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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 2002

Page

7

New US draft on Iraq to push for tough inspections

A revised US draft resolution on Iraq seeks a stronger Security Council role and a path to force if Saddam Hussein resists disarmament. It would give Iraq until Nov 15 to accept terms, allow inspectors within weeks, and report noncompliance to the council, while offering sanctions relief if fully complied. Diplomats from France and Russia flag potential ambiguities that could trigger a war.

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Gephardt to quit as House Democratic leader after losses

Missouri Rep. Dick Gephardt will step down as House minority leader after eight years, aiming for a possible White House bid. Pelosi and Frost launch a race to succeed him as Democrats seek unity to regain power in 2004 while remaining in the minority after midterm losses.

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Fed cuts rates to 41-year low as economists weigh impact

Washington economists react to the Federal Reserve half point rate cut to 1.25 percent, the lowest since 1968, hoping it spurs growth. Banks pass reductions to a 4.25 percent prime rate as Greenspan notes the move should help households and firms, while some analysts warn the rebound may be limited and consumer confidence uneven.

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