1.  Any targets of a new prosecution would probably include Bowers, who laughed upon learning of Dahmer's death, according to testimony at the 1968 trial.

2.  Dennis Pospisil has been arrested for more than 30 law violations in Missouri, Kansas and Alaska, according to federal court records.

3.  Defiant followers of the outlawed Falun Gong spiritual movement tried to mount a protest in Tiananmen Square Monday but were quickly detained by the police, according to witnesses.

4.  Definitely not, according to La Dow.

5.  Definitely the latter, according to the Bruins, who defeated Oregon State 85-67 Sunday afternoon before 9,472 in Pauley Pavilion, in an otherwise forgettable game.

6.  Cuban-Americans were most likely to have completed college, according to the survey, with 17.9 percent reporting they had earned a bachelor's degree.

7.  Culbertson had been suffering from Parkinson's disease, according to his wife, Frances.

8.  Derivatives accounted for an estimated 15 percent to 20 percent of J.P. Morgan's profit last year, according to Ruchi Madan, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

9.  Derivatives trading grew last year, even as many corporations stopped buying the controversial financial contracts, according to a new study.

10.  Culprits behind the cost resurgence, according to the Washington Business Group on Health, a research group funded by large companies, include: