Articles from AP Features (April 20, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington decides against Emmy try	Staff		148
8 years after Columbine school massacre, victims' relatives find questions still unanswered	ROBERT WELLER		608
8 years since Columbine shootings, some wonder if releasing files could help prevent future tragedies	ROBERT WELLER		686
A mother's fight for truth delves into murky world of prisoners' organs for transplant	AUDRA ANG		1806
Agent Leigh Steinberg: Concussions "a ticking time bomb"	EDDIE PELLS		907
Armed men who stormed Mexican hospital were members of Tijuana drug cartel	LUIS PEREZ		365
Bidding war brews for Alliance Boots as rival proposal made after it accepts offer	JANE WARDELL		526
BP sends about 90 workers at Texas City refinery to hospital due to illness	Staff		176
Bush orders national inquiry into prevention of violence by the mentally ill	Staff		349
Business events scheduled for the coming week	The Associated Press		991
Earnings schedule for week of 4/23/07	Dow Jones/AP		564
European Parliament president calls on Libya to free Bulgarian medics	Staff		264
Factory losses severe for U.S. workers _ 3.2 million jobs gone since 2000	MARTIN CRUTSINGER		1244
FDA says study shows no evidence that sugar substitute aspartame causes cancer	Staff		262
Former high school classmates say Virginia Tech gunman was picked on in school	MATT APUZZO and SHARON COHEN		1330
Governor declares day of mourning to celebrate lives of Virginia Tech victims	MATT APUZZO		1608
Inventors look to convert their creations into cash at Geneva invention convention	ERICA BULMAN		749
Iraq: Top Sunni official says suicide attack against him was carried by `Arab terrorist'	Staff		255
It's the women, not the bachelor, that keeps 'The Bachelor' going	ERIN CARLSON		1009
Jamaica's inquest into Woolmer's death postponed because of 'significant developments'	ROHAN POWELL		307
Japanese empress recovers from stress-induced ailments	Staff		224
Kenyan hunting debate pits farmers and tribes against global animal welfare lobby	CHRIS TOMLINSON		938
Maldives conducts first-ever autopsy to examine suspicious death of dissident	BHARATHA MALLAWARACHI		265
Medicare officials say seniors losing out on free and reduced health services	KEVIN FREKING		253
Mexican boy arrives in U.S. state of Arkansas with hopes of receiving new heart	JON GAMBRELL		465
Military expanding its amputee center in San Diego to treat war wounded	THOMAS WATKINS		653
Mom, daughter give birth within minutes of each other in Ohio	Staff		179
N.J. governor breathing without aide of ventilator, spokesman says	GEOFF MULVIHILL		327
New York appeals court ruling could spell trouble for 9/11 air quality lawsuits	DAVID B. CARUSO		397
Over 16 million vaccinated against measles in North Korea: UN, Red Cross	Staff		305
Pakistani militant leader denies aiding Taliban, but says willing to shelter bin Laden	ISHTIAQ MAHSUD		553
Parents of Colombian governor rescued from kidnappers in Venezuela	Staff		246
Peru's 'miracle baby' walks on her own	Staff		229
Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 17.5 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss	WALLACE WITKOWSKI		672
Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on 1-time charges, weak sales of Exubera	Staff		195
Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on 1-time charges; outlook cut from Norvasc loss	WALLACE WITKOWSKI		639
Pfizer 1st-quarter profit falls 18 percent on charges; outlook cut on Norvasc patent loss	WALLACE WITKOWSKI		662
Philippine court grants bail to ex-senator arrested for 2003 mutiny	TERESA CEROJANO		300
Philippine police say Peace Corps volunteer bludgeoned, suspect hunted	OLIVER TEVES		428
Questions still unanswered 8 years after Columbine school shooting	ROBERT WELLER		957
Report: China is preparing to send human bird flu samples to WHO	Staff		339
Report: China is preparing to send human bird flu samples to WHO	Staff		314
Safety worries persist as first in novel class of HIV drugs seeks FDA approval	ANDREW BRIDGES		486
Stocks advance sharply after Google profit beats expectations	JOE BEL BRUNO		173
Stocks advance sharply after Google profit beats expectations, Dow pushes toward 13,000	JOE BEL BRUNO		892
Stocks point to higher open after Google profit beats expectations	MADLEN READ		582
Swedish hospital may ban Crocs clogs due to static electricity	LOUISE NORDSTROM		142
Swedish hospital may ban Crocs clogs due to static electricity	LOUISE NORDSTROM		130
That Was the Week That Was	The Associated Press		198
Through the gloom, Virginia Tech band serenades hospitalized victims of campus shooting	KRISTEN GELINEAU		312
Trustees may push Bush to act to make Medicare more self-sufficient	KEVIN FREKING		739
U.S. colleges grapple with increased numbers of mentally ill students	DAVID CRARY		974
U.S. court ruling could spell trouble for 9/11 lawsuits over air quality at ground zero	DAVID B. CARUSO		536
U.S. diplomatic buildings in Germany increase security, cite "heightened threat"	DAVID RISING		432
U.S. diplomatic buildings in Germany increase security, cite 'heightened threat'	DAVID RISING		432
U.S. health officials try to ensure TV realism; 'Law and Order,' '24' consult with CDC	MIKE STOBBE		1384
UNICEF launches measles vaccination campaign in Iraq	Staff		342
US military expanding its amputee center in California to treat war wounded	THOMAS WATKINS		650
US regulations should have barred Virginia Tech gunman from buying weapons	MATTHEW BARAKAT		660
Validity of future legislative limits on abortion in U.S. rests with a pivotal justice	MARK SHERMAN		641
Video in Pakistan shows youngster beheading man for alleged betrayal of a Taliban leader	ABDUL SATTAR		1106
Virginia Tech shooter did not talk much as a child, relatives say	BO-MI LIM		909
Virginia Tech shooter was almost a textbook case of a school gunman	MATT APUZZO		1327
Virginia Tech victims are remembered in a day of mourning	MATT APUZZO		872