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What happened on April 21, 2011

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What happened on April 21, 2011

LOCAL

What a waste: The forlorn television armoire By Petula Dvorak

Jess Jackson, billionaire founder of Kendall-Jackson winery, dies at 81 By T. Rees Shapiro

At Howard, mother tries to raise awareness of need for black bone marrow donors By Chris L. Jenkins

Public employees in Montgomery County head to court in fight over benefits By Michael Laris

Alan K. Paskow, philosophy professor By — Lauren Wiseman

For Maryland professor of the year, human sexuality courses engage beyond books By Daniel De Vise

At 103, federal judge is still hearing cases By Roxana Hegeman

Police catch 3 of 4 District youths who escaped from S.C. detention center By Allison Klein

Elizabeth L. Hunter, sales director By — Lauren Wiseman

The return of the stink bugs By Caitlin Gibson

Mixed review for Metro and riders By Robert Thomson

Margaret H. Gaus, bridge instructor By — Lauren Wiseman

Of note: Sol Saks, Gerard Smith, Larry Dillard By — From News Services

Metro employee indicted in deadly 2008 crash By Keith L. Alexander and And Ann Scott Tyson

Plan to bring Costco to Wheaton may be in jeopardy By Lori Aratani

Protesters target Wal-Mart’s D.C. plans By Jonathan O'connell

Making a few strides on hiring reform By Joe Davidson

Officials remind federal employees about Obama photos during campaign season By Ed O'keefe

Autopsy confirms body pulled from river is that of missing teen Phylicia Barnes By Justin Fenton

D.C. firefighters injured in Northeast blaze recount experience for first time By Theola Labbé-debose

‘I Love Lucy’ writer Madelyn Pugh Davis dies at 90 By Adam Bernstein

Prince William supervisors approve redistricting map By Jennifer Buske

Alfred M. Freedman, psychiatrist who helped remove stigma from homosexuality, dies at 94 By Emma Brown

East Falls Church area on track for more development By Christy Goodman

Ethics law addresses ‘Dernoga money’ in Prince George’s By Ovetta Wiggins

D.C. police escort of Charlie Sheen motorcade under investigation, official says By Mary Pat Flaherty and Paul Duggan

OPINIONS

Imagining a world without oil By Steve Hallett and John Wright

Ayn Rand’s adult-onset adolescence By Michael Gerson

How the U.S. military fell in love with ‘Three Cups of Tea’ By Greg Jaffe

The military interventions we don’t plan for — those to protect civilians By Sarah Sewall and Anthony Zinni

Beware of Republicans bearing ‘common sense’ By Sophia Rosenfeld

Setting the record straight on America’s oil By Lisa Murkowski

The Post’s D.C. school board endorsements By Editorial

Andrew Breitbart and the rifts on the right By Dana Milbank

Field manual for despots By Eugene Robinson

Seeking Russian justice By Editorial

The racing form, 2012 By Charles Krauthammer

Common-sense moves on gun regulations By Editorial

What happens after Gaddafi is removed? By Michael Chertoff and Michael V. Hayden

POLITICS

States have enacted smoking bans; South, and parts of West, lag By Julie Steenhuysen

Blacks’ migration to suburbs will have big impact on congressional redistricting By Aaron Blake

As gas prices soar, task force to explore energy fraud By Jeremy Pelofsky and James Vicini

Alabama legislature apologizes in 1944 rape case By Bob Johnson and — Associated Press

Sen. Ensign, under ethics inquiry, admits no wrongdoing but says he will resign By Chris Cillizza and Paul Kane

States’ new GOP majorities, governors have made mark on a wide range of issues By Lois Romano

Biden deficit task force off to rocky start By Paul Kane

House Democrat Chris Van Hollen files challenge to FEC rules on campaign spending By T.w. Farnam

Harry Reid’s high-stakes China gamble By Al Kamen

BUSINESS

The dollar, less almighty: Big investors see possible long-term currency weakness By Steven Mufson

‘Strategic defaulters’ pay bills on time and plan ahead, study finds By Dina Elboghdady

Personal Finance: Celebrity cash By Michelle Singletary

Obama touts economic message in marathon swing through West By Cecilia Kang

Report: Obama deficit plan ‘falls short’ of fiscal commission, House GOP targets By Lori Montgomery

AT&T, arguing T-Mobile merger won’t curb competition, talks up smaller rivals By Ian Shapira and Hayley Tsukayama

Former SEC member Gallagher in running for commissioner By David S. Hilzenrath

LIFESTYLE

Prince Harry, the spare to the heir By Monica Hesse

Escapes: In Richmond, following the footsteps of the slaves By Sue Kovach Shuman

Who can resist sweet old dogs? Turns out, plenty of people. By Gene Weingarten

TV Highlights: ‘Girls’ Night Out: Superstar Women of Country,’ ‘Talking Funny’ By — Emily Yahr

Whatever Happened To...the rabbi who asked ‘Who am I?’ By Amy Reinink

NatGeo to re-air ‘Restrepo’ after filmmaker’s death in Libya By Lisa De Moraes

First Person Singular: Pollster Cornell Belcher By Robin Rose Parker

Nancy Wilson lends her voice and gowns to Jazz Appreciation Month By Jacqueline Trescott

Theater review: ‘Jerusalem’ on Broadway By Peter Marks

Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her birthday — but not the official one By Monica Hesse

Ann Hornaday reviews ‘Nostalgia for the Light’ By Ann Hornaday

Tom Sietsema: At Bayou, a party mood and zesty food By Tom Sietsema

HBO’s ‘Treme’ returns: Call it a comeback By Hank Stuever

For ‘Twilight’ lovers of a certain age, convention is escape By Alexandra Petri

National Gallery adds Kerry James Marshall and Anne Truitt works to collection By Jacqueline Trescott

Galleries: Patrick McDonough’s ‘Opening Act’ at Civilian Art Projects By Kriston Capps

Closer Inspection: Hats for Easter, the Kentucky Derby and Virginia Gold Cup By Kris Coronado

Theater review: African Continuum’s ‘Blues for an Alabama Sky’ By Celia Wren

Style writer Dan Zak reflects on collaborating with photographers By Dan Zak