Pentagon Graft inquiries into some $6 billion in contracts for possible corruption have resulted in the suicides of at least two officers among scores of suspects.
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in U.S. Army Contracts Spread From Kuwait BaseAuto Workers Set Strike Deadline in Talks With G.M.The action by the United Automobile Workers union signaled a major snag in negotiations that had appeared to be heading toward a new contract.
Detention Offers View of Shadowy World in PakistanThe arrest of a Pakistani-born German citizen offers glimpses of the traffic into the tribal areas of Pakistan and the attempt by the authorities to monitor it. 
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Monks' Protest Challenges Burmese JuntaBuddhist monks prayed today at the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Myanmar, before marching in the streets. Post-9 / 11 Cases Fuel Criticism for NomineeMichael Mukasey's handling of cases of witnesses detained in post-9 / 11 investigations produced some rare criticism. Tamer of Troubled Schools Has Plan in New OrleansA new superintendent, Paul G. Vallas, is vowing to transform the city's battered public school system. Dodd's Other Campaign: Fixing Dad's ReputationSenator Christopher Dodd's 2008 campaign is the most public chapter in his quest for his father's redemption. %uFFFD
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