Hey NAU today is April 25th I'm Brian Lind and this is your kjack news update

1. NATO airstrikes targeted the center of Muammar Qaddafi's seat of power early Monday, destroying a multistory library and office in his compound and badly damaging a reception hall for visiting dignitaries.
Qaddafi's whereabouts at the time of the attack on his sprawling Bab al-Aziziya compound were unclear. A security official at the scene said four people were lightly hurt.

Hello NAU I'm Brian Lind today is April 11th, 2011 and this is your Kjack news update

1. The budget deal reached Friday would affect two initiatives contained in last year's health-care law that were bitterly opposed by businesses, killing one outright and slashing funding for the other.

Hello NAU My Name is Brian and this is your Kjack News Update for Monday April 4th

1. The operator of Japan's stricken Fukushima nuclear plant said Monday it planned to dump thousands of tons of radioactive water into the Pacific, as the government was accused of covering up the extent of radiation levels. "We have no choice but to release water tainted with radioactive materials into the ocean as a safety measure," Yukio Edano, the government’s chief spokesman told a news conference.

Hey NAU it's Monday March 28th I'm Brian Lind and this is your Kjack News Update

1. President Obama on Monday prepared to make his case to the nation about why he ordered U.S. forces to Libya in an address that gives him an opportunity to answer mounting questions about how long the conflict could last and under what conditions the United States would depart.
A senior administration official told Fox News the speech will effectively serve two purposes -- to outline the mission going forward and explain "how our efforts in Libya have advanced our interests and averted a catastrophe."

Hello NAU and Welcome back to school! I hope everyone had a wonderful Spring Break.

Today is March 21, 2011 I'm Brian Lind and this is your daily news update

1. British submarines fired two missiles at Libyan leader Muammar al-Qaddafi’s compound in downtown Tripoli Sunday, a senior coalition official confirmed to Fox News.
The British Ministry of Defense confirmed that Qaddafi was not the target, but that the compound was hit because of its military significance. A Pentagon official had previously said Sunday that the coalition “will not be going after Qaddafi.”

Public meetings will be held today here in Flagstaff on proposals to address mining issues situated in the Grand Canyon. The Interior Department is asking the public to weigh in on four proposals which are to take no action, set aside the 1 million acres for 20 years, partially withdraw either 300,000, or 650,000 acres from any new claims. Meetings will continue throughout the remainder of this week.

Hey NAU It's March seventh I'm Brian Lind and this is your Kjack news update

1. President Obama announced Monday that military trials will resume for detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp, saying he wants to "broaden our ability to bring terrorists to justice."

In this weeks issue of the Lumberjack:

•The new 1899 Bar and Grill located in the north union opened briefly on Monday for lunch. Students will be able to use JDE and dining dollars on their purchases once it opens.
•Also on the front page is a Q and A with President Haeger. The interview covers the Mt. Graham observatory, the future of certain programs and many other important topics.