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News Archives from March 22, 2003:
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US Headlines:
Conservative alternative to Ben and Jerry' sells 'Ihatethefrench Vanilla'
Gallup: Majority of Americans approve of war
Bush popularity grows but doesn't equal dad's
With war under way, Bush leaving details to advisers
Feds Bust 9 Alleged Terror Financiers
Students protest cartoon of Rachel Corrie
World Headlines:
Support for Blair jumps after start of war
France Said to Be Working on Saddam Exile Deal
Philippines: NPA rebels ransack armorie
Refugees begin entering Jordan
3 Western Oil Companies Suspend Production in Nigeria
Syria fearful it could be next on US hit list
No Refugee Exodus From Iraq Yet
US, Mexico Search For Six Iraqis Near Border
France, Russia to challenge invasion
Afghanistan Headlines:
Iraq:
'Ground-shaking' explosion in Baghdad
Power knocked out in parts of Baghdad
4 soldiers previously reported dead in error; all 4 are wounded
Special task force searches Iraq for WMD
Attack on 101st camp in Kuwait
U.S. Strikes Qaeda-Linked Group in Halabja
Suicide bombing in Halabja; journalist, 4 others killed
U.S. Says Iraq Is Repositioning Its Missile Sites
Saddam praises his troops; calls for UN to end war
50 Dead in Basra, Al Jazeera Shows Casualties
3 members of news crew missing in Iraq
Tomahawk missiles to fire on Baghdad through the night
Coalition 'secures southern oilfields'
Oil well smoke in southern Iraq
US strikes alleged al Qaida allies
Team to search for pilot lost since first Gulf war
Seven dead in Gulf helicopter crash
Blazing Oil Wells Darken Southern Iraqi Sky
Pentagon claims to have images of Saddam on a stretcher
'You're late. What took you so long? God help you become victorious'
Iraq Kurds Say U.S. Targets Qaeda-Linked Militants
Turkey Denies Sending Troops Into Northern Iraq
U.S. Official: 'Erosion From Baghdad Has Begun'
"Shock and awe" blitzes Baghdad at daylight
'Massive explosions' to the south, west of Baghdad at dawn
Iraq: 250 civilians wounded in Baghdad bombing
Iraqi division commander surrenders
Allied forces under fire in Basra march, tanks, artillery battle back
1,500 Turkish troops cross into Iraq
Hundreds of Targets in Baghdad Hit, Officials Say
4 CNN reporters ejected from Iraq
Seals storm two main oil terminals
U.S. says Saddam likely rattled
Pakistan / India Headlines:
Pak Armed Forces Trained, Equipped, Motivated To Defend Every Inch
Israeli / Palestinian Headlines:
Israel may lower alert after west Iraqi areas seized
Palestinian protesters call on Saddam to hit Haifa and Tel Aviv
Korea:
N. Korea going to war with US 'a possibility'
North Korea postpones talks with South Korea
Military Headlines:
Franks: 'There may be tough times ahead'
Colorado 16-year-old plans the entire 'support the troops' rally
Sarasota, Florida, 'support the troops' rally
Pittsburg, Kansas 'support the troops' rally
Minneapolis, Minnesota 'support the troops' rally
Knoxville, Tennessee 'support the troops' rally
St. Charles, Louisiana 'support the troops' rally
Wichita, Kansas 'support the troops' rally
Cincinnati, Ohio 'support the troops' rally
Columbus, Ohio 'support the troops' rally
Tucson, Arizona 'support the troops' rally
Chicago, Illinois 'support the troops' rally
Albany, Oregon 'support the troops' rally
Huntsville, Alabama 'support the troops' rally
Jackson, Mississippi 'support the troops' rally
Mobile, Alabama 'support the troops' rally
San Bernardino, California 'support the troops' rally
Sacramento, California 'support the troops' rally
Havre, Montana 'support the troops' rally
Helicopter crash: 'The troops thought crash scene was oil fire'
U.S. Marines Say Still Iraqi Resistance in Umm Qasr
U.S. Troops Pursue Several Fronts in Iraq
Bio/Chemical Headlines:
Financial Headlines:
Op-Ed:
Analysis: Turks complicate Iraq attack
War Success, Failure Not Media's Call
Christianity not on the wane in the world, it's reshaping, relocating
It's all about dying. But how many casualties will the public take?
