Global warming debate hinges on costs and duty
The piece contrasts pro and anti climate perspectives, noting costs of shifting energy use versus potential economic and health gains. It cites Obama plan targets for 2010 and 2050, stresses international coordination, and urges sustained commitment beyond shifting political winds. It highlights Copenhagen talks as pivotal in balancing industrial and developing nations while funding energy efficiency.
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Limit American role in Afghanistan policy debate
President Obama reviews Afghanistan policy amid bipartisan criticism and public division on troop withdrawal versus escalation. Gallup polls show 39 percent favor withdrawal while 47 percent back more troops as NATO allies press for increased commitments. Historical lessons from Vietnam and the Soviet era temper calls for rapid militarization, urging a focus on preventing Afghanistan becoming a base for Islamic terrorism rather than mass societal transformation. Scripps Howard News Service
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Rendell's Legacy Shapes Pennsylvania Politics and Budget
The article surveys Governor Rendell's eight years in Harrisburg, highlighting economic growth, expanded health coverage, education funding, energy initiatives, and transportation upgrades. It notes criticisms over taxation and spending, the slots gambling law, and ongoing debates over pension funding and welfare oversight as Democrats eye the next gubernatorial race.
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Watchdog for city finances shows Panella oppose extra pay
The News reports City Council member William Panella voted against approving additional pay for assistant solicitor Jason Medure tied to the city’s new zoning ordinance. Panella said the work does not fit special counsel, notes the city’s financial dilemma, and stresses that the $3,100 payment is minor compared to the long term gains from the ordinance. Other council members praised Medure’s effort and expertise in drafting the zoning ordinance.
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