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Says U.S. has never had problems with Iraqi people By Robert Burns Associated Press WARSAW, Poland — If the U.S. military attacked Iraq it
would target Saddam Hussein’s thin power base while avoiding widespread
harm to the civilian population, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said
Sunday.
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A man was convicted of capital murder
Sunday for killing a 13-year-old girl at a yogurt shop 11 years ago.
By Chris Moore Staff Writer When I was young, my grandmother took me to the cavity
capital of the world, Hershey, Pa. The vague memories I gathered on that
trip left behind a child-like awe of the town. Whenever I thought of the
place in later years, I imagined free chocolate on every corner, candy
cane lampposts ripe for licking and rainstorms of Hershey’s Kisses.
Abusive parents can be found outside the headlines FULL EDITORIAL IN OPINIONS By Chris Moore Staff Writer Your child is kidnapped and will be killed unless you
fork over $250,000. A scary thought, especially if you’re a filmmaker.
Any writer or director who takes on this storyline runs a risk of falling
into boring clichés. Director Luis Mandoki’s latest film, Trapped,
is mildly successful in this respect, but good old-fashioned characterization
and intense action are the highlights of this psychological thriller.
By Scott Castleman Sports Writer The No. 11-ranked women’s soccer team made a convincing
argument to move up in the polls on Sunday by knocking off undefeated Villanova.
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