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Public Radio Capitol News: State parole ban for violent offenders ... State parole ban for violent offenders lifted. by Jen Rehill Public Radio Capitol News, serving Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Pa. ... 2.
Public Radio Capitol News: Insurance Department: More than 1 ... Public Radio Capitol News (Harrisburg) -- New data from Pennsylvania's Insurance Department says more than a million commonwealth residents don't have any ... 3.
Public Radio Capitol News: New PFA laws take effect in PA New PFA laws take effect in PA. by Damon Boughamer Public Radio Capitol News, serving Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Penna. (PRCN, 9 May 2006) – Pennsylvania’s ... 4.
Public Radio Capitol News: Diamond explains PA Clean Sweep ... "Frankly, PA Clean Sweep never had an official decision on the governor’s race," Diamond said. "We had bantered it around a couple of times back in the fall ... 5.
Public Radio Capitol News: PA Game Commission helping companies ... Jan 26, 2009 ... Mindful of renewed interest in "green technology," the Pennsylvania Game Commission is working to make sure new turbine plants don't harm ... 6.
Public Radio Capitol News: PA Game Commission helping companies ... Jan 26, 2009 ... Mindful of renewed interest in "green technology," the Pennsylvania Game Commission is working to make sure new turbine plants don't harm ... 7.
Public Radio Capitol News: PA Game Commission helping companies ... Jan 26, 2009 ... Mindful of renewed interest in "green technology," the Pennsylvania Game Commission is working to make sure new turbine plants don't harm ... 8.
Public Radio Capitol News: Proposed cell phone driving ban ... Shapiro says the use of hand-held cell phones while driving contributed to nearly 12-hundred accidents in Pennsylvania last year. ... 9.
Public Radio Capitol News: Proposed cell phone driving ban ... Shapiro says the use of hand-held cell phones while driving contributed to nearly 12-hundred accidents in Pennsylvania last year. ... 10.
Public Radio Capitol News: Proposed cell phone driving ban ... Shapiro says the use of hand-held cell phones while driving contributed to nearly 12-hundred accidents in Pennsylvania last year. ... |
