German government divided over form of Lufthansa rescue deal

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's ruling coalition is divided over whether the state should have a role in running airline Lufthansa in return for a rescue package the company aims to finalise next week, politicians said on Sunday.Rolf Muetzenich, parliamentary party leader of junior coalition partners the Social Democrats, demanded a say in the running of the company in return for financial aid."If companies such as Lufthansa receive billions of euros in state aid from taxpayers' money, the federal..