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In Korea to testify ­

Published: 24 Jul. 2011, 21:21
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Steve House, left in wheelchair, and Phil Stewart, right, speak to the Korean media at Incheon International Airport yesterday. House, a U.S. veteran, disclosed in May that the U.S. forces in Korea buried the highly toxic defoliant Agent Orange at Camp Carroll in Chilgok, North Gyeongsang, in 1978. House and Stewart are scheduled to testify about the incident today at the National Assembly. By Kim Hyung-soo
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