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Monday, April 17, 2006

17 - Mon - School board 'Pick 3' is 1 6 7... Stender/Ferguson race... Outwitting HS false alarms...

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Note: Beginning today, you will find the list of abbreviations at the bottom of the
page has links to the actual publications. Also, I have added a selection of online
book review sources at the bottom of the 'Of Interest' section. As if you didn't
spend enough time online.
. . ;-) -- Dan


This is City Clerk Laddie Wyatt's triple-witching week: Monday night is the Council
agenda-setting session, Tuesday is school board election, and Wednesday is the
debut meeting of the revised City Council schedule. Skip the decaf!

PLAINFIELD_________________________________________________________________________________

Plainfield Today: "Board of Ed 'Pick 3' - 1 6 7"

Connections?
Food For Thought

..... - False Alarms at Schools: "Outwitting false alarms at schools"
..... - Homelessness: "Los Angeles aims to conquer homelessness"

Events for this week are here

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or keyword [such as 'Plainfield' or 'Sheriff']


TRI-COUNTY AREA___________________________________________________________________________

Stender/Ferguson Race: "7th District race tight"
...... Stender sharply suggests she is channeling broad voter discontent
Piscataway: "Mayor to Piscataway: Put on your walking shoes"
South Plainfield: "Warehouse store caters to restaurants and nonprofit groups"
Warren: "Farmstead opening kicks off Warren bicentennial"


NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________

Menendez/Kean Race: "Menendez lets job do his campaigning; Uses incumbency"
..... In the immortal words of Julia Childs, "Well, what would you do?"

Child Support: "Court: Pay interest with back child support"
Ethics Code: Paula Franzese: "Uniform code is big step on long road to reform"
Pallone: "Pallone pursues U.S.-India alliance"
..... - "Lobbying seen as key for trade deal's success"
SCC: "State overpaid for mob family's Passaic school site"
Telecom Fees: "Telecoms' fees are stealth rate hike"
UMDNJ - Sen. Wayne Bryant Connection:
..... - APP: "UMDNJ scandal moves south"
..... - Courier Post: "Sen. Bryant's Lawnside home raises questions"
......... - "Lawmaker's transaction defended by developer"
Xanadu: "Mills refinances, avoids defaulting"
Towns:

..... - Newark: "Rivals differ sharply on Newark's development"
............... Rice lauds James while Booker sees cronyism, missed opportunities
.......... - The Ledger's Newark campaign blog is here, and the NY Times blog is here
..... - Old Bridge: "Outwitting false alarms at schools"
..... - Edison: "Just miles from 'Little India,' heritage festival a tough sell"

Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here



NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________

Scandal Central -
DeLay: "Lobbyists say DeLay could be one of them, even in orange jumpsuit"

2006 Elections - WP: "Anger at Bush May Hurt GOP At Polls"
GOP - SL: "Analysis: Whitman pushes GOP moderation"
Immigration - Analysis, WP: "Behind the Debate: Propelled to Protest, Driven to Migrate"
..... - Analysis - CSM: "Status quo equals immigration woe"
Immigrants, Undocumented - LAT: "Here Illegally, but Choosing to Pay Taxes"
..... - OpEd, ChiTrib: "Undocumented workers contribute"
Iraq - SL/LAT: "Situation in Iraq growing bleaker"
..... - "Iraq Study Group: New voices weigh in on Iraq"
Rumsfeld - OpEd, SL: "The lifeline for Rumsfeld falls short"
..... - WP: "Rumsfeld Did Not Intimidate Joint Chiefs, Ex-Chairman Myers Says"


OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________









(Illustration, ChristianScience Monitor)

Tech-etiquette: "Etiquette's electronic frontier"


Books: Lad Books?: "Dude, Here's My Book"
Geek Patrol: "Enlarging photos from cell phones (or other small images)"
Health: "Web site to rate content of health care news"
..... - Check out the website "Health News Review"
Podcasting: "Podcasting shakes up local media"
Tees, Naughty: "Sorry, Bert, these T-shirts aren't for kids"
Wristwatches: "Wristwatches Get the Back of the Hand" - going the way of the LP?

BOOK REVIEW LINKS: NY Times | Wash Post | Ledger | NY Rev Bks | London Rev Bks |
SPORTS LINKS: Courier | Ledger | NY Times | NY Post | Daily News | El Diario | Hoy |


DISASTERS AND AID OPPORTUNITIES_________________________________________________________

Katrina - Volunteers: "NJ Students return from helping New Orleans' storm recovery"


PLAINFIELD TODAY: My personal take on Plainfield: news, views, gossip and sightings.
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The online calendar for Plainfield events, performances, and meetings.

ABBREVIATIONS AND LINKS FOR FREQUENTLY CITED NEWS SOURCES

CN - Courier News | SL - Star-Ledger | NYT - New York Times | WP - Washington Post |

AFP - Agence France Presse | AP - Associated Press | APP - Asbury Park Press | BR - Bergen Record |
CSM - Christian Science Monitor
| CP - Courier Post [Cherry Hill] | HNT - Home News [New Brunswick] |
JJ - Jersey Journal [Jersey City]
| LAT - Los Angeles Times | ND - Newsday | NOLA - Times-Picayune |
NPR - National Public Radio
| PNJ - Politics NJ | TT - Trenton Times |

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