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Invasive mussel confirmed in Utahs Electric Lake
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Microsoft lets Zune music subscribers keep tunes
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Astronauts end spacewalk to repair gummed-up joint
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Dubai parties at hotel gala despite economic gloom
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Warsaw marks borders of former ghetto
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Pakistan protests to US over deep missile strike
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Afghanistan markets its brand of pomegranates
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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China says 19,000 students died in May earthquake
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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Dems delay auto bailout vote, seek plan from Big 3
Southern Ledger - November 21, 2008
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US News Archive for January 2007:
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Lula da Silva vows to help Brazil's poor
Brazil's first working-class president is pledging to use his second term to help the nation's poor with jobs, saying he is committed to boosting an economy hamstrung by high interest rates and low growth since he took office four years ago...
CNN - January 1, 2007
President Bush pays respects to Ford
President Bush and first lady Laura Bush paid their respects to Gerald R. Ford on Monday, joining thousands of other Americans in saying goodbye to the former president...
CNN - January 1, 2007
Romania and Bulgaria Join E.U.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 1 ? Romania and Bulgaria joined the European Union today, helping to end geographic divisions left over from the cold war and extending the borders of the now 27-member bloc eastward to the Black Sea...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Supporters of Thai Ex-Premier Blamed for Blasts
Supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra denied involvement in the bombings that killed three in Bangkok on Sunday...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Somalia Orders Islamists to Turn in Weapons
After the Islamist forces quit their final outpost, the transitional government moved to assert control...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Broncos Player Is Killed in Drive-By Shooting
The limousine in which Darrent Williams was riding was sprayed with gunfire this morning in Denver, the police said...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Spitzer, Sworn In, Signs Ethics Orders and Seeks Reform
In his inaugural speech today, Gov. Eliot Spitzer emphasized that New York State was on the brink of reform and a change of course from the past...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Missing jet 'probably crashed'
An Indonesian passenger jet carrying about 100 people that sent a distress signal after losing contact with flight controllers probably crashed, transport officials say...
CNN - January 1, 2007
Search continues for blizzard's victims
The Civil Air Patrol conducted another aerial sweep of southeastern Colorado on Monday to see if any more travelers were still marooned by the blizzard that created 10-foot snowdrifts...
CNN - January 1, 2007
In rain and cold, Ford mourners wait their turn
They came wearing parkas and bearing umbrellas -- a throng of New Year's Day mourners who braved a rainy wait Monday to join other Americans in paying their last respects to former Preisdent Gerald R. Ford...
CNN - January 1, 2007
Islamists Abandon Final Stronghold in Somalia
The Islamist forces fled the port city of Kismayo today much like they had fled Mogadishu, the capital, last week...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Spitzer Signs Orders on Ethics and Open Government
Eliot Spitzer signed five executive orders in his first morning as governor of New York...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
In Silicon Valley, the Race Is On to Trump Google
Plenty of newcomers ? with names like hakia and Snap ? are trying to beat Google at its own game...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
NFL star dies in Denver shooting
NFL star Darrent Williams, 24, dies in a drive-by shooting in Denver in the early hours of New Year's Day...
BBC News - January 1, 2007
Ban Ki-moon takes over at UN
South Korea's Ban Ki-moon begins his position as secretary general of the United Nations...
BBC News - January 1, 2007
Brazil's Lula sworn in to office
Brazilian president Luis Inacio Lula da Silva is sworn in for a second term in front of thousands of supporters...
BBC News - January 1, 2007
NFL: Play-off berths decided
Kansas City and the NY Jets and Giants reach the play-offs on the final day of the NFL's regular season...
BBC News - January 1, 2007
World ushers in 2007
More than 1 million revelers in Times Square in New York greeted 2007 with cheers, kisses and a whopping 3.5 tons of confetti at the city's massive New Year's Eve party...
CNN - January 1, 2007
Times Square rings in 2007
More than 1 million revelers in Times Square greeted 2007 with cheers, kisses and a whopping 3.5 tons of confetti at the city's massive New Year's Eve party...
CNN - January 1, 2007
Spitzer Arrives With Mandate, but Faces Challenges
Eliot Laurence Spitzer takes the oath of office as New York?s 54th governor with a mandate to take on corruption...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Thousands Honor Ford Under Capitol Dome
Many of those who passed Gerald R. Ford?s casket said they came to pay overdue respect to an overshadowed leader...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
This Remaking of Downtown Has Downside
The revitalization of downtown Madison, Wis., has produced a clash between residents and party crowds...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Chief Justice Advocates Higher Pay for Judiciary
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. declared that the failure by Congress to raise federal judges? salaries in recent years has become a ?constitutional crisis.?...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
3,000 Deaths in Iraq, Countless Tears at Home
The landmark reflects how dangerous a soldier?s job has become in the face of a growing insurgency...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
States Take Lead on Ethics Rules for Lawmakers
Plans by Congressional Democrats to change ethics and lobbying laws are less sweeping than changes already adopted by many state legislatures...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
A Century Later, Los Angeles Atones for Water Sins
A massive river restoration is among the steps the city is taking to make amends for the environmental effects of its water policies...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Nonrenewal of TV License Stokes Debate in Venezuela
Critics say President Hugo Chávez is stifling dissent in Venezuela as he strengthens his control of the broadcasting industry...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Looking Ahead
PRESIDENTIAL HONORS Markets are closed Monday for the New Year?s holiday, and most will remain closed Tuesday for the national day of mourning for former President Gerald R. Ford. The bond markets will be open only until 2 p.m. Mr. Ford?s funeral will be held Tuesday, and he will be buried Wednesday in his hometown, Grand Rapids, Mich...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Hard Choices Over Video of Execution
A second, more graphic video of Saddam Hussein?s execution left TV news executives to make ?delicate editorial decisions? about what to air...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Murdoch vs. Regan: Hollywood Girds for Latest Boldface Battle of Egos
Hollywood enjoys nothing better than a nasty legal battle, which is what may happen if book publisher Judith Regan proceeds with a lawsuit her lawyers have threatened against the News Corporation...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Drilling Down: Less Shoplifting in Health and Beauty Aisle
Cosmetics and health-care products were the items most likely to be shoplifted in 2000. They fell to third in 2006, after meat and analgesics...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
New Journal Hits a Closed Market
Wall Street is shutting down to mark the death of former President Gerald R. Ford on the same day The Wall Street Journal is launching its new design...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
CITIC of China Buys Kazakhstan Oil Assets
The purchase of the oil assets of the Nations Energy Company of Canada is part of China?s aggressive search for energy to maintain its booming economy...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
2006 Called the Deadliest Year for Journalists and Media Workers
There were at least 155 killings and unexplained deaths of journalists and news media workers worldwide in 2006, 68 of which occurred in Iraq...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
E-Commerce Report: Share Grandma?s Birthday, With Music and Animation
Smilebox.com, a start-up based in Redmond, Wash., offers customers the opportunity to build online scrapbooks with animation, music and artwork...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Something Wiki Is Coming to the Web Search Market
The voluntary collaborative ?wiki? model used to create the Wikipedia encyclopedia is being recruited for another challenge: to build a better search engine...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Marsh & McLennan to Sell Putnam Funds to Canadian Group
The sale of Putnam Investments to the Power Corporation of Canada will allow Power to establish a foothold in the U.S. mutual fund business...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
The Sleepy Subject of Canada?s Grain Exports Perks Up
Plans to strip the Canadian Wheat Board of its monopoly control over most of the country?s wheat and barley exports have provoked an ideological clash over open markets...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
The Media Equation: The Lonely Newspaper Reader
What does the sale by the McClatchy Company of the The Minneapolis Star Tribune at a reduced price to a private equity group say about the future of newspapers?...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
At Sea With a Book to Read, and the Author of It, Too
A growing genre of cruises feature popular authors who give readings and seminars ? even knitting lessons ? to boatfuls of book lovers...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Costly Gift from Microsoft Is an Invitation to Blog
The gift of laptops loaded with Windows Vista is only the latest of Microsoft?s efforts to engage the technologically aware, and often anti-Microsoft, blogging community...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Loaded With Personalities, Now Satellite Radio May Try a Merger
If XM and Sirius merged, the new company could reduce programming costs by pruning redundant channels and redundant employees...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Disney Plans to Introduce a Sleek Makeover of Disney.com Site
Disney executives say the new site is more intuitive than its clumsy predecessor and features video and interactive features...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Studios? DVDs Face a Crack in Security
An anonymous computer programmer claims to have hacked the copy protection used in both the HD-DVD and Blu-ray high-definition DVD formats...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
Looking for the Next Google
Plenty of newcomers ? with names like hakia, ChaCha and Snap ? are trying to beat Google at its own game...
New York Times - January 1, 2007
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