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NJ Politics 

Corzine claims shield on e-mails Gov. Jon Corzine asserts in court that his e-mail exchanges with labor
leader and one-time paramour Carla Katz during recent state worker negotiations are not subject to the state's open records law Star-Ledger  

Voters call Lautenberg too senior a senator First elected to the U.S. Senate in 1982 after hinting that
72-year-old Rep. Millicent Fenwick was too old to serve effectively, Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg, now 83,
is facing some of the same skepticism in his 2008 re-election bid Star-Ledger Gannett  Cartoon

NJ Environment 

Highlands Council suffers the loss of another key official Officials say that the departure of Steven
Balzano as the council's director of science and planning will not hamper the effort to create a master plan
for the vast region Daily Record

Site plan approval sought for ethanol NJ Ethanol LLC seeks approval from the county planning board
for the state's first ethanol plant in Bridgeton near prison Bridgeton News  AC Press

PA Environment

Rendell relents on energy issues that slowed budget talks Gov. Ed Rendell announces at a late-night
news conference that a nearly $27.4M budget agreement has been reached Patriot-News

Editorial: Much-needed Pa. energy plan budget casualty Republicans in Harrisburg may have succeeded
in forcing Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell to set aside a key component of the 2007-08 budget that would have helped Pennsylvania move into a more energy-secure future Pocono Record

PA Politics 

Budget deal ends state shutdown Gov. Rendell laughs during a news conference with legislative leaders
late last night to announce the budget agreement. "All sides can say they have achieved some of their goals,"
he said Inquirer
> For Rendell, a very bumpy ride Inquirer

New York/Nation/World

Brooklyn backs mayor’s marine waste-transfer station The planned marine waste-transfer station at the Gansevoort Pier in Greenwich Village is being held up by several members of the state Assembly who want the transfer station moved to Pier 76 on the Upper West Side Brooklyn Daily Eagle

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