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A U.S. bankruptcy judge said Monday he will approve Citadel Broadcasting's reorganization plan, rejecting the claims of a dissident shareholder group. Judge Burton Lifland said Citadel "has met the burden of confirmation," BusinessWeek reports. More at 
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