Tuesday, November 17, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, November 17th)
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NEW REPORT SEEKS TO QUANTIFY STATE JOBS
AUDIT: Contract Employees Not Counted- Lawmakers seek worker numbers
N.O. mayoral race fund-raising leader is John Georges
EDITORIAL: Weighing Tax Defeat
2010 too soon to take to voters- Walker: "I'm not deaf and I'm not blind"
National health care debate complicates Louisiana politics
MELANCON TARGETED ON HEALTH CARE
'Get involved': Businesspeople urged to join health care reform debate
Panel: Scale back graduate degrees
Blueprint Addresses Tucker Commission- Offers Recommendations
CORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE
Pogue Is New Grambling Interim
Lawsuit against SU upheld- Former president seeks job back
EDITORIAL: Oyster ban just bad business
State approaching record for unclaimed property
Louisiana seeing busy fall filming season
Letter reveals witness's link to Porteous case
EDITORIAL: Whitmer must decide between public and private roles
Nagin budget proposal confounds City Council
Mayor Ray Nagin heads to Florida to watch shuttle launch
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