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:
Agency to decide Camden official's fate
Publication Date:
February 13, 2001
Subject:
Budget, Municipal
Abstract:
The city's comptroller and chief financial officer faces an uncertain future as a state agency begins discussion Wednesday on whether to remove him from office. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Killer's release criticized: Camden in uproar about Trantino's placement in halfway house
Publication Date:
February 13, 2001
Subject:
Crime
Abstract:
Thomas Trantino received a frigid welcome Monday at his new home, more than 37 years after he murdered in North Jersey. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Company cleans up with 'Big J' project
Publication Date:
February 12, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Not everyone wants to do someone else's dirty work. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1A & 4A
Article Title:
City's head of parking amends '99 disclosure
Publication Date:
February 24, 2001
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
Under scrutiny for his close ties with vendors, the excutive director of the Camden Parking Authority filed amended financial disclosure forms Friday revealing that he receivced gifts from two companies that conduct business with the public agency and that he earned income from a third. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 5A
Article Title:
Parking chief used office to aid firm: Anthony Scarduzio has steered business to wife's employer
Publication Date:
February 11, 2001
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
The executive director of the city Parking Authority, Anthony Scarduzio, has been using his $75,000-a-year post to solicit business and generate money for his wife, who sells long-distance phone service, interviews and records show. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 13A
Article Title:
'Big J' funds available from county
Publication Date:
February 11, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The Camden County Board of Freeholders has released its $3.2 million grant to the Home Port Alliance to build a new pier for the battleship USS New Jersey Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B & 3B
Article Title:
New businesses come to Camden
Publication Date:
February 26, 2001
Subject:
Businesses, Camden
Abstract:
The city's lagging business district wil get a boost this week when a historic landmark turns into a hotbed for commerce. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Charity care funding cut for hospitals
Publication Date:
February 10, 2001
Subject:
Hospitals
Abstract:
None of the hospital systems in South Jersey expects to be reimbursed by the state for all they spend to treat poor people who cannot pay their bills. However, a drop in funding they learned about last week is being received as yet another financial misfortune. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Teens thrive at Camden school: No student has dropped out of Brimm Medical Arts High School
Publication Date:
February 25, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools, Medical Arts High School
Abstract:
In an impoverished public school district where roughly half the students quit before graduating, Brimm Medical Arts High School has an impressive track record. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 9A
Article Title:
Opsail parking contract raises more questions
Publication Date:
February 25, 2001
Subject:
Parking, Waterfront
Abstract:
It was billed as Camden's "coming out party" by event organizers, a chance to showcase the city's Waterfront. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 9A
Article Title:
City denies violating court order in dispute
Publication Date:
February 24, 2001
Subject:
Parking
Abstract:
City Attorney Dennis Kille said Friday that the city did not violate a court order when officials forcibly removed municipal vehicles from a private parking lot where they are being stored. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
Camden students learn more than just academics
Publication Date:
February 28, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
The sign on the front of Camden's Creative Arts High School proclaims The Art of Learning is Learning Through the Arts." Inside the former Mickle Elementary School more than 100 ninth-and tenth-graders are making that motto their passport to the future. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden working to repair aging fire equipment
Publication Date:
February 28, 2001
Subject:
Fire Department
Abstract:
The city is working to repair key pieces of fire-fighting apparatus after fire officials said Tuesday that an equipment shortage may delay emergency response to some residents. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
RCA building to be revived: 300 apartments planned for Camden's Nipper Building
Publication Date:
May 26, 2000
Subject:
Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
Abstract:
The Nipper Building symbol of this city's industrial past, stands to become the linchpin of its residential renaissance if plans unveiled Thursday come to frutition. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 16A
Article Title:
Schundler campaigns at S.J. charter school
Publication Date:
July 27, 2001
Subject:
Charter Schools
Abstract:
Gubernatorial candidate Bret Schundler sought to bridge his mainstream GOP credentials Thursday, as he talked up education reform while touring a charter school here with Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
Sponsor insists Camden takeover is not dead
Publication Date:
July 24, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Legislation that would allow a partial state takeover of city government in exchange for $150 million in new aid is showing signs of life, despite its sponsors' failure to get it passed before legislators recessed for summer. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A & 4A
Article Title:
DRPA plans $50M in new spending
Publication Date:
December 16, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
The Delaware River Port Authority is stated to approve about $50 million in new spending Wednesday, ending eight years of Republican control of the New Jersey side of the powerful bistate agency. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1C, 7C
Article Title:
Camden H.S. athletes protest grade enforcement
Publication Date:
December 18, 2001
Subject:
Camden High School
Abstract:
More than a dozen high school athletes came to the Board of Education meeting Monday to express frustration with what they say is a sudden - and unfair - enforcement of a district policy requiring them to have a C" average to play sports. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post."
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Challenge to Camden cement plant is rejected
Publication Date:
December 18, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
A federal appeals court Monday rejected a citizens group's claim that the state violated the civil rights of a predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhood by allowing a new cement plant to pollute the air here. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 5A
Article Title:
McGreevey rejects plea on takeover bill
Publication Date:
December 18, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Camden church leaders failed Monday to persuade Gov.-elect Jim McGreevey to support legislation that would infuse $243 million into their trouble city. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Primas denied reinstatement to Camden Attorney's Office
Publication Date:
December 15, 2001
Subject:
Camden, Government and Politics
Abstract:
Theo Primas, the second in the control at Camden's City Attorney's Office until he was fired in late November, remains out of a job. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Mark Frisby named new publisher of 'Courier-Post'
Publication Date:
December 15, 2001
Subject:
Courier-Post
Abstract:
Mark J. Frisby, a native of South Jersey, was named president and publisher of the Courier-Post on Friday. John E. Ziomek, the newspaper's advertising director, was promoted to president and publisher of the Home News Tribune in East Brunsiwick, Middlesex County. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 7A
Article Title:
DRPA OKs $50M spending plan
Publication Date:
December 20, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
In less time than it takes to microwave popcorn, the Delaware River Port Authority Wednesday spent about $50 million on waterfront projects, multiyear contracts for professional services, and a 50 percent wage hike for private lawyers hired by the powerful bistate agency on an hourly basis. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Camden kids fer their first look at new $5.26M Boys & Girls Club
Publication Date:
December 14, 2001
Subject:
Community Development
Abstract:
Samara Lawry didn't take the bait. For the past month, the children in the youth development workshops she leads at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Camden County on Park Bouleveard wanted to peek inside the new $5.26 million recreation and education palace nearby that will soon be home away from home. It will be part of a national network of nearly 3,000 Boys & Girls Clubs offering positive outlets for youths in some of America's toughest neighborhoods. Abtract Courtesy of the Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 5A
Article Title:
DiFrancesoco to press for action on Camden, Newark legislation
Publication Date:
December 14, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
With time running out acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco promised Thursday to use every means at his disposal to force action on stalled plans for a Camden bailout and an arena in Newark. Abstract courtesy of Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Police chief will get new contract
Publication Date:
December 13, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Police Chief Rogert Allenback is preparing to leave his at the end of June, officials said Wednesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 7A
Article Title:
Waterfronts are in two parts of a whole
Publication Date:
December 20, 2001
Subject:
Waterfront
Abstract:
Announcements to the effect that construction will start soon" at Penn's Landing usually seem about as credible as claims of Mumia Abu-Jamal's "innocence." Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post"
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
911 operator suspended in Camden
Publication Date:
December 1, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
A city 9-1-1 operator was suspened Friday on charges she failed to respond appropriately to an emergency call reporting a disturbance at a PATCO Hi-Speedline station where a Washington township commuter was abducted. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 7A
Article Title:
Camden 9-1-1 operator will be charged Monday
Publication Date:
December 2, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
The 9-1-1 operator who police say failed to respond appropriately to a call from the PATCO train station where a Washington township woman got abducted before she was murdered, will be charged Monday.
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
1B
Article Title:
Camden cement plant doesn't deserve wrath
Publication Date:
December 3, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
This may be a difficult argument to sell to the residents tof Camden's Waterfront South neighborhood. But a court decision allowing a cement plant to operate there while a lawsuit gets worked out probably was the fairest decision possible. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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8A
Article Title:
DRPA spends its money carefully and effectively
Publication Date:
December 4, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
A recent Courier-Post story described spending plans at the Delaware River Port Authority. Unfortunately, it failed to mention more than $100 million in savings or link the spending with benefits derived. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
Page/Section Location:
11A
Article Title:
Bryant set to head Senate budget panel
Publication Date:
December 4, 2001
Subject:
Camden, Government and Politics
Abstract:
For the first time in recent history, Camden County Democrats will control powerful budget committees in both housed of the state Legislature, sources told the Courier-Post. Abtract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 6A
Article Title:
Fairview housing to get $40M overhaul
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Fairview
Abstract:
Marge Cannon used her cane Wednesday to edge toward two large white tents in Yorkship Square to hear about a revitalization plan for Fairview-the neighborhood in which she has spent the last half-century. Abstract courtesy of Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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Courier-Post
Article Title:
Del. residents concerned anout dredging mishaps
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Dredging Project
Abstract:
June MacArtor wanted one question answered Wednesday: Who will pay for cleanup and repairs if the Delaware River is deepened and something goes wrong? Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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17A
Article Title:
City lawyer files lawsuit over his dismissal
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Discrimination, Employment
Abstract:
Theo Primas, who was fired last week as the first assistant in the Camden City Attorney's Office, filed a lawsuit Wednesday to get his job back. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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Courier-Post
Article Title:
Fairview begins new experiment
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Fairview
Abstract:
Fairview was something of an experiment fromthestart. This village like neighborhood at the southern edge of Camden was America's first planned community for the working class. The architecture, layout and landscaping were designed not only to be aethetically pleasing, but to help foster a sense of community.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
N.J. withholding aid from Camden schools
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
The state Departments of Education is withholding $3.8 million in aid from Camden and two other poor, urban school districts that missed a Nov. 15 deadline for submitting required annual audits, Education Comissioner Vito Gagliardi Sr. said Wednesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Camden Parking Authority fires finance director
Publication Date:
December 6, 2001
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
The city Parking Authority fired Finance Director Elvis Gooden on Wednesday night, a day after a federal magistrate ruled he could give a deposition in a whistle-blower case filed against the agency. Abstract courtesy of the Courier Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Ex-employee wins round in legal fight
Publication Date:
December 5, 2001
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
A Camden Parking Authority whistle-blower canproceed with a deposition of the agency's financial director, who said the authority;s former executive director sought help in lying to state invetigators. Abstract courtsy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier Post
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1B
Article Title:
Camden's police chief deserves our support
Publication Date:
December 10, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Let's get our information straight about issues in the Camden Police Department. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier Post
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7A
Article Title:
Senate OKs state control of Camden
Publication Date:
December 7, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Camden is halfway to marking history after the senate voted Thursday to make the impoverished city the first in New jersey with a state-appointed chief operating officer. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 9A
Article Title:
Camden enforcing GPA rules for athletes
Publication Date:
December 8, 2001
Subject:
Camden High School, Sports
Abstract:
Only two members of the Camden High School boys' basketball team are academically eligible to play, district officials said Friday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 6A
Article Title:
Camden takeover bill may be dead
Publication Date:
November 12, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Gov.-elect Jim mcGreevey on tuesday made a strong new bid to kill proposed state takeover of Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 11A
Article Title:
Sires, Roberts will lead Assembly
Publication Date:
December 11, 2001
Subject:
Camden, Government and Politics
Abstract:
Assembly democrats Monday unaimously elected Assemblyman Albio Sires of Hudson County as Assembly speaker and Assemblyman Joe Roberts of Camden as majority leader. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 7A
Article Title:
Bryant: Hospital, school funds shouldn't be cut
Publication Date:
December 19, 2001
Subject:
Camden Recovery Plan
Abstract:
Gov.-elect Jim McGreevey is making a mistake if he cuts city hospitals ad universities out of a proposal to rescue Camden, state Sen. Wayne Bryant said Tuesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier Post
Article Title:
McGreevey, don't block Camden
Publication Date:
December 21, 2001
Subject:
Camden Recovery Plan
Abstract:
As the fate of the Camden Rehabilitation and Economic Recovery bill (A-39950 hangs in the balance, Gov-elect Jim McGreevey already confronts a defining moment in his leadership of New Jersey. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
As the fate of the Camden
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11A
Article Title:
Feisty Faison marks first year
Publication Date:
December 21, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn
Abstract:
Mayor Gwendoyln faison looked out over a sea of white faces and begged them to give her, a 76 year old black woman, a chance. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 8A
Article Title:
Camden council Oks minimum 'living wage' of $8 an hour
Publication Date:
December 21, 2001
Subject:
City Council
Abstract:
City Council gave local workers an early christmas present Thursday by approving an ordinance to raise their wages. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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2B
Article Title:
Sonstein pulls out of Camden project
Publication Date:
October 5, 2001
Subject:
City Planning
Abstract:
Voorhess lawyer Paul Sonstein is withdrawing as the developer of a downtown tract after coming under scrutiny for his ties to the city Parking Authority, which paid for the parcel to subdivided. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
State cannot afford to just ignore Camden
Publication Date:
December 13, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Gov.-elect Jim McGreevey certainly does need to save money, as he faces a possible $1.4 billion decifit in the state budget for his first year in office. And yes, it will cost the state a lot to take over Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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16A
Article Title:
Delaware River patrols now are deadly serious
Publication Date:
December 9, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
The 41-foot Coast Guard boat rumbled away from the docks near Philadelphia's Penn's Landing, piercing a fog that whited out most of the Camden Waterfront and Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A
Article Title:
Dan Martin, 'C-P' publisher, to retire
Publication Date:
December 4, 2001
Subject:
Courier-Post
Abstract:
Dan A. Martin, president and publisher of the Courier-Post sine 1997, announced Monday that he will retire at the end of the year, after a 30-year career with the Garmett Co. Inc. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B, 2B
Article Title:
Camden coach disputes report
Publication Date:
December 9, 2001
Subject:
Camden High School
Abstract:
The Camden High School boys basketball coach on Saturday disputed a report that only two memebers of the team had the grades to play. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Minorities lose in ruling on area plant
Publication Date:
December 26, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
I really didn't expect the decision in the St. Lawrence Cement Company case to come out any other way. Abstract coutesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
City Police chief signs new contract
Publication Date:
December 28, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
City Officials expressed satisfaction Thursday that adispute over Police Chief Robert Allenbach's contract has ended with the chief's decision to stay for another six months. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
We cannot abandon S. Camden residents
Publication Date:
December 23, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
A lawsuit against a cement plant in Camden ended the way in should. The business will be allowed to operate, just as the state promised. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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6B
Article Title:
Politics delaying state aid for Big J
Publication Date:
December 23, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
A proposed $7.2 million state grant for the Battleship New Jersey MEmorial and Museum may be in jeopardy. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
Local shipbuilders recall working on USS Kitty Hawk
Publication Date:
October 7, 2001
Subject:
Shipbuilding
Abstract:
While the state's love affair with the battleship USS New Jersey continues, a group of local craftsmen is watching for news of another mighty warship, which is on its way to fight in the war against terrorism. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 11A
Article Title:
Battleship New Jersey opening set for Oct. 15
Publication Date:
October 6, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The USS New Jersey, moved without fanfare last month to its final destination on the Camden Waterfront, will open to the public as a museum on Oct. 15. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 5A
Article Title:
Officer: Sloan-El was hostile during dispute
Publication Date:
October 11, 2001
Subject:
City Council
Abstract:
Camden City COuncilman Ali Sloan-El was hostile and uncooperative when police tried to arrest him after a 1997 traffic dispute, a city police detective testified Wednesday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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12A
Article Title:
Letter says 8 Camden Schools are low-performing
Publication Date:
December 11, 2001
Subject:
Public Schools
Abstract:
A recent letter to district parents from Superintenddent Annette Knox has raised eyebrows in the community for its blunt declaration that several schools are not up to par. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B, 2B
Article Title:
Camden sound, music museum plans aired
Publication Date:
October 11, 2001
Subject:
Museum of Recorded Sound
Abstract:
Avi Decter says there is no shortage of material when it comes to a subject as captivating and percasive as sound. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B-2B
Article Title:
Camden recording museum planned
Publication Date:
October 10, 2001
Subject:
Museum of Recorded Sound
Abstract:
A museum honoring the era when Enrico Caruso and the Philadelphia Orchestra came to RCA Victor here to record their music is an idea that has been kicking around for 10 years. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B, 3B
Article Title:
Rail line a test of ingenuity
Publication Date:
October 7, 2001
Subject:
Light Rail
Abstract:
The magnitude-the audacity-of what they're doing is best appreciated from 5th and Frederal streets.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B, 3B
Article Title:
Camden catches some problems, misses others
Publication Date:
October 14, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
In June, the Baltimore-based Annie Casey Foundation issued the study, "A Path Foward for Camden." Assisted by consultant McKinsey & Company, the foundation set out "to develop a report that community groups, private investors, and state, regional, and local decision-makers could use in their... Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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11B
Article Title:
Battleship museum makes debut
Publication Date:
October 14, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
While the nation is engaged in a new conflict, a naval warrior that fought in three major wars becomes a floating museum and memeorial today. And the threat of new terrorist attacks makes extra security measures necessary. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 6A
Article Title:
DRPA cloese pedestrian walkway
Publication Date:
October 13, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
The Delaware River Fort Authority closed Benjamin Franklin Bridge's pedestrian walkway Friday morning in response to the FBI's warning about a general threat of more terrorist activity. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1B
Article Title:
We've made a plan to bring back Camden
Publication Date:
October 15, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
Recently the Courier-Post has devoted much space, editorially and in its reports, to highlight the state of New Jersey;s efforts to revitalize and rebuild the city of Camden, currently considered thesecond poorest city in our nation. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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9A
Article Title:
USS New Jersey opens to rave reviews
Publication Date:
October 16, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
More than 400 people visited the Battleship New Jersey Memorial and Museum from as far as California on Monday, its first day open to the public following a $7 million renovation. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 4A
Article Title:
Aerial tramway to cost $6M more than planned
Publication Date:
October 18, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
The Aerial tramway linking the waterfront here with Philadelphia's Penn's Landing will cost $6 million more than anticipated, a 23 percent increase over the original estimate cost of $26 million. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
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1A, 7A
Article Title:
Camden official benefits as vouchers cut revenue
Publication Date:
October 25, 2001
Subject:
Camden Parking Authority
Abstract:
Parking Authority Comissioner Linda R. Jones collected thousands of dollars by working for a private company that administers a money-losing program for the authority, a company director said. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post
Source:
Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden set to introduce 2001 budget
Publication Date:
October 22, 2001
Subject:
Budget, Municipal
Abstract:
Finance Director Richard Wright siad he hopes to introduce the city's 2001 budget to council by the end of October, an improvement compared with the last year, when the city failed to introduce the spending plan until December. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Hess Express planned for Camden
Publication Date:
October 23, 2001
Subject:
Admiral Wilson Boulevard
Abstract:
Amerada Hess Corp. plans to build a $1.8 million gas station, convenience store and mini-food-court on the south side of Admiral Wilson Boulevard. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
Source:
Courier-Post
Article Title:
Norcorss-led PAC benefited 38 candidates
Publication Date:
October 23, 2001
Subject:
Camden, Government and Politics
Abstract:
A Democratic political action committee run by South Jersey political poer broker George Norcross spread contributions among 38 legislative candidates over the summer, in a $600,000 spree funded in large part by donations from Sen. Jon Corzine, D-N.J.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Vote for Bryant, Roberts, Cruz-Perez in 5th Dist.
Publication Date:
October 24, 2001
Subject:
Elections
Abstract:
All eyes are on 5th District state Sen. Wayne Bryant. In the upcoming few weeks, he will be at the front of possibly frenetic efforts to approve a state plan to revitalize Camden. Only someone with Bryant's tenacity and political skills even could hope to accompolish such a feat. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Indicted school district employee plans to retire
Publication Date:
October 19, 2001
Subject:
Corruption, Political
Abstract:
The school district's longtime affirmative action officer, recently charged with accepting jewerly from a Mafia boss, will retire at the end of the month, officials said Thursday. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Senator says there's no need to panic
Publication Date:
October 20, 2001
Subject:
Terrorism
Abstract:
Sen. Robert Torricelli, D-NJ, toured Cooper Hospital/University Medical Center on Friday to get a firsthand look at preparations to meet biological and chemical threats in the region. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Daidone, Mathes plead innoncent to charges
Publication Date:
October 20, 2001
Subject:
Corruption, Political
Abstract:
A reputed mob associate and a former City Council president pleaded innocent Friday to wire fraud and other charges stemming from a corruption investigation of ex-Mayor Milton Milan. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Hearing date set for 9-1-1 dispatcher
Publication Date:
December 4, 2001
Subject:
Police
Abstract:
Authorities set a hearing date Monday for a city police dispatcher accused of ignoring a 9-1-1 call reporting the assault that led to the murder of a Washington Township woman. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Casino funds to Camden , Glassboro
Publication Date:
October 31, 2001
Subject:
Casino
Abstract:
The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority on Tuesday sealed the commitment of least $160 million in gaming company investment for developments in designated urban areas, including $20 million for Camden. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
'Wlecome home, New Jersey'
Publication Date:
October 15, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
With the nation in a new war, an old warrior was reborn Sunday as the Battleship New Jersey Memorial and Museum opened with rousing patriotic pomp that brought cheers as well as tears. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Stakes high as Democrats battle for Assembly power
Publication Date:
November 8, 2001
Subject:
Camden, Government and Politics
Abstract:
Gov.-elect Jim McGreevey wants to stop the power struggle between North and South Jersey from the erupting again this morning when Democrats meet to decide who among them will be named the powerful speaker of the Assembly. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden's No. 2 attorney fired, named in ethics probe
Publication Date:
November 27, 2001
Subject:
Corruption, Political
Abstract:
The city's second-highest-ranking attorney was fired Monday, after blowing the whistle on a colleague who may have lied in a court case. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Police chief Camden mayor discuss deal
Publication Date:
November 28, 2001
Subject:
Faison, Gwendolyn, Police
Abstract:
Mayor Gwendoyn Faison and top advisers met behind closed doors with Police Chief Robert Allenbach this week to discuss a plan that calls for the city's top cop to retire next summer. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Public Works official turns in resignation
Publication Date:
October 3, 2001
Subject:
Public Works
Abstract:
Public Works Director Roberto W. Feliz, a key member of Mayor Gwendolyn Faison's Cabinet, submitted his resignation Thursday, citing financial considerations. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier Post
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Article Title:
PACC hundreds of immigrants
Publication Date:
October 4, 2001
Subject:
Ethnic Groups
Abstract:
Eighty-seven years ago, an ambitious, young immigrant had a plan to assist new arrivals who had found their way to America from Poland. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden forms team for anthrax calls
Publication Date:
October 27, 2001
Subject:
Terrorism
Abstract:
A joint team of police and fire personnel will handle the city;s wave of anthrax-related calls, freeing the departments to respond to day-to-day business. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
USS New Jersey impresses crowd on weekend debut
Publication Date:
October 21, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
Up to 1,000 people toured the historic battleship USS New Jersey during its first Saturday open to the public, some waiting up to two hours in hte balmy sunshine. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Senate panel OKs $243M bill to aid Camden
Publication Date:
October 30, 2001
Subject:
Camden Recovery Plan
Abstract:
Camden is one step closer to getting a state-appointed chief operating officer after a Senate committee voted Thursday to send a $243 million revitalization bill to the full Senate for a vote.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden's CBAC wins award
Publication Date:
November 27, 2001
Subject:
Businesses, Camden
Abstract:
For Noah L. Joffe, a vetern of the dry-cleaning business, a loan from the Cooperative Business Assistance Corp. was a chance to expand. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Judge refuses to shut down Camden's St. Lawrence Cement
Publication Date:
November 30, 2001
Subject:
St. Lawrence Cement Company
Abstract:
Residents of a South Camden neighbrohood lost a bid Thursday to force a court ordered shtdown of the controversial St. Lawrence Cement Company plant. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
City Council again delays vote on towing contract
Publication Date:
October 27, 2001
Subject:
City Council
Abstract:
Questions about the validity of a Medford company's bid for a lucrative towing contract have forced the City Council to again delay a vote on the agreement. Abstract courtesy of the COurier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Superlatives don't do Big J Justice
Publication Date:
October 16, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
You don't know what big" really looks like until you see the USS New Jersey for yourself. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post."
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Charter school students get OK today
Publication Date:
October 16, 2001
Subject:
Charter Schools
Abstract:
Steven Taylor Jr. could hardly believe it when he got the word Monday: The city's school board is allowing charter school students like him to play sports at district high schools. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden, county offer changes in takeover bill
Publication Date:
October 2, 2001
Subject:
State Takeover
Abstract:
The mayor and Camden County freeholder-director submitted separate proposals to amend legislation designed to retool and revitalize this impoverished city's government, despite appearances they were working together. Abstract of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Camden's past, future meet on Web
Publication Date:
October 4, 2001
Subject:
History, Camden
Abstract:
Bernice gooch has long kept a photographic history of Camden in her garage. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Waterfront club to close after 14 years
Publication Date:
October 2, 2001
Subject:
Businesses, Camden
Abstract:
The Harbour League Club, a bright spot in this fading city will close Dec. 21 after more than a decade of hosting lavish parties for the area's most influential power brokers. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
State Senate to vote on $7.2M frant fot USS New Jersey
Publication Date:
October 3, 2001
Subject:
Battleship USS New Jersey
Abstract:
The state Senate is poised to vote today on a $7.2 million grant to help refurbish the USS New Jersey while the group operating the battleship finalizes plans for an opening later this month. Abstract courtesy of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
Classes give students boost
Publication Date:
December 24, 2001
Subject:
Camden High School
Abstract:
Charles Russell is standing under a Honda Civic preparing for his future. Abstract of the Courier-Post.
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Courier-Post
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Article Title:
The DRPA is gaining a troubling reputation
Publication Date:
December 24, 2001
Subject:
Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA)
Abstract:
In this season of giving consider this terrible tale of something dear being taken away. It pits a powerful government government agency against a small company that took a chance at bettering a ransacked city.
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Courier-Post
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