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Oriana Fallaci, Writer-Provocateur, Dies at 77

Oriana Fallaci was a dissecting interviewer of the powerful and an iconoclastic journalist.
New York Times - September 15, 2006
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Closing Arguments Delivered in Gotti Case

A prosecutor said today that John A. Gotti�s defense of having quit the Mafia was an elaborate ruse.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Pope Faces Crisis as Muslim Outcry Grows

Muslim leaders around the world accused Pope Benedict XVI of dividing religions and demanded an apology.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Congressman Faces Up to 27 Months in Prison

Representative Bob Ney pleaded guilty to two charges related to his dealings with the Jack Abramoff.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Pirro Takes Husband to Task for Ticket

The Republican candidate for attorney general sharply criticized her husband for causing trouble once again.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Bush Strongly Defends Plan on Prisoners

The president made it clear that he is not abandoning the main pillars of his anti-terrorism agenda despite opposition by key Republican senators.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Stores Throw Out Bagged Spinach After Federal Warning

Officials continued to investigate an outbreak of E. coli bacteria that has so far claimed one life and sickened more than 50 people in 10 states.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Iraq to Seal Off Baghdad Next Month

The project will ring Baghdad with trenches and set up traffic checkpoints to control movement in and out of the city.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Inquiry Sought on China's Tariffs on Imported Auto Parts

The U.S., the European Union and Canada plan to ask the World Trade Organization to set up a panel to investigate.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

Daimler Seeks Partners in China to Build Cars

The company has concluded that it cannot build its own subcompact cars in North America cheaply enough to make money on them.
New York Times - September 15, 2006

G7 likely to discuss US slowdown

G7 finance ministers are expected to discuss the apparent US slowdown when they meet in Singapore.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

US Republican agrees guilty plea

Bob Ney, a leading US Republican lawmaker, agrees to plead guilty in a corruption scandal.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Mexico protesters dismantle camp

Protesters in Mexico City who say presidential polls were rigged dismantle their tent city, but vow to continue their fight.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Annan calls for Mid-East solution

The world must strive to solve the crisis in the Middle East, the UN chief tells the Non-Aligned Movement summit.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Hurricane Lane heads for Mexico

Tropical Storm Lane turns into a hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast as it heads for the Baja California peninsula.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Murder probe after man found dead

Police launch a murder investigation after a man is found dead in Ballymena, County Antrim.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

EU sees Palestinian 'opportunity'

The EU's Finnish presidency urges member countries to welcome the creation of a new Palestinian government.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Mass march against Taiwan leader

Thousands of Taiwanese march through the capital demanding the resignation of President Chen Shui-bian.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Boxing: Witter wins WBC title

Junior Witter outpoints DeMarcus Corley to take the vacant WBC light welterweight title on Friday.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Prison overtime row goes to court

The Prison Service obtains an injunction to stop warders refusing overtime after a row about suicide watch duties.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

Union names date for NHS strike

The first national strike in the health service for 18 years is to go ahead next Thursday in a row about privatisation.
BBC News - September 15, 2006

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