S. KOREAN SEEKS 6-NATION REUNIFICATION SUMMIT

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• Document Release Date: August 12, 2011
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S. Korean seeks 6-nation reification summit
By Don Kirk.
USA TODAY
South Korea's President Roh
The-woo, exploiting the success
of the Olympic Games, carried
his campaign for "reconcilia-
tion" on the Korean Peninsula
to the United Nations Tuesday,
urging a six-nation summit
Roh, the AM Korean leader
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watched Tuesday tire. US. Air Force in Tucson, Ariz, cut
sembly, called. for "a confer- San at the White House Thurs- countries.
ence for peace" that would in- day. The two. also are likely to North Korea has agreed in
dude the United States, the So- discuss -the possibility of USS. principle to the idea of a sum.
viet Union, China and Japan as contacts, including trade, with mit while denouncing the
well as North and South Korea. North Korea. . Olympic Games.
Hisgoal: 'Tolayawild foun Roh repeated earlier calls Negotiators for the two
dation for durable peace and for a summit with North Kore- sides, however, are stymied on
prosperity in northeast Asia". an. leader .Elm 11. Sung and technicalities in opening talks
The South Korean leader is ; urged the two Koreas to build a between members of their par-
expected to press his proposal,., "city of peace" in the demilita- liaments.
termediate range Nuclear Forces Try. Also slated for.
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CONTRA AID: The Senate passed a nonbiading resolu-
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tral America peace plan could. bring further U.S. aid to the
anti-government rebels. Congr cut off aid to the contras,
but President Reagan has threatened to call members back
after the elections for a vote on releasing a $16.5 million
cache of weapons for the rebels.
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posal Thof sewage sludge in the e House Is expected to concur Atlantic
today and
President Reagan likely will sign the'bill.
BRIEFLY . White House spokesman marlin Fitzwater
insisted there's no legal or ethical problem with Nancy.
Reagan's secret acceptance of expensive designer clothes
- some on loan and some outright SM fom old Mends.
He said the disclosure in Time was a cheap political shot."
,.. A federal appeals court dismissed a lawsuit by Rep.
Mike Low", D-Wash, and 109 other Democrats
President Reagan of violating the War Powers Act by no
formally telling Congress of. US. hostilities In the Persian
Gulf. The court said the suit Is futile since the Iran-Iraq,
cease-Am ... ABC Now said renewed efforts by Iran, Chile
and private dealers to trade arms for U.S. hearlier
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Written by Paul Leavitt.
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