Bush lifts U.S. sanctions on Iraq and urges UN move
President Bush announced the United States would lift sanctions on the former Iraqi regime and urged the U N Security Council to follow, saying the regime no longer rules Iraq. He and Spain and Britain plan a UN resolution to lift 1990 sanctions. The piece notes tests on a mobile bio lab, a new Iraqi governor in Salah ad Din, cholera cases in Basra, and an audiotape from Saddam urging resistance.
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Moussaoui Must Surrender Handwritten Notes in Secret Docs Case
U S District Judge Leonie Brinkema ordered the government to provide Moussaoui with top secret codeword documents on April 25 after he sought access to notes scribbled during a brief viewing of secret materials. The judge has allowed a video interview with Ramzi Binalshibh and indicated the documents summarize statements the government wishes to use in place of direct questioning.
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