Japan pledges more aid for Gulf crisis amid criticism
Tokyo officials said Japan will announce about 3 billion dollars in aid to the Persian Gulf region to support the multinational Gulf effort. Of this, 2 billion targets Jordan Egypt and Turkey with 600 million for revenue shortfalls from sanctions on Iraq, and 1 billion for broader military support. The plan lifts total Japanese commitments in the Gulf to 4 billion since the crisis began.
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Powell admits delays in US troop deployment to Saudi Arabia
Gen Colin Powell acknowledged deployment glitches delaying the movement of about 290,000 troops to the Middle East with possible extended timelines, while Schwarzkopf warned it could take two more months to reach the region. Powell argued no single overall commander is needed and coordination is via liaison officers.
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Syria to Send More Troops to Defend Saudi Arabia
Western sources say Assad may dispatch 15,000 additional Syrian troops along with tanks to aid Saudi defense amid the Gulf crisis. Damascus already has about 4,000 troops in the region and seeks US backing with a broader peace initiative, while Iran poses new concerns over a broader regional conflict.
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Souter's Senate Hearing Shows Cautious, Noncommittal Stance
The article portrays Souter offering cautious answers on abortion, privacy, and Roe v Wade while avoiding firm rulings. He stressed not being ideological, faced tougher Democratic questions, and received favorable signals from Republicans. Committee votes were projected as leaning in his favor ahead of a full Senate decision.
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Souter Confronts Bork Comparison in Senate Hearing
Supreme Court nominee David Souter faces questions during Senate Judiciary confirmation, distancing himself from Bork's image. He uses anecdotes to show engagement and sensitivity to civil rights, recalling his upbringing and experiences with bias while opponents draw contrasts with Bork's past demeanor.
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