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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 25, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 digest deaths Auger Nee Laport Suzanne Marie Louise Rente widow of Albert. Bourgeois Nee Aqui Vernette 69. Brown Harry James 89, widower of Edith. Brown Robert 66. Craven Marion. George David 51, husband of Kathy. Hilland Hargra Elorraine Shirley Ann widow of Allen. Jette Hubert Ernest 73. Macbeth Harry Norman widower of Roxelene. Mcdonald Ethel 95. Muir John Edward 61, husband of Kay. Nadeau Laurent Larry Joseph Emile 69, of Indian head sask. Ross Dorothy Mable 87, of Fisher Branch widow of Wilfred. Sayer George. Scow by Nee Wilson Mary 88, wife of Frederick Garnet. Settee Dorothy 73. Sherry rub 64, husband of Gail. Stamm Archie 69, of Lockport husband of Myrna. Stewart Dolores Marie. I classified death notices b10. Lotteries picks winning number yesterday was 006. Lotto 6/ 49 winning numbers wednesday were 4,6,15,22, 27, 40. Bonus number was 26. 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The North wants the equivalent of 2,000 megawatts of Power per year an estimated one fourth of its current total consumption in Exchange for freezing work on its nuclear program the Kyodo news Agency reported citing diplomatic sources on the second Day of talks in the chinese capital. In the United states a megawatt can Power about 1,000 Homes. It was unclear whether Washington would even discuss such a request since the u. S. Says the North must commit to dismantling the program not just freezing development. The United states offered its first detailed proposal for ending the dispute wednesday offering the North a Ste by step plan that would provide Energy Aid and Security guarantees in Exchange for dismantling the nuclear program. Both Japan and South Korea say they would consider giving the North fuel Oil if it freezes its nuclear program As a step toward its eventual dismantling. Also yesterday u. S. And North korean envoys held a rare one on one meeting at a chinese government Guesthouse a u. S. Embassy spokeswoman said requesting anonymity. She did not immediately have details of the discussions. Competing u. S. And North korean proposals for ending the dispute dominated the second Day of talks which also include Russia. " there Are considerable differences but there is common ground As Well said Cho Tae Yong a member of the South korean delegation. He would not give any details of the proposals. The Kyodo Agency said the North s Energy request was equivalent to 2.7 million tonnes of fuel Oil per year or the generating capacity of two Light water nuclear reactors pledged by the United states in an earlier 1994 agreement on freezing the North s nuclear program. Construction of those reactors already considerably delayed was halted after the United states said the North admitted in october 2002 to having begun a new secret nuclear program in violation of a 1994 agreement. North Korea is believed to consume about eight million kilowatts per year Kyodo said. U. S. Officials said their proposal was meant to break the impasse in talks which went through two earlier rounds with no major Progress. The u. S. Proposal would include a three month preparation period during which the North would freeze work on its nuclear program submit a list of All nuclear activities and remove key weapons ingredients. U. S. Officials said it might be several Days before North Korea responded to the " very Complex proposal. Associated press Washington for the first time a majority of americans said they think the United states made a mistake sending troops to Iraq a poll released yesterday indicates. The can Usa today Gallup poll found 54 per cent of people surveyed said the War was a mistake up from 41 per cent who Felt that Way in Early june. The poll also found More than on half said the Iraq War has made the United states less Safe from terrorism. 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