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Page 1 Top Stories Wikipedia Current Events Finland offers helicopters, personel to assist Greece with Gonzales resigns in Malaysia to protest the beating forest fires of one of its official referees by The government of Finland has the local police. announced it will offer to send •United States Attorney General three specialist firefighting Alberto Gonzales has announced helicopters, 25 firefighters and 2-3 his resignation. forest fire experts to Greece via the European Union to assist with •Ten people are arrested in Russia the forest fire emergency Greece is over the murder of investigative currently experiencing. journalist Anna Politkovskaya. →U.S. Attorney General to leave •Southeast Asian nations will seek Greece is currently in urgent need office September 17 $2 billion to build a rail link of fixed-wing aircraft with water- between Kunming in China to bombing capabilities, assets which →Paul Clement to serve as acting Singapore. Finland does not posses. If the Attorney General Greek authorities deem Finland's •Continuation of an Equine offers to be suitable, they will be influenza outbreak in Australia Hot air balloon fire kills two, dispatched with immediate effect, could threaten security at next injures eleven in Canada within six hours of Greece weeks APEC meeting. A hot air balloon caught fire and requesting the rotorcraft and crashed in western •A fire breaks out at the Jebel Ali personnel. Canada. Two port in the United Arab Emirates people were killed triggering explosions at a It is thought that the men would and eleven were chemical storage depot. most likely be put to use injured. protecting built-up areas in an •The Vatican establishes a low attempt to prevent the death toll, cost charter flight service to already over 60, from rising any Catholic shrines in France, higher. Featured story Poland, Spain and the Middle East for pilgrims. Horse flu spreads in Australia The helicopters have been sourced The number of •A report from the National via a private company. Finland said horses People's Congress environment that the country could not commit confirmed to and resources protection to send the aircraft any sooner be infected committee finds that high levels without arrangements being made with Equine of pollution in the Huai River and to cover their removal from Influenza in its tributaries poses a "threat to service, as otherwise safety in Australia has risen to 47. It the water safety of one sixth of Finland would be severely appears the Australia wide ban the country's 1.3 billion jeopardised, with emergency on horse movements which population". aircraft unavailable should Finland expires on Wednesday may have experience any fires of it's own. to be extended. •Former Deputy Prime Minister of the UK John Prescott announces The helicopters Finland have he will retire as a Member of Wikipedia Current Events availible can each carry up to 800 Parliament at the next election. Indonesia's karate team has litres of water or foam retardant, boycotted an Asian championship whereas large firefighting planes If you would like to write, publish or edit articles, visit en .wikinews.org Tuesday, August 28, 2007 Wikinews Page 2 can carry tens of thousands of has reluctantly accepted the match updates as well as the litres. resignation, but noted that Evening Session results. Gonzales' name had been Finland had previously thought "dragged through the mud for MLB: Houston Astros fire they would be unable to spare any political reasons." Throughout the manager Phil Garner and GM help for Greece, and it was only recent controversy Bush has stood Tim Purpura after much sourcing of aircraft next to Gonzales. Paul Clement, The Houston Astros have fired from the private sector that the current Solicitor General, will manager Phil Garner and general Finland was able to make the offer. serve as the acting Attorney manager Tim Purpura less than Finland are also looking into General until a replacement has two years after leading the team whether they may be of assistance been confirmed by the Senate. to its first World Series appearance in reforestation efforts after the (2005). fires have been extuiguished. U.S. Open Day 1 Report The U.S. Open kicked off Day 1 Bench coach Cecil Cooper was U.S. Attorney General Alberto with many epic tennis matches. appointed interim manager and Gonzales resigns The USTA Billie Jean King National team president Tal Smith will serve US Attorney General Alberto Tennis Center was abuzz with as interim general manager. Gonzales, after several months of tennis fans young and old heading controversy, today announced his out to see their favorite players "I felt this was the time for a resignation after 13 years of public play their round one matches. change," owner Drayton McLane service. He will leave office on said. "I just think we needed a September 17, 2007. While he did Day Session fresh start." not elaborate on the circumstances Swiss World #1 Roger Federer of his departure, he referred to his beat American Scoville Jenkins in Garner took over the Astros in the tenure as a "remarkable journey" straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. #21 middle of the 2004 season after and said he had "lived the seed Juan Carlos Ferrero was Jimy Williams was fired. The Astros American dream." upset by unseeded Feliciano López, went 48-26 in the second half and 3-6, 4-6, 4-6. United States won 36 of their last 46 games to Critics of the embattled Attorney newcomer Donald Young won his win the NL wild card, then General have called for his ousting first match against Australian Chris defeated Atlanta in the first round for several months, largely over Guccione. Nikolay Davydenko of the playoffs before losing to St. his conflicts with the US Congress defeated American Jesse Levine 6- Louis in Game 7 of the NL over the Bush Administration's 4, 6-0, 6-1. #18 seed Marcos Championship Series. warrant-less wiretapping program, Baghdatis was upset by World and his firing of nine US attorneys. #106 Max Mirnyi 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 7- Garner managed Milwaukee from 6 in an epic battle in which Mirnyi 1992-99 and Detroit from 2000- Observers have expressed surprise came back in the last set 02. He has a 985-1,054 career at the sudden announcement, as tiebreaker from 1-5 to win 8-6. record as a major league manager, Gonzales had said as recently as Tommy Haas defeated Steve including 277-252 with the Astros. the weekend of the 18th of August Darcis 6-7, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. #19 that he had planned to stay seed Andy Murray, the British Purpura joined the organization in through the end of President number one, comfortably defeated 1994 and directed player Bush's second term. Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas 6-2, 6-3, development and the Astros' six 6-0. minor league affiliates before Critics of the Attorney General, taking over from Gerry Hunsicker most notably Harry Reid, majority World #1 Justine Henin progressed as GM before the 2005 season. leader for the US Senate, have to the second round by defeating welcomed the announcement, as her opponent in straight sets. The Astros are currently in fifth Gonzales had been one of the Jelena Janković defeated Olga place in the National League most controversial members of the Govortsova 6-2, 7-6. Marion Central with a record of 58-73. Bush Administration. Bartoli defeated American Alexa Glatch 6-1, 6-1. Hot air balloon fire kills two, President Bush spoke on his "close injures eleven in Canada friend's" resignation saying that he Check back to Wikinews for more A hot air balloon caught fire and If you would like to write, publish or edit articles, visit www.wikinews.org Tuesday, August 28, 2007 Wikinews Page 3 crashed in western Canada. Two climbed into the air before Mahendra Singh Dhoni for just people were killed and eleven were collapsing in a residential area in nine runs. Paul Collingwood scored injured. the park. They were all trying to 44 runs and Ian Bell finished on get out. I can't tell you what 79, while R P Singh was the best The disaster occured as the airship exactly happened when the performing Indian bowler with 3- was preparing to take off from balloon was loosened from the 55. Surrey, British Columbia, a suburb tether." of Vancouver. An unkown source In response, India faltered early caused a fire in the basket of the Injured survivor Diana Rutledge on when Sachin Tendulkar was tethered balloon, which then broke questioned the pilot, Steve dismissed for just eight runs free and rose into the air. Pennock,'s actions after the fire followed by Dinesh Karthik an over broke out, pointing out that he later for a duck. However Rahul Of the twelve passengers and one was first off the balloon. "He was Dravid and Sourav Ganguly shared pilot on board at the time, eleven in perfect shape," she said. "I a 104 run partnership, with both escaped the balloon with severe thought, what is this all about? batsmen reaching their fifty, which burns and other non-life- Wouldn't he have stayed on to try was ended when Dravid was threatening injuries by jumping to stop the fires?" bowled by Chris Tremlett for 56. In out in mid-air. The balloon then his next over, Tremlett also collapsed, crashing into a Joyce Genest, a resident at the removed Sourav Ganguly when he motorhome park with two people park, also questioned procedure was caught behind for 72.
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