Monday, February 15, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 15th)
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Democratic chairman has Republican donation on his record- Vitter
"No Cost Stimulus Act"- Sen. Vitter weighs in on stimulus alternatives
DAVID VITTER INCREASES LEAD IN SENATE RACE
Presidential Tracking Poll: Obama -17% On Presidents Day
Cao snowed out from White House Super Bowl party
Political Lagniappe: Merit and need surface as budget factors
EDITORIAL: PRIVATE CITIZENS INVOLVED IN PUBLIC CORRUPTION
Secretary of State Dardenne wants to be Lieutenant Governor
Ellington, Gallot competing for House Speaker Pro-Tem
Hospital officials see big increases
EDITORIAL: Day Honors Presidents
DREW BREES REIGNS AS KING OF BACCHUS
Analysis: Will New Orleans economy catch Saints fever
Observers Say N.O. Not Yet 'Post Racial'
LIVE MARDI GRAS PARADE WEBCAM (UPTOWN NEW ORLEANS)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DARDENNE, DEMOCRAT, ELECTIONS, LOUISIANA, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
SPECIAL EDITION: BREAKING VIDEO- CHARLIE BOY MELANCON... WHO DAT?
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HOW EMBARRASSING! NOBODY SHOWED UP FOR CHARLIE BOY'S "WHO DAT RALLY"
Senate candidate Melancon's anemic campaign fails to draw one person
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THIS VERY HUMOROUS VIDEO!
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, ELECTIONS, MELANCON
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 19th)
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ELECTION RETURN WATCH PARTY TONIGHT IN B.R. (YOU ARE INVITED!)
Massachusetts New Poll: Republican Brown Up 9
Cassidy Steps Into Massachusetts Senate Race
MLK DAY: Pastors, Politicians March- (Holden Endorses Melancon For Senate)
EDITORIAL: Jindal is right to see success at 2-year mark
Chas Roemer: "Our state bar is so low we may stub our toe on it"
Feds May Decide La. College Cuts
LSU faculty members plan to protest job cuts
Kenner politicians, top aides get enhanced benefits
EDITORIAL: Blue Ocean- Bright Plan
Bankruptcy filings rise in La.
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CASSIDY, ELECTIONS, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, January 18, 2010
'M.L.K. DAY' SPECIAL: STORIES FROM SUNDAY & TODAY
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Poll shows growing disappointment, polarization over Obama's performance
The Backlash Is Coming! The Backlash Is Coming!
AP: DEMOCRATS FACING ANGRY 2010 ELECTORATE
Voters Powerless To Recall Landrieu (Dardenne and Caldwell Say So)
Melancon To Speak At Martin Luther King Event
Washington Watch: Cassidy- "This Is The Epitome Of The Backroom"
BRETT FAVRE: 'SECRETLY, I'M A SAINTS FAN'
EDITORIAL: Race To The Cash
Board to ease LEAP rules
State Hospital loses 25 jobs in budget cuts (Services Not Affected)
Agricultural centers deal with cuts
Governor Jindal: 'We're Going To Tighten The Belt On Government'
Jindal Ranked No. 2 Among Tweeters (Has Nearly 40,000 Followers)
Panel: La. must raise graduation rates
One board could govern state universities
EDITORIAL: The Cuts At UL Finally Hit Bone
EDITORIAL: Breaking the ice on collaboration
Some storm aid may be available for other purposes
Jefferson Parish Doesn't Even Fake Open Government
Broussard quits his job, but saves his pension
Parish School Board to weigh insurance fee disclosure
Rep. Hunter Greene Ponders Legislative Auditor's Position
EDITORIAL: Setting A Judicial Example
Saints 'Black Out' Cards 45-14, One Word: WOW!
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, ELECTIONS, HEALTH CARE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS
Saturday, January 09, 2010
SATURDAY SPECIAL EDITION (January 9th, 2010)
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Mary Matalin to help raise money for Landrieu
Landrieu Moves PAC Funds to Vulnerable Democrats
Landrieu's Cuts- "Shocking In Audacity, Breathtaking In Scope"
MARY LANDRIEU RECALL EFFORT CONTINUES
Mostly Black New Orleans Could Pick White Mayor
AGENCIES FINALIZE CUTS- Jobs, services pared for shortfall
Budget-Cut Information Lacking (Education Formula Funding Is A Key)
Colleges announce layoffs, class cuts
Four Southern employees' get extra pay
Consolidation Proposal- (Idea Called "Foolhardy" and "Stupid")
Jefferson Parish President Aaron Broussard Resigns
Aaron Broussard replacement process raises questions
Ex-Judge Disbarred For Campaign Misconduct
Report: Minorities majority in public schools in South
EDITORIAL: It's past time to integrate primary and mental health care
St. Francis, Blue Cross- Two sides remain "worlds apart."
EDITORIAL: Obama is right... the buck stops with him
Palin To Speak In New Orleans
NOLANEXT.COM: NEW ORLEANS ELECTION CENTRAL
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Labels: BUDGET, CAMPAIGN, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MATALIN, NEW ORLEANS, NEWS, POLITICS
Monday, January 04, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & SUNDAY
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Race cited in Sen. Murray's surprise exit from NOLA mayor's contest
NOLANEXT.COM IS NOW LIVE! JUST CLICK HERE TO VISIT
Mary Swapped Health Vote For Endorsement Of "Little Bro" Mitch
OVER 50% AGREE LANDRIEU HEALTH VOTES TOP POLITICAL STORY OF 2009
State Police Investigate Police Juror
EDITORIAL: Obama should let free market work its magic
Fraud feud: Alexandria and Cleco prepare for court fight
EDITORIAL: Sophie Wright Charter School an inspiring model
DEQ division targets crimes
H1N1 Vaccine Available To Everyone Today
A Stunner: Ed Murray drops out of N.O. mayor's race
Democrats Fall to New Low, Down 6 Points Since Election 2008
Democratic Party Facing Tough Cycle
State GOP sets training session
'Tea party' activist feels media misinterprets purpose
Jindal: Two Years In
Despite national recession, Louisiana added jobs in 2009
Budget cuts have good, bad sides
'RACE TO THE TOP' PLAN IS TOO TOP HEAVY
State senator will address Press Club
Whitmer case coming to a head before Parish Council
MARY LANDRIEU'S JOB
Homeowners insurance is nation's third-most-expensive
EDITORIAL: Legislative control of tuition not best policy
Parish leader seeks count of residents 'in transition'
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Labels: BUDGET, CAMPAIGN, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, December 31, 2009
SPECIAL 2010 NEW YEARS DAY EDITION!
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NOLANEXT.COM IS NOW LIVE! JUST CLICK HERE TO VISIT
THE 2010 RACE FOR NEW ORLEANS CITY HALL
Meet The Candidates, Watch The TV Spots, Get The Latest Campaign News Now!
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, ELECTIONS, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, NEWS, POLITICS
Saturday, September 19, 2009
SATURDAY EDITION (September 19th, 2009)
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Attorney General Says It Is OK To Use Taxpayer Money For Political Campaigns
State educators respond to critics- Drop plans to award two no-bid contracts
Jindal's 'Tour' stops in Ruston- Governor awards vets with honor medals
EDITORIAL: Why not cut now?
So Who Is Running for Mayor of New Orleans?
N.O. ELECTION PREVIEW: A LOOK AT JOHN GEORGES
School absences restricted
EDITORIAL: Civic literacy on campus
Accountant pitches tax on oil, gas pipelines to Legislature
EDITORIAL: Help the hungry, before it's you
Day-care licensing rules to tighten
Councilman Ben Katz remains in ICU
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Labels: CALDWELL, CAMPAIGN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, July 30, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, July 30th)
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These are a Few of Patrick Bergeron's Facebook Friends
The Digital Divide- Newcomers See Social Media As An Entree To Elected Office
GAMBIT WEEKLY: DA WINNAS & DA LOOZAS
NOFD: Stormy Daniels' aide's car did not explode
Porn star mulling La. Senate race has a tough week
Presidential Tracking Poll- OBAMA GETS LOWEST RATING YET
"The Party's Being Taken Over By Southerners"
RECENT SESSION OFFERS SILVER LINING
Ex-councilman arraigned on '08 battery charge
State to increase lobbyists' spending cap by $3
Gallot files second motion to dismiss ethics charge
EDITORIAL: BESE holds its collective nose
What are health care details?
HUNDREDS OF ANGRY TRUCKERS PROTEST
LSU expands Vincent's duties- Senior AD to guide image
School Board President rejects call to give up leadership
Lawyers say limits on their ads unconstitutional
JEFFERSON JURORS GET FINAL PITCH
Senators team up to require pump study in bill
Donelon will give auditors documents
EDITORIAL: 40% solution for 'clunkers' a rough ride
Agency plans poverty assault
Hospital challenge shifts to N.O. court
U.N. advisory panel monitors New Orleans housing
Some homeless with one-way tickets out of New York head to Louisiana
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, FACEBOOK, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, April 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 3rd)
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What's On Saturday's Ballot? ELECTION TOMORROW, Please Remember To Vote!
U.S. Senate, House Approve $3,500,000,000 Budget
LANDRIEU OBJECTS TO JINDAL BUDGET CUTS
Louisiana Gov. Jindal's Honeymoon Is On A Vacation
CUTS WOULD HIT LSU HARD! 400 layoffs, research endangered
Jindal Staff Desperately, Poorly Try To Justify Bribery Fund
Bobby Jindal: Pilgrim's Deal Remains A Go
(DARDENNE)- No statewide election funds budgeted
Governor Jindal: Louisiana Fundraiser In Chief
VITTER RAISES OVER $700,000 IN LAST 3 MONTHS, Has $2,500,000 Cash On Hand
Rep. John LaBruzzo's welfare drug-test bill an ECHO OF DAVID DUKE
Bob Odom Cleared Of All Charges
Slaughter files lawsuit (SAYS JINDAL GAVE "MARCHING ORDERS")
Auditors Look Into LA Workers' Overtime Pay
EDITORIAL: Merit pay is on the table
Mayor needs no 'conspiracy' to look bad
Nagin's memory of Hawaii trip comes into focus
COURT RULES AGAINST SUPREMACISTS IN CASE PROMPTED BY 'JENA 6'
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DARDENNE, DOMINGUE, DUKE, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Thursday, April 02, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, April 2nd)
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THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!
Domingue Recipient Of (Another) Illegal Contribution
INSIDE REPORT: National Media Taking Note Of Jindal 'Exorcism' Tale
Chicken, Syrup Deals Raise Ire- (Strain Wants State Surplus To Pay Off His Debt)
Survey: Residents Favor Budget Cuts
LOUISIANA PAID $4,000,000 TO GOLF COURSE FOR UNPLAYED ROUNDS
Nail in the Coffin?- Protesters Stage Jazz Funeral For Arts Programs
LAWMAKERS QUESTION PAY RAISE MONEY
Jindal's directive hits profitable agency- Budget cuts mean layoffs
New Health Plans Drawing Criticism
LEGISLATURE NOTES: There's no talk of third special session so far
LSU Plans Internal Changes
Vitter Introduces Health Care Amendments to Budget Resolution
EDITORIAL: Enforce Laws Along Border And In U.S.
Energy Bill Called Bad For State
Former Rep. William Jefferson is one of a growing cast of characters
Mose Jefferson blames publicity from his brother's case
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BILL UP FOR DISCUSSION
Justice tempore named to fill Chet's empty seat
CRIME BIG PROBLEM FOR LOUISIANA TOURISM INDUSTRY
Bill bans holding phones, driving
Smokers Feel The Heat From Fed Tax Hike
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Monday, March 23, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, March 23rd)
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PREVIEW: GAMBIT'S SPECIAL 4-PART SERIES ON THE GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN FINANCES
"There Really Isn't A New Day In Louisiana... You Pay To Play"
DOMINGUE HAS TO BE SUFFERING BUYER'S REMORSE
EDITORIAL: State film industry in high gear
PLAN WOULD MERGE AREA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT WITH NEW ORLEANS
Candidates vying for vacant seat on council
EDITORIAL: School fixes for all levels
Plan would close Earl K. Long facility
Analysis: Stem cell issue dormant for now
EDITORIAL: Don't close historic sites
Layoff Practices Questioned- (Political Connections?)
City Hall e-mail requests show different responses
CNN SAYS LOWER 9TH WARD STILL AN ABANDONED WASTELAND
Haynesville Shale producing extraordinary numbers
Site Pulls Voting Record- Domingue Listed Wrong Elections
JINDAL HEADLINES BR FUNDRAISER TONIGHT THEN FLIES OFF TO DC FOR 4 MORE!
Governor's Security Detail (Cost: $1.25 Million A Year)
GOVERNOR'S TRAVELS EXTENSIVE, EXPENSIVE- (Out-Of-State 31 Times)
Jindal Should Stick To Governing, Not Fund-Raising
EDITORIAL: Election Year Crisis Ahead
EARLY VOTING RESUMES TODAY! (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, REAPPORTIONMENT
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 11th)
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LEE DOMINGUE LAUNCHES ATTACK FIRST (SPENT $65 DOLLARS PER VOTE)
Domingue Loans Campaign $103,000
"Next Session Could Harm Louisiana And Severely Affect The Governor's Future"
Officials Want To Bypass Jindal
MOON HAS ARRIVED
Governor Jindal Just Being Himself- "It's Just The Jindal Way!"
State: Bid for Pilgrim's Pride (Teepell Says Offer, Match Money On The Table)
LSU FACES LAYOFFS, CUTS
Vitter Objects to Majority Leader's Tactics on Anti-Pay Raise Amendment
DAVID VITTER BUCKS THE ESTABLISHMENT
Congress To Forgo Pay Hike Next Year (Thanks To Senator Vitter)
Senate Approves $410 Billion In Spending
Alexander No. 2 In Spending Bill Projects
A Look At Lawmakers' Tax Break Proposals
CONTROL, DELETE
City Technology Chief Stands Accused Of Taking Gratuities And Doctoring Invoices
EDITORIAL: Steady As She Goes On Film Tax Credits
BESE Won't Endorse Technical Curriculum
Levine Testifies Before Congress
EDITORIAL: Cost alone is no reason to free convicts
'America's Most Wanted' to feature Jennings killings
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CLAITOR, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, June 4th, 2008)
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Guns, Taxes On Tap In State House Today
MCCAIN TACKLES OBAMA in Kenner appearance
The Primary Season Is Over, and The General Election Campaign Has Begun
Jefferson Throws His Support To Obama
SHOULD FAMILY MEMBERS OF LEGISLATORS BE LOBBYISTS?
Courthouse Gang Lived By Its Own Rules
EDITORIAL: How do we rebuild trust in the justice system?
Police Juror, Wife Charged In Fight
BILL WOULD DOUBLE SENATORS' ALLOWANCE
Briggs Gives Oil, Gas Outlook
Parish President's Work In Office Applauded
Senate approves disclosure bill, Seeks to shield wardens
SCHOOL TUITION BILL DELAYED
Boats, EBR try to work out fee deal
PROFILING FEARS RAISED, Legislation Delayed
Youth Speak Out During Legislature
East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council Candidates (So Far)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CAPITOL, CORRUPTION, CRIME, GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Friday, May 30, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, May 30th, 2008)
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Legislature Has More Money Than It Can Spend
A tough ticket to get... Unless you're a member of the Legislature
Senator Says Gas Prices Greater Concern Than Personal Problems
EDITORIAL: Don't Add More Strings
State Superintendent Seeks To Restore Education Funds
Is Gallot Being Recruited to Challenge Alexander?
Blueprint Louisiana Plan Meeting With Legislative Success
Legislature Free To Correct Its Own (As If)
Jefferson Trial May Be After Elections
House supports autism coverage
Museum Board Measure Advances, Shifts Reins To Landrieu
EDITORIAL: Speedway Adventure
Legislators Push Job-Training Bills
House Panel Backs Mandatory Judge Recusal Bill
Remote Voting, End Of July Elections
Some 'Jena Six' Defendants Have Recent Legal Problems
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Legislature Has More Money Than It Can Spend
A tough ticket to get... Unless you're a member of the Legislature
Senator Says Gas Prices Greater Concern Than Personal Problems
EDITORIAL: Don't Add More Strings
State Superintendent Seeks To Restore Education Funds
Is Gallot Being Recruited to Challenge Alexander?
Blueprint Louisiana Plan Meeting With Legislative Success
Legislature Free To Correct Its Own (As If)
Jefferson Trial May Be After Elections
House supports autism coverage
Museum Board Measure Advances, Shifts Reins To Landrieu
EDITORIAL: Speedway Adventure
Legislators Push Job-Training Bills
House Panel Backs Mandatory Judge Recusal Bill
Remote Voting, End Of July Elections
Some 'Jena Six' Defendants Have Recent Legal Problems
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, April 30th, 2008)
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JINDAL'S LENO APPEARANCE FUELING MORE MCCAIN TALK
Broken Circle: White Supremacy in the Ark-La-Miss Part One
CONGRESSIONAL HOPEFULS ENDORSED BY JINDAL (EVENTS TODAY!)
Tax Phaseout Vote Conveys Mixed Message
Don't Expect Budget Cuts To Eliminate State Programs
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers, Be Cautious In Budgeting
State Revenue Forecast On The Upswing
A BIG JUMP IN SALARY
Mayor Fires Economic Development Head
EDITORIAL: The Great Debate
Louisiana Family Forum Issues Voter Guide For 1st & 6th District
$4-A-Gallon Gas Prices In La. Expected
EDITORIAL: The Vital Role Of Witnesses
State Worker Training Plan Not In Budget
NEW TV SPOT FROM THE SIXTH DISTRICT
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, RACIST, WOODY JENKINS
Monday, April 21, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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New Legislature Seen As More Conservative, Religious
FIRST TV SPOT FROM 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RACE
Analysis: McCain Could Be Ultimate Winner In Pennsylvania Primary
EDITORIAL: THE FREEDOM TO OFFEND
Republicans Supporting Cazayoux Disregard His Liberalism
OUR CHILDREN WILL PAY FOR HOLDEN'S RE-ELECTION
Caucus For BR Area On The Rise
Early Poll: Landrieu Leading
EDITORIAL: A Partition Isn't Protection
Nations come together in N.O., U.S. joins Canada, Mexico for summit
State GOP Fills Jobs With Jindal Staffers
JINDAL TO TAKE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT
House Requires Oath To Testify
Money, Money, More Money
State's Payment To Sheriffs Could Increase
Louisiana Poverty By The Numbers
Georges Will Attend Kennedy Fundraiser
Congressional Quarterly: Louisiana Ranked 49th
'D.C. Madam' Case Hurt Many
Vitter: Fighting To Lower Taxes For Louisiana
With Protests Expected, NOPD Enhances Security
'Clear And Convincing' Isn't
EDITORIAL: Ending Corruption Is A Major Challenge
CAZAYOUX "REPUBLICANS": TRIAL LAWYERS, LOBBYISTS & HIS FRIENDS FROM NEW ROADS
(Jindal Capital Outlay) $9.9M sought for academic building at LSUA
EDITORIAL: N.O. A Fitting Venue
Police Sued Over Public Records
Campbell Continues To Dispute Energy Costs
Youth Prison Abuse Alleged- (Sen. Cravins Pushes Closure Of Jetson)
Nationalist attorney seeks $77,000 in fees from Jena
Meet State's Workforce Development Need
EDITORIAL: Concerned La. Lawmakers Miss The Mark
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, GORMAN, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, WOODY JENKINS
Friday, April 18, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 18th, 2008)
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LOUISIANA POLITICS WEEKLY
EDITORIAL: Learn A Little, Take Control, Shape Future
Liberal Texas Democrats Plan 'Invasion' of Baton Rouge for Cazayoux
INSIDE REPORT
District 4: Gorman Has More Cash On Hand Than All Other Candidates Combined
HOUSE LEADERS EXPLORE BUDGETING OPTIONS
Bond Panel Delays Entergy Vote
Workforce overhaul proposal clears House committee
Panel OKs bill on science texts
Proposal would prohibit cell phone use by young drivers
Clueless Blossman Had Bad Timing, Too
EARLY VOTING BEGINS SATURDAY! (TOMORROW)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CAPITOL, CONGRESS, GORMAN, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, WOODY JENKINS
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, April 16th, 2008)
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Two Latest Polls Show Landrieu Leading Kennedy In U.S. Senate Race
WILL SUPERDELEGATE MARY LANDRIEU VOTE FOR OBAMA? (WATCH THE VIDEO!)
Latest Poll- McCain Would Carry Louisiana (Leads Obama By 11%)
TAX ISSUES ENTER HOUSE CAMPAIGN (LATEST TV SPOT)
Gorman Calls For Gas Tax Holiday, No New Tax Pledge, Making Tax Cuts Permanent
EDITORIAL: Not A Haircut, At Least A Trim
KEEPING THE BUDGET ON TRACK
Morial-Era Probe Runs Tight On Time
Tax Commission Acts
DEADBEAT DADS Subject To Felony Conviction
Mental Health Care May Get A Boost
N.O. Leaders In D.C. Toot Horn About Crime
EDITORIAL: Baggy-Pants Era May Be At An End
Former Coroner Pays $6,500 In Ethics Fines
EDITORIAL: What's Ours Is Theirs
FOR ALL THE LATEST CHECK OUT LANEWSLINK.COM THROUGHOUT THE DAY!
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, WOODY JENKINS
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 15th, 2008)
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