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Newspaper
Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2009
Page
9
Government Accountability Office findings reveal GAO investigators concealed bomb making materials in ten federal buildings and constructed devices while moving them inside. The Federal Protective Service oversees about 9,000 federal facilities, a focus of the probe.
The Progress News lists office addresses and contact numbers in Clearfield Philipsburg and Curwensville with weekday hours. Locations include 206 E Locust St Clearfield 765-7813 7 am to 4 pm, 109 N Front St Philipsburg 342-4763 7 am to 2 pm, and 460 State St Curwensville 236-3468 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. Online at www.theprogressnews.com.
Clearfield ace early, then belts key homers to edge Houston 6 3 and force a deciding game as Page 9 reports Pirates snap losing streak with victory.
Heritage Days kicked off with Front Street closing at 5 pm and Vesper Services at First Evangelical Lutheran Church. The theme Honoring the Past Looking to the Future framed awards honoring Osceola Mills Borough for its 150th birthday and five year anniversary honorees. Proceeds benefited Community Action Shoe Bank and the ministerium emergency fund.
Lawrence Township Supervisors approved Dawson Geophysical to perform seismic tests on Old Penfield HeGearee Camp and Pifer Roads under state safety rules. They also named Rhodes & Sinon LLP as Phase II sewer project counsel and discussed joint UCC appeals solicitor with Clearfield Borough. Grants from Growing Greener were pursued.
Governor Rendell in Harrisburg warned that up to 800 Pennsylvania state employees could be laid off as lawmakers push spending cuts and unions refuse further concessions. He favored rolling furloughs, but unions balked, citing contract constraints and disruption.
U S Rep Joe Sestak and state Rep Bill Kurtz say they will challenge Arlen Specter for the Democratic nomination to seek a sixth Senate term. Specter, 79, switched from Republican to Democrat in 2009 and has strong party backing, while Sestak trails in fundraising and Kurtz plans early fundraising. A 10 month primary battle looms as Sestak tours Pennsylvania counties to boost name recognition.
The GAO report notes the 787 billion stimulus keeps teachers employed and cushions state budgets while enabling some medical payments. It also cites cases where states favor short term spending over lasting reform such as education, with Flint, Michigan cited as using funds to cover deficits rather than build new schools.
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