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N.Korean Plane Leaves With S.Korean Guests on Board

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October 10, 2000 - 0:0
SEOUL A special North Korean plane flew back to Pyongyang Monday with 42 South Korean Union and community leaders on board for a key ruling party anniversary. The plane left Seoul's Kimpo Airport at 01:45 p.m. (0445 GMT), several hours behind schedule, AFP said.
"The plane carried a total of 42 South Koreans, including four labor union activists," a South Korean government official said.

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