Bush to send 21,500 more troops to Iraq
President Bush acknowledged error in not building up forces earlier and announced a plan to add 21,500 U S troops to quell near anarchy in Iraq. He warned of higher casualties and defended backing Iraqi forces with 10,000 to 12,000 additional troops in Baghdad. Democratic leaders rejected the move, while Republicans criticized it as risky.
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Oklahoma lawmakers split over Bush Iraq troop plan
Oklahoma's delegation largely divides along party lines on President Bushs proposed 21500 additional troops in Iraq. Democrat Dan Boren opposes, while Republicans Frank Lucas Tom Cole Mary Fallin and Sen Coburn support speeding Iraqi security progress to allow troops home. Coburn warns against leaving Iraq, stressing fight against terrorism. As of Wednesday 3017 US military deaths have occurred since March 2003.
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Democrats weigh options on Bush Iraq plan
In Congress Democrats weigh how to oppose Bush's Iraq troop escalation. Senator Kennedy proposes requiring congressional approval for more troops while Pelosi signals blocking related Pentagon funding. Senate Leader Reid plans a nonbinding resolution to record opposition and press the president to heed bipartisan dissent.
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Automation boosts patient care in CCMH pharmacy upgrade
CCMH unveils automated pharmacy system to shift focus from distribution to patient care. Haley notes time saved aids nurses and doctors, with staff unchanged. Upgraded TV Room becomes a clean room for IV prep, increasing quality control. CCMH plans further IT driven safety gains and on floor pharmacist roles. Lori Cummings of CCMH emphasizes patient safety and broader IT initiatives, including bar code verification to reduce errors. CEO Randy Segler calls the investment pivotal for Southwest Oklahoma health care advancement.
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