Why the U S is singling out Saddam
Iran and Syria also possess weapons of mass destruction but the Clinton administration argues Iraq is a special case for having used chemical and biological weapons against its own people and on the battlefield. Strobe Talbott and Martin Indyk defend action to curb proliferation and show the UN can handle such threats.
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Vermilion topless club faces injunction and closures
Harris of Vermilion defies an injunction demanding closure of the non alcoholic club as Strittmather and city officials pursue legal actions. Harris vows to sue Strittmather and the city, plans a personal suit, and claims to reopen after a brief shutdown while dancers contemplate performing at other Harris venues. City council had enacted a one year moratorium on sexually oriented businesses. Over 1,100 residents signed a protest petition as lights go dark and uncertainty looms over when operations will resume.
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Teen minister Marcus charts path to service and courage
Marcus, a GED holder and associate minister at Ark Ministries in Lorain, models part time at Barbizon in Cleveland. He aims to help teens avoid drugs, become Lorain County Juvenile Court chaplain, attend Lorain County Community College for liberal arts, and lead with optimism. Polly Barrett praises his growth and spark.
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U N Warns of War as U S Builds Up in Middle East
United States has deployed 25 000 servicemen to Gulf bases and carriers, with 3 000 more ground troops to Kuwait. Protests flare across the Arab world as UN Secretary General Kofi Annan meets Iraqi leaders in Baghdad seeking a peaceful solution.
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Demjanjuk Case Recalled After OSI Ruling Reversal
The 6th Circuit voided the 1981 Demjanjuk ruling, citing government misconduct and suppressed evidence from a 1981 interview at Trawniki. Judge Matia vacated the verdict without prejudice, enabling possible future action. OSI director Rosenbaum said the government will review and decide on next steps.
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Anthrax scheme tied to Arizona investor and Rockwell promo
FBI arrested Stephen Leavitt and Robert Harris after tracking them to a Henderson medical office where a cooler and petri dishes were seized. Rockwell, a cancer researcher, vouched for credibility despite past felonies. Investigators plan tests to decide if Leavitt and Harris will remain together in defense.
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Deadly bacteria how humans are infected through contact
A cryptic report explains infection pathways for a deadly bacteria. It notes transmission through skin contact and exposure to spores, warning of breathing spores as a potential route. The fragment emphasizes the danger of contaminated items and the need for caution.
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