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Past Headline News October 2006

Thousands of U.S. weapons in Iraq missing - Nearly one of every 25 weapons the military bought for Iraqi security forces is missing. Many others cannot be repaired because parts or technical manuals are lacking. The Defense Department registered the serial numbers of only about 10,000 of the 370,251 weapons it provided — less than 3%

Hussein lawyer to Bush: Conviction will worsen Iraq strife

Jet Carrying 104 People, Including Sunni Leader, Crashes in Nigeria; at Least 6 Survive

Andy Rooney: What are we doing in Iraq?

3 police killed, 1 decapitated in Mexico

Watchdog warns NATO on civilian deaths - saying their tactics increasingly endanger civilians and are turning the population against the Western alliance.

NATO chief sorry for deaths of Afghan civilians

US and Iraq seek to heal strains

General: 'Mistakes' made in Afghanistan strike

Soldiers Say Support the Troops by Bringing Them Home - Active-Duty Troops Send Messages to Congress Opposing War in Iraq

Mexico sends riot police to violence-ravaged city

Uproar over Kerry Iraq remarks - Bush says troops deserve apology; Kerry says joke aimed at president. Will Bush apologize to America and our soldiers for leading us to war in Iraq using lies or to the C.IA. agent he help out or to people of New Orleans he failed to help?

Campaigner in chief has limited reach - An unpopular president avoids many key races

Kerry's Iraq Joke Called Bush Stupid, Not Our Soldiers - Bush should be ashamed for sending our troops to Iraq using's lies and fear. Iraq had no connection to 9/11 nor any Weapons of Mass Destruction we as Americans should be insulted that our troops are dying for nothing more than lies.

Army tops recruit goal by lowering standards - Lower test scores allowed, but high school diploma still required.

Critical congresswoman lands on no-fly list

Afghan Fighting, Bomb Attacks Continue - Afghanistan is no less deadly a place for anyone five years after the U.S.-led invasion. Yep Bush is a war president as his claims he's just not a winning war president.

Pentagon gears up for new media war

Teen Shot by Police Stun Gun Dies - St. Louis-Area Teen Carrying Bible and Yelling Dies After Being Shot by Police Stun Gun

U.S. Obeys Order to Abandon Checkpoints - U.S. Dismantles Checkpoints Around Militia Stronghold Following Order From Iraqi Leader

Hackers Penetrate Water System Computers

Nevada Congressman Cocktail Waitress Assault Investigation Reopens

Wal-Mart Sales Miss Forecast - just because the DOW is doing well does mean economy is doing well no matter what Bush and them Republicans try to sell you.

BP Knew Refinery Was at Risk

To fix America and Iraq, first GOP must go

GAO chief warns economic disaster looms - the accountant-in-chief's professional opinion is that the American public needs to tell Washington it's time to steer the nation off the path to financial ruin.

The backwoods folk are beginning to doubt Bush - some Republicans are begging the president not to come and campaign for them.

Chevron pulls in $5 billion quarterly profit
San Ramon company's record total likely to fan flames of debate over oil, gas prices

US now ranks 53rd in World Press Freedom Index - US drops 9 places, partly due to suspicion of journalists who question "war on terrorism."

Cheney's interrogation 'no-brainer' drawing fire

U.S. evangelical support for Iraq war slipping

Baldwin wants off Schwarzenegger doc - Says ‘Running with Arnold’ filmmakers went too far by including Nazi rallies

Brad Pitt Joins Jimmy Carter Building Indian Homes

Fox: I Was Over-Medicated In Stem Cell Ad

Arrest over boxer Berbick's death

A new fast food is making its debut at U.S. fairs this fall -- fried Coke.

$18M for Calif. man's case against Vons

FDA Warning: Decorative Contact Lenses Can Cause Serious Eye Damage

Hall of Fame coach Red Auerbach dies

NBC and CW rejects TV ads for Dixie Chicks film

Cuba TV shows pictures of Castro - Cuban television has broadcast the first images of President Fidel Castro in more than a month, defiantly addressing rumors that he had died.

Web Site Lets Anyone Create Fake Boarding Passes - Computer Security Student Says Site's Meant to Show Loopholes, TSA Doesn't See It That Way

Book Paints Escape-Artist Houdini As Spy

New technology aids militants: Canada's spy boss

'Shut up and sing,' a sharply observed documentary, goes behind the scenes with country music's iconoclasts.