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Show offers introduction to work of Gordon Parks
Associated Press WriterFrom the streets of Harlem to the pitiful slums of Brazil, Gordon Parks focused his lens -- and his life -- on subjects that many people would prefer to ignore. But the images that Parks captured as one of the most accomplished documentary photographers...Tags: Life, Colleges and Universities, Libraries and Museums, Photography, Grant Wood
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Acclaimed photographer Gordon Parks featured in new exhibit at Delaware Art Museum
Associated Press WriterWILMINGTON, Del. (AP) _ From the streets of Harlem to the pitiful slums of Brazil, Gordon Parks focused his lens — and his life — on subjects that many people would prefer to ignore. But the images that Parks captured as one of the most...Tags: Life, Colleges and Universities, Libraries and Museums, Photography, Grant Wood
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Man charged in beating death of Baltimore soldier
A U.S. soldier has been charged in the beating death of another soldier at a base in Germany. Pvt. Bobby D. Morrissette was charged with involuntary manslaughter, conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, two counts of participation in gang initiation... -
HEMPSTEAD: Fifth man charged in fatal gang attack
A fifth man has been charged with gang assault in connection with a fatal attack on a Hempstead man last month. Emilio Saballos, 25, of Freeport, was arrested yesterday and charged with first-degree gang assault, Nassau police said. In earlier court...Tags: Hempstead, Prosecution
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Public housing's island
Chicago Tribune reportersFor all the talk of weaving public housing residents into the fabric of the city, the Chicago Housing Authority's ambitious Plan for Transformation includes this inconvenient fact: When the plan is complete, nearly 1 of every 10 of those families will...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Bob Whitfield, Environmental Pollution, Drug Trafficking, Chicago Loop
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Fox News' faux documentary sets new low
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNow and then, Fox News makes a stab at living up to its "fair and balanced" tag line. At other times, the cable network's operatives throw off all pretense, let their neatly trimmed hair down and do what they seem to love best -- blame all of the world's...Tags: The White House, Sean Hannity, Satellite and Cable Service, Government, National Government
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Bronx gang member convicted of murdering dealer
A Bronx gang member already serving prison time for drug dealing now faces life in prison for hiring two teenagers to kill another dealer. Thirty-year-old Chaz Glynn was convicted in the 2000 murder of Frederick Fowler, who police say drove from...Tags: Prisons, Juvenile Delinquency, Punishment, Drug Trafficking, Michael Garcia
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Howard Munson, former judge
The Associated PressFormer U.S. District Judge Howard Munson, who presided over trials involving tax protesters and an early Internet hacking case, has died. He was 84. Judge Munson, who died Sunday, had served on the federal bench for 32 years, retiring this year. Among...Tags: Robert Morris, Prosecution, Judges, Cornell University
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Charges in 2 Aurora homicides to be dropped after key witness is slain
Special to the Chicago TribuneCharges in two Aurora "cold case" homicides will be dropped following the killing of a central witness last month in Rockford, authorities said Thursday. The slaying of Jamaal Deville "Ike" Garcia, whose burned body was found near the Rockford airport,...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Witnesses, Trials
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Witness death may halt Kane Cty murder charges
Kane County State's Attorney John Barsanti says he may drop charges in two gang-related homicide cases because a key witness was murdered. The burned body of 25-year-old Jamaal "Ike" Garcia was found September 23rd in a Rockford field. Police say the...Tags: Assault, Belvidere, Murder, Prosecution, Witnesses
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Turning corner, restoring order
Tribune staff reporterDeMarcus Calvin quite literally was running for his life. The Bolingbrook linebacker, a self-described "gangbanger" his first three years of high school, was walking home from school as a sophomore when three cars pulled alongside Calvin, his older...Tags: Teaching and Learning
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Tales from the concert darkside
In the trenches with Kot I was one of many people at an outdoor show in Alpine Valley who got hit by a blizzard of flying sod thrown by Guns N' Roses fans getting impatient for the show to start. I got hit by a flying whiskey bottle at a Tinley Park...Tags: Wrestling, Chicago Symphony, Classical Music, Phish, Popular Music
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