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Senate Democrat Blasts Obama Admin For Iran Talking Points Straight Out Of Tehran (January 21, 2015)
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Second Democrat files for state Senate District 11 special election By RANDY KREHBIEL World Staff Writer TulsaWorld.com |
OKLAHOMA CITY A second Democrat filed Tuesday for the vacancy in state Senate District 11, guaranteeing an April 7 special election.
Heather Nash, 43, of Tulsa, joined state Rep. Kevin Matthews in seeking the seat that was vacated by Jabar Shumate earlier this month. Matthews has held a House seat since 2012.
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Nash is North Tulsa Youth Coordinator for Youth Services of Tulsa and previously worked for the Red Cross.
Filing for the position ends Wednesday.
A general election, if needed, will be held June 9.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. Democrat Tom Wolf took office Tuesday as Pennsylvania's 47th chief executive, portraying himself as a political outsider while appealing for cooperation in a divided state government plagued by budget deficits and partisan stalemate.
Ex-governors and lawmakers were among the more than 4,000 people that Wolf's office estimated to be at the ceremony outside the state Capitol building.
"I am an unconventional leader," said Wolf, a former businessman. "I may be the first governor of Pennsylvania who ever operated a forklift, ever managed a hardware store. I volunteered for the Peace Corps. I ran a business."
Wolf, 65, outlined his goals in an inaugural address that used positive, general terms ending educational disparities in public schools, creating good-paying jobs and providing "a government that works" but gave no more specifics to ambitious goals that he laid out during his campaign.
He did not mention the obstacle of a projected $2 billion-plus revenue gap for the fiscal year that starts July 1 or his proposals that include levying a new tax on the natural gas industry, restructuring the state income tax and increasing public school funding.
"Nothing is more essential than working together to make sure that every child in Pennsylvania has access to a great education and that all teachers have the resources they need to deliver that great education," Wolf said. "Our schools must be our highest priority."
Throughout his swearing-in and speech, gas drilling protesters chanted, "Ban fracking now!" Eight people were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct at the inauguration, police said.
Wolf, who ran his family's building-products distribution company in York County for nearly 30 years, beat Republican Gov. Tom Corbett after plowing $10 million of his own money into a highly effective TV advertising blitz. He is scheduled to present his budget proposals in an address March 3 to the Legislature.
Corbett attended the inauguration along with former governors Tom Ridge and Mark Schweiker, both Republicans. Former Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell introduced Wolf at the ceremony.
GOP majority leaders in both houses of the Legislature have said they want to curb rising costs, such as public employee pensions, or privatize the state-run system of liquor and wine sales before they would consider raising taxes.
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Democrat Tom Wolf is sworn in as Pennsylvania's 47th governor, appeals for bipartisanship