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covert bases and interrogation techniques.
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• 3. VILLAGES WIPED OUT FROM SOUTH PACIFIC TSUNAMI
• At least nine bodies, including a child's, were found in the sodden wreckage on the Solomon Islands, and five villages were decimated.
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• 4. IRAN REJECTS NUCLEAR TALKS WITH US
• "Talks will not solve any problems," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on his website.
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• 5. YAWNS GREET PLAN TO END SATURDAY MAIL DELIVERY
• "It's not like anyone writes letters anymore," says James Valentine, an antiques shop owner in Toledo, Ohio.
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• 6. AUTOPSY SCHEDULED FOR ALABAMA BUNKER SUSPECT
• Authorities found no other explosives in the bunker where Jimmy Lee Dykes held a 5-year-old hostage.
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• 7. GEARING UP FOR FIGHT OVER BOY SCOUTS' GAY BAN
• The organization delayed its decision whether to throw out its policy excluding gays until May.
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• 8. NORTHEAST BRACES FOR BIG BLIZZARD
• The snow will start Friday morning and could dump 2 feet of snow in New England, which has seen mostly bare ground.
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• 9. SALE PRICE OF A BASEBALL CARD FOUND AT A YARD SALE
• The 148-year-old card of the Brooklyn Atlantics amateur baseball club sold at a Maine auction for $92,000.
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• 10. WHAT NEW JERSEY GOVERNOR'S SAID TO DOC WHO WARNED ABOUT HIS WEIGHT
• "Shut up," Chris Christie told ex-White House physician Connie Mariano, who said she worried he would die in office.
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