Show r i v i'Z" World Q It killed 1 giiiis intuigenis launched three ciwKr dinated attackst'in the southern city of Karbala on Saturday killing II peo-pie — including six Iraqi police offi- cers and four coalition soldiers military and hospital officials said An Iraqi civilian also was killed The attacks also wounded at least 172 people with US Army Brig : ' ' ' - V'-- ' headded W “We are aware of US combat it massiveBaghdad bomb Panned for a bi8 alc and " frtn‘ir tbe niain Iraqi police station in Kar-- s' intended to do much harm" said Maj Gen Andrzej Tyszkiewicz head' vbala wounding five soldicrs from the multinational force df the Polish-le- d US Army'sIXthMilitary Police Brigade and a number of Iraqrpolice responsible for security around Kar-said Lt Col Tom Evaiisi depuiy bala from his headquarters at Camp commander of the brigade Babykm in comments carried on Pol- None of the Amcricun injuries was ish television a ' Hie car bttmhers were shot before and two men were - J wound- ed in action andthreeof those isol- - A-- ' dierswere in local facilities white''- - two were evacuated tri :'v detained in connection wilhlhe bombing Evans said' “There were different types of attacks at different places” said US: Maj Ralph Manos a1 spokesman for the multinational force-- ' labeled two miltary eoahtion camps city sunt verst-- - USf fiVc : 9“ f" V : ' the mayor's office:' ' Col Marius Michalski another' coalition spokesman told the Polish hews agency PAP that two soldiers died at the Bulgarian camp He did not confinn thcir nationalities Bulgarian soldicis were being evacuated fmintheir two bases in CoL Adam Stasinski Warsaw Pi Lirctl J - a spokesman ’ ‘sail Z Bulgarian base ncarty Mniveitly ' Ijit inslesuL injihing j a sonic pcpple V’r lriqi witnesses said a yalcf truck contained one of the homhsatul that coiilition sldicrs sprayed it with gun- ftre as il dnve toward a military base hesiilc llur university and exploded - ! : : ' ' :rwteRisKkrcnMii ' ' Deputy Defense Minister IlkoDini- itmv told Bulgarianate television (tal 5 soldietS were wounded slight- - y' saion- - al " ‘ The Herald JoumaT Logan Utah Sunday December 2& 2003 — A5 "Va they could enter the military bases ing five Americans : Some 1 35 Iraqi police officers and civilians' also were wounded! said Ali1 deputy head of Karbala A 172 'wounded in ‘maccna1 massive aSSalllit1 '- I v ':'V V Gen Mark Kimmilfsaying 37 of them werecoalifion soldiers include P3Qt pucaOL f : 1 - - i ' ' ' case SARS confirmed by Chinese - China (AP) — '' ' area Saturday for suiyivors Sittirigih their temporary shcl-''- - and more bodies the ment said a government office DUNHAO h govern-'--teri- - V - V ‘i ' ditn ' “I’m lucky ' ' Xiong Qimei hugged her two sons and waited anxiously- '' Saturday for word that they could return to their village after crews sealed a gas well in China's southwest that spewed toxic fumes and killed at least 198 people Xiong's family wais among 41000 people forced to flee their homes by the disaster : that left villages strewn with the bodies of adults and chil- - - wasn't Xiong 33 whose family shares a crowd- ed family planning center with hundreds of evacuees “But I misS my home I feel like I've (fst everything"- i f sealant the government said-peopje1 who lived within three miles of the gas field in the town of Gaoqiao ' ‘ northeast of the major city of Chongqing weren!t allowed to return yet Emergency crews spent two hours pouring sealant down the well but didn’tgiye any otherdetails of the operation Saturday the government said Earlier repiiils said tech- nicians werc Using earth-nioing vehicles Newspaper nhnlns showed them wearini! head- j respirators andsilvcry - ' " to-to- e ' ‘ - ' ‘ l - ' : - He was listed in stable con dilion Sundaya government A official said “It will take severaf days id niake the final diagnosis1 said the official from (lie- anti- SARS office for (mangtlt province! The official gave " ' 5 : AP photo Workers cheer Saturday after successfully sealing a gas well that exploded earlier (his week n west China - pretcctivesuits '2 ' : drome v: -- BEIJING (AP) — China on Saturday announced its Hoi suspected SAKS case since July saying iIk patient was hospitalized in the voutheril is" pmvince whcrc believed to have originated ( The tiian' a tyie’ vision station employee checked into a hospital in tin" southern ciiyof (luanghitu on IXx1: 20 wifli-headache and fever die official Xinhua News Agency said Il said ihe: man was transferred Wedncv -day to a quarantine ward aiid declared a suspected east! ofscvcrc aculc rcspiralOry syn- the-viru- - - - police and sol- diem continued searching the Hundreds-o- i -- But il said ''injured” said ' Were Scientists meanwhile measuring toxins in water and on plants after crews plugged the well in a remote moun- tainous area with tons of ' V I : ' ' ' - south- - ' Still no sign of Mars lander but hope remains - 'LONDON (AP) V Europe’s first Mars probe'1 ' remained silent for a third day Saturdaybut scientistsclungMi ' ' ': : Late Saturday the Jotdrcll " r Bank telescope slni ' a third straight day ' ning ' NASA luck earlier in the day ' “There is no sign from jtidrell" ssiid Gill Oridrod'-spokeswoman for tlvc British thesurface ofMarsonChrist- - government's physics and V mi Day and begin searching ' astronomy' research agency ' Scientists now hripe Mars for signs of life J 7 Express will be ahie to'contact But repeated effort!! that ' began Thursday to pick' up a ' a Beagle oiice il enters its cor- signal from the'probe using A rcct orbit Jan4 - to the hope that the Beagle 2 spacecraft had landed safelyon the Red Planet and would respond to a call from its v mother ship in about a week' i The British-bui- lt Beagle :: was turnip loose by the Mars Express more than a week ago and was scheduled to land on ' : ' - CachejCounty ' Saturday “The baby we ' have fully tested and under- - to beam hackilatugathcreU Beagle and Pilliiiger said itscpnmiuniciitionswerespecifi-'- callv set un to hear the probe’s there"' ia ’ 'llic scientists have iransmii a signal conjlriningits arrival within hours - maiti-- - DnMBMHW tfansmissions In tlic coniing days con- - : t rollers mustchange Mars Express iirbit from ahigh one annind the equator to a lower : it polar orbirttiatwijl : : ‘L0W IH ' I j9- "— - V" 4SAAs'4Vaii BaMwin 1 noMMM send linyoiic with a high lever to a government hospital Optical : i b752-611- 0t tiattitliumt! 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