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Playful Treatment for Autism


Something that seems as simple as child's play is being used as a treatment for autism. It's called the P.L.A.Y. Project and families on the Central Coast can get the services for free.
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Hezbollah routs pro-government gunmen; controls Beirut
Myanmar seizes U.N. food deliveries



Concert Celebrates Music Education

Despite the long term effects of state budgets cuts, music education is persevering in Monterey County. It will be celebrated Sunday, April 27th when the area's youngest musical talents come together for a performance.




U.S. economic anxiety hits women harder: study
Wedding bells for Bush's daughter Jenna draw near
Kick the oil habit and make your own ethanol
U.S. man jailed for 20 years for eco-bombing plot
Migrant smuggler gets life for deadly U.S. crash

Hezbollah routs pro-government gunmen; controls Beirut
Big powers say nuclear treaty at risk, cite Iran
Olmert defies calls to resign over bribe probe
Rocket hits BBC office in Baghdad, no one hurt
Sri Lanka military captures town, 31 rebels dead


Citigroup targets shedding $400 billion assets

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc on Friday said it intends to shed $400 billion of assets over the next two to three years, in a drive to become more efficient.
U.S. crude sets record high of $125.98 a barrel
Futures fall on AIG record loss



Remaining "Lost" seasons extended by two hours
Book lifts lid on star of eerie first Dracula film
Portia de Rossi cast in comedy pilot
Oliver Stone making a comedy? Maybe, with Bush film





Commentary: The Judy's

Music commentator David Okamoto looks back on the short-lived, but influential career of the rock band, The Judy's.
Is Baltimore Nearing an Institutional Meltdown?
Commentary from Joan Carris


 


Australian platypus genome a link to evolution

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's unique duck-billed platypus -- an egg-laying, furry animal with web feet that spends most of its time underwater -- is in fact part bird, part reptile and part mammal according to its gene map.

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Burma impounds UN aid deliveries

The UN World Food Programme halts its aid to Burma after the first delivery is impounded by the government.

Hezbollah takes over west Beirut

Gunmen from militant group Hezbollah drive out government supporters from western Beirut, stoking fears of civil war.

Judge prolongs Fritzl's custody

The Austrian man accused of locking his daughter in a cellar for 24 years is to be held for another month.



Fannie, Freddie ease mortgage rates
Mortgage rates in some markets came down today, with banks offering certain jumbo loans at a little above 6% -- a lot cheaper than last week. Banks are loosening up on lending again because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a new strategy. Jill Barshay reports.

Laptop prices expected to rise too
While it seems the price of everything is rising, electronics -- computers in particular -- are getting more powerful and cheaper at the same time. But Lisa Napoli reports that's about to end.

India halts trading to slow food prices
India's government has decided it's had enough with rising food prices. It has suspended futures trading for some key commodites there, including soybean oil, chickpeas and potatoes. Sam Eaton reports.

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