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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 2003

Page

2

Americans divided on Iraq war aims and timing

Washington polls show two thirds favor military action against Saddam Hussein but few want to act quickly without broader U.N. support. Voters seek more weapons inspections and diplomacy, with emphasis on allied backing and credible justification before war. Public opinions vary by region and demographic.

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Bush forecasts postwar stability push from think tank

President Bush defended postwar policy amid criticism saying the United States seeks no territory or Iraqi oil gains. He pledged to stay in Iraq as long as needed, likening it to past peace efforts after world wars and urging renewed Arab-Israeli peace with Saddam removed as a stabilizing factor. He urged Israel to end settlements and urged Arab nations to live in peace with Israel while warning of high war costs and long postwar occupation needs.

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Virtual protest hits Washington in a online march

Antiwar protesters used phones, fax machines, and computers in a virtual march on Washington. Senators and the White House faced busy circuits as about 400,000 people registered to call in through Win Without War. White House spokeswoman Ashley Snee noted heavy call volume but had no figures.

Washington Iraq White House Senate Tom Andrews Andrews Ashley Snee

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