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Thursday, April 20, 2006

20 - Thur - Council's Wed debut.. Inspections, crime leade concerns.. Sharpe to be honored at Plainfield brunch..

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PLAINFIELD_________________________________________________________________________________

Plainfield Today: "Council's Wednesday debut"
Plain Talker: "Inspections, Crime Lead Public Concerns"

DuCret Student Makes Good: "Step by step to cultural arbiter of the county"
Green Brook Flood Control: "With video of devastation, officials plead for further funds"
Veterans: "American Legion Post seeking veterans"
WKMB Brunch: "Sharpe, Maddox and Soaries to be honored at celebrity brunch"
..... Hmmmm...Read this carefully. Does it say they are going to be there?

MIA: Major story about Frances Robinson of Plainfield seeking posthumous masters degree
from Akron U for her son Charles Plinton, who committed suicide after being suspended
by the school over drugs even after a criminal court had cleared him. Print edition only.


Connections?
Food For Thought

..... - Voting Machines: "Voting machine glitch casts doubt on election outcome"

Events for this week are here

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TRI-COUNTY AREA___________________________________________________________________________

MIA: Story on unnamed undercover drug cops from a number of towns who set off seized
fireworks, sparking a truck fire. Also facing departmental charges are 20 others who drank
beer on duty that same night. Saying the conduct is 'not to be excused,' Prosecutor Romankow
says he will not be pressing criminal charges....


Edison: "Edison session to focus on cleanup of tainted concrete"
Elizabeth: "Elizabeth is a set for up-and-coming filmmaker"
Linden: "A Giant goes long for reading; Umenyiora says education comes before sports"
North Plainfield: "Borough man arrested in North Plainfield stabbing"
Summit: "Car stop yields a record drug bust - 10 lbs. of marijuana" - Cheech and Chong?
Westfield: "Lawyer's theft conviction tossed out"
Union County: "Arts and culture grant-writing program May 3"


NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________

Corzine: "Property tax convention: Legislative resistance puts proposal on a 2008 timetable"

DYFS: "Corzine sees 'failure' in reforms for child welfare"
Ground Zero Development: "Bid to restart Ground Zero negotiations"
Medical Education: "State board gives a clean bill to Touro Medical School plan"
..... - "Medical training meets the street; Newark students treat patients"
Pharma: "Study links money with drug experts"
Ramapough Shooting: "Corzine promises a fair probe into deadly scuffle"
School Budgets - SL: "Voters reject nearly half of school budgets, most since 1994"
..... - CN: "Central Jersey voters vent property tax frustrations at the polls"
.............. - "Tax disgust statewide helped fuel levy defeats"
Supreme Court - SL: "Justices overrule Legislature on arming probation officers"
..... - CN: "Law arming probation officers voided"
Wealth: "Got Money? Where New Jersey's wealthy live" - and map of wealthy counties
Xanadu: "How a Mall in the Meadowlands Is Bleeding a Company"
Towns:

..... - Newark - NYT: "Booker Says Newark Mayor Is 'Giving Away Our Land'"
.......... - Rice Campaign: "James comes out stumping for Rice as mayor"
.......... - East Ward: "Debate gets intense in East Ward challenge"
.......... - Sharpe James: "James will lead Urban Issues Institute at Essex County College"
............... - Campaign Funds: "Questions arise over James' use of funds"
....... - The Ledger's Newark campaign blog is here, and the NY Times blog is here
..... - Hoboken: "Ex-mayor loses health coverage and $31K in pay over graft conviction"

Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here



NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________

Immigration - LAT: "Faith Shapes Views at a Church of Immigrants"
Israel - OpEd, NYT: Tony Judt: "A Lobby, Not a Conspiracy"
White House Staff - WP: "As McClellan Leaves, Rove Gives Up Policy Post in Shake-Up"
..... - Analysis, WP: "White House Shifts Into Survival Mode"
.......... - "Top Bush Aide Loses a Post in Overhaul"


OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________

Education: "Boys Are No Match for Girls in Completing High School"
Obituary: "Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, Scholar, Mensch and Blunt Advocate for Civil Rights"
Profile: "Fox News' Brit Hume: Moving to the Right"

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