U S battle planners test links in Persian Gulf war game
In Qatar, about 600 Central Command planners assemble for Internal Look a computer driven drill testing command and control across land air and sea. Gen Tommy Franks supervises from Qatar as the deployable post arrives to evaluate communications and coordination ahead of potential Iraq action.
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Baghdad Hopes for U.N. WMD Declaration Guidance
Confusion in the Iraqi government over how to meet the U.N. demand for a full accounting of chemical, biological and nuclear programs as inspectors resume. U.N. spokesman Hiro Ueki noted unclear scope while U.S. President Bush warns of consequences if Iraq resists. Annan urged Saddam to disarm and cooperate to avoid war.
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James Taylor Performs at Arena Celebrates Hall of Fame Honors
James Taylor delivers a strong arena show showcasing his October Road material and classics. The veteran vocalist, acclaimed with the Century Award and inductions into the Rock and Roll and Songwriters Hall of Fame, performs for fans despite the $40 ticket note.
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Hanson found guilty of first degree murder in case notes
Jurors heard that Hanson lied in testimony and that the shooting followed an argument with Jones. Davina Allen of Chicago, daughter of Jones, questioned the motive and praised the verdict while family members mourned. Judge Speroni ordered a presentence investigation with a sentencing hearing set for January 28.
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SIU Faculty Union Presses for 21 Percent Salary Rise Over Three Years
Negotiations at SIUG University continue with a 21 percent three year pay increase sought by faculty and a broad set of unresolved issues. Administrators offer 15 percent over three years but first year zero percent, pending state funding. Bargaining resumes after a Nov 15 session following student protests at the administration building.
Refund delays seen again as state tax refunds lag
Officials warn delays will recur as the budget process in spring shapes refund timing. Short-term borrowing to finance overdue refunds is likely again this summer, reducing available funds by about 350 million for next year. Early electronic filing speeds refunds and the state pays 6 percent interest on late refunds.
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Violence grips South Los Angeles as gang activity spikes
Los Angeles reports a surge in gang related homicides as residents in South Los Angeles cope with the violence. The piece follows the Williams family, featuring images of 17 year old Robert Williams Jr and scenes from his childhood, illustrating the human impact of the crime wave.
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Misspelled names prompt accuracy hotline call in Southern Illinoisan
Readers are informed of misspelled names in a Friday basketball preview Brittany Olson of Trico Steeleville and Sarah Panici Shea Aden Cara Beauchamp of Dongola. The note also references an incorrect university in a Flipside report and discusses Los Angeles homicide trends, gang violence, and police figures through mid November.
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