Two U S Army soldiers acquitted in Korean traffic deaths
Sgt. Mark Walker moves to a new post while Sgt. Fernando Nino leaves the Army after a military court acquitted them of negligent homicide in the June 13 deaths of two girls during a training mission near Seoul. Protests and calls for revising the joint military accord followed.
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China near panda cloning after key scientific hurdles
Chinese scientists say two major barriers are cleared and one remains to clone the endangered panda. Chen Dayuan cites progress in creating panda embryos from rabbit eggs and implanting them in surrogate animals, with the final test to keep a fetus alive to birth. Critics argue cloning is costly and not a solution vs habitat protection.
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US asks Hungary to allow Iraq war interpreters training
Hungary studies a U S request to train interpreters and support staff at Taszar base south of Budapest for a potential Iraq operation. Parliament would decide amid concerns it could anger the public and spur terrorism risks.
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