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 Turkish Press | More than 60 feared dead in India bomb blasts: TV Reuters - JAIPUR, India (Reuters) - More than 60 people were feared killed in bomb blasts in the western Indian city of Jaipur on Tuesday, state television said, citing Rajasthan state Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje. 7 Bombs Kill 45 in Indian City 45 dead as blasts rock Indian city |
 Times Colonist | As West Virginia Votes, Obama Heads Elsewhere New York Times - By JULIE BOSMAN and JIM RUTENBERG Party officials predicted high turnout for West Virginia’s Democratic primary on Tuesday despite the widespread belief that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton would score an easy victory. Video: West Virginia Voters at the Polls Now the underdog, Clinton looks for win in W.Va. |
Senate votes to halt strategic oil stockpiling Los Angeles Times - Bush wants to keep filling the underground petroleum reserve, but legislators take the near-unanimous action in reaction to record gas prices. Senate Calls for SPR Halt Stop Filling US Oil Reserves? |
 Edmonton Journal | Trapped students had little time to escape quake The Associated Press - JUYUAN, China (AP) - The high school students were settling in to afternoon arts and humanities classes when the massive quake struck. Video: Rescuers in China search for survivors - 13 May 2008 Chinese quake survivors evacuated |
 Voice of America | Five suspects in 9/11 attacks referred to trial Los Angeles Times - The Pentagon's war crimes tribunal approves pursuing death penalty charges against five of six alleged conspirators in the Sept. US drops charges against accused '20th hijacker' US Drops Charges Against Alleged '20th Hijacker' in September 11 ... |
 FOXNews | Pastor who endorsed McCain apologizes for remarks about Catholics Los Angeles Times - John Hagee expresses 'deep regret' for his comments. The Arizona senator, who had actively sought the pastor's support, recently termed his statements 'nonsense. Minister Backing McCain Apologizes to Catholics Catholic League accepts Hagee apology |
HP's Buy Of EDS Raises Questions About Margins, Integration CNNMoney.com - SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- While Hewlett-Packard Co.'s (HPQ) deal to acquire Electronic Data Systems Corp. (EDS) for $13.25 billion makes strategic sense, the numbers don't add up for some. Is HP-EDS Deal About the Cloud or the Heavy Metal? Hewlett-Packard Acquires EDS |
 Orlando Sentinel | Florida Brush Fires Threaten Hundreds of Homes New York Times - By JOHN HOLUSHA Schools were closed in Palm Bay, Florida, on Tuesday and hundreds of homes in the central Atlantic coast region of the state were endangered by spreading, wind-whipped brush fires that may have been deliberately set. Police seek arsonist as crews fight Fla. wildfires Official: Nearly 100 homes damaged by Florida wildfires |
 dBTechno | Concerns Over Myanmar Junta’s Role New York Times - Hhaing The Yu, 29, in rain falling on the ruins of his home, in a township outside Yangon, Myanmar, on Sunday. Officials are expressing worry about disease. Anger mounts in Bangkok at Myanmar aid visa delays UN says up to 40 percent of those killed in Myanmar cyclone likely ... |
 AFP | Gates Urges Military to Focus on Iraq, Afghanistan Washington Post - By Josh White COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., May 13--Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates this morning implored the US military to focus more on wars against insurgents and militias such as the ones in Iraq and Afghanistan, rather than spending time and money ... Gates: Reject tendency to focus on 'Next-War-itis' US must focus on Iraq, less on future wars-Gates |
Olmert says 'understandings' reached in peace talks Reuters - JERUSALEM, May 13 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said on Tuesday that he and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas have reached "understandings and points of agreement" on key issues in US-backed peace talks but he gave no details. Bush heads to Mideast to talk peace, oil Low hopes for Bush Mideast trip |
 CTV.ca | Detroit City Council moves toward ousting mayor The Associated Press - DETROIT (AP) - The City Council narrowly approved taking the first step Tuesday toward removing Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick over explicit text messages to a former aide, but one council member's possible change of heart could scuttle the measure. Council votes for Kilpatrick's ouster Detroit City Council moves to oust mayor |
 Kansas City Star | For Obama, it's not too early to think about November Kansas City Star - Sen. Barack Obama will hold a conference call this morning with former Colorado Governor Roy Romer, who chaired the Democratic National Committee under President Clinton. Romer endorses Obama Obama picks up endorsement of Colorado superdelegate Roy Romer |
 The Tech Herald | Alleged Dave & Buster's Hackers Busted ABC News - By JASON RYAN A federal grand jury has indicted the alleged hackers thought to be behind one of the world's biggest stolen credit card numbers rings, according to court records unsealed today in New York. Hackers used packet sniffers to filch credit card data 5000 Dave and Buster's customers hit by hackers |
 Javno.hr | Iran's president to offer proposals to ease nuclear row Reuters UK - By Parisa Hafezi TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran will soon put forward new proposals to resolve its dispute with the West over its nuclear programme, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday. IRAN: Ahmadinejad loves to talk, but not to Bush Ahmadinejad predicts no changes with Russia under Medvedev |
 NECN | Maine Marine Patrol to search for missing lobsterman WCAX - AP - May 13, 2008 2:15 PM ET KITTERY, Maine (AP) - The Maine Marine Patrol will take up the search Thursday for a 46-year-old Maine lobsterman missing and presumed drowned when his boat capsized in waters near the New Hampshire line. Fishermen will search for lobsterman Coast Guard calls off search for missing lobsterman |
 Turkish Press | UN Warns of Rising Tensions in Zimbabwe Voice of America - By Peta Thornycroft A UN official in Zimbabwe says post-election violence is increasing, and he largely blames President Robert Mugabe's supporters for the attacks. Zimbabwe: Police Ban MDC Rallies in Harare Zimbabwe police quiz US envoy |
 Tampabay.com | Young Woman Who Agreed to Help Police in Leniency Deal Killed When ... ABC News - By DAVID SCHOETZ Tallahassee police officials are on the defensive after the killing of a young Florida woman who was serving as a confidential narcotics and weapons informant in a sting operation that ended with her death. Funeral Held for Rachel Hoffman Attorney General to review Hoffman case |
 News 14 Carolina | NC Community College System closes door to illegal immigrants Triangle Business Journal - The North Carolina Community College System on Tuesday said that it would no longer admit illegal or undocumented immigrants into curriculum degree programs at its 58 colleges across the state. Community Colleges Won't Admit Illegal Immigrants Community colleges say no to illegals |
 Brocktown News | Cape Cod Parishioners Ambush Would-Be Church Robber FOXNews - BARNSTABLE, Mass. - Bail has been set for a Cape Cod man who allegedly tried to rob a collection box during a special Mother's Day service. Cape parishioners subdue would-be church robber Suspect in church alms robbery has rape record |
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