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N.Y. Democrats Endorse Spitzer for Governor

In a speech before delegates today, Eliot Spitzer promised to confront the culture of state government in Albany.
New York Times - May 30, 2006
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Hingis Wins Handily; Petrova and Roddick Out in Paris

The third-seeded Nadia Petrova, one of the dominant figures on clay this season, did not make it past the first round at the French Open today.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

F.B.I. Finds No Trace of Hoffa and Calls Off Search

The F.B.I. today ended a search that began nearly two weeks ago on a suburban horse farm northwest of Detroit.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

Spread of AIDS Is Slowing, U.N. Report Finds

The report finds reasons for optimism, but warns that the number of new infections is still rising in some countries.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

Maryland Jury Finds Sniper Guilty of 6 Murders

John Allen Muhammad, who acted as his own attorney, is already under a death sentence in Virginia.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

Bush Selects Goldman Chief to Take Over Treasury Dept.

The selection of Henry M. Paulson Jr. is a departure from Mr. Bush's initial reluctance to bring Wall Street executives into his administration.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

As Calm Returns to Kabul, 8 Die in Afghan North

The attacks follow at least two other fatal attacks on aid workers in northern Afghanistan in recent weeks.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

3 Days After Quake, Aid Is Slow to Reach Villages

Villagers rooting through rubble in central Java today said no relief agencies had made contact with them.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

High Court to Review $80 Million Smoking Liability Award

The case, an appeal from Philip Morris, is expected to be an important test of constitutional standards set by the court for punitive damage awards.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

Stocks Fall Sharply as Inflation Fears Grow

As Wall Street worried that the Fed may continue to raise interest rates, the Dow Jones dropped 1.6 percent today.
New York Times - May 30, 2006

Grave decisions prove popular in US

American families plan ahead as mausoleums and tombs become more popular than burials and cremations.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Caribbean Aids fight 'is mixed'

The Caribbean, which has the world's second-highest HIV infection rate, has had mixed results in fighting HIV/Aids, says the UN's annual report.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Hewitt survives as Roddick falls

Andy Roddick retires from his first-round match against Alberto Martin at the French Open, but Lleyton Hewitt goes through.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Venezuela leader in Ecuador visit

Venezuela's President Chavez is in Ecuador, for what the authorities there say is just a technical visit.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Chile students clash with police

Police in Chile fire tear gas to disperse thousands of students who are pressing for education reforms.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Indonesian quake

Aid starts to reach survivors of the Indonesian earthquake, as the official death toll continues to rise. Send us your comments.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Record �14.9bn loss at Vodafone

Vodafone reports a �14.9bn loss - a UK record - after it admits some of its assets were worth less than it thought.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Parents in tribute to stab victim

The parents of a student stabbed to death on a train in Cumbria pay tribute to their "A-grade son".
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Mother's tribute to Iraq soldier

A Welsh Cavalry soldier killed with a colleague in Iraq "was taken from us too young and too soon," says his mother.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

FBI fails to find Hoffa's remains

A two-week FBI search of a Michigan farm for the body of union boss Jimmy Hoffa ends without result.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

Daewoo boss gets 10 years in jail

Kim Woo-choong, the founder of South Korea's Daewoo Group, is sentenced to 10 years in jail for fraud.
BBC News - May 30, 2006

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