Monitors blocked from sites previously approved for surveillance
United Nations weapons inspectors say they were denied access to sites already approved for monitoring. Richard Butler told the Security Council that on August 16 inspectors were refused entry to a facility deemed military and outside monitoring scope. The United States and Britain pushed a draft resolution to suspend regular sanctions reviews until Iraq cooperates, while offering a potential comprehensive review as an incentive.
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Northwest strike drags on as Clinton declines cooling-off push
AP Minneapolis The White House says President Clinton will not order a 60-day cooling-off period for Northwest Airlines pilots amid a six day walkout. Governors urged action citing Midwest economic damage. About 27700 of 50000 Northwest employees laid off as talks with mediator set for Chicago Saturday.
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