SKorean groups go to NKorea to pay respect to Kim

Two groups of South Koreans with ties to Pyongyang have crossed the heavily fortified border to pay respect for late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. Seoul's Unification Ministry said Monday that the civilian delegations plan to visit Pyongyang's Kumsusan Memorial Palace where Kim's body is lying in ...

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