Powell lays out Iraq fate and war risks on Sunday talk shows
Secretary of State Colin Powell warned that Iraq could fragment into three ministates if invaded but pledged U.S. effort to keep Iraq intact. He urged patience with U.N. inspectors and said war remains avoidable unless Iraq withholds weapons or blocks disarmament. He noted risks of ethnic and sectarian divisions and emphasized coalition options.
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Bin Laden Sought Nuclear Help From Pakistani Scientist
Azim Mahmood, son of Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood, says Osama bin Laden approached his father before 9 11 for nuclear bomb help. The scientist, now gagged by Pakistani authorities, reportedly refused and warned it is not child’s play. Meetings occurred in 2000 and as late as July 2001, according to the son.
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New Mexico faces potential repeat of severe fire season
Foresters warn that unless winter moisture improves, New Mexico could experience another extreme fire season after the state endured its longest and worst fire period on record. Santa Fe National Forest officials note days in extreme danger were many and fires began early and lasted late, with nearly 400,000 wildland acres burned in the state this year, a figure tied to regional conditions with Arizona.
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Powell signals possible talks with North Korea on nuclear crisis
Secretary of State Colin Powell said the United States seeks ways to communicate with North Korea to reverse its decision to restart its weapons program and expel U.N. inspectors. He stressed no military action is being contemplated and diplomacy may proceed through channels via South Korea and the United Nations.
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Radio DJ Finds Calling at St. Andrew's Episcopal School
Tim Dill quit his 16 year radio career to manage St. Andrew's Episcopal School after a spiritual awakening. In six months he grew enrollment from two to about 80 students while promising to improve spending and resources for private education. Dill plans to turn around a 45 year old institution and focus on expansion and better facilities.
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