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• Williams: Blacks' high crime rate puts mark of suspicion on them

Editorial / Letters

• Other Views: California's stagnation
• Letter: Park visitors should not litter

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• High court upholds jails' strip searches
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi hopes victory is dawn of new era
• Swift tops a day of ups and downs with AMC win
• Airlines' treatment of passengers improves ... slowly
• Baylor women reach title game, are one win from a perfect season
• Kansas, Kentucky meet in a battle of top talent versus a lot of heart
• Wisconsin's highways show routes to primary
• Plane crash in Siberia kills 31 of 43 on board
• A-J's Heloise winners tell their stories (VIDEOS)
• Top Obama campaign donor accused of fraud
• Motor home crash kills 5 in northeast Kansas
• In South Korea, US education means split families
• Study: Long use of any hormones poses cancer risk
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Winners at the Academy of Country Music Awards
• Blacks have trouble clearing cervical cancer virus
• Timbuktu, ancient Islamic city, under attack
• Romney's staff pulls April Fools' gag on candidate
• AP Exclusive: Images show North Korea launch work
• Plane carrying 43 people crashes in Siberia

Health

• Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate

Life / Columnists

• Annie: Daughter-in-law should take mom shopping
• Heloise: Nail-polish remover can help erase glue stains

Local News

• Cole case spotlighted on 'Rock Center with Brian Williams'
• Texas In July slated to perform Wednesday at Jake's in Lubbock
• Bankruptcy judge approves schedule for Levelland ethanol plant auction
• City offices will close in observance of Good Friday
• Police look for suspected debit card abuser
• Texas Tech continues Global Lens film series
• Plaintiffs argue Beakley's bankruptcy filing violated receivership order
• LISD has groundbreaking for new consolidated Iles-Wheatley Elementary campus
• Jury convicts mother of injury to child
• Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Garrison Institute on Aging receives grant
• Speech, language summer programs available at Texas Tech Health Sciences Center
• Police stop alleged attempted burglary at Lubbock High School
• Police release names of Fiesta Ballroom stabbing, seek suspects
• Registration starting for Summer Satellite Camps
• South Plains Church to host Superkidz Truck service
• Registration beginning for Kidz Zone and Discovery Summer Camps
• Lubbock AgriLife Extension to host conference on Tuesday
• From the AJ's Pages

National News

• Feds investigating fire reports in Cruze, Wrangler
• Thousands gather at Miami rally for Trayvon Martin
• Author harvests garden's dark secrets - poisonous plants

Sports

• The bloom is off Augusta National
• Kentucky tops Kansas 67-59 for national title
• Baylor women beat Stanford to reach title game
• Notre Dame women beat UConn 83-75 in Final 4
• Sports Briefly
• US, Japan draw 1-1 at Kirin Cup
• Granger has 32 as Pacers top Rockets 104-102 in OT
• NFL: Saints appeal hearings expected this week
• Pro Golf Roundup: Mahan wins Houston Open, becomes year's first two-timer
• Newman wins wild finish at Martinsville Speedway

Sports / Columnists

• Leschper: Things looking up for spring turkey hunters after bad year

Sports / High School / Baseball

• High school baseball roundup: Caprock hands Frenship second district loss
• New Deal Lions suffer rare district loss

Sports / High School / Girls Basketball

• Avalanche-Journal All-South Plains High School Basketball Team - Class 3A

Sports / High School / Soccer

• Monterey soccer season ends in bi-district

Sports / Red Raiders / Baseball

• Spencer works to end Red Raiders' slump

Sports / Small College

• No. 1 Lubbock Christian University softball sweeps Oklahoma Baptist

Texas

• Prosecutors want JetBlue captain held without bond
• Texas and Region

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World

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• Pakistani boy who burned himself over uniform dies