Seven held in ricin case as police warn more arrests possible
London police said a seventh suspect, a 33 year old man, was arrested in the ricin inquiry and that more arrests may follow as detectives pursue an out of control quantity of ricin. Investigators believe the toxin was to be used against small targets to sow fear, not to attack mass crowds.
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U S Shares Iraqi Weapons Data With U N Inspectors
Secretary Colin Powell said the United States has begun providing U N inspectors with significant intelligence on Iraqi weapons programs. He noted some highly sensitive material remains withheld pending inspectors’ ability to handle and exploit it.
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Community seeks U S military family members for interview
The Gazette asks Eastern Iowans now serving in Korea the Middle East or Afghanistan to contact reporters. Readers may email or mail details or call the newsroom for possible interviews as U N weapons inspectors prepare a formal Iraq assessment due January 27.
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Powell opens door to settlement with North Korea
Secretary of State Powell signaled a possible deal with North Korea that would include formal assurances the United States has no plan to attack Pyongyang. He noted allies seek security guarantees beyond simple nonaggression statements as Washington and Pyongyang consider talks.
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Court allows lie detector tests for sex offenders on parole
A three judge 3rd U S Circuit panel held mandatory polygraph tests constitutional for paroled or probationary sex offenders as long as test subjects can refuse to answer incriminating questions. The decision supports a growing practice to monitor rapists and child molesters after release.
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