 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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Travelers greeted by armed soldiers and plenty of rules, restrictions
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MOUNT KUMGANG, North Korea -- A brown-clad soldier armed with a
red flag stands at attention on a pedestal next to the road just a
few yards into North Korea.
He carries a rifle, too, but it is the flag held at his side that
draws curiosity. A half mile or so down the road, another soldier
strikes the same rigid pose, flag in hand.
"They're watching you," says our South Korean escort, Byun Ha
Jung.
Our bus carries seven American reporters participating in the
2007 Korea-U....
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