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                                                       Monday, May 7, 2007
            
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NJ Politics  

• A coming-of-age for NJ's powerful teachers union An emerging intergenerational struggle
  for dwindling resources between those with the numbers and those in control Star-Ledger

• SUV ablaze, trooper dived atop Corzine In his first interview, governor lauds 'hero;'  Corzine
  will resume leadership duties today from Princeton offices at Morven Star-Ledger  
  > New test for Corzine 'work ethic' Jon Corzine has a head start on most of the 300,000 or
  so other Americans who each year face recovery from serious car-crash injuries Bergen Record

NJ Environment
 

• NJ delegation send letter against drilling to Bush Twelve members of  the state’s 
  congressional delegation write to  the President opposing his administration's proposal to
  allow oil and natural gas drilling off the VA coast Courier Post Today's Sunbeam
  >Editorial: Keep the coasts free of oil drilling Star-Ledger
   
• EPA’s toxic cleanups lag behind in NJ Of the country's most polluted industrial sites,
  NJ holds the lion's share, and over three decades only a small percentage have been cleaned
  up under the supervision of the federal EPA Bergen Record

PA Environment

• Water wars Three New York reservoirs could be used to reduce floods on the Delaware River significantly, but the entity that owns them has no plan to use them for that purpose. NYC
  officials want to keep them as full as possible throughout the spring to assure that the city
  has enough drinking water in reserve to last through the summer and droughts The Intelligencer
  > Questions about flooding What are the plans to address flooding on the Delaware River?
  The Intelligencer
   

• Company says wind mills safe despite mishap A company that wants to build an electricity-generating windmill farm near Harrisburg says it has improved its quality control since large pieces
  broke off seven turbine blades in western PA AP

PA Politics 

• Wrestling to control PA turnpike The agency operating it should be abolished, and
  PennDot should get the job, says a legislator Inquirer
   

• Western PA party chief gives lively speech, then dies AP

New York/Nation/World

• Hudson sewage spill stopped; caution urged Journal News
• 10 states create carbon cap-and-trade program NYT
• Buffalo working to revive inland port Buffalo News

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