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5/19/2008 PM Contents
- EPA Could Refuse To Deliver Ozone Papers To Waxman
- Schafer: Ethanol Not To Blame For Surging Food Prices
- New Affordable Housing Fund Is In Danger, Group Says
- South Korea Is Delaying, Not Denying, U.S. Beef Products
- House, GAO Prod FAA To Open Domestic Skies To UAVs
- Google To Call For More Scrutiny Of Official Censorship
HILL BRIEFS
- Measure Would Freeze Ethanol Mandate
- Democrats To Fill Committee Slots
- McCain Criticizes Farm Bill Details, Says He Would Veto
- Supreme Court Upholds Municipal Bond Exemption
- Feds Charge 38 In Worldwide 'Phishing' Scam
- Kennedy Undergoes More Tests At Hospital
- Byrd Endorses Obama's Bid
- Former California Rep. Van Deerlin Dies
