71.   In his latest six month report, Richard Butler, the chief U.N. weapons inspector, said Iraq still needed to provide evidence that it had eliminated the warheads.

72.   In Moscow, a Russian news agency reported Monday that Saddam is ready to receive the chief U.N. weapons inspector and name up to eight presidential sites for inspection.

73.   Iraq accuses the chief U.N. inspector Thursday of fabricating a crisis.

74.   Iraq aggressively developed biological weapons after the invasion of Kuwait, but fear of massive U.S. retaliation apparently prevented their use, the chief U.N. weapons inspector said Friday.

75.   Iraq froze cooperation with the United Nations after the chief U.N. weapons inspector, Richard Butler, refused to certify that Baghdad had destroyed its weapons of mass destruction.

76.   Iraq has promised to make a full disclosure of its program for manufacturing biological weapons within the next two days, chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler said Tuesday.

77.   Iraq is expected to make a full disclosure of its program for building biological weapons within the next two days, chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler said Tuesday.

78.   Iraq on Thursday turned down a request by the chief U.N. weapons inspector to resume cooperation with his teams, saying the arms monitors were receiving orders from Washington.

79.   Iraq promised Saturday to provide visiting chief United Nations arms inspector Richard Butler with evidence that it has complied with a U.N. weapons ban.

80.   Iraq unleashes a new attack Saturday at the chief U.N. weapons inspector, accusing him of siding with the United States and Israel in a plot against Iraq.