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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1994

Page

9

US ready to resume talks with North Korea on nuclear inspections

US officials say high level talks with Pyongyang may resume though no dates set The move follows IAEA and US reports that NK did not divert nuclear fuel The agency cites NK agreement to monitor spent fuel rods at its reactors Clinton wraps California trip as advisers push for resumed dialogue with conditions on inspections and nonproliferation The latest breach over spent fuel rods triggered warnings of possible UN sanctions

N. Korea North Korea U.S Pyongyang International Pereap Vienna Austria United Nations Clinton California Korea White House United States North U.N Stern

Vision Tempe fades as city eyes next century plan

Tempe residents who helped push a 1990 master plan note Vision Tempe’s rise and fall as a three year cycle ends. Harry, once public ally of Vision Tempe, warns that committees can stall change while “success breeds failure” and cites companies that declined after resting on past achievements. Don Cassano and Giuliano vie to follow in Harry’s footsteps as Tempe faces uncertain leadership after his departure.

Tempe Vision Tempe Tempe Tomorrow Southern Avenue Harry Don Cassano Guiliano Cassano Giuliano Washington, D.C U.S. Steel IBM General Motors

Emperor declines Pearl Harbor visit amid debate

Tokyo reports Japan will not have Emperor Akihito visit Pearl Harbor in the United States next month. Officials note the decision reflects political limits after weeks of discussion balancing atonement and opposition to a further imperial apology. Pearl Harbor remains tied to the wartime attack.

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