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Stag Arms Owner Unveils Modified Rifles That Might Be Legal In Connecticut
The Hartford CourantFive weeks after Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed a gun control law outlawing any retail sales for the entire product line of Stag Arms, the maker of military-style rifles unveiled a new design Thursday that its owner said will not be subject to the...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Dannel P. Malloy , Justice System, New Britain, Crime, Law and Justice
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Counting down to Lit Fest
(This selection is edited for clarity and length.) Tom Acitelli What do you think of when you think of Chicago? Oddly enough, the 1860 Republican convention that nominated Abraham Lincoln. Who is an author you'd like to meet, dead or alive?...
Tags: Television, Michael Jackson, Newspaper and Magazine, People (magazine), Blockbuster
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USC's Khaled Holmes is finalist for SI's college athlete of year
Former USC football player Khaled Holmes is a finalist for Sports Illustrated’s award for college athlete of the year. Holmes, profiled last October in The Times, earned an undergraduate degree in classics and a masters in communication...
Tags: Basketball, Sports Illustrated, Sports, National Football League
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How does Manny Machado compare with some of baseball's young phenoms?
When he charges onto the infield grass, makes that barehanded pickup and throws a rocket to first, Manny Machado reminds Orioles fans of a superstar third baseman of yesteryear. When he breaks out of the batter's box on a liner into the gap and hits...
Tags: Chris Davis, J.J. Hardy, National League, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Kansas City Royals
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Carl Hiaasen: Once again, we're the poster child for scandal
Miami HeraldAnyone who thinks the health-care apparatus in this country doesn't need radical liposuction should read through the new federal report on hospital costs. Make that alleged costs. All over the country, hospitals are billing Medicare ludicrously...Tags: Health Insurance, Insurance, Medicare, The Miami Herald, Government Health Care
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EDITORIAL: Duluth producing great biz leaders
Duluth News TribuneWhile honoring them last month, the "Power 50" were described by Minnesota Business magazine as "the linchpins in their company," "the connectors in their industry," "the heart of the operation" and "the ones who make things happen." That their ranks...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Business Enterprises
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Jarron Collins talks about disclosure his brother Jason is gay
Jarron Collins sat down with Jim Rome as part of a three-member panel to discuss the disclosure that his twin brother, NBA player Jason Collins, is gay. Jason Collins, in an interview published last week in Sports Illustrated, became the first...
Tags: Rome (Italy), Sports Illustrated, Trevor Pryce
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The cover-up unravels
Paul GreenbergNow we know. Or at least we know more than we did about what happened at Benghazi, and, even more telling, what happened afterward. And there's doubtless more to come. With each congressional hearing, with each appearance by another whistleblower, the...Tags: Al-Qaeda, Trey Gowdy, Boston, Univision (tv network), Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Hitting machine
Boston HeraldDavid Ortiz has kept some pretty impressive company throughout his career. Among his major league contemporaries, he has slugged on a par with Manny Ramirez, Edgar Martinez, Vladimir Guerrero and pretty much everybody else south of Barry Bonds. But...Tags: Triple Crown, Minnesota Twins, Sports, Albert Pujols, David Ortiz
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Lexington Herald-Leader John Clay column
The Lexington Herald-LeaderMark Stoops, you're making this tough. You know us columnists. We are the Nattering Nabobs of Negativism. (Spiro Agnew said that line, but it was a soon-to-be-columnist named Bill Safire who wrote it.) We lemon-suckers love to mock, criticize and...Tags: Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Spiro Agnew, Sports, Alabama Crimson Tide, Mississippi State Bulldogs
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The Providence Journal, R.I., John Kostrzewa column
The Providence JournalAlan Abelson, former editor and longtime columnist of Barron's, died on Thursday after a 62-year-career that is a lesson in financial journalism. Abelson's reports and commentary moved markets. He was unafraid to take on the giants, such as Warren...Tags: Queens (New York City), Heart Attack, Newspaper and Magazine
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Canes video on gay athletes: 'All one team'
The News & ObserverThe videos are short but the message is powerful. The public service announcements, made by both the Carolina Hurricanes and Duke University, support the You Can Play Project, an advocacy organization seeking an end to homophobia in sports. Hurricanes...Tags: Jim Rutherford, Rochester Americans, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Teaching and Learning, Boston Bruins
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