U S pays North Korea for soldiers remains under bargaining
A U S Army officer handed North Korea 897000 dollars to settle accounts for 46 remains from the Korean War era. Negotiations continue on payments for 148 sets returned in 1998 and 14 this year, with Pyongyang seeking up to 30000 dollars per set. The arrangement funds recovery and forensic work, amid broader questions of price and humanitarian intent.
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Fishermen Beaten After Coup Scare in Freetown
In Freetown Sierra Leone a dynamite fishing method sparked a security scare. Soldiers fired near the beach amid a tropical storm and power cuts. Four fishermen were beaten and arrested as rebels, then released to military police. State radio later reported calm with no alarm.
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