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NKorea sentences US reporters to 12 years of labor

Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea â€" North Korea convicted two American journalists and sentenced them Monday to 12 years of hard labor, intensifying the reclusive nation's confrontation with the United States.
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NKorea sentences US reporters to 12 years of labor- The New Haven Register - Serving Greater New Haven, CT document.write('.tabber{display:none;}'); RSS | Contact Us | Submit Announcements | Place A Classified Ad | Subscribe | E-Paper | Rate Card CT Central Network: Select a site New Haven Register Middletown Press Register Citizen Registro Connecticut Magazine CTCentral.com Serving New Haven, CT Home | News New Haven Metro Milford Valley Shoreline | Sports High School | Obituaries | Business Gas Buddy | Opinion Columns | Entertainment | Life | Blogs Jobs | Homes | Autos | Classifieds | Marketplace SEARCH The Web The New Haven Register News NKorea sentences US reporters to 12 years of labor Published: Monday, June 8, 2009 1 comment(s) | Email to a friend | Print version | | RSS Feeds Reader Comments The following are comments from the readers. In no way do they represent the view of nhregister.com. uppity wrote on Jun 8, 2009 8:53 AM:" they bought into al gore's bullcrap and all they got to show for it is a prison bid. hardy har har. "Report Abuse Submit a Comment We encourage your feedback and dialog and ask you to follow a few simple guidelines when commenting on stories on nhregister.com. 1) Please post responsibly. 2) Be polite. 3) Don't hate. 4) If you object to someone's post, use the "Report Abuse" button and we'll review it. 5) Users who don't play by the rules will be blocked and won't be allowed to participate. Name: Email: (optional) Comments:Image Verification: (Case sensitive)    Marketplace Browse print ads, find online deals, and search valuable coupons from local retailers! Place An Ad, Special Sections, Classifieds Latest Headlines Most Popular Most Commented School reform expert named to local postIncreasing number of city students calling in sick or absentDeNardis explains Kazakhstan’s role on world stageEnvoy may deal with N. Korea over 2 jailed U.S. journalistsFamed toy firm CEO sued in alleged rapeFeds deciding which banks can quit TARPAir conditioner in warehouse may have caused day care fire View All Headlines 2 Mass. men accused of killing man, cooking body (134)NY man arrested buying crack with slaughtered pig (63)Hit-and-run update: Grandmother speaks; Police search for driver (with video) (62)Judge halts deportation of 4, cites ICE conduct (59)Dixwell trumps Whalley for MLK name (56)Baby dies in hit-and-run crash (55)West Rock ‘body’ not real (37) Hamden teachers refuse to yield; layoffs loom (64)Judge halts deportation of 4, cit

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