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Broadcasts to mobile devices to start in 22 cities
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New TV trends Internet movies, 3-D, power saving
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UN halts Gaza aid, truce resolution deal approved
Southern Ledger - January 9, 2009

UN Security Council calls for Gaza cease-fire
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UN Security Council calls for immediate Gaza truce
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UN calls for immediate cease-fire in Gaza
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Pope Benedict jokes about hoarse voice
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Attack on US troops kills Afghan 3 civilians
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Travoltas hold private memorial for son in Florida
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Crews contain Colo. wildfire residents return
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Border Patrol to close Calif. plaza for new fence
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Panel recommends impeaching Ill. governor
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Tebow leads Fla. past Okla. 24-14 for BCS title
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Merle Haggard sues environmental group
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2 arrested in burglary at Gregg Allmans Ga. home
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Kings beat Ducks 4-3
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School ballots 'no help to poor'

Poorer children are not more likely to take up a school place allocated through a lottery, researchers say.
BBC News - March 1, 2007
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Deal Reached on Sex Offenders Bill

The deal marked the second time this week that Gov. Eliot Spitzer broke a deadlock on a contentious issue that had divided New York lawmakers for years.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Bush Vows to Speed Up Aid for Gulf Coast

President Bush made his 14th trip to the Gulf Coast since Hurricane Katrina struck in the late summer of 2005.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

House Votes to Ease Rules on Union Organizing

The bill would enable employees to unionize as soon as a majority sign cards saying they favor a union.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Poll Shows Majority Back Health Care for All

Americans are willing to pay higher taxes to do it, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Cairo Journal: In Arab Hub, the Poor Are Left to Their Fate

Cairo is a ruralized metropolis where people live by their wits and devices, cut off from the authorities and the law.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Army Relieves General of Walter Reed Command

The dismissal came after reports disclosed shoddy care and poor living conditions for soldiers wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Top Taliban Leader Is Arrested in Pakistan

Mullah Obeidullah is the most important Taliban member to be arrested since the invasion of Afghanistan by American forces in 2001.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

[TS] High & Low Finance: Responsible Lending: Now Too Risky?

The government may be arriving far too late to prevent damage to borrowers from subprime mortgages, and just in time for its intervention to make things worse.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Dell?s Profit Falls on Computer Sales

Sales flagged as the company struggled with operational and accounting issues in the fourth quarter.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

G.M. Reports Unexpected Increase in Feb. Sales

Meanwhile, Detroit?s other automakers experienced significant declines.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

13 Charged in Insider Trading Ring

The accused include a Morgan Stanley compliance official, a UBS research executive and traders for hedge funds and brokerage firms.
New York Times - March 1, 2007

Lenovo recalls 205,000 batteries

Lenovo, the Chinese computer firm which last year bought IBM, recalls about 205,000 batteries made by Sanyo.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

Bomb threat at Columbine school

Columbine High School, the site of the 1999 US school massacre, is evacuated after a bomb threat.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

US military hospital boss removed

The head of the US army's flagship military hospital loses his post, amid a scandal over the neglect of wounded soldiers.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

China says US 'nosy neighbour'

China hits back at the US over calls for greater transparency in Beijing's military spending.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

US tornadoes kills 13 in Alabama

Thirteen people die in Alabama as tornadoes hit several US states, and the White House offers federal aid.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

Towers point to ancient Sun cult

The oldest solar observatory in the Americas has been discovered pointing to the existence of ancient Sun cults, scientists report.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

Warning over children who abuse

Children at risk of sex offending need more help in a bid to reverse the rising number of sex crimes committed by youngsters, experts say.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

UK 'needs to cut' gas dependency

The IEA says the UK should be less dependent on gas power, and develop nuclear and renewable energy sources.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

'Not enough progress' on poverty

More than 900,000 people in Scotland are living in poverty, including 240,000 children, a study warns.
BBC News - March 1, 2007

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