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           A sampling of top news stories... Friday October 13, 2006
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NJ Politics 

• Primas, Camden's czar, resigns In the midst of state and federal
  criminal probes into  how money earmarked to rebuild the city has
  been spent, Randy Primas, Camden’s CEO,  abruptly quits his job
  Courier-Post  Inquirer

• Menendez inches ahead in new poll He now leads Kean 49 percent to 45  
  percent in the latest  Quinnipiac University poll; Obama lends star power to
  Democrat, calls Corzine, also an Illinois native, his 'homeboy' Star-Ledger  
  NY Times
   > Bryant takes the stage at Menendez Camden rally Political expert
  calls Menendez’s appearance with state senator under investigation “a major
  miscalculation" Courier-Post  

NJ Environment  

• DEP restricts construction along waterways The state will increase protections
  for five North Jersey streams and tighten standards on dozens of water pollutants
  Bergen Record

• Housing removed from Ford site development plan After much wrangling,
  Edison and Secaucus-based Hartz Mountain Industries have agreed there will be
  no housing in the developer's proposal to transform the former assembly plant site
  off Route 1 into a sprawling retail and community center Star-Ledger

PA Politics 

• John Baer : Casey, Santorum trash debate rules, each other Daily News

PA Environment       

 Leaves taking their turn

                                                                       
                                                                         Patricia Hess/The Morning Call
Fall foliage is a background for Carbon County Courthouse
in Jim Thorpe, PA where  residents from throughout the
northeast will converge this weekend for the annual Fall
Foliage Festival Story
 

• Judge flushes sewer lawsuit County judge dismisses a lawsuit against the
  city of Bethlehem over a sewage capacity squabble. The move threatens to slow
  extensive development in neighboring Bethlehem Township and the booming
  Route 33 corridor Express-Times

• Residents sue over fly ash in Forward About 30 residents of Forward have
  sued the state, claiming that a January 2005 landslide of a fly-ash dump was not
  cleaned up properly, leaving them exposed to harmful levels of arsenic Post-Gazette

New York/Nation/World  

• Record snowfall paralyzes Buffalo area The Business Review

•  Honeywell to spend $451M on toxic NY lake Star-Ledger 

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