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Bigelow pioneers Oscars with `Hurt Locker' win
AP - Kathryn Bigelow played field commander to bring her raw, relentless Iraq War thriller 'The Hurt Locker' to the screen.
Cities not on track with Calif high-speed rail
AP - Mayor Art Brown spent years pushing for a commuter train station combined with nearby housing in his community. But as townhouses are being finished around the $14 million Metrolink station, he's facing the prospect that California's high-speed rail line may plow right through his beloved project.
SoCal teen's skeletal remains found in remote area
AP - When 17-year-old Chelsea King went missing last month San Diego, Maurice Dubois had a sinking feeling that his 14-year-old daughter had fallen victim to the same killer.
JFK condolence letters published for 1st time
AP - Among the 1.5 million condolence letters sent to President John F. Kennedy's widow after his assassination in 1963 were more than two dozen from Jane Dryden, a dogged and dramatic 11-year-old who churned out a letter a week for six months straight.
At universities, is better learning a click away?
AP - The students in Michael Dubson's physics class at the University of Colorado fell silent as a multiple choice question flashed on a screen, sending them scrambling for small white devices on their desks.
Co. owner indicted in deadly NYC crane collapse
AP - A crane company owner has been indicted on manslaughter and other charges after one of his 200-foot rigs collapsed and killed two workers in New York City in 2008.
Oldest person in America dies at nearly 115
AP - Mary Josephine Ray, the New Hampshire woman who was certified as the oldest person living in the United States, has died at age 114 years, 294 days.
How do you build a better classroom clicker?
AP - The students in Michael Dubson's physics class at the University of Colorado fell silent as a multiple choice question flashed on a screen, sending them scrambling for small white devices on their desks.
Dear Mrs. Kennedy: the sympathy of a nation after JFK
AP - Among the 1.5 million condolence letters sent to President John F. Kennedy's widow after his assassination in 1963 were more than two dozen from Jane Dryden, a dogged and dramatic 11-year-old who churned out a letter a week for six months straight.
Paterson seeks to show he's still in charge
AP - Gov. David Paterson was adamantly in the business of governing Monday, taking questions from the public at a town hall meeting and trying to make clear his authority to negotiate a state budget amid two scandals that threaten his job.
Mother of dead Calif. girl is grateful for closure
AP - The mother of a 14-year-old girl whose bones were discovered in a rugged area north of San Diego says she's grateful for the sense of closure after a 13-month search.
Detroit wants to save itself by shrinking
AP - Detroit, the very symbol of American industrial might for most of the 20th century, is drawing up a radical renewal plan that calls for turning large swaths of this now-blighted, rusted-out city back into the fields and farmland that existed before the automobile.
Ohio inmate ODs on pills hours before execution
AP - Gov. Ted Strickland on Monday postponed the execution of a convicted killer who managed to take an overdose of pills in his death row cell and was found unconscious just hours before he was to be driven to his execution.
Officer: DC gunman's expression warned of trouble
AP - A Pentagon police officer who confronted gunman John Patrick Bedell said the look on Bedell's face betrayed his intentions in the moments before the shooting.
Sea lions killed for eating too many salmon
AP - Wildlife officials have tried everything to keep sea lions from eating endangered salmon, dropping bombs that explode under water and firing rubber bullets and bean bags from shotguns and boats. Now they are resorting to issuing death sentences to the most chronic offenders.
Gunman, 2 others wounded in Dallas shootout
AP - A father and son were wounded Monday after a gunman walked into a financial office in a Dallas high-rise and opened fire, police said.
Accused Ga. killer uses creative legal argument
AP - A Georgia man accused of killing two people is trying to get his murder charges dismissed by using the Census defense.
Hustler asks for crime scene photos of slain hiker
AP - Authorities said Monday they will not give Hustler Magazine crime scene and autopsy photos of a Georgia college student who was slain while hiking, with one lawmaker calling the porn publication's request 'vile' and 'disgusting.'
Major rock slide closes I-70 in western Colorado
AP - A rock slide punched gaping holes in a bridge and left huge boulders on Interstate 70, closing a 17-mile stretch of the highway in western Colorado.
No charges for Calif. officers in student beating
AP - Prosecutors say they won't file criminal charges against four Northern California police officers in the beating of an unarmed college student that was caught on video.
Pfizer Alzheimer's disease drug fails in study
AP - A promising Alzheimer's disease drug Pfizer Inc. and a partner are developing failed to work in a late-stage study, a startling disappointment after the potential blockbuster kept symptoms from worsening for a year in a prior test.
Seniors pinched by new charges for home care help
AP - Rising property taxes, failing eyesight and even a tumble that cracked her tailbone haven't forced 89-year-old Angeline DiBeneditto from the home she's had for more than six decades.
Oscar's big question: How did David slay Goliath?
AP - For Hollywood pundits, industry folk and Oscar fans still paying attention on Monday, a major question remained: How did David slay Goliath?
Stupak: Health bill abortion fight can be resolved
AP - Prospects are good for resolving a dispute over abortion that has led some House Democrats to threaten to withhold support of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, a key Michigan Democrat said Monday.
Feds: Calif. man ran student visa fraud ring
AP - A California man was charged Monday with operating a ring of illegal test-takers who helped dozens of Middle Eastern nationals obtain U.S. student visas by passing various proficiency and college-placement exams for them, federal authorities said.
Ed chief: Agency to review equal access at schools
AP - Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Monday the federal government will become more vigilant to make sure students have equal access and opportunity to everything ranging from college prep classes to science and engineering programs.
Police: Man eyed in 2nd teen murder investigation
AP - A registered sex offender charged with murdering a teen girl last month is a focus of the investigation into the death of a 14-year-old girl whose remains were found more than a year after she disappeared near her school, police said Monday.
Not more quakes, just more people in quake zones
AP - First the ground shook in Haiti, then Chile and now Turkey. The earthquakes keep coming hard and fast this year, causing people to wonder if something sinister is happening underfoot.
Colo. rock slide rains boulders on bridge, highway
AP - A rock slide punched gaping holes in a bridge and left huge boulders on Interstate 70, closing a 17-mile stretch in western Colorado and prompting Gov. Bill Ritter to declare a disaster emergency Monday for the road.
Police look for missing Texas exec in New Orleans
AP - Police are searching the French Quarter in New Orleans and checking with businesses for surveillance videotapes of a Texas energy executive who disappeared after walking out of a Bourbon Street bar.
Ore. faith healers get 16 months for son's death
AP - The judge who sentenced an Oregon couple to prison Monday for the death of their son says members of their church must quit relying on faith healing when their children's lives are at stake.
Palin notes irony of using Canada health care
AP - Sarah Palin has been no friend lately of socialized health care.
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