Articles from AP Features (February 21, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Amnesty International calls on Egypt to probe shootings of African migrants near Israel border	OMAR SINAN		413
BA, pilots' union agree to mediation	Staff		313
Biking breaks into realm of snow sports	JEANNETTE J. LEE		883
British Medical Association wants more tax on booze to tackle alcohol misuse	RAPHAEL G. SATTER		698
China welcome on Wall Street, but foreign acquisitions still provoke unease	JOE McDONALD		976
Correction: Use of bodies in "Body Worlds" exhibits	Staff		106
Cost of Miami's federal courthouses climbs by millions as crews wrestle mold, delays	CURT ANDERSON		691
Czech nurse receives life sentence for murdering 7 patients	Staff		249
Detained former Bangladesh prime minister returned to jail after medical checkup	Staff		260
Dominican doctors stage one-day strike over pay, conditions	Staff		186
Employees' snooping on customer data is common, but hard for companies to stop	RYAN J. FOLEY		1051
FDA clears Wyeth's Xyntha for patients with rare blood-clotting disorder hemophilia	Staff		126
House Democrats blast FDA for failing to inspect Heparin plant, consider new laws	MATTHEW PERRONE		424
Joe Louis' sister, 92, dies in cold outside assisted-living center near Detroit	Staff		198
Jury orders AstraZeneca to pay Alabama $215 million in Medicaid fraud suit	BOB JOHNSON		428
Just 1 in 4 Americans know heart attack warning signs; CDC calls that 'alarmingly low'	MIKE STOBBE		369
Just 1 in 4 Americans know heart attack warning signs; CDC calls that 'alarmingly low'	MIKE STOBBE		504
Los Angeles city attorney sues insurer Health Net, alleging scheme to cancel policies	THOMAS WATKINS		254
Luggage problem at Heathrow	Staff		244
Military counting down to dramatic shootdown of spy satellite over the Pacific	ROBERT BURNS		1066
Much memory loss is normal: book explains the problem amusingly and describes ways around it	CARL HARTMAN		580
Nestle posts 16 percent rise in full-year profit to $9.7 billion	NATHALIE OGI		502
Officials unable to determine cause of deaths for 4 slain sisters; mom accused of murder	KAREN MAHABIR		283
Out of the boardroom: Incoming president has bold vision for South Korea's economy	KELLY OLSEN		852
Police, NIU perplexed by gunman's choice of Cole Hall, where he had many successes	DON BABWIN		728
Salty snacks equal more sodas for kids; study suggests cutting salt could curb obesity	JAMIE STENGLE		546
South Africa plans to boost funding for AIDS medicines an extra $274M by 2011	CLARE NULLIS		316
States redefine family health policies, seeking to cover young adults	KEVIN FREKING		1018
Studies show naps, mammograms and blood-sugar tests can reveal risk of suffering stroke	MARILYNN MARCHIONE		889
Study suggests 'hot spots' where new diseases may appear around the globe	MALCOLM RITTER		295
Sweden mulls unisex underwear for hospital patients	Staff		144
Texas A&M to pay $1 million settlement for safety lapses at bioweapons research program	Staff		293
The bad luck o' the Irish: Apostrophes can confuse computers, mess up your dental appointment	SEAN ODRISCOLL		704
The bad luck o' the Irish: Apostrophes in names cause trouble in computer systems	SEAN ODRISCOLL		709
US military counting down to dramatic shootdown of spy satellite over the Pacific	ROBERT BURNS		986
White dress, Mexican traditions make dream wedding for Boston cancer patient	Staff		233
Wrong body accidentally buried in W.Va. when 2 fire victims confused by coroner's office	Staff		327
Wrong body accidentally buried inwhen 2 fire victims confused by coroner's office	Staff		179