Iraqi Invaders Face Guerrilla Resistance and Attacks
Reports from Khafi border and Kuwait describe fierce resistance by Kuwaiti and Palestinian factions against Iraqi forces. Refugees claim several Iraqis killed or wounded after a car bombing near Jabriyeh hospital, though details remain unverified. Outside world communications have been largely severed since the August occupation.
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Khapi
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Jordan
Khafii
Kuwait City
Jabriyeh
Al-Anbaa
Motycka Pursues Dream Of Becoming A Doctor At Tech
Texas Tech medical student Tom Motycka faces long hours and high debt while training at Amarillo and Odessa facilities. He works 12 to 16 hours daily with little social life, yet finds purpose in patient care and the chance to help others. Faculty note the intense concentration and personal drive required for future physicians.
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Tom Motycka
West Texas
Motycka
Texas Tech
Odessa
Tadtiotea
Texas Tech University
Amarillo
Tech
Cone
Journal of the American Medical At
Texas Tech Health Sciences
Sodgp
Pati
Tom
Richard Barry
Hussein offers to free foreigners for a price
Cyprus AP report on Iraq pledging to free citizens of neutral nations in the Gulf crisis while threatening to use other foreigners as shields against attacks. Saddam Hussein urged conditions for release, drawing White House rejection as U S and Britain face accusations of fuelling a larger crisis.
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Cyprus
Iraq
Kuwait
Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Saudi Arabia
White House
Saddam
Marlin
Fitzwater
Air Force One
Washington
United Nations and Arab League
Analysts weigh S&L bailout flip side and bank risks
Washington analysts debate the banking system after the S&L bailout. Economist Brumbaugh warns regulators and banks are headed for disaster if perceptions persist, while FDIC chair Seidman says the system can still absorb losses. The insured fund remains stressed as bank assets rise.
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Washington
Saskia
Sar Suneniancant
R. Dan Brumbaugh
Stanford University
Tors
L. William Seidman
Federal Deposit Insurance
Putes Brumbaugh
Seidman
Senate
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Tribal fighting in South Africa leaves 27 dead in latest toll
In Tokoza and Soweto violence between Xhosas and Zulus reaches a week of bloodshed with more than 270 killed overall. Police report 27 more deaths on Saturday, looting follows, and troops are deployed as tear gas and gunfire chase rioters.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Tokoza
Soweto
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