Saturday, November 27, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY, FRIDAY & THANKSGIVING
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Voters Say It's Important Who's In Congress, Who Runs Congress
Cao aims to shed moderate label as he contemplates his political future
EDITORIAL: Blood returns to state flag
SU Chancellor Lomotey to resign
Southern board elects new chairman
Casinos struggle back from recession
12 stitches in President Barack Obama's lip
La. state government shut down Friday for Acadian Day
State offers health proposal
Southern supervisors to meet before Classic
Court upholds PSC's right to limit closures of rail crossings
Jindal slates budget sessions
State senator is new alcohol, tobacco control commissioner
Inside Report: Lingering issues await mayor-elect
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Labels: CAO, CONGRESS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 12th)
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State Treasurer Concerned About Revenue Drop
For Democrats, Even 'Safe' Seats Are Shaky
Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 47% Democrats 39%
EDITORIAL: Big changes will require big voter turnout Nov. 2
2nd Congressional District advertising reflects high stakes of race
2 local Democrats to endorse Cao in race against Richmond
EDITORIAL: Public Employee Benefits Should Be Cut
Disaster response should have local leadership, Billy Nungessor Says
DHH botches Medicaid pay checks (again)
Technical, community colleges growing at rapid pace
5th Congressional District race, IRS & foreign aid become targets
Trade your gun for gasoline gift card?
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Labels: ALEXANDER, CAO, ELECTIONS, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, NUNGESSOR, POLITICS
Monday, September 13, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & SUNDAY
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Will Jindal endorse Vitter? Who cares?
Tea Partiers Promote Cause
In Ad Wars, Democrats Shy From Ties to Own Party
The Size of Government and the Choice This Fall
State's electoral map to be redrawn- One congressional seat to be lost
UNO to honor distinguished alumni Jim Tucker and Joel Chaisson
Guidry faces challenge from Fields in judge race
New Health Chief Takes Over- Streamlining care in focus
FCC to open up vacant TV airways for broadband
EDITORIAL: Get answers about moratorium
Anti-tax advocate FRED DENT Jr., 73, DIES
The 'I Can't Wait To Vote' Election
Candidate gets help from Bill Clinton
Budget woes tighten focus on how to lay off teachers
Shreveport political contributions half of '06 level
Service to nonprofits by elected officials is deemed ethical
Landrieu welcomes FEMA money, yet again
Cao gets on top of blight problem
Oliver Thomas to generate drama once again
Elderly in Louisiana are more reliant on Social Security
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Labels: CAO, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, August 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, August 9th)
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'Wal-Mart moms' will take angst out on someone
A Foolish Trip- Michelle Obama's PR Disaster
Early voting for LA's federal primary begins Saturday
LANDRY ENDORSED: Republican Leadership & Conservatives Unite
Turner supported a $700 Billion bailout
Vitter issues 'Mud Alert' in Senate race
Candidates for Congress miss chance to score points
EDITORIAL: Pastorek must execute the law (Dummy Diplomas?)
Lawmakers streamline funds
Landrieu: "Is it about race, or is it about the city?"
Genesis
Gulf seafood industry tries to shake oily image
WHO DAT VISITING THE WHITE HOUSE?
Obama welcomes Super Bowl champs New Orleans Saints
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Labels: CAO, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, TRAYLOR, VITTER
Sunday, July 25, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY FOR SUNDAY (July 25th, 2010)
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(Still More Traylor Trash!) It's Comedy Hour In The GOP Senate Primary
DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN GAVE VITTER $1000 CONTRIBUTION
Hopefuls release financial reports- Kershaw owes the IRS $200,000
Politics: Voter registration deadline looming- Landry Urges Party Switch
Washington Watch: Downer Up For New Campaign (That Dog Won't Hunt!)
HIGHER ED IN WORLD ALL ITS OWN
New Poll: Taxes Jumps In Importance, But Economy Still The Main Issue
Political Horizons: Action On Leak Helps Jindal
List of former Jindal Cabinet members getting longer
La. Chief Justice to return in December
Other public officials fought email law and lost
E-mail Practices Block Access
WHY HAS "TOP SECRET AMERICA" CAUSED LITTLE REACTION?
Shreveport's $8 million legal tab- Bargain or Over-Priced?
LSUA contemplates future as budget cuts loom
Will Cao be embraced at home as he is in Washington
Cao's peers in House note his independence
TRUTH CAN BE ELUSIVE IN D.C.
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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, DOWNER, HIGHER ED, JINDAL, KERSHAW, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TRAYLOR, VITTER
Monday, July 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, July 19th)
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WASHINGTON POST INVESTIGATION: A Hidden World, Growing Beyond Control
Vitter: Obama Avoiding Oil Spill
OIL SEEPING FROM GULF FLOOR NEAR WELL
Analysis: Perfect storm brewing for La. economy
Mitch Landrieu, David Vitter Talk Oil Spill On National Cable Networks
Vitter Opposes Kagan, Melancon's Canadian Fundraiser
LANDRY WITH A "NOTICABLE EDGE" In Fundraising, Downer Lags Behind
Landry vs. Downer: A Comparison of Family Values
Poll: Cao Leads 2nd Congressional District Race
61% Expect Rise in Health Care Costs Under New Law, 56% Favor Repeal
PROTEST TARGETS MORATORIUM (WEDNESDAY 11 AM @ CAJUNDOME)
Washington Watch: Cassidy proposes new panel
Jindal appointee preps
NEW LAW LIMITS WIRELESS USE
EDITORIAL: Levine leaves legacy of ideas
Lady of the Lake OK'd as a teaching hospital
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Labels: CAO, CASSIDY, DOWNER, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, VITTER
Saturday, July 17, 2010
STORIES FROM SATURDAY (July 17th, 2010)
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JUNEAU: SOMETHING HAS TO GIVE
Pinsonat on Regents: "$400K A Year For Some Pencil Pushing Bureaucrat"
LSU System supervisors review budget-cutting details from campuses
100 more City Hall workers will lose their take-home cars
LSU OKs sports raises- Martin cites 'double jobs'
LANDRY HOLDS GOP FUNDRAISING LEAD IN 3RD DISTRICT
Vitter Maintains Strong Money Lead Over Melancon
Cao leads rivals in fundraising for congressional campaign
NEW POLL: VOTERS WILL BE SENDING MESSAGE TO THE WHITE HOUSE
29 Indicted In Fraud Claims- Strike force targets Medicare scams
Indicted city councilmen plead not guilty
Gulf oil response money shouldn't be spent on sightseeing
Shallow-water oil drilling supporters report progress
Oil Cap Test Results Below Expectations
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Labels: CAO, LABI, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, PINSONAT, POLITICS, POLL, VITTER
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, July 13th)
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Louisiana Sen. Vitter Faces New Foes, But Still Hard Man To Beat
Michelle Obama Rouses NAACP, Vote Condemning 'Racist' Elements of Tea Party
Obama Blasted For Gulf Drilling Ban
Confidence in Obama reaches new low, Washington Post-ABC News poll finds
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE JEFF LANDRY BLASTS OBAMA
New drilling moratorium has different reasoning, but similar conclusions
Rally Will Be the Nation's Largest Protest on the Drilling Moratorium
Boustany: Moratorium Kills Jobs
Gov. Bobby Jindal: State needs feds in it to win it
CHARLIE MELANCON'S "CANADA FIRST" TOUR
Barham expresses concerns about oil in Gulf
Congressman Cao now unopposed in 2nd Dist. GOP primary
MILITARY CUTS MAY SHUTTER AVONDALE
Slaughter admission stuns hearing
Libertarians ready for rare Louisiana primary faceoff
EDITORIAL: Persistence of toxic oil will impede recovery
BP affixes new cap on well
EDITORIAL: Help those idled by the oil spill
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Labels: BOUSTANY, CAO, CASSIDY, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, June 06, 2010
SUNDAY EDITION (June 6th, 2010)
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$13,050,826,460,886.97 (The National Debt)
DOES OUR STATE GOVERNMENT HAVE A SPENDING PROBLEM? (NEW POLL)
Lawmakers still fuming over driver's license fee increase (Monday)
LOUISIANA BUDGET ON TIGHT TIMELINE
Senate committee hears about effects of planned budget cuts
TRUST FUND RAID- "Nobody Wants To Bite The Bullet'
LSU finds $12M shortfall (But "The gap would be filled")
EDITORIAL: Fannin's Rule Of Ignorance
85% STILL WANT LANDRIEU RECALLED, 70% WANT LT. GOVERNOR ABOLISHED
Obama Drilling Moratorium Will Hit La. Hard
AN OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT OBAMA (PLEASE LIFT THE MORATORIUM!)
Birds frozen in oil are an image of a desperate summer
Processing Tax Bill Not Dead After All
Inside Politics: Leach Nominates Campbell To Obama Oil Spill Panel
Lawmakers urge Jindal and Caldwell to sue over oil spill
NEW POLL: 70% Support Crackdown On Those Who Hire Illegal Immigrants
Obama Dealmaking Looks Like Politics As Usual
Suzanne Terrell will be the keynote for Republican Women
Cao continues to break from GOP pack
Former Jindal campaign adviser now working to polish BP's image
Family celebration keeps Sen. Landrieu from joining Obama in LA
BILLY NUNGESSOR BECOMES THE FACE OF OIL SPILL FRUSTRATION
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Labels: BUDGET, CAMPBELL, CAO, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, OBAMA, POLITICS, TRUST FUNDS
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, November 10th)
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Louisiana Revenue To Dip Sharply, Budget Chief Forecasts
Funds provide training on streamlining principles
EDITORIAL: LA CAN'T AFFORD LARGE FLEET (The Jay Leno state?)
Hospital Contract Canceled After Secret Insurance Deal Unveiled
ARCHITECTS BACK THE BOND
Nagin responds to Ed Blakely, Greg Meffert controversies
Party or district, Cao doesn't quite fit
William Jefferson's attorneys argue for shorter sentence
'UNCLE JACK' NOT COMING BACK
Inside Report: Tough lessons from old pro
Panel Says Rouzan Filings OK
SCHOOL BOARD IN CLOSED SESSION
Dome tax issue still unsettled
Rains hitting Gulf Coast ahead of Ida
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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, JEFFERSON, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Monday, November 09, 2009
STORIES FROM SUNDAY AND TODAY
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Hurricane Ida's track skirts mouth of river, aims for Florida
House health care bill stalled- Senate power holders won't run with the plan
Vitter displays health-care bill
Newsweek: Cao, the Sole Republican to Support Pelosi Health Bill
PRESS CLUB TO HEAR FROM ANGELE DAVIS TODAY
Washington Watch: Scalise Admires Saints
Foster Campbell to oppose water rate increase
NEW ORLEANS INDICTMENTS HINT AT MORE TO COME
Insurance deal tarnishes Jeff's image
School choice is a real test for parents
EDITORIAL: Don't drop out of Race to the Top
Cao is only Republican to vote for Democrats' health care plan
Health-care bills of House, Senate detailed
HEARINGS PLANNED ON CENSUS IMPACT
Pressure builds on hospital insurance contract
Mike Thompson trial rescheduled
JOHN GEORGES CORNERING THE MARKET ON POLITICAL ADVISERS
Mayoral hopefuls face off in season's first debate
EDITORIAL: Focus on positives
Political Horizons: Don't streamline good ideas
EDITORIAL: Cruel quotes from Blakely
Kennedy queried on coaching job
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Labels: CAMPBELL, CAO, HEALTH CARE, HURRICANE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, August 09, 2009
SUNDAY SPECIAL EDITION (Sunday, August 9th)
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
Vitter backs 'insurance associations,' prescription drug imports
TAUZIN STANDS BY SECRET DEAL
Charlie Melancon gets a dose of gratitude from PhRMA (Tauzin)
State, federal leaders praise partnership during LMA session
DARDENNE: SPECIAL ELECTIONS TOO COSTLY
Pastorek Consultant Hiring OK'd (20 Unclassified 'At The Pleasure Of' Positions)
Tucker chosen for leadership program
PANEL TO LOOK AT FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION
Colleges under microscope
EDITORIAL: Is everything on the table?
Joseph Cao's got soul
New Orleans mayor's race notably short of candidates
Targeting Ben Nelson through Mary Landrieu?
Rep. Foil promoted to Navy captain
Statistics show achievement gap for students above, below poverty line
Count on Mayor Ray Nagin for wild excuses
William Jefferson jurors whistled while they worked
'Clunkers' deal has its critics
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Labels: ALEXANDER, CAO, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, TAUZIN, VITTER
Friday, July 31, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, July 31st)
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Pew Research Center: Obama's Ratings Slide Across the Board
OBAMA NEGATIVE GRADES PASS 70% IN LATEST LANEWSLINK.COM POLL
Obama's beer with professor & police officer produces no acrimony, or apologies
Undeterred, Obama keeps calling Cao
Jindal makes return to fundraising trail- Governor addresses contractors
$500 million bond sale to finance construction work
EDITORIAL: Workforce plan makes strides
Fannin: Limit local government borrowing
State officials probe Jindal blog
EDITORIAL: Practice what you preach
Jury deliberates in Jefferson case
Judge Tosses Malfeasance Count
DHH staff tinkering with budget cut plan
Reneau addresses budget cuts at annual Tech Happening
Board to weigh SU plan
EDITORIAL: Beach report reminds La.: Clean it up
Union fights charter funds
10 vying for District 40 seat in state House (Voting is Tomorrow)
Klan kidnapping case faces statute-of-limitations issue
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Labels: CAO, FACEBOOK, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, May 04, 2009
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Mitch Landrieu To Speak To Press Club Today
TIMES PICAYUNE COLUMNIST CALLS GOVERNOR A "TRANSPARENT FRAUD"
Many state workers will have to take pay cut- Compromise worked out Sunday
SEVEN CONFIRMED SWINE FLU CASES IN LA.
Jindal Sex-Offender Plan Eased, House Speaker Critiques Proposal
Pilgrim's Pride legislation goes before House
DISTRICT 40 WITHOUT REPRESENTATION- Too late to fill seat
Vitter questions Yucca decision
Cassidy votes on hate crimes
School plan causes split
EDITORIAL: Unhappy sign of the times
School bus drivers seeking a raise
EDITORIAL: Sci-Port proves to be statewide asset
Louisiana at center of Stanford debacle
Analysis: Playing business hardball backfires
2 Saints accused of lewd conduct (That's a classic headline!)
IS JINDAL MIA?
Jindal: Mistakes were made
Jindal suggests closures
(Jindal Appointed) University Board Member Pays Ethics Fine
LAWMAKERS SEEK EXEMPTION ON FREE MEALS
Legislative tiger tame so far
About 400 local groups are petitioning for assistance
TEMPLE WINS- No runoff needed in BR City Court race
Guillory, Dore win in Acadiana
Brossett captures state House seat- 97th goes to ex-aide of councilwoman
EDITORIAL: Cigarette tax snuffed early
Saints still an issue
UL Today against higher-ed cuts
Study outlines SLU's economic impact
VITTER PUSHES CHANGE TO BAILOUT PLAN
Freshman representative gets communications aide
More questions and non-answers from Ray Nagin
Same-sex marriage issue expected again on Jury agenda
EDITORIAL: JINDAL-ESQUE TRANSPARENCY KILLS BILL
Right or wrong, trading votes entrenched in political system
State begins to supply stockpile of medicine
Vitter halts FEMA vote- Senator points to lingering questions
La. Democrats key figures in federal emissions debate
2010 REDISTRICTING
Health-care providers' reimbursement rate cut
Lawmakers to weigh Dome upgrade
Preservation group files suit to block new N.O. hospitals
DeRidder company lays off 105 people
Lawmakers fighting for Shaw upset
IS BAGHDAD NOW SAFER THAN NEW ORLEANS?
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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, CASSIDY, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, VITTER
Thursday, April 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, April 16th)
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Tea Party Crowded- Thousands Join Protest Over Taxes, Spending
TAXPAYERS PROTEST: Residents speak out on spending strategy
Shreveport: Thousands Turn Out For Area Rallies
REVOLUTION MAY BE BREWING
About 800 Rally At Forsythe 'TEA' party
JINDAL TRAVELS EAST FOR CASH
Bobby Jindal's Very Flexible Fiscal Philosophy
Talk Is Tough, But Cheap, Too
EDITORIAL: Jindal Should Lead By Example)
Miss Louisiana Carries Message Of Hope Into National Pageant
Layoffs On Tap At Grambling
LSU SYSTEM TO CARVE OUT CUTS- Cancer Center, UNO Sports
Levine shying away from cigarette tax issue
Lawmakers Say La. Hospitals Should Cut
EDITORIAL: From Union, Deep Concern
Rep. Anh "Joseph" Cao seeks heaping helping of pork
Rally and petition organized for scientist fired by LSU
EDITORIAL: I-49 moves a little farther down the road
What's Hiding In Contracts?
Rep. Williams to wrap up 226-mile trek to Baton Rouge
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Labels: CAO, CAPITOL, FLEMING, FORGOTSTON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, TEA PARTY
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 18th)
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Jindal Signals Louisiana May Not Take Stimulus Money (Nagin Says He'll Take It!)
BIG PAYROLL A CHALLENGE FOR JINDAL (Grew By $96 Million In 1 Year)
Jindal Has More Than $3.3 Million For '11 Race (BIG $ FROM SAINTS, GMC, CHOUEST)
"Every Decision Jindal And/Or His Appointees Have Ever Made Will Be Studied"
Governor Snags $3.5 Million- Expands Reach Outside Louisiana
Jindal's Fine Line to Talk
EDITORIAL: Mad Scientists
PAR Urges Panel For Redrawing Districts
Kennedy's Coffers Lead Most State Officials
Stimulus Signed: Now For The Hard Part
Roemer Blasts Stimulus (LA Only Gets 4 Out of $800 Billion)
BOUSTANY ON STIMULUS (THE LONG-TERM DEBT, $65 TRILLION)
Louisiana 2nd District To Get Lowest Job Benefit From Stimulus
Congressmen Doubt Benefit Of Stimulus Plan For N.O.
Will Stimulus Package Provide Bailout For State Budget Deficit?
EDITORIAL: Hope, Sure, But Prepare
Revenue Panel Could Increase Shortfall Projection
EDITORIAL: Illegals Get A Champion In Obama
Local School Boards Say Pastorek Plans Centralize Control
WALSWORTH: HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION ISSUE MAY BECOME FIGHT
Higher Education Plan Focuses On Graduation
Louisiana Bankers May Give Back Bailout Money
GRAND JURY TO HEAR KKK CASE
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Labels: BOUSTANY, BUDGET, CAO, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, OBAMA, POLITICS, ROEMER, STIMULUS
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 11th)
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Senate Cuts $1 Billion For La. From House Stimulus Version (Landrieu Votes Yes)
Stimulus: $3 TRILLION: Government Ups Ante To Bail Out U.S. Economy
SAM HANNA JR.: DEMOCRATS MAKE LIFE EASY FOR VITTER
Jindal Concerned About Stimulus Plan In Congress
JUMPING JINDAL: Hops, Skips From Louisiana
"Time For Jindal To Give The Rest Of Us A Sneak Peak At His Brilliance"
Sen. Mount Urges Look At Funding Issues
Dardenne, State Capitol Museum Seeks $6 Million (He Can't Be Serious?)
It Was Politics As Usual At Political Museum
Told The Same Half-Truths & Lies For So Long They Believe
FORGOTSTON: "Budget Cut Projections And Reductions Are A Game"
EDITORIAL: Preparing For Worst
Stimulus Talks: Cao Said He Would Be Inclined To Support The Bill
EDITORIAL: 'OLD' MEDIA AND THE NEW
Saints Deal Causing Budget Shortfall
EDITORIAL: Keep Watch On ICF
Jindal Health-Care Revamp In Limbo
Dr. Anna Pou Asks State To Pay Legal Fees
New House Rule Affects Use Of Supplemental Pay
EBR School Takeover Plans Out
TARGETING DROPOUTS
First Trial Dates For FEMA Trailer Suits
QUESTION: What is an Economic Stimulus Payment?
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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, STIMULUS, VITTER
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 3rd)
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Inside Report: Jindal Must Stop Being Gerbil-In-Chief
BLOG HAS STARTED A JINDAL OUT-OF-STATE TRAVELS TRACKING CHART
As Agencies Buck & Lawmakers Bounce, The Governor & His Posse Mount Up
Economic Crisis In Louisiana: Facing A '$2 Billion Shortfall'
La. Senators Split On Obama Plan- Vitter Opposes; Landrieu Supports
Demo Ads Blast Cao's Stimulus Vote (Aim At Cassidy, Fleming, Too)
Cao Gets An Early Test Of His Loyalties
La. Gov. Jindal: 'Concerned' About Stimulus Bill
BESE To Discuss Stimulus' Effect On Schools
Somebody Seems To Be In A Hurry (Winston Domingue)
Saints, Jindal Face Contract Deadline
SU Chancellor: Cuts Would Spark Layoffs
Ex-Citizens CEO Pleads
Lobbying Ban Ended, Baker Takes Funds' Case To Congress
Nagin Says $986 Million In Bonds Won't Be Wasted
Tepid Response Cited In Recall Effort Against Mayor
Alexandria's Population Passes 50,000
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Labels: CAO, CASSIDY, FLEMING, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, January 09, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 9th)
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Inside Report: Gov. Jindal Needs To Take Time To Listen
Jindal cites priorities (at LABI annual meeting)
Governor's Office Vows To Protect 151 State Jobs In Tallulah
David Vitter Stuffs Slew Of Bills In Senate Hopper
Cao learns which panels he'll get
EDITORIAL: Cao provides good example
Fleming Named To Two Choice Committees
Budget Problems Threaten Change
Arrest video gives council members assurance... and laughs
EDITORIAL: Corruption's Heavy Price- Convicted forfeit pensions
Moratorium put on new programs
Citizens take to the streets today against New Orleans crime
University tightens belt as state orders budget cuts
State ethics panel tweaks personal earnings forms
James Gill: Church defenders didn't have a prayer
Pastorek focuses on truancy
Regents halt new academic programs at colleges
Cravins resignation to take effect Wednesday
Jindal names new Southern board members
William Jefferson again ask court to delay trial
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Labels: CAO, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, FLEMING, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, January 05, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, January 5th)
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Louisiana Is GOP's Lonely Victory State
LA. REPUBLICANS HAVE GIVEN US A MODEL TO BUILD A BROAD, NEW GOP MAJORITY
Cao's Star Already Rising In D.C.
Washington Watch: Students Will See Inauguration
EDITORIAL: Cuts Reveal La.'s Unstable Budgeting
EDITORIAL: Stelly Plan Action
Panel Rejects Ethics As Issue
NEW RULES APPLY TO JUDGES, LAWYERS: Confusion Expected Over Wine-And-Dine
NY State Of Mind: What New Orleans can learn from Bloomberg's administration
Gay adoption case - State fights listing two dads on birth certificate
N.O PALESTINIANS MARCH AGAINST WAR
Cigarettes Sold In La. Must Be Fire-Safe Beginning On Aug. 31
Officials Say Black Youths Lack Parental, Community Support
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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, ETHICS, GOP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
