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Officials in final rallying call

Make Poverty History makes a final call for people to join its march in Edinburgh and rid the world of poverty.
BBC News - July 1, 2005
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Luther Vandross, R&B Singer, Dies at 54

Grammy winner Luther Vandross, who sold more than 25 million albums while providing the romantic backdrop for millions of couples worldwide, died today at 54.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Democrats Warn Bush on Choosing Successor to O'Connor

Democrats warned President Bush not to try to appoint someone whose views they consider extreme. Republicans, meanwhile, signaled that they were girding for a fight.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Aide to Ayatollah Is Killed in Baghdad

A senior aide to Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani was gunned down by assassins and a suicide car bomb exploded near the office of a major Shiite political party.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

U.S. Continues Search for Missing Team in Afghan Mountains

The small reconnaissance is team missing in mountainous terrain in eastern Afghanistan where a helicopter was shot down on Tuesday, killing all 16 aboard.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Italy Demands 'Full Respect' From U.S. Over Terror Suspect's Seizure

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi summoned the American ambassador to explain the reported abduction of a Muslim cleric by officers and operatives of the Central Intelligence Agency.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Iranian Leader Denies He Was Among Radicals at Embassy

"It is not true," Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president-elect of Iran said today. "It is only rumors."
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Fears grow for US missing troops

A US hunt fails to find a lost military team, in an Afghan rescue mission which has already claimed 16 US lives.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Microsoft pays out $775m to IBM

Microsoft agrees to pay $775m to settle an anti-trust case launched by IBM amid claims of discriminatory pricing and overcharging.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

LA's new Latino mayor is sworn in

Los Angeles' first Latino mayor in more than a century, Antonio Villaraigosa, is inaugurated.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

US carmakers reverse sales slide

GM and Ford reveal a rise in US sales in June - with GM lifted by aggressive discounts - ending months of declines.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Simpler way to spot ovary cancer

Doctors say they have found an easier way to diagnose ovarian cancer.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Soldier dies in 'tragic' accident

An 18-year-old British soldier died after accidentally shooting himself at a base in Iraq, it is confirmed.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Children injured in car stoning

Two children are taken to hospital after stonethrowers attack cars coming from an Orange Order parade.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Mexico stands firm in stamp row

A set of Mexican postage stamps branded racist in the US are just "an image in a comic", President Fox says.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Annan reminds G8 of world's poor

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan tells G8 leaders not to forget the world's poor during next week's summit.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

Stars and fans get set for Live 8

Fans and musicians around the world are getting ready for the Live 8 series of anti-poverty concerts.
BBC News - July 1, 2005

O'Connor, First Woman on High Court, Resigns After 24 Years

Her departure is likely to ignite a passionate ideological battle throughout the summer.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Schr�der Gets His Wish for Early Election, by Losing Key Vote

German Chancellor Gerhard Schr�der is gambling the election will return him to power with a new mandate for reform.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

A Scary Crash, a Thwarted Deal and Then Plan B

Executives reconstructed the behind-the-scenes maneuvers that led to the $35 billion deal with Bank of America.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

Microsoft to Pay I.B.M. $775 Million to Settle Antitrust Claims

The settlement stems from the Justice Department's antitrust case against Microsoft in the mid-1990's.
New York Times - July 1, 2005

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