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At Least 25 Dead in Congo Plane Crash
KINSHASA, Congo (AP) -- In a thunderous blast, a cargo plane slammed into an impoverished residential neighborhood in Congo's capital seconds after takeoff Thursday, leaving at least 25 people dead in a smoky wreckage of concrete blocks and twisted debris.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
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Accounts of Gotbaum Death Conflict
The family?s attorney says that a witness claimed that Carol Anne Gotbaum may have been unconscious before she even got to a police holding area.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Jones Admits Doping Before 2000 Games
Triple gold medalist Marion Jones admitted using steroids before the 2000 Olympics in a recent letter to close family and friends, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Craig Says He?ll Stay in Senate Despite Ruling
Senator Larry E. Craig said today that he would finish out his current term in office even though he failed in his effort to withdraw his guilty plea following his arrest in a sex sting.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
City Room: Mayor Confirms He Discussed Company Matters
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg acknowledged today that he discussed allegations against his company in a lawsuit.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Congress Seeks Justice Dept. Documents on Interrogation
Democrats asked the Justice Department today to turn over secret legal opinions issued in 2005 that authorized the use of harsh interrogation techniques against terrorism suspects.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Canada Revives Stance Against Marijuana
Reversing earlier moves to decriminalize marijuana use, Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada announced new legal and spending measures against drug use and distribution.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Globalization Is Good, According to World. Sort Of.
People around the world strongly view international trade as a good thing, according to a survey released today.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Myanmar Junta Breaks Silence on Detentions
Myanmar?s military junta made a heavily qualified offer to meet with a pro-democracy leader and acknowledged that more than 1,400 people are still being detained.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Chile Judge Orders Arrest of Pinochet Associates
It was first time the former dictator?s inner circle has been rounded up and charged for corruption during his 17-year-rule.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Amnesty for Pakistani Politicians Near Final
Gen. Pervez Musharraf announced an amnesty for former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, a measure that would clear the way for a long-negotiated power-sharing agreement.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
South Africa Closes Mine That Trapped 3,200
South African officials said today that they had closed the huge Elandsrand mine for up to six weeks to determine the cause of the mishap.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
House Bill Would Allow Prosecution of Contractors
The House today overwhelmingly passed a bill to make all private contractors working in Iraq subject to prosecution in U.S. civilian courts.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
For Sale: Undeveloped Korean Land. DMZ Views.
Land next to the DMZ may fetch only $9,200 per acre ? cheap by the standards of South Korea ? but it could not even be given away a few years ago, real estate agents say.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
high & low finance: In China, a Rising Star Falters
The reputation of China Expert Technology suffers as hints of possible fraud emerge.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Now It?s Just Daimler
As DaimlerChysler voted to lop off the name of its American ex, the only remaining issue was whether to bring back the Benz name. Benz boosters were disappointed.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Stocks Slightly Up Ahead of Jobs Report
Today?s economic date gave investors little incentive to make any big moves ahead of the payrolls report on Friday.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Record Companies Win Music Sharing Trial
A federal jury on Thursday found a Minnesota woman shared copyrighted music online and levied $220,000 in damages against her.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
European Bank Holds Interest Rates Steady
The central bank stuck by its upbeat view of the region?s economy, despite the credit squeeze that has roiled financial markets. The Bank of England also left rates unchanged.
New York Times - October 4, 2007
Clinton relaxed over Hillary bid
Former US President Bill Clinton tells the BBC he will take a back seat if his wife Hillary is elected president in 2008.
BBC News - October 4, 2007
Giuliani tops Republican funding
Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani raises $11m in three months, just ahead of rival Mitt Romney.
BBC News - October 4, 2007
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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