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Solider Enters a 10k Run From Iraq

William G. Halicks in Iraq was runner No. 1 in the 2007 Peachtree Road Race, the largest 10K run in the world, normally run a world away in Atlanta.
New York Times - July 4, 2007
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Gore?s Son Arrested on Drug and Speeding Charges

Al Gore III, 24, was driving a blue Toyota Prius about 100 miles an hour and a deputy found marijuana and a clutch of prescription pills, the sheriff?s department said.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

Landslide Buries Bus in Mexico

A landslide completely buried a bus carrying at least 40 passengers in the mountains of southern Puebla state this morning, killing all on board.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

Weather Threatens Capital Celebration

Mother Nature is creating a disruption for July Fourth activities at the nation's capital.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

West, Israel Still Wary of Hamas

Western and Israeli officials said there would be no immediate change to their policies toward Hamas as a result of its role in securing the release of Alan Johnston.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

23-Year-Old Eats His Way to Hot Dog Title

Joey Chestnut ate a world-record 66 hot dogs to unseat the six-time champ, Takeru Kobayashi, at the Nathan?s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest in Coney Island.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

After Iraq, Contractors Face Mental Health Issues

Many private workers are returning home with combat-related mental health problems, but their problems often go ignored or are inadequately treated.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

Flood of Legal Immigrants Seeks to Become Citizens

New feelings of insecurity in immigrant communities is helping fuel a rise in the number of legal immigrants seeking to become United States citizens.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

Leader in Mosque Siege is Captured

As Pakistani forces tightened a cordon around the mosque in Islamabad Maulana Mohammad Abdul Aziz was caught trying to slip out dressed as a woman, officials said.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

State of the Art: IPhone-Free Cellphone News

T-Mobile had the misfortune to announce a new product last week that may be as game-changing as Apple?s.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

Hunstman Gets Higher Bid From Apollo

Hexion Specialty Chemical, a company owned by Apollo, on Tuesday offered $10.4 billion for Huntsman, little more than a week after the company agreed to a deal with a unit of Access Industries.
New York Times - July 4, 2007

US petrol demand lifts oil prices

Global oil prices set a 10-month high, breaking through the $73 a barrel level due to high US petrol demand.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Sochi hosts 2014 Winter Olympics

Russia's Sochi is chosen to host the 2014 Winter Olympics, beating South Korean and Austrian cities.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Infamous Pinochet-era agent dies

One of the most notorious figures from Chile's former military regime, Osvaldo Romo, has died in prison.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Tate to be Doctor's new companion

Catherine Tate is to be Doctor Who's new assistant, reprising her Runaway Bride character, it is announced.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Fate of Kwik Save to be revealed

Ailing supermarket chain Kwik Save is waiting to hear whether its bid to say afloat has been successful.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

'Pervert' convicted of strangling teacher

A man described as having a perverted sexual interest is convicted of strangling a teacher with a pair of tights.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Ambulance staff consider striking

Ambulance staff say they will hold a strike ballot if management do not agree to discuss their concerns.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Explosions rock Pakistan mosque

Loud blasts are heard at a mosque in Pakistan where armed Islamic students have clashed with security forces.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Cricket: Windies square series

Shivnarine Chanderpaul leads the way with a century as West Indies beat England by 61 runs at Edgbaston.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

Tennis: Henin overcomes Serena

Top seed Justine Henin comes through a bruising encounter with Serena Williams to reach the semi-finals at Wimbledon.
BBC News - July 4, 2007

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