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POLS ON THE STREET:GOP Leads Dems Statewide

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun

“Team Bass” volunteers have been swimming in and out of Northwest Philadelphia recently, garnering support and raising funds for their leader, Cindy Bass. Bass, a key staffer for Congressman Chaka Fattah, is making waves with her fundraising efforts, that make it clear to many political insiders, she is about to make a run for a...
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For Councilwoman’s B’day, The Party’s For The Homeless

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun
For Councilwoman’s B’day, The Party’s For The Homeless

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EDITORIAL: A Look At The DRPA

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun

Odds are, when asked what they know about the Delaware River Port Authority, few will be the dwellers in the Delaware Valley who can answer that question. The handful who do are likely to say something like, “It runs the bridges” – and that’s about all. The Philadelphia Public Record is pleased to present a...
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COMMITTEE OF 70: Who Are Its Winners And Losers?

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun

BY JOE SHAHEELI/ Birds of a feather flock together! That proverb has been an axiom to every past generation. So what makes the Committee of 70 believe itself to be the only exception? Under its current President Zachary Stalberg, Committee of 70 has gone from its original mission of keeping election irregularities to a minimum...
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PHA Opens Doors For The Handicapped

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun
PHA Opens Doors For The Handicapped

The Philadelphia Housing Authority is taking a major step in providing quality accessible housing for the low-income disabled community. Today, 38-year-old Steven Quarles and 54-year-old Marshall Gibson, both wheelchair-bound, moved into the first of 75 scattered-site homes that PHA is currently renovating as handicapped-accessible housing. “We are grateful for the Federal stimulus dollars that enabled...
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CITY HALL SAM: Williams Or Saidel For Auditor Gen.?

July 22, 2010
By Jim Tayoun

The vacancy created recently with the resignation of STATE SEN. ROBERT MELLOW as minority chairman of the Appropriations Committee has renewed interest in that office in the eastern part of the state. STATEW SEN. MIKE STACK is currently a member of the Committee and his duties there include any legislation having to do with...
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