European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 02, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 49, no. 292 saturday february 2, 1991 a 35c daily and 50c sunday d 8693 a a saudi Soldier stands next to a destroyed iraqi armoured vehicle in Ken Fri Early Friday morning. American saudi and other Allied troops have taken control of the town. Media Pool kuwaitis anxious to foe liberated by Ron Jensen Middle East Bureau dam Mam saudi Arabia a six months after their country was taken from them kuwaitis who fled the occupiers say the life of a refugee is one of Drudge 17. A a it a Boring Quot said Michelle Saad 22. A just sleeping and waking up. Watch television. There a nothing to a a a a a. A a a a Saad a biology student at Kuwait Quot University when the invasion occurred is one of several thousand kuwaiti refugees in this persian Gulf coastal town. A collection of High Rise apartments has been turned Over to them. T in All 200,000 kuwaitis have found Refuge in saudi Arabia. Egypt is temporary Home to about 35,000 others. Kuwait still holds 250,000. About 20,000, mostly military Are held in Iraq. The rest Are scattered throughout the Middle East and the world said a Kuwait embassy spokesman in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia has Given apartments continued on Page 9. A amp or Ken Clauson Fahad Al Motari Allied planes Armor Batter from staff and wire reports 1 iraqi troops crossed into saudi Arabia both North and West of the abandoned town of a Hajj and were engaged by Allied tanks and artillery according to combat Pool reports Friday. A . Military spokesman in Riyadh said Allied pilots flew hundreds of missions Friday against iraqi troops and armoured personnel carriers moving along the saudi Kuwait Border. But he gave no information on fridays reported incursions by Iraq. Army Brig. Gen. Pat Stevens in said the Border bombing missions were among More than 2,500 sorties mounted Friday including 500 against elite Republican guard units in Southern Iraq and Kuwait lie said the missions against the Republican guards included five Waves of b-52 bombings. Stevens also confirmed reports that an ac-13011 gunship crashed behind iraqi lines on thursday and that All 14 aboard were reported missing. In another development an american military investigative team is trying to de Tyr mine whether some of the 11 marines killed in a Battle with iraqi troops tuesday were accidentally hit by . Or Allied forces some of them May have been in a Light armoured vehicle hit by a rocket fired from a . Warplane. It. Col. Jerry Humble operations officer with theist Marine div at the front Sainila four mail team has been appointed to look into the deaths. A a we re saddened and disappointed a Humble said. A but there a a luvs casual. _ _ a / _ ties by a Friendly fire in close Battles because its a fight for your life.�?�. At the Pentagon meanwhile a military see planes on Back Page
