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Today in Black America - April 22

POSTED: April 22, 2013, 6:00 am

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Today in Black History: Brilliant jazz bassist and composer Charles Mingus was born on this date in 1922.

The New York Times

Boston Begins to Say Farewells to Victims

Officials Say Bomb Suspects Appeared Set to Attack Again

EDITORIAL: How to Handle a Terrorism Case

Conservative Koch Brothers Turning Focus to Newspapers

Gun Victims Vow to Press On in State Legislatures and Political Campaigns

Budget Negotiating Chip Has Big Downside for Old and Poor

Race and Ethnicity Hovered Over Jury Selection in Trial of Ex-Aides to Liu

City Report Shows More Were Near Poverty in 2011


The Christian Science Monitor



Boston Marathon bombing: the blame game begins


How did Denver’s 4/20 marijuana day turn violent?

Immigration reform bill may hang on economic effect of legalizing millions


Why did West, Texas, build homes and a school next to a 'time bomb'?



The Star Ledger

Seeing healthy profits from ailing hospitals, 2 groups have big plans for N.J.

N.J. Senate Democrats to introduce major overhaul of campaign finance laws

City contractor files lawsuit against Trenton for $19,000 in unpaid bills


Interim president of Essex County College assumes new role, navigates county politics

$6 million and counting: the legal costs of N.J. child welfare reform



The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Leader of Atlanta superintendent search group named


The Detroit Free Press

Michigan lawmakers back changes to welfare benefits that include drug testing

Officials: Goal of Detroit One to reduce violent crime

Free Press staffers win 32 Society of Professional Journalists awards

Biden tells Dems now is 'make or break moment' for the middle class

Michigan events will promote financial literacy


The Washington Post

Doubts arise over Boston suspect’s ability to speak

In post-9/11 America, panic, shock are kept to a minimum

EPA proposes rules to curb power-plant waste in waterways

GAO to study federal pay system

House approves controversial cybersecurity bill

Student population at Thomas Jefferson shifts significantly

Silverman asked Frumin to leave D.C. Council race to consolidate Democrats


The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Cleveland City Council redistricting draws to a close, 'Eugene Miller factor' at the heart of contentious process: Analysis

Cleveland School District considers using money from sale of headquarters to offer more school options downtown

Medical examiner's office identifies the 4 people shot to death in Akron


The Chicago Tribune

Six people shot in separate Chicago shootings over weekend


Furloughs to hit families with 2 government jobs hard


Illinois could toughen speed rules for school zones


The Los Angeles Times

In austere time, seniority is limited for Calif. senators

Sky-high spending continues in L.A. school board race

Court closure expected to mean trouble for at-risk youths

Villaraigosa gets good marks from majority of voters

Garcetti opens 10-point lead over Greuel in mayoral race


USA Today

Fights against AIDS, sex traffic collide at high court

Five dead after shooting near Seattle







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