Friday, July 17, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, July 17th)
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School Enrollment Estimate Down 11% (State Taxpayer Aid Rises By 44%)
LSU Board Delays Budget-Cut Plan (Did Raise Grad School Tuition)
EDITORIAL- "Historic opportunity" to reshape higher ed
Commission to find ways to cut state government
Official: Experts advised La. on hospital
INSIDE REPORT: WHERE DID ALL THAT STANFORD MONEY GO?
Reapportionment Looms- "Radical Reapportionment"
EDITORIAL: Film tax credit scandal winding down with bagman's sentencing
Witness: Firm paid Jefferson's brother
Recall election planned for Mayor
Early voting set for La. House seat (10 Candidates)
EDITORIAL: Federal aid for community colleges welcome
EBR board won't have to cut employees, has 37 vacancies
Louisiana Home Foreclosures Jump (34% Increase)
Nagin administration dumps e-mail search experts
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Labels: EDUCATION, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, July 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, July 16th)
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VITTER RAISED MORE THIS QUARTER THAN MELANCON'S TOTAL
Landrieu's Recommendation To Obama Accused Of Violating Ethic Laws
Sex harassment suit filed against La. Democrats
JINDAL HITTING ALL THE RIGHT NOTES
Governor taps labor chief Tim Barfield as executive counsel
Inside Report: Averse to risk, Jindal moves very carefully
EDITORIAL: Streamlining the right call for Louisiana
Commission on Streamlining Government to meet July 27
SLU to trim 19 employees- Cuts also force unpaid leave
Layoffs, furloughs- Legislature's budget cuts hit LSU
EDITORIAL: Trimming fat on campus
Taxpayers urged to check amnesty- Penalties waived, interest halved
EDITORIAL: Get ready for House vs. Senate
William Jefferson took care of brother, Mose, witness says
Mose Jefferson seeks delay of bribery trial
CASH REMAINS A PROBLEM FOR FORMER U.S. REP. JEFFERSON
LSU doc gets $1.3M over 5 years for cancer work
Councilwoman Shelley Midura will not seek re-election next year
Debates underway for Lafourche area senate seat
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Labels: JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, VITTER
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, July 15th)
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EDITORIAL: Vitter Right On Medicine, Immigration
President Obama has crossed the red line in his dropping approval rating
JINDAL AND MITCH: MOVING UP BY STAYING PUT
Mitch Landrieu's decision not to run for mayor serves as a starting gun
Legislator faces ethics complaints
Council to further explore media deal
Black-white disparity: How states compare
EDITORIAL: Clean it up, once again
The Cajun Congress- Caucus Draws Ideas
State tax amnesty set to start Sept. 1
Public salaries coming to the Data Center
Honore: Ex-La. governor halted hospital reopening
For the Census, it's where y'at that counts
Jefferson told him, 'You worry to much"
Stanford investors want billions back- Lawsuit targets island nation
Jindal vetoes bill to ban guns near parade routes
Motion to begin process to oust super expected July 21
Inside Report: Redefining Louisiana's coastal zone
Suit: Nagin violated New Orleans City Charter
Parish gives contract to deputy fired after racial spat
Bill Gates envisions fighting hurricanes by manipulating the sea
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, July 14th)
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(BESE) No-Bid Contracts Drawing Questions
JINDAL WANTS JOBS, JOBS, JOBS
Lawmaker says House, Senate should make up
LSU Museum of Art axes show after cuts
D.C. MARDI GRAS BALL KING NAMED TO STATE STREAMLINING PANEL
Mayor Buys National News Stories?
EDITORIAL: V Vehicle Excitement
Jim Brown Live From Crawfish Town USA: Talks Edwards-Duke
EDITORIAL: Digitizing medical info the right Rx
Witness: Ex-Rep. William Jefferson said role in deal was legal
YR TAKES HEAT FOR OBAMA JOKE- APOLOGIZES FOR NOOSE REFERENCE
Director: Session successful for Louisiana Municipal Assocation
Shreveport eyeing more budget cuts
EDITORIAL: Mayor Ray Nagin's nonsense on Census
DSS ISSUES 'MOST WANTED' POSTER
Lawsuit opposes closing N.O. mental hospital
State audit blasts NOPD evidence room
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Labels: BESE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, NEWS, PASTOREK, POLITICS
Monday, July 13, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, July 13th)
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State Budget Woes Causing College Athletic Cuts
EDITORIAL: McDaniel Serves State ("Isn't that what the governor wanted?")
EDITORIAL: Governor's State Tour Should Be Dialog (Not A Monologue)
NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL POLL (OBAMA APPROVAL RATING @ -8)
Washington Watch: Vitter- BR Could Receive More Than $46 Million
THE CARTOON OF THE DAY (VITTER VS. ACORN)
Jindal Has "Got His Own Damage To Repair"
MILLIONS FOR AGRICULTIRE
Budget cuts could impact LA's food safety (AG Budget Strain'd!)
Amendments set for voter action in 2010 election
Grambling holds mayor accountable- City files restraining order
JEFFERSON CORRUPTION CASE MARKS A LEGAL FIRST
LA veteran wins Young Republican post despite Facebook comment controversy
Rothenberg Report: Louisiana- "Clear Advantage For Vitter"
WHEN ALARIO TALKS, JINDAL LISTENS!
Jindal Presidential Star Dims
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, July 12, 2009
WEEKEND STORIES OF THE DAY (Just click title to read)
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When Alario Talks, Jindal Listens
JINDAL PRESIDENTIAL STAR DIMS
Rothenberg Report: "Clear Advantage" For Incumbent Vitter
Polling Report: "Yes, Virginia, there is a Republican Party"
BESE MEMBER SAYS NO TO JINDAL- REFUSES TO RESIGN
McDaniel to remain at BESE
JINDAL AGENDA "has not required a large investment of political capital"
Jindal still trying to start book, Blanco's memoirs in production
VITTER WINS DRUG IMPORT BATTLE
School programs funding supported by BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA
Higher Ed Panel To Scour For Savings
EDITORIAL: Sorting Out State Colleges
New governors will face expanded reporting
LSU LAW SCHOOL FACES BUDGET CUTS
Videotapes and photos make vivid evidence at Jefferson trial
Councilman Arnie Fielkow could be the front-runner for Mayor
QUESTION: What is the opposite of Camelot? ANSWER: Louisiana
District attorney, mayor launch two-fold attack on truancy problem
JINDAL LAW VEILS HIS OFFICE'S RECORDS
Governor Signs DA Hiring Exception To Ethics law
Jindal vetoes tax breaks, cites state budget woes
Jindal Vetoes Adley Bill On Tax Ccredits For Movie Production
STATE AGENCIES SEE FEW LAYOFFS
Orleans Mayoral campaign is starting to roll
Schools chief unapologetic after rough session
Waguespack tapped as executive counsel
(New Orleans) - BLACK FRAT INDUCTS BILL CLINTON AS MEMBER
Tax amnesty program aims to replenish rainy day fund
State AFL-CIO reps push for union creation
St. Martin sheriff target of lawsuit
(Shreveport) - $250,000 grant to save region's arts jobs
Mayor Ray Nagin's advice breaks census rules
Cassidy to address healthcare on CSPAN (Sunday)
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, VITTER
Friday, July 10, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, July 10th)
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KENNEDY SAYS STATE BLOATED "TOO MANY EMPLOYEES IN SUPERVISORY POSITIONS"
LSU System To Cut 400 Positions
U.N.O. CUTS; ATHLETICS SPARED- CHANCELLOR "WENT TO HIS OWN OFFICES" TO CUT
Agencies look at layoffs, Attrition limits job cuts- "Retirement Incentive?"
"WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BOBBY JINDAL?"
Monroe: Jindal Touts Job Generation (STATE PUT UP MORE THAN $130 MILLION)
Tax-break measures get Jindal's OK
Jindal OKs Tax Breaks On Film, Hunting
VITTER PROVISION Scores Major Victory Against Big Drug Companies
Stanford victims ask Cassidy for help
Railroads challenge PSC regulating crossings
Jefferson witness says deal required
Nagin in Mexico City this week (Who paid for the trip?)
Mayor Ray Nagin's words reveal no sense of shame
'LSU' ADDED TO FRONT OF TIGER FOOTBALL JERSEYS
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Labels: JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
