Man's Mission Life Cut Short in Davao City Bombing
Richard Hyde recalls his brother Bill Hyde who devoted his life to missionary work in the Philippines and Mindanao with Lyn Hyde. He taught music at Faith Academy and helped start hundreds of churches while facing danger and cobras at home. The couple moved from Manila to rural areas before settling in Davay City where Bill died after a backpack bomb exploded near a mission pickup at the Davao City airport. Lyn Hyde survived and plans to continue mission work with their sons in Cambodia or the Philippines.
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Massive U S MOAB Test Powers Up Psychological Warfare
Iraq war briefing notes a test at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida of the MOAB bomb, described as a bunker buster with strong psychological impact. Officials cite planned use against Iraqi targets, stressing the weapon’s large blast and shock effect.
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Diplomatic Plan by Six Nations on Iraq Disarmament
Six nations including Angola Cameroon Chile Guinea Mexico and Pakistan push for a 45 day extension to the Iraq disarmament deadline with a 100 day window for a strategic decision aided by benchmarks Canada proposes a new U N Security Council resolution authorizing force with a three week period for Iraq to show cooperation U N and US flights resume after a tense standoff over overflights American Gen Tom Franks meets Jordanian officials in Amman and Patriot missiles and surveillance focus on Scud threats White House signals a likely vote this week Blair backs disarmament by force if needed
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World wary over Iraq as US and UK push disarm deadline
United States and Britain signaled a short extension for Saddam Hussein to disarm or face war while a UN vote looms. Iraqi jets forced aborts of U S reconnaissance missions, and Pentagon officials warned of a possible invasion described as a war of liberation.
Study Shows Supervisors’ Conduct Tied to Harassment Risk
A 199% sample of 506 female veterans from Vietnam, post Vietnam, and Gulf War eras found 79 percent faced harassment on duty and 30 percent reported rape or attempted rape. Funded by the Army Medical Research, the study notes risk rises when supervisors tolerate harassment. Veterans Affairs officials say results aid care and counseling initiatives for female veterans.
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