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Aug. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett supports Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson’s fiscal-recovery plan that calls for selling some of the capital city’s assets and potentially taxing commuters, according to the mayor’s office.

Corbett would consider it “irresponsible” for the City Council to reject the road map, scheduled for a vote Aug. 31, according to a statement. Thompson’s blueprint follows most recommendations made by state-appointed consultants, whose proposal was rejected by the council on July 19.

If turned down this time, Corbett “would support legislative action which will result in the city losing control of its ability to make such decisions,” according to the Aug. 26 statement distributed by Robert Philbin, a spokesman for the mayor.

The consultants urged the city to sell assets and negotiate union concessions to deal with a debt burden from overhauling and expanding an incinerator that has brought the community to the brink of insolvency. Thompson has said she would add a commuter tax if the debt wasn’t fully retired.

The Pennsylvania Senate approved legislation to set up a three-member board appointed by the governor and Harrisburg’s host, Dauphin County, to apply the consultants’ advice. The bill was tabled in the House on the last day of its session, June 30. The Senate reconvenes Sept. 19 and the House, Sept. 26.

Pennsylvania would provide an $8 million grant for improvements to the incinerator, as well as a $5.66 million loan for the city’s sewer system, if the council approves Thompson’s proposal, the statement said.

Harrisburg would also receive $2.5 million a year, up from $500,000, to support fire protection, which was already in the mayor’s plan.

Quarter Horse Cross For Sale, Pennsylvania, Lebanon, PA

Talerico is estimated about 8-9 months and 12 hands. Leads, Ties, bathes, clips. needs work with picking up front feet and possibly loading. Only loaded him once and that was the day we picked him up. He was hard to load but it was also the first time he was really handled so that may have been part of it. He learns very quick. i taught him to halter and lead in 15 minutes! He can get pushy but what else can you expect from a colt that hadnt been handled or taught manners til he was 6 months. He LOVES people and attention and i expect he will be easy to break and train. He should make a nice childs horse once he is broke and trained. He is currently kept in a paddock with run-in with a mare and 2 geldings. i can email photos. asking $500 but will take offers. Looking for a new home because i have 3 OTTBs and dont have the time i feel he deserves since 2 of them still need some training and will be taking up a lot of my time. call or email if you are interested need him moved asap.

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