Bush says inspections not encouraging in Iraq
President Bush warned signs are not encouraging about Saddam Hussein disarming as UN inspectors return to Iraq. He vowed to lead a coalition to remove weapons of mass destruction if Saddam does not fully cooperate, citing recent hostile actions and denials as evidence of noncompliance.
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Al Qaida links grow in Kenya attacks and Venezuela strike escalates
U S officials cite a credible web claim linking al Qaida to last week’s Kenya attacks and a May missile link to a plan against a military plane. In Venezuela, Chavez faces a growing strike, with opposition accusing harassment as talks resume and a call for elections persists amidst oil ties to the United States.
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