Iran hid blueprints for uranium device, officials say
International inspectors report Iran concealed blueprints for a cen trifuge capable of enriching uranium for civilian reactors or bombs. Officials weigh referring Iran to the UN Security Council and可能 extending sanctions after an IAEA report. Washington seeks EU and IAEA talks ahead of Vienna meeting March 8-10.
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Vienna
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Nonproliferation Policy Education Center
Putin calls Soviet collapse a national tragedy
In a campaign speech at Moscow State University Vladimir Putin denounced the breakup of the Soviet Union as a national tragedy on an enormous scale. He argued only elites and republic nationalists benefited and signaled no plan to rebuild the empire.
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Alabama GOP leader recalls Bush National Guard talk
Jean Sullivan, an Alabama Republican who worked with Bush in the 1972 Blount Senate campaign, says she heard rumors of Bush's National Guard duties and saw him in uniform during the campaign. She blamed resentful Alabama Guard members for the whispers and said Bush did all he could while campaigning.
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Red’ Blount
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Texas
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Republican National
Air Force probes rapes at Sheppard Air Force Base
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison says two dozen rapes of military women at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls were reported last year and calls for an official investigation focusing on commanders’ handling of each case. Between 20 and 25 were reported in FY 2002-03 per First Step. Most occurred off base during social activities.
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Guardsman accused of offering info to al-Qaida
Spc. Ryan Anderson, 26, a tank crew member from Everett, Washington, was arrested at Fort Lewis on allegations he sought to provide information on U S military capabilities to al Qaida online. Held pending charges of aiding the enemy, the case is a joint Army Justice Department FBI probe. Anderson’s unit, the 81st Armor Brigade, is preparing a large forthcoming deployment to Iraq.
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British Airways cancels London to Washington flight again
Flight 223 from Heathrow to Dulles was canceled for security reasons following government advice. Flight 263 from London to Riyadh was also scrapped. All passengers will be rebooked or refunded, with return flights to London operating as scheduled. The moves follow repeated security alerts and intelligence discussions.
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