U.N. finds evidence of chemical tests on animals and a human arm
U N teams in August 1995 recovered videotapes and photos from a chicken ranch owned by Saddam Hussein's son in law. The materials suggest experiments on dogs with chemical and biological agents. A photo shows a human arm with lesions. officials say human testing remains unproven.
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Arafat Rejects Israeli Pleas Amid Talks Next Week
Arafat scorns Israeli pleas as negotiations loom with Netanyahu shaping the path to peace. Palestinian leaders warn renewed violence if talks fail, insisting Israel honor three troop pullbacks under the US brokered deal. Erekat denounces Israel’s list as distorted.
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Despite revival Russians split on faith amid poll findings
Moscow AP reports a post Soviet religious revival, but about half of Russians still call themselves atheists. The Russian Center for Public Opinion Research found 46 percent non believers, 45 percent Orthodox, 2 percent Muslim, with tiny shares for Catholic Jews and others. About 6 percent could not answer.
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