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What happened on September 30, 2008
SPORTS
Patriots hope to bag their share of sacks Christopher L. Gasper, Globe Staff
Marbury ready to run Associated Press
It's up to Dempster to make an opening statement for Cubs Rick Gano, Associated Press
Bears able to put stop to disturbing trend Andrew Seligman, Associated Press
White Sox force playoff Rick Gano, Associated Press
Brewers go with Gallardo in Game 1 Colin Fly, Associated Press
It's bye week as winless Rams dismiss Linehan Associated Press
In overtime, Steelers come up with Moore Alan Robinson, Associated Press
Feeling his way Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff
Rivera to undergo shoulder surgery Associated Press
Jack Faulkner, longtime official with the LA and St. Louis Rams Associated Press
Sox rotation may not spin wheels with option of Lester Amalie Benjamin, Globe Staff
Jaguar Collier paralyzed, has leg amputated Ron Word, Associated Press
Pierce part of high-level discussions On basketball, Marc J. Spears, Globe Staff
A&E
A family sees rancor, redemption Chuck Leddy
Wishes upon the stars
New box set sheds light on Grateful Dead
Trio plays up image and intensity David Perkins, Globe Correspondent
Taylor covers the bases Stephanie Schorow, Globe Correspondent
Nothing guilty about this pleasure
New box set sheds light on Roy Orbison
She is telling you she's here to stay Sarah Rodman, Globe Staff
Provocative worlds of wonder Mark Feeney, Globe Staff
Ani's got a point, but what is it?
BOSTON GLOBE
Relus ter Beek, 64; reorganized army of Netherlands Associated Press
Konstantin Pavlov, 75, defiant Bulgarian poet and writer Associated Press
NEWS
Funeral set for Conn. native killed in Iraq Associated Press
Maliki working for accord on keeping US troops John Daniszewski, Associated Press
Fighting prompts Pakistanis to flee Stephen Graham, Associated Press
House Democrats say they won't back down on tax package Jim Abrams, Associated Press
Troops rescue tourist hostages Sarah El Deeb, Associated Press
BUSINESS
Labels will soon reveal where fresh foods grew Associated Press
Short-term Treasury bill rates lower Associated Press
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