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CNN	Searching for the children
	In nations desperately battling the destruction of the Indian Ocean tsunami, parents are searching and hoping. Some will find their missing sons or daughters, others will find bodies, yet others will be left only with memories. Officials estimate up to 13,000 children may have been orphaned -- and a... CNN - January 6, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

Land Rush by Foreign Investors Divides South Africa

The breathtaking coastline of South Africa's Eastern Cape has now become the object of a minor land rush by foreign investors.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

NFL: 49ers sack coach

San Francisco 49ers sack coach Dennis Erickson and general manager Terry Donahue.
BBC News - January 6, 2005

Gridiron: Trojans take title

The USC Trojans thrash Oklahoma 55-19 to win the Orange Bowl and claim the national college championship.
BBC News - January 6, 2005

Levy takes Whitbread novel prize

Andrea Levy is named Whitbread best novel author for her novel Small Island, about post-war London life.
BBC News - January 6, 2005

AU troops to Somalia 'in weeks'

The African Union could have troops in the Somali capital in a few weeks to help set up the new Somali government.
BBC News - January 6, 2005

The cost of depreciating cars

Some new cars lose more than three-quarters of their value within three years, Which? magazine says.
BBC News - January 6, 2005

CNN	Accused deserter missing
	A U.S. Marine corporal already charged with desertion in his disappearance from Iraq last year has failed to return from leave and may have fled to Lebanon, Pentagon officials say. CNN - January 6, 2005

CNN	Gonzales vows to abide by treaties
	In an attempt to answer his critics, attorney general nominee Alberto Gonzales plans to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday that he will abide by international treaties if he is confirmed. CNN - January 6, 2005

CNN	Pledges pour in, cash needed now
	South Asian countries will need $977 million in cash assistance over the next six months to recover from the tsunami disaster, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan has said. CNN - January 6, 2005

Israeli Defense Chief Hopeful About New Palestinian Attitude

Israel is prepared to hand security responsibility for the Gaza Strip to a newly elected Palestinian leadership, Shaul Mofaz said.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

For Many Tsunami Survivors, Battered Bodies, Grim Choices

After days of trying to save grossly infected limbs, doctors have increasingly resorted to amputation, in the hope of saving lives.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Newly Released Reports Show Early Concern on Prison Abuse

The reports demonstrate that abuse involving service branches in Afghanistan, Iraq and Cuba began in 2002 and continued after the investigation of Abu Ghraib.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

G.O.P. Divided as Bush Views Social Security

President Bush is confronting a deep split within his own party over how to proceed on his plan for privatizing Social Security.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Two Studies Suggest a Protein Has a Big Role in Heart Disease

Reducing the levels of a certain protein may be as powerful a tool in preventing cardiac-related death as lowering cholesterol.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Alltel Is Said to Be Suitor for Carrier in Northwest

Alltel, the nation's sixth-largest wireless carrier, is in advanced negotiations to buy Western Wireless for roughly $4 billion.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Southwest Adds Pittsburgh to Its Route

Southwest Airlines, the airline industry's healthiest player, delivered a punch to struggling US Airways, announcing plans to start service from Pittsburgh.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

A Survivor at Cond� Nast Chooses to Bow Out

Cond� Nast, home to Vanity Fair and Vogue, among other magazines, announced the departure of its editorial director on Wednesday.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

A Harvest at Peril

After almost a decade of rising prices and record profits, soybean farmers in Brazil are now bracing for tougher times.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Gucci Hires Rival From Dior as Chief of Saint Laurent

In the latest round of musical chairs at France's fashion houses, the Gucci Group appointed Valerie Hermann from the Christian Dior house as chief of Yves Saint Laurent.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

Solid Progress Reported in Relief Effort for Devastated Indonesian Area

Relief officials in Banda Aceh described real progress in turning a limited airlift effort into a vast truck-based aid network.
New York Times - January 6, 2005

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