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June 2, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

With flier, police try to ‘shame’ gang | Distribute photos of 10 not charged in teen’s slaying  Case details underscore city’s plight  In backlash, Israel allies, foes call for easing Gaza blockade  Spill may cut into N.E. bluefin catch | Oil could harm spawning sites  Fire union chief could face toughest fight today  More Globe Stories  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Cousy is pointed in praise of Rondo  BOB RYAN: In sports history, nothing can rival it  New perspective has Artest playing it cool  Wallace is producing in playoffs  RED SOX 9, A'S 4: Lackey is lacking again, but Sox pick up the slack  More Sports  Protesters assail Israel over sea raid | Jewish groups defend use of force on flotilla  Judge lets Pakistani fight his expulsion | Man in bomb plot subject to being deported, he rules  Always on the run | Despite lack of funds, mounting string of losses, quixotic politicians carry on for their causes  Director at Opera Boston moves to Children’s Museum  BRIAN MCGRORY: Somewhere to turn  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
Covidien buys device maker for $2.6b | Deal for ev3 offers entry into lucrative vascular market  Enlisted to help in Gulf | New England companies are working on cleanup, studying spill’s effects  Pension board takes stock at Travaglini exit | Tallying May’s hefty loss, state panel looks ahead to task of finding new chief  Hewlett-Packard to cut 9,000 jobs as focus changes | Company to build, operate data centers for clients  Zipcar, still awaiting profit, plans to go public  More Business  Everyone’s a critic | Yelp and other online sites and their cadre of amateurs have sent nervous ripples through the restaurant world  DINING OUT: A tavern, just the way you want it  DEVRA FIRST: Serves you right — or not | Quality of service varies widely, and it’s not always dependent on quality of restaurant  NAMES: Aerosmith tour will keep a rollin’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: By sending team to Ireland, pope shows vigilance on abuse  GLOBE EDITORIAL: The Gores: No perfect unions in public life  GLOBE EDITORIAL: No place for children  STEPHEN KINZER: In Turkey, rage at Israeli raid puts an ally to the test  SCOT LEHIGH: Flunking out of the Electoral College  HOWARD ANDERSON: Carl Icahn’s battle to take down Genzyme  More Editorial/Opinion