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NJ Politics
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Corzine’s $40B plan to take on
state debt In a speech that could have a vast
impact on both the future of NJ and his own political career, Gov. Jon Corzine today
will propose raising as much as $40 billion to pull the state back from the financial
brink by asking motorists to tolerate higher tolls Star-Ledger
> Corzine showdown recalls Goldman ouster Bloomberg
- Legislator’s historic
service ending
When Robert Littell arrived in Trenton as
a 32-year-old assemblyman in 1968, Giants Stadium and the Meadowlands Racetrack had not yet been built, casino gambling was still a decade away and the state had no income tax Star-Ledger
NJ Environment
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Plan sees Turnpike as energy generator Whirling windmills and solar energy collectors could become more common along the New Jersey Turnpike than its
notorious refineries and oil tank farms under a proposal quietly being studied by
the Corzine administration Star-Ledger
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Environmentalists blast DEP deal with Oyster Creek On Thursday the state
DEP ruled a 20-year extension of the power plant's operating license would be
consistent with coastal zoning regulations. On the same day, DEP Commissioner
Lisa Jackson announced the agency's acceptance of a program that would put the
owner in compliance with the regulations Star-Ledger
PA Environment
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Big sewage plants gain discharge breaks As Pennsylvanians all along the Susquehanna River brace for as much as $1 billion in sewer plant upgrades to
reduce discharges that harm life in the Chesapeake Bay, three treatment plants
that serve Baltimore and Washington have been granted extensions Patriot News
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More stricken Cold War-era nuclear workers qualify for aid Alarms warning
of possible radiation contamination sometimes sounded as often as two to three times
a month at the Pennsylvania nuclear fuel processing plant where Gloria DeBiasio
worked for two decades starting in 1963 AP
PA Politics
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Inauguration begins ‘new day’ and a ‘new way’ The "new day" forecast by
Michael A. Nutter arrives this morning when the former Philadelphia city councilman
is sworn in as mayor Inquirer
New York/Nation/World
- Federal ruling nixes Catskills casinos
plans
Times
Union
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Will Spitzer pan Broadwater gas plant for his
image?
The
Governor’s tough
times in 2007 could make 2008 a better year for those who'd like to permanently sink
the Broadwater natural gas barge proposal, some pundits believe Newsday
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Offshore turbine votes in DE swaying in the winds
It was a political
killing
without fingerprints, a whodunit that Delaware environmentalists and political observers spent the holiday season trying to unravel (Wilmington) News Journal
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