Bush offers improved ties with North Korea on inspectors
President Bush urged North Korea to accept nuclear inspectors and pursue peaceful aims as a condition for warmer relations with Washington. Roh Tae-woo pressed restraint on opening markets, while Bush backed continued U.S. security guarantees for South Korea during a tour through Asia.
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Moon Dust Tape Seeks Big Offer in Alexandria Tale
Steve Goodman tries to sell a four inch tape believed to hold moon dust worth potentially six figures. NASA says lunar material is government property and illegal to own. experts note samples were common in space suit processing but ownership remains dubious.
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White House weighs tax credits for health care reform
The White House weighs proposals to help people buy health insurance including possible tax credits but has not yet chosen a plan. Sam Skinner says newspaper ideas reflect public proposals and the president wants to offer options without a decision yet.
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Trojan Horse protest at Sydney oil shop triggers factory seizure
In Sydney workers mounted a 13 by 10 foot Trojan Horse to protest U S grain subsidies. They ferried it to Canberra during Bush's visit, then moved back after the bank repossessed the shop and closed it. Workers resumed duties under a repayment deal with the bank.
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Milquetoast 1991: Lincoln-like mediocrity prompts Taylor grave dig
Colorado Springs story notes the Millard Fillmore Society marks the year’s mediocrity by exhuming President Zachary Taylor on January 7. Historian Carla Rising alleged poisoning on July 4, 1850, but autopsy found cholera as the likely cause of Taylor’s death, 140 years after burial.
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