Digest/11January2005
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< 1 - 12 January 2005 • Index • 18 - 25 January> Major News Jan 13 Mexican candidate confident of winning OAS leadership race Bush pressured Israel to seize Chinese aircraft Third in line to British throne dresses as Nazi Jan 12 United States trade deficit reaches all time high 7.7% increase from previous month. Iraqi violence may restrict elections Continuing violence may hamper elections scheduled for January 30. Jan 11 Mamdouh Habib to be released from Guantanamo Bay without charge Australian anti-terror laws not retro-active; man accused of
< 1 - 12 January 2005 • Index • 18 - 25 January>
Major News
Jan 13
Mexican candidate confident of winning OAS leadership race
Bush pressured Israel to seize Chinese aircraft
Third in line to British throne dresses as Nazi
Jan 12
United States trade deficit reaches all time high 7.7% increase from previous month.
Iraqi violence may restrict elections Continuing violence may hamper elections scheduled for January 30.
Jan 11
Mamdouh Habib to be released from Guantanamo Bay without charge Australian anti-terror laws not retro-active; man accused of helping al-Queda not charged after 3 years in prison
Bush nominates Chertoff for new Secretary of Homeland Security
Third case of BSE reported in Canada Mad cow shows up again in Canadian beef says CFIANotes
Entertainment
Jefferson Airplane drummer dies at 66 Dryden, drummer, dies of stomach cancer and heart disease.
Science/Technology
Huygen moon probe to land on Titan NASA sends probe to Saturn's largest moon.
Jobs unveils new products after cloud of secrecy and lawsuits $500 Mac $99 iPod, other updates to Apple Computer's consumer line.
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