First recruits for Iraqi army head for training
Iraq's U S military took 400 volunteers to Kirkuk for two months basic training as the insurgency claims more casualties. No U S soldier was reported killed in action for a third straight day.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2003
Page
3
Iraq's U S military took 400 volunteers to Kirkuk for two months basic training as the insurgency claims more casualties. No U S soldier was reported killed in action for a third straight day.
Nigerians begin the international rescue mission to end 14 years of carnage in Liberia with 198 soldiers ferried by U.N. helicopters to a Monrovia airport as hundreds cheer. Fires and clashes persist on the Old Bridge while civilians press for peace and aid.
Correction notes missing part of Tracy Carrico obituary from the Saturday edition. Readers are directed to Earthman Funerals site to view the complete obituary and post tributes for the family.
The Bush administration, citing Saudi cooperation, aims to question Omar al Bayoumi who hosted a party for the 9 11 hijackers and had links to the Saudi government. Al Bayoumi says he is ready to meet with investigators, while Saudi officials deny he acted as an agent.
A CIA official said an audiotape likely authenticly attributed to Ayman al Zawahiri warns of U.S. retaliation if detainees at Guantanamo Bay are tried by military courts. The tape surfaced after Washington announced military trials possibly carrying death sentences for detainees.
Secretary of State Colin Powell dismissed the Washington Post story as gossip and nonsense, saying he has not discussed leaving a second Bush term and serves at the president’s pleasure while continuing to do his job. The Associated Press
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