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                                                      Wednesday, May 30, 2007
            
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NJ Politics  

• State GOP chair named in $2.6M lobbyist law suit A taxpayer lawsuit seeks to force two
  lobbying groups to return $2.6M in allegedly fraudulent payments from the Burlington County Bridge Commission. Targeted are The Strategy Group and two of its former principals -- Republican state chairman Thomas Wilson and Robert Stears Courier-Post

• Democrats to protest at president's event President Bush will be coming to Edison today,
  and NJ residents on both sides of the aisle have been diligently preparing for his arrival Gannett

 NJ Environment  

• Advocate: Legal muscle needed to stop land-taking State laws that allow governments to take land for redevelopment are being misused and need to be reformed to protect private property owners, public advocate says in a report Bergen Record Star-Ledger  NY Times  Gannett AC Press  Editorial 
  > Paulsboro seizure termed abusive Courier Post
   
• Report: NJ loses 15,000 acres annually to development Included are significant amounts in the central and coastal parts of the state, says preliminary report released by researchers from Rutgers and Rowan universities Gannett

PA Environment

• PPL: Rates will soar PPL executives are warning consumers to brace themselves for a massive jump
  in electricity rates at the end of 2009 Scranton Times Tribune
   

• Bucks asks panel to reduce flooding The county commissioners convene their new flooding task
  force at the Delaware River Toll Bridge Commission headquarters and urge members to examine every
  aspect of flooding Morning Call

PA Politics 

• Grant improves state’s chance of becoming Wall Street west Morning Call

• Doctors support some health care rule changes Centre Daily Times

New York/Nation/World

• Carey to retire from Power Authority Jersey Journal
• Overhaul of immigration l aw could reshape city NY Times
• Indian Point 2 interrupts power production Journal News

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