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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2003

Page

9

Iran search teams battle weather to find remains of guards

Strong wind fog and rain halted recovery efforts for 202 elite Revolutionary Guards killed in a Russian Ilyushin crash. Remains of crew and passengers, 284 Guards, were being sought near Zahedan and Kerman as officials said no survivors. Bulldozers cleared routes and over 600 people searched the site amid snow and bad weather.

Tehran Iran Zahedan Kerman Shrach Ali Jafari Revolutionary Guards Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Associated Press Khamenei Jafari Revolutionary Guard Islamic Republic United States Washington

UN and US say Iraq not cooperating with inspectors

The United Nations joined the United States and Britain in declaring that Saddam Hussein remains uncooperative with UN inspectors. Officials say Iraq has not provided sufficient evidence to resolve outstanding questions on its nuclear, chemical, biological, and long-range missile programs. A new Security Council resolution authorizing potential force was expected soon, with briefings planned for Blix and ElBaradei ahead of a vote.

United Nations United States Britain Sadim Hussein Iraq Aus Washington Security Council Jeremy Greenstock Blix Mohamed ElBaradei Council

Investigators cite human error in Daegu subway fire toll

In Daegu South Korea investigators say human error allowed a second train to enter the burning Joongang Station and evacuation delays further increased deaths. They report more than 70 of the estimated 126 victims may have died on the second train with 388 people unaccounted earlier corrected to lower figures.

Daegu South Korea Joongang Kim Dae-han

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