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China, US mark ties warmed by pingpong diplomacy
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Asia stocks tumble amid renewed economy worries
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Obama names special watchdog for federal spending
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Gasols 4th-quarter surge leads Lakers
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Wider recognition of work-related qualifications aims to encourage schools to make more use of them.
BBC News - October 20, 2004
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CNN	Hinckley seeks longer outside visits
	John Hinckley Jr., who tried to assassinate President Reagan in 1981, is seeking five-day, unsupervised visits with his parents at their home in Virginia. CNN - October 20, 2004

CNN	Bush, Kerry hammer each other's record
	President Bush and Sen. John Kerry campaigned in Iowa on Wednesday, with Bush focusing on the economy and Kerry tackling national security. At a rally at the North Iowa Fairgrounds, Bush touted his economic successes and warned that Kerry would raise taxes, while Kerry told a rally in Waterloo, Iowa... CNN - October 20, 2004

CNN	Piling on the pressure
	President Bush and Sen. John Kerry hammered at each other's record on Wednesday, campaigning in the showdown state of Iowa. Bush focused on the economy and Kerry discussed national security. CNN - October 20, 2004

Pentagon to Place U.S. Ballot on Internet for Overseas Voters

The Pentagon's decision to post a write-in ballot came after pressure from both the Republican and Democratic Parties.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

Bush and Kerry Try to Win Over Iowa and Its 7 Electoral Votes

John Kerry said the war in Iraq showed that President Bush is not a good leader; Bush doubted Kerry's views on national security.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

Ebay Reports Sharply Higher Profit

EBay, the world's largest online marketplace, today posted a quarterly profit that rose 77 percent from a year ago, fueled by growth in its international and PayPal businesses.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

J.P. Morgan Reports Big Drop in Earnings

J.P. Morgan Chase & Company, the nation's second-largest bank, surprised Wall Street today with a sharp drop in third-quarter earnings.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

Crude Oil Prices Hit $55 a Barrel

The steady decline in distillate fuel inventories comes as traders remain jittery about the world's strong demand and limited crude oil supply cushion.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

KPMG to Pay $10 Million to Settle with S.E.C.

Accounting firm KPMG will pay $10 million to settle charges of improper professional conduct while acting as auditor for Gemstar-TV Guide International.
New York Times - October 20, 2004

Haiti violence scuppers IMF visit

The IMF says unrest in Haiti forces it to postpone talks on an emergency loan for the stricken country.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Gay US bishop: I will not resign

Gay bishop Gene Robinson has told the BBC he regrets the pain caused by his consecration but vows not to resign.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Delta losses soar in fresh crisis

Delta Air Lines makes a $646m quarterly loss, increasing pressure on the airline as it attempts to ward off insolvency.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Guatemalan massacre trial starts

Six former paramilitaries go on trial in Guatemala over the massacre of 143 people during the country's civil war.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Mariners turn to Hargrove

Seattle hire Mike Hargrove as manager after their worst season for 12 years.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Foundation trust records deficit

One of the first foundation NHS trusts is facing intervention after recording a budget deficit.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Human gene number slashed

Human genome researchers have said we have about 10,000 or 20,000 fewer genes than they originally estimated.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Bookies take bets on new Band Aid

Bookies take bets on a new Band Aid single being Christmas No 1, expected to be confirmed by Midge Ure.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Typhoon slams into southern Japan

About 20 people die and dozens of others are missing after a huge typhoon hits south-west Japan.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Iran 'to unveil new nuclear deal'

Iran says it is ready to offer new proposals to meet international concern about its nuclear programme.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

Liverpool votes for smoking ban

Liverpool city councillors decide to push for a new law outlawing smoking in public spaces.
BBC News - October 20, 2004

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