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Report Accuses CA Founder Wang of Overseeing Accounting Fraud

Charles B. Wang masterminded accounting gimmicks that inflated sales and profits at Computer Associates for years, a report released today by the company?s directors says.
New York Times - April 13, 2007
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CNN	Lawyer: Rove didn't delete e-mails
	Karl Rove's lawyer on Friday dismissed the notion that President Bush's chief political adviser intentionally deleted his own e-mails from a Republican-sponsored server, saying Rove believed the communications were being preserved in accordance with the law. CNN - April 13, 2007

Rutgers Players Accept Apology From Imus

The coach of the Rutgers team said she hoped the controversy could serve as a ?catalyst for change.?
New York Times - April 13, 2007

Gonzales Aide Suggested Replacements for Attorneys

An e-mail released today contradicted testimony last month in which the attorney general?s aide said that no successors were considered before the attorneys were fired.
New York Times - April 13, 2007

World Bank Board Weighs Response to Chief?s Actions

New evidence suggested that Paul D. Wolfowitz had not been entirely candid about his role in giving his girlfriend a raise and transfer.
New York Times - April 13, 2007

Insurgent Group Says It Bombed Iraqi Parliament

A group that includes Al Qaeda in Iraq today claimed responsibility for the attack on the Parliament building.
New York Times - April 13, 2007

Google Buys DoubleClick for $3.1 Billion

The sale gives Google access to DoubleClick?s software and its relationships with Web publishers and advertisers.
New York Times - April 13, 2007

Magna confirms Chrysler interest

Canadian engineering firm Magna confirms it is examining the possibility of making a bid for US carmaker Chrysler.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Countrywide backs US takeover bid

UK estate agent chain Countrywide backs a �1bn takeover offer from US private equity firm Apollo.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Peruvian anti-coca team fired on

Snipers kill one civilian and injure five police in central Peru in an ambush on a coca eradication operation.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

'Lost' e-mail row over US firings

An inquiry into the sacking of US prosecutors focuses on missing e-mails, some sent by White House adviser Karl Rove.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Bloggers' search for anonymity

Bloggers find new ways of avoiding the internet censors trying to silence dissent on the web.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Mars-probe failure 'human error'

Nasa says human error was to blame for the failure of the $154m Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Immigration fear over Calais plan

French plans for an asylum seeker centre will encourage illegal immigration to the UK, the Tories say.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

NHS 'will not be free in future'

The NHS is unlikely to be free at the point of use within 10 years, according to doctors.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Images of student's body shown

A jury is shown graphic photographs of Angelika Kluk's body after it was found under a church floor.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Bank to act quickly on Wolfowitz

The World Bank board promises to make a speedy decision on the future of embattled president Paul Wolfowitz.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

700 fires put pressure on service

The Fire and Rescue Service is under pressure to maintain normal fire cover and deal with hundreds of gorse fires.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Arrest after MySpace house party

A 17-year-old girl is arrested on suspicion of criminal damage over a party in which a family home was wrecked.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Egypt rejects torture criticism

Egypt rejects a report by human rights group Amnesty International accusing it of the systematic torture.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

Fury at Howard HIV entry ban call

Aids charities react angrily to Australian Prime Minister John Howard's opposition to HIV-positive migrants.
BBC News - April 13, 2007

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