Demonstrators Oppose War Against Iraq Across Nations
Editorial notes mass protests in New York, San Francisco, London, Rome against a possible US led war on Iraq. About 257 arrests in New York signal tension, but protests avoid violent clashes of the Vietnam era. The piece defends free speech while urging restraint and evidence of disarmament.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
London
Rome
Iraq
New York City
Vietnam
Bush
Saddam Hussein
Mr. Bush
Ais
Aiken Standard Staff byline irritation remains unclear
The text lists staff positions and personnel names including publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Art Zappa business manager Ellen Priest production director Phillip Yates and others. No article event or outcome is provided.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen ©. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briant
Phillip Yates
Scot Newcom J. David Boyd Scarin
Ana Letitia Jefferson
Cost of war debated in letters to the editor
A reader argues war costs in human and economic terms, warning of biological threats and economic destabilization. The letter questions Saddam Hussein, urges force over talk, and suggests taking down Saddam would deter future aggressors.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
USA
Saddam
Gil Mullins
Aiken
Health workers resist national smallpox vaccination plan
Linda McDonald and James Calenza argue health-care unions resist the plan due to risks of vaccinia transmission, adverse reactions, and unclear liability. They call for careful screening, protection for workers and patients, and government guidance before expanding vaccination.
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Atlanta
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Institute of Medicine
American Public Health Association
American Nurses Association
Linda McDonald
R.N
United Nurses & Allied Professionals
James Calenza
Rhode Istana
Governing Kurdistan Offers Preview of Iraq After Saddam
In Sulaymaniyah the autonomous Kurdish region shows democracy under US protection with two parliaments an education push and new tech. Leaders warn that post Saddam Iraq will demand careful federal shaping while Islamists and Turkish ties complicate stability as US forces consider large scale involvement.
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Sulaymaniyah
Iraq
Iraqi Kurdistan
United States
Ira
Saddam
America
Kurdistan
U. Sanelions
United Nations
Barham Salih
New Jersey
Ansar-a Islam
Al-Q
Gulf States
Saudi Arabia
Asa Hardi
Hawlati
Fouad Baban
Baghdad
Washington
Ankara
Turkey
Iran
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