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                                             Wednesday, March 7, 2007
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 NJ Politics   

• Ex marks the spot Governor Corzine’s former girlfriend, union leader Carla Katz, paid $1.1M
  three months ago to buy a luxury condominium in the same Hoboken building where Gov. Jon
  Corzine lives. Katz, who earns $102, 802 a year as president of CWA Local 1034, isn’t discussing
  her funding source Star-Ledger  
   

• Littell says he won't run for Senate seat again State Sen. Robert Littell, 71, the longest-serving
  state lawmaker in New Jersey history, announces through his campaign spokesman that he would not
  seek re-election Daily Record  Star-Ledger

• PSEG names ex-Democratic party exec to lobby post  Public Service Enterprise Group
  says Rick Thigpen, a former executive director of the NJ Democratic State Committee and a
  lobbyist, will become vice president of governmental affairs in the state, replacing longtime exec,
  Fred DeSanti Star-Ledger  PSEG

PA Environment

• State tracks rumors of the return of the eastern cougar Is the big cat back? The U.S. Fish
  and Wildlife Service wants to find out and is undertaking a review of scientific and anecdotal information
  to learn whether the eastern cougar is again roaming the woods and ridges of PA Post-Gazette
   

• Was state tax on oil profits such a good idea? Lawmakers wonder if the petroleum giants they
  want to punish will just pass along the cost to motorists in higher gasoline prices Post-Gazette

PA Politics 

• Senator Casey slow to settle in Freshman U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is off to a slow start opening

  district offices, including one slated for Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

New York/Nation/World  

• Schumer: Vote 'no' on National Grid deal Times Union

• Indian Point reactor closes a month to refuel Recordonline

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