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Black Smoke Emerges, Signaling No New Pope Today

The smoke indicated that the cardinals had voted inconclusively in their first attempt to elect a successor to Pope John Paul II.
New York Times - April 18, 2005
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Armstrong Will Retire After Tour De France

Lance Armstrong, one of the greatest competitive cyclists of all-time, made the announcement today.
New York Times - April 18, 2005

Sharon Hints at Possible Delay in Gaza Withdrawal

Israel's prime minister hinted that he might delay the evacuation of Jewish settlers in the Gaza Strip for three weeks.
New York Times - April 18, 2005

Berlusconi, Under Pressure, Tries to Hold On to Power

The turmoil besieging the government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi took a new twist when he did not do what everyone expected him to do: resign.
New York Times - April 18, 2005

Market Fails to Find Direction After Declines of Last Week

Blue-chip stocks slipped, but technology stocks and other parts of the market posted slim gains after fluctuating throughout the day.
New York Times - April 18, 2005

Martha Stewart to Get Sirius Radio Channel

Martha Stewart has reached a deal with Sirius Satellite Radio to create a 24-hour channel featuring programming for women.
New York Times - April 18, 2005

Texas Instruments has profit rise

Texas Instruments, one of the world's biggest chip makers, reports a rise in quarterly profits.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Worldcom's Ebbers wants new trial

Bernie Ebbers, the former Worldcom boss found guilty of fraud and conspiracy in the biggest ever US bankruptcy, calls for a new trial.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Boxing: Rahman challenge 'delay'

WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko's next bout will be pushed back due to a back problem, says a report.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

US queries Israel settlement plan

The White House demands "clarification" about Israeli plans to build 50 new homes in the West Bank.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

US court win for death-row Scot

Kenny Richey is told an Appeal Court decision means he must either be retried within 90 days or set free.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Coca-Cola inquiry ended

Coca-Cola says US regulators have dropped their two-year probe into its accounting practices.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

US church's illegal tea faces ban

The US Supreme Court is to consider whether a branch of a Brazilian religion can import an hallucinogenic tea.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Faulty drugs 'put health at risk'

Researchers warn that substandard medications are available in countries across the world.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Heads attack Tory closure plan

A head teachers' leader has written to the Conservatives to stop their threat to close the "Sandhurst for schools".
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Moore's Law on chips marks 40th

Moore's Law, the guiding principle that has driven the digital revolution, celebrates its 40th birthday.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Fire chief arrested for DIY theft

A chief fire officer, who earns more than �100,000 a year, is cautioned for stealing doorstops worth �4.60.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Protesters target Irish minister

Anti-racism protesters in Belfast try to shout down the Republic's justice minister, Michael McDowell.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Scottish Greens' manifesto launch

The Scottish Greens are to unveil their election manifesto and pledge to combat climate change.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Cycling: Olympic champ banned

Olympic champion Tyler Hamilton is banned for two years after positive tests for blood doping.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

Venezuela detains Colombia troops

At least eight Colombian soldiers are detained by Venezuelan authorities at a border post.
BBC News - April 18, 2005

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