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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2002
Page
8
US defense officials say aircraft bombed an Iraqi radar site at Al Amarah, the fourth strike in a month in response to Iraqi attacks on coalition patrols in the no fly zone. Pentagon spokesman Lt Col Dave Lapan described it as self defense.
The Bush administration called the bombing of the U S Consulate in Karachi deplorable killing 10 people and injuring many including a U S Marine guard and five Pakistani employees. State Department officials will reassess how many U S personnel to keep in Pakistan amid warned threats and mass departures. White House spokesman Sean McCormack expressed condolences and wishes for quick recoveries.
President Bush reaffirmed support for evolving a Palestinian state while Secretary Powell indicated interim statehood remains under consideration. Powell spoke after a foreign ministers meeting in Whistler. Bush met at the White House with Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al-Faisal and urged reporters not to overinterpret his plans for an Israeli Palestinian settlement.
A Navy ship fired an experimental rocket that shot down a dummy warhead over 100 miles high in the Pacific in a test of a sea based missile defense system. The controlled exercise gathered data to guide further development under the Bush administration.
President Bush builds case for possible military action against Saddam Hussein and cites pre emptive options against weapons of mass destruction. Analysts note strategic warnings and covert options while Pentagon leaders debate timing and scope. Bush urges use of all tools to confront threats amid ongoing warnings about Iraqi weapons programs.
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