Halliburton workers identified in Iraq convoy attack deaths
The Associated Press reports three of four Halliburton contract workers killed near a Baghdad area convoy attack are Stephen Hulen of Michigan Jack Montague of Missouri and Jeffery Parker of Louisiana. The fourth body remains unidentified with Thomas Hamill of Mississippi still missing. Halliburton confirmed the identifications and mourned the losses.
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Saddam Hussein Deposed Stance Outlined At Hearings
A Bush official told Congress Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator who had to be deposed, provoking Sen. Kennedy to call the testimony disingenuous. The hearing highlighted disputes over war aims, weapons claims, and plans for Iraq’s postwar transition and sovereignty.
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Iraq to try Saddam in newly formed tribunal
Iraq has formed a tribunal of judges and prosecutors to try Saddam Hussein and Baathist officials. Salem Chalabi will head the body with seven judges and four prosecutors. The court, funded at 75 million dollars for 2004 05, will train in international law and war crimes and determine charges with more judges to be added.
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Powell addresses Arab complaints and Middle East goals
Secretary of State Colin Powell said the Bush administration aims to launch a Palestinian state next year and would seek Palestinian consent for any decision affecting Israeli settlements in the West Bank. He noted Arab leader reactions while reaffirming plans to evacuate settlements in Gaza and the West Bank, and called for progress toward democracy in Iraq to improve Arab opinion.
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