Guerrillas killed 20 people in attacks in Iraq Tuesday, and Prime Minister Iyad Allawi acknowledged what he called pockets of the country would be too unsafe for voting in a Jan. 30 election. A suicide car bomber killed seven policemen in Tikrit, Saddam Hussein’s home town and a Sunni Muslim stronghold in northern Iraq, and gunmen shot dead eight people in a minibus south of Baghdad. A group led by al Qaeda ally Abu Musab al-Zarqawi said it carried out the bombing against what it called “cowardly mercenaries” at police headquarters in Tikrit. Eight police officers were also wounded. Full Story
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