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WASHINGTON (AP) — As the
Clinton administration pressed
Congress to support a possible attack
on Iraq, the U.S. commander in the
Persian Gulf said Wednesday he will
be ready for an airstrike “within a
week or so.”
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein
should be “nervous,” Marine Corps
Gen. Anthony Zinni, the overall com
mander of U.S. forces in the oil-rich
Gulf region, told reporters there.
In Washington, lawmakers were
also nervous — about whether the
planned U.S. airstrikes, if launched,
will succeed in pushing Iraq to comply
with international arms inspectors.
President Clinton sent his senior
foreign policy team to Capitol Hill
Wednesday to seek a congressional
show of support in a nonbinding res
olution backing the use of force
against Iraq.
“We all hope we can avoid the use
of force,” Clinton said. “But let’s
face it, in the end that is up to
Saddam Hussein.”
The Iraqi leader, he said, “must let
the weapons inspectors back with full
and free access to all suspect sites.”
The State Department dismissed an
Iraqi proposal to open eight presiden
tial complexes for what Foreign
Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf
said could be an inch-by-inch search.
“We have yet to hear about a con
crete Iraqi offer to reverse course and
allow the U.N. inspectors the access to
do their jobs,” spokesperson James P.
Rubin said. “This latest iteration
appears to fall short again of this very
simple standard.”
The congressional resolution, which
seemed sure of quick passage when
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott first
raised it two weeks ago, now is bogged
down over concerns about precisely
what kind of airstrikes the administra-
“We all hope we can
avoid the use of force.
But let’s face it, in the
end that is up to
Saddam Hussein.”
Bill Clinton
U.S. President
tion is planning.
Lawmakers also question whether
the strikes will succeed in forcing
Iraq to allow unfettered U.N. inspec
tions of its suspected chemical and
biological arms sites.
Lott said Wednesday he and other
lawmakers want the administration to
request congressional action. “I don’t
know if we can do it in one day,” he
said, but “there’s no need to rush to
judgment. Asked if he was concerned
that an attack might occur while
Congress is in recess, Lott said.’
Congress will be in recess next
week, returning Feb. 23. No House
action is expected this week. In the
Senate, Lott and Minority Leader
Tom Daschle hoped to bring the reso
lution to a vote Thursday.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said law
makers “are torn between their desire
to support the president as their com
mander in chief and their very serious
concerns and reservations.”
Secretary of State Madeleine
Albright, National Security Adviser
Sandy Berger, Deputy Defense
Secretary John Hamre, Gen. Henry H.
Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, and Budget Director Franklyn
Raines discussed Iraq privately
Wednesday with several senior
Republican senators.
The senators pressed the adminis
tration to make a public appeal for
support for strong action against Iraq.
“We want the president to explain
(the mission) to the American people —
including that there will be civilian casu
alties” in Iraq, McCain said.
The administration officials, he
said, acknowledged a bombing cam
paign alone will not solve the crisis
over Iraq’s biological and chemical
weapons capability.
“A lot of us still need more informa
tion,” McCain said.
WASHINGTON (AP) —
Attorney General lanet
Reno asked Wednesday for
an independent prosecu
tor to investigate
whether Interior
Secretary Bruce
Babbitt misled
Congress in con
nection with an
Indian casino con
troversy.
If a special
court complies
with Reno’s
request, it would
be the first such prosecu
tor to be named in con
nection with the wide-
ranging inquiries in
Congress over campaign
fund raising and political
influence during the
1996 election.
Reno’s request calls
for the investigation to
be limited to the relative
ly narrow issues of
Babbitt's sworn testimo
ny to a Senate committee
last October and any
possible violations of
federal law in the deci
sion on the casino.
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