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Suicide Bombers Kill 13 Iraqi Army Soldiers

The attacks were the latest incidents in a recent surge of violence aimed at Iraq's beleaguered security forces.
New York Times - March 2, 2005
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CNN	Jackson P.R. expert says she was fired
	A public relations expert hired by a lawyer for Michael Jackson to control damage -- after a 2003 TV documentary -- testified today that she was fired after she questioned the way the family of a boy, who appears in the show, was treated. Jackson faces child molestation charges. CNN - March 2, 2005

CNN	Greenspan urges action
	Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told a congressional committee Wednesday that urgent action was needed to take care of the financial problems with Social Security and Medicare. CNN - March 2, 2005

Court Considers Government Displays of Ten Commandments

The justices of the Supreme Court seemed to wrestle with contradictory impulses as they heard arguments today in cases from Texas and Kentucky.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

Audit Shows Widespread Fraud in Long Island School District

An audit found that at least $11.2 million from the Roslyn School District was used for private cars, cash withdrawals and private mortgages.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

British Court Sides With Girl on Religious Dress

The British Court of Appeal ruled today that a Muslim teenager's rights had been violated by a school's refusal to allow her to wear a body-concealing Muslim gown.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

Bush Says World Demands That Syria Pull Out of Lebanon

The president raised the pressure on Syria today, saying the world was "speaking with one voice" in demanding that Damascus pull its troops from Lebanon.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

Hong Kong Leader's Likely Exit Is Mixed Blessing for Opposition

The likely resignation of Hong Kong's chief executive follows two years of dismal public opinion, but it is far from a victory for democracy, experts said today.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

Greenspan Warns Congress That Deficits Are 'Unsustainable'

The Fed chairman urged Congress to consider spending cuts and tax increases as possible solutions to the budget deficit.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

Chiron Is Free to Resume Making Flu Vaccine

Chiron has received permission to resume production at a British factory that was shut down five months ago.
New York Times - March 2, 2005

NBA: Trailblazers fire coach

Portland fire coach Maurice Cheeks after a run of seven losses in nine games.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

NFL: Redskins keep Samuels

A round-up of the major re-signings and releases on NFL free agency deadline day.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

US court mulls church-state split

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments to decide if it is legal to allow public displays of the Ten Commandments.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Uruguay bolsters regional links

Uruguay's new left-wing president holds talks with the leftist leaders of Venezuela, Argentina, and Brazil.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Fed chief warning on US deficit

The US Fed chief warns of "severe" consequences if the government fails to curb its huge budget deficits.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Local food 'greener than organic'

Local food is more environmentally friendly than organic food, according to a report published in Food Policy.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Consultants' ultimatum over pay

NHS consultants issue an ultimatum to the Welsh assembly government in a row over payments for overtime.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

US crude prices surge above $53

US crude oil prices breach the $53 a barrel mark as petrol prices reach a record high amid refinery problems.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Nepal curbs reporting on rebels

Nepal bans independent media coverage of the Maoist insurgency, tightening censorship imposed in the emergency.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Two-year-old boy shot by air gun

A toddler is taken to hospital after being struck by a pellet in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

Football: Spurs crush Forest

Tottenham ease past Nottingham Forest to set up an FA Cup quarter-final at Newcastle.
BBC News - March 2, 2005

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