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Panel Finds No Overt Religious Intolerance at Air Force Academy

But a military panel looking into complaints of religious intolerance did find that the academy failed to accommodate the diverse religious needs of cadets and staff.
New York Times - June 22, 2005
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City Council Yields to Bloomberg on Trash Plan

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg got a major political victory in what had become a test of wills with City Council Speaker Gifford Miller, who is also running for mayor.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Chemotherapy Research Leads to Shifts in Lung Cancer Treatment

Research showed that chemotherapy can significantly lengthen life in many patients in whom it was previously thought to be useless.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Marat Safin Finally Finds His Feet on Grass at Wimbledon

Marat Safin beat another former top 10 player and Wimbledon finalist, Mark Philippoussis, in straight sets today.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Conference of Nations Promises to Revive Efforts to Aid Iraq

The conference urged Iraqi leaders to make more efforts to reach out politically to minorities supporting the insurgency.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

U.S. Envoy Faces Daunting Task on Aiding Palestinians in Gaza

James D. Wolfensohn is seeking to turn Israel's planned withdrawal from Gaza into an economic opportunity for Palestinians.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Fighting Kills 40 Taliban Rebels, U.S. Military Says

U.S. and Afghan forces supported by planes and helicopters pursued rebels through mountains in southern Afghanistan.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Europeans Clash With Blair Over Union's Future

The president of the European Commission, Jos� Manuel Barroso, put himself on collision course with Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain today.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Colombian Lawmakers Set Rules for Disarming Paramilitaries

The law permits demobilization of fighters but grants benefits to commanders accused of atrocities and drug trafficking.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

Scrushy Jury, With New Member, Must Begin Deliberations Anew

The protracted jury deliberations in the fraud trial of the former HealthSouth chief hit another snag today.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

CNOOC Said to Plan Bid for Unocal

China's state-run oil firm CNOOC has reportedly made a preliminary decision to bid for U.S. producer Unocal.
New York Times - June 22, 2005

EU sugar reform splits exporters

African and Caribbean states fear the impact of plans to slash EU sugar subsidies but the reform is hailed by Brazil.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

UN boosts Haiti peacekeeper force

The UN Security Council votes to send more than 700 extra peacekeepers to Haiti for elections later this year.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

'Fog of ignorance' over superbugs

There is still a "fog of ignorance" over hospital superbugs despite years of warnings, MPs say.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

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Two men are taken to hospital after a microlight aircraft makes an emergency landing in County Tyrone.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

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Action to tackle unnecessary hospital admissions and bed-blocking is needed across the board, a report warns.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

Swiss rail network grinds to halt

Switzerland's rail network strands 100,000 people for three hours after a power surge halts all trains.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

Cricket: Foxes win tense opener

Leicestershire begin the defence of their Twenty20 Cup title with a five-wicket win over Notts.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

Italy convicts former SS officers

Italy sentences 10 former SS officers to life imprisonment for a World War II village massacre in Italy.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

Final seat contested in election

Voters go to the polls in Staffordshire South - the final undecided contest of the 2005 UK general election.
BBC News - June 22, 2005

Anglican body excludes Churches

A top Anglican body has excluded the North American churches in the row over the ordination of a gay bishop
BBC News - June 22, 2005

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