Siege and Incursion Updates in Iraq
Reports say the capital is cut off as British troops push into Basra amid ongoing operations in the Iraqi Freedom campaign. The situation details a widening incursion and strategic pressure on key cities during the conflict.
Friendly fire strike kills 18 Kurds Exiles
An airstrike caused by friendly fire killed 18 Kurdish exile fighters aiding a mission against loyalists. The incident underscores risks faced by allied forces and raises questions about battlefield coordination and target verification.
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Landing at seized Baghdad airport signals u s led push into Iraq
U S forces encircled Baghdad and began air deliveries to the capital while British troops pushed deeper into Basra. A C 130 style plane landed at Baghdad International as combat intensified, with missiles and shelling rocking the city. Casualties included injured Russian diplomats and Kurdish fighters amid cross fire and friendly fire.
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Postwar Iraq Update Highlights Combat Losses and Aid
Marines gain intelligence from shattered Republican Guard sites amid casualties for US and British forces. Coalition strikes target Ali Hassan al Majid as POWs are freed and Jessica Lynch reunites with family in Germany. US plans to build a new Iraqi army while continuing operations.
Online Gazette Updates on Iraq Headlines
Gazette online reports latest Iraq headlines with updated AP items. Live coverage includes security incidents, political developments, and regional assessments as events unfold across multiple cities and timelines.
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State patrol expands drug impairment training in Iowa
The Drug Recognition Expert Program launched in 1991 enhances officer ability to spot drivers impaired by marijuana methamphetamine and other illegal drugs. Lt. David Eick notes impaired driving carries the same penalties as alcohol offense and that exams target drivers stopped for suspected drunken driving with possible drug impairment.
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Supplements urged for breast fed babies
The American Academy of Pediatrics urges all exclusively breast fed infants to receive vitamin D supplements to prevent rickets. Beginning at 2 months and continuing until they drink at least 17 ounces daily of vitamin D fortified milk. The policy recommends multivitamin drops or tablets with 200 international units of vitamin D and cautions against supplements containing only vitamin D.
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Rough Riders Win Opening Round Series
The Rough Riders clinched a first round series victory by a score of 10 runs in the deciding game. Team captain leads offense with key hits as bullpen holds late. Opponent details not provided in readable text.
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Tomorrow Ham and Sweet Potato Dishes for Easter
A featured recipe guide offers ham and sweet potato ideas to craft an inspired Easter dinner. Tips highlight glaze options, roasting times, and complementary sides to suit a festive table.
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