PoliticsPA’s Morning Buzz: 11/15 Edition

The AP did background checks on the state legislature and found that some legislators have interesting criminal backgrounds, Joe Biden was in Philly this weekend and Dimock entered the national spotlight last night on 60 Minutes, they did a story about Marcellus Shale. Good Monday morning and welcome to the Buzz.

Weekend Headlines

AP: Drug, gun arrests in some Pa. lawmakers’ pasts

Fox Philadelphia: Biden attends museum opening

Politico: Rep. Bobby Rush wants to be ranking member of tech panel

Rep. Mike Doyle is one of the most senior Democratic members of the technology subcommittee, but because Rep. Rush has more sonority than Rep. Doyle does, it is unlikely that Doyle would become ranking member. This subcommittee deals with telecom issues as well as Internet regulation.

Inquirer: Airport expansion plan panics a Tinicum neighborhood

Times-Tribune: How many water supplies have been impacted by gas drilling? Pa. doesn’t keep count

Post-Gazette: For Pennsylvania Turnpike toll collectors, the bell may toll

Times-Tribune: Yankees deal a case of inside baseball with Rendell pitching

Inquirer: Evans fights power shift

Post-Gazette: Legislature’s pension bill blasted as “generation theft”

Intelligencer: House vote could delay mandate for sprinklers

Patriot-News: Gene Stilp OK with recount in 104th Pennsylvania House race

Times-News: Onorato expected to run again – for his current job

Post-Gazette: City Council members float new city pension bailout plan

Intelligencer: Who is going to replace Jim Cawley?

Weekend Opinions

Times-Tribune: Sobering possibilities: Use potential PLCB sale as source of annual revenue

Times-Tribune: Kanjorski’s loss has ripple effect among Dems

Times-Tribune: NE Pa.’s political clout diminished

Today’s Headlines

Times-Tribune: Dimock residents discuss gas boom on ’60 Minutes’

Times-Tribune: State GOP skeptical of expanded gambling

Heard in City Hall: So far, Gov. Rendell mum on mayoral primary

Tribune-Review: Marcellus gas industry could take business away from Pittsburgh

Today’s Opinions

Daily News: The Cookie Monster ignores hungry kids

Post-Gazette: No wishing it away: Pittsburgh’s coming transportation crisis is real

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