Thursday, April 15, 2004 -- Volume 8, No. 106 Speed claims another teen Three Middletown High School students were enjoying a spring break night when the driver lost control and crashed, killing one and injuring two others. Cicadas invade Museum Center Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal will be crawling with bugs as part of Cicada Xtravaganza, an exhibit that opens Saturday. In the infield, Castro stands out Juan Castro has been the Reds' biggest contributor off the bench: the Reds' best shortstop, third baseman and second baseman. Monday nights for Bengals It will have been 12 years and six days between Monday night games for the Bengals, who will play twice at home in prime time in 2004. • CB Weathersby still in serious condition Ben-Gals look back, cheerfully Even with stiff requirements, former Ben-Gals say they wouldn't trade the experience for anything. • ONLINE EXTRA: Ben-Gals photo gallery Cashing in on refunds Tax time has become a major sales event for some Greater Cincinnati retailers, to snare a share of the hundreds of billions of dollars in tax refunds collected by consumers. Hot rod hands Nationally recognized for his artistry in hot-rod pulp such as Street Rodder, Car Kulture DeLuxe and Rod and Custom, Joshua Shaw is everywhere. 'Friends' finale Fill up your latte cups and snuggle into your overstuffed sofa: the countdown has begun to the finale of Friends. • Tell us where the "friends" will be in 10 years LOCAL NEWS Complete local news report • Shootings laid to guns on street • Fernald's nuke waste refused • Lakota schools cutting teachers • Crest Hills project voted down • Fund raising is ramped up     • More local news... SPORTS Complete sports report • Houshmandzadeh gets 1-year deal • Cubs' Prior throws off mound in 'baby step' • Babe next in Bonds' sights • Big Blue bash Eagles • Els isn't tormenting himself     • More sports news... EDITORIALS Complete editorials report • Lawmakers fail Kentucky's citizens • Free up Cincinnati's TIFs quickly • Bush team, not inquiry, is bigger danger • What you say on President Bush • Letters to the editor     • More editorials... BUSINESS Complete business report • Delta reports $383M in losses • Federated in talks to buy Field's • Some tax incentives fall short • Inflation threatens as economy improves • IGA on Colerain closing     • More business news... TEMPO Complete tempo report • Prince commands music, stage • 'Oklahoma!' energetic, fresh revival • Bill, Kwame square off to be 'Apprentice' • Soprano must 'experience emotions' of Gorecki • Riverbend rocks back and forth     • More tempo news.. • Peale: Worth of the Reds in the eye of the holder • Crowley: Talkative Bunning stirs up the gators • Bronson: Council votes not to respect shouts of hate • Good Things Happening More Enquirer columnists...