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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1992

Page

5

Saddam Targeted By Bush

A government source says President Bush authorized covert actions to topple Iraq's Saddam Hussein. Reports claim the CIA may use broadcasts and contacts with Iraqi opposition groups as tensions rise in Baghdad amid hunger and UN embargo objections.

Washington Posesretty Saddam Hussein James A. Baker III Saddam Bush CIA Iraq Baker CNN USS

Police constable in Belfast suicide after Sinn Fein office attack

Constable Allen Moore of the Royal Ulster Constabulary killed himself with a shotgun after firing at a Sinn Fein office in west Belfast killing three and wounding one. The incident comes amid rising tensions as Sinn Fein and the IRA push for British withdrawal.

Belfast Northern Ireland Allen Moore Royal Ulster Constabulary Sinn Fein Catholic West Belfast Republican ‘Army Torisn Moore Northern Ireland Police Federation Republican News Sinn Fein-Ira Ireland The IRA

Snowstorm Blocks Relief for Cold Hungry Kurds

A U S Army UH-60 helicopter ferries blankets oil and rice to snowbound Kurdish villages in northern Iraq. Col Dick Naab says crews delivered over 90 tons of aid since January though blocked roads and a four month blockade impede relief efforts. One death is confirmed amid dangerous snow and isolation as residents watch from buried homes.

Iraq Saddam Hussein Dick Naab Western Military Coalition U.S Naab Turkey Qonabasi Chidren

Baker Seeks Elimination of Nuclear Arms Not Just Cuts

Secretary of State James A. Baker III said on CNN that the United States prefers eliminating multi warhead nukes rather than merely reducing totals. He noted Bush aims for 4,500 U.S. and Russian weapons, with others possibly invited to join the reduction process.

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