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Security Council persistent in monitoring missile testing
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED NATIONS - The Se
curity Council gave Iraq more
time to reconsider its refusal to al
low monitoring of missile testing,
saying Monday it will send a top
envoy to Baghdad for talks.
But Security Council diplomats
said that if Iraq persists in its defi
ance, the United Nations may
have to destroy the two rocket test
sites where video monitors have
been barred.
The Security Council last
month warned Iraq of "serious
consequences" if it did not coop
erate with U.N. weapons inspec
tors, yet Iraq has refused to allow
the monitors at two testing sites.
The standoff worsened Sun
day when Iraq rejected a U.N.
proposal to seal equipment at the
testing sites until the issue was
resolved. U.N. inspectors there to
seal the equipment abruptly left
Iraq on Sunday.
The move to dispatch Rolf
Ekeus, chief of the Special Com
mission on Iraq weapons inspec
tions, appeared to forestall puni
tive U.S. air strikes for now. He
was expected to arrive in the Iraqi
capital Thursday.
President Clinton, on vacation
in Hawaii, said Monday about
the issue:
"1 think I'll let them (the Unit
ed Nations) work on that a couple
of days. I may have something to
say about that later. They've got a
strategy. I want to let them do
their work for a couple of days be
fore I say anything."
David Hannay, the Security
Council president and British am
bassador, said weapons inspectors
"would have to consider destruc
tion" of the two sites if Iraq rejects
other solutions, like placement of
monitoring cameras.
"The Iraqi government is play
ing with fire, and I hope they will
stop playing with fire," Hannay
told reporters after the 15-member
council authorized Ekeus' visit.
Sending Ekeus was seen as a
last chance for Iraq, not as a U.N.
concession.
What's Up
Wednesday
Job Search Strategies Seminar: The Career
Center is offering a seminar for students inter
ested in learning how to get started with their
job search. It is to be held at 2pm in Rudder 308.
For more information call Carrie Schendel at
845-5139.
Thursday
The Career Center: is providing placement ori
entation to help students learn how to use the
services provided by the Career Center for ca
reer advancement. The orientation is to be held
at 308 Rudder at 3:30pm. For more information
call the Career Center at 845-5139.
TAMU Waterski Club: is having an informa
tional meeting on the patio at Bullwinkles at
7pm. Beginners and new members are wel
come. For more information call Daniel Peter-
shagen at 696-3271.
Agnostic & Atheist Student Group: Is having a
general meeting at the College Station Fud-
druckers at 6pm. For more information call
Brett Lemoine at 846-8631.
What's Up is a Battalion service that lists non
profit events and activities. Items for What's
Up should be submitted no later than three
days before the desired run date. Application
deadlines and notices are not events and will
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call the newsroom at 845-3313.
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