Four U S soldiers die in Kuwait Black Hawk crash
In Kuwait City area a U S Army Black Hawk crashed during night training killing four crew members from V Corps. Sandstorms and high winds were reported at the time. Names: Rodrigo Gonzalez-Garza Texas Timothy Moehling Florida John Smith Nevada William Tracy New Hampshire. Local sources cited bad weather. The incident occurred about 3 am near Camp New Jersey, 30 miles northwest of Kuwait City.
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Iraq cooperates with U.N. inspectors amid Iraq arms debate
U N weapons chief Blix says Iraq is providing new information on its programs and found two bombs, one possibly biologically armed, signaling real cooperation. President Bush argues Iraq will try to fool the world again, urging U.N. action while the Security Council remains divided over war authorization and new benchmarks.
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Pentagon begins training with emergency escape gas masks
The Pentagon started training about 120 workers to use emergency escape hoods and masks for potential chemical or biological attacks. Officials plan to issue up to 80,000 masks for Defense Department staff and visitors, with 15 to 30 minutes of protection to enable rapid evacuation.
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Bush Saddam debate fantasies illuminate contrasts and risks
Analysts imagine a Bush versus Saddam Hussein debate in a town hall or shark tank style. Experts note Saddam’s inexperience, potential missteps with timing and optics, and the challenges of logistics and audience dynamics for such a hypothetical clash.
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Band subpoenaed in nightclub fire probe in Rhode Island
Great White members were subpoenaed by prosecutors to testify before a grand jury evaluating criminal charges in the Station nightclub fire that killed 97 people in West Warwick. Investigators seek blame for the pyrotechnics sparked blaze. band cooperates and plans to testify early next week. Authorities identified 93 victims. search crews continue rechecking the ruins.
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Senator Miller slams hillbilly reality TV plan on CBS
Georgia Senator Zell Miller denounces CBS proposed The Real Beverly Hillbillies as a minstrel show targeting rural Americans. He urged the network to abandon the project while CBS officials defend development status and deny offensive intent. Miller cites past slights and defends hillbillies from derogatory depictions.
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