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Sunday, May 11, 2008
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National News
NYT: Obama, McCain map fall strategies Senators John McCain and Barack Obama are already drawing up strategies for taking each other on in the general election, focusing on the same groups, campaign aides said. Growing deficits threaten pensionsThe funds that pay pension and health benefits to police officers, teachers and millions of other public employees across the country are facing a shortfall that could soon run into trillions of dollars. 3 die in medical helicopter crashA medical helicopter on a return flight after dropping off a patient crashed after takeoff, killing the surgeon, nurse and pilot aboard, officials said Sunday. President's daughter Jenna married
Scientists probe recent coyote attacks
Ex-cop accused of rape to go on trial Four times between the winters of 2002 and 2005, a blue-eyed man wearing a ski mask and dark clothes crept quietly into the bedrooms of women in Bloomington, Ill., and raped them. 6 die in minivan crashA minivan crossed an interstate median, flipped and was hit by another vehicle in western Pennsylvania, killing six of seven people on board, state police said Sunday. Single carnation on Mother's Day, please
Supreme Court avoiding 5-4 decisions
Moms, babies get to bond — in jail
5 bodies discovered in Houston The bodies of five people, including three young children, were found Saturday afternoon on a sprawling property with several structures in northeast Houston, police said. Justice contrasts horse, inmate deathsSupreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens says the euthanized Kentucky Derby horse Eight Belles probably died more humanely than death row prisoners do. Youngster collects a million pennies for schoolA Michigan school has a million thanks to give to a fourth-grader. School districts start to face sanctions
Pollution busts Okla. mining town
Emily, Jacob most popular baby names Emily again topped the list of most popular baby girl names last year, registering as No. 1 for the 12th straight time. Jacob led among names for boys for the ninth year in a row. Stamp prices go up MondayThe cost of mailing a letter goes up a penny to 42 cents on Monday. The boost is part of what's expected to be an annual price adjustment by the Postal Service.
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