Show jjrjwfoan1 The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday March 4 2002 — A7 Military says 13 detainees have stuck to their protest GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE Cuba (AP) — Scoresof captives from the Afghan war refused meals Sunday in a protest that has lasted five days but the US military said only 13 of them had kept to the hunger strike since its start Military officials presented the new tally after finishing a count of those who had refused food since the start of the protest cell-by-c- elj Wednesday “We have 13 individuals who have not eaten at all since this hunger strike started” said Marine Capt Joe Klop-pa spokesman for the detention mission at the US naval base in southeastern Cuba “Others have had at least one meal" Previous estimates of hardcore hunger strikers had been much higher with spokesmen saying at least half of those participating appeared to have refused all food since Wednesday Among the 300 detainees held at Guantanamo Bay 91 declined their morning meal el ‘ Sunday ' So far at least nine detainees have been given liquids with an intravenous drip one against his wishes A large group among the 300 detainees stopped eating Wednesday some telling their captors they were upset that a guard stripped a detainee of his turban during prayers on Tuesday IL®fflflTlfis ©aiiriry (J SURMAD Afghanistan (AP) -- Thousands of white strips of paper lay scattered across the dirt brown plains of Afghanistan’s eastern Paktia province Sunday messages and warnings from die US- led military coalition: “Hand over Tkliban and or you will be destroyed Come forward with information about Taliban and KABUL Afghanistan (AP) — A strong quake shook a wide area of South and Central Asia on Sunday killing at least one person injuring several more damaging buildings in the Afghan capital and sending people scrambling into the streets in five coun- tries The pamphlets littered plains leading to mountains where UJS jets are attacking and Taliban fighters pounding the cave complexes that are honeycombed throughout the peaks US aircraft dropped thousands of the leaflets overnight Children ran through the field to collect them They pushed and shoved each other to get at them giggled and read what was written in Afghanistan's two most com- mon languages Pashtu and snow-drench- At least a dozen people were hospitalized with injuries and 26 houses in the capital of Kabul were badly damaged or destroyed In the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad six high school girls were injured when part of the first floor of stairs of the Alaei High School collapsed local officials and witnesses said One man was pronounced ' dead at Kabul’s Italian-ru- n a Emergency hospital hospital spokesman said on condition of anonymity Four children received treatment at Kabul’s ed rock-stre- Dari Each paper had a message for the people of the area “Give any information you or Talhave about iban to the coalition forces” one leaflet urged Pashtu is the language of the country’s largest ethnic group the Pashtun They dominate eastern Paktia province where it is believed and Taliban are regrouping and TUiban in the mountains also are believed to be receiving assistance from Pakistani militants and from rogue dements of Pakistan’s powerful intelligence agency Al-Qai- da THERAPEUTIC Had lha body MASSAGE daws lha Mind ' AP photo Afghans check leaflets dropped by US planes overnight in the Paktia province village of Surmad Afghanistan on Sunday Thousands of white strips of paper lay scattered across the dirt brown plains of and Taliban fighters Afghanistan's eastern Paktia province where US jets are attacking believed to be regrouping there spreadkig messages and warnings from the US-fe- d military coalition ' although Pakistan denies the last charge The messages were to the point: “The international community is watching It sees Do not help or Taliban or you will be Public Invited destroyed" Over 1000 Items Including: Late Model Grand Am Sedans Vans Pickups Buses Metal laithe verticle mill wood and metal desks metal cabinets metal shelving file cabinets floor scrubbers computers printers monitors tables and much more Many items marked as “Cash and Carry” with no bid required — DENTURES" “From the Lab to You Dentist Vans Required" $25hr Check our Web Site at: Natalie Taylor LMT Call Toddy r March 678 Time 9:00 am - 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