Camdenbase
CamdenBase contains selected citations of journal, book and newspaper articles about the city of Camden, New Jersey. The documents cover economic, political, and social events in the city from 1945 to June 2003. This website provides bibliographic access to the database of over 6,000 articles.
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Article Title:
War with no end in sight: Cops Vs Drugs, Thugs
Publication Date:
February 5, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Violence
Abstract:
Effectiveness of police in battle against crime questioned
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 9A
Article Title:
South Jersey Economy 1995: what's hot in jobs, housing, market trends and more
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Economic Development
Abstract:
Covers job outlook, health care, transportation, business, the arts, the Waterfront, the environment, tourism, Politics & the economy, money, trade, real estate for Burlington, Camden, & Gloucester Counties
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
New panel tries to consolidate river ports
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA), Ports - Facilities
Abstract:
New Waterfront agency, Ports of Philadelphia and Camden Inc., will present budget and business plan in March; discussion of problems
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
51 & 52
Article Title:
County eyes trash fee reduction
Publication Date:
February 22, 1995
Subject:
Camden County Trash-To-Steam Incinerator, Trash Disposal
Abstract:
Camden Pollution Control Financing Authority (PCFA) may soon be in competition with Pa. landfills for trash disposal
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 3B
Article Title:
NAACP chapter has storied past
Publication Date:
February 12, 1995
Subject:
African Americans, Biography
Abstract:
Short history of NAACP in Camden
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
9B
Article Title:
Medical Arts High School off to bright start
Publication Date:
February 12, 1995
Subject:
Cooper Health System, Medical Arts High School, Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center
Abstract:
First class at new magnet high school
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Surplus for parking authority
Publication Date:
February 15, 1995
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
Layoffs, spending freezes, salary cuts, and other belt-tightening measures will likely result in a $300,000 profit for city by end of year
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Presenting 2 new attractions: N.J. Aquarium hopes to lure more visitors
Publication Date:
February 25, 1995
Subject:
New Jersey State Aquarium
Abstract:
New amphitheater and above-ground boardwalk to be constructed
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A
Article Title:
Speaking of sewage and politics; Camden County's Municipal Utilities Authority presents an odd partnership between politics, patronage and wastewater treatment
Publication Date:
February 26, 1995
Subject:
Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority (CCMUA)
Abstract:
Profile of CCMUA, proposals to privatize, corruption accusations in bond floating
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
9E
Article Title:
All-out attack on violence urged
Publication Date:
February 1, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Violence
Abstract:
Mayor Arnold Webster and Police Chief Bob Pugh speak to community groups e
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Access to handguns blamed in slayings
Publication Date:
February 6, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Firearms, Violence
Abstract:
Firearms blamed
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A
Article Title:
City asks N.J. aid to fight crime
Publication Date:
February 8, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Violence
Abstract:
Request made to state to provide assistance
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Angry residents demand answers to city murders; Police to boost patrols as 15th person is slain
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Police, Violence
Abstract:
Residents demand action; Police Chief Bob Pugh announces new work schedule to deploy more police during high-crime hours
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Six charged in 7 city murders
Publication Date:
February 17, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Violence
Abstract:
16th Homicide victim found
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 10A
Article Title:
$1M grant for county reinstated
Publication Date:
February 2, 1995
Subject:
Camden County Sheriff
Abstract:
Money will allow about 200 Camden County sheriff's deputies to keep their jobs - for now
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 7A
Article Title:
Rep., state clash over rescue plan for Camden [Proposal:] Among Rep. Robert E. Andrews' ideas is one to send State Police into Camden
Publication Date:
February 26, 1995
Subject:
Crime, Violence
Abstract:
Proposal by U.S. Rep. Robert E. Andrews to send State Police to Camden, clear space in the County Jail for violent offenders, and to ask Courts to take action to reduce backlog in serious criminal cases. Whitman spokesman accuses him of playing politics
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 8A
Article Title:
Dangerous Conditions in Camden: Housing Trouble
Publication Date:
February 19, 1995
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
Condition of housing in the city
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 10A
Article Title:
Conscience of society fights to house the poor
Publication Date:
February 19, 1995
Subject:
Fair Share Housing Development, Inc., Housing
Abstract:
Profile of Peter J. O'Connor and his battles for housing for the poor
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Housing for poor draws fire at hearing
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
NAACP officials blast proposed tax exemption for subsidized apartment complex in Centerville neighborhood being developed by Michaels Development Co.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Business, environment in harmony? That's the goal leaders have for the busy Delaware estuary
Publication Date:
February 11, 1995
Subject:
Delaware River
Abstract:
Draft management plan for Delaware Estuary released
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Remembering black heroes of the Old West
Publication Date:
February 28, 1995
Subject:
African Americans, Biography
Abstract:
Robert Miller writes about African-American frontiersmen and women. He is now a Camden resident
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1D & 2D
Article Title:
Ex-Camden altar boy will soon become bishop
Publication Date:
February 20, 1995
Subject:
African Americans, Biography
Abstract:
Rev. George Murry will become the 12th African-American bishop in the nation
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A
Article Title:
Waterfront plans picking up pace
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
New Jersey State Aquarium, Economic Development, Waterfront
Abstract:
Projects include the extension of a promenade, pier renovation as well as a Children's garden. Attendance has stabilized at the Aquarium and the facility expects to meet the 2.3 million visitor mark when it celebrates it anniversary. List of Waterfront
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
12
Article Title:
Camden County has share of ups, downs
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Camden County, Camden Chronology, Economic Development, Waterfront
Abstract:
Successes and failures in 1994: Medical Mile rejected, Camden Waterfront, Arena, etc.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
22
Article Title:
Defense merger's impact on region still unclear
Publication Date:
February 10, 1995
Subject:
Martin Marietta Corporation
Abstract:
Impact of Martin Marietta Corp. merger with Lockheed unclear
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
35 & 36
Article Title:
Camden County Adult & Children's Mental health plans, 1993-1994
Publication Date:
1993?
Subject:
Mental Health
Article Title:
School aid- South Jersey winners and losers
Publication Date:
January 31, 1996
Subject:
Education, Finance, Public Schools
Abstract:
Camden to receive additional $4.52 million
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Working on welfare: time limits will be placed on benefits, and jobs, rather than education, will be stressed
Publication Date:
January 31, 1996
Subject:
Public Welfare
Abstract:
Camden County welfare agency laid off 31 employees, educators and administrators; according to Whitman proposed plan, emphasis on jobs rather than education.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
Flashy fish, special events drawing crowds
Publication Date:
January 31, 1996
Subject:
New Jersey State Aquarium
Abstract:
New permanent exhibit, Ocean Base Atlantic, results in higher attendance since the July 1995 opening, states Michael Crowther, new Chief Operating Office
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Housing violations add to decay in city
Publication Date:
July 7, 1999
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
Hundreds of landlords in the city rent out substandard properties that have been cited for multiple housing code violations, but the city lacks the resources to crack down, officials say. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Housing violations in Camden languish in court
Publication Date:
July 7, 1999
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
Over a year ago, city housing inspectors turned up more than 100 violations at a three-story home in East Camden owned by a landlord in Pennsauken. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
5A
Article Title:
Camden group petitioning for non-partisan elections
Publication Date:
January 31, 1996
Subject:
Elections
Abstract:
Would reverse change made in 1992. Citizens for Democracy in Camden are attempting to reduce the influence of the Democratic Party
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
3B
Article Title:
Camden officials deny charges in residents' suit
Publication Date:
February 1, 1996
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Residents accuse police of ignoring complaints of police misconduct
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Camden's trooper patrols get mixed reactions at rally
Publication Date:
February 2, 1996
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
City residents express mixed feelings about the state trooper patrols
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Public to see state audit of Camden
Publication Date:
February 2, 1996
Subject:
Camden Audit
Abstract:
Final draft of Camden Audit to be released next week
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 3B
Article Title:
Portrait of Elijah Perry unveiled at City Hall
Publication Date:
February 2, 1996
Subject:
Biography, City Council
Abstract:
Profile of Elijah Perry, the first black member of the city council
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
4B
Article Title:
N.J. Judge tells utility to lower water rate
Publication Date:
February 3, 1996
Subject:
Delaware River, Water Supply
Abstract:
An administrative law judge has recommended the New Jersey American Water Co. charge a lower rate for water than the company had previously proposed to pay for its $199 million treatment plant and pipeline system
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A
Article Title:
Leader's rough path may lead to smooth future
Publication Date:
February 4, 1996
Subject:
Biography, City Council
Abstract:
Profile of City Council President Milton Milan
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Squatters are cleared out of Westfield Acres
Publication Date:
February 6, 1996
Subject:
Public Housing
Abstract:
Operation Clean Sweep clears squatters and boards up vacant apartments in Ablett Village, Westfield Acres, and McGuire Gardens
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
1995 was a good year for Phila., Camden ports
Publication Date:
February 8, 1996
Subject:
Ports of Philadelphia and Camden (PPC), South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
10C
Article Title:
State to Monitor Camden finances: result of audit that uncovered mismanagement
Publication Date:
February 9, 1996
Subject:
Camden Audit
Abstract:
State appointed fiscal monitor will ensure Camden adheres to state laws
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Dream lives on
Publication Date:
November 24, 1996
Subject:
Ethnic Groups
Abstract:
The New immigrants in South Jersey, table by county on p. 9A
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A - 9A
Article Title:
Affordable housing plan moves forward
Publication Date:
December 15, 1996
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
Mount Laurel awarded funds to build townhouse complex
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 10B
Article Title:
What does Jim Florio really want?
Publication Date:
December 15, 1996
Subject:
Florio, Jim
Abstract:
Former governor hinting at political comeback
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 6B
Article Title:
Battling the odds: Camden students come to school with so many physical and emotional problems that learning is often impossible
Publication Date:
December 16, 1996
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Camden Schools at Risk; part 2 of 7
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Webster requests special council session on city attorney
Publication Date:
December 16, 1996
Subject:
City Council, Webster, Arnold
Abstract:
Mayor Webster again attempts to persuade City Council to appoint Yvonne Haskins, as City Attorney
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
3B
Article Title:
Alternative education: The students with the most problems, of all kinds, are often steered toward one of three special Camden schools
Publication Date:
December 17, 1996
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Camden Schools at Risk; part 3 of 7. Articles on alternative education and improvements at the East Camden Middle School with the appointment of a new principal, Patricia Kenny
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 6A
Article Title:
State needs to intervene to halt bungling in city
Publication Date:
December 17, 1996
Subject:
Budget, Municipal
Abstract:
Halfway through fiscal year, Camden still has no municipal budget
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
18A
Article Title:
Soul food plan fades for Camden
Publication Date:
December 17, 1996
Subject:
Economic Development
Abstract:
Sylvia's the renowned Harlem soul food restaurant unlikely to open in city
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Failing grades: Camden students perform poorly on standardized tests, but some say it not fair to lay all the blame on the schools
Publication Date:
December 18, 1996
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Public Schools
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 12A & 13A
Article Title:
Camden police say reforms helped cut '95 crime rate: statistics show a substantial drop in every major category
Publication Date:
December 18, 1996
Subject:
Crime - Statistics, Police
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Fighting the good fight: despite the troubles outside their doors, Camden's elementary schools try to create a haven for students
Publication Date:
December 19, 1996
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Camden Schools at Risk; part 5 of 7. Series continues; including article on Camden's 34 school buildings most of which are aged and in serious disrepair; trailers and portable classrooms also often in use
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 8A
Article Title:
Camden agency OKs controversial housing complex
Publication Date:
December 19, 1996
Subject:
Centerville, Housing
Abstract:
Camden Redevelopment Agency Ok's Centerville project. Critics charge the subsidized housing near Master & Van Hook Sts. would overload nearby schools
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
18A
Article Title:
Tri-county area to benefit from school bill
Publication Date:
December 19, 1996
Subject:
Education, Finance
Abstract:
Chart 2B: 1997-98 School aid figures by county and township
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Webster says he'll run for 2nd term as Camden Mayor
Publication Date:
December 19, 1996
Subject:
Webster, Arnold, Elections, Mayoral
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Council defies oversight board, votes on auditor: several members criticized the state for what they say is another example of the board's interference in the city's daily operations
Publication Date:
July 9, 1999
Subject:
Financial Review Board, Budget, Municipal
Abstract:
City council members made no secret Thursday night about their dislike for a state oversight board when defied a request to postpone a vote for an auditor. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
6B
Article Title:
Camden's new trash contract could cost jobs
Publication Date:
July 9, 1999
Subject:
Trash Disposal, Budget, Municipal
Abstract:
City Council approved a $5.9 million trash and recycling contract with Wast Mangement Thursday night that could cause 12 public works employees to lose their jobs. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
6B
Article Title:
Camden latest city to sue gun makers
Publication Date:
June 22, 1999
Subject:
Firearms
Abstract:
The city is the latest urban area to ask the courts to punish gun makers for gun-related crimes. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
City to file separate suit against gun makers
Publication Date:
June 4, 1999
Subject:
Firearms
Abstract:
The city plans to go it alone rather than team with the county in a lawsuit against gun manufacturers won't cost taxpayers any money, officials say. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Housing demolition stalls: Camden residents still waiting for promised cleanup.
Publication Date:
July 9, 1999
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
Ray Blanco turns around from his perch on a front stoop to look up at two abandoned and crumbling brick row houses. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 10A
Article Title:
Confident Milan won't step down as Camden mayor
Publication Date:
August 31, 1999
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
Looking relaxed and sounding upbeat, Mayor Milton Milan returned to work at City Hall Monday for the first time since federal investigators raided his home and city office three days ago. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 10A
Article Title:
Nonprofit housing in Camden has drawbacks
Publication Date:
June 7, 1999
Subject:
Housing
Abstract:
The housing market is getting a boost in this city struggling to reverse years of decline. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Fraud claim upheld against Norcross, allies; most counts thrown out
Publication Date:
August 21, 1999
Subject:
Norcross, George
Abstract:
A federal judge Friday threw out extortion and 14 other counts against former Camden County Democratic Chairman George E. Norcross III and his allies, but let stand a fraud claim by a businessman who says he was shaken down for political contributions. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Attorney predicts Norcross will be cleared in civil case
Publication Date:
August 25, 1999
Subject:
Norcross, George
Abstract:
George Norcross, the former leader of the Camden County Democrats, is likely to be cleared before trial of all claims in a civil lawsuit that alleges county government contracts were for sale, his attorney said Tuesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Camden cops teach Aussie colleagues to stop arsonists: crime analyst William Lutz's work lets police identify targets with a computer mapping program.
Publication Date:
June 2, 1999
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Police from Down Under are learning from Camden police how to stop arsonists before they strike. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Camden told to give back $190,000 of police grant
Publication Date:
July 16, 1999
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
The city must return an estimated $190,000 to the federal government because city officials failed to properly manage the grant money, earmarked for the police department. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
Ex-mayor given house arrest for taking funds
Publication Date:
August 12, 1999
Subject:
Webster, Arnold
Abstract:
Arnold W. Webster's 40-year career in public service ended in disgrace inside a courtroom here Wednesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
Solving Camden's water billing problems
Publication Date:
July 30, 1999
Subject:
Water Supply
Abstract:
As we all learned last week, financial solvency for a city is a pretty important matter. A city that doesn't have the proper revenues to keep operating can sure get a lot of people's attention in short order. Abstract courtesy of the Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
9A
Article Title:
Two-week delay costs Camden additional $21,000: bill was for legal work by a North Jersey firm on a deal to sell the municipal water system.
Publication Date:
May 28, 1999
Subject:
Water Supply
Abstract:
City council Thursday begrudgingly paid its bill for legal work on a deal to sell the municipal water system. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
4B
Article Title:
Camden school officials vow changes after audit
Publication Date:
August 21, 1999
Subject:
Public Schools, Board of Education
Abstract:
Stung by a scathing state audit that highlights wasteful spending and mismanagement at city schools, embarrassed district leaders are promising change. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 8A
Article Title:
Walker, key official and Camden's spokesman, fired by Milan
Publication Date:
May 28, 1999
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
Mayor Milton Milan has fired Keith Walker as the city's assistant business administrator and primary spokesman. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
4B
Article Title:
Cost to buy Conrail line increases price of light-rail project by $67.5M
Publication Date:
July 19, 1999
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
The South Jersey light-rail line, already too costly in the view of opponents, got more expensive last week. The NJ Transit board of directors authorized $67.5 million to buy the right -of-way for the line from Conrail. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Milan transfers to Fairton prison
Publication Date:
January 6, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton, Corruption, Political
Abstract:
Former Mayor Milton Milan has been transferred from the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia to the Fairton Correctional Institution in Fairton, Cumberland County. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 4B
Article Title:
Nieves withdraws support for Faison, says she's ignoring Hispanics
Publication Date:
January 4, 2001
Subject:
Elections, Mayoral, City Council
Abstract:
City Councilman Israel Nieves said Wednesday he is withdrawing his support for Gwendolyn Faison in the race for mayor because she has been slow to appoint Hispanics to her administration. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Knox defends request for resignations
Publication Date:
January 4, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools, Board of Education
Abstract:
The district's new school superintendent issued no public apology Wednesday, one day after roiling Camden in her first official act by requesting that up to 200 district personnel sign resignation forms. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 2B
Article Title:
Uneventful start, Milan trial, plane crash among year's top events
Publication Date:
January 1, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
One of last year's biggest stories in South Jersey wasn't much of an event at all -- the relatively quiet dawn of the year 2000. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
2000 brought battleship home to Delaware Valley
Publication Date:
January 1, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
This millennium year will mark the last major milestone for the Battleship New Jersey. The historic ship that helped win World War II in the Pacific will open to the public Sept. 2 as a museum on the Waterfront in Camden, a struggling city that hopes to receive a boost both in image and economics from the ship. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Camden school chief defends contracts
Publication Date:
May 8, 2001
Subject:
Board of Education
Abstract:
Superintendent Annette Knox defended herself Monday against accusations that she went behind the backs of school board members when she signed $8.5 million in curriculum-related contracts. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Seven communities go to the polls today
Publication Date:
May 8, 2001
Subject:
Elections
Abstract:
Voters in seven tri-county communities will head to the polls today to cast votes in nonpartisan municipal elections. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
Shake-up urged at Camden High School
Publication Date:
May 1, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Superintendent Annette Knox asked the school board Monday to reassign two of Camden High School's top administrators. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
2B
Article Title:
Camden schools offering jobs, training
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
District officials took time Tuesday to familiarize parents with more than 20 school-to-career programs offered to high school students and to discuss summer jobs available for teens. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
3B
Article Title:
Cement firm appeals ruling barring it from opening plant
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
A Canadian company Tuesday appealed a federal judge's ruling barring it from starting operations at its cement-grinding plant in a predominantly black and Hispanic Camden neighborhood. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
3B
Article Title:
Ruling shows healthy view of Camden
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company, Community Activists
Abstract:
Someone in Camden should put up a plaque to honor U.S. District Judge Stephen M. Orlofsky. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Parking Authority gets acting director
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
Parking Authority
Abstract:
The Board of Commissioners for the city Parking Authority appointed the agency's finance chief as acting executive director Tuesday, rejecting a costly proposal to name a New Brunswick lawyer to the post. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Recount confirms need for runoff vote in Camden
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
Elections, City Council
Abstract:
A recount of last week's election results confirmed the need for a runoff to determine who will fill three at-large City Council seats. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
S.J. Hospitals: Funding for charity care unfair
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
Hospitals
Abstract:
The head of this impoverished city's largest hospital launched a campaign Tuesday to get more money for charity-care cases, saying the state's current formula shortchanges South Jersey. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 5A
Article Title:
Revised bill averts Camden takeover
Publication Date:
May 16, 2001
Subject:
Oversight Committee, State Takeover
Abstract:
A controversial bill that would allow a state takeover of Camden's government is being changed to prevent that move, a state senator said Tuesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Camden's stakes are high, it's path clear [editorial]
Publication Date:
June 29, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn
Abstract:
With so much focus on the future of Camden, now is the time to harness all the ideas, optimism and dreams of this region and work together to make Camden a great place to live. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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13A
Article Title:
Camden cops blast state frugality
Publication Date:
June 29, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Police Chief Robert Allenbach fears state overseers are depriving the police department of equipment and training so that they appear to be saving taxpayers' money. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 6B
Article Title:
Parking Authority may have to pay taxes on buyout
Publication Date:
June 29, 2001
Subject:
Parking Authority
Abstract:
The city Parking Authority failed to deduct payroll taxes from the buyout payment it made to former Executive Director Anthony Scarduzio and may be forced to come up with nearly $40,000 to correct the mistake. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 6B
Article Title:
Faison angry after council measure
Publication Date:
June 29, 2001
Subject:
City Council, Faison, Gwendolyn
Abstract:
The battle lines have been drawn, and for the time being, Mayor Gwendolyn Faison and City Council are on opposite sides. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B & 6B
Article Title:
Camden swimming pools stay shut: State's approval needed to hire part-time help.
Publication Date:
June 30, 2001
Subject:
Swimming Pools
Abstract:
Mike Rivers cooled off on Friday in water spewing from a fire hydrant. In previous years, he might have considered going to one of the public swimming pools in the city. This year he can't. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
Port Corp. is a friend to Waterfront South area
Publication Date:
June 26, 2001
Subject:
South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Abstract:
Re: The state must bail out Waterfront South families' (editorial, 6/20) The editorial contained misleading information. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
7A
Article Title:
The state must bail out Waterfront South families
Publication Date:
June 20, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company, South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Abstract:
The people of Camden's Waterfront South neighborhood complain that reopening a nearby cement plant will make it even harder for them to breathe-and they're right. Now that a judge has allowed St. Lawrence Cement's limestone crushing operation to start back up. The plant will be allowed to spew up to 60 tons of dust into the air a year, adding to the dust and smell from other industries in that area. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
10A
Article Title:
Bryant defends Camden takeover plan
Publication Date:
June 26, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
State Sen. Wayne Bryant D-Camden, sent a letter to several Camden officials over the weekend detailing his side of an ongoing debate on a possible state takeover of the municipality. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Coriell Institute stores world's largest collection of human cells
Publication Date:
June 26, 2001
Subject:
Coriell Institute for Medical Research
Abstract:
Like an ice cream man opening his cooler on a hot day at the beach, the woman lifts the lid of the shiny silver vat and is immediately swathed in white clouds of chilled condensation. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
5B &8B
Article Title:
Something to Celebrate: the Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center marks its 25th anniversary with a gala fund-raiser, increased outreach and lots of optimism.
Publication Date:
June 24, 2001
Subject:
Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center
Abstract:
The Walt Whitman Cultural Arts Center hopes to hit a home run when it celebrates its 25th anniversary with a gala fund-raiser at Campbell's Field in Camden Saturday evening. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1F & 5F
Article Title:
Report of the Government Study Panel; a Subcommittee of the camden County Blue Ribbon Panel
Publication Date:
June 1, 1994
Subject:
Camden County, County Charters
Abstract:
Camden County study on reorganizing County government
Article Title:
Delaware Estuary; Discover its Secrets: Executive Summary of the Delaware Estuary Management Plan [Draft
Publication Date:
December 1, 1994
Subject:
Delaware River
Abstract:
Executive summary of the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan for the Delaware Estuary
Article Title:
School's days limited
Publication Date:
August 23, 1978
Subject:
Rutgers University-Camden
Abstract:
Cooper-Grant School at 3rd and Linden to be torn down for new science building
Source:
Courier-Post
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