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Initial sanctions against Iran would include travel restrictions and financial measures against Iranian government officials, along with curbs on trade in technology that could benefit Iran's nuclear research, U.S. and foreign diplomats have said. U.S. and European officials want to avoid impos...

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Published inThe Record (Hackensack, N.J.)
Main Author WARREN P. STROBEL, MC CLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bergen County, N.J North Jersey Media Group Inc 05.10.2006
Subjects
Sanctions
Iran
WASHINGTON
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Summary:Initial sanctions against Iran would include travel restrictions and financial measures against Iranian government officials, along with curbs on trade in technology that could benefit Iran's nuclear research, U.S. and foreign diplomats have said. U.S. and European officials want to avoid imposing sanctions that would hurt the Iranian people and cause them to direct their anger at the West rather than at their own government.