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To: SJS who wrote (26230)	7/22/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: j g cordes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

HAL did well.. production quotas remain in question.

To: SJS who wrote (26230)	7/22/1998 5:30:00 PM
From: P.Prazeres	Respond to of 95453

UN Relief Coordinator for Iraq Halliday to Leave Post, AP Says New York, July 22 (Bloomberg) -- The UN's humanitarian- relief coordinator for Iraq, Denis J. Halliday, is resigning his position effective in September, the Associated Press reported. Halliday, who handles the distribution network of the UN oil-for- food program, had widely criticized UN sanctions against the Middle East country and urged more humanitarian aid. Halliday, who took over the post last September, said in a statement that he was leaving for personal reasons, although his spokesman said the reasons most likely include dissatisfaction with the relief effort, AP said. Last month, Halliday warned that falling oil prices and delays in approving parts and equipment for Iraq's oil production are cause for concern, the full impact of which probably won't be seen for several months.