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Street recognizes budget realities
Mayor Street's newfound commitment to budget-cutting is an acknowledgment that restoring neighborhoods and super-sizing police patrols exceed Philadelphia's ability to pay. An analysis.
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U.N. teams inspect Iraqi airfield
U.N. disarmament teams inspected a shabby, seldom-used airfield in corn country north of Baghdad, a place where Iraqi experts engineered devices for bombarding an enemy from the air with sprays of killer microbes.
By CHARLES J. HANLEY / Associated Press
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Questions of rights during war
A skinny and unassuming man with alert eyes, the police snitch admitted he had made mistakes. He once even sicced officers on a group of people just gathering for a picnic. Untroubled by the errors, the onetime cattle rancher stood by his avocation as an informant in Colombia's controversial civilian security campaign, part of the country's widening, U.S.-backed war against insurgents and drug traffickers.
By Thomas Ginsberg / Inquirer Staff Writer
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| ONE MAN'S FIGHT AGAINST AIDS, ADDICTION |
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Despite successes, tensions mount
After a tense day in drug counseling, Kevin Holloman was looking forward to relaxing in his room when his case manager, Regina C. Hutchings, emerged from her office. Kevin had seen Regina confront others at the Good Shepherd shelter for people with drug addictions and AIDS in Center City. Some had even been asked to leave.
By Leonard N. Fleming / Inquirer Staff Writer
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On World AIDS Day, little hope exists in S. Africa
A tiny tornado named Vuyiswa barrels through the orphanage door, squealing with delight as she launches herself into the lap of a young woman chatting to a group of children.
By ANN HELLMUTH / Orlando Sentinel
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Window into newsroom closes
Lillian Swanson | With this column, I am pulling down the shade on a window into The Inquirer's newsroom.
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GOP flexes muscle as Legislature closes shop
John Baer | Just after the close of campaigns promising better schools, lower property taxes, expanded prescription drug programs - you know, things lawmakers are elected to deliver - what did ours leave us? A pot of nasty politics. Oh, and none of the above.
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'Fightin' Whites' spoof raises $100,000
What started out as an attempt to shame a local high school into dropping a mascot name viewed as racist has raised at least $100,000 for scholarships for Indian college students.
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