USA Today, July 25, 2012

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(1) Calum MacLeod, Forced Abortions, Broken Hearts. Social media and the internet have shed rare light on China's brutal enforcement o its 'one-child policy.' Amid global outrage, Beijing might just be listening. (front-page main report; title in print)
http://www.usatoday.com/news/sto ... bortions/56465974/1

Note: The report carries a huge photo of a very pregnant of Ms Pan Chunyan (the photo that has splashed everywhere). To the left of the photo are the excerpt and the caption:
"'The key point is to separate the pregnant woman from her family members.' Wang Jinding, supervisor of family planning enforcement in China's Fujian province [/] Kidnapped and injected with abortion drugs  Pan Chunyan was taken by government workers and had labor-inducing drugs forcibly adminstered."  


(2) Jayne O'Donnell, Mobile Checkout Booting Cashiers. Nordstrom, Penny losing cash registers. (front page; title in print)
http://www.usatoday.com/money/in ... ey-apple/56468084/1
(checkout with iPod Touch or iPad; hopes to get rid of cashiers and cash registers[as Apple has done])

Note:
(a) Nordstrom
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordstrom
(founded by John W Nordstrom [a Swedish immigrant] and Carl F Wallin in 1901; Heaquarters Seattle; public)
(b) J C Penney
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._C._Penney
(founded in 1902 by James Cash Penney and two others; Headquarters  Plano, Texas [near Dallas]; public)