Kane to skip defense of NRA backed gun law
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane will not defend a lawsuit challenging a National Rifle Association backed law aimed at dismantling municipal firearms ordinances. The Corbett administration will defend the measure, which expands sue rights for gun owners and municipalities, despite opponents warning of a wave of lawsuits. Corbett leaves office Jan. 20 with Democrat Tom Wolf set to succeed him.
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Pennsylvania
Kathleen Kane
National Rifle Association
Tom Corbett
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
Kane
Corbett
NRA
Commonwealth
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Jobs surge in November highest in nearly three years
U S hiring jumped by 321000 in November. Government data shows 44000 more jobs added in September and October combined. Unemployment at 5.8 percent. Wage gain 9 cents to 24.66. Retail, temporary services, and transportation lead gains as holidays approach. UPS plans up to 95000 seasonal workers.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Mark Zandi
Moody's Analytics
Federal Reserve
Fed
UPS
Doctor recounts daughter's violent death in dating violence talk
Dr Gary Cuccia of Monroeville told New Castle High School students about his daughter Demi Cuccia who was stabbed 16 times by her ex-boyfriend John Mullarkey Jr after she broke up with him. Demi died August 15, 2007, the day after her 16th birthday.
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Demi Brae Cuccia
Monroeville
Gary Cuccia
New Castle High
New Castle High School
Demi
John Mullarkey Jr
Mullarkey
Cuccia
Orion capsule makes record Pacific splashdown after long flight
At Cape Canaveral NASA completed an unmanned test of the Orion spacecraft. The capsule traveled 3,604 miles beyond Earth and landed in the Pacific near Baja California after 44 hours. Mission Control hailed the moment as a bull's-eye launch of a new era in human exploration toward Mars.
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Fla
NASA
Orion
Pacific
Earth
Mars
America
Mission Control
Rob Navins
Mexico
Baja Peninsula
Asteroids
Classified Puzzles and Horoscopes Signal Quiet Day
A compact page section combines C6 D8 puzzles D4 horoscope and life notes with brief comics and opinion blurbs. Highlights include light brainteasers, future forecasts, and a few civic or cultural reflections, framed by sports scores and community notices.
Notable Deaths and Obituaries in California and Florida
Carol Ann Cerimele aged 72 of California. Carl Conrad Davies 52 of Bonita Springs Florida. Mary Ellen Krabbe Davies 89. Robert Tranquillo Marino 74 of Fort Worth Texas. See Page A5 for full notices.
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Carol Ann Cerimele
California
Carl Conrad Davies
Bonita Springs
Fla
Mary Ellen Krabbe Davies
Robert Tranquillo Marino
Fort Worth
Texas
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