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PYONGYANG, North Korea  North Korea's state media on Monday called Kim 
Jong Il's heir the head of the ruling Workers' Party Central Committee, 
which would give Kim Jong Un power over one of the country's 
highest decision-making bodies more than a week after his father's death.The reference 
in a commentary by the North's main Rodong Sinmun newspaper came as 
two groups of prominent South Koreans with ties to Pyongyang traveled to 
North Korea to pay respects to Kim Jong Il, who is being 
mourned by millions in his homeland.North Korean soldiers, Rodong Sinmun said, are 
upholding a slogan urging them to dedicate their lives to protect the 
committee headed by Kim Jong Un. The slogan means that Kim will 
likely be appointed as the party's general secretary, one of the country's 
highest positions.North Korea is in official mourning for Kim until after a 
memorial Thursday. But the country is also offering hints about Kim Jong 
Un's rise as ruler. North Korea began hailin
In this undated photo provided by the Commission for the Conservation of 
Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), Russian fishing vessel Sparta is tied up 
at an unknown location. The Sparta, with 32 crew members, is in 
trouble and taking on water near Antarctica, Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, with 
heavy sea ice hampering rescue efforts. Officials said it could be four 
or five days before anybody reaches the ship to try to rescue 
the crew. (AP Photo/Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources) 
EDITORIAL USE ONLYWELLINGTON, New Zealand  A South Korean polar research ship 
on Monday reached a leaking Russian fishing vessel that has been stuck 
in the frigid waters off Antarctica for the past 10 days, New 
Zealand officials said.The Sparta, with 32 crew on board, hit underwater ice 
on Dec. 16 that tore a 1-foot hole in its hull and 
caused it to list at 13 degrees. Several rescue ships had been 
hampered by heavy ice in the Ross Sea off the norther
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