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from one building. Helicopters and military ambu
lances arrived at the scene.
Earlier, an 11-year-old Palestinian boy was
killed in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus
when soldiers enforcing a curfew fired from
tanks at children who threw stones while on their
way to school, doctors said. The military said
soldiers had fired at a youth who was about to
throw a firebomb.
In Nablus, a 10-year-old boy was shot to death
and 25 other people were injured when soldiers
fired at people throwing stones, according to
Palestinian security officials and witnesses.
information on its weapons
gram and to open all m
including presidential
for the inspectors. The res
tion reportedly would then all
military action against Sadi
if the inspections fail
The French insist onaii
stage approach, starting
resolution on inspections.As
ond would be drawn uponli
inspections fail.
Nearly four years j|
inspectors hunting for evidei
of nuclear, biological and eta
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Iraq on the eve of U.S.-Brl “Ihad to get
airstrikes amid allegations iid Kitten, a so
Baghdad wasn't cooperaJian year 1 saw
with the teams. (owmanypeop
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what happened last tim jgh number of
Fleming said Sunday. "But
uncovered Iraq’s secret nuc
program, and we dismantled
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we get unfettered access,we
lx- successful again.”
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cooperation here, but these
not political talks,” she adda
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ating here. “We’re going u
laying on the table the reqe
ments we’re going to ha\i
inspectors.”
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seeking to build support fa
invasion of Iraq, has castd?
on the inspectors' n
requirement: that theybea
freedom to examine what
they wish, including Sadd:
eight sprawling preside:_
palaces, which up to nowtu lee ^ somethin
been olf-limits.
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between Iraq and U.N. Secreir
General Kofi Annan to keep
on-and-off mission going,
inspectors were shut out of
palaces, which encompass a to
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fluid fills in the upper breast and
can be caught using ultra sounds,
Tymrak said.
Lumps come and go and there
is no treatment for Fibrocystic
Breast Disease, also called breast
disease, but women need to be
aware of it, Tymrack said.
There is no correlation
between breast disease and
breast cancer, but it is a risk
factor, Griffith said.
The survey said women mis
takenly believe breast cancer can
be prevented.
“The main myth is ‘cancer
doesn’t run in my family so I
won’t get it,’ Tymrak said.
“Others believe that ‘the less I
know the better.’ However, not all
women die from breast cancer.
More and more women are going
in earlier for mammograms.”
Another myth in people’s
minds is that women are the
only ones at risk, but men can
contract the disease, Griffith and
Tymrak said.
“A lot of people don’t know
that men are at risk, and ignore
it,” Griffith said. “They don’t
think cancer is a possibility and it
continues to spread.”
If a man finds a lump in the
pectoral area or under the arm he
needs to get it checked out by a
doctor, Griffith said.
Breast cancer awareness
tables will be around campus
throughout the month, starting
Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
in the Memorial Student Center
walkway.
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out all these
through Tuesday, could prova
the first glimpse into whei: i h
Saddam, who denies that lr lnad | lliont
has weapons of ™ss destrl e ^ ^ (
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inspectors go where (he) pl^- u.-
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team handles the U.N. hunt to.
biological and chemical age nls
will be joined by hcquf-
Baute, head of the IAEA;
nuclear team, and a midlev
Iraqi delegation.
Both sides will discuss*
the teams w ill be based in
how they wdll operate once
the ground, what types of s|
they w ill demand access to
technical issues such as ain
landing rights and vii
Fleming said.
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