Rumsfeld weighs risks of Iraq war and possible fallout
Defense Secretary Donald H Rumsfeld keeps a growing list of dangers tied to using force against Iraq. He warns of chemical or biological attacks, strikes on oil fields, and potential Iraqi use of civilians as shields, while noting some outcomes could go right too.
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Defense Donald H. Bumstead
Kuwaitis Back Bush Oppose Saddam Threat Viewed
In Kuwait City a cafe crowd honors George H W Bush for freeing Kuwait in 1991 and favors his son to oust Saddam Hussein. Patrons say removing Saddam is the best action, while fearing broader war as U S troops gather near the Persian Gulf.
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Tri County Cars to Sell 110 Repossessed Vehicles in Sale
North Ridgeville Ohio dealership runs a mid March sale offering over 110 repossessed off lease and pre owned vehicles at deep discounts. Cars will be advertised with $59 down and monthly payments, with financing up to $3 million available for buyers with varying credit histories.
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Search widens for bin Laden and al Qaida across Pakistan border
U S and allies stepped up border sweeps along Afghanistan Pakistan front to counter al Qaida and Taliban actors amid the hunt for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed after his arrest. Pakistani intelligence cited a decode of a December meeting with bin Laden and described Mohammed’s questioning at a black hooded safe house. Intelligence notes emphasize ongoing arrests and hunts across Baluchistan, North West Frontier, Chitral, and Nimroz with U S forces assisting in southern and northeastern Afghanistan operations.
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OPEC keeps production steady but pledges future boost
In Vienna OPEC says current quotas stay at 24.5 million barrels daily and no immediate rise. They warn supply fears arise from Middle East tensions and say a future output increase could occur if disruptions threaten markets. Analysts note SPR reserves may be tapped if wider shortages emerge.
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Kuwait
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