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Bush Cites Progress in Visit to Gulf Coast

The trip marked an attempt by President Bush to recast the legacy of the year before.
New York Times - August 28, 2006
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CNN	No Karr charges in JonBenet case
	John Mark Karr will not be charged in the death of 6-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey, his attorney, Seth Temin, says. His announcement follows a report by CNN affiliate KUSA that sources say a sample of Karr's DNA does not match the evidence found at the murder scene in 1996. CNN - August 28, 2006

CNN	Bush senses 'renewal' during tour of Gulf region
	President Bush returned Monday to the first scene he saw a year ago of Hurricane Katrina's devastation, and declared "a sense of renewal" in the region still struggling to come back from the storm's battering. CNN - August 28, 2006

N.T.S.B. Investigating Jet Crash in Kentucky

So far, one official could not give a reason why the plane used the wrong runway.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Second Firefighter Dies After Blaze in the Bronx

Howard J. Carpluk Jr., a 20-year veteran, died from injuries sustained when a floor gave way.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Series of Blasts Kill 3 in Turkish Resorts

A hardline Kurdish separatist group claimed responsibility for attacks on Sunday.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Ramsey Suspect Won�t Be Charged in Killing

John Mark Karr�s DNA did not match the evidence found at the scene of JonBenet Ramsey�s death 10 years ago.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Details Emerge in British Terror Case

New evidence shows the suspects had made progress, but they were not prepared to strike immediately.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Shiite Militia Clashes With Iraqi Troops

At least 28 gunmen and civilians were killed when the Iraqi army clashed today with members of a militia loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, Iraqi officials said.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Group of Iraqi Soldiers Refuses to Go to Baghdad

Though the episode involves a small fraction of the Iraq Army, it points to a deep issue in recruiting the force.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Prudential to Pay $600 Million in Fund Case

The financial services company agreed to settle charges that it engaged in inappropriate mutual fund trading.
New York Times - August 28, 2006

Gamewatch: Henin-Hardenne v Camerin

Justine Henin-Hardenne beat Italian Maria Elena Camerin in the first match on Arthur Ashe court at the US Open.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Ernesto dumps rain on Cuba

Tropical Storm Ernesto lashes eastern Cuba with rain as it heads towards the Bahamas and Florida.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Boarding school for care children

A pilot scheme where some children in local authority care may be sent to boarding school is being considered.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

205 jobs go at electronics firm

More than 200 people are being made redundant at a television and DVD factory in Antrim.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Mexico court rejects fraud claims

Mexico's top electoral court rejects allegations July's disputed presidential election was riddled with fraud.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

World's oldest woman dies at 116

Maria Esther de Capovilla of Ecuador - the world's oldest woman - dies of pneumonia at the age of 116.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Football: Portsmouth thrash Boro

Portsmouth go second in the Premiership after Kanu's double helps them to a stunning win at Middlesbrough.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Tennis: Roddick thrashes Serra

Former champion Andy Roddick thrashes Florent Serra in his opening match at the US Open.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

Bush touts post-Katrina progress

President George W Bush goes to the US Gulf Coast to mark the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

JonBenet suspect charges dropped

Charges against a suspect in the killing of a US child beauty queen are dropped after DNA tests fail to prove a link.
BBC News - August 28, 2006

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