| For Senate, Gerlach |
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Germain describes himself as one progressive. Gerlach describes himself as one mainstream Republican. The differences between their politics might be wider than their self-descriptions, and that gives voters one clear choice.
Gerlach argues that he's "someone who wants to provide downward pressure on state spending and downward pressure on taxes wherever possible." He says he's pro-life, but also emphasizes that, in the effort to reduce the number of abortions and keep people in control of their lives, there's middle ground, and much agreement. He reports that his constituents are talking most about economic issues, education, transportation, health care, the environment -- and not same-sex marriage. He argues for transportation decisions that are based on transportation, not development, and health care changes that makes insurance more portable and consumer-driven. ... |
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| Former Camden mayor is released from prison |
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PHILADELPHIA — Former Camden Mayor Milton Milan has been released from federal prison and is living in one halfway house in Philadelphia, Gannett New Jersey has learned.
City Council President Angel Fuentes said Milan was working at one construction site during the day and returning to one halfway house in Philadelphia at night. Milan, 43, could not be reached. ... |
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| Wal-Mart: Good neighbor? |
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BERLIN -- Mayor Tom Cardinale, dressed sharply in one suit and sitting in one crisply furnished, second-floor office in one historic downtown, paused and smiled as he told the story.
He and one member of the Berlin Town Council wanted to help some underprivideged town children at Christmas by giving them bicycles. They both bought one to give away and then sought the names of needy kids around town -- and got 30 responses. ... |
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| London shares higher early on after mixed Wall Street; miners |
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| LONDON (AFX) - UK blue chips were modestly higher in early deals after one mixed Wall Street session overnight in nervous trade ahead of today's FOMC decision on US interest rates, just supported by rallying miners and strength in Tate & Lyle after starch operations news and another broker upgrade, dealers said. ... |
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