North Korea signals stance on Hwang Jang Yop defection
North Korea said it might accept Hwang Jang Yop’s defection if he sought asylum, calling him a renegade if he was not kidnapped. Pyongyang urged Beijing to probe his disappearance while North Korea previously accused Seoul of kidnapping and warned of countermeasures.
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Seoul to send food aid and nuclear team to North Korea
South Korea plans food shipments and a nuclear survey team to the North despite tensions over the attack on defector Lee Han-young in Seoul. Ban Ki moon says policy stands amid flood and hunger pressures while reviewing North relations after Saturday shooting.
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Pressure on Netanyahu grows over Har Homa plan
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces coalition pressure to approve the Har Homa east Jerusalem housing project. Jerusalem mayor and Likud MP Ehud Olmert warned he could withdraw support without a go ahead, while Netanyahu denied pledging not to start the project after returning from the United States.
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Hubble repair uses spacewalk to shield insulation
NASA astronauts Gregory Harbaugh and Joe Tanner performed a six hour spacewalk to fasten insulation blankets over two rips in the Hubble Space Telescope protective cover during Discovery’s mission. A fifth spacewalk was added to complete the insulation work as mission control noted the $2 billion telescope's delicate electronics must be protected from intense sunlight.
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Simpson to leave L A as high profile lawyers exit case
Newsweek reports O J Simpson plans to relocate from Los Angeles possibly to south Florida. lead lawyer Robert Baker and his son Philip step down from the defense while Dan Leonard will handle the appeal of a 33.5 million dollar damages award in the wrongful death case.
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Elizabeth Taylor Celebrates 65th Birthday in Star studded Aid Gala
Elizabeth Taylor marked her 65th birthday at Hollywood's Pan tages Theatre with Michael Jackson and Patti LaBelle performing. The event highlighted her career and AIDS activism raising over 1 million dollars for the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation from gala tickets.
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