Bush frames Iraq strikes as broad campaign with long war ahead
President Bush met with national security adviser Condoleezza Rice and a war council to assess overnight strikes on Iraq. He warned the conflict could be longer and more difficult, pledging victory and a hard campaign to disarm Saddam. Talks also covered the potential targeting of Saddam's sons and the scope of initial operations.
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National Guard, Coast Guard brace for attacks after war begins
U S forces attack Iraq as security tightens nationwide. National Guard troops patrol Arizona nuclear plant while Coast Guard boats scan Oregon waterways and Wall Street officers guard New York amid heightened vigilance. Governors urge ID checks and enhanced access controls as authorities warn of two front threats.
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New York City seeks more homeland security funding
Mayor Bloomberg pressed President Bush and Homeland Security Secretary Ridge for a new formula to allocate federal anti terror aid, arguing New York deserves a larger share given its high risk and ongoing Operation Atlas. Clinton outlined a $900 million plan covering counterterrorism, emergency training, repairs, equipment, and IT upgrades. Ridge praised Atlas as a model while noting war spending may include defense funds.
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Local Guard unit on standby as war looms
Ottawa’s 1st Battalion 127th Field Artillery may be deployed though not on current list. Lt Col Joy Moser said units could be mobilized if needed while locals at the Franklin County armory emphasized their mission as indirect fire support. Krein outlined heavy artillery roles and crew structure as readiness remains high with 18 percent of Kansas National Guard deployed.
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Ottawa residents react as war news escalates
Joy Foushee, mother of Sgt. Steven Barringer, discusses the Iraq war impact from Ottawa while work at Daylight Donuts. Wal Mart associates Shirley Meloche and Susie Baker note direct ties to relatives deployed and differing views on the conflict and leadership.
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