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Australians Receive Nobel for Bacterium Work

Two Australian scientists who discovered a bacterium that causes stomach inflammation, ulcers and cancer won the 2005 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine today.
New York Times - October 3, 2005
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City and Teachers Union Reach Tentative Accord on New Contract

The deal requires longer hours, fewer seniority rights and a new master teacher position with higher pay.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Boat That Sank, Killing 20, in Adirondacks Is Raised

Officials said that so far there was no evidence that the boat had been speeding, or that captain was intoxicated.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Turkey and Europe Agree to Talks on Joining

Turkey and the European Union today formally began talks on Turkey's historic bid to join the organization.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Schr�der Hints at Bowing Out as Chancellor in a Coalition

Chancellor Gerhard Schr�der seemed Monday to soften his resistance to giving up his post, hinting that he would not oppose a decision by his party to share power.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Palestinian Policemen, in Protest, Storm Parliament

More than 30 policemen demanded more government support in a growing confrontation with the militant faction Hamas.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Afghan Troops Kill 28 Militants on Border With Pakistan

Government troops killed 28 militants in hours of fierce fighting, a spokesman for the defense ministry said today.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

European Union Imposes Sanctions on Uzbekistan

Europe is seeking to punish Uzbekistan for its refusal to allow an inquiry into the bloody crackdown of an uprising in May.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

NTL to Buy Cable Rival Telewest in $6 Billion Deal

The $6 billion deal would bolster NTL's ability to compete with British Sky Broadcasting and British Telecom.
New York Times - October 3, 2005

Questions over US boat accident

Police investigating a deadly boat accident in New York State say they have found no evidence of negligence.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

US carmakers take September hit

Ford and General Motors report a slump in September sales as Asian rivals erode their market share.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Landslides bury Central Americans

At least 29 people are killed across Central America in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Stan.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

UK scientists await ice mission

UK scientists await ice mission The Cryosat spacecraft will give the clearest picture yet of climate change at the poles, UK researchers say.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Teen dragged to centre and raped

A 15-year-old girl is dragged into the grounds of a resource centre in west Belfast and raped, police say.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

City schools face falling rolls

The future of a quarter of Edinburgh's primary schools is to be discussed at a meeting of the city's council.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Football: We back Sven - Owen

Michael Owen says he will be fit to face Austria and insists the England squad are united behind Sven-Goran Eriksson.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Football: Cole sticks to Chelsea

Chelsea and England midfielder Joe Cole insists he sees his long-term future at Stamford Bridge
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Students missing amid China storm

Up to 60 students are swept away during a typhoon in south-east China, state media has reported.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Policemen killed in Colombia raid

At least five police die in a rebel attack on a Colombian village, but officers thought captured turn up safe.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

Schroeder hints at stepping down

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder suggests he might abandon his claim to lead the next government.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

EU okays Croatia membership talks

The EU is to open membership talks with Croatia, after the top UN war crimes prosecutor says it is co-operating fully.
BBC News - October 3, 2005

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