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Armstrong to Retire After Tour De France	04/18/05
Lance Armstrong is retiring after this year's Tour de France, ending a cycling career in which he inspired millions by overcoming testicular cancer to win his sport's signature event a record six straight times. more...

First Week Critical in Childhood Obesity - U.S. Study	04/18/05
What you feed a newborn baby during the first week of life could be critical in deciding whether that baby grows up to be obese, U.S. researchers said on Monday. more...

The U. S. Free Trade Agreement with Central America and the Dominican Republic	04/18/05
issue in deciding the future direction of America's free trade agenda: the free trade agreement with the Dominican Republic and Central America more...

Garinet & the entire Garifuna community remembers Jimmy Suazo	04/18/05
April 18, 2005 Marks one year since the tragic passing of the great Garifuna music artist, Jimmy Suazo. As we remember Jimmy on this date, we would like to point out that Jimmy was always a great supporter of the Garinet project. He was the first Garifuna music artist to be featured on the Garinet chat room on April 19, 2000. more...

Slumping Cavaliers Lose; Playoffs in Peril	04/17/05
LeBron James moved one step closer to watching the playoffs from home. The Detroit Pistons used a balanced attack in a 90-87 win over the slumping Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday, overcoming James' 37 points, 11 rebounds and six assists. more...

Angola Priests, Healers Preach Marburg Awareness	04/17/05
Angolan priests urged their congregations Sunday to abandon their fear of hospitals so that loved ones could receive treatment for the Marburg virus that has killed more than 200 people. more...

Protesters fight for fellow workers	04/17/05
Half a dozen protesters picketed outside a downtown Burger King yesterday in support of workers fired from the fast food chain's restaurants in Honduras. more...

Church group to help families in Nicaragua	04/16/05
Thomas and Joseph Gruber and their friend Jason Gardellis, all members of the First Presbyterian Church in Goshen, will spend a week in Nicaragua this summer more...

Reputed gang member charged in toddler's shooting death	04/16/05
Castro, believed to be a member of the violent MS13 gang -- whose members are illegal immigrants from El Salvador and Central America -- was arrested during a more...

Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga, Honduras	04/16/05
knows who the successor is to His Sanctity, although it makes me happy that I'm mentioned so the world knows good things exist in Honduras," Rodriguez Maradiaga more...

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