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His US sentence served, Noriega fights extradition
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R. Kelly no longer trapped in marriage
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Patrick Swayze checks into hospital with pneumonia
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Swayze checks himself into hospital with pneumonia
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Patrick Swayze checks himself into hospital
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Tebow, No. 1 Florida beat Oklahoma for BCS title
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Summer Rituals | Asphalt Dreams: Playing Hardball in the Projects Is More Than a Pastime

A tattered patch of asphalt in West Harlem is home to a new middle school baseball league that is as much a social experiment as it is boys at play.
New York Times - June 1, 2007
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Kevorkian Is Released From Prison

The advocate for assisted suicide walked out of a prison this morning after serving eight years.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

Education Department Issues Rules for Student Loans

The action was a change in direction for the department, which had failed to respond to calls for it to be more aggressive in policing the industry.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

Sunni Fighters Battle Al Qaeda in Baghdad

It was unclear whether the fighting was driven by differing ideologies or was a battle for control of an area.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

U.S. Not Pushing for Attack on Iran, Rice Says

The secretary's comments came after the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency warned against what he called the ?new crazies? pushing for military action against Tehran.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

Wal-Mart Scales Back Expansion Plans

Wal-Mart executives announced on Friday that they would reduce the number of new supercenters to be opened this year by 35 percent to hold down the chain?s mounting expenses.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

Your Money: More Advice Graduates Don?t Want to Hear

Divert 10 percent of your income to savings; ignore raises and put them into savings, too; learn to cook; and skip the lattes.
New York Times - June 1, 2007

Rice trip 'restores' Spanish ties

The US secretary of state visits Madrid for the first high-level US visit since Spain's Socialists came to power.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Bush urges Iran to free US four

President Bush condemns the detention of four US citizens in Iran and calls for their immediate release.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Wall Street surges to new record

Positive employment data, as well as takeover activity, help push the Dow Jones to its 26th record close this year.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Boost to artery block treatment

Scientists report new developments in the use of stents, which stop blockages in coronary arteries.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

US car sales recovery led by GM

US car sales recover, driven by demand for hybrid and smaller vehicles as consumers battle record fuel prices.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Pair beat and burned man to death

Two men are convicted of burning a father-of-two to death after a vicious attack in Fife.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Two dead in light aircraft crash

One man is dead and another body has reportedly been found after a two-seater plane crash near the M4.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Gang jailed over luxury car scam

Members of a gang who made �4.5m by selling on cars stolen in violent attacks are sentenced.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Male housemate joins Big Brother

The first male housemate in the latest series of Channel 4 reality TV show Big Brother is former pop star Zak Lichman.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Late Brazil goal denies England

Brazil equalise in the dying seconds to rob England of victory on their return to Wembley.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

No assault charge for Hugh Grant

Actor Hugh Grant will not be prosecuted over claims he kicked and threw a tub of beans at a photographer.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

US Iraq embassy plans put on net

Detailed plans for the new US embassy in Baghdad are posted online, prompting fears of a breach of security.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

TV kidney contest was a hoax

A Dutch TV competition in which patients vied to win a dying woman's kidneys is revealed as a hoax.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

Consumers 'back BSE feed ban'

Britons would reject the lifting of a ban on giving animal remains to livestock, a parliamentary committee chairman says.
BBC News - June 1, 2007

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