Extradition Won't Halt Cocaine Trade Says Colobian Official
Colom bia's top anti narcotics chief Gen Gustavo Socha says extradition of Fabio Ochoa to Miami won't dent the global cocaine trade. He notes millions of consumers and suppliers sustain demand amid reports of shifting smuggling networks and continued dominance by rebel and paramilitary groups in Colombia. The State Department warns Americans to take precautions as authorities weigh policy impacts.
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Analysts say U.S. economy at zero growth
Economists warn of zero or near zero U.S. growth as unemployment climbs to 4.9 percent and layoffs exceed 1.1 million. Firms cut forecasts for the year while consumer spending slows and savings rise. experts say rebound may be delayed or unlikely this year.
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Japanese Foreign Minister Apologizes to POWs in SF Anniversary
In San Francisco, Japanese Foreign Minister Makiko Tanaka issued a formal apology to prisoners of war from World War II era as the U S and Japan marked the 50th anniversary of the San Francisco Peace Treaty. Secretary Powell and Tanaka attended ceremonies and discussed security and trade.
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