Hillary campaigns for Wolf, Chaka Fattah’s records come under scrutiny and the GOP tries to tie Wolf to President Obama and ex-Mayor Bloomberg. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz!

PA-Gov: Hillary Clinton Stumps for Tom Wolf: The former Secretary of State was the featured speaker of the “Women for Wolf” event.

Chaka Fattah’s Tax Records Show Money Given to Associates: The congressman is coming under fire for his taxpayer-funded nonprofits.

PA-Gov: Wolf Compared to Bloomberg, Obama in Critical GOP Mailer: The latest Republican mail piece uses strong language to denounce Tom Wolf’s stand on gun control.

PA-10: Marino’s Press Secretary Returns to Work After Gun Incident: Ryan Shucard had been on unpaid leave since the incident in July.

PA-6: 314 PAC Endorses Trivedi: Shaughnessy Naughton’s 314 PAC supports candidates with scientific and technical backgrounds.

Legislative Elections Update:

HD-163: The campaign of Democratic nominee Vince Rongione is accusing Republican Jamie Santora of using tax money to send campaign mailers.

The piece of mail was advertising open houses that the Comprehensive Planning Committee which he chairs was holding. The literature went out after Santora had sent out two pieces of campaign mail and was briefly posted on his campaign’s Facebook page before it was deleted.

“If Jamie Santora were a State Representative and pulled this stunt, he would be kicked out of the office,” said Rongione Campaign Manager Will Sharry. “This a complete abuse of taxpayers dollars for blatant campaign purposes.”

“His campaign needs to return the township’s money immediately,” Sharry continued. “This kind of abuse of power should be illegal. If he wasn’t campaigning with the mailer, why was it on his campaign Facebook page? He clearly campaigned with a mailer paid for with our tax dollars.”

Statewide
PA Independent: Supreme Court lays to rest death-industry appeal without discussion
State House Sound Bites: PA chief justice to see raunchy e-mail “materials” Friday
PLS Reporter: Riparian buffer bill could see final passage next week

Philadelphia
Inquirer: Wolf: Abolish SRC, make Philly school board elected
Inquirer: Judicial board to review complaint on McCaffery emails
Inquirer: For Uber, Lyft, Pa. permits unlikely this year
Inquirer: Windfall for Phila. principals short on supplies
Newsworks: It’s time for the School Reform Commission to go
Newsworks: Corbett, Wolf scrap to draw in final debate
KYW-TV: Philadelphia Lawmakers Plan Hearing On Whether Local Officials Are Prepared For Ebola Threat
KYW-TV: Hillary Clinton Campaigns For Tom Wolf In Philadelphia
KYW-TV: Gov. Christie Campaigns With Gov. Corbett In Wayne
City Paper: Anthony Clark, city elections chair, hasn’t voted in last 5 elections
City Paper: Philly courts rein in debt-collection campaign

SEPA
Mercury: 3 Montco school districts looking for education funding reform
Courier Times: Strouse calls Fitzpatrick bill ‘counter-terrorism political theater’
Courier Times: Langhorne looking at earned income tax
Daily Times: Campaign battles heat up as election approaches
Daily Local News: DEP: Coatesville must fulfill terms of grant
Daily Local News: Coatesville school officials confirm Ellison replaced as solicitor

Pittsburgh
Tribune Review: Pittsburgh-area colleges impact local economy by nearly $9 billion
Tribune Review: Pitt gets $11 million grant to make medical data analysis easier
Tribune Review: Range Resources signs lease to drill in Allegheny County park
Tribune Review: Clinton, Christie lend clout to Pa. gubernatorial race
Tribune Review: Corbett, Wolf restate cases in final gubernatorial debate before election
Early Returns: Five thoughts on Wolf-Corbett Debate III
Post-Gazette: Pitt gets big grant to set up Big Data center
Post-Gazette: Corbett, Wolf spar on school funding, taxes in final debate of governor’s race
Post-Gazette: Police: Pennsylvania ambush suspect’s journal ‘chilling’

Southwest
Observer-Reporter: Washington boasts $1.45 million surplus in 2013
Observer-Reporter: Election board taking first steps in combining precincts
Observer-Reporter: Top Pittsburgh emergency response official speaks about risks of crude oil trains
Tribune Democrat: Medicaid reform may be tough to change no matter who’s governor
Tribune Democrat: Gubernatorial debate candidates tackle Johnstown’s tough situation
Altoona Mirror:  Corbett, Wolf argue taxes in final debate
Altoona Mirror:  City Council delays noise ordinance vote

NEPA
Times Leader: Resident wants campaign finance reports online
Times Leader: Demands to ‘Stop the Violence’ dominate WB City Council meeting
Times Leader: Police quote Frein’s journal: ‘Got a shot … took it’
Times Tribune: Youtube video purports to show Frein firing airsoft guns
Times Tribune: Corbett to sign bill expanding newborn screenings
Times Tribune:  Pa. court schedules Philly cleric’s case for Nov.
Times Tribune: Chilling cop killing details revealed
Pocono Record: Porn email scandal sparks another resignation

South Central
Roxbury News: House Tourism and Recreational Development Committee
Roxbury News: Majority Leader Mike Turzai and NORML
Carlisle Sentinel: Organizations request funds from Carlisle Borough
York Dispatch: York City Fire and Police Departments: No cuts, please
Intelligencer/Era: The Legislative Issues Forum: 5 things we learned
Patriot News: Judicial Conduct Board looks into sexually explicit emails allegedly sent by Pa. Supreme Court justice
Patriot News: Susquehanna Twp. commissioners clear way for Blue Mountain Apartments project

Lehigh Valley
Capitol Ideas: Clinton, Christie stumping in southeastern PA
Morning Call: Grand Jury: Bethlehem Councilwoman Karen Dolan should resign
Morning Call: Lehigh County budget includes late-night tax cut
Reading Eagle: State System of Higher Education makes pitch for more aid

North by Northwest
Centre Daily Times: Attorney General’s Office denies recovered emails sought by Spanier, Schultz
Centre Daily Times: State College Area School District, support staff at odds over contract
Sun Gazette: Downtown development hit with delay

Opinion
Daily News: Keeping Them Honest: The Inspector General does just that. Make it a permanent department
Inquirer: Messages in a bottle
Daily Local News: Coatesville City’s code officials need to step it up
Pocono Record: Letter: Wolf’s drilling tax will raise prices
Pocono Record: Letter: Aurand will support women’s abortion rights
Pocono Record: Letter: Scavello will fight for Monroe County
Pocono Record: Aurand has better healthcare plan for Pa.
Altoona Mirror: Ebola concerns spread
Altoona Mirror: Voters must learn what their party stands for
Observer-Reporter: More foolishness in East Washington
Tribune Review:  The newcomer tax: Change the appeals laws
Post-Gazette: DEP should model Colorado on regulating drillers
Post-Gazette: Attorney General Kane is not doing her job
Carlisle Sentinel: Our View: Government transparency takes hit
Patriot News: Lawmakers need to pass this important prescription drugs bill: Pamela Hadley
Express Times: EDITORIAL: Pa. attorney general should halt new spending by Industrial History Museum

Blogs
Commonwealth Foundation: How Would Tom Wolf’s Tax Plan Impact You?
Keystone Politics: Nat Gas Can’t Be a Climate “Bridge Fuel” If We Don’t Control Methane