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NJ Politics
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Corzine tells how he’ll ‘fix this mess’ Governor maps bumpy road to fiscal health
in no-frills speech Star-Ledger NYT
> What it means ... Governor Corzine lays out unprecedented plan to cut NJ's staggering debt burden by creating a non-profit corporation to operate the state's
toll roads Bergen Record -
Lame-duck senator gets plum job after key vote For months, outgoing state
Sen. Nicholas Asselta (R-Cumberland) had angled for an appointment to the state
Board of Public Utilities. Yesterday, hours after he cast a pivotal vote to help Gov.
Jon Corzine win approval for his $7.8B school funding proposal, the governor approved
his BPU appointment Star-Ledger
NJ Environment
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Trump blows EnCap deadline The Trump Organization cannot complete a budget
for cleaning up landfills at the EnCap site in the Meadowlands before a Friday deadline,
an EnCap attorney tells the state Bergen Record
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stockpile of concerns
Nearly two years after local
politicians claimed victory in a
fight to expunge thousands of tons of mercury stored at a federal government depot in Hillsborough, the nation’s largest stockpile of hazardous material remains tucked away
in a warehouse facility off Route 206 Star-Ledger
PA Environment
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Battle looms over TMI Unit 1 extension If it wants to keep the Three Mile Island nuclear station operating until 2034, AmerGen Energy will have to convince federal regulators it can mitigate the effects of aging on the power plant Patriot News
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Bill would give break to drivers of alternative vehicles Motorists driving fuel-
saving cars would get a break on state vehicle registration fees while owners of sport
utility vehicles would pay more under legislation sponsored by a Luzerne County
lawmaker Citizens Voice
PA Politics
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Nutter asks review of casino permits Citing a rush to issue permits for
SugarHouse Casino before the end of the Street administration's term, Philadelphia
Mayor Nutter orders full review of city approvals Inquirer
New York/Nation/World
- NYC to require stores to recycle plastic bags NY Times
- City to pay $50G over 2004 GOP park protest Daily News
- Congress takes look at NRC’s operations AP Press
- Bearing down on warming
Environmental
groups will be heading to court today
to challenge the Bush administration's foot-dragging over polar bears Star-Ledger
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