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CNN	Residents clash with Katrina cleanup crews
	Angry residents and protesters in New Orleans' devastated Lower 9th Ward clashed with workers who were using bulldozers to clear debris from a sidewalk Thursday. CNN - January 5, 2006 READ THE FULL STORY

Florida Court Strikes Down School Voucher Program

The court said the state constitution bars Florida from using taxpayer money to finance a private alternative to the public system.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

I.B.M. Plans to Freeze Pension Plan

The company will offer its employees 401(k) retirement benefits in the future, citing the need for a "more predictable cost structure."
New York Times - January 5, 2006

Iran's Nuclear Team Cancels Talks

Iran threw negotiations into disarray today, as the head of Iran's negotiating team was said to have returned to Tehran.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

World Leaders Express Hopes for Sharon and the Peace Process

Angela Merkel of Germany, Jacques Chirac of France and Vladimir V. Putin of Russia were among leaders sending hopes for a quick recovery to Ariel Sharon.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

Bush and Former Cabinet Members Discuss Topic No. 1: Iraq

President Bush today sought the views of former secretaries of state and defense on his strategy in Iraq.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

Two Win Prestigious Engineering Award

Two former Bell Laboratories researchers were named winners of the 2006 Charles Stark Draper Prize, the engineering equivalent of a Nobel award.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

Retailers Post 3.4% Sales Gains; Wal-Mart Trails Rivals

The nation's merchants, waving deep discounts in the final days before Christmas, drummed up enough last-minute sales to deliver a decent 3.4 percent gain for December.
New York Times - January 5, 2006

Ford's junk rating cut further

Credit rating agency S&P cuts the debt ratings of US carmaker Ford once again, pushing it further into 'junk' territory.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Padilla leaves military custody

US suspect Jose Padilla is transferred from military to a civilian custody to face terror charges.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Views sought on 'boy racer' curbs

A consultation is to get under way on proposals to close Aberdeen's Beach Boulevard to vehicles at night.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Boeing unveils record order book

Boeing unveils a record number of commercial plane orders for 2005, which could push it ahead of European rival Airbus.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Puppies rescued during farm raid

More than 100 dogs are removed from farm buildings in County Down, animal welfare officers say.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Mwaruwari secures Pompey switch

Portsmouth are set to break their transfer record for Zimbabwe striker Benjani Mwaruwari.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Body found near to abduction site

A body is found in an area of North Tyneside where a girl was abducted from her home.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Kelly defends trust school plans

Ruth Kelly says she needs to explain government proposals for England's schools, but offers no concessions.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Galloway joins Big Brother house

MP George Galloway and entertainer Michael Barrymore are among the stars who enter the Big Brother house.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Man charged with toddler kidnap

Police investigating the alleged abduction of a girl charge a man with kidnap and four serious sexual offences.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Iraq suicide bomb blasts kill 120

At least 120 people are killed in two separate suicide attacks in the Iraqi cities of Karbala and Ramadi.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

Doctors prolong Sharon sedation

Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon is to remain under heavy sedation for up to 72 hours after a serious stroke.
BBC News - January 5, 2006

CNN	Deadly day: 134 killed across Iraq
	In the deadliest day in Iraq in nearly four months, at least 134 people are killed and scores wounded in separate insurgent-bomb attacks, authorities say. CNN - January 5, 2006

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