- A Law Dogs Would Write, if They Were Lawyers... (Reuters)
- Tel Aviv monkeys to eat unleavened bread during Passover (AFP)
- Bigfoot sighting in northern Manitoba called into question by zoologist (Canadian Press)
- Many Scientists Encouraged By Griffin's Appointment (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- DeLay Thanks NASA for Shuttle Efforts (AP)
- Mars Rover Makes Movies of Dust Devils (AP)
- Forest Service Trying to Sell Property (AP)
- Ocean Off Hawaii Filled With Wreckage (AP)
- NASA Denies Claims It's Shading Shuttle Problems (Los Angeles Times)
- West Braces for More Rain and Thunder (AP)
- Bush Encounters Hurdles on Energy Agenda (AP)
- Questions Remain About Safety at NASA (AP)
- Slaying Highlights DNA Backlog in Mass. (AP)
- Ocean Off Hawaii Strewn With Wreckage (AP)
- Bush Faces Hurdles on Energy Agenda (AP)
- Nev. Esearcher Suing Over Security Probe (AP)
- 36 States Face Perchlorate Contamination (AP)
- Nev. Researcher Suing Over Security Probe (AP)
- Khatami likely to visit Kuwait for talks on gas field row (AFP)
- Researchers Perform Autopsies on Whales (AP)
- Priest Ordered to Stop Protests in Mass. (AP)
- Soyuz spacecraft leaves ISS with three astronauts: official (AFP)
- Capsule Leaves Space Station for Earth (AP)
- VP Cheney Meets with Saudi Leader in Dallas (Reuters)
- Soyuz spacecraft lands with three astronauts: official (AFP)
- Capsule Carrying Three-Man Crew Returns (AP)
- Russian, U.S., Italian Space Crew Return to Earth (Reuters)
- Small Quakes Hit Off Southern California (AP)
- Meteor Shower Surprises New England (AP)
- Soyuz spacecraft lands with three ISS astronauts (AFP)
- China Eyes Turbines at Sea to Boost Wind Power (Reuters)
- New Wave of Oil Drilling (Los Angeles Times)
- Russian Space Capsule Comes Back to Earth (AP)
- Cold Week with Snow Expected for Canadian Prairies (Reuters)
- Capsule Brings 3 Astronauts Back to Earth (AP)
- Gene-Modified Tissue May Slow Alzheimer's - Study (Reuters)
- Astronauts home safely from International Space Station (AFP)
- Valero to Buy Premcor to Become No. 1 U.S. Refiner (Reuters)
- Russian Capsule Returns From Space Station (AP)
- Floods kill five, displace hundreds in Somaliland (AFP)
- Mystery of Churchill's WWII Monkeys Solved (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Official Alleges Improper Pesticide Use (AP)
- Faith in Our Future? (U.S. News & World Report)
- NASA still wrestling with issues of safety, dissent (Knight Ridder)
- Study: Zinc Improves Memory of 7th-Graders (AP)
- Grasshopper Infestation Hits S.D. Ranchers (AP)
- Cassini Finds Hydrocarbons on Titan (AP)
- Tips for Disaster Planning for Animals (AP)
- Del. to Use $6M Grant to Study Ecosystem (AP)
- Valero to Buy Rival Oil Refiner for $6.9 Billion (Los Angeles Times)
- Cassini Finds Organic Material on Titan (AP)
- Monkeys die from heat stroke in South Korean laboratory (AFP)
- 5 Explorers Retrace Disputed Peary Trek (AP)
- Group Calls for Stem Cell Research Rules (AP)
- Western Romania declares emergency after flash floods (AFP)
- Kansas Board Taking Up Evolution Debate (AP)
- Russian Rocket Lifts DirecTV Satellite (AP)
- US National Academies recommend rules for stem cell research (AFP)
- Former AP Aerospace Writer Benedict Dies (AP)
- Mass. Senate Approves Stem Cell Bill (AP)
- Columbus Zoo Probes Giraffe's Death (AP)
- New Tornado Radar System Installed in Okla. (AP)
- HHS Chief: Ethics Rules at NIH Need Review (AP)
- Bush Wants Refineries at Ex-Defense Bases (AP)
- PetroVietnam, Canada's Talisman sign oil exploration deal (AFP)
- Device Aims to Detect Football Concussions (AP)
- Stem Cell Research Standards Offered (Los Angeles Times)
- President to detail energy proposal (USATODAY.com)
- NASA, Rice Univ. to Work on Power Cables (AP)
- Exploding Toads Puzzle German Scientists (AP)
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