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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2003

Page

5

Blair faces scrutiny as Kelly death tests media claims

Britain's weapon expert David Kelly killed himself after BBC allegations that the government had "sexed up" Iraq evidence. The episode intensifies questions about Tony Blair's communications chief Alastair Campbell and the government's wartime messaging amid a midterm popularity dip for Labour.

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Interpreter George Kazour Aids U S Forces In Iraq

In As Sadah and Baquba area, Lebanese American translator George Kazour works with Lt. Col. Mark Young and Maj. Jim Brogan to win trust, relay tips, and calm locals. His presence boosts Iraqi cooperation, helping identify militants while he endures combat conditions and an extra 15 percent war-zone bonus.

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Saudi police arrest 16 linked to al-Qaida plots

Saudi authorities announced 16 al-Qaida linked terror suspects were arrested in a sweep using tractors to uncover an underground arsenal containing 20 tons of bomb making chemicals detonators rockets and rifles. The raid followed May 12 Riyadh bombings and US calls to curb militancy.

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