Iraq Rejects UN Arms Controls Over Baghdad Programs
United Nations disarmament chief says Iraq refused further monitoring of arms programs violating the Gulf War cease-fire. Iraq also canceled talks on oil sales to fund food and medicine. The UN panel head, Rolf Ekens, notes noncompliance and no monitoring on future purchases.
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Fifteen year old Michael Neugebauer sought for family killings
Fifteen year old Michael Neugebauer is missing as authorities search for him after the deaths of his parents Ronald and Maureen and siblings Michelle and Ryan on their North Dakota farm. A $2,000 reward was offered for information leading to his arrest.
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Extension of aid for jobless OK'd
Congress approves a 13 week unemployment benefits extension amid a weak economy. The House passes 404 8 and the Senate 94 2. Bush plans to sign as advisers warn against broad tax cuts funded by higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Lost City of Ubar Found in Oman by Space Images
Explorers say the oasis city Shisr in southern Oman, dubbed the Atlantis of the sands, was located using space shuttle Challenger imagery. Nicholas Clapp and George Hedges link Ubar to ancient frankincense trade and describe octagonal walls, towers, burner's rooms, and pottery dating from 2800 B.C. to A.D. 100.
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White House to ease Haiti trade embargo by targeted lifts
The Bush administration plans to ease the Haiti embargo without breaking with hemispheric democracies. It will lift restrictions selectively on U.S. owned assembly plants employing about 40,000 workers before the September coup. Diplomatic observers question the move amid calls to restore democracy.
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CIA task force urges world’s first secret intelligence network
A CIA commissioned task force proposes a multimillion dollar electronic news network for secret reports and satellite results. It would broadcast from Langley six days weekly to fewer than 100 top government officials with President Bush likely at the helm, though approval remains pending.
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