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CNN	Scandal stirs racial tensions in southern town
	The arrest of two women teachers on charges of having sex with their male students has brought cries of lingering racism in one of South Carolina's most conservative counties and evoked some of the South's oldest and deepest-seated racial taboos. CNN - March 28, 2007 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Sailors shown on Iran TV
	The female British sailor detained by Iran along with 14 male sailors and marines in the Persian Gulf last week said her crew "trespassed" in Iranian waters, in comments broadcast Wednesday on Iranian television. CNN - March 28, 2007

CNN	Sailors shown in video
	The lone female British sailor detained last week with 14 male sailors and marines by Iran said in comments broadcast Wednesday on Iranian television that she and her crewmates "trespassed" in Iranian waters. CNN - March 28, 2007

Study Re-evaluates Evolution of Mammals

The mass extinction of 65 million years ago apparently did not clear the way for the rise of today?s mammals.
New York Times - March 28, 2007

Top Prize for Rogers, Iconoclastic Architect

Three decades after Paris?s Pompidou Center brought him fame, Richard Rogers received the profession?s top honor.
New York Times - March 28, 2007

Saudi King Condemns U.S. Occupation of Iraq

At an Arab summit, King Abdullah referred to it as an ?illegitimate foreign occupation.?
New York Times - March 28, 2007

Dispute Over Britons Held by Iran Escalates

Britain froze all ?bilateral business? with Iran and the Iranians displayed some of the prisoners on television. Iran indicated one sailor could be released soon.
New York Times - March 28, 2007

State of the Art: The Sermon on the Tapes

When old media formats die, there are ways to bring your Super 8 films, VHS tapes and 8-tracks into the DVD world.
New York Times - March 28, 2007

Brazil's Gol to buy rival Varig

Brazilian budget airline Gol unveils plans to buy its struggling rival Varig for $275m (�140m).
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Jail for Venezuelan baseball star

Former major league baseball pitcher Ugueth Urbina of Venezuela is given 14 years in prison for attempted murder.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Brazil police hold 24-hour strike

Federal police across Brazil are staging a 24-hour strike, demanding a promised salary increase.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

'Malnutrition' deaths in Colombia

Colombia investigates reports that dozens of children have died from malnutrition in Choco province.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

'Flaming debris' nearly hits jet

Pilots on a Chilean passenger jet report flaming debris falling past their plane as it approached Auckland airport.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Grisham collects lifetime honour

Novelist John Grisham wins a lifetime achievement honour at the British Book Awards in London.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Call for blogging code of conduct

Bloggers have been forced to examine their community following death threats to a prominent technology writer.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Mammal rise 'not linked' to dinos

The extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago had little effect on the evolution of mammals, scientists say.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

New Diplomas move a step closer

Steps are taken towards the biggest shake-up of England's exam system for a generation.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Health secretary in Muslim GP row

Patricia Hewitt is embroiled in a row over whether some Muslim GPs abuse patient confidentiality.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Boy, 16, accused of man's murder

A 16-year-old boy is charged with the murder of a man found dead in a flat in Rhyl earlier in the month.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Drive to tackle forced marriage

Police urge victims of forced marriages and domestic abuse within black and ethnic communities to come forward.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

Two-goal Healy is hero at Windsor

Northern Ireland go top of their Euro 2008 qualifying group after a 2-1 victory over Sweden in Belfast.
BBC News - March 28, 2007

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