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U.N. targets suspected weapons program in Iran By George Jahn THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SEPTEMBER 25™ WOLF PEN CREEK AMPHITHEATER Tickets in advance suggested MSC Box Office, Agkickoff.com Traditions Bookstores VIENNA, Austria — Buoyed by growing European support, the United States lobbied the U.N. atomic watchdog agency Monday to send Iran before the U.N. Security Council for re fusing to freeze work that can produce nuclear weapons. A European diplomat said Washington had revised a resolution originally drafted by France, Germany and Brit ain, adding an Oct. 31 dead line and toughening language meant to force Iran to dispel all suspicions it is trying to make nuclear arms in viola tion of treaty commitments. The draft, summarized by the diplomat for The Associ ated Press, demands “com plete, immediate and unre stricted access†to all sites and information requested by the International Atomic En ergy Agency in its probe into Iran’s nearly two-decade-long clandestine nuclear program. Amid the behind-the-scenes maneuvering on Iran, the IAEA’s board of governors publicly focused on U.S. ally South Korea, which last week acknowledged secret pluto nium extraction and uranium enrichment experiments. Western diplomats said there appeared to be a link be tween tests that South Koreans conducted in 2000 and secret uranium work nearly two de cades earlier, saying the con nection cast doubt on South Korea’s assertion the experi ments were the work of ren egade scientists. ElBaradei said South Ko rean officials had acknowl edged producing more than 300 pounds of uranium metal at three facilities that it had kept secret from his agency. A small amount of that was used in nuclear enrichment experi ments using lasers, ElBaradei told the board. Repeating his government’s stance. South Korean delegate Ho Chang-Bom told reporters the amounts used in the ex periments were small and per formed by scientists “without the knowledge and authoriza tion of the government.†With the revelations now public, South Korea has no more nu- By Eliza THE B Texas clear secrets, he said. The bigger issue facingi board this week appeared he what to do about Iran. | udcnt Ro5 The European Union, lc| the mout] opposed to such a move, I. of his ap pearcd to be inching to«7lL day morr to hi Washington's position as | nded Midr urged the Iranian governme* a i veston c to give up work on uraniim e ^ggj e enrichment technology. | oman w h 0 “There is a risk Iran is msfcg him was ing a huge error,†German Fif “ihiKUfr, eign Minister Joschka Hsclly apartmer said. “I hope they utvdetsta^ a that. If not, we will endupi" 11 " with a gun in ministers meeting Belgium, had hoped . c , .for all of our othei tl| Fischer and 24 mantl m , “fajor.said . i. 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