U N weapons inspectors arrive in Iraq to begin search
A 17 member UN team lands in Baghdad with high tech sensors to inspect chemical and biological weapons and nuclear programs. They will revisit sites from 1998 and expand to suspected storage areas while awaiting Iraq's nuclear report due December 8.
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Blix pushes Iraq to prove no illegal weapons programs
UN weapons chief Hans Blix told the Security Council Iraq must provide convincing evidence if it again asserts it has no weapons programs. He said inspectors will resume work, with 100 on the ground by Christmas and a field office planned in Mosul, as Iraq seeks to clarify declarations on petrochemical and other programs.
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Surge in hate crimes against Muslims cited by FBI
FBI data show hate crimes against Muslims and those perceived as Middle Eastern rose sharply in 2001 from 28 incidents in 2000 to 481, reflecting post 9 11 fear and suspected backlash amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Capitol Security Report Warns Of Gaps In Emergency Readiness
A congressional report warns the Capitol complex lacks full emergency readiness for terrorist attacks. It cites possible radio failures, protective gaps for responders, and unheeded alarms, noting improvements since 9 11 and anthrax scares but urging urgent action.
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