Bush seeks European support amid protests and war fears
President Bush began a seven day European tour in Berlin after protests greeted his arrival as he pressed allies to stay tough on global terrorism. He outlined plans to widen actions against terror and press for scrutiny of Iraq. Germany urged stronger U.N. pressure on Saddam Hussein while Powell signaled talks would cover weapons of mass destruction and possible Iraq action. Protestors and police clashes marked the visit as Bush planned a Moscow stop to sign a nuclear reduction pact with Vladimir Putin.
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Iran lashes back at U.S. over terrorism report in Shiraz
In Shiraz Iran, residents react to Washington’s terrorism report, debating U.S. policy and Tehran’s alleged backing of Palestinian groups. Citizens and officials label the accusations as a “big lie,” while reformists and conservatives weigh chances of future ties as Iran and America remain at odds over terrorism, nuclear concerns, and regional influence.
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Senate panel subpoenas White House staff in Enron probe
A Senate Governmental Affairs Committee vote 9 to 8 orders subpoenas to President Bush’s executive office and Vice President Cheney to produce documents by noon June 3. The probe covers Enron’s collapse and extends to Clinton era records dating back to January 1992.
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Priest and five others plead guilty in GHB case
In Davenport Iowa a suspended Roman Catholic priest Rev Jeffery Windy 31 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to manufacture and distribute GHB Also pleading guilty were five others including Timothy Shawn O'Brien 34 Windy faces up to 20 years in prison and up to 1 million in fines with sentencing set for August 22 He was allowed to remain under house arrest Windy and O'Brien allegedly produced the drug at O Briens home and later buyers obtained it from him Court records show 25 gallons of a solvent used to make GHB were sold to St Patrick s Church in Sheffield Ill where Windy worked Nuclear details include Windy s suspension from St Patrick s and St Margaret Mary s in Wyanet Ill and the towns proximity to the Quad Cities Two other defendants including Timothy John Greenlee 22 face disputes over the conspiracy and potential appeals.
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