Friday PA Capitol NewsClips 1.17.20

With Eye To Redistricting In 2021, National Group Targets PA Legislative Races

PA’s 2020 Election Results Could Take Days To Count Under New Law

AP: Gov. Wolf Mixes State Work With Personal Time In Israel Trip

Gov. Ridge Reflects On 25 Years Since Inauguration

PA Cable Network: Tom Ridge: An Oral History - Jan. 17 10:00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.

Jan Murphy: Fmr Gov. Ridge Reflects On Becoming Governor 25 Years Ago

Democrat Announces Another Run At Rep. Miller’s Seat In Lancaster

York County Buys More Scanners For Ballots, Makes Other Changes For 2020 Election

PA Politicians, Leaders Hoping To Rally Support For Minor League Baseball - Save Our Spikes

AP: Gambling Revenue In Pennsylvania Hits New Record High

AP: Despite $562 Million Investment, Atlantic City Going In Wrong Direction

Study: Pennsylvanians Among Nation’s Biggest Drinkers

Fmr Senator Scott Wagner Sells Penn Waste To Canadian Company

Penn State Didn’t Report Player’s Hazing, But Should It Have Under State Law?

Why Centre County DA Did Not Prosecute Charges From A Penn State Football Hazing Lawsuit

Fmr Centre County DA Discusses Penn State Football Player’s Hazing Allegations

PHEAA Officials Suggest Improvements To Controversial Federal Student Loan Program

State University System Hopes Paying Out Accrued Sick Leave Will Entice Retirements

Jan Murphy: State Universities’ Leader Calls On Lawmakers To Set State System Up For Success

Ursinus College Receives $11 Million Donation For Student Scholarships

Professor Who Resigned Amid Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct Was Hired By Millersville University

Fmr Cop Sues Pitt Over 2018 Firing

Editorial: HACC President, Administration Must Do Better Job Of Listening

Public School Employees Pension Fund Chooses Fmr History Teacher As Chair

Stephen Caruso: Private Equity Firms Pitch Their Soundness To PA School Employees Pension Fund
163 PA K-12 Schools Receive PAsmart Grants To Advance STEM Education

Sunbury Hospital Will Stop Admitting Patients, Close ER Due To Staff Shortages

Western PA Sets Record For Organ Tissue Transplants In 2019

Allegheny Health Network Cancels Surgeries After Gown Recall

Highmark Opens School Grant Program To Support Wellness Initiatives

Allegheny County Medical Society Steps Up Focus On Supporting Independent Doctors

Supervised Injection Site In Philly Lacks Location And Funding
Gov. Wolf Announces Juvenile Justice Task Force Members

Gov. Wolf Announces Decision To Close SCI Retreat Prison

Senators Yudichak, Baker, Gordner React To SCI Retreat Closure

Philly Woman Who Earned Her Way Off Probation Was Told She’s An Outlier

Allegheny County Public Defender Charged With Stabbing Fiance

PPG Says Uncertain Global Economy Could Impact 2020 Results

Royal Farms Convenience Store Chain Enters Lehigh Valley Market

Op-Ed: The Ethical Climate In American Business Is In Decline, Wawa, Boeing Are Proof

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National/International

AP- Marc Levy: Toomey Says Senate Trial Should Be Fair, Mum On Witnesses

Toomey, Casey Split Votes On Trump’s Trade Deal, But Not How You Might Think

Cong. Fitzpatrick Votes With Dems To Torpedo DeVos Student Loan Rule
Black Trump Supporters Say President Wins On Jobs And Economy

John Baer: What I’d Like Democrats To Say, And What Bloomberg Could Actually Do

Lewisburg Federal Prison’s Population Down Significantly During Transition To Medium Security Prison

Editorial: Federal Gun Ban Law For Individuals Should Have Review Process

FBI Vows To Warn More Election Officials If Cyberattacks Discovered

Report: Missile Attack From Iran Injured 11 U.S. Troops In Iraq

Late Posted From Thursday:

State Treasurer Receives $650 Million Line Of Credit Request From Gov. Wolf [Jan. 16]

State Treasurer: $500 Million Repayment Of Line Of Credit [Jan. 10]

Gaming Control Board: Total Revenue Up 4.5% In 2019;  Up 3.4% In December

State System Faces A Turning Point In Transformation And Public Investment

36 Colleges, Universities Awarded $1 Million In Grants To Combat Sexual Assault

$2.4 Million In Grants To Help Schools, Employers Prepare Students For In-Demand Careers

State Now Accepting Applications For Security Grants To Protect Religious, Other Organizations

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[Posted: January 17, 2020]