State News

	Third Pa. district fires security firm with felons A third western Pennsylvania school districts has stopped using a private security firm after learning that some guards were convicted felons or sex offenders.
	Occupy Pittsburgh protesters facing noon deadline Occupy Pittsburgh protesters are up against the clock as many tear down their tents and prepared to leave private property owned by Bank of New York Mellon Corp. downtown.
	Dozens displaced by Pa. apartment fire More than three dozen people were forced from their homes by an overnight fire at a southeastern Pennsylvania apartment complex.
	Villanova plans $200M dorm, arts center project Villanova University plans to build two new dorms and a performing arts center on its suburban Philadelphia campus.
	Public viewing set for Philly Cardinal Bevilacqua The public viewing is set for the former spiritual leader of Philadelphia's 1.5 million Catholics.
	Police probe sex involving contractor at Pa. jail State police are investigating whether an outside food service worker had sex with an inmate at a Pennsylvania county jail.
	Wife charged with perjury in judge molestation testimony The wife of a former Pennsylvania judge convicted in a molestation case is accused of lying under oath to protect her husband.
	Santorum warns voters of country's likely demise Rick Santorum's campaign slogan very well could be one word: doomsday.
	State Dept. pulls designation for visa sponsor The State Department has revoked a company's ability to arrange visas for foreign college students to work at a Pennsylvania candy factory that packed Hershey chocolates.
	Santorum says daughter Bella out of hospital Rick Santorum says his 3-year-old daughter, Bella, is home from the hospital after a bout with pneumonia.

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