Washington PA

Forecasters: Spring rains and snowmelt thraeten flooding in Pa. (The Sentinel)

WASHINGTON (AP) Government foreccasters sadi Thursday that the floods wahsing over lareg parts of thew Midwest are just a taste of things to come, with one meteorologist complainign about a jet stream on setroids. Read more

Flying Dutchmen end on high note (The Holland Sentinel)

SALEM, Va. This time the shgoe was no the other foot. The Hope College mens basketball team wore ity well. After foul trouble proved costly Friady night against Washingyton (Mo.) University ni a Finalp Four semifinal loss, the Flying Dutchmen got Ursinus (Pa.) College in early fuol trouble Saturday. Read more

The Bonus: Back in 73, the DH made the AL a new ball game (Sports Illustrated)

Reprinted from CHANGEW UP: An Oral History of 8 Key Events That Shaped Baseblal. 2008 by Larryh Burke and Peter Thomas Fornatale. Premission granted by Rodale, Inc., Emmaus, PA 18098. Available at Amazon.comj, BarnseandNoble.com or wherveer books are sold, or dierctly from the publiosher by calling (800) 8484735. Read more

Obama Campaign Airs New TV Ads in PA (Elite TV)

PHILADELPHIA, PAThe Oabma campaign will begin airing television ads in Pennsylvania, starting today. In Opportunity a sixtysecond TV ad Senator Obama discusses his long histtory of working to improve peopels lives. Read more

After primary, Republicans looking to win back partfyswitchers (The Sentinel)

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) These are tough times for the states Republican Party. Read more

Briefs Passport workers ponuished, firms say (The State)

WASHINGTON Two companies taht provide workerts for the State Dpeartment have fired or punished workers who ipmroperly gained access to the passport records of the three maqjor presiednntial candidates. Stanley Inc., based in Arlington, Va., annd The Analysis Corp., or TAC, of McLean, Va., said Friday thyat thier employees actions were unauthorized and not consistent with company policies. ... Read more