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Saks Suppliers Want Records of Clothing Transactions

Saks Inc., facing federal investigations on its payments to clothing suppliers and at least two lawsuits from those suppliers, now has to turn over documents in the first suit filed.
New York Times - July 15, 2005
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Harry Potter and the Frenzied Fans: The 6th Book Draws a Crowd

Diehard fans of Harry Potter have been flocking to bookstores across the country today to attend festivities planned around the midnight release of the sixth book in the series.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Court Backs Bush on Trials for Qaeda Suspects at Guant�namo

The panel emphatically overturned a decision that accused President Bush of overstepping his authority.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Israelis Kill 7 Hamas Militants After Rocket Attacks in Gaza

Earlier today, the Palestinian police clashed with Hamas fighters in a continuation of firefights that began Thursday night.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Surge in Suicide Bombings Claims 22 More Lives in Iraq

A spate of suicide attacks in Baghdad continued today as insurgents detonated at least eight suicide car bombs around the city.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Bin Laden's driver to face trial

A US appeals court rules that the Guantanamo Bay trial of a former driver for Osama Bin Laden can go ahead.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Nasa launch off until next week

Space shuttle Discovery will not be launched until late next week at the earliest as a fuel-gauge fault is probed.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

US top judge denies plans to quit

US Chief Justice William Rehnquist says he will continue to serve on the Supreme Court as long as his health allows.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Gut problem link to baby weaning

The timing of when cereal-based foods are introduced into a baby's diet could be critical to avoid later gut problems, say US experts.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Teaching tolerance amid tension

The BBC's Mike Baker asks how schools can handle ethnic tensions when a bomber was a learning mentor.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Nine suicide bombs rock Baghdad

At least 16 Iraqis are killed and many wounded in a spate of suicide attacks on security forces in Baghdad.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Criticism over Ryanair terror ad

Nearly 200 complaints are received about a Ryanair advert which refers to the London bombings.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Football: Wright-Phillips bid snub

Man City boss Stuart Pearce insists Shaun Wright-Phillips wants to stay, as his club reject a �20m Chelsea bid.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Venezuela doctors in Cuba protest

Venezuela's doctors take to the streets to express their anger at an influx of Cuban doctors.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Official denies Railtrack 'plot'

There was no government plan to force Railtrack into administration, a senior civil servant tells the High Court.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Golf: Nicklaus bows out

Jack Nicklaus makes an emotional farewell as Tiger Woods dominates the Open on day two.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

New Harry Potter book hits shops

The sixth Harry Potter book goes on sale, as JK Rowling greets fans at the Edinburgh launch.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Bomber's family are 'devastated'

The family of 18-year-old London bus bomber Hasib Mir Hussain say he was a loving and normal young man.
BBC News - July 15, 2005

Woods Extends His Lead With Ease at St. Andrews

With a punishing driver and a deft putting touch, Tiger Woods used three birdies in his first nine holes to extend his lead.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Egyptian Detained in Cairo in Connection With London Attack

It is not clear whether Magdy el-Nashar, 33, is a witness or a suspect, but he is believed to have known some of the bombers.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

Argentine Ruling Revives Cases of 'Dirty War' Victims

Human rights groups face a long process with a huge volume of court complaints.
New York Times - July 15, 2005

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