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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 10, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A 5 Iii z Noriega attorneys claim foul in phone Call taping a Page 5 Iii z 3 it i if nov. 9,1989 floodgate of Freedom a look Back at the fall of the Berlin Wall daily Magazine the St mme a Pes authorized unofficial publication for the . Armed Force Good morning vol. 49, no. 210 saturday november 10, 1990 25 daily and sunday d 8693 carriers tank units bound for Gulf duty by Chuck Vinch Washington Bureau Washington a president Bush stepping up the pressure on Iraq authorized the deployment of significant additional . Forces to the persian Gulf thursday including three aircraft carriers and virtually All heavy armoured assets in Germany. See related stories and photo on pages 3 and 28. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said the units to deploy from Germany Are the 1st army div in Ansbach the 3rd army div in Frankfurt the brigade sized element of the 2nd army div fwd in Karlstedt the 2nd army Cav regt in Nuernberg and Vii corps Headquarters and the 2nd corps support come from  of latest . Effort Bush speaking from the White House said he made the decision a to ensure. An adequate offensive military option should that be necessary to drive iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait. Cheney who held a news briefing at the Pentagon shortly after the presidents announcement declined to give specific numbers for the new deployment which he said would not be Complete until Early next year. But based on the general size of the units involved a which for the army comprise a corps sized element a As Many As 150,000 additional personnel and at least another 600 to 800 tanks will be dispatched to the Thea see Gulf on Back Page Bush denies tax Retreat led to gop losses by Cox news service Washington a president Bush declared thursday that the lesson he has Learned from voters this year is that a people feel they re taxed too much a but he wobbled on whether to reinstate his a no new taxes pledge. Commenting for the first time on election gains for the opposition democrats Bush conceded he was unhappy with the loss of 10 Republican members of Congress including one senator. But he denied that backing off his anti tax stand had been the cause and pointed out that the republicans lost fewer scats in Congress than usual for a midterm election. Bush and Charles Black the chief spokesman for the Republican party gave notice that with most of Bush a programs already in place the Democrat led Congress should Brace for partisan brawls next year. Bush vowed he was a More determined than every to use his so far infallible weapon the veto. A a in a going to use the veto so As to Stop a lot of bad things from happening to this country a he said. Bush left a Blurry message about exactly what he would do on taxes. Asked if he would bring Back his no tax increase pledge Bush at first  Bush on Back Page Gulf a. F Vii to it by the associated press the soviet Union offered qualified approval thursday to the latest . Effort to gain military support from . Members against Iraq. In another development iraqi strongman Saddam Hussein dismissed his army chief suggesting dissension Over Kuwait which his forces overran three months ago. Former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt meanwhile secured the release of 50 westerners from Iraq including germans italians dutch and britons the iraqi news Agency reported. It did not say when they would of freed. Iraq on wednesday promised to free More than 100 westerners. Hundreds of americans Are among those still trapped some held at strategic Sites to deter attack by the .-led Muti see soviets on Back Page an 82nd airborne trooper pulls guard duty at a Forward station in the saudi desert As the Sun sets thursday. Is How m g a Page 9  
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