The News-Times (Sunday) - 2018-09-30

• FATAL DISTRACTIO­N
• Yale Law School continues to evolve
• Wet weather hard for vineyards
• A battle of riches
• JEFF JACOBS
• Days of massive migration
• MUSEUM OPENS NEW EXHIBIT
• Uninsured numbers decline in rural areas
• Downtown Chow Down makes seasonal return
• Forecaster­s push for phone alerts during severe storms
• REACTIONS
• ‘Making things is human impulse’
• State assistant AG talks gun laws
• Candidates: Fight against crime can pay
• Connecticu­t from the rearview mirror
• Ford’s grilling
• Politicall­y, a dead man walking?
• A losing win
• DEFENSE BILL VITAL TO JOB PROSPECTS
• Low arrest rates for white collar crimes in the state
• Julie Jason: Inside the regulation of financial planners.
• Saudi oil supply to be put to the test
• Charter headquarte­rs work quietly advances
• FBI contacts Ramirez in Kavanaugh investigat­ion
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk, company settle fraud suit
• George “Rick” Parsons
• Putting on a show
• Barlow’s Winstanley notches 200th win
• Huskies lose their grip
• Alabama rolls to easy win
• Hurley sets tough tone
• DeLuca lifts Colonials in overime
• Welcome to ‘Moliwood’
• Giants defense faces tall task
• Run-first Jets looking for ‘identity game’
• Dolphins seeking rare road win
• Yanks set HR record, win 100th
• Wright walks off to long ovation
• A ‘distinct style, great flow’ E2
• Former teacher turned Newtown Realtor loves helping first-time buyers
• Highest priced listings of the week
• What are tips to help a buyer choose the location for their next home?
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• U.S. mortgage rates rise to the highest in more than seven years
• America needs to revive the American Dream of homeowners­hip
• Seller pays for borrower’s private mortgage insurance on home purchase
• 150 Years of ‘Little Women’

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