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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1990

Page

2

U.S. moves toward a new Middle East security order

The Bush administration seeks a new regional security structure to deter Iraq, asking Congress to forgive Egypt’s $7 billion military debt. Baker testified on building a coalition of Arab states led by Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Syria, with U.S. and Arab forces as a counterweight to Iraq.

Washington Bush Adminisration Persian Gulf Middle East White House Congress Egypt James A. Baker III Iraq Baker House Foreign Relations Committee Kuwait United States Gulf U.S Minory Eb William Quandt Brookings Institution Saud Arabia Syria Saudi Arabia Iran Jordan Yemen Bush Japan West Germany Anwar Sadat Israel Hosni Mubarak Bat Moscow Mikhail S. Gorbachev Helsinki Finland Soviet Union Gulf of Oman U.N Navy House Foreign Affairs Committee America

Refugees overwhelm Jordan camps amid Gulf crisis summit chatter

As a Helsinki summit between Bush and Gorbachev looms, refugees flood Jordan camps with tens of thousands stranded. Western evacuations resume from Iraq, aided by French and U.S. charters, while aid agencies plead for massive airlifts and ships.

Smaller cars linked to high fatality rates

Washington A safety study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety warns that pushing Americans toward smaller cars to cut oil dependence could raise fatalities. The institute finds death rates rise with fuel economy improvements, and the smallest cars show more than double the death rate of the largest.

Washington Insurance Institute For Highway Safety General Motors Institute Brian O'Neill U.S

Leader of Arab League resigns after dispute

CAIRO Egypt the Arab world splits over Iraqs Kuwait takeover deepen with the resignation of secretary general Chedi Khibi a Tunisian who held the post for over a decade He resigned after being reproached by Saudi and Syrian ministers last month The row mirrors Gulf rifts as Qatar expels Palestinians including PLO officials and other elites Saddam Hussein anger over Palestinian support for Iraq cited by Baghdad officials as the motive for the resignation.

Cairo Egypt Iraq Kuwait Arab League Chedi Khibi Saudi Arabia Saud al-Faisal Farouk al-Sharaa Syria Persian Gulf Qatar Palestine Liberation Organization Palestine National Council PLO Klibi Naji al-Hadithi Baghdad Heypt League

Officials urge Bush to deploy reserve combat units

Lawmakers returning from a Middle East trip press President Bush to send reserve combat units to Saudi Arabia to test their capabilities. Representative Les Aspin says it is a test for the future, while Representative Bill Dickinson regrets not activating National Guard units that would bolster active Army forces in the Persian Gulf.

Washington Middle East Bush Saudi Arabia Les Aspin D.wis House Armed Services Committee Bill Dickinson Alabama Aspin Pentagon National Guard Persian Gulf

Hundreds head home from Iraq and Kuwait as evacuees depart

Hundreds of Western evacuees leave Iraq and Kuwait heading to Jordan and London aboard Iraqi Airways flights. The group includes Americans, West Germans and a British woman with two children, many evacuees are women and children with a few elderly men aboard.

Helsinki Finland Bush Mikhail S. Gorbachev Iraq Baghdad Kuwait Washington U.N Iraqi Airways West Germany United States Amman Traq U.S Ling Jordan Saddam Hussein London Virgin Atlantic Airlines Iraq Airways George Issa Barker Lufthansa

Troops in Saudi Desert See Rambo Movie Night

U S troops in DHAHRAN Saudi Arabia watched Rambo via a movie tent as USO and Coca Cola support a $2 million entertainment mission. Becky Dolan, a public information officer, described the morale-boosting event for the 354th Tactical Fighter Wing amid ongoing efforts to bring live entertainment to service members in distant posts.

Dhahran Saudi Arabia Rambo Coca-Cola Saudi Arabian 354Th Tactical Fighter Wing Becky Dolan These Myrtle Beach USO

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