Capture of Saddam Hussein Lowers Expected U S Troop Levels
After Saddam Hussein's capture, analysts foresee a potential but uncertain decline in U S troop presence in Iraq as insurgency dynamics and political considerations complicate planned reductions. Pentagon officials discuss modest cuts while preparing contingents to backfill as combat operations wind down.
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U S Forces Round Up Rebel Suspects in Iraqi Raids
U S troops conducted two days of raids in Fallujah Rawah Samarra and Jalulah seeking Saddam loyalists and insurgents. About 60 Iraqis were arrested for questioning and authorities said over 100 senior Baathists and militants remain at large. Armored vehicles seized assault rifles and rocket propelled grenades as raids continued.
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National threat level raised to orange high risk
The government on Sunday elevated the national threat level to orange amid heightened terror risk. Officials warned potential attacks could occur during holidays and that indicators are perhaps greater now than at any point since September 11. The move signals intensified vigilance and potential security measures nationwide.
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Texas Officials Urge Calm Amid Orange Threat Level
Texas officials said the national orange alert does not indicate a specific state threat and Texans should not alter holiday plans. Governor Perry's spokeswoman noted the Emergency Operations Center runs 24 hours. Coast Guard officials said no direct threats to Houston or Texas shoreline were found, with heightened patrols and ongoing security measures. Authorities warned of potential targets like dams bridges and nuclear plants and urged vigilance and reporting of suspicious activity.
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Galveston Debates Hunting Sandhill Cranes
Galveston weighs legalizing crane hunting after 2004. The city council previously banned hunting cranes amid safety concerns from west end residents as the migratory waterfowl debate heightens.
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Gas prices end year with signs of stability
Gasoline prices in the United States showed two weeks of stability as 2003 began. The Lundberg Survey listed Friday’s nationwide self serve average at about 1.51 dollars per gallon, down slightly from December 5 but higher than December 20, 2002, with analysts noting a return to January levels and a 21.6 cent year over year rise for 2003.
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