Articles from AP Features (October 26, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2 NATO soldiers killed, 3 wounded in eastern Afghan clash	FISNIK ABRASHI		331
6 bodies burned by flames found in California; firefighters make headway against blazes	ELLIOT SPAGAT		905
Agents scour ravines, canyons for bodies after fire burns border crossing	ELLIOT SPAGAT		601
Ailing Archbishop Christodoulos returns to Greece after cancer treatment in Florida	Staff		319
Ailing Burmese flock to neighboring Thailand for treatment	MARGIE MASON		1059
Bush scolds Democrats for second children's health bill, urges Congress to pass spending bills	DAVID ESPO		621
California wildfire evacuees trickle back to their neighborhoods, even as fires still burn	ALLISON HOFFMAN		783
Closing of stadium evacuation center signals life going on, even as California fires burn	ALLISON HOFFMAN		874
Dengue fever hits Asia hard; experts question whether global warming to blame	MARGIE MASON		733
Federal jury in Mo. decides on death penalty for woman who killed expectant mom to get baby	HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH		607
Fire evacuees leave San Diego stadium, head home to heartbreaking scenes	ALLISON HOFFMAN		854
Fire evacuees leave stadium, head home to heartbreaking scenes	ALLISON HOFFMAN		853
From white trailer in 'hostile' Hamas-run Gaza, Fatah men coordinate strip's links with Israel	KARIN LAUB		990
Glance at charities helped by 'Idol Gives Back'	The Associated Press		319
Grief mixes with anger on anniversary of Moscow theater raid	BAGILA BUKHARBAYEVA		685
Grief mixes with anger on anniversary of Moscow theater seizure that left 130 dead	BAGILA BUKHARBAYEVA		636
Harsh conditions in Chinese factories contribute to toy recalls, labor advocates tell senators	JESSE J. HOLLAND		507
House Democrats will confer with GOP on stymied children's health bill	CHARLES BABINGTON		781
Jamaica lab analyst says toxicology tests on cricket's Woolmer inconclusive	HOWARD CAMPBELL		247
John McCain, Mike Huckabee promise seniors they'll slow rising health care costs	MIKE GLOVER		415
Judge orders rapper T.I. released on $3 million bond, but he must remain in home confinement	HARRY R. WEBER		383
Lawsuit says seizure of newborn for blood tests violated Nebraska couple's rights	ANNA JO BRATTON		463
Less wind helps crews ramp up the fight against Calif. wildfires that claimed 750 square miles	MARTHA MENDOZA		1109
Less wind helps crews ramp up the fight against Calif. wildfires that claimed 760 square miles	MARTHA MENDOZA		1109
Mo. jury decides on death penalty for woman who killed expectant mom to get baby	HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH		422
New clues to why Parkinson's patients are so impulsive	LAURAN NEERGAARD		660
New Orleans: Voodoo fest weekend	The Associated Press		258
Private equity firm completes $3.7B buyout of eye products maker Bausch & Lomb	BEN DOBBIN		428
Prosecutor argues for death penalty for convicted killer who cut baby from woman's womb	HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH		394
Public workers go on strike in Italy to protest lack of funds in 2008 budget	Staff		140
Retiring No. 2 Pfizer executive Shedlarz may get $43M in retirement benefits, deferred comp	ELLEN SIMON		215
San Diego stadium no longer an evacuation center, but blazes still a threat	ALLISON HOFFMAN		648
San Diego stadium, a fire shelter, back to being football venue, but blazes still a threat	ALLISON HOFFMAN		752
Senate is next venue for capital duel over child health care legislation	DAVID ESPO		611
State Department to require some diplomats to work in Iraq	MATTHEW LEE		259
State news of national interest	The Associated Press		490
US Army medics prepare for duty in war zone by training at Miami trauma center	JENNIFER KAY		805
US jury recommends death for woman who killed expectant mother and cut her baby out	HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH		351
Vietnam reports 3rd bird flu outbreak this month	Staff		193
Wildfire death toll may rise further with 4 charred bodies found in apparent migrant camp	ELLIOT SPAGAT		1106