New Franklin & Marshall poll has Obama up 48 to 44 percent in Pennsylvania. The same poll has Casey leading Smith 46 to 35 percent in the PA U.S. Senate race.
New Poll Shows Obama, Casey Still Up In PA
F&M Poll Has Obama Holding Slim Lead
State Employees Should Plan On Working Wednesday
PA May Be Keystone In Presidential Race
Corbett Moves To Ensure Power Available At Polls
PA Laboring To Fix Power At Polling Sites
Judge Extends Absentee Ballot Deadline
U.S. Senate Candidates Suspend Campaign Events
Casey, Smith Square Off In U.S. Senate Race
Murphy, Maggi Spar Over Jobs, Earmarks
Newcomers Vie For 2nd Lehigh Vally Congressional Seat
Editorial: Stilp Deserves A Chance In Congress
Editorial: For Attorney General: Kane
Sandy Causes PA To Suspend Liquor Sales
Editorial: Legislature Fails On Even Small Liquor Issue
Editorial: John Maher For Auditor
Editorial: Teplitz Is Right For 15th District
Op-Ed: Bring In Arbitrator For State System Faculty
PA Nursing Home Evacuated After Transformer Blast
Most East Coast Refineries Not Damaged By Sandy
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October 31, 2012
October 30, 2012
Tuesday NewsClips
Non-essential Commonwealth employees do not have to report to work on Tuesda throughout the state and the Capitol Complex.
PA Finally Gets Some Presidential Campaign Ad Money
Poll Gives Kane Big Edge In Attorney General Race
A Closer Look At Race For Attorney General
Hershey Fight Goes Political With $100K Kane Donation
Storm Extends PA Absentee Ballot Deadline
Election Officials Readying Plans For Sandy Aftermath
Editorial: Barletta In 11th District
Lawsuit Seeks To Delay Philadelphia Property Tax Change
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PA Finally Gets Some Presidential Campaign Ad Money
Poll Gives Kane Big Edge In Attorney General Race
A Closer Look At Race For Attorney General
Hershey Fight Goes Political With $100K Kane Donation
Storm Extends PA Absentee Ballot Deadline
Election Officials Readying Plans For Sandy Aftermath
Editorial: Barletta In 11th District
Lawsuit Seeks To Delay Philadelphia Property Tax Change
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October 29, 2012
Monday NewsClips
Non-essential Commonwealth employees do not have to report to work on Monday throughout the state and the Capitol Complex.
Failure To Alter Electoral College Hinders Romney In PA
State Senate Candidates Knock On Doors, Each Other
Attorney General Candidates Offer Opposite Views
Candidates For Attorney General Raise Less Money
Editorial: Kathleen Kane For Attorney General
Clashing Views On U.S. Senate Hopefuls
Editorial: Bob Casey For Senate
Editorial: Pennsylvanians Get Late Access To Campaign Reports
Buying Political Ads In Campaign’s Closing Days
Legislature’s Health Plans Could Save Millions
Editorial: Conservatives Want Government In Nursery
New Mechanic’s Lien Priority
Betting On An Anti-Casino Casino For Philly
Pittsburgh’s Public Sector Lawyers Struggling
Land Banks Are Newest Anti-Blight Tool
Editorial: HBG Has Moved Forward On Debt Solution
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Failure To Alter Electoral College Hinders Romney In PA
State Senate Candidates Knock On Doors, Each Other
Attorney General Candidates Offer Opposite Views
Candidates For Attorney General Raise Less Money
Editorial: Kathleen Kane For Attorney General
Clashing Views On U.S. Senate Hopefuls
Editorial: Bob Casey For Senate
Editorial: Pennsylvanians Get Late Access To Campaign Reports
Buying Political Ads In Campaign’s Closing Days
Legislature’s Health Plans Could Save Millions
Editorial: Conservatives Want Government In Nursery
New Mechanic’s Lien Priority
Betting On An Anti-Casino Casino For Philly
Pittsburgh’s Public Sector Lawyers Struggling
Land Banks Are Newest Anti-Blight Tool
Editorial: HBG Has Moved Forward On Debt Solution
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October 28, 2012
Sunday NewsClips
GOP Likely To Keep Control In Legislature
Poll: Obama Still Ahead In PA, Romney Up
PA Coal Region Backing Off Its Democratic Bent
NC, PA Reverse Role In Presidential Election
Editorial: Made-Over Mitt No Alternative To Obama
Editorial: For President, Barack Obama
Editorial: Four More Years For Obama
Close Race Leaves Pollsters Little Margin For Error
Casey Maintains He’ll Be Independent Voice
Critz-Rothfus Race Tests GOP In Western PA
Dent, Daugherty Face Off In Newly Configured District
Race For Erie Senate Seat Heats Up
Bumsted: Investigating The Investigators
No Action On Direct Shipping Of Wines
Tax Increment Financing Poses Big Risks In PA
Column: Use Marcellus Shale To Address Pension Crisis
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Poll: Obama Still Ahead In PA, Romney Up
PA Coal Region Backing Off Its Democratic Bent
NC, PA Reverse Role In Presidential Election
Editorial: Made-Over Mitt No Alternative To Obama
Editorial: For President, Barack Obama
Editorial: Four More Years For Obama
Close Race Leaves Pollsters Little Margin For Error
Casey Maintains He’ll Be Independent Voice
Critz-Rothfus Race Tests GOP In Western PA
Dent, Daugherty Face Off In Newly Configured District
Race For Erie Senate Seat Heats Up
Bumsted: Investigating The Investigators
No Action On Direct Shipping Of Wines
Tax Increment Financing Poses Big Risks In PA
Column: Use Marcellus Shale To Address Pension Crisis
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October 27, 2012
Saturday NewsClips
Corbett Staff Raises Anger State Managers
Judge Rejects Request For Fast Voter ID Ad Ruling
More Registered Dems Left Party Than GOP
U.S. Senate Candidates Meet For Only Debate
Casey, Smith Spar In Only Debate
Casey, Smith Cordial In Only Debate
Dem Poll: Casey Up 12 On Smith
More Outside Groups Spend On U.S. Senate Race
Kane Leads Freed In Fund-Raising Efforts
Attorney General Candidates Release Fund-Raising Tallies
LCB Chief Uncorks Private Label Probe
UC Bond Sale Keeps PA Borrowing Costs Low
Moody’s Downgrades Penn State Bond Debt
Pennsylvania Debating Oracle Tax Credit
Protection From Abuse Orders Available In More Languages
Editorial: A Gun Bill That Doesn’t Scare Lawmakers
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Judge Rejects Request For Fast Voter ID Ad Ruling
More Registered Dems Left Party Than GOP
U.S. Senate Candidates Meet For Only Debate
Casey, Smith Spar In Only Debate
Casey, Smith Cordial In Only Debate
Dem Poll: Casey Up 12 On Smith
More Outside Groups Spend On U.S. Senate Race
Kane Leads Freed In Fund-Raising Efforts
Attorney General Candidates Release Fund-Raising Tallies
LCB Chief Uncorks Private Label Probe
UC Bond Sale Keeps PA Borrowing Costs Low
Moody’s Downgrades Penn State Bond Debt
Pennsylvania Debating Oracle Tax Credit
Protection From Abuse Orders Available In More Languages
Editorial: A Gun Bill That Doesn’t Scare Lawmakers
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October 26, 2012
Oct. 29 PA Environment Digest Now Available
New York City Reservoir Drawn Down To Prepare For Hurricane Sandy
The partner governments who cooperatively manage the Delaware River—Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and New York City—announced Friday more than 120 million gallons of water per day are being released from the Neversink Reservoir in Sullivan County, New York.
Corbett Declares State Of Emergency Ahead Of Storm
PA Residents Told To Prep As Super Storm Looms
East Coast Readies For Frankenstorm Monster
Flash Flooding Likely From Hurricane Sandy
Preparing For Hurricane Sandy In PA
Philly Region Likely To Feel Storm’s Wrath
Eastern Utilities Brace For Expected Super Storm
The partner governments who cooperatively manage the Delaware River—Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York and New York City—announced Friday more than 120 million gallons of water per day are being released from the Neversink Reservoir in Sullivan County, New York.
The water is being released from the reservoir, located in the Delaware River basin about 75 miles northwest of New York City, in order to make room for rainfall from Hurricane Sandy.
“While modeling forecasts show the storm may lose strength when it makes landfall, there are still large volumes of rain that are expected to come down,” DEP Secretary Mike Krancer said. “In order to create more capacity in the reservoir to capture stormwater and prevent spilling, everyone has agreed that a release at Neversink Reservoir is in all of our best interests.
“Residents along the Delaware River may see higher than normal river volumes in the coming days in advance of the storm,” he said. “But this release now will help prevent the possibility of much higher river flows and flooding later on in the course of the storm event.”
Earlier this year, Pennsylvania and its partners signed an extension of a water management agreement that allowed for such releases in advance of storms. The agreement also includes measures to protect the habitat in the waterways and to balance the drinking water needs of millions of residents in the four states.
The two other New York City-owned reservoirs in the Delaware River watershed, Pepacton and Cannonsville, are at about 70 percent capacity. Additional releases at these reservoirs will not be conducted at this time. The Cannonsville Reservoir is along the West Branch of the Delaware River, and the Pepacton is on the East Branch.
NewsClips: Corbett Declares State Of Emergency Ahead Of Storm
PA Residents Told To Prep As Super Storm Looms
East Coast Readies For Frankenstorm Monster
Flash Flooding Likely From Hurricane Sandy
Preparing For Hurricane Sandy In PA
Philly Region Likely To Feel Storm’s Wrath
Eastern Utilities Brace For Expected Super Storm
Friday NewsClips
Corbett Defends Handling Of Sandusky Case
Corbett Blames Dems, Media For Sandusky Case Attacks
Corbett Responds To Criticism Over Sandusky Probe
Corbett: No Politics In Sandusky Investigation
Justice Reinvestment Prison Reform Becomes Law
Corbett Signs Juvenile Murder Sentence Legislation
Corbett Signs Law To Cut Prison Population
GOP Hasn’t Ruled Out Romney Win In PA
Rasmussen Poll: Obama Up 5 Percent In PA
Butler Firm Gives Big To Rove PAC
U.S. Senate Candidate Meet For Only Debate
Smith Raises More Money Than Casey In October
Lehigh GOP Hits Casey In TV Ads
House Candidates Weigh-In On Education
Another Death Row Inmate Seeks Appeal
3 Sponsors Pull Names From PA Rape Bill
Commission Approves Lawrence County Race Track
Musto’s Trial Delay Request Denied
Op-Ed: Act 47 Worked For Pittsburgh
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Corbett Blames Dems, Media For Sandusky Case Attacks
Corbett Responds To Criticism Over Sandusky Probe
Corbett: No Politics In Sandusky Investigation
Justice Reinvestment Prison Reform Becomes Law
Corbett Signs Juvenile Murder Sentence Legislation
Corbett Signs Law To Cut Prison Population
GOP Hasn’t Ruled Out Romney Win In PA
Rasmussen Poll: Obama Up 5 Percent In PA
Butler Firm Gives Big To Rove PAC
U.S. Senate Candidate Meet For Only Debate
Smith Raises More Money Than Casey In October
Lehigh GOP Hits Casey In TV Ads
House Candidates Weigh-In On Education
Another Death Row Inmate Seeks Appeal
3 Sponsors Pull Names From PA Rape Bill
Commission Approves Lawrence County Race Track
Musto’s Trial Delay Request Denied
Op-Ed: Act 47 Worked For Pittsburgh
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October 25, 2012
Thursday NewsClips
Rendell, Santorum Say What Bugs Them About Election
PA Has 229,396 Fewer Voters Than In 2008
Judge Orders State To Respond In Voter ID Ad Case
State Launches Election Complaint Site
Editorial: Best Bets For PA Senate
Editorial: DeLuca Delivers
4 Candidates Vie For Midstate Congressional Seat
PA Congressional Candidates On Medicare
Scollo Challenges Marino In 10th Congressional District
PG Argues For Right To Photograph Polling Places
Attorney General Candidates Take To Airwaves
Musto Pleads Not Guilty To New Federal Charges
PA Has 229,396 Fewer Voters Than In 2008
Judge Orders State To Respond In Voter ID Ad Case
State Launches Election Complaint Site
Editorial: Best Bets For PA Senate
Editorial: DeLuca Delivers
4 Candidates Vie For Midstate Congressional Seat
PA Congressional Candidates On Medicare
Scollo Challenges Marino In 10th Congressional District
PG Argues For Right To Photograph Polling Places
Attorney General Candidates Take To Airwaves
Musto Pleads Not Guilty To New Federal Charges
Incinerator Suitor: HBG Not Following Law
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October 24, 2012
Wednesday NewsClips
Another Corbett Poll: A new Morning Call/Muhlenberg College poll found 32 percent of respondents said they approve of Gov. Corbett’s performance in office, with 42 percent disapproving, with 27 percent saying they don’t know. That’s actually a slight change from the same poll last week which found 39 percent said they disapprove and 33 percent approve.
Corbett Approvals Take New Dip In Poll
Casey, Smith Battle For PA’s Blue Collar Voters
Casey: I Was Ready For Close Race
Smith Chips Away At Casey In Senate Race
Bob Casey Goes On The Attack
Kane, Freed To Take AG Race To Airwaves
Democrats Attack Freed On Sandusky
Editorial: Stop Ads For Voter ID Law
Editorial: Voter ID, Don’t Be Fooled
Unemployed Decry Jammed State Phone Lines
Hearing Looks At Problems In Filing For Jobless Aid
Tax Credit For Oracle Hailed, Decrided
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Corbett Approvals Take New Dip In Poll
Casey, Smith Battle For PA’s Blue Collar Voters
Casey: I Was Ready For Close Race
Smith Chips Away At Casey In Senate Race
Bob Casey Goes On The Attack
Kane, Freed To Take AG Race To Airwaves
Democrats Attack Freed On Sandusky
Editorial: Stop Ads For Voter ID Law
Editorial: Voter ID, Don’t Be Fooled
Unemployed Decry Jammed State Phone Lines
Hearing Looks At Problems In Filing For Jobless Aid
Tax Credit For Oracle Hailed, Decrided
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October 23, 2012
Tuesday NewsClips
Editorial: Legislators’ Report Card, Good And Ugly
Casey Makes Case For Re-Election
New Casey Biker Ad Defends Record
Toomey: How To Succeed In Congress
Editorial: Critz For Congress
Sparks Fly In Attorney General Debate
PA Attorney General Hopefuls Debate
AG Candidates Draw Distinctions In Debate
Kane: PA Must Be More Business-Friendly
Mahr Highlights Auditing Background
Column: PA Voters Need Longer Memories
Musto’s Attorneys Want Corruption Charges Dismissed
Charitable Clubs Say Gambling Sustains Them
Op-Ed: Pensions Need To Be Reformed
Op-Ed: Consolidating Local Pensions Won’t Solve Problem
Op-Ed: Sexting Bill Victimizes PA Teens
Editorial: Better Law On Sexting
Land Bank Bill Enables City To Deal With Vacant Properties
Family Fuel Oil Business Has History Of Growth
Op-Ed: HBG Incinerator Negotiations Have Been Transparent
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Casey Makes Case For Re-Election
New Casey Biker Ad Defends Record
Toomey: How To Succeed In Congress
Editorial: Critz For Congress
Sparks Fly In Attorney General Debate
PA Attorney General Hopefuls Debate
AG Candidates Draw Distinctions In Debate
Kane: PA Must Be More Business-Friendly
Mahr Highlights Auditing Background
Column: PA Voters Need Longer Memories
Musto’s Attorneys Want Corruption Charges Dismissed
Charitable Clubs Say Gambling Sustains Them
Op-Ed: Pensions Need To Be Reformed
Op-Ed: Consolidating Local Pensions Won’t Solve Problem
Op-Ed: Sexting Bill Victimizes PA Teens
Editorial: Better Law On Sexting
Land Bank Bill Enables City To Deal With Vacant Properties
Family Fuel Oil Business Has History Of Growth
Op-Ed: HBG Incinerator Negotiations Have Been Transparent
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October 22, 2012
Monday NewsClips
Top Corbett Staffers Get 5 Figure Raises
GOP Lauds Productive Legislative Session
Editorial: Voter Fraud, Enabling Lawbreakers
Analysis: Debates Bring Romney Back To PA
Attorney General Candidates Set Their Priorities
Attorney General Candidates Face Off In Only Debate
Gerlach, Trivendi Battle In Rematch
Corbett Considers Tax Break For Job Creation
Vets, Anti-Blight Measures Headed To Corbett’s Desk
Cal U Told Funds Cannot Go Into Foundation
Editorial: PA Must Crack Down On Straw Gun Purchases
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GOP Lauds Productive Legislative Session
Editorial: Voter Fraud, Enabling Lawbreakers
Analysis: Debates Bring Romney Back To PA
Attorney General Candidates Set Their Priorities
Attorney General Candidates Face Off In Only Debate
Gerlach, Trivendi Battle In Rematch
Corbett Considers Tax Break For Job Creation
Vets, Anti-Blight Measures Headed To Corbett’s Desk
Cal U Told Funds Cannot Go Into Foundation
Editorial: PA Must Crack Down On Straw Gun Purchases
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October 21, 2012
Sunday NewsClips
Corbett Gives Raises To Top Aides
Pennsylvania’s 10 Biggest Campaign Donors
Ryan Speaks Briefly In Western PA, Heads To Ohio
Gap Closing Between Casey, Smith
Editorial: Re-Elect Casey
Editorial: Re-Elect Casey, Room To Grow
Editorial: Kane Best For PA’s Top Lawyer
Bumsted: Campaigning Against The Current
Murphy Faces Different Kind Of Opponent
Corbett Big Issue In Attorney General Race
LCB Directors Bring Conflicting Tales To Table
Union Leaders Authorize Strike Votes At State Universities
From Prison, Fumo Shifts Properties
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Pennsylvania’s 10 Biggest Campaign Donors
Ryan Speaks Briefly In Western PA, Heads To Ohio
Gap Closing Between Casey, Smith
Editorial: Re-Elect Casey
Editorial: Re-Elect Casey, Room To Grow
Editorial: Kane Best For PA’s Top Lawyer
Bumsted: Campaigning Against The Current
Murphy Faces Different Kind Of Opponent
Corbett Big Issue In Attorney General Race
LCB Directors Bring Conflicting Tales To Table
Union Leaders Authorize Strike Votes At State Universities
From Prison, Fumo Shifts Properties
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October 20, 2012
Saturday NewsClips
Ryan To Return To PA As Race Tightens
Casey Camp Fires Back At Rendell Criticism
Fast Eddie Goes Off Script Again
Court Asked To Order Correct Voter ID Info
Lawsuit Calls On State To Halt Voter ID Ads
Corbett Will Take Up Charter School Reform Next Year
Editorial: Plug This Right To Know Hole
PA Unemployment Surpasses National Average
PA Jobless Rate Edged Up In September
Editorial: No President Can Dictate To Oil Market
HBG Mayor, Al Sharpton Rally Voters
Politically Connected Firms Like To HBG Debt Issues
Op-Ed: Why Haven’t HBG Debt Culprits Paid Up
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Casey Camp Fires Back At Rendell Criticism
Fast Eddie Goes Off Script Again
Court Asked To Order Correct Voter ID Info
Lawsuit Calls On State To Halt Voter ID Ads
Corbett Will Take Up Charter School Reform Next Year
Editorial: Plug This Right To Know Hole
PA Unemployment Surpasses National Average
PA Jobless Rate Edged Up In September
Editorial: No President Can Dictate To Oil Market
HBG Mayor, Al Sharpton Rally Voters
Politically Connected Firms Like To HBG Debt Issues
Op-Ed: Why Haven’t HBG Debt Culprits Paid Up
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October 19, 2012
Oct. 22 PA Environment Digest Now Available
Good And Bad Environmental Bills Left On The Table As Legislative Session Ends
The Senate and House finished up voting on legislation for the year Wednesday leaving lots of unfinished business on environmental issues on the table. All bills not on the Governor’s Desk will have to start over in January.
Three environment or energy-related bills did make it to the Governor before adjournment-- Senate Bill 1298 (Smucker-R-Lancaster) providing for composting facilities on Act 319 farmlands; House Bill 1813 (Tobash-R-Berks) authorizing a financial guarantee option covering mine reclamation; and House Bill 1991 (Cutler-R-Lancaster) further providing for proof of eligibility for energy conservation programs.
Two big issues-- transportation funding and paying for damage caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in 2011 were not considered. Click Here for full story.
The Senate and House finished up voting on legislation for the year Wednesday leaving lots of unfinished business on environmental issues on the table. All bills not on the Governor’s Desk will have to start over in January.
Three environment or energy-related bills did make it to the Governor before adjournment-- Senate Bill 1298 (Smucker-R-Lancaster) providing for composting facilities on Act 319 farmlands; House Bill 1813 (Tobash-R-Berks) authorizing a financial guarantee option covering mine reclamation; and House Bill 1991 (Cutler-R-Lancaster) further providing for proof of eligibility for energy conservation programs.
Two big issues-- transportation funding and paying for damage caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in 2011 were not considered. Click Here for full story.
Friday NewsClips
Mystery Money Flowed To Corbett Campaign
Voter ID Opponents Say Ads Misleading
Analysis: Casey Retaining Seat Isn’t Sure Thing
Smith, Casey Tangle Over Medicaid, Social Security
Casey Holds Rare Campaign Event
Editorial: State Row Office Endorsements
Editorial: Re-Elect Murphy
Musto Faces Oct. 24 Arraignment On Charges
Editorial: Musto Overdue For Day In Court
Turzai Says He’ll Keep Pushing For Liquor Privatization
No Action On Liquor Store Privatization
State University Faculty Taking First Step Toward Strike
Charter School Reform Inaction Angers Both Sides
HBG Mayor, Receiver Grilled At City Forum
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Voter ID Opponents Say Ads Misleading
Analysis: Casey Retaining Seat Isn’t Sure Thing
Smith, Casey Tangle Over Medicaid, Social Security
Casey Holds Rare Campaign Event
Editorial: State Row Office Endorsements
Editorial: Re-Elect Murphy
Musto Faces Oct. 24 Arraignment On Charges
Editorial: Musto Overdue For Day In Court
Turzai Says He’ll Keep Pushing For Liquor Privatization
No Action On Liquor Store Privatization
State University Faculty Taking First Step Toward Strike
Charter School Reform Inaction Angers Both Sides
HBG Mayor, Receiver Grilled At City Forum
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October 18, 2012
Thursday NewsClips
Corbett Gives Romney Win In Second Debate
House Dems Ask For Federal Investigation Into Sandusky Probe
House Dems Advance Attack On Corbett’s Probe Of Sandusky
New Grand Jury Charges Against Musto
Rep. Toohil Calls Video Personal Attack
Rep. Toohil Responds To Controversial Video
Editorial: McCord For State Treasurer
Editorial: Best Choices For U.S. House
Details Of Notable Legislation Sent To Corbett
Final Flurry Of PA Legislation
Senate OKs Juvenile Murder Sentences Options
Juvenile Sentencing Bill Goes To Governor
Straw Purchase Gun Bill Heads To Governor
Court Ruling Eases Access To PA Death Records
Legislature Passes Juvenile Sexting Bill
State Universities Reach Deal With Faculty
State Universities May See Faculty Strike
PA Students 2nd Highest Student Debt
PA Health Insurance Exchange Plan Stalls
Charter School Bill Falls Apart In House
Speaker:: Too Many Moving Parts Derailed Charter Schools
Editorial: Pay Charters Actual Costs
PA Tax Credit Bill Aimed At Just One Company
Bill Passed To Bring Octane Testing To PA
Who’s To Blame For HBG Debt, Everyone
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House Dems Ask For Federal Investigation Into Sandusky Probe
House Dems Advance Attack On Corbett’s Probe Of Sandusky
New Grand Jury Charges Against Musto
Rep. Toohil Calls Video Personal Attack
Rep. Toohil Responds To Controversial Video
Editorial: McCord For State Treasurer
Editorial: Best Choices For U.S. House
Details Of Notable Legislation Sent To Corbett
Final Flurry Of PA Legislation
Senate OKs Juvenile Murder Sentences Options
Juvenile Sentencing Bill Goes To Governor
Straw Purchase Gun Bill Heads To Governor
Court Ruling Eases Access To PA Death Records
Legislature Passes Juvenile Sexting Bill
State Universities Reach Deal With Faculty
State Universities May See Faculty Strike
PA Students 2nd Highest Student Debt
PA Health Insurance Exchange Plan Stalls
Charter School Bill Falls Apart In House
Speaker:: Too Many Moving Parts Derailed Charter Schools
Editorial: Pay Charters Actual Costs
PA Tax Credit Bill Aimed At Just One Company
Bill Passed To Bring Octane Testing To PA
Who’s To Blame For HBG Debt, Everyone
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