Women face front line danger in Iraq war
In Iraq, road side bombs kill Sgt. Jessica Housby, making her the 21st female soldier killed in action. The war’s insurgent threat has broadened danger beyond traditional front lines, prompting debate on women in combat roles and the Army’s policy on sex integrated support units.
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Deadliest Iraqi attack since Saddam fall hits Hillah
Babil province police say several arrests followed the blast at Hillah police headquarters killing many recruits awaiting police and national guard physicals. Interim PM Allawi urges continued international support as security forces rebuild amid insurgent arrests tied to the strike.
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Economy Outlook Shows Slower Spending Amid Rate Hikes
The report notes December demand lagged as auto incentives ended and says consumer spending will likely ease this year despite solid gains from employment. January spending weakened with a 0.2 percent post-inflation drop and disposable income falling 2.6 percent after a December dividend spike. savings slipped to 1 percent. The Fed raised rates for a sixth time in February with another quarter-point rise expected in March.
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Fossett to attempt 23,000 mile flight from Salina
Sir Richard Branson and Fossett prepare for a landmark GlobalFlyer flight in Salina Kansas 23,000 mile journey. The jet weighs 21,800 pounds at takeoff and aims for 287.5 mph aided by a favorable jet stream with 15 percent extra fuel for weather. mission control is at Kansas State University's Salina aviation campus at the airport.
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BTK suspect Dennis Rader could face court today
Police say Kansas DA’s office indicated Rader may appear in court but postponement to Tuesday remains likely. Rader is held on 10 million dollars bond for ten linked murders from 1974 to 1991, with investigation expanding to two more deaths. Authorities note prior link to eight victims and possible connections to Wichita State University students and a neighbor, while noting uncertainty about confessions and additional killings. Rader’s background includes church involvement and ADT security work during the crime period.
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