Audio Clips

Pennsylvania’s bituminous coal mine safety laws get their first update in nearly 50 years. Story features Rep. Tim Mahoney of Fayette County, who is a former United Mine Workers member. Story runs 1 minute. - 7/7/2008

Soundbite ONLY. Pennsylvania’s bituminous coal mine safety laws get their first update in nearly 50 years. Rep. Tim Mahoney of Fayette County, a former United Mine Workers member, comments. Bite runs 13 seconds. - 7/7/2008

BITE ONLY. Rep. Tim Mahoney of Fayette County joined Gov. Ed Rendell at a news conference supporting a mine safety bill that would update Pennsylvania's mine safety law. Runs 9 seconds. - 6/30/2008

Sound Bite Only - It will soon be easier than ever to check up on elected officials and government agencies. Rep. Tim Mahoney was present as Governor Rendell signed his open records legislation into law. Bite runs :17 - 2/14/2008

Sound Bite Only - Rep. Tim Mahoney reacts to Governor Rendell's budget address. Bite runs :22 - 2/5/2008

Video Clips

Rep. Tim Mahoney, D-Fayette, discusses his experience as a former coal miner and current member of the UMWA at the signing of the Mining Safety Act at the Robena Miners Memorial in Carmichaels, Pa. - 7/8/2008

Rep. Tim Mahoney addresses members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on his support for a bituminous coal mine safety bill. The bill passed the House and is being considered in the state Senate. Mahoney, a member of the United Mine Workers of America, says the legislation (S.B. 949), which now includes House amendments to strengthen the bill, would improve mine safety in Pennsylvania. The legislation would revise the state’s Bituminous Coal Mine Act of 1961. - 5/13/2008