時事新聞聽寫071205

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　　2007.12.05

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　新聞聽寫
　
President Bush says he wants to keep the pressure on Iran even if a new intelligence says it stopped work on the nuclear bomb years ago, halted because of international pressure. Bush said in a news conference that Iran could still pursue nuclear ambitions.
Mudslides, floods and power outages, all from the latest storm battering the Northwest. Helicopters are pulling people from flooded areas with a stretch of Interstate 5 closed because water is over the road.
The manager of a Paris hotel says he knew the driver of Princess Diana's limo was drinking before the crash that killed her, but he felt he was not in a position to say anything. This came out of the British coroner's inquest where driver Henri Paul's drinking is a key issue.
A woman in New York is recovering after slipping in a bathroom and ending up with a coat hook in her face. The only way to remove it, pulling it back through the face. A surgeon opened up her cheek, removing the hook's barb, and leaving at least 30 stitches inside her mouth.