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Persian Gulf Crisis
  • Editorial: - And always, hope...especially in the gulf - Ja 1 91 1
  • Gulf crisis shows what military service means - Ja 1 91 1B
  • Congress convenes under threat of war; N.C. lawmakers divided on sanctions, odds of war - Ja 4 91 3A
  • Editorial: - Sanford's sane warning - Ja 8 91 8A
  • Editorial: - No muzzle for war news - Ja 9 91 12A
  • Price urges time for sanctions - Ja 10 91 3B
  • CBS show draws diverse views on gulf crisis - Ja 11 91 5B
  • Professor (Barber) assails Bush as lawyers hold gulf forum - Ja 13 91 7C
Persian Gulf Crisis
  • Editorial: - Match at the powder keg - Au 3 90 14A
  • Kuwaiti man isn't worried; many Arabs in N.C. take invasion in stride - Au 3 90 12A
  • N.C. troops show signs of activity - Au 4 90 11A
  • Camp Lejeune Marines quietly awaiting orders - Au 7 90 6A
  • Editorial: - When the U.N. united - Au 8 90 14A
  • Ft. Bragg responds to Gulf crisis - Au 8 90 9A
  • Bragg troops leave amid secrecy; Officials won't discuss base's role in mobilization to Mideast - Au 9 90 6A
  • Oil crisis may affect N.C. site; Shortage may spark call for Outer Banks drilling - Au 9 90 1B
  • Editorial: - Home fires and Big Oil - Au 10 90 18A
  • N.C. National Guard volunteers leave for Mideast - Au 10 90 14A
  • Signals are pointing to large Fort Bragg deployment - Au 10 90 14A
  • Movement continues at N.C. bases - Au 11 90 11A
  • Talk of war in N.C. congressman's hometown - Au 12 90 6C
  • U.S. GIs face history as well as Iraqi troops - Au 12 90 6J
  • Wives left to wait, wonder; Fort Bragg spouses urge show of support - Au 12 90 1C
  • Deployment brings mixed emotions to Bragg community - Au 13 90 6A
  • New Hill man (Norman) escapes through Iraqi desert - Au 13 90 1B
  • Editorial: - Who's having fun in the sun? - Au 14 90 8A
  • Iraq conflict spurs layoffs at Teletec - Au 14 90 1D
  • Editorial: - Sowing and reaping in Iraq - Au 15 90 16A
  • Marines are leaving for Mideast; Jacksonville officials told 20,000 may go - Au 15 90 1
  • Family farewells occupy the time at Camp Lejeune - Au 16 90 12A
  • Fort Bragg soldiers prepare for long stay in hot desert - Au 16 90 12A
  • Editorial: - Bush's broadside misfires - Au 17 90 16A
  • General says Marines are ready for combat - Au 17 90 1
  • N.C. reservists await possible orders - Au 18 90 1
  • Gulf crisis hitting home across state; Towns feel impact of troop deployments - Au 19 89 1
  • Airborne faces tough challenge; Experts say Desert Shield a new test for Bragg units - Au 20 90 1B
  • General visits departing Marines - Au 20 90 1B
  • Point of view: - U.S. presence sparks fear in Arab nations - Au 20 90 9A
  • Air Force reservists aiding regulars in Mideast airlifts from Pope - Au 21 90 7A
  • Editorial: - U.S. can't go it alone - Au 21 90 10A
  • Guard, reserve bring special skills - Au 21 90 6A
  • Sanford urges Bush to cut troop levels in Mideast - Au 22 90 1
  • State ports getting boost from Mideast deployment - Au 22 90 5B
  • Helms supporting Bush on Middle East buildup - Au 23 90 1
  • Reservists across the state waiting for the call to go - Au 23 90 8A
  • Sanford says U.N. should lead efforts to force Iraqi pullback - Au 23 90 13A
  • Editorial: - Troops' lives on the table - Au 24 90 16A
  • Fayetteville girls ask 'What's Going On?' - Au 24 90 12A
  • GOP to attack Sanford's Mideast stand - Au 24 90 3D
  • Mideast hot topic in town, country - Au 24 90 1B
  • Chapel Hill man (Wilkerson) to get chaplain duty - Au 25 90 11A
  • North Carolina reservists wait for active service call - Au 25 90 11A
  • Education's candle sheds dim light in crisis - Au 26 90 6J
  • Those who also serve; Navy wife waits, worries for husband in Mideast - Au 26 90 1E
  • Fighters' families not eager for war - Au 27 90 1B
  • Mail limits frustrate Air Force wives - Au 27 90 3B
  • N.C. medical specialists in reserves are called - Au 28 90 5A
  • Local Arabs grasp for meaning under veil of uncertainty - Au 29 90 7A
  • Families, officials sent off guardsmen with pride, prayer - Au 31 90 1
  • Town to pay (police) chief if Army taps him - Au 31 90 2B
  • Absence just makes families' hearts yearn - Se 1 90 1B
  • Editorial: - Japan's 'help' disappointing - Se 1 90 14A
  • Keeping in the know; Children need the facts during military crisis - Se 3 90 1C
  • 2-year colleges lose students to Mideast - Se 4 90 1B
  • Deployed Marines leave void in Havelock - Se 4 90 3B
  • City sending USS Raleigh mementos - Se 5 90 15A
  • Culture shock in a strange land; Soldiers' booklet covers how life varies abroad - Se 5 90 1D
  • Helms cites visit to gulf; Senator is hopeful standoff near end - Se 5 90 4B
  • Wives also on gulf duty, man says - Se 5 90 15A
  • Editorial: - Top cop, but not forever - Se 6 90 22A
  • Helms urges support for Bush stand - Se 6 90 19A
  • Miles-high gas station fuels jets to Mideast - Se 7 90 12A
  • Guardsmen gear up for duty in desert - Se 9 90 4C
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - A place for Jackson's diplomacy - Se 9 90 7J
  • Point of view: - Americans can be anti-war and pro-soldier - Se 10 90 9A
  • RDU pilots among reservists called to active duty in S.C. - Se 10 90 7A
  • Helms seeks free mail for troops - Se 11 90 6A
  • Guard members fly out; Raleigh unit is first in state to depart - Se 12 90 1B
  • Bragg unit fights boredom; Camels become common in searing 'Dragon City' - Se 14 90 1
  • Editorial: - Meeting on the Mideast - Se 14 90 16A
  • Rabbi helps Jewish soldiers observe holidays in the gulf - Se 14 90 5B
  • Troops eager for mail; Others thirst for cold beer - Se 15 90 1
  • Life in the desert - Se 16 90 4C
  • N.C. units' quarters are big contrast - Se 16 90 1
  • Nakasone says Japan supports U.S. role in gulf - Se 18 90 3B
  • More N.C. military units activated - Se 19 90 7A
  • Kuwaiti crisis brings 5 teens to Millbrook; Students say invasion by Iraqis has changed their lives forever - Se 20 90 1B
  • Gun permits up since Bragg deployment - Se 22 90 4B
  • Recruits sign up for Saudi duty - Se 24 90 3B
  • Troops focus on ties that bind - Se 25 90 1
  • Some say Last Days nearing; Gulf crisis fuels Armageddon fears - Se 30 90 1C
  • N.C. city reacts to rumors of unit's return - Oc 3 90 8A
  • Letter-perfect; the envelope, please: Nothing beats mail call - Oc 5 90 1D
  • If it's to be war, let the U.N. take the point - Oc 7 90 6J
  • Reserve, guard units based in N.C. are called - Oc 11 90 4B
  • Rotation of troops in Saudi Arabia likely - Oc 12 90 4B
  • Vietnam veteran (Williams) starts 'Operation Kool-Aid' - Oc 12 90 4B
  • Gulf crisis taking toll on children of troops - Oc 15 90 1B
  • Guard unit in Jefferson called for Desert Shield - Oc 16 90 4B
  • Point of view: - Censoring mail no way to treat a guest - Oc 16 90 11A
  • Fax to send ballots back from desert; Troops can transmit their absentee votes - Oc 18 90 1B
  • Smoking foes give frosty greeting to Philip Morris gulf holiday cards - No 3 90 1
  • 30,000 from N.C. gulf-bound - No 9 90 1
  • N.C. troops in Middle east - No 9 90 15A
  • Greeting-card sound bites elicit tears - No 10 90 1B
  • Guardsman (ANGE) filing suit to avoid duty in gulf - No 13 90 1
  • Editorial: - Dangerous U.S. muscle - No 14 90 18A
  • N.C. Marine bases readying for move - No 15 90 4B
  • Sanford, Helms differ on need for gulf hearings - No 15 90 12A
  • Editorial: - Gulf no spot for bluff...but it's fine for trees - No 17 90 16A
  • 2 Guard units activated for Mideast operation - No 21 90 4B
  • Trees bound for gulf; N.C. holiday firs get shipping OK - No 21 90 1
  • Winds of war chill state; But opinions vary on U.S. role in Middle East - No 22 90 1
  • Advance units leaving Lejeune for Mideast - No 24 90 5A
  • Jacksonville braces for new deployment of Lejeune Marines - No 24 90 1
  • Washers, bakers are movers, shakers in desert - No 26 90 3B
  • Asheboro Army recruiter (Harvey) seeks reassignment to gulf - No 27 90 6B
  • Next wave of reservists prepare for desert duty - No 29 90 1B
  • Singer offers holiday notes for troops - No 29 90 2B
  • Lawyers urge alternatives to military force in gulf - No 30 90 4B
  • Family tells students of time spent in Kuwait - De 1 90 4B
  • N.C. senators differ on next move (Persian Gulf crisis) - De 1 90 14A
  • Editorial: - Gulf explanations due - De 2 90 6J
  • N.C. airman (unidentified) dies in accident in Saudi Arabia - De 2 90 3C
  • N.C. college students beginning to protest prospect of gulf war - De 2 90 8C
  • Wis. family identifies fallen airman (Nelson) - De 3 90 3B
  • Yancey group shipping panty hose to soldiers - De 4 90 4B
  • 1,000 Marines per day headed for Persian Gulf - De 6 90 20A
  • Navigation equipment faulted; Kinston expert (Brogdon) says better option ignored - De 6 90 20A
  • Sanford, Helms take opposing - tacks on U.S. strategy in gulf - De 6 90 24A
  • Editorial: - Patience, pressure in gulf - De 9 90 6J
  • Camp Lejeune bids farewell to 24,000 troops - De 11 90 1B
  • Waiting starts early for N.C. Marines - De 13 90 1
  • 82nd Airborne committed to duty as lonely Christmas approaches - De 18 90 4B
  • Fighter squadron told it will deploy to gulf - De 19 90 4B
  • Editorial: - Let them keep talking - De 21 90 18A
  • N.C. Marines will meet Jan. 15 gulf deadline - De 21 90 4B
  • Editorial: - May gift of peace yet bloom - De 25 90 14A
  • N.C. soldier (McDougle) killed in gulf - De 29 90 4B
  • N.C.-based air unit ready for duty in gulf - De 29 90 4B
  • N.C. reservists among thousands struggling with disruption in gulf - De 30 90 5A
  • Point of view: - Give peace conference a chance - De 30 90 7J