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		Setback in hopes for public sector pay freeze By Paul O’Brien and Brian O’Mahony GOVERNMENT hopes of securing a public sector pay freeze suffered a setback last night after the country’s largest trade union SIPTU warned it would not accept its members being made “scapegoats” for the country’s financial troubles.

		FG: Pay jobless migrants to leave By Shaun Connolly, Political Correspondent IRELAND’S 40,000 jobless migrants should be paid to return to their countries of origin, Fine Gael has urged.

		Palin’s star power not enough, says Rove By Conor Ryan, St Paul, Minnesota JOHN McCain cannot rely on the star power of his new running mate if he is to win the race to the White House, according to President George W Bush’s controversial former spin doctor.

		Ice in fuel lines to blame for BA jet losing power By Robert Barr, London ICE in fuel lines probably caused a British Airways jet to lose power and make a jarring emergency landing in London in January, investigators said.

		Three not the magic number for Cody By Jim O’Sullivan FOR all the talk in the media and the conjecture among supporters, Brian Cody isn’t stimulated by the prospect of Kilkenny completing the treble in Sunday’s GAA All-Ireland hurling championship final against Waterford.

		Strong interest in Marathon By Brian O’Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent STRONG interest has been expressed in Marathon’s Irish operations and the group is understood to have signed “several confidentiality clauses” with third parties keen to buy the business.


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