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Japan Rail Firm Warned by Government Before Crash
2005-05-01: TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese transport ministry in March issued a 'severe warning' to the operator of the train line where Japan's worst crash in over 40 years took place, a Japanese newspaper reported on Sunday.
'Desperate Housewife' Laura Grabs Stage from Bush
2005-05-01: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - First Lady Laura Bush grabbed the stage from President Bush at the White House correspondents annual dinner on Saturday and confessed to all his early bedtimes had turned her into a 'desperate housewife.'
Correction: Mfume-Allegations Story
2005-05-01: AP - In April 28-29 stories about allegations against former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume, The Associated Press erroneously reported there had been a settlement with a woman threatening to sue the NAACP for Mfume's allegedly showing favoritism to another employee. Mfume said he didn't know whether a settlement had been reached or any terms. Lawyers involved in the case also declined to comment.
Inmates Use Intermediaries to Go Online
2005-05-01: AP - Keith Maydak's jail cells are roomier than most. Must be all that cyberspace. State and federal prisons don't let inmates use Internet computers behind bars and the Allegheny County Jail doesn't either. Yet Maydak has answered a reporter's e-mails from the Pittsburgh jail, and later an Ohio lockup, while he awaits sentencing for violating probation on a 900-number phone scam that cost AT&T $550,000 dollars.
First Come Cellphone Towers, Then the Babel
2005-05-01: Hundreds of communities have been waging fights against cellphone companies and the march of antennas into suburbia.
ChevronTexaco Profit Misses Expectations
2005-05-01: AP - ChevronTexaco Corp.'s first-quarter profit edged up by 4 percent, but didn't live up to analysts' expectations because oil refinery outages prevented it from taking full advantage of the high gasoline prices that have been tormenting motorists.
Fed set for eighth straight hike in US rates
2005-05-01: AFP - The Federal Reserve is expected to raise US interest rates again Tuesday to quell inflationary pressures in the world's biggest economy, despite evidence of slowing growth.
Japanese PM urges EU to keep arms embargo on China
2005-05-02: AFP - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi voiced firm opposition to European Union (EU) plans to lift a 16-year-old arms embargo on China, amid worsening ties between Tokyo and the economic giant.
Feast or Famine at SYSCO?
2005-05-02: The Motley Fool - SYSCO (NYSE: SYY - News) is one of those old-standby stocks that a lot of magazine journalists and TV financial advisors love. The base business is easy to understand, the company dominates its industry, and the stock has rarely gotten hammered by the market for any extended period of time. So it's the perfect type of stock to recommend if you don't want your picks to come back and haunt you.
Riverdale Confronts Change
2005-05-02: In a bucolic pocket of the city, construction sites seem to be everywhere, and tall apartment buildings are going up.
Deloitte 'bowed to pressure to stop Parmalat whistleblower'
2005-05-01: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, the giant accounting firm, bowed to pressure from Parmalat and appeared to muzzle an auditor who was raising tricky questions about the Italian dairy group's finances up to 33 months ...
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