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White House Criticizes Bennett for Remarks

The White House distanced itself today from the comments of a prominent Republican who said on a recent radio program that the nation's crime rate could potentially be reduced through aborting blacks.
New York Times - September 30, 2005
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CNN	Hurricane evacuees return
	Doctors are prepared to help returning New Orleans residents who could face many threats as they inspect what is left of their homes and property one month after Hurricane Katrina crashed through town. Lurking in the wreckage are bacteria, mold and other health threats. People also could injure them... CNN - September 30, 2005

CNN	Returnees face health risks
	Doctors prepared for a possible surge in the number of patients in New Orleans on Friday as many residents returned to begin the long process of rebuilding their lives after Hurricane Katrina. CNN - September 30, 2005

Panel on New Orleans' Rebirth Is Named, and Gets to Work

The 16-person commission will advise Mayor C. Ray Nagin as the city begins the long slog of renewal and reconstruction.
New York Times - September 30, 2005

Japanese Court Rules Against Koizumi's Visits to War Shrine

A court ruled that the prime minister's visits to a controversial war shrine violate Japan's Constitution.
New York Times - September 30, 2005

Times Reporter Testifies in Leak Case After 85 Days in Jail

After testifying, Judith Miller headed home where, she said, she was eager to have a home-cooked meal and hug her dog.
New York Times - September 30, 2005

Algeria Says Voters Solidly Supported Peace Plan

Authorities said voters approved a referendum to get past the violence of a civil war that has spanned more than a decade.
New York Times - September 30, 2005

'Space tourist' set for lift-off

US businessman and scientist Gregory Olsen will blast off to the International Space Station on Saturday.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Push to open New Orleans

Residents of New Orleans are invited back to the driest parts of the city, a month after Hurricane Katrina hit.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Arrested Guatamalans' army links

Guatemalan infiltrators held in Mexico on suspicion of drug ties had received special forces training, officials say.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

New US military chief takes over

Gen Peter Pace is sworn in as the new Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff - the first from the Marine Corps.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

New MCB complaint over Panorama

The Muslim Council of Britain says it is to write to the BBC's Editorial Complaints Unit about an edition of Panorama.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

How can bird flu pandemic be tackled?

The UK is likely to be hit badly by a flu pandemic, England's chief medical officer has warned. Send us your comments.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

How much choice do parents have?

The BBC's Mike Baker has some answers to the question of choice in school admissions.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

School 'sorry' over sexual abuse

A Belfast preparatory school apologises for the way it handled cases of sex abuse at its boarding school.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Rugby L: Leeds make grand final

Leeds withstand a remarkable second-half St Helens comeback to reach their second consecutive Grand Final.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Indonesia clashes over fuel hike

Indonesia more than doubles the average price of fuel, despite angry protests by demonstrators.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Aid plea for Colombian refugees

The UN food aid agency calls for an emergency donation of $1m to help feed Colombian refugees in Ecuador.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Power failure disrupts BA flights

British Airways flights to Europe from Heathrow are cancelled after a power problem stops refuelling.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Tsunami auction raises thousands

An auction of celebrity postcard art raises �49,000 for the tsunami-struck villages of Asia.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

Man accused of body parts murder

A man is charged with murdering a teenage girl whose dismembered body was found on a housing estate.
BBC News - September 30, 2005

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