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any newspapers have their own jargon for the items that make up a page, but certain terms are generally Munderstood throughout North America. This is a glossary of the most commonly shared terms. This document will help new-media editors better understand that ancient product, the printed news page. Some terms, such as subhead, have become muddied as newspaper designs evolve. We try to explain a few of those here, too. Most newspaper terms evolved from the days of hot type, when intricate Linotype and Ludlow machines set metal letters that resulted in 20-kilogram printing plates made of cast lead. Offset Elaine Thompson / ©2009 The New York Times printing eliminated mechanical typesetting, but North American editors still say that they lock down a page when it is completed – even though vice-like clamps and steel keys no longer tighten hundreds of pieces of lead type. As printing becomes just another output option for newsrooms, terms that date from the 1880s are finding new currency. For example, the white space between lines of type is still called leading (usually spelled ledding in newsrooms) even though metallic lead has long since been banished. Likewise, printers’ picas and points are still units of measure in many popular software systems. Many such old-media terms are found in even the newest web publishing systems.

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By Calvin Woodward Obama plan waits ROAD RUNNER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Quick quiz: What do these on election results enterprises have in common? Farm and construction machinery, Tupperware, the railroads, Her- PAGE 9 shey sweets, Yum food brands and Yahoo? Answer: They’re all more profitable than the health insurance industry . SPORTS In the health-care debate, Democrats and their allies havegone after insurancecompanies as rapa- cious profiteers making “immoral” and “obscene” 49ers fall short returns while “the bodies pile up.” Ledgerstell a different reality. Health insurance profit margins typically run about 6 percent, give or Alex Smith take a percentage point or two. That’s anemic com- sparks See INSURERS, A4 offense in On StarNet: View state-by-state figures for the uninsured at azstarnet.com/multimedia second half PAGE 20 Archaeological THIS NEWSPAPER IS PRINTED USING SOY INKS ON RECYCLED PAPER

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The traffic lights near Fourth Avenue and Congress Street,installed as part of the new underpass that eventually will carry modern streetcars,are not timed to A former state parks steward is at odds with 142024 work together,causing big traffic delays downtown during the morning rush hour.This was the scene last Friday as viewed from the Toole Avenue bridge. Pima County over cleaning up trash at an archaeological site on the far northwest side. Bill Ohl was an Arizona State Parks site steward, volunteering his time to clean up and keep track of Los Morteros property until he talked to the Arizona Daily Star in 2006 about the need for a fence there. Downtown lights jam traffic A week after the story ran, he was kicked out of the program, but has spent nearly every day since then picking up trash at the site, near North Silverbell he east end of downtown business district,said Michael Gra- the better flow of traffic, some- Road and West Linda Vista Boulevard,he said. has become a gridlocked ham,spokesman for the Tucson times causing a backup for a third of But county officials are none to happy about the T mess during morning rush Department of Transportation. a mile,between Fifth Avenue and volunteer cleanup, especially since he went all the Page formats: hour when people are heading west Those three lights chug through Aviation Parkway. way to the top — to County Administrator Chuck on Congress Street. ANDREA their traffic-light routine all morn- It’s just another example of why Huckelberry — when he felt county crews were un- With a long-standing traffic sig- KELLY ing, but they don’t work very well responsive to his efforts to get them to haul away nal at Congress and Fifth Avenue,a together. When one is green and See TRAFFIC, A4 large debris. new signal at Congress and the others are red, traffic is at a stand- County maintenance crews have a limited ability Fourth Avenue Underpass, and an- stretch of road. still. Then the lights will change, On StarNet: Sign up for traffic to get to each of the county’s numerous cultural other new signal at Congress and In other parts of town,signals but traffic will still be stuck behind alerts, view gas prices around and open-space sites, which is about six times a the branch to South Toole Avenue, have to be a certain distance apart, a different red light. town, watch live traffic cams and more The two main newspaper formats are broadsheet there are too many lights in a small but that’s not so in the downtown In fact, they seem to work against at azstarnet.com/transportation See TRASH, A4 (left) and tabloid (above). Although each format can LEE ENTERPRISES | Vol.168, No. 299 COMING THURSDAY For home delivery call 1-800-695-4492; e-mail: [email protected] Let Caliente be your guide to all be found in different page widths, generally tabloids Getting scared? things Halloween in Tucson. are printed with more pages per section and a lower INSIDE TODAY’S DAILY STAR Automobile revivals Structure draws queries Tucsonan was Ivory Snow dad TODAY’S WEATHER Business ...... A13 Lottery...... A15 Advice, Comics, Puzzles, Family business repairs and re- Tucson Oddity is former electric Construction worker in ’60s ad fea- High: 83 / Low: 52 Editorial ...... A18 Tucson & Region ...... A14 TV listings...... Classified stores vintage cars. Page A13 company substation. Page A14 turing infant daughter. Page A14 Y e t another keeper height-to-width ratio.

Except as noted, all examples in this document are shown in broadsheets. Page One

The objects that make up a newspaper page are often collectively called Furniture.

Multiples pages folded together form a Book or, if they contain related news (such as sports), a Section.

Flag or Nameplate or Banner (contains the Logo)

.... Scotch Rule (a combined thick and thin Rule) Refer (“refer to...”)

Standing Graphic

2008 VOTE President

Jump Line

Double Rule (two parallel Rules of the same width)

Stand-alone Photo (with optional Centered Head)

Above the fold

Below the fold

Refer

Caption (or Cutline) with Credit Line

Headline

Summary Graf or Subhead

Byline

Vertical Rule

Index or Menu

Universal Price Code (UPC) or Bar Code

Gray Bar Above the Fold PUB:NYT PUBDATE:2001-09-12 SEC:A PAGE:1 OUTPUT:Tue Sep 11 22:38:31 2001 JOB:1321864966 · NOTES:editorial color was set; do black or do color when ad is ready Right Ear Stepped Head Hammer Head or Left Ear (note indents) Copyright centered all-caps Weather Ear NxA01xxx

Late Edition New York: Today, sunny, a few after- noon clouds. High 77. Tonight, slightly more humid. Low 65. Tomorrow, sun then clouds. High 81. Yesterday, high 81, low 63. Weather map, Page C19.

VOL.CL....No.51,874 Copyright © 2001 The New York Times NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2001 $1 beyond the greater New York metropolitan area. 75 CENTS U.S.ATTACKED HIJACKED JETS DESTROY TWIN TOWERS AND HIT PENTAGON IN DAY OF TERROR A CREEPING HORROR President Vows to Exact Punishment for ‘Evil’ Buildings Burn and Fall

as Onlookers Search By SERGE SCHMEMANN Hijackers rammed jetliners into each of New York’s World Trade for Elusive Safety Center towers yesterday, toppling both in a hellish storm of ash, glass, smoke and leaping victims, while a third jetliner crashed into the Pentagon in Virginia. There was no official count, but President Bush By N. R. KLEINFIELD said thousands had perished, and in the immediate aftermath the It kept getting worse. calamity was already being ranked the worst and most audacious The horror arrived in episodic terror attack in American history. bursts of chilling disbelief, signified first by trembling floors, sharp erup- The attacks seemed carefully coordinated. The hijacked planes tions, cracked windows. There was were all en route to California, and therefore gorged with fuel, and the actual unfathomable realization their departures were spaced within an hour and 40 minutes. The first, of a gaping, flaming hole in first one American Airlines Flight of the tall towers, and then the same 11, a Boeing 767 out of Bos- thing all over again in its twin. There ton for Los Angeles, was the merciless sight of bodies crashed into the north tower helplessly tumbling out, some of them in flames. at 8:48 a.m. Eighteen min- Finally, the mighty towers them- utes later, United Airlines selves were reducedAbove to nothing. the Fold (SkyFlight 175, also headedBox) from Dense plumes of smoke raced Boston to Los Angeles, through the downtown avenues, plowed into the south tower. coursing between the buildings, Then an American Air- shaped like tornadoes on their sides. lines Boeing 757 left Wash- Every soundRegistration was cause for alarm. or Printer’s Marks A plane appeared overhead. Was an- ington’s Dulles Internation- other one coming?(trimmed No, it was a fight- at printing plant) al Airport bound for Los An- er jet. But was it friend or enemy? Logo geles,Sky but Box instead hit the People scrambled for their lives, but western part of the Penta- they didn’t know where to go. Should gon, the military headquar- Edition Ear they go north, south, east, west? Stay ters where 24,000 people outside, go indoors? People hid be- Kelly Guenther for The New York Times Date Ear work, at 9:40 a.m. Finally, neath cars and each other. Some United Airlines Flight 93, a SECOND PLANE United Airlines Flight 175 contemplated jumping into the river. nearing the trade center’s south tower. For those trying to flee the very Boeing 757 flying from New- epicenter of the collapsing World OUTPUT NEGS: X ark to San Francisco, crashed near Pittsburgh, raising the possibility PU Trade CenterED towers,PA theED mostSE hor-MO DA SIGN-OFF IN COMPOSING: X that its hijackers had failed in whatever their mission was. rid thought of all finally dawned on In all, 266 people perished in the four planes and several score them: nowhere was safe. DESIGNER: jody PUB.more DATE: were known dead elsewhere. Numerous firefighters, police For2OR several panic-stricken01 2MA hours 05 05 C M Y K PHONE #: 8571 ZZMACofficers VERSION: and other 2m rescue workers who responded to the initial disaster yesterday morning, people in Lower Manhattan witnessed the inexpress- in Lower Manhattan were killed or injured when the buildings col- ible, the incomprehensible, the un- lapsed. Hundreds were treated for cuts, broken bones, burns and thinkable. ‘‘I don’t know what the smoke inhalation. P E gates EP of hell S look SW-O like, but it’s SW-T got to W N By 8 p.m., police officer volunteers using dogs had found four be like this,’’ said John Maloney, a THE EDGE C bodies in the smoldering, stories-high pile of rubble where the towers security director for an Internet firm MONDAY, MAY 5, 2008 HOWWELIVE C5 had once stood and had taken them to a makeshift morgue in the lobby in the trade center. ‘‘I’m a combat Comics C6-7 | People & Television C5 of an office building at Vesey and West Streets. Eightveteran, Vietnam, Belles and I never saw Welcome to the new How We Live section debuts today with a new anything like this.’’ How We Live section But the real carnage was concealed for now by the twisted, Dear readers, Welcome to your new daily features sec- The first warnings were small tion. smoking, ash-choked carcasses of the twin towers, in which tens of We’ve renamed it How We Live because it better explains the articles you’ll find here — stories that get at the issues most impor- thousands of people used to work on a weekday. The collapse of the ones. Blocks away, Jim Farmer, a tant to your daily lives, keep you in the know Breakdown clouds horse about trends, tackle topics in our complex name, new content, new look and a new focus on world. Family. Faith. Health and wellness. film composer, was having breakfast Aging. Green living. The Oregon experience. towers caused another World Trade Center building to fall 10 hours And lest you think we can’t have fun, you’ll discover quirky characters here, learn how at a small restaurant on West Broad- we spend our free time and follow the latest later, and several other buildings in the area were damaged or aflame. in local fashion. Interested in the arts? Mondays still have In “9 Parts of way. He heard the sound of a jet. An all the stories, profiles and reviews you’ve Desire,” actor Luisa SPORTS, D2 Sermol plays nine SECTION C racing’s image come to expect, some in a new format in- Iraqi women, today’s trends: Family.‘‘I have Health. a sense it’s a horrendous Free number time. of lives lost,’’ said Mayor side the section. including (clockwise from upper left) a odd sound — too loud, it seemed, to be On Wednesdays we’ll launch an expanded Bedouin, a resident section devoted to health and medicine of a trailer outside a Rudolph W. Giuliani. ‘‘Right now we have to focus on saving as many Continued on Page A7 Continued on Page A14 In Speech, Bush Awaitingthe Aftershocks MONDAYSays Terrorism SUNRISE Washington and Nation Plunge IntoEDITION Fight MAY 5, 2008 With Enemy Hard to Identify and Punish Cannot Prevail Steve Ludlum

By ELISABETH BUMILLER By R. W. APPLE Jr. with DAVID E. SANGER WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 — To- a sense of equilibrium, with war- WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 — Ad- day’s devastating and astonishingly planes and heavily armed helicop- BREAKINGdressing NEWS the nation AT OREGONLIVE.COM from the Oval WINNER OF THE 2007 PULITZER PRIZE FOR BREAKING NEWSwell-coordinated attacks on the ters crossingPORTLAND, overhead, past OREGON and Office, a somber President Bush World Trade Center towers in New present national security officials vowed tonight that the United States York and on the Pentagon outside of earnestly debated the possibility of a would hunt down and punish those Washington plunged the Congressional declaration of war — responsible for the ‘‘evil, despicable News nation into a warlike but against precisely whom, and in struggle against an ene- what exact circumstances? War- acts of terror’’ which he said took Analysis ships were maneuvering to protect thousands of American lives. He said my that will be hard to New York and Washington. The the United States would make no identify with certainty North American Air Defense Com- distinction between those who car- and hard to punish with precision. mand, which had seemed to many a ried out the hijackings and those who The whole nation — to a degree the BELOW | Rose Martin relic of the cold war, adopted a pos- harbored and supported them. whole world — shook as hijacked ‘‘These acts of mass murder were stands during a hymn at airliners plungedSea into buildings that lions Blackintended to frighten pastors’ our nation into Allen Temple Christian symbolize the financial and military Continued on Page A24 might of the United States. The sense chaos and retreat, but they have Methodist Episcopal failed,’’ the president said. ‘‘Our of security and self-confidence that Americans take as their birthright country is strong. Terrorist acts can Church onJustin Sunday Lane for The New York Times MORE ON THE ATTACKS shake the foundation of our biggest suffered a grievous blow, from which morning. She and Lenora recovery will be slow. The after- buildings, but they cannot touch the RESCUERS BECOME VICTIMS Fire- messagesfoundation of America.’’ take Jeanmarie (center shocks will be nearly as bad, as hun- apparentlyfighters who tried to evacuate the Mr. Bush spoke only hours after foreground) and Fayrene dreds and possibly thousands of people discover that friends or relatives Trade Center are killed. PAGE A2 returning from a zigzag course Strong helped serve across the country, as his Secret died awful, fiery deaths. OFFICIALS SUSPECT BIN LADEN Offi- Service and military security teams Communion during the Scenes of chaos and destruction cials suspect Osama bin Laden’s operation in the attack. PAGE A21 moved him from Florida, where he service. evocative of the nightmare world of differentwoke up this morning expecting topaths Hieronymus Bosch, with smoke and TERRORISTS EXPLOITED WEAKNESS press for his education bill, to com- debris blotting out the sun, were car- Investigators had criticized precau- mand posts in Louisiana and Nebras- LEFT | Senior Pastor ried by televisionshot into homes and tions againstwhile hijacking. PAGE A17 workplaces across the nation. Echo- ka before it was determined the at- An un- LeRoy Haynes Jr. affirms ing Franklin D. Roosevelt’s descrip- CASUALTIES IN WASHINGTON tacks had probably ended and he known number of people are killed at Drawingcould safely on return liberation to the capital. theology, the message. tion of the attack on Pearl Harbor as the Pentagon. PAGE A5 It was a sign of the catastrophic an event ‘‘which will live in infamy,’’ nature of the events that the White Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, SECURITY QUESTIONS Investigators the sermons can be fiery or offer a Republican, spoke of ‘‘an incredi- try to learn how terrorists penetrat- House kept his whereabouts secret Paul Hosefros/The New York Times during much of the day as he was Photos by RANDY L. RASMUSSEN ble outrage’’ and Senator Charles E. ed four airliners. PAGE A16 AMERICAN TARGETS A ball of fire exploded outward after a “reconciliationshuttled about on Air Force point One, of view” THE OREGONIAN Schumer ofin New York, a Democrat,traps with an escort of F-16’s and F-15’s. the second of two jetliners slammed into the World Trade spoke of ‘‘a dastardly attack.’’ FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL 1-800-NYTIMES Tonight, he looked tense and Center; less than two hours later, both of the 110-story But mere words were inadequate drawn,By NANCY as he HAUGHT declared that ‘‘today towers were gone. Hijackers crashed a third airliner into vessels to containColumbia the sense ofRiver shock | Six animals are discovered THE OREGONIAN the Pentagon, setting off a huge explosion and fire. and horror that people felt. Continued on Page A4 As Washingtondead struggled near toBonneville regain 0 354613 Dam, halting9 37301 a program The Rev. LeRoy Haynes Jr. Ruth Fremsen/The New York Times preaches in a Northeast Portland to capture the protected animals church not all that different from the one the Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. By BRAD SCHMIDT pastored in Chicago. THE OREGONIAN Haynes preaches the same Bible A controversial sea-lion trapping program along the Co- and draws on the same black liber- lumbia River was suspended Sunday after authorities dis- ation theology. covered six federally protected animals in floating traps Like Wright, he ministers to a dead, apparently from gunshot wounds. racially mixed congregation that Four California sea lions and two Steller sea lions were takes pride in its diversity and discovered about noon Sunday in two open government African American roots. traps downriver from Bonneville Dam. Investigators did not Both men are sons of the Civil immediately examine the carcasses as they searched for ev- Rights movement. Both have idence in the apparent shooting, an incident that officials worked hard to serve their greater say is the deadliest in recent memory. communities by ministering to “The assumption is they were shot,” said Brian Gorman, those in need. a spokesman for the federal National Marine Fisheries Ser- But, from the pulpit, the two men vice. “Usually it has not been quite as blatant as this. This is sound different. Wright’s fiery pretty bold.” rhetoric, replayed in unrelenting Oregon and Washington began trapping predatory Cali- soundbites from a handful of his fornia sea lions last month in an effort to protect salmon near sermons, has threatened Sen. Bonneville Dam. Officials had been authorized to capture or Barack Obama’s bid for the White kill as many as 85 sea lions a year for five years. Already six House. sea lions have been transferred to SeaWorld locations. A fed- Haynes’ words are just as pas- eral appeals court on April 23 blocked government killings. sionate, delivered with an urgency and oratory that rivals Wright’s. But Please see TRAPPING, Page A9 Haynes’ overarching message is one of reconciliation. “There is more than one perspective in black liberation theology,” Haynes said before his Sunday morning service. “There is an Fat cells do die, but African-centric point of view and a reconciliation point of view. That’s where I fit in. I believe in creating a more just grow back beloved community.” The conflict between Obama and Health study | Given the constant rebirth, his former pastor escalated last week. Wright spoke at the National scientists now want to know: Can the process Press Club and in other venues be disrupted to help people lose weight? where his words played in the press like hate-mongering and spite. By GINA KOLATA Obama, forced into a corner, de- NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE cried the man who had fostered his faith and baptized his children, and Every year, whether you are fat or thin, whether you lose he tried to change the subject. weight or gain, 10 percent of your fat cells die. And every But the furor has focused atten- year, those cells that die are replaced with new fat cells, re- tion on the racial divide and the searchers in Sweden reported Sunday. black church, the role of its pastors The result is that the total number of fat cells in the body and what they preach. Many white remains the same, year after year throughout adulthood. Americans have never set foot in an Losing or gaining weight affects only the amount of fat African American church and won- stored in the cells, not the number of cells. der how different it is. At least in The finding was published online Sunday in the journal Portland, on the first Sunday in May Nature. in Allen Temple Christian Methodist Obesity investigators say the study raises tantalizing Episcopal Church on North Eighth questions: What determines how many fat cells are in a per- Avenue, it’s not so different. son’s body? When is that number determined? Is there a way to intervene so people end up with fewer fat cells when Please see PASTORS, Page A9 they reach adulthood? And could obesity be treated by making fat cells die faster than they are born? “This is a new way of looking at obesity,” said Dr. Lester Salans, an obesity researcher and emeritus professor at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. The Monday Profile | Gary Mortensen Please see FAT CELLS, Page A9 Military buff archives veterans’ memories Gary By MATTHEW PREUSCH He’s happy to oblige the request. Car buyers trade in Mortensen, THE OREGONIAN But Mortensen prefers to be in the president of HERMISTON — The credits have background shining the light on the guzzlers for sippers the National rolled, and the crowd is clearing from Oregon soldiers whose story he tells Combat the Destiny Theater in Hermiston in his award-winning documentary History when a shy young man approaches he’s showing this spring in 20 com- Fuel economy | With gas prices increasing Archive, shows munities around Oregon. “This Is War” Gary Mortensen at a table stacked and the economy sputtering, a record with DVDs of his Iraq combat docu- “This isn’t a bag of tan plastic Army at a luncheon men that we send over to Iraq,” number of compacts were sold in April of a chapter of mentary, “This Is War.” Mortensen, a former winery vice Mortensen says. “These are real peo- the Military ple tied to real communities. And it’s By BILL VLASIC Officers president and dot-com developer, is NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE new to the role of successful film- important to meet them and get their Association of DETROIT — Soaring gasoline prices have turned the maker. So he’s a little stunned when perspective.” America. steady migration from SUVs to smaller cars into a stampede. the buzz-cut fan asks for his auto- The 84-minute movie consists of In what industry analysts are calling a first, about one in graph. video shot by nine members of the MATTHEW PREUSCH five vehicles sold in the United States last month was a com- THE OREGONIAN “Wait, let me find a Sharpie,” says 2nd Battalion, 162nd Infantry of the pact or subcompact car, based on monthly sales data re- Mortensen, collecting himself. Please see MORTENSEN, Page A9 leased Thursday. Almost a decade ago, when sport utility vehicles were at their peak of popularity, only one in every eight vehicles sold was a small car. 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By Mary Beth Schneider Polls closed, and Maureen Groppe [email protected] and drama Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton squeakedout acritical razor- Lede Story is the main thin victory in Indiana’s presi- gotunder way dentialprimary Tuesday but article on Page One. lost North Carolina’s primary, a ndiana loved its moment split decision that left her no in the spotlight somuch closer to overcoming Sen. Ba- it refused to giveit up rack Obama in the race for the Tuesday night. Democratic nomination. ILong after the polls closed, With 99 percent of the votes long after North Carolina’s counted, Clinton was clinging primary had been called for to a narrow 51 percent to Sen. Barack Obama, long after 49 percent lead. Only about many people had given up and 22,000 votes out of about Off-lede is the second- gone to bed, the nation and 1.2 million cast separated her the world waited for final re- and Obama. most important story; if it sults to come out of Indiana. In the Democratic guberna- They waited. torialprimary, former U.S. Rep. And waited. Jill Long Thompson defeated is a companion article to After 1 a.m.,it appeared MATT DETRICH / The Star Indianapolis architect Jim Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton INDIANA: CLINTON 51%, OBAMA 49% Schellinger by 5,400 votes. the lede, it is a Sidebar. hadpulled out a narrow vic- The final decision declaring tory. But before the race could Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged to keep going full throttle at the Murat Centre in Indianapo- Clinton the winner came about be called, several hours had lis on Tuesday, saying, “Thanks to you, it’s full speed to the White House.” Clinton added 74 three hours after she claimed passed and the national media total delegates Tuesday and has 1,682 of the 2,025 needed for the nomination. victory, telling 1,800 cheering had begun to poke fun at Lake supporters at the Murat Centre County, wheremayors in Indianapolis: “Thanks to bickered on CNN over delayed you,it’s full speed to the White vote counting. House.” The nation’s eyes were still The brakes were slammed focused on Indiana. The spot- NORTH on, though, as the state, and the Wrapup or Summary light we’ve come to love was CAROLINA: nation, waited for late returns still shining on us. from Lake County, which with- Box is often used on As the hours passed without OBAMA 56%, held its results throughout the a decision Tuesday night, I night. Lake County had been had a thought: Excuse me, In- CLINTON 42% considered Obama territory. major stories to sum- diana. But it’s over. The candi- Barack Obama declared It’s next to his hometown of dates and the national media Chicago, and its large black marize events and direct are ready to move on to West he was closing in on Virginiaand Kentucky. It’s the Democratic presi- » See Clinton, Page A9 readers to major pieces of time to accept our fate. dential nomination. He In the presidential race, we added 87total dele- are now has-beens. Listen, I gates Tuesday. Hehas Sen. Barack Obama won the popu- the package. loved the national attention as 1,832 of the 2,025 lation centers, and Sen. Hillary much as you did. But as the fi- delegates needed. Rodham Clinton won the rural and nal results refused to come in small-town voters. late Tuesday, Hoosiers were HillaryClinton JAE C. HONG / Associated Press » See Tully, Page A8 Barack Obama Incompleteresults

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2008 ESTABLISHED IN 1845 OTTAWACITIZEN.COM A bundle of related sto- ON THE HUNT FOR ries is known as a A GOOD STORY Package. Helen Hunt on being a producer, writer,director,actress — and a mom ARTS & LIFE,E1 24 SUSSEX: HANDYMAN SPECIAL Desperate Balloon or Explainer or NCC wants PM to pack up and move out while residence is renovated Burmese (if on a map) Locator. struggle About the only thing in ‘good’ Windows need to be re- Asbestos, a cancer-causing Among the major projects condition at 24 Sussex Drive placed, caulking is cracked, substance once used in insu- requiring a long construction is its roof, which was window air conditioners are lation and as a ﬁre-retardant, period, the NCC says, is to find food, replaced in 1998 old, noisy and don’t work well. needs to be taken out. opening ceilings to place vents. shelter Cyclone death toll hits 22,500; risk of disease spreads

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RANGOON, Burma • With her husband in prison, a young woman sat in the ruins of her bamboo home yesterday with a toddler on her knee, cooking on an open fire. “I bought some dried fish before the storm, but there is enough only for today,” she said. “I don’t know what I will do tomorrow.” She is one of the million people estimated to have been left homeless by Cyclone Nargis, which swept over southern Burma on Saturday, bringing a massive tidal surge and leaving devastation in its wake. The Burmese government News Graphic is any said yesterday that more than 22,500 people were dead and another 41, 000 missing in the photo that has graphic country of 48 million. It is Asia’s worst natural disaster since the 2004 tsunami. elements added; any The woman, who asked not to be named, said she had re- explanatory drawing; or ceived no assistance from the military regime, but Burmese people know better than to any artistic rendering. look for help from that quarter. “I have not had anything from Data graphs are referred the government, nor do I expect anything from the government,” she said. “All I need is to as Charts. Staged or The NCC says the building’s In addition to overhauling the Service areas for kitchen and There’s plenty of work my hut. I want a place to stay.” stone walls and huge size plumbing and electrical, laundry are ‘not functional.’ outside to be done, including Nevertheless, the rumour heavily modified photos make construction more sprinkler systems have to be The building must be made sewers, fences and making the rounds in her vil- costly than other projects. installed. accessible for disabled visitors. landscaping. lage — that the regime had re- jected offers of international aid are known as Photo — had angered people. Fifteen people were killed by Illustrations. THE PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICIAL RESIDENCE, 24 SUSSEX DRIVE, PHOTO BY MIKE CARROCCETTO, THE OTTAWA CITIZEN the cyclone in this settlement of several thousand. Now the fields are flooded and sewage is seeping into the water used for washing and cooking. The survivors are camped out in the remains of their homes, each one an island in the filthy water. Fix this old house: auditor Yet this was not a remote vil- lage in the delta, where the crisis is worst. The tower blocks Summary Line Residence in such bad shape Canada risks embarrassment on world stage: Fraser of Rangoon stand on the hori- zon just a few kilometres away. Satellite imagery released or Subhead BY PATRICK DARE repairs have been put off too about the situation, but hopes yesterday showed the Irrawad- long and should be done as to soon. The NCC believes it INSIDE: AUDITOR GENERAL’S REPORT dy delta region, which took the The prime minister’s resi- soon as possible, or the build- will be able to find a temporary brunt of the storm, radically al- dence at 24 Sussex Drive is in ing will become even more home for the Harper family 41,000 deportees missing tered, with whole islands sub- such poor condition that it costly to fix. As well, postpon- from among its holdings in the Sheila Fraser slams border agency’s merged and one town in partic- should be vacated for up to 15 ing the construction project capital region. tracking system, A5 ular — Bogalay — almost en- months while a massive $9.7- will mean more discomfort for But getting the Harper family tirely swept away. million renovation is done, says the prime minister’s family, to move out of the building Afghan shipping woes the National Capital Commis- more difficulty holding official may not be easy. Supplying the Afghan war has been LISTEN TO THE EDITORIAL BOARD’S Shirttail (A refer or note sion. functions and the risk of fos- “The prime minister and his affected by delays in shipping every- MEETING WITH SEIN WIN,THE The commission, which took tering a negative image of family find 24 Sussex adequate thing from vehicle parts to medical PRIME MINISTER OF BURMA’S that can sometimes be over management of official Canada with foreign digni- for their needs,” said Carolyn devices, says Ms. Fraser, A5 GOVERNMENT-IN-EXILE,AT residences in 1987, says over- taries. Stewart-Olsen, press secretary OTTAWACITIZEN.COM/EDBOARDS hauling the historic mansion NCC chief executive officer to the prime minister. “They Passport fees too high … separated from the upper has become urgent. Marie Lemay said the commis- have no plans to leave before … but the government doesn’t know FOOD FEARS: CYCLONE WREAKS An audit released yesterday sion hasn’t had formal discus- the next election.” HAVOC ON RICE REGION, PAGE A11 by federal Auditor General sions with Prime Minister what to charge for medical item by a rule.) Sheila Fraser says the needed Stephen Harper, or his staff, See AUDIT on PAGE A2 marijuana, audit finds, A5 See BURMA on PAGE A8 Now DND’s cloak of secrecy INSIDE: Dog praised as little lost girl’s ‘saviour’ covers would-be suppliers into the bush that surrounds 5:20 a.m. yesterday, a full three Girl went looking the farm Monday evening, kilometres west of the farm. Critics blame that prevents companies inter- for father, spent night looking for her father, who was “That dog was her saviour ested in bidding on equipment fixing fences, Shilo was right and her friend who stayed with ‘excessively secretive’ projects from talking publicly. in woods near Bancroft behind her. her all the time that she was out Postal notification The Defence Department has Obama picks up And all through the night, as in the bush,” said Destiny’s Tory government released a notice giving details BY DAVID GONCZOL searchers in planes and on the mother, Debbie King. (Legally required in about its plans to purchase new strength over Clinton ground combed the treacher- The Kings, who also live in BY DAVID PUGLIESE sonar systems for the navy’s When two-and-a-half-year- ous, rocky area for the missing Coe Hill, called police after frigates. But the department Democratic presidential old Destiny King visits her child, Shilo stayed close, keep- spending a frantic hour search- some jurisdictions, The Defence Department has has also warned companies not candidate Barack Obama put aunt’s farm in Coe Hill, Ont., ing Destiny warm and safe. ing for Destiny after realizing increased the secrecy around to discuss the program. near Bancroft, the farm’s collie, So close, the collie’s fur was she was missing. and sometimes placed the way it spends taxpayers’ weeks of controversy behind Shilo, follows her everywhere. still stuck to the child’s midsec- money by bringing in a new rule See SECRECY on PAGE A2 him yesterday, WORLD,A10 So when Destiny wandered tion when rescuers found her at See LOST on PAGE A9 inside.)

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AHEAD OF THE TAPE 7 Bulls’ Optimism May Be Premature Past Shows Stocks March First-quarter earnings-per- Microsoft Upbeat Forecasts for U.S. Companies share are on track to post a 15% Profit Rebound Box (Connected rules on four decline from a year earlier, ac- NottotheBeat How analysts have revised their Defy Winds Ahead, Strategists Warn cording to Thomson Reuters. Yet Is Only Jilted expectations for quarterly analysts still expect earnings to sides, or a tinted rectangle that earnings of the S&P 500 Of Economy By Tom Lauricella for the rest of the year. be up 10% for the full year. That For Moment That has been good news for translates into a slight loss in the Jan. April Current ven though the economy irst-quarter earnings stocks—which have rallied from second quarter, solid earnings 75% By Heidi N. Moore may not have contrasting ruled is just muddling along, season is roughly three mid-March lows—but it also growth inthe thirdquarter and a E the stock market is back F quarters complete, and means Wall Street has set some fourth quarter that would be the 50 ill Microsoft Corp. on the march. the bulls like what they have pretty high bars most profitable in history. make a comeback bid? boundaries.) Since bottoming on March seen. ABREAST to be cleared for Thomas Lee, equity strategist 25 W Yahoo Inc. share- 10, the Standard & Poor’s Aside from bloodied financial OF THE stock prices to at J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., holders, likely reeling from the 500-stock index has rallied companies,profitshavebeensur- MARKET stay in line with thinks expectations for the 0 Internet company’s decision to nearly 11%. prisingly robust. Perhaps the expectations. fourth quarter are too high. The refusea $33-a-share takeoverof- The economy’s performance most surprising and bullish de- Withsomanyuncertaintieshang- consensus forecast of roughly –25 fer, may want to take solace in a hardly seems to justify such ebul- velopmentisthatcorporateexec- ing over the economy, the risk is $93 a share for the Standard & 2Q 3Q 4Q couple of deals where “no” really 2008 Forecast lience. Housing utives have done little to guide that the market is setting itself Poor’s 500stockindex asa whole meant “maybe.” In the past, Ora- continues to de- down Wall Street’s expectations up for failure. Please turn to the next page Source: Thomson Reuters cle Corp. and PepsiCo Inc. teriorate, non- backed away from takeover at- farm payrolls tempts, only to return to the ne- have shrunk for gotiating table after their prey four straight twisted in the wind. months, con- Buffett to Fans: Opportunity Exists Take the saga of Quaker Oats. By Mark sumer confi- In 2000, PepsiCo walked away Gongloff dence has from its $14 billion offer to buy plunged and the Quaker Oats after Roger Enrico, government has But Berkshire May Not Be Best Bet PepsiCo’schairmanandchiefexec- reported two straight quarters utive officer at the time, refused of annualized gross domestic to sweeten the company’s bid. product growth of just 0.6%. Rival Coca-Cola Co. stepped The market’s rally is based in within weeks with a $15.75 bil- partly on sheer relief that the lion stock-swap bid. But then at Chart or Graphic financial system didn’t collapse the 11th hour, Coke’s board in March. It also seems to de- backedawayfromthedeal,asDi- rive from a belief that the econ- rector Warren Buffett and oth- omy is in for a rebound in the ers expressed skepticism. That second half of the year. was just the opening for Mr. En- Until home prices find a bot- rico. With no other suitors, Pepsi tom, delinquencies will con- swept in and made a deal for tinue to rise, keeping credit Quaker at essentially the same Indent or Notch or markets unsettled and rela- terms initially offered. tively tight, and consumer confi- Thenthere’sOracleCEOLarry dence and spending anemic. Ellison,whowassointentonwin- Runaround The housing market still has ning PeopleSoft that over an to absorb more than a million- 18-month pe- too-many new and used homes riod he raised his price to $26.50 a share The performance of the S&P 500 from the ini- Line art (Not Halftone, since Friday’s close: 1413.90 Reuters (2) tial $16 in Year-to-date change: down 3.7% By Karen Richardson trating a bailout of Bear Stearns Cos. from the sterling in the [United King- June2003,bid- that “prevented, in my opinion, the con- dom], because I don’t have a feeling that ding against this artwork consists only of 1500 nvestors, take heart: Warren tagion where you’re going to have runs those currencies are going to depreciate himself at Buffett sees investment opportu- on investment banks.” in a big way against the dollar.” Sunday some points. Bank losses “aren’t over by a long he said a Berkshire unit is close to buy- black lines; a Halftone con- 1400 nities in the U.S. stock and bond The impe- markets, and believes wide- shot, but a lot of it has already been rec- ing a midsize company in the U.K., but tus for the spread financial turmoil from ognized,” he said, adding that the depth he didn’t elaborate. This month, Mr.Buf- deal’s comple- Larry Ellison 1300 theI credit crunch is behind us. of the housing crisis, unemployment fett is scheduled to tour five European tion came tains grayscale tones.) Speaking to reporters Sunday, a day and other economic factors would help cities looking for more buying opportu- when PeopleSoft’s shareholders after Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s an- determine how long the write-downs nities. finally supported Oracle’s bid. 1200 continue. What may not be an attractive buy- JFMAM nual fan-fest for shareholders at the The final offer valued PeopleSoft Qwest Center in Omaha, Neb., both Mr. “The idea of financial panic—that ing opportunity? Berkshire itself, Mr. at $10.3 billion, around twice the Sources: WSJ Market Data Group Buffett, 77 years old, and Vice Chair- has been pretty much taken care of,” he Buffett said on Saturday. “Anyone who original $5.1 billion offer. man Charlie Munger,84, criticized reg- said. expects us to come close to replicating Mr. Ellison brought the same on the market, says John Maul- ulators, politicians and accountants for As to buying opportunities, Mr. Buf- the past should sell their stock. It’s not single-minded purpose to his din, president of Millennium lax oversight of financial institutions fett told shareholders, “We are happy to gonna happen,” he said. “You may have pursuit of BEA Systems last year, Wave Advisors, LLC, a Texas in- that are at the center of the subprime- invest in businesses that earn their something better to do with your money but this time let shareholders do vestment advisory firm. “That mortgage crisis, and, according to Mr. money in the euro, or in companies that than buy Berkshire.” the dirty work. Oracle bid $17 for will take a few years.” Munger, were guilty of “deep conflicts derive their earnings in Germany, or Mr. Buffett also said Berkshire Hatha- BEA, which held out for $21 and “3 on 4” layout is three col- Mr. Mauldin has coined the of interest.” way’s four-month-old municipal-bond for months didn’t budge. Oracle term “Muddle-Through Econ- “The regulators and the accountants All eyes were on Warren Buffett at insurance business garnered more than finally walked away, sniffing omy” to describe what he be- have failed us terribly,” Mr. Munger Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting at $400 million of premiums in the first that BEA probably wouldn’t be umns of type in a width nor- lieves will be a shallow but said, adding that mark-to-market ac- the Qwest Center in Omaha, Neb., above. quarter, boasting that this made its able to do better. long recession and a prolonged counting rules are necessary but can ob- And, no, his face isn’t on the dollar bill. Yet. new business bigger than that of its ri- Activist investor Carl Icahn, a recovery period of below-trend scure other problems within a company. val. “This whole company has been BEA shareholder and incensed mally used by four columns. growth. This column has re- This year at Mr. Buffett’s annual gath- built in just a couple of months,” Mr. by BEA’s refusal to deal, did all ferred to it as a kind of eco- ering for shareholders—often called Buffett said. the tough talking, eventually nomic purgatory. “Woodstock for Capitalists”—31,000 Sunday he took a few jabs at rivals, bringing both sides together at While such an economy Buffett enthusiasts were serenaded by saying he was confounded by the ability $19.38 a share. might yet avoid jarring job Fruit of the Loom minstrels, enjoyed of his municipal-bond insurer’s biggest In general, though, such losses and deep economic pain, samples of Berkshire portfolio compa- rivals, MBIA Inc. and Ambac Financial gamesmanship takes its toll on it is hardly conducive to strong nies such as Dilly Bars and watched art- Corp., to retain their triple-A ratings. both the bidder and its the ob- corporate profits or a robust ist Michael Israel speed-paint a Buffett “If you can find another illustration ject of its affections. Sharehold- stock market. portrait with Benjamin Moore paints. of a company whose stock that’s gone ers generally hate uncertainty, Typically in periods when Mr. Buffett credited the Federal Re- down by 95% in one year and is still and press management for a de- the economy is stagnant—see, serve for helping to avert a more-wide- rated triple-A, I have yet to see it,” Mr. finitive view of strategy. for example, the late 1960s, the spread crisis on Wall Street by orches- Buffett said. late 1970s and the two years af- See related Deal Journal, page C3. ter the tech-stock bubble burst— earnings growth cools, stocks drift and price-to-earnings ra- tios shrink. NYSE Deal May Force Amex In the most extreme example, the P/E ratio for the S&P To Eliminate 75% of Staff 500 fell below seven in the early Discover why some investors ’80s, compared with about 21 to- By Aaron Lucchetti at the NYSE for three to 12 day. The index’s dividend yield months after the deal closes. surged to 6%, compared with bout three-fourths of NYSE officials hope to com- about 2% today. employees at the Ameri- plete the takeover by the third feel safer in international waters. A low P/E ratio means stocks Acan Stock Exchange could quarter. Regulators and Amex are cheap relative to their earn- be laid off following its pending members must approve the deal. ing power, while a high dividend purchase by New York Stock Ex- Amex’s traders and brokers yield means they offer higher re- change-owner NYSE Euronext, who work on the floor of the op- turns. Both conditions make according to people familiar tions, stock and exchange- them more attractive relative to with the situation. traded-fund market wouldn’t be other investments. Widespread job cuts affected by the job cuts. The plan They probably won’t get back wouldn’t be a big surprise, since istomovethosetraderstoanun- The SPDR ® Lehman International Treasury Bond ETF allows you to buy, to those extremes, but the S&P’s Amex and the much-larger NYSE occupied trading floor of the P/E ratio will likely fall and its overlap in all their trading busi- nearby NYSE known as the Blue hold and sell international bonds with the precision of a single dividend yield likely rise again. nesses. The layoffs being consid- Room, for the color of its walls. stock. Visit statestreetspdrs.com/bwx to learn more. 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To the Editor: her or his wishes and how to best accom- “For the Elderly, Being Heard About plish their goals is almost completely un- ARTHUR OCHS SULZBERGER JR., Publisher Life’s End” (front page, May 5) demon- recognized by Medicare. This must The News Sections The Business Management strates the importance for the elderly to change. SAM BRODY Founded in 1851 BILL KELLER, Executive Editor SCOTT H. HEEKIN-CANEDY, President, General Manager be in control of their medical care so they Baldwin, N.Y., May 5, 2008 ADOLPH S. OCHS can choose whether to receive hospital- JILL ABRAMSON, Managing Editor DENNIS L. STERN, Senior V.P., Deputy General Manager • Masthead Publisher 1896-1935 JOHN M. GEDDES, Managing Editor DENISE F. WARREN, Senior V.P., Chief Advertising Officer ization, treatment, medication or nutri- To the Editor: JONATHAN LANDMAN, Deputy Managing Editor ALEXIS BURYK, Senior V.P., Advertising tion. These are options that are legally ARTHUR HAYS SULZBERGER “For the Elderly, Being Heard About Publisher 1935-1961 Assistant Managing Editors THOMAS K. CARLEY, Senior V.P., Planning available to us, generally, while we are YASMIN NAMINI, Senior V.P., Marketing and Circulation mentally competent. Life’s End” is encouraging. Slow medi- ORVIL E. DRYFOOS DEAN BAQUET GERALD MARZORATI DAVID A. THURM, Senior V.P., Chief Information Officer Good communication about these op- cine, as defined by the Dartmouth Med- Publisher 1961-1963 RICHARD L. BERKE MICHELE MCNALLY ROLAND A. CAPUTO, V.P., Chief Financial Officer tions is often lacking in nursing homes, ical School, is a step forward on this con- TOM BODKIN WILLIAM E. SCHMIDT troversial path toward a kinder death. ARTHUR OCHS SULZBERGER SUSAN EDGERLEY CRAIG R. WHITNEY TERRY L. HAYES, V.P., Labor Relations hospitals and other facilities, unlike at Publisher 1963-1992 GLENN KRAMON THOMAS P. LOMBARDO, V.P., Production the patient-centered retirement commu- Advance health care directives are be- MURIEL WATKINS, V.P., Human Resources nity discussed in the article. ing acknowledged more in many states, The Opinion Pages Many more of us are living longer, but but often are not followed by harried ANDREW ROSENTHAL, Editorial Page Editor CRISTIAN L. EDWARDS, President, News Services not necessarily better. At the end of our hospital physicians. A directive should CARLA ANNE ROBBINS, Deputy Editorial Page Editor VIVIAN SCHILLER, Senior V.P., General Manager, NYTimes.com lives, particularly after diagnosis of a become part of each medical record, DAVID SHIPLEY, Deputy Editorial Page Editor MICHAEL ORESKES, Editor, International Herald Tribune terminal illness, we should be informed of our right to receive information and counseling available about end-of-life options. These include hospice, a prognosis with and without the continuation of cu- rative treatment, the right to refusal of Halftone artwork It’s About the White House or withdrawal from life-sustaining treatment, the right to pain and symptom (Contains grayscale Like many Americans, we have been intrigued and torture, ordering unlawful domestic spying and depriv- management, the right to voluntarily often exasperated by the long-running Democratic pri- ing detainees of the most basic right of habeas corpus. stop eating and drinking and the right to mary and the ever smaller-bore spats between Senators Mr. McCain himself has eloquently criticized Mr. palliative sedation. tones.) Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. So we are thankful to Bush’s policies on some of these issues, but he did not Whether we are healthy as elderly Senator John McCain for reminding us Tuesday what raise any of them on Tuesday. adults or frail, whether we have chronic this year’s presidential race really is about. Which brings us back to the Democratic primaries. illnesses or are terminally ill, as long as On a day when Mr. Obama won a decisive victory in Unless Mrs. Clinton decides to quit the race — and she we are competent, we should be able to North Carolina and Mrs. Clinton eked out a win in Indi- certainly did not sound on Tuesday like that was her plan control our medical care, our lives and ana, Mr. McCain spoke about his judicial philosophy. He our deaths. DAVID C. LEVEN — it is going to be up to the superdelegates to settle this is determined to move a far too conservative and far too Executive Director contest. There has already been a lot of discussion about activist Supreme Court and federal judiciary even fur- Compassion & Choices of New York KATE O’CONNOR ther and more actively to the right. how they should do so. Choose the candidate who won New York, May 5, 2008 his or her state primary or caucus? Or the one with the with a designated agent who is strong Mr. McCain predictably criticized liberal judges, • enough to insist that the wishes of the vowed strict adherence to the Founders’ views and most delegates? Or the most votes overall? Or the one who won the biggest states? To the Editor: one who is ill are followed. Credit line promised to appoint more judges in the mold of Chief Physicians who are cognizant of a pa- Mr. McCain’s speech suggests an additional metric: I play tennis, climb stairs for exercise Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito. That is and baby-sit around 18 hours per week tient’s wishes to “take it slow” would be just what the country does not need. the candidate best able to explain to voters what is truly for my grandchildren. Until 2005 I joined more willing to suggest hospice care ear- Since President Bush chose Justices Roberts and at stake in this election and why the country cannot, for peace and civil rights marches through- lier rather than later. Everyone involved Alito, the Court has ordered Seattle and Louisville to example, afford another president committed to packing out the country. I refuse all invasive would benefit. TRISH HOOPER scrap voluntary school integration, protected employers the courts with activist, right wing judges. tests, and will not stay overnight in a Portola Valley, Calif., May 5, 2008 who illegally mistreat their workers, and constrained There are few policy differences between Mrs. Clin- hospital. I have an excellent doctor who • women’s right to choose and voters’ right to vote. ton and Mr. Obama. But there is a vast gulf between Mr. respects my desire to die unexpectedly Mr. McCain did not mention, of course, how the Rob- at home in bed. I go to see her when I am To the Editor: McCain and the two Democrats — and far too little dif- I am chief of palliative care services at erts-led Court blithely overruled Congress by nullifying ference between Mr. McCain and President Bush. not feeling well. a key part of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law. I am 74 and I will probably die in the Huntington Hospital in Huntington, N.Y. Instead of sparring, pointlessly, about who first op- Your article regarding medical care of He did wax nostalgic about what “the basic right of prop- next 20 years. Why should I spend any of posed Nafta or which of these Ivy League-educated law- the elderly in New Hampshire under- Dingbat or Bullet erty” has meant “since the founding of America.” (He those years recovering from invasive yers has a more common touch, Mr. Obama and Mrs. lines the necessity of limiting excessive did not mention that in 1789 many women could not own treatment or going to doctors to find out Clinton should explain what they will do to restore the medical interventions that provide lim- property and African-Americans were property, but he how or when I am going to die? SUSAN STERN ited benefit to the patient and prolong did criticize the idea that values evolve over time.) balance of power and protect civil liberties. They need to talk a lot more about addressing the health care crisis Newton, Mass., May 5, 2008 unnecessary suffering both to the pa- There was a moment when we were briefly cheered. tient and their families. and the mortgage crisis and how they would bring Mr. McCain declared that “all the powers of the Ameri- • The concept of “slow medicine” must can presidency must serve the Constitution and thereby American troops home and contain the chaos in Iraq. To the Editor: be explained and its use encouraged to protect the people and their liberties.” We hoped that Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama can continue to tear As a community-based geriatrician, I both families and patients. Palliative would be the start of a serious critique of how President each other up and fight over each superdelegate, or they am responsible for helping patients and care or slow medicine tries to enhance Bush has violated cherished civil liberties: endorsing can debate the issues — for the sake of the voters. families cope with the complex issues re- the quality of life when cure is not pos- viewed in your article. To provide pa- sible. ALBERT E. SACKNOFF tients and their families with the in- Huntington, N.Y., May 5, 2008 formation needed to make the decisions • needed to accept a different, less ag- Signature or Signer The Death Penalty Returns gressive care approach that is often a To the Editor: more humane, realistic and just as car- As residents of Kendal at Hanover, the Roughly 15 death row prisoners are scheduled to be than 60 percent of the nation’s executions. ing form of intervention takes time and retirement community featured in your put to death between now and October, according to the These scheduled executions come at a time when skill. article, we fully subscribe to slow medi- Death Penalty Information Center. This flood of execu- many Americans are, rightly, turning away from capital Giving them the needed emotional cine. We must take exception, however, tions is the result of the Supreme Court’s ruling that up- punishment. We believe that the taking of a life by the support to accept the change in these cir- to the statement that “death and dying is held the constitutionality of a troubling form of lethal in- state is in all cases wrong, but it is particularly so with cumstances is also a big part of provid- central to conversation from Day 1.” jection. The next few months, as states put their machin- the deeply flawed system that exists today. Many de- ing care. Medicare’s current reimburse- We are in our 80s and came to Kendal ery of death into overdrive, are an ideal time for the na- fendants lack adequate legal representation at their ment system is not designed to encour- two years ago for the quality of life as well as the quality of death. We found a tion to rethink its commitment to capital punishment. trials, race distorts who is sentenced to death for what age community-based doctors who work without the financial safety net of sup- vibrant intellectual as well as athletic Last month, the Supreme Court upheld Kentucky’s crimes and juries are “death qualified” — jurors with porting grants to provide this needed and outdoor community. We are relieved method of lethal injection. Although there was convinc- moral objections to the death penalty are removed. As care. In fact, Medicare financially en- of the worry of what will happen to us ing evidence that the three drugs that Kentucky injects the recent rash of DNA exonerations has shown, judges courages doctors to do just the opposite. when we are no longer able to manage can cause excruciating pain and that there are not prop- and juries too often sentence innocent people to death. Hospitalizing frail elderly patients and on our own. er safeguards to avoid needless suffering, the court ruled In the Kentucky case, Justice John Paul Stevens providing expensive and frequently fu- As a result, we are then able to enjoy that it does not violate the Eighth Amendment’s prohibi- wrote a separate opinion in which he enumerated the tile painful care at the end of life is finan- full productive lives at Kendal and in the Unsigned editorial tion of cruel and unusual punishment. many problems with the application of the death penalty cially beneficial to all providers and, on outer community. Our caring sons After the court accepted the case last fall, many and said that he decided that it is inherently unconstitu- the surface, appears to show concern. It summed it up by saying, “You have giv- (No byline) states halted executions. Now, the Death Penalty Infor- tional. He also expressed his hope that the case would also temporarily allows families to avoid en us the greatest gift.” mation Center projects that by the end of the year, there generate debate not just about lethal injection but about difficult realities. JOYCE FIELDSTEEL could be 50 to 60 executions, which would make the up- “the justification for the death penalty itself.” With exe- Spending an hour with a patient and ROBERT FIELDSTEEL coming months one of the busiest in years on America’s cutioners gearing up across the country to start putting loved ones discussing the patient’s life, Hanover, N.H., May 5, 2008 death rows. A disproportionate share of these will no prisoners to death, state legislatures, governors, judges doubt occur in Texas, which last year carried out more and ordinary Americans should start that debate. Aid to Education Guantánamo, Defended

To the Editor: To the Editor: Disaster in Myanmar Re “Oakland Teach-In Looks at Budg- Re “A Prison of Shame, and It’s et Cuts and the War” (news article, May Ours’’ (column, May 4): By all accounts, Cyclone Nargis has devastated obstacles to the rescue operation, which will require 2): I am insulted by Nicholas D. Kristof’s Myanmar — a 12-foot wall of water sweeping away en- moving volumes of supplies as well as large numbers of It’s fine for students at Paul Robeson characterizations of conditions at Guan- tire villages, leaving the coastal plain under water, thou- aid workers, many from countries hostile to the regime. High School in Oakland to consider the tánamo. I disagree with his implication Subject or (sub)head sands dead, missing or homeless and much of the capital Though the junta took the unusual step of asking for fiscal impact that the war in Iraq has on that the medical care provided by a city of Yangon without electricity or water. It is the sort foreign assistance, the information minister suggested the United States, but someone ought to highly trained and dedicated staff is not set them straight when they start talk- conducted in a humane, professional of disaster that brings the world together in a desire to that only “friendly countries” would be allowed to help. ing about how it has led to budget cuts help, and the reaction of governments, the United Na- It is still not clear whether aid workers will require visas. manner. Sami al-Hajj was near ideal in their school system. body weight when he left here and tions and international humanitarian organizations has The junta also has refused to cancel a referendum sched- The fact is that they should be point- walked unsupported onto the aircraft. been swift and noble. There is no time to waste. uled for next Saturday on a constitution that claims to be ing their fingers primarily at their own Further, the case of Abdul Hamid al- We wish we could also say that this is no time for a step toward democracy. The referendum, which will ef- Board of Education and at lawmakers in Ghizzawi’s condition and treatment has politics, but that simply would not be true. Myanmar — fectively leave the military in control anyway, will divert Sacramento, not at Washington, during been well documented before the Unit- the name the junta gave to Burma — has been ruled by attention from recovery efforts. such a discussion. The federal governed States District Court, which ruled military dictatorship for 46 years, increasingly isolated None of this should dissuade any government or ment provides less than 10 percent of that his continued refusal of treatment and struggling under economic sanctions by the United agency from trying to help. President Bush pledged the revenues for America’s public purposefully hindered our efforts to States and Europe. Last September, the junta crushed $3.25 million on Tuesday. He said the United States stood schools, and all the rest comes from lo- provide care. peaceful protest marches by Buddhist monks. ready to “do a lot more” — including deploying Ameri- cal and state sources. If conditions here were as Mr. Kristof As a poor community, Oakland un- These repressive policies contributed greatly to the can naval assets to assist rescue and aid distribution ef- alleges, I’d be outraged, too. The truth is Signed editorial doubtedly exceeds the national average forts — but first the junta must approve and let Ameri- that the troopers of Joint Task Force the disaster. Crushing poverty left many coastal commu- in the portion it derives from the federal nities more vulnerable to the storm than they otherwise can disaster teams assess the damage. Guantánamo are honorably conducting government, but it still depends mostly a difficult mission in the safe and hu- (Byline at bottom.) might have been, and, as Laura Bush observed, the gov- Helping the people of Myanmar is the immediate on state and local sources. ernment-controlled news media failed to issue timely task. In time, the world can redouble its effort to free mane care and custody of those de- So, in this case, the war — whatever tained here, and I am proud to be their warnings. The fear now is that the generals may create Myanmar from the great disaster of the junta itself. one might think of it — is not much of a commander. factor in the budget cuts. (Rear Adm.) MARK H. BUZBY The conversation in the financially U.S. Navy Commander squeezed Oakland classrooms should Editorial Notebook Joint Task Force Guantánamo have been about why Washington has chosen to be so stingy with elementary Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, May 4, 2008 and secondary education when the fed- The Cost of Smarts eral governments in such other countries as New Zealand, Ireland, Portugal Research on animal intelligence always makes me won- Every chicken that looks at you sideways — which is how and Greece provide more than 90 per- der just how smart humans are. Consider the fruit-fly experi- they all look at you — is really saying what Thoreau said less cent of school revenues. succinctly: you are endeavoring to solve the problem of a live- ments described in Carl Zimmer’s piece in the Science Times GENE I. MAEROFF ARTHUR OCHS SULZBERGER JR., Chairman on Tuesday. Fruit flies who were taught to be smarter than the lihood by a formula more complicated than the problem itself. Edison, N.J., May 2, 2008 JANET L. ROBINSON, Chief Executive Officer average fruit fly tended to live shorter lives. This suggests Thoreau himself would not dispute that he was hoping to re- The writer is a senior fellow at Teachers MICHAEL GOLDEN, Vice Chairman that dimmer bulbs burn longer, that there is an advantage in cover the chicken’s point of view. He went to Walden Pond “to College, Columbia University, and a for- JAMES M. FOLLO, Chief Financial Officer not being too terrifically bright. remember well his ignorance.” mer national education correspondent R. ANTHONY BENTEN, Senior V. P. Intelligence, it turns out, is a high-priced option. It takes Research on animal intelligence also makes me wonder for The New York Times. JAMES C. LESSERSOHN, Senior V. P. more upkeep, burns more fuel and is slow off the starting line what experiments animals would perform on humans if they CATHERINE J. MATHIS, Senior V. P. because it depends on learning — a gradual process — instead had the chance. Every cat with an owner, for instance, is run- Corporate Masthead MARTIN A. NISENHOLTZ, Senior V. P. of instinct. Plenty of other species are able to learn, and one of ning a small-scale study in operant conditioning. I believe that ONLINE: MORE LETTERS DAVID K. NORTON, Senior V. P. the things they’ve apparently learned is when to stop. if animals ran the labs, they would test us to determine the KENNETH A. RICHIERI, Senior V. P., Is there an adaptive value to limited intelligence? That’s limits of our patience, our faithfulness, our memory for ter- Patent protection; the foreclosure General Counsel & Secretary the question behind this new research. I like it. Instead of cast- rain. They would try to decide what intelligence in humans is crisis; paying for doctors’ classes. STUART P. STOLLER, Senior V. 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recent years that will be dis- Jewish culture, literature and re- At 60, Israel Redefines Roles for Itself and for Jews Elsewhere cussed here is the shift in the religious thought,” Mr. Eizenstat lationship between Israel and di- said. “Because Israel has been so By ETHAN BRONNER conferences and demonstrations. know about our drip irrigation 600,000. aspora Jewry. For decades, Israel focused on its security, it has not The organizers in Jerusalem are systems,” he said. JERUSALEM — The Jewish The back work for the confer- was the needy child depending reached out enough in the past to still hoping a few Arab leaders people are marking the 60th an- Speaking of Israel and China in ence has been done by a rela- on contributions and support strengthen the diaspora. Such a will come. niversary of their national re- the same breath, which will occur tively new institute known as The from abroad as it struggled to move also ran counter to Zion- birth, the founding of Israel, on Mr. Peres said that to him the many times at the conference, Jewish People Policy Planning survive. ism, which foresaw all Jews mov- A Shelf Page is formed Thursday with the usual military idea was to bring thoughtful Jews raises some complex questions Institute, which was the brain- Today Israel’s Jewish popula- ing to Israel. But that is not going and non-Jews together in the per- flyovers, flag buntings and tele- and offers some staggering con- child of a former Israeli journalist tion of 5.5 million is the world’s to happen, and Israel is starting haps idle hope of “making the when one or more large vised reminiscences of aging pio- trasts. According to Mr. Eizen- named Avinoam Bar-Yosef and largest, just ahead of that of the to understand that a weak Jewish Jews more worldly and making neers. stat’s paper, Israel has more en- whose chairman is Dennis Ross, United States, which is slowly de- diaspora means a weak Israel.” the world more Jewish.” gineers per capita than any coun- the former top Middle East peace But there is another form of clining through low birth rate and Mr. Bar-Yosef said for him the He gave as examples Israel’s try in the world — 135 per 100,000. negotiator for the United States. intermarriage. Israel has in fact ads leave a single shal- celebration planned, and its spon- point of the gathering was to nur- innovative approach to irrigation (There are 85 per 100,000 in the The institute seeks to incorporate become the center of Jewish life sors believe it says something ture the hope of change in Israel, and its strong presence in med- United States.) But even so, the strategic planning into Jewish life and is increasingly being asked “to have the willingness to repair about the national character: a low ledge for news. ical equipment production world- total number of Israeli engineers here and abroad and to make to act like the older brother to what needs repairing and also to three-day conference of some of wide. — nearly 100,000 — is tiny com- sure Israel and world Jewry un- Jewish communities elsewhere. take a breath and acknowledge the best minds from around the “In China, they may not know pared with the number China is derstand their common interests. “This imposes certain respon- what has been accomplished in world on some of the biggest who Moses was, but they do producing every year, about One significant development of sibilities on Israel as the center of just 60 years.” challenges facing humankind — and especially the Jews — in the coming decades. “The brain enriches the pocket, not the other way around,” Shi- mon Peres, Israel’s president and the patron of the conference, said in an interview. “We are a small A Widow or Orphan is land and a small people, but we can become a daring world lab- oratory, and that is our desire created when all or part and plan.” Nearly 700 guests are expected to take part next week in 35 dis- of one word forms the cussion groups. They include statesmen like Henry A. Kissin- last line of a paragraph. ger, Vaclav Havel, Tony Blair and Joschka Fischer, but also Sergey Brin of Google, Terry Semel of An orphan occurs at the Yahoo and Rupert Murdoch, along with seven Jewish Nobel laureates and President Bush. top of a column of type. Given the guest list, the topics are naturally big and ambitious, including the shift in global pow- A widow occurs any- er from West to East (and south), nuclear proliferation and climate where else. change. But much of the focus will also be on topics closer to home like Islamic extremism, the rise of Iran and sovereignty in Je- rusalem. In fact, what are billed as global challenges — terrorism, Iran — seem to be somehow especially Jewish and Israeli ones. The organizers say this is not co- incidental or unusual and point as an example to Hitler, who posed an enormous threat to the world but focused particularly on the Jews. “Cataclysms always seem to affect Jews first,” remarked Stu- art E. Eizenstat, a senior official in the Clinton and Carter admin- istrations, who wrote an essay that forms a basis for the conference. “Go back to the Black Plague. It was not a Jewish issue, but it had particular impact on Jews because they were blamed for it.” There will be a number of senior officials from Central Europe and Africa, including the presidents of Georgia, Poland and Burkina Faso. Missing from the conference will be any serious Arab representation. Arab leaders and thinkers from Egypt, Jordan and the Palestinian areas have been invited, but none have confirmed partly because simultaneously the Arab world will be marking Israel’s 60th anniversary as a ca- tastrophe known as “Nakba Day,” which will involve its own

Cowen Elected Prime Minister Of Ireland By JOHN F. BURNS LONDON — Brian Cowen was elected Ireland’s new prime minister by an 88-to-76 vote in the parliament on Wednesday, and he announced a major cabinet shuffle. Mr. Cowen, 48, who had been the finance minister, succeeded Bertie Ahern, who handed his resignation to President Mary McAleese on Tuesday after 11 years in power. Mr. Ahern was widely credited for leading Ire- land through a period of economic boom and for his role in negoti- ating peace in Northern Ireland, but said he was quitting last month amid concern about an economic turndown and a corruption inquiry that raised questions about his personal finances. The economic problems remain a critical challenge for Mr. Cowen and the right-of-center Fianna Fail Party, whose leader- ship he has inherited. Unemploy- ment has risen to its highest level in a decade, and falling property prices and consumer spending have raised fears of a recession. In a speech in the parliament, known as the Dail, he said he was accepting the prime ministership “with a sense of humility.” “This is a wonderful country,” he said. “We are a fortunate people.” He appointed new ministers of finance, justice and foreign af- fairs, among other posts, and said his first task was to prepare for a June 12 referendum in Ireland on a European Union treaty, which would hand new powers to Euro- Filler or House Ad pean institutions in Brussels. Mr. Cowen said winning the referendum was essential if Ire- land was to “secure our place in the heart of Europe.”

Books of The Times: Monday through Friday, The New York Times C M Y K Nxxx,2008-05-08,A,012,Bs-4C,E1Inside Pages A12 N THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2008 Folio Acquittal in Nun’s Killing Provokes Outcry in Brazil World Briefing Standing Head By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO ing to the Catholic Church’s Land RIO DE JANEIRO — Human Pastoral, which monitors land vi- EUROPE rights advocates and the Brazil- olence in Brazil. Kicker ian government on Wednesday “Economic power continues to Britain: Last Call on the London Tube sharply criticized the acquittal of rule” in Pará, said Margarida a man accused of being behind Pantoja, a member of the Doro- London’s new mayor, Boris Johnson, left, said that he the murder of an American Ro- thy Committee, a group of human was banning alcohol on the city’s public trans- Subhead or Briefs man Catholic nun in the Brazilian rights advocates and religious portation system, effective next month, in an effort to sisters in Belém from different Amazon forest. “end the problem of drunken and intimidating be- congregations. “We will go back On Tuesday, after a two-day havior on the Tube.” Some subway workers said they Head to feeling insecure.” trial, a jury in Belém, in Pará welcomed the move as a way to change the unpleas- After the verdict on Tuesday, State, acquitted the man, Vitalmi- ant late-night atmosphere in the subways. But Bob Judge Moises Flexa ordered Mr. ro Bastos de Moura, of conspir- Crow, general secretary of the union representing Moura released. He had been in acy in the murder of Sister Doro- jail since 2005. Ms. Pantoja said transportation employees, said the plan had been put thy Stang in February 2005. her group planned to ask Pará’s into place too hastily and would be difficult to en- Mug shot or The trial was the second in governor for more security in the force. “Perhaps the mayor will come out with his underpants on over which a jury had considered Mr. area, out of concern over possible his trousers like Superman one Saturday to show us how it should be Moura’s role in the killing. He retribution. done,” he told Agence France-Presse. SARAH LYALL Postage Stamp is a was convicted and sentenced in Mr. Sales was the chief witness May last year to 30 years in pris- KEILON FEIO/FOLHA IMAGEM, VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS in Mr. Moura’s new trial. Edson Germany: 2 Groups Banned for Neo-Nazism on on charges of ordering the kill- small head-only photo. Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura, seated, on Tuesday, when he was Souza, the lead prosecutor, said The German government shut down two groups, Collegium Humanum ing of Sister Dorothy, 73, who was acquitted of conspiracy in the murder of Sister Dorothy Stang. on television in Belém that he and the Association for the Rehabilitation of People Persecuted for De- a staunch advocate of protecting planned to appeal the acquittal. nying the Holocaust, accusing them of spreading anti-Semitic propa- the rain forest. Prosecutors said Mr. Sales was lent and largely lawless Amazon caught.” Brazil’s Supreme Court ganda and glorifying the Nazis. The bans came after the authorities Under Brazilian law, a retrial is offered as much as $25,000 to kill frontier. The case drew interna- once considered a motion to have conducted a series of early morning raids in North Rhine-Westphalia, required for first offenders who Sister Dorothy after she fought to Lower Saxony and Hesse. NICHOLAS KULISH are sentenced to more than 20 tional attention because Sister the killing declared a federal preserve a piece of jungle that years. This time, the jury voted 5 Dorothy, a naturalized Brazilian, crime, which would have taken ranchers wanted to clear for log- Signature or credit line to 2 to accept the defense conten- was originally from Dayton, Ohio, the case out of Pará’s courts. ging and cattle ranching. Mr. THE AMERICAS tions that Mr. Moura had no mo- and she was viewed as a leader in Paulo Vannuchi, the minister Sales said in court that he had tive to be involved in Sister Doro- the movement for sustainable de- for the government’s Special Sec- acted alone and in self-defense, Argentina: Ash Cloud Grounds Flights as It Spreads thy’s killing and that it had been velopment on par with Chico retariat for Human Rights, ex- contradicting previous testimony carried out solely by Rayfran das Mendes, the rubber tapper who pressed “vehement disagree- in which he said he had used Mr. Major Argentine airlines suspended flights to some cities in Patagonia Neves Sales, who confessed to was killed in 1988. ment” with the Belém jury’s ver- Moura’s gun, said Gloria Lima, a as the huge ash cloud from the Chaitén volcano in Chile blew east into shooting her and is serving a 28- Sister Dorothy was shot while dict. The acquittal “reinforces the court spokeswoman. Argentina. Although people in Argentina have not been evacuated, the year sentence. visiting a remote encampment feeling of impunity that is so Tom Stang, a brother of Sister authorities in affected areas have suspended classes and distributed The trials of suspects in her near the Trans-Amazon Highway widespread in our country, open- Dorothy, said the family was face masks and drinking water. At least 8,000 have been evacuated in Photo Credit killing have been seen as tests of in Pará, in a region known for ing a road to more crime and vio- crushed by the acquittal. “That Chile since the volcano’s eruption on Friday. PASCALE BONNEFOY Brazil’s willingness to prosecute corruption and land violence. lence,” Mr. Vannuchi said. guy was offered up as a sacrifi- murders over land use on the vio- The Brazilian president, Luiz As many as 800 settlers, union cial lamb,” he said of Mr. Sales. MIDDLE EAST Inácio Lula da Silva, vowed in members and priests have been “But the darker forces that creat- Mery Galanternick contributed 2005 that his government would killed in Pará in disputes over ed him have been allowed to go reporting. “not rest until the killers are land in the last 30 years, accord- free.” Yemen: Japanese Tourists Briefly Taken Hostage Brief (Part of a Briefs Armed men kidnapped two female Japanese tourists near the town of Marib in Yemen, but released them hours later, local officials said. The Package or if using kidnappers had been demanding the release of a comrade from jail in return for the women’s release, the officials said. But it was unclear Berlusconi Chooses Cabinet, Reuniting a Familiar Cast whether the demand was met. ROBERT F. WORTH news services, a Wire By IAN FISHER most no economic growth. his closest aides as under secre- the expensive bulk of the Italian Syria: Atomic Agency Seeks Answers Roundup.) Silvio Berlusconi prepared on Mr. Berlusconi said the meet- taries: Gianni Letta, a behind- Parliament. In 2006, as reforms ing there would be a “symbolic the-scenes dealmaker, and Paolo minister, Mr. Calderoli provoked Mohamed ElBaradei, the director general of the International Atomic Wednesday to take power for the Energy Agency in Brussels, said Syria had an obligation to tell his agen- third time as Italy’s prime min- gesture” showing his seriousness Bonaiuti, Mr. Berlusconi’s long- violent demonstrations in Libya in finally solving trash problem. time spokesman. after he unbuttoned his shirt to cy whether the site Israeli warplanes bombed there in September was ister, announcing a slimmed- an undeclared nuclear reactor. The government in Damascus has not down cabinet of familiar faces Several of the chief ministers The names reflect a difficult reveal a T-shirt bearing a cartoon granted United Nations inspectors access to the area despite several re- aimed at overcoming an immo- have served in Mr. Berlusconi’s balance among the center-right of the Prophet Muhammad that bile economy and years of politi- previous governments — the parties that brought him to pow- offended many Muslims. quests, diplomats say. The United States released intelligence last cal paralysis. He is expected to be first, briefly, in 1994, and the sec- er and have been a source of both Center-left politicians, now in month that it said showed that Syria had built a reactor at the site. The sworn in on Thursday. ond from 2001 to 2006 — or play strength and instability. Most dif- the opposition after two shaky Syrian government has denied the accusations. (REUTERS) In announcing his cabinet, Mr. major roles in the coalition of cen- ficult for Mr. Berlusconi are his years in power, said Mr. Ber- Berlusconi, 71, one of Italy’s rich- ter-right parties that last month ties with the Northern League, lusconi’s government had few dy- ASIA est men, renewed his promise to defeated the center-left coalition which advocates a federal system namic new faces, and too few hold his first cabinet meeting in led by Rome’s former mayor, to give greater autonomy to the women, instead balancing the in- China: Rushing to Track Children’s Disease Naples, the southern city at the Walter Veltroni. prosperous north. The league terests of the parties who sup- Standing elements: center of a trash crisis that peri- Two men will take up their for- also caused his first government ported him at a time when ex- Health officials in China, responding to the continued spread of hand, odically floods the streets with mer cabinet posts: Franco Fratti- to fall after only nine months. perts say Italy needs change. foot and mouth disease, a dangerous intestinal virus, issued new reg- stinking garbage. On Tuesday, ni, now the European Union jus- He named the league’s leader, “It is a total disappointment,” ulations requiring all health care providers to report new cases of the the European Commission filed tice commissioner, will return as Umberto Bossi, minister of re- said Dario Franceschini, a leader disease, which has killed 28 children in the past two months, most of suit against Italy for its failure to foreign minister, and Giulio Tre- forms. Another party member, of the center-left Democratic Par- them in central Anhui Province. Several new cases were reported in dispose of its waste properly, and monti as economics minister. Mr. Roberto Calderoli, was named ty, which was defeated in the na- Beijing this week. ANDREW JACOBS Items that are reused it faces steep fines at a time of al- Berlusconi also renamed two of minister in charge of reducing tional elections last month. over time are generally prefixed with “Standing,” as in Standing Head or Standing Graphic. Such fixtures are not necessarily page elements; A Standing Open Page refers to a page that never contains a paid advertisement. A Standing Layout is a certain fixed arrangement of page elements that is reused frequently. Tue, Aug 30, 2005 2:43 AM 30.a1.hurricanehits CMYK

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50 CENTS 169th year No. 221 TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2005 HURRICANE EDITION CATASTROPHIC STORM SURGE SWAMPS 9TH WARD, ST. BERNARD LAKEVIEW LEVEE BREACH THREATENS TO INUNDATE CITY

By Bruce Nolan Staff writer

Hurricane Katrina struck metropolitan New Orleans on Monday with a staggering blow, far surpassing Hurricane Betsy, the landmark disaster of an earlier generation. The storm flooded huge swaths of the city, as well as Slidell on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain, in a process that appeared to be spreading even as night fell. A powerful storm surge pushed huge waves ahead of the hurricane, flooding much of St. Bernard Parish and New Or- leans’ Lower 9th Ward, just as TV LISTINGS INSIDE Betsy 40 years ago. But this LedeRETOOLING THE WOLVES Sports/B1 time the flooding was more extensive, spreading upriver as Credit line or AgencyThe Byline enemy Summary Line or Subhead well to cover parts of the Bywa- or SourceBattling dust mites Must-see MorningHeadline show in your home (A wide explanatory subhead ter, Marigny and Treme neigh- Science North Music written to be borhoods. Life & Health/C4 is sometimesredesigns called third a floor performed outdoors Kicker B3 As with Betsy, people scram- Readout.Local/A3) Entertainment/C1 bled into their attics or atop their roofs, pleading for help from the few passers-by. The powerful Category 4 storm crossed the coast near the mouth of the Pearl River shortly after daybreak with winds of 135 mph. Naval Air 100th YEAR NO. 109 THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2008 $1.41 + GST Station-Joint Reserve Base in Belle Chasse reported an early DEVASTATION IN MYANMAR morning gust of 105 mph. With the power out throughout the area and fierce winds rag- Cyclone deaths may hit 100,000 ing throughout the day, officials barely began Monday to assess the full damage of the monstrous THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aid efforts hampered by delays imposed by military junta storm, which was expected to YANGON, Myanmar — leave thousands homeless and Bodies floated in flood waters and survivors tried to reach math may reach 100,000. spokesman for the UN World ning short in the delta area reporters. The death toll could 23,000 people died when many more coping with damage dry ground on boats using Hungry crowds stormed the Food Program in neighbour- and called the situation there hit or exceed 100,000 as cyclone Nargis blasted the blankets as sails, while the top few shops that opened in the ing Thailand. “increasingly horrendous.” humanitarian conditions country’s western coast on from the wind and water. U.S. diplomat in Myanmar country’s stricken Irrawaddy Shari Villarosa, who heads “There is a very real risk of worsen, she said. State media Saturday and more than said Wednesday that the toll Delta, sparking fist fights, the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar, disease outbreaks as long as in Myanmar, also known as 42,000 others were missing. Meantime, 5 miles to the from the cyclone and its after- according to Paul Risley, a said food and water are run- this continues,” Villarosa told Burma, reported that nearly See TOLL / A4 west, engineers worked to close a breach along the New Orleans Racing between the drops side of the 17th Street Canal. Gutter School Huge drainage pumps ordi- Dateline Jump Line narily can drive millions of gal- (An actual date is committee lons of rainwater uphill through not needed.) STAFF PHOTO BY ALEX BRANDON NINTH WARD: An elderly resident is rescued from chest-high floodwaters by two New Orleans policepushes officers. See KATRINA, A-4 to close “Lede” has two different meanings:Wembley

• The main articleINSIDE on Page One, oftenBY RACHEL called PUNCH the Lede Story (see above). The Sudbury Star Flooding Melissa Pitfield was com- pelled to advocate for herAfter the mighty storm autistic son and his class- • The first one or two introductorymates after paragraphs hearing what of could be in store for Wemb- an article (see left). ley Public School at a meet- wipes out two ing Wednesday night. A committee looking at options for the future of camethe the rising water aging facility presented its To avoid confusion with metallicpreferred lead option (Pb), at the meet-once ing. The option is to close communities used in newspaper production,the it school, is spelled ask for ministry “lede.” ganization’s history. funding to build an addition Police officers, firefighters and pri- at Princess Anne Public By Doug MacCash School and consolidate the vate citizens, hampered by a lack of even two student bodies. and James O’Byrne By Brian Thevenot “In none of those options Staff writers rudimentary communication capabili- were three programs that are and Manuel Torres Dual or Double Byline offered through the school ties, continued a desperate and im- — that I think are essential promptu boat-borne rescue operation Staff writers in this community — men- A large section of the vital 17th tioned. That is the two autis- across Lakeview well after dark. Coast Credit Line or Agency Credittic programs and the life-Street Canal levee, where it connects to As Jerry Rayes piloted his boat down St. Claude skills program,” said Pitfieldthe brand new ‘hurricane proof’ Old Guard helicopters with searchlights to the crowd of about 50 in Avenue, just past the Industrial Canal, the eerie Lede (The first one or two meaningfulthe Wembley gymnasium. paragraphs,Hammond Highway bridge, gave way criss-crossed the skies. “Change is hard for every- Officers working on the scene said screams that could barely be heard from the road- highlighted here in green.) one, but when you decidelate to Monday morning in Bucktown after move autistic children into a virtually every home and business be- way grew louder as, one by one, faces of desperate new location, it’s a massiveKatrina’s fiercest winds were well north. families appeared on rooftops, on balconies and in JOHN LAPPA/THE SUDBURY STAR shift for them,” she said.The breach sent a churning sea of water tween the 17th Street Canal and the Marleen Vloet attempts to keep dry while travelling to work on Paris Street on Wednesday morning. Rainy skiesUndated are going to ( clearor upUndatelined) today, with the sun- Story“You have to keep those stu- Marconi Canal, and between Robert E. shine makingwindows, an appearance some in the afternoonof them and waving highs of 14 white C. flags. dents in mind.” from Lake Pontchartrain coursing The meeting was the third Lee Boulevard and City Park Avenue, The scene wouldn’t change for the next three of four to be held at theacross Lakeview and into Mid-City, Car- school because it has been had water in it. Nobody had confirmed hours, as Rayes and his son and nephew boated put “under review” by Rain-rollton, Gentilly, City Park and neigh- down St. Claude Avenue and deep into St. Bernard bow District School Board.borhoods farther south and east. any fatalities as a result of the levee Home would aid addicts during recovery Reviews have a variety of breach, but they conceded that hun- Parish, where water smothered two-story houses, results, such as school clo- As night fell on a devastated region, sures, building new facilities, dreds of homes had not been checked. BY LAURApeople STRADIOTTO and animals.The home The will providemen haddo, it’sto eitherduck expensive to miss or in from charity bingo events in renovations and boundarythe water was still rising in the city, and The Sudbury Star short-term accommodations areas where drugs and alco- 2007. RAFFLE changes. As the sun set over a still-roiling streetlights that towered over Judgehol are abundant.” Perez Drive, Officials are raising money PHOTO BY A.J. SISCOSee WEMBLEY /nobody A4 was willing to predict when it for graduates of the treatment Father’s Day Raffle: Lake Pontchartrain, the smoldering ru- Finding affordablethe parish’s housing mainfacility. thoroughfare. Rent will be lower Living beside someone who to complete renovations and ➤ Proceeds go to Rockhaven would stop. After the destruction al- in Sudbury is tough, espe- than market value and will parties or does drugs could purchase furnishings for the DOWNTOWN: The damagetransition house; to the Hyatt Regency cially if you’re recovering help pay for the mortgage of put clients back on the wrong home by holding a Father’s ins of the Southern Yacht Club were still The people Rayes rescued all told the same story, ➤ First prize is Yamaha ready apparent in the wake of Katrina, from drug and alcohol addic- the home. path. Day Raffle. First prize is a 14- One parent raised on Poydras StreetG3V14 shows guide boat,that 9.9 vertical hp evacua- burning, and smoke streamed out over tion. already written“The currenton their rental marketstunnedRenovations and shivering are underway foot aluminum Yamaha boat. the American Red Cross was mobilizing The Times-Picayune The concerns about the At the same time, Rock- motor and trailer; Rockhaven, a residential in Sudbury is tight,” said San- at the transition home, tion is no solution ➤to the dangers of a Category treatment program serving dra Houzer, administrative located next door to Rock- haven is applying to the Tickets $5 each or 3 for future of the school’sfor what regional officials were calling $10. Available at Rockhaven, men older than 16 battling transitionSee worker.FLOOD, A-6haven on Brady Street. The United 4Way hurricane. and the province See story, A-15 program for autisticthe largest recovery operation in the or- See BREACH, A-2 drug and alcohol addiction, is “When the guys leave here, home was purchased in win- for funding. Jump Line402 Brady St., and select opening a transition house. they can’t find a place. If they ter using funds generated See RAFFLE / A4 businesses. students.

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THEF ì SUN Anatomy of an Article When a story continues from another page, the second and subsequent pages are known as Jump Pages. The article that jumps usually gets a Jump Head. To market, to market In this example, the Tracks are usedOutside to tie similar stories, and can be thought of as a commongroups kicker for each story. Tracks, Rails or Jump-from line Jump Head Jump TypeswayRailroad e d Tracks Firms Nxxx,2008-05-13,A,018,Bs-BW,E2 Md. vote handed Loophole helped oust A18 Ø N THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL TUESDAY,Wynn, MAY Gilchrest;13, 2008 tactic ‘guard’ may be put in wide use THE 2008 CAMPAIGN: The Environment and Get-Out-the-Vote Efforts ...... by Bradley Olson the cash [ sunreporter] Ex-security worker McCain Backs Caps on Greenhouse EmissionsPolitical interest groups workingLegal outside the but Controversial, traditional confines of campaign finance laws faces theft trial today spent more than $4.3 million in two Maryland ...... From Page A1 congressional races during this year’s primary, according to newly releasedIt campaign Helped finance Get Out the Vote by Tyeesha Dixon eitherPHOTOSBYALGERINAPERNA[SUNPHOTOGRAPHER] reducing emissions on reports, and their success in defeating two in- [ sunreporter] their own or buying credits from cumbents here could portend anBy expensive MIKE McINTIRE Houston and other urban areas moreAfter efficient her overnightproducers. shift at Johns Hopkins, and aggressive effort nationwide to targetand MICHAEL oth- LUO where black voters formed a cru- On a December morning, a er swing districts in the coming months. cial bloc of support. Mr. McCain’s break with the In the threadbare border man in a Dunbar Armored Jessie Domm, 29, picks up some lilacs on Liberal groups have gone after Rep. Albert R. The payments’ impact was uniform told employees at a Bush administration means that Wynn before, and conservativetowns activists of South have Texas, one of the theopening three main day of presidential the Baltimore can- Farmers’ Market country’s poorest regions, enter- even less clear in Ohio, where Bank of America branch in long tried to unseat Rep. Wayne T. Gilchrest. Mrs. Clinton won one of the two didatesunder have the Jonesembraced Falls swifter Expressway viaduct. prising locals like Candelaria Es- Ellicott City that he had come But this year they were finally successful, de- Congressional districts where for a routine pickup. An em- action to fight global warming. feating two long-serving politicianspinoza have in what, long been paid to Among the area’s largest, the market offers lo- street money was used, but lost ployee handed him two bags The two Democrats seeking due to quirks of the nationalround primary up votes calen- for candidates on the other. containing nearly $200,000, theircal produce, party’s presidential herbs and nomi- flowers, including dar, were some of the firstElection congressional Day. pri- There is even a and he left. nation, Senators Barack Obama maries in the nation. name for these electoral soldiers Whatever its effectiveness, strawberry pots, at right, from Tomatoes Etc. street money is burdened with What the bank workers of Illinois and Hillary Rodham Although the presidentialof primaries fortune: arepolitiqueras. al- didn’t know was that the man most complete, all but six states have yet to negative overtones stemming Clintonin Westminster. of New York, The criticized market will be open 8 So when Senator Hillary Rod- didn’t work for the security hold congressional primaries. That made the from accusations over the years the McCain plan as too timid, be- ham Clinton’s presidential cam- company. a.m. to noon Sundays through Dec. 21. races in Maryland’s 1st and 4th Congressional that paid operatives have manip- cause their plans would reduce paign arrived in South Texas in Police say the cash was Districts test cases for how vulnerable incum- ulated elderly voters in some emissions more quickly. Leaders February seeking an edge in its picked up by Robert Allen bents might be in a year when voters appear elections or given people cash in Flanagan, 38, a former Dunbar of several environmental groups profoundly dissatisfied withuphill Congress battle and in- against Senator exchange for their votes. employee who kept his uni- were also sharply critical and tent on change. Barack Obama, Ms. Espinoza But even when entirely legal, form after losing his job. The noted Mr. McCain’s Senate votes The lesson interest groupswas took happy is that to this oblige, for a price. the trading of campaign money Pennsylvania man made the against incentives for energy year, their money could be wellThe spent.campaign Groups paid her and sev- for active political participation rounds last fall at several busi- conservationIsraelis and alternative en- settle in Rockville that spent money in Marylanden other say they members are of her family nesses, picking up hundreds of eyeing races in Arizona, California, Iowa and can raise awkward questions. ergy sources like wind and solar $100 to $200 each to knock on thousands of dollars along the Kentucky and are limited only by the ability to Mr. Miller, for instance, was a power. doors, deliver fliers and get vot- way, authorities allege. find viable candidates to challenge incum- rare black politician who backed Other environmental advo- ers to the polls for the Demo- The recent thefts in Howard bents. Mrs. Clinton in Ohio and had cates offered qualified praise for cratic primary on March 4, which and Baltimore counties pale in and create flavor of home “This is going to put people on notice,” said been under tremendous pressure comparison with the robbery Mr. McCain, of Arizona, who was Michael J.G. Cain, directorMrs. of the Clinton Center narrowly for won. from constituents in his heavily of a Dunbar depot in Los An- among the first in Congress to in- the Study of Democracy at St. Mary’s College ...... “I’ve been a politiquera for 20 African-American district to sup- gles in 1997, where an employ- troduce legislation to address the neighborhood that was home to so up largely of Israelis who live in Rock- of Maryland.POOL PHOTO “TheBY BRUCE days ELY ofyears,” independent Ms. con-Espinoza said in an by Rona Marech port Mr. Obama. In an interview, ee masterminded a plot that carbon emissions that scientists Senatormany John Israelis McCain, that residents second from have left,ville. toured the Vestas Wind Energy Training[Please Facility see MONEY, in 6A]Port- interview last week outside her [ sunreporter] adopted Hebrew names for one he acknowledged that the $38,300 netted $18.9 million. But po- blame for the warming of the No one knows exactly how it started. trailer in the town of Pharr. “The lice say the local crimes — in- land,sprawling Ore., on apartment Monday. complex Mr. McCain and the calledSome for say more it was theaction esteemed to reduce Montgom- greenhouse gas emissions. he received from the Clinton planet. Sometimes layout editors will mix up the traditional larger- volving the theft of more than When Amir Mushkat was on the verge adjacent neighborhood. Children talk in ery County public schools or the proxim- money the Clinton people gave campaign “looks like I’ve been $270,000, the bulk of it stolen ofMr. relocating McCain to Maryland, said Monday a fellow that Israe- Hebrew on the playground, supermar- ity to the National Institutes of Health, ELECTION 2008 me was about the going rate, paid off,” but he said he had kept after the first of Flanagan’s theli gave problem him a strongly demanded worded urgent piece of Candidatesket chainsto-smaller carry Israeli food products, orderSenatorwhere of scores elements. of Israelis have fellowships. SenatorNote that the Senatorupper more deck or less.” is John Hillary Barack none of the money for himself. two arrests — stand out for nationaladvice: Find and ainternational home within action. the 20852 and more than 100 youths show up ev- But word passed from family to family The Espinozas were among at After signing a contract with ZIP code. Onery Limiting Sunday to participate — in HebrewMcCain Rodham Obama their audacity. “Instead of idly debating the — some learned of Rockville from arti- least 460 Texans, most of them the campaign just before the pri- “This was an unusual case “He told me, ‘You go here. Don’t go Emissionsonly — innot the Israeli worded Scouts. Some like call cles a in kicker; Israeli publications its — position andClinton over is interchangeable precise extent of global warming, Democratsrural Hispanics in South Texas or mary, Mr. Miller said, he hired and certainly a brazen one,” anywhere else,’ ” said Mushkat, a finan- the area “Little Israel.” time, the city of 47,000 has become a or the precise timeline of global African-Americans in Houston, people to carry signs at polling said Sherry Llewellyn, a warming,cial planner we and need father to of deal three. with “That’s “We considerwith it like the living inmain Israel, but head.lively hub for Israelis in the Washington- who received payments from the exactly what I did.” in the United States,” said Mushkat, who places, drive voters to the polls spokeswoman for the Howard the central facts of rising tem- Baltimore corridor. County Police Department. When he moved to that slice of Rock- founded the Israeli Business Network of Once he leaves the office, Izik Balely — Clinton campaign for this kind of and canvass neighborhoods. Pay- “While bank robberies occur peratures,ville 11 years rising ago, waters, Mushkat and found all a CAP-AND-TRADEWashington, a membershipSupports group cap-and-trade made [Please see ROCKVILLE,Supports 10A] cap-and-trade andspar would auction aswork, key according to a review of ing them was necessary, he said, from time to time in the coun- the endless troubles that global PROGRAM but has not specified what 100 percent of the allowances to emit green- Federal Election Commission because in the heavily black pre- ty, this type of case is not warming will bring,” he said at a The government share of the pollution house gases. records. The records show that cincts of Cleveland, “it’s not pop- something our detectives typi- Vestas wind turbine manufactur- would set a permits he would auction. Reduce carbon emissions 80 percent below 1990 Mrs. Clinton did something simi- ular to be with Hillary Clinton.” cally see.” ing plant in Oregon, where the At 82, triathlon relay runnerceiling Bob on carbon Gralley “Over time, an increasing levels by 2050, as recommendedvotes by the Intergov-The near larsmaller in Ohio, giving Deck $38,300 (or to a SummaryWhile the use of streetGraf money) is Flanagan’s trial in the Balti- environment is a central issue for state legislator, Eugene R. Miller, emissions and fraction of permits for ernmental Panel on Climate Change. is not uncommon in Cleveland, in more County incidents is voters.can run “We circlesstand warned around by se- many half his age who says he used it to pay more require compa- emissions could be supplied the uppermost head. scheduled for today in Tow- rious and credible scientists Obama, Clinton tradethan 200 people to get out the son. A trial in Howard County nies to bid for by auction,” he said across the world that time is vote in predominantly black is set for June 17.In the twoju- permits to emit Monday. Reduce carbon accusations on Iran, gas tax risdictions combined, Flana- short and the dangers are great.” greenhouse neighborhoods in Cleveland. SeniorThe senator’s remarks were athlete a setsemissions 60 percent below ...... Needing a big lift in gases through an The payments, known in the [Please see THEFTS, 6A] 1990 levels by 2050. clear criticism of Mr. Bush, who auction. [ mcclatchy-tribuneMain] political head vernacular is below as “street its Texas,normal Clinton position. turned in his first term questioned the money,” are a legal but contro- scientific basis for global warm- CORPORATE Has voiced support for Increase standard. 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American interrogation protocol,Bob Gralley’s which heart limits belongs emissions to his wife, trucksWinakur, and S.U.V.’s. a cardiologist with Mid-Atlan- Clinton painted herself thefootnote sensitive to champi- a hotly contested race frastructure. In Philadelphia, business. But there reports derived from the ofBetty, heat-trapping whom he has gases. loved for 60 years. Lasttic December, Cardiovascular Associates and a on of the middle class and thethat candidate seems ofcloser ex- to a conclusion some local Democratic opera- needs to be dramatic tives openly groused about Mr. capture of militia fighters ButMr. on McCain’s this day, it’sspeech, a petite a compi- 29-year-old Congressspokeswoman for the American Heart Offer $20 billion in Giveperience. auto Obama, companies on the otherafter hand, Mrs. present- Clinton’s poor showing lationblonde and who sharpening makes his heart of many race. of Liter- mandatedAssociation. that “It’s certainlyimprovement not the norm and no ed himself as a thoughtfulin agent North of change, Carolina and narrow Obama’s reluctance to engage in provide detailed accounts ally. for an 82-year-old, butloopholes,” it is truly inspira- he told the “green vehicle bonds” taxsomeone credits who and would loan not be lured by what the practice and his reliance on his existing proposals, was most automakers reach to help automakers guarantees to retool victory in Indiana last Tuesday. of Shiite militants being notableAttached as with a political tubesand document straps to a a tional.”new minimum environmental site backers deride as sound-bite solutions to com- out-of-state campaigners for the monitor that will take a snapshot of his In fact, Gralley’s teammates on the retool their facilities. theirplex issues.plants. But they underscore how her trained near the Iranian that sought to appeal to the inde- standard of 35 Grist.org in October. strategists, caught unprepared Pennsylvania primary, which heart and lung health, Gralley runs on a Erickson Retirement Communities- Latest polls show Indiana as too close to call, Mrs. Clinton won. capital, Tehran. pendents he is wooing for No- miles a gallon for a drawn-out battle, turned to treadmill, as his young trainer methodi- sponsored team are half his age, and he while Obama has a 5- to 9-percentage-point In South Texas, politiqueras >>>> PG 3A vember.cally increases It put thehim speed. slightly Faster, to the faster, betweenwill be 2011 the oldest personDid evernot vote to com- on the 2007 Both voted for the 2007 bill toadvantage increase instandard. North Carolina.an Obama old-style current- method of retail poli- are known to negotiate with rival rightfaster, offaster, center Gralley’s in theNew environ- Balance run- andpete 2020. in the annualbill event, to increase which isstandard. ly leads in Democratic conventionticking delegates, to ensure much-needed campaigns to get the best price mentalning shoes debate. pound the mat of the whir- May 18 at Centennial Park, between Elli- 1,742.5 to Clinton’s 1,607.5, withvictories 2,025 inneeded the suddenly critical WEATHER before deciding whom to support, ringMr. machine. McCain simultaneously re- of thecott gases, City and chiefly Columbia. carbon diox- the cost and safety of nuclear to nominate. Texas and Ohio primaries. said Jerry Polinard, a political SUNNY leasedThetrainer, a television Krista commercial Schultz, had in pre-ide, “Thatwhich kindare heating of drive the is unbelievable,”atmos- power plants. ONLINE: GREENThe ON candidates’ THE STUMP most vivid clashNot equipped yesterday with the volun- science professor at the Universi- Oregondicted Gralley’s about his heart position would maxon cli- out atpheresaid and Lee Corrigan,causing long-term executive directorcli- ofThere are no incentives for involved a two-week-old Clintonteer-driven comment grass-roots move- High, 72: low, 49. about 138 beats per minute, but at the the Under Armour Baltimore Marathon, A transcriptabout of how John she McCain’s would react if Iran attacked Is- ty of Texas-Pan American, who mate change and startled audi- mate changes. building new nuclear plants in ment that has propelled Mr. Oba- Yesterday’s high, 71; end of a 12-minute run, she had logged which Gralley has run. speech:rael with nuclear weapons. added that recent vote-buying encehis highest membersrate at at 157 his beats. speech by Mr.But McCain Gralley shrugs said the off the United awestruckthe Lieberman-Warner legisla- “We will attack Iran,” shema’s told ABC get-out-the-vote on April efforts, the low, 56. >>>> PG 12B nytimes.com/politics scandals had given the practice a praisingThis would and be sharing a fine maximum the stage for aStatesreaction must his fitness seek new,level garners. cleaner tion now before the Senate that 22. “In the next 10 years, duringClinton which campaign they hired more The Baltimore Sun The black eye. with Gov. Theodore R. Kulongos- sources of energy to replace the his DemocraticBob Gralley, rivals 82, will have be participating en- than three times as many local man of 63. “My heart goes up when I’m near pret- might foolishly consider launching an attack “With the attendant publicity ki,But Democrat Bob Gralley of Oregon, is 82 — who and has in twoburningty girls,” of he coal said, and by way oil, of which explanation,dorsed,in theand 10K Mr. run McCain of the Columbiasuggest- Triath- on Israel, we would be ableoperatives to totally obliter- as he to fill that role in that’s emerged over the last few endorsedweeks, he will Mrs. run Clinton in the forColumbia presi- Tri- as Schultz blushes. ed Fridaylon. He that is the he oldestwould person not sup- to partici-point whereate them.” a glacier had produce the bulk of the gases that those two states. While mostly years,” Dr. Polinard said, “there dent.athlon as the last leg of a relay team. Comely trainers notwithstanding, theport pate the measure in the race, unless which it is May con- 18.reached 20Obama, years earlier. appearing From yesterday on NBC’s Meet are blamed for the warming of forgoing the use of street money is an ethical question raised that He’llMr. runMcCain about is six the miles only after Repub- a team-thetruth planet. is that “As Gralley we move has towardbeen workingtainedBARBARAHADDOCKTAYLOR some nuclear power sub- there, we the went Press northward, struck back for with calmin Ohio outrage. and other “It’s places, the Oba- [SUNPHOTOGRAPHER] some candidates don’t want to be 1234L licanmate bikespresidential about 25 candidate miles and another this [Please see RUNNER, 7A] sidies. miles, up the[Please fjord see toCAMPAIGN, see where 5A] all of these goals, and over time ma campaign paid about 150 peo- associated with.” year to call for mandatory limits Mr. McCain’s proposal in his that same glacier ends today, be- ple in Texas, most of them college For all the controversy, the INDEX EDITORIAL 8Aon heat-trapping// LOTTERY gases, but3B his // OBITUARIES 4B // preparedCLASSIFIED remarks to 7Bimpose// tar- CROSSWORDcause all the rest, all10B,5C the rest, has // TV 8C students, for campaign work. The Clinton campaign appears to target for reducing emissions is iffs on industrializing countries melted.” payments were widely dispersed, have had few qualms about lower than that of Senators Clin- like China and India is also made Reaction to Mr. McCain pro- Support for with only a handful in South Tex- spreading street money around in the Lieberman-Warner bill and posals from environmental advo- ton and Obama, and even lower as and fewer than 20 in Houston. in Texas. In interviews, about two reflects concerns by both indus- cates was lukewarm. Several en- than that in a bill proposed by mandatory limits that The Clinton campaign made dozen people who had received try and labor in the United States vironmental groups said that his Senators Joseph I. Lieberman, in- payments of $80 to $125 to more such payments described similar the president opposes. plan did not go far enough but dependent of Connecticut, and and elsewhere in the industri- than 200 people in Houston, and services that they provided, in- John W. Warner, Republican of alized world. It would mandate that they were grateful to hear a $100 to $200 to 170 people in the cluding handing out leaflets, car- Virginia. punitive duties on products from Republican recognizing what McAllen and Brownsville areas rying signs and encouraging peo- In his speech, Mr. McCain ad- any country that did not partici- they consider an urgent problem put the age of fossil fuels behind near the Mexican border. ple to vote. None said the money vocated cutting emissions 60 per- pate in a global carbon-reduction and offering a detailed plan to us,” he said, “we must consider The Clinton campaign did not had influenced their decision to cent below 1990 levels by the year system, to balance the lower cost solve it. But Mr. McCain came un- respond to several requests for every alternative source of pow- support Mrs. Clinton, although 2050; Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Oba- of producing goods using dirty- der considerable criticism for re- comment. Hari Sevugan, a er, and that includes nuclear pow- several in Houston expressed ma propose cutting them by 80 energy sources. peatedly opposing federal pro- spokesman for the Obama cam- er.” ambivalence about her. percent in the same time frame, In another contrast with Mr. grams to encourage energy con- paign, drew a distinction between Larry Blevins, a retiree and while the Lieberman-Warner Mr. McCain has long advocat- Bush, Mr. McCain also sought to servation and alternative fuel the money it paid to college stu- ed nuclear power as a way to cut longtime Democratic Party work- bills calls for a 70 percent reduc- persuade voters that he had a sources. dents, who he said were enthusi- er in Houston, said he would have emissions, and frequently pro- tion. Scientists say reductions of personal concern and firsthand Daniel J. Weiss, who heads the astic supporters to begin with, preferred former Senator John motes it in his campaign appear- that magnitude are needed to experience with climate change, global warming program at the and the payments by the Clinton Edwards, described Mrs. Clinton slow and then reverse production ances as an alternative energy which has emerged as a major is- Center for American Progress, a campaign, which he described as as “the lesser of three evils” and source. His view is shared by sue in the 2008 presidential race. Democratic policy shop in Wash- an effort to buy influence among remarked that he would even Elisabeth Bumiller reported from many utility executives and “A few years ago I traveled to ington, said Mr. McCain had important constituencies. consider voting Republican if Portland, Ore., and John M. Bro- many Republicans in Congress, the area of Svalbard, Norway — often voted with Democrats on It is unclear whether the pay- Mike Huckabee joined Senator der from Washington. Kitty Ben- but it puts him at odds with Mr. it’s a group of islands in the Arc- environmental bills but at other ments made much of a differ- John McCain’s ticket. nett contributed reporting from Obama and Mrs. Clinton, who tic Ocean,” Mr. McCain said. “I times had taken contrary posi- ence. Mrs. Clinton did sweep the But Mr. Blevins, who was paid Washington. have expressed skepticism about was shown the southernmost tions. border areas of Texas by wide $80 by Mrs. Clinton’s campaign, margins, helping her win the pri- put aside his doubts and agreed mary by about 100,000 votes, of to round up friends and neigh- nearly 2.9 million cast, but she bors to vote for her. He described Republicans Use Obama as Weapon in Mississippi Contest had already had a strong base of such payments as “a way of get- support among the region’s His- ting people more involved” in trict President Bush carried with dicated the supposed Childers- race. panics. And Mr. Obama carried rustling up support. From Page A13 62 percent in 2004. Obama link could influence votes. “When I’ve been out in the dis- “That’s basically what get-out- representative who is now mayor Since then the attacks on Mr. “It probably would,” said Bill trict, people tell me, ‘They’re try- Steve Taylor contributed report- the-vote money is,” he said. of Southaven, a fast-growing Childers have intensified, partic- Chism, a refrigeration mechanic. ing to play the race card,’” he ing from Texas. “Paying to get votes.” Memphis suburb. ularly the would-be association Asked to elaborate, he ducked his said. On Monday, Vice President with Mr. Obama. “Records prove head and said, “I’d rather not The Childers campaign is Dick Cheney stumped here for Obama endorsed Childers!” said say,” nodding to a black customer counting on that reaction, as well Mr. Davis, making no mention of one advertisement for Mr. Davis. approaching his wife’s flea mar- as an increased black turnout, fo- Mr. Obama. The Democrat takes “Obama’s ket stall in Tupelo on Sunday. cusing pre-election efforts on ral- The race will fill the seat left endorsement over our values,” James Wiggins, shopping at a lying African-American voters open when Representative Roger proclaims another. Some feature nearby gun show, said he saw a scattered through the small Wicker, a Republican who was Mr. Obama’s picture. connection between the two towns of the district’s 24 mostly first elected in 1994, was appoint- Republican test runs using the Democrats. rural counties. Mr. Davis, on the ed to succeed former Senator Obama connection have not been “I don’t agree with the liberal other hand, is counting on Mr. Trent Lott. uniformly successful. Last week, viewpoint, and he’s as liberal as Cheney to help rally his base in The two parties have poured after using similar tactics, the they get,” said Mr. Wiggins, who DeSoto County, which has about millions of dollars into the race, a party lost a special election in services medical imaging equip- 20 percent of the district’s pop- potent indicator — like Mr. Che- Louisiana to a Democrat with the ment, referring to Mr. Obama. ulation, abuts Memphis and is the ney’s presence here — of its sym- support of a large black turnout. For some voters, the Obama fastest-growing in Mississippi. bolism as a Republican bastion But there are signs that here in connection muddied Mr. Chil- Many voters here are already the Democrats could overrun. Mississippi, with its tortured leg- ders’s claim to be an independent motivated. Mr. Childers came within 400 acy of race-based politics, the tac- conservative. “If he doesn’t stand “Folks in Mississippi just don’t votes of winning the seat last tic may be working, particularly for the Democratic Party, why is want Obama in there,” a Davis month but was forced into a run- in a district with a comparatively he trying to distance himself supporter, Ken Franklin, said at a

off because he received less than smaller black population than in from the Democratic Party?” barbecue restaurant in Hernan- WIN MCNAMEE/GETTY IMAGES 50 percent, a near-victory that Louisiana, 26 percent. Mr. Chil- wondered Larry Blake, a vendor do, a Memphis exurb. “He’s too startled Republicans used to ex- ders’s campaign said his nega- at the gun show. liberal.” A Candidate for President pecting an easy triumph in a dis- tive rating among voters has ris- Mr. Childers, 50, a court official Referring to Mr. Childers and Bob Barr, a former Republican and former congressman from en acutely, internal polls show a in the district’s rural section, said Mr. Obama, he added: “He can’t Kitty Bennett contributed report- sharp narrowing in the contest, voters believed that the effort to get rid of him. They’re hooked up Georgia, announcing on Monday in Washington that he would ing. and interviews with voters in- link him to Mr. Obama was about together.” seek the nomination of the Libertarian Party for president. Jump Line Jump

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Fund Family Dly YTD Fund Family Dly YTD Fund Family Dly YTD Fund Family Dly YTD THE DOW MINUTE-BY-MINUTE MARKET GAUGE: ADVANCE-DECLINE LINE Fund Name NAV %⁄Ret. %⁄Ret. Fund Name NAV %⁄Ret. %⁄Ret. Fund Name NAV %⁄Ret. %⁄Ret. Fund Name NAV %⁄Ret. %⁄Ret. N.B.A. ROUNDUP BASKETBALL HOCKEY

AAL MuInNYA m⁄9.89 + 0.1 + 2.2 StratAggB m ⁄8.31 + 1.3 + 7.1 GNMAIns ⁄10.16 ...+ 1.3 MuInNYB m⁄9.88 + 0.1 + 2.0 TaxEBdA m⁄4.16 + 0.3 + 2.4 GNMAIvC m ⁄10.15 ◊ 0.1 + 0.8 A Season BalancedA m ⁄10.98 + 0.6 + 6.3 MuInNYC m⁄9.89 + 0.2 + 2.1 TaxEBdB m⁄4.16 ... + 2.1 GovtInIvA m ⁄11.47 + 0.1 + 2.8 N.B.A. PLAYOFFS N.H.L. PLAYOFFS 8,800 BalancedI ⁄10.97 + 0.6 + 6.5 Position of the Dow Jones industrial average Running total BondA m⁄10.41 +0.1 + 4.2 MuInNatlA m⁄9.98 + 0.1 + 1.8 UtilA m ⁄5.83 + 0.7 + 2.1 GovtInIvB m ⁄11.47 + 0.1 + 2.6 +15,000 MuInNatlB m⁄9.97 + 0.1 + 1.6 UtilB m ⁄5.79 + 0.7 + 2.0 HiYldBdIs ⁄7.53 + 0.1 +13.2 (Best-of-7) (Best-of-7) at 1-minute intervals yesterday. of N.Y.S.E. CapGrowA m ⁄26.13 + 1.0 + 7.7 CapGrowB m ⁄24.88 + 1.0 + 7.2 MuInNatlC m ⁄9.98 + 0.2 + 1.7 ValueA m ⁄4.10 +1.5 + 7.9 HiYldBlRk ⁄7.53 ... +13.3 James EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL CapGrowI ⁄26.21 + 1.0 + 7.9 MuInsCAA m ⁄14.50 + 0.2 + 2.3 ValueB m ⁄4.05 + 1.3 + 7.7 HiYldInvA m ⁄7.53 + 0.1 +13.0 8,750 stocks rising MuInsNatA m ⁄10.16 + 0.2 + 2.7 HiYldInvC b⁄7.53 ... +12.6 EqIncA m⁄10.48 +1.3 + 5.7 American Funds Spent DETROIT VS. ORLANDO PITTSBURGH VS. PHILADELPHIA +10,000 MuMIA m ⁄10.91 + 0.2 + 2.7 AmcapA m ⁄14.39 + 1.3 +10.7 HiYldIvB m⁄7.53 + 0.1 +12.8 in price HiYldA m ⁄6.30 + 0.1 +13.4 (Detroit leads series 3-1) (Pittsburgh leads series 2-0) IntlA m ⁄6.87 + 0.6 + 1.2 MuMIB m ⁄10.89 + 0.2 + 2.5 AmcapB m ⁄14.13 + 1.3 +10.5 HiYldSvc ⁄7.53 ... +12.9 minus stocks LgCoIdxI ⁄6.51 + 1.2 + 8.0 MuMIC m⁄10.89 +0.2 + 2.5 BalA m ⁄15.23 + 1.0 + 6.4 IdxEqIns ⁄18.23 + 1.3 + 8.1 Game 1 Detroit 91, Orlando 72 Game 1 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 8,700 MidCapA m ⁄11.17 + 1.3 + 6.0 MultiStrA m⁄5.87 ... + 1.2 BalB m ⁄15.18 +1.0 + 6.1 IdxEqInvA m⁄18.11 + 1.2 + 7.8 Gets to Rim Game 2 Detroit 100, Orlando 93 Game 2 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2 falling in MARKET + 5,000 MuniBondA m ⁄11.64 + 0.2 + 2.7 NewEurA m ⁄11.84 + 0.7 + 5.1 BondA m⁄13.29 +0.2 + 7.0 IdxEqInvB m⁄17.79 + 1.2 + 7.5 Game 3 Orlando 111, Detroit 86 Tuesday at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. MIN BY MIN SmCapStkA m ⁄12.08 + 1.2 + 6.4 NewEurB m ⁄10.62 + 0.7 + 4.7 BondAmerB m ⁄13.29 + 0.2 + 6.7 IdxEqInvC m⁄17.79 + 1.3 + 7.6 price. The PremGrA m⁄15.07 + 1.3 + 9.7 CapIncBuA m⁄42.64 + 0.6 + 4.5 IdxEqSvc ⁄18.12 +1.2 + 7.8 Waiting Game 4 Detroit 90, Orlando 89 Thursday at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. AAM/DFA PremGrAdv ⁄15.44 + 1.4 + 9.8 IntGovIns ⁄10.80 +0.1 + 2.0 Tuesday at Detroit, 7 p.m. Sunday at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m.* 8,650 measure is 2YrFxI ⁄10.22 ... + 1.1 CapIncBuB m⁄42.64 + 0.6 + 4.3 GAUGE: 0 PremGrB m ⁄13.83 + 1.4 + 9.4 CapWldBdA m ⁄18.04 + 0.5 +10.2 IntGovIvA m ⁄10.83 + 0.1 + 1.9 Thursday at Orlando, 7 p.m.* Tues., May 20 at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m.* the simplest AARP Investment PremGrC m ⁄13.86 + 1.4 + 9.5 CpWldGrIA m ⁄23.38 + 1.2 + 5.8 IntlBdIvA m⁄11.03 + 0.5 + 6.7 Sunday at Detroit, TBA* Thurs., May 22 at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m.* BalAARP ⁄15.46 + 0.8 + 7.1 PremGrIsI ⁄8.17 +1.4 + 9.7 CpWldGrIB m ⁄23.29 + 1.1 + 5.5 IntlEqIs ⁄7.09 + 0.4 ◊ 0.7 And Rattles Previous 8,600 indicator of CapGrAARP ⁄35.37 + 1.2 + 9.7 QualB m ⁄10.78 + 0.1 + 2.2 EurPacGrA m ⁄23.52 + 1.0 + 2.4 IntmBdBlk ⁄9.99 + 0.1 + 3.4 close: 8,604.60 ROTATING – 5,000 GNMA ⁄15.43 ... + 1.1 QualBdA m⁄10.79 + 0.1 + 2.3 EurPacGrB m ⁄23.35 + 1.0 + 2.1 IntmBdIs ⁄9.99 + 0.1 + 3.3 BOSTON VS. CLEVELAND Glob ⁄18.34 + 0.9 + 2.9 In Line WESTERN CONFERENCE FINAL the market’s QualBdAdv ⁄10.79 + 0.1 + 2.7 FundmInvA m⁄23.39 + 1.2 + 5.7 KYTaxFIns ⁄9.91 + 0.2 + 2.5 (Series tied 2-2) GroInc ⁄17.29 +1.2+ 8.4 QuasarA m ⁄15.18 + 1.1 + 9.6 FundmInvB m⁄23.33 + 1.2 + 5.5 LgGrEqIs ⁄7.79 +1.0 + 8.8 Game 1 Boston 76, Cleveland 72 Income ⁄13.05 + 0.2 + 3.5 DETROIT VS. DALLAS 8,550 broad direc- QuasarB m ⁄13.01 + 1.2 + 9.2 GrowAmerA m ⁄20.12 + 1.3 + 8.9 LgGrEqSvc ⁄7.65 +0.9 + 8.7 Game 2 Boston 89, Cleveland 73 –10,000 MgdMuni ⁄9.42 + 0.3 + 2.3 QuasarIsI ⁄5.89 + 1.2 +10.1 GrowAmerB m ⁄19.73 + 1.3 + 8.6 LgVaEqIs ⁄10.18 + 1.1 + 4.6 The Celtics (Detroit leads series 3-0) tion. Jan. 1, PathGrow p ⁄10.41 + 1.0 + 4.2 Game 3 Cleveland 108, Boston 84 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. RealEIsI ⁄8.65 + 0.6 +10.6 HiIncA m ⁄11.44 + 0.2 +14.3 LgVaEqIvA m ⁄10.17 + 1.1 + 4.3 From First Sports Page Game 1 Detroit 4, Dallas 1 ShtTmBd ⁄10.69 ...+ 1.4 RealEstAd ⁄12.49 + 0.5 +10.5 HiIncB m ⁄11.44 + 0.2 +14.0 LgVaEqSvc ⁄10.19 + 1.1 + 4.5 Monday Cleveland 88, Boston 77 Game 2 Detroit 2, Dallas 1 2003 = 0. ABN AMRO Source: Reuters RealEstB m ⁄12.51 + 0.5 +10.2 HiIncMuA m ⁄15.29 + 0.2 + 2.7 LowDurBlk⁄10.25 ... + 1.1 Wednesday at Boston, 8 p.m. Monday Detroit 5, Dallas 2 Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March April May ChgoCBalN b⁄10.35 + 1.1 + 4.4 By The Associated Press SelBiTchA m⁄4.57 + 2.7 +17.2 IncAmerA m ⁄15.09 + 0.7 + 7.0 LowDurIs ⁄10.26 ...+ 1.0 lions? How much are you not will- Friday at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Wednesday at Dallas, 8 p.m. ChgoCpBdI⁄10.31 + 0.2 + 2.9 SelBiTchB m⁄4.48 + 2.8 +17.0 IncAmerB m ⁄15.01 + 0.7 + 6.7 LowDurIvA m ⁄10.26 ... + 0.9 Sunday at Boston, TBA* ChgoCpBdN b ⁄10.31 + 0.2 + 2.8 SelTechB m ⁄2.66 + 1.5 +12.2 IntBdAmA m⁄13.97 ... + 1.6 LowDurIvB m ⁄10.26 ... + 0.6 LeBron James scored 21 points, ing to see what’s right in front of Saturday at Detroit, 1:30 p.m.* The New York Times The New York Times ChgoCpGrI ⁄19.11 + 1.5 + 5.0 SmCpValA m ⁄11.69 + 1.6 + 8.2 IntBdAmB m⁄13.97 ... + 1.3 LowDurIvC m ⁄10.26 ... + 0.6 Monday at Dallas, 8 p.m.* ChgoCpGrN b ⁄18.96 + 1.5 + 4.9 SmCpVlAdv⁄11.71 + 1.6 + 8.3 InvCoAmA m ⁄24.53 + 1.1 + 5.1 LowDurSvc ⁄10.26 ... + 0.9 jamming a powerful dunk against your nose? How difficult was it for WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Wednesday, May 21 at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.* EqPlusI ⁄12.56 +1.2 + 8.1 TechA m ⁄42.88 + 1.4 +11.8 InvCoAmB m ⁄24.44 + 1.1 + 4.8 MgdIncIs ⁄10.92 +0.1 + 3.2 * InvGrBdI ⁄10.08 ... + 1.8 Kevin Garnett in the final two min- if necessary TechAdv ⁄43.80 + 1.4 +11.9 LtdTmTxEA m ⁄15.65 + 0.2 + 2.5 MgdIncIvA m ⁄10.92 + 0.1 + 3.0 Floyd to convince himself he did not LAKERS VS. UTAH MtgClBalN ⁄15.27 + 0.7 + 5.0 TechB m ⁄39.37 + 1.4 +11.5 MutualA m ⁄21.25 + 1.0 + 5.3 MgdIncSvc ⁄10.92 + 0.1 + 3.1 utes, as the host Cleveland Cava- (Series tied 2-2) +122.13 +21.25 +11.70 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE MtgClBalN b⁄15.27 + 0.8 + 4.9 TechC m ⁄39.38 + 1.4 +11.5 MutualB m ⁄21.14 + 1.0 + 5.0 NJTxFIs ⁄12.04 +0.3 + 3.0 know that Mayo’s mystery man, a RED WINGS 5, STARS 2 MtgClGrI ⁄19.91 + 1.1 + 6.4 USGovtAdv ⁄7.50 +0.1 + 2.2 NewEconA m ⁄15.02 + 1.7 +10.9 OHTaxFIs ⁄11.03 +0.2 + 2.7 liers beat the Boston Celtics, 88-77, Game 1 Lakers 109, Utah 98 MtgClGrN b ⁄19.77 + 1.0 + 6.3 UtilIncB m ⁄11.27 + 0.5 + 2.4 NewEconB b ⁄14.64 + 1.7 +10.7 PATaxFIs ⁄11.06 + 0.2 + 2.6 43-year-old Los Angeles events pro- Game 2 Lakers 120, Utah 110 Detroit...... 2 1 2—5 MOST ACTIVE CHANGES UP CHANGES DOWN TalonMCN b ⁄16.72 + 1.1 +11.1 ValueA m ⁄9.50 +1.3 + 5.9 NewPerspA m ⁄18.91 + 1.3 + 4.8 SelEqIs ⁄9.71 +1.1+ 7.3 ValueN b ⁄8.72 + 1.0 + 3.5 on Monday night in Game 4 of their Game 3 Utah 104, L.A. Lakers 99 Dallas ...... 1 1 0—2 Vol (100) Last Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg ValueC m ⁄9.45 + 1.3 + 5.6 NewPerspB m ⁄18.69 + 1.2 + 4.5 SmCpGrIs ⁄10.56 + 1.4 + 9.9 moter named Rodney Guillory, was Game 4 Utah 123, Lakers 115, OT ëëDOW JONES ëNASDAQ S.& P. 500 VerAgGrI ⁄* + 1.4 +13.4 WorldPriA m ⁄* ... NA NwWrldA m⁄20.81 + 1.1 + 7.4 SmCpGrIvA m ⁄9.93 + 1.5 + 9.8 FIRST PERIOD—1, Detroit, Datsyuk 6 BritEgy rs 5665 8.16 +1.87 +29.7 VerAgrGrN b⁄12.21 + 1.5 +13.4 Eastern Conference semifinal, tying Wednesday at Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Lucent 545626 2.17 + 0.02 ChiYuc 1348 5.80 ◊0.56 ◊ 8.8 Alpine SmCpWldA m⁄19.38 + 1.3 + 8.8 SmCpVaIs ⁄12.32 + 1.2 +11.4 perhaps more of a middle man, or (Zetterberg, Rafalski), 9:27. 2, Dallas, Close 8,726.73 Close 1,541.40 Close 945.11 Pfizer 205746 33.25 + 0.60 HarmG wt 11 6.34 +0.78 +14.0 NelsnB 141 11.74 ◊1.09 ◊ 8.5 AHA RelIncGrY ⁄14.86 + 0.4 + 9.2 SmCpWldB m⁄18.92 + 1.3 + 8.5 Friday at Utah, 10:30 p.m. TaxFInIs ⁄11.27 + 0.2 + 1.9 the series at 2-2. Grossman 1 (Modano, Morrow), 15:13. 3, High 8,743.47 High 1,544.41 High 946.84 NortelNw 203591 2.83 + 0.10 Americdt 41735 7.11 +0.75 +11.8 Amerc pf 924 14.05 ◊0.80 ◊ 5.4 DivrEq ⁄12.29 + 1.2 + 6.7 Am Skandia Adv TaxEBdAmA m ⁄12.57 + 0.3 + 2.8 Bogle Invest Mngment bag man, already dubiously linked Monday at Lakers, TBA* AOL TW 192018 13.32 + 0.30 OMI Cp 19918 5.45 +0.57 +11.7 SCPIE 177 9.98 ◊0.47 ◊ 4.5 LtdMatFI ⁄10.86 +0.1 + 1.2 ACStrBalB m ⁄11.07 + 0.8 + 5.6 TaxEBdAmB m ⁄12.57 + 0.3 + 2.5 SmCpGrInv ⁄18.39 + 1.3 +11.0 James was just 7 of 20 from the Detroit, Datsyuk 7 (Holmstrom, Rafalski), Low 8,569.44 Low 1,512.72 Low 929.30 Agere 176440 2.43 + 0.13 WDigitl 106261 10.48 +1.01 +10.7 NVPCa pfB 71 23.00 ◊1.05 ◊ 4.4 AIM AllGrIncB m ⁄10.46 + 1.5 +10.6 TaxECAA m ⁄16.78 + 0.3 + 2.7 Boston Balanced to the U.S.C. program? NEW ORLEANS VS. SAN ANTONIO 15:50. Penalties—Kronwall, Det (hooking), %⁄Chg +1.42 %⁄Chg +1.40 %⁄Chg +1.25 GenElec 143666 28.97 ◊ 0.03 vjUSG 6280 9.74 +0.84 + 9.4 21CentIns 157 14.01 ◊0.63 ◊ 4.3 AggGrowA m ⁄7.70 + 1.2 + 5.3 FedHiYldB m ⁄6.99 ... +10.0 USGovSecA m ⁄13.97 + 0.1 + 1.7 BostonBal ⁄24.88 +0.7 + 3.6 floor — he is 20 of 78 (26 percent) in (Series tied 2-2) 1:33; Niskanen, Dal (holding), 7:37; Hudler, AggGrowB m ⁄7.40 + 1.2 + 5.0 GldSCntGA m ⁄10.19 + 1.3 + 9.1 USGovSecB m ⁄13.97 + 0.1 + 1.4 Guillory’s relationship several Det (hooking), 7:59; Hagman, Dal (roughing), SBC Com 143169 24.64 + 0.97 Wabash 4970 12.00 +1.02 + 9.3 FTI Cnslt 11580 41.57 ◊1.81 ◊ 4.2 AggrGrC m ⁄7.40 + 1.2 + 5.0 WAMutInvA m⁄24.68 + 1.2 + 5.6 Boston Partners the series — but he dominated down Game 1 New Orleans 101, San Antonio 82 The tables above, including the one for the Dow Jones industrial average, reflect the indexes’ actual Motorola 133513 8.08 + 0.11 AaronRnt 1027 24.98 +1.93 + 8.4 Wellchce n 6861 23.50 ◊1.03 ◊ 4.2 GldSCntGB m ⁄8.89 + 1.4 + 8.9 Lg/ShInst d ⁄14.46 + 0.3 ◊ 2.2 16:14; Maltby, Det (interference), 20:00. AsPacGrA m⁄8.67 + 1.0 + 0.9 GldSCntGC m ⁄8.86 + 1.3 + 9.0 WAMutInvB m⁄24.55 + 1.2 + 5.3 years earlier with a former guard Game 2 New Orleans 102, San Antonio 84 highs and lows for the day. The theoretical highs and lows of the various Dow Jones averages, TexInst 132920 19.67 ◊ 0.33 ChinSAir 126 11.80 +0.88 + 8.1 TotalSA wt 62 24.40 ◊1.00 ◊ 3.9 BalA m ⁄21.81 + 0.9 + 5.4 MidCpVaIs⁄10.31 + 1.2 + 8.8 the stretch and finished with 13 as- InvCapInB m ⁄11.06 + 1.0 + 6.1 American Performance SmCpVlInv m ⁄16.35 + 1.2 + 9.4 Game 3 San Antonio 110, New Orleans 99 SECOND PERIOD—4, Dallas, Richards 3 calculated from the intraday high and low of each stock in each average, appear in the table below. EMC Cp 120991 9.94 + 0.45 CircCity s 26349 6.69 +0.47 + 7.6 Pearson 3054 8.20 ◊0.32 ◊ 3.8 BalB m ⁄21.75 +0.9 + 5.1 MarCapGrA m ⁄10.86 + 1.5 + 7.7 Bal m ⁄11.07 +0.9+ 6.8 named Jeff Trepagnier had resulted Bramwell sists, including 4 in the fourth quar- Game 4 San Antonio 100, New Orleans 80 (Eriksson, Lundqvist), 3:47. 5, Detroit, Hudler AMR 119763 6.99 + 0.39 ML Qst8 72 17.30 +1.19 + 7.4 UnitInd 428 13.84 ◊0.54 ◊ 3.8 BalC m ⁄21.78 + 0.9 + 5.1 MarCapGrB m ⁄10.61 + 1.5 + 7.5 Bond m ⁄10.13 +0.2 + 3.5 Tuesday at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. ExxonMbl 119646 35.55 + 0.08 Teradyn 46676 14.01 +0.95 + 7.3 AnthCap 9848 11.78 ◊0.45 ◊ 3.7 BasBalB m ⁄9.87 + 1.1 + 4.4 MarCapGrC m ⁄10.60 + 1.5 + 7.5 GrowEq m ⁄8.55 + 1.1 + 7.9 Growth b ⁄17.20 + 1.3 + 6.8 ter. in the suspension of the player for 3 (Kronwall, McCarty), 11:54. Penalty— STOCK MARKET INDEXES Altria 115400 33.10 + 1.40 Orthodon 4566 7.04 +0.47 + 7.2 GtAtPc 2558 6.44 ◊0.25 ◊ 3.7 BasicValA m⁄23.42 + 1.6 + 7.1 MgdIdxB m⁄7.35 + 1.2 + 7.6 IntrmBd m⁄10.85 + 0.1 + 2.8 Brandes Intl Fund Thursday at San Antonio, 9 or 9:30 p.m. Samuelsson, Det (cross-checking), 12:31. IsIntlEq ⁄12.59 + 1.0 + 5.3 accepting agent kickbacks. And MicronT 113738 9.82 + 0.17 AnnTaylr 20187 24.92 +1.65 + 7.1 PerezCo 1878 7.27 ◊0.28 ◊ 3.7 BasicValB m⁄22.35 + 1.6 + 6.9 NBMdCpGrB m ⁄10.93 + 1.7 + 8.9 ShTmInc m ⁄10.46 ... + 1.9 In the final 8 minutes 45 seconds, Monday at New Orleans, TBA* HewlettP 111246 17.41 + 0.07 CIBER 3221 6.45 +0.42 + 7.0 TelSPaulo 101 11.50 ◊0.44 ◊ 3.7 BlueChA m ⁄9.76 + 1.3 + 9.2 NBMdCpVlB m ⁄13.75 + 0.9 + 6.1 AmericanIndependence Brandywine * if necessary THIRD PERIOD—6, Detroit, Zetterberg 9, 52⁄Wk YTD BlueChB m ⁄9.36 + 1.3 + 8.8 SmCpValB m ⁄10.72 + 0.8 + 8.5 ShTmBdIsS b ⁄10.20 ... + 1.0 Advisors b⁄7.80 + 0.6 + 8.0 James had four assists, a 3-pointer now comes a report by ESPN that 1:38 (sh). 7, Detroit, Datsyuk 8 (Zetterberg), High Low Close Chg %⁄Chg %⁄Chg %⁄Chg BlueChC m ⁄9.36 + 1.3 + 8.8 TotRetBdA m ⁄11.04 + 0.1 + 3.9 StockIsSv m ⁄9.70 + 1.1 + 5.9 BlueFd ⁄19.62 +0.8+ 6.6 Mayo, already declared for next 17:19. Penalties—Holmstrom, Det (goalie CapDevA m ⁄13.92 + 1.0 + 7.2 TotRetBdB m ⁄10.93 + 0.1 + 3.7 Amerindo Brandywin⁄19.66 +0.8 + 7.5 and a right-handed dunk against CAVALIERS 88, CELTICS 77 interference), :18; McCarty, Det (hooking), DOW JONES CapDevB m ⁄13.23 + 1.1 + 7.0 TotRetBdC m ⁄10.93 + 0.1 + 3.7 TechD m ⁄5.88 + 2.3 +48.1 Brazos Industrials 8764.33 8544.23 8726.73 +122.13 + 1.42 ◊ 13.68 + 4.62 CapDevC m ⁄13.22 + 1.0 + 7.0 WmBlItlGB m ⁄8.26 + 1.0 + 4.7 MicroCa ⁄13.18 + 1.6 +11.5 Garnett that rattled Quicken Loans month’s N.B.A. draft after a promis- 3:06; Winchester, Dal (roughing), 19:12; NASDAQ CharterA m⁄10.09 + 1.2 + 5.0 Ameristock FG FT Reb Hagman, Dal (slashing), 20:00. Transportation 2503.70 2447.35 2489.52 + 27.34 + 1.11 ◊ 7.92 + 7.77 AmSouth Ameristk ⁄34.98 +1.0 + 5.9 MidCap ⁄8.94 + 1.2 + 5.7 CharterB m ⁄9.70 + 1.0 + 4.6 MultiCa ⁄11.20 + 1.3 + 3.5 Arena and became a signature mo- ing but unspectacular freshman BOS. Min M-A M-A O-T A PTS Utilities 227.84 223.64 226.21 + 0.59 + 0.26 ◊ 23.91 + 5.13 BalA f ⁄11.04 + 0.9 + 3.5 Aquila GREGORY SHAMUS/GETTY IMAGES Shots on Goal—Detroit 7-7-7—21. Dallas Composite 2519.47 2460.88 2506.49 + 28.10 + 1.13 ◊ 14.42 + 5.54 MOST ACTIVE CHANGES UP CHANGES DOWN CharterC m⁄9.73 + 1.1 + 4.7 BalTr ⁄11.04 + 0.8 + 3.5 RealEst ⁄10.56 + 0.4 +10.7 Pierce 41 6-17 1-2 0-5 3 13 ConInst ⁄19.29 + 1.4 + 8.3 ChTxFKYA m ⁄10.83 + 0.2 + 3.3 ment of this series. year, received thousands of dollars 7-7-4—18. Power-play opportunities— Vol (100) Last Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg BondTr ⁄11.71 +0.1+ 2.6 HITaxFA m ⁄11.86 + 0.1 + 2.7 SmallCa ⁄13.70 +1.3 + 6.5 Garnett 40 6-13 3-3 2-10 4 15 ConstellA m ⁄17.98 + 1.4 + 8.1 CapGrowTr ⁄8.39 + 1.5 + 9.1 Bremer LeBron James had 21 points and energized the Cavaliers in the final Perkins 18 0-2 2-4 2-3 0 2 Detroit 0 of 3; Dallas 0 of 6. Goalies— SunMicro 1250282 4.21 + 0.34 DwyerGp 3213 6.55 +2.30 +54.1 XOMA 47440 4.72 ◊0.77 ◊14.0 ConstellB m ⁄17.04 + 1.4 + 7.8 NarraInsA m ⁄10.90 + 0.3 + 3.4 With the Cavaliers leading by 82- and other benefits from the north- STANDARD & POOR’S EnhMktTr ⁄9.43 + 1.3 + 7.8 TaxFAZA m⁄11.07 + 0.3 + 3.4 Bond b ⁄10.60 + 0.2 + 3.9 Rondo 33 7-14 0-2 1-3 4 15 Detroit, Osgood 9-0 (18 shots-16 saves). 100 Stocks 478.83 470.60 477.96 + 5.71 + 1.21 ◊ 10.45 + 7.47 Cisco 967945 16.67 + 0.72 CybrOpt 604 5.93 +1.38 +30.3 SierraBc 341 16.79 ◊2.21 ◊11.6 ConstellC m ⁄17.03 + 1.4 + 7.9 FLTaxExTr ⁄11.08 + 0.3 + 2.3 GrowStk b⁄11.57 + 1.3 +10.2 minutes as they tied their semifinal series with Boston, 2-2. DemTrendA m ⁄6.59 + 1.7 +12.6 TaxFCOA m ⁄11.00 + 0.3 + 3.3 75, James drove past Celtics for- ern California agent Bill Duffy, RAllen 38 4-10 5-5 0-6 3 15 Dallas, Turco 8-7 (21-16). A—18,532 500 Stocks 946.84 929.30 945.11 + 11.70 + 1.25 ◊ 12.05 + 7.42 Intel 682315 19.99 + 0.41 NikuCp rs 2609 6.29 +1.11 +21.4 Parkrvsn 1083 8.85 ◊1.12 ◊11.2 GovtIncTr ⁄10.33 ...+ 1.5 Bridges DemTrendB m ⁄6.42 + 1.6 +12.4 TaxFORA m ⁄11.16 + 0.2 + 3.4 (18,532). T—2:24. Referees—Mike Mid-Cap 400 455.14 447.74 454.86 + 5.12 + 1.14 ◊ 14.81 + 5.83 Microsoft s 536313 26.21 ◊ 0.14 OnyxAcc 261 5.19 +0.85 +19.6 CentyRT n 1 11.50 ◊1.24 ◊ 9.7 GrowIncTr ⁄8.68 + 0.7 + 4.8 BridgesIn ⁄25.97 + 1.6 +13.0 Powe 6 0-2 2-2 0-0 0 2 DemTrendC m ⁄6.42 + 1.6 +12.4 TaxFUTA m⁄10.29 + 0.2 + 4.0 ward Paul Pierce on a screen near through Guillory, the allegations Hasenfratz, Paul Devorski. Linesmen—Jay Small-Cap 600 208.20 205.83 208.13 + 1.86 + 0.90 ◊ 16.59 + 5.85 SiriusS 509493 1.06 + 0.09 Margo 3 5.92 +0.92 +18.4 CFC Intl 19 5.50 ◊0.45 ◊ 7.6 IntlEqTr ⁄7.79 + 0.6 + 6.6 Aquinas Bridgeway Posey 19 0-2 3-4 0-4 0 3 DevMkt A m⁄7.67 + 1.6 + 6.2 LgCapA m⁄15.53 + 1.6 + 8.0 Sharrers, Derek Amell. ApldMatl 411044 15.72 + 0.64 TAT Tch 674 5.02 +0.75 +17.6 FFedKY 49 33.40 ◊2.60 ◊ 7.2 EmergGrA m ⁄4.88 + 1.0 +13.2 Growth ⁄11.91 +1.1+ 5.8 AggrInv ⁄36.14 + 2.1 +14.4 the foul line, head-faked around “We’re disappointed right now,” land, Commissioner David Stern raised by a former member of Cassell 14 0-5 4-4 0-1 2 4 Oracle 335424 12.46 + 0.04 Tripos 363 5.95 +0.87 +17.1 Inforte 649 6.45 ◊0.50 ◊ 7.2 LgCapTr ⁄15.58 + 1.5 + 8.1 UltSmTsAd d ⁄9.68 + 1.3 +15.9 PBrown 22 4-4 0-0 1-6 0 8 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE EuroGrA m ⁄16.95 + 0.6 + 8.5 LtdBondTr⁄10.80 +0.1 + 1.6 Arbitrage DellCptr 305794 31.90 + 0.81 Mobius 2159 6.06 +0.85 +16.3 Rdiff.cm 7108 6.04 ◊0.44 ◊ 6.8 EuroGrB m ⁄16.33 + 0.6 + 8.3 Arbitrage b ⁄12.03 + 0.3 + 5.0 UltraSmCo⁄28.20 + 1.6 +18.3 James Posey and dunked against Pierce said. “I had a lot of shots that criticized the pregame pyrotechnics Mayo’s inner circle. Davis 4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 Composite 5306.19 5222.01 5300.22 + 57.38 + 1.09 ◊ 12.55 + 6.00 MidCapT ⁄9.57 + 1.1 + 5.0 Brown Advisory IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Nvidia 249935 20.77 ◊ 0.60 FactData 2890 13.50 +1.79 +15.3 EpixMed n 767 9.11 ◊0.63 ◊ 6.5 GlAggGrA m⁄11.72 + 0.9 + 6.2 MuniBdTr ⁄10.65 + 0.3 + 2.2 Ariel Garnett. As Cavaliers fans cheered, Totals 240 27-70 20-26 6-38 16 77 Industrial 619.40 608.88 618.62 + 7.28 + 1.19 ◊ 13.59 + 5.94 NextelC 249665 13.94 + 0.68 ImpaxLab 9983 6.92 +0.90 +15.0 Oce NV 103 9.49 ◊0.61 ◊ 6.0 GlAggGrB m⁄11.06 + 0.8 + 5.9 Apprec b⁄34.50 +1.2 + 4.4 BIASmCapG ⁄7.38 + 1.8 +12.7 I usually make, but I’m not going to common around the league. “I think Transportation 432.54 423.88 431.33 + 5.72 + 1.34 ◊ 5.45 + 8.97 SmCapTr ⁄6.58 + 1.4 + 5.4 • QUALIFYING ROUND JDS Uniph 248510 3.37 + 0.10 JksvllBcIL 19 16.10 +2.10 +15.0 TB Woods 51 5.91 ◊0.38 ◊ 6.0 GlFinSvA m⁄20.26 + 1.3 + 7.8 Ariel b ⁄36.75 + 0.5 + 4.3 Brown Cap Mgmt Percentages: FG .386, FT .769. 3-Point Utility 237.73 234.13 236.73 + 2.55 + 1.09 ◊ 16.14 + 1.57 ValueA m⁄12.37 +1.3 + 4.3 a scowling James stormed back to really dwell on it.” they’re ridiculous,” he said. “I think Group E GP W L OWOL GF GA Pt BrcdeCm 208694 6.69 + 0.26 TowerS 561 5.34 +0.69 +14.8 MsnDII pf 10 20.90 ◊1.30 ◊ 5.9 GlFinSvB m ⁄19.43 + 1.3 + 7.6 ValueTr ⁄12.35 + 1.4 + 4.5 PremBdIs ⁄10.85 +0.2 + 3.3 SmCo Is ⁄22.69 +1.5 + 8.2 Goals: 3-14, .214 (R.Allen 2-4, Rondo 1-3, Finance 552.54 542.87 551.77 + 6.36 + 1.17 ◊ 8.15 + 8.09 GlGrowA m⁄13.06 + 0.8 + 5.2 x-Russia 5 3 0 2 0 21 13 13 JnprNtw 162941 12.53 + 0.53 CmtyCpBc 8 13.75 +1.75 +14.6 TranIn 29 4.80 ◊0.30 ◊ 5.9 American Ark Buffalo the other end of the court. If this story sounds familiar, it is Cassell 0-2, Posey 0-2, Pierce 0-3). Team GlGrowB m⁄12.44 + 0.7 + 4.9 Boston dropped to 0-5 on the road that the noise, the fire, the smoke, is x-Sweden 5 3 2 0 0 23 16 9 SiebelSys 151562 9.26 ◊ 0.27 NetRatn 2314 7.90 +1.00 +14.5 CarlCm 139 8.15 ◊0.50 ◊ 5.8 TaxEMDA m ⁄16.32 + 0.3 + 2.9 BlCpEqIs ⁄13.45 +1.3 + 9.2 HighYld d ⁄10.40 + 0.1 + 9.5 Rebounds: 9. Team Turnovers: 8 (9 PTS). GlHlthCrA m⁄22.04 + 1.2 + 2.3 SmallCap ⁄16.50 + 1.8 +11.5 because there are parallels to the x-Czech Republic 5 2 1 1 1 20 14 9 NASDAQ Qualcom 144598 31.12 + 0.01 TimberSf 277 6.25 +0.78 +14.3 EagleBn 20 13.00 ◊0.78 ◊ 5.7 TaxEVAA m⁄17.00 + 0.3 + 2.8 CapGrIs ⁄12.14 + 1.5 +11.4 “I just wanted to be aggressive,” in the postseason, a stunning slip a kind of assault that we should seri- Blocked Shots: 4 (P.Brown 2, R.Allen, GlHlthCrB m⁄20.26 + 1.1 + 2.1 EqIdxIs ⁄7.93 + 1.3 + 7.9 USAGlob ⁄14.93 + 1.7 +10.2 x-Switzerland 5 3 2 0 0 16 15 9 Nasdaq 100 1163.75 1133.89 1160.42 + 16.87 + 1.48 ◊ 6.53 + 17.89 GlIncA m ⁄9.02 + 0.2 + 7.9 American AAdv James said. “I hadn’t had a play like Reggie Bush payola saga that’s Garnett). Turnovers: 8 (Rondo 3, Cassell, BalAMR ⁄11.33 + 0.9 + 5.1 EqIncIs ⁄8.40 +1.1+ 4.5 Burnham for a team that went 31-10 on the ously consider reviewing in wheth- Denmark 5 1 4 0 0 9 26 3 Composite 1544.41 1512.72 1541.40 + 21.25 + 1.40 ◊ 6.73 + 15.42 GlSciTchA m ⁄5.31 + 1.7 +13.7 GroIncIs b ⁄11.97 + 0.9 + 8.6 BurnFinSA m ⁄20.67 + 0.7 +12.8 Davis, Garnett, Perkins, Pierce). Steals: 3 GlSciTchB m ⁄4.94 + 1.6 +13.3 HiYldIn ⁄10.50 ... + 8.5 that all series.” been circling Pete Carroll’s U.S.C. Belarus 5 0 3 0 2 13 18 2 Industrials 1178.04 1154.73 1176.70 + 17.16 + 1.48 ◊ 12.86 + 14.28 IntBdAMR ⁄10.49 ... + 2.8 IncIs ⁄10.65 +0.1+ 3.1 BurnhamA m ⁄24.42 + 1.0 + 6.9 road during the regular season. er it’s really necessary given the (Rondo 2, Perkins). Technical Fouls: None. Banks 2368.61 2346.11 2365.09 + 8.20 + 0.35 ◊ 2.61 + 6.00 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE GlUtilA m ⁄11.35 + 0.5 + 2.0 IntFixIIs ⁄10.58 + 0.1 + 3.0 CCMI Group F GP W L OWOL GF GA Pt GlobTrndA m ⁄10.78 + 0.9 + 8.3 IntBdIs ⁄10.70 ... + 2.8 The Cavaliers held the Celtics to football program. If the Mayo story x-Canada 5 5 0 0 0 30 9 15 Insurance 2418.35 2378.92 2418.31 + 24.78 + 1.04 ◊ 9.31 + 4.87 IntlEqAMR b ⁄12.75 + 0.7 + 6.3 MDTaxFIs ⁄10.52 + 0.2 + 2.6 Bond m ⁄10.72 +0.2 + 3.6 “We took care of home court and quality of our game.” FG FT Reb HiIncMuA m ⁄8.72 ... + 2.7 MidCapIs ⁄10.86 + 1.1 + 8.4 x-Finland 5 3 1 1 0 16 12 11 Other Finance 2149.13 2108.50 2138.26 + 18.54 + 0.87 ◊ 10.19 + 10.32 MOST ACTIVE CHANGES UP CHANGES DOWN IntlEqIs ⁄12.70 + 0.7 + 6.2 Equity f ⁄12.41 +1.1 + 9.3 12 points in the final period. “I have is true (Mayo has denied it to CLE. Min M-A M-A O-T A PTS Telecommunications 133.70 129.53 133.07 + 1.74 + 1.32 ◊ 1.11 + 22.32 HiYldA m ⁄4.06 ... +13.4 PATaxFrIs b ⁄10.56 + 0.2 + 2.8 HiYldB m ⁄4.07 ... +13.1 IntlEqPl ⁄12.61 +0.6 + 6.2 CDC Nvest turned it into a three-game series,” TOP DEFENDERS NAMED Kobe Bry- James 44 7-20 5-8 1-6 13 21 x-United States 5 3 2 0 0 25 13 9 Computer 726.37 710.90 724.53 + 11.02 + 1.54 ◊ 6.92 + 16.37 Vol (100) Last Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg Vol (100) Last Chg %⁄Chg IntlMMSv b ⁄8.72 + 0.7 + 6.0 ShTmBdIs ⁄10.01 +0.1 + 1.3 BalA m ⁄8.68 + 0.9 + 8.0 HiYldC m ⁄4.06 ... +13.2 SmCapEqIs⁄12.73 + 1.4 + 4.2 no answer for it,” Boston forward ESPN), the N.C.A.A. investigators Wallace 22 1-4 0-0 1-7 1 2 x-Norway 5 1 3 0 1 8 20 4 Nasd100Tr 661687 28.84 + 0.43 ATechCer 193 5.58 +0.48 + 9.4 Medifast n 3526 8.26 ◊0.49 ◊ 5.6 IncomeA m ⁄6.73 + 0.1 + 6.8 LgCpVlAMR b⁄13.16 + 1.4 + 6.0 BondIncA m ⁄11.65 + 0.2 + 4.5 James said. ant and Kevin Garnett were se- Ilgauskas 22 3-10 3-4 3-7 2 9 Germany 5 1 4 0 0 13 27 3 SPIdx ⁄12.86 + 1.3 + 8.0 SmallCapA m ⁄12.58 + 1.4 + 4.1 BondIncB m ⁄11.64 + 0.1 + 4.2 Ray Allen said. SPDR 347285 94.88 + 1.15 HungTel 1315 13.23 +1.08 + 8.9 FreqEl 223 8.99 ◊0.41 ◊ 4.4 IncomeB m ⁄6.74 + 0.1 + 6.5 USGovIs ⁄10.18 + 0.2 + 1.8 should be in Los Angeles, turning West 29 3-8 0-0 1-1 1 6 Latvia 5 1 4 0 0 8 19 3 IntGovtA m ⁄9.49 + 0.1 + 1.3 ShTmBdAMR ⁄9.48 ... + 1.4 CapGrowA m ⁄9.45 + 1.2 +10.3 Game 5 is Wednesday night, and lected to the league’s all-defensive BootsCts 80938 0.54 + 0.02 DotHill 5246 8.92 +0.72 + 8.8 ChartMM 3154 18.70 ◊0.80 ◊ 4.1 SmCpVaAMR ⁄12.60 + 1.1 + 9.4 ValEqIs b ⁄7.74 + 1.3 + 5.9 GovtSecsA m⁄12.32 + 0.3 + 3.2 Garnett scored 15 points, but only over every coffee mug in the Tro- Szczerbiak 30 6-11 0-0 1-2 2 14 x-advanced to quarterfinals OTHER INDEXES DJIA Diam 79570 87.34 + 1.17 IntGovtB m ⁄9.51 ... + 0.9 AlarisMed 628 9.49 +0.62 + 7.0 ASciE 69 8.30 ◊0.30 ◊ 3.5 American Cent Armada GrowIncA m ⁄10.16 + 1.4 + 7.9 Game 6 will be back in Cleveland on team on Monday, along with Mar- Gibson 27 5-9 2-4 1-6 4 14 Monday American Exch 885.25 876.07 883.53 + 7.32 + 0.84 ◊ 7.38 + 7.18 SemiHTr 56844 28.55 + 0.62 HanovCap 536 9.52 +0.48 + 5.3 ArenaRs n 70 5.60 ◊0.20 ◊ 3.4 IntGovtC m ⁄9.48 ... + 1.0 BalAlcIs b ⁄8.27 + 1.0 + 5.8 Value Line Arith 1138.28 1138.28 1138.28 + 15.28 + 1.36 ◊ 10.13 + 10.11 IntlGrA m ⁄13.05 + 0.4 + 2.1 AZMuniBd ⁄11.31 +0.3 + 2.8 GrowIncB m ⁄9.70 + 1.4 + 7.5 2 in the second half against the de- jans’ athletic department. And more Smith 24 4-6 0-0 0-6 1 8 United States 9 ...... Norway 1 Viragen 55462 0.15 * MS SP08 139 9.77 +0.49 + 5.3 QuadCty pf 8 10.30 ◊0.35 ◊ 3.3 Bond I b ⁄10.37 + 0.1 + 2.7 Russell 2000 418.20 412.70 418.20 + 4.67 + 1.13 ◊ 16.31 + 9.16 IntlGrB m⁄12.31 +0.4 + 1.8 BalInv ⁄13.84 + 0.8 + 6.6 GrowthA m ⁄6.26 + 2.1 +12.6 Friday. cus Camby, Bruce Bowen and Tim Varejao 25 6-8 0-0 0-6 0 12 Canada 6 ...... Finland 3 CptTImg 46490 0.30 ◊ 0.06 ML EMC 40 10.42 +0.50 + 5.0 HallwdGrp 32 16.45 ◊0.54 ◊ 3.2 CoreEqIs b ⁄9.53 + 1.4 + 8.1 LtdTmUSA m ⁄11.67 ... + 1.1 fense of Cavaliers forward Ander- than a collective condemnation of Wilshire Total Mkt 9007.35 8847.63 8994.03 +110.69 + 1.25 ◊ 11.74 + 7.80 IntlGrC m⁄12.32 + 0.4 + 1.8 CAHYldMu⁄10.00 +0.2 + 3.2 Pavlovic 12 0-1 2-2 0-1 0 2 Russia 5 ...... Switzerland 3 EagleBbnd 40652 0.28 + 0.05 MScsco03 n 33 8.56 +0.41 + 5.0 McRae A 24 6.75 ◊0.20 ◊ 2.9 CAIntTxF ⁄11.69 + 0.3 + 2.2 EqGrowI b⁄16.93 + 1.1 + 6.2 MATxFIncA m⁄16.70 + 0.2 + 3.3 Duncan, who was picked for the 11th Phila Gold & Silver 71.98 71.23 71.73 + 1.04 + 1.47 ◊ 11.20 ◊ 6.55 LgCpBValA m⁄10.02 + 1.6 + 6.9 EqGrowRet m ⁄16.75 + 1.1 + 6.1 son Varejão. Allen had 15 points and TOO MUCH FOR STERN Before the Totals 239 35-77 12-18 8-42 24 88 Germany 5 ...... Latvia 3 Probex 29478 0.08 * AResInvTr 466 7.35 +0.34 + 4.9 NHltcre 75 19.71 ◊0.54 ◊ 2.7 LgCpBValB m ⁄9.84 + 1.7 + 6.7 CALgTxF ⁄11.95 + 0.3 + 3.0 MuniIncA m⁄7.48 + 0.1 + 2.3 Mayo, a teenager enabled every Phila Semiconductor 359.56 347.18 358.54 + 7.84 + 2.24 ◊ 29.58 + 23.96 CALtdTxF ⁄10.87 + 0.1 + 1.4 EqIdxI b ⁄8.14 + 1.2 + 7.9 SelectA m ⁄9.73 +1.4 + 5.3 time. Denmark 3 ...... Belarus 2 Phila Bank 811.45 795.16 809.61 + 10.83 + 1.36 ◊ 8.38 + 8.24 DevonE 28652 47.81 + 0.48 MLS10 2-07 39 8.50 +0.40 + 4.9 ML Def09 n 40 8.70 ◊0.23 ◊ 2.6 LrgCapGrA m⁄7.77 + 1.6 +10.1 GNMAI b ⁄10.42 ...+ 0.8 Paul Pierce 13. Cavaliers-Celtics game in Cleve- Percentages: FG .455, FT .667. 3-Point LtdMatRtA m ⁄10.50 ... + 0.6 DivBdInv ⁄10.60 + 0.1 + 3.2 SelectB m ⁄9.57 +1.3 + 4.9 step of the way, there should be a di- Phila Oil Service 92.77 90.65 91.71 + 0.04 + 0.04 ◊ 17.10 + 5.78 EmgMktInv ⁄3.78 + 0.5 + 8.3 GovtIncIs b ⁄9.59 ... + 1.2 SelectC m ⁄9.57 + 1.3 + 4.9 Goals: 6-17, .353 (Gibson 2-4, Szczerbiak MidCapGrA m ⁄7.30 + 1.0 +10.1 IntBdI b ⁄11.02 +0.2 + 2.9 MidCapGrB m ⁄7.12 + 1.0 + 9.9 EqGrowAdv b⁄16.35 + 1.3 + 8.0 StarAdvA m ⁄13.47 + 1.4 + 8.5 alogue on what the N.C.A.A. can do 2-4, James 2-5, West 0-4). Team Rebounds: UNITED STATES 9, NORWAY 1 EqGrowInv⁄16.37 +1.3 + 8.0 IntlEqI b ⁄7.96 + 0.5 + 3.1 StarAdvB m ⁄12.27 + 1.3 + 8.1 8. Team Turnovers: 7 (15 PTS). Blocked MidCpCrA m ⁄22.20 + 1.1 + 4.8 LarCapUlI b⁄8.15 + 1.1 + 8.5 MidCpCrB m ⁄20.32 + 1.0 + 4.6 EqGrowIs ⁄16.39 + 1.3 + 8.1 StarAdvC m ⁄12.27 + 1.4 + 7.9 about financial temptation for fu- Shots: 2 (James 2). Turnovers: 7 (James United States...... 3 3 3—9 MARKET DIARY NYSE VOLUME VOLUME EqIdxInv ⁄3.77 + 1.1 + 7.4 LgCpValI b ⁄13.80 + 1.5 + 5.4 StarValA m ⁄6.69 + 1.4 + 7.9 MidCpCrC m ⁄20.30 + 1.0 + 4.6 LtdMatBdI b ⁄10.16 + 0.1 + 1.3 4, West 2, Ilgauskas). Steals: 5 (James 3, Norway ...... 0 1 0—1 MuniBdA m⁄8.25 + 0.1 + 2.8 EqIdxIs ⁄3.78 + 1.3 + 7.8 StratIncA m ⁄12.24 + 0.4 +16.4 ture pros biding their time in college NYSE NASDAQ AMEX Regular Session 1,359,278,750 NYSE NASDAQ AMEX EqIncAdv b⁄6.82 + 0.9 + 5.1 MIMuBdI b ⁄11.36 + 0.2 + 2.2 StratIncB m ⁄12.22 + 0.4 +16.1 Wallace 2). Technical Fouls: None. FIRST PERIOD—1, U.S., Dubinsky 1 MuniBdB m⁄8.26 + 0.1 + 2.5 MidCapGrI b⁄5.45 + 1.5 + 8.3 because the rules won’t allow them Yesterday Previous Yesterday Previous Yesterday Previous Fixed Price Session 8,055,000 OppI A m ⁄10.75 + 0.7 + 5.7 EqIncInst ⁄6.83 + 0.9 + 5.3 CG Capital Markets Boston ...... 21 22 22 12—77 (Burish), 11:12. 2, U.S., Brown 4, 12:15. 3, Advances 1,150,925,320 1,438,007,908 56,484,520 NatlTxEI b ⁄10.54 + 0.2 + 2.3 Want to Play for D’Antoni? Start Running EqIncInv ⁄6.82 + 0.7 + 5.1 EmgMktEq ⁄5.32 + 1.3 + 7.3 Basket Session 8,666,950 OppI B m ⁄10.25 + 0.7 + 5.6 OHTxEI b⁄11.62 + 0.2 + 2.2 Cleveland . . . . . 23 22 23 20—88 U.S., Kane 3 (Brown, Parise), 19:03 (pp). Advanced 2,279 2,405 2,015 2,159 532 533 FLMuniBd ⁄11.20 + 0.3 + 3.0 HighYldIv ⁄4.65 + 0.2 +10.3 to leave, or force them to come. Declines 203,906,310 291,771,028 5,466,570 OppIIA m⁄14.71 +0.6 + 5.3 PAMuniI b ⁄10.87 + 0.3 + 2.4 Penalties—Myrvold, Nor (interference), :54; Declined 979 839 1,154 976 283 259 NASD 249,713,180 Gift ⁄12.10 +1.2+ 2.2 IntFixIn ⁄8.43 + 0.1 + 3.0 OppIIIA m ⁄7.40 +0.8 + 7.2 SCapVA m ⁄16.38 + 1.2 + 5.5 Stuart, U.S. (kneeing), 6:25; Trygg, Nor Unchanged 178 169 525 560 96 97 Chicago 71,492,440 GinMaeInv ⁄10.79 ◊ 0.3 + 0.7 IntlEq ⁄6.81 + 0.7 + 4.8 Even Floyd, when he brought his A—20,562 (20,562). T—2:30. Officials—Bob Total 1,387,500,000 1,754,458,969 64,056,000 OppIIIB m ⁄7.24 + 0.8 + 7.1 SmCapGrI b ⁄7.32 + 1.7 + 9.7 toni’s playbook. Lee’s rebounding Total issues 3,436 3,413 3,694 3,695 911 889 Boston 40,526,200 PrmEqA m⁄8.11 + 1.1 + 8.0 GlGold d ⁄8.59 + 1.9 ◊ 5.9 IntlFixIn ⁄8.39 + 0.6 + 8.9 Delaney, Steve Javie, Mark Wunderlich. (interference), 18:55. New Highs 284 219 205 148 55 39 Composite Total 1,781,177,020 207,597,090 GlGrowth ⁄5.30 + 1.3 + 5.2 SmCpValI b ⁄16.93 + 1.3 + 5.7 From First Sports Page team to New Jersey to play in the Philadelphia 12,018,000 PrmEqB m⁄7.60 + 1.1 + 7.5 LgCapGro ⁄9.25 + 1.5 +14.5 skills, athleticism and ability to fin- New Lows 4 2 4 16 36 GovBdInv ⁄11.29 +0.1 + 2.0 ToRtAdvI b ⁄10.89 + 0.2 + 3.9 SECOND PERIOD—4, U.S., Dubinsky Year to Date 128,187,190,000 132,252,461,000 5,390,873,000 PrmEqC m⁄7.61 +1.2 + 7.6 TxMgdEqI b ⁄9.29 + 1.0 + 5.1 LgCapVal ⁄8.39 + 1.5 + 6.7 2007 Round of 16, said he didn’t Block Trades 22,115 20,011 n-a 13,487 n-a n-a Cincinnati 11,926,200 RealEstA m⁄16.24 + 0.4 +11.0 GrowthInv ⁄15.60 +1.3 + 8.2 MltSMNuIv ⁄8.54 ... + 0.6 A lack of conditioning 2 (Leopold, Ballard), 5:48. 5, Norway, Artisan first list, according to coaches and ish at the rim make him an asset in ArcaEx 8,001,000 2002 to Date 122,177,190,000 162,387,811,000 5,031,902,000 RealEstB m ⁄16.29 + 0.4 +10.8 HeritInv ⁄9.26 + 1.1 + 1.8 MtgBacked ⁄8.16 ◊ 0.1 ... SOCCER Trygg 1 (Holtet, Bastiansen), 8:08 (pp). Block Trades are transactions of 10,000 or more shares. IntSmCpIv d ⁄11.38 + 1.1 +14.7 think the N.B.A.’s collective bar- RealEstC m ⁄16.26 + 0.4 +10.8 HiYldInv ⁄6.33 + 0.2 + 9.6 SmCapGro ⁄9.67 + 1.5 +11.1 any offense. Richardson had one of Intl ⁄14.81 +0.4+ 0.1 others familiar with D’Antoni’s sys- 6, U.S., Martin 1 (Mueller, Kane), 11:19. 7, SelEqA m ⁄12.69 + 1.1 + 6.0 HiYldMu ⁄10.18 + 0.2 + 2.7 SmCapVal ⁄10.78 + 0.9 + 6.6 MidCap ⁄20.94 + 1.5 + 7.1 and athleticism could gaining agreement ending the U.S., Parise 5 (O'Sullivan, Kessel), 12:18. SelEqB m ⁄11.48 + 1.1 + 5.7 IncGrInv ⁄23.09 +1.1 + 6.6 his best seasons playing for D’An- SmCap ⁄11.05 + 0.7 +11.8 CGM tem. Nate Robinson, Quentin Rich- M.L.S. STANDINGS Penalties—Hansen, Nor (delay of game), SmCapEqA m ⁄8.84 + 0.9 + 7.4 IncGroAdv b⁄23.06 + 1.1 + 6.6 STANDARD & POOR’S 500 STOCK INDEX NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX SmCapVal ⁄12.48 + 0.8 + 7.6 CapDev ⁄16.79 + 1.9 +10.3 toni in 2004-5, averaging 14.9 points preps-to-pros progression that paid :19; Holos, Nor (holding), 2:23; Brown, U.S. SmCapGrA m⁄19.97 + 1.2 + 8.1 IncGrowIs ⁄23.12 +1.1 + 6.7 Focus ⁄20.28 + 2.4 +12.8 ardson and David Lee also figure to hurt some Knicks. EAST W L T Pts GF GA SmCapGrB m⁄18.85 + 1.2 + 7.8 InfAdjI ⁄11.00 +0.4+ 4.8 Asset Management Mutual ⁄17.88 +1.3+ 7.7 (slashing), 6:23; Greene, U.S. (interference), AdjRtMtg b ⁄9.95 ... + 0.7 and making 226 3-pointers for a 62- off for Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant Columbus . . . . .6 1 0 18 14 9 SmCpEqB m ⁄8.69 + 0.9 + 7.2 IntlBd ⁄13.37 + 0.6 +10.1 Realty ⁄17.06 + 2.2 +28.0 make the keeper list. Zach Ran- Chicago ...... 5 1 1 16 13 3 7:35; Leopold, U.S. (slashing), 9:29; Olimb, StratIncA m⁄8.14 + 0.4 + 8.0 IntlDisIs d ⁄9.57 + 1.1 + 6.8 IntMtg b ⁄9.78 + 0.1 + 1.1 ShUSGovt b ⁄10.78 ... + 1.0 CRM win team. and LeBron James was fair to the New England . . .4 3 1 13 10 11 Nor (holding), 10:23 (pp); Myrvold, Nor Summit m ⁄7.85 + 1.3 + 9.0 IntlDisIv d ⁄9.51 + 1.0 + 6.7 MdCpVlIns⁄16.57 +1.0 + 8.1 dolph and Jerome James — the two (slashing), 14:54; O'Sullivan, U.S. (tripping), � 950 � 1,600 TaxFInt f ⁄11.82 + 0.2 + 2.5 IntlGrAdv b ⁄6.40 + 0.8 + 0.5 USGovMtg b ⁄10.80 + 0.1 + 1.6 Red Bulls . . . . .3 1 2 11 8 5 UltraShrt b⁄9.96 ... + 0.6 SmCpValIs⁄18.64 + 1.0 +11.0 “That was the most fun season players. This past season, Bob 15:33; Dubinsky, U.S. (kneeing), 19:37. WeingartA m ⁄10.15 + 1.5 + 9.8 IntlGrInv ⁄6.41 + 0.6 + 0.5 SmCpValIv⁄18.22 + 1.1 +10.9 least athletic players — should top Toronto FC . . . .3 2 1 10 8 9 IntlGrIs ⁄6.42 + 0.6 + 0.5 Assetmark Eddy.” WeingartB m ⁄9.41 + 1.5 + 9.5 CSI Equity we’ve had,” said Richardson, who Knight went further, calling it “the Kansas City . . . .3 3 1 10 8 9 THIRD PERIOD—8, U.S., Brown 5 (Ballard, WeingartC m ⁄9.42 + 1.5 + 9.5 LfSciInv ⁄3.71 + 0.8 + 5.7 CrePlFxIn pb ⁄10.73 ... + 2.6 the list of outcasts. CSIEquity m ⁄12.00 + 0.8 + 5.5 The other knock on Curry has D.C. United . . . .2 5 0 6 9 14 Gilbert), 2:33. 9, U.S., Kessel 5 (Kane, High High AXA Rosenberg LgCoVlInv ⁄4.79 + 1.3 + 5.4 IntlEq b ⁄7.82 + 0.5 + 3.4 called D’Antoni over the weekend to NewOpp d⁄4.07 + 0.7 ... LrgCpGr b ⁄7.34 + 1.4 +12.4 Calamos Somewhere in the middle lies one WEST W L T Pts GF GA Wisniewski), 5:44. 10, U.S., Dubinsky 3 Close Close USSmCpIs ⁄9.99 +1.0 + 6.6 ConvC m⁄18.56 +0.8 + 6.7 been his lack of interest in defense USSmCpSel b ⁄* + 1.0 + 6.5 PremBd ⁄10.60 +0.1 + 3.1 LrgCpVal b ⁄8.16 + 1.5 + 5.4 congratulate him. Richardson ac- Colorado ...... 3 4 0 9 11 9 (Gilbert), 11:35 (pp). Penalties—Holmstedt, Nor RealEstIv ⁄17.22 + 0.4 +12.2 Atlantic Whitehall ConvertA m ⁄18.54 + 0.8 + 6.9 intriguing figure. Center Eddy Cur- FC Dallas . . . . .2 2 3 9 9 7 Low Low ValLgShIn ⁄10.09 ◊ 0.3 ◊ 2.8 ConvertB m ⁄20.72 + 0.8 + 6.7 and rebounding. But he is now play- (hooking), 9:37; Skadsdammen, Nor (holding), Accessor SelectInv ⁄30.86 +1.0 + 8.3 Gro&Inc b ⁄11.92 + 1.1 + 9.1 ry, at 6 feet 11 inches and 285 knowledged that he needed to slim Los Angeles . . .2 3 2 8 14 15 900 1,500 SelectIs ⁄31.04 +1.0 + 8.4 Growth b ⁄13.65 + 1.5 +12.3 GrIncA m⁄23.89 +1.1 + 8.3 12:35; Stafford, U.S. (slashing), 13:02. Growth ⁄18.53 +1.2+ 8.4 GrIncB m ⁄* +1.0+ 8.0 ing for the rare coach who believes Real Salt Lake . .2 3 2 8 11 12 IntlEq ⁄9.96 + 0.5 + 3.2 ShTmGovIv ⁄9.69 ◊ 0.1 + 0.8 Atlas pounds, looks like the antithesis of a down and regain his conditioning to What is the benefit of Shots on goal—U.S. 18-15-15—48. Norway SmCoIv ⁄5.98 + 1.0 + 8.7 CAMuni A b ⁄11.69 + 0.3 + 2.9 GrIncC m⁄24.05 +1.1 + 7.9 Houston ...... 1 2 4 7 7 10 NASDAQ MtgSec ⁄13.01 ◊0.2 + 1.1 GrowA m ⁄34.63 + 1.7 +10.1 offense is more important than de- 5-6-7—18. Power-play Opportunities—U.S. 3 ShortInt ⁄12.40 + 0.1 + 1.8 SmCpValIv ⁄7.26 + 1.0 + 7.3 GlobGr A b⁄13.33 + 1.3 + 4.5 run-and-gun player, but he might thrive under D’Antoni again. He is CD Chivas USA .1 4 2 5 10 15 SmCpVlAdv b ⁄7.25 + 0.8 + 7.2 GrowIn A b⁄17.32 + 1.2 + 5.0 GrowB m ⁄36.31 + 1.7 + 9.8 San Jose . . . . .1 4 1 4 4 8 of 7; Norway 1 of 8. Goalies—U.S., Esche (18 SmMidCap ⁄15.84 + 1.1 + 8.5 GrowC m⁄33.79 +1.7 + 9.8 fense. working out in Chicago with the re- forcing a prospect to Value ⁄14.46 +1.3+ 6.4 StrAggAd b⁄5.84 + 0.9 + 6.2 NatMuBdA b⁄11.86 + 0.3 + 3.0 flourish under D’Antoni. Three points for victory, one point for tie. shots-17 saves). Norway, Grotnes (38 shots-30 StrAlAgIv ⁄5.85 + 0.9 + 6.4 HiYldA m ⁄10.23 + 0.4 +12.7 Activa StrGro A b ⁄10.19 + 1.5 + 6.9 D’Antoni wants his players to be Thursday saves), Smith (6:41 third, 10-9). A—8,490. StrAlCnIv ⁄5.03 +0.6 + 4.2 StrInc A b ⁄4.39 + 0.2 + 8.3 MktNeuA m ⁄14.45 + 0.1 + 3.7 Curry thrives on lob passes and nowned trainer Tim Grover. COMPOSIITE IntmdBdA b ⁄10.87 + 0.2 + 3.2 MktNeuB m ⁄14.90 ... + 3.4 Real Salt Lake at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Referees—Alexander Poliakov, Russia; Brent StrAlMd ⁄5.52 + 0.7 + 5.5 USGovt A b ⁄10.40 ... + 0.8 bide his time in college ValueA b ⁄5.90 + 1.4 + 6.1 MktNeuC m ⁄14.59 + 0.1 + 3.5 decisive with the ball. “He’s going to “I’m here this summer working 850 1,400 StrAlMd b ⁄5.52 + 0.9 + 5.7 BB&T quick shots around the rim, before Reiber, Switzerland. Linesmen—Christian Advance Capital I StrAlMdIn ⁄5.53 + 0.9 + 5.8 Caldwell & Orkin demand that the ball moves, that Kaspar, Austria; Sylvan Losier, Canada. Balanced b⁄16.76 + 0.8 + 7.2 Bal Tr ⁄10.52 + 0.9 + 5.1 defenses have a chance to crowd my butt off to get back in playing S&P 500 TarMat05 ⁄98.40 + 0.1 + 1.5 EqInc A ⁄12.02 +0.9 + 6.6 MarketOpp d ⁄18.13 ◊ 0.1 ◊ 2.2 for a year? Bond b ⁄10.19 + 0.2 + 6.2 TarMat10 ⁄84.45 + 0.3 + 4.3 Calif Investment you don’t hold it, that you make sim- TENNIS GRAPHIIC EqGrow b ⁄19.87 + 1.4 +11.2 IntCorBTr b⁄10.79 + 0.2 + 5.4 the paint. The point of D’Antoni’s shape and to getting back to the TarMat15 ⁄69.10 + 0.5 + 7.4 MidCpIdx ⁄14.94 +1.2 + 5.9 RetInc b ⁄10.13 +0.2 + 6.3 IntGovBTr ⁄10.72 + 0.1 + 2.2 TarMat20 ⁄49.93 + 0.7 + 8.6 IntlTr ⁄6.45 + 0.8 ◊ 1.5 SP500Idx ⁄19.03 + 1.2 + 7.9 ple plays, that you’re unselfish,” FOOTBALL Advantus shoot-in-seven-seconds offense is to Quentin Richardson that I used to TarMat25 ⁄41.65 + 0.6 + 8.6 LrgCoGrTr ⁄7.42 + 1.2 + 9.8 TaxFInc ⁄13.27 + 0.3 + 2.4 HAMBURG MASTERS CornrstA m⁄12.00 + 1.1 + 7.0 TaxFrBond⁄11.08 +0.2 + 2.5 LrgCoVlTr ⁄14.35 + 1.1 + 4.5 Calvert Iavaroni said. be,” said Richardson, who gained MtgSecA m ⁄11.06 + 0.1 + 2.5 keep defenses off balance. Curry is TechInv ⁄1.45 + 2.1 +14.2 MidCapGTr ⁄8.86 +1.7 + 8.7 CapAccmA m⁄18.17 + 1.7 + 7.8 HAMBURG, Germany ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 800 1,300 Advisors' Inner Crcl TxMgdVlIv d ⁄5.19 + 1.4 + 5.1 NCIntTFTr ⁄10.87 + 0.2 + 2.0 Income m ⁄17.00 + 0.3 + 5.5 no gazelle, and his conditioning is That means Randolph, who likes weight and lost mobility after back worst thing that’s happened to col- Singles First Round C&BMdCpVl b⁄* + 1.0 + 8.2 UltraAdv b⁄22.93 + 1.3 + 9.1 ShUSGovTr ⁄10.03 ... + 1.1 NatMuIntA m ⁄11.29 + 0.3 + 3.1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE FMASmCo⁄17.22 +0.7 + 6.4 UltraInv ⁄23.12 +1.3 + 9.2 to repeatedly jab-step at defenders surgery in 2007. “I know I’ll be a lot Fernando Verdasco, Spain, d. Mikhail SmCoGrTr ⁄10.36 + 1.0 + 7.7 NewVisSmA m ⁄14.18 + 1.1 + 2.0 an issue. But he is athletic and sur- lege basketball since I’ve been Youzhny (10), Russia, 6-3, 6-2. Juan Eastern Division ICMSmCo ⁄25.53 + 1.0 + 6.8 UltraIs ⁄23.29 + 1.3 + 9.2 VAInTFrBd ⁄12.03 + 0.3 + 2.2 SocInvBdA m ⁄16.06 + 0.1 + 4.0 W L T Pct PF PA LSVValEq ⁄10.54 +1.3 + 5.1 before launching 15-foot jumpers, better if I get my speed and quick- Monaco (12), Argentina, d. Filippo Volandri, Util ⁄8.59 + 0.7 + 4.1 BBH SocInvEqA m ⁄28.02 + 1.6 + 6.1 prisingly light on his feet. He could coaching." McKIntl ⁄7.63 + 0.7 + 4.7 Dallas ...... 9 1 0 .900 494 455 ValueAdv b ⁄6.28 + 1.1 + 5.8 InflatIdx ⁄11.31 + 0.4 + 5.1 SocInvEqB m ⁄26.53 + 1.6 + 5.8 Italy, 6-1, 4-0, retired. Ivo Minar, Czech RHJMicCp ⁄13.96 + 1.1 + 7.4 will probably make D’Antoni cringe. ness and explosiveness back.” Philadelphia . . . . 9 2 0 .818 702 558 ValueInv ⁄6.29 +1.1+ 6.1 IntlEq d ⁄8.14 + 0.4 + 1.6 SocIvBalA m⁄23.57 + 0.9 + 5.9 be dangerous as a post sprinter — if After all these years, I am happy Republic, d. Feliciano Lopez, Spain, 6-3, RHJSmMid⁄11.06 +0.8 + 4.5 ValueIs ⁄6.30 + 1.1 + 6.1 Cleveland . . . . . 6 4 0 .600 578 582 TxFShInt ⁄10.87 +0.1 + 0.9 TaxFLongA m⁄17.34 + 0.3 + 3.4 (Randolph’s lack of athleticism and It remains to be seen what D’An- 6-4. Olivier Rochus, Belgium, d. Gianluca SCSmCVIns ⁄13.27 + 1.4 + 8.3 VeedotInv d ⁄3.94 + 1.8 + 8.5 TaxFLtdA f ⁄10.77 ... + 1.1 he sheds enough pounds to sprint. to agree with Knight on something, Dragons ...... 6 4 0 .600 504 478 SirBondIs ⁄9.86 + 0.2 + 2.8 VistaInv ⁄9.65 + 1.2 + 9.9 BNY Hamilton Naso, Italy, 7-6 (11), 2-6, 6-4. Jo-Wilfried 750 1,200 EnhInInst ⁄2.01 ... + 1.0 TaxFVTA f ⁄16.44 + 0.2 + 2.9 his large contract probably make toni can do with the Knicks’ clunky Columbus . . . . . 2 8 0 .200 474 545 SirSpEIs ⁄4.29 +0.9+ 5.7 American Exp Prtnr WdVaIntlA m⁄13.17 + 0.7 + 3.1 “One thing I know about Mike is especially an issue that has long Tsonga (14), France, d. Nicolas Mahut, TSWIntlEq ⁄9.63 + 1.3 + 4.2 EqIncIs ⁄10.93 +0.9+ 6.3 Southern Division 22 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 22 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 FundValA m ⁄4.01 + 1.3 + 5.0 IntGovtIs ⁄10.58 + 0.1 + 2.2 Causeway him trade bait in any case.) lineup, or how much the roster will France, 0-6, 7-6 (5), 6-2. Simone Bolelli, Aegis Value he’s always trying to get guys the W L T Pct PF PA FundValB m ⁄3.96 + 1.3 + 4.8 IntIvGrIs ⁄10.65 +0.1 + 2.9 IntlVlIns d⁄10.09 + 0.8 + 7.6 troubled me: the paternalistic atti- Italy, d. Marcel Granollers, Spain, 7-5, March April May March April May Val ⁄13.33 + 0.9 + 5.3 American Expr Crawford’s and Robinson’s speed New Orleans . . . 7 4 0 .636 611 539 IntNYTEIs ⁄11.15 +0.2 + 2.4 IntlVlInv m ⁄10.06 + 0.8 + 7.5 ball where they’re really good with have to be reshaped to fit his style. tudes regarding athletes and col- 6-2. Juan Ignacio Chela, Argentina, d. Alger Group BlChipA m ⁄6.62 + 1.2 + 7.3 IntTxEIs ⁄10.59 + 0.3 + 2.6 Centura Jose Antonio Sanchezde Luna, Spain, Orlando ...... 7 4 0 .636 617 600 BalA f ⁄16.91 + 1.0 + 9.0 BlChipB m⁄6.44 + 1.1 + 7.0 and 3-point shooting make them Iavaroni predicted that D’Antoni IntlEqIs ⁄7.70 + 0.8 + 4.3 MidCapC ⁄10.00 + 1.1 + 7.3 it,” said Marc Iavaroni, the Mem- lege, self-servingly tailored to keep 6-3, 6-3. Andy Murray (15), Britain, d. Georgia ...... 5 5 0 .500 584 548 BalB m ⁄16.56 +1.0 + 8.7 BlChipY ⁄6.63 +1.2+ 7.4 LgCapGrIs ⁄8.48 + 1.1 + 9.2 Century Shares Tampa Bay . . . . 4 6 0 .400 519 541 BalC m ⁄16.63 + 1.0 + 8.7 BondA m ⁄4.92 + 0.2 + 3.8 phis Grizzlies’ coach and a former solid fits for D’Antoni’s system. and Walsh would “work very well Dmitry Tursunov, Russia, 6-4, 6-1. Albert LrgCpVlIn ⁄8.63 + 1.3 +10.1 CenturySh d⁄32.44 + 1.2 + 8.4 a large base of African-American AMERICAN CONFERENCE CapApInsI ⁄9.74 + 1.5 +15.4 BondB m ⁄4.92 + 0.2 + 3.5 SmCapGrIs ⁄12.82 + 1.2 + 7.8 Montanes, Spain, d. Mardy Fish, U.S., 6-1, CapApprA f⁄6.80 + 1.5 +15.8 Chase Invmt Counsel top assistant for D’Antoni. “I think They will surely enjoy the freedom together, and they’re going to come Central Division N.Y.S.E. VOLUME BondY ⁄4.92 ... + 3.6 Babson 6-3. Nicolas Kiefer, Germany, d. Paul-Henri CapApprB m ⁄6.44 + 1.4 +15.6 Growth ⁄13.27 +0.8+ 5.0 basketball players from having the CATaxEA m⁄5.38 + 0.2 + 2.7 Bond L ⁄1.58 ... + 3.0 Mathieu (16), France, 6-4, 6-4. Marat Safin, W L T Pct PF PA LATE STOCK TRADING CapApprC m ⁄6.44 + 1.6 +15.6 Chesapeake he’s going to say to Eddy, ‘You can to launch 3-pointers in transition — up with something that maybe isn’t DiscoverA m⁄5.41 + 1.5 +11.8 Enterp ⁄16.52 +0.4+ 8.5 Chicago ...... 8 2 0 .800 588 461 LgCGrInsI ⁄9.42 + 1.5 +12.4 AggrGrow f⁄9.26 + 1.6 +10.0 same choices as high school gradu- Russia, d. Marin Cilic, Croatia, 7-5, 6-2. DivrEqInA m ⁄7.34 + 1.7 + 7.9 EnterpII ⁄23.10 +1.1 + 6.5 Colorado ...... 4 6 0 .400 516 561 LrCapGrwA f ⁄7.81 + 1.6 +12.5 GrowSupIs ⁄8.05 + 2.0 + 8.6 do things you’ve never done be- a “bad shot” according to many as pure as Phoenix, and may one Andreas Seppi, Italy, d. Michael Berrer, MOST ACTIVE, 6:35 P.M. NEW YORK CLOSE DivrEqInB m ⁄7.31 + 1.5 + 7.5 Growth ⁄8.68 +1.3+ 5.3 In billions of shares LrCapGrwB m ⁄7.36 + 1.5 +12.4 Chestnut ates in baseball and hockey. I’ve al- Grand Rapids . . 3 7 0 .300 565 600 2.5 EmgMktA m ⁄4.13 + 1.0 + 0.2 ShadwStk ⁄12.51 + 0.8 + 5.5 Germany, 6-3, 6-0. Michael Llodra, France, � MdCpGInsI ⁄11.79 + 1.7 +12.4 Chestnut ⁄284.66 + 0.9 + 8.1 fore.’ I think that’s going to excite coaches, but a good shot in D’An- day end up being better.” Kansas City . . . . 2 8 0 .200 491 591 Regular 6:35 P.M.Early/Late Daily LateVol Regular 6:35 P.M.Early/Late Daily LateVol EmgMktB m ⁄3.94 + 1.0 ... Value ⁄36.81 +1.3+ 4.9 ways wondered why no one ever d. Guillermo Canas, Argentina, 7-6 (7), 6-2. Stock Exch. Last Last Chg High Low (100) Stock Exch. Last Last Chg High Low (100) MidCapGrA f ⁄6.01 + 1.7 +12.1 EqSelectA m ⁄10.02 + 1.1 + 3.3 Cigna Western Division MidCapGrB m ⁄5.64 + 1.6 +11.7 EqSelectB m ⁄9.37 + 1.2 + 3.0 Bailard Biehl Kaiser SP500IdxI ⁄5.80 + 1.2 + 8.0 worried if Sidney Crosby had read W L T Pct PF PA SmCapA f ⁄3.11 + 1.3 + 9.1 EqSelectY ⁄10.10 +1.1 + 3.3 CogValue ⁄9.31 + 1.0 + 6.7 TmsqCPlBI⁄10.45 + 0.2 + 4.6 2.0 GenElec N 28.97 28.97 * 29.07 28.75 16708 Merck N 59.00 59.00 * 59.10 57.76 4081 EnhGr ⁄6.58 + 1.5 +16.9 INTERNAZIONALI BNL San Jose . . . . . 6 5 0 .545 605 581 Nasd100Tr A 28.84 28.84 * 28.96 28.17 14240 BarrickG N 17.33 17.32 ◊0.01 17.42 17.28 4017 SmCapB m ⁄2.92 + 1.4 + 9.0 EqValueA m ⁄7.31 + 1.5 + 6.7 TmsqSCGrI ⁄* +0.7 + 8.1 enough of the classics before his de- SmCpInstI ⁄11.91 + 1.0 + 8.7 EqValueB m ⁄7.32 + 1.7 + 6.5 IntlEq ⁄4.16 + 1.2 + 6.7 Arizona ...... 4 6 0 .400 502 594 SPDR A 94.88 94.78 ◊0.10 95.12 93.28 13956 LehmBr N 66.70 66.70 * 67.42 64.63 3982 OppBond ⁄7.66 + 0.1 + 3.4 CitiStreet D'ITALIA Alliance Bernstein EurEqA m ⁄2.90 +0.3 + 3.2 DivBondI ⁄12.01 + 0.1 + 3.9 Los Angeles . . . 4 7 0 .364 609 681 CtryTel un N 27.45 27.22 ◊0.23 27.55 27.20 12244 Chubb un N 26.60 26.52 ◊0.08 26.60 26.15 3925 Baird HOCKEY STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS but at 18 with the Penguins. AmerGovIA m⁄7.64 + 0.3 +11.6 ExtraIncA m ⁄2.62 + 0.1 +11.5 IntlStkI ⁄9.46 +0.4+ 2.0 Utah ...... 2 9 0 .182 636 680 1.5 HostMarr N 8.39 8.39 * 8.41 8.15 3924 AggrInst ⁄10.99 + 0.1 + 4.6 ROME Agilent N 16.30 16.30 * 16.39 15.72 12022 AmerGovIB m⁄7.65 + 0.4 +11.5 ExtraIncB m ⁄2.62 ... +11.2 LrgCoStkI ⁄9.10 +1.2 + 8.5 Monday HorGrInst ⁄6.76 + 1.2 + 5.5 Singles First Round NYSE VOLUME CntryTel N 32.49 32.50 +0.01 32.65 32.35 7985 Microsoft s Q 26.21 26.16 ◊0.05 26.47 26.06 3798 AmerGovIC m⁄7.67 + 0.4 +11.5 FedIncA m⁄4.94 ... + 0.8 SmCoStkI ⁄9.27 + 1.3 + 8.9 IntBdInst ⁄11.11 +0.2 + 3.8 • Georgia 63 ...... Philadelphia 62 BostSci N 48.00 48.01 +0.01 48.29 46.51 7426 DellCptr Q 31.90 32.00 +0.10 32.33 30.92 3713 BalShrA m⁄14.10 + 1.0 + 7.6 FedIncB m⁄4.95 +0.2 + 0.7 Citizens Funds Vera Zvonareva (10), Russia, d. Ai Sugiyama, Banknorth 1.0 Intel Q 19.99 20.04 +0.05 20.08 19.43 6980 Xerox N 10.35 10.35 * 10.43 10.10 3686 BalShrAdv ⁄14.12 + 1.0 + 7.8 FedIncC m⁄4.95 + 0.2 + 0.7 CoreGr b ⁄15.86 +1.4 + 5.7 At least David Stern, the N.B.A. Japan, 6-3, 6-3. Agnes Szavay (11), Hungary, USSteel N 14.28 14.28 * 14.35 13.95 6753 JPMorgCh N 30.94 30.94 * 30.99 29.77 3436 BalShrB m⁄13.45 + 1.0 + 7.3 FedIncY ⁄4.95 + 0.2 + 1.1 IntermB m⁄10.69 + 0.1 + 2.5 ROUNDUP d. Yan Zi, China, 6-1, 6-1. Virginie Razzano, LgCapCo m ⁄8.11 + 1.2 + 4.5 CoreGr Is ⁄13.02 + 1.4 + 5.9 AmIntGp N 56.35 56.36 +0.01 56.53 55.27 6656 Westell Q 5.37 5.40 +0.03 5.52 5.25 3000 BalShrC m⁄13.51 + 1.0 + 7.4 GlbTechA m ⁄1.31 + 1.6 +23.6 EmgGrow b ⁄10.35 + 1.8 + 6.4 France, d. Julia Vakulenko, Ukraine, 6-1, 6-2. TRANSACTIONS BdCorpBdA m ⁄11.98 + 0.1 +10.2 GloBalA m ⁄4.41 + 0.7 + 6.5 VTMuni m ⁄10.35 + 0.1 + 1.6 commissioner, doesn’t say it is Cisco Q 16.67 16.64 ◊0.03 16.78 16.23 6270 ExxonMbl N 35.55 35.55 * 35.60 35.21 2944 GloEq b ⁄13.13 +1.0 + 2.9 Samantha Stosur, Australia, d. Michaella BdCorpBdB m ⁄11.97 ... + 9.9 GloBondA m⁄6.64 + 0.5 + 7.3 Barclays Glob Inv Income b⁄10.25 +0.2 + 4.7 0.5 JohnJn N 56.16 56.35 +0.19 56.40 55.55 6145 Oracle Q 12.46 12.46 * 12.53 12.20 2417 GloBondB m⁄6.64 + 0.5 + 7.1 AssetAlc p⁄8.69 + 1.0 + 4.2 about education, a good thing since, Krajicek, Netherlands, 6-3, 6-2. Monica BdCorpBdC m ⁄11.98 + 0.1 +10.0 Clipper BASEBALL ApldMatl Q 15.72 15.80 +0.08 15.85 15.09 5819 NextelC Q 13.94 13.94 * 14.05 13.34 2404 BdUSGovtA m ⁄7.49 + 0.1 + 2.2 GloGrowA m⁄4.11 + 1.0 + 5.4 Life2010I ⁄11.21 +0.6 + 4.4 Niculescu, Romania, d. Jill Craybas, U.S., Clipper ⁄75.76 + 1.2 ... as Knight pointed out, most one- Citigrp N 39.39 39.40 +0.01 39.65 38.43 4830 Compuwre Q 5.03 5.05 +0.02 5.10 4.78 2383 BdUSGovtB m ⁄7.49 + 0.1 + 1.9 GloGrowB m⁄3.93 + 1.0 + 5.1 Life2020I ⁄12.52 +0.8 + 5.7 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Francesca Schiavone (17), American League Cohen & Steers Datsyuk Lifts BrMySq N 26.32 26.32 * 26.48 25.83 4506 BrcdeCm Q 6.69 6.69 * 6.94 6.47 2303 BdUSGovtC m ⁄7.50 + 0.1 + 1.9 GrDmnsA m ⁄2.08 + 1.0 + 7.2 Life2030I ⁄12.24 +1.0 + 6.5 Italy, d. Lucie Safarova, Czech Republic, 6-4, BOSTON RED SOX—Designated RHP Julian 0 DiscValA m⁄11.71 + 1.4 +15.1 GrowthA m ⁄21.99 + 1.2 + 8.4 Life2040I ⁄13.09 +1.0 + 7.3 EqIncA m⁄12.30 +0.6 + 9.4 and-done freshmen forget their ChesEng N 9.08 9.08 * 9.26 8.98 4322 DmRes pfU N 51.25 51.25 * 51.25 50.90 2250 EqIncB m⁄12.00 + 0.6 + 9.2 7-5. Anabel Medina Garrigues, Spain, d. Tavarez for assignment. Activated 1B Sean DispValB m ⁄11.45 + 1.4 +14.8 GrowthB m⁄20.53 + 1.2 + 8.1 Barclays Global Inv classroom locations the minute eli- Casey from the 15-day DL. Released LHP 22 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 10 EmgMkDbtA m ⁄7.84 + 0.8 +23.0 GrowthY ⁄22.27 + 1.2 + 8.5 BondIndx ⁄10.27 +0.1 + 3.0 EqIncC b⁄12.00 +0.6 + 9.2 Alisa Kleybanova, Russia, 6-1, 7-5. Caroline EmgMkDbtB m ⁄7.92 + 0.8 +22.7 GrthDimB m ⁄2.04 + 1.5 + 7.4 SP500Stk⁄114.50 + 1.3 + 8.0 Realty d ⁄47.10 + 0.8 +10.1 Wozniacki, Denmark, d. Tamira Paszek, Abe Alvarez. March April May RealtyIns ⁄31.87 + 0.8 +10.6 gibility is guaranteed through the CHANGES UP CHANGES DOWN EmgMkDbtC m ⁄7.93 + 0.8 +22.6 HiYldTxEA m ⁄4.51 + 0.3 + 2.6 Baron Red Wings Austria, 6-3, 6-0. Virginia Ruano Pascual, National League GlbValAdv ⁄9.03 + 1.1 + 9.1 HiYldTxEB m ⁄4.51 + 0.3 + 2.3 Asset b ⁄35.35 +0.8 + 2.7 Colorado BondShares PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Optioned RHP Vol 6:35 P.M. Early/Late Vol 6:35 P.M. Early/Late COBdShrs f ⁄9.26 ... + 1.9 tournament. From Stern’s position, Spain, d. Anastasia Rodionova, Russia, 6-1, 6-3. GloStrInB m ⁄8.73 + 0.2 + 9.4 InsTaxEA m⁄5.62 + 0.2 + 3.0 Growth b ⁄28.72 + 1.0 + 6.8 Iveta Benesova, Czech Republic, d. Elena John Van Benschoten to Indianapolis (IL). Stock Exch. (100) Last Chg %Chg Stock Exch. (100) Last Chg %Chg GrowA m ⁄24.18 + 1.5 +11.1 InsTaxEB m⁄5.62 + 0.2 + 2.7 SmCap b⁄14.91 + 1.4 +11.5 Columbia it’s all about marketing, herding the SAN DIEGO PADRES—Purchased the contract GrowB m ⁄17.06 + 1.5 +10.9 IntTaxEA m ⁄5.47 + 0.2 + 2.2 iOpportun m⁄5.06 + 1.6 +21.6 Bal ⁄18.47 + 0.8 + 6.0 Vesnina, Russia, 6-3, 7-5. Alona Bondarenko, of INF Edgar Gonzalez from Portland (PCL). iShBrazil A 30 13.75 + 2.95 + 27.3 QLT Q 963 11.24 ◊ 1.66 ◊ 12.9 GrowC m⁄17.08 + 1.4 +10.8 IntlA m ⁄5.00 + 0.6 + 1.2 ComStkZ ⁄15.99 +1.3 + 7.2 chosen ones into the madness of Ukraine, d. Mara Santangelo, Italy, 6-2, 6-2. FlagstrB N 14 39.00 + 2.45 + 6.7 NetRatn Q 130 7.10 ◊ 0.80 ◊ 10.1 Bear Stearns To 3-0 Lead Designated INF Callix Crabbe for assignment. GrowIncA m ⁄2.81 + 1.4 + 8.5 IntlAgGrA m ⁄4.78 + 0.8 + 3.9 HiYldA m ⁄8.34 + 0.1 + 8.2 FixInSecZ ⁄13.75 +0.1 + 3.2 Olga Govortsova, Belarus, d. Karin Knapp, NikuCp rs Q 2 6.55 + 0.26 + 4.1 SonicSol Q 35 6.26 ◊ 0.40 ◊ 6.0 GrowIncAd ⁄2.82 + 1.4 + 8.5 IntlB m ⁄4.91 + 0.6 + 1.0 HiYldToRC m ⁄8.34 + 0.1 + 8.0 GrowthZ ⁄23.05 + 1.3 +10.6 March to raise their profiles by the Italy, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. Agnieszka Radwanska INDEX TO TABLES Sanmina Q 782 5.55 + 0.19 + 3.5 FactData Q 117 12.72 ◊ 0.78 ◊ 5.8 GrowIncB m ⁄2.77 + 1.5 + 8.4 IntlSelVA m ⁄5.33 + 0.4 + 8.8 S&PStarA m ⁄17.79 + 1.7 + 9.5 HiYldZ ⁄8.68 ...+ 6.2 GrowIncC m ⁄2.77 + 1.1 + 8.0 IntlSelVB m ⁄5.27 + 0.6 + 8.4 IntlStkZ ⁄10.35 + 0.6 + 3.0 By The Associated Press (12), Poland, d. Akgul Amanmuradova, BASKETBALL BMC Sft N 28 15.86 + 0.52 + 3.4 USHmSy Q 2 6.30 ◊ 0.31 ◊ 4.7 S&PStarB m ⁄17.24 + 1.7 + 9.4 time he calls them to the stage at Uzbekistan, 6-3, 6-0. Sara Errani, Italy, d. Cerdyn Q 45 15.20 + 0.48 + 3.3 WrlssFc Q 209 8.20 ◊ 0.39 ◊ 4.5 HiYldA m ⁄5.87 ... +11.5 IntlY ⁄5.02 + 0.6 + 1.4 S&PStarC m ⁄17.22 + 1.7 + 9.3 ORMuniZ ⁄12.69 + 0.3 + 3.1 MATaxEA m ⁄5.50 + 0.4 + 2.3 N.B.A. HiYldAdv ⁄5.88 + 0.2 +11.8 Bernstein RealEsEqZ⁄19.30 +0.7 + 8.9 Pavel Datsyuk picked a fine time the N.B.A. draft. Peng Shuai, China, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. Blockbstr N 41 19.03 + 0.58 + 3.1 LfelneS Q 2 23.00 ◊ 0.99 ◊ 4.1 MITaxEA m ⁄5.45 + 0.2 + 2.7 INDIANA PACERS—Re-signed F Stephen COMMODITIES Mutual Funds Explained C13 HiYldB m ⁄5.87 ... +11.2 CAMuni ⁄14.57 + 0.1 + 2.3 STBondZ ⁄8.75 ... + 1.9 AMCC Q 2182 5.10 + 0.15 + 3.0 BebeStrs Q 1 16.61 ◊ 0.68 ◊ 3.9 MNTaxEA m ⁄5.36 + 0.4 + 3.0 Graham. HiYldC m ⁄5.88 + 0.2 +11.4 DivrMuni ⁄14.39 + 0.2 + 2.3 SmCap ⁄18.42 + 1.3 +13.0 for his first career hat trick. He This can work nicely for everyone Quidel Q 2 6.13 + 0.16 + 2.7 ScottAnnL N 250 19.16 ◊ 0.69 ◊ 3.5 MNTaxEB m ⁄5.36 + 0.2 + 2.8 Women's N.B.A. Cash Prices C15 Mutual Funds Spotlight C13 HlthCareA m⁄9.75 + 1.2 + 6.3 EmgMktVal d ⁄16.49 + 0.9 +11.5 SpecialZ ⁄15.81 +1.3 + 6.9 ClosMed Q 21 22.00 + 0.50 + 2.3 Modine Q 3 20.75 ◊ 0.72 ◊ 3.4 HlthCareB m⁄9.49 + 1.3 + 6.0 MgdAllocA m ⁄7.47 + 0.7 + 3.1 StratValZ ⁄14.22 +1.3 + 8.2 scored twice in the first period and when Carmelo Anthony wins a na- GOLF MINNESOTA LYNX—Released G Brittney Futures C15 GovShDur ⁄13.09 ...+ 1.1 OPTIONS iShJapan A 5 7.00 + 0.16 + 2.3 PacIntrnet Q 42 9.20 ◊ 0.31 ◊ 3.3 IntDivA m⁄14.39 + 0.1 + 2.0 MgdAllocB m ⁄7.41 + 0.7 + 2.9 IntDur ⁄13.53 +0.2+ 3.5 Commerce then again with 2 minutes 41 sec- Vaughn. SouAfrica N 476 12.38 + 0.28 + 2.3 GaPacif N 25 17.80 ◊ 0.57 ◊ 3.1 IntlValA m ⁄10.52 + 0.7 +10.4 MutualA m⁄8.20 + 0.9 + 5.9 IntlValII ⁄14.38 +0.6 + 9.9 BondIns ⁄19.25 +0.2 + 3.0 tional championship at Syracuse for SACRAMENTO MONARCHS—Waived F Futures Tables Explained C15 IntlValB m ⁄10.44 + 0.7 +10.1 MutualB m⁄8.14 + 1.0 + 5.6 Index Options C15 HarisHa Q 8 5.60 + 0.12 + 2.2 HlthTroncs Q 97 8.04 ◊ 0.26 ◊ 3.1 NYMuni ⁄14.25 +0.1+ 2.2 CrEqInst ⁄13.05 +1.2 + 6.2 onds remaining Monday night in MET P.G.A. SENIOR MATCH Dionne Marsh. Gold C15 IntmDivB m⁄14.39 + 0.1 + 1.8 MutualY ⁄8.20 +0.9+ 6.0 ShDurCA ⁄12.69 ...+ 0.8 GrowthIs ⁄18.31 + 1.1 + 8.0 Jim Boeheim, when Derrick Rose IntParfu Q 7 7.00 + 0.15 + 2.2 AEP un N 118 40.14 ◊ 1.25 ◊ 3.0 IntmDivC m ⁄14.39 + 0.1 + 1.8 NYTaxEA m⁄5.35 + 0.2 + 2.5 IntlEqIs ⁄14.77 + 0.5 + 2.4 PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Stock Options C15 WmsCos N 190 7.15 + 0.15 + 2.1 AnnTaylr N 16 24.20 ◊ 0.72 ◊ 2.9 ShDurDivr ⁄12.71 ... + 0.8 the Detroit Red Wings’ 5-2 victory comes close enough at Memphis for FOREIGN EXCHANGE C14 IntmNYMA m ⁄14.25 + 0.2 + 1.9 NewDimenA m ⁄20.75 + 1.3 + 8.1 ShDurNY ⁄12.57 +0.1 + 0.9 KSTxFIIs ⁄19.51 +0.2 + 3.1 FOOTBALL SecComp n Q 3 7.00 + 0.14 + 2.0 MTS Q 1 13.59 ◊ 0.40 ◊ 2.9 MidCpGrA m ⁄3.90 + 1.8 +18.5 NewDimenB m ⁄19.71 + 1.3 + 7.8 ShDurPlu ⁄12.87 + 0.1 + 1.5 MOTaxF ⁄20.01 + 0.2 + 2.9 over the Stars in Dallas. John Calipari to rush in and negoti- GARDEN CITY, N.Y. STOCKS JD Edwr Q 197 11.72 + 0.22 + 1.9 BackYrd Q 1 5.87 ◊ 0.16 ◊ 2.7 MinnA m ⁄10.29 +0.1 + 3.2 NewDimenY ⁄20.85 + 1.3 + 8.2 TxMIntlVl ⁄15.71 + 0.6 + 9.5 MidCapGr ⁄19.28 +1.6 + 8.0 FIRST ROUND N.F.L. INTEREST RATES Pengrth g N 5 11.00 + 0.20 + 1.9 Radvisn Q 1 6.10 ◊ 0.16 ◊ 2.6 MuInCAA m ⁄10.93 + 0.2 + 1.8 OHTaxEA m ⁄5.41 + 0.2 + 2.6 NatlTaxF ⁄20.05 + 0.2 + 3.3 American Stock Exchange W6 MuInCAB m ⁄10.93 + 0.2 + 1.6 ProgressA m ⁄5.37 + 0.9 + 4.7 Berwyn The Red Wings are one win from ate a raise. But now we have Mayo, Long Island Half ARIZONA CARDINALS—Promoted Steve Keim NYSE Bond Trading C14 Sanofi n N 2 32.00 + 0.60 + 1.9 RavenInd s Q 1 15.90 ◊ 0.43 ◊ 2.6 Income ⁄11.19 + 0.4 + 6.7 ShGovtIs ⁄18.98 ...+ 1.5 Ed Burke, Woodmere d. Bobby Jenkins, to director of player personnel. Reassigned MuInCAC m ⁄10.93 + 0.2 + 1.6 ResOppA m ⁄3.97 + 1.3 + 6.7 ValueIs ⁄18.96 + 1.1 + 5.3 a berth in the Stanley Cup finals, Dividends Declared C14 NthValBcp Q 5 25.45 + 0.45 + 1.8 NeimM A N 4 32.53 ◊ 0.82 ◊ 2.5 MuInIIAZA m⁄10.82 + 0.1 + 1.4 ResOppB m ⁄3.74 + 1.4 + 6.6 Bishop Street accused of showing as little patience Westhampton 2&1; Cameron Wood, Inwood Malik Boyd from area scout to regional AMEX Bond Trading C14 EqIsA b ⁄8.16 + 1.2 + 8.5 Community Reinvest PSS Wrld Q 6 5.69 + 0.10 + 1.8 Apogee Q 50 6.05 ◊ 0.15 ◊ 2.4 MuInIIAZB m⁄10.80 + 0.1 + 1.2 S&PIndexD m⁄3.67 + 1.1 + 7.9 QualInv b⁄11.02 + 0.3 + 2.6 taking a 3-0 lead over Dallas in the d. Mike Caporale, North Hills 4&3; John Sutter, scout and Don Corzine from combine scout Foreign Stocks C14 SoUnCo N 84 13.01 + 0.22 + 1.7 Martek Q 1 32.76 ◊ 0.79 ◊ 2.4 MuInIIFLA m ⁄10.37 + 0.1 + 2.9 S&PIndexE d ⁄3.69 + 1.4 + 7.9 HIMuniIsA b ⁄11.38 + 0.3 + 3.1 on waiting for his payday as the to area scout. Announced the contracts of Active Bond Issues C14 HiGrInIsA b ⁄10.88 + 0.2 + 3.4 Comstock Spring Rock GCtr d. Mike Darrell, Southward CTI Mole n Q 88 17.70 + 0.28 + 1.6 FstCnslt Q 50 5.50 ◊ 0.13 ◊ 2.3 MuInIIFLB m ⁄10.38 + 0.1 + 2.6 SelectA m ⁄8.81 +0.1 + 2.9 Western Conference finals. Rashaan Curry, Bill Dekraker and Lonnie Foreign Stock Indexes W1 Bjurman, Barry CapValA m ⁄4.09 ◊ 1.4 ◊13.0 typical contract-jumping coach, Ho 20 Holes; Tommy Thomas, Inwood d. Jim Agencies and Zeroes C14 CEurMed s Q 18 16.25 + 0.25 + 1.6 MonCasn Q 70 7.98 ◊ 0.19 ◊ 2.3 MuInIIFLC m ⁄10.38 + 0.1 + 2.6 SelectB m ⁄8.81 +0.1 + 2.6 Young, scouts, will not be renewed. MuInIIMAA m ⁄10.96 + 0.1 + 2.2 SelectY ⁄8.81 + 0.1 + 2.9 MicroCpGr b ⁄22.41 + 1.7 +10.3 Conseco Detroit has won nine games in a Andrews, Old Westbury 4&3; Charlie Bolling, Bond Tables Explained C14 New York Stock Exchange W2 XM Sat Q 1168 10.15 + 0.16 + 1.6 Sicor Q 2 18.72 ◊ 0.45 ◊ 2.3 MuInIIMAB m ⁄10.94 + 0.2 + 2.0 SmCoIdxA m ⁄5.65 + 0.9 + 6.0 BlackRock ConsecEqY⁄8.60 +1.1 + 9.3 DONNA McWILLIAM/ASSOCIATED PRESS demonstrating that a year of indul- Fresh Meadow d. Austin Straub, Cold Spring CHICAGO BEARS—Signed K Robbie Gould to New Highs and Lows W2 MuInIINJA m ⁄9.98 + 0.1 + 2.9 SmCoIdxB m ⁄5.32 + 0.9 + 5.8 BalInvA m ⁄12.29 + 0.8 + 6.2 HiYldA m ⁄7.91 + 0.1 +14.8 row, setting a franchise record for a gence by the likes of Floyd doesn’t 2&1; Darrell Kestner, Deepdale d. Greg a five-year contract extension through 2013. Money C14 In late trading, until 6:35 p.m., these were the 30 most active stocks yesterday. The percent MuInIINJB m ⁄9.99 + 0.2 + 2.8 SmCpAdvnA m ⁄4.66 + 0.9 + 8.6 CoreBTRIn ⁄10.14 + 0.1 + 3.2 Copley Hurd, North Hempstead 5&4; Jon Kudysch, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed FB Steven Copley ⁄33.66 + 0.7 + 2.0 single postseason. The streak is the Detroit forward Pavel Datsyuk beat Dallas goalie Marty Turco twice change reflects the activity during the extended session only, not during the regular day. The MuInIIOHA m ⁄10.08 + 0.2 + 3.0 SmCpAdvnB m ⁄4.52 + 1.1 + 8.4 CoreTRIvA m ⁄10.14 + 0.1 + 3.0 Woodcrest d. Tom Herzog, Cold Spring 4&3; Jackson, WR Kevin McMahan, OT Ken Treasury Bills, Bonds and Notes C14 Nasdaq National Market W4 MuInIIOHB m ⁄10.07 + 0.1 + 2.7 SmCpValA m ⁄4.85 + 1.0 + 5.4 CrPlTRBlr ⁄10.53 + 0.2 + 1.9 Country always benefit the growth and repu- highs and the lows reflect activity during the regular day and late trading. The volume represents longest in the N.H.L. since Montreal in the first period and again in the third for his first career hat trick. Tom Lupinacci, Montauk Downs d. Mike Shackleford and LB E.J. Kuale to two-year Treasury Inflation Bonds C14 Nasdaq Small Capitalization W5 MuInIIOHC m ⁄10.08 + 0.2 + 2.8 SmCpValB m ⁄4.78 + 1.1 + 5.3 CreBTRInB m ⁄10.14 + 0.1 + 2.7 Growth b ⁄18.76 + 1.0 + 6.4 tation of the gifted and talented. contracts. late trading only. MuInIIPAA m⁄10.53 + 0.1 + 2.6 StockA m⁄15.93 + 1.3 + 8.4 CreBTRIvC m ⁄10.15 + 0.1 + 2.7 Countrywide won 11 in a row in 1993. Turnesa, Rockville Links 5&4. JETS—Signed K Mark Myers. MUTUAL FUNDS Preferred Stocks W4 The exchange symbol N refers to the New York Stock Exchange, Q represents the Nasdaq MuInIIPAB m⁄10.53 + 0.1 + 2.3 StockB m ⁄15.78 + 1.3 + 8.1 CreBTRSvc ⁄10.14 + 0.1 + 3.1 DavenptEq ⁄10.26 + 1.4 + 7.2 Or, for that matter, the program WESTCHESTER/CONNECTICUT HALF OAKLAND RAIDERS—Signed DT Tranell MuInIIVAA m⁄10.81 + 0.1 + 3.0 StockY ⁄15.93 +1.3+ 8.4 CreTRBlrk ⁄10.16 + 0.1 + 3.3 Datsyuk’s performance over- Bob Minicozzi, Powelton d. John McPhee, Mutual Funds C12 Stock Tables Explained W3 national market system and A represents the American Stock Exchange. MuInIIVAB m⁄10.79 + 0.1 + 2.8 StratAggA m ⁄9.21 + 1.4 + 7.5 DETaxFIns ⁄10.41 + 0.3 + 2.6 Continued on Next Page first, then again 37 seconds after puck to the face in Sunday’s 4-2 loss left behind. It would be impossible Morant. Waived OL Adam Spieker. shadowed important goals by Jiri Waccabuc 6&5; John DeForest, Rondout d. Arena Football League Nicklas Grossman tied the score at to the Penguins. The blow opened a to feel sorry for Floyd and U.S.C. if Bob Miller, Bergen Point 1 Up; Angela Aulenti, COLORADO CRUSH—Waived DB Zach Hudler and Henrik Zetterberg. Sterling Farms d. Sean Garrity, Longshore Norton. 15:13. cut that required more than 50 they wound up in the N.C.A.A. gulag Default; Bob Moro, Fairview GR d. Bobby ORLANDO PREDATORS—Waived K Todd Hudler broke a 2-2 tie when he con- Brad Richards also scored for the stitches. The Flyers trail, 2-0, in the for their willful ignorance of what Heins, Old Oaks 2&1; Grant Turner, Siwanoy France. verted a breakaway at 11:54 of the d. Jeff Bohr, Dunwoodie 1 Up; Rick Vershure, Stars, tying the game at 2-2 early in series. they were getting into for one sea- Quaker Ridge d. Nick Manolios, Mount Kisco second period. Zetterberg scored a 4&3; Peter Serafimoff, Millbrook d. Mike HOCKEY the second period. short-handed goal 1:38 into the third SAN JOSE FIRES COACH The Sharks son. Which ended, by the way, with- DiBuono, Pound Ridge 5&4; Nelson Long, N.H.L. Osgood and Dallas goalie Marty Century d. Dave Carazo, Tuxedo Club 3&2. CAROLINA HURRICANES—Agreed to to put Dallas two goals behind. Zet- fired Coach Ron Wilson on Monday out a single victory in the N.C.A.A. SECOND ROUND terms with D Bryan Rodney on a one-year Turco each made 16 saves, but Long Island Half contract. terberg also assisted on two of Dat- after the team’s latest disappoint- tournament, or two fewer than the Osgood improved to 9-0 this post- Burke d. Wood 3&2; Thomas d. Sutter MONTREAL CANADIENS—Signed F Ryan syuk’s goals. ment in the Stanley Cup playoffs. season before. 2&1; Kestner d. Bolling 2 Up; Kudysch d. White to a three-year contract. season. Lupinacci 4&3. NASHVILLE PREDATORS—Signed F Martin Neither team tried to retaliate for Wilson, hired in December 2002, is Westchester/Connecticut Half Erat to a seven-year contract. Philadel- the Sharks’ leader in victories and E-mail: [email protected] DeForest d. Minicozzi 1 Up; Moro d. Aulenti SAN JOSE SHARKS—Fired Ron Wilson, an incident at the end of Game 2. In FLYERS LOW ON DEFENSE 3&2; Vershure d. Turner 2&1; Serafimoff d. coach. the final seconds, Red Wings goalie phia will probably be without its top winning percentage. Wilson had a Long 2&1. Chris Osgood appeared to use the two defensemen Tuesday when it 206-134-45 record. SOCCER MOBILE: HARVEY ARATON handle of his stick to poke Stars cen- hosts Game 3 of the Eastern Confer- The Sharks won the Pacific Divi- Major League Soccer ONLINE: LATEST RESULTS PHILADELPHIA—Named Rob Smith director ter Mike Ribeiro in the face. Ribeiro ence finals against Pittsburgh. sion and had the second-best record Get your favorite columns on of operations and Dave Debusschere chief then slashed Osgood across the The Flyers were already missing in the league this season, but they your mobile phone. Text the Continually updated financial officer. agate type news and scores: chest. The league fined both players Kimmo Timonen, who has a blood were eliminated by the Dallas Stars author’s name — for example, TENNIS Sunday, but did not suspend them. clot on his left ankle. Now Braydon in six games in the Western Confer- “araton” — to 698698. nytimes.com/sports World Team Tennis Datsyuk scored at 9:27 of the Coburn is doubtful after taking a ence semifinals. SPORTIMES—Named Dustin Taylor coach.

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Agate Type is the small sans-serif type typically used in financial, calendar listings, movie listings and sports pages. A page containing all or mostly agate is called an Agate Page. Agate can appear in tabular or non- tabular (or text) format. In a rare instance of inter-newspaper standardization, 5.5-point News Gothic is the favored agate type face at most U.S. newspapers, since this allows The Associated Press to accurately measure the numbers of characters that can fill a line of agate type one column wide.

The larger generally serif type used in stories is called Body Type.

Other type faces (such as those used in headlines) are known generically as Display Type. Subheads & Summaries

Subheads are nearly extinct in their original form. They are very short headlines, usually in bold body type, that break up long columns of text.

As newspapers moved to shorter articles and more horizontal layouts that made better use of graphics and color, subheads lost their utility and visual impact. The example at left is from 1974, but by 2000 they were largely gone.

Today, some newspapers refer to any lower level of a main head as a Subhead. Some can be multi-line Summary Grafs (or Summary Heads or Readouts) or single-line Summary Lines; others are shorter Decks or Banks subordinate to the main head.

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CAMPAIGN ’08 Two parties, Subheads or two remedies Crosslines for healthcare

care and employers facing new McCain wants wider coverage mandates. In the past, voters some- and cheaper coverage. times have complained that there was little difference be- So do Clinton and tween Republicans and Demo- Obama. But their paths crats. That’s far from true in the 2008 campaign, at least are starkly divergent. where healthcare is concerned. On this issue, which many By Ricardo voters rank near the top of Alonso-Zaldivar their concerns, the two parties Times Staff Writer offer clear choices. The Democratic and Re- washington — If John Mc- publican candidates espouse Cain becomes president, similar goals: making medical Americans would be steered insurance more available and toward buying individual more affordable for more Francine Orr Los Angeles Times health insurance policies, and Americans. But their strate- job-related coverage eventually gies for achieving those goals ONE LAST SPIN could decline. If Barack Obama are fundamentally different. So or Hillary Rodham Clinton are the ways in which, over Stephanie Glenn of Pasadena rides the Pacific Wheel on the Santa Monica Pier with her daughter wins, more people would get time, the nation’s healthcare their insurance from the gov- system would change. Kiersten, 2, and husband, Aaron. The Ferris wheel, which has provided millions of rides since 1996, ernment — with many workers McCain, for example, says was sold on EBay and will come down starting today. A new one will take its place in a few weeks. offered the equivalent of Medi- he would give individuals more freedom of choice; critics say he could destabilize the employer- based system that the middle COLUMN ONE class has relied on for more than half a century. Clinton and Obama, mean- while, say their fairly similar At 107, Numbers crunch in LAPD buildup strategies would give better and more affordable coverage to more — eventually all — peo- and cuts in public services. lion extra with each successive aren’t sure. Villaraigosa will ple; critics say they would still A lot has changed But the city’s $406-million year. have few options for big in- march the country toward so- budget shortfall is also a prod- To continue the LAPD ex- creases in fees next year. And cialized medicine. since the mayor uct of two pivotal policy choices pansion in the midst of an eco- Councilman Greig Smith, a Re- For the approximately 60% proposed adding 1,000 made by Villaraigosa since tak- nomic downturn, Villaraigosa publican who is a reserve police of Americans covered by em- a real ing office in 2005: adding 1,000 has called for reductions in li- officer, warned that the mayor ployer-provided health insur- officers — primarily officers to the Los Angeles Po- brary hours and supplies, ani- is trying to hire too many offi- ance, none of the plans would lice Department and hiking the mal shelter hours, park rangers cers too quickly — a strategy bring dramatic changes over- the economy. pay of unionized city workers. and maintenance, summer rec- that threatens to create a big- [See Healthcare, Page A10] live wire On paper, paying for the reation workers and arts pro- ger budget mess by 2011, the Extensive use of By David Zahniser grams. year that all the new officers new officers looks easy. If the Times Staff Writer City Council approves the may- With another grim year ex- will be on the job. RELATED STORY or’s budget, annual trash fees pected in 2009-10, the budget “We’re digging ourselves a Clinton, Obama Summary Grafs Livermore’s firehouse Los Angeles Mayor Antonio will have been raised by more woes pose a major question for hole,” said Smith, who sits on hit the talk shows Villaraigosa and the city’s top than $140 million since 2006. the mayor: Even if he reaches the council’s Budget and Fi- bulb has been burning financial experts were stunned But hiring so many new officers his goal of 1,000 new officers, nance Committee. “And the Two days before the next continuously since 1901. last fall when a steep drop in is much trickier when home can that rapid buildup — his question is, is the hole so deep primaries, they spar over tax revenue punched a hole in sales are flat, sales taxes are No. 1 priority — be sustained? that we can’t dig ourselves gas tax “holiday,” her Iran It’s generated awe and the city budget — forcing them down and city employee pay As they review the mayor’s out?” remarks. Nation, A11 respect, even from fans to propose an array of fee hikes raises have cost nearly $90 mil- budget, some council members [See Buildup, Page A14] of a rival Texas light.

By John M. Glionna Times Staff Writer Livermore, Calif. To Chinese firms ive years after his retirement, ex-fire- fighter Tom Bramell still likes to visit F Station No. 6 for old U.S. is a bargain times’ sake, whistling in amazement at all the changes — the strange faces and slick as I thought.” high-tech engines. States aggressively Liu is part of a growing But one thing remains wave of Chinese entrepreneurs exactly the same, and it’s what woo manufacturers. expanding into the U.S. From Bramell misses the most about Lower electricity and Spartanburg to Los Angeles his firefighting days. The they are building factories, sturdy little object hangs from land costs can offset buying companies and invest- the ceiling in the firehouse’s ing in business and real engine bay, emitting its famil- a higher labor tab. estate. iar faint orange glow. Individually, these deals He calls it the long-lived By Don Lee pale next to high-profile invest- lightbulb of Livermore. Times Staff Writer ments such as the $5-billion That’s actually something stake China’s sovereign wealth of an understatement. dongguan, china — Liu Keli fund took in Morgan Stanley At 107 years and counting, couldn’t tell you much about last year, or state-owned oil gi- the low-watt wonder with the South Carolina, not even where ant CNOOC Ltd.’s $18.5-billion curlicue carbon filament has it is in the United States. It’s as bid to acquire El Segundo- been named the planet’s long- obscure to him as his home re- based Unocal Corp. in 2005. Wally Skalij Los Angeles Times est continuously burning bulb gion, Shanxi province, is to But unlike the suspicion or by both Guinness World Re- most Americans. uproar those moves generated HANDS-ON APPROACH cords and Ripley’s Believe It But Liu is investing $10 mil- — CNOOC withdrew its offer The Lakers’ Kobe Bryant tries to take the ball from Utah’s Mehmet Okur Or Not. lion in the Palmetto State, amid U.S. political pressure, As objet d’art and enduring building a printing-plate fac- and the Bush administration in the Lakers’ 109-98 win in Game 1 of the teams’ Western Conference symbol of American reliability tory that will open this fall and [See China, Page A4] semifinal series. Game 2 is Wednesday night at Staples Center. SPORTS, D1 and ingenuity, it’s been lauded hire 120 workers. His main aim by senators and presidents. is to tap the large American It boasts a website — market, but when his finance www.centennialbulb.org, staff penciled out the costs, drawing a million hits a year — he was stunned to learn how Inside Today’s Times a historical society and even a they compared with those in webcam that allows curious China. Southland teacher A mix of luck, polish fans to check on it 24 hours a Liu spent about $500,000 for [See Lightbulb, Page A12] seven acres in Spartanburg — held in abuse case Vietnamese dominance of the manicure less than one-fourth what it The Santa Monica would cost to buy the same teacher of 30 years is trade started with the help of a U.S. star. amount of land in Dongguan, a accused of molesting four city in southeast China where students. California, B1 he runs three plants. U.S. elec- These days, it’s hard to meet tricity rates are about 75% Online ‘friends’ By My-Thuan Tran a manicurist who isn’t Viet- lower, and in South Carolina, Times Staff Writer namese. In California, Viet- Liu doesn’t have to put up with may be enemies namese Americans make up an frequent blackouts. Social networking sites Even before Hoa Thi Le left estimated 80% of nail techni- About the only major thing Dave Getzschman For The Times can be easy pickings for Vietnam, she heard about Cali- cians, according to the indus- that’s more expensive in Spar- Killing exposes scammers. Business, C1 fornia’s booming nail business try’s trade publication. Nation- tanburg is labor. Liu is looking from her brothers and sisters. wide, it’s 43%. to offer $12 to $13 an hour there, Berkeley divide Desert harmony All six became manicurists af- “The Vietnamese have tak- versus about $2 an hour in ter arriving in America. en over the nail industry,” said Friends mourn the victim, The Judds, in “one-night” Dongguan, not including room who lived on UC So when Le came to Orange Tam Nguyen, who operates the and board. But Liu expects to reunion, strike a chord at County in December, she went beauty school his refugee par- Berkeley’s elite fraternity Stagecoach. Calendar, E1 offset some of the higher labor row. The suspect came straight to beauty school. ents started. costs with a payroll tax credit “My family told me, ‘Do “They began serving a niche from the working-class Weather: Morning of $1,500 per employee from flatlands. California, B1 nails. It’s easy,’ ” said Le, 49, as that wasn’t served by Ameri- Robert Durell Los Angeles Times South Carolina. overcast, then cloudy. she practiced brushing hot- cans. And boom!” LIGHT FANTASTIC: “I was surprised,” said the Downtown: 69/57. B8 pink polish on a woman’s toe- They’ve also transformed a This low-watt wonder 63-year-old president of Shanxi Latest news: latimes.com nails at Advance Beauty Col- business that once was an in- Published: October 22, 1974 predates the airplane. Don’t Yuncheng Plate-Making lege in Garden Grove. “So I just dulgence for the pampered and Copyright © The New York Times even think about touching it. Group. “The gap’s not as large 7 85944 00050 6 Complete index: Page A2 followed them.” [See Nails, Page A13] Headline Styles THIS IS AN ‘ALL-CAPS’ HEADLINE; SOME LETTERS, SUCH AS IN McCARTHY, ARE SMALL-CAPS FOR READABILITY.

This is a ‘Title-Case’ Headline; Large Words and Verbs Are Upper-Case. The Capitalization Rules Can Be Complex.

This is a ‘sentence-case’ headline. It is capitalized as if it were a sentence. Many newspapers use this style for subheads.

This is a ‘Title-case Small-caps’ Head; Only the Big Words (and Verbs) Are Full-Sized Upper-Case.

This is a normal ‘small-caps’ head; It is capitalized as a sentence. This is the easiest to automate.

Although newspapers tend to have their own arcane variations of headline styles – and especially capitalization – they all use one of the five basic styles shown above. Variations include alignment and bold/italic.

They also tend to use single rather than double quotes (to save space) and allow certain abbreviations that are not normally seen in news articles. Newspapers that automatically generate headlines on web sites often use normal small-caps because it tends to hide capitalization mistakes.

The above headlines were set in 24-point New York Times Bookman Ludlow and NYT Bookman Ludlow Small Caps.