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World News Atlas    USA     2005   October

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Summary.     Click for More > U.S. launches Operation Iron Fist  The operation is in an effort to dislodge a stubborn insurgency in Anbar province in western Iraq Five U.S. troops killed in attacks  3 soldiers died from injuries sustained in a blast. Marine was killed in action by a roadside bomb Senate backs detainee rights  Senators have voted overwhelmingly to outlaw cruel or degrading treatment of detainees held abroad Warning of subway threat  Security is being stepped up on underground railway network as officials have received a 'credible security threat' Official: World not ready for flu  Mike Leavitt, the U.S. secretary of health says the world is 'woefully unprepared' to respond to a pandemic Bush warns of 'war on humanity'  US President says the insurgency in Iraq is part of a wider strategy by al-Qaeda and other militants Blasts kill 6 US Marines  A homemade bomb exploded near Karma in the western Iraqi province of Anbar, killing 4 Marines Marines say 50 al Qaeda killed  The Marines had wrapped up Operation Iron Fist and established new outposts in Sa'da, a town near the Syrian border US hails 'courageous' Iraq vote  The US has praised Iraqis for turning out in large numbers and demonstrating courageous commitment Rice seeks UK support over Iran  US Secretary of State has met Tony Blair at Chequers for private talks White Sox eliminate Angels  Crede leads White Sox to first World Series since 1959 by winning the AL Championship Series in 5 games Astros reached World Series  Houston made it to their first World Series after 44 seasons after Oswalt pitched them past the St. Louis 5-1 U.S. troops 'burnt Taliban bodies'  The US and the Afghans are investigating allegations that U.S. soldiers burned the bodies of killed Taliban fighters Bush: Hariri report 'deeply disturbing'  President urged the UN to address the findings of its report implicating Syria in the assassination Wilma hits Cuba as Florida braces  High winds and heavy rains are lashing western Cuba as the hurricane strengthens to a Category 3 storm Wilma roars across Florida  The hurricane slammed into south Florida with high winds, driving rains and storm surges, killing one man Wilma made 3 million homes without power  The hurricane is killing at least four people brought storm surges and up to 25cm Civil rights icon Parks dies


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  Detroit  
  She refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man and inspired the modern civil rights movement


Oct.26   Texas   White Sox win Series over Astros  Chicago win first Series in 88 years after finishing off the Astros 1-0 in Game 4. Jermaine Dye is Series MVP

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Oct.28   Washington Prosecutor to seek Libby indictment  The special prosecutor in the CIA leak probe, plans to ask to indict Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff

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  Washington     Lewis Libby quits Cheney office
  chief-of-staff to Vice President has resigned after being charged with perjury over an investigation

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Oct.31   U.S. Supreme Court Bush nominates Alito to Supreme Court  President is moving quickly to pick a Supreme Court nominee after his last selection withdrew her name

  Northern Iraq 6 U.S. soldiers killed  4 were killed when their vehicle struck a roadside bomb, and 2 other were killed by a bomb in northern Iraq




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U.S. launches Operation Iron Fist  The operation is in an effort to dislodge a stubborn insurgency in Anbar province in western Iraq Yankees clinch American League East title  New York clinched their 8th straight division title with an 8-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox U.S. forces battle insurgents near Syria  Marines and soldiers faced small arms fire and rocket-propelled grenades as they entered Karabila 21 elderly tourists die on lake  The Ethan Allen, a boat in NY state, has capsized and sunk. The majority of the 47 passengers were Canadians Astros back to postseason  Oswalt got his 20th win to lead Houston over the Chicago Cubs 6-4, clinching the NL wild-card berth Red Sox clinch wild card  Ramirez hit a 3-run homer for the Red Sox to beat Yankees 10-1 Parish president: FEMA still fumbling  The president of St. Tammany Parish accused the agency of continuing to mismanage the hurricane aftermath Bush picks aide for Supreme Court  The President has nominated White House counsel Harriet Miers, for a key Supreme Court vacancy New indictment against Tom DeLay  New charges containing money laundering have been brought against a Congressional leader in Texas Five U.S. troops killed in attacks  3 soldiers died from injuries sustained in a blast. Marine was killed in action by a roadside bomb Search for Katrina bodies is over  The door-to-door search for the victims has ended in the state of Louisiana City sacks 3,000 workers  The city is sacking about half of its workforce, after the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina Bush military bird flu role slammed  A call was to give the President the power to use the military in law enforcement roles in the event of a pandemic Senate backs detainee rights  Senators have voted overwhelmingly to outlaw cruel or degrading treatment of detainees held abroad White House spying probed  Leandro Aragoncillo, 46, who worked in the VP office has been charged with passing info to Philippines Warning of subway threat


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Oct.6   New York  
  Security is being stepped up on underground railway network as officials have received a 'credible security threat'


  Washington   Official: World not ready for flu
  Mike Leavitt, the U.S. secretary of health says the world is 'woefully unprepared' to respond to a pandemic

  Washington     Bush warns of 'war on humanity'  US President says the insurgency in Iraq is part of a wider strategy by al-Qaeda and other militants

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Oct.7   Western Iraq   Blasts kill 6 US Marines  A homemade bomb exploded near Karma in the western Iraqi province of Anbar, killing 4 Marines

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 Boston White Sox defeat Red Sox to win Series  Konerko hit a tiebreaking homer as Chicago beat Boston 5-3 to sweep the defending champs out of the playoffs

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Oct.8   Iraq     Marines say 50 al Qaeda killed  The Marines had wrapped up Operation Iron Fist and established new outposts in Sa'da, a town near the Syrian border

Oct.9  Germany Davenport storms to 50th title win  The top seed beat Amelie Mauresmo 6-2 6-4 in the Filderstadt

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 Texas Burke's blast in 18th sends Astros to NLCS  Chris Burke ended the longest postseason game in baseball history lifting Houston over Atlanta 7-6

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Oct.10   Sweden Game theory economists win Nobel  Israeli and U.S. citizen Aumann and American Schelling won the Prize for their work in game-theory analysis

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 Los Angeles Angels rally past Yanks 5-3, head to ALCS  Santana pitched 5 1-3 gutsy innings and Los Angeles beat New York 5-3 in the decisive Game 5

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Oct.12   Venezuela Chavez moves against US preachers  The President has said he is about to expel a missionary group, New Tribes Mission

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Oct.13   Kazakhstan Rice: Kazakh democracy before oil  U.S. Secretary of State has refuted claims by the opposition in Kazakhstan that Washington's primary concern is oil

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  New Hampshire State hardest hit from flooding  The town of Alstead was especially hard hit, as the Cold River overflowed due to the heavy rain and water flowing downstream

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  Moscow Rice to make surprise trip  US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will meet President Putin and Foreign Minister Lavrov

Oct.15   Baghdad   US hails 'courageous' Iraq vote  The US has praised Iraqis for turning out in large numbers and demonstrating courageous commitment

  India India warns: Google terror threat  President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam is warning free mapping program could help terrorists by providing photos

  Washington Rally condemns Katrina response  Tens of thousands of African-Americans mark the 10th anniversary of the Million Man March

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Oct.16   England     Rice seeks UK support over Iran  US Secretary of State has met Tony Blair at Chequers for private talks

  San Francisco Bay Area Wife of Prominent Attorney Found Dead  Daniel Horowitz called 911 to report that the body of Pamela Vitale was found in the entryway of their home

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  Southern California   White Sox eliminate Angels  Crede leads White Sox to first World Series since 1959 by winning the AL Championship Series in 5 games

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Oct.17  Southern California Wie disqualified on her pro debut  16-year-old was disqualified from the Women's World Championship after finishing fourth on her professional debut

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Oct.19   Washington Rice: U.S. will defeat insurgency  Secretary of State defended the policy in Iraq amid criticism from lawmakers demanding a plan to bring troops home

  Mexico Hurricane Wilma forces evacuation  Mexico, Cuba and Florida have started evacuating thousands of people from areas threatened by the hurricane

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  Missouri   Astros reached World Series  Houston made it to their first World Series after 44 seasons after Oswalt pitched them past the St. Louis 5-1

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Oct.20   Afghanistan     U.S. troops 'burnt Taliban bodies'
  The US and the Afghans are investigating allegations that U.S. soldiers burned the bodies of killed Taliban fighters

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  Washington Bush: Palestinians closer to statehood  Bush had hour-long meeting with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas

Oct.21   California     Bush: Hariri report 'deeply disturbing'
  President urged the UN to address the findings of its report implicating Syria in the assassination

Oct.22   Iraq 20 insurgents killed in raids  One was captured by coalition forces on 'foreign safe houses' in the western town of Husayba

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 Chicago White Sox win 5-3 over Astros in Game 1  Cotts and Jenks got out of an 8th-inning jam with 3 straight strikeouts

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Oct.23  Switzerland Davenport wins Zurich Open again  Top-seeded is beating Switzerland's Patty Schnyder 7-6 (5), 6-3

  Florida Wilma to accelerate toward Florida  The Category 2 storm is expected to reach Florida as a strong Category 2 or possibly 3

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  Cuba   Wilma hits Cuba as Florida braces  High winds and heavy rains are lashing western Cuba as the hurricane strengthens to a Category 3 storm

 Chicago Podsednik stuns Astros  Scott Podsednik homered off Brad Lidge to give Chicago a 7-6 victory over Houston and a 2-0 World Series lead

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Oct.24   Florida   Wilma roars across Florida  The hurricane slammed into south Florida with high winds, driving rains and storm surges, killing one man

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  Florida   Wilma made 3 million homes without power
  The hurricane is killing at least four people brought storm surges and up to 25cm


  Washington Bush Selects Bernanke as New Fed Chief  President named top White House economic adviser as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board in place of Greenspan

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  Detroit   Civil rights icon Parks dies
  She refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man and inspired the modern civil rights movement


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Oct.25   Florida Coastal areas picking up the pieces  People are mopping up water in the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma

  Japan US agrees Okinawa air base move  he US has agreed to a Japanese proposal on where to move a US base to Camp Schwab, near Henoko

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 Texas White Sox beat Astros 7-5, take 3-0 lead  Geoff Blum won the longest game in World Series history in the 14th inning with a tiebreaking, 2-out solo homer

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Oct.26   Washington Judge rules on Guantanamo strike  Lawyers for scores of terror suspects on hunger strike must be told before detainees are force-fed

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  Texas   White Sox win Series over Astros
  Chicago win first Series in 88 years after finishing off the Astros 1-0 in Game 4. Jermaine Dye is Series MVP


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Oct.27   U.S. Supreme Court Top court nominee Miers steps down  The Texas lawyer nominated to the Supreme Court by President Bush, has withdrawn as a nominee to the court

Oct.28   Washington     Prosecutor to seek Libby indictment  The special prosecutor in the CIA leak probe, plans to ask to indict Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff

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  Washington     Lewis Libby quits Cheney office
  chief-of-staff to Vice President has resigned after being charged with perjury over an investigation


  U.S. Congress Rosa Parks set to 'lie in honour'  The body of civil rights icon is set to lie in honour in the Capitol Rotunda, the first time that a woman

Oct.30   Washington Bush urged to revamp White House  Senior Republicans have urged him to revamp his team after a traumatic week that saw his lowest ratings

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Oct.31   U.S. Supreme Court     Bush nominates Alito to Supreme Court
  President is moving quickly to pick a Supreme Court nominee after his last selection withdrew her name

  Northern Iraq   6 U.S. soldiers killed  4 were killed when their vehicle struck a roadside bomb, and 2 other were killed by a bomb in northern Iraq

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  UN UN rejects Guantanamo visit offer  Human rights monitors will not accept a US offer unless they are given free access to the prisoners