New nuke detector seen as limited in stopping smuggling
A report notes current monitors detect only ceramics and kitty litter sources, not bombs, undermining efforts to stop illicit nuclear material entering the United States. Officials urge improved detection and clearer policy for handling detainees at Guantanamo.
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Clashes Rise as Iran Clerics Face Abduction Backlash
Government says it arrested the daughter and relatives of Ayatollah Rafsanjani as protests over Ahmadinejad’s re election intensify. Police and Basij patrol Tehran while journalists face bans and arrests. Mousavi urges restraint and fraud claims pursued via independent channels.
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U S Navy ta ils N Korea ship amid sanctions test
U S Navy destroyer tracks a North Korean cargo ship Kang Nam suspected of carrying missiles and related parts toward Myanmar. YTN cites an intelligence source. U S and South Korean officials offer cautious comments. The case marks potential first use of new U N sanctions allowing vessel inspections.
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Times kept Rohde abduction quiet to protect safety
New York Times editor Bill Keller says delaying public reporting on reporter David Rohde and Afghan colleague Tahir Ludin's kidnapping was agonizing but aimed at safety. Rohde escaped in North Waziristan, Pakistan, aided by a Pakistani army scout and was flown to a U.S. base in Bagram after seven months in captivity.
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Road renamed if bill passes for Heschel memorial highway
Missouri lawmakers weigh a plan to rename a half mile of Highway 160 near Springfield as the Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Memorial Highway. The road currently hosts two Adopt-a-Highway signs for the National Socialist Movement, amid debate over the message to drivers and First Amendment rights.
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