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Episode for July-August 2010 from Cumberland County Progressives on Vimeo.

Join our host Nancy Shakir & guest Troy Williams He can be heard on the "Wake Up" radio program on WIDU 1600 AM


Eleanor M. Clemm 

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FAYETTEVILLE - Mrs. Eleanor Meyer Clemm, 85, of Fayetteville, died Wednesday, July 14, 2010. Services: Memorial, 2 p.m. Monday in St. Pauls in the Pines Episcopal Church. Survived by: Daughter, Katherine; sons, Daniel John, and Artie; and two grandchildren. Sullivan's Highland Funeral Service & Crematory of Fayetteville.

Pitts: Poor planning hinders bus shelters‎ - 7-17-2010
We had another reminder Monday, when City Manager Dale Iman briefed the council and public on why the city had not placed 16 bus shelters it had gathering ...

Cumberland County Senior Democrats Officers President Wade H. LeGrand Home: (910) 864-7903 Address: 5503 Hedrick Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 Email: wadelegrand@aol.com 1st Vice Mary Thomas Home: (910) 497-7574 Address: 217 Cecil Ave Spring Lake, NC 28390 Email: MET@Home4Living.com 2nd Vice Lester Bussey Home:(910)551-2585 Address:673 Stoney Kirk Drive Fayetteville, NC 28314 Email: twotoob44@aol.com Secretary Johnnie M McNeil Home:(910)867-4637 Address: 1309-B Ireland D Fayetteville, NC 28304 Email: mae.mcneil@yahoo.com Treasurer Charles McKellar Home: (910) 822-1462 Mobile: (910) 987-1482 Address: 313 Wareham Ct Fayetteville, NC 28311 Email: McKellaraf@aol.com Sergeant-at-arms Louis W. McCormick Home: (910) 867-4965 Address: 6318 Lynette C Fayetteville, NC 28314 Email: none Meet the 2nd Saturday of each month 10 A.M. Fire Station #14 632 Langdon Street (between Ramsey and Murchison) across from Fayetteville State University

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Food prices to rise by up to 40% over next decade, UN report warns ...

Jun 15, 2010 ... Growing demand from emerging markets and for biofuel production will send prices soaring, according to the OECD and the UN Food and ...

ACORN Vindicated of Wrongdoing by the Congressional Watchdog ...

Jun 14, 2010 ... ACORN Vindicated of Wrongdoing by the Congressional Watchdog Office. by John Atlas. On Monday, June 14, a preliminary probe by the U.S. ...

Is jailing debtors the same as debtors jail?
Lexington Herald Leader - Chris Serres - ‎Jun 14, 2010‎
MINNEAPOLIS -- Herman Button listened in stunned silence as a judge in Perry County, Ind., threatened him with ...

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Plant Overlooked Contaminated Materials in Childrens Medicines The Food and Drug Administration is accusing a Pennsylvania plant of knowingly using contaminated materials in childrens medicines. On Tuesday, the FDA said the Johnson & Johnson-owned McNeil Consumer Healthcare plant had used materials contaminated with bacteria and failed to investigate consumer complaints. The plant is responsible for manufacturing most over-the-counter childrens medicines for cold relief, including Tylenol, Motrin and Benadryl. McNeil has issued a recall that could ultimately effect seventy percent of the market for pediatric medicine.

BP: Spill Could Be 10 Times Current Estimate The oil giant BP has privately conceded the size of its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico could be ten times greater than current estimates. The New York Times reports a senior BP executive told a closed-door Congressional briefing that a ruptured oil well could be spewing as many 60,000 barrels of oil a day. The expanding oil slick meanwhile has hit the shores of Louisianas Chandeleur islands, a wildlife refuge 60 miles from New Orleans.

Greeks Protest Austerity Measures With National Strike Greece has been brought to a standstill in a massive general strike against a new round of austerity measures in response to the Greek economic crisis. Lawmakers are set to vote this week on additional wage cuts and tax hikes in order to secure billions of dollars in international loans. All flights have been grounded and trains or ferries arent operating as transport workers take part in the strike. Tens of thousands of people are holding a major rally in the capital Athens. Earlier today police fired tear gas at protesters outside the Greek parliament.


 

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