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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2004

Page

9

Military supply surge fuels Iraq war effort

American soldiers burn through ammunition and equipment as combat and training drive up demand. Alliant Techsystems chief executive Dan Murphy notes a rapid rise in orders and 1,000 hires at the Missouri Army ammunition plant, with small-caliber rounds and tank parts in high demand. General Paul Kern says tread, battery, and gear usage is far above peacetime levels and remains a critical concern for stockpiles.

Iraq Dan Murphy Alliant Techsystems Inc Missouri Alliant Loren Thompson Lexington Institute Paul Kern Kern

Al-Sadr agrees to withdraw militia from Najaf

Muqtada al-Sadr agrees to pull his fighters from Najaf and hand control to Iraqi police after a pre-dawn raid that captured a key lieutenant. The move comes as clashes killed 24 and as three Marines died in Anbar, with U S and coalition forces set to redeploy.

Najaf Iraq Muqtada al-Sadr Mouwafak al-Rubaie U.S al-Sadr Anbar Baghdad Fallujah Ramadi Qaim Al-Rubaie

Ridlen Twin Killed in Iraq Explosion

Jeremy L. Ridlen, 23, of the Ridlen twins serving in the Illinois National Guard, was killed when a dump truck rigged with explosives detonated beside a convoy in the Fallujah area. His identical brother Jason is expected to bring his body home to Illinois. friends and teachers recall the close bond they shared since school days.

Fallujah Iraq Ridlen Jason Marca, Ill Illinois National Guard Army Spc Jeremy L. Ridlen Jason Ridlen Illinois Diane Daggett

Gore Demands Resignations Over Iraq Policy

In New York, former vice president Al Gore accuses the Bush administration and key officials including Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and national security adviser Rice of mismanaging the Iraq crisis. He calls for immediate resignations and condemns the administration for causing national disgrace.

New York al Gore Donald A Ner Euan 5Ne Rice CIA Dan Tenet New York University Gore United States of America Saddam Hussein George Bush Dick Cheney Iraq Donald Rumsfeld Rumsfeld Defense Rice

Iraqi leaders reject Bush plan to destroy Abu Ghraib prison

Iraqi Governing Council head Ghazi al-Yawer called Bush’s proposal to demolish Abu Ghraib a waste of resources and preferred not to destroy usable facilities. Interior Minister al-Sumeidi supported changing prison management over tearing it down, while Sabah Sawar urged an official US apology and handing torturers to an international court.

Baghdad Iraq Bush Abu Ghraib Governing Council Ghazi Mashal Ajil al- Yawer Army War College Carlisle Hussein Samir Shaker Mahmoud al-Sumeidi Ogail Sawar Al-Ayam Daily United States

U S to Clean Up Dirty Bomb Materials Worldwide

U S Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham announced a 450 million global cleanup plan to remove and secure high risk radioactive materials. The Global Threat Reduction Initiative aims to curb terrorist access to radioactive sources, praised by U N watchdog officials but viewed as insufficient by some experts amid fears around dirty bombs and safety ahead of the Athens Olympics.

Vienna Austria U.S. Energy Spencer Abraham Abraham International Atomic Energy Agency U.N United States

Ukraine to Increase Troop Commitment in Iraq

Ukraine plans to raise its peacekeeping contingent in Iraq from 1,576 to 1,722 by mid July, expanding the Polish led force amid rising violence. Defense Ministry spokesman Thor Kholevinsky cited ongoing need for more soldiers despite casualties, with parliament allowing up to 1,800 peacekeepers.

Kiev Ukraine Iraq Defense Ministry Thor Kholevinsky Kholevinsky

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