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 April 12, 2011 Afternoon Update |
 TOP NEWSFrance and Britain Urge Stronger NATO Action in LibyaBy ALAN COWELL and ROD NORDLANDRemarks by French and British officials seemed to signal a rift within the alliance only eight days after it assumed command of the Libya campaign. Japan Rates Disaster as Chernobyl-ScaleBy HIROKO TABUCHI, KEITH BRADSHER and ANDREW POLLACKJapan raised its assessment of the accident at the nuclear power plant from 5 to the worst rating of 7 on an international scale. Solace in the Stadium as Baseball Resumes in JapanBy KEN BELSONDelayed nearly three weeks by earthquake repairs, opening day has been infused with poignant meaning. Hospital Is Drawn Into Bahrain StrifeBy CLIFFORD KRAUSSHuman rights groups say arrests of medical workers are meant to instill terror in doctors, so they will not care for wounded protesters. Frankly, My Dear, the 'Windies' Do Live for ThisBy KIM SEVERSONThe network of ardent "Gone With the Wind" fans plans to descend on Atlanta for the book's 75th anniversary. |
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BUSINESSLabor Chieftain Seizes the Anti-Union MomentBy STEVEN GREENHOUSEGerald McEntee, 76, who has led the largest public employee union for 30 years, is mobilizing as his members' rights and benefits are under assault. Cisco Shuts Down Flip, Its Video Camera UnitBy SAM GROBART and EVELYN M. RUSLIThe Flip video camera had been one of the great hardware start-up successes of the previous decade, but it lost traction as the smartphone came on the scene. DealBookFresh Details on Berkshire's Lubrizol Deal and SokolBy BEN PROTESSA new regulatory filing indicates that David Sokol was aware in December that Lubrizol's chief executive planned to discuss a possible acquisition with the board - a couple weeks before the top deputy bought shares in the lubricant manufacturer. Media Decoder BlogHuffington Post Is Target of SuitBy JEREMY W. PETERSThe Huffington Post is the target of a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed Tuesday on behalf of thousands of uncompensated bloggers. Political Disputes Cloud Portuguese Bailout TalkBy RAPHAEL MINDERInternational creditors started discussing the terms of a bailout for Portugal amid concerns that their initial challenge will be to sort out the country's political disputes rather than its financial situation. |
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