| Date: | Thursday June 12, @11:41AM |
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| Author: | admin |
| Topic: | Iraq |
| from the dailynews.att.net dept. | |
Updated 3:06 PM ET June 12, 2003
By Jim WolfWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The CIA rejected any blame on Thursday for the use of a faulty intelligence report by President Bush as he built his case for war against Iraq.
A spokesman, Bill Harlow, voiced confidence that "a careful reading" of documents supplied to congressional oversight committees would show the spy agency "did not withhold information from appropriate officials" about Iraq's purported attempt to buy uranium in Niger.
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