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Rumsfeld, defense ministers meet for talks	10/14/05
Honduras has strongly pushed the battalion idea, arguing it's needed to tackle regional issues from major natural disasters and peacekeeping duties to violent more...

Astros Turn to Oswalt in Game 2 of NLCS	10/13/05
Roy Oswalt, a 20-game winner in each of the past two seasons, will take the mound Thursday night as the Houston Astros try to even the best-of-seven NL Championship series against the St. Louis Cardinals more...

Scientists Look to DNA for Nutrition Ideas	10/13/05
As a registered dietitian, Ruth DeBusk has eaten a healthy diet for a long time. As a geneticist, she wondered if she could do better. more...

U.S. Remittances Booming in El Salvador	10/13/05
Salvadorans in the United States sent more than US$2 billion (euro1.66 billion) home in the first nine months of the year, an more...

Nicaragua Says Weapons Cache Is Secure	10/13/05
Security and defense ministers from Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and the United States are attending the conference more...

Yankees Coach Fires Salvo at Team Owner	10/12/05
Almost certain he's stepping down after 10 years as New York Yankees pitching coach, Mel Stottlemyre had harsh words Wednesday for George Steinbrenner and the owner's treatment of manager Joe Torre. more...

Vaccines May Prevent Whooping Cough Cases	10/12/05
Two safer new vaccines against whooping cough could prevent up to 1 million cases among U.S. teenagers and adults each year and keep them from infecting children, who can die from the illness, a government study found. more...

Recruiter found guilty of fraudulent enlistment	10/12/05
five-member jury on Wednesday found a former recruiter from south Florida guilty of fraudulently enlisting illegal aliens from his native Belize, returning six more...

Through the Eyes of the Victim: Police Training and Domestic Violence in Honduras	10/12/05
With bloodshot, swollen eyes and aching arms and ribs, Alicia came to the police station on a Sunday morning to denounce her boyfriend more...

Guillen Not Afraid to Buck Tradition	10/11/05
When Ozzie Guillen speaks, heads turn. Who knows what he might say next? What opinionated, four-letter-word spiel might come tumbling out as he waxes on about a game that makes him both ill and ecstatic. more...

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