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If you've had questions about the operation of a state or local government agency, Pennsylvania's new and improved Open Records law should make it easier to get some answers. (Today)
Roland W. Burris should be seated in the U.S. Senate despite his appointment by the villainous Illinois Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich. (Today)
Claiborne Pell allowed generations of students to attend schools they otherwise could not afford. (Today)
Previous Editorials
- Auto benefit: Drivers should share in the parking tax cut (Yesterday)
- Sensible pledge: Teens need information on contraception (Yesterday)
- Asides (Yesterday)
- Efficient transit: PennDOT can raise the bar for all systems (01/03/2009)
- Star treatment: Finally, consumers get nursing home ratings (01/03/2009)
- Sinking feeling: Americans have little confidence in this economy (01/02/2009)
- Unkindest cut: A high amputation rate is about diet and exercise (01/02/2009)
- Restraint at the EPA: The administration pulls back on relaxing the rules (01/02/2009)
- End of an era: Mayview patients move on with the times (12/31/2008)
- Lost magic: The GOP suffers from a leader's Obama parody (12/31/2008)
- Play money: New rules will curb predatory credit card terms (12/31/2008)
- Bloodshed in Gaza: A price is paid for the lack of a peace pact (12/30/2008)
- Drive smart: Let auto insurers reward drivers for education (12/30/2008)
- Costly culture: Bush deregulation helped create Bernard Madoff (12/30/2008)
- Fair housing: Landlords must live up to their part of Section 8 (12/29/2008)
- Guinea's coup: A succession of dictators leaves a nation in poverty (12/29/2008)
- Suing a Samaritan: A California ruling sends a chill to rescuers (12/29/2008)
- Fold 'em: It's premature to talk about expanding gambling (12/28/2008)
- Case of abuse: The county needs to reassure the public on Kane (12/28/2008)
- Asides (12/28/2008)
- Debt duty: City officials and the ICA must come to terms (12/27/2008)
- Adam's legacy: His case improved police work on missing persons (12/27/2008)
- Obama's report: The contacts with Blagojevich were not damning (12/26/2008)
- Harsh light: A wise decision dims an outsized billboard plan (12/26/2008)
- Korean prospects: Bush's agenda for the peninsula is unfulfilled (12/26/2008)
- The timeless story: The PG wishes all its readers a Merry Christmas (12/25/2008)
- Holiday spirit: In a troubled season, give some real presents (12/25/2008)
- Sensible limit: Council draws a line on alcohol in South Side (12/25/2008)
- Spin cycle: Cheney wages a futile bid for vindication (12/24/2008)
- Market collapse: The neighborhood loses a grocery, and part of itself (12/24/2008)
- Yes, Virginia: A little girl's letter asks the ultimate Santa question (12/24/2008)
- Car rally: Detroit's last chance to show high performance (12/23/2008)
- Steelers win: Not in Tennessee, but where it really mattered (12/23/2008)
- Bailed to excess: Taxpayers deserve accountability on the rescue (12/23/2008)
- Degree of detail: CMU's report leaves several unanswered questions (12/22/2008)
- Courting dollars: A state judicial system deserves state funding (12/22/2008)
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