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           A sampling of top news stories... Tuesday September 19, 2006
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NJ Politics 

• Governor to Bryant: Step aside Gov. Jon Corzine calls for Sen. Wayne Bryant to step down
  as head of the powerful Budget and Appropriations Committee, amid charges that the influential South Jersey legislator steered millions in funding to the state's scandal-ridden medical university after he was given a no-show job Star-Ledger Inquirer Gannett   NY Times                                                                  
  > His lecture post not renewed Glouco Times
  > Read federal monitor’s report UMDNJ  

Environment  

• Improvement authorities rebuffed Governor vetoes a bill that would have given county improvement authorities new powers to bankroll economic development  Star-Ledger

• Top NRC regulator inspects reactor One of the nation's top regulators of nuclear power makes a special visit to the Oyster Creek plant but is mum on the generating station’s chances of  getting federal permission to continue operating AP Press

PA Politics 

• Rendell, Swann agree to debate TV debates Oct. 4 and 10 in Pittsburgh and  Philadelphia
  Times Online 

• As election heats up, parties target Santorum, Rosie O'Donnell Raw Story

PA Environment

• EPA on site at Remacor property Work begins on removing hazardous materials at magnesium-processing plant in Taylor Township New Castle News  Ellwood City Ledger

• Wind turbine advocates, skeptics hit turbulence 200 Bedford County residents attend meeting of Save Our Allegheny Ridges, a nonprofit group formed last year to educate residents about the negative aspects of wind turbines Altoona Mirror

New York/Nation/World  
 

• Campaign gifts from big insurer elude the limit NY Times

• Praises fly as project for wind farm begins Eight giant windmills, each taller than Buffalo City
  Hall, will be erected along a bluff on the western edge of the sprawling, former Bethlehem Steel site
  in Lackawanna by around Thanksgiving Buffalo News

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