Clinton aides defend possible strike against Iraq audio row
Clinton aides defend a potential Iraq strike as Berger frames the debate in strategic terms. Albright speaks at Tennessee State University and the University of South Carolina about a tough approach. Cohen warns Saddam delayed inspections and warns of weapons of mass destruction threats to future generations.
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Clinton clarifies nuclear use stance over Iraq threat
The Clinton administration rejects preemptive nuclear use against Iraq while reaffirming nonnuclear options to destroy weapons storage. Officials insist no plans to employ tactical nukes, even if Iraq deploys chemical or biological arms, amid international alarm and a December secret directive.
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EU plan targets booth runners in three tiered curb policy
The proposal would warn on first illegal entry, note license on second, and fine 68 dollars after the third offense. Parking staff report drivers often lie or resist. attendants emphasize not taking personal slights while some regulars remain friendly.
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