Iraq Gov't May Reinstate Saddam Backers

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A day after Saddam Hussein was sentenced to hang, the Shiite-dominated government offered a major concession Monday to his Sunni backers that could see thousands of members of the ousted dictator's Baath party reinstated in their jobs.
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BASSEM MROUE

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