Decision on joint military exercise delayed amid North Korea standoff
The United States weighs delaying Team Spirit drills as it urges North Korea to open suspect nuclear sites. North Korea rejected an immediate Security Council statement, while the U.S. mulls a special adviser on Korea and continues diplomacy with China and the IAEA to press for inspections and dialogue.
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Assassins tied to Chiapas uprising target Mexican rally
The confessed assassin Aburto says he acted to draw attention to the Chiapas rebellion and political anger, claiming he was protecting others and acted alone. Interrogations detail his links, weapon purchase nearby, and planned attack on candidate Colosio. A second suspect, Sarchez Venegas, aided the path for the gunman.
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Philippines Christians reenact crucifixion in Easter rites
In Kapitangan and San Pedro Cutud near Manila, 11 people were crucified and 8 more tied to crosses during Good Friday as spectators packing about 22 000 watched. A Belgian visitor Godelieve Rombaut and 49 year old Gerardo Calubag among the crucified. The Roman Catholic hierarchy frowns on the practice though the rural event draws crowds and vendors.
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Channel to open in June but first shuttle runs partial
Eurotunnel plans a partial shuttle service through the 31 mile tunnel under the English Channel starting in June. Queen Elizabeth II and French President Mitterrand will inaugurate May 6. Alastair Morton cited safety tests as the reason for delays and warned full service may still miss the summer peak, risking up to 150 million dollars in lost revenue.
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