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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2003

Page

3

Bush visits Fort Carson amid Iraq toll and public worry

President Bush toured Fort Carson Colorado to reassure families after 31 soldiers died in Iraq. He pledged that sacrifices would keep America safe while addressing rising public concern as polls show split views on the war. The visit followed two US soldier deaths in Mosul and a new defense bill signing expanding civilian control and veteran benefits.

Fort Carson Colo Bush Iraq America Defense Department Washington Rocky Mountains U.S Mosul Butts Army Air Field Sunni Triangle Fallujah

U S soldiers killed in Mosul spark Iraqi resentment

In Mosul Ras al Jadda neighborhood two U S soldiers were killed when ambushed and dragged from their car. Witnesses noted brutality but Iraqi reactions varied with some condemning as occupiers while others voiced hardened resentment. Pentagon later said no evidence of throat slashing or body mutilation and that the car was robbed. Command Sgt Maj Jerry L Wilson of Thom son Georgia and Spec Rel A Ravagoio of Glendale California were identified.

Mosul Iraq U.S Hisham Abed Ras al-Jadda Pentagon Jerry L. Wilson Thomson, Ga Spec. Rel A. Ravagoio Glendale Calif

Pentagon cites engine failure in U S helicopter crash

Pentagon officials said the MH 53 transport helicopter crash near Bagram Afghanistan killed five U S service members and wounded eight after an engine problem. Officials said there was no indication of hostile fire and soldiers searched the burned wreckage at the scene amid snow covered mountains.

Bagram Afghanistan U.S Pentagon Bagram Air Base

Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Upper Midwest

The season’s first major snowstorm blanketed Minnesota with hazardous highways as more than a foot of snow fell in the region. Wisconsin saw continued heavy snow through Monday, with over 10 inches in far northern areas and 14.6 inches at Crane Lake near the Canadian border. The Twin Cities received about 6 inches, and Iowa’s northwestern corner saw up to 4 inches.

Upper Midwest Minnesota Wisconsin Lake Superior Twin Cities Crane Lake Minn Canadian Iowa

Jackson launches Web site to proclaim his innocence

Michael Jackson unveiled a Web site to present his side in the child molestation case with a six paragraph statement calling the charges a big lie. Spokesman Stuart Backerman said the site will provide official communications to media and fans. Dell said tech support for corporate customers will move to call centers in Texas Idaho and Tennessee.

Los Angeles Michael Jackson Jackson Stuart Backerman Texas Idaho Tennessee Dell Jon Weisblatt

Georgia interim leader pledges elections and repeal of emergency

In her first national address Nino Burdzhanadze promised elections within 45 days restored parliament and repealed the state of emergency imposed by Eduard Shevardnadze before his ouster. She urged Georgians to cooperate and reaffirmed a pro Western course.

Tbilisi Georgia Eduard Shevardnadze Nino Burdzhanadze

Dell halts Indian tech support for corporate customers

Dell Inc. stops using an India based technical support center after complaints about communication difficulties with representatives. The move affects calls from corporate customers in the United States and comes amid ongoing dissatisfaction with language and clarity.

Dell Austin Texas Dell Inc India U.S

Boeing fires CFO over unethical defense-Contract concerns

Boeing dismissed chief financial officer Mike Sears for negotiating the hire of former Air Force official Darleen Druyun, who also lost her job in the Missile Defense Systems unit. Both executives allegedly covered up the misconduct as government investigations proceed.

Chicago Boeing Co Boeing Mike Sears Air Force Darleen Druyun Druyun Missile Defense Systems

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