Iraq expands reserve callup to 150000 amid Gulf tensions
Iraq cancels a night curfew in Kuwait while mobilizing 150000 reserves and draftees to join about 100000 regular troops in the Persian Gulf. Baghdad radio confirms the move as Saddam Hussein tours Kuwait and southern Iraq amid ongoing resistance and refugee flows.
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U S and allies plan for mass casualties in Gulf war
Cypriot dispatch summarizes U S and allied contingency planning for vast casualties in a potential three month war with Iraq. Estimates show 10 000 American deaths and 25 000 wounded, with airlifts to Germany and other nations planned. Britain and Israel agreements are noted.
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Army stop loss expands as Gulf deployments rise
An Army official said stop loss will affect 1000 to 1500 personnel monthly to maintain readiness for possible reinforcements in the Persian Gulf crisis. The Marine Corps also invoked a measure delaying as many as 12,000 Marines from leaving service, while 2377 reservists were ordered to active duty for Desert Shield. Exceptions include mandatory retirements for medical reasons, incompetence discharges, and hardship cases.
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Mall and elves protest at Seneca Mall over season start
A mall picket outside Seneca Mall accused premises of a Scrooge like start to the season. Organizers said an elf on Saturday made a remark to four store employees, prompting the action and drawing attention from shoppers.
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Scorpion bite at North Ridgeville High School case mirrors mall dispute
A high school junior Phillip Teska was bitten by a scorpion brought from a pet store. Hospital officials contacted wildlife and state agencies for guidance as the nonpoisonous scorpion caused pain from the bite and IV blood draw.
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Bush backs force as Assad and Bush meet
Bush signaled support for force with Mubarak noting agreement. A White House readout said Bush and Assad discussed terrorism human rights and press for Syria to help free hostages including AP correspondent Terry Anderson. They also touched the Middle East peace process and UN resolutions on Palestine.
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Santa Stereotypes Break as Real Santas Take the Stage
Seven clerical Santa volunteers in the region differ greatly in age gender and backstories while sharing iconic costume. George Reading a 77 year old retiree from Richmond Calif explains the strain of heat and open heart surgery influence. Patricia X the only woman in the class notes gender perceptions.
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