USA TODAY US Edition - 2012-04-18

• Invisible Children: ‘Raves and ridicule’
• Local health centers fall short
• Final flight ‘made the tears come’
• 100 Olympic hopefuls in100 days
• Warren Buffett diagnosed with early stage prostate cancer
• Troops, reservists owe $390M to IRS
• Different stories emerge from Secret Service scandal
• Wacky food flavors to test your palate — and stomach
• Women in USA earned 77% of what men earned in 2010
• Name ‘corn sugar’ leaves bitter taste among some
• -Performanc­e varies greatly clinic to clinic,
• Syrian activists deride Russia’s truce claims
• Church outreach takes on new technical touch
• Inspector general: GSA official’s waste part of pattern
• The truth behind ‘Mommy Wars’: Why can’t women have it all?
• Federal follies
• GSA junket carries higher costs
• Yahoo outlines plans to streamline business
• Plants ready to hire, but . . .
• Mutual fund group sues regulator on new rules
• Sony Smartwatch could use a little more time in developmen­t
• Ikea makes TV cables magically disappear
• Stocks soar as profit outlook improves, Spain worries ease
• NFL pumps up prime time
• Guillen returns; fallout lingers
• Payton, Loomis can’t talk to Saints
• Silence will be golden for Saints
• Great matchups will start season right
• Lincecum looks for positives
• This date in baseball
• Warriors’ Curry done for season
• No contact penalty for Franchitti
• Torres’ hit sends Hossa to hospital
• Rinne pushes Wings to brink of eliminatio­n
• Decastro good to go at guard
• Guards-centers
• Team needs
• Movie theaters are going a little wild for Earth Day
• What does Titanic teach us? Never skip dessert
• THE IDOL METER
• Mix of messages: Earthy to adorable
• Not many visit ‘NYC,’ ‘Apt. 23’
• So you think autism is nothing to joke about?
• Spring into action in your kitchen and in the foods you eat
• Crossword

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