重播 2012年1月10日星期二

2012年1月10日星期二 星号下的 。 这是一年中的 9 日。 美国总统是 Barack Obama

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10th of January 2012 News

2012年1月10日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻

With a Fast and Anticipated Result, TV Analysts Shift Focus to South Carolina

Date: 11 January 2012

By BRIAN STELTER

Conservative television commentators and news outlets covering Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's win in the New Hampshire primary suggest that South Carolina will pose a more important test; while their comments are not outwardly negative, they implicitly urge TV and Web viewers to stay tuned.

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Rangers Chip Away at Coyotes and Record 5th Straight Win

Date: 11 January 2012

By CHRISTOPHER BOTTA

New York Rangers defeat Phoenix Coyotes, 2-1, in an NHL shootout.

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Stanley Kwan, Hang Seng Index Creator, Dies at 86

Date: 11 January 2012

By BLOOMBERG NEWS

Stanley Kwan, banker and creator of the Hang Seng index, dies at age 86.

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Mississippi Governor, Already Criticized on Pardons, Rides a Wave of Them Out of Office

Date: 11 January 2012

By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON

Mississippi Gov Haley Barbour grants full and unconditional pardons to 193 criminals on his last day in office, an unusually high number for the state, and one that is likely to inflame controversy about his pardon practices; he had previously pardoned five convicted murderers.

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Payment Set for Those Sterilized in Program

Date: 11 January 2012

By KIM SEVERSON

Task force decides how much to compensate victims of North Carolina's formal eugenics program, which lasted from 1929 to 1974; says each living person sterilized should receive $50,000; while other states had eugenics programs that sterilized more people, North Carolina's program, which may have included 7,600 people, lasted the longest.

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Questions Swirl Over What Led to Florida Drum Major’s Death

Date: 11 January 2012

By ROBBIE BROWN

Parents of Florida A&M drum major Robert Champion, victim of 2011 hazing death, say their son was gay but they do not believe this played a big role in his beating; many former Florida A&M band members say university band has a hazing culture.

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Jets’ Staff on Offense Is Shuffled

Date: 11 January 2012

By BEN SHPIGEL

Ben Shpigel On Pro Football column notes that the demoralizing end to New York Jets season has already claimed three coaches, including offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer, who has resigned.

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Corrections: January 11

Date: 11 January 2012

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Air Shows Are Safe Enough, Transport Safety Panel Is Told

Date: 11 January 2012

By CHRISTINE NEGRONI

National Transportation Safety Board holds hearing on safety of air shows, in wake of air show crash in Nevada that killed 10 spectators and a pilot; performance aviation experts say industry is safe and not in need of further regulation.

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Ron Paul Finishes Second in New Hampshire

Date: 11 January 2012

By TRIP GABRIEL

Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul finishes a strong second in New Hampshire primary, which in many ways is the more telling outcome in a race where Mitt Romney's dominance was never in doubt; outcome seems to give Paul, often dismissed as a protest candidate, reason to extend his campaign.

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