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U.S. Freezes Assets of Syrian Officials Active in Lebanon

The two men served as Syria's de facto rulers in Lebanon during the two-decade occupation that ended in April.
New York Times - June 30, 2005
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Williams Ends Sharapova's Reign to Gain Wimbledon Final

The faded former champion did a convincing impression of the player she used to be on Center Court today.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

U.S. Forces Reach Site of Copter Crash

There was no word on the fate of those aboard the helicopter, but a Pentagon official said many or all were likely to have perished.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

Iranians Deny Leader Is Tied to Hostage Standoff

WASHINGTON, June 30 - A new cloud appeared over the United States relationship with Iran today as President Bush said that many questions had been raised by the allegations of six former American hostages that the president-elect of Iran was among their captors after radicals seized the American Emb...
New York Times - June 30, 2005

Israeli Security Forces Evict Jewish Protesters in Gaza

The scene was part of a confrontational campaign against the planned evacuation of Jewish settlers from the coastal territory.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

Morgan Stanley Brings Back Its Ex-President to Be Its Chief

The board of Morgan Stanley announced this afternoon that it had elected John J. Mack, a former president of the firm.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

Fed Continues to Raise Rates at a 'Measured' Pace

As investors had already assumed, the Fed raised a key rate by a quarter point, the ninth increase in a row.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

Bank of America to Buy MBNA, Creating Top Credit Card Issuer

The deal, which was valued at $35 billion, would give Bank of America a 20 percent market share in the credit card industry.
New York Times - June 30, 2005

US magazine to surrender notes

Time magazine agrees to hand over a reporter's notes to a US grand jury probing the leak of a CIA agent's name.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Mexico backs stamps amid row

Mexico defends the release of stamps showing a popular black cartoon character, despite US criticism.
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Global warming issue key, Blair

Climate change is the most serious global threat and the US is central to any solution says Tony Blair.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Tunnel collapse causes rail chaos

Commuters in the Midlands and London face disruption after a rail tunnel collapsed in Buckinghamshire.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Loyalists disrupt police meeting

A District Policing Partnership meeting in County Antrim has to be abandoned following a protest by loyalists.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

'Optimism' over G8 protest deal

An agreement could be reached over plans by campaigners to protest near the G8 summit at Gleneagles.
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Three dead in Sri Lanka 'ambush'

Three soldiers are killed in eastern Sri Lanka in an attack by suspected Tamil Tiger rebels, the government says.
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US Fed increases rates to 3.25%

The Federal Reserve votes to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.25% - its ninth successive monthly rise.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Glazers get apology from Charlton

Sir Bobby Charlton says sorry to Malcolm Glazer's sons for the violent scenes that greeted their Old Trafford visit.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Tennis: Williams books final spot

Venus Williams defeats reigning champion Maria Sharapova to reach the Wimbledon final.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

Football: Hearts choose Burley

Hearts confirm George Burley as their new head coach on a two-year deal.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

US confirms Afghan crash deaths

The Pentagon says 16 bodies have been recovered from the site of a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

One dead in level crossing crash

A train hits a car on a level crossing in East Yorkshire killing the car driver and injuring five rail passengers.
BBC News - June 30, 2005

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