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Officials' Pitch for Drug Plan Meets Skeptics

The Bush administration is encountering skepticism from some consumers as it tries to sell its most significant domestic policy initiative, the new Medicare drug benefit.
New York Times - July 16, 2005
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Lost in Bombings, Diverse and Promising Lives

The death toll from the July 7 bombings in London stands at 55. The authorities have officially identified 41 of the dead.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

Johnson's Effort Rescues Yankees

Randy Johnson struck out 10 in 6 1-3 innings to rescue the injury-depleted rotation and Alex Rodriguez homered to lead the Yankees.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

By Courting Sunnis, G.I.'s See Security Rise in a Sinister Town

Qabr Abed once served as a weapons depot and safe haven for the insurgency, but these days is relatively safe.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

Iran Arrests 200 in Sweep for Terrorists

Iran said Saturday that it had arrested 200 people and deported another 800, all of whom it said were part of a terrorist cell.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

Bomber in Iraq Uses Tanker to Kill 58

A suicide bomber in a fuel truck blew himself up beside a Shiite mosque today in a town south of Baghdad.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

Corrupted PC's Find New Home in the Dumpster

In the face of of growing legions of digital pests, many PC owners are simply replacing embattled machines rather than fixing them.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

Jail for Nigerian bank fraudster

A Nigerian woman is jailed for her part in a scam which defrauded a Brazilian bank to the tune of f $242m.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Fears over power station chimneys

The four towers at Battersea Power Station may have to be taken down amid concerns over corrosion.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Aceh rebels agree to peace deal

Rebels from the Indonesian province of Aceh make a tentative peace deal with the Jakarta government.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Abbas warns militants over truce

The Palestinian leader urges militant to halt attacks, but blames Israel for the apparent collapse of a ceasefire.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Horror of fourth bomber's family

The family of the fourth bomber have spoken of their horror at the London bombings.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Golf: Woods battles for lead

Tiger Woods posts a third round 71 to lead the Open Championship by two strokes from Jose Maria Olazabal.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Football: Wright-Phillips blow

Man City boss Stuart Pearce warns Chelsea they will not get Shaun Wright-Phillips on the cheap.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Hurricane heads for Jamaica

Hurricane Emily, which has grown strong again, is getting very close to the Caribbean island of Jamaica.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

US police pursue girl over rock

An 11-year-old girl who flung a rock at a group of boys who were pestering her faces serious criminal charges.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Turkish resort blast kills five

A blast on a minibus in the Turkish resort of Kusadasi kills at least five, including one British and one Irish woman.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Plane disappears in E Guinea

Military aircraft are searching for a plane carrying at least 45 people which disappeared in Equatorial Guinea.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Many killed in Iraq suicide bomb

At least 58 people are killed in a bombing at a town south of Baghdad, the worst single attack in over two months.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

Image of bombers' deadly journey

Police release a CCTV image of the four London bombers as they set out from Luton on their bombing mission.
BBC News - July 16, 2005

By Courting Sunnis, G.I.'s See Sinister Town Turn Almost Safe

If Qabr Abed can maintain its relative calm, which American officers here say will require constant handholding, it would stand as a striking contrast to other Sunni Arab regions in Iraq.
New York Times - July 16, 2005

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