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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 Jul 2003

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 21, 2003

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15

Palestinian Authority Outlaws Violent Groups

The Palestinian Authority bans incitement and illegal organizations that push violence as Israel demands action against militants. The decree reaffirms a 1998 ban and accompanies Abbas and Sharon's Jerusalem meeting ahead of Washington summits.

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Blair accepts responsibility if inquiry finds gov’t links to Kelly’s death

The BBC named David Kelly as its main source for alleging government sexed up Iraq war evidence. Tony Blair said he would take full responsibility if an inquiry confirms government involvement, and offered to testify. He denied resigning and defended press independence amid the BBC clash.

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London Tony Blair David Kelly British Broadcasting Corp Iraq Blair East Asia Ministry of Defense BBC Broadcaster Sky News Roh Moo-hyun Seoul Kelly Atlantic U.S. Congress Andrew Gilligan Saddam Hussein Gilligan Oxfordshire
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North Korea faces secret second plutonium plant suspicions

Seoul officials and Western analysts debate the claim that Pyongyang may have built a second plutonium production facility hidden in mountains. The New York Times cites krypton gas checks while officials caution there is no hard evidence. The report shapes diplomacy and potential policy decisions if deterrence or sanctions fail.

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