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New Jersey Political News
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Alternate option on Corzine's
toll plan
Amid signs of
growing resistance to Gov. Corzine's toll plan in the Legislature, its chief
Democratic critic yesterday proposed an alternative that would combine smaller
toll increases with higher gasoline taxes and the sale or lease of the state
Lottery
Star-Ledger
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Running 'em out of state ...
on a poll
New
Jerseyans are generally dissatisfied
with Corzine, Lautenberg, Menendez and state legislators, too, according to new poll
data Star-Ledger
New Jersey Environmental News
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Alec Baldwin to nuke critics: Don’t let Corzine off hook “Exelon makes $150 million in profit at that plant (Oyster Creek in Lacey). I don't think they'll close it down
if they have to build cooling towers,” the actor tells audience at a forum Wednesday
night. Exelon’s response: the towers aren’t necessary and could cause environmental problems Gannett
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PSEG has big plans for Power profit Expecting to generate between $2 billion and $2.5 billion in excess cash during the next three years, the Newark-based energy company is considering investments in conservation, alternative energy, and maybe
a new nuclear plant in South Jersey Star-Ledger
Pennsylvania Environmental News
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‘Nobody free pass’ on Chesapeake Bay mandate There was no silver lining in comments Wednesday by state DEP Secretary Kathleen A. McGinty about the
potential $1 billion impact of a federal mandate to clean up the water flowing from PA
into the Chesapeake Bay Sun Gazette
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East Pennsboro fights bay cleanup rules The township will appeal a state plan
that outlines improvements it must pay for to comply with state federal requirements
to clean up the Chesapeake Bay. Numerous mid-state municipalities face staggering costs -- over $1 billion dollars in all -- to upgrade sewage treatment plants to meet the
bay cleanup requirements Penn Live
Pennsylvania Political News
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Liquor reform on the rocks? Former Gov. Dick Thornburgh has two words for the
backers of the latest bill to dismantle the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board: "Keep plugging" Patriot News
New York/Nation/World
- Bruno chases cold cash in warm weather Times Union
- Utility, state settle case over coal plant Post-Standard
- Study finds emerging diseases on the rise NPR
- Mercury taint divides a Japanese whaling town NY Times
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