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pst.000014266638	United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.	Legislation to impose sanctions against Iraqi chemical use markup before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress, second session, on H.R. 5337, September 22, 1988 4.F 76/1:L 52/16	1988		.txt	text/plain	1378	103	65	Government of Iraq for its use of chemical weapons against its Kurdish minorities. The recent reports from northern Iraq paint a gruesome picture of the use of chemical weapons against innocent men, women and children. I believe that the Committee on Foreign Affairs should make a clear statement will give both the present Administration and the next President meaningful options to stop the senseless use of chemical weapons by Iraq. Finally, I have before me something labeled, Administration Statement on the House Bill Imposing Sanctions on Iraq, You say that if the results of our discussions with the government of Iraq are unsatisfactory or if there is evidence of further use by Iraq of chemical weapons we would reconsider this position. government of Iraq, and we take the Foreign Minister's statement announcement to mean that Iraq has agreed to no further use, internal or external, of chemical weapons.	./cache/pst.000014266638.pdf	./txt/pst.000014266638.txt