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News and Negotiations N. Korea’s Uranium Program Moving Ahead, Kelly Says Paul Kerr Senate Endorses Nuclear Reductions Treaty; Duma Delays Christine Kucia IAEA ‘Taken Aback’ By Speed Of Iran’s Nuclear Program Paul Kerr Administration Seeks Repeal of Ban on Nuclear Weapon Research Christine Kucia Conference Pledges to Curb Dirty Bomb Danger Christine Kucia Lugar, Hunter Lock Horns on Threat Reduction Christine Kucia Proposed Missile Defense Sale to India Still in Limbo Wade Boese Republicans, Democrats Square Off on Approaches to Proliferation Wade Boese Talks Focus on Coping With Bombs When the Shooting Stops Wade Boese U.S. Scientists Studied, Rejected Nukes in Vietnam Christine Kucia U.S., Russia Agree to Plutonium Reactor Shutdown Christine Kucia Pentagon, Levin Dispute Missile Defense Success, Testing Wade Boese India, Pakistan Trade Tit-for-Tat Missile Tests Rose Gordon Six-Year-Old CWC Passes Some Tests and Fails Others Kerry Boyd U.S. Grapples with Use of Nonlethal Agents Kerry Boyd       For more information, contact Arms Control Today Arms Control Today welcomes letters from our readers. Letters should be under 600 words and should include the writer's full name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for space. E-mail to the Editor.