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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania's attorney general says her office has a new agreement on the governance and operations of Milton Hershey's multibillion-dollar charitable trust that controls the candy maker that bears his name. Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced Friday the agreement was filed in Dauphin County's orphans' court. The agreement involves four board members leaving: Robert Cavanaugh and James Nevels by the end of 2016 and James Mead and Velma Redmond by the end of 2017. It also would put limits on board member service and compensation. Kane says the agreement developed from an investigation into the Hershey Trust's compliance with a 2013 agreement and shouldn't affect the candy maker. The Hershey Trust funds a school for disadvantaged children established by Milton Hershey and his wife. It also owns Hershey Entertainment and Resorts.

State pact with Hershey Trust would limit member pay, terms