Iraq displays arms declaration papers to media

The Iraqi government presented to the rest of the world today a mass of documents detailing its nuclear, chemical and biological activities and formally declaring to the United Nations that it has no weapons of mass destruction.

The Iraqi government presented to the rest of the world today a mass of documents detailing its nuclear, chemical and biological activities and formally declaring to the United Nations that it has no weapons of mass destruction.

Iraqi officials displayed the giant declaration, said by one to total 13,000 pages, to the international media.

It was expected to be handed over to UN officials in Baghdad by late today and flown out tomorrow on a UN plane, to reach UN headquarters in New York and the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna by late Sunday.

The UN Security Council had set Sunday as the deadline.

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