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N.Y. / Region
By PATRICK McGEEHAN | Oct 23rd 2014
In a report, the Citizens Budget Commission says the authority
should improve the conditions of its existing transit systems, before
moving ahead with the Second Avenue subway and other expansion projects.
Subways; Transit Systems; Second Avenue Subway (NYC)
When it was decided to save the nickle fare the M.T.A. was made dependent on state subsidies for capital expenditures.
The authority must do repairs and growth.
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World
By EDWARD WONG | Oct 22nd 2014
Horse country.
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Automobiles
By BENJAMIN PRESTON | Oct 23rd 2014
The motorcycle that Henry Fonda may have ridden in the movie “Easy
Rider” sells for $1.35 million; the Petersen Automotive Museum closes
for renovations.
World
Quynhanh Do | Oct 23rd 2014
The groups fighting for the town of Kobani meet the politics
behind Turkey’s recent decision to assist them in pushing back the
Islamic State.
Kurds; United States International Relations; United States Defense
and Military Forces; United States Politics and Government; Airships;
International Relations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recep_Tayyip_Erdo%C4%9Fan
Erdoğan would like to be Sultan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sultans_of_the_Ottoman_Empire
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Opinion
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD | Oct 22nd 2014
As much accountability as we will see.
Business Day
By ANATOLE KALETSKY | REUTERS | Oct 23rd 2014
Three separate events next week will help determine whether Europe is headed for economic recovery or continued stagnation.
European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- )
The outlook for Europe is dismal.
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U.S.
By TIMOTHY WILLIAMS and TANZINA VEGA | Oct 23rd 2014
Cities and states are approving laws that forbid criminal-history
questions on most job applications, part of an effort to ease
ex-offenders’ re-entry into society.
Ex-Convicts; Hiring and Promotion; Labor and Jobs; Law and Legislation; Discrimination
Attempting to curb bias in hiring is "pushing on a string".
Labor is in surplus. Employers are looking for any reason
to reject applicants. HR will continue to check criminal records. If such checks are forbidden they will not be reported.
Getting industry growing is the best way to get it hiring.
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Books
By LESLIE H. GELB | Oct 21st 2014
Leslie H. Gelb reviews Leon Panetta’s memoir, which recounts a
career in public service, including stints as White House chief of
staff, director of the C.I.A. and defense secretary.
United States Politics and Government; Books and Literature
Leon Panetta is a simple man forced to live a complex life.
He is not a simpleton.
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N.Y. / Region
By MATT A.V. CHABAN | Oct 20th 2014
With a parody ad, a building workers’ union takes on the AVA High Line, a luxury New York apartment building.
Real Estate and Housing (Residential); Advertising and Marketing; Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming; Social Media
It is not inability but unwillingness to pay more than must be paid to fill the position.
The practice of minimal pay is universal in business.
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U.S.
By SWATI KHURANA | Oct 22nd 2014
When my family and I immigrated in 1977, to be an Indian-American
meant replacing curry with bologna and saris with sweaters, and
celebrating Diwali invisibly. My daughter’s life is very different.
Diwali (Hindu Festival); Hinduism; Immigration and Emigration; Indian-Americans; Parenting
There is a critical mass of practitioners for any religion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minyan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorum
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Opinion
Oct 21st 2014
A Farm Sanctuary official agrees with Bill Maher that pigs should not be confined to tiny crates.
Animal Abuse, Rights and Welfare; Pigs; Factory Farming
Gestation crates are a horror.
Homo Sapiens are omnivores.
Our obligate vegetarian near relatives are all extinct.
I will shop and cook to your specification.
I may argue about details.
We understand nutrition better than our ancestors.
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Opinion
Oct 23rd 2014
Readers respond to an Op-Ed article about a new corporate benefit.
Eggs; Pregnancy and Childbirth; Women and Girls; In Vitro Fertilization; Work-Life Balance
As far as corporate management is concerned babies are an
unnecessary expense.
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Arts
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | Oct 23rd 2014
On Jan. 13, the American Museum of Natural History will open a
display devoted to the efforts to eradicate Guinea worm and other
diseases.
Guinea Worm Disease; Museums
I will stand and cheer when the extinction of the Guinea Worm is announced.
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Sports
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Oct 19th 2014
Needing a victory, Keselowski won in overtime at Talladega
Superspeedway to advance to the third round of the Chase for the Sprint
Cup championship.
Automobile Racing; Nascar Sprint Cup Series
More travel for you.
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Health
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. | Oct 20th 2014
Giving steroids to women who are about to give birth prematurely
may be useless or even dangerous in poor countries where most women give
birth at home.
Premature Babies; Steroids; Pregnancy and Childbirth; Third World and Developing Countries
A careful examination of the original work in wealthy nations will probably reveal the problem.
One pound infants do not have a high survival rate.
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U.S.
By CHRISTINE AYALA and BOBBY BLANCHARD | Oct 23rd 2014
Greg Abbott, the Republican who is running for governor of Texas,
is riding a wave of television ads all the way to the election.
Elections, Governors; Political Advertising; Midterm Elections (2014)
The Koch brothers want him elected.
Texas will have "the best government money can buy".
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Automobiles
Oct 22nd 2014
Motorcycle manufacturers brought their newest models to Florida
over the weekend, including the bobber and cafe-inspired Star Bolt
C-Spec.
Business Day
By DANIELLE IVORY and AARON M. KESSLER | Oct 20th 2014
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U.S.
By RICK ROJAS | Oct 20th 2014
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Business Day
By CHAD BRAY | Oct 20th 2014
The deal to acquire privately held Arysta LifeScience is expected
to bolster Platform Specialty’s offerings for protecting crops,
including insecticides and herbicides.
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