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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba A8 Canada / world Winnipeg free press Friday june 18, 2004 bomb kills 35 at iraqi army Centre martial Law considered after deadliest blast in 4 months attention All Gold key lease customers who have up to 14 remaining lease payments will get them waived. Call us now for details. limited time offer refuse to be undersold dlr. #0765 1900 main Street ? 339-2011 come in today and experience the ultimate Comfort of the worlds most comfortable Recliner free your mind relax your body. Our new stress less zone features a stunning display of stress less recliners loveseats and sofas ? More styles colors and leather choices than Ever before every stress less Model automatically provides perfect support for your neck and Lumbar Region whether you re upright or fully reclined. Grand opening prices effective until july 10/04 hours . 9-6 Fri. 9-9 sat. 9-5 1400 Sargent Avenue 774-3596 Corner of St. James & Sargent Hussein Malla / associated press iraqis pry open doors in a res Cue attempt after yester Days bombing that killed at least 35 people. By Edward Wong b Baghdad ? a powerful suicide car bomb ripped into a throng of men waiting yesterday morning outside the army a main recruiting Sta Tion in the heart of the capital killing at least 35 iraqis and wounding at least 138, health officials said. The men were lining up to enlist in the new iraqi army. Another car bomb exploded in front of a City Council building in a Village 80 Kilometres North of Baghdad killing six members of the iraqi Security forces and injuring four others. The car bomb in Baghdad was fashioned from a White sport Utility vehicle packed with artillery shells. The attack was the deadliest in Iraq since a blast at the same recruiting station killed scores of iraqis in february. The explosion took place at about 9 . At the Edge of the defunct Muthana Airport now used As a military base by americans and iraqis. The explosion sent a plume of smoke Over the City and scattered bodies across a four Lane Road. Cars burst into flames. Bits of charred shrapnel rained from the sky. I just heard a loud explosion a Strong explosion said Abdullah Shawhan 31, who had been waiting outside the recruiting Centre with five cousins and 10 friends. I was thrown into the air. Then i blacked out for a couple of min utes. I did to know what was happening. When i woke up i did to think i was injured. But i could to stand up. Some thing was wrong with my Shawhan coughed up blood As he spoke in his bed at Yarmuk Hospital. I have seven children he said. Now what am i supposed to do he used a bloodstained Towel from beneath his head to dab at his eyes. Yesterdays bombings came after Sev eral Days of powerful blasts in Baghdad and at a delicate moment for the iraqi army. Many soldiers refused to fight their countrymen during the uprising in april and the americans Are now trying to recruit and train a reliable Force that can begin taking Over Security after june 30, when the interim iraqi government is scheduled to assume limited sovereignty. Asked about the possibility of the iraqis imposing some kind of martial Law after the handover a senior administration official said the United states would no longer be in a position to second guess decisions made by the new iraqi government. & there a got to be a period of stepping Back the official said. There Are going to have to be a lot of iraqi solutions to the problems and they Arent necessarily the solutions would have whether the iraqis will succeed in establishing Security where the americans have so far failed is Uncertain. But Kofi Annan Secretary general of the United nations said in new York yesterday that it was still too dangerous for his organization to return to Iraq. Newly appointed iraqi officials said at news conferences that they were ready to crack Down hard on the insurgency after june 30. We will Chase them from House to House will limit them will Cut off their hands and will behead them said Hazim Al Shabaan the defence minister. Falah Al Naqib the Interior minister said he wont hesitate to declare martial Law if More bombings take place. But it is doubtful whether the iraqi government has the resources to carry through with such commitments. Dur ing a visit to the Northern City of Mosul Paul Wolfowitz the . Deputy defence Secretary said iraqi forces would need substantial help for some time. ? new York times news service save up t o $ 1 000 instant Home theatre 800w Home theatre system six speaker system including powerful sub Woofer. Progressive scan 5 did changer built in dts and dolby digital decoders. 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