Iraq to deliver over ten thousand pages on weapons programs
United Nations chief weapons inspector Hans Blix says Iraq will hand over more than 10 000 pages detailing its chemical biological and nuclear programs many pages to be kept secret from the United States and other governments. Inspectors will spend a week screening translating and extracting sensitive material before presenting the declaration to the Security Council in New York by Sunday.
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White House offers to shield Iraqi scientists for cooperation
The Bush administration proposed protecting Iraqi scientists who aid UN weapons inspectors, urging them to obtain evidence on Iraq’s weapons programs. UNMOVIC chief Hans Blix rejected abduction or any detection role, stressing it will not become a forced interview operation. Iraq must submit a full declaration by Sunday, with a massive packet of evidence expected.
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Census undercount shows minority children disproportionately missing
Government estimates indicate more than 1.1 million children were not tallied in 2000, with nearly half of the undercounted youngsters Black or Hispanic. California recorded the largest undercount. Alaska the highest percentage rate. Officials note flaws and political calculations may affect use.
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Houston police officers indicted in mass Kmart raid
A Harris County grand jury indicted Capt. Mark Aguirre and Sgt. Ken Wenzel on five counts each of official oppression for the August Kmart parking lot raid that arrested more than 270 people. The action, aimed at dragging racing, led to suspensions of 13 supervisors. charges and lawsuits loom as authorities defend the operation.
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United Way funds support mental health education efforts
The United Way of Baytown provides 7,060 in 2003 to the Mental Health Association of Greater Houston. David Mohlmann notes the agency’s work to reduce stigma and improve understanding of mental illness. The association offers referral lines and online resources for the public. The agency relies heavily on United Way, providing 20 percent of its budget from donations and grants.
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Battle over jury room cameras draws statewide support
Harris County DA Chuck Rosenthal backs a bid to bar a camera from the Cedric Harrison trial jury room in Texas. Bexar County DA Susan Reed files a brief to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals arguing the move sets a bad statewide precedent. The case tests jury integrity and access to deliberations with broader implications.
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