U.N. and Iraqis discuss wide access for inspectors
In Vienna talks, U N weapons inspectors demand unrestricted access to Saddam Hussein palaces and other suspect sites if they return to Iraq. The discussions focus on lifting limits set by a 1998 deal and enabling any time any place inspections, with U N Security Council approval needed for sanctions changes.
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Byrd cites US supplied pathogens to Iraq in 1980s
Senator Robert Byrd presented Congressional Record material alleging US agencies supplied pathogen samples to Iraq, including anthrax and botulinum toxin strains. He questioned Defense Secretary Rumsfeld at a Senate hearing, citing 1983 meetings and 1986 shipments from the American Type Culture Collection and CDC transfers to Iraqi programs.
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State Secures Bioterror Funds For Kansas Readiness
Kansas receives millions to upgrade communications and laboratories as part of a statewide bioterrorism response plan due January. Officials say rapid statewide alerts, medical supply deployment, and strengthened county systems like Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department are essential to prevent spread from outbreaks.
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