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Harrisburg

['hærisbә:g]
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harrisburg

[ noun ]
capital of Pennsylvania; located in southern part of state
<noun.location>

Barr, who lives in suburban Harrisburg, first worked with Thornburgh during the 1970s when Thornburgh was a federal prosecutor in Pittsburgh.
The Senate in Harrisburg has 27 Republicans and 23 Democrats. The House has 103 Democrats, 99 Republicans and an empty seat.
Jackson arrived at the Harrisburg rally behind schedule.
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Harrisburg, Harrisburg, Pa., began trading under the symbol FFHP.
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Harrisburg, Harrisburg, Pa., began trading under the symbol FFHP.
The Harrisburg newspaper cited government documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and interviews with officials.
Others were treated at the scene about 4 miles west of Harrisburg, the state capital.
The fiery rioting left more than a dozen buildings destroyed at the prison five miles west of Harrisburg.
"You come up with striking and statistically significant differences among the hospitals with Harrisburg looking quite bad and Lancaster looking fairly good," Mr. Pine says. Polyclinic is somewhere in between.
The site is about three miles southeast of Duncannon, a rural town 15 miles northwest of Harrisburg.
At Conrail's giant Enola yard at Harrisburg, the newspaper said it observed a man in a supervisor's white hardhat in mid-June remove nine tags that inspectors had attached to freight cars to indicate the need for major repairs.
The government statistics don't explain why the mortality rate at Harrisburg Hospital is higher than at Lancaster General, and it's nearly impossible for an outsider to draw any firm conclusions.
Prosecutors said Williams beat Telek in the head with a hammer, dumped his body in the middle of a suburban Harrisburg street and stole about $100 and the lawmaker's car.
In the accident about 90 miles north of Harrisburg, Pa., the bus went off the curve, fell about 20 feet and landed upside down, police said.
"They could go to court," said lottery spokeswoman Jane Shafer in Harrisburg. "They may settle out of court.
At least one witness, Brenda Snell of suburban Harrisburg, said in an interview with The Associated Press that she told the FBI she had purchased cocaine from Guida and sold it to him on several occassions.
"That verified that we were on the right track," said David J. Malarney, senior resident agent for the FBI's Harrisburg office.
The investor group also includes members of Mr. Grass's family and certain senior managers at Super Rite, which is based in Harrisburg, Pa.
But Harrisburg, Pa., which considers itself recession-proof because of federal and state offices, has been increasing municipal employment 3% to 5% a year over the past eight years.
He identified them as Aircraft Storekeeper Recruit Demetric L. Cofield of Harrisburg, Pa.; Ship's Serviceman Prentice D. Johnson of Indianapolis; and Fireman Darren Stevenson of Chester, Pa.
State police at Harrisburg said more arrests were pending in connection with the violence at Camp Hill State Prison, but they would not give specifics on when or how many.
Mrs. Peyton formerly worked at the Harrisburg Daily Register.
Weeks before the release of 1979's "The China Syndrome," a movie about a nuclear meltdown, a reactor at Three Mile Island near Harrisburg, Pa., came close to doing the same thing.
The airport in Harrisburg, Pa., may trim prices as it winds up a study of cafes within 20 miles.
Fredrick A. Reid of Harrisburg, Pa., the pilot, and Capt.
Eramian said the two men were apparently the only people interviewed by the FBI after the case was referred to the Harrisburg office by the Justice Department's criminal division.
The funds are earmarked for a proposed $750,000 addition at the park in this town situated between Harrisburg and Baltimore, he said.
Therefore, the difference in mortality rate in bypass surgery at the two institutions is related to case selection and to the willingness of Harrisburg Hospital to offer surgery to high-risk patients who might not survive otherwise.
Henry Barr, 47, a former Justice Department lawyer, was indicted earlier this month by a federal grand jury in Harrisburg.
In 1839, the Whig Party opened a national convention in Harrisburg, Pa., during which they nominated William Henry Harrison for president.

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