Patients Evacuated From City Medical Center After Power Failure
Date: 30 October 2012
By J. DAVID GOODMAN and COLIN MOYNIHAN
J. GOODMAN
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In Political Sign Battle, Thievery, Acid and Jelly
Date: 30 October 2012
By LIZETTE ALVAREZ
Lizette ALVAREZ
Signs in support of Obama/Biden or Romney/Ryan campaign tickets are being stolen and vandalized all over south Florida, serving as proxies for all the fury, disappointment and disgust the presidential race has stirred.
In San Diego, Gay Republican Finds He Can’t Count on Gay and Lesbian Vote
Date: 30 October 2012
By IAN LOVETT
Ian LOVETT
Carl DeMaio’s run for mayor of San Diego, Calif, exposes challenges that gay Republicans face as they try to further gay rights while appealing to conservatives who oppose it; city's gay and lesbian population is opposed to DeMaio, angered by his reticence on gay issues and his acceptance of donations from backers of California's same-sex marriage ban.
Challenge to Wiretaps is Heard by Justices
Date: 30 October 2012
By ADAM LIPTAK
Adam LIPTAK
Supreme Court hears challenge to federal law enacted after Sept 11 that authorized intercepting international communications involving Americans; question before court is whether journalists, lawyers and human rights advocates could show they have been harmed; if case is dismissed, constitutionality of 2008 measure, which broadened government power to eavesdrop, may never be ruled on by court.
Colorado Race Turns Fierce After Republican’s Anti-Obama Remark
Date: 29 October 2012
By CARL HULSE
Carl HULSE
Long Island Envisions Life After the Islanders
Date: 30 October 2012
By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
Michael SCHWIRTZ
Relocation in 2015 of professional hockey’s New York Islanders from Nassau County to Brooklyn is a bitter pill for many Long Island residents and fans to swallow.
Hurricane Sandy a Chance at Redemption for FEMA
Date: 30 October 2012
By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and ERIC LIPTON
Michael SCHMIDT
Federal Emergency Management Agency officials are struggling with question of how to deploy resources in face of powerful and far-reaching Hurricane Sandy, hoping to redeem agency for its prior failures.
City Ends Sibling-Preference Rule in Gifted Admissions
Date: 30 October 2012
By AL BAKER
Al BAKER
New York City education officials are rolling out several changes to admissions process for gifted and talented programs, but none have created quite as much furor as ending policy to automatically accept a gifted student’s siblings into same program.
Patients Evacuated From City Medical Center After Power Failure
Date: 30 October 2012
By J. DAVID GOODMAN and COLIN MOYNIHAN
In Political Sign Battle, Thievery, Acid and Jelly
Date: 30 October 2012
By LIZETTE ALVAREZ
Signs in support of Obama/Biden or Romney/Ryan campaign tickets are being stolen and vandalized all over south Florida, serving as proxies for all the fury, disappointment and disgust the presidential race has stirred.
In San Diego, Gay Republican Finds He Can’t Count on Gay and Lesbian Vote
Date: 30 October 2012
By IAN LOVETT
Carl DeMaio’s run for mayor of San Diego, Calif, exposes challenges that gay Republicans face as they try to further gay rights while appealing to conservatives who oppose it; city's gay and lesbian population is opposed to DeMaio, angered by his reticence on gay issues and his acceptance of donations from backers of California's same-sex marriage ban.
Challenge to Wiretaps is Heard by Justices
Date: 30 October 2012
By ADAM LIPTAK
Supreme Court hears challenge to federal law enacted after Sept 11 that authorized intercepting international communications involving Americans; question before court is whether journalists, lawyers and human rights advocates could show they have been harmed; if case is dismissed, constitutionality of 2008 measure, which broadened government power to eavesdrop, may never be ruled on by court.
Colorado Race Turns Fierce After Republican’s Anti-Obama Remark
Date: 29 October 2012
By CARL HULSE
Long Island Envisions Life After the Islanders
Date: 30 October 2012
By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
Relocation in 2015 of professional hockey’s New York Islanders from Nassau County to Brooklyn is a bitter pill for many Long Island residents and fans to swallow.
Hurricane Sandy a Chance at Redemption for FEMA
Date: 30 October 2012
By MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and ERIC LIPTON
Federal Emergency Management Agency officials are struggling with question of how to deploy resources in face of powerful and far-reaching Hurricane Sandy, hoping to redeem agency for its prior failures.
City Ends Sibling-Preference Rule in Gifted Admissions
Date: 30 October 2012
By AL BAKER
New York City education officials are rolling out several changes to admissions process for gifted and talented programs, but none have created quite as much furor as ending policy to automatically accept a gifted student’s siblings into same program.