Hunt for Saddam intensifies near Tikrit hometown
American forces pressed the search for Saddam Hussein around his Tigris River hometown and nearly caught his new chief of security or the ex-dictator in a raid. A U S soldier was killed south of Baghdad in a spike of guerrilla attacks.
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Mutinous troops end 19 hour Manila standoff
Mutinous soldiers who seized a Manila shopping and apartment complex returned to barracks after 19 hours without a shot fired. President Arroyo said the crisis was over in a televised address as experts defused explosives inside the Glorietta complex in the financial district.
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Armstrong clinches fifth straight Tour de France title
Lance Armstrong wins his fifth consecutive Tour de France, tying Miguel Indurain as the sport’s only riders with five straight wins. The 31-year-old cancer survivor cements his status among cycling greats and plans to pursue a sixth title next year.
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Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker iconic career start
Bob Uecker began in baseball as a third string catcher but rose to prominence in 1971 as the Milwaukee Brewers radio and TV broadcaster. He became a cultural figure through the Major League films, commercials, and a television sitcom.
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Voice of the phone era Jane Barbe dies at 74 in Georgia
Jane Barbe known for guiding millions with telephone prompts and automated messages died July 18 in Roswell, Georgia from cancer complications at age 74. Her career spanned four decades with recognizable phrases such as At the tone the time will be and Please press one for more options.
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Labor and political battle within Iowa Democrats nears showdown
A quiet but intense struggle unfolds for organized labor across the state as nine Democrats courting the presidential nomination seek labor support. The main clash appears within a smaller sub group amid ongoing efforts and no clear winner yet.
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Gazette promotes recycling and soybean ink use
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 901 Ingleside Drive SW or other nearby recycling locations.
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Hussein brothers photos spark newsroom debates on publication
Editors weighed publishing grisly images of Odai and Qusai Hussein near Mosul. The Gazette fronted the decision with a note, choosing black and white prints to curb offensiveness while posting full color on the website.
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Israel to release about 540 prisoners in peace talks move
Israel's cabinet voted 14 to 9 to approve releasing roughly 540 jailed militants and criminals within a week, including about 210 from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and others from Fatah. The move strengthens Prime Minister Ariel Sharon before his Washington talks with President Bush amid pressure on the road map peace plan.
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Religion clash over gays swells at Episcopal Convention
The Episcopal Church faces a pivotal week in Minneapolis as delegates weigh blessing same sex couples and the election of openly gay bishop W Gene Robinson of New Hampshire. A split could ripple through the 77 million member Anglican Communion amid global conservative backlash.
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