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Pennsylvania politics as usual
Poll: Corbett could be one-term governor Gov. Tom Corbett would stand little chance at winning a second term if the election were held today instead of 17 months from now, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll. The poll, released Friday,...Tags: Lancaster County (Pennsylvania), Richard L. Alloway, II, Company Privatization, Politics, Parties and Movements
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Utilities push bill to retain cut-off authority
Legislation in the state House of Representatives would make permanent the provision in a nearly decade-old law that has made it easier for utilities to cut off service to delinquent customers. The 2004 law, called Act 201, gave utilities greater...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Justice System, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Consumers
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Joe Paterno's Family Filing New Lawsuit Vs. NCAA
Representatives of former Penn State coach Joe Paterno's family will file a new lawsuit against the NCAA that will be announced Wednesday night on NBC Sports Network's "Costas Tonight" Network spokesman Adam Friefeld told PennLive.com that Wick Sollers,...Tags: Justice System, Abusive Behavior, Politics, Laws, Bob Costas
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State budget talks to heat up in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG — House Republicans on Wednesday will introduce a 2013-14 budget that is $100 million less than Gov. Tom Corbett had proposed in February. The Republicans, who control the House by a 19-member majority, will call for reducing Corbett's...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Dominic Pileggi, Budgets and Budgeting, Politics, Joseph F Markosek
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Logan Cavey and Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett
New Covenant Christian School kindergartner Logan Cavey, 6, recites a portion of the Gettysburg Address to Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett on Memorial Day at the monument on the Gettysburg Battlefield, commemorating the delivery in November 1863 of...
Tags: Human Interest, Executive Branch, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Politics, Memorial Day
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Upper Macungie logistics company to expand, add 258 jobs
A specialty packaging and logistics company in the Lehigh Valley is expected to add 258 jobs through an expansion over the next three years, enabled by financial assistance from the state. Yourway Transport, which provides temperature-controlled...Tags: Don Cunningham, Lehigh County, Career and Workplace, Macungie, Employment
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Judge tosses Corbett's suit against NCAA over Penn State sanctions
Gov. Tom Corbett's lawsuit to reverse NCAA sanctions over Penn State's role in the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal fails to show how the penalties harm Pennsylvanians, a judge said in dismissing the case. U.S. District Judge Yvette Kane granted...Tags: Corporate Crime, Justice System, Tim Curley, Punishment, Laws
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Police probe whether Bethlehem killing is gang-related
Bethlehem police said they continue to investigate whether gangs played a role in this weekend's fatal shooting of a 25-year-old city man, which authorities may prosecute as a first-degree murder case. Police said a 17-year-old Bethlehem boy, Lucas J....
Tags: Firearms, Punishment, Northampton County (Pennsylvania), Prisons, Shootings
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Point-Counterpoint: Should Pennsylvania dump Common Core standards?
Common Core education standards — meant to align America's school districts around a set of subject-specific principles — are coming under increasing fire. Harrisburg correspondent Steve Esack asked a fan and a foe for their views as...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Credit and Debt, Adult Education, Economy, Business and Finance
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Some states push back on common core standards
Of the 45 states that adopted the Common Core reading, math and writing standards, nine are having second thoughts. Some states are seeking to slow implementation, while others are trying to repeal the standards altogether. Legislation pending in some...
Tags: Voting, Executive Branch, Politics, Elections, Nathan Deal
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Boots Hetherington finds something special at each fair or festival
Farm, Field & Garden CorrespondentBarron "Boots" Hetherington, special adviser to the governor who works for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, is gearing up for this year's fair and festival season. In fact, Hetherington visited the Pennsylvania Maple Festival in March as the...Tags: Pittsburgh, Economy, Business and Finance, Consumer Goods Industries, Budgets and Budgeting, Politics
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Paterno family suit seeks injunction against enforcement of NCAA sanctions
A group representing the Paterno family, former Penn State football players and several university trustees has announced a new lawsuit against the NCAA to end last year's sanctions of the football team. In an interview broadcast Wednesday on the NBC...
Tags: Corporate Crime, Mark Emmert, Entertainment, National Hockey League, Colleges and Universities
Jun 8, 2013
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May 28, 2013
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May 29, 2013
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May 29, 2013
|Story| Allentown Morning Call
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