The Boston Globe's Daily Headlines

To ensure you receive your Boston.com e-mails, please add newsletters@boston.com to your address book. If you have trouble reading this e-mail, go to http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/email_headlines
April 3, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

O’Malley says pontiff sought to end abuses | Issues ringing defense of pope in clergy cases  After the rains, the reckoning | A host of side effects — some horrible, some happy — from a record dose of H2O  Benedict called agent of delay in Ariz. cases | Long review before notorious priests removed  Alarm over shortage of nuclear experts | US races to draw interest in field  More Globe Stories  ROCKETS 119, CELTICS 114: Sound beating | Alarms blare in home loss to Rockets  Great way to start | Wakefield lauds Red Sox rotation  Old names, new faces rise to Four | Butler adds twist to familiar scripts  BOB RYAN: This law catches up to everybody  More Sports  ‘Alarm fatigue’ linked to patient’s death | US agency says monitors at MGH unheeded  DiMasi won’t face Genesis allegations | Prosecutors remove sections of indictment  Hope after a deluge | Resilient residents focus on cleaning up and drying out  Defendant in teen’s death changes his plea to guilty  ADRIAN WALKER: Quiet faith in justice  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
The problem of empty office space | Slump could hamper broader recovery  Repeal of medical devices tax unlikely | Mass. officials have vowed to reduce or undo the levy  For some, waiting in line adds to the iPad’s appeal  March payrolls surge by 162,000, US says | Unemployment rate steady at 9.7%  Talbots again extends warrants swap offer  More Business  All of them, survivors | Years after losing his first wife to breast cancer, David Fox documents the scars and the spirit of those touched by the disease  Don’t let her be | Florence Welch, very pleasantly, discusses her violent lyrics  STAGE REVIEW: Playing ‘Scott Brown’ for some laughs at Improv Asylum  NAMES: A hoped-for double play  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Baker deserves support on plan to help cities cut health costs  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A great boost for fuel economy  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Perelman: Modesty in the act of genius  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Bring in the parents  JOANNA WEISS: Nurture vs. homework  JESSE SINGAL: Statutory-rape laws misused in bullying case  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion