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Alcoa Cuts Alumina Capacity; 1Q Report Due Tuesday

Alcoa Inc., the U.S. aluminum giant, said Thursday it will reduce its annual total alumina production capacity by 2 percent this year, aimed at matching output with its plans to reduce smelter capacity amid global oversupply that has hurt prices.
Singer Greenwood Sings God Bless The USA At Coors Field.

The Silent Majority Sings as One: “God Bless the USA”

Those lyrics are from the most patriotic American anthem of the last half-century, Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA.” Ronald Reagan played the song the year it came out, at the 1984 Republican convention, and it gained iconic status after the 9/11 atrocities.
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Santorum, Pressed To Quit, Huddles With Backers

Tumbling in the polls, even in his native Pennsylvania, and under increasing pressure to quit the Republican race, Rick Santorum huddled with conservative leaders and aides Thursday to plot strategy.
Suspected Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout sits in a holding cell after arriving at a Bangkok criminal court

'Merchant Of Death' Viktor Bout Gets 25 Years For Colombian Arms Deal

The 45-year-old Russian was busted in a 2008 sting in Thailand in which undercover informants working for U.S. authorities posed as members of the Colombian rebel group FARC. Bout insists he was a legitimate businessman just trying to sell airplanes, not weapons.
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Former Tyco CEO Kozlowski Denied Parole

Dennis Kozlowski, the former Tyco International CEO whose $6,000 shower curtain made him a symbol of corporate greed, was denied parole this week, New York's Department of Corrections said on Thursday.

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