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                                         Tuesday November 7, 2006
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NJ Politics

Time for the unsure to pick a senator
Polls show enough undecided voters to sway today's Menendez-Kean election for U.S. Senate Star-Ledger
> Kean, Menendez make last rounds New Jersey's U.S. Senate candidates greeted commuters and talked with senior citizens in Bergen, the state's largest county, yesterday - the final full day of a bitter campaign that has filled airwaves with attacks for months. Final poll gives Menendez 5 point edge
Jersey Journal Bergen Record Gannett

NJ Environment

3 groups demand NJ prepare for bear hunt Three hunting groups are going to court
to force the state to get ready for a possible bear hunt this December, while the governor
decides whether to hold the hunt at all AP Press
Remaking the Meadowlands by degrees In a unique public-private partnership, Bergen
Community College plans to open a campus in the Meadowlands that will focus initially on training
workers for the new Xanadu entertainment and retail complex. Nine acres at the Meadowlands Sports Complex have been set aside to build the southern campus Bergen Record Star-Ledger

PA Politics

Early 'typical' glitches reported with electronic vote machines Voters cast ballots on
electronic voting machines for the first time in every Pennsylvania county today as wary election
watchdogs closely monitor the polls for equipment glitches and other problems Associated Press

PA Environment

Faulty signal linked to TMI shutdown A signal unintentionally transmitted during testing
of a device that measures steam pressure caused the automatic shutdown of Three Mile Island's
Unit 1 reactor last week, officials say Patriot News
Official: Reducing NYC reservoirs won't help much Lowering New York City's reservoir
levels probably won't be a huge help in preventing future Delaware River flooding locally and wouldn't
have made much difference during previous floods, says DRBC executive director Morning Call

New York/Nation/World

Kesselring nuclear reactors shut down for repairs AP

Tire burn begins at Lake Champlain paper plant AP
Resort called threat to New York water Times Union

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