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UN curbs Gaza aid after trucks hit by Israeli fire
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UN 257 Palestinian children killed in Gaza
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Arabs, West agree on elements of Gaza resolution
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$5M bond for man charged with murder of Ohio mom
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Firefighters near containment of Colo. wildfire
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Fatal police shooting sparks violent protests
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2 arrested in burglary at Gregg Allmans Ga. home
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Bryant Suspended for Tonight?s Knicks Game

Kobe Bryant was suspended for one game without pay for an incident in Sunday?s game with the Spurs.
New York Times - January 30, 2007
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CNN	Pilgrims killed on final day of holiday
	A string of attacks on Shiite pilgrims on the final day of the Ashura holiday kills at least 38 people and wounds more than 100 others in Iraq. The pilgrims were heading to Ashura events marking the 7th century martyrdom of the Imam Hussein, the Prophet Mohammed's grandson. CNN - January 30, 2007

Traces of Ancient Village Found Near Stonehenge

The 4,600-year-old ruins appear to form the largest Neolithic village ever found in Britain, archaeologists said today.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Killer of 2 N.Y. Detectives Is Sentenced to Death

A jury in Brooklyn today sentenced Ronell Wilson to death for killing two detectives during a weapons sting in 2003.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Senators Assert Right to Block Bush on Iraq

Senator Arlen Specter joined Democrats on a Senate panel in saying that President Bush cannot simply ignore Congressional opposition to his Iraq plan.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Explosion Destroys Gas Station in West Virginia

Four people were killed and five injured today in an explosion at a gasoline station in southern West Virginia.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Ashura Attacks Leave Dozens Dead in Iraq

As more than two million Shiite pilgrims converged to celebrate the holy day of Ashura, three separate attacks in different cities left dozens of worshippers dead.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Reporter Disputes Libby in Leak Case

Testimony today by Judith Miller, a former New York Times reporter, contradicted I. Lewis Libby Jr.?s account of when he learned the identity of a C.I.A. agent.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

F.A.A. to Propose Raising Pilots? Retirement Age

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said today that the agency would propose allowing airline pilots to fly until they are 65 years old.
New York Times - January 30, 2007

Delta gains bankruptcy financing

Delta obtains a commitment of $2.5bn in bankruptcy exit financing from a number of major institutions.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

CSN and Tata fight for Corus

A behind-closed-doors auction is taking place to win a takeover of Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Cuban TV shows 'stronger' Castro

Cuban TV shows pictures of an apparently stronger Fidel Castro, the first for three months.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Ex-reporter testifies in CIA case

An ex-journalist who went to jail to protect a source testifies against that source in a high-profile Washington case.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Four dead in petrol station blast

An explosion levels a petrol station near a ski resort in West Virginia, killing at least four people.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

McCartney help 'acid test for SF'

Sinn Fein must help the Robert McCartney murder inquiry if they are genuine on policing, his sister says.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Protesters storm Ecuador Congress

Supporters of Ecuador President Rafael Correa storm Congress, suspending debate on constitutional reform.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

AU fails to secure Somali force

African leaders fail to secure full numbers for a peacekeeping force in Somalia at a two-day AU summit.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Football: Reds win at West Ham

Dirk Kuyt and Peter Crouch are on target as in-form Liverpool plunge West Ham deeper into relegation trouble.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Sarkozy hails 'pragmatic' Blair

French centre-right presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy praises his host Tony Blair during a visit to London.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

Bad thoughts not guilt, jury told

A defendant in an Old Bailey terror trial should not be jailed just for having "wicked thoughts".
BBC News - January 30, 2007

US chief seeks new tack on Iraq

President Bush's choice for chief of US forces in the Middle East urges a "new and different" approach in Iraq.
BBC News - January 30, 2007

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