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NJ Politics
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Voters reject
stem cell spending
On a day when
Democrats retained control of the Legislature despite the defeat of freshman
Sen. Ellen Karcher in Monmouth County,
voters rejected ballot initiatives on stem cells and property taxes championed by party leaders Star-Ledger Bergen Record Bloomberg
NJ Environment
- DEP's next target
could be hiding in your cabinet
The state has already gone
under the hoods of cars and into the inner workings of industry to ferret out air pollution. Now the DEP’s nose for noxious gasses is sniffing at the garage and the cabinet under the sink, with a series of regulations to clamp down on everything from air fresheners to shaving gel Star-Ledger
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Will Trump rescue Encap project?
Real
estate developer Donald Trump is in
serious negotiations to take over the beleaguered Meadowlands EnCap golf and
housing project, according to three sources familiar with the talks between Trump's
group and the bank syndicate managing the development Bergen Record
PA Environment
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Guards deny wrongdoing None of the 10 security officers videotaped sleeping
on the job at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station earlier this year admitted
to being inattentive to their duties, according to a report released by the U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission York Daily Times
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Ethanol fuels huge Mayfield turnout- With vote tallies coming in at a snail's
pace, it was still unclear early Wednesday who will come out on top in the Mayfield Borough Council election, where the question of an ethanol plant has five incumbents
and four write-in challengers gridlocked Scranton Times Tribune
PA Politics
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It’s Nutter, by plenty Former City Councilman Michael Nutter - the reformist
policy wonk with a ferocious work ethic - is elected mayor of Philadelphia Daily News
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Ravenstahl decks DeSantis Pittsburgh Mayor wins in a romp Tribune-Review
New York/Nation/World
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Editorial: Chemical Industry 1, Public Safety 0
NY Times
> Editorial: Yazoo pumps: They’re back! New York Times - Nuclear reactor given cyber shape Times Union
- Bloomberg wades into ethanol policy debate NY Sun
- Fish vanishing from Southeast Asian oceans Reuters
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