Pennsylvania budget standoff nears deal amid veto threats
Senate Majority Leader Pileggi said Rendell may still back the nearly 28 billion spending plan as a two party accord forms. Rendell warned of a veto while House Republicans oppose. The plan would tap 2.1 billion from one time sources, boost education subsidies, and expand casino table games and gas drilling on state land.
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Poll shows public assigns blame for recession and bank failures
The APGFK poll of 1,001 adults reveals only 20 percent blame Obama for the recession, 54 percent pin Bush, 19 percent Clinton. Banks draw 79 percent blame for risky loans, 68 percent for weak regulation, 65 percent blame borrowers. About 17 percent credit the stimulus with improvement, while most doubt $787 billion will help. Obama plans a Lehman anniversary speech urging new bank rules as Congress debates a consumer agency and Fed oversight. Margin of error 3.1 points.
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First swine flu vaccine rollout details outlined
Health officials outline rapid swine flu vaccine distribution across states with single dose strategy to maximize reach. Sebelius cites expectant availability by October midmonth and earlier deliveries possible as production lines ramp up.
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Yale student Annie Le death confirmed in Yale building
Police say the body found in Yale's medical complex is likely missing Yale pharmacology student Annie Le. The 24 year old bride to be disappeared last Tuesday. Investigators recovered physical evidence as Yale campus mourns and prepares a candlelight vigil. The fiancé Jonathan Widawsky assists police. no arrests announced.
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Bullying laws fall short on protecting youngsters
An Associated Press review finds bullying laws in 44 states largely ineffective, with gaps between requirements and enforcement. The case of 11-year-old Jaheem Herrera highlights the failures, as Georgia’s law excludes younger students and data collection remains weak. Advocates urge stronger, data driven penalties and universal reporting.
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Alaska
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Wife now facing homicide charges in Boob case
Bel lefonte report says Mirinda Boob allegedly conspired with 29 year old Ronald Heichel to kill Samuel Boob on August 23. Charges filed August 28 were withdrawn for criminal homicide arraignment via video before Magisterial District Judge Jonathan Grine. Bail denied by Judge Pamela Ruest. preliminary hearing set for Wednesday.
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Rescue divers locate drowning victim near Treasure Lake shore
Divers found 22 year old Jordan Andrulonis of DuBois underwater near Treasure Lake's western shore. Police deem the incident an accident and continue investigations. multiple agencies aided at the scene including Sandy Township Fire Department and Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.
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Obama calls Michigan abortion protest shooting deplorable
President Obama condemned the killing of anti abortion activist James Pouillon in Owosso Michigan calling violence never the answer. Police say Pouillon 63 was shot Friday morning while protesting near a high school.
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