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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2001
Page
1
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A chronological summary of key events from 1990 to 2000 involving Saddam Hussein Kuwait and Iraq. Notable items include oil overproduction accusations, the invasion of Kuwait, U N sanctions and embargoes, U S and allied troop deployments, the 1991 air war, Kuwait’s liberation, cease fire, uprisings in 1991, U N weapons inspections, no fly zones, oil sales limits, and international air departures to Baghdad.
In Baghdad wealthy restaurateur Khalil al Sukail remarks on Iraqis hoarding essentials during conflict years yet adapting post 1998 bombings. The UN oil for food program helps stability for 23 million, while Saddam’s regime holds firm. Luxury cars fill Castello's as residents improvise amid sanctions and hardship.
In Jerusalem, former premier Shimon Peres and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat joined a high level peace meeting with Nobel laureates aiming to clinch a deal before Clinton leaves office. The Israeli delegation left Gaza City after three hours with no immediate comment on results. Peres said the aim was to quell violence during transitions while pursuing progress toward peace.
Former President Reagan has hip surgery to repair a fracture after a fall at his Bel-Air home in California. Dr Kevin Ehrhart says the operation to insert a plate and screws began at 8:30 a.m. and finished about 9:35 a.m. Reagan remains in stable condition and is expected to be hospitalized into midnext week. Nancy Reagan has stayed by his side since Friday.
Trooper Michelle Stanley, 28, becomes the Elyria Highway Patrol Post’s first female officer. A 1995 cadet school graduate, she has served Ohio in multiple posts since 1998 and credits her father’s WWII legacy for shaping her career path. Her supervisor calls her a needed, standard addition to the unit.
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