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Police take Pinochet's mug shot

Chile's former ruler Augusto Pinochet is fingerprinted and photographed by police for the first time.
BBC News - December 28, 2005
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CNN	Heavy snow snarls Europe traffic
	A storm that dumped heavy snow from the Czech Republic to Croatia creates headaches for European commuters, causing trucks to jackknife in Austria and stranding hundreds of motorists overnight in northern France. CNN - December 28, 2005

CNN	Israeli tanks bombard Gaza
	The Israeli military pounded northern Gaza with artillery fire Wednesday evening after warning Palestinian civilians to stay out of a zone used by militants to fire rockets at Israel. CNN - December 28, 2005

U.N. Rejects Sunni Demand for New Vote in Iraq

A United Nations official today stated publicly for the first time that the results of the Iraqi parliamentary election were valid.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Fatah Rivals Join to Endorse Candidates for Parliament

Two factions in the Palestinian leader's party resolved enough of their differences today to submit a single list of candidates.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Joint Chiefs Chairman Tours Mideast to Praise Troops

Gen. Peter Pace, opening a week-long tour of six countries in the Middle East and Central Asia, praised American troops at an airbase today.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Iran Hints at Warmer Reception to Russian Nuclear Proposal

An official said Iran would study a proposal aimed at breaking the deadlock in efforts to block Iran's nuclear development.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Inquiry Criticizes Official Handling of Russian School Raid

The head of a parliamentary commission said the siege could have been prevented if the local police had done their jobs.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Former Top Enron Accountant Pleads Guilty to Fraud

Richard Causey is seen as a possible witness in the coming trial of Kenneth L. Lay and Jeffrey K. Skilling.
New York Times - December 28, 2005

Delta pilots agree to 14% pay cut

Pilots at troubled US airline Delta vote to approve a 14% pay cut to help the bankrupt carrier survive an expected cash crunch.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Deal frees Brazil prison hostages

Inmates at a jail in Brazil set free more than 200 hostages, after a deal is done to end a four-day crisis.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Dozens charged over Katrina fraud

Almost 50 people face charges in the US for allegedly stealing Red Cross funds meant for hurricane victims.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Many suffer 'home alone' deaths

Thousands of people die miserable deaths alone, uncared for and in poverty, figures suggest.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Stay-on cash for 380,000 students

Maintenance payments have been given to some 380,000 students over 16, it is announced.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Madrassas refuse to expel pupils

Pakistan's religious schools refuse to meet the president's 31 December deadline to expel foreign students.
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Football: Liverpool win derby

Liverpool cruise to their ninth successive Premiership win at nine-man Everton.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

'Lawyers denied' in Ethiopia case

Opposition leaders on trial in Ethiopia complain that they have not been allowed access to their lawyers.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Enron's Causey agrees guilty plea

The former accountant of US energy giant Enron makes a plea bargain ahead of trial in January.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Turkey insult law 'may be dumped'

Turkey's foreign minister indicates that a law being used to prosecute people for insulting the state could be scrapped.
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Kennedy warns of poverty gap

Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy warns of a "continuing widening of the gap between rich and poor".
BBC News - December 28, 2005

Top Jewish group 'terror' apology

Britain's top Jewish body apologies to an Islamic charity for branding it a "terrorist organisation".
BBC News - December 28, 2005

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