South Korea's Roh leads push for restraint amid protests
In Seoul and Washington a tense debate unfolds as Roh Tae Wan persuades Chun Doo Hwan to avoid martial law and keep the army in reserve. Moderation emerges as Roh pressures for dialogue while protesters clash with police across Seoul and Pusan.
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Monks clash with police amid Korea protests
Buddhist monks were beaten as riots spread in Seoul and Taejon amid opposition demands for reform and release of political prisoners. Police injuries topped 642 over 11 days, one officer killed. The opposition threatened a grand march if demands were not met, while Roh Tae Woo urged talks with minor parties.
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