January 24, 2007

• Recycling At Its Worst
• Nonpartisan Study Shows Effects of Bush Tax Cuts
• New Grant Program to Promote Remittance Services
• A Pantry Full of Free Food and Legal Help
• Un-Schoolers Defy Camden District
• UNESCO Pushes for More Literacy Teachers
• Residents President Challenges Council President
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Tribespeople Blockade and Win Against Peruvian Petro-Giant
• Matrimonio: 26 Conclusiones de las Ciencias Sociales
• Iraq-War Tech Brought to Bronx

January 10, 2007

• Global Warming Swallows Its First Inhabited Island
• Physicians Embrace a New Role: Advocate
• Sued by a Camdenite, Rental Giant Loses US Appeal
• Mexicans Trained as Leaders Against Human Trafficking
• Schwarzenegger Proposes Mandatory Health Insurance
• Drug-Resistant TB Exceeds Previous Estimates
• Redevelopment Czar Quits
• LNN Small Hauls
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• O Little Slum of Bethlehem
• Youth Push for Discounted Transit Pass
• Arsenic Poisoning Wells in Burkina Faso

December 6, 2006

• Survivors of Sulfuric Acid Attacks
• Teen Birthrate Drops to Record Low
• Boycott Makes Palestinian Poverty Far Worse
• Camden Police Executive Outlines Strategy
• Bush On World AIDS Day
• Outgoing Camden Czar Writes About Wrong Moves
• Sports Stars Play Offence Against Hunger
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Camden County Gets Thumbs-Up for Its Youth Detention Reforms
• More Small Hauls
• Bolivia Passes Sweeping Land Redistribution Bill

September 13, 2006

• A Century of Change in US Consumer Spending
• Hundreds of Insolvent Hospital Patients Detained
• Hunger Chews Its Way Into Cleveland Suburbs
• Modernization at the Expense of the Poor
• 300 Camden Homes to See Improvement Aid
• Community Center Helps Darfurians Recover
• Anti-Casino Fervor Grows in South Philadelphia
• LNN Small Hauls
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• NYC Children Struggle with Hunger, Obesity
• Children Produce Radio in Mallorca
• NASA Satellites Find Balance in South America's Water Cycle

August 30, 2006

• Amid America's Highest Incomes, A City with the Lowest
• Rich Nations Rated on How Much They Help Poor Nations
• Muslim Charities Face Fear-Based Money Shortages
• Human Trafficking As Seen Up Close in Prague
• Organic Label Doesn't Mean Farmworkers Well-Treated
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Iraqi Oil Union Workers Fight Privatization
• Adolescents Who Abort Have Higher Mental Health Risk
• Senegal, Spain Agree to Joint Immigration Patrols

August 16, 2006

• Urban 'Food Deserts' Cause Added Disease and Death
• The End of the IMF Era
• Cramer Hill Critics Agree to Modified Redev'mt Plan
• Earthquake Relief and the Transoceanic Bomb Plot
• Health Care on a Wing and a Prayer
• President Clinton Says Global Fund Best for AIDS
• Immigration Disregarded as Job Killer
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Tsunami and Katrina Relief Efforts Continue
• Pinelands Creative Workshop Opens Youth Summer Program
• More Small Hauls

August 2, 2006

• Welfare Reform: Some Improvements, Serious Problems
• Sanctions Could Direly Harm North Korea's Persecuted
• A 'Crawling Disaster' of Mounting Hidden Hunger
• Congress Urged to Save Original American Languages
• Camden Residents Slam Housing Officials
• Indigenous Rights Declaration Approved by Council
• Poverty and Murder in Robeson County NC
• LNN Small Hauls
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• School Counselors See Poverty's Effects in SD
• On the Edge: Juarez Femicides
• Ayoreo Indians Denounce Illegal Logging

July 19, 2006

• Black Brazilians Demand Racial Equity
• Housing Authority to Cut Already-Deficient Services
• Bamboo a Material of Choice for Reconstruction
• NJ Urbanites Losing Access to Health Care
• Why the Climate Change Alarm Fails to Rouse
• Marriage Gap Accentuates Inequality
• Laura Bush Dances with HIV Orphans
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Farm Aid Coming to Camden

July 5, 2006

• The Day Robin Hood Kidnapped John Wayne
• Citizens Demand Moratorium on Eminent Domain
• Where Tree Plantings and People Power Meet
• The Basic Income Guarantee
• The Fictitious Palestinians
• It's Time to Break One of the Last Taboos: Money
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Universal Living Wage: The Misbeliefs

June 14, 2006

• World Needs 430 Million New Jobs by 2015
• Earned Income Tax Credit Now Advanceable
• Call Centers Brighten Employment Picture in Tunisia
• Police Forcibly Shut Down Largest Urban Farm in US
• Diseases Moving North to Areas Unprepared for Them
• Bed Tax Bad News for Many South Jersey Hospitals
• Hawking Urges Humanity to Colonize Mars to Survive
• LNN Small Hauls
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• UN Agency Boosts Palestinian Food Help
• High Density Antidote to Sprawl and Congestion

May 24, 2006

• US Plan to Lure Nurses May Hurt Poor Nations
• Don't Let Phone and Cable Giants Seize the Net
• Cocaine and the Exploitation of Poverty
• US, Leader Against AIDS Abroad, Fails at Home
• For and Against Water Privatization
• Religious Left Struggles to Find Unifying Message
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Warning Signs of Gang Involvement
• NJ Cops Need Non-Lethal Alternatives

May 10, 2006

• 'Devil's Drug' Disrupts, Destroys in Navajo Nation
• Supermayor vs. Activist on Cramer Hill Plan
• Where to Relocate Out of Range of Climate Change
• Travelogue: Nepalese Detention Center
• Utah Enacts Early Emancipation Option for Teens
• Teens Take National Quiz on Pregnancy
• LNN Small Hauls
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• A Few More Small Hauls

April 26, 2006

• New Global Warming Hypotheses Dismisses CO2
• Judge Rejects Lawsuit Over Cement Plant
• Senator Hears Tribal Leaders On Reservation Economics
• Mourning to Resistance: Good Friday '06
• New Process Holds Promise for World Water Supply
• On NJ's Proposed Higher Education Cuts
• LNN Small Hauls
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• The Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline
• Basic Income Guarantee Pilot Bill Emerges

March 22, 2006

• Good News and Bad: World Water Day
• Katrina Homeless March, Confront FEMA
• China's Terrible City-Country Gap
• More Evangelicals Take Up Foreign Causes
• Youngest Haitians' Mortal Perils
• 'Wal-mart Bill' Seeks Health Benefits
• LNN Small Hauls
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• America's Younger Workers Losing Ground on Income
• The Deceitfulness of Riches

March 8, 2006

• Grassroots Christianity Sweeps the Non-West
• Altruism Study Turns Up Dark Side
• Left and Right Unite on Eminent Domain
• States Press for US Action on Illegal Immigrants
• On the Purim Holiday Tradition 'Matanot l'Evyonim'
• Bad News About Geico: Low Class Means High Rates
• Kill School Fees to Revive Schools
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Social Entrepreneurship Video Debut

February 22, 2006

• Growing Hunger: The Struggle of Small Farmers
• 'Devastation Tourists' in New Orleans
• 'Make Poverty History' Missed the Point
• When the Nest Egg Cracks
• No Blood For Bling
• Golden Parachutes Funded by NJ Taxpayers
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Camden Woman Gets State Child-Services Post

February 8, 2006

• Lack of Legal Wood Keeps Tsunami Survivors in Tents
• Legislation Would Ban 'Have You Ever Been Convicted?'
• Also Felled by Pak Quake: Anti-Girl Barriers
• City Life Gets Meaner for US Homeless
• Afghan Media People Get Help With Skills
• Boarded-Up Former Tavern to Become Vanguard Theater Venue
• Long-Time Homeless Woman Hosts TV Talk Show
• LNN Small Hauls
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• From A Year with Dietrich Bonhoeffer
• What's Jewish About Protecting the Environment?

January 25, 2006

• South Asia Human Rights 'Worsen'
• Affordable Rent Crisis Declared in NJ
• Saudi Foundation Sees Bigger Need for Housing
• Corporate Strategy Against Activists Revealed
• Insufficiently Discussed: Population
• US Prescription Plan Not Reaching the Neediest
• LNN Small Hauls
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• US Food Aid in Iraq

January 11, 2006

• They Fight Al Qaeda by Building Schools
• Three Decades of Resistance to War
• Economic Strategy in Iraq
• 'The Most Productive Program' in Camden Seeks Help
• UN Denies Building 'Substandard' Evictee Housing
• Bush Renews Law to Fight Human Trafficking
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Community Health Center Reaches Out to Businesses
• 5,000 Tax-Delinquent in Camden

December 28, 2005

• Food Crisis Feared as World's Fertile Land Runs Out
• Candlelight Vigil Highlights Homeless Plight
• Hunger Kills '6 Million Children a Year'
• Lender Honored for Helping Smallest Businesses
• Famine Kills Humans and Animals in Kenya
• Anti-Shoppers Stage Christmas Spectacle in Disneyland
• IMF Clears Debt Relief for 19 Countries
• LNN Small Hauls
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• An Uphill Year for Delaware Environmental Advocates
• The Heart and Soul of Her Community

December 14, 2005

• A Better Key Indicator than Gross Domestic Product
• Camden Past and Future
• Between North Korean Hunger and Chinese Sex Slavery
• New Homeless Count Covers 50+ Counties and Cities
• Kenyan Women Improve Reading and Business Skills
• Bronx Shuns Politics, Welcomes Venezuelan Oil Help
• LNN Small Hauls
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• States Scramble to Help Needy with Rising Heat Costs
• State Department Not a Good Head for US Aid

November 30, 2005

• Chinese Peasants Revolt
• CT Overtakes NJ in Wage Rankings
• Haiti's Justice System in Collapse
• Food Bank Shuts Down Because Nobody Needs It
• The Shame of Famine
• Former Gaza Residents in Hotel Limbo
• Camden The Most Dangerous [Suburbs] in America
• LNN Small Hauls
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• AIDS Considered 'Greatest Threat'
• Jesus Became Poor to Make You Rich

November 16, 2005

• Equatorial Guinea: Oil Riches, Human Decline
• Culture Center to Shut Down
• African Lakes Under More and More Strain
• Privatized Welfare Turns Needy Away
• In Ten African Countries, Polio Gone
• Ha Naa'Dli Youth Center Reopens as Boys and Girls Club
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Science Education Made Relevant in Rural South Africa
• More Small Hauls

November 2, 2005

• Millions More Environmental Refugees in the Making
• Former Life-Net Radio Star Beaten and Kicked By Cops
• Camden Copies Philly to Make Streets Clean Not Mean
• Under-$100 Personal Computer Design Unveiled
• Special-Needs Schools Badly Overseen, Say Watchers
• North Korea Pushes for Less Dependence on Foreign Food
• Gulf Coast Wage Protection Restored
• LNN Small Hauls
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• Government Neglect, Water-Contamination Disaster
• 'A Billion Will Die' from Smoking