Blame in Kuwait bombing shifts between pilot and ground controller
Officials weigh whether the Navy pilot who released two or three 500 pound bombs or the ground forward air controller who ordered abort is responsible for the Adair range attack in northern Kuwait that killed six. Investigators led by a three star general probe how the strike went wrong.
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US Central Command
Persian Gulf
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Donald Rumsfeld
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David Zimmerman
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Jason M. Faley
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Bush urges parents to love children in new couns elor role
President Bush reframes his duty as family counselor telling moms and dads to love their children with all their heart and soul. He promotes his tax cut while stressing uplifting the nation and countering village-focused rhetoric. Critics call the urge odd yet likely well received if framed as a friendly reminder.
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George W. Bush
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Bossi Center For Religion In American Public Life
Boston College
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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