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U.S. to give captured weapons to Iraqi allies
Sun StaffKUFAH, Iraq - The U.S. Army has blown to bits more than a ton of bullets, grenades, mortars and other arms stashed mostly in schools by Iraqi paramilitary fighters loyal to President Saddam Hussein. But the fireworks displays are largely over. As of...Tags: Firearms, Building Material, Wars and Interventions, Saddam Hussein, Metal and Mineral
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Birth shadowed by death
Sun Foreign StaffKABUL, Afghanistan - The pregnant woman was bleeding and in trouble. So Mullah Abdul, 42, helped load his terrified young cousin into a jitney van and sent her on the six-hour ride from her isolated village to the nearest hospital, in a town called Pul-...Tags: Georgetown, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Children, Taliban, Infants
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Leaving the safety of Maryland, Afghan man takes on the warlords
Sun Foreign StaffKABUL, Afghanistan - His job is best described by the movie High Noon. In that tale, a retiring lawman in the American West ignored the advice of his fearful friends by choosing to return to town to confront an outlaw just released from jail and his...Tags: Taliban, Berkeley (Alameda, California), Weaponry, Terrorism, Elections
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U.S. troops raid Taliban sites
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - More than 100 U.S. special operations forces, including Army Rangers, conducted a nighttime raid on Afghanistan, the first known U.S. ground action of the military campaign, a U.S. official said last night. There were no confirmed reports of...Tags: Colin Powell, Taliban, Pervez Musharraf, Terrorism, Transportation Accidents
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More prisoners leave for Guantanamo
Associated PressKANDAHAR, Afghanistan -- Guarded by U.S. troops and attack dogs, a second group of suspected Osama bin Laden supporters departed yesterday for a U.S. prison camp in Cuba as U.S. bombers flew their most punishing raids in weeks on caves near the...Tags: Taliban, Transportation Accidents, Terrorism, Afghanistan, Al-Qaeda
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FBI says terrorist threat at high level
Sun National StaffWASHINGTON - As U.S. warplanes intensified their attacks in Afghanistan yesterday, the FBI warned Americans that it has information indicating there could be further terrorist attacks in the United States and against U.S. interests overseas within the...Tags: Immigration, Taliban, Petroleum Industry, Companies and Corporations, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning
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Few remain in Kabul as raids intensify
Sun Foreign StaffGOLBAHAR, Afghanistan - The only people left in Kabul, said a resident who escaped yesterday, are those who don't have the money or health to leave. Ferouz, a 30-year-old merchant, got the money together and crowded onto a bus that drove north to...Tags: Taliban, Bombings, Guerrilla Activity, American Red Cross, Transportation Accidents
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Powell urges U.N. nations to share the burden in Iraq
Associated PressUNITED NATIONS - Secretary of State Colin L. Powell launched a new effort yesterday to broaden the U.S.-led coalition force in Iraq. But he made clear that Washington won't cede any authority, as France and other nations have demanded. France, which...Tags: Colin Powell, France, Kofi Annan, Wars and Interventions, Advanced Training
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Waiting for God, fleeing for border
Sun Foreign StaffKHYBER PASS, Pakistan - Thousands of Afghan refugees are arriving at the border with Pakistan, waiting for deliverance from the American bombs and missiles they believe are headed their way. Pakistan stopped admitting refugees six days ago in the dry,...Tags: National Security, Family, Famines, Taliban, Foreign Aid
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Pakistan leader says Taliban's days numbered
From Wire ReportsISLAMABAD, Pakistan - All but giving up on efforts to mediate the standoff over Osama bin Laden, Pakistan's president said yesterday a U.S. military strike against Afghanistan appears likely, and the Taliban's days are probably numbered. That...Tags: Islamabad (Pakistan), Taliban, Pervez Musharraf, Terrorism, Elections
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Chaotic scene unfolds on national television
Sun Television CriticA bit past noon yesterday, a Syracuse University scholar professor carried on an Associated Press program on WEAA-FM marveled bitterly about the spectacle pulled off yesterday by the unknown terrorists. The first hijacked plane striking the World Trade...Tags: NBC (tv network), Terrorism, Osama bin Laden, Manhattan (New York City), ABC (tv network)
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