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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2003
Page
3
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The United States orders two Iraqi attaches at the U.N. mission to depart within 72 hours for activities outside their official role. Iraq’s U.N. ambassador says the guards were living in the Iraqi mission basement. A broader push aims to expel roughly 60 Iraqis overseas accused of undercover spying.
Iraqi vice president Izzat Ibrahim al Douri unleashed a venomous tirade at Kuwaiti delegates during an emergency meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Doha. He called Kuwait’s Sabah al Ahmed al Jabbar a traitor and a monkey, undermining hopes for unity as TV coverage was cut and a weak communique urged a peaceful UN framework solution. The clash followed recent sharp exchanges at an Arab League gathering in Egypt.
Officials say the opening air strikes would deploy ten times as many bombs as in 1991 and rely on laser and satellite guided munitions. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and Gen. Franks updated President Bush on plans as Powell warned Saddam to disarm or face a broader conflict. National Guard and Reserve deployments rose to 176,553 as support crews prepare for a possible invasion.
The Pontiff urged united efforts to avert war as the White House rejected Vatican moral cautions on a preemptive attack. U N inspectors report limited Iraqi disarmament progress while seven scientists undergo private interviews. Pentagon plans a major initial air strike and a psychological campaign including leaflet drops to erode Saddam's support.
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