Koreans Celebrate Ahead of Pyongyang Summit
South Koreans express cautious optimism ahead of a historic Pyongyang meeting with Kim Jong Il. Doctored images and festive events mark a shift from last year’s naval clash, while officials stress reconciliation and gradual progress amid lingering distrust and unresolved tensions.
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Death by own action bomber kills two in Grozny roadblock
In Grozny and surrounding areas, a death by own action bomber set off explosives when stopped for a document check at a Grozny roadblock, killing two policemen and wounding one officer. The driver also died. Russian forces engage rebels near Argun as operations continue in Chechnya.
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Assad inherits path to presidency as Bashar gains step
Assad’s son Bashar, groomed by Hafez Assad, moves closer to succession. Baath party nominates him after constitutional change lowering age for the post to 34. Parliament must approve on June 25 and elections will follow, signaling a handover of power.
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National Park Service halts West prescribed fires after Bandelier blaze
Fire suppression policy shifts follow Bandelier National Monument inferno that destroyed over 200 homes in Los Alamos. Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt ends prescribed burns pending investigation into systemic Park Service burn practices. Lawmakers urge more mechanical thinning. critics say fires alone won’t solve fuel buildup amid policy tensions.
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Smokers Class Action Heads For Trial In Florida
In Miami AP reports the tobacco industry faces a trial over punitive damages as executives including Philip Morris chief Michael Szymanczyk are set to testify. The industry defends changes in recent years and seeks to influence a Florida jury.
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Gay Pride marchers preach safety in West Hollywood
West Hollywood marchers blend pride with AIDS safety in a festive parade. AIDS Health Foundation workers tossed condoms from a two story inflatable muscle man while floats filled with sequins rolled through the streets. Police deputy chief David Gascon called the scene eclectic as marching groups danced and handed out promotional items.
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