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By The Associated Press
BAGHDAD, Iraq ? The pre-dawn air attack on
Baghdad came eerily, without the sound of warplanes,
and from a sky lighted like the Fourth of July.
Explosions and colorful bands of anti-aircraft artillery
signaled the beginning of the attack, described by
one reporter in the Iraqi capital as "the center of hell."
A second-wave attacK later in tne morning scored
direct hits on the Defense Ministry building, according
to Bob Simpson of the British Broadcasting
Corporation.
About two hours after the first Iraqi anti-aircraft
fire, Baghdad Radio reported "wave after wave" of
warplanes moving over the city of about four million
people in the pre-dawn darkness.
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By TIGE WATTS "Any replacemer
Assistant News Editor the new president
One of President-elect John have heard no wo
Palms' first duties at USC will be yet>" he said,
to find a new attorney after Senior Ward has been
Vice President and General years, overseeing tl
Counsel Paul Ward leaves to ac- ment, which drafl
cept a similar job at Arizona State contracts, reviews i
University. pliance matters and
ASU President Lattie Coor an- dinates university r
nounced Ward's appointment this litigation and a
past week. The Arizona Board of proceedings.
Regents must approve the appoint- Before joining
ment. Ward will replace Bruce worked for two yea
Meyerson, who entered private ate f?r the Washin
practice this past summer. ?f Casey, Lane and
"Paul Ward's experience and a^o served as a pn
skills are a nearly perfect match with Lilly Endown
for ASU today," Coor said. loping grant criter
Ward said he was offered the search projects in
position late this past fall and ac- education,
cepted it during a trip over Christ- Interim Presiden
mas break issued a statement <
"My new position of general cision saying, "He
counsel to the president will be bright career aheac
very similar to the one I have now izona State. I wis!
at USC," he said. will personally fo:
Ward said his salary will be with great interes
$95,000 at Arizona State. His cur- ahead."
rent USC salary is $91,000.
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By JENNIFER THACKSTON pathizes with the v
Staff Writer in those residence 1
A $13,000 construction project "People don t re
is blocking 21 parking spaces in a safety concern if
the middle of campus and slowing near the dorms isn'
traffic between Russell House and residents, Weiss s;
the women's quad. ^ To ask them t
W. B. Guimarin, a contractor, Iour diocks away
was hired to replace 375 feet of work or after a cl
rusted condensation pump line on h against wh;
Bull Street. believes in as far
The project was planned to end sa*dbefore
students returned from A large portion
Christmas break. However, bad ^as been dug UP tc
weather in December slowed the closing one lane
work, said Pete Stiehr, USC direc- creating traffic con
tor of Operations and Although no 01
Management. ablc to say who is
project, Weiss sa
The 21 parking spaces are pri- failed "to think al
marily used by residents of the students it would b
women's quad, Patterson and Stiehr said s<
South Tower. blocked parking s
Student Government Vice Presi- open to stud
dent Todd Weiss said he sym- Wednesday.
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But apparently because of their high altitude, they
came silently, and it was not until the bombs hit and
ordinance lighted the night that Iraq knew it was
under attack.
Many of the foreign journalists watched the attack
from the plush A1 Rashid Hotel downtown.
A check with residents and a survey of an area
within a mile from the hotel indicated no civilian
targets were bombed, and there were no immediate reports
of civilian casualties. Traffic was moving normally
in the area by mid-morning.
The command of the Iraqi armed forces said the
warplanes struck densely populated residential areas
of the capital.
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>tate through the Indian embassy to his
son telling him that he and his
it will be up to mother were alive after two
Dr. Palms. I months of not knowing one way or
rd of a search the other, he said.
His parents finally were able to
at USC for 12 get transportation out of Kuwait
tie legal depart- and board a bus filled with refu;s
and reviews gees that would take them to a
regulatory com- camp in Jordan known as "No
directs or coor- man's land."
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his parents were able to go to Amr
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, him well and "We demanded the real estate
llow his career company return our deposits and
it in the years worth $ WOO immediately,
Boggs said. Sanders
said she would have to contact the
office of the company, located in
Greenville. In the meantime, we
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Saddam Hussein's ornate palace near the hotel.
Saddam was not in the palace at the time and was
in good health, Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency
reported. The agency report, monitored in Nicosia,
quoted Iraq's charge d'affaires in Islamabad, Pakistan.
Fnrpianp.rs and rp.nnrtp.rs in A1 Rashid initially were
hustled to the basement air raid shelter by hotel staff.
Some Arab guests shouted "Death to Bush!" as they
huddled together.
Most of the damage apparently was on the outskirts
of the city, according to American TV network repor-.
ters in Baghdad.
Cable News Network reporter Peter Arnett said
there appeared to be direct hits on some buildings. He
said he saw three surface-to-air missiles (SAMS)
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India, where they are now living ton, an internatiom
with relatives, he said. said his first rea
With all this considered, when heard the war had
asked if the American military ac- wonder when I'm
tion against Iraq is justified, this call (to report). M
student's answer is an understan- into a knot."
dably firm "yes." "I have mixed fe
One USC reservist said the attack," he said. "I
neutralization of Hussein's air thing has happer
force will make his job a lot easier hasn't changed. I
if he is sent to the gulf. one way or anothei
Michael Barton, Spc. 4th class, g0."
is serving as a member of the Indi- if a National Ei
vidual Ready Reserves, or "re- is issued, Barton
placement pool," he said. Bar- put 0n alert and v
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Boggs said Sanders told him the So we had to start
deposits were being held until the dures," Boggs said,
company could find someone to
move into the vacant spaces. "We sought lej
The company found one new USC and the peop
tenant and told Boggs and Reeves had an excellen
they would receive $415.76 and hands," he said,
the remaining $584.34 would be The two friends
reduced on a daily basis until to court. The jud?
another new tenant was found or was vague and did
the amount was depleted. had to share a roor
"After they told us they would Boggs and Reei
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U.S. air raid
launched, but did not see them hit a target
One building that was hit, according to residents,
was a downtown Popular Army militia building, causing
an unknown number of casualties.
Air raid sirens wailed. The streets were nearly deserted.
The air attacks were scnnrat^H h rv?riAHo /-if
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calm.
The Initial anti-aircraft barrage filled the sky with
tracers looking like "fireworks on the Fourth of July
multiplied by 100," ABC correspondent Gary Shepard
said.
"This feels like we're in the center of hell," said
CNN's Bernard Shaw.
il studies junior, the Army Personnel Center in St
ction when he Louis to tell them where he will
1 begun was, "I be able to be contacted,
going to get the David Peterson, a finance junior
y stomach went and Army ROTC, said "I was extremely
happy. I was cheering. My
selings about the whole hall was, actually."
am glad someled.
My status He also said he cannot envision
want to know Hussein surrendering. In order for
r if I'm going to Hussein to be stopped, "his own
government will have to have a
mergency uraer coup. Or we will have to have him
said he will be killed. I don't think he'll surrenyill
have to call der," he said.
the balance, we ing in an apartment at Whaley's
rocedures. Even Mill.
ot budge them, "Next bme I sign another lease,
with the proce- 111 make sure real specific and
legitimate," he said.
Broadway said stories like this
gal advice from happen often. She also said if more
)le there said we people come to her office and seek
it case on our advice, the chances of stories like
Boggs' decrease.
; took their case "We ask that anybody who signs
;e said the lease a lease makes sure they know what
i not say the two they are signing. We can provide
n. information on the proper ques/es
are now liv- tions to ask landlords," she said.
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