Friday, February 25, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 25th)
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Nationally 46% View Unionized Teachers As a Bad Thing, 37% Disagree
Obama's Leadership Ratings Fall To A New Low
Vitter slams Feinberg over compensation from BP
Louisiana state budget shortfall issue divides legislators
Gov. Jindal defends plan to privatize state prisons
Judge: Finish SUNO study
Ark. official approved for La. education job
EDITORIAL: More secrecy at Regents
Ex-official ruled in contempt
Witness: Mayor asked for cut of Cifer's profits
Feds postpone grand jury appearances for Parish officials
Mistrial declared after jury deadlocks in Pratt's racketeering case
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Labels: EDUCATION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, VITTER
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 1st)
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Obama health care law unconstitutional, Florida judge rules
Roemer rips GOP field, eyes decision
GOP Voters Want Presidential Candidate With Private Sector Experience
Inside Report: Jindal activity, election year and polls
Jindal suggests a single college governance board
EDITORIAL: Save TOPS... and Go Grants, too
Drilling proponents urge action
Many former, current public officials on the witness stand
Weather postpones Dardenne's N.Y. trip
Commissioner Clyde Holloway trying to keep utility rates in check
91,000 Gulf oil spill claims, just 1 final payment
Appeals ruling mixed on La. lawyer ad rules
N.O. property owners can expect 'substantial change' in assessments
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Labels: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
STORIES FROM TODAY & YESTERDAY
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GALLUP POLL: Satisfaction With Gov't, Morality, Economy Down
Just 22% Say Obama Likely to Meet 2009 Goal of Cutting Deficit in Half
Provost: LSU has suffered (But not top staff!)
Southern System at stake in merger plan, president says
Union calls Red Tape Reduction Act 'political stunt'
EDITORIAL: BR traffic worst in U.S.
Oil spill fund administrator to face more questions from Congress
Louisianians go to rally for Roe v. Wade anniversary
Education website is like match.com... for schools, businesses
La. lawmakers hope Obama's speech will address Gulf drilling
LA Institute of Public Policy & Politics Seminar Series
EDITORIAL: A tight year for budget
Jindal pushes new charter law
Governor's insurance plan gets support
La. delegation targets energy
EDITORIAL: UNO-SUNO merger talk raises hackles
Elected officials and public workers paid for campaign work
Casino replaces full-time workers
Kimball named to political hall of fame
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Labels: EDUCATION, LOUISIANA, LSU, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, POLL
Friday, January 21, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 21st)
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Gov. Bobby Jindal's re-election in new poll
Jindal praises U.S. House Republicans' budget-cutting initiative
Former Gov. Edwin Edwards begins his new job this week
State Bond Commission authorizes sale of $300 million in bonds
LSU chief cool to idea of merging universities
Inside LA Politics: Board of Regents to Study Merger of UNO & SUNO
Higher education a target for state budget cuts across the nation
EDITORIAL: Ulrich's job good for area
Fight brews over districts
State to partner with Pew Center on criminal justice overhaul
Election officials propose law changes
Parish president abused his position, judge says
LA Institute of Public Policy & Politics Seminar Series In March
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Labels: BUDGET, CASSIDY, EDUCATION, EDWARDS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT
Thursday, January 06, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 6th)
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Gov. Bobby Jindal says his commitment to Louisiana is strong
Governor does not expect to take lead role in redistricting
Former state senator gets 27-month sentence for tax evasion
Two freshman reps from LA sworn in as 112th Congress convenes
EDITORIAL: Hoping for best with the 112th
Rigor wins out in bid to grade public schools
Former Mayor Dies At 76
Former aviation director pleads guilty to obstruction charge
Panel: Gulf oil spill could happpen again
Inspector general removes documents from main library
State told to repay $239 million to Feds
EDITORIAL: Good Luck, Kelsi Crain
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
STORIES FROM TODAY & YESTERDAY
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Edwards to stay in halfway house
Number of Republicans Reaches Highest Level
Health-care cuts reversed
LA. Institute of Public Policy & Politics Offers Seminar Series
State's economic future eyed
EDITORIAL: Big projects bode well for employment in Louisiana
3 La. GOP members have role in fight
House GOP votes to repeal health law
Cao voted for Obama, against his own party often in 2010
$30K for Police Jury convention
EDITORIAL: Keep charter school options alive
EDITORIAL: A single assessor for New Orleans, finally
EDITORIAL: Oil business back on track
G.O.P. Newcomers Set Out to Undo Obama Victories
Congress joins 21st century
Freiberg replaces Arbour; Smith keeps VP post
EDITORIAL: Developers' newest break
Judge: Jail space shortage is a crime problem
EDITORIAL: Stay focused on higher ed
Louisiana, Mississippi face new competition
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, EDWARDS, GOP, HEALTH CARE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, December 30, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY, WEDNESDAY & TUESDAY
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New Poll: Jindal Most Popular Governor In The United States
What's ahead for the new year?
College funding in La. leads listing
White House hopefuls' first big decision: How to announce
'Engineering marvel'
EDITORIAL: Another try at openness
Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare, poll finds
Jindal welcomes jobs
Year's Top Stories To Be Continued
EDITORIAL: Outside look at higher education in LA makes sense
Inside Report: What's wrong with this picture?
Medicaid mismanagement noted
State privatizing addiction recovery facilities
DEQ streamlines policy
Mayoral aide's firing leaves unanswered questions
La.'s 1st female U.S. attorney a story of mother's love
EDITORIAL: GOP leading on earmarks
EDITORIAL: Keep the Internet open for all
Just 21% Want FCC to Regulate Internet
Bill would crack the whip on pensions for government workers
EDITORIAL: Government pay practices must change
Louisiana has bright outlook
EDITORIAL: What a 'win' is and is not
Mayoral aide under probe fired
District Attorney To Resign
Drug smuggling probed
Board president urges parents to monitor school letter grades
EDITORIAL: Investigators should examine N.O. contractor
Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010 in AP editors' poll
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Labels: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Monday, December 27, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & SUNDAY
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'Morning Call' allows Hale 'to hit everything'
Turning America Around- Congress with a mandate for a new direction
Hot New Video: Purple Gold (The Tiger in Me) - Geno & Ian Von
Senate rejects spending measure- Vitter hails the development
Melancon wraps up this career in Congress
7th District's Days Numbered
Congress to get tougher on illegals
Most Purged Voters Black
Support for Health Care Repeal At 60%
Health care target of state budget cuts
Public schools may face cuts
Parish President leans on a core group of advisers
EDITORIAL: Let's get back to the Constitution
Campaign finance oversight anemic
LSU prepares for deep cuts
Supriya Jindal's foundation placing high-tech equipment in classrooms
EDITORIAL: Why we have what we have
Making a Good Riddance List, checking it twice
2010 was bad financial year for state agencies
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JENNIFER HALE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, December 13, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, December 13th)
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Reminder: LA Institute of Public Policy & Politics Christmas Tuesday 7pm
Gov. Bobby Jindal: Louisiana economy climbing national rankings
Washington Watch: Drill permit delay opposed
Bidding process slated for Medicaid - State revises plan to select insurers
EDITORIAL: Charter collaboration initiative seems tailor made for N.O.
Americans Worry About Personal Information On Social Networking Sites
NAACP chapter has first white president
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Labels: EDUCATION, FACEBOOK, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
STORIES FROM MONDAY, TUESDAY & TODAY
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Superfest Funds Under Fire- 'Suite Deal For Kip'
Jindal, group focus on new policies to help LSU budget
EDITORIAL: Assessing LSU's Quality
Corruption probe agent faces legal problems
Sentencing of former state senator delayed
La.'s health ranking falls
High school dropout rate cited as La. setback
Divergent school grade plans lead BESE to defer decision
BESE panel endorses proposed science texts
Porteous lawyer tells Senate judge is no 'grotesque character'
Flags lowered in tribute today
Election lines spur rivalries
Incoming BESE chief says changes needed
Jindal plan fast-tracks service cuts
EDITORIAL: School grade idea becomes controversial
LSU AgCenter: 'Less with less' way of future
Judge rules tapes allowed- Defense opposes FBI recordings
Porteous impeachment question goes before Senate today
Jindal holds first state signing of new book
Electronic systems replaced at Capitol
Grad rate numbers not end all
EDITORIAL: Celebrate La.'s bicentennial
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Labels: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Sunday, November 14, 2010
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Any Challengers? "Louisiana Is Redder Than Red"
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR MONDAY NIGHT 7 PM, THE LOFT @ PERKINS ROWE (BR)
Democrats huddle on state's budget
Gov. Jindal denies his new book is stepping stone to national office
Committee Talks State Budget
Taking the bite out of ethics board rulings
EDITORIAL: Learn from elders' mistakes
Freshmen arrive in Congress with many questions
EDITORIAL: Yes, let's tell the entire fiscal truth
Public pension liabilities pose future threat
La. ranks in top 10 states for business
State did business with indicted man
Hines switching to Republican Party, giving GOP House majority
Sen. Alario 95% sure he will switch from Democratic Party to GOP
LIBRARY OK COULD KILL BOND ISSUE
College chiefs project closure of some Louisiana campuses
Superintendent 'disappointed' about diverted federal funds
New high school biology books recommended by state
EDITORIAL: Federal bench is not for crooks, so kick Porteous out
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Labels: ALARIO, CONGRESS, DEMOCRAT, EDUCATION, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, November 12, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, November 12th)
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The Rollback Begins- An end to the government workers' gravy train
Obama Presidential Approval Index Rating -20
White House sidesteps claims in Jindal's book
Did Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal miss a window of opportunity?
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR MONDAY NIGHT 7 PM, THE LOFT @ PERKINS ROWE (BR)
School Boards Protest Fund 'Hijacking'
School officials fume over funding loss
La. ranks low: 4% of state high school students pass college-level exams
Louisiana colleges not getting a budget boost this year
EDITORIAL: On campus, sore feelings and soaring costs
EDITORIAL: Get it together on oil spills
Echols announces for state house
State Rep. Juan LaFonta won't seek re-election in 2011
State Rep. Walker Hines mulling a run for secretary of state
Attorney General pays tribute to Revius Ortique in Dillard visit
Porteous' attorneys want one last argument before Senate impeachment vote
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Labels: EDUCATION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL
Friday, October 22, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 22nd)
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State Treasurer Touts Belt Tightening To Close Budget Gap
Inside Report: Jindal travels; staff scrambles
Sen. David Vitter picks up endorsements from 30 Democratic officials
Colleges Under Budget Ax- (Effort To "Destroy" Southern University?)
TOUGH QUESTIONS FOR LOUISIANA UNIVERSITIES
BESE chooses Penny Dastugue of Mandeville as its president
Who's Going to Vote This Year?
Most Americans Say Government Is Too Sensitive to Minority Concerns
To make money available for Nucor, state pares projects from budget
Residents unhappy with state of mental health system
Juvenile facility plan hits snag
Mose Jefferson and Renee Gill Pratt get new racketeering trial date
Conservative magazine says it's too early to count out U.S. Rep. Cao
New Vitter for Senate Ad: No Regrets
New Lt. Governor TV: Here's what Caroline Fayard WON'T tell you
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Labels: DARDENNE, EDUCATION, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 12th)
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Landrieu Confronts Protestors Seeking Recall- "We will not Forget"
Mary Landrieu's Silence On Reid "Is Deafening"
EDITORIAL: "Dr. King, meet Sen. Harry Reid, Democrat & Dunderhead of Nevada"
Landrieu Donated Money, Scheduled To Host Mysteriously Cancelled Fundraiser
EDITORIAL: Televise Talks On Health Bills
Can New Orleans' mayoral campaign transcend race?
Panel Nixes Proposal To Limit TOPS- (The Program "All The White Folks Get")
LSU System to lay off 22 people, UL System 42
LSUA, NSU begin implementing budget cuts
Cuts hit adult, preschool education programs
Education Cut $16 million
Nationwide search urged for new legislative auditor
State lawmakers will take a small cut in mileage allowance this year
EDITORIAL: Council should not make backroom deal on interim president
Theriot Has Skills
PSC probes complaints about AT&T
Chief Justice Kimball remains in intensive care
CHECK OUT OUR TWO NEW FEATURES: VOTERVOICE & NOLANEXT.COM
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Thursday, December 10, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 10th)
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New Poll: Just 30% Say U.S. Heading In Right Direction
Panel Approves State Pay Change (6% Raise Now?)
Jindal dissatisfied with plan for distributing government workers' raises
EDITORIAL: Streamlining ideas meet reality
EDITORIAL: Davis Bears The Bad News (Typhoid Angele?)
Saving ideas done; what's next?
Former Gov. Buddy Roemer to address "tea party'' rally in Slidell
Medicare expansion proposed in Senate draws opposition from LA doctors
Vitter Calls for Bailout Termination, Not Endless Slush Fund
Cassidy Signs Petition To Force Vote EPA's CO2 Ruling
Landrieu is unapologetic about last-minute entry into N.O. mayor's race
New Orleans mayoral race opens with eight candidates qualifying
Mayoral Candidate John Georges Becomes Majority Owner of Famous Restuarant
Blue Cross, St. Francis Pact Stymied- Insurer, Hospital On Hold In Talks
Lourdes Medical Center, Insurer Blue Cross At Odds
Blue Cross, hospitals at odds over contract (Including Our Lady of the Lake)
THE WORST OF TIMES FOR LOUISIANA INSURANCE
Diploma plan's sponsors seeking state legal opinion
AG backs NOPD on missing evidence money
Overseer: Liquidate film studio in Saints dispute
Council sets January disciplinary hearing for embattled CAO Tim Whitmer
"Edwin Edwards: An Authorized Biography" on sale Dec. 14.
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Labels: BUDGET, CASSIDY, EDUCATION, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, VITTER
Sunday, November 22, 2009
SUNDAY STORIES (November 22nd, 2009)
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Landrieu Provides 60th Vote For Obama's $2.5 Trillion Government Takeover
Health-care bill advances- Landrieu casts key vote in favor
'LOUISIANA PURCHASE' LANDRIEU BLAMES BLOGGERS
EDITORIAL: Shivers From The Chill Of Obamacare
Vitter Issues Statement on Senate Saturday Health Care Vote
Melancon, Vitter Fight Directly, Indirectly
'DRIVEBY POLITICS' VIDEO: ROEMER BLASTS STATE EDUCATION STATUS QUO
DAILY-REPORT POLL: 75% Agree With Roemer, Shut It Down!
Superintendent Search May Start Soon
Streamlining panel offers proposals
VOTERS NOT IN MOOD FOR TAXES
Streamlining Needs Real Leadership
"Crashing Budgets, Government Downsizing, Education on the Brink"
EDITORIAL: More Excuses From Schools
Panel OKs N.O. school plans- "Several lawmakers were dismayed"
Sketchy Government Contracts All Over
EDITORIAL: Cracking Down On Parish's Insider Deals
Boustany returns from Afghanistan
LAWMAKER SHOWS OFF COMEDIC TALENT
Klansmen rally ahead of game at Ole Miss
Seeking Nominations For "Best LA Political Editorial Writer"
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Labels: BOUSTANY, BUDGET, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, VITTER
Saturday, November 21, 2009
SATURDAY SPECIAL EDITION
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NEW VIDEO: CHAS ROEMER BLASTS STATE EDUCATION STATUS QUO
DAILY-REPORT POLL: 75% Agree With Roemer
State Launches Contracts Web Site
Landrieu still weighing choice (SENATE VOTE TODAY!)
Sen. Landrieu hosts N.O. fundraiser for Majority Leader Harry Reid
MARY LANDRIEU REFUSES TO REVEAL SOURCE OF IMPROPER CONTRIBUTION
Angry Congress Lashes Out At Obama
Poll: Lowest Approval Rating Yet For Obama- 3rd Straight Day
IS THERE NO END TO THE SHADY JUDGES? "One after the other boom! boom! boom!"
EDITORIAL: Judges' case is a window into a culture of corruption
Louisiana chief justice exchanges blindfold for rose-colored glasses
Board balks at Boasso ruling- Ethics decision raises tension
William Jefferson's legal bills to be paid by taxpayers during appeal
Boustany: Increase troops in Afghanistan
Warden, legislators look at Angola, budget
Eddie Price fined $5,500 for campaign finance violations
Candidate scales back "What the f---!" TV Spots
Mayoral candidates offer plans to replace New Orleans police chief
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Labels: BOUSTANY, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER
Thursday, November 12, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, November 12th)
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Streamlining State Government- Few Ready To Make Hard Choices
Do You Think State Government Is Top-Heavy And Has Too Many Redundant Services?
EDITORIAL: Betrayal Of Trust (Jefferson "Guilty, And, We Hope, Gone")
EDITORIAL: CORRUPTION TAKES ITS TOLL
'True Heroes': Jindal, others praise service of veterans
Martin: LSU Chancellor says fee, tuition boosts likely if cuts made
Pastorek, Nevers argue grad rates
FINAL COUNT: 91.4% SAY COUNT ONLY U.S. CITIZENS FOR REAPPORTIONMENT
EDITORIAL: Louisiana reps' role in health-care vote
Louisiana increasing H1N1 vaccine availability
BR ranked 18th of 200 in best cities for jobs
WHY AREN'T WE THE GREATEST GENERATION?
Brown pelican no longer an endangered species
Fired SU official alleges retaliation
Carnival police numbers to drop because of budget cuts
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Labels: BUDGET, CENSUS, EDUCATION, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, November 11th)
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The Oath Is To A Nation, This Nation (Honor Veterans Day!)
Peterson's Clear Interception- "At Least We Can't Be Fined..."
EDITORIAL: A symptom, not the cause (Bloat in state government)
Streamlining panel recommends 2% cut in state budget
STATE CONSTRUCTION PRIORITIES
Lawmakers urge review of use of '8g' school funds
EDITORIAL: Louisiana (!) shows the way
Jindal opens tour with Tech visit
Lawmaker blocks funding to his own school district
ONLY 17% WANT THEIR CHILDREN TO GROW UP TO BE POLITICIANS
Melancon, Cao protected by politics
Health care vote costs Rep. Anh 'Joseph' Cao some support
La. lawmakers push to stop proposed oyster ban
Municipal Auditorium project 'inappropriate,' Inspector General
Conflicts revealed as investigation into contract continues
Patronage of the arts: Nagin and the Municipal Auditorium
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, VETERANS
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 27th)
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Lombardi: Cap TOPS Scholarships- Calls It A "State Entitlement Gift"
EBR SCHOOL SYSTEM TO SPEND $425,000 THIS YEAR ON PUBLIC RELATIONS
DA offers deal to ex-school board member arrested for alleged sex crime
ULL Honored Alumni During Homecoming (Booed Congressman Melancon)
A Smart Move for Austin Badon
Medicaid plan draws fire
La. tax amnesty program near end
Charter schools were created to allow for innovation
EDITORIAL: In Louisiana, real change, real results
EDITORIAL: LA's evaluation of teacher programs is in a class by itself
Internet opens new markets- Program sells La. products
Tiger Stadium text-messaging nets $8,550 for United Way
Charity Hospital floated as home for City Hall
Coloring book skewers Nagin
Majority Leader Harry Reid Says Bill To Include 'Public Option'
Inside Report: Tennessee River makes attraction for Chattanooga
Feds push for $478,000 forfeiture from William Jefferson
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT 'CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS'
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Labels: EDUCATION, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, MELANCON, NEW ORLEANS, NEWS, POLITICS, SCHOOLS
