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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2003
Page
3
U S intelligence indicates at least one of Saddam Hussein's top deputies remains alive and commands portions of Iraq's military. Officials say there is no conclusive evidence Saddam or his sons are alive or wounded.
AP reports anti war activists led by United for Peace and Justice gathered in New York Manhattan Broadway Washington Square Park with crowds estimates from 125000 to 250000. Police reported 74 arrests and 14 officers treated after pepper spray incidents amid scattered scuffles. In Chicago protesters faced troop backers near a federal building with tensions high. San Francisco also saw tens of thousands demonstrate peacefully after two days of protests with about 2200 arrests previously.
Tens of thousands gathered worldwide to demand an immediate end to the Iraq war, with smaller turnout than prior demonstrations. In Khartoum a 19-year-old student was shot during a protest, and in Helsinki and London demonstrators voiced frustration at leaders' inaction while acknowledging limited impact.
President Bush, with top advisers, reviews Iraq developments at Camp David and vows an unrelenting campaign. Democrats praised the troops in their radio response as allied forces push toward Baghdad amid air raids and protests outside the White House.
ITN reporters Terry Croyd, Fred Nerac and translator Hussein Oth tman remained missing after a car bomb and gunfire near Basra as journalists from Newsweek and other outlets escaped harm. Australian cameraman Paul Moran was killed at a northern checkpoint linked to an al Qaida affiliated group. Reuters and Time sources note subsequent movements by other reporters, while CNN teams reached Jordan after Baghdad expulsion.
Maj. Gen. Stanley McChrystal said U.S. troops have found no Scuds or other banned missiles or chemical and biological weapons in western Iraq. He noted Iraq denies possessing such weapons while confirming some evidence remains unaccounted for. Military officials discussed northern front plans and ongoing air and ground operations as thousands of troops remain deployed.
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