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• 6. SOUTH KOREA CYBERATTACK TRACED TO CHINA
• But speculation still centers on North Korea as the source of hacks of banks and media companies.
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• 7. A HOST OF POSSIBLE SUSPECTS IN COLORADO CORRECTIONS CHIEF KILLING
• Tom Clements oversaw inmates in 20 prisons and a week ago denied a Saudi national's request for a transfer.
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• 8. HEEERE'S ... JIMMY?
• Speculation is swirling that NBC is preparing to replace "Tonight" host Jay Leno with Jimmy Fallon and move the show from California to New York.
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• 9. THE SONGS THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVER
• Simon and Garfunkel's "The Sounds of Silence" and Chubby Checker's "The Twist" are among 25 recordings going into the Library of Congress today.
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• 10. MARCH MADNESS REALLY BEGINS
• There won't be a repeat champion -- Kentucky has already lost -- but the tournament gets into full swing Thursday and Friday when 64 teams see action.
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AP News in Brief
Rockets hit southern Israel as Obama prepares to meet Palestinians, push peace talks
• JERUSALEM (AP) -- On the second day of a Mideast tour, U.S. President Barack Obama is set to emphasize the importance of reaching an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal, a message underscored Thursday when Palestinian militants in Gaza launched rockets into southern Israel.
• After a visit to Israel's national museum -- where he was inspecting the Dead Sea Scrolls, which highlight the Jewish people's ancient connection to the land that is now Israel -- Obama will head to the West Bank to tell the Palestinians that the creation of a Palestinian state remains a priority.
• He is not bringing a new plan to relaunch peace talks, but in meetings with the (Continued on page 29)
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