Corzine adviser named to CRDA board Philadelphia Daily News | By Maya Rao | Inquirer Staff Writer In the tradition of his predecessors, Gov. Corzine is giving an adviser one final reward before leaving office: appointment to a casino-funded state authority that pays $18,000 a year and keeps recipients in the pension system. | Michellene Davis, the governor's...
Big guns aid Onorato, Corbett gubernatorial campaigns Pittsburgh Tribune Review | Labor unions, law firms, at least two out-of-state billionaires and several corporate executives accounted for contributions to the gubernatorial campaigns of Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato and state Attorney General Tom Corbett. | Onorato,...
Onorato, Corbett draw cash from diverse interests The Examiner Comments HARRISBURG, Pa. (Map, News) - When it comes to the cash that fuels gubernatorial campaigns, Democrat Dan Onorato and Republican Tom Corbett are cruising into the height of primary season with full tanks. | Manning the pumps is a motley assor...
State of emergency called for PA, New Jersey, MD and Ohio snow fall totals are high The Examiner | Dogs Josie, left, and Roxy, right, play in the snow outside Philadelphia Saturday AP/Jessica Kourkounis If you like this ... Another heavy snow storm to hit the northeast this weekend Video: Women pose for nude calendar in hopes to raise money for ...
Lawrence M. Davies III, 51; headed addiction-care agency Philadelphia Daily News | By Walter F. Naedele | Inquirer Staff Writer | Lawrence M. Davies III, 51, of Glenmoore, head of a multistate addiction-treatment agency, died of complications from lung cancer on Wednesday at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. | Since...
Stefan J. Garvin, a founder of economic training agency Philadelphia Daily News | By Walter F. Naedele | Inquirer Staff Writer At a lunch for four at the Union League of Philadelphia in 1950, Stefan J. Garvin voiced his growing concern about a communist threat to American democracy. | "Stefan actually told me one time: 'Our...
Judge admonished after attorney paid with coupons The News & Observer | SAN FRANCISCO -- A California judicial commission has admonished a retired judge for ordering that an attorney who settled a class-action lawsuit be paid in $10 coupons for women's apparel. The lawsuit accused Windsor Fashions Inc. of invading cust...
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