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MAWG fighting authority dissolution
Daily American Staff WriterThe Meyersdale Area Watch Group is fighting against the dissolution of the Meyersdale Municipal Authority with a letter, a lawyer and a proposed motion. Members plan to call for a motion to rescind the dissolution at the next borough council...Tags: Patrick J. Toomey, Mark Critz, Economy, Business and Finance, Carl Walker Metzgar, Finance
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In Pennsylvania, Obama up 3 points
Call Washington BureauHeading into the closing two days of the 2012 presidential election, Barack Obama clings to a slim three-point lead over Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania, according to the final Morning Call/Muhlenberg College poll of the state's likely voters. Polls...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh, Mitt Romney, Elections, Government
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Supporting 219
The completion of U.S. Route 219 from Somerset to Meyersdale would not have been possible had it not been for the hard work of our area legislators. In 2008, when the toll credit debacle was discovered, a meeting was set up in Harrisburg with then...Tags: Politics, Somerset County (Maryland), Executive Branch, Mark Critz, Richard A Kasunic
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Majority PAC ad hits Smith on eliminating Department of Education
Call Washington BureauThe super PAC striving to keep Senate Democrats in the majority released its Pennsylvania ad Wednesday morning hitting Republican Tom Smith for wanting to "eliminate the Department of Education." The Majority PAC spot is running in the Pittsburgh media...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Elections, Tom Smith (politician), Head Start
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Lehigh GOP chair's super PAC attacks Casey
Call Washington BureauThere's another outside group airing a TV ad in the Pennsylvania Senate race, but this one hits Bob Casey and has local ties. Lehigh County Republican Chairman Wayne Woodman has a super PAC, Fight for the Dream, which will begin this week airing a 30-...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Federal Election Commission, Mining, Elections
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More ads in 'tossup' Pennsylvania Senate race
Call Washington BureauIn the fall of 2011, long before anyone knew who would be U.S. Sen. Bob Casey's Republican opponent, RealClearPolitics' campaign analyst, Sean Trende, predicted in a chat with another reporter that the Pennsylvania Senate race could be 2012's sleeper...Tags: Government Health Care, Politics, Polls, Elections, Tea Party Movement
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Casey, Smith schedule debate
Call Washington BureauThey've set a date! Democrat U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and his Republican challenger Tom Smith are scheduled to debate each other at the end of the month. Their campaigns announced their only debate late Friday after weeks of uncertainty over whether the...Tags: Television Stations, Politics, Polls, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Elections
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Former Senator Arlen Specter, 82, Dies Of Cancer
ReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Arlen Specter, a gruff, independent-minded moderate who spent three decades in the U.S. Senate but was spurned by Pennsylvania voters after switching in 2009 from Republican to Democrat, died on Sunday of cancer, his family said. He...Tags: Brookings Institution, Obituaries, Republican Party, Elections, Barack Obama
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In Pennsylvania, presidential and Senate race tighten
Call Washington BureauAfter months of enjoying strong leads over their Republican challengers in Pennsylvania, President Barack Obama and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey are leading their opponents by only a few points with three weeks until Election Day. Obama is up over Mitt Romney...Tags: Politics, Polls, Mitt Romney, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Elections
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Quinnipiac poll also shows close races in Pennsylvania
Call Washington BureauOn the morning after The Morning Call/Muhlenberg College released a poll showing the margins in the presidential and U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania in the low single digits, a second independent university pollster came out with similar results....Tags: Mitt Romney, Elections, Tea Party Movement, Tom Smith (politician), Barack Obama
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Libertarians remain on Pennsylvania ballot
Call Washington BureauWhen Pennsylvanians vote next month they won't have just Barack Obama and Mitt Romney or Bob Casey and Tom Smith to choose between. Libertarians beat back a challenge from the state Republican party, which means their candidate for president and...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Mitt Romney, Elections, Libertarian Party
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In latest TV attack, Casey hits Smith on tax policy
Call Washington BureauAs public polls last week showed the Pennsylvania Senate beginning to close, Bob Casey wants, and perhaps needs, voters to view Republican Tom Smith has a wealthy, extreme conservative, not a down home, relatable farm boy. So the incumbent Democrat is up...Tags: Politics, Elections, Tea Party Movement, Tom Smith (politician), U.S. Senate
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