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Home / Community Network News / October 2002
MAIN News Archives for October 2002
10/31 -	Beware the polls
10/30 -	Did Buncombe sheriff break the law?
10/30 -	The truth about minimum wage
10/30 -	Amendment to N.C. Constitution on Nov. 5 ballot
10/30 -	Would Kyoto Treaty save money?
10/30 -	New uses found for old textile mills
10/30 -	Police cars as billboards?
10/30 -	Big business gobbling up organic farms
10/29 -	Dole, Bowles spar over taxes, school vouchers
10/29 -	Corporate welfare alive and well in N.C.
10/29 -	Round 2: Charles Taylor v. Sam Neill
10/29 -	Review: "Secrets" by Daniel Ellsberg
10/29 -	MAIN launches Latino Digital Literacy project
10/28 -	N.C. targets solvents
10/28 -	The death of the Internet
10/28 -	Mills River filled with history
10/28 -	High court judges from WNC in tight race
10/27 -	Anti-war protests largest since 1960s
10/27 -	Layoffs key election issue
10/26 -	Anti-war rallies span globe
10/25 -	Paul Wellstone: an appreciation
10/25 -	Open-source under attack in Congress
10/25 -	Do corporations rule our schools?
10/25 -	Small ISPs survive amid giants
10/24 -	Greens seek White House forestry documents
10/24 -	Making business green -- and profitable
10/23 -	Ellsberg: Shame of the politicians
10/23 -	Easley launches teacher recruitment effort
10/23 -	Buncombe sheriff's conduct questioned
10/22 -	Corporate reform? Back to business as usual
10/22 -	Congress fails to act on minimum wage
10/22 -	For Bush, facts are malleable
10/21 -	Will local races reshape state politics?
10/21 -	Latino center faces bright future
10/20 -	Second Dole-Bowles debate echoes TV ads
10/20 -	Redford lauds Asheville, decries lack of political openness
10/18 -	Dole-Bowles debate to be broadcast live Saturday
10/16 -	Sowing disaster?
10/16 -	Dole, Bowles differ on tax cuts for wealthy
10/16 -	Not the war we needed
10/16 -	The truth about Florida, but not on PBS
10/15 -	Toward a more dangerous world
10/15 -	Dole, Bowles have sharp but civil debate
10/15 -	Lender to refund $9 million to low-income homeowners
10/12 -	Is corporate reform dead?
10/12 -	Easley promotes drug benefit for elderly
10/11 -	Highway planners consider toll for clear lane
10/11 -	Dole, Bowles debate shrouded in secrecy
10/11 -	Nuclear expert speaks at UNCA
10/11 -	Canton Gap landslide snarls I-40 traffic
10/10 -	Did Harvard bail out Harken Energy and Bush?
10/10 -	Is WNC becoming a nuclear waste crossroads?
10/10 -	Lawsuit busts Clean Air Trust Fund
10/10 -	Conservative judge cites environmental concerns in I-26 ruling
10/10 -	Locals question Blue Cross conversion
10/09 -	N.C. Blue Cross hearing today
10/08 -	Judge blocks I-26 widening
10/08 -	Golden Leaf to invest in biotech
10/07 -	Bush's real goal in Iraq
10/07 -	Playing the war game
10/06 -	Invading Iraq would serve Bin Laden
10/06 -	Pulpits and politics
10/05 -	Rice takes root in Burke County
10/03 -	Blue Cross/Blue Shield public hearing Oct. 9
10/01 -	Buy local: Community-supported agriculture
10/01 -	Where is the "liberal media"?
10/01 -	Kayaking site proposed for the French Broad
10/01 -	N.C. offers $21 million for drought prevention