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06/15/2006 India nominates UN man in race to succeed Annan
06/15/2006 Bush to sign mine safety legislation today
06/15/2006 Indevus overactive bladder treatment gets positive data
06/15/2006 Aveksa raises 6M
06/15/2006 Sgt. Smirnoff Goes For A Ride Vodka-Swilling Boston Homeless Man Steals Police Car
06/15/2006 BU dean Henderson stepping down
06/15/2006 Suntron to cut 60 jobs in Bay State
06/15/2006 Buyers move back into stocks as metals leap
06/15/2006 East Africans drive business in "boom town" Juba
06/15/2006 Japan's royal heir seeks a more normal life
06/15/2006 Tibetan herders join rush for prize fungus
06/15/2006 Wheat farmers celebrate harvest but many giving up
06/15/2006 Text of al-Zarqawi safe-house document
06/15/2006 Applix has acquires Temtec International for 14.5M
06/15/2006 N.H. families register for FEMA flood help
06/15/2006 State confirms more case of measles in Boston
06/15/2006 Mittal Steel says Arcelor talks satisfactory
06/15/2006 Lawyer facing prison term for theft from clients
06/15/2006 After al-Zarqawi, 104 insurgents killed
06/15/2006 Reports Steelers' Roethlisberger Leaves Hospital
06/15/2006 2 officials of N.H. company dead in Va. plane crash
06/15/2006 NY students and parents want cell phone ban lifted
06/15/2006 ECB ready to tighten as needed to tackle inflation
06/15/2006 Britain will jail Liberia's Taylor if convicted
06/15/2006 Court records show many credit card receipts in fire chief case
06/15/2006 Somalia Islamic militia target new town
06/15/2006 UN watchdog debate to push Iran on nuclear offer
06/15/2006 Hamas minister returns to Gaza with cash
06/15/2006 Bomb explosion in Istanbul injures 4
06/15/2006 Theory that fertility can be regained is dealt blow
06/15/2006 N.Y. report denounces shock use at school
06/15/2006 Lawmakers seek 700m for projects, job stimulus
06/15/2006 Boston's sign police conduct a sweep
06/15/2006 Man nabbed after Winfrey reward sentenced
06/14/2006 Nikkei rises 1.1 pct as blue-chip shares gain
06/14/2006 China crews rush to clean polluted river
06/14/2006 Gunmen kill 4 at Sunni mosque in Iraq
06/14/2006 Two Koreas summit festival marred by missile threat
06/14/2006 Ahmadinejad seeks Chinese, Russian support
06/14/2006 World Bank says in talks on aid to Palestinians
06/14/2006 Mexico police and teachers clash ahead of polls
06/14/2006 Twins 8, Boston 1
06/14/2006 Amtrak train derails in Norwalk, stranding 236 passengers
06/14/2006 Gunmen kill 7 coca pickers in Colombia
06/14/2006 Basque group wants talks with France
06/14/2006 Vt. Man Says Apple Stole Design For iTunes
06/14/2006 Four dead in Fall River fire
06/14/2006 Bolivian president pays tribute to Guevara
06/14/2006 L.A. airport terminal briefly evacuated
06/14/2006 Homeless man arrested in stabbing of 4 people in Manhattan
06/14/2006 NYC stabbings suspect had troubles in Boston
06/14/2006 Oxfam says global bullet trade out of control
06/14/2006 India to put UN man in race to succeed Annan paper
06/14/2006 Colombia leads the world in union murders report
06/14/2006 Bolivia's president pays homage to Che Guevara
06/14/2006 House votes to ease rule on food sales to Cuba
06/14/2006 Sotheby's auctions rare Revolutionary War flags
06/14/2006 Carcieri aide says governor will not rule out budget veto
06/14/2006 House votes to delay airline investment plan
06/14/2006 Barney Frank says he supports wind farm projects
06/14/2006 Governor to take weeklong vacation in Colorado
06/14/2006 Fewer shoppers hit the mall for the heck of it survey
06/14/2006 Wisconsin researchers allege patent infringement
06/14/2006 Hospitals cut errors, save over 120,000
06/14/2006 NY students, parents say lift school cell phone ban
06/14/2006 Wed, 14 Jun 2006 174144 0400Parkinson Gene Lowers Age of Onset â Mutations in a recessive gene that causes early-onset Parkinson disease also occur in about 12% of those whose families have a familial form of the disease, researchers here reported.
06/14/2006 Home Depot settles environmental case
06/14/2006 Fire Marshal wants delay on deadline for carbon monoxide alarms
06/14/2006 White House "Bad idea" if N. Korea tests missile
06/14/2006 Father rejects son's Gitmo suicide
06/14/2006 Tobacco companies ask judge to dismiss Medicare lawsuit
06/14/2006 Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack tours Stonyfield yogurt plant
06/14/2006 Apple amends design for planned store in Boston?s Back Bay
06/14/2006 Calif. to miss budget deadline, top lawmaker says
06/14/2006 Chafee ads defend record on Afghanistan, terrorism
06/14/2006 Connecticut lawmakers report travel, income
06/14/2006 Springfield Diocese suing insurers for cost of abuse settlements
06/14/2006 Correction Congress-Spending story
06/14/2006 Lawmakers negotiating with Supreme Court for upcoming hearing
06/14/2006 Higher learning Pru's Skywalk offers more than just a city view
06/14/2006 Galante wants out of prison, back in business
06/14/2006 Xstrata sees no antitrust issues with Falconbridge
06/14/2006 Personal Tech Boston Apple Store Might Be Banned
06/14/2006 Iacono retiring from A.J. Wright
06/14/2006 Former public works official admits lying to investigators
06/14/2006 Raytheon unit lands 42.8M contract upgrade
06/14/2006 ZeroBrokerFees founder sues state of New Hampshire
06/14/2006 Apple Hopes Boston Won't Ban Its Store
06/14/2006 Boston After School & Beyond gets Wallace Foundation grant
06/14/2006 NECN inks deal with WBIX
06/14/2006 New Tilt merges with Bridgeline
06/14/2006 Man charged with stealing five newsstands
06/14/2006 Islamist militants convicted for France terror plot
06/14/2006 World oil reserves grow, but only just BP
06/14/2006 Gene called "Nanog" could be key to master cells
06/14/2006 Fewer night flights could cut climate change impact
06/14/2006 Judge orders back 11 deported Hondurans
06/14/2006 Ford to invest billions in Mexico report
06/14/2006 Conviction upheld in death of former Kiss guitarist's ex-wife
06/14/2006 3 men face charges in fatal drug spree
06/14/2006 N.H.'s gay Episcopalian bishop urges rejection of discrimination
06/14/2006 Westfield State president takes job in Washington
06/14/2006 Another DMV employee charged with selling illegal licenses
06/14/2006 On Flag Day, immigrant vets become citizens
06/14/2006 Ember closes on 12M in VC
06/14/2006 MassMutual hires Mullen for ad work
06/14/2006 Small-town museum pays big tribute to childhood relics
06/14/2006 Lieberman must decide whether to run as independent candidate
06/14/2006 Hodes files for 2nd District seat
06/14/2006 Dog food manufacturer recalls brand sold at Wal-Mart
06/14/2006 Henniker soldier killed in Afghanistan
06/14/2006 Interstate Bakeries reports better sales, lower loss
06/14/2006 Fire erupts at Ill. industrial plant
06/14/2006 Audit FEMA Aid Paid For Football Tickets, Sex Change
06/14/2006 Bayer wins Schering as Merck quits
06/14/2006 India, US optimistic about nuclear deal draft
06/14/2006 West Haven sex offender wants to sell ice cream
06/14/2006 Lawmakers' finances come under scrutiny
06/14/2006 Marine accused of rape says sex consensual
06/14/2006 Bush ally urges negotiator, senators visit NKorea
06/14/2006 Report CDC jet used most by HHS secretary
06/14/2006 VA data theft could happen again, GAO says
06/14/2006 Senate panel confirms Capitol Hill aide for SEC
06/14/2006 GTC lands 1M milestone payment
06/14/2006 Keane resolves harassment claim
06/14/2006 Xerox buying company for 174 million
06/14/2006 Gargoyle identified as weapon in slaying of elderly woman
06/14/2006 Bird watchers hope piping plover continues comeback in Maine
06/14/2006 Honeywell sees profit growth in largest units
06/14/2006 Bush says would like to close Guantanamo
06/14/2006 Somali parliament approves foreign peacekeepers
06/14/2006 Iran sees nuclear proposal as step forward Spain
06/14/2006 Woodcock leading GOP gubernatorial candidates; unity meeting off
06/14/2006 Western Mass. hospitals move closer to affiliation
06/14/2006 Europe treads softly on Iran nuclear issue
06/14/2006 Marriott joins Boston
06/14/2006 Murtha won't seek leader post before Nov.
06/14/2006 Rare Picassos big draw at Swiss art show
06/14/2006 Colombians in Venezuela thank Chavez for new life
06/14/2006 Somalia's new China envoy sweeps away the cobwebs
06/14/2006 Saudi poor watch volatile stock market from sidelines
06/14/2006 Chuck Berry documentary shows dark side of rock legend
06/14/2006 Plea dead in baseball bat attack
06/14/2006 Singapore Air orders Boeings after new A380 delay
06/14/2006 Teacher accused of sexual relationship with student
06/14/2006 Man pleads guilty to victimizing honeymooning couple
06/14/2006 Boston officials call for jobs to curb violence this summer
06/14/2006 Stock futures up before consumer prices data
06/14/2006 Mexican leftist moves ahead in opinion poll
06/14/2006 Gold rebounds from heavy fall, US data awaited
06/14/2006 Somali Islamist militia seizes Jowhar residents
06/14/2006 Court convicts 25 for France attack plan
06/14/2006 NIH to account for use of tissue samples
06/14/2006 Former Atlanta mayor sentenced to prison
06/14/2006 Apple Amends Its Designs For Planned BackBay Store
06/14/2006 Gunmen kill Iraqi journalist in Fallujah
06/14/2006 Sri Lanka violence continues as Tigers return home
06/14/2006 TEC Offer Tools for Software Selection at Gartner?s Small Business Vision Event in Boston
06/14/2006 When faces have no name
06/14/2006 Kerry demands US troop pullout
06/14/2006 A threat, a lull, then shot takes a life
06/14/2006 Juror misconduct delays Abramoff trial
06/14/2006 Hamas militant killed outside his home
06/13/2006 New Hampshire poet Donald Hall named new poet laureate
06/13/2006 Honda to recall 561,594 cars at cost of 24 mln
06/13/2006 Clashes erupt on second day of Bangladesh strike
06/13/2006 Nikkei up from worst fall in 2 yrs, Softbank rises
06/13/2006 Oil sinks for third day, US stockbuild expected
06/13/2006 MLB Minnesota 5, Boston 2
06/13/2006 Bolivia's Morales spreads nationalization ideals
06/13/2006 Mexican parties promise civility in fierce contest
06/13/2006 Woodcock leading GOP gubernatorial candidates; Baldacci nominated
06/13/2006 Militant camp destroyed in Pakistan
06/13/2006 Twins 5, Boston 2 12 innings
06/13/2006 Venus to play Hopman Cup for first time
06/13/2006 2 plead guilty to taking bribes in community service program
06/13/2006 Two towns vote on proposals to curb large retail development
06/13/2006 Mashpee officials, tribe prepare for talks on bid for recognition
06/13/2006 Two Democrats in tight battle for Senate nomination
06/13/2006 Accident complaint dropped against Springfield school chief
06/13/2006 Peaks Island residents vote to separate from Portland
06/13/2006 McDonald Observatory eyes telescope sites
06/13/2006 Legislative primaries a prelude to November's general election
06/13/2006 EU-US "partners in crime" on CIA flights Amnesty
06/13/2006 Boston-based technology company settles harassment complaints
06/13/2006 Bear causes accident that kills motorcyclist
06/13/2006 Webb wins Democratic Senate primary in Virginia
06/13/2006 Panel NIH lacking on sample oversight
06/13/2006 Amtrak supporters aim to ease budget cuts
06/13/2006 State regulators asked to stay decision on AT&T video plan
06/13/2006 U.S. challenges House leaders on searches
06/13/2006 Carcieri loses power to put questions on ballot
06/13/2006 Congressman offers papers to rebut claims
06/13/2006 Microsoft Boston VB party a quiet one
06/13/2006 Lewis hires legal team amid investigation
06/13/2006 Insurers expanding access to physician information on health care
06/13/2006 Personal controversies involving Rep. Patrick Kennedy
06/13/2006 Yemeni family disputes Guantanamo son suicide
06/13/2006 Waterbury Guard members to be deployed
06/13/2006 Liberal group jeers Hillary Clinton
06/13/2006 N.H. road where motorcyclists died is site of many accidents
06/13/2006 Nine arrested for alleged document fraud
06/13/2006 Airport prepares for infectious disease outbreak
06/13/2006 Microsoft donates software for public schools and universities
06/13/2006 Global equity meltdown costs investors 2 trillion
06/13/2006 Mexican parties promise civility in dirty campaign
06/13/2006 US House panel backs minimum wage increase
06/13/2006 FBI agent, state trooper describe Esteban Carpio's arrest
06/13/2006 GOP scraps vote on mine agency nominee
06/13/2006 Lingle, Inouye to attend USS Hawaii blessing in Connecticut
06/13/2006 Lawmaker says wealth due to investment, not cronyism
06/13/2006 Coverup alleged in Kazakh pol's death
06/13/2006 Peru's Garcia denies apology to Chavez
06/13/2006 House lawmakers accept 3,300 pay hike
06/13/2006 Air Force Space Command eyes new helicopters
06/13/2006 Republican leaders push for pension reform bill
06/13/2006 Russian, Georgian leaders start "very tough" talks
06/13/2006 Massachusetts Web site sues state over real estate rules
06/13/2006 Murtha won't seek post until after vote
06/13/2006 OxyContin maker settles lawsuit with insurer
06/13/2006 Road where motorcyclists died is site of many accidents
06/13/2006 House would cut aid to immigrant kids in 6.66 billion budget
06/13/2006 AP Centerpiece Inflation hits home for lower income groups
06/13/2006 Former GOP senator Weicker to hold Lamont fundraiser
06/13/2006 House could delay major trade votes Boehner
06/13/2006 Indonesia seeks cooperation from cleric
06/13/2006 Rabin's killer allowed to father a child
06/13/2006 House panel recommends minimum wage hike
06/13/2006 http://www.boston.com/news/local/rhode_island/articles/2006/06/13/d8i7ggoo0?rss_id=Boston.com+%2F+News
06/13/2006 Bill signed guaranteeing pay for state employees on active duty
06/13/2006 No 3-way deal with Inco, Xstrata Falconbridge
06/13/2006 Predix says anti-anxiety drug gets positive midstage trial results
06/13/2006 US Rep. wants to cut hazmat financial risks to rail
06/13/2006 S.Africa's Mbeki to push Sudan on U.N. peace force
06/13/2006 Defense lawyers shut out by new secrecy
06/13/2006 Ex-cops convicted of mob hits bash lawyers
06/13/2006 Democrats differ on way forward in Iraq
06/13/2006 Telling the FBI the truth saved Rove; misleading public helped White House
06/13/2006 Precious metals sink in broad commodity sell-off
06/13/2006 UN calls for calm in Guinea amid general strike
06/13/2006 General Dynamics IT division wins 32M Army contract
06/13/2006 Viisage wins 48M in new business from four states
06/13/2006 Raytheon exec Smith tapped to join Mass. Business Roundtable
06/13/2006 Ciber Inc. wins state public health contract for Web site
06/13/2006 Homeland Security paperwork delays weddings
06/13/2006 N.C. in the running for college based on teachings of Ayn Rand
06/13/2006 Lynch signs bill guaranteeing pay to state employees on active duty
06/13/2006 Informiam Opens Boston Office
06/13/2006 Report Bain may buy British mobile phone firm for 1.8B
06/13/2006 Voters choose nominees for U.S. Senate
06/13/2006 Kennedy to plead guilty in car crash prosecutor
06/13/2006 Gas station and property next to Fenway Park sold for 4M
06/13/2006 Mo. student wins yodeling competition
06/13/2006 Copper, precious plummet as investors flee
06/13/2006 Ex-Chicago city clerk gets 2-year term
06/13/2006 Filner issues VA obscenity-laden scolding
06/13/2006 Prosecutor Shopper Slain Because She Was White
06/13/2006 New Iraq Qaeda leader vows vengeance Web
06/13/2006 Taiwan lawmakers agree on recall hearings
06/13/2006 Voters choose nominees for Maine governor's race
06/13/2006 House passes 94.5 billion for wars, hurricanes
06/13/2006 AP NewsBreak Kennedy pleads guilty to DUI in plea deal
06/13/2006 AP Patrick Kennedy pleads guilty to DUI
06/13/2006 Teenager enters pleas of not guilty in fatal shooting
06/13/2006 Medical softare firm PatientKeeper raises 8M in fifth-round funding
06/13/2006 Boston Couple Honored for Saving Jews
06/13/2006 BioProcessors Corp. gets 18M in third round of funding
06/13/2006 Andrew Hajducky named new CFO and treasurer at IDC
06/13/2006 Bush's surprise Iraq visit cloaked in secrecy
06/13/2006 World Wrestling 4Q profit falls 35 percent
06/13/2006 Harvard plans to improve tenure pipeline for women, minorities
06/13/2006 Police unable to determine motive for dispatcher's killing
06/13/2006 Iran opens up notorious Evin prison for tour
06/13/2006 Cuba says US charge of harassment a "blatant" lie
06/13/2006 Maine primaries feature gubernatorial race
06/13/2006 Massachusetts couple honored for saving Jews during the Holocaust
06/13/2006 Nonprofit administrator from Fla. to run Maine veteran homes
06/13/2006 India to seek Chinese help to enter nuclear club
06/13/2006 Burhoe charged with aggravated attempted murder
06/13/2006 Beauty salons enlisted in efforts to eliminate domestic abuse
06/13/2006 Teacher reads mean paper on students aloud
06/13/2006 Sandler agent Actor was never booked for AIDS fundraiser
06/13/2006 NewStar Financial to sell 500M loan portfolio to investors
06/13/2006 Former sales chief of defunct Interspeed convicted of fraud
06/13/2006 Kollmorgen wins 17.2M upgrade on U.S. Navy contract
06/13/2006 Iron Mountain acquires Australian storage company
06/13/2006 Former Tyco shareholders may proceed with class action lawsuit
06/13/2006 US transferred prisoner without consent Ireland
06/13/2006 GM sees first Russian-built SUVs
06/13/2006 Who helped make John Wayne great? Director John Ford
06/13/2006 Ossetians Russia's best friends in the Caucasus
06/13/2006 Ghanaians say stylish goodbye with fantasy coffins
06/13/2006 E-newspapers just around the corner. Really
06/13/2006 Survey shows gas prices down slightly, except in Connecticut
06/13/2006 House commission proposes tougher penalties on rogue contractors
06/13/2006 Israel set to deny role in Gaza beach killings
06/13/2006 Nonaligned states set to back Iran at IAEA meeting
06/13/2006 First two Boston albums re-released
06/13/2006 Nepal frees Maoist rebels as fresh talks expected
06/13/2006 Rhode Island ranked No. 45 for volunteering in national study
06/13/2006 Hawaii, Rhode Island ranked among the lowest in volunteering
06/13/2006 Bangladesh strike turns violent; 70 hurt
06/13/2006 Iraq to deploy security forces in Baghdad
06/13/2006 Maine resident was driving car that collided with Roethlisberger
06/13/2006 Wall Street seen easier, eyeing inflation data
06/13/2006 East Sudan talks to begin in Asmara after delay
06/13/2006 Libyan judge adjourns foreign medics HIV trial
06/13/2006 Report Sternberg to quit state post for Greenwich job
06/13/2006 Dollar helped by US rate view, safe haven flows
06/13/2006 Toyota to double hybrid line-up early next decade
06/13/2006 FTSE 100 set to fall
06/13/2006 Risk aversion sparks stocks slide; dollar gains
06/13/2006 China rejects US criticisms on religious freedom
06/13/2006 3 jailed in Brunei for cell phone videos
06/13/2006 5 states hold votes; Dems battle in Va.
06/13/2006 With tug on heartstrings, unit departs
06/13/2006 System could save 10,000, car study says
06/13/2006 Menino resolves to add police
06/13/2006 Chinatown's late-night feasts fading away
06/13/2006 Bush reaches out in bid to shed go-it-alone image
06/13/2006 Judge bars Saddam's half-brother Barzan from court
06/13/2006 Britain in Afghanistan for the long haul Browne
06/13/2006 Qaeda names man due to have been Sept 11 attacker
06/13/2006 Minnesota senate battle heats up
06/13/2006 'Where's Jack?' defense lawyer asks jury
06/12/2006 Tenants protest rent hikes at UNH family housing
06/12/2006 Oil slides below 70; eyes on Alberto, Iran
06/12/2006 Tropical Storm Alberto weakens as it nears Florida
06/12/2006 Israel Gaza blast not from Israeli shell
06/12/2006 Mayor says he'll expand Boston police force
06/12/2006 Bush says Iraq's neighbors could do more
06/12/2006 Australia government overrules gay marriage laws
06/12/2006 Three bombs kill at least eight in Iraq's Kirkuk
06/12/2006 Hearings set on recall of Taiwan president
06/12/2006 Former New Mexico priest agrees to plea deal
06/12/2006 Senator links U.N. funding, accountability
06/12/2006 Military plane crashes in Chad, killing 5
06/12/2006 Volcano's lava dome partially collapses
06/12/2006 Defense seek evidence in wiretapping case
06/12/2006 Rove Republicans should address Iraq war
06/12/2006 US court tosses lawsuit over "In God We Trust"
06/12/2006 S.C. scientists find new shark species
06/12/2006 Boston Gay Pride Parade Has Democrats Courting Their Vote
06/12/2006 Nearly 500 died during Sao Paulo violence streak
06/12/2006 AGs want Bush administration to get tough on gas prices
06/12/2006 For once, doesn't dismiss presidential talk
06/12/2006 Cats to compete in reality TV show in New York
06/12/2006 Chase of robbery suspect ends with crash in I-95
06/12/2006 Data problems force do-over of No Child reports
06/12/2006 R.I. lawmakers delay vote on bill expanding police powers
06/12/2006 Idaho activists want test at Nevada nuke site canceled
06/12/2006 Carcieri signs bill designed to improve safety of dams
06/12/2006 Violent crime up in Boston in 2005, steady in other cities
06/12/2006 If Lamont wins primary, he wants Lieberman to back him
06/12/2006 Bush Zarqawi's successor will be on U.S. "list"
06/12/2006 US lawmaker presses UN on renovations
06/12/2006 Former wrestler's lawsuit dismissed
06/12/2006 Primaries feature gubernatorial races, no statewide questions
06/12/2006 Liberals see opportunity in Bush's slide
06/12/2006 EU to propose new air passenger info deal with US
06/12/2006 2005 violent crime statistics for five Massachusetts cities
06/12/2006 Women's rights activists beaten in Tehran
06/12/2006 MBTA ferry catches fire
06/12/2006 New challenge Vikings' Birk lines up in restaurant biz
06/12/2006 Reilly wants Bush administration to get tough on gas prices
06/12/2006 Episcopal convention to address fallout from first gay bishop
06/12/2006 Agency informs workers about data theft
06/12/2006 Tuesday voting features hot legislative primaries
06/12/2006 Indian programmer blamed for measles outbreak in Boston
06/12/2006 US policies blamed for Guantanamo suicides
06/12/2006 WTO chief meets US farm groups, hears concerns
06/12/2006 Plane crash in Florida kills 1, injures 1
06/12/2006 Feds run trash hauling in largest-ever Conn. business takeover
06/12/2006 Va. to hold primary race for Senate seat
06/12/2006 Power turned off at US diplomatic mission in Havana