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                                        Monday, December 11, 2006
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 NJ Politics 

• Corzine issues veto warning in reform feud Setting up a showdown over property tax reform at
  the Statehouse today, a frustrated Gov. Jon Corzine yesterday fired off a letter to legislative leaders challenging them to send him whatever pension reform measures they can pass, and then he will
  sort it out with his veto pen Star-Ledger  Gannett  NY Times  Editorial
  > Unions expect thousands today at Statehouse Educators hope to teach legislators a lesson
  on protecting benefits Star-Ledger  Bergen Record  Editorial: Teachers win, students lose   

• State seeks overhaul of health care Reforms would mandate medical insurance for all Star-Ledger

NJ Environment

• Riches of a deep blue world After six years of scouring the world's oceans, from sun-dappled
  surfaces to their darkest depths, a global group of marine scientists has made some record-breaking revelations Star-Ledger AP Press
• Doubts raised on landfill housing A plan to transform Meadowlands landfills into a pricey golf community has hit a snag over concern that local taxpayers could be left holding the bag should the plan falter Bergen Record

PA Politics

• Taking the fun out of political funding Confusing, complex new rules on raising money may make Philadelphia’s mayoral campaign the cheapest in years Inquirer

PA Environment    

• Editorial: Facing up to fatalities as a way to boost mine safety It looks suspiciously as if
  the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration may be trying to hold down the mining death
  count to give the appearance that it's improving safety Post-Gazette
   

• Region discovers new opportunities through alternative energy When Charles Cross learned
  about biodiesel, he was skeptical. His firm -- North Side-based United Oil Co. -- had been successfully producing industrial lubricants since 1906 and his initial research suggested that producing biodiesel
  would require a major retooling of the plant Post-Gazette  

New York/Nation/World  

• KeySpan tied to gas manufacturing plant cleanup costs Newsday
   

• Delaware County towns moving on wind power Daily Star

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