Rumsfeld Urges Japan on Korea and Troop Protections
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld told Japan that North Korea must not threaten Tokyo's security while pressing for stronger legal protections for U.S. troops stationed in the country. He praised Japan's Iraq aid, and noted no disappointment over the delay of security troops.
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Iran warns US attempt to push Tehran to UN Security Council
Iran's chief UN atomic energy delegate Ali Akbar Salehi says the United States will fail in its bid to bring Iran before the Security Council over suspected nuclear activities. He warns Security Council involvement could lead to consequences none want to witness and jeopardize cooperation with the IAEA.
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Georgian election crisis shifts to referendum on Shevardnadze
The Georgian parliamentary vote, meant as a test run for a presidential contest, devolved into a referendum on Eduard Shevardnadze. He refused to resign and pressed President Putin for support, marking the country’s deepest political crisis in years and signaling regional backing moves.
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Canada recall prompts caution for U S asthma patients
U S health officials warn Americans who imported certain GlaxoSmithKline asthma drugs from Canada about a recall there. Ventolin Diskus Flovent Diskus and Serevent Diskus batches may fail to deliver proper doses due to a device malfunction from a manufacturing error. The issue affects diskus versions only, not the inhaler spray form.
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Queen Mary 2 gangway collapse kills 13 on shipyard visit
At Saint Nazaire France a gangway on the Queen Mary 2 collapsed during a worker and family tour, sending dozens tumbling about 50 feet. Thirteen people died and 32 were injured, with ten in serious condition. Investigators examined causes as Cunard prepared for a January maiden voyage.
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Nicole Kidman wins American Cinematheque career award
Beverly Hills honors Oscar winner Nicole Kidman for career achievement at the 18th American Cinematheque award ceremony. Stars James Caan Adrien Brody Lauren Bacall Naomi Watts attended the Beverly Hilton event where Kidman recalled her childhood dream of acting in Sydney Australia.
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Man returns house to widow after tax dispute near Hershey
In Dauphin County a buyer Dobson offered to return a home to 89 year old Helene Shue after learning a $572 2001 tax bill prompted eviction. The house near Hershey and 40 acres were auctioned but Dobson reclaimed the home and money.
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