Articles from The Chicago Reporter (January 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aldermen: by appointment of the mayor.	Ferdinand, Hannah		223
By choice or by chance: not everyone on the Chicago City Council has a patronage operation.	Sanchez, Casey		836
Cash and the city: city workers give thousands their bosses, alderman and ward organizations. Some say it's just part of the job.	Kelly, Kimbriell	Cover story	2905
Deadliest districts.			144
Giving without limit: Illinois needs contribution caps, limit on who can give, some say.	Kelly, Kimbriell		961
January 9, 2007. (PARTING SHOT: Congo Square Theatre Co.	Relando, Jason		38
Less money, little power: black aldermen, wards lag in contributions.	Kelly, Kimbriell		602
Mapping Daley's political muscle.			286
MLK Day: a working holiday?	Lowenstein, Jeff Kelly		257
Murder, by numbers; Chicago homicides up.	Ferdinand, Hannah		210
New minimum wage fails to meet minimum needs.	Clark, Nicole		315
Paper pushers: while Mayor Richard M. Daley has enjoyed public support from black leaders, his political army hails primarily from white neighborhoods on the city's Northwest and Southwest sides.	Sanchez, Casey		2986
Political conciousness: her words tumble on top of one other. Her hands wave in front of her and then fidget with the patriotic campaign button on her jacket.	Browne, Emily	Interview	1360
Tough issues, new responses.	Tate, Alysia		589