[see yesterday's items]

Today's source articles

* Yucca ads anger Reid
Suzanne Struglinski, Las Vegas SUN

* Bramble should step aside
Salt Lake Tribune

* Letter: An embarrassing performance
Marelynn W. Zipser, Salt Lake Tribune

* Scientist: radiation rising in Hanford Reach
Seattle Times

* Groups willing to mediate with DOE
John Stang, Tri City Herald

* Pollution a legacy of former nuclear missile sites
Mead Gruver, Casper Star-Tribune

* Emergency drill planned with IAAP, hospital
Matthew Leblanc, Burlington Hawk Eye

* State, DOE split on OR cleanup
Frank Munger, Knoxville News Sentinel

* Mouse House will be cleaner than Mr. Clean himself
Frank Munger, Knoxville News Sentinel

* Officials discuss nuclear emergency drill
Pat Hrdlicka, Green Bay News Chronicle

* Enola Gay crewman protests absence from exhibit
Christina Almeida, Las Vegas Review-Journal

* Energy Department Launches Program to Support Science and Mathematics Achievement
DOE

* NRC Fines NFS $60,000 for Violations of Nuclear Material Control and Accountability Requirements
NRC

* WNA News Briefing Update
WNA

* Ottawa to let reactor bid die
Peter Calamai, Toronto Star

* Call for stop to Woomera nuclear waste plan
ABC

* NZ Opposition urges review of nuclear policy
ABC

* Korean Nuke Impasse Dominates APEC Forum
Tom Raum, Las Vegas SUN

* Bush Proposes a Security Accord for North Korea
David E. Sanger, New York Times

* Bush Says Pact With N. Korea Possible
Mike Allen and Glenn Kessler, Washington Post

* In Shift, Bush Open to Pledge for N. Korea
Maura Reynolds, Los Angeles Times

* Bush Urges Asian Support for Korea Plan
Tom Raum, The Guardian

* Nuclear moves ease tensions
Paul Reynolds, BBC News

* Hu, Roh meet over Korean nuclear issue, bilateral ties
People's Daily

* U.S. won't back off North Korea
Carol Giacomo, Reuters

* ÔDonÕt exacerbate nuclear crisisÕ
Pakistan Daily Times

* Japan issues draft on N.Korea nukes
UPI/Washington Times

* N. Korea must first abandon N-program
Daily Yomiuri

* Momentum builds for nuclear solution
Seo Hyun-Jin, Korea Herald

* Talks Seek to Break Nuclear Sub Deadlock
Louise Thomas, Western Morning News

* Court rejects nuke company deal
Sofia Echo

* Russia plans shipments of spent nuclear fuel to Gulf of Finland ports
Helsingin Sanomat

* Workers engaged in nuclear submarines' dismantling work for free
Bellona

* France spurns reliance on force
BBC News

* The rumpus over the nukes
M Abdul Hafiz, Bangladesh Daily Star

* Pre-emptive strikes carry hidden dangers
Erich Marquardt, Asia Times

* UK's Iran nuke initiative in doubt
Paul Hughes, Reuters

* A nuclear arms race
James Goodby/ Kenneth Weisbrode, Washington Times

* Iran, IAEA Negotiate on Nuclear Access
Ali Akbar Dareini, The Guardian

* Europe push to end Iran row
BBC News

* Iran press reflects nuclear tensions
BBC News

* UK cagey on possible Iran visit to discuss nuke crisis
IranMania

* Iran, Nuclear Watchdog reach ''understanding''
Al Bawaba

* Nukes, subs, and (not so) black ops
Marc Erikson, Asia Times

* Earthlife fuming over waste
News24