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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 2002

Page

8

Powell shifts from regime change to disarmament stance

Secretary of State Colin Powell says Iraqis would be better off with a different leader while stressing the urgency of disarming Saddam Hussein. He backs a UN resolution tightening inspections and says the major goal is disarmament, with continued debate over policy on regime change.

Washington Saddam Hussein Colin Powell Saddam Powell Inday United States Security Council Iraq NBC Condoleezza Rice Bush

North Korea signals willingness to negotiate on nuclear issue

North Korea said it would discuss its nuclear program if the United States withdraws its hostile policy. Kim Yong Nam told South Korean delegates in Pyongyang that if Washington alters its stance, the North is ready to resolve security concerns through dialogue. The remarks followed a US admission last week that North Korea had nuclear weapons, seen as a test of Seoul and Washington’s engagement push.

Seoul South Korea North Korea United States Kim Yong Nam Jeong Sengun Kim Daejung South Kim Kim Yong Nam

Study links economy to rising college tuition rates

An AP report notes that declining tax revenues and broader economic malaise pushed average tuition and fees up over 5 percent for both two and four year colleges this school year. Four year public colleges average tuition reached 4061 dollars, a 5.8 percent rise, while private four year costs climbed to 18273 dollars, up 5.8 percent. Two year public tuitions rose 7.9 percent to 1735 dollars. private two year costs rose 7.5 percent.

College Board Gaston Caperton College Pour

Westminster College tuition rise questioned by official

Phillip J. Allette, vice president for student development and enrollment at Westminster College in Utah, noted that tuition increases passed to students in recent years have not necessarily offset higher college operating costs.

Phillip J. Allette Westminster College Utah

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