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Police shot dead in Mexican city

Two police officers are shot dead in a northern Mexican border city, the focus of a major anti-drugs operation.
BBC News - July 20, 2005
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Administration Calls Media Shield Bill 'Bad Public Policy'

The Bush administration said today that proposed legislation to create a federal law to protect reporters from being jailed when they refuse to reveal their sources is "bad public policy."
New York Times - July 20, 2005

James Doohan, Scotty on 'Star Trek,' Dies at 85

James Doohan faked a Scottish burr to create one of television's most endearing characters, Chief Engineer Montgomery (Scotty) Scott on "Star Trek."
New York Times - July 20, 2005

Bush Urges 'Timely' Hearing; Democrats Promise Scrutiny

On Capitol Hill, Judge John G. Roberts was greeted warmly by Republicans, but Democrats were far more restrained.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

The Strategy for a Successful Nomination: Disarm Opposition

John G. Roberts is likely to confound Democrats as they head into what they had long expected to be a difficult battle.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

Efforts to Delay Gaza Withdrawal Are Easily Defeated

Israel's Parliament easily voted down three bills today aimed at delaying the withdrawal of Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

Britain Takes Step Toward Deporting Radical Clerics

Britain struck a preliminary agreement with Jordan that could lead to the expulsion of a suspected close ally of Osama bin Laden.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

Unocal Board Accepts Raised Bid From Chevron

Unocal and Chevron announced today they had agreed to a richer merger agreement, one that could thwart a rival offer from Cnooc, a Chinese oil company.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

Greenspan Signals Further Rate Increases in Testimony on Hill

The Fed chief said that recent reports indicate that the economy has recovered from a soft patch earlier in the year.
New York Times - July 20, 2005

EBay ups forecast as profits jump

Online auction house eBay raises its full year forecasts as it unveils a 53% surge in profits during the three months to June.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Swimming: Peterson wins gold

Chip Peterson wins the men's 10km open water race at the World Swimming Championships.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Police seize Bush grenade suspect

Police in Georgia arrest a man suspected of throwing a grenade towards US President George Bush earlier this year.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

New twist in Brazil graft probe

The former treasurer of Brazil's governing party admits it broke the law when financing election campaigns.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

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Wreckage from a planetary impact 1,000 years ago is seen around another star
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Warning on Chunnel Rail link cost

UK taxpayers may end up paying more than forecast for the Channel Tunnel Rail link, a spending watchdog warns.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Benign breast lumps cancer link

Women who have certain types of benign breast disease have a higher risk for breast cancer, say US researchers.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Fears for future of radar station

Opposition MPs demand a full Commons statement amid fears for the future of defence jobs across Scotland.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Father guilty of killing baby son

A father who became irritable if his computer game was interrupted is convicted of killing his four-month-old son.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Cricket: Vaughan upbeat

England captain Michael Vaughan believes his side have shown Australia they will be a threat at Lord's.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

Niger's president in famine zone

President Mamadou Tanja visits Niger's famine-hit south as the UN criticises world response to the crisis.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

PM meets police and intelligence

Tony Blair is set to reopen the issue of using phone tap evidence in combatting the threat of terrorism.
BBC News - July 20, 2005

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