Court waits as Pa Justices mull abortion law ruling
In Harrisburg advocates on both sides await the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision on the 1989 abortion law. Rumors of a Friday ruling faded as the court released five opinions. observers expect a release early next week. Pro choice groups and pro life factions eyed the day as pivotal, with volunteers ready to mobilize once a ruling is issued.
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State system rejects return of 12.9 million to balance budget
Harrisburg The State System of Higher Education board voted 10 to 3 against Gov. Casey's request to return 12.9 million to aid the state's budget. Casey argued the money would help balance the year, while board members warned cuts could raise tuition and hurt programs. Three board members supported the return, including the Education Secretary. The sum equals 3.5 percent of the system's 373.6 million budget.
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