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Articles in January, 2008 issue of Philadelphia Inquirer, The

• What's future in city campaigns?
  by Jeff Shields Inquirer Staff Writer
• Ira Shaffer, 57, headed charitable group
  by Sally A. Downey Inquirer Staff Writer
• Letters | Readers Respond
• Penn respectable again, but still can't defeat Miami
  by Jonathan Tannenwald For The Inquirer
• Robeson's Penn picks Rider for basketball
  by Keith Pompey Inquirer Staff Writer
• Flyers put Fitzpatrick and Dowd on waivers
  by Tim Panaccio Inquirer Staff Writer
• Pa. Girls | Neumann-Goretti rolls over Hallahan
• Wave end Kixx' win streak
  by By the Inquirer Staff
• Zingoni scores 2 in Phantoms' win
  by By the Inquirer Staff
• Women & Money | Before loan to a friend, learn why she needs it
  by Suze Orman Inquirer Columnist
• Incites | A Flyers outdoors game would give thrills, chills
  by Don McKee Inquirer Columnist
• Montgomery County News in Brief
• Philly Road Warrior | US Airways improving? Some readers begging to differ
  by Tom Belden Inquirer Staff Writer
• Phil Sheridan | Pitcher's act won't fly with Congress
  by Phil Sheridan Inquirer Columnist
• Police shoot fleeing suspect in Camden
  by Edward Colimore Inquirer Staff Writer
• Sports in Brief | Jones grabbing the reins at SMU
  by Compiled By The Inquirer Staff
• Nutter asks review of casino permits
  by Jeff Shields Inquirer Staff Writer
• New wrinkle in toll plan: Public corporation
  by Paul Nussbaum Inquirer Staff Writer
• Baseball Notes | 2001 Fla. case cited in Clemens lawsuit
  by Associated Press
• Montco firms called on to better control chemical
  by Sandy Bauers Inquirer Staff Writer
• DWI is charged in student's death
  by Alfred Lubrano Inquirer Staff Writer
• Letters to the Editor
• Ramsey to consult public on plan The commissioner will hold neighborhood meetings to gather ideas to reduce crime.
  by Barbara Boyer Inquirer Staff Writer
• Casinos' annual win has 1st drop
  by Suzette Parmley Inquirer Staff Writer
• Pa. Boys: Schofield leads way for Mastbaum
• Boy, 17, dead after falling into the Tacony Creek
  by Emilie Lounsberry Inquirer Staff Writer
• Editorial: Photo Identification
• Editorial: Pa.'s Death Penalty
• Ruzicka's goals lift Phantoms
  by By the Inquirer Staff
• Pa. Boys: Downingtown East captures Chichester Duals
• Penn State's King to enter NFL draft
  by Jeff McLane Inquirer Staff Writer
• Editorial: Ethics Investigators
• 3 Catholic schools in Port Richmond merging into one
  by Nancy Petersen Inquirer Staff Writer
• Letters: Don't hinder improvement of river lands
• Letters: One Reader's View
• Bob Ford: Outrage, intrigue ... nope, not here
  by Bob Ford Inquirer Columnist
• Hawks' Carr sprains ankle, will miss game in Charlotte
• S. Jersey Girls: 'D' is key as Pitman upsets Wildwood in double OT
• Casey: U.S. sapping state power
  by Amy Worden Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
• Bridge projects to cost millions
  by Paul Nussbaum Inquirer Staff Writer
• Hawkins gives Drexel a lift against Georgia State
  by Kevin Tatum Inquirer Staff Writer
• M.L. King High to reopen despite damage from arson
  by Susan Snyder Inquirer Staff Writer
• Comcast bills rising 3.8%
  by Bob Fernandez Inquirer Staff Writer
• Pa. Boys: Jenkins, McFillin help Washington slip past Fels, 63-61
• Kixx fall hard at Chicago, 14-8
  by Compiled By The Inquirer Staff
• Fort Dix terror trial now has a court date
  by Troy Graham Inquirer Staff Writer
• Letters: Taking Exception
• Web Winners:
  by Reid Kanaley Inquirer Columnist
• Philadelphia Park Gradings
  by Craig Donnelly Inquirer Staff Writer
• Sports in Brief: Vonn skis to a big victory in downhill
  by Compiled By The Inquirer Staff
• Phantoms down Devils in overtime
  by By the Inquirer Staff
• Charles C. Reiff | Engineer, 92
• Philadelphia Park Gradings
  by Craig Donnelly Inquirer Staff Writer
• O'Brien: From start, Webber was trouble
  by Marc Narducci Inquirer Staff Writer
• Hawks' Carr questionable for tonight's game
• Phillies Notes: Gillick hopeful about Howard
  by Sam Carchidi Inquirer Staff Writer
• Sports in Brief: Marathoner may skip Olympic race
  by Compiled By The Inquirer Staff
• While out on bail, man accused of raping girl
  by Kathleen Brady Shea Inquirer Staff Writer
• City Council seeks fresh start with Nutter Today, with three new members, Council will begin tackling major holdover issues from 2007.
  by Jeff Shields Inquirer Staff Writer
• Sixers Notes: Brown doesn't want Cheeks' job
• Significant exasperating others
  by Alfred Lubrano Inquirer Staff Writer
• 23 arrested in W. Phila. High 'turf' brawl
  by Barbara Boyer, Susan Snyder and Vernon Clark Inquirer Staff Writers
• Revenue, earnings are down at Ikon
  by Jane M. Von Bergen Inquirer Staff Writer
• S. Jersey Boys: McCargo reaches milestone in Collingswood win
• Unconventional Wisdom: Texting and IM have been a boon to bullies
  by Alfred Lubrano Inquirer Columnist
• Three Lions charged in fight are off team for now
  by Jeff McLane Inquirer Staff Writer
• S. Jersey Girls: Ocean City gets balanced effort
• Women & Money: Get started taking control of your financial life
  by Suze Orman Inquirer Columnist
• Nagasu wins; Meissner going to Worlds
  by Frank Fitzpatrick INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
• Camden County News in Brief
• Wings edge Bandits in OT; Bergey, Iannucci score four
  by By the Inquirer Staff
• Student killed in 4-story fall
  by Sam Wood and Stacey Burling Inquirer Staff Writers
• A satisfying series of new-music performances
  by David Patrick Stearns Inquirer Music Critic
• Family leave again before N.J. Senate
  by Joseph A. Gambardello Inquirer Staff Writer
• C.B. West's Peters is a top floor leader
  by Rick O'Brien Inquirer Staff Writer
• Man who killed tot over Xbox convicted Tyrone Spellman is guilty of third-degree murder for fatally beating his 17-month-old daughter after she broke his video game.
  by Michael Matza Inquirer Staff Writer
• Clearing the record
• Penn Charter coach steps down
  by Don Beideman Inquirer Staff Writer
• Senate passes open-records bill that would greatly widen access
  by Amy Worden Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
• Rate cuts could aid ARMs, subprime loans
  by Alan J. Heavens Inquirer Real Estate Writer

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