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U.S. Recruits a Rough Ally to Be a Jailer

Evidence that the U.S. has sent terror suspects to Uzbekistan continues to mount, a nation with a poor human rights record.
New York Times - April 30, 2005
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CNN	Bride-to-be's 911 call released
	Seemingly hysterical and sobbing, a Georgia bride-to-be dialed 911 to report she had been kidnapped near her Atlanta home and driven more than 1,000 miles to New Mexico. But it took only a few hours of questioning for authorities to learn the truth. CNN - April 30, 2005

CNN	Experts at Iraq mass grave
	Forensic experts are investigating a mass grave thought to contain the remains of as many as 1,500 Kurds killed in the 1980s. The grave, with 18 trenches, is in Samawa, 230 miles (370 kilometers) southeast of Baghdad, along the Euphrates River. Most of Iraq's Kurds live in the north of the country. CNN - April 30, 2005

Social Security: Help for the Poor or Help for All?

In choosing to preserve benefits for the less well off, President Bush has reopened a battle over what Social Security is about.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

30 Years Later, Cake and Credit Cards in Saigon

Signs of change are everywhere, including the Vietnamese government's reaching out to former enemies for trade and friendship.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

Bomb Attacks Kill 15 Iraqis as Political Talks Deadlock

Bombing attacks killed more than 15 Iraqis on Saturday in the capital and in the northern part of the country, officials said.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

Cairo Tourists Are Attacked Near Museum and on Bus

A bomber and two veiled women attacked tourists in separate incidents in Cairo on Saturday.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

High Risks in a Summer of Statecraft

Each Israeli and Palestinian gesture will play a social role as Israel proceeds with dismantling settlements in Gaza and the West Bank.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

Security Issues Force a Review at Ground Zero

People involved in the rebuilding effort say that the revisions to the Freedom Tower could delay the start of construction.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

Threats Shadow New Conference on Nuclear Arms

Iran threatened to resume nuclear activity just 48 hours before the U.N. reviews flaws in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
New York Times - April 30, 2005

'Dirty cops' hung out to dry

Two former cops are facing some serious jail time after being accused of carrying out murder, drug dealing and money laundering on behalf of the New York mafia.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Chilean poised to head OAS

Chile's candidate looks set to head the Organization of American States, as a Mexican rival pulls out.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Cricket: Centurions lift S Africa

Jacques Kallis and Ashwell Prince take South Africa to 525-4 against West Indies.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Peru outraged by Chile airline ad

Peru protests at a Chilean airline video which it says depicts Lima as a dump - reopening old wounds.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Polls suggest Labour lead solid

The latest batch of opinion polls suggest the increasingly hard-fought election campaign has done little to sway voters.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Cannabis increases car-crash risk

Heavy cannabis users are 10 times more likely to be injured, or to injure others, in car accidents, researchers find.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Italy agent death was 'accident'

The US military confirms that it has cleared its soldiers of fault in the killing of an Italian agent in Baghdad.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

One dead in light aircraft crash

A man dies after the light aircraft he was piloting crashes into a field in North Somerset.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Snooker: Stevens, Murphy in final

Matthew Stevens will face Shaun Murphy in the Crucible final after beating Ian McCulloch 17-14.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Vietnam remembers fall of Saigon

Celebrations mark 30 years since the communist North's victory and the end of the Vietnam War.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

Blair concerned over Iraq effect

Tony Blair says accusations about the Iraq war could harm Labour, as opposition parties focus on the issue.
BBC News - April 30, 2005

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