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New Jersey Politics
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Christie’s Ashcroft deal
brings scrutiny in Justice Dept.
When the federal
top prosecutor in New Jersey needed to find an outside lawyer to monitor a large corporation willing to settle criminal charges out of court last fall, he turned former Attorney General John Ashcroft, his onetime boss. The resulting multi-million
contract has prompted an internal inquiry NY Times
New Jersey Environment
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Computer, TV recycling looms New Jersey is close to creating a recycling
program for old television sets and computers, and it plans to pay for it by charging manufacturers $5,000 a year to sell their products in the state AP Press
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Insurer to pay $12.5M toward Berry’s Creek cleanup A unit of insurance
giant American International Group Inc. will pay toward a long-delayed contamination cleanup of the Ventron-Velsicol Superfund site in Wood-Ridge and Carlstadt B. Record
Pennsylvania Environment
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Dredging project nearing an accord Once work begins, the dredging vessels
will take more than five years to deepen the shipping channel of the Delaware River
off Philadelphia from 40 to 45 feet Inquirer
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DEP: Emissions levels near plant OK The state will continue to collect and
test dust near the Bruce Mansfield coal-fired power plant in Shippingport, but so far, officials say they have found no evidence of unsafe levels of hazardous emissions
near the facility Beaver County Times
Pennsylvania Politics
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Rendell, GOP still at odds over energy, health, taxes They clash yesterday
on what legislative priorities should be pursued this spring, which might not bode
well for hopes of progress Post-Gazette
New York/Nation/World
- Congestion prices and its alternatives New York Times
- City trees to be cloned, planted in boroughs New York Sun
- Great Lawn just got better, visitors agree New York Times
- Farmland protection law draws praise Buffalo News
- Study boosts switchgrass as new alternative fuel NPR
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