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To: Square_Dealings who wrote (64870)	3/1/2001 7:51:16 PM
From: Crimson Ghost	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 116758

Somebody is putting heavy pressure on POG tonight. Down $1.80 in Sydney. Yet another failed rally?

To: Square_Dealings who wrote (64870)	3/2/2001 7:26:03 AM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116758

'Saddam Spies' Arrested NewsMax.com Wires March 2, 2001 Two Iraqis suspected of spying were last night being held in a German jail after reportedly being caught near the United State's army headquarters in Europe. Their arrests raised fears that Baghdad might be planning to make good on Saddam Hussein's threat earlier this week to retaliate against US and British air strikes which killed two civilians on February 16. German police and intelligence officers are hunting for other members of a spy ring which is thought to have been cracked. The two Iraqis were picked up by police on the orders of Germany's chief prosecutor, Kay Nehm. A brief statement from his office said that one of the suspected agents was detained on Sunday and the other on Tuesday. "They are suspected of carrying out missions for an Iraqi intelligence service in a number of German towns since the beginning of 2001," a statement said. A federal judge ordered the two men to be held on "urgent suspicion" of espionage. A spokesman for the federal prosecutors would not comment on a television report that the Iraqis had been held in the south-western university town of Heidelberg, which houses the headquarters of the US army in Europe. Guardian Unlimited © Guardian Newspapers Limited 2001 newsmax.com