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Bush Calls Sudan's Leader About Darfur Talks

President Bush called Omar al-Bashir today, urging him to send a representative back to peace talks on Darfur.
New York Times - May 2, 2006
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CNN	Sago families seek truth, solutions
	Relatives of coal miners killed in January's Sago Mine disaster spoke of heroes and heartbreak Tuesday as they asked an investigative panel to look for ways to ensure others don't endure similar pain. CNN - May 2, 2006

CNN	Two German hostages freed in Iraq
	Two German engineers, nabbed by kidnappers in Iraq more than three months ago, have been freed, a German foreign ministry spokeswoman tells CNN. Rene Braunlich and Thomas Nitzschke are expected to return to their home country on Wednesday, she says. CNN - May 2, 2006

3 Found Guilty of Stealing Munch Paintings

Prosecutors hope a penalty of $121 million will pressure the men to reveal the whereabouts of the paintings.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Nonhormonal Drugs Said to Ease Hot Flashes

Certain antidepressants and other medicines may help ease menopausal hot flashes, but they have side effects, researchers say.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

U.S. and Europe Draft U.N. Resolution on Iran

Russia and China are resisting the draft of a resolution requiring Iran to stop key nuclear activities, officials said.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Publisher Drops Book Deal With 'Opal' Author

A Harvard student's novel has been withdrawn and her two-book deal canceled, the publisher said today.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Congress Set to Drop Fuel Price Rebate Plan

A proposal to provide a $100 rebate to compensate for higher fuel prices appeared all but dead today.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Sago Mine Hearing Opens With Questions

The families of the 12 miners who were killed pressed for answers about safety equipment and delayed rescue efforts.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Cause of Brooklyn Blaze Is Under Investigation

Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said that the nine-alarm warehouse fire had been deemed suspicious in nature.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

Bolivia's Moves on Resources Worry Investors

A decision by President Evo Morales to place oil and gas reserves under state control has raised concerns.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

As Gas Prices Rise, Detroit Sales Decline

The high cost of gasoline already appeared to impact vehicle sales last month, automakers said.
New York Times - May 2, 2006

WTO moving closer to trade deal

The World Trade Organization can still strike a global trade deal, but officials say greater flexibility and more concessions are needed.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Golf: Wie takes shot at Open

Michelle Wie's name is among a total of 8,584 entries for the 2006 US Open at Winged Foot, New York.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Uruguay urges a better Mercosur

Uruguay's president criticises South America's trading bloc but says his country wants to improve not leave it.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Senate retries immigration reform

The US Senate will try again within weeks to break the deadlock on immigration reform, its leader says.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

New Orleans gets new disaster plan

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin unveils a new disaster strategy ahead of the approaching hurricane season.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Enron's Lay leaves witness stand

Enron founder Kenneth Lay ends his time in the witness box reiterating that he loved the energy firm and was not to blame for its bankruptcy.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

University in separate pay offer

A university makes its staff a separate pay offer, as the UK-wide dispute threatens student graduations.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Four admit 'horrific' child abuse

Four men accused of running a paedophile ring admit charges relating to the 'horrific' abuse of eight girls.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

Talks over benefits system crash

Royal Mail is to make emergency benefit payments after a computer system crashes.
BBC News - May 2, 2006

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