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Summer clothing boosts Federated

Federated Department Stores reports a 90% jump in profits thanks to strong summer clothing sales.
BBC News - August 10, 2005
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CNN	Pirro sets sights on Clinton
	A potential Republican challenger to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's re-election bid said Wednesday the former first lady is using New York as a doormat to return to the White House. In a speech formally launching her Senate campaign, Jeanine Pirro said, "New York deserves a senator who will give... CNN - August 10, 2005

Mickelson Blames His Performance, Not His Plan

Phil Mickelson has arrived at the 87th P.G.A. Championship as a popular golfer in search of a defining moment to his 2005 season.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Pirro Begins Her Senate Campaign by Assailing Clinton

Charging that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton had "shortchanged New York," Jeanine F. Pirro's campaign got off to a fiery if somewhat rocky start today.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Iran Removes Seals on Equipment at Nuclear Plant

Iran brought the plant into full operation as diplomats failed to agree on wording for a resolution condemning the action.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Sharon Criticizes Minister for Quitting Before Gaza Pullout

Also, thousands of Jews gathered at the Western Wall tonight to pray for a halt to Israel's pullout, scheduled for next week.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Pinochet's Wife and Son Charged in Tax Fraud Case

A judge ordered the two detained in connection with a tax fraud investigation of secret bank accounts opened in an American bank.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Afghan Woman Accused of Being U.S. Spy Is Killed

Men suspected of being Taliban militants accused an elderly woman of spying for the American forces and fatally shot her.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

U.S. Envoy to North Korean Talks Sounds Note of Optimism

A U.S. envoy brushed aside complaints and said Korean negotiators had shown a "seriousness of intent" that left him encouraged.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Bush Signs $286.4 Billion Transportation Bill

The president signed the bill, which includes money for thousands of projects across the country, in a ceremony in Illinois.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Insurgents in Iraq Kill 5 Soldiers and Wound 6 Others

The U.S. military announced today that four soldiers under the command of a New York-based Army National Guard division were killed on Tuesday.
New York Times - August 10, 2005

Fox helps boost News Corp profits

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp reports a 67% rise in profits, led by higher revenues at its Fox subsidiaries.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Clinton rival launches Senate bid

A high-profile prosecutor says she hopes to challenge Hillary Clinton for her Senate seat in 2006.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Unocal shareholders back offer

Shareholders of US oil firm Chevron give preliminary approval to a $17.3bn takeover offer from Chevron.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Bahamas runner takes 400m gold

Tonique Williams-Darling powers her way to the women's 400m title at the World Championships.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Rice genome unravelled at last

Scientists have unscrambled the genetic code of rice, a development that could help end hunger around the world.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Shock eviction from Big Brother

Hairdresser Craig Coates is evicted unexpectedly from the Big Brother house leaving four in the final.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Brazil public 'to pay for heist'

Brazil's central bank says it is likely to be the taxpayer who foots the $68m bill for the country's largest robbery.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Netanyahu attacks Sharon on Gaza

Israeli ex-minister Binyamin Netanyahu and PM Ariel Sharon exchange sharp words over the Gaza pullout.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Hundreds attend city rape vigil

Several hundred people gather in west Belfast to show revulsion at the rape of a teenage girl at the weekend.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

Dallas' Miss Ellie dies of cancer

Actress Barbara Bel Geddes - known to millions as Miss Ellie in the hit TV series Dallas - dies at 82.
BBC News - August 10, 2005

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