MAIN News Archives for May 2001

Democrats offer new plan for rural broadband
	WNC death rate linked to air pollution
	Rail service could improve air quality
	WNC film industry stalls
	WNC rail service gets boost
	White House vandalism story retracted
	Asheville march evokes police response
	Fund to help tobacco farmers find new crops
	Citizens critique Citizen-Times
	LEAF weekend: World-beat music, arts, culture
	WNC bank storms Internet with high CD rate
	Richard Reeves on Bush foreign aid policy
	Company donates Catawba River buffers
	WNC protesters get six-months in prison
	Spanish-speaking parents want to help schools
	CNN reports: Jeffords to leave GOP
	Sen. Carter's school suspension bill advances
	White House "vandalism" probe completed
	WNC air quality report due Friday
	AOL increases rate for unlimited use
	Broadband access? Be patient, says new FCC head
	SUV, minivan loopholes draw fire
	Hemlock-killing parasite in WNC
	Home-grown food campaign launched
	Bush and the environment
	Logging "ceremony" avoided local media
	Smoky Mountain Trout Festival
	How PBS excludes the public
	Power shortages called "artificial"
	Nesbitt eyes tobacco money for budget crisis
	WNC air pollution may force EPA sanctions
	Smart-Growth celebrates development efforts
	Easley asks lawmakers to spare education
	Citizens rally to save local 4-H camp
	Parkway publishes unique viewfinder
	Local website for women launched
	Strive Not to Drive Week
	Panel sets 50-foot Catawba River buffer
	WNC senators oppose Bush energy plan - Sen. Carter's Statement - Sen. Metcalf's Statement
	Bill Moyers on journalism and power
	WNC crafts economy surpasses tobacco
	John Hope Franklin to visit YMI Center
	Effort to save Arctic wildlife refuge launched
	Mystery elk killed in Madison County
	Hill Center and MAIN recycle computers
	When corporations rule the world
	Tribe organizing watershed protection
	Nature's air-cleaner declining
	Ban on payday lending proposed (sorry, this story no longer available from charlotte.com)
	N.C. school board targets textbook errors
	DSL rates rising (sorry, this story no longer available from nandotimes.com)
	Scholar links Christianity to other religions
	Helms flip-flops on judgeship
	Mountain air gets low grade

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