Security boosted at SRS and South Carolina nuclear plants
Security at the Savannah River Site and other South Carolina nuclear facilities was heightened after the U S began bombing Iraq. DOE officials said actions were pre identified to meet national threat levels while site spokesmen stated posture had not changed and that further details could not be disclosed.
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Saddam in Baghdad compound after U S strike report
U S intelligence says Saddam Hussein may have been in a suburban Baghdad compound hit by missiles and bombs with medical attention summoned afterward. Officials caution no determination yet on injury or death of Saddam or his sons and stress ongoing video analysis and lack of evidence of his command role.
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Bush mobilizes allies as war on Iraq escalates
President Bush held a midafternoon war meeting with Cabinet members at the White House and urged focus on domestic priorities like education, economy, and Medicare. He planned Camp David weekend departure as leaders abroad criticized the invasion while police guarded the White House amid protests. Fleischer disclosed calls to Mubarak and Gulf rulers and said an execution order was signed ahead of strikes.
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Northside accident cuts power in Aiken area
An early morning crash on Rutland Drive in Aiken caused a power pole to fall, downing lines and cutting power to parts of Northside. A motorist traveling east left the road, struck the pole, and was hospitalized.
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Rowland Named Aiken County Sheriff Candidate in 1995
Rowland, a veteran lawman with early roles in Edgefield and the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission, rose to chief deputy of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. He oversees a $6 million budget and 145 employees, earned a 1995 Deputy Sheriff of the Year award, and vows to guard tax dollars while expanding community policing ahead of the March 25 primary against Mike Hunt. The May 13 special election will follow.
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