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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Sandusky lawyer: State has no legal right to revoke pension
The Associated Press’ Mark Scolforo reports that the AP used the Right-to-Know law to get a copy of a letter written by Jerry Sandusky’s lawyer that appeals the state’s decision to revoke Sandusky’s pension.
Posted in Pennsylvania Right to Know
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Pa. lottery: State senator asks Corbett for copy of company’s privatization bid
Democratic lawmakers are taking aim at the Corbett administration’s move to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery’s management, saying it is shrouded in secrecy and will result in a corporate giveaway that diverts hundreds of millions of dollars from the state’s services for the elderly.
Posted in Pennsylvania Right to Know
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Report: Angel Food Ministries’ fraud case held up by mountainous paperwork
A Georgia newspaper reports that the federal government’s case against the leaders of Angel Food Ministries, a nonprofit that used to operate several sites in York County, has been delayed because of massive amounts of paperwork.
Posted in FOIA, Melissa Nann Burke
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New York Times report: Local, state incentives pour in to York County, other businesses
A New York Times investigation of incentives that cities, counties and states award to businesses show 70 listings for York County businesses having received all or part of grants, loans or incentive programs. The top nine listings total $30.3 million.
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