Iraqi participants at int'l water forum leave Kyoto for Iraq

Iraqi participants at int'l water forum leave Kyoto for Iraq

KYOTO, Japan - Participants at the World Water Forum in Kyoto on March 18 watches U.S. President George W. Bush gives a 48-hour ultimatum to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in a televised address to the nation March 17. Five Iraqi participants left the event afterwards to prepare to return home.

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