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Articles in July, 2006 issue of Philadelphia Inquirer, The

• Pa. businesses get $100 million tax cut
  by Miriam Hill
• In good times and bad, public college tuition up
  by Patrick Kerkstra
• State budget forces Rutgers to slash costs
  by Leonard N. Fleming
• Tuition to increase at state colleges
  by Patrick Kerkstra
• Stuck in neutral: 76ers are a hopeless mess.
  by Stephen A. Smith
• Wage raise moves to Rendell's desk
  by Amy Worden
• Forsberg could be back for season opener
  by Rick O'Brien
• Forsberg has workout, is 'doing great'
• Rutgers to cut staff, courses
  by Leonard N. Fleming
• BC's Neisler transfers to Drexel
• Flyers will open season on road against Pens
• Kings sign ex-76er Salmons to 5-year, $25.5 million contract
  by Joe Juliano
• Ex-Sixer Salmons signs with the Kings
  by Joe Juliano
• Mopping up the mess
  by Melissa Dribben
• Medicaid ID law may hurt poor, officials say
  by John Sullivan
• More slop than laughs in New York's 'Pig Farm'
  by Toby Zinman
• HARRISBURG - The legislature early this morning passed and sent to Gov. Rendell a $26.1 billion state budget after a dramatic political maneuver by Senate Democrats threatened to kill the spending plan.
  by Mario F. Cattabiani and Amy Worden
• Sports in Brief | Court order keeps N.J. tracks open
• Delaware County News in Brief
• Mirror, Mirror | Resale can be stylish, too
  by Elizabeth Wellington
• Monica Yant Kinney | He blew the whistle, now he is moving on
  by Monica Yant Kinney
• Glowing tan, yes; sparkle, no
  by Dawn Fallik
• Climate change puts parks at risk
  by Paul Nussbaum
• Fewer New Jobs, Except in IT
  by Jane M. Von Bergen
• 3d World risks don't deter a new generation
  by Kathy Boccella
• Philadelphia Park Gradings
  by Craig Donnelly
• Newsmakers | Record producer: I'm guilty 'by mistake' in drug bust
• A risky move for radio?
  by Stacey Burling
• Storms topple trees, cut power to thousands
  by Peter Mucha
• Clearing the record
• Monica Yant Kinney | In budget battle, bet on Corzine
  by Monica Yant Kinney
• Chesco pastor removed over 1970s abuse case
  by Craig R. McCoy
• Editorial | Bringing a Founder Up to Date
• Flyers sign veteran center
  by THE INQUIRER STAFF
• NBA | Pistons fill void with Mohammed
• What gamblers are saying about the shutdown
  by Jacqueline Urgo
• Is casino shutdown hurting N.J.’s reputation?
  by Bob Fernandez
• A vocalist who invaded the soul
  by David Patrick Stearns
• N.J. probation officers caught in shutdown
  by Jennifer Moroz
• Temple names Deahn football administrator
  by Kevin Tatum
• Cause found in firework blast
  by Bonnie L. Cook
• Table Talk | New Copa Miami to be the spot for 'Vice' party
  by Michael Klein
• Wyeth to stop marketing Altace
  by Thomas Ginsberg
• Of-the-moment 'Body' of work
  by Edith Newhall
• The great indoors: Some live stage shows
  by Gene D'Alessandro
• Fiesta time
  by Rob Watson
• Working to keep farmers on the farm
  by Toni Callas
• 'Nova's Ray signs deal with Celtics
  by Shannon Ryan
• A year later, pay raise still rankles
  by Mario F. Cattabiani
• Two die in drive-by Camden shootings
  by Sam Wood
• Jarrett delivering new team a sponsor
  by Pete Schnatz
• Ex-Cat Lowry signs two-year deal with Memphis
• Truck was at fault in bus crash, police say
  by Barbara Boyer and Benjamin Y. Lowe
• Repaired and ready to play
  by Shannon Ryan
• Final will be one big audition
  by Bob Ford
• Worldview | Bush must intervene in Gaza
  by Trudy Rubin
• Time for Water Works
  by Stephan Salisbury
• Montgomery County News in Brief
• Emmy scores few hits and plenty of misses
  by Jonathan Storm
• Eyes right: Looking for the season's chic shades
  by Dwayne Campbell
• On Golf | Young Wie is still a novelty
  by Joe Logan
• A very big show for little railroads
  by Mari A. Schaefer
• Animating Dick's paranoid vision
  by Steven Rea
• ICG's Salvage Operation
  by Akweli Parker
• Jim Salisbury | Speculation frays manager's nerves
  by Jim Salisbury
• Safeguard listed in Russell 2000 Index
  by Akweli Parker
• A believer in power of journals of opinion
  by Carlin Romano
• Newsmakers | Lachey says singing healed his broken heart
  by Tirdad Derakhshani
• On Personal Finance | Cushion of cash for resting easier
  by Jeff Brown
• British firm seeking Campbell units
  by Bob Fernandez
• 3 die in separate city shootings last night
  by Peter Mucha
• Ovary removal lowers cancer risk for high-risk women, but not completely
  by Marie McCullough
• Glaxo resumes sale of diabetes drug
  by Thomas Ginsberg
• Newsmakers | Jackie Chan kicks back a few too many
  by Tirdad Derakhshani
• Jim Salisbury | Phils' highlights mere footnotes
  by Jim Salisbury
• From a proud new owner: A promise of quality
• Barbaro resting comfortably but in “guarded condition”
  by Mike Jensen
• Eagles sign two more draft picks; camp starts in one week
  by Bob Brookover
• Suit to ask N.J. to ease transfers for pupils
  by Kristen A. Graham
• Man gets life term for fatal beating
  by Julie Shaw

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