North Korea nuclear row widens as IAEA loses on ground
IAEA spokeswoman in Vienna says expulsions of two UN inspectors blind the eyes of the world and hinder on site monitoring of North Korea's facilities. Washington warns of possible preemptive force while Roh Moo Hyun calls for consultation with the US before any new containment approach.
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New Year May End South Carolina Drought Four Years Long
After a drought since summer 1998 South Carolina may see relief with recent rain and El Nino forecasts. Meteorologists say no official end yet but conditions point toward improvement though lingering dry spells persist and caution remains due to past winter storm hazards.
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Coalition warplanes strike Iraq communications facilities
US and British warplanes bombed air defense communications facilities and a mobile radar in southern Iraq on Monday in response to Iraqi threats against coalition aircraft. The Central Command said precision bombs caused damage and that a similar strike occurred Sunday near Ad Diwaniyah, 75 miles south of Baghdad while Iraq accused Western patrols of sovereignty violations.
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