Iraq warhead findings shape U.N. vote outlook
State Department officials warned the U.N. Security Council faces a pivotal decision as inspectors prepare a preliminary report due January 27. Iraq claimed no prohibited weapons while some warheads appeared empty or unaccounted for, prompting cautious support from allies for more time to verify weapons of mass destruction.
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Odessa native named policy director for House Democrats
Odessa native Karissa Willhite has been named policy director of the House Democratic Caucus in Washington DC. Willhite, integral part of Menendez for Caucus Chair team, will handle legislative matters and coordinate policy initiatives for the caucus.
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View of media changes during war poll says
An ABC News poll for Nightline finds Americans support press freedoms in peacetime but wartime shifts show 60 percent rate government secrecy as more important than a free press. A large majority believes media should question rather than support the government.
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U.N. inspectors find 12 unlisted Iraq chemical warheads
U.N. weapons inspectors in Baghdad said 12 empty chemical warheads for 122 mm rockets Iraq did not list in its December declaration. Iraq says they were declared in a 12,000 page report and were not for biological or chemical use.
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Paris
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Monterey Institute of International Studies
California
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