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Lebanon looking for who fired rockets into Israel
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Venezuela to keep sending free fuel to US poor
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Israelis arrive in Egypt for cease-fire talks
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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South Korea says risk of recession has increased
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Blake tops Hewitt at Hopman Cup
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Lin, Harvard upset No. 17 Boston College 82-70
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World stocks slide amid economic gloom
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Stock futures mixed ahead of economic data
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His US sentence served, Noriega fights extradition
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Georgias Stafford, Moreno enter 2009 NFL draft
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Asylum housing costs criticised

The Home Office is paying millions over the odds to house asylum seekers, a government watchdog warns.
BBC News - July 6, 2005
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New York Times Reporter Jailed for Keeping Source Secret

Judith Miller refused to cooperate with a grand jury investigating the disclosure of a C.I.A. operative's identity.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

L. Patrick Gray III, 88, F.B.I. Chief During Watergate, Dies

Just last month, he ended 32 years of silence about his Watergate role, saying that he made the "the gravest mistake of my 88 years," in going to work for Nixon.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

Kidnappers Threaten to Kill Egyptian Envoy

The group said that a religious court had convicted Egypt's top diplomat in Iraq of crimes that are punishable by death.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

I.O.C. Chooses London to Host the 2012 Summer Games

London snatched the 2012 Olympics from Paris today. New York was eliminated in the second round of voting.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

UnitedHealth to Buy PacifiCare for $7 Billion

The deal would make UnitedHealth the nation's largest manager of Medicare plans and bolster the company's presence in California.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

Oil Climbs Above $61 a Barrel After a Storm Curbs Output

The hurricane season is again rocking global oil markets at a time of tight supplies.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

Screenwriter Ernest Lehman dies

Ernest Lehman, writer of two Hitchcock movies and many classic musicals, has died at the age of 89.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Lula reshuffles troubled cabinet

Brazil's president replaces three ministers in his ruling coalition as a bribes-for-votes scandal rumbles on.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Live 8 stars mount 'final push'

An international line-up of stars join the call to eradicate poverty at the climactic Live 8 concert.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Shake-up of NHS dentistry planned

A major shake-up of NHS dentistry will improve access and make charging system fairer.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

UN troops storm Haiti shanty town

UN peacekeepers kill two in a raid on a slum in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, the second in a fortnight.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

London ready to deliver in 2012

The London bid team focuses on the task ahead after winning the right to host the 2012 Olympic Games.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Flat chemical spill is cleared up

A chemical spill at a block of flats in Carrickfergus is made safe by the Fire and Rescue Service.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

US reporter jailed in CIA trial

A US court jails journalist Judith Miller for refusing to testify in an inquiry into the unmasking of a CIA agent.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Hitmen killed Israeli, court told

An Israeli who was found dead in a London hotel in March was murdered by two hitmen, the Old Bailey hears.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Rap's Lil' Kim jailed for perjury

Rap star Lil' Kim is sentenced to a year in jail for perjury over a shooting at a New York radio station in 2001.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

Climate change tops full G8 talks

Climate change tops the G8's agenda with the US expected to resist calls to reduce greenhouse emissions.
BBC News - July 6, 2005

London: Corners Turn Upward on Stiff Upper Lip

London's unexpected victory in today's decision by the I.O.C. allowed the city some uncharacteristic euphoria.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

Bush Urges Civility in Debate Over Supreme Court Vacancy

President Bush pledged that he would not screen out candidates solely on where they stand on divisive social issues.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

London Is Chosen for Olympics as New York Bid Falls Short

The voting for the 2012 host city came down to London and Paris. New York was eliminated in the second round.
New York Times - July 6, 2005

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