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CNN	West Bank withdrawal complete
	Thousands of Israeli troops and police evacuate two Jewish settlements under the nation's historic disengagement plan, the military says. Authorities used force at times in the two West Bank settlements -- Homesh and Sanur. On Monday, Israel completed its withdrawal from 21 settlements in Gaza. CNN - August 23, 2005 READ THE FULL STORY

CNN	U.S. dismisses assassination call
	Bush administration officials have disavowed Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson's call for the assassination of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. His vice president, Vicente Rangel, said Robertson's comments were "criminal." CNN - August 23, 2005

Report Finds Fetuses Feel Pain Later Than Thought

A team of doctors has concluded that fetuses probably cannot feel pain in the first six months of gestation and therefore do not need anesthesia during abortions.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Lockheed Martin Is Hired to Bolster Transit Security in N.Y.

The defense contractor will use 1,000 video cameras, 3,000 motion detectors and a wide array of sophisticated gadgets.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Robertson Is Pilloried for Assassination Call

The vice president of Venezuela denounced Pat Robertson for making "terrorist statements," and in Washington a spokesman for the State Department called the comments "inappropriate."
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Bush Hails 'Amazing' Work Toward Iraqi Constitution

The president, speaking in Idaho, made no mention of the skepticism that has greeted the constitution in Baghdad.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Israel Completes Evacuation of Gaza and West Bank Settlers

The evacuation's rapid conclusion in six days after predictions of three weeks or more took Israel by surprise.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Europeans Call Off Talks as Iran Balks on Nuclear Issue

France said Iran's decision to resume nuclear fuel activities made a continuation of the negotiations impossible.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Egyptian Forces Sweep Mountains for Terror Suspects

Egypt is trying to determine whether the attack on Sharm el Sheik last month was solely the work of local citizens or if there was some link to international terrorist groups.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

S.E.C. Accuses 2 Former Kmart Executives of Civil Fraud

The S.E.C. accused two former Kmart executives of misleading investors about the company's financial condition before the retailer's bankruptcy.
New York Times - August 23, 2005

Next gen DVD rivals fail to agree

Efforts by Toshiba and Sony to come up with a compromise on the next generation of DVD appear to have failed.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Appeal to top brass over job cuts

Defence officials are being asked to give cash aid to Unst, in Shetland, because of the closure of the Saxa Vord RAF base.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Basic accounts 'fail poorest'

Basic bank accounts lead to some poor people 'losing control' of their finances, according to the National Consumer Council
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Floods sweep across Switzerland

Floods bring chaos to central Switzerland, triggering landslides and cutting roads and railway lines.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Pensioners traumatised by attack

A couple in their 80s are left traumatised by an attack on their Hesketh Road home in north Belfast.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Portugal fires threaten thousands

Thousands of firefighters battle to halt a series of forest fires raging in northern and central Portugal.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Piano Man's identity revealed

The identity of Piano Man is revealed as a lawyer confirms his client was mentally ill.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Football: Reds into group stage

Liverpool lose on the night but beat CSKA Sofia 3-2 on aggregate to reach the Champions League first round.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Cricket: McGrath injury scare

Glenn McGrath could be a doubt for Thursday's fourth Ashes Test after suffering a problem with his right elbow.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

Heathrow caterer talks break up

Talks between the T&G union and airline caters Gate Gourmet over sacked staff are adjourned amid acrimony.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

TV host urges US to kill Chavez

A call by a US religious broadcaster for the US to kill Venezuela's president sparks high-level political anger.
BBC News - August 23, 2005

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