EX-ARMS MONITOR URGES AN INQUIRY ON IRAQI THREAT

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Former CIA chief weapons inspector David A. Kay believes there should be an independent investigation into the intelligence gathering the preceded the Iraq war and misled Bush administration officials about the existence and threat of weapons of mass destruction. Bush rejects the idea of an inquiry because he still beileves the war was justified. The White House may be willing to review CIA operations to see if they can be improved, but it wants to avoid any political complications during a presidential election year.

International politics, Iraq, Investigations, Military aspects, Military policy, Weapons of mass destruction, Hussein, Saddam, Kay, David A., Intelligence gathering

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Bush Signs Ban On a Procedure For Abortions

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Pres. Bush signed the partial birth abortion ban legislation in the presence of victorious Republican legislators. Following the signing ceremony, federal district Judge Richard G. Kopf put a hold on the ban because the new law did not include protection for the health of a pregnant woman. The ceremony fittingly took place in the Ronald Reagan office building.

Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Cases, Laws, regulations and rules, Political aspects, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Legislators, Abortion, Kopf, Richard G.

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