IAEA gives North Korea final chance before Security Council
In Vienna, an IAEA official said North Korea will receive one last chance to comply and readmit inspectors before the dispute is referred to the Security Council. A draft resolution circulating among the 35 nation board urges compliance ahead of Monday's emergency meeting.
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Chavez vows justice after Venezuela rally violence
In Caracas President Hugo Chavez demanded justice for two men killed at a rally marked by clashes between Chavez supporters and opposition marchers. He blamed strike leaders and opposition media, while oil output data showed a split view on production recovery amid a month-long PDVSA strike.
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Savannah Marines Prepare For Gulf Deployment
Soldiers and families brace for possible conflict with Iraq as the Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort sails from Baltimore with over 300 crew aboard. In Georgia, two combat brigades from the 2nd Infantry Division (Mechanized) prepare to join the invasion force in the Persian Gulf region.
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Gephardt enters 2004 presidential race
Rep. Dick Gephardt announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for president in 2004, stepping aside as House minority leader. In a weekend written statement he says Bush is leading the country down the wrong path on national security economy health care education and energy. He plans to file exploratory committee papers Monday.
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Kansas education funding debate strains state budget
Kansas lawmakers confront a budget gap of 800 million as they consider public school aid of about 3,863 dollars per pupil for the 2004 fiscal year starting July 1. Republican leaders urge belt tightening, while Governor Kathleen Sebelius defends keeping schools harmless amid possible tax increases and cuts to other services. Doug Mays signals openness to none, but tax hikes remain uncertain.
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