U N Nations urged to broaden Iraq arms import controls
United States seeks to add communications gear and nerve gas antidotes to a U N list barring auto imports for Iraq. Ambassadors argued the move protects the oil for food program from being used for war materiel. Security Council members later extended the program only to Dec 4 to allow talks. In Gaza City Israeli troops demolished a Hamas linked home in Deir al Balah, wounding four and leaving 17 homeless. Mahmoud Abu Hali, a Hamas member, was linked to attacks. gunfire and a blast were reported as mortar parts were found in the house.
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Haider to Stay On After Threat to Quit Rescinded
In Vienna, Joerg Haider announced he will remain Carinthia’s governor and Freedom Party member after overnight persuasion from colleagues following his vow to resign. Haider took responsibility for the poor results but party friends urged him to continue, a stance seen as widening the rift with swing voters. In Los Angeles, Pete Sampras and Bridgette Wilson welcomed their first child, son Christian Charles Sampras, born Thursday, with spokeswoman Deborah Grimes confirming the birth.
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U N Aims to Find Weapons and Words to Avoid War in Iraq
U N arms inspectors land in Baghdad to search Iraq for weapons of mass destruction and, crucially, for the right language and timing to report findings. The mission, under Security Council mandate, risks provoking conflict if Iraq withholds access or resists scrutiny.
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Hate crimes against Muslims rise in 2001 study
FBI data show hate crimes against Muslims and Middle East appearers jumped from 28 in 2000 to 481 in 2001 and ethnicity based offenses from 354 to 1,501. Muslim advocates warn figures likely undercount as many do not report. Justice and local authorities pursue numerous backlash discrimination cases since Sept 11.
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Blix and North Korea top week’s Worldscope notes
The Week of 11 25 02 highlights Hans Blix and North Korea in world developments with Leonids China and Movielink noted. Barry Bonds Winston Michael Jackson JK Rowling Miss Cleo are listed among people and sports references, with Nancy Pelosi in the Newsname.
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New Homeland Security Department Forming Under Bush Plan
President Bush selected Tom Ridge to lead the new Department of Homeland Security with two deputies as part of a 90 day transition. The plan consolidates agencies including the Secret Service Coast Guard Customs and INS by March 1 with final pieces in place by September 30.
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