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By DAVID JOLLY and DENISE GRADY Radioactive iodine detected in the water supply spurred a warning that added to the anxiety about the threat to public safety from Japan's nuclear crisis. By MARK LANDLER, STEVEN ERLANGER and ALAN COWELL The United States military said it was stepping up attacks on units loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi that are besieging rebel-held cities. By ANTHONY SHADID, LYNSEY ADDARIO, STEPHEN FARRELL and TYLER HICKS Four Times journalists described their treatment at the hands of government troops before their release. By ISABEL KERSHNER and J. DAVID GOODMAN In the first bombing inside Jerusalem in four years, one person was killed and 25 injured as violence was escalating along Israel's border with Gaza. By MEL GUSSOW Ms. Taylor, whose name was synonymous with Hollywood glamour, dazzled generations of moviegoers with her beauty. |
| Multimedia Japan's government issued a tap water warning for infants because radioactive iodine was detected in Tokyo's water supply. Opinion Dot Earth Blog There is a wide gap between dread and risk on many radiation questions, and lots of evidence that more information doesn't matter much. |
BUSINESS
By TARA SIEGEL BERNARD and CLAIRE CAIN MILLER With cellphones ready to act as credit cards, banks, carriers and card issuers are fighting for control. DealBook By PETER LATTMAN and AZAM AHMED The Goldman Sachs chief executive tells jurors that September 2008 was "a dangerous time" that "made us nervous." DealBook By BEN PROTESS The bank revealed on Wednesday that the Federal Reserve had blocked its plan to increase its dividend in the second half of 2011. DealBook By DEALBOOK General Motors plans to sell all of its preferred shares in Ally Financial, its former lending arm, in a $1 billion offering. By CHRISTINE HAUSER Mining companies gain after industrial and precious metals surge on commodity markets. |
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