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extended the soft spot that the
economy has been in."
Goldstein said.
He added that the ebbing of
the fighting in Iraq has not boost
ed business capital investments
or consumer spending, as some
had predicted or wished.
He noted that at the end of
'the Gull War a decade ago, “the
end of fighting didn’t deliver
,v much impetus to the domestic
economy. As was the case then,
an end to the fighting may do
L>s little to change trends in the
^ l he board s coincident index
held steady at 115.3 in March
after falling 0.2 percent in
February. The Conference Board
said this index is unlikely to grow
ic strongly, since the economy is
to not really going anywhere.
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ill index increased only 0.1 percent,
re The lagging index fell 0.1 per-
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WASHINGTON — Bush
administration officials will
meet with a North Korean
delegation in Beijing starting
Wednesday to express their
concern about North Korea’s
nuclear weapons program, the
State Department announced
Monday.
Spokesman Richard
Boucher confirmed the talks
after the North Koreans clari
fied that they had not started
reprocessing spent nuclear fuel
rods. Reprocessing could give
Pyongyang several nuclear
weapons in a matter of months.
Confusion had risen from
a North Korean statement,
distributed last Friday for
overseas consumption, that
said the reprocessing had
begun. The statement prompt
ed some administration offi
cials to recommend putting
off the tentative Wednesday
starting date for talks. The
confusion stemmed from a
North Korean mistranslation.
Boucher said the United
States hopes South Korea and
Japan will join the talks later.
Representing the United
States in the first round will be
Assistant Secretary of State
James Kelly. After three days
in Beijing. Kelly will brief
officials in Seoul and Tokyo.
The United States has said
China will be a full partner in
the Beijing talks, but North
Korea has said the essential
issues will be discussed by U.S.
and North Korean officials.
“The issue for us is how to
achieve a verifiable, irre
versible end to North Korea’s
nuclear program,” Boucher
said, adding that North Korea
and China will outline their
own priorities.
The Beijing talks will be
the first substantive U.S.-North
Korean discussions since Kelly
visited Pyongyang in October
and was informed that the
communist country had
embarked on a uranium-based
nuclear weapons program.
Since then, Pyongyang has
withdrawn from the nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty and
restarted a plutonium-produc-
inu nuclear reactor.
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