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Null Show Shoes of the Fishermen November 20, 2003. |
Here is an overview of the popes from Peter through the wars of the 20th cenury, written by Paul DeRienzo and read by Gary Null | |||||||||||
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Evening News Feb. 2002 Homeless in New York City |
Advocates for the homeless presented their state of the homeless address and presented a dire picture of the plight of poor NY families | |||||||||||
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Evening News Feb. 2002 Immigration Detention Center-NYC |
A delegation from Amnesty International visited the Hudson and Passaic County jails where immigrants were held as part of the post-9/11 sweeps.None were linked to the attacks. | |||||||||||
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Evening News Feb. 2002 Kraft Food & GMOs |
Consumer advocated and environmentalists are targeting Kraft Foods in Tarrytown, NY for using genetically modified ingredients. | |||||||||||
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Evening News Feb. 2002 Drug Czar |
The Nation's Drug Czar and the leading Drug policy Organization are at odds with over controversial ads that ran during the superbowl. | |||||||||||
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Evening News Feb. 2002 World Economic Conference Protested in NYC |
The World Economic Forum came to a close today. President's Princes and Tycoons came to discuss the war on terror and world poverty. But thousands of protesters condemned the world leaders as the causes of poverty. | |||||||||||
| WBAI
Evening News 2002 Anticoagulation Rally in NYC |
Leaders from around the world will be in New York for the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum. It's the first anti globalization rally since 9/11. | |||||||||||
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Unions are taking advantage of The World Economic Forum to try to get their point across about Globalization. Correspondent Paul DeRienzo for the AFTRA union shop Pacifica Network News has this report | |||||||||||
| WBAI
Evening News |
Paul DeRienzo anchors the WBAI Evening News. | |||||||||||
WBAI Evening News October 3, 2001 |
Paul DeRienzo anchors the WBAI Evening News. | |||||||||||
Pacifica Network News June 26, 2001: Regional Politics Continue to Out Shadow AIDS Prevention/Cure |
The U.N. has been holding a special session focused on the AIDS pandemic. But, despite the urgency, politics are still hindering the world's response to the crisis. Pacifica Network News Correspondent Paul DeRienzo reports from New York. | |||||||||||
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Network News Oct. 25, 1999: Ku Klux Klan Rally In New York |
A dozen anti-Klan protesters were arrested including one man who allegedly assaulted a Klansman just prior to the rally. US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg, agreed with city lawyers that masks would endanger public safety. Paul DeRienzo reports. | |||||||||||
| Pacifica
Network News |
The flap over President Clinton's decision to grant conditional clemency to Puerto Rican political prisoners has hit First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's bid for a New York senate seat. Paul DeRienzo reports from New York. | |||||||||||
| Pacifica
Network News |
This Saturday's million youth march in New York City, which drew 6,000 people last year is sponsored by former Nation of Islam member Khalid Mohammed, condemned for his nationalistic rhetoric. Pacifica's Paul DeRienzo has the story. | |||||||||||
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Network News |
Ireland's peace process remains deadlocked over a number of key issues. But many human rights activists are looking at the role of the province's notorious police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Paul DeRienzo reports. | |||||||||||
Pacifica Network News June 8, 1999: A Federal jury convicted one New York Police officer but acquitted three others. |
The Trial of NYPD officers in the torture of Abner Louima Paul DeRienzo was at the courtroom and files this report. | |||||||||||
| Pacifica's Mary Francis Berry opens hearings into NYC police brutality complaints. | ||||||||||||
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A 27-year-old New York police officer pleaded guilty today to beating and torturing Haitian immigrant Abner Louima. | |||||||||||
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Network News May 12, 1999: Abner Louima Takes the Stand in his Attackers Trial |
Haitian immigrant Abner Louima took the stand in the Federal trial of four New York police officers charged with torture. | |||||||||||
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Two former student radicals were convicted last week by a federal jury of conspiring to commit espionage for the Soviet Union, Russia and East Germany, and could face a sentence of life in prison. A third defendant was a main prosecution witness. | |||||||||||
| Pacifica Network News 10/20/98: Pacifica Network News anchor Verna Avery Brown interviews Paul DeRienzo. |
Paul DeRienzo, freelance reporter covering the case for Penthouse magazine, and close friend of Theresa Marie Squillacote at the University of Wisconsin | |||||||||||
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