Saudi prince urges Saddam to step down for Iraqi people
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal told ABC-TV that Saddam Hussein should quit for Iraqis well being and criticized Bush advisers for pushing war, saying the United States must show true friends and enemies. He did not name who he meant.
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Coca-Cola Targeted in European Boycott Over U.S. Goods
In Europe antiwar sentiment spurs boycotts of American brands. Hamburg restaurant owners drop U S products including Coca-Cola and Marlboro, and a chef threatens to refuse American Express. The movement spans multiple countries, with calls on various sites to curb U S goods.
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Jackson to aid search for missing Newsday journalists
The Rev. Jesse Jackson told the families of missing Newsday reporters Matthew McAllester and Moises Laman that he would try to locate them after they were last heard from on March 24. Newsday editor Anthony Marro suspects Iraqi government detention. Jackson says he will do his best but has no plans to travel to the region.
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Iraqi officials claim pulling back as Baghdad push nears
The report notes continued street fighting south of Baghdad with U.S. forces advancing toward the capital. Iraqi foreign minister Naji Sabri denounces invaders, while Bush warns Saddam may seek to terrorize the U.S. Civilians and soldiers suffer casualties at Najaf and other checkpoints as coalition troops tighten the ring around the city.
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Antiwar graffiti stains Kansas City main street headline
Antiwar protesters sprayed messages along Massachusetts Street from Sixth to 10th, vandalizing at least ten buildings including Jefferson’s Restaurant. Owners estimate $200 to $500 in damages while some passersby supported the act as a protest amid broader peace demonstrations.
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Anxious Time Prompting Public Help for Civilian Programs
The message asks readers to contact Mike Shields with story tips or to tease loved ones. It mentions civilian programs and military context and provides an email contact at mstleide liworld com. The text invites involvement from those who know or care about a World related event.
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Veterinarian Mark Marks Called Up for Army Reserve Duty
Lawrence veterinarian Mark Marks, founder of Wakarusa Veterinary Hospital, has been notified he must leave Friday to join his Army Reserve unit. He serves as a colonel in the 3rd Medical Command, deploying to support operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. His wife Shanon and vet Kristi Bradley will run the practice in his absence.
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