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PRESS DIGEST - New York Times front page - Jan 16
16 Jan 2007 07:12:12 GMT
Source: Reuters

NEW YORK, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The New York Times reported the following stories on its front page on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

* The execution of Saddam Hussein's half brother ended with the noose decapitating him after he dropped through the gallows trapdoor.

* The secretary of state's visit to Egypt indicated that the United States has decided that stability, not democracy, is its priority in the region.

* For what experts say is probably the first time, more U.S. women are living without a husband than with one.

* Democrats in Congress say they are committed to governing from the center, even on divisive social issues.

* Pentecostalism is winning converts across the world, but young people are falling away from the faith.

* The frenzied condominium market in big cities like Washington, Las Vegas, Miami and Boston has collapsed.
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REFILE -- CORRECTING DATE A cut pine tree waits to be collected in Alcacer do Sal, southern Portugal January 30, 2007. Portugal is rushing to contain a parasitic worm that is threatening to destroy one ninth of the country's forests and could spread to other European countries, officials said. The worms, which have been described as the AIDS of pine trees, procreate inside tree stems and kill it by blocking its access to water nutrients. Picture taken January 30, 2007.