Philippine Forces Free Scores Held by Muslim Rebels
Date: 17 September 2013
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
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In Islamist Bastions of Egypt, the Army Treads Carefully, and Christians Do, Too
Date: 17 September 2013
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
Convoy of more than a dozen armored police and army vehicles arrive in Dalga, Egypt, south of the capital of Cairo, as part of an expedition to capture a single fugitive Islamist; scale of operation is the latest indication of the challenge the military-led government appears to face as it struggles to control the Islamist strongholds in the rural southern regions of the country.
Primary Field Clears Abruptly for Illinois Governor’s Bid
Date: 17 September 2013
By MONICA DAVEY
Democrat William M Daley, former White House chief of staff, drops out of race for Illinois governor, giving incumbent Pat Quinn a better shot at winning re-election.
Complex Science at Issue in Politics of Fetal Pain
Date: 17 September 2013
By PAM BELLUCK
New laws further restricting abortions have been driven by contention that fetuses can feel pain at 20 weeks after conception, but science on issue is far less clear; Dr Nicholas Fisk, senior maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in Australia, says research convinces him pain 'is not possible at all' before 24 weeks.
Jets Rookie Cornerback Learned All About the Bench in College
Date: 17 September 2013
By BEN SHPIGEL
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan remains noncommittal on whether rookie cornerback Dee Milliner, who was benched in game against New England Patriots because of poor play, will regain his starting role for upcoming game against Buffalo Bills.
Returning to Rangers After Injury, and Loss
Date: 17 September 2013
By ALLAN KREDA
New York Rangers defenseman Marc Staal and center Dominic Moore are approaching the season from dramatically different perspectives of redemption; for Staal, challenge is physical, recovering from a serious eye injury sustained last season after a concussion-shortened 2011-2012 season; for Moore, challenge is emotional, skipping all of last season after his wife Katie died in January 2012 from liver cancer.
Germany’s Political Fragmentation May Pose Challenge for Merkel
Date: 17 September 2013
By JACK EWING
Polls suggest that German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right Christian Democratic Party will win the national election but fall short of an outright majority, which could make it tricky for her to assemble a governing coalition; results of state elections in Bavaria showed that Merkel's personal popularity conceals a high degree of political fragmentation.
Pile of Gold to Use for Bail? Seems ‘Fishy,’ a Judge Says
Date: 17 September 2013
By RUSS BUETTNER
Prosecutors seek to challenge the provenance of gold jewelry a Romany family sought to use as collateral for Tom Eli's $50,000 bail, at hearing at New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan; say Eli slashed a man outside 230 Fifth, nightclub in the Flatiron district, on April 14.
Asking for Help, Then Killed by an Officer’s Barrage
Date: 17 September 2013
By KIM SEVERSON
Former college football player Jonathan Ferrell is shot to death by Charlotte, NC, Police Officer Randall Kerrick while searching for help after a car accident; Kerrick will face arraignment on voluntary manslaughter charges.