Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era

Changes on way for per diems? Legislators here offer their opinions on Pa. reimbursement policy
nNew legislation would scrap per diems -- the guaranteed payment lawmakers receive for days they're in Harrisburg or attending a committee meeting elsewhere in the state.
When it comes to getting expenses reimbursed, Pennsylvania's legislators play by different rules than almost everyone else. Most employees need to file a receipt with their employer to explain a busin...

No tears shed in fruitless search for shed antlers
No one found the shed antler of a whitetail deer during the annual antler hunt Sunday at Lancaster County Central Park. No one cared. The three-hour traipse through the woods and fields of the park on...

Paternos challenge Louis Freeh report
Claim 'rush to injustice' in PSU scandal Reaction
STATE COLLEGE -- Joe Paterno's family released its response to Penn State's report on the Jerry Sandusky scandal Sunday, attacking Louis Freeh's conclusion that the coach hid sex-abuse allegations aga...

Immigration reform: The time is now?
Leaders here discuss latest proposals
They've seen this before. A bipartisan group of leaders in Congress rolls out a plan to reform immigration, and the president pledges action. Lawmakers tried and failed in 2007 and 2010 to tackle immi...

The plans Senators' reform plan lauded as step in right direction
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Compromise. It might be a foreign concept in Washington these days, but a group of U.S. senators showed last month that finding common ground is possible. The release of a new bipartisan plan to overh...

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