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Reports Critique U.S. Red Cross's Katrina Response

The U.S. Red Cross often failed to meet the needs of victims, according to international Red Cross officials.
New York Times - April 4, 2006
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CNN	French police, protesters clash
	A million protesters took to the streets of France for a fifth "day of action," hoping to kill a new labor law under which employers could hire and fire young workers more easily. In Paris, pockets of demonstrators threw bottles and rocks at riot police. CNN - April 4, 2006

CNN	France hit by new mass protests
	More than a million protesters took to the streets of France on Tuesday hoping to kill a new labor law that will allow employers to more easily hire and fire young, first-time workers. CNN - April 4, 2006

Labor to Align With Kadima in Israel, Party Leaders Say

The union was expected, with both parties favoring the removal of additional Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
New York Times - April 4, 2006

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Thaksin Shinawatra, a business tycoon turned populist politician, said today he would step down as Thailand's prime minister.
New York Times - April 4, 2006

Violence Mars Latest Protests Against French Labor Law

The demonstration against a new labor law in Paris was marred by clashes between bottle-throwing gangs of youth and police officers.
New York Times - April 4, 2006

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New York's attorney general says that Direct Revenue installed software on computers without permission.
New York Times - April 4, 2006

NBC Said to Be Close to Signing Vieira for 'Today'

A deal to replace Katie Couric with Meredith Vieira of ABC could be completed as soon as this evening.
New York Times - April 4, 2006

Wal-Mart to Offer Help Near Urban Stores

Small retailers will be offered grants, training on how to survive with Wal-Mart in town and free ads.
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Calpine to sell fifth of stations

US energy firm Calpine aims to sell one-fifth of its power plants as part of its turnaround plans.
BBC News - April 4, 2006

Norton settles price fixing claim

Healthcare giant Norton pays �13.5m compensation to the NHS to settle a claim for alleged price fixing.
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Tiger Woods will begin his campaign for a fifth Masters title alongside Robert Allenby and Edoardo Molinari.
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Birmingham climb out of the Premiership's drop zone with a win which dents Bolton's European hopes.
BBC News - April 4, 2006

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Filppo Inzaghi and Andriy Shevchenko's late goals send AC Milan into the Champions League semi-final.
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Football: Villarreal edge past Inter

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