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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 2003

Page

6

Weather synopsis teases rain and snow overnight

A brief weather notice states cooler conditions tonight with light rain likely and a chance of snow after midnight, low around 30, and a 60 percent precipitation risk. On Tuesday expect partly cloudy skies and a high near 42, per the daily forecast sections across pages.

Soldiers Named Time Person of the Year

Time magazine named the American soldier as Person of the Year for 2003, recognizing 1.4 million U.S. military members who led the invasion of Iraq, captured Saddam Hussein, and continued deployments including 130,000 troops in Iraq with others in Afghanistan and beyond.

New York Time Magazine U.S Iraq Saddam Hussein Afghanistan South Korea

Christmas Night Airlift by 24th Medical Company

In a two state effort the 24th Medical Company A A flies to aid a possible fractured shoulder from a clam shell hanger. They reach the hospital quickly and report the patient is stable that night. Gratitude is extended to Wal-Mart DC 6035 for support.

24Th Medical Company A/A Wal-Mart

Holiday Greetings from Kosovo Medical Unit

Soldiers of the 24th Medical Company Air Ambulance at Camp Bondsteel Kosovo send holiday wishes to Kansas readers. Mike Gary Craig Kris Doug Steve Ed Mickey and Kelly extend prayers and safety while reflecting on home, calls home, and Christmas preparations amid deployment.

24Th Medical Company Air Ambulance Camp Bondsteel Kosovo Mike Gary Craig Kris Doug Steve Mickey Kelly

Homeland chief urges calm after Code Orange alert

DHS head Tom Ridge urged the public to go about their business while the nation raised the terror alert to Code Orange. He stressed vigilance and a public communications plan as officials sought to reassure citizens after the elevated warning level was announced.

Washington Department of Homeland Security Tom Ridge Bush Ridge

Al Qaeda plotting attacks during holidays says Ridge

Homeland security chief Ridge warned that elevated alert status reflects high risk and intelligence suggesting al-Qaida aims to mount near term attacks abroad or at home during holidays. He noted terrorists may again seek to use planes as weapons and are continually evaluating threats.

al-Qaida United States Ridge Osama bin Laden

Troops capture general who directed Iraqi attacks

In Baghdad a roadside bomb struck a U S military convoy killing two American soldiers and an Iraqi translator. U S forces arrested a former Iraqi intelligence officer accused of directing anti American attacks, and raided a Baghdad mosque. L Paul Bremer warned of possible terror threats in Iraq amid ongoing operations following Saddam’s capture. Two more soldiers were wounded in the attack and names withheld pending kin notification.

Baghdad Iraq U.S L. Paul Bremer NBC Today Saddam Hussein 1St Armored Division

Polish Leader Visits Iraqi Peacekeeping Base

Polish President Alexander Kwasniewski made an unannounced visit to Camp Babylon Base in Iraq where Polish led peacekeepers operate. He traveled with Defense Minister Jerzy Szmajdzinski and presidential defense aide Marek Siwiec, arriving in the afternoon as casualties in the campaign rose to 317 soldiers.

Aleksander Kwasniewski Iraq PAP Kwasniewski Jerzy Szmajdzinski Marek Siwiec Camp Babylon

Holiday shopping stalls dampen spirits at US stores

US retailers faced a glum pre Christmas weekend as a hoped for sales bonanza failed to materialize amid a raised terror alert. Discounters and luxury outlets ran brisk while mid priced stores showed uneven demand and deep discounts. Analysts expect heavy shopping this week to lift targets.

New York C. Britt Beemer Taubman Centers Inc Ellen Tolley National Retail Federation Beemer

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