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is questioned by police (Internet advertising) over drug abuse Independent - 8 hours

Doherty is questioned by police over drug abuse
Independent - 8 hours ago By Arifa Akbar. Pete Doherty cancelled a gig last night after he was detained by police in an anti-drugs raid. The frontman of Babyshambles had finished performing at Shrewsbury Music Hall when police swooped

In DVD Format Split, Paramount Goes 2 Ways
New York Times - 6 hours ago Recognizing that a split over the format of the next generation of digital video discs is deepening, Paramount Pictures said yesterday that it will make DVD movies in the Blu-ray format as well as in the HD DVD standard.

Tour boat sinks in New York lake, killing 21
Boston Globe - 56 minutes ago By Tatsha Robertson and Darryl McGrath, Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent | October 3, 2005. LAKE GEORGE, NY -- Twenty-one people, most of them senior citizens, were killed when a small tour boat capsized

US widens Iraq offensive, killing 28
Boston Globe - 50 minutes ago By Mohammed Barakat, Associated Press | October 3, 2005. QAIM, Iraq -- US troops battled insurgents hiding out in houses and driving explosives-laden vehicles in a town near the Syrian border yesterday, killing

Sox clinch with Cleveland loss -- and they beat the Yankees
Boston Globe - 56 minutes ago By Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Staff | October 3, 2005. At 4:06 pm, a magic number in franchise history, Red Sox owner John Henry stood up and started shaking hands with folks near his seat by the corner of the Boston dugout.

Asia Stocks: Japanese Banks Decline on Tankan; Indonesia Gains
Bloomberg - 52 minutes ago Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks fell after the Bank of Japan's Tankan survey showed weaker-than-expected confidence among the nation's largest manufacturers. Lenders including Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. led the decline.

Russian-US crew, tourist dock at space station
ABC News - 1 hour ago Oct 3, 2005 � MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian-US two-man crew and the world's third space tourist safely reached the International Space Station, Moscow mission control said on Monday, two days after they blasted off from the Central Asian steppe.

DeLay pledges to keep raising funds
Boston Globe - 50 minutes ago By Susan Milligan, Globe Staff | October 3, 2005. WASHINGTON -- A defiant Tom DeLay said yesterday that he would continue to be active in shaping the GOP agenda on Capitol Hill and predicted he would be cleared

Award-winning US playwright August Wilson dies
ABC News - 4 hours ago Oct 2, 2005 � SEATTLE (Reuters) - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson, whose cycle of plays chronicling 20th-century African-American life brought a new frankness to the way theater dealt with race, died of liver cancer on Sunday in Seattle

EU Fails to Agree on Turkey Plan, Prolonging Standoff (Update4)
Bloomberg - 2 hours ago Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- European Union governments failed to agree on a strategy for membership talks with Turkey, prolonging the diplomatic brinksmanship hours before the scheduled start of negotiations. At