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Tuesday, November 14, 2006

In the Devil's lair?... Remembering Kay Cotignola... N. Plfd OK's pay-to-play...

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5:30 AM update: New articles added since email went out last night are in BOLD headlines. I'm off to AC!

PLAINFIELD_________________________________________________________________________________

Plainfield Today: "In the Devil's lair?"
Plain Talker: Kay Cotignola, a remembrance: "A Tip of the Hi-Hat to Kay" -- obituary here.

YWCA: "Harvest fest today at learning center"
Census Update: "Minority population booming in Central Jersey"
Crescent Avenue Church: "Music for chorus, brass and organ this Saturday"
Obituary: "Kay Cotignola, lifelong resident and activist"
Pay-to-Play: "North Plainfield: Pay-to-play regs passed"
Daylaborers: "Freehold must pay $278,000 in fees and respect rights of migrants"

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WHAT'S HAPPENING_________________________________________________________________________


Today: 4-7 PM. Harvest Festival & Community Open House. YWCA Early Childhood Learning Center. FREE. Thanksgiving-themed refreshments. East Front & Church Streets. Info: 756-3500 x175.

Friday : 6 PM. Potluck. 7 PM Program. Think Globally / Act Locally: Urban Political Organizing, Robert Edwards. First Unitarian Society. 724 Park Avenue. Info: 756-0750. FREE.

Saturday: 8 PM. Crescent Concerts: Music for Brass, Choir & Organ. Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church. $20/$15 at door.

Events for this week are here

Union County: "Road construction updates".
Route 78: "Commuter help online"

Legal Notices: Go here, and click on 'New Search' You can search by County, Newspaper
or keyword [such as 'Plainfield' or 'Sheriff']


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NEW JERSEY________________________________________________________________________________

Lautenberg, Menendez: "Lautenberg back on Appropriations; Menendez on Foreign Relations"

Highways: "Turning free highways into fee highways" -- 78 a toll way?
Medicare: "Seniors can switch Part D drug plan"
.......... - "Power wheelchair users fear Medicare may strand them"
Municipalities' Convention: "League meeting focuses on ethics"
Schools: "School Districts With Officials but No Schools? New Jersey Has Them"
Rutgers: "A game raises Rutgers' national profile"
Seton Fire Trial: "Plea talks stall start of Seton fire trial"
Teacher Proselytizes: "Student tapes teacher proselytizing in class"

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Tax Reform:
Legislature's Tax Reform Website is here. Overviews of each committee, and a feedback link for your comments.
Proposals Due Today - SL: "Tax reformers pursue the urge to merge"
State Unions: Tom Moran: "Tax reform pits Democrats against state employees"
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Sheneman's Cartoon is here
Margulies' Cartoon is here



NATION / WORLD____________________________________________________________________________













Editorial Cartoon: Mike Keefe, Denver Post

Bush - Bloomberg News: "Bush's Power to Shape Judiciary `Over' Because of Election Loss"
Bush Sr.: "The Carlyle White House" -- Things you should know about 'The Carlyle Group'.
Gay Marriage - NYT: "South African parliament OKs gay marriages"
Iraq - WP: "Bush Initiates Iraq Policy Review Separate From Baker Group's"
.......... - CBS News: "Top Marine: There Was No Plan For Post-Saddam Iraq"
.......... - Boston Globe: "Catholic bishops call for change on Iraq policy"
.......... - Spiegel: "Iraq Is Not Winnable" -- Interview with Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Lobbyists - NYT: "Elections Also Cued Change of Guard for Lobbyists"


OF INTEREST________________________________________________________________________________

Health - SL: "Heart surgery study finds the sooner the better for patients"
............... - WP: "Study advises caution on late angioplasties"

Miss Manners: Check out the witty doyenne of conduct here in the Washington Post.

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DISASTERS AND AID OPPORTUNITIES_________________________________________________________

Relief and Aid Contacts:
Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/
Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/
Catholic Charities: http://www.catholiccharitiesusa.org/
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism: http://www.uscj.org/
Islamic Relief: http://www.irw.org/

Other Area Contacts: "Indonesia Relief Contacts"

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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 | TNS - The New Standard | TT - Trenton Times |

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