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Pa. Fiscal Office expects $500M budget shortfall in June (With Video)
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania is expected to end the year with a $500 million budget shortfall, but employment prospects are looking up, according to the head of state’s new Independent Fiscal Office.
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Chadds Ford dad, son sport matching DUI charges
MIDDLETOWN – A father and son from Chadds Ford racked up matching DUI charges Saturday.
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Experts expect education, welfare cuts in Corbett budget, say focus should be on pensions, jobs
HARRISBURG — When Gov. Tom Corbett gives his 2012 budget address Tuesday, many expect him to focus on potential cost savings in education.
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Judge rules earlier abuse claims OK for Philly church trial
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Prosecutors overseeing a child sex-abuse case involving three Roman Catholic priests can reference molestation claims against more than 20 other clergymen to try to establish a pattern of how such allegations were handled, a judge ruled Monday.
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Corbett expected to call for more cuts in budget today
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania's next budget year will be the fourth in a row saddled with a projected deficit, and lawmakers expect Gov. Tom Corbett to call for another round of spending cuts when he unveils his fiscal year plan on Tuesday.
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UPDATE: Darby Township School principal placed on leave after being charged with domestic abuse
UPDATE: Darby Township School Principal Michael A.P. Jordan has been placed on administrative leave, a Southeast Delco School District offical has confirmed. Jordan was released from the county prison earlier today after positing $20,000 bail.
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Darby Twp. school principal placed on leave after domestic charges
DARBY TOWNSHIP — Darby Township School Principal Michael A.P Jordan was placed on administrative leave Monday in response to his Saturday arrest for alleged domestic abuse.
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10 things you need to know for Tuesday
Late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories of interest (times EST):
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Cops: Upland man beat girlfriend, tried to electrocute her
UPLAND — A borough man is under arrest, charged with viciously beating his girlfriend and trying to electrocute her with a hair dryer in the shower.
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Phillies tickets continue to be high-demand item
It makes no difference whether they are sold individually or by the group, in three packs or six packs, for partial season or full, or even for a game in another city.
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