War chief cites progress in Afghan battle
Gen. Tommy Franks on ABC says progress against al Qaida in Afghanistan continues. He notes no sign of Osama bin Laden or other top leaders yet and rejects the notion the fight near Gardez is winding down. About 200 fighters remain, with 500 to 800 killed in nine days as enemy forces hunker down and fresh troops rotate in. Military officials say the battle, Operation Anaconda, is shifting as weather improves and forces reposition. Canadian troops also moved forward to support operations near Kandahar.
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CNN
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Kandahar
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Mercer County Solid Waste Authority Schedules March Meeting Change
The Mercer County Solid Waste Authority shifts its March meeting to Monday March 18 at 5 30 PM at Serona Memorial United Methodist Church. April meeting will return to its usual time and location.
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Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia
Charleston
Public Service Commission of West Virginia
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H.A.M. Sanitary Landfill, Inc
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Monroe County
Howard M. Cunningham
Commission
Brooks Street
HAM Sanitary Landfill, Inc
U S must be ready to use nukes to defend nation
President Bush's advisers say the United States must be prepared to use nuclear weapons to deter WMD threats while stressing there are no plans to do so. They emphasize that any shift is a contingency option to preserve deterrence and protect allies, not an imminent policy.
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Libya
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Russia
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America
Dick Cheney
CBS
NBC
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Myers
CNN
John Warner
R-Va
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joe Lieberman
D-Conn
Lieberman
Bush administration condemns Mideast violence and hopes for peace envoy
The Bush administration denounces the Jerusalem cafe suicide bombing that killed 11, urging restraint while hoping U S envoy Anthony Zinni can advance a peace plan. Secretary Powell says violence cannot deter Zinni as Vice President Cheney travels the region to press for calm and a return to peace talks.
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