Daylight air strikes press Saddam as Desert Storm widens
U S and allied forces intensified with daylight attacks after pre dawn bombing as they seek to drive Saddam Hussein from Kuwait. Cheney noted one American and one British aircraft lost, while Powell said air space control was achieved though Iraqi air force not destroyed. Bush hailed early success but warned of more casualties while Iraqi leader vowed defiance from Baghdad.
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Allied planes fly 750 attack missions in first day
Washington reports 750 sorties in the opening air strikes against Iraq and Kuwait during Desert Storm. One U.S. plane was downed early, with officials noting no Iraqi resistance yet and plans to intensify bombardments.
Saddam vows to crush Bushs evil intentions
Iraq reports 14 attacking warplanes shot down and claims U S led air strikes hit dense areas of Baghdad. Saddam Hussein labels Bush a criminal and pledges to crush satanic White House aims amid a high stakes battle as Baghdad radio cites victories and appeals to sparing surviving pilots.
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U.S. and British Air Strikes Hit Baghdad as War Expands
The Senate Armed Services Committee said Defense Secretary Dick Cheney reported one U.S. plane shot down in initial attacks. A British Tornado is missing after a second wave. Baghdad shelters fill as U.S. led forces widen the air campaign with missiles and warplanes. Casualties from strikes on Defense Ministry and Popular Army buildings unknown. Draft expanded in Iraq for 1954 56 birth years.
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Fort Detrick Tightens Security After Desert Storm Launch
As Desert Storm began against Iraq and Kuwait, Fort Detrick and nearby installations stepped up security with increased patrols at the main gate and vehicle checks. DoD and Army MPs questioned drivers for IDs while officials cited heightened caution and sabotage concerns. Local police said they were vigilant but taking limited protective steps.
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Residents weigh in on Iraq strike amid national debate
Local residents express mixed views on the American strike in Iraq. Veterans and citizens compare the moment to past crises, arguing for sacrifice and resolve, while others condemn intervention as unnecessary or dangerous. Some youths note military service plans amidst the controversy.
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Weather Outlook and Local High School Basketball Wins
Mostly cloudy with scattered mountain snow showers today and highs in the 40s. Tonight turns fair and colder with lows in the 20s. Friday brings sunshine and warmer conditions in the 40s. In local sports TJ Frederick and Middletown high schools win girls basketball games in area action.
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Protests and clashes surge as war news fuels dissent
Demonstrations surged nationwide as bombs hit Baghdad drawing thousands to protests. In Boston police blocked access to the JFK building while 400 protesters clashed with helmeted officers. San Francisco and New York hosted about 5,000 each with bonfires and chants. White House protests led to police clashes and several arrests. Ohio State and Oklahoma State students showed support for the war, while New York activists rallied near the United Nations. A car crash at dawn ended the scene.
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