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• 2. WHY SANCTIONS WILL BE FELT BEYOND PENN STATE'S CAMPUS
• Stiff NCAA sanctions mean Penn State will take at least a $60 million hit. But the temporary evisceration of the university's football program means less money, too, for the leafy college town nicknamed "Happy Valley" and the surrounding community.
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• 3. DO AS WE SAY, NOT AS WE DO
• France's National Assembly is set to pass a law on sexual harassment -- a week after male legislators in the chamber greeted a Cabinet minister wearing a blue-and-white flowered dress with suggestive hoots and catcalls.
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• 4. HE'S LEAVING, ON A JET PLANE
• The GOP's Mitt Romney departs on his first foreign trip as a presidential candidate. His itinerary includes Great Britain, Israel and Poland.
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• 5. SHRINK THAT DRINK, MAYOR URGES
• Friends and foes of New York City's proposed ban on large sugary drinks will have their say at a public hearing at 1 p.m.
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• With his immigration patrols, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio is a hero to some, a rogue to others. He's expected to testify at a racial profiling trial starting at 11:30 a.m.
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• 7. FIRST US WOMAN IN SPACE DIES AT 61
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