North Korea Calls for National Cooperation With South
North Korea urged national cooperation as South Korea prepared to send envoys to Pyongyang to ease tensions over Pyongyang’s nuclear program. Seoul seeks repeal of the anti nuclear treaty withdrawal and restoration of UN safeguards, while Washington presses for dismantling its nuclear program.
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U S spy plane crashes in South Korea
A U 2 reconnaissance aircraft of the U S military crashed Sunday in Hwasung about 31 miles south of Seoul. Three people on the ground were injured and a house and auto shop caught fire. The pilot ejected safely before the crash.
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Five shot at Guatemalan political convention in Escuintla
A security guard opened fire with a shotgun during a National Union of Hope party general assembly in Escuintla. Five people were wounded as about 15,000 attendees watched. Police detained the guard, Isaias Caal Schich, and investigated the circumstances.
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Quest cigarettes offer adjustable nicotine via GM tobacco in market push
Vector Tobacco Inc introduces Quest cigarettes made with genetically modified tobacco to let smokers choose nicotine levels, aiming to reduce dependence. The company plans 15 million dollars in ads across seven states and funds Duke University research on nicotine intake.
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Gates announces $200 million fund for diseases of the poor
Bill Gates unveiled a $200 million foundation program at Davos to support malaria and tuberculosis research and other diseases affecting the poor. The grant aims to shift funding toward health problems that affect 90 percent of the world's population, with projects on HIV prevention, vector control for malaria, dengue and West Nile, and child diarrheal and respiratory disease protection.
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