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New York may ban shark fin sales, following other states
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
NEW YORK » Large glass bottles of desiccated shark fins grace the upper shelves of nearly every convenience store and grocery in Manhattan's Chinatown, bearing price tags — from $100 to more than $500 per pound — that reflect the market value of a delicacy that has been served for centuries.
In GOP race, a new breed of superdonor
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
In June, Harold C. Simmons, a wealthy Texas businessman, sent a $100,000 check to Americans for Rick Perry, a super PAC preparing for Perry's entry into the presidential race.
Corrections and Clarifications
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
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Obituaries
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
Douglas Akina • Modesta Guting Bautista • Dionicio Cabinatan • Howard Koon Fat Chin • Norma D. Cloutier • Antone Morales Gabriel • Jinichi Higa • Simoemoe L. Jennings • Steven Charles Lambert and more
Obituaries
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
Seiji Akasaki • Florencio Ramos Ballesteros • Richard Harry Pedro Benevides • Hajime Dochin • Nancy Loo Dung • Mabel Nobuko Endo • Roger E. Hill • Andrew Kiyoshi Ishikawa • Nimai Lila Dasa Johnson and more
In race to run Hong Kong, scandal taints Beijing's choice
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
HONG KONG » An unauthorized addition to a luxury house may be sinking the hopes of the man thought to be China's favorite to be Hong Kong's next leader.
New museums to shine a spotlight on civil rights era
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
ATLANTA » Drive through any state in the Deep South and you will find a monument or a museum dedicated to civil rights.
Obituaries
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
Lourdes Nagtalon Agbayani • Henry T. Awana • Robert Raymond Bean; and more.
Obituaries
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
Masaru Abe • Leandra Dugay Afaga • Monica Duldulao Agorilla; and more.
Justices sit on highest court, but still live without top security
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 HST
When Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer was robbed in his Caribbean vacation home 10 days ago, the crime was unremarkable except for one fact: A machete-wielding intruder was able to walk right into the residence of one of the highest members of the U.S. government.B
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