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...serving as a soldier for 17 years, Tamban left the army under a cloud following a dispute with his commanding officer. ("I shot him, but the bullet only creased his skull," he says with a grin.) Now he has a small army of his own: 24 full-time youths patrol the site with homemade swords. In addition, the entrance to the mining area is staffed by a couple of heavily beribboned paratroopers in full uniform. Tamban only smiles again and doesn't reply when asked about the paratroopers. Others are less shy. "The security at Talawaan...
Last year, 134 students were taken to UHS in patrol cars. “The first officer on the scene is trained to determine the severity of the injury, and whether an ambulance should be notified,” says HUPD spokesperson Peggy McNamara...
...overthrowing Saddam. The Pentagon is increasingly concerned that the "no-fly" zone is an accident waiting to happen, because Iraqi air defense personnel are growing bolder and the law of averages suggests that the U.S. and Britain - the only two members of the original Gulf War alliance that still patrol the zone - will sooner or later lose a pilot. That against a backdrop of concern that the "no-fly" zone no longer forms part of any comprehensive military-political strategy against Baghdad. Because despite congressional enthusiasm for the Iraqi National Congress, there's a great degree of skepticism in Washington...
...constant bickering and bloodshed and make Jerusalem the capital of the U.N.? Draw a boundary around all the sacred sites and use U.N. forces to patrol the city and maintain law and order. RON MLEJNEK Hastings...
...residents of the tent city have developed their own security procedures. After one tent was stolen last weekend, some of the occupants fixed their canopies to the ground with special corkscrew stakes. They have fire-extinguishing equipment and maintain regular security shifts that patrol the area with flashlights...