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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 2002

Page

4

Bush energy meeting disclosures eyed by GOP chair

Rep Billy Tauzin said the Bush administration will likely release more energy policy meeting details amid reports of Enron contacts. Cheney's office confirmed multiple Enron discussions with the vice president or aides. In Utah, 500 fans waited overnight for free Winter Olympics concert tickets at Provo Towne Center Mall, leaving two women with minor injuries during the ticket rush.

Washington Republican Committee Bush Administration Enron Billy Tauzin R-La House Energy and Commerce Committee NBC Meet the Cheney Orem Utah Provo Towne Center

Saudi former intel chief questions U.S. Iraq attack support

Former Saudi intelligence head Turki al Faisal hinted Saudi Arabia might not back U.S. military action against Iraq even if Saddam pursues nuclear weapons. He urged internal change in Iraq and warned outside invasion could rally support for Saddam while noting Saudi concerns over protecting holy sites and militants. Turki discussed covert support for Iraqis seeking to topple Hussein and cited long Alliance with Washington amid post 9 11 tensions.

Washington Saudi Arabia U.S Iraq Saddam Hussein Prince Turki al-Faisal United States Turki Hussein Saudi Secret Service NBC U.N

Bush administration urges ABA not to take stance on military tribunals

The Bush administration privately pressed the American Bar Association to avoid a position on trying terrorism suspects in military tribunals. ABA sources say the White House won’t discuss substantive rules until the Pentagon completes plans. The ABA meeting weighs support contingent on safeguards. tribunals would limit certain rights and secrecy compared with civilian courts.

Philadelphia American Bar Association Administration ABA Pentagon United States Bush al- Qaida White House Task Force

National black museum in Washington moves from concept to plan

U S Rep John Lewis envisions a slave ship exhibit and a broad story of African Americans from slavery to present. A 23 member commission, created to craft a plan with $2 million over nine months, will decide location on the Mall, funding, and operations while balancing views from scholars, activists, and other black history museums.

Washington U.S John Lewis West Africa America Howard University Russell Adams National Museum of Lewis Georgia Bush National Museum Adams Frederick Douglass IV Friends of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Douglass National Mall Smithsonian Institution Arts and Industries Rita Organ The Association of Robert Wilkins National Kensington

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