Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Obama lost many donors from '08 presidential race (AP)
• Wall Street protesters prepare for harsh weather (AP)
• Top Cain aide has checkered past (AP)
• Turkey survivor emerges from quake rubble (AP)
• In Pakistan, a militant deal sours (AP)
• Feds tighten belt by cutting agriculture reports (AP)
• Earth-observing satellite boosted into orbit (AP)
• Rally fed by European debt deal begins to slow (AP)
• 7 dead after semi-truck slams into minivan in Ind. (AP)
• Cardinals stun Texas, force World Series to Game 7 (AP)
• Euro fund head sees no quick China deal (Reuters)
• Stock futures signal lower open after rally (Reuters)
• HP ditches costly PC unit spin-off (Reuters)
• Olympus risks lawsuits unless probe truly independent: TSE (Reuters)
• Fresh post-vote clashes in cradle of Tunisia's revolt (Reuters)
• Gaddafi son seeking plane to Hague: NTC official (Reuters)
• Insight: Thai flood crisis puts swamped PM in firing line (Reuters)
• Iran oil blast kills one, separate incident hits refinery (Reuters)
• Is Rick Perry on the comeback trail? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Reforming the Taliban: US aims to teach Afghan fighters new livelihoods (The Christian Science Monitor)