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Iraqis to topple Saddam: Bush
LOS ANGELES, June 16: President George Bush said Saturday It was never a US objective In the Gulf war to throw Saddam Hussein out of office, but he still hopes the Iraqi people will do the Job. reports AP.
Bush also heatedly denied that he or former President Ronald Reagan did anything in the 1980 campaign to delay the release of the US hostages in Iran.
Eight former hostages have called for on investigation of the accusations that the Reagan campaign sought to delay their release until after the 1980 election. The hostage issue has been cited as one of the main reasons former President Jimmy Carter lost his re-election bid that year to Reagan. .
Bush said he welcomes a congressional investigation into those charges, but warned against its becoming "a billion-dollar witch-hunt’
He said Vice President Dan Quayle is "absolutely" qualified to be president someday and "he's going to be on the. ticket if 1 run again* In 1992.
And Bush vowed to back recommendations to close military bases made by Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and Gen Colin Powell, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
The president made the comments in a wide-ranging, 35-mlnute Interview Saturday in his hotel suite with three local television reporters before a golf outing with Reagan.
Bush, asked what it would take to get the Iraqi dictator
ouL said, 'Our objective was never to throw him out of office. Look at all the UN resolutions*,
'Our objective was to throw him out of Kuwait, and boy, did our people perform well,’ said the president.
He said the United States will , not normalise relations with Baghdad or case trade sanctions as long as Saddum remained in power.
Tm still hopeful that rec-
ognizing the economy In that countiy is very sorry, that the Iraqi people will do what they .slwuld have done long ago. In my view. Tilts man Is unforgivably brutal.' said Buslu
The president also said he wants the United Nations to "examine exory lead' on allegation? that Iraq still' has nuclear weapons material hidden away. But he commented tliat he was certain Saddam's ability to make "an atomic
weapon has been set back into . the Dark Ages."
Bush was asked if he hoped Quayle would be president some day.
'Please don’t inject me Into 1996 politics, before a final decision's been made on 1992....’ If you're asking me is he qualified, the answer is, ab-solutely yes." he replied.
Bush also said health concerns will weigh on his decl-’slon whether to seek re-elec-
Hon In 1992. but he felt good enough Saturday to do tile job for four more years.
AFT’ from Los Angeles says: President George Bush Saturday reiterated that Iraqi president Saddam Hussein must not be allowed to have a nuclear capability, following reports that some Iraqi nuclear facilities may have survived the Gulf war.
We have to make clear that
he will no remain with a nuclear capability. Bush said tn an interview with local Television stations. He was here as part of a weekend trip that will also take In Colorado and Wisconsin
An Iraq defector claiming to be a top nuclear scientist has told US officials there may be four nuclear weapon* research facilities in northern Iraq that escaped the Allied bombing campaign-