21.   An envoy of U.N. chief Kofi Annan urged the Iraqi leadership Thursday to cooperate with arms monitors in their inspection of banned weapons sites.

22.   An Iraqi opposition group urged President Bill Clinton Wednesday against striking Iraq, saying such an attack will not deter Saddam Hussein from producing banned weapons.

23.   Asked about Iraq, Clinton responded cautiously to news indicating that President Saddam Hussein was balking at a U.N. request for documents about its banned weapons program.

24.   As long as sanctions remain in place, U.N. inspectors can demand access to all Iraqi military installations if they suspect banned weapons are hidden there.

25.   Aziz said Iraq has voluntarily destroyed all banned weapons or provided information about them to the inspectors.

26.   Baghdad claims it has destroyed its banned weapons and has given U.N. inspectors all the documents and evidence it has concerning the programs.

27.   Aziz did not say what exactly the United States wanted from Iraq apart from full compliance with the U.N. resolutions demanding the scrapping of its banned weapons.

28.   Baghdad announced that it was ceasing cooperation with the United Nations because Butler refused to certify that Iraq had destroyed its banned weapons.

29.   Baghdad claims it has destroyed all its banned weapons and has accused the United States of manipulating the inspections to maintain sanctions.

30.   Baghdad has said it has destroyed all its banned weapons.