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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1991

Page

7

News Media Recruits Guard Gear for Gulf War Coverage

Reporters from Dallas Morning News and others received standard battlefield equipment in a hotel ballroom as they prepare for potential conflict in the Persian Gulf. Gear includes helmets body armor packs gas masks and protective suits with two hour activation notice and Geneva identification cards.

Saudi Arabia Persian Gulf George Rodrigue Dallas Morning News Deborah ‘Amos National Public Radio Haireus U.N Iraq Kuwait Christiane Amanpour CNN

Bay Area churches offer sanctuary to Gulf War resisters

Four San Francisco Bay area parishes and Seattle University Baptist Church publicly extend sanctuary to soldiers refusing service in the Persian Gulf. The churches provide housing and free legal aid to conscientious objectors and AWOL soldiers, continuing a tradition begun in the 1970s and 1980s.

San Francisco Persian Gulf San Francisco Bay Area University Baptist Church Seattle U.S Middle East Gustav Schultz University Lutheran Church Berkeley Diana Gibson First Presbyterian ‘Church Palo Alto Marilyn Chilcofe Beacon Street Presbyterian Fellowship Oakland Donovan Cook Fort Lewis Tacoma Schultz National Guard Liam Noble Noble San Francisco State University

Marchant Says U S Could Defeat Iraq in One Week

South Carolina National Guard commander Adjutant General T Eston Marchant said U S forces could defeat Iraq in Kuwait within a week with decisive use of military advantages but warned a full scale attack would be required. He noted Desert Shield deployments exceed 3 400 SC guardsmen with M 1 tanks and F 16 jets and criticized Vietnam era errors in grassroots involvement.

Oar Kuwait United States South Carolina National Guard T. Eston Marchant South Carolina U.S Middle East Marchant South Carolina Guard Saudi Arabia Vietnam Mabon Guard South Carolina Air National Guard Defense Department Bush Iraq

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