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Rendell's 2010-11 Budget Address Text

Text of Gov. Ed Rendell's budget address for 2010-2011, as prepared for delivery …

Lower, Expanded Pa. Sales Tax ProposedLower, Expanded Pa. Sales Tax Proposed

Gov. Ed Rendell on Tuesday presented lawmakers with a $29 …

Congressman John Murtha Dies At 77Congressman John Murtha Dies At 77

U.S. Rep. John Murtha, an influential critic of the Iraq War …

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Atlantic City's mayor breaks his weeklong silence about a state…

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Murtha Hospitalized In Intensive CareMurtha Hospitalized In Intensive Care

Pennsylvania Congressman John Murtha is in intensive care at a …

Table Games Coming To First StateTable Games Coming To First State

Get ready to get your poker face on in Delaware.

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In Philadelphia, you'd be hard-pressed to find the progress …

Table Games Delay May Cost Pa. Students

    Students at some Pennsylvania universities will see higher tuition bills if a stalemate in Harrisburg doesn't end soon.

    Last month's budget agreement between Gov. Ed Rendell and top lawmakers assumes approval of a table games bill to raise $200 million for the cash-strapped state government.

    Until a bill is approved, Rendell is holding up discretionary taxpayer dollars slated for several Pennsylvania universities. Those include Temple, Pitt, Lincoln and Penn state.

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