Contest Aims to Get Swiss Singing a Different Tune
Date: 12 December 2013
By ALEX MARSHALL
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11th of December 2013 News
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North American Car and Truck of the Year Finalists Announced
Date: 12 December 2013
By BENJAMIN PRESTON
Illinois: Man Freed After Conviction Is Overturned
Date: 12 December 2013
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chicago judge overturns conviction of Stanley Wrice, who has served 30 years in prison for rape he says he did not commit; Wrice claimed that he was tortured by police until he confessed.
The L Train Has Been Rerouted to the Garden
Date: 12 December 2013
Compiled by THE NEW YORK TIMES
Two Ex-Mets Getting Look From Yankees
Date: 12 December 2013
By DAVID WALDSTEIN
Baseball Roundup; New York Yankees, facing uncertainty surrounding Japanese pitcher Masahiro Tanaka, have preliminary discussions with former New York Mets hurlers Johan Santana and Mike Pelfrey; other MLB news noted.
Showing Desperation, the Knicks Stave Off a Defeat
Date: 12 December 2013
By SCOTT CACCIOLA
New York Knicks beat Chicago Bulls, 83-78, earning their sixth victory of season.
De Blasio on the Move: Comparing 2 Houses
Date: 12 December 2013
By MICHAEL BARBARO
Park Slope, Brooklyn, rowhouse that Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio is leaving for Gracie Mansion, on Manhattan's Upper East Side, are separated by all of eight miles, but represent quite different perspectives on life in New York City.
Broader Approach Urged to Reduce Gun Violence
Date: 12 December 2013
By BENEDICT CAREY
Report from panel commissioned by American Psychological Assn finds that the most effective way to reduce gun violence without significantly curtailing Second Amendment rights is to treat the problem as a public health issue, like smoking or drunken driving.