United Nations split over Iraq ultimatum on inspectors return
The U.N. Security Council split as the United States prepared for possible war after Iraq agreed to allow weapons inspectors back in. Russia and Arab nations opposed the hard line, while President Bush urged a tougher stance and hinted at troop and bomber movements toward Baghdad.
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Iran backs U.N. led actions in Iraq oppose unilateral US move
Iran rejects U.S. unilateral military action against Iraq and urges Baghdad to follow U.N. resolutions. President Khatami told U.N. Secretary General Annan by phone that Washington should seek a U.N. backed, unanimous decision. Iran remains wary after the 1980 88 war with Iraq.
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Congressional panel probes pre 9 11 intelligence warnings
A congressional report cites a July 2001 briefing that warned Osama bin Laden could launch a spectacular attack against U S or Israeli interests in coming weeks. Officials said the sources were often unvetted and details on where when how were unavailable. Public hearings opened with leaders seeking systemic fixes.
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Interior secretary held in contempt over Indian trust fund mismanagement
U S District Judge Royce Lamberth finds Interior Secretary Gale Norton in contempt for failing to account for hundreds of millions in Indian land royalties and alleges misrepresentation of efforts to repair the trust. Elouise Cobell praises ruling as justice for Indian beneficiaries. Norton may appeal.
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City helps in marijuana giveaway in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz leaders and medical marijuana advocates distributed supplies to about a dozen ill residents at City Hall. Mayor Christopher Krohn framed the event as a stand for compassion with more than 1000 residents gathering in the courtyard to show support while noting marijuana remains federally illegal as medicine or recreation.
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