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Stones Kill 4 Indonesian Officials in U.S. Mine Protest

Demonstrators demanded that Freeport, which owns a huge gold and copper mine in the province of Papua, close its operations.
New York Times - March 16, 2006
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CNN	'Rosa Parks Act' would bring pardons
	Alabama lawmakers are considering pardoning hundreds, possibly thousands, of people who were arrested decades ago for violating Alabama's segregation laws. CNN - March 16, 2006

CNN	Bush reaffirms first-strike policy
	President Bush reaffirmed his strike-first policy against terrorists and enemy nations on Thursday and said Iran may pose the biggest challenge for America. "The United States of America must confront threats before they fully materialize," national security adviser Stephen Hadley explaine... CNN - March 16, 2006

Idaho Governor Chosen to Be Interior Secretary

Gov. Dirk Kempthorne is a conservative Republican whose name has been mentioned off and on for a cabinet post.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Identification Is Disputed

A bird seen in a videotape made last year does not show an ivory-billed woodpecker after all, says an article in the journal Science.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Iran and U.S. Agree to Hold Talks on Halting Violence in Iraq

The talks would be the first face-to-face between the two sides after months of confrontation over Iran's nuclear program.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Senate Votes to Raise U.S. Debt Limit to Nearly $9 Trillion

The 52-to-48 vote averted what would have been the first default ever on United States Treasury notes.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Belarus Arrests Dozens Days Before Disputed Election

President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko's administration has intensified the atmosphere of fear and tension in the days before a presidential election.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

French Protests Against Labor Law Heat Up

Once again, there is high anxiety in France. Not revolution. Not 1968 revisited. But a great deal of political drama.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Small Group of Loyalists, Mostly Old, Mourn Milosevic

Whatever fears there were that Slobodan Milosevic, in death, would provoke a nationalist outpouring did not come true.
New York Times - March 16, 2006

Microsoft targets business users

Microsoft intends to spend $500m marketing its business software systems over the next year.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

US, Russia in nuclear power call

Russia and the US spearhead a call for increased nuclear power to provide more secure global energy.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Ex-Canada PM to resign party lead

Former Canadian PM Paul Martin announces he will formally step down as leader of the defeated Liberal Party.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Brazil arrests over weapons theft

Two ex-soldiers are held over an army base robbery that led to a 10-day military operation in Rio de Janeiro.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Ecuador protests 'will continue'

Indigenous groups in Ecuador vow to keep up protests over a proposed free trade deal with the United States.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Doubt cast on Venus catastrophe

British scientists call into question accepted views of how the planet Venus evolved.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

MPs in twin stand-off with Lords

MPs are locked in a double stalemate with the House of Lords over identity cards and anti-terrorism laws.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Violence flares at French rallies

Protests turn violent as at least 250,000 people rally across France against a new employment law.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Axing will not affect me - Lewsey

Josh Lewsey vows to bounce back from being dropped by England and insists it will not affect his confidence.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Football: 'Racist' club ban threat

Fifa could ban clubs from competitions as punishment against acts of racism.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

Farm hen death tests negative

Preliminary tests taken after dozens of dead chickens were discovered on a farm in Orkney have proved negative for bird flu, it is confirmed.
BBC News - March 16, 2006

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