Ford facing bankruptcy fears despite 200th anniversary
Experts say Ford Motor Co is unlikely to file for Chapter 11 though investors worry after bond notes cited $150 billion in debts and weak sales. Ford posted a $5.4 billion loss in 2001 and $908 million last year while rivals GM and DaimlerChrysler saw profits or mixed results. Moody's and S P reaffirmed ratings. some analysts remain cautious on Ford shares.
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U.S. plans air assault to shock Iraq in war start
In the opening hours of war, cruise missiles and precision bombs aim to cripple Iraqi military command and pave a ground invasion sweeping from Kuwait. Gen. Myers forecasts a shock on the system, while Gen. Franks could launch a rapid assault from Kuwait using swarm tactics. The 3rd Infantry and 101st Airborne lead in a plan contrasting Desert Storm, with British support and swift Baghdad entry possible.
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Springlike Warmth Graces Local and State Residents
Bright spring weather brings sunny skies and mild temperatures across the area. Residents enjoy pleasant afternoons as temperatures climb, boosting outdoor activity and local mood with a hint of early seasonal blooms. Local officials urge caution for sudden weather shifts.
U.N. debate on Iraq escalates as inspectors plan moves
United Nations discussions unfold amid Iraqi inspections while religious leaders in Saudi Arabia warn that U.S. action could threaten global interests. Protests erupt as activists anticipate U.S. response and lawmakers caution about consequences.
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Bush sets 48 hour ultimatum for Saddam to flee Iraq
President Bush demands Saddam Hussein exile within 48 hours as U S forces mass in the Persian Gulf. Iraq rejects the ultimatum and Bush warns of a full scale strike. Ari Fleischer says Iraq armed itself with weapons of mass destruction and faces the president as security tightens at the White House.
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Bush orders invasion threat over Iraq with 48 hour demand
President Bush urged Saddam Hussein and his two sons to withdraw within 48 hours or face a US led invasion. He condemned Iraq’s disarmament claim and criticized UN inaction while vowing to defeat the threat before weapons of mass destruction are used. The Homeland Security orange alert followed, with heightened security as journalists and inspectors were told to depart. Bush pledged aid for Iraq’s recovery.
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Lorain County agency without a president amid legal dispute
Gause runs daily operations of the Lorain County Community Action Agency as a restraining order blocks the rehiring of President Anna Taylor-Carter. Five board members sue six others over Feb 27 decision, delaying court action. Gause handles routine duties while interim president remains unsettled.
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