North Korea diplomacy not high on Bush's list
South Korean analysts say Bush will slow US-North Korea engagement and unlikely to shift policy, with momentum in rapprochement expected to fade under a tougher administration.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2000
Page
13
South Korean analysts say Bush will slow US-North Korea engagement and unlikely to shift policy, with momentum in rapprochement expected to fade under a tougher administration.
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Israel closes Palestinian territories and bans entry to Israelis amid attacks that killed two soldiers and wounded 16. Ramadan worship restrictions resume and arrests follow as Clinton pressure builds for a peace framework amid stalled talks.
President elect Bush considers Gov. Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin to lead Health and Human Services, the vast agency housing Medicaid and NIH. Thompson would join Donald Rumsfeld as a new defense secretary pick, while Rod Paige is eyed for education secretary.
Michael J. Fox, star of Family Ties and Back to the Future, is chosen by Us Weekly as celebrity of the year. He left Spin City in May to pursue Parkinson's research and started the Michael J. Fox Foundation. He remains hopeful a cure will be found.
Shannen Doherty was stopped on the Ventura Freeway by California Highway Patrol for suspected drunken driving. She refused a breath test, opting for blood tests at the county jail. booked for investigation of drunken driving, she was later released. A hearing is scheduled for Jan 26.
South Carolina lawmakers push to repeal Sunday blue laws in a bid to let shoppers decide opening hours. Rep. Edie Rodgers notes historic resistance and county variance, while clergy and local workers cite constitutional and practical concerns. Upstate Republicans oppose repeal, arguing moral and religious implications persist.
Ryan Matthew Crum a 14 year old from Easley was shot in the neck by his cousin while deer hunting with his father near the Newberry Laurens county border. He was upgraded to serious condition at Greenville Memorial Hospital. The incident occurred on state Highway 39 north of Chappells and the investigation continues with no charges filed.
In Kingsport Tennessee a South Carolina man Lloyd L. Layne of Greer was found Tuesday by a public works crew. Police say he wandered from the road seeking shelter to drink and froze to death after becoming intoxicated. Layne had lived in Kingsport but had no permanent residence and police think he may have been homeless.
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