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Home / Community Network News / March 2003
MAIN News Archives for March 2003
03/31 -	Will war coverage influence new media policy?
03/31 -	A voice of modern Appalachia
03/31 -	While working-class fights war, tax-cut for rich advances in Congress
03/30 -	Is U.S. isolation and obsession with military spending self-defeating?
03/30 -	Medical malpractice fight brewing in Raleigh
03/28 -	Radio, TV consultants say "political correctness" is good for profits
03/28 -	Judge asks tough questions about I-26 widening
03/28 -	Buying local produce means healthier food and support for WNC farmers
03/28 -	Corporate lobbyists sitting on key Pentagon panel
03/28 -	New radio stations to debut in Asheville
03/27 -	How American TV misses the bigger picture
03/27 -	Asheville closes park to war demonstrators
03/26 -	Pro-war radio network has ties to Bush
03/25 -	SEC charges HealthSouth with massive fraud
03/25 -	GOP senators seek review of changes in media rules
03/25 -	World and America are watching different wars
03/25 -	N.C. election reform battle heating up
03/24 -	Durham to host FCC hearing on media ownership
03/24 -	WNC citizens go to Raleigh to lobby for clean water
03/24 -	Arthur Schlesinger on Bush doctrine of preventive war
03/24 -	FCC gets an earful from radio listeners
03/24 -	WNC lobbying to become Heritage Area
03/24 -	Graham commissioners want share of "Road to Nowhere" settlement
03/23 -	Liberal arts key to dynamic economy
03/23 -	Conservatives question Bush's "reckless path"
03/22 -	War's certainty: a big price tag
03/22 -	Question remains about Iraq War: Is it legal?
03/22 -	Struggle for freedom at home and abroad
03/22 -	Did Asheville police overreact against war protesters?
03/21 -	Waynesville land-use plan enters final stage
03/21 -	As they report the war, media companies seek favors from Bush
03/21 -	Did talk radio prepare the way for war?
03/21 -	Asheville police clash with anti-war protesters
03/20 -	The war over global public opinion
03/20 -	Will Iraq invasion yield moment of truth?
03/20 -	Are war protests in vain?
03/20 -	Madison grant to help eliminate "straight-piping"
03/19 -	Radio giant Clear Channel helped organize pro-war rallies
03/19 -	N.C. lawmakers take Spanish 101
03/18 -	N.C. farmer in tense stand-off with Washington police
03/18 -	Web surfers look overseas as media watchdogs nap
03/18 -	N.C. nonprofit helps depressed mountain towns
03/18 -	In Iraq crisis, networks are megaphones for official views
03/18 -	Corporate tax-cheats overlooked in march to war
03/17 -	The high cost of corporate radio
03/17 -	FBI mobilizing for increased terror threat
03/17 -	Asheville's minimum housing code under fire
03/17 -	American woman killed by Israeli bulldozer
03/17 -	Equal time for protest signs
03/16 -	U.S. intelligence cites lack of evidence of banned arms in Iraq
03/16 -	When democracy failed: A warning from history
03/16 -	N.C. political family faces scandal
03/15 -	The impact of Bush linking Iraq and 9/11
03/15 -	Warring with the church, too?
03/11 -	Business loans for the little guys
03/11 -	Terrorism expert says war is not the answer
03/11 -	Writers debate media bias, Iraq coverage
03/11 -	Short-list of U.S. firms aim to cash-in on Iraq
03/10 -	The voice you won't hear via corporate media
03/10 -	Vote-buying scandal rocks Lenoir
03/10 -	Citizens oppose move to relax media ownership rules
03/10 -	Former mill-towns receive water, sewer grants
03/09 -	Bush pension-reform plan would hurt older workers, study finds
03/07 -	Did GE turn out the lights on Phil Donahue?
03/07 -	Taylor, Swain leaders at odds over "Road to Nowhere"
03/07 -	The war on schools (registration required)
03/07 -	'The peace crowd' not the only ones opposing war
03/06 -	Hiding the cost of war
03/05 -	Memo exposes Bush's green strategy
03/04 -	Activists say Bush's budget cuts target social programs
03/04 -	Former Asheville student is focus of major legal test
03/04 -	Old South goes with the wind
03/03 -	The brave new world of media literacy
03/03 -	Easley's "State of the State" address renews call for lottery
03/03 -	Will 'Big Media' keep public in the dark on FCC debate?
03/03 -	Is Bush buying a coalition?
03/03 -	Conservancy preserves Rough Creek watershed
03/03 -	State lawmakers filing more 'ghost' bills
03/01 -	Ivins: Missteps enough to make Kim Jong ill