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              Friday, June 20, 2008
            
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New Jersey Political News

  • After Assembly OK, budget stalls in Senate Committee puts off vote as majority leader says many details 'need to be worked out' Star-Ledger
    > Lawmaker looks to take holiday from state employees
    The fight about state worker pensions and benefits that has stalled consideration of NJ's $32.9 billion budget took on another wrinkle overnight, as a key lawmaker advanced legislation that would eliminate the Lincoln's Birthday holiday Star-Ledger
    > Editorial: The sneaky utility tax Star-Ledger

New Jersey Environmental News 

  • Permit compromise gains in Legislature After reaching a compromise between environmentalists and builders, Senate and Assembly committees yesterday approved legislation intended to spark commercial and housing construction once the economy improves Star-Ledger
     
  • Eminent domain bill advances A bill to reform the process of eminent domain
    cleared a Senate committee Thursday, breaking a two-year stalemate 
    Glouco Times

Pennsylvania Environmental News

  • Council voted to privatize sludge plant  Philadelphia’s City Council votes to
    privatize its sludge plant. A partnership lead by Houston-based Synagro Inc., would
    take over the plant, building an addition that would dry the city's treated human waste
    into pellets that qualify as fertilizer that can be sent anywhere
    Inquirer
     

  • Corn farms cope with higher costs With corn fields in the Midwest under water
    and already-record prices on the rise, corn growers of York County should be poised
    for windfall profits, right?
    York Daily Record

Pennsylvania Political News   

  • Nutter speech inspires city planners As college graduates are often told at this
    time of year, half of life is just showing up. For political leaders, half the job is just
    stating their goals, then telling the public how they expect to realize them
    Inquirer

New York/Nation/World 

  • Legislature chairman to undergo procedure LoHud.com
  • House committee backs off EPA contempt move NYC
  • Feds: ethanol not affecting fuel, food prices Waste News

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