Word: jointed
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TASZAR, HUNGARY: Reuters is reporting that a U.S. Army sergeant assigned to Operation Joint Endeavor died of an apparent heart attack at Taszar Air Base in Hungary on Thursday. According to the Pentagon, Clement Southall, 39, of Virginia Beach, Va., experienced nausea and breathing difficulties in his quarters at the base late last night...
...Joint Committee on Benefits (ICB), made up of HUCTW members, University administrators and members of the faculty, has come to an agreement that no individual or family should have to pay more than $100 in co-payments. HUCTW leaders said yesterday...
Perry and Peres have also agreed to develop a missile defense system to protect Israel from weapons of mass destruction. In a joint project financed by $300 million from Israel and $200 million from the U.S., the two countries will share research and technology in an effort to establish a missile defense system within five years. Perry said the deal would "permit Israel to continue to take the risks of peace required to negotiate a just, comprehensive and lasting peace." Mark Thompson predicts the partnership won't be controversial. "While some will say such a system doesn't address terrorism...
Perry and Peres have also agreed to develop a missile defense system to protect Israel from weapons of mass destruction. In a joint project financed by $300 million from Israel and $200 million from the U.S., the two countries will share research and technology in an effort to establish a missile defense system within five years. Perry said the deal would "permit Israel to continue to take the risks of peace required to negotiate a just, comprehensive and lasting peace." Mark Thompson predicts the partnership won't be controversial. "While some will say such a system doesn't address terrorism...
...minimizing the dangers of carrying out even the limited military tasks of the mission, however. To blunt those dangers, American planners are relying heavily on surveillance equipment and training. Two J-STARS (for Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System) planes will keep watch over Bosnia while flying eight miles above either the Adriatic Sea or Hungary. Their computers can distinguish personnel and troop movements, even though they cannot, unaided, tell a tank from a car. According to plans, the locations of all concentrations of Balkan armor will be entered into the computer memory banks so the j-stars can track...