North Korea vows to restart nuclear power program
North Korea said it would immediately reactivate its old Soviet designed reactor and resume construction of nuclear facilities to secure electricity. South Korea urged reversal while the United States and allies faced sharp warnings amid tensions over oil shipments and past uranium based programs.
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Austrian backlash as American Santa sparks local debate
In Vienna a small Pro-Christkind movement protests Santa Claus as a symbol of consumerism. Organizer Phillip Tengg says the aim is to restore St Nikolaus and the Christ Child, with backing from Vienna's Archdiocese and a Catholic majority in Austria.
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Judge bars cameras from sniper trial in Virginia
A Virginia judge refused broadcasters' bid to televise the sniper trial of John Allen Muhammad citing potential prejudice to a fair trial. The Oct 14, 2003 date was set with eight weeks for proceedings, amid parallel cases involving Lee Malvo and a nationwide sniper spree.
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