Word: summited
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...still highly radioactive and cannot safely be reprocessed for a month or so. If theory No. 2 is correct, that downtime allows Kim to make many generous promises for the next few weeks, then rescind them as he chooses -- perhaps including his proposal last week for a historic summit with South Korea. Only if or when the rods were to move into reprocessing would most of the doubts about Kim be resolved...
...conference had been organized with high hopes of hammering out solutions to social and economic problems. "If we can come out of here with a health-care strategy . . . that would be effective," said the Rev. Al Sharpton. "Otherwise, it was just a revival meeting." His fear was justified. The summit produced mostly rhetoric that underscored the risk of Chavis' strategy. By moving the group away from its integrationist tradition and embracing black nationalism, Chavis may alienate the sources of financing that the cash-strapped group desperately needs...
...Farrakhan's participation. "We don't get in your family business, you stay out of ours," Farrakhan shouted at a Sunday-night rally at Baltimore's historic Bethel A.M.E. Church, threatening widespread boycotts of any corporations that withdraw support of the N.A.A.C.P. because of his presence at the summit. "We will march on you like you've never been marched on before," he said. "We will turn you inside out and upside down...
African-American Summit...
Responding to a proposal by North Korean leader Kim Il Sung, his South Korean counterpart, President Kim Young Sam, agreed to a summit meeting in order to resolve tensions over the North's suspected nuclear weapons program. If it comes off, the meeting would be the first of its kind since Korea split in two in 1945. The agreement came at the end of talks between Kim Il Sung and former U.S. President Jimmy Carter; thanks to Carter's diplomacy, the North had already agreed not to expel international nuclear inspectors. But the Clinton Administration denied Carter's suggestion that...