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CNN	Bombs pound Beirut for 2nd night
	Israel launches a second straight night of airstrikes on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital on Friday, targeting an area known as a Hezbollah militant stronghold. CNN - August 3, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Bombs pound Beirut
	Israel launched a second straight night of airstrikes on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital early Friday, targeting an area known as a stronghold of Hezbollah militants. The strikes come after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah vowed to strike Tel Aviv in retaliation for Israel's bombardmen... CNN - August 3, 2006

CNN	Heat warning: Oklahoma to Massachusetts
	The sweltering heat that was confirmed in at least a dozen deaths in the East and Midwest this week was not unusual for Iman Arbab. CNN - August 3, 2006

CNN	Court: DeLay must stay on the ballot
	A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling against the Texas Republican Party in its effort to remove former Rep. Tom DeLay from the ballot in his old Sugar Land district this November. CNN - August 3, 2006

Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Opera Singer, Dies at 90

To her many admirers, Miss Schwarzkopf was a peerless interpreter of Strauss�s Marschallin, Mozart�s Donna Elvira, and other operatic roles.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

First Big Contract for 9/11 Memorial Awarded

Work on the site will begin this month after the Port Authority and the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation awarded the $17 million contract.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

U.S. Troops Kill 2 Iraqis as Tensions With Shiites Rise

The shootings occurred at a time when American forces have been cracking down on the militia of the radical Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

Hezbollah Rockets Kill 8 Israeli Civilians

Israeli jets bombarded Beirut�s suburbs as Hezbollah launched more than 100 rockets on northern Israel.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

Insurer Settles Complaints About Military Policies

The American Amicable Life Insurance Company was accused of deceiving thousands of U.S. service members.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

Ford Expands Recall by 1.2 Million Vehicles

A recall involving millions of vehicles with cruise control systems prone to catching fire has widened significantly.
New York Times - August 3, 2006

Car firms to provide iPod link up

Apple teams up with vehicle-makers Ford, GM and Mazda to integrate its iPod digital music player into car stereos.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Afghan bomb kills Canadians

A car bomb attack on a market in south Afghanistan kills at least 21 as four Nato soldiers die in other violence.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

More deaths in US heatwave

The heatwave affecting the eastern US is blamed for more deaths and triggers record demand for electricity.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

AOL to cut jobs in US and Europe

AOL, the internet arm of Time Warner, plans to cut 5,000 jobs over the next six months as it tries to boost profit.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Sweden stops arms sales to Venezuela

Sweden's top defence company halts arms sales to Venezuela to comply with a US embargo.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Checks fail to spot breech babies

Routine pregnancy exams to check if a baby is in the correct position before birth are not sensitive enough, experts say.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Drinking burden 'worst in north'

People in northern England are more likely to binge drink and die earlier because of alcohol, research suggests.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Faction 'back in UDA mainstream'

A breakaway UDA faction says it is "glad to be back in the mainstream" amid hopes a feud has been averted.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Jury consider Sheridan sex claims

Jurors in the Tommy Sheridan News of the World sex claims defamation case are expected to begin their deliberations.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

Annan visits Haiti's new leaders

The UN head arrives in Haiti on a short visit to meet the impoverished Caribbean nation's new government.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

US echoes Iraq civil war warning

Iraq could move toward civil war, says top US General John Abizaid hours after a similar UK warning.
BBC News - August 3, 2006

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