So who is Mr. Hussein?

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The AP story we ran Saturday is still in the news, with apparently no resolution.

"The Associated Press said in its story yesterday that Mr. Hussein “has been a regular source of police information for two years and had been visited by the AP reporter in his office at the police station on several occasions.� The military, meanwhile, seems to suggest that Mr. Hussein is not a police officer, nor a civil servant in the employ of any Iraqi agency.

FRANK GIRARDOT

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