Sunday’s Headlines: N.A.A.C.P. wants Post editor and cartoonist fired

[HARKAVY now blogging at The Smart Asset]

And now, your Sunday New York headlines:

N.A.A.C.P. calls for firing of Post editor Col Allan and cartoonist Sean Delonas over chimp cartoon.

Lupica: NY no longer home to sport’s biggest heroes. Now we’ve got the biggest pinheads.

Mobster serving ’55 million years’ for 15 murders wants out of prison for a day to help solve the French Connection drug swipe case. Prosecutors not amused.

National Academy of Sciences: ‘CSI’ really is fiction. Forensic court evidence is generally bunk, scientists say.

Sixpoint brewery’s short-lived ‘Hop Obama’ beer was a brief hit, but was banned after they ran out of it.

Terror in lower Manhattan — the Wall Street bombing of 1920, still a mystery, covered in an ‘outstanding’ new book.

NJ mini-quakes a sign that a big one coming to Manhattan soon?

School class size growing again as budgets are impacted — but is that as bad as parents believe it is?

Can’t blame Iraq/Afghanistan: Why are suicides up at West Point?

Upper West Side crappiest NY neighborhood — doggie doo is everywhere.

Mattingly tired of media’s A-Rod bashing.

Rangers continue road misery: lose 4-2 at Buffalo.

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