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           A sampling of top news stories... Thursday July 13, 2006
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NJ Politics

• Farber seeks political allies as traffic stop is investigated As a special prosecutor investigates whether she intervened in a traffic stop to help her boyfriend, state Attorney General Zulima Farber has reached out to Democratic lawmakers, asking them to keep an open mind until the probe is complete
  Star-Ledger   
  > 'Click it' violators wish they knew AG Asking for a break, heart patient told by cop: "We have
  zero tolerance" Bergen Record

• Menendez rakes in double Kean's cash Menendez raises  $2.6M in three months to Kean’s
  $1.1M Star-Ledger  NY Times

NJ Environment

• Bill would expand authorities’ scope The economic development arena is likely to become more crowded if Gov. Jon S. Corzine signs a bill that would expand the powers of the state's 15 improvement authorities Courier-Post

• Oyster Creek environmental impact argued A positive report on the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant's effect on the environment is labeled as "irrelevant" by a Rutgers University marine science
  professor who said some key data used are more than 25 years old AP Press  AC Press

PA Politics 

• Giuliani calls Swann 'what we need in America' They joked about getting each other's autograph,
  then Rudolph Giuliani and Lynn Swann stood there and let everyone see that the mayor who had led
  New York through the 9/11 crisis and the NFL Hall of Famer were a team Inquirer

PA Environment

• People called biggest polluters A three-year study finds that the biggest sources of air pollution
  in Warren County, NJ  are not the smokestacks on PA power plants across the Delaware but ones that residents themselves can control Star-Ledger   Express-Times

• State funding will blow wind energy into Perkasie Dreams of supplementing some of its energy
  needs with cheaper and cleaner wind power come closer to fruition as DEP names Perkasie as one of
  15 PA municipalities selected to receive a free, small wind turbine Morning Call  

New York/Nation/World  

• More woes for former recycling official Newsday

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