Iraq parliament rejects U.N. resolution on arms inspections
Iraqs parliament unanimously recommended rejecting a U N resolution on arms inspections as President Saddam Husseins son Odai urged acceptance if Arabs join the teams. Lawmakers said final say rests with Saddam. The United Nations asked for a Friday response.
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Massive Tenn storm toll sparks wide recovery effort
Storms plowed from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes killing at least 35 people across five states and injuring more than 200. Tennessee and Alabama bore the heaviest losses with Mossy Grove hit by a tornado. Residents like Susan Henry described total destruction as power outages persisted and schools remained closed.
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Manual warned screeners about box cutters before 9 11
AP reports a 1994 Checkpoint Operations Guide by the Air Transport Association advised confiscating box cutters from passengers, despite FAA rules allowing blades under four inches. FAA said this was an industry requirement, not a government order, before 9 11. In separate report from the West Bank, Israeli troops killed a Palestinian boy and injured two children in Rafah as operations aimed at suspects continued.
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Afghans Clash With Police Over Dorm Conditions
In Kabul hundreds of students protested food and electricity shortages as police used water cannons and automatic fire to quell the demonstrations. At least four students were killed and dozens wounded, with witnesses including an army officer reporting fatalities as violence continued into the morning.
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Answers to the Quiz From Week of 11 11 02
Worldscore items name Guaites Alaska Ataly Papan Saudi Arabia appear in Walter Mandate. list includes Diana Jam Master Jay New York Charlotte Winona Ryder. Page 8 hints at coverage.
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Gas Saver claims fuel savings backed by government review
Federal Consumer Protection confirms 22 percent mileage rise from the Platinum Gas Saver by National Fuelsaver Corp. The device vents platinum into the air-fuel mix, claiming higher combustion and emissions compliance. Government testing reportedly shows greater savings with Gas Saver than claimed. Contact details and product pitches follow.
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