Japan protests Kim trial amid South Korea tensions
Tokyo rows over Kim Dae-jung case as All-Japan Council of Transport Workers unions threatens to halt shipments to South Korea after Dec. 3. Prime Minister Suzuki seeks to press Seoul while warning of potential aid cuts as relations deteriorate over the death sentence appeal.
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Two youths killed in Bensenville hit and run
Dennis 11 and Damien Chambers 3 died Thanksgiving Eve in a busy intersection. A truck driver and another motorist formed a protective ring around them as onlookers swerved by. Police seek the hit-and-run driver after the children were thrown about 75 feet by the car while playing near a pinball arcade.
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Killing of leftists fuels Latin fighting
In San Salvador gunbattles erupt as mourners honor six leaders allegedly kidnapped and killed by government troops. The violence leaves about twenty dead and estimates 8,500 killed this year in leftist right wing clashes. Leftist youths rally near the Metropolitan Cathedral as police report no cathedral casualties.
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