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Space Shuttle Heads Home
The space shuttle Discovery detached from the International Space Station after more than a week of joint operations that set the stage for future missions.
New York Times - July 15, 2006
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Wind feeds wildfires; body found
CNN 		Wind feeds wildfires; body found
Nearly 4,000 firefighters worked in blistering heat Saturday to corral a huge complex of fires in rugged wilderness and keep them from threatening desert and mountain communities.
CNN - July 15, 2006
Lebanon called 'disaster zone'
CNN 		Lebanon called 'disaster zone'
  • Attacks destroying Lebanon, PM says
  • Israel attack Lebanese ports, border near Syria
  • Beirut hit again, Hezbollah HQ targeted
  • Barrages of rockets fired into northern Israel
  • Israel declares state of emergency

    • CNN - July 15, 2006
    Beirut bombed in night raids
    CNN     		Beirut bombed in night raids
    Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora on Saturday called Israel's military a "war machine" and said attacks had turned his country into a "disaster zone."
    CNN - July 15, 2006
    U.S. Farmers Criticize Subsidies
    American cotton farmers visiting West Africa said that the multibillion dollar subsidies the U.S. gives to its cotton industry were worsening hardship in the world’s poorest region.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
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    Another Way to Look at Pay.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Israel Widens Scope of Attacks Across Lebanon
    Israel conducted airstrikes against coastal radar installations as Hezbollah forces continued their rocket barrage into northern Israel.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Market Week: Sizing Up the Banks’ Profits
    WHEN Wall Street frets about Federal Reserve credit tightening and flattening yield curves, shareholders in bank stocks become especially nervous.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    As Oil Soars, Stocks Give Up Gains for the Year
    Stocks tumbled and oil prices soared as conflict in the Middle East shook up the markets, wiping out nearly all of the meager gains recorded by the major stock indexes for the year.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Virginia Man Gets 150-Year Term in Child Pornography Case
    Gregory J. Mitchel pleaded guilty to charges involving the sexual exploitation of boys and the operation of illegal Web sites.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Suits: Zizou’s Temper: Part of His Genius?
    The French soccer player Zinédine Zidane has one influential defender: Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive of the carmakers Renault of France and Nissan of Japan.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Economic View: Fighting Poverty With $2-a-Day Jobs
    For a new generation of philanthropists schooled in the techniques of Wall Street, fighting poverty effectively relies on the creation of low-wage factories.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    The Count: The Good News About Job Cuts (and the Bad)
    The Good News.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    The Boss: Powered by Math
    The chief executive of Portland General Electric spent her childhood studying, doing math problems and practicing her flute.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Strategies: No Rain on the Stock Options Parade
    A change in accounting rules hasn’t turned back a tide of awards.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Off the Shelf: As Governor, What Would His Battles Be?
    A new book questions whether a Governor Eliot Spitzer of New York would tone down his proclivity for picking fights.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Square Feet: A Family Tradition, Bridging the Hudson
    As a boy, the third-generation scion of a prominent real estate family toured work sites in New Jersey. Now he’s in charge in New York.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    Armchair M.B.A.: The Rising Role of Private Equity
    The stars have aligned behind a huge source of money for corporate deal-making.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    [TS] Gretchen Morgenson: HealthSouth’s Trusty Bankers
    Can banks escape liability for investor losses relating to the HealthSouth securities they sold? The answer will have implications for investors everywhere.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    The Goods: The Return of the Boomerang
    A former world champion boomerang tosser has a signature line of equipment.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
    As Tensions Rise, U.S. and Moscow Falter on Trade
    The failure of a deal to include Russia in the World Trade Organization highlighted growing tensions between the former cold war rivals.
    New York Times - July 15, 2006
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    WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
    NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
    YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
    IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
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