Articles from AP Features (April 24, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
13-year-old boy killed in police shootout after firing gun at officers on Montana highway	Staff		176
3 construction workers killed as roof collapses in southeast Bangladesh	Staff		143
9 American soldiers killed in Iraq suicide attack, deadliest in more than a year	KIM GAMEL		1252
Aid held up as car bombs, street battles plunge Somalia into crisis	SALAD DUHUL		889
Al-Qaida linked group claims responsibility for bombing that killed 9 US soldiers	Staff		371
As parents eye enviroment worries, sales of organic baby food jump	THERESA AGOVINO		852
Atlanta primate research center awarded $10 million grant to study mental decline	MIKE STOBBE		210
Bidding war for Alliance Boots ends after deputy chairman raises bid offer	JANE WARDELL		437
Boston airport art offers sound, color	RODRIQUE NGOWI		628
Boston Scientific profit drops on Guidant costs, sagging stent sales	MARK JEWELL		569
Breast-feeding won't prevent your baby from becoming an overweight adult, study says	MIKE STOBBE		607
Britain marks abolition anniversary	ROBERT BARR		515
Calendar of major business events scheduled for Wednesday	The Associated Press		284
Car bombs, shelling rock Somali capital amid push to crush Islamic insurgency	SALAD DUHUL		754
Cardinal Health establishes $600 million fund for lawsuit	Staff		247
Change ahead for Pride of Hawaii cruises	Staff		286
Climbing legend Sir Edmund Hillary, first man to scale Everest, in hospital after fall	Staff		283
Diverse lineup at Tribeca film festival	JAKE COYLE		869
Doctors say Cheney's blood clot is resolving, VP back at White House after doctor visit	DEB RIECHMANN		284
Doctors say Cheney's blood clot is shrinking so he goes back to work at White House	DEB RIECHMANN		356
Doctors say Cheney's blood clot is shrinking, VP back at White House after doctor visit	DEB RIECHMANN		367
Dueling Senate lawyers argue case involving former senator before Supreme Court	FREDERIC J. FROMMER		654
DuPont reports double-digit increase in first-quarter earnings	RANDALL CHASE		666
Federal advisers recommend FDA approve first in novel class of HIV drugs	Staff		342
Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin, who helped bring demise of Soviet Union, dead at 76	DOUGLAS BIRCH		2000
Government to increase inspections at some plants that make microwave popcorn	Staff		209
Hong Kong-Vancouver budget flights	Staff		178
Iraq suicide attack kills 9 U.S. troops, wounds 20	KIM GAMEL		1221
Jamaica coroner releases cricket coach Woolmer's body for return to South Africa	Staff		172
John Drexel III, heir of powerful Philadelphia banking family, dies at 87	Staff		153
Kohlberg Kravis raises the ante in fight for Alliance Boots	JANE WARDELL		513
Mexico City expected to legalize abortion amid fasts, vigils, protests	MARK STEVENSON		708
Mexico City lawmakers vote to legalize abortion amid fasts, vigils, protests	MARK STEVENSON		268
More research, better care urged for growing disabled population	RANDOLPH E. SCHMID		630
NYC puts brakes on pedicab industry	SARA KUGLER		237
Pakistan Cricket Board advertises job for new coach after Woolmer's death	Staff		238
Popular TV drama sheds light on social stigma attached to AIDS in South Korea	BO-MI LIM		813
Provisions of Iraq legislation	The Associated Press		198
Puglia: Italy's heel has it all	GIOVANNA DELL'ORTO		1361
Shelling rocks Somali capital despite UN call for peace	SALAD DUHUL		418
Somali government inspections slowing food aid delivery during humanitarian crisis	ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY		741
Somalia facing humanitarian crisis as hundreds of thousands flee capital	SALAD DUHUL		727
Study: Execution drugs sometimes fail to work, causing inmates to die slow, painful deaths	MARILYNN MARCHIONE		890
Suicide car bomb kills 9 American troops in Iraq; al-Qaida-linked group claims responsibility	HAMID AHMED		1201
Suicide car bombing kills 9 American soldiers in Iraq	KIM GAMEL		1275
Suicide car bombing kills 9 American soldiers in Iraq; 1 of deadliest attacks on troops	HAMID AHMED		1056
Suicide car bombing kills 9 U.S. soldiers northeast of Baghdad	Staff		217
Suicide truck bombing kills 9 American soldiers in Iraq; al-Qaida-linked group claims responsibility	HAMID AHMED		1553
Thailand to train young nurses to boost medical care in restive south	Staff		209
The Denver Post offers buyouts, aims to cut 37 employees	CATHERINE TSAI		364
Tourists seek out Gullah culture	BRUCE SMITH		1285
Traffic crashes a concern for U.S. travelers abroad	KEN THOMAS		724
U.S. presidential task force announces new measures to improve veterans' care	HOPE YEN		413
U.S. research shows early promise in restoring lost sight	RANDOLPH E. SCHMID		536