Mets Win a Long One, but It Only Goes Nine
Date: 10 July 2013
By ANDREW KEH
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9th of July 2013 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 9 luglio 2013
China’s Trade Data Is Significantly Weaker Than Forecast
Date: 10 July 2013
By BETTINA WASSENER
Chinese trade data for June comes in much weaker than expected, offering up the latest evidence that the Chinese economy has lost much of its previous vigor; exports fall 3.1 percent from year earlier and imports drop 0.7 percent.
Austin Goodrich, Spy Who Posed as Journalist, Dies at 87
Date: 10 July 2013
By BRUCE WEBER
Austin Goodrich, cold war Central Intelligence Agency officer who used his position as a CBS correspondent as a cover until his affiliation was revealed, dies at age 87.
National Arts Club Ex-President Settles Suit and Agrees to Pay $950,000
Date: 10 July 2013
By JOHN LELAND
O Aldon James Jr, embattled former head of National Arts Club, whose 25-year tenure was marked by charges of bullying, animal cruelty, compulsive hoarding and gross financial self-dealing, agrees to pay $950,000, ending lawsuit brought by New York State Atty Gen Eric T Schneiderman; James also agrees to move out of club’s residence tower, and never again serve as officer of a nonprofit organization in New York.
Rare Mutation Ignites Race for Cholesterol Drug
Date: 10 July 2013
By GINA KOLATA
Pharmaceutical companies are rushing to win approval for a drug mimicking effects of a rare gene mutation, which drives LDL cholesterol levels to new lows and prevents heart attacks; Amgen, Pfizer and Sanofi have drugs in clinical trials and report that their results, so far, are exciting (Series: Genetic Connections).
Record Luxury Tax Looms for the Nets
Date: 10 July 2013
By HOWARD BECK
Brooklyn Nets payroll, once trade for Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce is completed, will be about $98 million; figure will trigger tax bill of about $75 million, more than double the total of taxes paid by all 30 NBA teams combined in the 2011-12 season.
Texas Resumes Efforts at Abortion Restrictions
Date: 10 July 2013
By JOHN SCHWARTZ
Restrictive abortion that has stirred up Texas politics is once again moving its way through the Legislature during second special session called by Gov Rick Perry.
Firefighters’ Union Backs Thompson
Date: 10 July 2013
By MICHAELLE BOND
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr, Democrat and former city comptroller, is endorsed by Uniformed Firefighters Association in his bid for mayor of New York.
Quinn’s Father Is Sidelined
Date: 10 July 2013
By MICHAEL BARBARO
Trailside blog; New York City Council Speaker Christine C Quinn’s father was poised to play a starring role in her mayoral campaign but ailments have kept him off the trail; campaign is instead set to create a Twitter account for the famously opinionated, if technologically challenged, Lawrence Quinn.
China’s Trade Data Is Significantly Weaker Than Forecast
Date: 10 July 2013
By BETTINA WASSENER
Bettina WASSENER
Chinese trade data for June comes in much weaker than expected, offering up the latest evidence that the Chinese economy has lost much of its previous vigor; exports fall 3.1 percent from year earlier and imports drop 0.7 percent.
Austin Goodrich, Spy Who Posed as Journalist, Dies at 87
Date: 10 July 2013
By BRUCE WEBER
Bruce WEBER
Austin Goodrich, cold war Central Intelligence Agency officer who used his position as a CBS correspondent as a cover until his affiliation was revealed, dies at age 87.
National Arts Club Ex-President Settles Suit and Agrees to Pay $950,000
Date: 10 July 2013
By JOHN LELAND
John LELAND
O Aldon James Jr, embattled former head of National Arts Club, whose 25-year tenure was marked by charges of bullying, animal cruelty, compulsive hoarding and gross financial self-dealing, agrees to pay $950,000, ending lawsuit brought by New York State Atty Gen Eric T Schneiderman; James also agrees to move out of club’s residence tower, and never again serve as officer of a nonprofit organization in New York.
Rare Mutation Ignites Race for Cholesterol Drug
Date: 10 July 2013
By GINA KOLATA
Gina KOLATA
Pharmaceutical companies are rushing to win approval for a drug mimicking effects of a rare gene mutation, which drives LDL cholesterol levels to new lows and prevents heart attacks; Amgen, Pfizer and Sanofi have drugs in clinical trials and report that their results, so far, are exciting (Series: Genetic Connections).
Record Luxury Tax Looms for the Nets
Date: 10 July 2013
By HOWARD BECK
Howard BECK
Brooklyn Nets payroll, once trade for Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce is completed, will be about $98 million; figure will trigger tax bill of about $75 million, more than double the total of taxes paid by all 30 NBA teams combined in the 2011-12 season.
Texas Resumes Efforts at Abortion Restrictions
Date: 10 July 2013
By JOHN SCHWARTZ
John SCHWARTZ
Restrictive abortion that has stirred up Texas politics is once again moving its way through the Legislature during second special session called by Gov Rick Perry.
Weiner and Spitzer Are Fodder for Comedians
Date: 10 July 2013
By NICK CORASANITI
Nick CORASANITI
Firefighters’ Union Backs Thompson
Date: 10 July 2013
By MICHAELLE BOND
Michaelle BOND
Trailside blog; William C Thompson Jr, Democrat and former city comptroller, is endorsed by Uniformed Firefighters Association in his bid for mayor of New York.
Quinn’s Father Is Sidelined
Date: 10 July 2013
By MICHAEL BARBARO
Michael BARBARO
Trailside blog; New York City Council Speaker Christine C Quinn’s father was poised to play a starring role in her mayoral campaign but ailments have kept him off the trail; campaign is instead set to create a Twitter account for the famously opinionated, if technologically challenged, Lawrence Quinn.