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Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service archives from July 2004

Enough nuisanceware!(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Searching for a better free e-mail.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

Microsoft in deep thought about future computing.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Prices for HDTV sets are falling as cable, satellite and broadcast outlets add programming.(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
July 1, 2004

Inventor pioneered an idea in the 1970s that's finally catching on.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

They're back, with greasepaint, pyrotechnics & classic songs in tow.
July 1, 2004

Steel yourself _ there's a lot of sadness before the sweetness.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Lezlie Patterson ``Second Chance'' by Danielle Steel; Delacorte Press ($20) ___ "Second Chance" reads exactly like a Danielle Steel novel. With good reason. The formula, style and plots used by the popular author...

Get older kids to the edge, and they'll find a good read.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Audiobook: `Middletown, America: One Town's Passage from Trauma to Hope' by Gail Sheehy.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Self-help: `The Journey From the Center to the Page' by Jeff Davis.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Charming read may make you miss Clinton, or not.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Clinton's memoir is well-written, packed with details and about 200 pages too long.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Clinton sets up his legacy as a battle of Good vs. Evil.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

`The Great Fire' by Shirley Hazzard; `Good Faith' by Jane Smiley; `Love in Idleness' by Amanda Craig; `The Clearing' by Tim Gautreaux.(The Orlando Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

Noted historian chronicles Spain's conquest and colonization of the New World.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Anne Bartlett ``Rivers of Gold: The Rise of the Spanish Empire, from Columbus to Magellan'' by Hugh Thomas; Random House ($35) ___ In a sense, the modern human rights movement started in Cuba around 1510, in a Taino Indian...

Creative ideas for old bridesmaid dresses.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Sarah Sabalos COLUMBIA, S.C. _ Most women of a certain age have a clot of polyester/acetate in the back of their closets, a frilly parade of dresses in shades with strippers' names _ Ice Pink, Moon Lavender, Hot Emerald. ...

The raiments of her realm.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Church groups try to learn from tragedies.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Undocumented immigrants may get help for college.
July 1, 2004

Alaskan a surprise contender in women's wrestling.(The Gazette)
July 1, 2004

Son of former F1 star matures in Indy cars.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Ministering to fathers.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Alexandra Alter MIAMI _ Gripping an earthenware pitcher of holy water, Juan Pollo kneels before his 17-year-old son Carlos. After they pray together, Pollo pours the consecrated water over his son's feet and recites a blessing:...

Letting go of life's joys with grace.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Religion in the media: A look at recent books, music and Web sites.
July 1, 2004

Trends in looks, life and love.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Faith Q&A: How does God view the role of woman in relation to man?
July 1, 2004

`Amazing Race' makes for high-quality reality television.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Hindu U. earns degree of pride with first graduates.(The Orlando Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

Breaking bread or breaking rules.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Shore things: Nine products to brighten your day at the beach.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Rachel Sutherland CHARLOTTE, N.C. _ Sun, sand, waves and a cooling breeze await you, but for a carefree day at the beach, you'll need to bring the rest. But "don't try to bring everything," says Lynne McAdams, owner of Details...

Seeking spirituality in the house of java.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

His example, convictions inspired many.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Ken Garfield CHARLOTTE, N.C. _ He came to Duke Divinity School in 2002, his larger-than-life presence stirring all who got to know him. When he died unexpectedly of a heart attack in April, Charles Harris had become more than a...

New leader of Southern Baptists on a crusade to win converts.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

E-mail rumor turns out to be false.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Dr. Chris Duke An Internet story has been sent out to many pet breed memberships and animal support group Web sites and mailing lists concerning the Swiffer Wetjet. The story alleges that the Swiffer Wetjet contains harmful...

Book that ties al-Qaeda to diamond trade is perhaps too ambitious.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

15th-century work inspires latest entry in code-cracking trend.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Living to tell about wild ride at Amazon.(The Seattle Times)
July 1, 2004

True-life fable of friendship comes with a touching moral.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Marine reassigned after his appearance in documentary on Iraq.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

U.K. rapper Dizzee Rascal does it without melody.(The Morning Call (Allentown, Pa.))
July 1, 2004

U.S. identity is still shifting to many hues.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Heard any heroism stories out of Iraq lately?(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

In China, college degree no longer ticket to success.
July 1, 2004

For some anglers, carp become an obsession.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

New high-tech passports with facial recognition on distant horizon.
July 1, 2004

Nesting barn swallows figure out how to gain access to Home Depot.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Jordan finds a new world to take on.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Dan LeBatard BEIJING _ So much happened before Michael Jordan reached the top of the mountain. Take his first moments in China, for example. All those smiling faces at the airport, so many, waiting for Jordan with the kind of...

Off court, a new life takes form for Michael Jordan.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Dan LeBatard HONG KONG _ The view from all the way up here? It costs $5,220 a night for this five-star hotel suite 26 floors above the harbor. It is 4,000 square feet and comes with a private gym, a Jacuzzi, a television in the...

`Spider-Man' director Raimi honed his craft as a teenager.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Selling his name, not his game.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Dan LeBatard TOKYO _ It is an overload of stimuli at the heart of this city, the cramped downtown being what you would get if Times Square merged with Las Vegas and nursed their subsequent baby at BALCO. But it respectfully...

Lack of electricity among biggest failures in Iraqi occupation.
July 1, 2004

New gear is on target for deer hunters.(The Dallas Morning News)
July 1, 2004

Asian Indians at risk for diabetes, even when thin.
July 1, 2004

Teen will be playing for U.S. Open history.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Hearts soar with the birds.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Jobs dazzles at developers show.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Online movies take step forward.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Roesch's life back in order after eventful U.S. Open.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

Reviews of recent contemporary Christian CDs.
July 1, 2004... "Lackluster," Aaron Sprinkle (Tooth & Nail) _ 3 { stars Aaron Sprinkle rose to moderate fame as guitarist for the rock band Poor Old Lu. He's also released three solo albums. Now he's one of the main producers at Tooth & Nail Records. ...

For Allawi to deliver, U.S. must change policy.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Parents guide to new movie releases.(The Orlando Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

New rules punish Castro's victims.
July 1, 2004... The following editorial appeared in the Kansas City Star on Wednesday, June 30: X X X New rules go into effect Wednesday further restricting travel to Cuba and financial assistance to its residents. The tightened sanctions against...

Bremer exits with long record of bad decisions.
July 1, 2004

Best times for anglers.
July 1, 2004

California law 1st in nation to pay workers on family leave.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Son of famous director learned from Dad's home movies.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

U.S. Embassy in Iraq officially reopens.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Pheasants Forever taking flight with TV series.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Iraq takes legal custody of Saddam.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Israeli court orders changes to placement of security barrier.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Powell warns Sudan of punishments if militia violence not curbed.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Fed raises rate slightly, saying its plan remains `measured'.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

Office Depot's new format dramatically different.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Dale K. Dupont Office Depot uncorked a splashy new store format Wednesday with a look designed to spur a push into the Northeast and distinguish the office supply chain from its competitors. Millennium2 is filled with bright...

Sixth `Harry Potter' title revealed.
July 1, 2004

Mabius has `Eyes' for ABC; Leigh gets WB's `Point'.
July 1, 2004

`Being Julia' opens Toronto fest.
July 1, 2004

Mary-Kate treated at drug addiction facility.
July 1, 2004

Lohan is new face of Dooney & Bourke.
July 1, 2004

Zeta-Jones' stalker sends apology letter.
July 1, 2004

Wie, Creamer are teen beacons on women's tour.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004... Byline: Jeff Shain SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. _ Michelle Wie didn't need long to figure out how to draw a mock glare from Paula Creamer, and it has nothing to do with 300-yard drives. All she has to do is call Creamer "Princess." "It's...

Study examines stress faced by troops in Iraq, Afghanistan.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
July 1, 2004

People in the news.
July 1, 2004... R&B singer and actress Beyonce and her rap star boyfriend Jay-Z won separate awards and were honored for their hit song collaboration during Tuesday's 2004 BET Awards honoring musicians, actors and athletes. Beyonce was named best female...

`Spider-Man 2' extends the original's web of influence.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
July 1, 2004

`Trading Spaces' format to undergo makeover.
July 1, 2004

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