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Hello, everybody. Hello. Thank you so much. Thank you everybody. Thank you. Please, have a seat. Thank you. It is great to see you all. It's good to be back in Pennsylvania. Good to be back in Allentown and Lehigh Valley. Full Article at The Morning Call
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Joseph Matthias Cosgrove was nominated Friday by Gov. Ed Rendell to fill the vacancy on the Luzerne County Court created when former Judge Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. resigned in March in the wake of a corruption scandal. Full Article at Scranton Times-Tribune
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A northeastern Pennsylvania lawyer has been nominated to replace a judge accused of taking kickbacks to send juveniles to private detention facilities. Gov. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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"Hello, everybody. Hello. Thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. Please, have a seat. Thank you. It is great to see you all. Its good to be back in Pennsylvania. (Applause.) Good to be back in Allentown and Lehigh Valley. Full Article at WGAL
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This guy had no interest in running during election time but is no picked. But I guess if you have an "in" with the gov. you get appointed instead of elected. The cronyism and corruption continues.... Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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THE PRESIDENT: Hello, everybody. Hello. Thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. Thank you. Please, have a seat. Thank you. It is great to see you all. It’s good to be back in Pennsylvania. Full Article at The White House
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HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. -- Charges have been dismissed against an Altoona man accused of sending a threatening e-mail to Gov. Ed Rendell. Vincent Stone sent an e-mail Dec. 6 to Rendell's Harrisburg office. Full Article at WJAC Johnstown
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HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. -- A judge in central Pennsylvania has dismissed criminal charges against a man who sent an e-mail to Gov. Ed Rendell saying that he prayed every night that someone would kill the governor. Full Article at WTAE Pittsburgh
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HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. -- A Blair County judge has dismissed criminal charges against a man who sent an e-mail to Gov. Ed Rendell saying that he prayed every night that someone would kill the governor. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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A judge in central Pennsylvania has dismissed criminal charges against a man who sent an e-mail to Gov. Ed Rendell saying that he prayed every night that someone would kill the governor. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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Charges have been dismissed against a western Pennsylvania man accused of sending a threatening e-mail to Gov. Ed Rendell. Vincent Stone of Altoona sent an e-mail Dec. 6 to Rendell's Harrisburg office. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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A spokesman for Gov. Ed Rendell said Thursday there is no timeline on when the governor will nominate a new judge for the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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HARRISBURG -- A statewide grand jury has invited the state House majority leader, the man he displaced in that job and the state secretary of revenue to appear before the panel, a move that has presaged charges against others who received such letters... Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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As far as forecasts go, the one I'm about to make at first seems as likely to occur as the thermometer cracking 90 here on Sunday. Nevertheless, don't be surprised if in the near future, Ed Rendell is running NBC. Go ahead, scoff. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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A spokesman for Gov. Ed Rendell said Thursday there is no timeline on when the governor will nominate a new judge for the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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HARRISBURG - Gov. Ed Rendell plans to nominate an attorney to fill one of Luzerne County's judicial vacancies within a matter of days. Full Article at Scranton Times-Tribune
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Gov. Ed Rendell says a state grand jury has asked Pennsylvania's revenue secretary, Stephen Stetler, to appear before it. Rendell told reporters Thursday that it was his understanding that Stetler will testify. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com
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HARRISBURG A member of Gov. Ed Rendell's Cabinet received a letter from prosecutors inviting him to testify before the grand jury investigating alleged legislative corruption, a spokesman for the governor said today. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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HARRISBURG -- State Revenue Secretary Stephen Stetler has received a letter from state prosecutors inviting him to testify before a statewide grand jury, a spokesman for Gov. Ed Rendell said today. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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GOVERNING makes finding the most relevant news and analysis to your job easy. Full Article at Governing
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Edward Gene "Ed" Rendell (born January 5, 1944) is an American politician and member of the Democratic Party. He was elected Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 2002, and his term of office began January 21, 2003. Full Article
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I have called on Ken to assume important tasks numerous times during my public life, and he has always done an excellent job ... I have confidence in his ability and I believe he will be an outstanding addition to the board as it guides Pennsylvania's growing and developing gaming industry.
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We can thank Governor Ed Rendell for his vision and determination in making sure that just as Pennsylvania was the focal point of the industrial revolution in previous centuries, the Commonwealth will be well-positioned as a leader in clean, renewable energy in the 21st Century.
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What Exelon folks, at least the Exelon folks at TMI, are not understanding is that the people of Central Pennsylvania, even though this is 30 years old, understandably are very apprehensive and jumpy about all this ... and there is no appropriate reason for us not to be notified about this.
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I’m going to point you to Murray Gerber, the CEO of EQT [EQT Loading... () ], who told the truth about the real problems. And I’m also going to send you to Governor Ed Rendell [of Pennsylvania], who said point blank that we don’t have those kinds of problems. It is just wrong to worry about that.
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On behalf of all Pennsylvanians, we extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Staff Sergeant Stivison ... To coincide with the date of his memorial service in Blairsville, we will lower the United States and state flags to show our respect for his loyal service and sacrifice for our count...
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I like what you say on reform, but what will you do to understand Western Pennsylvania voters and not be another Ed Rendell?
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Philadelphia’s World Cup Soccer bid is a fantastic opportunity for the city and region to work together to showcase our world-class style ... And as a sports fan, I am thrilled to be involved as co-chair with Mayor Nutter. Now we need everyone in the entire commonwealth, as well as New Jersey and Delawa...
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Tired of Barack Obama, Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter and big government Democrats running our nation?
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Philadelphia’s World Cup Soccer bid is a fantastic opportunity for the city and region to work together to showcase our world-class style ... And as a sports fan, I am thrilled to be involved as co-chair with Mayor Nutter. Now we need everyone in the entire commonwealth, as well as New Jersey and Delawa...
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Tired of Barack Obama, Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter and big government liberals ruining our nation?
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When President Clinton came in, he raised taxes on the rich
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Gov. Ed Rendell remains at the low ebb of his governorship when it comes to public opinion, perhaps not surprising given the lengthy budget stalemate
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The tax rate under Ronald Reagan's Presidency was much higher on rich people than it is today.
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Ever since Ed Rendell became governor, he's been a Penn professor, an Eagles commentator and now he's a part-time author ... Over the years, when a governor was only a governor, you by and large had budgets completed on time. When he has time, he's governor.
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Of course, doing nothing also makes businesses very reluctant to hire new workers because the cost of health care now is just out of control ... Ten years ago in Pennsylvania, a family health plan for an employer costs $5,500. Today, it costs $11,500, and by 2016, over $25,000… Hiking taxes on people li...
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Of course, doing nothing also makes businesses very reluctant to hire new workers because the cost of health care now is just out of control ... Ten years ago in Pennsylvania, a family health plan for an employer costs $5,500. Today, it costs $11,500, and by 2016, over $25,000… Hiking taxes on people li...
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We will be able to make competitive offers to companies like Harley-Davidson that we are recruiting to come to Pennsylvania or remain here
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I looked at (Pennsylvania’s) hydro capacity and saw that it was one of the most underutilized of all our resources ... I think the future of hydro is unlimited.
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That's not because it isn't a good budget, and it is, it's a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There's no excuse for us having put the people of Pennsylvania, ma...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That's not because it isn't a good budget, and it is, it's a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There's no excuse for us having put the people of Pennsylvania, ma...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That’s not because it isn’t a good budget, and it is. It’s a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There’s no excuse for us having to put the people of Pennsylvania,...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That's not because it isn't a good budget, and it is, it's a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania, but it took entirely too long. There's no excuse for us having put the people of Pennsylvania, ma...
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Ensuring that our airports operate safely and efficiently is critical to maintaining Pennsylvania's transportation infrastructure ... The aviation industry is responsible for more than $12 billion in state revenue each year, and this investment helps sustain communities and retain jobs across Pennsylvan...
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Ensuring that our airports operate safely and efficiently is critical to maintaining Pennsylvania's transportation infrastructure ... The aviation industry is responsible for more than $12 billion in state revenue each year, and this investment helps sustain communities and retain jobs across Pennsylvan...
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Too many Pennsylvania producers are struggling because of conditions beyond their control
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