Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era

Corbett plans more services for disabled
PHILADELPHIA -- Gov. Tom Corbett on Wednesday said he will ask the Legislature in his upcoming budget proposal to reallocate $20 million to provide more services for Pennsylvanians with intellectual d...

Don't sit that PC on curb Starting today, it's illegal to dump TVs and many electronic devices on your hauler
Continued from 1The list of devices banned from trash include desktop computers, laptops, computer accessories such as keyboards, mouse, printers and speakers, televisions and e-readers that can browse the Internet.
Beginning today, don't throw that unwanted television, computer or e-reader in the trash or place them on the curb for your local trash hauler....

After shootings, states rethink mental health cuts
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- Dozens of states have slashed spending on mental health care over the last four years, driven by the recession's toll on revenue and, in some cases, a new zeal to shrink gover...

Pa. turnpike officials still get free cars
HARRISBURG (AP) -- The four appointed members of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, whose main responsibility is to attend two meetings a month, receive salaries of at least $26,000, a no-limit exp...

Biden heard shots from Nickel Mines?
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It's no secret that Vice President Joe Biden has made more than a few gaffes during his political career....

Cameron seeks pull-back from EU
LONDON -- It was a speech months, even years, in the making. When it was finally delivered, Prime Minister David Cameron had essentially reset the tables for what has the makings of a giant political ...

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