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Suburban company recruits in El Salvador	10/26/04
For many Salvadorans, the newspaper ad seemed too good to be true: A Lincolnshire company was willing to pay experienced security more...

'Kingfish' targets a dozen major gangs	10/26/04
powered weapons. DCP Thomas could not confirm that another gun smuggling ring was being operated between Jamaica and Nicaragua. However more...

Man struck and killed by coal train	10/26/04
Huntington Police Lt. Michael Albers said the man hasn't been identified, but is believed to have been from Guatemala. more...

Schilling Pitches Red Sox to Game 2 Win	10/25/04
Pitching again through so much pain it put his start in doubt, Curt Schilling helped Boston move halfway to snaring its most elusive prize: a first World Series championship since 1918. more...

Transatlantic Live Brain Surgery to Be Beamed to UK	10/25/04
It's not for the squeamish but Britons with a strong constitution will get a rare opportunity to view brain surgery as it happens, in an operating room 4,000 miles away in the United States. more...

Kerry Ridicules Bush on Terrorism Remark	10/25/04
not going to be up in the air whether or not we make America safe ... said Bush would spend the upcoming days focusing more closely on the two central issues more...

Entering the World with a Splash	10/24/04
Before becoming pregnant with her second child in 1984, pediatric nurse Barbara Harper had heard of a gentler way to deliver a child, something called "waterbirth." But her doctor dismissed the notion as absurd. more...

Bellhorn's Homer Gives Game 1 to Red Sox	10/24/04
Mark Bellhorn created his own October memory by recalling a Fenway Park moment frozen in time: Carlton Fisk's home run in Game 6 back in 1975. Bellhorn hit a drive off the screen attached to Pesky's Pole in right field in the eighth inning, and the Boston Red Sox held on to take the highest-scoring opener in World Series history, beating the St. Louis Cardinals 11-9 on Saturday night. more...

Central America: Power, corruption and lies in Mexico	10/24/04
Sometime in the next few years, when I’ve made my fortune from writing for http://www.squarefootball.net, it’s my intention to move to Queretaro, a more...

Red Sox, Cards Meet in 100th World Series

10/23/04

Albert Pujols delighted in denting the Green Monster, and Keith Foulke kidded about the wall messing with his mind. For a day at least, the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox were just happy to be at Fenway Park. Roger Clemens, the New York Yankees and the other obstacles were out of the way — up next, the 100th World Series. They'll turn serious starting Saturday night in Game 1, with Boston knuckleballer Tim Wakefield facing Woody Williams. more...

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