Global doubts grow over US war aims amid Iraq tensions
A Pew project survey shows falling US favorability in Britain Poland Russia and Turkey while Italy and Spain oppose war. Respondents broadly support removing Saddam Hussein but worry about how the United States wields its power and global influence.
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Eastern Iowa tightens security after orange alert
Eastern Iowa agencies raise security following the orange alert. Cedar Rapids Mayor Paul Pate says facilities will be protected while not disclosing measures. Eastern Iowa airport resumes vehicle checks and increased security to trunk areas and parking. University of Iowa says operations continue with FBI guidance.
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Security plan aims to fortify America against terror
Operation Liberty Shield expands security across airports cables feeds to nuclear plants and chemical facilities. The plan calls for federal state local and private cooperation to curb threats with vigilant citizen participation and rapid factual updates amid heightened alert after war with Iraq looms.
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Iraqis mobilize to defend Baghdad amid televised appeal
Protesters in the Iraqi capital gather in streets waving Saddam portraits and pledging blood and soul in support of their leader after a televised call to defend Baghdad. Reports describe crowds mobilizing across cities as regional tensions rise.
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Harkin accuses Bush of deceiving Congress over Iraq
Sen. Tom Harkin charges President Bush misled Congress with assertions on Iraq's weapons program and favors war over diplomacy. He cites claims of restarted nuclear work ties to 9/11 and long-range missiles as unreliable. Grassley supports Bush, while Harkin urged inspectors more time.
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