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Nourizadeh Worried About Himself

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November 22, 2000 - 0:0
TEHRAN Nourizadeh said British Foreign Minister Cook's visit to Iran has not been canceled. He quoted the Qods daily as reporting that the visit was canceled.
The Qods had reported that the visit "was postponed" not canceled. Sources say Nourizadeh is worried about his privileges.

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