Cleft lips, poor rural students, a city rehab hospital. Those are just three of six dozen entities or issues selected to share $65 million in taxpayer money in a state budget-related bill passed by the Senate, according to the Commonwealth Foundation, a right-leaning Harrisburg advocacy group. …
Source: Morningcall
Pennsylvania Senate defends budget 'earmarks' criticized by conservative group
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