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November 18, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

With aid, Mass. poor cut smoking | State coverage for cessation programs hailed  Push to curb credit-card rates fades | Democrats resist consumer outcry  Sex offender ban sought for homeless shelters  City takes aim at a dozen lagging schools | Superintendent would shut or remake facilities  CANDIDATES FOR SENATE: Khazei’s outsider career taught deep political lessons  More Globe Stories  ON FOOTBALL: Patriots are hitting red lights in red zone  CELTICS: Perkins says sloppy practice isn’t helping  Sharp turn | Brush with death set BU coach Chambers on a new path  ON AUTO RACING: Hendrick relishes impending 4-peat  More Sports  Senate to take up crime records | Change may help ex-inmates in job search  YVONNE ABRAHAM: A reversal of fortune  Embattled agency chief aims to calm union’s ire | At hearing, McClain lauds workers, vows more openness  Candidates spar at BU forum over green credentials  Senate passes sweeping changes for underperforming schools  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
US pressed bank on Merrill, Gifford says | Takeover testimony of executives at odds in US House inquiry  Shapiro seeks bigger payout from Madoff liquidator | Joins other victims seeking compensation for phony profits  Breast-care advice tests firms | New guidelines could hurt mammography equipment makers  ’GBH takeover of ’CRB alters more than letters | Classical station has new business model: support of donors  Economic expectations not as grim in Bay State  More Business  Thanksgiving can be modest and mouth-watering if you enjoy without excess  VOICES | MEREDITH GOLDSTEIN: A matter of time | Why does he feel as if lately he and his wife have just grown apart?  G FORCE: Coolio on his love of cooking and cooking for love  GALLERIES: Picking up good vibrations: Music sparks exhibit of abstract drawings  STAGE REVIEW: A razor-sharp ride on the ‘Reckless’ side  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Galluccio must seek treatment or resign from the Senate  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Boston Athenaeum: Bullish on the bookish  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Fuel trucks: Not just NIMBYism  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Terror trial upholds US values  JEFF JACOBY: In N.Y. trial, a treasure trove for terror  SCOT LEHIGH: Stand up, get mad, and be like Mike!  STEPHANIE POLLACK: To derail economy, put the T on hold  RICH BARLOW: Health reform’s conservative roots  More Editorial/Opinion