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Science Panel Backs Study on Warming Climate

A paper asserting that recent warming was probably unrivaled for 1,000 years got a qualified endorsement.
New York Times - June 22, 2006
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CNN	Cheney: Iraq pullout 'worst move'
	Withdrawing American troops from Iraq would embolden terrorists and leave the United States and its allies vulnerable to new attacks, Vice President Dick Cheney says. CNN - June 22, 2006

CNN	Cheney: Iraq pullout 'worst possible thing we could do'
	Withdrawing American troops from Iraq would embolden terrorists and leave the United States and its allies vulnerable to new attacks, Vice President Dick Cheney said Thursday in an inteview with CNN. CNN - June 22, 2006

Technical Glitch Opens Window Into Leak Case

Blacked-out passages from a grand jury's investigation into steroid use in baseball are visible in a word processor.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

High Court Affirms Award in Discrimination Case

The ruling broadens the protections for workers who sue their employers for retaliation after lodging complaints.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Bush Compares Iraq War to Hungary's Uprising

A hillside speech in Budapest concluded a two-day European trip aimed at promoting trans-Atlantic unity.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Abbas and Olmert Embrace at Informal First Meeting

The Palestinian president and Israeli prime minister promised to accelerate preparations for a substantive summit meeting.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Senate Rejects Democratic Efforts on Iraq

The votes, 86 to 13 on one measure and 60 to 39 on the second, reflected not only deep divisions between Republicans and Democrats but within the Democratic ranks as well.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Demand for Hong Kong Company's Assets Puzzles Analysts

The bidding war over the assets of PCCW, Hong Kong's biggest telecommunications company, is looking stranger every day.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Allianz to Lay Off 7,280 in Germany

The insurance giant will lay off about 4 percent of its worldwide work force as part of a restructuring program.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

French Lawmakers Debate Forcing iTunes to Open to Rivals

French legislators will vote on a proposed law that may force Apple Computer to license its iTunes song format to rival makers of portable music players.
New York Times - June 22, 2006

Cricket: Windies batsmen shine

West Indies make 207-1 on the first day of the third Test against India in St Kitts.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Bolivia protest over Cuba medics

Bolivian doctors stage a second protest against an influx of Cuban medics, who they say are taking their jobs.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Court deals blow to US migrants

The Supreme Court rules that a deported Mexican who lived in the US for 20 years cannot seek legal residency.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Cricket: Muralitharan quits tour

Muttiah Muralitharan pulls out of Sri Lanka's tour of England for family reasons.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Kennedy not ruling out his return

Charles Kennedy refuses to rule out returning as Liberal Democrat leader at some point in the future.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Inspection changes upset heads

The English schools inspectorate says it will tailor inspection visits more to schools' risk of underachieving.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Study reveals 'oldest jewellery'

The earliest known pieces of jewellery made by modern humans have been identified by scientists.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Commissioner quits Orange Order

A controversial Parades Commission member resigns as a member of the Orange Order, the commission says.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Bill price hike by Scottish Power

Scottish Power reveals it will be putting up gas bills by 17% and electricity bills by 10% from next month.
BBC News - June 22, 2006

Wife's grief for fishing brothers

The widow of one of two brothers killed as they fished on rocks speaks of her family's "devastation".
BBC News - June 22, 2006

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