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June 30, 2005
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Gaza Withdrawal

Israel is moving ahead with it’s settlement withdrawal plan, despite protests from settlers.

Overseas Adoptions

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Some countries have shut down their overseas adoption programs, stranding many kids in orphanages.

Time Will Turn Over Reporter’s Notes to Grand Jury

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The grand jury wants the notes for its investigation of who leaked the name of a CIA undercover agent to the media.

Armstrong Goes for Seven

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Only a Game’s Bill Littlefield talks about the chances of six time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong, who’s going for number seven this weekend.

Books for the Beach

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Steve Almond has his picks for light but not vapid summertime reading.

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