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NPR Renames Itself NPR
July 8, 2010; Washington Post | That's right—the initials most people have been using for years to identify National Public Radio—is now its (sort of) new name.—Bruce Trachtenberg
Census Undercount Feared in Poorest U.S. Areas
July 7, 2010; Diverse Issues in Higher Education | Perhaps we were all too sanguine about the Census Bureau’s ubiquitous advertising plus the hiring of a half million census workers to make sure that just about everyone got counted in the 2010 census.—Rick Cohen
Land Conservation as Revenue Generation
July 8, 2010; Litchfield County Times | How might land conservation help local municipal budgets? The Winchester Land Trust has pitched the idea of buying some 1,140 acres of land owned by the town of Winsted, Conn.—Rick Cohen
Questions About Obama’s CMS Appointee and His Nonprofit
July 8, 2010; San Francisco Examiner | Sen. Charles Grassley, the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee, wants to learn more about the donors to the Massachusetts-based nonprofit that Berwick founded and ran.—Ruth McCambridge
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Tax-Exempt Funds Aid Settlements in West Bank
July 6, 2010; New York Times | Several U.S. charities, particularly Christian groups that view the establishment and survival of Israel as an important step toward the second coming of Christ, provide support to West Bank settlers and other groups.—Rick Cohen
Prosecutors Say Judge Was Too Easy on Convicted Lawmaker
July 8, 2010; Associated Press | For prosecutors who won a conviction against a former Pennsylvania state senator found guilty of defrauding a museum, a nonprofit, and the senate of millions of dollars, justice has not yet been served.—Bruce Trachtenberg
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