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March 31, 2005

• MS-13 "gangsters" and Arizona "vigilantes" prepare to rumble
• Maine passes gay rights law
• Palestinian security chief quits, says too little is being done to curb lawlessness
• Terri Schiavo dies
• Chlorine spill in China's Jiangsu province kills 28, injures hundreds
• Voting in Zimbabwe starts amid accusations of rigged outcome
• Man attempts to foil breathalyzer by eating feces
• UN Report: Earth ecosystem in peril
• Dresden city council wants DNA matching for doggy-doo
• New Doctor Who quits series, BBC searches for replacement actor
• Pressure building on Myanmar to decline ASEAN chair
• New York Times finds flight logs that back Canadian's claim of kidnapping by US government
• Akayev willing to resign as president of Kyrgyzstan
• Brazilian president defends Chavez and criticizes US
• U.S. Supreme Court hears MGM v. Grokster
• EU nabs US$300 million illegal trafficking in Spain

March 30, 2005

• Pope gets feeding tube through nose
• Charlottetown, P.E.I. residents rally to support restaurant
• Fox TV executive takes reins at Paramount studios
• Egyptians protest against President despite ban
• Taiwan Nationalists leader visits Beijing
• British computer magazine discovers electricity cost of running computers
• Falwell's condition upgraded to "stable"
• School dinner costs just 49p in Wales
• New Zealand praised by NATO Secretary General
• German retail giant Rewe to open Penny Market stores in Romania
• Three Romanian journalists abducted in Iraq
• UN Secretary General Annan cleared of influencing oil-for-food contracts by Volcker report
• Woman sells name on eBay
• Monday night's Indonesian quake toll appears less than first feared
• Irish scientists had predicted further Sumatran earthquake

March 29, 2005

• O.J. Simpson laywer, Cochran, dead at 67
• Laura Bush takes a quick trip to Afghanistan
• California State University, Chico fraternity suspended for making frat house porno flick
• Canadian Football League to test Atlantic expansion with exhibition game
• Lorry drops thirteen tonnes of fish in British town
• Sleepiness: A yawning chasm for working Americans
• Japan asks "Where's the beef?"
• Upper house of former Kyrgyz parliament steps down, Bakiyev pledges to fight corruption
• Australians more concerned by global warming than terrorism, says Lowy report
• US Transportation Security Administration "made inaccurate statements" about passenger privacy, says Department of Homeland Security report
• Israeli parliament rejects disengagement referendum
• Sudan preemptively rejects Security Council resolution on war crimes extradition
• Congressional dems visit to Iraq encourages support of Bush $81B "reconstruction" plan
• Surgeons reattach boy's three severed limbs
• Past Jackson abuse claims to be used in court
• Britain's Howard-Flight controversy continues

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