Solomon tsunami victims receive some aid
Houston Chronicle - 32 minutes ago
By MERAIAH FOLEY AP Writer. © 2007 AP. MUNDA, Solomon Islands - Relief workers reported the first signs of disease Wednesday among survivors of a devastating earthquake and tsunami, as damaged airports caused a bottleneck in the flow of badly needed ...
Reservists head for Solomon Islands The Age
Tsunami Toll in Solomons Hits 25; Pacific Sends Aid (Update1) Bloomberg
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Orange Democrats Leave the Square to Yanukovych
Kommersant - 2 hours ago
Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and his coalition failed yesterday to convince President Viktor Yushchenko to repeal his decree dissolving the country's legislature.
Ukraine's Political Crisis Deepens Voice of America
Ukraine’s Premier Defies Order to Dissolve Parliament New York Times
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French Set Rail Speed Record: 357.2 Mph
Glens Falls Post-Star - 4 hours ago
By INGRID ROUSSEAU. A French high-speed train, with a souped-up engine and wheels, breaks the world speed record near Grigny, eastern France, Tuesday, April 3, 2007, reaching 574.8 kph (357.2 mph).
France breaks rail speed record Channel 4 News
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US automakers could see national CO2 standard
Monsters and Critics.com - 6 hours ago
By Scott Malone Apr 4, 2007, 0:05 GMT. BOSTON - The US auto industry can expect stronger regulations on carbon dioxide emissions, but experts said carmakers may be spared from having to adapt to a patchwork of varying state standards, ...
Green Supremes AMERICAN.COM
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Struggling McCain looks to revamp fundraising operation
Houston Chronicle - 43 minutes ago
By ADAM NAGOURNEY. WASHINGTON - Lagging in fundraising and under fire for his support of the Iraq war, Sen. John McCain is overhauling his presidential campaign finance operation - including resorting to the big-donor approach to fundraising pioneered ...
Campaign money-makers II Washington Times
Romney on top in GOP fundraising Kansas City Star
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CSU, Faculty Union Reach Tentative Agreement
CBS 2 - 8 hours ago
(CBS) LONG BEACH, Calif. After 22 months of negotiations, California State University and the faculty union reached a tentative labor agreement, averting a strike set to begin next week across the 23-campus system, officials said Tuesday.
Strike unlikely after salary deal The Orion
CSU and union reach tentative agreement San Luis Obispo Tribune
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