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           A sampling of top news stories... Friday September 15, 2006
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NJ Politics

• Power broker Lynch to admit corruption Former state Sen. John Lynch, the brash
  legislator who for two decades was a dominant force in NJ state politics, is scheduled to
  plead guilty this morning to federal corruption charges, according to a reliable source
  Star-Ledger  HNT

• McGreevey & Cipel: ‘Love from the first kiss’ In his highly anticipated memoir,
  former Gov. James E. McGreevey writes of his deep love for the man who ended his political
  career, the destruction of his second marriage and the events that forced him into his stunning
  admission on national television Star-Ledger
  > McGreevey finds revising an image not so easy NY Times
  > Corzine put off by McGreevey book Star-Ledger

Environment  

•  Exelon pulls the plug on PSEG merger Exelon walks away from its $17B acquisition
  of Public Service Enterprise Group, balking at concessions sought by New Jersey regulators.
  The decision ends ending more than 20 months of arduous efforts to create what would have
  been the largest electrical power supplier in the nation Star-Ledger  NY Times  Gannett
  >With Exelon out of the picture…Diverse challenges face PSEG as it recovers from failed
  deal; Newark-based energy conglomerate is the last electric utility based in NJ Star-Ledger  

• Corzine: Highland s plan a must He drops in on a meeting of the Highlands Council to
  reinforce the importance of its work in creating a master plan for the seven-county region;
  enviros buoyed by governor’s visit  Bergen Record  Star-Ledger Daily Record

PA Politics 

• Court: Lawmakers don’t have to repay raises PA Supreme Court rules lawmakers
  improperly enriched themselves but can keep the money, while raises for judges should
  never have been repealed Inquirer

PA Environment

• EPA says drinking water not tainted Despite Tamaqua-area residents' concerns about
  contamination from a nearby Superfund site, a federal agency says drinking water in a
  municipal reservoir and along Still Creek Road in Rush Township, about a mile from the site,
  is safe Morning Call

• Sunnyside seeks state support Sunnyside Ethanol LLC representatives present information
  to the governor and DEP representatives Clearfield Progress

New York/Nation/World  
 

• Can planting willows help polluted lakeshore? Newsday
• US to cut funds for two renewable energy sources CSM

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