Troops Press Wary Advance Toward Baghdad In Cautious Pace
Allied soldiers moved toward Baghdad on Sunday with steps aimed at building Iraqi trust while reducing exposure to disguised combatants. General Myers said patience guides the campaign as airstrikes hit leadership targets in Baghdad and the Information Ministry fire after missile attacks.
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Frontline Developments on Iraqi Assault Plans and Air Strikes
U S war planners said the military may delay larger strikes on Saddam Hussein to build pressure. A Marine UH 1 Huey helicopter crashed in southern Iraq killing three and wounding one. no enemy fire was involved. An explosion hit the Information Ministry in Baghdad while air strikes targeted Abu Gharayb palace telephone exchanges the Karada intelligence complex and a paramilitary training center.
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Aiken Voting Plan Goes to Polls in Special Election
Polls open at 7 a m Tuesday in Aiken for a special referendum on changing City Council elections from four district and two at large members to five district members and one at large. A yes votes prompts redraw by council. a no moves the plan to the U S Justice Department for review.
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Family coping with son's disabilities and covenant dispute
The article describes 14 year old Michael O'Rear, disabled, paralyzed to some degree, who cannot speak and uses an electronic tablet. A months long dispute between his parents and Woodside Plantation Property Inc centers on a living room mantle photo and custody context.
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Pro military rally centers on POWs families and conflict
Hundreds attend a Sunday rally at Aiken Technical College where former POW retired Army Col. Quin Herlik says POWs long for home while families worry most about loved ones. He predicts Iraqi treachery will backfire and raise resolve. Marines M Harris and C Holsonback featured.
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