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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 2003

Page

4

Postwar Iraq: ORHA to establish interim administration

U S and British forces in Basra and Baghdad set up an interim Iraqi administration. Retired Lt Gen Buck Walters will head the southern ORHA branch at Umm Qasr with about 15 staffers. ORHA plans three regional HQs in Basra Baghdad and Mosul for humanitarian aid reconstruction and civil administration.

Knight Ridder Kuwait City Kuwait U.S Baghdad Basra United States Iraq Buck Walters Umm Qasr Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Aid ORHA Washington Pentagon Coalition Army Jay Garner Pany Walters Garner Nathan Jones Mosul Great Brit

Allies overstate gains in Baghdad invasion reports

U S and British officials often overstated battlefield progress amid chaos and propaganda. Iraqi Information Minister al Sahhaf denied American presence in Baghdad while allies cautioned of tougher fighting ahead. A weekend raid into Baghdad’s southwestern suburbs was described as moving through the heart of the city.

Washington U.S Baghdad Palestine Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf Coalition London Central Command Qatar Navy Frank Thorp U.S. Central Command

U S Army Seizes Saddam Palaces in Baghdad Advance

American troops of the 3rd Infantry Division moved into central Baghdad capturing the New Presidential Palace and two other palaces. They set up a mobile command center and a POW collection point while gathering intelligence as they secure key roads and broadcast a message that the regime is gone.

Baghdad Iraq U.S Saddam Hussein Tigris River Spc Robert Blake State College 7Th Infantry Regiment Saddam Baath Party Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of

Looting in Basra Gridlock City Center

An Iraqi man pushes furniture with a donkey cart after looting houses in Basra center. The scene unfolds in southern Iraq on Monday as residents cope with widespread theft.

Basra Iraq

Rescued POW Jessica Lynch buoyed by family visits

Jessica Lynch, in stable condition at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, has been lifted by family visits from West Virginia. Her ward includes comforting items: applesauce, a red white and blue ribbon teddy bear, and a bunny by the bed as doctors note excellent recovery prognosis.

Jessica Lynch Landstuhl Germany Lynch Deadra Gregory West Virginia Ical Center Marie Shaw

Iraqi War FAQs on flag patch Baath Party and weapon disposal

An explainer covers why the flag patch is worn reversed on uniforms and vehicles to simulate wind from forward movement. It outlines Saddam Hussein’s Baath Party origins and goals, its regional presence, and notes coalition practice of destroying captured Iraqi weapons and ammunition.

Air Force One A. Saddam Hussein Baath Party Baath Renaissance Syria Mideast Iraq

Bush Blair discuss postwar Iraq plans on Air Force One

President Bush and Prime Minister Blair, en route to Northern Ireland, planned steps to finish Saddam Hussein’s government and shape a post-hostility Iraqi government with Secretary of State Powell saying the hostilities phase was ending. Bertie Ahern joined talks for discussions on Iraq’s future government.

Ain United Nations Iraq Department of Defense State Department Bush Tony Blair U.N Northern Ireland Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Dick Cheney Ahmed Chalabi Rumsfeld Chalabi Hillsborough Baghdad Saddam Hussein Colin Powell Air Force One Bertie Ahern

U S Commanders Granted Freedom of Movement in Baghdad

Brig. Gen. Vincent Brooks said U S commanders in Baghdad will decide which city areas to hold and when to move without Central Command input. As U S forces push into various districts, the local commander gains movement autonomy.

Sayliyah Qatar U.S Baghdad Central Command Vincent Brooks

Journalists Killed in Iraqi Rocket Attack Near Baghdad

AP reports two reporters died in a rocket strike on the U.S. Army 3rd Infantry Division south of Baghdad. Victims are Spaniard Julio Anguita Parrado, 32, of El Mundo, and German Christian Liebig, 35, who worked for Focus.

Sayliyah Qatar U.S. Army Baghdad U.S. Central Command Julio Anguita Parrado el Mundo Christian Liebig Focus

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