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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2002
Page
6
An Arab TV network aired an audiotape that a U S official said sounded like Osama bin Laden. If authentic, it would be the strongest sign he is alive since last year. The message praised Bali and Moscow attacks and warned allies to back Iraq plans.
An American widow whose wife died in the September 11 attacks becomes a co plaintiff in the trial of Moroccan suspect Mounir el Motassade, aiming to access evidence and help about the hijacking while not attending in person. His move ties to broader efforts by 600 relatives suing Sudan and Saudi Arabia or pursuing individual claims.
White House aides weigh whether Iraq will accept Security Council terms as a key indicator. U.N. inspectors plan to start on Nov 18 with Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei leading searches for chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, while Gen. Franks says war remains possible. Turkey connected to antidote imports prompts Washington to curb Iraq shipments.
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