North Korea Air Force Could Intercept U S Recon Flights
North Korea relies on aging MiG fighters and scarce fuel to confront U S reconnaissance. Analysts say Pyongyang lacks modern air power but its MiG-29s and other Soviet era jets could threaten patrols, while China aids fuel and support.
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County Commission Minutes Show Regular Session Actions
The Board chaired by John E. Taylor with Frederick Ferguson Donald Hay Don Stottlemire and Donald Waymire met at 8 30. Topics included conference attendances for Infinitec and payroll direct deposits start dates. They approved tax orders 2002 81 to 119 and 105 to 119 and accepted a Kansas State Bank low bid for financing two motor graders. Surplus items and road sign policies were noted and a lane closure request on Osborne Lane was discussed. The February 24 2003 minutes were approved and a window project change order of 3434 was authorized.
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Bush seeks UN vote on Iraq disarmament
The Bush administration presses the 15 Security Council nations to be counted on using force if Saddam Hussein refuses to disarm. Powell warns no one knows the votes until counted while U S planners consider Turkish approval and a 15 billion aid package as leverage.
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Tax cuts split among Bush plan worry on Senate votes
Top Republican leaders say they will seek filibuster-proof votes for the proposed growth-focused tax cuts but not for making the 2001 tax cuts permanent, risking expiration of those reductions after 2010. The $1.57 trillion package faces Democratic opposition and mixed Republican support amid deficits concerns.
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