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A sampling of top news stories... Tuesday,  April 18, 2006

NJ Politics

• Bribery indictment points to two friends of Lynch The corruption probe into the
  business dealings of former state Sen. John Lynch inches nearer to the Democratic
  Party power broker  with new allegations that two of his closest associates paid
  elected officials for their votes on a controversial Monmouth County project Star-Ledger
   
• Governor facing tax revolt Corzine acknowledges that a lack of support in the
  Legislature has cast doubt on his plan to hike the state sales tax Express-Times                                       

NJ Environment

• Campbell joins law firm with state clients Bradley M. Campbell, NJ's former
  environmental commissioner, has taken a job with Wolff & Samson, the politically
  connected law firm whose clients often do business with state government Bergen Record             

• DEP sues Ames Rubber The state is seeking to recover from the Hamburg-based
  company costs related to an enviro cleanup that's been going on at the site for more
  than 15 years NJ Herald

PA Politics 

• Lawmakers near deal on property tax relief Senior citizens and politicians
  could be the biggest winners in an emerging school property tax deal that could
  receive the blessing of House and Senate negotiators this week Patriot-News

   

PA Environment

• Moratorium declared on Delaware riverfront rights Gov. Ed Rendell declares
  a temporary moratorium on sale of state-owned riverbed rights to developers along
  the Delaware Riverfront in Philadelphia, saying the state needs to determine whether
  it is getting the best value for its money Courier Post

• 5 face charges for illegal dumping Five people, including the owners of three
  New York trucking companies, charged with dumping construction and demolition
  waste in Monroe and Lehigh counties Morning Call

 New York/Nation/World 

• Turning trash into Internet treasure Rather than just driving around looking
  for reusables placed at the curb, Jim Nachlin suggests you try using
  GarbageScout.com  Star-Ledger

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