Taiwan suspected of plutonium experiments in mid 1980s
Diplomatic officials say environmental tests cited by the UN and IAEA indicate Taiwan may have conducted plutonium separation experiments until about two decades ago. The reports align with claims of a revived 1980s nuclear program and suggest ongoing activity into the 1990s.
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Vienna
Austria
Taiwan
Werdnesday
Atomic Watchdog Agency
Associated Press
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna, Based
ABA
Iraqis Urge nations to honor aid pledges at Tokyo conference
At a Tokyo aid conference Barham Salih deputy prime minister of Iraq urged donors to fulfill promised grants and loans to rebuild war torn Iraq. U S Deputy Secretary Armitage admitted slow disbursement and noted other money is flowing while urging major debt relief and faster reconstruction funding.
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Tokyo
Triq
Fielp
U.S
Richard Armitage
Washington
Iraq
Willie Latsbert
World Bank
Barham Saleh
Haig
Duberio
Inet
Wermesdie
Tokso
Armitage
United States
Nobutaka Machimura
Kartharn Saleh
Baghdad Car Bomb Riot Highlights Insurgent Tactics
The passage describes a Baghdad car bombing and the insurgent campaign's deadly pattern. It notes high casualty totals, frequent attacks on security personnel and civilians, and the difficulty for authorities to track the loosely organized groups. It references US forces, multiple Iraqi cities, and the uncertain leadership behind the insurgents.
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Bagolea
Iran
Casenas
Iraq
Avery Seny
Darrell Thevrur
Tilly
Baghdad
Flu shot shortages push prices up nationwide
Hospitals face rising costs as vaccine supply tightens. Wesley Medical Center in Wichita faced fear of paying high prices for flu shots while other providers shared stock. Aventis says it has limited doses and prices may spike as the season nears.
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Losorta Plumacy
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Kan
Hatlen
Colorado
Florida
Aventis Pasteu
Chirom Corp
Chiror’s
Liverpool
Aventis
Chira
Bryant Terring
Welmont Heath System
Kingsport
Tema
Taiwan leader Chen proposal sparks Beijing rebuff
China rejected Chen Shui-bian's call for possible talks and a 1992 framework on one China. Beijing said his stance remains separatist, despite hints of flexibility under Hu Jintao and upcoming December elections. The United States welcomed Chen's move as a step toward reduced tensions and resumed dialogue.
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Ghett
Chen Shui-bian
Talwar
Alriany
Mingying
Taiwan Affairs Office
Yaiwan
China
Zhang
Chen
Bojan
Taiped
Taiwan
Tay
Pavty
United States
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International Space Station
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Laray Chian
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Mila
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Milan Army
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
Kurt Pickering
Memphis
Cathy Stringer
George Killourey
Wmc-Tv
The
Saleh
Annitage
Suicde
Rourgh Brookings Instiatica
Bryant Herring
Wallmant Health System
Page Berry
Richmond
Brennan
Chen Shai-Bian
Tie Way Affairs Office
Chan
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