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Waxman May Cast Wider Net Into Niger Uranium Probe

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Published: Thu 3 May 2007 10:56 AM
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House Oversight Panel May Look Past Rice, Tenet in Inquiry Into Uranium
By Helen Fessenden and Jackie Kucinich
The Hill
Tuesday 01 May 2007
Following a subpoena to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and a letter to former CIA Director George Tenet last week, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee may cast an even wider net in its probe into why the administration made false pre-war claims that Iraq was seeking to acquire uranium from Niger.
The panel's chairman, Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), said last Thursday that the panel had not yet made a decision on how many more individuals it would contact, but indicated that he may consider it.
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