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CNN	Police: No motive known for Wisconsin killings
	Police have found no clear motive for why a man opened fire with a handgun during a church service at a Wisconsin hotel, killing seven people before taking his own life, a police spokesman said today. Terry Ratzmann, 44, fired 22 shots, stopping once to reload, and then shot himself. CNN - March 13, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Police: No motive known for Wisconsin killings
	Police say they do not know why Terry Ratzmann, 44, burst into a Wisconsin church service and opened fire, killing seven people and then himself. CNN - March 13, 2005

Police Search for Answers in Wisconsin Shooting

The police said today that they had found "no clear motive" in Saturday's shooting, in which a gunman killed seven other people and himself.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Pope Leaves the Hospital

Pope John Paul II went home to the Vatican, raising hopes that his condition is much improved after an 18-day stay in the hospital.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Protests and Fraud Accusations Mark Kyrgyzstan Elections

CHARDAK, Kyrgyzstan, March 13 - This remote Central Asian republic held today the most fractious elections in its post-Soviet history, marked by protests and accusations of fraud.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Illinois Earns Tournament's Top Seed

Joining the Big Ten champion Illini as No. 1s on Sunday were North Carolina and Duke from the Atlantic Coast Conference and Washington of the Pac-10.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Israel Pledges to Dismantle 24 West Bank Settlements

The cabinet decision was the strongest public commitment to remove at least some of the more recent settlement outposts, as demanded by the Middle East peace plan.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Disney's Board Chooses Iger as New Chief

Robert A. Iger, Disney's president, will replace Michael D. Eisner, the chief executive who is departing next year.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Lufthansa Negotiating to Take Over Swiss International Air Lines

The deal would mark a step toward consolidation among European carriers that are still largely organized along national lines.
New York Times - March 13, 2005

Loch hunt for missing pair halted

Fears over a missing father and his 13-year-old daughter grow as rescuers end their search for the night.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Key to severe skin disease found

Scientists discover a gene responsible for a devastating and life-threatening skin disease.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Comic Relief song tops the chart

McFly's official single for Comic Relief, All About You, becomes the new number one in the UK.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Football: Newcastle in Cup semis

Patrick Kluivert scores the only goal as Newcastle reach the FA Cup semi-finals.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Football: Blackburn reach semis

Paul Dickov's late penalty sends Blackburn into the semi-finals of the FA Cup.
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Polls close in landmark CAR vote

The Central African Republic holds what most observers describe as successful democratic elections.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Scuffles mar Macedonian elections

Fighting between rival groups breaks out at polling stations in Macedonia during municipal elections.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Syrian troop move 'encourages' US

Syria's vow to leave Lebanon gets a cautious US welcome, as a fresh mass rally is staged in support of Damascus.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Diabetic man forced off BA flight

A diabetic is ordered off a BA flight because staff fear his insulin injection kit may be a security risk.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Pope returns to Vatican after op

The Pope returns to the Vatican after more than two weeks recovering in a Rome hospital from throat surgery.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Report into Deepcut barracks due

A report by MPs on allegations of bullying at the Army's Deepcut barracks in Surrey is set to be released.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

Annan kicks off Mid-East mission

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan is upbeat as he meets the Israeli PM on his first visit to the region in four years.
BBC News - March 13, 2005

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