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To: stockman_scott who wrote (66402)	1/16/2003 2:02:37 PM
From: Rascal	Read Replies (1) of 281500

There must be Compliance with UN Resolutions The Bush administration is seeking to derail plans by the chief U.N. weapons inspector to issue another report on Iraqi disarmament to the Security Council in late March Blix told the council Tuesday that the March meeting is required under a 1999 resolution that created his inspection agency. But his plans have complicated the administration's diplomatic strategy in which it is pointing to the end of this month as the start of an endgame in the six-week-old U.N. weapons inspections program in Iraq That resolution requires they provide the council with a new "work program" and a list of "key remaining disarmament tasks" within 60 days after starting their work in Iraq, a period Blix interprets as beginning Jan. 27 and ending March 27. National security adviser Condoleezza Rice flew to New York on Tuesday to press Blix not to hold the March 27 briefing. I am shocked, shocked to think that our government would try to derail, press,battle Resolution 1284. Rascal@ consistencyisnotus.com

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