Saddam vows Tel Aviv first target in interview
Saddam Hussein warned in a Spanish network interview that Tel Aviv would be Iraq's first target if war erupts, aiming to weaken Arab allies. U S officials, including Cheney, vetted war readiness and a January 15 U N deadline to quit Kuwait. Iraq and its ministers urged talks with the Bush administration by January 12 while Washington pressed Baker to Baghdad before the deadline.
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Firefighter rescues baby from balcony in dramatic hold
In Burbank a 4 month old dangled from a third floor balcony as her father argued inside. Firefighter Ron Pearlman leaned out and pulled the child to safety with help from a police officer. The father, Rodolfo Regaldo, 31, was arrested for investigation of attempting to murder his daughter.
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Saddam says Israel first target if Gulf war erupts
Saddam Hussein told Tele 5 in Madrid that Tel Aviv would be Iraqs first target if a war breaks out in the Persian Gulf. He claimed the United States moved troops to the region to control oil and said Shevardnadze’s resignation was a positive sign.
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Memorial honors ferry disaster victims aboard Saratoga
On board the USS Saratoga a Sunday memorial bid farewell to 21 drowned crewmen with tears rifle salvos and the Navy hymn Eternal Father about 1 200 crew attended including most of the 81 survivors of the Tuvia ferry capsize off Haifa Israel The 20 white caps and one chief petty officer hat marked the fallen 21 bodies were recovered by Israeli divers and flown to Dover Air Force Base Delaware Missing sailor presumed drowned Capt Mobley said the search and recovery extended into Sunday as the vessel carried 102 American seamen from Christmas shore leave to the carrier
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