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White House Defends Bolton Nomination
The White House said Democrats were making "unfounded allegations" against the nominee to be chief delegate to the U.N.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
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Columbine pauses for day of reflection
CNN 		Columbine pauses for day of reflection
Columbine High School teachers gathered at the campus Wednesday for a quiet remembrance of the 13 people killed six years ago in the nation's deadliest school shooting.
CNN - April 20, 2005
Protests oust Ecuador president
CNN 		Protests oust Ecuador president
Ecuador's lawmakers removed President Lucio Gutierrez from office Wednesday and replaced him with Vice President Alfredo Palacio, following days of intensifying street protests. "The people of Ecuador, particularly the people of Quito, today have ended the dictatorship, the immorality, the grea...
CNN - April 20, 2005
Turmoil in Ecuador
CNN 		Turmoil in Ecuador
Ecuador's lawmakers removed President Lucio Gutierrez from office Wednesday and replaced him with Vice President Alfredo Palacio, following days of intensifying street protests. "The people... have ended the dictatorship, the immorality, the great power, the terror of fear," Palacio said.
CNN - April 20, 2005
Teachers' Union Sues Over No Child Left Behind
The nation's largest teachers' union and eight school districts in Michigan, Texas and Vermont sued the Department of Education.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Judge to Accept Guilty Plea From Moussaoui
Zacarias Moussaoui is the only person accused in an American court of being part of the Sept. 11 conspiracy.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
House Republicans to Investigate DeLay
Republicans on the House ethics committee said today that they were ready to open an investigation into Representative Tom DeLay.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Pope Benedict Sets Out Papal Goals in First Public Mass
The new pope used his first papal Mass to send a message of openness and reconciliation to his followers.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Berlusconi Tries to Bolster Coalition in Italy
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi resigned today, but he immediately announced that he would form a new government.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Rice Offers Reassurances to Putin and Russian People
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice offered reassurances that the U.S. would not supplant Russian influence in its neighborhood.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Japanese Leader Urges Informal Summit with China
A day after China ordered an end to anti-Japanese protests, Japanese officials softened their tone toward China and urged a meeting.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Iraq's President Says 50 Bodies Pulled From Tigris River
The new Iraqi president suggested they were victims of a massive kidnapping south of Baghdad that Iraqi officials insisted was a hoax just three days ago.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Consumer Prices Climb, Raising Inflation Concerns
Consumer prices rose faster than expected in March as the cost of gasoline, food, medical care, insurance and housing all increased.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Big Board to Acquire a Leading Electronic Trading System
The move by the New York Stock Exchange is a clear shift away from two centuries of floor-based trading.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Ford Posts 38% Decline in Profits, Citing Falling Car Sales
Citing rising gasoline prices and falling car prices, Ford said today that its profits fell 38 percent in the first quarter, to $1.21 billion.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Chief Sees America West Succeeding in Airline Merger
The chief executive of America West Airways argued today that a deal involving his airline would be more successful than past airline mergers.
New York Times - April 20, 2005
Rice in Lithuania for Nato talks
Condoleezza Rice arrives in Lithuania from Russia where she held talks on democracy with President Putin.
BBC News - April 20, 2005
Olympic chief warns 2012 rivals
IOC chief Jacques Rogge warns 2012 rivals not to start a bidding war.
BBC News - April 20, 2005
Exception to top-up fees passed
A bill allowing the introduction of top-up tuition fees in Scottish universities and colleges is approved by MSPs.
BBC News - April 20, 2005
Dusty debris may be asteroid belt
The Spitzer telescope sees what looks to be an asteroid belt orbiting a star 41 light-years from Earth.
BBC News - April 20, 2005
Da Vinci Code wins top book award
Bestselling novel The Da Vinci Code, criticised by the Catholic Church and derided by critics, is named best book at the British Book Awards.
BBC News - April 20, 2005
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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