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New salvo in uncivil war at center
Angry members of Philadelphia's $3 billion-a-year hospitality industry added their voices to the shouting at the Convention Center yesterday, demanding to meet with elected officials and threatening to sue if their time line is not met.
By Don Steinberg / Inquirer Staff Writer
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Rendell picks Cadillac - as austerity example
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By Mario F. Cattabiani,
Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Delco board subpoenas 3 in racetrack probe
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By Tina Moore,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Casey slams PennDot for frivolous spending
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By Judy Lin,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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City left with tab for bike-lane work
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By Linda K. Harris,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Bill offers tax break for those in appeal
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By Leonard N. Fleming,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Rendell enters center imbroglio
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By Thomas Fitzgerald and Mario F. Cattabiani,
Inquirer Staff Writers,
02/06/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Dozens of states struggle with deficits
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By John Sullivan and Angela Couloumbis,
Inquirer Staff Writers,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Report opposes Chestnut St. closing
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By Linda K. Harris,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Nutter's appointment is causing a stir
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By Thomas Fitzgerald and Anthony S. Twyman,
Inquirer Staff Writers,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Two foes of Street get posts at center
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By Don Steinberg,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/04/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Katz's donations rivaling Street's
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By Thomas Fitzgerald,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/04/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Schools could hire retirees under law
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By Dale Mezzacappa,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/03/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Consultant posts keep ex-legislators on payroll
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By Mario F. Cattabiani,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/03/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Rendell's old foes become donors
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By John Sullivan and Mario F. Cattabiani,
Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau,
02/01/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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N.J. governor opens his tour
It was billed as time for the governor to listen to real people and talk about New Jersey's budget woes. But yesterday in the back room of Ponzio's, a Cherry Hill diner filled with average folk, Gov. McGreevey closeted himself for 90 minutes with a handpicked group of government and community leaders and members of the media.
By Mitch Lipka / Inquirer Trenton Bureau
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South Jersey grades give students a reason to shout
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By Toni Callas,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/06/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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McGreevey plans meetings at diners.
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By Mitch Lipka,
Inquirer Trenton Bureau,
02/06/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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'Tourism tax' urged in N.J.
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By Troy Graham,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/06/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Budget spells pain for poor, elderly
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By Mitch Lipka,
Inquirer Trenton Bureau,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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N.J. budget message includes swat at Republicans
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By Angela Couloumbis,
Inquirer Trenton Bureau,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Dozens of states struggle with deficits
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By John Sullivan and Angela Couloumbis,
Inquirer Staff Writers,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Federal probe of Camden act sought
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By Elisa Ung,
Inquirer Staff Writer,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Torricelli spent $2 million of his $5.1 million after quitting race
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By Laurence Arnold,
Associated Press,
02/05/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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McGreevey budget to call for deep program cuts
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By Angela Couloumbis and Mitch Lipka,
Inquirer Trenton Bureau,
02/04/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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| LATEST HEADLINES FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS |
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Uncertainties Slow Smallpox Vaccinations
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LAURA MECKLER,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 06:03 AM EST)
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Hydrogen Cars Fuel U.S. Energy Debate
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H. JOSEF HEBERT,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:57 AM EST)
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Americans reminded on terror alertness
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Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:54 AM EST)
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Democrats Criticizing Bush on N. Korea
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KEN GUGGENHEIM,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:53 AM EST)
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Bush Says 'The Game Is Over' for Saddam
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BARRY SCHWEID,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:51 AM EST)
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Apology Demanded Over Internment Remarks
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PAUL NOWELL,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:18 AM EST)
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Can Skipping a Cookie Help Avoid Pounds?
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LAURAN NEERGAARD,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 05:12 AM EST)
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Job Discrimination Cases Hit 7-Year High
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LEIGH STROPE,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 04:51 AM EST)
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NASA Taking Steps to Avoid Space Junk
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PETE YOST,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 03:01 AM EST)
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Military Schooling Subsidy Faces Cut
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SUZANNE GAMBOA,
Associated Press,
02/07/2003 02:49 AM EST)
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| LATEST HEADLINES FROM KNIGHT RIDDER TRIBUNE |
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Prescription-drug managers under scrutiny for pocketing rebates
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BY TONY PUGH,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
02/07/2003 06:04 AM EST)
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Bush says U.S. will take action to disarm Saddam
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BY HOWARD WITT AND BOB KEMPER,
Chicago Tribune,
02/06/2003 10:41 PM EST)
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Final exams for V-22 Osprey
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By DAVE MONTGOMERY,
Fort Worth Star-Telegram,
02/06/2003 10:31 PM EST)
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Bush urges U.N. to confront Saddam over weapons
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BY G. ROBERT HILLMAN,
The Dallas Morning News,
02/06/2003 09:48 PM EST)
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Lawmakers question Bush's focus on North Korea
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By JAMES KUHNHENN and TOM INFIELD,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
02/06/2003 06:57 PM EST)
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Momentum toward war builds
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By JAMES KUHNHENN, JOSEPH L. GALLOWAY and MARTIN MERZER,
Knight Ridder Newspapers,
02/06/2003 06:34 PM EST)
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Cheney pays tribute to shuttle's `lost explorers'
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BY KATIE WARCHUT,
The Dallas Morning News,
02/06/2003 04:21 PM EST)
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Bush and pediatricians likely to clash with drug-makers over testing kids' medicines
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BY FRANK JAMES,
Chicago Tribune,
02/06/2003 06:01 AM EST)
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