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The Philadelphia Tribune back issues from July 2004:

Ron White speaks out; Accused attorney vows he will be vindicated

Jul 02, 2004;

Mayor OKs city's budget; $4 million cut from Police Dept.

Jul 02, 2004;

Hairston stands by decision

Jul 02, 2004;

Funding cuts lead to housing staff layoffs

Jul 02, 2004;

Bill Gray: political preacher supreme

Jul 02, 2004;

Bush, war on terror promise greatness

Jul 02, 2004;

Guarding newborns from sudden death

Jul 02, 2004;

Thomas sprinting off to Italy; West Catholic girl to lead U.S. team at world championships

Jul 02, 2004;

Flyers choose African American in final pick

Jul 02, 2004;

Episcopal's Henderson excels with ex-NBA father's support

Jul 02, 2004;

Wanamaker Award stirs Hawks pride

Jul 02, 2004;

Book highlights Black presence in U.S. military

Jul 02, 2004;

Dentist moonlights as Black art impresario

Jul 02, 2004;

Gospel singer no longer hides her talent

Jul 02, 2004;

Forum seeks to demystify Islamic ways

Jul 02, 2004;

"Afrodisiac"

Jul 02, 2004;

"The Hunger For More"

Jul 02, 2004;

"The Carter"

Jul 02, 2004;

The Time's honcho flies solo; Morris Day adds hip-hop to funk mix in new CD

Jul 02, 2004;

Green's theater success began with music

Jul 02, 2004;

Budget deal will cause 'painful' cuts

Jul 04, 2004;

Big player, bigger troubles; La-Van Hawkins tumultuous career adds indictment

Jul 04, 2004;

Answer Cosby by getting involved

Jul 04, 2004

GAMBIA: AFRICA'S MELTING POT CONTINUES TO EXPAND; Country attempts to draw guests of African descent to its borders

Jul 04, 2004;

City unions study options

Jul 06, 2004;

Blackwell: Born to be in politics? Says he was 'bitten by the bug' and hopes to continue family's 'legacy'

Jul 06, 2004;

your CITY COUNCIL; Kelly brings business savvy to his office

Jul 06, 2004;

Arts programs struggle from shrinking funding

Jul 06, 2004

Marine general sets out on a new career

Jul 06, 2004;

Once again, labor sticks it to the city

Jul 06, 2004

Study of history - a thing of the past?

Jul 06, 2004;

Pay-to-play an old Philadelphia tradition

Jul 06, 2004;

Where are the mentors for young Black men?

Jul 06, 2004;

Nuclear power is safe and keeps the air clean

Jul 06, 2004;

Astronauts can rely on veteran engineer; Woman is at the controls for NASA

Jul 06, 2004;

Antiques dealer enjoys 'the hunt'

Jul 06, 2004;

Ravens' coach never gave up, achieved goals

Jul 06, 2004;

Young Stars return weary but thrilled by 3-week tour

Jul 06, 2004;

Sixers' young talent in Minn. for a week

Jul 06, 2004;

Mosley's Easy Rawlings returns in 'Little Scarlet'

Jul 06, 2004;

Filmmaker recreates King Arthur's court; Antoine Fuqua brings a fresh approach

Jul 06, 2004;

Civil rights, then and now; Debating progress since the 1960s

Jul 09, 2004

Civil rights, then and now; Highlights of NAACP convention

Jul 09, 2004;

Brutal rape shocks U-City

Jul 09, 2004;

Officials assure slots windfall will hit all; Minority participation included in passed bill

Jul 09, 2004;

As racetracks knock, Chester settles its bets

Jul 09, 2004;

City workers demand benefits, wage hikes

Jul 09, 2004;

Bush turns his back on NAACP invite

Jul 09, 2004

'Fahrenheit 9/11' really points at us

Jul 09, 2004;

Edwards seen as a big boost to Kerry; Appeal to South, Blacks cited

Jul 09, 2004;

Arts education gets $750K boost; Wachovia Bank grant to create resource center

Jul 09, 2004;

WALNUT STREET THEATRE PROMOTES FAMILY UNITY

Jul 09, 2004;

Wallace thinks only kids' hoops for now; While funding youth basketball, free-agent champ quiet on options

Jul 09, 2004;

Jon Drummond charged up for Olympic Trials

Jul 09, 2004;

FROM THE LOCKER ROOM; MLB promises 500-club rarity

Jul 09, 2004;

Golf classic to honor Charlie Lee Owens

Jul 09, 2004;

Blount reaches children through music

Jul 09, 2004;

Isley, Bacharach team up for 'Soundstage' concert

Jul 09, 2004;

poet's pen

Jul 09, 2004;

Setting sights on Bush; NAACP chides president, lays out agenda for election

Jul 13, 2004;

Colin Powell for V.P.? Speculation of switch fails to draw concern from NAACP members

Jul 13, 2004;

Horseman's slaying leaves deep scars; Urban cowboy used skills to assist children in West Philadelphia

Jul 13, 2004;

Nutter studied Council long before joining; your CITY COUNCIL

Jul 13, 2004;

Tax reformers: See you in September

Jul 13, 2004;

Luncheon discusses civil-rights law cases

Jul 13, 2004;