MIDDLETOWN, Pa. - Amid renewed criticism from Gov. Rendell for a five-hour delay in telling emergency officials of a weekend radiation incident, Exelon Corp. said its Three Mile Island nuclear plant was "back to normal" yesterday.
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Moderate Senate Democrats threatened Sunday to scuttle health-care legislation if their demands aren't met, while more liberal members warned their party leaders not to bend.
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For decades, Pennsylvania government has had patronage hires who don't do a stitch of work for their government salaries. In grand jury testimony, Sue Cornell provides a first-hand account of how some in Harrisburg operate.
- Democratic lawmakers will elect leaders tomorrow, with a new role: Party spokesmen amid a GOP administration.When Democrats return to Trenton tomorrow and choose Senate and Assembly leaders, their new chiefs will gain power, influence, and a role they didn't expect: party spokesmen during a Republican administration.
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Democratic leaders secured the last two votes to move ahead on historic health care legislation, clearing the way for a Saturday night showdown.
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When a Philadelphia animal-welfare activist heard that nearly 400 Lancaster County dogs had been trucked to an auction in Ohio last month, he saw it as a chance to call attention to animal abuse in Pennsylvania.
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