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give U.N. weapons inspectors
more time.
Hoping to sway reluctant
nations. Bush presented a laundry
list of Saddam’s alleged offenses,
some of them newly revealed to
the public. He said intelligence
sources have reported that thou
sands of Iraqi personnel are at
work hiding documents and
materials from the U.N. weapons
inspectors.
Specifically, Bush said
Saddam has not accounted for up
to 25,000 liters of anthrax, 38,000
liters of botulinum toxin, 500
tons of sarin, mustard gas and VX
nerve agent and more than
30,000 munitions capable of
delivering chemical weapons.
“If this is not evil, then evil
has no meaning,” Bush said.
The speech was delivered
amid intense security as lawmak
ers, Cabinet members, military
leaders and Supreme Court jus
tices gathered in the House cham
ber. Several hundred people
massed on the Capitol lawn to
protest Bush’s policies, ranging
from a possible war in Iraq to his
approach to health care.
The president described the
nation as still recovering from
recession, terrorist attacks, corpo
rate scandals and stock market
declines. “Our economy is recov
ering, yet it is not growing fast
enough or strongly enough,” the
president said.
He proposed spending new
money for research to develop
hydrogen powered cars and to
tutor children of prison inmates.
He also called for a new $6(X)
million drug treatment program
in which federal money could go
to religious community service
programs.
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ban a procedure critics call
“partial-birth” abortions and
human cloning.
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tempt” for the United Nations, which is
demanding that he disarm and destroy
all weapons of mass destruction.
“This is classic war oratory,” Ritter
said. “We’re going to war with Iraq, or
perhaps Bush is trying to persuade
Hussein that we are going to war unless
he gives up his weapons.”
Ritter also said Bush named exam
ples of torture used by the Iraqi govern
ment to force confessions, such as rape
and acid dripped on skin, to justify
going to war.
communication as well as
shortening the commute of
student workers who work
at the agencies, Wright said.
Student workers at the
four agencies who now
commute to the Riverside
Campus and various loca
tions in Bryan-College
Station will be moved to the
Connally Building only a
few blocks from campus,
Wright said.
Donathan said the new
headquarters will also bring
together system administra
tion offices that are spread
among different buildings
on campus.
The construction will
complete the College
Station Business Park, a
structure that has exterior
walls and a roof but remains
an unfinished inside.
The building, called
System Administration
Headquarters, may be
renamed later to honor a
former student.
Cannon said.
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said use of steroids caiuesuli
health risks such as liver cam
heart attacks and elevated
lesterol levels. Also, with
al symptoms such as increa
irritability and aggression
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education coordinator for
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used for steroids.
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prescription, people tend
share them and HIV is transir JJ
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steroid use and its side effet
visit the U.S Drug Control
Policy’s Web site at www.
housedrugpolicy.gov/.
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