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2 Suicide Bombers Strike in Iraq During Shiite Holiday

The attacks killed at least five Iraqis and wounded more than 20 as Shiites gathered to celebrate a religious festival.
New York Times - March 31, 2005
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CNN	Source: Pope gets last rites
	Pope John Paul II was given the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church late Thursday night, a Vatican source told CNN. His condition remains "serious," but Vatican officials said the pontiff appears to be responding well to antibiotic treatment for a urinary tract infection that caused hi... CNN - March 31, 2005

CNN	Family thanks supporters
	Hours after Terri Schiavo died Thursday, her sister thanked everyone who helped the family in their efforts to keep the 41-year-old brain-damaged woman alive. CNN - March 31, 2005

M.T.A. Approves Jets' $720 Million Plan for Stadium

The M.T.A. board's vote was expected, but in a stunning show of opposition, three non-voting members spoke out against it.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

In a Break With Past, Albany Budget Is on Time

The State Legislature moved with striking speed and coordination today to pass Albany's first on-time budget in 21 years.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

Panel Says 'Dead Wrong' Data on Prewar Iraq Demands Overhaul

The report by a presidential commission said that systemic changes are needed in the American intelligence system.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

Afghan Parties Form Opposition Front to Oppose Karzai in Elections

Five months ahead of parliamentary elections, an opposition candidate said he had formed a front to compete in the elections.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

Wolfowitz Is Confirmed as President of World Bank

Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, was unanimously confirmed as the new president of the World Bank today.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

Qwest Raises MCI Bid in Attempt to Trump Verizon

Signaling its refusal to back down in a contentious two-month bidding war, Qwest Communications International once again raised its bid for MCI Inc.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

DaimlerChrysler Recalls 1.3 Million Mercedes Vehicles

In its biggest ever recall, DaimlerChrysler will recall the Mercedes cars in several model ranges worldwide to fix problems with alternators and batteries.
New York Times - March 31, 2005

ICC probes Colombia war crimes

The International Criminal Court requests details about crimes against humanity allegedly committed in Colombia.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Appeal made to speeding drivers

Scotland's motorists are urged to take their feet off the accelerator to mark No Speeding Day.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Cannabis medicine 'causes harm'

Cannabis-based medicines can cause paranoia and anxiety in some people, a study suggests.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Abba queen enters music rich list

Judy Craymer, the woman behind Abba musical Mamma Mia!, joins a list of British-based music millionaires.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Football: Shearer 'to play on'

Newcastle striker Alan Shearer decides to postpone his retirement, say reports.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Ukraine minister 'killed himself'

Ukraine's security chief says ex-Interior Minister Yuri Kravchenko almost certainly did commit suicide.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

'Lottery rapist' freed from jail

A prisoner serving a life sentence for rape who won �7m on the lottery is freed from jail.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Wolfowitz Bank post confirmed

Paul Wolfowitz, the controversial US choice to head the World Bank, is confirmed in the post.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Missing Britons found after quake

Four Britons reported missing in the Indonesian earthquake have been found.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Tennis: Federer crushes Henman

Roger Federer beats Tim Henman in straight sets to reach the Nasdaq-100 Open semi-finals.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

Sperm donor anonymity ends

From Friday, people donating sperm and eggs will no longer have the right to remain anonymous.
BBC News - March 31, 2005

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