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Will Smith voted 2008s top moneymaking movie star
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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Review Just say I dont to Bride Wars
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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Intel will miss its already-lowered 4Q targets
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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LG shows off Dick Tracy wristwatch phone
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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Audiovox to expand availability of TV on the road
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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How big Jurassic flying reptiles got off ground
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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Israeli strikes, Hamas rockets resume after pause
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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US supports Egyptian-French initiative on Gaza
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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Gaza fighting rages despite cease-fire proposal
Southern Ledger - January 7, 2009
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US News Archive for September 2004:
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Clinton's heart surgery successful
Former President Clinton successfully underwent a quadruple bypass operation Monday, his doctor said. "He's recovering normally at this point," said Dr. Craig Smith, who performed the surgery. In the operation, healthy blood vessels were taken from the chest wall and from Clinton's leg. The healthy vessels were then stitched in to bypass the diseased vessels...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Clinton's heart surgery success
Former President Clinton's heart bypass surgery was successful, and he is resting comfortably, New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Clinton's office said in a joint statement Monday...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Kerry, Bush on holiday stump
Jobs were the order of the day for both presidential campaigns, which were fanning out across the Midwest. President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney were heading to three states between them; Democratic nominee John Kerry and running mate John Edwards were venturing to six...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Weakened but Persistent Storm Hits Shore of Florida Panhandle
The storm was moving north-northwest at about 8 mph, and was not expected to regain hurricane strength, forecasters said...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Clinton Resting After 'Successful' Heart Bypass, Hospital Says
Bill Clinton had a successful quadruple heart bypass operation today to relieve clogged arteries...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Congress to Face Many Tough Issues as Election Day Nears
Congress's new session has been complicated by the call to reorganize intelligence agencies and Congress itself...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Singh Takes Over Golf's No. 1 Ranking
Vijay Singh won the Deutsche Bank Championship to knock Tiger Woods from No. 1 in the world golf rankings after a record 264 consecutive weeks...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Maradona 'can be treated abroad'
Former football star Diego Maradona can return to Cuba for drug rehabilitation, his lawyer says...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
Florida braces for Frances, again
Floridians are bracing for a rejuvenated Frances to make landfall as a hurricane this evening, after its lumbering 30-hour creep across the state over the weekend. Now a tropical storm, Frances is centered 110 miles southeast of Apalachicola. Forecasters say the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico could pump Frances back to hurricane status before it makes landfall on the panhandle...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Anger mounts as Russia mourns
Russians are observing two days of national mourning as anger mounts over the government's handling of a school hostage siege that left more than 330 people dead...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Clinton undergoing bypass surgery
Former President Clinton was undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery Monday at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, the surgeon's office said...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Car Bomb Kills 7 U.S. Marines and 3 Iraqi Soldiers Near Falluja
The deadliest attack on Americans in Iraq since May came as Iraqi officials announced that Saddam Hussein's deputy had not been captured on Sunday...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Clinton's Heart Surgery Is Reportedly Under Way
Former President Bill Clinton was reported to be in the operating room today for surgery expected to last until 12:30 p.m. ET...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Even in an Age of Terrorism, Towers Are Sheathed in Glass
Defying concerns that post-9/11 construction would be dominated by concrete bunkers, the designers of new buildings in New York are turning to glass facades...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
GSK faces anti-depressant lawsuit
GlaxoSmithKline faces a US lawsuit alleging that it covered up negative research on its anti-depressant drug Paxil...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
Frances 'may step up to hurricane'
Frances weakened to a tropical storm Sunday as it hovered over west-central Florida, pounding the region with powerful winds and dumping rain on the entire state. But it could still regain hurricane strength by Monday evening, prompting a hurricane warning from Destin in the Panhandle to Anna Maria Island south of St. Petersburg...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Days of mourning in Russia
Russians have begun two days of national mourning for more than 330 people killed in a school hostage siege...
CNN - September 6, 2004
In School's Ruins, a Town Confronts the Unthinkable
Middle School No. 1 was opened Sunday to the people of Beslan, Russia...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
US soldiers killed in Iraq ambush
US soldiers are killed in an ambush on a military convoy near Falluja in Iraq, officials say...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
France honours director Spielberg
France makes Steven Spielberg a Legion of Honour, in recognition of his film-making talent...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
Bush's bid to connect with voters
President Bush attempts to re-create the sense that he is a good man who can be trusted, says the BBC's Justin Webb...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
Frances downgraded but dangerous
Frances weakened to a tropical storm Sunday as it hovered over west-central Florida, pounding the region with powerful winds and dumping rain on the entire state. One possible storm-related death was reported. But it could still regain hurricane strength in the Gulf of Mexico and a hurricane warning is in place from Destin in the Panhandle to Anna Maria Island south of St. Petersburg...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Russia parades siege suspect
Russian state-run television says the government has a man in custody who was part of the group responsible for the deadly school siege in Beslan. In the town, the first funerals have been held hostages killed in the siege...
CNN - September 6, 2004
Frances pounds Florida
One possible storm-related death -- a car crash -- was reported Sunday as Frances, which has been downgraded to a tropical storm, continued to pound Florida with powerful winds and heavy rain. But it could still regain hurricane strength in the Gulf of Mexico...
CNN - September 6, 2004
2nd Hurricane Deepens Wounds in Stricken Florida
Millions were left without power and hundreds of thousands without ready access to gasoline, groceries or other daily staples...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Kerry Enlisting Clinton Aides in Effort to Refocus Campaign
Former President Bill Clinton offered John Kerry advice, as Mr. Kerry enlisted more Clinton advisers for the campaign...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Thousands Missing in Revenue Records of Culinary Charity
The James Beard Foundation cannot account for how it has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual revenue...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Under Attack, Director Says Hollinger's Black Misled Him
Richard N. Perle, a director at the media company Hollinger International who was criticized in an internal report, says he was duped by its former chief, Conrad M. Black...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
In Trying Time, Scaling Down Expectations of Job Growth
The reception of 144,000 new jobs as adequate employment growth is evidence of economists' more modest view of what the economy can deliver...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Products Slide Into More TV Shows, With Help From New Middlemen
Television networks have worked hard in the last two years to strike their own product placement deals, closing the gap with the movies...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Merck Says It Will Post the Results of All Drug Trials
The move comes ahead of a House hearing this week where, it is expected, drug companies will be excoriated for refusing to publish unfavorable clinical trial results...
New York Times - September 6, 2004
Red Sox pip Rangers
Boston Red Sox beat Texas Rangers 6-5 to keep up the pressure in the AL East...
BBC News - September 6, 2004
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