Neighbors prefer a weakened Saddam over chaotic removal
In Istanbul a regional gathering of Iran Turkey Saudi Arabia Syria Jordan and Egypt signaled a preference for a weakened Saddam Hussein rather than his ouster, warning that war risks refugees economic disruption and regional instability. They urged cooperation with U.N. inspectors to avert war, while Kuwait and Turkey voiced fears of postwar Kurdish demands and oil shocks.
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FBI seeks Iraqi Americans for interview in terrorism probe
The FBI is questioning up to 50,000 Iraqi Americans across the United States to locate potential terrorist cells or informants. Interviews began six weeks ago and will continue months, focusing on visa status and links to Saddam Hussein and al Qaida. Communities in Michigan California Texas Illinois Pennsylvania and Tennessee are involved.
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