Kim Jong Il in Beijing Pushes Nuclear Talks Forward
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il discussed ending the nuclear standoff through dialogue and reaffirmed a nuclear weapon free goal during a three day visit to Beijing. He and Chinese leaders backed jointly advancing the six nation talks on Pyongyangs program and China confirmed the trip.
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Vanunu leaves prison after 18 years defiant and proud
Mordechai Vanunu walked out of Shikma Prison in Ashkelon after 18 years jailed for leaking Israel’s nuclear secrets. He praised his actions and condemned what he called cruel treatment by security services as hundreds cheered and counter demonstrators booed outside.
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Oregon judge halts gay marriage licenses
In Portland, Katharine Sprecher and Nitzye Gonzalez sobbed after filing for a marriage license at Multnomah County. A judge ordered the county to stop issuing gay marriage licenses while directing the state to recognize the 3,000 licenses already granted in the county.
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Spacecraft delivers trio to ISS amid U S Russian dispute
The Soyuz TMA-4 docks with the International Space Station carrying a Russian American Dutch crew. The mission advances the shuttle gap after the Columbia disaster as tensions over future mission conditions rise between U S and Russian officials.
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Americans worry terrorists may be winning poll finds
An Associated Press Ipsos poll shows half of Americans suspect terrorists may be winning the war on terror with one in five feeling strongly. More than a third doubt government protection and fears of attacks linger, including at political conventions. Bush leads Kerry on trust to protect the country.
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Gandolfini to join Rutgers Hall of Fame class of 11
New Jersey actor James Gandolfini, known for The Sopranos, is among 11 Rutgers alumni to be inducted into the university's hall of fame on May 1. An associate vp said Gandolfini is the most recognizable Rutgers graduate in entertainment.
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Penny poll at drive in votes for governor in Utah
ST GEORGE Utah AP the owner of Larsen s Frostop runs a penny primary poll asking customers to vote for governor with canisters in the window listing eight Republican candidates and one Democratic challenger. Votes limited to one per visit and weekly leaders will be posted. Dakota the bison replaces one killed at Fleming Park and was funded by fundraisers at Raytown Middle School.
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