Freed hostages greet sunny Palm Springs
Kevin Bazner, 36, a former A W Restaurant executive, steps into California sun after being released from captivity with 20 others. He lifts his six year old daughter Elizabeth as Palm Springs officials and reporters observe. The group had been held since August 4 after a Tea government takeover and were freed early Sunday.
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Families greet Bazners after Baghdad release at Ellington
Family members and journalists filled Houston Ellington Air Field as Bazner and his wife Dawn reunited after a Baghdad hostage release. Dawn traveled with a delegation led by Detroit Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Gumbleton. Kevin Bazner hugged his father Edward, a retired Ford employee, and spoke softly after the arrival while John B. Connally spoke in the hangar.
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Woman waits in Solvay for word about husband
A Solvay woman waits for news on her husband as U S officials plan to evacuate more Americans from Iraq and Kuwait. She describes isolation after diplomats withdraw and laments the risk to Kuwaitis as Iraqi troops take from civilians.
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Talks date disputed as Saddam holds Iraq oil aim
Reports say Tariq Aziz may meet Bush in Washington while Baghdad and Washington clash over scheduling. Baker warned Jan 3 deadline to avert war. Meanwhile reports claim Iraq redraws Kuwait border to secure Rumaila oil field and two islands. A gas explosion in Indianapolis injures six at Fort Benjamin Harrison housing unit.
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Soldiers Seek Mail Fishing Poles and Calls from Home
In Saudi Arabia soldiers request mail and fishing poles to boost morale. Staff Sgt. Carlton Luster urges ongoing mail. Capt. Robert Powers notes staying in touch with loved ones is vital, with long delays for letters and scarce international phone lines causing anxiety and delays in contact.
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Special letters for U S soldiers honored this holiday season
The Herald Journal invites readers to submit Letters from Home for military personnel in the Persian Gulf region. Family letters receive priority. send to Letters from Home, Herald Journal, Box 4915, Syracuse NY 13221, or fax 470-3019.
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Pollution linked to rising cancer death rates in industrial nations
A New York Academy of Sciences report cites cancer causing about 2.3 million of 11 million annual deaths in industrialized nations. Excluding lung cancer from smoking, male cancer deaths rose 9 percent since 1950. female rates rose in some countries, fell in others, with air pollution and industrial activity highlighted as key factors. Multiple myeloma and melanoma also show sharp increases, especially among the elderly.
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