U.S. renews air raids on Iraq in Desert Storm drive
U.S. bombers struck Baghdad and other Iraqi targets from bases north and south as the war escalated. Baghdad endured hours of raids while communications failed. Bush sought to avert Israeli retaliation by coordinating with Israel, deploying Patriot batteries and sending Eagleburger to the region for on the spot coordination.
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U.S. dispatches diplomats and missile defenses to Israel
President Bush sent anti missile batteries and Deputy Secretary Lawrence Eagleburger to Israel to reassure Prime Minister Shamir amid Scud attacks. Pentagon notes Iraqi strikes reveal Saddam Hussein's ruthless edge as a 15000 strong protest against U.S. policy occurs in Washington while Bush monitors the Persian Gulf war from Camp David.
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Soldiers' loved ones form Gulf support group
Anne North a Kansas University senior leads a new non denominational support group for families of Gulf War service members. The first meeting is at 7 p.m. today at Immanuel Lutheran Church. The effort grew after local demand for peer understanding and practical coping tips.
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Latvians Honor Slain Martyr in Independence March
Thousands of Latvians marched behind the body of a man officials say was killed by Soviet soldiers. The event marks a somber display during Latvia's push for independence. Quotes about wartime Scud threats and a Pentagon briefing by Lt. Gen. Thomas Kelly accompany the report.
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U S war plan struggles to crush Iraqi army
Washington officials report early air campaign has gained air superiority and destroyed arms plants but shows no sign of breaking the Iraqi Army. Analysts say the next phase likely involves a ground push to remove Saddam Hussein’s forces from Kuwait, despite some hope of Iraqi collapse.
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Bush plan seen shaping air war to pave ground invasion
Analysts say the Pentagon fears a prolonged ground campaign in Kuwait as U S forces gain air superiority after Iraq's missile strikes on Israel. The plan centers on a strategic bombing campaign followed by a Kuwaiti invasion, with cruise missiles and stealth weapons playing key roles.
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Slow process defers quarry decisions in Douglas County
At the December 5 Douglas County Commission meeting, residents urged action on a Martin Marietta quarry project while the panel delayed eight issues through a dozen deferrals. Officials cited complexity and strong public input, with final CUP approval granted on December 19 amid numerous restrictions.
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