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Home / Community Network News / July 2002
MAIN News Archives for July 2002
07/31 -	Being honest about stock options
07/31 -	Will new law protect corporate whistleblowers?
07/31 -	Teaching assistants saved by cutting textbook budget?
07/31 -	Donors rescue historic black church
07/30 -	Perseids to light up sky Aug. 11
07/30 -	New documents tie Bush to Harken Energy
07/30 -	Judge to rule on I-26 widening
07/30 -	Lifeline may provide Internet access
07/30 -	Ivins: The most corrupt law of our time
07/30 -	Time to slay the corporate media beast?
07/29 -	N.C. Senate races taking shape
07/28 -	Mercury pollution? Ask "Dentist the Menace"
07/27 -	A trip through time on the French Broad
07/27 -	Cable vision should eye high-tech future
07/25 -	With the Web, libraries are doomed. Not!
07/25 -	IT Council wants cable deal to boost WNC multimedia industry
07/23 -	N.C. corporate taxes fall, while personal taxes rise
07/23 -	Corporate fraud -- all in the family
07/23 -	MHC play re-visits 1929 textile strike
07/23 -	Asheville Wal-Mart vote tonight
07/22 -	Does proposed Wal-Mart violate Asheville law?
07/22 -	California tailpipe law could clean the air nationwide
07/22 -	Ivins: "Fat cats claim we're the problem"
07/22 -	Protesters target Latino citizens
07/22 -	Churches apologize to Cherokee Nation
07/22 -	Oil, business lobbies attack clean-air law
07/21 -	Green buildings bloom across U.S.
07/21 -	How returning deficits impact Main Street
07/19 -	U.S. Senate votes to help states reduce drug costs
07/18 -	Retiree died as he lived -- on a motorcycle
07/18 -	Drug lobby flexes muscle in Raleigh
07/17 -	Are we being asked to spy on our neighbors?
07/17 -	Conservative watchdog confounds allies, critics
07/17 -	N.C. Senate targets corporate tax loopholes
07/17 -	Lawmakers look at local sales tax option
07/16 -	State primaries set for Sept. 10
07/16 -	Traffic jam could nix Super Wal-Mart
07/16 -	Drug lobby fighting state budget cut
07/16 -	N.C. Utilities Commission to hold WNC hearing
07/16 -	Warrant issued in Yancey dog cruelty case
07/15 -	Bill would put brakes on teen drivers
07/15 -	Lawmakers alarmed by rising cable rates
07/14 -	Local researchers find Spanish fort, circa 1567
07/14 -	As stocks slide, retirement dreams upset
07/13 -	Henderson threatening to sue Asheville
07/13 -	Proposed anti-telemarketing law under fire
07/13 -	Botanists inventory N.C. plants
07/13 -	Oil lobby attacks N.C.'s low-sulfur law
07/12 -	Pollution's effects on hikers to be studied
07/12 -	A reporter's week as a trash-free warrior
07/11 -	Think-tanks preach the moral superiority of wealth
07/11 -	Teddy Roosevelt versus WorldCom
07/09 -	Yancey library launches fundraiser
07/09 -	Should lottery go to statewide vote?
07/09 -	Organic farming puts down deeper roots
07/08 -	"Why I quit the EPA"
07/08 -	Volunteers test, rank local streams
07/06 -	Local minister ponders God's judgement
07/06 -	Symbolism no substitute for patriotism
07/06 -	Bush pollution plan is hazy as mountain air
07/03 -	Freedom of Information Act under attack
07/03 -	Did Bush engage in insider trading?
07/03 -	Can auto emissions be reduced?
07/02 -	Companies cheating workers on overtime pay
07/02 -	Black farmers occupy USDA office in Tennessee
07/02 -	N.C. teacher pay still low
07/01 -	Bush cuts funds for clean-up of toxic sites
07/01 -	Pledge flap: Let's brush up on our civics