Color-coded terror alert draws mixed reviews
A AP survey finds Americans uncertain about the five color levels of the terror alert system. Homeland Security Secretary Ridge defends its value while acknowledging room for targeted, place-specific alerts. Citizens express ambivalence ranging from skepticism to cautious support.
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Intelligence chief notes Iraq weapons program existed
Defense Intelligence Agency director Vice Admiral Lowell Jacoby said the DIA could not locate specific chemical weapons facilities in Iraq in September 2002 yet had no doubt that Iraq pursued chemical and other weapons programs. He stressed the distinction between certainty of programs and pinpointing facilities.
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Iran nuclear program troubled US sees UN Security Council option
Washington says Iran's nuclear program and an IAEA report are deeply troubling. State Department spokesman Richard Boucher declined to details but said the U S will work with IAEA board members to decide next steps. One option is to seek Security Council action.
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