Harrisburg

To solve this problem, he ordered dedicated phones lines be connected between the White House, the NRC, and the State House at Harrisburg.

And insomuch as no one would ever have known what a good person I was on the road from Harrisburg to Lewisburg, I had to tell someone.

And then, there are the tourists from all over the world. Kirk Patrick traveled from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to enjoy the Games.

In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, it is illegal to have sex with a truckdriver inside a toll booth.

At Three Mile Island, near Harrisburg, Pa. , only a small amount of radiation was released before the meltdown was controlled.

The house is one of a cluster of homes near an intersection in Loysville, a rural stretch of farm land about 25 miles west of Harrisburg.

Some people, including Dan Miller, the city controller, are recommending that Harrisburg should seek protection in the bankruptcy courts.

By Saturday, March 31, Carter had decided to pay a personal visit to Harrisburg.

Pennsylvania gave the same assistance last year to Harrisburg, which had issued bonds for an overly ambitious trash-to-energy project.

In Harrisburg, Pa. , an incinerator project has forced the city to weigh a potential bankruptcy filing.

To the rendezvous at Camp Curtin, Harrisburg, where it became Company B of the . . .

A city of central Pennsylvania north of Harrisburg. It developed as a lumbering center in the19th century.

But these days Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's picturesque state capital, home to 47, 000 people, would make a poor alternative to heaven.

Then in 1979 a serious accident occurred at a plant at Three Mile Island, near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Little wonder then that debt per head in Harrisburg is $9, 522: three times what it is in Philadelphia, the next-highest in the state.

Federal court had just been dismissed in Harrisburg, Pa. , on September 26, 2005, the first day of the Dover intelligent design trial.

Last night I was driving from Harrisburg to Lewisburg, Pa . , a distance of about eighty miles.

I have not heard from Harrisburg since offering to go there, and have not been invited to lecture anywhere else the past winter.

A city of central Pennsylvania north of Harrisburg. It developed as a lumbering center in the 19th century. Population, 31, 933.

A view of the Three Mile Island power plant near Harrisburg, Pa. , site of the worst nuclear accident in U. S. history.

"IT'S a long way to Heaven. It's closer to Harrisburg, " sings Josh Ritter, a contemporary singer-songwriter.

Curiously, unlike other distressed cities, Harrisburg has an unemployment rate that is lower than the state's.

The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology has abolished tenure and merged academic departments.

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