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                                             Monday, Feb 12, 2007
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 NJ Politics   

• U.S. Attorney, Legislature in high-stakes tiff Christopher Christie and state lawmakers
  are locked in a secret legal battle over his attempts to launch a wide-ranging investigation of the
  NJ Legislature. Christie is seeking budget memos, emails and other documents to show whether
  elected officials steered money to groups or institutions in order to benefit themselves Star-Ledger

• Camden candidate upfront on money woes She owes back property taxes, had her driver's
  license suspended, had her wages garnished, and is running for city council Courier-Post

NJ Environment

• N. Brunswick water utility, under probe, kills himself
  A New Brunswick official shoots and kills himself after learning he had become a target of
  a widening federal criminal investigation into public corruption in the city Star-Ledger
   
• NJ’s chromium cleanup standards stiffened The DEP has come up with a tough new
  standard for removing chromium waste from soil, three years after critics complained the
  agency had weakened cleanup standards for the toxic substance beyond safe levels. DEP
  says they’re the nation’s toughest Star-Ledger  

PA Politics 

• Ferocity behind a Fumo smile He gives bobble head dolls of himself to women he dates.
  He is also famous for launching red-faced, neck-vein-popping curses at people who get in
  his way Inquirer

• Opinion: Fumo's defense: Brilliant but flawed Inquirer

PA Environment

• Gas odor causes evacuations About 15 Trainer families were evacuated from their
  homes yesterday because of a strong odor of gas from the ConocoPhillips Marcus Hook
  plant's sewage system Inquirer
   

• Shoemakersville springs big leaks The town’s water reserves are nearly drained by separate
  problems--a water main break and a sprinkler system malfunction at a borough business--over the
  weekend Reading Eagle

New York/Nation/World     

• Officials at odds over wind payments Oneida Dispatch
• Scientist offers a towering ‘warming’ solution Star-Ledger
• Opinion: A rush-hour tax on urban drivers? CS Monitor

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