UN inspectors probe Karama site amid renewed Iraq weapons search
UN inspectors conducted their longest search yet at the Karama ballistic design plant in Baghdad, with officials saying no findings were reported but some equipment was missing. The probe comes under a Security Council mandate as Bush warns of possible war to enforce disarmament.
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Firefighters postpone strike deadline in bid for talks
Britain’s Fire Brigades Union calls off an eight day strike after union leader Andy Gilchrist agrees to exploratory talks with government mediators. The dispute centered on wage demands and possible job cuts tied to modernization, with the government offering four percent and the union seeking up to sixteen percent.
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Supreme Court to hear challenge to sodomy laws
The court will review whether states may punish homosexuals for same sex intercourse under long standing sodomy statutes. The case raises privacy rights and equal protection questions as it surveys laws in 13 states and notes nine ban all consensual sodomy.
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