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POSTED: October 23, 2013, 6:30 am

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Today in Black History: Led by Dr. W.E. B. Dubois, the NAACP issued a petition against racism in America to the United Nations in 1947.

The New York Times

Shutdown Will Hinder a True Gauge of the Economy

Weak Job Gains May Cause Delay in Action by Fed

Editorial: The United States, Falling Behind


Major Owens, 77, Education Advocate in Congress, Dies

Senator Raises Questions About Protecting Student Data

Bid to Move Atlanta Statue Opens Window to Past

Lhota, in Acrid Second Debate, Turns Up the Heat on de Blasio



The Christian Science Monitor

Nevada school shooting: Could parents face criminal charges? (+video)

Unemployment rate dips to 7.2 percent, but US job creation weakens

Death penalty: Supreme Court to hear case of mentally deficient Florida man


The Star Ledger

Christie still popular, Buono still unknown heading into election, poll shows

Another killing in Newark's West Ward brings the total to 4 in a single day

State unveils $57 million to help Sandy victims pay bills, get back to normal

Rally in Jersey City backs boost in minimum wage in November referendum

Essex County residents earning minimum wage cite challenges, hopeful for wage hike

Hearing to be held on lawsuit demanding speedier repairs to Trenton Central High School


The Detroit Free Press


Snyder challenger Mark Schauer had nonprofit fund as a state lawmaker


EMU violence leaves students asking how school will keep them safe

Names of Detroit emergency manager candidates must be public, judge rules

Detroit City Council considers alternative bank to settle Kilpatrick-era swaps deal

Detroit retirees file complaint to halt Orr's health care plan


Philly.com

Corbett to sign bill letting doctors apologize

Parents want moldy Philly school razed

Senator's lawyer: Unhappy employee triggered search

Phila. Works site links unemployed, available jobs


Lawmaker proposes Rendell to chair SRC

N.J. Dems to replace Assembly speaker


The Washington Post


Health law’s insurance co-ops are in danger

Key parts of site will take longer to fix

In Utah, tea party favorite faces GOP backlash

White House staffer reportedly fired for tweeting under alias

The tea party is breaking records, but not in a good way


IRS to delay 2014 tax-filing season up to two weeks

GWU considers financial need in choosing incoming class

Campaign finance reform will get D.C. Council vote


Petition to Supreme Court may prolong probe of Gray campaign



The Chicago Tribune

Officer stabbed in face, suspect shot dead

Alvarez set to reopen 31-year-old murder case

Emanuel uses 'boatload of ways' to balance budget


Emanuel illegal gun-possession plan pulled from Illinois House committee



The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Cleveland city councilmen, parents losing patience as school district struggles to fill teaching positions


Cleveland school district aims to split underperforming JFK High School into smaller schools next fall


Cuyahoga County Council approves funding for Ed FitzGerald's $100 savings account plan

Northeast Ohio groups win federal job creation grant of nearly $1.8 million

Ohio lawmaker: If welfare recipients face drug tests, so should lawmakers



The Los Angeles Times


Unemployment snag leaves 300,000 without pay

The middle class is already disappearing


More questions on L.A. Unified's iPad program, but few answers


Jerry Brown asks court to block Bay Area bus strike

Activists target Coachella water district in voting change effort



The Atlanta Journal Constitution


Parents of Valdosta teen demand inquest


USA Today


Survey finds distrust in government to handle emergency

Colleges see a slowdown in tuition price increases



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