Carter says North Korea eager to resume talks with U S
Former President Carter reported North Korea's leaders want to resume discussions with the United States over nuclear suspicions and to improve ties. He said Kim Il Sung pledged not to expel U N inspectors during good faith talks, though inspections remain restricted. Carter noted Kim's attitude as a positive step amid regional tensions.
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Pope faces battle over UN population summit
Pope John Paul II fights against a Cairo population conference he fears will promote abortion and contraception. He has rallied cardinals and pressed world leaders while opposing UN sponsorship and proposals for nontraditional family roles, setting a clash with the White House and liberal groups.
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