Washington Hyper File
EPF edition
U.S. Department of State
Thursday, 30 January 2003
401 Transcript: White House Press Briefing, January 30
(President's schedule, Iraq, Italy's Prime Minister, Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, Treasury-Secretary nominee Snowe, Miguel Estrada, letter on Iraq by eight European nations, Portugal's Prime Minister, Sweden's Prime Minister, Britain's Prime Minister, exile for Saddam, U.S. nuclear doctrine, Senators Kennedy and Byrd, aluminum tubes, AIDS initiative, Nelson Mandela, conference in New Delhi, Albania, NATO) (8130)
402 Transcript: State Department Noon Briefing, January 30
(Terrorism/Pakistan, Cambodia, Department, Iraq/United Nations, Mexico, Germany, Russia, Central Asia, Turkey, Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Pakistan) (6420)
403 Transcript: Biden Warns White House of Consequences of War with Iraq
(Says American people need clear explanation why war is necessary) (4560)
404 Transcript: World Community Should Stand Up to WMD Challenges, Wolf Says
(Says various counter-proliferation tools must be used) (5720)
405 Text: Armitage Says Iraqi Cooperation on Weapons Inspections Lacking
(Saddam Hussein has stalled the U.N. for 12 years, he says) (2350)
406 Text: Negroponte Says Iraq Has Failed to Meet U.N. Resolution Conditions
(Questions remain about anthrax, SCUD missiles, bacteria) (1840)
407 Transcript: U.S. Demands Iraq Comply Fully, Immediately with U.N. Resolutions
(State's Haass says Canada's support important in disarming Iraq) (1610)
408 Text: DeLay Says Confronting Saddam Hussein Part of War on Terrorism
(House Majority Leader says Baghdad has terror weapons) (1520)
409 Text: Bush Authorizes $15 Million in Relief in Case of Mideast Crisis
(Says humanitarian emergency may arise if force needed to disarm Iraq) (310)
410 Text: Lashkar I Jhangvi Designated as Terrorist Organization
(Pakistan-based group responsible for Pearl murder, civilian bombings) (550)
411 Senate Panel Approves John Snow as Treasury Secretary
(Leaders urge speedy confirmation by full Senate) (170)
412 Text: Senator Wants Cambodian Leader Held Accountable for Abuses
(Warns of "ramifications" in 2004 foreign operations bill) (930)
413 Text: U.S Condemns Attacks on Thai Embassy in Phnom Penh
(State Department calls on Cambodian government to restore order) (120)
414 Text: Global Fund Issues Eight New Anti-Disease Grants
(First grants allotted in Europe and to NGO) (610)
415 Fact Sheet: Details Emerge on New U.S. HIV/AIDS Relief Plan
(White House describes $15,000 million, five-year plan) (1360)
416 Text: FDA Proposes Rule of Prior Notice of Shipped Food
(Agency says rule could be implemented by October 12) (1080)
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