Iraqs secret nuclear and chemical weapons programs recounted
The article outlines years of UN inspections in Iraq, noting Baghdad's alleged biological and chemical weapons programs and the potential for a nuclear bomb if sanctions lapse. It covers inspections from 1991 to 1998, access disputes, Kofi Annan's 1998 deal, and proposed UN resolutions granting wider access and no fly zones, with timelines for Iraq to disclose arsenals.
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Israel
Saudi Arabia
Saddam
Britain
Washington
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
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Iraqi Desert
New York
Vienna
United States
Browns avoid loss as Steelers win with late field goal
Phil Dawson drilled a 31 yard game winner after Alvin McKinley blocked his 45 yard attempt. The kick was replayed after a mishap on the block and Joe Peterson recovered the fumble before converting on the next play.
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Phil Dawson
Tennessee
Tommy Maddox
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Alvin McKinley
Todd Peterson
John Fiala
Peterson
Dawson
Siege ends as Israel withdraws from Arafat compound
The siege at Arafat's Mugata compound ended after days of destruction by Israeli forces and international pressure. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan welcomed the move while the United States abstained on a Security Council resolution urging withdrawal and renewed negotiations. The episode boosted Arafat politically amid Palestinian protests and disrupted possible reforms.
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Peres
Labor Party
Sharon
Bush
Israel
Arafat
White House
Gordon Johndroe
New York
United Nations
Kofi Annan
U.N. Security Council
Annan
Security Council
United States
Iran
Shalva
Tel Aviv
Forces Deploy In Middle East Foreshadow Iraq Invasion
Forces from A1 establish bases in Djibouti and Kuwait as US officials keep a wary stance toward Saddam Hussein. Plans show about 50,000 troops by November with 20,000 sailors and 255 aircraft in the region, including a Fort Benning armored brigade and Marines task force ready for possible invasion.
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Kuwait
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Central Command
Tommy Franks
Bahrain
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Bader al- Oubi
Saddam
U.N
Doha
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Jaffair
US Navy
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Truman
George Washington
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U.S. Air Force
Prince Sultan Air Base
Incirlik
Turkey
al- Udeid
United Arab Emirates
Oman
Fort Stewart
Fort
Health insurance rise masks ongoing access gaps
The report shows 1.2 million more people gained health coverage to 240.9 million while critics note many still lack insurance. Medicaid coverage rose to 11.2 percent, with disparities persisting among whites and minorities. Bush plans for clinics and tax credits face Democratic opposition and debate about affordability.
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Ron Pollack
Families USA
Kate Sullivan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Congress
Bush
Thompson
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
The
Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
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Leighton Ku
Center For Budget and Policy Priorities
Community notices spark discrimination against sex offender
Kenneth Bobbitt, 58, released after 15 years for attempted rape, says residents shun him. He reports job and rental rejections while Fairfield County Sheriff Phalen urges tougher notification and supports oversight for offenders living near communities.
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Kenneth Bobbitt
Delaware
Bobbitt
Central Psychiatric Hospital
Fairfield County
Dave Phalen
Japanese Cabinet Resigns En Masse In Koizumi Shakeup
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's 17 member cabinet resigned en masse at a morning meeting. He planned to name a new lineup later as he seeks to advance economic reforms and reassure voters amid ongoing pressure to revive Japan's stagnant economy.
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Koizumi
Atsuko Toyama
Koizum
Akihito
Tisen
North Korea
Kim Jong
Mainichi
Hakuo Yanagisawa
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