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Mexican day care fire victims taken to Sacramento
 
AP - Two 3-year-old children who were among dozens injured in a fatal day care fire in northern Mexico were being treated Saturday at a regional pediatric burn center in Sacramento.
Ex-US Rep. Jefferson faces federal bribery charges
 
AP - Former U.S. Rep. William Jefferson faces several obstacles to being acquitted of bribery, racketeering and other federal charges — and topping the list is explaining the $90,000 cash stashed in his freezer.
Fla. death row inmate sues to get victims' Chevy
 
AP - A Florida death row inmate is suing to get a vintage Chevy pickup owned by the couple he is convicted of killing.
Woman charged in death of pregnant woman
 
AP - Authorities in Oregon say they have arrested a woman after a newborn she claimed was hers died and the body of a woman who had been pregnant was found at her home.
NY skydiver survives after failing to slow down
 
AP - Officials say a skydiver who fell too fast and was knocked unconscious when she hit the ground in western New York has been treated at a hospital.
Calif. contemplating rewrite of social contract
 
AP - With empty pockets and maxed-out credit, California is debating whether it can continue honoring all parts of its social contract with the state's most vulnerable residents.
Boston Globe union to vote on pay, benefit cuts
 
AP - The Boston Globe's largest employees union faces an important contract vote.
Former president Carter makes Middle East trip
 
AP - Former President Jimmy Carter will visit Syria, Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza this week to promote constructive dialogue on the Israeli-Arab conflict.
Gay rights activist calls for march on Washington
 
AP - An activist who worked alongside slain gay rights leader Harvey Milk announced plans Sunday for a march on Washington this fall to demand that Congress establish equality and marriage rights for the lesbian, gay and transgender community.
Skydiver hurt in nighttime jump over western NY
 
AP - Authorities say a skydiver who bungled the landing on a roughly 10,000-foot nighttime jump was flown to a hospital but ended up with little more than a broken nose.
Mexican day-care fire victim to undergo surgery
 
AP - A 3-year-old boy who was badly burned in a fire that killed 40 infants and toddlers at a Mexican day-care center is scheduled to undergo several hours of surgery at a Sacramento pediatric hospital.
New Orleans mayor, wife quarantined in China
 
AP - New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and his wife have been quarantined in China after a passenger on their flight exhibited flu-like symptoms.
Shootout with Ala. escapees jolts tiny ND town
 
AP - Residents in this tiny North Dakota town were jarred from their sleep with calls from authorities: Lock your doors until four suspects in an Alabama prison break are safely in custody.
Residents ask why SC fire warnings took so long
 
AP - Residents who lost everything in an April wildfire are asking why officials gave them just minutes to evacuate when flames had been raging for most of the previous day.
Stowaway from Ethiopia found among Dulles baggage
 
AP - Federal authorities say they've discovered a stowaway who arrived at a Washington-area airport in the cargo hold of a flight from Ethiopia.
Ore. woman charged in death of pregnant woman
 
AP - A pregnant 21-year-old found dead with her baby no longer in her womb befriended the woman charged with killing her through Craigslist, her mother said Sunday.
5 tornadoes touch down in Colorado, mall damaged
 
AP - At least five tornadoes touched down in Colorado on Sunday, with one overturning benches and a car outside a mall in a Denver suburb.
Pianists from Japan, China win Cliburn
 
AP - A blind pianist from Japan and a teenager from China won gold medals Sunday at the 13th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, making history as the first winners from any Asian country.
2 Pa. state troopers shot, wounded; suspect dead
 
AP - Two Pennsylvania state police troopers were shot and seriously wounded Sunday night following a high-speed chase after a suspect with a young boy in his car in the Pocono Mountains. The suspect was shot and killed, authorities said.

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