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Small businesses and residential consumers will be eligible for $92.5 million in loans, grants, reimbursements and rebates from Pennsylvania to support energy conservation and weatherization projects that can ultimately reduce energy bills. Another $40 million from the total $650 million package is available to provide financial assistance through the state's Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). An energy efficiency loan fund will also be established through the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency.
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If you're sending your child to college for the first time, you're in for an eye-opening experience when you see what wonderful ( and expensive) items await your teen shopper in the stores. Protect your bank account by separating "wants" from "needs," setting a budget and sticking to it, and educating yourself about one of your most expensive purchases - a laptop computer. This article will help you choose the right laptop.
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Q. In the 1930s, there were many ideas on how to solve the problems of the Great Depression, including a "Share Our Wealth" plan from one U.S. Senator. This radical plan would increase the taxes of wealthy people, only allow them a limited personal fortune, and redistribute the money to the poor. Who was the senator?
a. Robert F. Wagner
b. Huey P. Long
c. Daniel Patrick Moynihan
d. Strom Thurmond
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