91.   Iraq says it will turn down any request by chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler that is unrelated to disarmament or that jeopardizes its security.

92.   Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is ready to receive the chief U.N. weapons inspector and name up to eight presidential sites for inspection, a Russian news agency reported Monday.

93.   Iraqi leaders, in a Thursday statement, said they would wait first for their next round of talks with chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler.

94.   It was a reference to efforts by Butler, the chief U.N. inspector, to get documents on weaponry from Iraq.

95.   Last month, chief U.N. weapons inspector Rolf Ekeus said his team believed Iraq was still hiding information about its proscribed weapons programs.

96.   Last month, chief U.N. weapons inspector Rolf Ekeus said his team believed Iraq was still hiding information about its weapons programs.

97.   Last month, the chief U.N. weapons inspector triggered panic when he said that Saddam Hussein had enough biological weapons to wipe out Tel Aviv.

98.   Last week, chief U.N. weapons inspector Rolf Ekeus said his team believed Iraq was still hiding information about its proscribed weapons programs.

99.   Last week, Rolf Ekeus, the chief U.N. weapons inspector, told the Security Council that Baghdad had repeatedly misled U.N. monitors.

100.   Later Monday, Ivanov met with chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix for discussions on resuming weapons inspections.