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16 years ago
Obama administration yet to lift stem cell limits
The Obama Administration still hasn’t fufilled a campaign promise to remove limits on embronic stem cell research, causing concern
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16 years ago
Pennsylvania residents need help with heat
More Pennsylvania residents need help to pay their heating bills this winter. WHYY’s Susan Phillips reports.
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16 years ago
Medical community impatient for stem cell decision
By: Tom MacDonald
The Obama Administration still hasn’t fufilled a campaign promise to remove limits on embryonic stem cell
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16 years ago
Verizon deal could be stalled over the issue of public access
The effort to break Comcast’s hold over pay-TV in Philadelphia could hit a snag over funding for public access television. As WHYY&
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16 years ago
Rendell wants video poker funds to go towards education
Pennsylvania Governor Rendell hopes to help students afford college by legalizing video poker machines. He’s expected to ask the le
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16 years ago
Public-private funds help home-owners
By: Tom MacDonald
A public-private partnership is working to keep some cash-strapped Philadelphians in their homes. WHYY’s T
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16 years ago
As economy goes down, will weight go up?
Obesity Researchers say that the economic downturn could lead to an increase in obesity.
Weight experts are worried that the econo
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16 years ago
Governor’s schools could feel Governor’s cuts
Artistically and academically talented high school students in Pennsylvania may soon be looking for new ways to spend their summer vacati
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16 years ago
By: Tom MacDonald
Pennsylvania is exporting more of its major products: coal, steel, aircrafts and other machinery. WHYY’s T
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16 years ago
Mayor Nutter reviews proposals looking for staff cuts
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is reviewing proposals from his department heads to make cuts ranging from 10-30 percent. The city̵
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16 years ago