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11/22/05 - Senator Corman makes floor remarks on LIHEAP
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10/26/05 - Senator Corman remarks on the
passage of Senate Bill 4 and Senate Bill 884 on Spending
Limits
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Senator Corman reacts to the start of the Special Session on
Property Taxes - Sept. 28, 2005
 6/30/05 - PODCAST - State Senator Jake
Corman (R-34) , chairman of the Senate Public Health &
Welfare Committee, speaks about health care funding
challenges that impact the crafting of a new state
budget.
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On June 10, 2005, Senator Corman gave a graduation speech at
the Bellefonte Area High School commencement ceremony
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Sen. Jake Corman (R-34) has introduced legislation that
would allow Pennsylvania residents to place either a
security alert or a security freeze on their credit reports
to guard against identity theft.
The May 18, 2005 groundbreaking ceremony for Medlar Field at
Lubrano Park, the new baseball stadium at University Park
that will be the home of the PSU baseball team and a minor
league affiliate in the New York – Penn League. (Part I)
The May 18, 2005 groundbreaking ceremony for Medlar Field at
Lubrano Park, the new baseball stadium at University Park
that will be the home of the PSU baseball team and a minor
league affiliate in the New York – Penn League. (Part II)
The Ground-Breaking and Ceremonial "First Pitch" at
Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.
May 12, 2005 - At an event in Mifflinburg, Sen. Jake
Corman presents Lance Corporal Jeffrey A Sanders
with a check to eliminate his student loan debt.
Sanders was wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq.
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April 2005 - Senator Jake Corman asks Insurance Department
Commissioner Diane Koken about concerns that the issues of the Blue
Cross/Blue Shield Surplus Agreement and the Blues' Community Health
Reinvestment Program did not remain separate.
September 2004
Communications and Technology Committee hearing on VoIP
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July 2004 - Senator Corman is joined by members from the House to discuss the blocking of
caps on non-economic damages legislation in the General Assembly.
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Listen to Senator Jake Corman stresses that efforts to address Pennsylvania's
medical malpractice insurance crisis will continue despite a legislative setback
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