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Published Date: May 7, 2008
Myanmar cyclone toll rises but relief effort lags
By Mark Magnier and Henry Chu
Officials say as many as 22,000 are dead. The government says aid groups will be allowed in, but efforts are delayed by visa procedures.
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Obama takes North Carolina; Clinton wins Indiana
By Mark Z. Barabak
He remains well-positioned to win the nomination, but has not mustered the strength to finish off his rival.

COLUMN ONE
New York bicycle commuters face an uphill climb
By Louise Roug
With rising gas prices and concern over auto emissions, more workers are taking to two wheels. But they must navigate an obstacle course of anarchic traffic conditions.

NEWS ANALYSIS
Clinton's next move may be to prolong the path to nomination
By Peter Wallsten
She may seek to raise the number of delegates needed to clinch, arguing that delegations from Florida and Michigan should be seated at the convention.

96 arrested in San Diego State drug bust
By Tony Perry
Fraternity houses were infiltrated in a six-month undercover investigation, and widespread drug-dealing was found, authorities say.

Immigration
Border busts coming and going
By Richard Marosi
At random times in San Diego near the border, vehicles are searched. Most detainees without criminal records or numerous immigration violations are released in a few hours, officials say. Photo Gallery

 
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