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Palestinian Civil Servants to Be Paid

Workers loyal to the new emergency government will be paid; employees who remain allied with Hamas will not.
New York Times - July 3, 2007
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Alinghi Holds On to America?s Cup

The Swiss team won a thrilling photo finish over Team New Zealand and clinched the America?s Cup on Tuesday, becoming only the third yacht to retain the 156-year-old trophy.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Clashes at Mosque in Pakistani Capital

Several people were killed in fighting at a mosque run by radical clerics who have challenged the government.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Iraqi Cabinet Approves Part of Oil Law

The cabinet has yet to deal with how the oil revenue would be shared among various groups in the country.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Zimbabwe Price Controls Cause Chaos

Merchants reported huge losses as crowds descended on stores to buy goods at government-ordered prices.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Patient?s TB Is Less Severe Than Thought

Doctors said that the man who caused an health scare would still require as much as two years of treatment.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

On Money, Romney and Giuliani Trail Top Democrats

Mitt Romney?s campaign brought in $14 million in the second quarter, while Rudolph W. Giuliani raised $17 million.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Bush Does Not Rule Out a Libby Pardon

?As to the future, I rule nothing in or nothing out,? the president said, though his spokesman indicated that he thought it unlikely.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Economix: The Tricky Part of an E-ZPass Economy

An economist has found that after an electronic system is put in place, tolls start rising sharply.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

U.S. Auto Sales Wobble; GM Plunges

GM on Tuesday posted a 24 percent decline in June sales, as U.S. automakers lost share and overall monthly sales sputtered in the face of high fuel prices and a weak housing market.
New York Times - July 3, 2007

Ford and GM see US sales decline

Struggling US carmakers Ford and General Motors both see another sharp drop in monthly US sales.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Mexican 'world's richest person'

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim has overtaken Bill Gates to become the world's richest person, a financial website says.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

KKR announces float plan

Private equity group KKR is to float on the New York Stock Exchange, saying it aims to raise as much as $1.25bn.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

'Slave' labourers freed in Brazil

More than 1,000 labourers are found by government officials on a plantation, working 14 hours a day.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Tate to be Doctor's new companion

Catherine Tate is to be Doctor Who's new companion, reprising her "Runaway Bride" character, it is announced.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Call for improved dementia care

The NHS must address failings in dementia care if it is to cope with an increase in cases, a watchdog warns.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Debt costs 'reach record levels'

The burden of paying off household debts has reached record levels, says a leading firm of accountants.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Armagh woman's body exhumed

The body of a woman found dead more than two years ago at Forkhill in County Armagh has been exhumed.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

White House rivals head to Iowa

Contenders in the 2008 US presidential race campaign in Iowa, a key early state in picking each party's nominee.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

SA violent crime 'unacceptable'

South Africa's security minister says cases of violent crime in the country are unacceptably high.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

Football: Blades lose appeal

Sheffield United's bid to regain Premier League status looks to be over after an arbitration panel rejects an appeal for West Ham to lose points.
BBC News - July 3, 2007

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