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The Committee of Seventy was established in 1904 to combat corruption in Philadelphia, playing a major role in the adoption of civil service reforms and the passage of the 1919 and 1951 Home Rule Charters. A nonprofit and nonpartisan organization, Seventy does not endorse candidates or represent any special interests.
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Amelia Bedelia’s First Vote

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Seventy Urges Permanent City Police Advisory Commission

Says Current PAC Should be Disbanded

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by Dee Romito

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Bipartisan Open Primaries Legislation Introduced

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