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:
USS New Jersey towed to berth with tight security, no fanfare: Stealthy move surprises many South Jerseyans
Publication Date:
September 24, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
There were only a few park police around when Dorsey Rhodes arrived at the Camden Waterfront before dawn Sunday, the day the USS New Jersey was moved to its newly constructed pier. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Terrorist attacks spur Coast Guard to require secrecy
Publication Date:
September 24, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
With the nation on war footing and Americans feeling vulnerable, the retired battleship New Jersey- a reassuring symbol of American might and resolve- was towed at dawn Sunday under Coast Guard protection to its final berth on the Camden Waterfront. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 10A
Article Title:
Cement plant barred from operating: Judge says civil rights were violated
Publication Date:
April 20, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
A federal judge on Thursday blocked the opening of a cement processing facility in South Camden, finding that the state Department of Environmental Protection violated the civil rights of people living in the plant's neighborhood. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Judge turns down Milan bail request: Seen as a flight risk, Camden ex-mayor returned to jail to await sentencing
Publication Date:
April 20, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
A federal judge sent Milton Milan back to prison Thursday, less than 15 minutes after the former Camden mayor appeared in a courtroom in hopes of being released on bail for a few weeks before he is sentenced on corruption charges. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Shoddy effects might kill plans for Aquarium stimulated sub ride
Publication Date:
April 20, 2001
Subject:
New Jersey State Aquarium
Abstract:
The Delaware River Port Authority has spent $3.3 million on a stimulated ride for the New Jersey State Aquarium that it no longer wants. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 15A
Article Title:
Parking chief accepts buyout: Camden authority will pay Anthony Scarduzio $129,255 to step down
Publication Date:
April 18, 2001
Subject:
Parking
Abstract:
The embattled executive director of the city Parking Authority, Anthony Scarduzio, plans to step down May 31 under a buyout proposal approved Tuesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 5A
Article Title:
Work begins on pier for USS New Jersey
Publication Date:
April 28, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The pounding of steel and the humming of heavy machinery pierced the usually tranquil Waterfront on Friday as construction began on an $11 million pier for the USS New Jersey. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 6A
Article Title:
Redistricting alters political map: Nineteen tri-county towns to make move
Publication Date:
April 13, 2001
Subject:
Redistricting
Abstract:
The state's new legislative map shifts some towns on South Jersey's political landscape, but the impact won't be earth-shaking. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 12A
Article Title:
New plans for Camden deserve a good look
Publication Date:
September 2, 2001
Subject:
Urban conditions
Abstract:
There's reason to be encouraged about a proposed Camden takeover/partnership bill. The work done by city, county and state leaders has the process moving in the right direction. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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6B
Article Title:
South Jersey had a role in creation of Labor Day
Publication Date:
September 3, 2001
Subject:
McGuire, Peter
Abstract:
What does Labor Day mean to you? For some, it signifies the end of summer. It's the last holiday before a busy school year. It means there's at least nine or ten months until the next vacation or trip to the Shore. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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6A
Article Title:
Moving day for 'Big J' may be decided today
Publication Date:
August 29, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The Home Port Alliance today expects to determine whether it will be able to safely move and moor the battleship USS New Jersey on Labor Day. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Sunken crane to be pulled from river
Publication Date:
August 29, 2001
Subject:
South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Abstract:
Donjon Marine Co. is expected to pull a 110-ton cargo crane from the Delaware River today, a week after it toppled from a collapsing cargo pier. It will be placed on a barge and sold for scrap. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B & 2B
Article Title:
Firm's default stings Camden recovery effort
Publication Date:
September 30, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA), South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Abstract:
A beauty and hair products firm that was to bring 50 jobs to South Camden nearly four years ago, in exchange for $1.25 million in loans and grants from two public agencies, is in default. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 11A
Article Title:
Appeals on cement plant heard
Publication Date:
September 26, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
Arguments before a federal appeals court Tuesday focused on the rights of a citizens group to sue to force the closure of a $60 million cement plant in their mostly black and Hispanic neighborhood. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Proposal to create U.S. court district in S. Jersey fails
Publication Date:
September 18, 2001
Subject:
Courts
Abstract:
South Jersey lawyers, judges, and politicians who had hoped to carve out a separate federal court district learned from the media late Monday afternoon that they lost their fight. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
River deepening plan now facing in-depth audit
Publication Date:
September 22, 2001
Subject:
Dredging Project
Abstract:
The federal review of the Army Corps of Engineers' plan to deepen the Delaware River has cleared an important hurdle. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Bryant wary of 'pork' in Camden bill
Publication Date:
September 8, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
State. Sen. Wayne Bryant said he will entertain additions to his landmark Camden revitalization legislation as long as the costs are justified and don't jeopardize the bill's chance for passage. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B & 4B
Article Title:
City gets help to fight drugs: Three more Camden neighborhoods receive grants for 'Weed and Seed'
Publication Date:
September 8, 2001
Subject:
Community Activists
Abstract:
Sheila Roberts has been fighting drug dealers for years. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B & 2B
Article Title:
Milan's fugitive cousin arrested: He will be quizzed about ex-mayor's role in 1988 killing
Publication Date:
September 8, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
A cousin of former Camden Mayor Milton Milan was arrested Thursday in Brooklyn, N.Y. in connection with the killing of a Camden man in February. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 5A
Article Title:
Ruling hurts case of cement plant foes
Publication Date:
April 25, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
The U.S. Supreme Court has dealt a serious blow to residents of a South Camden neighborhood fighting the opening of a $60 million cement processing plant. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B 7 3B
Article Title:
Despite layoffs, agency creates $90K-a year job: S.J. Port Corp. board split over move to hire 'board secretary.'
Publication Date:
April 25, 2001
Subject:
South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC)
Abstract:
Even as the South Jersey Port Corporation's $18-as-hour longshoremen are facing layoffs, the port has created a $90,000-a-year administrative position. An aid to a state senator from Washington Township has applied for the job with the quasi-state organization that runs the Broadway and Beckett Street terminal in Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B & 3B
Article Title:
Groundbreaking for Boys & Girls Club celebrated in Camden
Publication Date:
April 25, 2001
Subject:
Casino Reinvestment Development Authority
Abstract:
State, county and city officials gathered at a construction site off Park Boulevard Tuesday to celebrate the $6 million recreation center rising there. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Activist challenges billboards planned for Camden sites
Publication Date:
April 26, 2001
Subject:
Community Activists
Abstract:
With his shirttail untucked and his ponytail held by a rubber band, city activist Frank Fulbrook argued in court Wednesday against seven planned billboards here. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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3B
Article Title:
Faison will pay own way for trip to A.C.
Publication Date:
April 12, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn
Abstract:
Mayor Gwendolyn Faison said Wednesday she will not ask the city to pay her or her sister's way to a conference in Atlantic City next week. Not only will Faison pick up her sister's expenses, she also will pay for her own registration fees and hotel costs, the mayor said. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Luxury apartments on Camden Waterfront may be ready by fall 2002
Publication Date:
September 12, 2001
Subject:
Waterfront
Abstract:
Next fall, Carl Dranoff plans to have tenants living on the top floor of the former Nipper Building on the Camden Waterfront paying as much as $2,200 a month for spacious, luxury apartments. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
Battleship New Jersey New Berth
Publication Date:
September 27, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Big J will be well-anchored at new pier on Waterfront
Publication Date:
September 24, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Double-braided nylon rope, eighth inches in diameter, held the USS New Jersey snug to moorings Sunday at its new $11 million pier on the downtown Waterfront. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
N.J. bypasses voters on rail funding
Publication Date:
April 23, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
By the time South Jersey light rail line is built and paid for, the taxpayers of New Jersey will have spent more than $1 billion in principal and interest. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Optimistic study pushed Camden-Trenton rail route
Publication Date:
April 23, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
The 1996 study supporting a riverfront rail line concluded that the ridership on a Camden-Trenton train and a Camden-Mt. Holly train would be nearly identical. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Law on Recall Elections
Publication Date:
May 7, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Brunner recall movement
Source:
Courier-Post
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10
Article Title:
Whitman sued over frisk photo
Publication Date:
April 25, 2001
Subject:
Whitman, Christine Todd
Abstract:
A Camden man, photographed being frisked by former Gov. Christine Todd Whitman when he was 17 and she was on a nighttime patrol with state troopers, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against Whitman and the New Jersey State Police. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 5A
Article Title:
South Jersey Hall of Fame to honor artists
Publication Date:
April 25, 2001
Subject:
Waterfront, South Jersey Hall of Fame
Abstract:
South Jersey artists are applauded around the world. Now the region's cultural stars will be honored in a South Jersey Hall of Fame. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 6A
Article Title:
Rail's fate linked to growth: Expected rise in population may not meet expectations
Publication Date:
April 24, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
For the South Jersey light rail system to succeed, transportation experts say, communities along the 34-mile riverfront line are going to have to grow. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 8A
Article Title:
S.J. light rail line planning is fraught with questions: Trenton-to-Camden pet project with low expected ridership
Publication Date:
April 22, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
Sitting behind the old Zurbrugg Hospital is a mock-up of the kind of light rail car that is expected to begin trundling up and down the riverfront from Camden to Trenton by the start of 2003. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 12A
Article Title:
Wilson's plans are best for Camden's residents
Publication Date:
April 27, 2001
Subject:
City Council
Abstract:
Camden residents have two passionate, community-oriented candidates running for mayor this year. But Councilman Gilbert Whip" Wilson has a battery of concrete ideas to markedly improve the city's quality of life and bring new investment to Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Opponents: NJT avoided public input
Publication Date:
April 22, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
NJ Transit waited until after its board endorsed the riverfront rail line before scheduling public meetings on the proposal. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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13A
Article Title:
Few take mass transit, leading to congestion
Publication Date:
April 22, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail, PATCO
Abstract:
Despite the presence of the PATCO Hi-Speed line, regarded in the industry as one of the country's best commuter rail lines, only 5 percent of South Jersey residents use mass transit to get to work. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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13A
Article Title:
Southern N.J. Light Rail
Publication Date:
April 22, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
13A
Article Title:
Camden police, firemen protest: Union members confront mayor over lack of a contract
Publication Date:
April 27, 2001
Subject:
Police, Fire Department
Abstract:
In an angry and unusual confrontation outside City Hall, Mayor Gwendolyn Faison clashed Thursday with police officers and firefighters who have spent 16 months without a contract. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 8A
Article Title:
Work on battleship museum pier may begin today
Publication Date:
April 18, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Construction work on an $11 million pier for the battleship USS New Jersey in the Delaware River could begin as soon as today. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Joseph Caruso gets 3 years probation: Ex-prosecutor gets reduced sentence for testifying against Milton Milan
Publication Date:
April 21, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
A tearfully repentant Joseph Caruso, the former city prosecutor who testified against former mayor Milton Milan last year, was sentenced Friday to three years probation. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
City voters seem frustrated with board incumbents
Publication Date:
April 14, 2001
Subject:
Board of Education
Abstract:
Voters in Tuesday's school board election have an opportunity to do what many say needs to be done: Clear out the old and bring in the new. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
High-tech infusion in Camden
Publication Date:
April 13, 2001
Subject:
Camden-Industries
Abstract:
With a new high-tech center on Federal Street, Camden could find itself at the center of the latest military technological developments: Satellite cameras that spy into Saddam Hussein's back yard; microphone systems that identify and filter out background noise; display screens the size of a dime. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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10A
Article Title:
Museum construction to go on after opening
Publication Date:
September 24, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Work on the battleship USS New Jersey museum is not over, even though the famed ship has arrived at its final resting place. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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10A
Article Title:
Battleship New Jersey New Berth
Publication Date:
September 24, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
6A & 7A
Article Title:
DRPA OKs $6M for 'Nipper': The landmark Camden building will become luxury apartments
Publication Date:
February 22, 2001
Subject:
Radio Corporation of America (RCA), Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
The Delaware River Port Authority will spend $6 million to clean up the historic Nipper Building and turn it over to a developer who will transform it into 280 luxury apartments and a ground-floor retail center. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 7A
Article Title:
Rutgers-Camden student shot to death near campus
Publication Date:
February 21, 2001
Subject:
Rutgers University-Camden, Crime
Abstract:
Gunfire on a normally quiet corner of an often violent city cut short the promising life of a 22-year old rutgers-Camden student who one day hoped to be mayor. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 10A
Article Title:
Dredging opposition renewed by mayors: Gloucester County officials seek review of economic benefits of project
Publication Date:
February 21, 2001
Subject:
Dredging Project
Abstract:
Gloucester County's mayors are again joining the battle against the proposed deepening of the Delaware River. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
Camden murder suspect once linked with Milan in '88 slaying
Publication Date:
February 17, 2001
Subject:
Milan, Milton
Abstract:
A Camden man once linked with former Mayor Milton Milan to a 1988 gangland-style murder is wanted on charges he gunned down a city man this week. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 9A
Article Title:
Wilson, Faison tackle issues in 1st debate
Publication Date:
April 24, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn
Abstract:
The mayoral candidates squared off in their first televised debate Monday, trying to convince voters that honesty and integrity can be restored to a City Hall that has seen very little of either in recent years. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
home Port Alliance officials reviewing pier improvements
Publication Date:
September 2, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
A little more than a year ago, Delaware River tugboats nudged the battleship New Jersey into a repair pier here so the work on restoring it for a museum could begin. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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10A
Article Title:
One-time Camden Council hopeful shifts support to Wilson for mayor
Publication Date:
April 12, 2001
Abstract:
A would-be City Council candidate abandoned Keith A. Walker's ill-fated Clean Sweep 2001" slate to endorse Gilbert "Whip" Wilson for mayor. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
New PATCO leader facing challenges
Publication Date:
February 21, 2001
Abstract:
Thomas Hickey frequntly scribbles lines on bits of paper as he crosses the Benjamin Franklin bridge on the PATCO Hi-Speedline - a squiggly wish list of how to improve one of the nation's most efficient transit systems. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Black, white Catholics join at Mass
Publication Date:
February 19, 2001
Subject:
Catholic Church
Abstract:
They were moving gestures of unity that many attending the mass at Sacred Heart Church on Sunday hoped would last for more than a day. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Diversity lacking at many churches
Publication Date:
February 19, 2001
Subject:
Catholic Church
Abstract:
Bill Johnson has felt the sting of racism in religion, his collection offering refused by an usher at a Roman Catholic church in Charleston, S.C. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 5A
Article Title:
Diversity scarce in many S.J. towns: Gloucester City making effort to deal with race problems
Publication Date:
February 18, 2001
Subject:
Ethnic Groups
Abstract:
As many South Jersey towns celebrate Black History Month, one key ingredient is in short supply: Black people. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 17A
Article Title:
Knox foresees quick changes, steady gains in Camden schools
Publication Date:
February 18, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Schools Superintendent Annette Knox said she expects "significant changes" to occur in the district by the end of the school year, despite resistance to some of her first suggestions for reform. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 17A
Article Title:
An outsider's approachit's what Annette Knox has in store for Camden
Publication Date:
February 18, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
Less than two months ago the Camden School District got a new leader. Annette Knox came to the city from Cleveland, where she worked for less than two years as an assistant superintendent after leaving the New York City schools. Now, as superintendent in Camden, she will grapple with the issues that plague the 19,000 student district - poor test scores and a high dropout rate among them. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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9B
Article Title:
Faison declares candidacy for election as Camden mayor
Publication Date:
February 23, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn, Elections, Mayoral
Abstract:
Mayor Gwendolyn Faison announced her candidacy for mayor Thursday, predicting that she has an edge over other candidates because she already holds the office. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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3B
Article Title:
Foes call Delaware River deepening project economically wasteful
Publication Date:
February 23, 2001
Abstract:
A new study ranks the proposed deepening of the Delaware River shipping channel as one of the most economically wasteful federal projects in the nation. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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3B
Article Title:
Parking story
Publication Date:
February 23, 2001
Abstract:
Re: Parking chief used office to aid firm" Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
10A
Article Title:
Battleship to be moved on Sept. 16
Publication Date:
September 6, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The USS New Jersey will move it its final pier on Sept. 16, the Home Port Alliance announced Wednesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
Bryant to consider officials' input on takeover bill
Publication Date:
September 6, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
State Sen. Wayne Bryant, sponsor of legislation that would enable a virtual takeover of this impoverished city, said Wednesday he will consider local officials' suggested revisions to the bill. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Camden super won't cooperate
Publication Date:
September 19, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
As president of the Camden Education Association, I take exception to your Aug. 10 editorial, "Camden superintendent deserves some back-up," stating that we must support Superintendent Annette Knox and inferring that our union has been less than supportive of her services and programs during her brief tenure in the Camden School District. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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11A
Article Title:
Knox upholds ban on football participation: Superintendent denies request for charter school students to play football for public school
Publication Date:
September 29, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
The school district superintendent on Friday denied a request to allow charter school students to play football in the public schools. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
Steel fortress rises high in Camden
Publication Date:
February 19, 2001
Subject:
Businesses, Camden
Abstract:
A blue mountain of steel that could pass for a mottled Rubik's Cube on steroids is rising out of Mount Ephraim Avenue in Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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6B & 7B
Article Title:
The 'old' Fairview was not bigoted
Publication Date:
September 6, 2001
Subject:
Fairview
Abstract:
Re: "School transfer is complicated" (Perspectives, 9/2) I am deeply offended at the Rev. Wolfgang D. Herz-Lane's characterization of "old" Fairview as an all white enclave with a reputation for bigotry and racism. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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11A
Article Title:
Cement Plant sued again: South Camden residents want 'public health hazard' shut down
Publication Date:
September 5, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
More than 30 South Camden residents launched a second legal attack on the St. Lawrence Cement Company Tuesday, claiming the firm's plant near their homes is nothing short of a public health hazard." Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Cement plant keeps busy despite legal challenges
Publication Date:
September 5, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
While attorneys slog through court battles seeking to close the St. Lawrence plant here, the controversial facility is busy around the clock. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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4A
Article Title:
Battleship lovers upset by delay of Big J opening
Publication Date:
September 2, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The delay in the opening of the USS New Jersey as a floating museum has frustrated some battleship aficionados, including the USS New Jersey Veterans Inc. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A
Article Title:
School transfer is complicated
Publication Date:
September 2, 2001
Subject:
Fairview, Public Schools
Abstract:
Parents in Fairview are up in arms over the proposed transfer of grades 6-8 from Yorkship School to nearby Morgan Village. Some have looked at the disputes as a racial issue, with parents from white" Fairview opposed to sending their children to a "black" neighborhood. Let's be clear on some points: Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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7B
Article Title:
Camden bailout ante rises: New takeover plan nearly doubles aid, offers tax relief
Publication Date:
September 1, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
The city would receive property tax relief and about $330 million in aid under proposed changes in legislation allowing for a partial state takeover of Camden, the Courier-Post learned Friday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Camden cement plant to appeal ban
Publication Date:
April 24, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
The owner of a Camden cement plant that was prohibited from opening because of its potentially negative impact on residents said Monday the facility will appeal that ruling. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Campbell's plays key role in arts support
Publication Date:
April 16, 2001
Subject:
Campbell Soup Company
Abstract:
Andy Warhol's soup can series has become among the most recognizable collections of art. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 3A
Article Title:
Rail usage doubted: Opponents contend predicted ridership does not justify $800M investment
Publication Date:
April 23, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
Who's going to ride it? That has been the big question about the South Jersey's light rail line since state officials, in 1996, decided to run it along the Delaware River to Trenton instead of out through Gloucester County to Glassboro or through the more populous heart of Burlington County to Mount Holly. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Mayor Recall Papers Filed: Removal Asked by Pierce
Publication Date:
May 26, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Brunner recall movement
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 3
Article Title:
Law Seen Confusing: State Recall Statute Stirs Controversy
Publication Date:
May 27, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Brunner recall movement
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 2
Article Title:
Leader in Recall: Group Backs Pierce for City Commissioner. Given Support to Succeed Brunner
Publication Date:
May 29, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Elections, City Commission, Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Brunner Recall Movement
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Restraint on Vote Issued
Publication Date:
May 29, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Decision on recall of Mayor Brunner and subsequent election to replace him
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 3
Article Title:
N.Y. Ship Low Bidder: Senate Unit Gives OK on Superliner
Publication Date:
May 29, 1958
Subject:
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Abstract:
Senate Committee approves bill providing for federal finance of superliner sistership to the SS United States
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Brunner recall dropped: Element of Time Involved
Publication Date:
June 24, 1958
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Pierce decides to drop recall movement as appeal of court ruling could not be decided in time remaining before next election
Source:
Courier-Post
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1 & 3
Article Title:
Garrity, 3 others join Pierce to 'Save our City': fusion slate to oppose 'City Hall'
Publication Date:
April 2, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission, Pierce, Alfred R.
Abstract:
Public Affairs Director Edward C. Garrity is running for re-election on the 'Save Our City' coalition ticket
Source:
Courier-Post
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1 & 3
Article Title:
All-Democratic Ticket Will File for Commission: Aaron, Abbott Head 2d Slate for City Election
Publication Date:
April 2, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Source:
Evening Bulletin
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30
Article Title:
Malandra, Hainsworth Head 'City Hall' Ticket; Marino on 3rd Full Slate. 26 Entered for May 12 Polls Race
Publication Date:
April 3, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1
Article Title:
Brunner Won't Run Again: Gives Up Rule of 23 Yrs
Publication Date:
April 3, 1959
Subject:
Brunner, George E., Elections, City Commission
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1
Article Title:
May 12 Elections: Three Tickets, 11 Others File for City Poll
Publication Date:
April 3, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
$36 Million Rail Line, Phila.- Kirkwood, to Be Proposed to Port Board: First Year Profit Put At $42,000
Publication Date:
April 13, 1959
Subject:
High Speed Line
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 3
Article Title:
Debris plagues the Delaware: Cleaning it could cost $2.5M over five years
Publication Date:
April 21, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River
Abstract:
On a cool, spring morning, waterlogged wood floats on the Delaware River, posing a threat to nearby boaters. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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3B
Article Title:
Cramer Hill location cleared for new library
Publication Date:
April 21, 2001
Subject:
Cramer Hill, Libraries
Abstract:
The city moved forward Friday on one of two promised libraries as a demolition company began to prepare a Cramer Hill site for construction. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
City officials disobey court order, tow cars from Sears lot: Judge orders cars returned in ongoing battle
Publication Date:
February 23, 2001
Subject:
Parking
Abstract:
City officials defied a court order Thursday and forcibly removed 17 municIpal vehicles being stored on a lot at the old Sears building before a Superior Court judge that the cars be returned. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 7A
Article Title:
Union sympathizers close bridge
Publication Date:
May 17, 1998
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA), Trade Unions
Abstract:
Supporters of toll collectors whose positions were eliminated by DRPA protest by closing bridge
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Once Proud City Can Be Restored, Says Businessman, Leader, Borstein
Publication Date:
April 14, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Abstract:
Isadore Borstein, candidate for Camden Commission on the 'Save Our City' Ticket
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
See also: 13 April 1959,1 & 3 (Favors Town Meeting Plan: Borstein Endorses City Commission Evening Sessions); 21 April 1959, 1 & 2 (Borstein Hits Brunner Debt Slash Claims as 'Year's Misstatement')
Article Title:
City Hall Knows Shepp is Fighter; He Upset 'Em Twice on Firing Plot
Publication Date:
April 15, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Abstract:
Bill Shepp & Frank Italiano candidates for Camden Commission on the 'Save Our City' Ticket
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Threats Are Ignored By Independents in Democratic Primary
Publication Date:
April 15, 1959
Subject:
Democratic Party, Elections, City Commission
Abstract:
Rebellion of rank and file members of the Democratic machine
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Study All Candidates: Meyner Reiterates He Won't Interfere In Camden Election
Publication Date:
April 16, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 2
Article Title:
Borstein Asks Pledge Proposed Speed Line Will Benefit Camden: Fears City Will Become Whistle Stop
Publication Date:
April 16, 1959
Subject:
High Speed Line
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1 & 3
Article Title:
Broadway Site: SOC to Open Quarters in Center City
Publication Date:
April 17, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission, Pierce, Alfred R
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Veteran Al Pierce Long a Foe of Machine Politics in Camden
Publication Date:
April 17, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission, Pierce, Alfred R
Abstract:
Biography of Al Pierce
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Save Our City' Endorsed by Courier-Post
Publication Date:
April 28, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission, Pierce, Alfred R
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Borstein Predicts SOC Victory: Trade Revival Seen With City Hall Change
Publication Date:
May 6, 1959
Subject:
Elections, City Commission
Abstract:
Isadore Borstein, candidate for Camden Commission on the 'Save Our City' Ticket
Source:
Courier-Post