Good morning.
Our early headlines:
-- Payroll Tax Cut's Last Hurdle: Getting 'Unanimous Consent'.
-- Arlington Cemetery: Possible Problems With 64,230 Graves Or Records.
-- Vaclav Havel, Hero Of The 'Velvet Revolution,' Laid To Rest.
Other top headlines include:
-- Christchurch, New Zealand, Rocked By Earthquakes Again; More Likely; Minor Injuries Reported. ( The New Zealand Herald)
-- "Pakistan Rejects U.S. Probe Into Border Deaths." ( DAWN.com)
-- "U.S. Deal With Taliban Breaks Down," But Marks Change In U.S. Strategy. ( The Washington Post)
-- "U.S. Seeks Program To Buy Up Missiles Loose In Libya." ( The New York Times)
-- "Armed With Phone, Dangerous To Syria: Former Truck Driver on Run for Phoning in Death Counts That Inform International Tolls; 'There's No One Left but Me.' " ( The Wall Street Journal)
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