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           A sampling of top news stories... Wednesday October 4, 2006
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NJ Politics 

• The Goldman Sachs crew that’s helping run the state In many ways, their
  Wall Street past provides a window into how Gov. Jon Corzine makes important
  decisions and what he prizes most in governing NY Times

• Prosecutor won't cite Farber for contempt A municipal prosecutor will not seek
  contempt-of-court sanctions against former Attorney General Zulima Farber for going
  to Mexico rather than appearing as a witness last week in the traffic case that led to
  her resignation Star-Ledger  Bergen Record

NJ Environment  

• Corzine promises energy strategy in a year Governor says he wants an "energy
  master plan that “takes into consideration our needs on the environment, health, global
  climate change ... and balances the needs of economic growth.” Sierra Club asks, why
   wait a year? Express-Times  Gannett  NY Times   
  > Jersey aims to trim energy demand Star-Ledger

• DEP divvies up $4.5M to encourage towns to recycle New Jerseyans who dragged
  their bottles, cans, plastics and paper to the curb for recycling in 2004, were setting up
  their hometowns for state aid to continue recycling efforts two years later Star-Ledger

PA Politics 

• Rendell, Swann set for debate After a warm-up last week, they will go toe to toe
  tonight in the first of two meetings Inquirer

PA Environment

• Audit slams mine safety agency Report says U.S. coal miners may have faced
  "prolonged hazardous conditions" because the nation's coal mine safety agency was
   slow to investigate complaints about life-threatening conditions Post-Gazette
   

• Developer seeks millions for delays A Harrisburg attorney and developer is seeking
  more than $5M in damages for an alleged five years of delays he claims have prevented
  completion of a development at a resort in Middle Paxton Twp Patriot-News   

New York/Nation/World  
 

• Reynolds deflects questions about aide's Foley role AP
• Enviro lobbyists rip Albany for bad year Star-Gazette
• LIPA to lower electric bills by 4 percent  Newsday
• An even bigger Apple A record 8.2M live in NYC AP
• Europeans target  66% recycling for paper Recycling Today  
• Dell offers free old computer home pickups Recycling Today  

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