81.   Russia convinced Iraq to reverse the decision and allow all the inspectors to return, including the Americans.

82.   Saddam ended the crisis simply by promising to allow the inspectors to return, backing down even as American warplanes were in the air.

83.   Saddam has refused to allow international inspectors to return to Iraq and continue their search for possible weapons of mass destruction under a United Nations mandate.

84.   Richard Butler, the chief weapons inspector, said all the inspectors will return to Baghdad on Friday, and plan to restart the inspections on Saturday.

85.   Saddam has refused to let inspectors return.

86.   Saddam said Washington is bent on toppling his regime, not seeing the U.N. inspectors return to Iraq.

87.   Some members seem to prefer the inspectors not return at all.

88.   Specter, who spoke after meeting Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, said he believed that the U.N. arms inspectors could return to Iraq if Saddam allowed them unobstructed access.

89.   The arms inspectors returned last week and have been making daily visits to potential weapons sites with the cooperation of the Iraqi government.

90.   The chief U.N. arms inspector returned to Iraq on Friday to push his demand for unrestricted access to suspected weapons sites, including buildings declared off-limits by Saddam Hussein.