Thursday, January 7, 2016

@23:30, 1/6/15

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Lois Colley Murder Investigation Reveals a Black Market in Hay

Two workers were arrested Sunday, but the police would not say if they were suspects in the murder of Mrs. Colley, 83, who was found bludgeoned to death in her home in Westchester County.

Dutchess County is next door.


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U.S.

A Town Drowned and Resurrected on a Bluff Misses Its Old Home

After a catastrophic flood in 1993, the residents of Valmeyer, Ill., picked up their town and moved to a bluff a mile and a half away. But they miss the old town on the Mississippi River.

Put in a funicular and a building on stilts.
Cut the weeds and enjoy. 

3
Real Estate

House Hunting in ...Trinidad and Tobago

Home prices in Trinidad and Tobago fell by about 20 percent after the global real estate crisis of 2008 and have yet to fully recover.

I do not like the tropics.

4
Opinion

Rules for Police Use of Deadly Force

Readers discuss how to reduce the number of suspects killed by the police.

Give the police their billy clubs.

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N.Y. / Region

Cuomo Lays Out Renovation Plan for Penn Station and Farley Post Office

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the plan would be part of a series of projects including new air and rail terminals that he called “the biggest construction program in our state’s history.”

Just get the station built.

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N.Y. / Region

Mayor de Blasio to Raise Base Pay for City Workers


7
Sports

Panthers Shut Out Rangers for Eighth Straight Victory

Goaltender Roberto Luongo made 40 saves for Florida, which ended a seven-game losing streak against the Rangers.

http://www.boston.com/sports/hockey/bruins?p1=menu_sports_more_bruins

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N.Y. / Region

​Man Posing as War Hero Charged With Fraud, Police Say

The police identified the man as Jeremy Wilson, and said they had arrested him after investigators concocted a story to draw Mr. Wilson to a station house in Chelsea.

Fraud is attractive to some.

9
Science

No Disguising the Power of a Smaller Chameleon’s Tongue

The animal has an apparatus that can shoot to about two and a half body lengths, accelerating at about 8,500 feet per second per second.

OK

10
N.Y. / Region

2 Brooklyn Schools in Gentrifying Area Will Get New Zones



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U.S.

Protesters in Oregon Seek to End Policy That Shaped West

An armed group that is occupying a wildlife reserve in Oregon has called for Washington to hand control of federal lands to ranchers and local governments.

"They used to call it Bundyville, a dot of the arid Wild West where in 1916, a Mormon pioneer named Abraham Bundy staked out a homestead in a sea of northern Arizona sagebrush. Settlers caught rainwater in tanks and grazed their livestock across public land that had yet to be brought under government control.
That place is mostly a ghost town today, gradually abandoned after the nation set up a system of grazing permits and regulations to curb voracious overgrazing on public lands. But shards of Bundyville have stuck with the branch of the family that made its way to Nevada, where they set up a cattle ranch and became the face of unyielding, armed protest over how Washington manages Western lands."

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Opinion

­In Oregon, Myth Mixes With Anger

The West won’t be won by ideologues brandishing guns and seizing government property.

Yes.  Accent on sustainable.

13
Sports

Knicks’ Balanced Attack Holds Off the Hawks

The Knicks improved to 17-19, matching their win total from last season, but they kept things in perspective as they packed up for Miami, the second stop on a three-game trip.

http://nytimes.stats.com/nba/scoreboard.asp?day=20160107

8:00 PM ET TNT/CSNC
Boston           
Chicago           


14
World

Jordan: Thousands of Syrian Refugees Are Stranded

Jordan said that over 12,000 Syrian refugees had amassed at its border, awaiting entry into the country.

Shia Sunni battles will continue as they have since the seventh century.

15
Sports

FIFA Recommends Nine-Year Ban for Valcke

Jérôme Valcke, who has been suspended since October, faces a nine-year ban from soccer for violations of FIFA’s code of ethics.

European Football needs a new boss.

16
Fashion & Style

Makeup That Can Take a Workout

Beauty products promise to be sweatproof (and appropriate) at spin class or on the treadmill.

Feel good.

17
Sports

Loss of Jarrett Jack Hangs Over a Nets Defeat

With Jarrett Jack out for the season after injuring his right knee in Boston last Saturday, the team’s looseness before a home game against the Celtics proved to be a facade.

I will shed no tears.

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U.S.

Paiute Indians Dispute Oregon Wildlife Refuge Protesters’ Standing

Members of the Burns Paiute Tribe said that if anyone should get the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge property back, it should be them.

We will not have another Indian war.

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Food

Video: Skillet Chicken

U.S.

Top Alabama Judge Orders Halt to Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

Chief Justice Roy S. Moore cited a pending State Supreme Court case in issuing an edict that goes against the United States Supreme Court’s decision.

Another futile gesture.

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