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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 04, 2002

Page

6

Inspectors Enter Saddam Palace as UN Weapons Patrol Advances

UN weapons inspectors visited Saddam Hussein's opulent Al-Sajoud palace in Baghdad, the biggest test of the new mandate. They toured 17 sites for 90 minutes amid Iraqi claims of no weapons of mass destruction, while the U.S. and Britain challenge those assertions and press for full cooperation.

Associated Press Baghdad Security Council Al-Sajoud Hiro Ueki Hossam Mohammed Amin Associated Press Television News Iraq U.S George W. Bush Bush New York Kofi Annan Amin

Turkey ready to host US bases if UN backs Iraq action

Turkish Foreign Minister Yasar Yakis said Ankara would allow US use of bases if the UN approves action against Iraq. Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz was in Turkey lobbying for support as Ankara fears Kurdish separatism and regional instability could follow a war. Turkey hosts about 50 US aircraft patrolling a northern no fly zone and would need bases for a northern front.

Ankara Turkey United States United Nations Iraq Yasar Yakis U.S Paul Wolfowitz Yakis UN Security Council Washington

Britain moves to license fox hunts with cruelty test

The government proposes a licensing system to restrict fox hunting and abolish rabbit and deer hunting. An independent tribunal would grant licences case by case, requiring need and an anti cruelty assessment, with appeal rights. Conservatives and pro hunting groups oppose the plan.

London Alan Michael House of Commons Britain Michael

Prosecution Drops Case Against Second Royal Servant

A month after Paul Burrell was cleared, prosecutors drop the case against Harold Brown who faced charges of stealing Diana and Charles belongings worth over 1.2 million Canadian dollars. Jewelry dealer Jan Haviik’s case is also halted as no reasonable prospect of conviction remains.

London Paul Burrell Burrell Harold Brown Princess of Wales Brown William Boyce Diana Prince Charles Boyce Jan Haviik Michael Hyam

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