North Korea warns nuclear talks will invite invasion
North Korea said inspections and dismantling its nuclear programs would pave the way for a US invasion, citing the Iraq war as proof. China plans a foreign minister visit to Pyongyang to discuss six nation talks. Meanwhile Scalia rejects recusal over Cheney case, saying no conflict. Gunmen attack Oaxaca governor’s van, wounding him and two guards. A British birds and butterflies survey reports a major extinction trend, and Episcopal bishops meet in Texas amid row over New York bishop Robinson.
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Poland leader says misled on Iraq WMDs and may pull troops early
Poland's president said he was misled about Saddam's weapons and could withdraw Poland's 2404 troops if Iraq stabilizes. He defended the invasion as sensible, noted information on WMDs is not confirmed, and urged Spain to reconsider pulling troops by June 30. He emphasized Poland will not abandon its mission.
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Five more arrested in Spain terror bombings case
Madrid police detained five additional suspects relating to the March 11 railway bombings raising custody to 11. Court appearances were held for four suspects while a 22-year-old Peruvian woman died from wounds, bringing total dead to 202, a toll matching Bali 2002.
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Courtney Love Arrested After Late Show Escalation
Courtney Love was arrested in Manhattan early Thursday after allegedly throwing a microphone stand and striking a man in the head at a nightclub. The 24-year-old victim was hospitalized in stable condition as police charged Love with reckless endangerment and third degree assault.
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Ray Davies powers to stage return after leg injury
Singer Ray Davies of The Kinks hopes to be back on stage soon after a mugger shot him in the leg. At 59 he vows to improve and perform again, while noting doubt over near term ability. The interview recalls Davies and brother Dave in the 1960s and hit songs You Really Got Me and Lola.
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