(1)Roh says he, Bush sent warning to N. Korea over nuke issue

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun speaks in a meeting with Japanese correspondents in Seoul on June 4. Roh, due to begin a four-day visit to Japan on June 6, said that wording in a recent South Korea-U.S. joint statement on consideration of ''further steps'' if North Korea escalates tensions over the nuclear issue was inserted as a ''warning'' to the North.

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