American woman in Beirut not scared by kidnappings
Genevieve Maxwell, a 7 year resident of west Beirut, says she will stay as long as she can cope despite Western hostage appeals and a wave of abductions and killings. She notes the city’s decline from cosmopolitan hub to militia ruled area and guards her routine with cautious outings.
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Khadafy Reflects On Bombing Raid During Interview
Libyan leader Col Moammar Khadafy says he was asleep at home when U S warplanes attacked Tripoli and Benghazi and that he helped his children escape. He denounces terrorism while criticizing U S action, and officials say his daughter was killed in the raids. The interview with Saeed Naqvi was conducted in a damaged compound after the April 15 attack.
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