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Hundreds mark ’73 protest anniversary ' DES MOINES Iowa (AP) The nvKt PiyHIfiwi presidential WOUNDED KNEE SJ) (AP) enunent'i violation of treaties — Olowan Martinez had not They rang and prayed at the been born when her father and aite of a church used by occupier other members of the American that has since burned down A Movement seized the enactment of a 1973 airlift of small reservation town of supplies to the Indians was can- nominee should offer s vision ' “that people can feel in their an occupation is part of a ay Uvea" said House Speaker Newt in the state where the fiiHgjrieh- - 2000 presidential campaign' begins Gingrich conceded he may well consider trying to fill celed because of blowing snow and poor visibility “This is the way the creator tests us” said Clyde Bcllecouit an AIM leader “He tested us in' Knee on Friday to remember the 71-d- younger generation straggling to discover what it all meant "I think it opened everyone's ores to the rights and the wrongs that die federal government did to us" said Martinez 24 who held dwtbiiL c The Georgia Republican generated a lot of speculation diving a 73 and he's testing us again today" On the night of Feb 27 1973' AIM members went to Wounded Knee and occupied several build-- a ings to dramatize their com- plaints Federal law officers and Bureau of Indian Affairs police surrounded the cany During dm white yellow red and black flag bearing the name of her Esther Angela two sides force — Anna Mae Aquaih and Joe Stuntz — were killed Nine Hundreds of people braved snow and blistering wind to mark the anniversary of the day Indians other people were wounded seized the town to protest living conditions and the federal gov- - including a federal marshal who wu paralyzed barnstorming swing through Iowa where precinct caucuses open the nominating season for a parade of potential candidates that’s already heavy He raised a little money — a lot fora local a lion at congressman adopted : ' ' S the zoo and signed autographs Una Wb need you inourschoob The 1890 battiq at Wounded and was cheereaby thousands at’ ' a statewide our children xKnee was the last major the wrestling competition teaching right need our young peo- between Indians and US troops Friday nigbL things we Accounts differ v to who fired ' If mat all sounds like a politi- pletoday'' Wounded Knee is home to a first and'how many died The dan testing the political waters' cemetery where one casualty of federal government says about that wu precisely bow it was die 1973 standoff and hundreds 130 lndm died die Sioux say being read “He’s pushing all the of victims of an 1890 massacre as many as 400 were killed right buttons” conceded Keith Fortran executive director of the by UJS soldiers are buried j ' rr8 i ArHIOW ' Aa a Mzzard ragea Vio GUovnr runa for oover and a warm flra In atspee at Wounded Knee 8D Friday 8evaral taepeee warn set up lor a 1wo4w commemoration of the 1973 uprising of American bvtiun acMvMx - actually : i Dennis Banks another leader in AIM and a participant in the takeover stressed the importance the ceremony for Indian youth want to thank those who died for the struggle and those who came to struggle today” VI Banks said “That doesn’t neces- sarily mean being on the from ! : u - v 'r7 Iowa Sparing Saddam in Gulf War questioned Mew H" WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Presi- dent George Bush calls him the "most 7 secure dictator in foe world" his nemesis who did not surrender in the face of defeat and who continues today to taunt the ' Freeman Uke other critics in and out of not getting rid of Saddam Now in light of : the Bush administration uy the United the latest clash over Iraq’s suspected- - Statu should have sought a cornplete nuclear chemical and biolaigical weapons ' render requiring Saddam to cede po America won foe war but lost foe battle by production questions are being raised anew about why the United Statu and ita wartime coalition did not remove Saddam — dead or alive — when it had its but world with doomsday weapons Iraqi President Saddam Hussein turned a devastating military failure in foe US-le- d Fenian Gulf War of 1991 into a political victory He thumbed his nose at his van- quishers by skipping a cease-fir- e meting in foe desert and he has been flouting its ' conditions ever since : That is the view of critics who have argued since the fighting stopped that chance “After the licking that Iraq took there wu virtually a universal assumption that Saddam would fall In retrospect that wu naive” said Charles Freeman who wu US ambassador to Saudi Arabia at foe time ' 7’ " : ' coalition simply walked away cease-fire-" But Bush said he did not want America to become an occupying force' openly backing Iraqi opposition groups iat the cost at support from Arab nations Atlanta-base- political d and activists to get acquainted °UV busineis cards and P1 - i! 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