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What happened on April 06, 2012

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What happened on April 06, 2012

LOCAL

At National Cathedral, altar florists set seasonal tones By Michelle Boorstein

Frank H. Strickler, lawyer who defended Watergate figures, dies at 92 By Matt Schudel

Navy jet crashes in Virginia Beach neighborhood By William Branigin

Chronic offender gets 4 years for car break-ins on Capitol Hill By Allison Klein

District’s two Occupy camps headed toward McPherson Square merger By Annie Gowen and Jimm Phillips

Maryland budget deal remains elusive, with three days remaining in session By Aaron C. Davis

Annual White House Easter Egg Roll to be held Monday By Stefanie Dazio

Va. Sen. Charles Colgan: Silver Line project doesn’t outweigh other budget priorities By Anita Kumar and Laura Vozzella

Mega Millions: What's up with Mirlande Wilson's 'Sweet Swine' cap? By Yvonne Wenger | The Baltimore Sun

Area Egyptian Americans view Islamic party’s rise, U.S. visit with hope, suspicion By Pamela Constable

Bingu wa Mutharika, president of Malawi, dies at 78 By T. Rees Shapiro

Md. House leaders propose no-slots casino for Pr. George’s By John Wagner

Fairfax County expected to name former deputy as county executive, document says By Fredrick Kunkle

OPINIONS

Five myths about water By Charles Fishman

In gated communities, such as where Trayvon Martin died, a dangerous mind-set By Edward J. Blakely

America loves a vigilante. Until we meet one. By Ann Hornaday

Why I support Baluchistan By Dana Rohrabacher

What Romney needs in a running mate By George F. Will

Should God be obeyed? Should the government? By Robert A. Burt

100 years after the Titanic, we’re still not unsinkable By Henry Petroski

Support our troops? Then bring them home. By George Masters

No gamble for Prince George’s By Rushern L. Baker Iii

Does The Post ignore area Congress members? By Patrick B. Pexton

Why don’t Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum just quit? By Jonathan Renshon, Jennifer Lerner and Philip Tetlock

An Easter bouquet to my Metro samaritan By Barbara Riehle

The crippling pain in Spain By Editorial Board

Will the D.C. Council regulate medical marijuana to death? By Martin Austermuhle

Justice, at last, in Metrobus accident By Editorial Board

Whistleblower goes unrewarded By Colbert I. King

A gander at Tysons Corner mall By Cathey Frei

The facts vs. Mitt Romney By Dana Milbank

Iran’s limited escape options By Karim Sadjadpour

What makes health care different By Donna Dubinsky

No way to elect leaders By Editorial Board

An interview with Viktor Orban, prime minister of Hungary By Lally Weymouth

Putting our best teachers where they can do the most good By Meaghan Petersack and Jignasha Pandya

Would two presidents be better than one? By Justin Moyer

ENTERTAINMENT

John Grisham’s ‘Calico Joe’ By Steven V. Roberts

Why a bullied student, a parent and a school official opened their lives to filmmaker By Jen Chaney

Book review: ‘Pakistan on the Brink’ by Ahmed Rashid By Bruce Riedel

Book review: “Who is That Man?” by David Dalton By Colin Fleming

The demise of 3-D: Are we having fun yet? By Ann Hornaday

All-to-his-own museum for America’s greatest unknown painter, Clyfford Still By David Brown

In ‘Carnage,’ another hit play bombs on screen By Nelson Pressley

National Gallery and Sackler exhibits honor National Cherry Blossom Festival By Danielle O’steen

Fairy tales for audiences — and theaters — that seek happy endings By Jessica Goldstein

Stephin Merritt of Magnetic Fields dislikes performing, doesn’t care about instrumental skills By John Defore

Whit Stillman on ‘Damsels in Distress’ By Stephanie Merry

UrbanArias stages opera for modern sensibilities By Stephen Brookes

Music review: Monica’s ‘New Life’ By Allison Stewart

POLITICS

Obama has aggressive Internet strategy to woo supporters By T.w. Farnam

BUSINESS

Jack Gerard, the force majeure behind Big Oil By Steven Mufson

2013 Toyota Avalon Gets Radical New Look By Viknesh Vijayenthiran | Highgearmedia.com

Baby bicycle seats get recalled after 2 children suffer injuries to their fingers By Dina Elboghdady

Fed economists disagree over construction jobs’ lesson on economy By Peter Whoriskey

What else is Google X cooking up? By Hayley Tsukayama

Instant tax refunds on their way out By Ylan Q. Mui

Is Apple testing a 7.85-inch iPad in its labs? By Devindra Hardawar | Venturebeat.com

How Wal-Mart can save the Blackberry By Alex Castro | Venturebeat.com

The budget deficit is the least of my worries By Ezra Klein

Petroleum institute’s numbers on oil policy a matter of dispute By Steven Mufson

Apple’s smaller iPad rumors heat up again By Hayley Tsukayama

Alarmed about botnet trojan, Apple releases update for Macs By Meghan Kelly | Venturebeat.com

U.S. hiring slowed sharply in March; unemployment fell to 8.2% By Michael A. Fletcher

Reflective Chavez weeps at Mass in Venezuela, asking God to spare his life By Daniel Wallis

AT&T may face strike as union contracts’ end looms By Olga Kharif and Scott Moritz

Sergey Brin spotted wearing Google Glasses prototype By Hayley Tsukayama

Google glasses deeply integrated with voice commands, video chat, location check-ins By Thomas Houston

Sapphire Energy gets $144M in its fuel tank to turn algae into gasoline By Sarah Mitroff | Venturebeat.com

Mild winter may have artificially inflated jobs data, economists fear By Ylan Q. Mui

Mega Millions: For lotteries, disputes are often part of the game By Hayley Tsukayama

LIFESTYLE

Lost and found in the travel industry: Not necessarily a lost cause By Andrea Sachs

Kayaking the Florida Everglades, if you dare By Tom Shroder