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October 7, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Kineavy takes leave over e-mails | Galvin says city not cooperating on investigation, threatens more action  4 teens held in N.H. slaying | Attack with machete, knife called planned, arbitrary  Father of teen detained after slaying expresses heartache  Financial overseers opposing overhaul | Obama seeks to merge roles; plan would create consumer agency  Not much traction, but still running | Little-known candidates take shot at Senate seat  More Globe Stories  Burning desire | Youkilis’s fiery displays are embraced by some, loathed by others, but he won’t change approach  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Best time to play memory games  BOB RYAN: Angels thinking forwardly  Patriots looking more coordinated on offense  More Sports  Senator apologizes for fleeing crash | Galluccio won’t detail latest citation  YVONNE ABRAHAM: High time to decide  Harvard buys Updike archive | Collection includes late writer’s reviews, letters, manuscripts  With voter ‘mandate,’ Turner presses ahead | City councilor is seeking vindication in November and in courtroom on corruption charges  Former escapee faces skepticism in parole bid | Porter ignores names of two people slain  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Paperback books needed HELP: Winter clothes drive GO: Boston, books and baseball  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
BIDDING FOR THE GLOBE: An iron fist, a golden touch | Platinum profits from formula of rigor, pain  Mass. companies join forces on retail strategy  Lessons learned on e-mail | When it comes to messages, some traces can linger  Hospital staffers vote yes on union  Mass. biotech firms urged to remain independent  More Business  Some assembly required | With time-saving help, planning healthy, hassle-free meals has gotten a little easier  VOICES | MEREDITH GOLDSTEIN: Busy signals  DINING OUT: Stork Club mixes music, meals to varying success  STAGE REVIEW: Caught in the dark of ‘Little Black Dress’  MUSIC REVIEW: 35-plus years in, Kiss can still party with the best of them  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Coakley should take over probe of City Hall e-mails  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Gourmet Magazine, 1941-2009: A recipe for obsolescence  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fight graffiti with art  SCOT LEHIGH: What makes Coakley run  DAVID G. TUERCK: Obama kowtows to labor unions  MICHAEL F. EPSTEIN: Message in a bottle: What a waste  RAY TAKEYH: The essence of diplomatic engagement  DAVID MARTIN: David Letterman’s top 10 regrets  More Editorial/Opinion