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CNN	Watch out for flood of damaged vehicles
	In the market for a good used car? Watch out for vehicles that sat submerged for days in the flooded streets of New Orleans, Biloxi or other Gulf Coast cities ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. CNN - September 16, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	Bush rules out raising taxes
	President Bush said Friday rebuilding the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina will be expensive, "but I'm confident we can handle it and our other priorities." He said the nation will have to "cut unnecessary spending" but "we should not raise taxes." CNN - September 16, 2005

Cheney to Have Surgery to Treat Aneurysm in Leg

The condition, discovered earlier this year during a routine checkup, needs to be treated "as to not become a problem over time," said Steve Schmidt, counselor to the vice president.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

Bush Rules Out Tax Increases to Pay for Hurricane Recovery

President Bush said that federal spending would have to be cut to help the Gulf Coast reconstruction effort.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

Schwarzenegger Announces Bid for Re-election in California

The governor ended weeks of speculation over whether he would run again after a difficult first term.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

A Third Day of Attacks in Iraq Leave at Least 23 Dead

A series of suicide bombings and ambushes included an attack on a crowd of Shiite worshippers leaving a mosque.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

Head of Major Crime Family in Custody, Italian Police Say

After three years on the run, the police hope an arrest would put an end to a feud that has killed some 50 people in Naples.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

Bush and Putin Stand Side by Side on North Korea and Iran

President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia tried to play down some obvious differences between them today.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

Violence Continues in Afghanistan Ahead of Election

With two days to go until Afghanistan's parliamentary election, a seventh election candidate was shot dead.
New York Times - September 16, 2005

US airlines 'cleared for merger'

One of the biggest US budget airlines is about to be created as US Airways emerges from bankruptcy.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

US team battles India oil blaze

An American specialist team joins efforts to put out a fire in an oil field in India's north-eastern state of Assam.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Haiti vote attracts 30 candidates

At least 30 candidates have registered for Haiti's elections, including two former presidents, officials say.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Crunch UN summit enters final day

World leaders attend the third and final day of a summit in New York to decide the future of the UN.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Trafficking hits 'alarming' level

A migration watchdog says people trafficking in South-East Europe has risen alarmingly.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Crash footage released to victim

Police footage showing a teenager knocked off his bike by a police car and then run over is released after a six year legal battle.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Investors 'avoid rioting Belfast'

Two potential overseas investors postpone trips to Belfast this week because of the recent violence.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Plaid 'rebrands for 21st Century'

Plaid Cymru's president will reveal a 'rebranding' for the party, as he tells members to 'pull together' amid in-fighting over the leadership.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

M1 gun death man 'enjoyed life'

A man who shot himself dead on the M1 after a high-speed chase by armed police was a "great joke"' his family reveals.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

New Zealanders vote in close poll

New Zealanders begin voting for their next goverment in what is expected to be a close-run election.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Katrina aid 'can fix injustices'

Rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina is a chance to wipe out poverty and racial injustice, President Bush says.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

Explosion hits Lebanese capital

A bomb explodes in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, killing one person and injuring 14.
BBC News - September 16, 2005

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