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NY Times- Pakistan Van Accident Kills 15 Children and Teacher May 25, 2013A deadly accident highlighted concerns about the use of compressed natural gas kits in vehicles in Pakistan.
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- IHT Rendezvous: Failing to Convince Assad May 25, 2013The goal of John Kerry’s meetings with his Arab and European counterparts was to eventually change Bashar al-Assad’s calculus. It is far from clear how that will happen.
- Gas Cylinder Blast on Pakistan School Bus Kills 17 May 25, 2013A faulty gas cylinder exploded on a bus taking children to school in eastern Pakistan, the police said.
- Pakistan Van Accident Kills 15 Children and Teacher May 25, 2013
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- Colorado town already well-armed mandates weapons May 25, 2013The Venus Stylin' beauty salon is one of the few businesses in this town where the heads of hunted animals don't stare glassy-eyed from the walls. But that doesn't mean that this is a zone free of the gun-rights fervor that grips Nucla.
- Rockies shut out Giants as Michael Cuddyer returns with a bang May 25, 2013Michael Cuddyer served as a catalytic force Friday, mashing a two-run double and a home run off Tim Lincecum as the Rockies ended their nine-game losing skid at AT&T Park with a 5-0 win.
- Clint Irwin rising to top of MLS as Rapids goalkeeper after long wait May 25, 2013Clint Irwin has taken a roundabout path from the minor leagues of Candian soccer to multiple jobs up and down the North American soccer scene to establish his place in the MLS spotlight this season with an improbable, impressive run as the Rapids' starting goalkeeper.
- NREL pursues greater efficiency for solar panels May 25, 2013One thing a solar panel shouldn't do is reflect the sun — for every photon that bounces off is one less electron of electricity the panel will create.
- Colorado Supreme Court will rule Tuesday on Lobato case May 25, 2013The Colorado Supreme Court will issue its decision Tuesday as to whether the state's public schools are adequately funded. In early March, the court heard arguments in the landmark lawsuit Lobato v. Colorado Board of Education.
- Family-run Denver butcher shop celebrates 90 years in business May 25, 2013On Memorial Day weekend in 1923, many Americans motored off in their Ford Model Ts to picnics and barbecues, but Edward Oliver was hard at work — he had just opened Oliver's Meat Market at East Sixth Avenue and Pearl Street and set the foundation for a retail legacy defined by quality and friendly customer service.
- Colorado town already well-armed mandates weapons May 25, 2013
