Show f ’ ' ty:'tz - J8 " ‘ i- - V V ' ' V c ' ' r i ' ' V The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday March 31 2003 — A7 1 iprasiramroiaR 1 Lv ) if i ' ft? 'L ' penile were injured Col Guy Shields chief US - a military spokesman in Kuwait (aid the driver was shot chest by-- soldier and was in critical condition at a military facility It was unclear whether he had spoken to ' investigators Shields said die driver was nddier American nor Kuwaiti hut he didn’t know where the man was from or if he was a base employee It would not be uncommon for nationals to be working at US military installations in Kuwait More than half of the people in Kuwait are foreign workers many from the Philippines India Bangladesh and other Middle Eastern countries Camp Udairi is primarily a V Corps aviation base that is also used for maintenance and supply and Ranger commando training Security measures at the base would be if warranted by die investigation into Sunday’s incident ’USjnilitazy official laid ! It wasn't immediately dear if die driver deliberately rammed die track into the I troops or if it waa an accident No explosives were found in the truck a Pentagon official said' A Kuwaiti Interior Ministry official speaking mi condition of anonymity toll The Asso-- : dated ftess die driver was an Egyptian who deliberately “ran down” the Americans The official said the man was one of four Egyptian electricians who had gone to the camp to do some work The driver locked the three other Egyptians in the breakfast room and took die trade die official said New Jersey has hosted a vir-' tuaOy penniment U Army presence since the Gulf War ' ended in 1991 Now it is the key bundling ' for US ground forces tary officials had said only six t : i a Iraq American troops and civilians have been killed or wounded in Kuwait in i rate incidents since I Islamic extremists were Fourteen US soldiers were treated at die scene for minor injuries One soldier was expected to be flown to Land-stuGermany for treatment of a knee injury Earlier mili-- computer contractor and injured another American close to Camp Doha where US forces are based A Kuwaiti policeman was sentenced to 15 years in prison for shooting and seriously wounding two US soldiers Nov21 In October Muslim fundamentalists killed one US Marine and injured another on a Kuwaiti island Other Marines killed the gunmen On March 23 a grenade attack killed two US officers and wounded 14 soldiers at a 101st Airborne Division camp in Kuwait US soldier Hasan Akbar 32 is being held in the case Shields said desert Kuwait an oil-ristale slightly mailer than hl FREE SATELLITE TV SYSTEM Namedforthe Jan 21 shoot- -' ing that killed a San Diego third-count- ry : ' Nr ll f iKUWATTCnY (APj-- A' man in dviliin clothes drove of t pickup truck into uXJoMknstandmg outside ’a store at the Kuwaiti desert (base of Camp Udairi oo Sun--I day wounding 15 of them a ch satellite TVsystem for $4999 A $4999 credit 14 Variety Channels 8 Newslnfb Channels 9 Family Channels 6 Learning Channels on your first bill 4 Sports Channels 4 Music Channels Plus many of your public interest channels Sukscrte ta Ammica’sTap 51 packaga for orty $24J9 per I month i M)4J9psrBmltifva2ndrscsmr lonestor Satellite Cache Valley OutMt Cod ' AP photos Greek Orthodox priests photo left join other people in a march on lire British Royal Air Force base of Akrotiri Cyprus on Sunday Police estimated about 5000 Cypriots gathered in protest against the US-le- d war on Iraq Banners read "No more blood for oir and "Murderers of nations Americans" Photo right: A South Korean man wears an anti-wmask and a headband which reads ’struggle1' at an anti-wrally held by labor unions In a park in Seoul South Korea on Sunday TVvo ar 713-023- 5 VaMty 1477-570-34- ante a SnMr IMn n lot l) Aah oidi nm nd wl m m nkaid M tartta ta arini mWM pna km iImiIi minium tJWMoiWllSIWnallMteliaHMntinrtttlnwoiiDBHWMiiiBMbliiwiMinlnjailcriiii)ti wd— to hWmMm 10 libWniBWfwprtnowi wnlcMii M Vsenranatj r ar Tens of thousands from Indonesia to Pakistan march against war DISH NETWORK SATELLITE TV JAKARTA Indonesia (AP) — Tens of thousands of protesters marched on the US Embassy in the Indonesian capital on Sunday chanting “America Imperialist No 1 terrorist!” in what appeared to be the nation’s largest anti-wdemonstration yet The protesters — many dressed in traditional Muslim attire and representing die ar country’s largest Islamic groups — numbered around 100000 people according to witnesses People in South Korea Pakistan China and Cyprus also rallied against the US-le- d war in Iraq in come cases burning US flags and chanting slogans ! 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