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New Orleans braces for 'the big one'
CNN 		New Orleans braces for 'the big one'
A solemn New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin ordered mandatory evacuations Sunday as his city faced its worst fear -- the threat of a direct hit from a major hurricane that could swamp the low-lying city.
CNN - August 28, 2005
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U.S. Congressional Delegation Delayed at Provincial Airport in Russia
MOSCOW, Aug. 28 - An American congressional delegation was delayed at a provincial airport in Russia today as its members tried to leave the country, in an unexplained breach of diplomatic protocol.
New York Times - August 28, 2005
Stories of Ecuadorean Migrants Who Survived Shipwreck Prompt Calls for Crackdown on Human Smuggling
ABOARD THE CALICUCHIMA, in the Pacific, Aug. 27 - With tears streaming down his face and sea spray blowing through his hair, Manuel Coyago was the first to toss a bouquet of flowers into the choppy waters where three of his sons, just hours into their illegal and dangerous journey to the United Stat...
New York Times - August 28, 2005
Israel Suffers First Suicide Attack Since Gaza Pullout
Hours later, however, the Israeli cabinet voted to allow Egypt to patrol the international border with Gaza, which would allow Israel to pull all its soldiers out of Gaza in the next month.
New York Times - August 28, 2005
Are you affected by Katrina?
Have you been affected by Hurricane Katrina, which is rapidly approaching New Orleans? Tell us your experiences.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Retailers rubbish bag charge plan
Store owners urge ministers to fight plans for a plastic bag charge, ahead of a new report on the proposal
BBC News - August 28, 2005
UK third in corporate rich list
The UK's chief executives slip to third place in global pay league, a new report suggests.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Why red hair ups skin cancer risk
Tiny chemical differences in how our skin reacts to ultraviolet light may explain why redheads have more skin cancer, say scientists.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Boost to CO2 mass extinction idea
A computer simulation of the Earth's climate 250 million years ago suggests that climate warming triggered the so-called "great dying".
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Football: England drop James
England drop David James for next month's World Cup ties but Liverpool's Stephen Warnock gets a first call-up.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Jackson defends Venezuelan head
US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson backs Venezuela Hugo Chavez after a call by a US evangelist for his death.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Ramblers celebrate right to roam
Ramblers across the South West are set to take advantage of new legislation which came into force on Sunday.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
England lead Ashes after epic win
England hold on to beat Australia by three wickets and lead an Ashes series for the first time since 1997.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Rory detectives find man's body
Detectives hunting the killer of Rory Blackhall discover a body after searching a house in Livingston.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Bush praises Iraq charter effort
US President Bush applauds the completion of Iraq's draft constitution despite continuing Sunni opposition.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Boats capsize in North Sea
A man judging a North Sea dinghy race dies of what is thought to be a heart attack after boats capsize in high winds.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Race to escape New Orleans
CNN 		Race to escape New Orleans
The mayor of New Orleans orders the mandatory evacuation of the city as potentially catastrophic Hurricane Katrina approaches, with sustained winds near 175 mph. Many roads are blocked with traffic as residents seek higher ground.
CNN - August 28, 2005
Mandatory Evacuation Ordered for New Orleans as Storm Nears
New Orleans, which has a terrain that makes it particularly vulnerable to storm surges, is facing a potential catastrophe.
New York Times - August 28, 2005
Constitution Sent to Parliament in Iraq Despite Sunni Objections
A draft constitution was formally presented to the National Assembly today and will be submitted to Iraqi voters on Oct. 15.
New York Times - August 28, 2005
Tennis: Davenport wins
Lindsay Davenport warms up for the US Open by beating Amelie Mauresmo in the Pilot Pen final.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
Boxing: Bell retains title
Jamaica's O'Neil Bell knocks out Sebastian Rothmann to retain his IBF cruiserweight title.
BBC News - August 28, 2005
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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