WINGS WIN, EXTEND SERIES

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WINGS WIN, EXTEND SERIES

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Jays pounce WINGS WIN, on Coke, whip Tigers EXTEND SERIES SPORTS, 1B  SPORTS, 1B

Saturday, May 7, 2011  Metro Final

Al-Qaida vows to avenge bin Laden Terrorist group confirms his death, BEAUTY OR BLIGHT? pledges new attacks BY MAGGIE MICHAEL Associated Press Cairo— Al-Qaida vowed to Scott Olson / Getty Images keep fighting the United States The Bogota Baptist Church is and avenge the death of Osama surrounded by floodwater in bin Laden, which it acknowl- Bogota, Tenn., on Friday. edged for the first time Friday in l Memphis tnerappa tnemet on ctod neiges y d  starnetIntean  llworesivcn eof that it will remain vigorous and braces for intact even after its founder’s de- mise. floodwaters raeg ll l y ela s-ac ots s plusuaare A’adiaQ-l gni indolnv pvennla NATION, 10A over months or even years. But Western intelligence officials say they are seeing increased chatter Record high eap,t chabou la sroniidivudpshay  b ksac er—p elactta ams s-ll gas prices to peimriesdt t   o g   raolulp se ixntsr neegf  m r s oatekr vengli.he til k start falling e th d mor ante” ch icaprait00p na1  ains nt US“ lli!yapy ,Aw uo BUSINESS, 6A n bio-pruo tsetorp nedaLstdi t e ehU S. .mEbassy in London no Friday. Firms hiring ai s lffci onc ia dete oncrat hthresa f os daut ha tieitorths eWAretsinn llteenig oce at fastest pace egremera erehvah elbiT“ .d reedcroncdesi gn,s fhsooitntions o e been me since 2006 bombings and random violence, Bryan Mitchell / Special to The Detroit News though it is not surprising, given BUSINESS, 6A  ,artist “Ride,” who will not reveal his name, poses by his graffiti at the old Packard plant in Detroit last month. RideDetroit  who is bin Laden’s death,” the official responsible for the recent rash of graffiti along I-94 from downtown Detroit to Harper Woods, says graffiti makes the city look better.said, speaking on condition of Feds to unveil U.e thn  End aS.ohtuA .yt i seitir anonymi -u ‘major’ rail infftiGara ll isi elev to threate epc orn toohes ckranwhi . Mea vels at le  taBdinerPseel , funding   Obama on Friday met and honor- ed the U.S. commandos he sent behalf of America and the world, METRO, 8A he etf beye odloh after bin Laden, saluting them on er and capping an extraordinary week for the country. “Job well done,” the president declared. Obama addressed roughly 2,000 troops after meeting pri- Taggers call it art, others call it vandalism  with the full assault team vately“Graffiti on abandoned buildings makes the city look better,” said artist — Army helicopter pilots and Na- “Ride,” a 32-year-old from the city’s east vy SEAL commandos — who exe- BY TOM GREENWOOD |The Detroit News side responsible for a recent outbreak of cuted the dangerous raid on bin Laden’s compound on Sunday. Detroit Take a Ride: nwt nwot mo od  4rf ceer.htear to nei r e g itars kee  spt -9 In e g h l T o i     at r i it f n i e a d f Harper Woods border. Speaking to a sweltering Tim Thayer A mid the crumbling ruins within the city is a growing circle of emgasse teDitro. W   riter h 5 f  as A a  or  full of cheering soldiers, hangarRide declined to give his urban artists armed with spray-paint cans.  said: “The terrorist lead- Obamareal name because he   They’re determined to make bold, colorful statements seeks anonymity and er that struck our nation on 9/11 because what he does is considered to be will never threaten America Granholm structures, despite criticism from some inout of mostly derelict mi Wa-ll-gn-oi negisM Nf rtoasies th,afwfnirt ”   . grhaT tehrefr emir onA .niagcaa portrait hangs the city who see graffiti as vandalism. 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Communities have been Daughter Please see Al-Qaida, Page 7A in standoff DNR ying anglers $100 H T f F u h is i r  h e  s n b o  e DN h a t R i wnd n ee E ha   g n  si i   r   m th e f p  T. e o h la  t r e n   w   r  l t o et d a ak e n  d o e le s l sm l .  t i c t a or et r rnsi s yes now in lakes  iw t ll lleiffof  onserttpay ortargim eht slaic  tcttminsra4 ni sreella h w t     0 e 0 case released pa   I M nd E e T x RO • , 3A for l tagged walleye ding an The walleyes can be identified by a special Each fish will have t eir back B A C C l u d o a s v s m i i n c s ic i e e f s i s .. . e s . . . d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7C 2 A C 8B 6........ies.Mov taoi . N ........ ....o.trMe............... Op ... n...inio .....n.......... .............. 1 . 0 3 A 8 A C 9 A BY TOM GREENWOOD but we didn’t know when it occurs or the magni- ott owe u p tags. xternal  ht snif geanorthn  oag  oisnive at gructinst Deaths.. . . ... 8Arts. The Detroit Newstude of it.” on how to contact ................ L H o o tt r e o r s y c . o .. p .. e .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2C 2A poS........ Puzzles........ ...... T/V .......taeW.reh.... 4 . ... .. , . .   . C5 2 1B A  So in early April, Michigan and Ohio DNR re-The Michigan Department of Natural Resources the DNR. will pay you $100 to hook a fish, but there’s a catch: searchers descended on the Tittabawassee and Tod ’s HIGH LOW  rivers in a walleye roundup. Biologists MaumeeIt has to be a specially tagged, electronically en- ay  electricity to stun fish and then selected wal- usedhanced walleye. weather 6251  leyes that were at least 17 inches long.The DNR has implanted 400 walleyes with high- Contact us tech microchip transmitters near their stomachs researchers anesthetized and disinfected The estions:0033-593-008  theand released them in lakes Huron and Erie. Theand then made incisions near their stom- fish D Cl e a li s v s e i r fi y e  q d: u 800-9628-327 transmitters help researchers track the popular achs, Fielder said. After inserting the transmitters The DNR will pay $100 game fish as they wander within the Huron/Erie — about the size of a thumb — each fish was sutured Tras u n t i n   r e d t e re   imsnrett f A o l r g   r e e d a     c s h re corridor. back up. Each transmitter has its own frequency.  into fish’s abdomen. transmitter. n 1 P 3 r 7 i t n h te y d e  i a n r   , t   h N e o   . U 2 S 58 A  © The Detroit News  “We want to learn how walleyes are moving Biologists also attached an orange tag to a back dekk ot keep the meat  bu am y from Saginaw Bay into the main basin of Lake Hu- fin to help anglers know they had hooked a special p ee hantritsm ra tsa e  a  tetsr $1 00  Wonka” golden ticket-esque walleye. “Willieron, and from Lake Erie into Lake Huron,” said Da- ture e p   er t a. t meormo vid Fielder, a fisheries research biologist for the Fielder said three or four transmitters already . DNR. “We’ve had a jaw tagging program for years, Do not freeze. which told us that walleyes move between lakes,Please see Walleye, Page 7A  The Detroit NewsSource: Department of Natural Resources