Monday PA Capitol Digest NewsClips

Senators Muth, Argall Have Very Different Views On $34 Billion Spending Plan
Muschick: PA’s New Budget Earns High Marks, Despite Elitist Republicans
Micek: State Treasurer Joe Torsella Isn’t Running For Governor… Yet

Editorial: Voters Should Decide Straight-Ticket Voting Issue
Editorial: States Should Strive To End Gerrymandering 
Newly Elected Philadelphia House Member Wants Capitol To Confront Gun Violence
Bill Proposes To Overhaul Probation In Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Places Deacon On Leave Over Conduct Allegations Involving A Minor

Erie’s State Politicians Back County, Regional College Partnership

PHEAA Aims To Close College Tuition Fund Gap
$4 Million In State Money To Make College Free For More Cheyney U. Students

AP: Jefferson University Apologizes For Erroneous Active Shooter Alert
Wharton Closing Its Small Business Development Center

Editorial: After Amazon Secrecy, Allegheny Conference Urges Inclusion

PA Cities Can’t Stay Afloat Without Raising Taxes, Senate Committee Hearing Thursday In Lancaster

10 Years Later: Is Chester Better Now With A Soccer Stadium?

Editorial: Fiscal Cliff Gets Crowded With PA School Districts
Editorial: Games Of Skill Machines Should Be Treated As Gambling Machines
Pitt, Penn State To Begin Studying Opioid Use In Hard-Hit Appalachia

Editorial: State Can Only Blame Itself For Low REAL ID Turnout

Luzerne County Database Still Down After Cyber Attack, But Costs Covered

Editorial: Time For Philly To Bet A Better Handle On Financial Controls

National/International

Op-Ed: Democratic Presidential Candidates Say A Lot, But Little That Resonates With Middle-Class Voters

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