Saudis fear for homeland as regional tensions rise
Felemban notes Saudis defend their homeland amid U S troops presence and Iraqi threats. He says Saudis know American life through education and media, while Americans misperceive Saudi Arabia as desert and camels. He warns Iraq’s invasion risks global oil and security.
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Nerve gas antidote production quickened by Survival Technology
Survival Technology Inc. speeds up manufacture of an antidote for nerve gas used by American troops in the Persian Gulf. The Bethesda based firm, which supplies most of the non Communist world’s antidote, delayed maintenance and asked workers to cancel vacations to fulfill a Defense Department order for 85,000 kits and $2 million more.
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Iowa pork leadership faces threats and reform proposals
Iowa remains the leading pork producer with seven of the top ten pork counties in the United States. Eastern Iowa counties Delaware Washington Dubuque Clayton and Mahaska rank high while North Carolina’s Duplin County is the only NC county in the top ten. Experts urge improved management and a university led program to boost efficiency among small to large producers and to balance animal agriculture with environmental concerns.
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Iraq crisis widens as US warns on travel and allies bolster Desert Shield
President Bush labels Iraqi captives as hostages amid calls for concessions. The State Department urges Americans in Jordan to depart and postpone travel. Defense Secretary Cheney announces US Cargo planes operate from UAE as Desert Shield coordination broadens. Baghdad closes 60 embassies in occupied Kuwait and tightens control over Westerners. Saudi Arabia plans 8 to 11 billion dollars in invasion costs. Gaddafi offers support for a blockade and troops to an international force.
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