Metro New York - January 4, 2013

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02 new york #1 FREE DAILY IN NYC WEEKEND, JANUARY 4-6, 2013
Transit watchdogs rank
1
MTA best and worst of 2012
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Sandy, fare hike top worst list
Praise for post-storm recovery
New Yorkers won't soon forget
the year — they’ll be paying for it
The Straphangers what the repairs on those
Campaign released its damages will cost riders —
third annual lists of the a whopping $62 million a
Top 10 best and worst year interest for decades.
MTA-related events in 2012 “I think riders are likely
Thursday. Among the to remember very vividly
worst transit events of the storm and these push-
In the news 2012 were the fare hike ing deaths,” said
(another one will hit this Straphangers spokesman
Bronx man
year in March) and a 6.6 Gene Russianoff.
held his own percent uptick in subway The positive list fea-
kid hostage crime — as well as two tures such heartwarmers One perk from 2012: “Bus Time” isn’t just for Brooklynites anymore.
pushing deaths in the as the return of Poetry in
month of December alone, Motion, the program that
MOTT HAVEN. A Bronx despite a decrease overall places poems in ad space the uptown 6 at Bleecker with a Sandy-themed point Straphangers wrote, “with
man was taken into in city crime. on subway cars, and more Street and the nearby but at first place for the best of managers and workers
custody for reportedly Superstorm Sandy took practical accomplish- formerly inaccessible 2012 as well, praising the moving mountains.”
holding his daughter, the Top 2 worst slots: first ments like in-station BDFM at Broadway- authority for the rebound
4, hostage yesterday. for the general damaged countdown clocks and the Lafayette. after the storm. “It was Danielle Tcholakian
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The man, 31, had incurred and second for new connection between Straphangers went transit at its best,”
locked himself inside a
Mott Haven home, ac-
cording to the Daily Top 5 worst transit events in 2012 Top 5 best transit events in 2012
News, after a fight
with his wife. Charges MTA
are pending for the 1 The MTA sustained 1 Most subways were
man, an NYPD spokes- $5 billionin damages back online within says
woman said. Police from the storm. of superstorm Sandy.
described the suspect
as an emotionally dis- 2 Sandy repairs will cost 2 The 6 at Bleecker is now
turbed man who was riders $62 milliona year connected to the BDFM at
taken to the hospital. in interest for decades. Broadway-Lafeyette.
METRO/AB
3 Joe Lhota,the sixth 3 Subway ridership was at its
MTA chairman in as Storm highest in 45 years.
many years, stepped damage
In the news down after only a 4“Bus Time,” which gives notice of
year. bus arrival times in advance, expanded
to the Bronx and Staten Island.
4Fare hikeannounced
in December, to take 5 $30M
effect this March.
5 Subway crime is up:
7.38 felonies per In new routes and extensions,
dayby late 2012. linking the G to Church Avenue
Quinn urges
help for 9/11
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volunteers
bies could be contributing video will help ensure that
to sex trafficking if they are our licensees understand
City Council Speaker In the news driving women to their their obligations under the
Christine Quinn clients. The City Council re- law.” METRO/AB
wrote to Deputy TLC requires cently strengthened penal-
Mayor Lisa Gibbs to ties against cab drivers who Woman killed
help sick or injured cabbies to watch are helping sex traffickers is 2013’s first
9/11 volunteers get sex-trafficking after Council testimony re-
the evidence to qual- video “Sex trafficking is vealed that pimps use regu- murder
ify for compensation lar drivers as part of the chest around 1 a.m. yes-
from a federal fund. wrong and extensive operations to SOUNDVIEW.A 59-year-old terday. Another woman, 22,
Volunteers need two NEW YORK. Cabbies must illegal, and [cab move around prostitutes. woman shot to death was was shot in the face. She
people to verify that watch a sex-trafficking “Sex trafficking is wrong the first murder of the year, was transported to the hos-
drivers] must not
they were present at video before getting their and illegal and [cab drivers] cops said yesterday. pital in stable condition,
the site. Ten years license, a Taxi and have anything must not have anything According to police, the cops said. Police made no
later, Quinn said, Limousine Commission whatsoever to do whatsoever to do with it,” woman was found uncon- arrests but said they were
that can be difficult. spokesman said yesterday. TLC Commissioner David scious and unresponsive investigating.
with it.”
METRO The video explains how cab- YASSKY Yassky said. “This training with a gunshot wound to METRO/AB
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04 new york #1 FREE DAILY IN NYC WEEKEND, JANUARY 4-6, 2013
New York state officials
In the news
report: Fracking is safe
Noodle shop
blaze smokes
out Apple store
Fracking in New York state Petroleum Council lauded
A fire at Ollie’s Noodle Earlier that morning, a could be done safely, ac- the report, saying it
Shop drew a dozen fire Hispanic female, 27, was cording to a state report should come as no sur-
trucks and 60 firefighters standing on the platform leaked to news organiza- prise: “These reports con-
to wrangle the flames un- of the Manhattan-bound 7 tions. firm what has been clear
der control on Jan. 3, ac- train when Lara grabbed Hydraulic fracturing — for some time now:
cording to the FDNY. her buttocks and fled, ac- drilling that extracts natu- Sensible regulations can
The fire appeared to cording to the NYPD. He ral gas from underground ensure safe natural gas de-
start in the Upper West was picked up by the po- and which is known as velopment will protect
Side restaurant’s kitchen, lice later that day. METRO “fracking” — has been land, water and public
an FDNY spokesman told ruled safe, according to a health.”
Metro. More anti-Islam New York State Health Fracking wells are a common sight
StorTeh ecl onseeadrb ayf tAepr pthlee ads in subway Dtaeinpeadrt mbye nTt her eNpeowrt Yoorbk- above the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania. Aalilsiosno.bno [email protected]
blaze sent billows of The American Freedom Times. GETTY IMAGES
smoke into the sky. Defense Initiative will re- The documents ob- Fracking “This is truly
METRO/AB lease new ads between tained by the Times sur- “flimsy reasoning,” saying,
the hanging clocks on sub- mise that the state would skeptics “This is truly government government at
Police arrest way platforms, the NY be able to mitigate any at its worst.” its worst.”
subway groper Times reported. The ads negative impacts from the “This leaked DEA docu-
feature the burning twin drilling. Many environmentalists ment cavalierly dismissing NEW YORKERS AGAINST
suspect towers and a quote credit- Emily DeSantis, spokes- have criticized any plans the health impacts of FRACKING STATEMENT
ed to the Quran. Last year, woman for the Depart- for fracking, worrying that fracking confirms public
Andres Lara, 25, of the group launched an ad ment of Environmental it will contaminate drink- fears that the pressure to affect their health,” Sandra
Queens, was arrested on campaign with the word Conservation, cautioned ing water. allow fracking is trumping Steingraber of Concerned
Jan. 3 in a case of forcible “savage” referring to that the document is a New Yorkers Against the actual concerns New Health Professionals of
touching, according to the Muslim opponents of year-old report that “does Fracking released a state- Yorkers justifiably have New York said in a state-
New York Police Israel. not reflect final DEC poli- ment blasting the gover- about how the inherently ment on behalf of the
Department. METRO/DT cy.” nor and the document’s dangerous process would group.
The New York State
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06 news
WEEKEND, JANUARY 4-6, 2013
New Sandy Hook school opens
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Twenty days after the mas-
sacre that left 20 first
graders and seven adults
dead at Sandy Hook
Elementary School in
Connecticut, plunging a
rural New England town
and the nation into grief,
M O V I N G
classes resumed on
Thursday for the more
S A L E than 400 students who
lived through the harrow-
ing assault.
Across Newtown’s
sprawling Sandy Hook
neighborhood where the
U P T O
attack took place, children
bundled boarded buses
decked in their school col-
ors for the seven-mile jour-
70% OFF ney to their new school.
Chalk Hill Middle
School, an unused school This sign welcomed children from Sandy Hook Elementary school
in the neighboring town of sits on the road in Monroe, Conn., on Jan. 3, 2013.
Monroe, was refurbished
specifically for the stu-
dents from Newtown, and Safest school running, hopping and mains a bullet-riddled
now bears a new but famil- skipping through the crime scene closed to
Jewelry, Tableware,
iar name, Sandy Hook doors. everyone but police.
Elementary School. With safety foremost on A steady stream of par- Roberto said she had
Home Décor, Bath, Students on packed the minds of parents ents’ cars were seen been nervous about the re-
buses waved at clusters of and officials, the school pulling up to drop stu- turn to school until
photographers and TV has been outfitted with dents off at the main en- Wednesday, when she and
Baby, Cufflinks,
cameras gathered at street a new security system. trance, where they were her daughter attended an
corners along the bus Monroe Police greeted by a dark-suited of- open house at the new lo-
Flatware and More! route. Heightened security Department officers ficial. cation. Her daughter was
measures meant media were patrolling the Anca Roberto, 35, put thrilled to find her cubby
was kept well away, but grounds, and all outside her 5-year-old daughter, a intact, moved from the old
from a small plane above doorways and sidewalks kindergartner, on the bus school, and she
the new school, children were under surveillance. not far from the old Sandy “screeched” when she saw
Monday - Friday getting off buses were seen Hook school, which re- her friends. REUTERS
11am - 8pm
Penn State has tough battle
Saturday - Sunday
11am - 6pm
Gov. faces obstacles Police have evidence Actor dodges taxes Clinton resting
Penn St. lawsuit Russia awards Hillary plans to
‘is a long shot’ citizenship to tax return to work
exile Depardieu
PENNSYLVANIA.Targeting NEW YORK.Secretary of
the National Collegiate MOSCOW.Russian President State Hillary Clinton is
Athletic Association may Vladimir Putin has granted resting at home in New
be popular politically citizenship to Gerard York after being treated
where Penn State football Depardieu, the French for a blood clot and plans
is widely loved, but a fed- movie star who is quitting to return to her office next
eral court might rule that his homeland to avoid a tax week, the State
India rape
the state lacks standing to hike on the rich, the Department said on
bring the lawsuit in the accused charged, Kremlin said on Thursday. Thursday. Clinton, 65, has
first place, experts said. victim’s father The actor bought a house suffered a series of
The Republican governor across the border in ailments over the last
of Pennsylvania, Tom calls for hanging Belgium last year to avoid a month including a stom-
Corbett, said Wednesday new tax rate for millionaires ach virus, a concussion
he would file a lawsuit to NEW DELHI.Five Indian in France planned by and a blood clot in a vein
overturn NCAA men were formally Socialist President Francois behind her right ear. She
punishments imposed on charged in court on Hollande but said he could was released from New
Penn State in the wake of Thursday with the gang also seek tax exile York Presbyterian Hospital
the Sandusky scandal. rape and murder of a elsewhere. REUTERS on Wednesday. REUTERS
REUTERS physiotherapy student in a GETTY IMAGES
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widespread anger about Voting
the government’s inability majority for
FEBRUARY 2013 to prevent violence. The John Boehner as he
attack provoked furious was reelected
protests close to the seat Speaker of the
Penn State spirit of government in New Depardieu House of
Delhi. REUTERS Representatives
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unveiled Thursday by the that represents more
Department of Justice in- than 100,000 individuals
In the news cludes $1 billion in civil and business owners Opinion
penalties and $400 claiming economic and
Transocean million in criminal penal- medical damages from TOM
ties. The company set the spill.
to pay $1.4B The BP spill in 2010 aside $1.95 billion in loss- UBS analyst Angie
FOREMAN
es related to the Macondo Sedita said the ultimate
for role in well disaster, including cost of Macondo to
$1.4 billion to settle U.S. $1.5 billion for its antici- Transocean could end up POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
gulf oil spill government charges aris- pated settlement. being more than $4 FOR CNN
ing from BP Plc.’s massive Still to be reached is a billion, including a deal
WASHINGTON.Offshore rig oil spill in the Gulf of Transocean settlement with the plaintiffs that SHAVING
contractor Transocean Mexico in 2010. with the Macondo plain- may take “years to
Ltd. has agreed to pay The settlement tiffs steering committee resolve.” REUTERS
THE DOG
My wife has announced her priorities for 2013, and
the first item on the list is shaving the dog. We have
a sheltie named Nola. She is a lovely critter, but in
winter she drops her outer layers faster than Prince
Harry in a pool hall. “She’ll look like a whippet,” I
protested as Nola cowered, no doubt wondering
why we were eyeing her so closely. “But I’m vacu-
uming up fur every 20 minutes,” my wife replied. I
Isaid, “She’ll be cold.” She: “Buy her a sweater.”
should not be surprised. Big plans are in the air
in D.C. right now. As often happens when a sit-
Emily Tommolino ting president wins a second term, the Capitol
Clinical Student crowd is heading into the New Year with many
grand notions about addressing chronic prob-
lems. Massive schemes
are in the works to
deal with Quoted
immigration, gun con-
REASON #9: IN 2012, OUR GRADUATES trol, the debt ceiling, “Most problems
unemployment — and in Washington,
ATTAINED RESIDENCIES IN 17 SPECIALTIES on and on the list goes.
And the proponents of like puppies, start
ACROSS THE US AND CANADA. these plans, like my off small. ... And
wife with her clippers, they steadily grow
are all dreaming of
grand “let’s fix it once until by the time
The prospect of attaining a competitive residency is and for all” solutions. Congress decides
just one of the many reasons students choose American That’s not going to to neuter them,
happen. At least histo-
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fulfill their dream of becoming a doctor.
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vet’s office. To be sure, virtually every one of these
big ticket issues being bandied about right now have
been discussed by previous administrations and ear-
lier Congresses, which found years ago that they
were already too big to be corrected with one piece
of sweeping legislation.
Which is why in the coming year voters may
want to look not so much for big strides from
Washington, as for small steps. Those get fewer
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have a way of adding up against seemingly
insurmountable problems. And shaving the dog is
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