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INTEL WARS
Turf War Rages Over New Intel Reforms
 Washington DC (UPI) June 30, 2005
 The Bush administration Wednesday announced its response to the recommendations of the president's commission on intelligence - agreeing to establish a new intelligence service within the FBI, set up a national center to oversee efforts to counter the spread of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons technology and appoint a new senior official to manage all human intelligence activities.
NUKEWARS
US Says No NKorea Nuke Talks In NY
 Washington (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 The State Department poured cold water Thursday on reports that US and North Korean officials might meet outside a conference in New York to try to revive talks on Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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NUKEWARS
North Korea Six-Party Talks Could Resume If War Of Words Ends: Analysts
 Beijing (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 As long as US officials refrain from insulting North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il, there is a good chance another round of six-party talks on Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program will happen this summer, diplomats and analysts said.
Ukraine Will Not House Nuclear Weapons If It Joins NATO: Minister
 Kiev (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 Ukraine will not allow the deployment of nuclear weapons on its territory by NATO members if it joins the alliance, Defense Minister Anatoliy Grytsenko said Thursday.
ENERGY TECH
Chirac Calls ITER Nuclear Reactor Essential For Planet's Future
 Cadarache, France (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 French President Jacques Chirac on Thursday hailed a decision to build a multi-billion-dollar nuclear fusion reactor in southern France as vital to the planet's future, praising European solidarity in sealing the deal.
MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS
ViaSat Looking To Simplify Network-Centric Communications For Air Force
 Carlsbad CA (SPX) Jul 01, 2005
 ViaSat has won a $3.16 million contract from the U.S. Air Force Cryptologic Systems Group to develop cryptographic equipment for the Space Ground Applications in Satellite System (CESGASS).
GPS NEWS
KVH Receives $1.5M Order From US Military For TACNAV Nav Systems
 Middletown RI (SPX) Jun 28, 2005
 KVH Industries has announced that it has received a new order worth approximately $1.5 million from an existing U.S. military customer for the company's TACNAV military vehicle navigation system.
AFRICA NEWS
Analysis: Tech Transfer To Africa Doubtful
 Washington DC (UPI) June 30, 2005
 As leaders from the world's richest nations prepare to gather in the Scottish highlands next week, how the global community can unite to tackle poverty in Africa will be one of the biggest issues of concern for those watching the meetings closely.
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AEROSPACE
NASA Announces Aerospace Systems Modeling Selection
 Moffett Field CA (SPX) Jun 29, 2005
 NASA will award Science Applications International Corp (SAIC) a contract this month to support aerospace systems modeling and simulation facilities at Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
SINO DAILY
Hundreds Of Villagers In Eastern China Riot Against Polluting Factory
 Shanghai (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 Hundreds villagers in eastern China have taken over a battery factory they accuse of producing pollution that is poisoning their children, and locked 1,000 workers inside, residents and officials said Thursday.
SPACEWAR
Tom Cruise Scores Biggest Opening Day Ever With 'War Of Worlds'
 Los Angeles (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 Steven Spielberg's epic "War of the Worlds" raked in 34.6 million dollars worldwide on its first day on screens, the biggest opening ever for a movie starring Tom Cruise, producers said Thursday.
TERRADAILY
Protesters, Police And 8 Powerful Men
 London (UPI) June 30, 2005
 As leaders of the world's richest nations prepare to meet at the Group of Eight summit in Scotland next week, protesters from Britain, Europe and beyond are gathering to call for action on world poverty, climate change and a myriad of other issues that have become intertwined with the push for global justice.
Sixty Percent Of All International Aid Is 'Phantom': Actionaid
 New Delhi (AFP) Jun 30, 2005
 Some 60 percent of all announced international aid does not exist, global pressure group ActionAid said Thursday, singling out the United States and France as the main culprits in "phantom" aid.
EARTH OBSERVATION
Istanbul From Space
 Paris (ESA) Jun 28, 2005
 The city of Istanbul, located astride the eastern edge of Europe and western edge of the Asian continent, shown in an Envisat radar multi-temporal composite image.
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