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• . ADMINISTRATION SAYS WORST GLITCHES GONE FROM HEALTH CARE WEBSITE • The online portal will face a new test on Dec. 23 when consumers rush to meet deadline for Jan. 1 coverage. • . WHICH DILEMMA RETAILERS ARE FACING AFTER BLACK FRIDAY • Despite rising numbers of people who went to stores this weekend, shoppers spent almost 3% less than last year. • . THAI PRIME MINISTER SAYS SHE WON'T RESIGN • Violence continues in Bangkok as government leader rejects demonstrators' demands. • . WHAT JESSE OWENS' OLYMPIC MEDAL REVEALS • The black athlete's gold trophy from the Berlin Olympics, up for auction this week, recalls American segregation and Nazi propaganda about Aryan supremacism. • . WHY VENEZUELA'S INFLUENCE IS WANING • Faced with an economic crisis, Hugo Chavez's successor is unable to be as generous with foreign aid. • . A PRICE JUMP FOR '12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS' GIFT TROVE • You would shell out over $114,000 to buy all 364 items in the traditional holiday carol--6.9% more than last year. • . ALOHA STATE'S GAY WEDDINGS BEGIN • Mass ceremonies in Waikiki are among the planned nuptials on the first day gays could get married in Hawaii. • . TRAGIC END FOR HOLLYWOOD RACING HERO • Investigators say speed was a factor in the death of 'Fast & Furious' star Paul Walker, killed in a fiery one-car crash in L.A. • . SHAKEUP IN AP'S TOP 25 POLL • Auburn jumps to the third slot in the college football rankings after the Tigers upset Alabama; Florida State claims the top spot, Ohio State takes second. •
AP News in Brief Investigators seek reasons why NYC train crashed, killing 4 and injuring more than 60 others
• NEW YORK (AP) -- Metro-North officials say the locomotive of the commuter train that derailed in New York City, killing four people, has been righted. • Spokesman Aaron Donovan says cranes re-railed the engine at 4:20 a.m. Mon (Continued on page 16)
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