Clinton targets Trump's missteps in Harrisburg visit
Hillary Clinton spoke at Zembo Shriners Auditorium in Harrisburg denouncing Donald Trump’s tax and business practices. She cited a New York Times loss claim and Newsweek reporting on Chinese steel purchases, urging voters to back her ahead of Pennsylvania's Oct 1 registration deadline.
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State university system seeks deal at bargaining table
Harrisburg AP The chancellor of the state higher education system says it rejected a union proposal for a third party to outline mandatory contract terms and remains dedicated to negotiating at the table. The faculty union criticizes the denial as disappointing as talks continue over workload, pay, and health care.
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Video shows Los Angeles police shoot suspect armed before death
Video released by LAPD shows 18 year old Darnell Snell armed with a semi automatic handgun just before officers shoot him after he turns with the weapon. Police say Snell, seen behind an SUV at a strip mall, grabbed the gun, ran, and then turned toward officers prompting three shots, followed by more shots after he fled between houses. The footage surfaced amid nationwide tensions over police use of force against Black people as protesters gathered at the Police Commission meeting.
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Wilmington supervisors push back gas and oil ordinance review
The Wilmington Township supervisors voted to send the proposed conventional gas drilling ordinance back to the township planning commission for review after last week’s Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling on Act 13. They aim to ensure the high court decision does not affect the ordinance as amendments under review have drawn community opposition and a pending public hearing.
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