Iraq talks Threaten UN access to banned weapons
United Nations chief inspector warns the UN may not learn the truth about Iraq's banned weapons if Baghdad keeps denying access to all sites. U S Ambassador Richardson calls the report disturbing as the Security Council stalls on decisive action amid continued Iraqi refusals. Butler reports on Baghdad talks urging full site access while some diplomats question the value of threats of force.
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Pope calls for greater freedoms in Cuba
Pope John Paul II urged Cubans toward Jesus and a freer, more just society in Camaguey and Havana. He praised figures like Felix Varela for democracy and human dignity, stating Christ leads to a more just and caring society, as crowds including Fidel Castro witnessed joyful scenes outside the University of Havana.
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Pakistani gunman is sentenced to death in CIA killings
Mir Aima Kasi, 33, a Pakistani, receives a death sentence for the 1996 ambush at the CIA gates that killed Frank Darling, 28, and Lansing Bennett, 66. Kasi insisted the act arose from hostile policy toward Muslims and said he would have targeted James Woolsey or Robert Gates if possible. The court set Sept. 15 for execution, with automatic appeals likely.
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Prince Charles to trek Himalayas after rib injury
Prince Charles, 49, will continue a 10 day Nepal Bhutan Sri Lanka tour starting Feb 2 despite a cracked rib from a fall during fox hunting on the Wales border. A palace spokesman said the injury is uncomfortable but not hindering engagements. The trip will include two scenic Himalayan walks.
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