Bush Defends Iraq War Plans. Real Threat Warns Airlines
President Bush accepted responsibility for using disputed intelligence in the State of the Union and warned of real threats from al Qaida possibly targeting airlines. He urged patience as Iraq moves toward a new, freer society, and touted tax cuts, Africa AIDS aid, and Korea diplomacy while dismissing calls around Gray Davis.
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Iraqi council names president amid hunt for Saddam
Iraq settles on Ibrahim al Jaafari, a Shiite Dawa Party member banned under Saddam, to serve as the first president for one month as U S troops chase Saddam Hussein. The Governing Council rotates the presidency among nine members while planning a new constitution and future elections. World Bank chief Wolfensohn urged clear legal status for reconstruction funding. Council members fault Arab League for not recognizing the interim authority.
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