Attacks Kill U S Troops Amid Gulf Oil Terminal Bombings
U S forces suffered fatalities after three dhows approached oil terminals near Umm Qasr and al Basra in Gulf waters. The blasts flipped a Navy craft and killed 17 sailors plus a tanker crewman, with five injured. Iraqi violence on a day of multiple attacks included a bus bombing near Baghdad killing at least 13 and a Sadr City mortar strike killing seven. The toll in Iraq rose to 109 U S military deaths since April, with total service-member deaths reported at 715. The Basra and Fallujah operations tied to ongoing insurgent activity amid planning for a potential assault on Fallujah. International forces reported the Umm Qasr port remained open despite the strikes.
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General Defends Soldiers Conduct in Fallujah
General defends Marines as war’s harsh realities unfold in Fallujah where hospitals report over 600 civilian deaths. He contrasts humane operations with fierce combat and criticizes media reporting, noting the difficulty of countering Aljazeera coverage.
Iraq War Forum At Dole Institute May 7 8
Scholars, journalists, and officials gather at the Dole Institute on Kansas University's west campus next month to discuss Iraq a year after victory. Keynotes include James Lindsay of the Council on Foreign Relations and James Pfiffner of George Mason University. May 7 1 PM to 5 30 PM covers The Iraq War and the International Order. May 8 8 30 AM to 1 30 PM covers The Iraq War Presidential Politics and the Patriot Act. For more information call 864-4900.
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Movement as treatment for back and neck pain
The article explains inactivity after back and neck pain leads to muscle atrophy and weaker bones. A single day of bed rest can cost 3 percent muscle loss, while three hours of lying down require about a 20 minute walk to counteract. It advocates movement and gentle stretching over passive treatments like pills or passive lying.
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