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Monday,
January 31, 2005
Tally
Begins After Millions of Iraqis Vote - New York Times
Iraqis
Defy Threats, Vote - Washington Post
Big
Step but Long Road for U.S. Goals - Los Angeles Times
After
Preparing Security, U.S. Troops Step Back - Philadelphia Inquirer
Britain
Confirms 10 Died in Transport Plane Crash - New York Times
UN
'Rules Out' Genocide in Darfur - BBC
SBC
to Acquire AT&T in $16 Billion Takeover Bid - San Antonio Express-News
Pakistani
PM Reaches Out to India - BBC
Federal
Reserve Is Expected to Continue Raising Rates - New York Times
Sunday,
January 30, 2005
Turnout
Appears High as Iraq Vote Ends - Washington Post
Iraqis
Cast Ballots Amid Anxiety - Los Angeles Times
Bush
Accentuates the Positive in Iraqi Voting - New York Times
Rice
Hails Vote, Kerry Cautious on TV - Washington Post
Under
Pressure, Qatar May Sell Jazeera Station - New York Times
Spanish
Hotel Rocked by Explosion - BBC
Clash
With Rebels' Allies Kills 14 in Sudan - New York Times
Palestinians:
Israel to Leave 4 West Bank Cities - CNN
In
China, It's a Boy-Boy-Boy-Girl World - Chicago Tribune
OPEC
Suggests No Output Change Till Cut in April - New York Times
Saturday,
January 29, 2005
U.S.
Forces Intensify Preparations For Iraq Vote - Washington Post
Bracing
for Expected Violence, Iraqis Prepare to Vote - New York Times
Iraqi
Government Captures 3 Top Zarqawi Operatives - Philadelphia
Inquirer
U.S.
Iraqis Mark Ballots, History - Los Angeles Times
China
Signals Shift in Policy Toward Taiwan - Washington Post
United
States and Europe Differ Over Strategy on Iran - New York Times
Halliburton
Will Withdraw From Projects in Iran - Houston Chronicle
Lockheed
to Build Presidential Helicopter - Dallas Morning News
Israel
to Limit Strikes in West Bank, Gaza - Boston Globe
Hamas
Dominates Local Vote in Gaza - Washington Post
U.N.
Report Says Darfur Violence Is Not Genocide - Los Angeles Times
Friday,
January 28, 2005
Bush
Says Iraqi Leaders Will Want U.S. Forces to Stay to Help - New
York Times
New
Iraqi Forces Face Security Test at Polls - Boston Globe
Iraqis
Living Abroad Begin Voting - Los Angeles Times
Rice
to Visit Europe, Mideast in Tour That Begins Next Week - Philadelphia
Inquirer
Nicaragua
Seeks Stash of Missiles - Washington Times
Indonesia
Offering 'Olive Branch' to Rebels - Washington Post
Palestinian
Authority Puts Limits on Civilians' Carrying of Weapons - Baltimore
Sun
U.S.,
Mexico Exchange Barbs Over Drug War Dangers - Chicago Tribune
Procter
& Gamble to Buy Gillette for $55b - Boston Globe
Economy
Slowed in 4th Quarter, U.S. Report Says - New York Times
Auschwitz
Liberation Anniversary Is Marked - Washington Post
Thursday,
January 27, 2005
Across
Baghdad, Security Is Only an Ideal - New York Times
Fear
Clouding Election in Sunni Areas - Boston Globe
Britain
Proposes Wide Restrictions Terror Threats - Los Angeles Times
France
Seizes 11 Accused of Plotting Iraq Attacks - New York Times
Two-Thirds
More People Now Get AIDS Treatment - USA Today
Talks
May Lead to Sharon-Abbas Summit - Washington Post
California
Train Strikes an S.U.V.; At Least 11 Dead - Los Angeles Times
FBI
Raids BALCO Chief's Home - San Francisco Chronicle
Cheney,
in Poland, Praises Auschwitz Survivors, Yushchenko - Washington
Post
SBC
Said to Be in Talks to Buy AT&T - New York Times
Nicaraguans
Seize Missile During Sting - Washington Times
Wednesday,
January 26, 2005
Iraqis
Debate: To Vote or Not to Vote? - USA Today
Insurgents
Vow to Kill Iraqi Voters - New York Times
Iraq
Copter Crash Kills at Least 31 - Washington Post
Hundred
Deaths Feared in Darfur - BBC
After
Tsunami, Schools Reopen to Hope and Loss - Boston Globe
Stampede
Kills 200 Hindu Pilgrims - Washington Post
Brazil's
Leftists No Longer See President as Their Champion - Los Angeles
Times
Palestinians,
Israel Resume Security Talks - CNN
Auto
Industry's Center Goes South - Chicago Tribune
FBI
Finds Boston Terror Threat was Fabricated - Boston Globe
Oscar
Nods Announced, 'Fahrenheit 9/11' Overlooked - Washington Times
Tuesday,
January 25, 2005
Sunnis
Seek Role on Iraq Constitution - New York Times
Army
Plans To Keep Iraq Troop Level Through '06 - Washington Post
Annan
Urges Action on Darfur at U.N. Commemoration of Holocaust -
Washington Post
5
Charged in GOP Tire Slashings - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
On
Day 1, Ukrainian Leader Meets Putin, Names Prime Minister -
Los Angeles Times
Court
OKs Drug Dog Use - Chicago Tribune
High
Court Rejects Hearing on Terri's Law - Tampa Tribune
Palestinians
Fear East Jerusalem Land Grab - New York Times
Prisoner
Abuse Claims Multiplying in Iraq - Baltimore Sun
Guantanamo
Detainees Attempted to Hang Selves - Boston Globe
Monday,
January 24, 2005
Guantanamo
Tip Tied to Arrests of 22 in Germany - Boston Globe
Shiites
in Iraq Say Government Will Be Secular - New York Times
Sadr
Group Signals Rejection Of Iraq Election - Washington Post
Iraq
Captures 'Bomb Mastermind' - BBC
India
Resists Tsunami Aid, Reveals New Identity - Boston Globe
Pentagon
Denies News Report of New Spy Unit - USA Today
Yushchenko
Proclaims 'Victory for Freedom' - Washington Post
Iraqi:
Zarqawi Election Threat is Sign of Desperation - Philadelphia
Inquirer
Study
Says All Stem Cell Lines Tainted - Los Angeles Times
King
of Late-Night TV Dies - USA Today
Sunday,
January 23, 2005
Zarqawi
Declares War on Iraq Election - BBC
U.S.
Plans New Tack After Iraq Elections - Washington Post
General
Seeking Faster Training of Iraq Soldiers - New York Times
Yushchenko
Takes Reins in Ukraine - BBC
Israelis
Still Skeptical of Abbas - Chicago Tribune
Israel
Lauds New Palestinian Leader for Moves to Stop Attacks - New
York Times
Religious
Surge Alarms Secular Syrians - Washington Post
Doubt
Cast Over Tip on Boston Terror Plot - Boston Globe
Japan's
Criminal Justice System Moves at Snail's Pace - Los Angeles
Times
Secret
Unit Expands Rumsfeld's Domain - Washington Post
Saturday,
January 22, 2005
Mystery
in Iraq as $300 Million is Taken Abroad - New York Times
No
Foreign Observers to Monitor Iraq Vote - Washington Post
House
Report Proposes Troop Withdrawal Plan - Boston Globe
Militants
Release Chinese Hostages - New York Times
New
FCC Chief Must Work Out Details - Washington Post
Martin
Seen as Leading Race to Succeed Powell at FCC - Los Angeles
Times
U.S.
Plans to Open More of Alaska for Drilling - Anchorage Daily
News
Vaccine
Shortage Turns to Surplus - Washington Post
Agent
for Saddam Hussein Met With Carter and Kemp - New York Times
Sun
Chief Uses Blog in Challenge to IBM - San Francisco Chronicle
Friday,
January 21, 2005
Majority
of Iraqis Committed to Vote, Poll Finds - Washington Post
Deadly
Blast Hits Outside Shiite Mosque in Iraq - New York Times
U.S.
Prisons in Iraq Are Nearing Capacity - Washington Post
Methane Rain Feeds Titan's Rivers, Probe Finds - BBC
Revenge
Eyed as Motive in Boston Terror Tip - Boston Globe
Palestinian
Security Forces Move to Stop Attacks in Gaza - New York Times
Powell
to Resign FCC Chairmanship - Washington Post
6
Mexico Prison Workers Slain After Crackdown - Chicago Tribune
Relenting
a Bit, Beijing Plans Funeral for Ousted Leader - New York Times
Bomb
Misses a Top Warlord in Afghanistan - Los Angeles Times
Thursday,
January 20, 2005
6
Sought After Tip Alleging 'Dirty Bomb' - Boston Globe
Israel
Meets With Palestinians on Abbas Plan to End Attacks - New York
Times
U.S.
to Overhaul Training of Iraqi Forces - Los Angeles Times
'Hundreds'
of Iraq Attacks Planned - CNN
3
British Soldiers Court-Martialed on Charges of Iraq Prisoner Abuse
- New York Times
India
Takes Major Role In Sri Lanka Relief Effort - Washington Post
U.S.
Forces Winding Down Tsunami Relief Effort - New York Times
Teen
Dies After Drill For Baseball - Tampa Tribune
Poland's
Ruling Party Likely to Fall Amid Scandals - Chicago Tribune
Ukraine
President to Be Sworn in Sunday - BBC
Wednesday,
January 19, 2005
Car
Bombs Kill at Least 26 in Baghdad - Washington Post
U.S.
Intelligence Says Iraqis Will Press for Withdrawal - New York
Times
Iraq
Borders to Be Sealed Before Vote - Boston Globe
Businessman
Admits Guilt in Oil-for-Food Plan - New York Times
Tsunami
Deaths Soar Past 212,000 - CNN
Post-Disaster
Generosity Again Attracts Cons - Los Angeles Times
Bomber
Strikes as Abbas Seeks Cease-Fire - Chicago Tribune
California
Executes Murderer - Los Angeles Times
Chinese
Officials Defend 1989
Tiananmen
Assault - Washington Post
Tuesday,
January 18, 2005
Abducted
Catholic Archbishop of Mosul Is Freed in Iraq - New York Times
Push
for Sunni Voters Enters Critical Days - USA Today
Iraqis
in U.S. Register for Vote - Washington Post
U.S.
Is Punishing 8 Chinese Firms for Aiding Iran - New York Times
Pentagon
Blasts Article Alleging Reconnaissance Missions in Iran - CNN
Wolfowitz
Cites Sri Lanka's Progress on Reconstruction - Washington Post
Signs
of Shake-up in Palestinian Security - Philadelphia Inquirer
Large
UN Force for Southern Sudan - BBC
After
Wide Protests, Putin Softens on His Policy of Cutting Benefits
- New York Times
Zhao's
Death Unsettles China's Leadership - Washington Post
Monday,
January 17, 2005
U.N.
Official Says Iraqi Vote 'Is on Track' - Washington Post
Troops
Sweep Into Mosul to Quell Pre-Vote Violence - Chicago Tribune
Kennedy
Says Iraq is 'Bush's Vietnam' - Boston Globe
81
Afghans Freed by U.S.; First Step in Broad Amnesty - New York
Times
Indonesian
Calls for Easing of U.S. Restrictions - Washington Post
Rebels
Express Thanks for Aid to Indonesians - New York Times
Ukraine
Court Hears Election Appeal - BBC
Battle
Intensifies Over Control of Mexican TV - Los Angeles Times
Croats'
President Easily Re-elected; Nationalist Mood Seems to Fade
- New York Times
Purged
Chinese Leader Zhao Ziyang Dies at 85 - Washington Post
Sunday,
January 16, 2005
New
U.S. Commander Sees Shift in Military Role in Iraq - New York
Times
Iraqi
Shiite Coalition Tries to Dispel Fears of Iran-Style Rule -
Washington Post
Sweeping
Security Is Set for Iraq Vote - Boston Globe
U.S.
Forces Prepare to Finish Aid Work and Hand Off to Civilians
- New York Times
China
and Taiwan Agree to Nonstop Holiday Flights - Los Angeles Times
Abbas
Faces Familiar Obstacles - Washington Post
PLO
Demands End to Armed Attacks - BBC
Titan's
Big News: A Mysterious Shoreline - New York Times
Black
Gold Leaves Stain on Mexican Coastal Region - Los Angeles Times
Graner
Sentenced to 10 Years for
Iraqi Prisoner Abuse - New York Times
Saturday,
January 15, 2005
U.S.
Soldier Found Guilty in Iraq Prison Abuse Case - New York Times
The
Critical Battle for Iraq's Energy - Washington Post
The
Fallouja Plight Persists - Los Angeles Times
N.
Korea Shifts Course, Agrees to Nuclear Talks - Chicago Tribune
Probe
Yields Fresh Images of Saturn's Moon - BBC
Abbas
Is Sworn In as Palestinian Leader - New York Times
Israel
Halts Contact with Palestinian Officials After Lethal Attack
- Los Angeles Times
Suffering
Adds Up in Tsunami Survey - Washington Post
U.S.
Aims to End Tsunami Mission Soon - CNN
China
Promotes Another Boom: Nuclear Power - New York Times
Reforms
in Russia Spark Public Outcry - Los Angeles Times
Friday,
January 14, 2005
National
Intelligence Council Issues Future of the Globe Report - USA
Today
Iraq
New Terror Breeding Ground, CIA Advisors Report - Washington
Post
U.S.
Calls Indonesia Deadline for Troop Pullout Reasonable - New
York Times
Tsunami
Orphans Won't Be Sent to Christian Home - Washington Post
Bush
Pledges Early Warning System for Atlantic - New York Times
Huygens
Probe Lands on Saturn Moon - CNN
Mexican
Official Says Tijuana, Gulf Cartels Have United - Los Angeles
Times
China
Defends Raid on S. Korean Lawmakers' Beijing News Conference
- Washington Post
World
'Ignoring' War Torn Darfur - BBC
A
Prince Who Forgot History Angers Many - New York Times
Thursday,
January 13, 2005
U.S.
Lowers Expectations On Iraq Vote - Washington Post
Aide
to Top Iraqi Cleric, 5 Others, Killed in Attack - New York Times
Baseball
Officials Announce Tougher Steroids Policy - USA Today
Militants
Send Message With Gaza Attack - Los Angeles Times
Germans
Arrest 22 In Anti-Terror Raids - Washington Post
Fallouja
Insurgents Fought Under Influence of Drugs, Marines Say - Los
Angeles Times
Trade
Deficit Makes Surprising Jump, Rises 7.7% in Nov. - USA Today
Chinese
Agents Storm Briefing By South Korean Lawmakers - Washington
Post
New
FBI Software May Be Unusable - Los Angeles Times
Fossil
Shows Early Mammals Fed on Dinosaurs - Boston Globe
Wednesday,
January 12, 2005
Critics
Question No-Bias Finding By CBS Panel - Washington Post
Indonesia
Says Foreign Troops Must Leave by March 26 - New York Times
Search
for Banned Arms In Iraq Ended Last Month - Washington Post
Allawi:
Some Areas Not Safe Enough in Iraq - Chicago Tribune
Israel,
Palestinians Back on Speaking Terms - Los Angeles Times
Detainees
Describe Abuses by Guard in Iraq Prison - New York Times
U.S.
to Send 5 Detainees Home From Guantanamo - Washington Post
Door
Ajar for N. Korea Talks? - Los Angeles Times
Pentagon
Plans to Delay Chemical-Arms Disposal - USA Today
Skies
Clear in California, but Storms' Toll Mounts - Los Angeles Times
More
Mad Cow Found in Alberta - USA Today
Tuesday,
January 11, 2005
CBS
News Fires 4 in Erroneous Bush Story - Chicago Tribune
CBS
Struggles in Wake of Discredited Report - New York Times
Bush
Promises Long-Term U.S. Tsunami Aid - Washington Post
Mandate
in Hand, Abbas Declares He's Ready for Talks - New York Times
Lawmakers
Narrowly Back Sharon's New Government - Los Angeles Times
Yushchenko
Officially Declared Winner of Ukraine Revote - Los Angeles Times
Ukraine
Announces Pullout of Iraq Force - Washington Post
Ex-Baathists
Play Crucial Insurgent Role, U.S. Says - Los Angeles Times
UN
Oil-for-Food Probe Turns Focus to U.S. Role - Chicago Tribune
Sudan
Peace Deal 'Bad' for Darfur - BBC
Mudslide
Buries Houses, Kills 3 in Ventura County, CA - Los Angeles Times
Monday,
January 10, 2005
Abbas
Declares Victory in Palestinian Elections - Washington Post
Bush
Praises Choice of Abbas as New Palestinian President - New York
Times
Expatriates
Eager to Play Role in Iraq Vote - Los Angeles Times
Baghdad's
Deputy Police Chief Assassinated - Washington Post
Albania's
Chemical Cache Raises Fears About Others - Washington Post
Panel
Reports Lapses in Oil-for-Food Program - New York Times
'Tsunami-Generation'
Vulnerable - USA Today
Relief
Helicopter Crashes; 10 Survive - Chicago Tribune
Islamic
Militants Join Aceh Aid Efforts - Los Angeles Times
French
Ban on Arab TV Station Raises Questions - Los Angeles Times
GM
to Drop 7% of Jobs in '05 - Detroit Free Press
Sunday,
January 9, 2005
Palestinian
Voter Turnout Is Unexpectedly Low - Washington Post
Palestinians'
First 'Real' Vote Carries Hopes, Limitations - Philadelphia
Inquirer
U.S.
Haunted by Initial Plan for Iraq Voting - New York Times
Iran
Plays Role in Iraq Vote - Los Angeles Times
Iraqis
Die In Errant Bombing By U.S. - Washington Post
Tigers'
Fury at Annan Travel Ban in Sri Lanka - BBC
Audits
Criticize U.N. Handling of Oil-for-Food - New York Times
Peace
Deal Is Reached in Southern Sudan; Darfur Conflict Continues
- New York Times
Powell
Sidesteps Question About Sudan Genocide - Washington Post
Deadly
Leak Underscores Concerns About Rail Safety - New York Times
Saturday,
January 8, 2005
Powell
Wraps Up Southern Asia Visit - Los Angeles Times
Annan
Visiting Tense Sri Lanka - BBC
Charities
Report Record Donations - Washington Post
Sex
Abuse in Congo by U.N. Troops Continues, Report Says - Los Angeles
Times
Watchful
Eyes as Palestinians Prepare to Vote - Philadelphia Inquirer
U.S.
Wary Until New Palestinian Leader Curbs Militias' Influence
- Los Angeles Times
Police
Pin $50M Bank Heist On IRA - Washington Post
Report
Paints Bleak Picture of Iraqi Forces - Boston Globe
Gunmen
Abduct Four Iraqi Officials - CNN
U.S.
Said to Hold 325 Foreigners in Iraq Fighting - New York Times
Friday,
January 7, 2005
For
Epic Disaster, an Epic Aid Goal - Philadelphia Inquirer
Once-Critical
Indonesians Are Grateful to U.S. for Aid - New York Times
U.S.
Bill Allows Early Deduction of Tsunami Donations - USA Today
Rumsfeld
Seeks Broad Review of Iraq Policy - New York Times
Nine
U.S. Troops Are Killed in Latest Preelection Violence - Los
Angeles Times
Reservists
May Face Longer Tours of Duty - Washington Post
Some
Iraq Areas Unsafe for Vote, U.S. General Says - New York Times
Appeals
Court Rejects Conviction of Andrea Yates - Houston Chronicle
Abbas
Will Have to Win More Than Palestinian Vote - Los Angeles Times
Arrest
Made in 1964 Civil Rights Killings - Los Angeles Times
Thursday,
January 6, 2005
Iraq
Elections Will Not Be Derailed, Allawi Says - USA Today
Kerry
Visits Iraq for 'Firsthand' View - Washington Post
Annan
Urges World Leaders to Deliver Pledges - Washington Post
Could
U.S. Aid Change Minds? - USA Today
Iran
Agrees to Inspection of Military Base - New York Times
Hamas
Won Power In West Bank Vote - Washington Post
Palestinian
Leader's Militant Turn Troubles U.S., Israel - USA Today
Spain
Arrested More Than 130 Suspects in Islamic Terrorism in '04
- New York Times
Terror
Suspect Alleges Torture - Washington Post
10
Ex-Directors From WorldCom to Pay Millions - New York Times
Wednesday,
January 5, 2005
Deadly
Bombings Continue in Iraq - Washington Post
U.S.
Said to Weigh Sanctions on Syria Over Iraqi Network - New York
Times
Powell
Surveys Asia Damage - Washington Post
American
Casualties in Tsunami Rise to 36 - Los Angeles Times
Sharon
Vows to Use 'All Our Power' to Evacuate Gaza Settlers - New
York Times
Shelling
in Gaza Kills 7 Palestinian Youths - Washington Post
Aiming
Laser at Jet Brings U.S. Charge - Philadelphia Inquirer
Pentagon
Seeks Cuts In Weapons Spending - Washington Post
Chilean
Court Says Pinochet, Despite Age, Can Stand Trial - Philadelphia
Inquirer
Southwest
Airlines to Extend Service to Pittsburgh - Washington Post
Tuesday,
January 4, 2005
5
U.S. Troops Are Killed, and Baghdad Governor Is Assassinated
- New York Times
Powell,
Bush Touring Stricken Region of Asia to Show Support - New York
Times
Elder
Bush, Clinton to Lead Fundraising Drive at Home - Washington
Post
Older
U.S. Armored Vehicles to Get Tougher Skins for Iraq - Philadelphia
Inquirer
U.S.
May Add Advisers to Aid Iraq's Military - New York Times
Afghanistan
Attacks Kill 2 U.S. Soldiers - CNN
Sharon
Hits Snag in Effort to Form New Government - Los Angeles Times
Supreme
Court to Rule on Executing Young Killers - New York Times
Mad
Cow Case Won't Stall Border Reopening - USA Today
Annan
Names New Top Aide, Starting Staff Shuffle - Washington Post
Monday,
January 3, 2005
One
Week After Tsunami, Signs of Renewal in Asia - Washington Post
Indonesian
Government Responded Slowly - New York Times
Disaster's
Damage to Economies May Be Minor - New York Times
Croatia
Poll Goes to Run-off - BBC
Rebels
Press Their Campaign to Disrupt Iraqi Election - New York Times
Militants'
Campaign Twists Logistics of Iraq Election - Los Angeles Times
One
Year on the Job, Mars Rovers Roll On - Chicago Tribune
Candidate
Asks Gaza Militants to Stop 'Useless' Attacks on Israelis -
New York Times
Israeli
Army Seeks Militants in Gaza - Los Angeles Times
Canada
Confirms Mad Cow Case - BBC
Sunday,
January 2, 2005
Aid
Summit Talks in Jakarta: U.S. Faces Choice and Opportunity -
New York Times
Tsunami
Recovery 'to Take Years' - BBC
Insurgent
Attacks in Iraq Usher in New Year - Chicago Tribune
Suicide
Attack Leaves At Least 19 Iraqis Dead - Washington Post
Dominant
Iraqi Group Split Over Clerical Role - Philadelphia Inquirer
Iraqi
Officials Cite Rise Of Interest in Elections - Washington Post
Peru
Declares State of Emergency - BBC
Libya
Enticing U.S. Executives With Abundant Oil Reserves - New York
Times
Israel
Faces 2005 with Caution, Hope - Philadelphia Inquirer
An
Afghan Quandary for the U.S. - Los Angeles Times
US
Extends an Olive Branch to Taliban's 'Moderates' - Boston Globe
Saturday,
January 1, 2005
Tsunami
Casts Shadow Over New Year's Celebrations - Washington Post
Tsunami
Aid Effort Gathers Pace - BBC
Bush
Greatly Boosts Tsunami Aid - Washington Post
Yanukovich
Steps Down as Premier of Ukraine - Los Angeles Times
What
if Iraq Taps Pro-Iran Leaders? - Chicago Tribune
Turkey
to Launch a New Currency - Los Angeles Times
Sudan
and Southern Rebels Sign Pact to End Civil War - New York Times
Kremlin-Owned
Firm Closes Yukos Purchase - Los Angeles Times
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