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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2003
Page
4
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Senate Armed Services leaders demand Bush win congressional approval before sending U.S. troops to Liberia. Gen Myers says regional forces should lead, with U.S. support only for noncombatant evacuations. West African nations offer 3,000 troops. Taylor seeks asylum in Nigeria. Bush awaits assessment results from Liberia mission survey teams.
In California the AAA Egg Farms owner defends slaughtering 30000 chickens by wood chipper after a virus quarantine. State officials declined animal cruelty charges, fueling calls for stricter federal oversight, more inspectors, and independent audits of slaughterhouses.
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Pat Roberts says it is about 70 to 30 that Saddam Hussein is alive, based on intelligence, after an Al Jazeera audiotape claimed he directs attacks on U S forces. He warns a long hot summer in Iraq without proof of death or capture of Saddam and his two sons.
Democrats denounce President Bush for his Iraq rhetoric saying bring them on sounded like a gang leader. Al Sharpton urged an apology to U S forces and families while Sen Carl Levin cautioned the cocky tone could hinder troops and broader international support.
Atlanta based report says Brenda Kay Phillips a 44 year old nurse fired a shotgun at an abortion clinic in Asheville in 2001 and may be charged with aiding serial bombing suspect Eric Rudolph. She says authorities may indict her for helping him evade capture and provided no details on her involvement. Authorities have questioned her and she may go to trial as early as September.
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