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July 10, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Health bills at odds on funding | Democrats split over a surtax  Sail Boston cites security need to keep the crowds thinner | Sail Boston cites security need to keep the crowds thinner  Study of fellow primates stirs health hope for humans | Monkeys on low-calorie diet found to live longer  Baker bid for governor rallies struggling Republican Party | Party sees chance to return to roots  Holyoke chief tries to lead chorus against the court | Urged picketing over bail practices  More Globe Stories  Welcoming committee | Celtics family has room for Wallace  BOB RYAN: Winning at home has new meaning  Choi, Reynolds make opening statement at US Women’s Open  ROYALS 8, RED SOX 6: Royal Blues | Bullpen can’t provide relief against KC  More sports  City EMS chief tapped for number two post at FEMA | Serino tapped for FEMA post  Flemmi describes a jealous Bulger  Project chronicles Davis Square over 30 years | Project chronicles Davis Square over 30 years  To say thank you, a gift from Baghdad | Iraq veteran honors son’s doctors, nurses  ADRIAN WALKER: Waving the Banner’s flag  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: Cell phones for soldiers HELP: Send a child to camp GO: Slam! kidney disease  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Office rental rates fall in Hub | Average is down 12% as recession forces area firms to cut back  Economy’s woes check in at hotels | But local industry sees a better 2010  Citibank chief has ties to Boston | McQuade helped to expand Fleet  Genzyme patients not negatively affected by production halt, they say  BOSTON CAPITAL: Evaluating Jim Tobin's reign at Boston Scientific  More Business  VOICES: Recycling rubbish at the White House  Sculptor Doug Kornfeld takes symbolism to new heights at DeCordova |  MOVIE REVIEW: Explosively high stakes in 'The Hurt Locker' |  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: The race is on  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Burning sense of entitlement  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Disillusioned in Burma  THOMAS GAGEN: Don’t mess with this Hemingway  SCOT LEHIGH: Is Baker ready for tough choices?  ELLEN GOODMAN: A midlife meltdown for Palin  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion