PHILADELPHIA (AP) Hillary Rodham CLinton and Barack Obama will make the rounds of the morning talk shows, as voting begins in the crucial Pennsylvania primary. Late polling shows Clinton with a single digit lead, after being ahead by 20 points or more in earlier surveys.

Washington (AP) The presidential candidates made personal pitches to wrestling fans last night. They all taped messages for the World Wrestling Entertainment's "Monday Night Raw" program on the eve of the Pennsylvania vote. "Raw" is one of cable TV's top-rated shows, with more than 5 million viewers each week.

ELDORADO, Texas (AP) An attorney for a Texas polygamist sect worries that authorities have another motive for taking DNA samples from adult church members. He's concerned they could be used to prosecute them for abuse. A state child welfare official says that's not their objective. Officials say the sampling was ordered to sort out tangled family relationships.

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) Church leaders in Zimbabwe are appealing for international help to settle the country's election crisis.

Leaders say people are being tortured and some have been murdered in a campaign of political retribution that they fear could turn to genocide.

JERUSALEM (AP) Israel says Barbra Streisand has pulled out of a celebration of the country's 60th anniversary next month. No reason has been given for the sudden cancellation.

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