Ultimatum to Iraq tops AP yearend survey of 2002
The 2002 AP poll ranks U S pressure on Saddam Hussein and the Iraq showdown as the top story, noting Security Council demands and arms inspections. Second is the Washington area sniper killings, third the Catholic sex abuse scandal, with details on victims and investigations.
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North Korea accuses U.S. of planning invasion
North Korea says Washington seeks war and vows to fight to the last man after expelling two U.N. monitors. South Korea urges negotiations to end the standoff over Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions while warning that U.S. economic sanctions may fail.
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Americans head into 2003 wary of war tax cuts
AP poll finds 64 percent favor holding off new tax cuts to avoid deeper federal deficits while about 28 percent support additional cuts to stimulate the economy. Respondents show war fears over Iraq, with many worried of terrorism and a potential strike on U S soil.
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Weather watch partial sky hints and temps
Page A10 reports partly sunny conditions with a high near 47 and a low around 39 degrees. No precipitation noted.
Polar Bears and Penguins Take New Year Plunge
Polar Bears and Penguins prepare for the New Year Day plunge. Portsmouth defeats Middletown in high school girls basketball on Page B4.
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Middletown Council Quiet Powerhouse Mary Nunes Remembered
Mary M. Nunes, 80, served 26 years on the Middletown Town Council, preferring behind the scenes work over public confrontations. She valued quiet, fair governance on Aquidneck Island and avoided burning bridges in a small community.
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Newport rings in new year with Opening Night celebration
Newport hosts the 11th annual Opening Night tonight from 5 to 9 p.m. with music dancing and fireworks over Harbor. Organizer Charles Roberts notes the alcohol free, volunteer powered event spans 13 downtown venues with trolleys between sites and a multicultural arts festival mood.
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