Worldwide caution issued over bin Laden terror threats
The State Department issued a global alert urging Americans to stay vigilant amid renewed threats from Osama bin Laden and al Qaida linked groups. The warning notes possible attacks on civilians and officials and expresses concern about a Bali style attack possibly spreading to Southeast Asia including Malaysia.
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Britain Says U S Has Requested Troops For Iraq Crisis
U S officials have asked Britain to contribute troops if war breaks out in Iraq but no decision has been made. Blair called the request general and noted Washington has a broad appeal to many nations. Senate backs a bill offering safe haven to up to 500 Iraqi weapons scientists and families to help dismantle Saddam Hussein's programs.
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U S bombs three Iraqi air defense sites in clash
Iraqi gunners fired missiles and artillery at U S warplanes as Ameri cans answered by bombing three communications facilities at air defense sites in southern Iraq. Pentagon said Iraq has ramped up attacks as U N inspectors prepare to begin work. Rear Adm David Gove called it a spike in the long running no fly zone challenge. No U S or British pilot has been shot in a decade of flying over Iraq.
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Iraq set to renew weapons inspections with access to presidential sites
Chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix said a new round of inspections will begin next week, including possible visits to Saddam Hussein’s palaces. Iraq promised cooperation but warned against espionage, while President Bush in the Czech Republic urged disarmament and warned of possible military action if inspections fail. The resolution requires full unfettered access and a Dec 8 report on nuclear chemical and biological programs.
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Homeland Security merger starts with space setup plan
Washington AP The largest US government reorganization begins with office space and digs as nearly two dozen agencies move into a new Homeland Security Department. Ridge aide Gordon Johndroe says timing for agency entry will be disclosed to Congress after Bush signs the bill. The plan aims to 60 to 90 days to unify email and security without gaps while choosing a headquarters and uniforms.
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