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Rumors Fly Over Rehnquist's Plans

Rumors of an imminent retirement announcement by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist reached a frenzy of bizarre proportions.
New York Times - July 9, 2005
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Hurricane Dennis Nears, on a Familiar Path

More than one million people from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana were told to evacuate as Hurricane Dennis closed in on the Gulf Coast.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

For a Decade, London Thrived as a Busy Crossroads of Terror

Long before bombings ripped through London, Britain had become a breeding ground for hate, fed by militant Islam.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

As Shuttle Returns, Emotions Tug Columbia Families Anew

Families of Columbia crew members find themselves dealing differently with the planned launch on Wednesday.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

In New Court, Roe May Stand, So Foes Look to Limit Its Scope

Cases that are likely to reach the court in the next few years may give a new set of justices the opportunity to restrict abortion.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

A Last Whiff of Fulton's Fish, Bringing a Tear

After more than 170 years of operation, the Fulton Fish Market in Manhattan is moving to a new, custom-made building in the Bronx.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Taliban Says It Beheaded Commando

The Taliban said Saturday that it had beheaded a Navy Seal commando whom it had claimed to be holding for several days.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Australians Riled Over Indonesian Case

SYDNEY, Australia - It would be hard to find an Australian who knows about a woman named Tran Thi Hong Loan, a 33-year old Australian citizen who is serving a life sentence in Vietnam for drug trafficking.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Enemies Join Forces to Lead Sudan on Rocky Road to Peace

Sudan elevated a former rebel leader to the vice presidency of the government he had long tried to overthrow, a merging of onetime combatants into a single leadership.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Marines and Iraqi Troops Start Push Against Rebels

About 600 marines and Iraqi soldiers have begun a fourth offensive against insurgents in less than a month in a volatile western province in Iraq, the military said Saturday.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Brazil cash row claims party head

The chairman of Brazil's Workers' Party resigns amid a growing scandal over alleged vote-buying in parliament.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Iraq envoy 'remarks' anger Egypt

Egypt wants an explanation after Iraqi officials reportedly said its murdered envoy had contacts with militants.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Blaze at London's Hard Rock cafe

A fire breaks out at the fashionable Hard Rock Cafe in central London.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Police evacuate Birmingham centre

Police in Birmingham evacuate bars, pubs and hotels and city homes after intelligence of a threat to the area.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Hurricane winds hit Florida coast

A hurricane that has killed at least 20 across the Caribbean brings winds and rain to the Florida coastline.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Photos Plead: Have You Seen This Person?

Two days after London was rocked by four explosions and at least 49 dead, some 20 to 50 people remain unaccounted for by hospitals, coroners, friends and relatives.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

North Koreans Agree to Resume Nuclear Talks

North Korea has agreed has agreed to return to stalled six-country talks on its nuclear weapons programs later this month.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

British Police Revise Time Span of Subway Blasts

Three bombs exploded "almost simultaneously" on London subway trains, investigators said today.
New York Times - July 9, 2005

Discovery takes on the challenge

The Discovery shuttle crew reflect on the task ahead of them as they prepare to return to space after Columbia.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Wonder sings at Vandross memorial

Singers Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin are among stars paying tribute to the late Luther Vandross.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

Man fears for son after bus blast

A father becomes increasingly concerned about his missing son, who may have been one of the London bus bomb victims.
BBC News - July 9, 2005

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