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                                           Wednesday, March 21, 2007
            
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 NJ Politics   

• Rutgers duo subpoenaed on Bryant Two Rutgers University administrators responsible
  for hiring embattled state Sen. Wayne Bryant will testify tomorrow before a federal grand jury
  Star-Ledger

• NJ contemplates full-time lawmakers Doctors, lawyers and fire chiefs can be found in
  the NJ Legislature, along with people who hold a variety of other jobs. Sen. Wayne Bryant,
  a Camden Democrat, even found time in 2005 for six jobs. But do such outside jobs create
  conflicts? Inquirer

• Opinion: The threat over New Jersey If a single railroad tanker, sitting yesterday in the
  shadow of the Pulaski Skyway, were blown up by a skillful terrorist, it could spread a cloud of
  poisonous gas for miles and cause casualties on the scale of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
  Star-Ledger
   
• Honeywell’s Teterboro plant selling land, shutting down The former Bendix plant,
  a key aircraft parts manufacturing site during World War II, is shutting its doors, leaving many
  of its 425 workers without jobs. A Denver-based company that specializes in mixed-use
  development is the new owner Bergen Record

PA Environment

• PECO moves to boost alternative energy PECO Energy Co. has become the first
  electric utility in Pennsylvania to move to comply with a state law that requires increasing
  amounts of alternative energy be used to generate electricity supplied to customers after
  2010 Patriot News
   

• Official says disorganized development worsens flooding  Allowing municipalities
  to approve development without coordinating with neighbors is worsening flooding in
  northeastern PA, a Luzerne County commissioner and Flood Protection Authority member
  says AP

PA Politics 

• PA House to revisit immigration control Conservatives are renewing their attack
  on illegal immigration with a package of bills they expect to unveil today Post-Gazette

New York/Nation/World  

• Hearing delayed for Spitzer’s enviro chief The Journal News
• Judge upholds Adirondack road closings New York Times
• Gore urges quick action to avert warming disaster AP

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