Articles from AP Features (July 25, 2007)

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Title	Author	Words
8 U.S. students graduate from free Cuban medical school	WILL WEISSERT	472
8 US students graduate from free Cuban medical school; plan to practice back home	WILL WEISSERT	635
Another Sept. 11 victim is identified, while 35 new bone fragments are found	VERENA DOBNIK	249
Bird flu found in chickens in India's remote northeast	Staff	192
Building contractor finds mummified baby in wall	Staff	225
Bulgarian medics call for legal action against Libyan officers	VESELIN TOSHKOV	803
Business Highlights	Staff	1394
Calendar of major business events scheduled for Thursday	The Associated Press	333
Calif. children's hospital therapist sentenced for molesting disabled children	ALLISON HOFFMAN	841
California children's hospital therapist sentenced for molesting disabled children	Staff	464
California health officials warn consumers against brand of Mexican candy	Staff	140
Cat predicts deaths of nursing home residents	RAY HENRY	583
China busts gangs that sold fake Tamiflu, Viagra on the Internet	AUDRA ANG	838
China says it passes tougher food regulations, busts sellers of fake bird flu drugs, Viagra	AUDRA ANG	831
China says to expand basic urban health insurance program	Staff	237
Commission calls for better care for war-wounded U.S. troops	HOPE YEN	367
Commission calls for better veterans care, help for troops' family care-givers	HOPE YEN	871
Commission calls for better veterans care, help for troops' family caregivers	HOPE YEN	1055
Connecticut town stunned after 3 family members die in apparent home invasion and arson	DAVE COLLINS	463
Convicted congressman transferred to San Diego jail; has helped prosecutors in bribe case	Staff	240
Corrections officials say suspects in deadly robbery in Conn. had no history of violent crimes	SUSAN HAIGH	705
Doctor accused in hospital deaths in aftermath of Hurricane Katrina won't face charges	MARY FOSTER	724
Editorial Rdp.	Staff	913
Elderly man dies after becoming trapped between elevator, security gate at medical building.	Staff	132
Families of Libyan HIV children victims voice outrage at Bulgarian medics' release	KHALED AL-DEEB	401
Forensic expert testifies at Phil Spector trial, says actress most likely killed herself	LINDA DEUTSCH	448
French deminer with U.N. peacekeepers killed in south Lebanon explosion	HUSSEIN DAKROUB	445
French president in Libya to boost ties as reward for Gadhafi's liberation of medics	MICHEL EULER	970
Gas tanks explode near downtown Dallas, injuring 3 people	PAUL J. WEBER	389
German journalist not kidnapped in Afghanistan, foreign office says	Staff	212
Glaxo 2nd-quarter profit up 1.4 percent despite revenue dip	Staff	425
Glaxo second quarter profit up 1.4 percent despite revenue dip	Staff	444
Grenade attacks spur more deadly violence in Somali capital	MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN	485
House Democrats unveil children's health proposal	KEVIN FREKING	796
House lawmakers offer dramatically different proposals on children's health insurance	KEVIN FREKING	825
India's first female president sworn in to office in move touted as boost for women	MUNEEZA NAQVI	558
India's first female president sworn in, promises to empower women	GAVIN RABINOWITZ	491
Lawmakers allege FDA retaliated against employees who testified before Congress	ANDREW BRIDGES	503
Lenders' prime mortgage woes are a sign of even bigger problems to come, analysts say	ALEX VEIGA	662
Lindsay Lohan's arrest continues sad Hollywood tradition of young stars and addiction	SANDY COHEN	897
Lindsay Lohan's arrest continues sad Hollywood tradition of young stars and addiction	SANDY COHEN	744
Lindsay Lohan, latest young star to battle addiction, declares her innocence in e-mail	SANDY COHEN	751
Man in southern China diagnosed with pig-borne disease	Staff	227
Members of the presidential commission investigating care of wounded veterans	The Associated Press	246
Merck enters $350 million agreement to buy NovaCardia for heart compound	LINDA A. JOHNSON	382
Michigan girl, 12, dies after being struck in head by softball	Staff	140
Ministry says China trying to combat rampant pig disease	Staff	236
More hearings on the passport mess	BARRY SCHWEID	538
More rights for disabled on EU flights	Staff	165
Neighbors fear botulism link could cause closure of Ga. plant, a source of jobs and hope	GREG BLUESTEIN	596
New York gives away condoms, offers AIDS education to senior citizens	KAREN MATTHEWS	552
Nigerian court delays Pfizer trial again	BASHIR ADIGUN	179
Nigerian court delays Pfizer trial until October to allow prosecutors to prepare	BASHIR ADIGUN	214
NY gives away condoms to seniors to prevent AIDS; effort reflects changing face of the disease	KAREN MATTHEWS	803
Obituaries in the news	The Associated Press	1270
Palestinian doctor released from Libya to join family in Netherlands	Staff	351
Phil Spector forensic expert says actress most likely killed herself	LINDA DEUTSCH	238
Preliminary findings of commission's survey of injured Iraq war veterans	The Associated Press	237
Release of medics raises Libyan hopes for breakthrough in ties with West	SALAH NASRAWI	750
Researchers find obesity can spread in social circles	ALICIA CHANG	652
Residents fear botulism link could lead to closure of US plant, source of jobs in Georgia	GREG BLUESTEIN	572
Reynolds American 2Q profit falls 14 pct from results that included tax gains a year ago	IEVA M. AUGSTUMS	604
Rice says she hopes to visit Libya soon, symbolically ending the nation's pariah status	MATTHEW LEE	628
Seat auction for Singapore A380 flight	Staff	122
Senate panel to take up anti-smoking bill Wednesday	Staff	221
Senate panel votes to add harsh warning to cigarette packs	ANDREW BRIDGES	257
Senate votes care upgrade as commission readies report for Bush Wednesday	HOPE YEN	791
Siemens selling auto parts unit, buying U.S. diagnostics company, expanding internal probe	MATT MOORE	689
Snub of moderate DLC highlights polarized nomination process for Dem presidential candidates	RON FOURNIER	775
South Korean hostage found shot dead in Afghanistan; 8 other captives released	AMIR SHAH	621
Spector forensic expert says Clarkson most likely killed herself	LINDA DEUTSCH	436
St. Louis Arch trams at half-capacity	BETSY TAYLOR	605
Study on HIV-infected babies shows need for early testing, WHO says	MERAIAH FOLEY	449
Taliban spokesman says militants to kill "a few" South Korean hostages	NOOR KHAN	384
Tanks of propane, acetylene explode near downtown Dallas, injuring 2 people	PAUL J. WEBER	297
Tanks of propane, acetylene explode near downtown Dallas, injuring 3 people	PAUL J. WEBER	297
Tanks of propane, acetylene explode near downtown Dallas, sending debris onto highways; 2 hurt	PAUL J. WEBER	396
Tanks of propane, acetylene explode near downtown Dallas, sending debris onto highways; 3 hurt	PAUL J. WEBER	470
Terror warning for airport security	MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN	566
Troops open fire in Somali capital after grenade attack, killing 1 civilian, witnesses say	MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN	527
U.N. peacekeeper killed in Lebanon while clearing shells left over from last summer's war	Staff	385
Victims on Alaska plane crash identified	RACHEL D'ORO	295
Wall Street claws back in shaky trading on ongoing concerns about credit	MADLEN READ	828
Wall Street claws back on deals, positive profit reports	MADLEN READ	835
Wall Street gives up gains, turns lower on ongoing concerns about credit conditions	MADLEN READ	710
Wall Street gives up gains, turns mostly lower on ongoing concerns about credit conditions	MADLEN READ	729
Wall Street retreats from earlier gains on ongoing worries about lending climate	MADLEN READ	611
Wall Street swings up and down on ongoing worries about risky home lending	MADLEN READ	679
You do the math: Nine months after soldiers came home, military bases see a baby boom	KRISTIN M. HALL	614
You do the math: Nine months after soldiers came home, U.S. military bases see a baby boom	KRISTIN M. HALL	546