Bush and Rice say CIA cleared State of the Union speech
In Entebbe Uganda President Bush blamed the CIA for the erroneous claim that Iraq sought uranium from Africa. Tenet accepted blame saying the 16 words should never have been uttered. Rice asserted the CIA cleared the speech in full and noted how forged Niger documents leaked into the address.
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WTO Rules US Steel Tariffs Illegal in WTO Ruling
The WTO panel, in a 968 page decision, found US heavy steel import duties illegal under global trade rules. It upheld EU and others complaints, barred exemptions for countries with FTAs, and urged the US to remove safeguards quickly. The EU plans $2.2 billion in retaliatory duties as Washington weighs appeals and continued tariffs.
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Coca-Cola Faces Federal Probe Over Whistleblower Claims
Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Coca-Cola over fraud allegations linked to a Burger King Frozen Coke marketing test. The whistleblower, former Coke manager Matthew Whitley, claims Coke inflated demand. Coke says investigators will be cooperative. Burger King to phase out Frozen Coke.
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Fallujah mayor welcomes pullback of U.S forces
U S appointed Fallujah mayor says allied troops withdrew from the mayor's office to let Iraqi police show they can protect the building. Iraqi police and town officials caution against using the station as a base, while U S forces keep some detachments nearby. Attacks continue near Samarra and Ramadi with multiple mortars fired at bases, but no major injuries reported.
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