Voters in Pennsylvania's Peters Township will never see a referendum banning oil and gas drilling if a Common Pleas Court judge sides with the township solicitor and blocks the question from appearing on the November ballot.
September 27, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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Voters in Pennsylvania’s Peters Township will never see a referendum banning oil and gas drilling if a Common Pleas Court judge sides with the township solicitor and blocks the question from appearing on the November ballot.
Solicitor for the township William Johnson said the referendum violates two state laws, case law and even the state constitution.
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