U S and North Korea Break Impasse in Nuke Talks
In Geneva the United States and North Korea outline steps to ease tension. They agree in principle to special inspections, while pledging a moratorium on certain activities and North Korea’s continued adherence to the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Negotiators plan another session on September 23.
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N. Korea
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North Korea
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Robert Gallucci
Gallucci
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Wrong number harassment targets Marion detective
Marion restaurant worker Steven A. Graham Jr. faced charges for calling a police detective multiple times starting June 1. Investigators traced the calls from July 23 to 27 using a trap, leading to a first degree charge for making calls without legitimate purpose likely to cause annoyance. The detective was distressed by the ongoing, incoherent messages.
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Players and Owners Call In Federal Mediation
The baseball strike continues as players and owners call in federal mediators to resolve stalled talks. Key issues include wage demands and sharing of revenue, with no immediate breakthrough reported.
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Judge seals photos in Simpson case to avoid sensationalism
Los Angeles judge Lance Ito ruled to keep one Nicole Brown Simpson photo and two of Ronald Goldman sealed. He allowed viewing of other crime scene images while stressing restraint to protect a fair trial. Transcripts from closed meetings were released, detailing timing discussions about the killings.
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Shapiro
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Mound View Neighbpride Fosters Renaissance and Arts Ties
Swisher resident Nova Daniels guides a trolley tour of Mound View highlighting Cedar Rapids artist Grant Wood who lived in the northeast neighborhood. A new neighborhood association promotes pride with beautification and crime prevention efforts.
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Swisher
Mound View
Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood
Wood
Democrats seek to salvage 33 billion crime bill
Democratic leaders moved Friday to revive the 33 billion crime bill with talks on amending the assault weapons ban and trimming pork projects. President Clinton canceled a schedule to press lawmakers as Gephardt signaled a late next week House vote, while Republicans push for a compromise.
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