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Saturday May 18, 2013

• Grace: South 'one big family'  
• Marine, dog reunited in surprise ceremony  
• Teacher Donna Shannon, known for no-nonsense ways, is retiring  
• NU advances to regional final with win over Stanford  
• Creighton adds extra security after slayings

• Bluejays end regular season with win 
• Michigan blasts Nebraska in season finale 
• NU advances to regional final with win over Stanford   

• Volunteers help make state track meet run  
• Diverse Holy Name readies welcome  
• Omahans, be prepared for severe weather Sunday  

• Omahans, be prepared for severe weather Sunday  
• Tornado watch issued in western Nebraska
• Majority of number combos picked for Powerball pot  

• Marine, dog reunited in surprise ceremony  
• Omahans, be prepared for severe weather Sunday  
• Court sides with Iowa dentists in billing case  

• Bounce U opens, plans fundraiser day  
• General Motors shares zoom past a milestone  
• Generation Xers, some baby boomers face uncertain retirement  

• 'Trek' likely finest action fantasy flick of summer   
• Martina McBride to play Ralston Arena   
• On the road again with Limp Bizkit   

• Grace: South 'one big family'  
• Diverse Holy Name readies welcome  
• Bravura performance, surprise punctuate symphony concert  

• AP Impact: Myanmar sanctions list languishes  
• IRS probe ignored most influential groups  
• Conn., NTSB officials to tour train crash site

• Grace: South 'one big family'  
• Kelly: Omaha is tops in U.S. for least financial stress  
• Grace: Hampton lunch lady ready to hang up apron  

• World-Herald editorial: Federal jobs should be filled
• Tom Purcell: It's time to honor the best graduation class ever  
• World-Herald editorial: Avenue Scholars reach for success

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• Performance introduces itself to Bellevue with truck pull   
• Police nab cold-blooded suspect   
• Asphalt plant withdraws request for Springfield permit