Joseph Koenig, age 73, of Gloucester City, Vietnam War Army Veteran | cnbnews.net

On November 30, 2012. Surrounded by those who loved and cared for him. Age 73. Of $\"Rosary\"$ Gloucester City. Survived by his loving companion of 29 years, Amelia Fountain and her children, Alfred \”Aldy\” DiGiacomo (Tina), Vincent DiGiacomo (Dawn) and Georgeanne Fagan (John). Dear brother of Frank Koenig and Maria Shaner. Also survived by Amelia’s 6 grandchildren.

Joseph proudly served our country in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. He worked many years at Owens Corning in Barrington.

At his request, cremation will be private.

Relatives and friends are invited to his Catholic prayers of committal on Thursday at 12:30 PM in Brig. General William C. Doyle Veterans Cemetery, Arneytown. Funeral procession will leave McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME promptly at 11:30 AM.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Joseph Koenig.

Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City. PH: 856-456-1142

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Republicans Should Be Bold and Put Corporate Welfare On the Table | AMAC

Posted 11/29/2012 |source AMAC Authors

$\"\"$ by Ed Farnan – Obama has maneuvered the narrative of the fiscal cliff talks as being a war between the rich and the middle class. Obama claims to be on the side of the middle class and the GOP, the party of the \”rich.\”

The mainstream media of course, always on the look out for a simplistic headline to rally around, can carry this message forward to further marginalize the Republican Party.

It’s time for the party to be bold and call Obamas bluff. Instead of going through the death of a thousand cuts, come out and put something on the table that all Americans can get behind: Call for the end of all corporate welfare. These \”entitlements\” are costing taxpayers an estimated 100 billion dollars per year, according to a recent CATO institute report.

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India\’s giggling guru says laugh yourself to good health | cnbnews.net

NEW DELHI (AFP) November 29, 2012 2:04:38 AM EST

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Indian participants take part in a session of \’laughter club\’ on the outskirts of New Delhi in August 2012. India\’s \”guru of giggling\” Madan Kataria, has made thousands of people laugh around the world in pursuit of better health. \”Laughter Yoga\” is a movement that has attracted fans worldwide including celebrities Oprah Winfrey and Goldie Hawn.

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Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 13 review | cnbnews

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November 30

Design and Build

The first thing that will strike you about the Yoga is its high-end design. Before it made its way to The INQUIRER reviews desk, we were worried that with a £1,000 price tag it wouldn\’t seem worth the cost. Unpacking it, and taking it out of its slick black box, we found this wasn\’t the case.

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Weekly Basket: Sham Savings Scam

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TAXPAYERS FOR COMMON SENSE-As talks on ways to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff meander along, unsurprisingly lawmakers are lining up to protect or promote their special interests. Boosters use a variety of tactics, but one favorite is to claim the policy or program would reduce the deficit and so can be used to offset the across-the-board cuts slated to start on January 2^nd.

But it’s a case of budgetary buyer beware because, like images in your side-view mirror, many of the budget numbers are larger than they appear.

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Boehner: President\’s Fiscal Cliff Plan Punishes Small Businesses, Increases Spending

Posted by Speaker Boehner Press Office

December 2, 2012

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\”The White House has to get serious,\” said Speaker John Boehner after the White House offered a fiscal cliff plan that raises tax rates and increases government spending. This plan protects \”too big to fail\” businesses and special interest tax breaks while punishing small businesses. Republicans, on the other hand, are working to protect middle class taxpayers and small businesses, and pave the way for long-term job growth.

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Paulsboro Residents Should Contact the Public Assistance Center with Questions 1-800-230-7049

Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert Damminger announced that Paulsboro residents who have questions about the evacuation zone in Paulsboro, or health related questions about their exposure to Vinyl Chloride should contact the Public Assistance Center at 1-800-230-7049.

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CCAGW: The costs of the Dairy Market Stabilization Program (DMSP)

The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste (CCAGW) and the National Taxpayers Union (NTU) have released the second in a series of videos alerting Americans to the costs of the Dairy Market Stabilization Program (DMSP). This misguided provision, which is included in the Farm Bill currently under consideration in Congress, would raise the price that Americans pay at the grocery counter for milk and dairy products, like cheese, yogurt, and ice cream, by penalizing farmers for exceeding government-established milk production \”quotas.\”

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PolitickerNJ.com Names George Norcross the Most Powerful, Coming In at Number 3

On December 3, 2012, PolitickerNJ.com unveiled its esteemed list of the 100 most influential figures in New Jersey politics, and it’s exciting to see South Jersey’s own George Norcross recognized at an impressive Number 3! This list, which has been a staple since its inception in March 2000, highlights the impactful insiders impacting politics and governance in the Garden State—ranging from policymakers and party leaders to fundraisers and lobbyists—while intentionally excluding elected officials and judges.

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