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           A sampling of top news stories... Friday August 25, 2006
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NJ Politics

• Corzine picks his legal aide to be next AG Politicians and prosecutors call
  Rabner ideal as top law enforcer Star-Ledger  B. Record NYTimes                                                
  > Corzine's pick helped nail Hudson pols While Corzine is a Democrat, Rabner is known for investigating Robert  Janiszewski, the longtime Democratic power broker from Hudson County Jersey Journal
  
  > A busy office awaits Rabner's 'super talent' The state Attorney General's Office, once known for busting wiseguys and officials on the take, has been  "tarnished in the last few years," says a former AG Star-Ledger              

NJ Environment  

• Day-care center landlord ordered to pay $500,000 The landlord of a
  contaminated day-care center in Toms River has been ordered to pay $500,000
  to the state Department of Environmental Protection to clean up the site Inquirer

• Groups extol Petty's Island history A coalition of environmental and social
  justice advocates is banking on the historical role of Petty's Island in slave trading
  as a tool in their battle against Pennsauken's redevelopment plans for the Delaware
  River island Courier Post

PA Politics 

• 'Enough is enough' Gov. Rendell's 30-year career in public office has catapulted
  him from the Philadelphia offices of district attorney and mayor to top fund-raising
  circles in Washington to the chief executive spot in Pennsylvania Inquirer

PA Environment

• Toad closes area road Milton Borough will be closing a road because
  of a toad Standard Journal
   

• Tannery fined by DEP Wicket & Craig of America is fined $23,284 for
  industrial wastewater treatment plant discharge violations at its leather tannery
  in Curwensville DuBois Courier Express

New York/Nation/World  

• EPA whistleblower: U.S. hid 9/11 dust danger  NY Times
• Enviro study bids sought for Albany convention center
  $200M center will be built on 30-acre site The Business Review  

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