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Syria-Labanese deal worries US: The US State Department said on Wednesday it was worried about the recent cooperation treaty between Syria and Lebanon and that it would watch closely to see how it was Implemented, Reuter reports from Washington.
"We’re worried and concerned," Assistant Secretary of State John Kelly told the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East.
"We do not want to see it as a device which would lead to the annexation of Lebanon, or the creeping control of Lebanon. And we've made our position clear to all of the parties," he said.
Previously, the department largely confined its reaction to saying that its judgement would be coloured by how the pact was implemented.
Iraq to build monument for the dead: Iraq is to erect a monument In memory of the more than 300 people who died in an allied raid against a bomb shelter west of Baghdad during the recent Gulf War. Iraqi officials said Wednesday, AFP reports from Baghdad.
The memorial will be built at the site of the Amriya Shelter to commemorate the victims, who included many women and at least 91 children, the officials said.
An allied raid targeted the shelter February 13 at the height of the air campaign aimed at destroying Iraq's infrastructure and military command centres. Washington claimed that the structure harboured an Iraqi command post.
The Iraqi Ministry of Culture and Information has called on all Iraqi artists to take part in a competition to design the monument, officials said.
Radioactive clothing: Radioactive clothing I worn by some of Iraq's "human shleki*hostages helped prove Baghdad was engaged in clandestine nuclear activity, the United States told the Security Council on Wednesday, Reuter reports from UN.
A council member told reporters US officials cited four sources to back their charges, including aerial or satellite photographs of three different installations: information provided by a recent Iraqi defector: and on-site inspections carried out by UN experts.
Another evidence was radioactivity said to have been detected in clothing worn by some of the foreigners held for a time at strategic locations n Iraq as shields against possible I air attacks.
A western source confirmed that radioactive clothing was cited in the evidence presented to the Security Council but did not know the nationality of the garments' owners.
US-USSR talks to slash N-arms: US undersecretary of State Reginald Bartholomew Is in Geneva for talks with Soviet officials on a treaty to slash strategic nuclear arms, the state department said on Wednesday, Reuter reports Washington.
Spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler said Bartholomew left Washington on Tuesday night and arrived in Geneva on I Wednesday.
Secretary of State James Baker and Soviet Foreign Minis ter Alexander Bessmertnykh failed to resolve remaining dif ferenccs on the pact, called start, when they met in Berlin last Thursday.
But they said they had made some progress and would send senior officials to Geneva to intensity negotiations on the pact
The failure of the two sides to wrap up the treaty has held up plans for a summit in Moscow between President George Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
Still unresolved are issues regarding new types of missiles an^ how many warheads each side would deploy on its mis-Perez greets talks on Cambodia: Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar on Wednesday welcomed the outcome of peace talks on Cambodia held In Thailand this week and called for renewed efforts to achieve national reconciliation, Reuter reports from UN.
The talks at the Thal resort of Pattaya were under the auspices of the Supreme National Council of Cambodia, bringing together the Vietnamese backed government in Phnom Penh, led by Hun Sen, and a three party guerilla alliance headed by Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
Perez de Cuellar said in statement he was particularly gratified by the decision to implement an unlimited ceasefire and to stop receiving foreign ministry assistance.
This decision represents an Important step towards the restoration of peace in Cambodia, the UN chief said.
47 Palestinians killed in Gaza, W. Bank: Israeli army "special units' have killed 47 Palestinians in the occupied territories since 1989, the Palestine Human Rights Information Centre (PHR) said Wednesday, AFP reports from Jerusalem.
According to a list published by the centre, the "special I units' killed 26 Palestinians in 1989, 11 in 1990, and 10 since the beginning of this year.
Israeli television broadcast a documentary Friday revealing the existence of the 'special units,' or undercover Israeli army groups in the occupied territories Palestinians said they have known about them for some time
Ten victims listed by the centre, led by Palestinian activist Faisal Hn—Ini. were members of shock troops of the anti Is raeH uprising known as the Intifada and some were armed.
Thirty-two. mostly masked, youths were killed for protesting or spraying pro Palestinian slogans on walls, the centre said. Five others were apparently killed "by accident or far unknown reasons, it said
In each of the incidents, the soldiers, dressed in civilian clothing or disguised as Palestinians and driving confiscated cars registered in the occupied West Bank, shot the Arabs point blank, according to the report.