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December 1, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Kerry close to supporting troop buildup | Senator’s backing on Afghan war could be key as Democrats waver  6 hospitals to sue state over payment shortfalls | Call for parity with Hub facilities  $68m in solar rebates goes fast | State readying new plan for Jan.  Cardinal’s kin fight BC plan to move body  Admissions dean redefining acceptance at Harvard  More Globe Stories  SAINTS 38, PATRIOTS 17: Down in the Bayou | Brees, Saints pound Patriots  BOB RYAN: Saints continue their fantastic march with rout of Patriots  ON FOOTBALL: Play of defense leaves it open to questions  Weis latest to fail in bid to right Irish  More Sports  Witness suggests brutality by police | Man died in custody after checkpoint arrest; Authorities stand by account of events  Capuano attacks Coakley remarks | He says she defended Patriot Act as Middlesex district attorney in 2005  Pagliuca’s views didn’t match chain’s actions  Patrick, DeLeo reach deal on recess | Speaker plans caucus on governor’s agenda  North End residents say rats having a field day  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
New fund will keep rents low | $150m loan program aims to preserve affordable housing  BOSTON CAPITAL: Looking for a level field  Putting poor farm to use | Housing advocates, historic preservationists have eyes on Milton site  Jobless face gap before added benefits begin  IBM buys Guardium of Waltham  More Business  Product placement | A lot of bloggers are unhappy with a new rule requiring them to disclose when they get something for free  DOUG MOST | VOICES: There will be no waffling | Escaping the heat when the chef for the children’s breakfast menu is . . . you  G FORCE: The intensely strange resumé of Rob Zombie  STAGE REVIEW: In ‘Shipwrecked!,’ an emotional journey, whether real or imaginary  TELEVISION REVIEW: ‘Scrubs’ returns, toying with reinvention  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: To boost jobs, give tax breaks to businesses that hire  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Dubai: Bubble and trouble  GLOBE EDITORIAL: 14 minutes and counting  LAWRENCE HARMON: Banking on the unbanked  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Inherited wars, inherited corruption  H.D.S. GREENWAY: Obama has the right men in the wrong jobs  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion