Bishops policy to discipline abusers in doubt in U S
The U S Catholic Bishops policy to remove guilty priests faces resistance and questions on its stability three months after adoption. Parishes back accused clergy, lawsuits and Vatican concerns cloud progress, while experts warn the plan could unravel without Rome's final approval.
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Gore son cited for DUI near Fort Myer in Virginia
Albert Gore III, 19, son of former Vice President Al Gore, was ticketed by military police for DUI near Fort Myer Virginia early Sept 5. He was not arrested and will appear in federal court. family spokesman says the public is relieved no one was hurt.
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Koreans agree on plans for new road rail links
South and North Korea reach full agreement on cross border road and railway links through the demilitarized zone. Officials say a highway could reopen by November and a railway by year end, with a new military code of conduct to guide mine removal and operations.
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