WILKES-BARRE, Pa.—A former state lawmaker has pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges.

Former state Sen. Raphael Musto was indicted last week on two additional bribery counts. He pleaded not guilty Wednesday in federal court in Wilkes-Barre.

The 83-year-old Luzerne County Democrat was first charged in November 2010, a week before his planned retirement. Prosecutors say he accepted cash and free building renovations in exchange for his help obtaining taxpayer funding of development projects and took additional cash as a reward for helping a municipality get state loans.

On Monday, Musto's attorneys filed a motion seeking the dismissal of charges or the indefinite postponement of his trial due to the defendant's poor health. A judge has yet to rule.

His latest trial date is Nov. 13.