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Investigators with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission yesterday found that a minimal amount of radiation had leaked inside a reactor at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant Saturday afternoon but did not pose any health threats to the public.
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Swarthmore native, girlfriend are Rhodes scholars
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There won't be any tearful goodbyes between Swarthmore native Henry Spelman and his sweetie when he heads to the University of Oxford next fall, after winning a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship on Saturday.
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Pa. plans to send inmates away
- Prisons are cramped, so officials are eyeing other states.HARRISBURG - Early next year, for the first time in its history, Pennsylvania plans to contract with another state or states to board as many as 2,000 convicted criminals.
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Nutter tiring of lack of ZBA quorum
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Only weeks after City Council blasted the Zoning Board of Adjustment for failing to produce enough of its members to hold proper hearings, the same problems have cropped up, and Mayor Nutter appears poised to fix them.
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Drawing attention to park's mansions
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In an exhibit designed to boost awareness of the colonial mansions along the Schuylkill, students from Moore College of Art and Design designed interpretations of the homes using brushstrokes, stitches, photography, and more.
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N.E. Phila. blaze leaves 80 people homeless
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Off-duty officer kills man, 21, in Port Richmond
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House arrest is penalty for theft from university
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Pa. residents sue gas driller over polluted drinking water
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Volunteers spend a day greening the city
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Living testimony from a Pa. ghost employee
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Stimulus funds flowing for home work
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No injuries in 3-alarm fire that damaged pier in A.C.
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Old City shooting victim dies of injuries
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Wild gobblers hanging out for a free meal
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Kids-for-cash judges partly immune from suits
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SEPTA workers approve five-year contract
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Six charged in W. Phila. rape
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In a 39-count racketeering indictment, federal authorities allege that a prominent New Jersey defense lawyer was the leader of a criminal enterprise that used violence, intimidation, and deceit to generate millions of dollars.
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