Israel withdraws foreign reporters' press credentials
Israel revoked the government press cards of Carol Rosenberg and Ian Black for an indefinite period after coverage of a Nov. 5 Negev missile training accident. Dromi issued reprimands to Clyde Haberman and three British reporters over army incident reporting linked to Hezbollah and Nasrallah speculation.
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North Korea Hiding New Site At Yongbyon Nuclear Complex
Western and South Korean officials say satellite photos reveal a camouflaged construction near Yongbyon that could house a reactor for weapons grade plutonium. A side road is blocked and trees planted to obscure the site as inspectors were not shown the area.
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Rebels seize port and air base in Angola clash
Rebels advancing in northern Angola captured Negage and its air base after a three day fight with government forces. Government radio said heavy losses on both sides as Savimbi's rebels moved to Uige near the provincial capital.
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Yeltsin Survives Impeachment Bid At Kremlin Opening
President Boris Yeltsin survived a hard line impeachment challenge as Congress opened in Moscow. He proposed a compromise to trim powers while preserving reforms, but faced strong opposition and uncertain momentum for the package. Demonstrators and miners rallied outside while reformers split on the plan. Congress, dominated by ex-Communists, showed a divided stance with a 429 to 352 vote against the proposal.
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