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What happened on April 09, 2011

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What happened on April 09, 2011

BUSINESS

The trials of Kaplan Higher Ed and the education of The Washington Post Co. By Steven Mufson and Jia Lynn Yang

Down payment proposal could make a mountain out of a mortgage By Dina Elboghdady and Zachary A. Goldfarb

The truth about GE’s tax bill By Allan Sloan and Jeff Gerth

How a big company like GE handles its taxes By Jeff Gerth and Allan Sloan

At Kaplan University’s Hagerstown campus, the brick-and-mortar meets the virtual By Steven Mufson

WORLD

Mexican drug cartels targeting and killing children By Anne-marie O'connor and William Booth

In Belarus, currency crisis pushes economy from troubled to dire By Will Englund

The rise and fall of Egypt’s most despised billionaire, Ahmed Ezz By Richard Leiby

Fresh violence breaks out in Syria By Fredrick Kunkle and Haitham Tabei

Japan, in wake of nuclear crisis, orders summer energy cutbacks By David Nakamura and Kyoko Tanaka

India agrees to protesters’ demand on graft panel By Rama Lakshmi

Peruvian ultranationalist presidential candidate goes against the tide By Juan Forero

State cables show rising concern about al-Qaeda in Yemen By Greg Miller

Egypt’s military forcibly breaks up Tahrir Square protest; 2 reported killed By Fredrick Kunkle

LIFESTYLE

Phone numbers in films, TV shows don’t always answer By Mark Caro

TV review: ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ returns to PBS, but the house doesn’t feel like home By Hank Stuever

Soiled ‘City,’ Gritty ‘Prince’ By Rita Kempley

Frank Stewart’s Bridge for April 10 By Frank Stewart

‘Morning After’: Sleeping In By Rita Kempley

The Wiz: A Musical Powerhouse That Sets the Spirit Soaring By Gary Arnold

POLITICS

Female ex-offenders describe the hurdles to reentering society By Ovetta Wiggins

Obama signs another stopgap budget bill By Sandhya Somashekhar and Paul Kane

Can Obama cut the budget and keep Democrats happy? By Dan Balz

Fact Checker: Rep. Paul Ryan’s budget blueprint By By Glenn Kessler

In Iowa, an antiabortion sign of the times for Republicans in federal budget debate By Michael Leahy

Drafting a presidential candidate is tougher than it sounds By Nia-malika Henderson

LOCAL

Woman pays $7,700 to grandson’s attorney who was later removed for inexperience By Keith L. Alexander

Vivien Rowan, who battled racial discrimination in D.C. area, dies at 89 By T. Rees Shapiro

D.C. fire chief aims to rebrand department By Annys Shin

Colleges catering to curious parents as well as prospective students By Jenna Johnson

Rose L. ‘Roselle’ Kirby, volunteer By — Matt Schudel

Giving new Metro stations ‘a sense of place’ By Robert Thomson

Mary Gaspar Prahinski, research physiologist By — Adam Bernstein

Beltway drivers to encounter new phase of construction in Virginia By Robert Thomson

Phillip L. Watkins, electronics engineer By — Adam Bernstein

Shutdown averted, and the wedding goes on By Michael Laris

Wine bill passes in Maryland By Ann E. Marimow and John Wagner

With no government shutdown, the show goes on in D.C. By Brigid Schulte, Michael Laris and Michael E. Ruane

Momentum fails O’Malley as some key goals falter By John Wagner and Aaron C. Davis

Budget deal reminds D.C. that Congress is still in charge By Ben Pershing

Amelia Sheely, nurse and volunteer By — Matt Schudel

Gray’s former top aide takes the fall in D.C. hiring scandal, but stench will linger By Robert Mccartney

ENTERTAINMENT

Younger TV watchers tossing the lineup guides — and sometimes the TV itself By Scott Eidler

NEWS

In India, a cautionary tale of private-sector urbanization By Steven Pearlstein

Book discusses controlling emotions at work By Michelle Singletary

Boeing’s problems, and AirTran’s standout performance By Compiled From The Washington Postand News Services

IRS2Go app tracks tax information By Hayley Tsukayama

How to stop spammers from pretending to be you By Rob Pegoraro

Sidney Lumet, director of ‘Serpico,’ ‘Network,’ ‘12 Angry Men,’ dies at 86 By Matt Schudel

Grab text, audio, photos with Catch Notes By Hayley Tsukayama

Egypt prosecutor alleges schemes by Mubarak family By James V. Grimaldi and Robert O’harrow Jr

SPORTS

Locked Out: Former Redskins assistant Chris Meidt is called down another aisle in life By Rick Maese

Host Georgetown Prep wins two events at Woodward Relays By Carl Little

Nats vs. Mets: Jerry Hairston’s error, lack of clutch hits sink Washington in 8-4 loss By Adam Kilgore

Boys’ lacrosse: Calverton heads home happy after win at Middleburg Academy By Eric Detweiler

United vs. Galaxy: Charlie Davies’s penalty kick salvages 1-1 tie for D.C. By Steven Goff

Wizards vs. Hawks: Washington rolls to 115-83 win behind Blatche and Wall By Michael Lee

Madison girls, St. Albans boys win in Winslow Regatta By Tommy Mcconnell

2011 Masters: Rory McIlroy holds four-shot lead at Augusta after third round By Barry Svrluga

Orioles, Rangers split doubleheader By Jeff Zrebiec

2011 Masters: Adam Scott has success with long putter By Barry Svrluga

Graham saves Good Counsel By Andy Marso

Capitals vs. Panthers: Washington ends regular season on losing note with 1-0 loss in Florida By Katie Carrera

The silence around Tiger Woods is deafening By Thomas Boswell

No. 8 McLean softball batters No. 3 O’Connell with 15 hits in win By Greg Schimmel

NATIONAL

Individual stories are weapon of choice in fight over health-care law By N.c. Aizenman

OPINIONS

No austerity in D.C. By Editorial

Legal fee excesses in Indian case By Editorial

The long goodbye in Yemen By Editorial