Carter accepts Nobel and warns against bloodshed
Former President Jimmy Carter accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo for his Middle East diplomacy and urged nations to avoid war as a policy. He cautioned powerful states to seek peace through alliances and the United Nations while stressing that war breeds more war. A Nobel concert featuring Willie Nelson and Santana followed.
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White House outlines deterrence in WMD strategy
The White House released a six page National Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction detailing prevention deterrence and defense. It asserts the United States reserves the right to respond with overwhelming force including nuclear weapons to WMD attacks and emphasizes cooperation with allies. The document aligned with Bush administration policy to disarm Saddam Hussein and strengthen base access in Turkey.
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Iraq accuses U S of altering U N arms declaration
Iraqi officials charged Washington tampered with a U N master copy of Baghdad s arms declaration to justify war. The White House denied the claim as CIA and other agencies review the 12 000 page document. U N inspectors begin analysis as 13 sites are inspected in Iraq. Saddam Hussein vows sacrifice if war comes.
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