Initial bombing may have killed Saddam during Iraq invasion
U.S. officials suggested Saddam Hussein might have been killed in the Baghdad bombardment as more than 60,000 American and British troops pushed into southern Iraq. Iraq claimed Saddam was alive and met aides, while a helicopter crash in Kuwait killed 12 Britons and four Americans, the war's first casualties.
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Mother's war fears shadow March Madness in Oklahoma City
Roi Holladay sits at Ford Center fearing for her son Capt. Mathew Holladay U.S. Army who is in Iraq. She speaks of confidence in him while tears fill her eyes and she watches Kansas Jayhawks play in the NCAA tournament as her husband coaches. The mother anticipates weeks without word as the war continues.
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Mystery illness reaches Kansas man in hospital
A Kansas man, recently traveled to Asia, is hospitalized in Wichita with a suspected mystery illness linked to SARS. He is in isolation at Via Christi St. Francis, officials say, as health authorities investigate the case amid a global outbreak with 306 reported cases.
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