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Environmental & Political News February 7, 2008

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                                Thursday, February 7, 2008
            
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New Jersey Political News

• Democrats surf wave of voters It was a good day for Hillary Clinton. It was a
  good day for Gov. Jon Corzine. And as Democratic officials assessed Super Tuesday, they agreed it was a tremendous day for their party, as Democratic voters alone set a
  turnout record Tuesday, casting 1.1 million ballots Star-Ledger  

• State indicts Gambino crime family's top brass AP  NYT  
  >Tale of a trooper turned mob 'criminal' Star-Ledger

New Jersey Environmental News 

• Highlands plan faulted for lack of detail Dozens of builders, farmers, environmentalists and public officials told Highlands planners last night that they
  should do a better job clarifying the regional master plan Bergen Record Star-Ledger

• Flood debt won’t recede Several Lodi residents displaced during the April
  nor'easter were allowed to return home this week after nearly 10 months saddled
  with mortgage payments while living in hotels and crowded apartments Bergen Record

Pennsylvania Environmental News

• PPL nuke plant The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued two radioactivity
  alerts this week regarding PPL Corp.’s Susquehanna nuclear plant in Salem Twp.
  On Tuesday, the NRC released the cause of radioactivity detected above regulatory
  limits in a shipment to the plant last month. On Wednesday, the agency announced
  a required monitoring system had been left off unintentionally at the plant while
  irradiated fuels were moved Times Leader

Pennsylvania Political News   

• Bill calls for multiple leases for T-Pike A Republican state senator has come up
  with a major revision to a plan to lease the PA Turnpike to private operators, and, if enacted, it would have several major ramifications including wiping out Allegheny
  County's 10 percent drink tax Post-Gazette

New York/Nation/World 

• Democrats in New York: Enthusiastic and divided NYT
• 'Very low significance' violations at Indian Point Newsday
• Corning to expand LCD glass factory Star-Gazette
• Great Lakes advocates unhappy with Bush budget AP

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