Pa. liquor board reports record sales in 2010-11

• July 6, 2011

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Education

Will the “Year of School Choice” Come to PA?

• Charles Mitchell
• July 5, 2011

Today’s Wall Street Journal has an editorial that begins as follows: School may be out for the summer, but school choice is in, as states across the nation…

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Public Union Democracy

Disappointing Results from State Union Contract Deals

• Priya Brannick
• July 5, 2011

So far, the Corbett administration has concluded new four-year contracts with Pennsylvania’s two largest state worker unions, which represent 55,000 government workers—and the taxpayers are the losers.  The deals with…

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PLCB: Oops, We’re Not MOST Un-American!

• July 5, 2011

MOSCOW HARRISBURG (July 5) — In a troublesome twist by the problematic potables policemen, a PLCB spokesperson contacted CF directly this afternoon to notify us that the mysterious disappearance of an agency…

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Regulation

PLCB Pulls Puzzling Perestroika Presser

• July 5, 2011

In a mystifying maneuver made by the mother of all monopolies, the puzzling purveyors of Pennsylvania Perestroika, the PLCB, pulled a press release from the wire and its Web site today that…

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Regulation

CF Blasts Big Brother Booze Brag

• July 5, 2011

Commonwealth Foundation denounced a Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board press release today for its failure to disclose all the fiscal facts and for boasting about a government-run monopoly on liquor…

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Pa. budget deal leaves some work undone

• July 5, 2011

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How did Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett fare on his first state budget?

• July 4, 2011

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Education

Cut Waste at This Temple, and I Will Praise It in Three Days

• Charles Mitchell
• July 1, 2011

Temple University just announced that it is raising tuition by ten percent, blaming the new state budget.  Temple is an outstanding example of an institution that should have spent…

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