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June 2, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

GM filing alters the landscape | State could lose 2,000 jobs in restructuring; Obama says US ownership stake vital to automaker's future  'Rockefeller' charms faded after wedding, ex-wife says | Mother in kidnap case tells of a bizarre spouse  Long climb and fast fall for Harvard student  They love being grandparents, but call them something else  More Globe Stories  Starts and stops for Sox | Performance uneven but results are OK  Quiet statement | Deafness is no obstacle for Arena Football player  BOB RYAN: King James stands alone  ON HOCKEY: Red Wings showing icy efficiency in Stanley Cup finals  More sports  Ordered deported, but kept in jail | Stowaways from W. Africa imprisoned months longer than courts suggest  ADRIAN WALKER: A dissection of deceit  State-subsidized turtles make a splash without Governor Patrick  Ex-BRA official told to return consulting fees | Board rules pensioner was paid $256,953 in excess  Loss of soccer coach baffles community | At 32, he was in peak condition  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cameras needed HELP: Foster homes for cats GO: Vision 5K race  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
EMC offers $1.8b for Calif. firm | All-cash bid for Data Domain tops rival's deal  BOSTON CAPITAL: Red ink flowing at Gatehouse Media publishers  E Ink finds a buyer far from home | Taiwan company ready to buy Cambridge start-up  Craigslist changes get early approval | But advocates wait to see if sex ads make a return  Fidelity's Abigail Johnson to lead fund board  More Business  They love being grandparents, but call them something else  Where the guys are | They're at their book group. Discussing books. Or are they?  O'Brien offers coast-to-coast humor in his 'Tonight Show' debut  STAGE REVIEW: Earnest portrait amid troubled times | 'Mother G' uses gospel to tell story of race, scandal  ALEX BEAM: President Obama... Spammer in Chief  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: GM in Obama's repair shop  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Terror at the clinic  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Futures pulled up short  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: GOP race mongering on Sotomayor  H.D.S. GREENWAY: No more waiting for 'barbarians'  LISTENOP | SAAD EDDIN IBRAHIM: Democracy and the Arab world  More Editorial/Opinion