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What happened on April 26, 2011

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What happened on April 26, 2011

NEWS

Joe Perry, football star of the 1950s and first African American MVP, dies at 84 By Matt Schudel

Rock-and-rolling along with Greenbelt band the Fabulous Hubcaps By Dave Nuttycombe

Nightlife Agenda By Fritz Hahn, David Malitz and Rhome Anderson

Shanahan, Redskins have a lot riding on draft By Jason Reid

Uncertainty abounds day after judge lifts NFL lockout By Mark Maske and And Mike Jones

More bodies but few answers at Mexico mass grave By Nick Miroff

LIFESTYLE

Spirits: Long live the Cuba Libre By Jason Wilson

Ways to keep your stuff safe at the gym By Vicky Hallett

Bob Moore: A man with a mill and a mission By Suzanne Snider

Inside the new Dietary Guidelines: Beans By Jennifer Larue Huget

Make animals from twigs By — Ann Cameron Siegal

Knead help with dough? By Steve Luxenberg

Ask Amy: Son’s Internet addiction has parents worried By Amy Dickinson

Hints From Heloise: Let’s go bananas! By Heloise

Frank Stewart’s Bridge: Deceptive play By Frank Stewart

TV Highlights: ‘Citizen Schaefer,’ ‘Inside the Royal Wedding,’ ‘American Idol’ By Emily Yahr

TV Column By Lisa De Moraes

Is it impolite to trade daughter’s unwanted gift? By Miss Manners and Judith Martin

Are these friends ready to become lovers? By Carolyn Hax

New Zealand pinots rise and shine By Dave Mcintyre

Backstage: In the lobby with Helen Hayes Award winners Factory 449 and No Rules By Jane Horwitz

Folger Shakespeare Library names new director By Jacqueline Trescott

Redskins owner Daniel Snyder moves defamation lawsuit to D.C. By Paul Farhi

BUSINESS

Paper industry pushed further into the black by ‘black liquor’ tax credits By Steven Mufson

American chamber says China’s focus on local industry is hurting U.S. businesses By Howard Schneider

The answer to Boeing’s labor dispute By Steven Pearlstein

Ford profit rises on small-car sales By Peter Whoriskey

Bernanke prepares to make history by holding open news conference By Neil Irwin

States face $1.26 trillion shortfall in funds to pay retiree benefits By Michael A. Fletcher

Fed pays price for bond-buying program By Neil Irwin

Treasury quietly plans for failure to raise debt ceiling By Lori Montgomery and Brady Dennis

LOCAL

Cora Masters Barry won’t toot her own horn, but others will By Courtland Milloy

Charles Mosee, neurosurgeon By — T. Rees Shapiro

Gaylord-DreamWorks deal will bring Shrek, Kung Fu Panda to National Harbor By Ovetta Wiggins

Class reunions in the D.C. area By John Kelly

Latino and Asian voters mostly sat out 2010 election, report says By Shankar Vedantam

Study finds funding for early-childhood education declined between 2009 and 2010 By Kevin Sieff

Joseph Steinberg, statistician By — T. Rees Shapiro

Environmentalists urge O’Malley to veto waste-to-energy bill By Ann E. Marimow

Chester L. Callander, Treasury official By — Matt Schudel

Thelma H. Carlock, volunteer By — T. Rees Shapiro

ATF agents shoot drug suspect By Martin Weil

Montgomery council plans new limits on county employees’ use of take-home cars By Michael Laris

Saul A. ‘Jake’ Jacobs, Air Force officer, engineer By — Emma Brown

Helen E. Crump, volunteer By — Lauren Wiseman

District polls open at 7 a.m. for special election for at-large council seat By Tim Craig

Brooks, son won’t testify at council hearing By Nikita Stewart

Federal agencies participating in prescription drug Take-Back Day By Ed O'keefe

Harriet C. Sumerwell, gemologist, counselor By — Lauren Wiseman

Russell Dilts, USAID official By — Emma Brown

Man killed during confrontation with police in Southeast Washington By Clarence Williams and Martin Weil

D.C.’s Metro system inspires Virginia songwriter By Lori Aratani

Gonzalo Rojas, celebrated Chilean writer, dies at 94 By Adam Bernstein

MS-13 member sentenced to life in prison By Del Quentin Wilber

Elizabeth S. May, economist, educator By — Matt Schudel

WORLD

In Britain, Prince William threatens to eclipse his father, Prince Charles By Anthony Faiola

Gaddafi’s forces renew attacks on rebel-held Libyan port city of Misurata By Simon Denyer and Leila Fadel

European leaders threaten Syria with sanctions By Edward Cody

Global condemnation, but no action, against bloody Syria crackdown By Liz Sly and Edward Cody

Petraeus and Panetta said to be up for new posts as part of national security shakeup By Karen Deyoung and Greg Jaffe

India pledges new nuclear plant will be safe By Rama Lakshmi

Indian micro-credit crisis puts poor women in a bind By Rama Lakshmi

SPORTS

Denny McCarthy leads Georgetown Prep to IAC golf title By Josh Barr

In Jason Arnott, Capitals see someone who’s been where they want to go By Barry Svrluga

Wrestling: Weight class changes get chilly reception By Andy Marso

Questions and answers on the NFL labor dispute By Amy Shipley

Boys’ lacrosse: Landon rallies to beat top-ranked Gonzaga By Eric Detweiler

Orioles vs. Red Sox: Rookie Zach Britton continues strong start for Baltimore By Jeff Zrebiec

Girls' soccer: Battlefield cruises past Osbourn, 4-1 By James Wagner

Baseball: Herndon tops No. 5 Westfield, 9-4 By Preston Williams

Karl Hobbs deserved one more year to continue turnaround at George Washington By John Feinstein

Nationals vs. Mets: Solo home runs aren’t enough to lift Washington By Gene Wang

Softball: Broad Run edges No. 9 Woodgrove, 4-3 By Greg Schimmel