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In budget rhetoric, do Rendell's numbers add up?
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HARRISBURG - If Gov. Rendell has said it once, he's said it a hundred times - or literally close to that.
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Effect of N.J. stimulus bill is uncertain
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There's no telling how much an economic-stimulus bill Gov. Corzine is expected to sign into law within weeks will increase or decrease the state's bottom line.
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Budget fight may affect health-service providers
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Nursing home administrator Nancy Kleinberg started getting anxious a few weeks ago as she read accounts of the impending stalemate between Gov. Rendell and Republicans over the state budget.
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Bill banning forced identity-chip implants clears House
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HARRISBURG - Invasion of privacy is an issue that really gets under State Rep. Babette Josephs' skin. That's why the Philadelphia Democrat introduced a bill, passed unanimously last week by the House, that would ban the forced implantation of computer chips in humans.
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Just a tiny prick of pity for puppy-lovesick guv
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AS OF YESTERDAY, at least 12 of 27 Republican South Carolina state senators were calling for their lovesick Republican governor, Mark Sanford, to resign.
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In budget rhetoric, do Rendell's numbers add up?
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'Per diem' is a magic term during budget impasse
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Budget fight may affect health-service providers
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Former British PM Tony Blair has cheesesteak wit' Mayor Nutter
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Fumo says 'new evidence' concerning jury merits retrial
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Bill banning forced identity-chip implants clears House
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Lawmakers miss deadline for state budget
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Pa. high court to hear challenge in Risperdal case
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Bill would shift Pa. legal notices to the Web
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When it comes to a state budget, we're king-less
HARRISBURG / PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBS
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Popularity slipping, Corzine has work to do
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Effect of N.J. stimulus bill is uncertain
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Tough budget won't make the next one easier
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Budget of $29B approved in N.J.
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N.J. lawmakers to vote on stimulus bill
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Christie trumpets N.J. school vouchers
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Key N.J. GOP leader shuns divisiveness
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Bryant's first public words: 'Not guilty'
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If 2 wealthy senators did break the law, the question is why
TRENTON / SOUTH JERSEY
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Sharif Street may run in 190th District
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Proposal would have state take over city pension plan
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Views vary about Revolution center move to Phila.
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Barnes move might displace Children's Crisis Center
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Minority role pushed in President's House project
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Controller: Water bureau should get billing right before raising rates
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Nutter axes chief of minority-biz office
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Parking meter boost put on hold
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Philadelphia won't raise parking-meter rates
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Two charter-school officials charged
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