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- BP Set to Replace Hayward as Chief Executive
- Homesteads and Other Sources of Tax Income
- Companies Wringing Huge Profits From Job Cuts
- In Rhinebeck, N.Y., Sealed Lips about a Clinton Wedding
- Inakadate Journal: Japanese Village Creates Art From Hues of Rice
- Mexican Officials Say Prisoners Acted as Hit Men
- At the White House, Losing a Game of Phone Tag
- Lutherans Welcome Seven Gay Pastors
- Doubts Emerge About Teenager's Role in S.I. Fire
- U.S. and South Korea Begin War Drills
| BP Set to Replace Hayward as Chief Executive | Top |
| Robert Dudley, an American, will take over leadership of the company after repeated stumbles by Tony Hayward in responding to the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. | |
| Homesteads and Other Sources of Tax Income | Top |
| Around the nation, cities and towns facing grim budget circumstances are grasping at unlikely means to bolster their tax bases, like giving away land. | |
| Companies Wringing Huge Profits From Job Cuts | Top |
| In the recession employers cut quickly and deeply, but now they are aiming to keep profit margins high without rushing into hiring again. | |
| In Rhinebeck, N.Y., Sealed Lips about a Clinton Wedding | Top |
| Residents of Rhinebeck, N.Y., are thrilled that Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky may marry here — though confidentiality agreements have kept lips sealed. | |
| Inakadate Journal: Japanese Village Creates Art From Hues of Rice | Top |
| Every year, villagers create large and complex images using rice paddies as their canvas and plants as their paint. | |
| Mexican Officials Say Prisoners Acted as Hit Men | Top |
| Inmates in a Mexico jail were allowed out at night to carry out murder-for-hire jobs using jail guards' weapons and vehicles, officials said Sunday. | |
| At the White House, Losing a Game of Phone Tag | Top |
| Part of the White House explanation for the handling of Shirley Sherrod's firing was that she could not be reached. That never would have been said in the old days. | |
| Lutherans Welcome Seven Gay Pastors | Top |
| The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is now the largest Protestant church to permit noncelibate gay ministers to serve in its clergy. | |
| Doubts Emerge About Teenager's Role in S.I. Fire | Top |
| Several clues had pointed investigators to C.J. Jones, 14, but as evidence taken from the scene was examined, doubts began to emerge. | |
| U.S. and South Korea Begin War Drills | Top |
| North Korean officials threatened to respond to the show of force, which involved one of the largest American nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. | |
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