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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2008

Page

9

North Korea blows up Yongbyon cooling tower amid disarmament push

The 60 foot cooling tower at Yongbyon is demolished in a televised gesture signaling North Korea’s commitment to halt plutonium production. Analysts note sanctions talks and food aid. U.S. inspectors may access the aging reactor, but broad inspections remain unlikely.

Seoul South Korea North Korea Yongbyon U.S China Russia Japan Washington North

Bush lifts sanctions on North Korea and delists from terror list

President Bush announced in the White House Rose Garden that the United States will lift trade sanctions on North Korea and move to remove it from the terrorism blacklist after Pyongyang provided a long awaited accounting of its nuclear activities. He warned of continued scrutiny, noting the declaration is only the first step in a longer denuclearization process. Conservative Republicans criticized the move, though action appears inevitable in 45 days as the policy shift takes effect.

Washington Bush North Korea U.S White House Rose Garden

Bombing near Baghdad and Mosul kills dozens, including Marines

Dozens dead in two Sunni Arab regions as a bomber struck a pro government sheikh meeting west of Baghdad, killing at least 23 including three U S Marines and injuring others. In Mosul a car incident killed 18 more, targeting the provincial governor who escaped unhurt. Authorities tie both incidents to al Qaida in Iraq as U S forces prepare to hand over security.

Aghdad Baghdad U.S Mosul al- Qaida Iraq al-Qaida Abu Khalaf Anbar

Scholars mine untapped Nazi records for Holocaust insight

In Bad Arolsen 15 scholars completed a two week review of the International Tracing Service archive. They described millions of Nazi records as a rich material pool that will deepen Holocaust research and help identify individuals from labor camps and prison brothels. The work follows AP access stories and highlights new identifications such as Israel Meir Lau’s rescuer Fyodor of Rostow.

Bad Arolsen Germany International Tracing Service Associated Press Christel Trouve Buchenwald Israel Meir Lau Israel Lau Fyodor Rostow Kenneth Waltzer Gary Mokotoff New Jersey

U.S Embassy Owes Millions in London Congestion Fees

London and Britain’s foreign ministry released figures showing the U.S. Embassy in London failed to pay more than 3.9 million dollars in congestion charges. The U.S. topped a list of embassies with unpaid fees, having refused 23 188 charges between February 2003 and last month, prompting criticism from lawmakers and local officials.

London USS Britain Foreign Ministry United States Japan Ken Livingstone Tuttle

Rocket strikes Israel threaten Gaza cease fire breach

Gaza militants fired two rockets into southern Israel in the week-old truce, prompting calls for retaliation from Israel as border crossings remained closed. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility, one rocket exploded in a field. Israel still sought a prisoner swap with Hamas in Egypt.

Jerusalem Gaza Israel Egypt Hamas Al Agqsa_ Martyrs Brigades Mahmoud Abbas Fatah West Bank Islamic Jihad Tzipi Livni

UN drug chief says insurgents hinder global drug war

Vienna AP U N Office on Drugs and Crime chief Antonio Costa warns insurgents are expanding control of opium and coca producing areas in Afghanistan Colombia and Myanmar. The World Drug Report 2008 links Taliban and other groups to rising narcotics profits, complicating counter narcotics efforts and incentives to farmers.

Vienna Austria Afghanistan Colombia Myanmar U.N. Office On Drugs and Crime Antonio Maria Costa Associated Press Costa U.N Taliban U.S Britain

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N. Korea Pyongyang State Department Sung Kim Karmah Fawzi Fraih Amir al- Jumaili U.K Norman Baker Robert Tuttle
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