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FORT HOOD, Texas — President Bush said
Sunday that Iraqis will have better lives with
Saddam Hussein out of power and he advised the
Iraqi leader, if alive, to watch out.
“I would suggest he not pop his head up,” Bush
told reporters after meeting at an Army base with
two helicopters pilots who were held
as prisoners of war in Iraq.
Saddam’s fate is not clear and
Bush was asked for the latest update.
“Yes, Saddam Hussein is no longer
in power. That's for certain. He was
in power, and now he is not. And
therefore, the Iraqi people’s lives
will be much better off,” Bush said.
The president said “the libera
tion of Iraq will make the world
more peaceful.”
He visited the pilots and their
families, saying he had “a good talk
with them. Good, strong men.”
One of the pilots, Chief Warrant
Officer David S. Williams, said the
meeting “was an absolute honor.”
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from being enslaved
to being free.
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to be free.
free, they express their opinions. And,
they couldn't express their opinions before
came. Now they can,” Bush said. •
“I’ve always said democracy is goingio|
hard. It’s not easy to go from being enslaveii
being free. But it’s going to happen, becauseo
basic instincts of mankind is to be free. Theyus
to be free.”
Bush came to Fort Hood to attend h
church services and then see the pilots.
He attended services at the-
Infantry Division Mem®
Chapel. Joining him «t
Williams, 30, of Orlando, Fla,
Young, 26. Lithia Springs, (t
and their families.
The Apache helicopter pi
were forced down in Iraq
March 24. They were resent
with five other American
on April 13 in northern Iraqafe
Iraqi captors abandoned tk
posts ahead of advasei
American troops.
The pilots, with the Army'
Cavalry Division, returnedtof
Hood late Saturday.
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president
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Added Chief Warrant Officer Ronald D. Young
Jr: “We stand 100 percent behind whatever our
president decides to do. We’re honored to serve
him. And this is definitely one of the highlights of
my life, absolutely.”
Bush said he was not worried that anti-U.S.
demonstrations led by religious leaders in Iraq
might hurt rebuilding efforts.
“Freedom is beautiful, and when people are
Bush is taking an Easter vacation at his l,ffi
acre ranch outside the central Texas tow
Crawford.
His parents, former President George H.Wit
and his wife, Barbara, joined the pi
lady Laura Bush at the base.
After the Easter break. White House aides
Bush will return to a heavy travel schedule top
mote his domestic policies, primarily hispropos
tax cuts.
NEWS IN BRIEF
Environmentalists
protest power plant
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -
Environmentalists are objecting
to the city-owned utility's possi
ble construction of its first new
coal-fired power plant in more
than a decade.
City Public Service directors
could decide this summer
whether to build the coal plant.
potentially its largest. It might
cost up to $750 million.
"Right now, that looks like one
of our best options," Jim
Nesrsta, CPS director of genera
tion planning, said in Sunday
editions of the San Antonio
Express-News.
Some environmentalists said
they are astounded that CPS
would even consider building
another such facility.
"Coal is an outdated technolo
gy," said Karen Hadden, deans
coordinator of the Sustains
Energy for Econd
Development Coalition. "It'sIf
burning dirt. It's filthy."
Growth of the region is pte:
a role in the consideration,a
Joe Fulton, CPS research direr*
A new coal plant could gei
ate up to 750 megavwitr
electricity - enough
meet the average energy w
of about 470,000 homes.
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