Alaskan Exxon lawsuit to begin civil trial for tanker accident
The Associated Press reports the first civil trial arising from the March 24, 1989 tanker incident near Alaska as divers search after a ferry capsized in Kenya. Police say 42 bodies recovered, 71 survivors, with ongoing investigations into the disaster and related international agreements.
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North Korea Pulls Nuclear Inspection After IAEA Terms
The IAEA said North Korea imposed conditions that were unsatisfactory delaying a reactor refueling monitor. A spokesman noted concerns over possible reprocessing of spent fuel into plutonium for weapons. The Vienna agency identified the North Korean stance as the key obstacle.
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