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Top Stories: Jobs Report; Chávez Funeral

In Caracas, Venezuela, early Friday, supporters of the late President Hugo Chávez were in the streets ahead of his funeral.
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In Caracas, Venezuela, early Friday, supporters of the late President Hugo Chávez were in the streets ahead of his funeral.

Good morning.

Our early headlines:

-- February Jobs And Unemployment News Likely To Be 'More of The Same'.

-- Cardinals Expected To Set Date For Start Of Conclave.

-- Book News: Hilary Mantel Has 'No Regrets' About Kate Middleton Remarks.

Other stories making headlines:

-- "Bin Laden's Son-In-Law To Appear In U.S. Court." ( Morning Edition)

-- "After Sanctions Vote, 2 Koreas Ratchet Up Attack Threats." ( The New York Times)

-- "Crowds Gather For State Funeral Of Hugo Chávez." ( BBC News)

-- Conservative Activist James O'Keefe Settles Lawsuit, "Pays $100,000 To Former ACORN Worker." ( Los Angeles Times)

-- "Northeast Faces More Snow And Flooding." ( CBS News)

-- "Deadly Lion Attack Occurred After Animal Escaped Cage, Coroner Says." ( Fox News)

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