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Houston Chronicle - 2 hours ago NEW ORLEANS - The stench of rot from spoiled food and dead bodies drifted through Jefferson Parish-area neighborhoods Monday, greeting residents who returned home to survey the carnage and gather what cherished possessions they could carry.

Telethons to raise funds for Katrina victims
Reuters - 28 minutes ago By Cynthia Littleton. LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Entertainment industry efforts to aid victims of Hurricane Katrina and the massive recovery effort ahead poured forth during the holiday weekend. The

29 Die After Fire in Egypt Theater
Los Angeles Times - 44 minutes ago A candle used onstage is blamed for the blaze, which spurs a stampede. Dozens are injured. CAIRO � Fire broke out in an Egyptian theater during a crowded play performance late Monday, causing audience members to flee in panic, officials said.

Europe and China in Accord Over End to a Textile Dispute
New York Times - 4 hours ago BEIJING, Sept. 5 - China and the European Union agreed on Monday to end their dispute over Chinese-made clothes marooned on European docks, as both sides sought to use a high-level meeting in Beijing to stress broader cooperation.

All-American
Hartford Courant - 49 minutes ago By TOMMY HINE, Courant Staff Writer. But when his predicament looked the bleakest, as Tommy Robredo was about to take a two-set lead, James Blake exploded. He broke Robredo's serve in three of the next four

Bonds works out with Giants, may return for home stand
Reuters - 49 minutes ago NEW YORK (Reuters) - Barry Bonds took batting practice with the San Francisco Giants on Monday night, and the veteran slugger was expected to make a decision on a possible return this season in the next few days.

Parting shots ended suspense
Boston Globe - 20 minutes ago By Fluto Shinzawa, Globe Staff | September 6, 2005. NORTON -- Several hours before the leaders concluded their rounds, Billy Mayfair buzzed through the final hole, scoring a birdie on the 543-yard par-5 18th to cap his 3-under 281.

Roberts May Become Chief Justice
Washington Post - 1 hour ago By WILL LESTER. WASHINGTON -- John Roberts is about as familiar with the Supreme Court as anyone could be short of being a justice. He's likely to get a chance to put his knowledge to the test _ as a tenderfoot chief justice.