Daily News - McClatchy Headlines for Thursday June 2, 2011
Here are headlines from McClatchy's Washington Bureau and McClatchy Newspapers for Thursday, June 2, 2011:
ECONOMY
POLITICS
- Romney to make it official on Thursday, in divided New Hampshire
- Texas Sen. Cornyn says Perry would be good presidential candidate
- S.C. immigration bill would require businesses to use E-verify program
- U.S. Attorney Holding to leave after John Edwards case
- California lawmakers quietly shelve bills that police their behavior
- McConnell blasts EPA over regulations
WORLD
- AIDS at 30: Killer has been tamed, but not conquered
- Egypt sets Aug. 3 for Mubarak's 'trial of the century'
- Prisons in chaos: Another warden gunned down in Mexico
- Honduras' OAS membership is restored
- IAEA: Japan underestimated tsunami threat to nuclear plant
NATION
- Garridos face sentencing in Jaycee Lee Dugard kidnapping
- All Joplin tornado missing persons have been found
- In national spelling bee, words are the weapon of choice
- Author: Tenure is hurting students and universities
OPINION
- GOP will keep democracy from running amok
- Deficit reduction requires shared sacrifice
- Oil speculators' influence on market must be curbed
- A few rulings from the 'Word Pope'
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Gina Falcone-Rupp
Managing Editor, mcclatchydc.com