Our View Saddam Must Go United stance a call for preemptive strike
The piece argues Saddam Hussein's regime poses grave threats with weapons capable of mass destruction and emphasizes the necessity of removing him. It cites bin Laden’s attacks, compares past U S responses, and endorses President Bush's pursuit of regime change and a possible preemptive strike in the Middle East.
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Osama bin Laden
New York
Washington
United Flight 93
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bin Laden
Saddam
Japan
Bush
Afghanistan
Middle East
Market woes spark investor confidence rethink
Quotes from investors and public figures reflect ongoing market turmoil. Al Mirman of V Finance remarks it will take a year to restore confidence as Dan Quayle’s comments clash with Candice Bergen. Talibah Shakir links police violence to Donovan Jackson case, noting FBI civil rights inquiry and a lawsuit against the officer.
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al Mirman
V Finance
Sarasota
Fla
Donovan
Rodney King
Talibah Shakir
Donovan Jackson
Inglewood
Calif
Jackson
FBI
July 11 highlights and historical milestones
Today's date marks the 192nd day of 2002 with 173 days remaining. Notable events include Eisenhower and Nixon's 1952 Republican ticket in Chicago, John Quincy Adams born in 1767, the Marine Corps reestablishment in 1798, Burr-Hamilton duel in 1804, Roosevelt's canal voyage in 1934, Olivier's death in 1989, and a 1991 Nigerian Airlines crash in Jeddah killing 261.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M Nixon
John Quincy Adams
United States
Braintree
Mass
Marine Corps
Marine Band
Aaron Burr
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Laurence Olivier
Nigerian Airlines
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Independence Day Threat Coverage Questioned by Media
A fragmented note asks if reports of a major terrorist attack on Independence Day were blown out of proportion or warranted by the circumstances. It includes a phone-like line 275-2704 and the tag Attn BUZZ.
We Need Martha Stewart Both Loved And Hated
Kathleen Parker offers a quirky defense of Martha Stewart framed as a love hate dynamic. She argues society flaws machinate admiration and envy, portraying Stewart as a compulsive celebrity who fuels both desire and disdain.
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Martha Stewart
Schadenfreude
Martha
Moe
Curly
Ricky
Lucy
Ralph
Alice
Leona Helmsley
Truman on one hand and the other hand in ERS report
The ERS 2002 Farm Income Forecast weighs sound sector assets against a sharp rise in direct government payments. It projects 2002 net cash income below 30 billion without subsidies, a 51 billion total with aids, and notes off-farm earnings may mask farm income declines while asserting long-run sector soundness amid political spin.
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Harry S. Truman
Harry
USDA
Economic Research Service
ERS
Truman
U.S
Abbott and Costello
Crusader artillery system faces uncertain future in US defense plan
Don Monkerud reports on the Crusader, a 40-ton self propelled 155 mm howitzer, facing cancellation despite its high cost and advanced tech. Critics argue it targets outdated land war concepts while supporters cite jobs and industry ties, with Congress and defense firms side advancing deployment prospects.
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Defense Department
United States
Defense Rumsfeld
Russia
Rumsfeld
Oklahoma
J.C. Watts Jr
Don Nickles
United Defense Industries
Elgin
Okla
United Defense
Carlyle Group
Crusader
Metal Storm Ltd
Metal Storm
Bill Owens
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bush
Wayne Downing
Army
Congress
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