Blix Returns to Push Iraq Inspections Standoff
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Bush and House reach deal on Iraq diplomacy and war powers
President Bush and House leaders reach a bipartisan agreement to authorize military action if diplomacy fails to curb Saddam Hussein. The resolution requires Bush to certify peaceful options are exhausted before any strike and to report to Congress every 60 days. Senate reactions remain unsettled. Secretary Powell urges delay of inspections until new UN ground rules and consequences are set.
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Former Enron CFO charged in fraud scheme
Andrew Fastow, 40, former Enron chief financial officer, was charged with securities, wire and mail fraud, money laundering and conspiracy. He surrendered to FBI agents in Houston and faces a bond likely set at 5 million dollars. The complaint alleges off the books partnerships hid about 1 billion in debt from shareholders and regulators.
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Hurricane Lili strengthens as Gulf coast braces for landfall
NEW IBERIA La AP Hurricane Lili with 110 mph winds churning toward the Gulf Coast forced evacuations for about 330 000 Texas residents in Jefferson and Orange counties forecasters warned of 9 foot tidal surges and potential 20 foot flooding while Louisiana Governor Mike Foster declared a state of emergency and New Iberia mayor Ruth Fontenot warned of disastrous inundation as Isidore’s damage from the prior week lingered and forecasters projected landfall could come Thursday with possible Category 3 strength.
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Kansas broadband fight calls for level playing field
A Kansas advocacy piece argues cable firms dominate the high speed market at 70 percent due to lighter regulation. It urges uniform rules for all providers to boost DSL deployment, lower prices, and increase choices for Kansans.
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