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• Lawmakers agree on pension overhaul (By Matt Viser, Globe Staff)
• Tightening the rules on state pensions (Boston Globe)
• In a state over public holidays (By Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
• Cardinal O'Malley seeks to modify insurance venture (By Michael Paulson and Kay Lazar, Globe Staff)
• Outreach by police leads to identity for woman's burned body (By Milton J. Valencia, Globe Staff)
• In portraits of loss, an artist's gift of solace (By Vivian Nereim, Globe Correspondent)
• Sunset Point will not open this summer (By Rich Barlow, Globe Correspondent)
• Relatives of Betsy Tripp await verdict in fourth murder trial (By David Abel, Globe Staff)
• Kevin Cullen Kevin Cullen: Fix system that failed her (By Kevin Cullen, Globe Columnist)
• Yellow lobster with a side of intrigue (By Nandini Jayakrishna, Globe Correspondent)
• Ex-Brockton officer, German citizen accused of marrying to skirt immigration laws (By Jazmine Ulloa, Globe Correspondent)
• Plymouth studios won't get $50m in state bond funds (By Christine Legere, Globe Correspondent)
• New England in brief New England in Brief (Boston Globe)
• 2d man faces murder charge in Harvard dorm shooting (By Andrew Ryan and Tracy Jan, Globe Staff)
• Community leaders pledge to help Boston youth, deter violence (By Jenna Nierstedt, Globe Correspondent)
• Noisy prank spoils Latin Academy field day (By Matt Collette, Globe Correspondent)
• Gunfire episodes stir fear in North Cambridge (By Meghan Irons, Globe Staff)
• Jury in Clark Rockefeller kidnap trial asks judge about insanity defense (By Maria Cramer, Globe Staff)
• Widow of mob victim testifies in lawsuit against US (By Shelley Murphy, Globe Staff)
• Former resident is named BHA chief (By Michael Levenson, Globe Staff)
• New roadways suggested in Harvard's Allston plan (By Christopher Girard, Globe Correspondent)

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• Amesbury joins movement to help local and independent businesses stay alive (By Katheleen Conti, Globe Staff)

• Wedding plans are trimmed in the face of the recession (By Husna Haq, Globe Correspondent)

• BROCKTON Brockton City Council considers furloughs for highest-paid employees (By Michele Morgan Bolton, Globe Correspondent)

• David Schauer, 48; professor, researcher at MIT (By Bryan Marquard, Globe Staff)
• Philip J. McGovern, engineer, of Woburn (By Stewart Bishop, Globe Correspondent)
• Rajeev Motwani, 47; was mentor to Google founders (By Valerie J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times)
• Thomas H. Gosnell, 89, Nantucket conservationist (By Michele Richinick, Globe Correspondent)
• Kenny Rankin, 69, musician whose style melded jazz, pop (By Peter Keepnews, New York Times)
• Norman Brinker, 78; began Chili's restaurant chain (By Anabelle Garay, Associated Press)
• Robert Colescott, at 83; artist who challenged stereotypes (By Roberta Smith, New York Times)
• Sarah Snyder service slated (Boston Globe)

• Holocaust museum guard shot, killed (By Peter Schworm, Globe Staff)
• Senate nears passage of bill allowing FDA's tobacco rules (Associated Press and Globe Staff)
• Ex-student guilty of aiding terror group (Associated Press)
• GOP proposes 100 new nuclear plants (Associated Press)
• Driver fleeing police kills 3 children (Associated Press)
• Neb. doctor to offer 3d-term abortions in Kan. (Associated Press)
• 1 of 3 found from lost N.M. helicopter (Associated Press)
• Bodies recovered in N.C. explosion (Associated Press)
• 24 indicted in theft of Indian artifacts (Associated Press)
• Pentagon set to graduate first class of elite drone pilots (By Julian E. Barnes, Los Angeles Times)
• Study suggests metoclopramide is safe for morning sickness (By Linda A. Johnson, Associated Press)
• FDA panel backs 3 psychiatric drugs for children (By Matthew Perrone, Associated Press)
• Political Notebook Obama on healthcare bill: Flexibility on details, not results (Boston Globe)
• Washington couple ordered held in Cuba spying case (By Nedra Pickler, Associated Press)
• Plane's performance praised in near catastrophe (By Joan Lowy, Associated Press)

• Pakistan seeks public backing for fight against Taliban (By Asif Shahzad, Associated Press)
• Canadian critic of Sri Lanka is denied entry (Associated Press)
• WHO near declaring a flu pandemic (Associated Press)
• US reaffirms call for Palestinian state (Reuters)
• Campaign season gets testy in Iran (By Farah Stockman, Globe Staff)
• Khadafy, in first visit to Italy, hails 'new era' (By Alessandra Rizzo, Associated Press)
• Iranians' political passions run high (By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times)
• Nations fault North Korea (By Colum Lynch, Washington Post)
• Journalists unlikely to see harsh North Korean prisons, experts say (By William Foreman, Associated Press)
• Car bomb kills 29 in remote Iraqi town (By Anthony Shadid, Washington Post)
• Sub joins search for Air France black boxes (By Marco Sibaja and Emma Vandore, Associated Press)

• Globe Editorial Questions from an indictment
• Globe Editorial Community service at risk
• Globe Editorial More caps and gowns
• Joan Vennochi Menino - status quo running as agent of change
• Deirdre Cummings and Phineas Baxandall Opening state's purse
• David Tohn Digital trench warfare
• Dan Payne Sotomayor's life experience matters

• Red Sox 6, Yankees 5 Red Sox beat Yankees, are alone in first (By Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff)
• Bob Ryan Red Sox enjoying good times against Yankees while they last (By Bob Ryan, Globe Columnist)
• Wilfork present for Patriots' minicamp (By Christopher L. Gasper, Globe Staff)
• George Wright GC has been righted (By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff)
• On baseball Wakefield worthy of star consideration (By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff)
• Bullpen adds finishing touch (By Adam Kilgore, Globe Staff)
• Sports Log No more clubhouse visits for Manny (Boston Globe)
• Red Sox notebook Smoltz nearly ready to get started (By Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff)
• How the runs scored (Boston Globe)
• These Yankees have racked up numbers, but not No. 27 (By Bob Ryan, Boston Globe)
• Commentary Waiting for Dice-K to pitch in (By Nick Cafardo, Globe Staff)
• Roundup Utley lifts Phillies in 11th (Associated Press)
• Taking act to center stage, Magic's Lewis a hit (By Marc J. Spears, Globe Staff)
• NBA Finals notebook Mourning: Kobe doing it all (Associated Press)
• On hockey Goal of visiting Penguins is to bring Cup home (By Kevin Paul Dupont, Globe Staff)
• Stanley Cup notebook Wings want 1 for the thumb (Associated Press)
• Patriots notebook Belichick won't play that game (By Christopher L. Gasper and Mike Reiss, Globe Staff)
• Golf notes Open book is full of stories (By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff)
• Pro tours at a glance (Boston Globe)
• Back for seconds - with relish (By Michael Whitmer, Globe Staff)
• Keeping score around New England (Boston Globe)
• EMass D1 baseball Eagles keep soaring (By Evan MacDonald, Globe Correspondent)
• EMass D2 baseball Plymouth North sets sights on another title (By Jeff Powalisz, Globe Correspondent)
• EMass D3 baseball Emotional lift for Abington (By Julian Benbow, Globe Staff)
• Lexington 1, Braintree 0 Lexington home run knocks out Braintree (By Amara Grautski, Globe Correspondent)
• EMass D3 softball St. Mary's moves past Cohasset (By Monique Walker, Globe Staff)
• D1 boys' lacrosse Duxbury squeezes by Prep (By Peter Martin, Globe Correspondent)
• Boys' lacrosse roundup Scituate repeats as Division 3 boys' lacrosse champs (By Kevin Edelson and Peter Martin, Globe Correspondents)
• D1 girls' lacrosse Westwood takes fast lane to state final (By Maggie Cassidy, Globe Correspondent)
• tennis roundup Winchester boys and girls take dual wins over Hingham (By Dave Carty and Amelia Rayno, Globe Correspondents)
• Willard leaving Holy Cross, will join Pitino (By Jennifer Toland, Worcester Telegram &Amp; Gazette)
• O'Brien says he's staying at BU (By Mike Carraggi, Globe Correspondent)

• In tough times, businesses turn to food to boost morale (By Katie Johnston Chase, Globe Staff)
• Filene's Basement back on the block (By Jenn Abelson, Globe Staff)
• Hospital workers say yes to union (By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff)
• Making the signal switch without much static (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
• Tech Lab Palm Pre good, but falls short of iPhone (By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff)
• Labor dispute could hurt potential sale of Globe (By Robert Gavin, Globe Staff)
• $300,000 price sets record - for parking (By Megan Woolhouse, Globe Staff)
• White House seeks ways to tame pay of top executives (By Jim Kuhnhenn, Associated Press)
• Senate panel OK's new TARP chief (By Tim Ahmann and Patrick Rucker, Reuters)
• Fiat seals deal for Chrysler stake (Globe Wire Services)
• Crude, gas prices rise on supply drop (Bloomberg News)
• Mini car repairs found to be costly (Associated Press)
• May budget deficit reaches $189.7b (Associated Press)
• Fed survey suggests recession easing (Associated Press)
• FAA urged to add pilot history checks (Associated Press)
• Around the Region High hopes at Vertex for telaprevir (Reuters)
• Around the Region Putnam trims work for union plans (By Todd Wallack, Globe Staff)
• Merrill Lynch buy came after threat, Republicans say (By Anne Flaherty, Associated Press)
• Zipcar headed for 2010 public offering (By Julie Ziegler, Bloomberg News)
• State presses for files of firm tied to Madoff (By Beth Healy, Globe Staff)
• As other banks break free, US grip on Citi appears to tighten (By Eric Dash, New York Times)
• Mass. competition aims to aid start-ups (By D.C. Denison, Globe Staff)
• JOHN F. WASIK As home values fall, your property tax bill probably should decline, too (By John F. Wasik, Boston Globe)

• Kung Fu master to the stars (By S.I. Rosenbaum, Globe Correspondent)
• The outdoor cooking debate heats up again. Gas or charcoal? (By Ami Albernaz, Globe Correspondent)
• MY SPACE Woods Hole home guided by green (By Jaci Conry, Globe Correspondent)
• Plants that shine in the shade (By Ellen C. Wells, Globe Correspondent)
• Voices If the mirdle fits, wear it (By Christopher Muther, Globe Staff)
• STAGE REVIEW Actress St. George's a heartfelt tribute to Judy Garland (By Louise Kennedy, Globe Staff)
• He's a big hit in small parts (By Chris Lee, Los Angeles Times)
• BOOK REVIEW 'Not Everyone Gets a Trophy' describes working with Generation Y employees (By Chuck Leddy, Globe Correspondent)
• Nia Vardalos's road to fame, motherhood, weight loss (By Rachel Abramowitz, Los Angeles Times)
• G FORCE | DREW LACHEY Drew Lachey: 98 Degrees and handy (By Christopher Muther, Globe Staff)
• Bargain bin (By Ami Albernaz, Globe Correspondent)
• Cutter Hodierne is a dropout who has learned the ins and outs of music video (By Ian Shapira, The Washington Post)
• Critic's corner (By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff)
• Mark Your Calendar (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• JAZZ In the mood (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• POP Bringing the '80s back (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• EXHIBIT Film history (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• DINING A food farewell (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• COMEDY Here come the brides, etc. (By June Wulff, Globe Staff)
• Names RFK and adviser honored (By Mark Shanahan & Meredith Goldstein, Boston Globe)
• Celebrity News Alba apologizes in defacement flap (Boston Globe)
• MUSIC REVIEW Italian court music, tender and racy (By Jeremy Eichler, Globe Staff)
• MUSIC REVIEW The Decemberists are all in (By Sarah Rodman, Globe Staff)
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