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Members of Occupy Wall Street marched yesterday from the African Burial Ground to the Federal Reserve for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, saying theirfight against greed echoes King’s battle for civil rights. Four people were arrested for trespassing when they protested outside a bank. METRO

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“Occupy the Dream” demonstrators rally outside the Federal Reserve yesterday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.

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1Retail giants in New York Citymay have enjoyed record salesthis holiday season, but a newreport claims they’re not pay-ing it forward to their employ-ees.

A startling joint report re-leased today by the Retail Ac-tion Project, a retail workeradvocacy group, and CUNY’sMurphy Institute for WorkerEducation and Labor Studiessurveyed 436 nonmanage-

ment workers in New York’sretail industry in fall of 2011.They found that race and gen-der played an important rolein determining workers’ payand working conditions.

For example, the medianpay for a female employee perhour was $9, while male coun-terparts brought home a me-dian of $10.13 per hour.

The study also found paydisparity among racial groups:Of workers sampled, the aver-age hourly pay of a white em-ployee was $11.30, versus$10.49 for black employeesand $9.45 for Latino employ-ees.

“It’s getting harder andharder to get by on these retailjobs,” said Carrie Gleason, di-rector of the Retail ActionProject. “Workers are seeingtheir wages and benefitsshrinking. [Retail companies]encourage turnover instead ofcareer growth.”

Jay Cole, an 18-year-oldAfrican-American high schoolstudent who works as acashier part-time at Abercrom-bie & Fitch on Fifth Avenue,told Metro he saw his sched-ule halved after working fivemonths at the company. Sta-tistically, black and Latinoworkers were more likelythan white workers to gettheir hours reduced orchanged without their con-sent, according to the report.

“The scheduling is no

good,” said Cole, who lives inBed-Stuy and supports himselfon his wages. “Now they onlygive us two days a week. A se-lect few get five days andsome new people get six days.It’s not fair. They don’t care.”

Abercrombie & Fitch didnot respond by deadline.

Not all’s well in retail?New CUNY report alleges retail

industry discrimination Whiteworkers get raises more often thanother races, survey finds Womenless likely than men to get benefits

Jay Cole said his hours were cut after five months of working at Abercrombie & Fitch.

NJ woman gives birth tobaby aboard PATH trainJERSEY CITY. A woman gavebirth to a baby while aboardthe PATH train yesterday, ac-cording to the New York Post.

The 31-year-old woman and

her husband from Harrison,N.J., boarded the train at Jour-nal Square and she went intolabor shortly thereafter. To ac-commodate the baby, the con-ductor skipped stops and wentstraight to 33rd Street.

Cops who responded saidthe father delivered the babyon the floor of the carsurrounded by other riders.

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Schumer: Work togetherto stop iPhone theftsNEW YORK. With iPhone theftssharply on the rise in NewYork City, U.S. Sen. CharlesSchumer said it’s time theNYPD talks directly to compa-nies like AT&T and T-Mobileabout what they can do tostem the crime increase.

AT&T will hold a securitymeeting in the city on Jan. 23,and Schumer said he wantsthe NYPD present at the hear-

ing, to give a firsthand reporton the rapidly rising rate ofsmartphone theft.

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“In spite of industryprofits, workers arestill struggling. It’s not tricklingdown.”CARRIE GLEASON, DIRECTOR OF THERETAIL ACTION PROJECT

“She was not inlabor long.” RON MARSICO, PORT AUTHORITYSPOKESMAN, ACCORDING TO THENEW YORK POST

“I make $9 an houron Fifth Avenue inNew York City. I feelI should get the payI deserve.”JAY COLE, ABERCROMBIE & FITCH WORKER

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Seven-year-oldboy killed inBushwick fireA 7-year old boy waskilled in a fire early Sun-day morning, despitehis family’s attempts tosave him. Relatives ofJoel Smith ran out ofthe burning building at1:20 a.m. according tothe Daily News, forget-ting little Smith, whowas sleeping in his bed-room. His father,Melvin Blow, 34, ranback in to save the boy,but was badly burnedand unable to rescuehim. METRO/EAE

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Christie ready ... in 2016Gov. Chris Christie de-clined to run for presi-dent in 2012, but saidhe may be ready in2016, depending onwho wins in Novem-ber. “I’ll be muchmore ready for it fouryears from now than Iam now,” the New Jersey governor toldOprah Winfrey in aninterview Sunday. “In-side me it never feltright,” Christie said ofrunning in 2011.

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Not all equal?

According to the report, notall is equal among New YorkCity shop workers:

There are 242,000 retailworkers in New York City.Only 17 percent of surveyparticipants have a regularschedule.54 percent of white workersreceived a raise and promo-tion after working at least sixmonths on the job, whileonly 39 percent of blackworkers, and 28 percent ofLatino workers did, afterworking for the same timeperiod.Median wages for immi-grants were 50 cents lessthan U.S. born workers.Male respondents weremore likely than female re-spondents to receive healthbenefits and paid time off.

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A 12-year-old girl was struckand killed at a notoriouslydangerous Lower East Side in-tersection Friday, prompting arenewed outcry from electedofficials for a safety overhaulat the crossroads.

The girl, Dashane Santana,was struck by a van on herway home from school, as shecrossed the busy intersectionof Clinton and Delanceystreets just after 2:30 p.m. onFriday, according to police.She dropped her book bag,and bent down to pick it asthe traffic light turned green.That's when she was struck bya 2006 Toyota Minivan travel-ing eastbound on DelanceyStreet, according to reports.

When police got there,they found the girl lying onthe ground, severely injured.She was rushed to DowntownBeekman Hospital but waspronounced dead on arrival.

The driver of the van, a 58-year-old man, remained at thescene and was not arrested forthe death, which police areruling a tragic accident.

Delancey Street, at the baseof the Williamsburg Bridge, isno stranger to traffic acci-dents. Between 2008 and2010, 523 car accidents oc-curred at the nearby intersec-tion of Delancey and Essexstreets, according to Manhat-tan Borough President ScottStringer. During that sametwo-year time period, morethan 130 cyclists and pedestri-ans were struck on Delancey,according to Transportation

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elected officials in calling foran immediate Department ofTransportation review of theDelancey crossroad.

Among the ideas floatedare increased pedestrian cross-ing times, expanded mediansand improved signage forpedestrians.

The state will go ahead withits planned $463 million reno-vation of the Jacob K. JavitsCenter on the West Side ofManhattan — even thoughGov. Andrew Cuomo wants totear down the aging and un-derused convention center.

A three-year expansion ofthe 18-acre Javits Center willproceed, according to a reportin the New York Post, and will

be done by October 2013.But Cuomo said earlier this

month that, although he hasplans for a convention centerin Manhattan, it does not in-clude Javits.

Javits is “obsolete and notlarge enough to be a top-tiercompetitor,” said Cuomo inhis State of the State speechon Jan. 4.

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“Finishing thiswork will allowJavits to hold on tothe business it has... while it stillstands.”AUSTIN SHAFRAN, EMPIRE STATEDEVELOPMENT CORP., WHICHCONTROLS THE JAVITS CENTER

$463M bill to knock it downGirl killed at notoriousintersection

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Dashane Santana, a sixth-grade student at Castle Mid-dle School on Henry Street,had just applied to the Juil-liard School, her motherShamika Benjamin told theNew York Post. She playedthe flute and the piano, andshe dreamed of becoming anactress.

She was overjoyed when shelanded a spot as an extra in“Broken City,” a RussellCrowe drama which filmedon the Lower East Side lastfall.

The girl, who lived in thenearby Jacob Riis II Houses,was headed to a doughnutshop with a group of friendsfor an after-school snackwhen she was hit by the carand killed.

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Police are investigating threenew incidents of anti-Semitichate crimes in Brooklyn overthe weekend.

On Saturday, residents inthe heavily Jewish neighbor-hood of Midwood discoveredthe message “Die Jews” writ-ten alongside three blackswastikas on a garage door.The hate graffiti was scrawledless than 100 feet from thehome of N.Y. AssemblymanDov Hikind.

Across the street, twoswastikas were also foundspray painted on the door ofan apartment building.

And on Sunday morning,two more swastikas werefound on a Jewish school onOcean Parkway, according toreports.

These are only the latesthate-crime incidents in NewYork: A group is suspected oftagging four stores along SixthAvenue with swastikas last

week.A swastika was also discov-

ered at the Kent Village Hous-ing site last week in a predom-inantly Jewish section ofWilliamsburg, according toCouncilman Steve Levin.Some residents of the housingcomplex are Holocaust sur-vivors, and they were appalledto see the swastikas, accordingto Rabbi David Niederman, di-rector of the United Jewish Or-ganizations of Williamsburg.

In an unrelated incident,police announced yesterdaythey arrested David Haddad,56, and charged him withmaking various anti-Semiticthreats to his mother and oth-er elderly women in Manhat-tan following a family busi-ness dispute. Haddad, who isJewish, was charged with ahate crime.


Underground Railroad stop in ManhattanA brownstone in Chelsea was celebrated over the weekend as the only verified stop in Man-hattan on the Underground Railroad. The building, at 339 West 29th Street, was owned byQuaker abolitionist James Sloan Gibbons. He provided shelter to escaped African-Americanslaves on their way to freedom in Canada, according to Fern Luskin, a professor at LaGuardiaCommunity College who discovered the history of the building. METRO/CB

History. Civil rights

The building under scaffolding, part of a row of Greek Revival houses on the block between Eighth and Ninth avenues, was once used as a safe haven for runaway slaves.

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More hate graffitifound in Brooklyn

“Brooklyn is hometo the largestJewish populationoutside of Israel, soit’s particularlyupsetting that weare still seeingincidents of hatredand intolerance.”BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENTMARTY MARKOWITZ

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And then there were five.Former ambassador to Chi-

na and Mitt Romney understudyJon Huntsman has withdrawn

his bid for the 2012 Republicanpresidential nomination, teach-ing us that it takes more than anice face and Chinese as a sec-ond language to impress theAmerican right.

Fresh off the campaign trail,Huntsman is now perfectinghis role as dutiful understudy,borrowing a move from theMitt flip-flop playbook andpromptly reversing course onhis Mormon brother. Havingjust a week ago denouncedRomney as “completely une-lectable”, hunter Jon has nowturned around and endorsedhim, describing Romney as thecandidate “best equipped todefeat Barack Obama.”

Curious. Does Huntsmanmean “defeat” as in “on thefield of battle?” How else to ex-plain how he so positively de-

scribes the electoral prospectsof someone he finds totally un-equipped for victory?

No matter, it’s all water un-der the bridge now, as theHuntsman campaign has back-tracked on months of negativi-ty, rewriting attack rhetoricand removing the scathing an-ti-Romney Web videos it hadput together. (“When there’s aquestion about whether you’rerunning for the White Houseor running for the WaffleHouse, then you’ve got a bigproblem with the Americanpeople,” Huntsman had said ofRomney in late 2011.)

Romney is now probablyhoping the Huntsman bump issomewhat more effective forhim than it was for Huntsman.

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Still searching for29 as ship shiftsA stricken Italian cruise linershifted on its rocky restingplace yesterday as worseningweather disrupted an increas-ingly despairing hunt for sur-vivors. Meanwhile, authoritiesraised their estimate of thenumber missing to 29 people.

As the Costa Concordia’sowners blamed their captainfor veering shoreward on Fri-day in a bravura “salute” toresidents of a Tuscan island,the giant ship slid a little,threatening to plunge itswhole gigantic carcass and2,300 tons of fuel below theMediterranean waters of thesurrounding nature reserve.

The slippage forced rescuersto briefly suspend their effortsto find anyone still alive afterthree days in the capsized hull,resting on a jagged slope outsidethe picturesque harbor on the is-land of Giglio. Six bodies havebeen found. Most of the 4,200

passengers and crew survived,despite hours of chaos.

An Italian coastguard offi-cial said the number of peoplemissing had been revised up to29 — 25 passengers and fourmembers of staff — from 16,showing how much uncertain-ty still surrounded the disaster.

Investigators say the shipwas far too close to the shore.The captain, who the ship’sowners said carried out therash maneuver to "make abow" to people on the island,has been arrested. The skip-per denies charges ofmanslaughter. REUTERS

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ENVIRONMENTAL RISK. Italy’senvironment minister raisedthe prospect of an environ-mental disaster if the 2,300metric tons of fuel on the half-submerged cruise ship leaks.The ship’s fuel tanks were full,having just left the port of Civ-itavecchia, north of Rome, fora week-long Mediterraneancruise. The area where theship capsized, off the island ofGiglio, is a natural maritimepark noted for its pristine wa-ters, varied marine life andcoral. It is known as an excel-lent diving site.AT FAULT. Over-reliance onelectronic navigation systemsand a failure of judgment bythe captain are seen as possi-ble reasons for the crash,maritime specialists say.

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Iranian ban for‘decadent’ Barbie TERHAN. Irans morality po-lice are cracking down onthe sale of Barbie dolls toprotect the public fromwhat they see as perniciousWestern culture eroding Is-lamic values, shopkeeperssaid yesterday.

As the West imposes thetoughest ever sanctions onIran and tensions rise overits nuclear program, insidethe country the Barbie banis part of what the govern-ment calls a “soft war”against decadent culturalinfluences. REUTERS

Wikipedia to shutdown in protestNEW YORK. Wikipedia, thepopular community-editedonline encyclopedia, willblack out its English-language site for 24 hoursto seek support againstproposed U.S. anti-piracylegislation that Wikipediafounder Jimmy Wales saidthreatens the future of theInternet. Instead of itsnormal information trove,the site will urge Wikipediareaders to contact theirlocal congressman to voteagainst the bills. Other,smaller sites leading thecampaign includeReddit.com andCheezeburger. REUTERS

Hackers targetIsrael bank, airlineJERUSALEM. Hackers disrupt-ed online access to the TelAviv Stock Exchange, El AlAirlines and three banksyesterday in what the coun-try’s government describedas a cyber-offensive againstIsrael. REUTERS

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Elton John and Madonna are inthe middle of a huge feud —and honestly, I haven’t seentwo queens go at it this hardsince “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

It started Sunday night atthe Golden Globes, when bothof the icons were nominatedagainst one another in the cate-gory of Best Original Song.Madonna was nominated for“Masterpiece” in “W.E.” whileElton was tapped for “HelloHello” from “Gnomeo & Juliet.”

When asked by Carson Dalyon the red carpet about thechances of Madonna winning,EJ quipped: “Madonna doesn’thave a f—ing chance.”

Then, when Madonna actu-ally won, Elton’s partner, DavidFurnish, went onto Facebook tovent his frustration. “Madonna.Best song???? F—off!!!” Not sat-isfied, he continued his rant:“Madonna winning Best Origi-

nal Song truly shows how theseawards have nothing to do withmerit. Her acceptance speechwas embarrassing in its narcis-sism,” he wrote.

Madonna won’t fight dirtythough, and backstage she wasthe definition of polite.

“I hope he speaks to mefor the next couple of years,”she said about John. “He’sbeen known to get mad atme so I don’t know. He’sbrilliant and I adore himso he’ll win anotheraward. I don’t feel bad!”

Way to take the highroad, Madge. You couldhave easily just pointedout that the manknown for such classicsas “Candle in the Wind”and “Rocket Man” wasthis year hoping to winan award for a moviecalled “Gnomeo & Juliet.”

Brand doesn’t play it coyIf you want to know how Rus-sell Brand is handling his splitfrom Katy Perry, you’ll justhave to come out and say it.Brand played coy when, dur-ing a press conference for hisnew TV series “Strangely Up-lifting,” a reporter simplyasked how he was doing, ac-cording to Hollyscoop. “I’mquite well, thank you,” Brandsaid. “Are you asking becauseof recent events? Well, I sup-

pose what you’re doing isyou’re making the mistake ofseeing time as linear.” WhileBrand tried to avoid discussinghis personal life, he doesadmit it will likely play intohis new show. “I think therewill be inevitable biographicalelements because you can’tspeak from anyone’s perspec-tive but your own,” he said.

Wilde and Sudeikismake it officialOlivia Wilde and “SaturdayNight Live” star Jason Sudeikiswent public with theirromance over the weekend af-ter months of quietly dating,adorably locking lips while

out for a stroll in New YorkCity’s West Village, accordingto Us Weekly. Sudeikis splitfrom January Jones last yearafter six months of dating,while Wilde’s divorce from

Tao Ruspoli was finalized inOctober.

Locklear: ‘Out of control’?

While reps say she’s doingfine, Heather Locklear’s recenthospitalization was reported-ly her family’s idea becausethe actress was “out ofcontrol” on drugs andalcohol, according to Enter-tainment Tonight. “Heatherbecame a different person ondrugs,” a source says, addingthat Locklear may be headingto rehab. Locklear was rushedto the emergency room afteringesting a dangerous mix ofalcohol and prescription pills,according to reports. Her par-ents have released astatement saying all is well,though: “She is in no danger,and she’s going to be justfine,” they say.

Checking in withsome of Hollywood’sbiggest names to seewhat they’ve been upto — in their ownwords, in 140 charac-ters or fewer.

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KelseyGrammer:ExpectingtwinsKelsey Grammer knowshow to move on from hisex-wife, “The Real House-wives of Beverly Hills” starCamille Grammer. Afterwinning the Golden Globeaward for Best Actor in aDrama Series, the 56-year-old star had anotherannouncement to make:He and wife Kayte Walsh,30, are expecting twins,he revealed to reportersbackstage.

“I’m really looking for-ward to meeting thesenew arrivals,” says Gram-mer, who has fourchildren from previousmarriages. “Fatherhood’salways different, based up-on the character thatcomes into your life. Theyarrive and tell you whatyou have to do.”

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JUDICIAL DISTRICT OFSTAMFORD/NORWALK

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PLAINTIFF’S NAME:

ROLLINO, CHARMAINE A

DEFENDANT’S NAME:

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NOTICE TO: ROLLINO, GERARD

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The Court has reviewed the

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marriage)

The Court finds that the current

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reasonable efforts to find him/

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THE COURT ORDERS that

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The notice shall appear once a

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commencing on or before

2/9/2012 and proof of service

shall be filed with the Court.

H.Velasis, Clerk

Date Signed: 1/5/2012

ATTESTED BY JOSEPH PURCELL, STATE MARSHALL, TO BE A

TRUE COPY

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