News briefs:March 04, 2008
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Contents
- 1 Wikinews News Brief, March 04 2008
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Events of worldwide notability, military action, disasters etc.
- 1.2.1 Computer documents suggest link between Chavez and FARC
- 1.2.2 Medvedev becomes Russian president-elect
- 1.2.3 At least 40 killed by bombing in Pakistan
- 1.2.4 United Nations condemns Palestinian rocket attacks and Israel’s ‘disproportionate’ response
- 1.3 Non-disastrous local events with notable impact and dead celebrities
- 1.3.1 Canadian musician Jeff Healey dies of cancer
- 1.3.2 Nepali goddess retires at age 11
- 1.4 Sports
- 1.4.1 National Hockey League news: March 3, 2008
- 1.5 Footer