Arab world urges Iraq to back down amid push for strike
Arab leaders warn of chaos if the United States attacks Iraq. Mubarak says Arabs cannot contain outrage and fear disorder, as Saudi Arabia and others urge diplomacy. Qatari, Syrian and Jordanian officials discuss inspectors and opposition to war, while U N sanctions hinge on disarmament. Blair faces domestic opposition to military action.
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Nation unprepared for mass vaccination logistics, experts warn
In Washington, experts say cities lack clear clinic sites, staff roles, and public education plans to vaccinate 75 million people against smallpox after exposure. They note some urgency is missing and warn of serious consequences if not addressed, despite progress since the anthrax attacks.
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New anti-dumping steel duties voted down in U.S.
A federal trade panel rejected new tariffs on cold rolled steel from several countries, disappointing U.S. steelworkers and propping up importers. The 4-1 decision found imports did not harm the U.S. industry, leaving duties in place for some nations while excluding Australia, India, Sweden, and Thailand. Remaining countries under review include Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, China, Russia, South Korea and Turkey.
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Bush downs hyped Saudi row amid terror dispute
Officials insist U S Saudi ties remain strong after calls between President Bush and Crown Prince Abdullah. Leaks quote a defense analyst urging a terrorism ultimatum, while Bush and aides dismiss the suggestions as inaccurate. The talks touched the broader Middle East crisis as lawsuits continue against Saudi Arabia and Sudan over Sept 11 relatives.
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