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                                                    Monday, June 11, 2007
            
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NJ Politics 

• He’s Corzine’s go-to guy for business Gary Rose is widely considered the second-most
  powerful official in NJ state government – right behind Gov. Jon Corzine Star-Ledger

• Ex-Newark mayor is target of federal corruption probe Federal prosecutors have formally
  notified former Newark Mayor Sharpe James, one of the state's most enduring and powerful
  politicians, that he is the target of a grand jury probe Star-Ledger

NJ Environment

• Sport-fishing groups reject compromise on reef use The commercial fishing industry offers
  a compromise plan designed to reduce gear conflicts with recreational anglers on the state’s artificial reefs, but sport-fishing groups soundly reject it AC Press  

• Water tax can't tap legislative support One sure way of protecting the state's water-generating Highlands land is to buy it, but state funding sources are running dry. That’s led to renewed calls for
  a water-user fee for land acquisitions Bergen Record
   

PA Environment
 

• Global warming fight may benefit PA farmers An innovative program will allow most
  PA farmers employing conservation practices to sell "carbon credits" through the Chicago Climate Exchange Daily Item
   

• A round-the-clock remediation Work continues on clean up of the area of last month’s gasoline line rupture that dumped some 63,000 gallons onto the ground in the Edgewood section of Coal Twp News Item

PA Politics 

• FBI probes insurance payment to Superior Court judge AP
   

• A drive at the Open to promote the city (and its mayor?) A links-loving mayor is plotting
  to turn this week's U.S. Open into an extended commercial for Pittsburgh, and, maybe, for himself Post-Gazette

New York/Nation/World

• News of KeySpan probe delays LIPA deal Newsday
• Bloomberg defends congestion-pricing plan NY Times
• NY parks’ challenge: To handle more with less NY Times 

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