Friday, January 28, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 28th)
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State seeks to halt raises
One-time funds could tide over state
GOP figure in BR sues board
Agency's plan would cut personnel costs
State Police No cadet classes this year
Jim Tucker Speaks at UNO
Who owes big bucks to the Louisiana Ethics Administration?
Board of Regents targets 459 degree programs
Regents to discuss SUNO-UNO merger Feb. 8
Vitter, Paul introduce resolution to amend 14th Amendment
Plan targets recidivism
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Labels: BUDGET, ETHICS, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Friday, November 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, November 19th)
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Film tax credits aren't paying their way, researchers find
Churches: Raise tax on cigarettes
Just 17% Think Government Should Outlaw Smoking
Public Unions Urge Budget Change
Mary Landrieu: Take Funds
Bonds worry officials- Moret says Nucor funds 'on track'
Feds: State 5th in growth
Two face election scheme charges
EDITORIAL: Don't get carried away by earmarks
School districts to receive grades
Regents OK GRAD Act agreement for La. colleges
EBR councilwoman to run for House seat
LHSAA files suit over alleged state interference
Former police chief pleads guilty to lying to federal agents
Ethics Board puts hearings on hold
Ethics Administration puts Lee, Roberts on notice
John Breaux Center shuts down on a dime
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Labels: BREAUX, ETHICS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MORET, POLITICS, TAX
Monday, November 15, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, November 15th)
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JINDAL GOES TO NEW YORK
Analysis: Jindal's new book crosses La. lines (On Sale Today!)
TONIGHT 7 PM, THE LOFT @ PERKINS ROWE (BR)- BE THERE!
EDITORIAL: Big waves shake Hill
Marco Rubio rollout aims to manage expectations
Students get taste of politics at rally
EDITORIAL: Look again at ethics panel system
LSU testifies for commission
EDITORIAL: New Orleans campaign aims to feed all the children
Congress returns for lame-duck session
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Labels: CONGRESS, ETHICS, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, RUBIO
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
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, November 9th)
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Gov. Bobby Jindal 'comes out swinging' in new book
Library Director Says, "Tea Parties Are For Children With Teddy Bears"
79% of likely GOP voters hold a favorable opinion of the Tea Party movement
A Rebirth Of The American Revolution?
Teepell returns as Jindal's chief of staff
Republicans gain edge in redistricting
Louisiana Board of Ethics is stripped of enforcement authority
Gov. Bobby Jindal's hurricane recovery chief resigns
State police beefing up Capitol security for Wednesday education rally
Council Chides Mayor
Bush recalls Katrina aftermath in 'Decision Points' memoir
Drilling company says U.S. stonewalling on permits
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Labels: BUDGET, BUSH, ETHICS, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, July 6th)
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The Government Pay Bonus- "Overbills Americans by almost $40 billion every year"
IT'S TIME TO RESCUE THE IDEA THAT AMERICA IS EXCEPTIONAL
Washington Post: "Obama's standing among white voters has sunk"
State officials dip into special funds to balance budget
Patton Boggs acquires lobbying firm of former Sens. Lott, Breaux
ELECTION QUALIFYING BEGINS WEDNESDAY
Trial Date Set For Former Mayor
Few changes made to La. ethics enforcement
Capella announces run for Jefferson Parish assessor
Moratorium won't reduce drilling risks
Moratorium Affects Us All
Group Plans Energy Rally
OIL HEADS TOWARD NEW ORLEANS
Obama administration remains muddled on compensating moratorium losses
TEA PARTY OF LA. 'LIFT THE MORATORIUM' TOWN HALL MEETING (CASSIDY)
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Labels: BUDGET, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS
Saturday, May 29, 2010
SATURDAY SPECIAL EDITION (May 29th, 2010)
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THE 'CLAUSEN COVER UP'
EDITORIAL: Regents Should ("Come out and speak, you know, to the public")
Colleges Cry Foul, Cuts Unlawful (Clausen: "I wish we could use a magic wand")
LOUISIANA'S DOUBLE STANDARD FOR ETHICS
Times Picayune Video: Louisiana Legislature- Capitol notebook
93rd District House member will be elected today
BR Special Election for State Representative Today
BR Court Race Heats Up (FIELDS VS. GUIDRY)
Bill banning insurance cancellation penalties goes to Gov. Bobby Jindal
State legal claims office to turn work over to contractor
Historical commemoration measures advance in Legislature
White House admits pushing Sestak to drop Senate bid
LA will launch oil spill-related ad campaign to promote tourism in the state
Carville: La. Needs Justice Now (Even Carville Is Hammering Obama)
Obama Claims Oil Mess As His To Fix
Caldwell Requests Money For Suit
Testimony goes on in Jones tax trial
Justice Department Officials Meet Over Arizona Law
Senate confirms Finley as new Federal Attorney
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAUSEN, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, NEW ORLEANS, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS
Sunday, December 06, 2009
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Panel seeks to curb state contracts- LA agencies spend $7 billion for services
"Readers saying getting through to Landrieu's office is virtually impossible"
'EDWIN EDWARDS: AN AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY'
Big GOP Names Headed For New Orleans
NOMINATIONS FOR 'BEST LOUISIANA POLITICAL REPORTER'
Former Gov. Buddy Roemer will be the speaker at the BR Press Club (Monday)
Officials: Higher ed budget outlook looks grim
Rep. Gallot fires back at ethics board
EDITORIAL: Last in U.S. for millages
Kennedy's offerings include shutdown of Citizens Property Insurance
Whitmer has spent whole career in Jefferson Parish departments
New Orleans professional contract awards criticized, debated
For the next New Orleans mayor, what not to do
Series to discuss redistricting for '11
New Probe- Investigation focuses on credt card use
Louisiana boosts teen drug-treatment efforts
Some La. Drivers Set To Pay Higher For Auto Insurance
EDITORIAL: (Mr. President) Keep promise to deliver change
La. lottery president gets major pay raises
State faces $145 million mid-year budget gap
Landrieu dismisses Jindal's silence
Health care messages seeking to influence Landrieu
Conservative litmus test proposal does not target Cao
No problem hiring contractors previously convicted of corruption
Whitmer delivers records to federal investigators
White House party-crashing casts Desiree Rogers in unfamiliar light
Former SU president says judge didn't disclose relationship
Poverty in 3 parishes severe
Trial scheduled for son of Klan slaying suspect
New high school graduation rates proposal sparks debate
Former Gov. Edwards' Biography Hits Stores Dec. 14
OVER 15,000 WANT MARY GONE (EMAIL HER & TELL HER WHY)
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Labels: EDWARDS, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT, RECALL, ROEMER, VITTER
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 28th)
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Mary Landrieu rejects Vitter's census-citizenship idea
LANDRIEU NOT SEEKING RE-ELECTION IN 2014?
Environmental Group LEANs On Vitter
Mitch Landrieu Endorses Alive, Bond Issue
Panel offers cost cuts- Privatization, fewer vehicles listed
ETHICS PANEL SAYS ELECTION REPORTS UNNEEDED
Commission backs college graduation rates (40% statewide "abysmal")
Education leaders call 'race to the top' hearing
EDITORIAL: CAMD is on life support
Wanted: Your pitch for mayor of New Orleans
The quiet one in the New Orleans mayor's race
DA won't file felony charges against police chief's son
EDITORIAL: LISTEN WELL- OBAMASPEAK IS NEWSPEAK
Jindal, Gulf Coast governors team up in bid for aerospace project
Aid for local roads tops $331 million in state budget
$200 million in bonds sold to finance state projects
Ex-state revenue employee booked with identity theft
Louisiana blasts FDA plan to limit oyster production
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT 'CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS'
SHARE THE 'LOUISIANA POLITICAL NEWS WIRE' WITH YOUR FRIENDS
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Labels: ELECTIONS, ETHICS, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, October 02, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 2nd)
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EDITORIAL: One Victory For Openness
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers should know that open sessions are always the right choice
EDITORIAL: In Public, On Record, Done Right
Redistricting tricky, expert cautions
FAIRCLOTH OPENS UP 13% LEAD IN SUPREME COURT RACE
Clark says he wants to be positive
LEE FLETCHER: A FRIEND
State commission hears plethora of proposed cuts
Teacher-recruitment agency accused of extortion
Judge resigns after admission in bribery scheme
High-speed rail link gets support from Rep. Anh 'Joseph' Cao
SOME OFFICIALS JUST LOVE THEIR WORK: James Gill
Judge's tax returns sought in probe
ACORN-City Contract Questions Remain Unanswered
Health bill's effect on state projected
Former N.O. tech chief shows his lack of an ethical compass
Appellate court upholds ex-Caddo judges' bribery convictions
Governor presents grants during stop Thursday in Minden
ACLU: Racial profiling exists in Homer
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Labels: CLARK, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, FAIRCLOTH, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, October 01, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 1st)
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Criticized By Bloggers, Researchers & Editorialialists- Meeting Now Open!
Legislative workshop on remapping will be open after all
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers Sow Distrust
Lee Fletcher Succumbs To Cancer
EDITORIAL: Payroll Cuts Tough, Necessary
Clark cites experience(Overlooks Suspension and Sanction)
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION- (WHO CARES!!!)
Ethics Board attorney named to lead agency
EDITORIAL: Online disclosure forms can improve public trust
Costs block more school- Longer year idea OK; funds needed
EDITORIAL: Louisiana should keep college graduates
Jindal launches statewide 'Fight the Flu' campaign
La. man charged in cross-burning case
White House Visit Awes LSU Baseball Team (Visits To War Memorials "Important")
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Labels: BLOGS, CLARK, ETHICS, INTERNET, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 30th)
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Can't Face The Public? Stay Out Of (Public) Office
Lawmakers To Bond In Private At Redistricting Retreat
1 LEGISLATOR GETS IT, MAYBE THESE OTHER GUYS NEED A WAKE-UP CALL!
Redistricting meeting a go for Thursday- Media outlets, groups concerned
Ethics Board Holds Interviews In Private
Jindal to GOP: Work with Obama
Jindal Outlines His Alternative To Health Care Reform On Fox News
U.S. Senate Panel Rejects Government-Run Health Care Option
State Workers Pack Hearing On Streamlining Government
Area residents sound off on ways to trim government spending
Privatization Stirs State Employees
EDITORIAL: Panels Thrive When Pols Dodge Work
'Efficiency' panel pushes reuse of Charity in N.O.
LSU officials defend 4-year schools
DHH: registration needed to give H1N1 vaccine
VITTER: FEMA GRANT TO ACORN IS OFFENSIVE
Former ACORN organizer worries about its future
Spinosa submits plans- Library, apartments in Rouzan proposal
LSU Baseball Team To Tour White House (Obama Has A Scheduling Conflict)
Small Business Healthcare Breakfast (October 7th)
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Labels: ETHICS, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TUCKER, VITTER
Friday, July 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, July 3rd)
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EDITORIAL: Jindal Move Seems Typical- "Another Exercise In Backroom Politics"
BESE Member: "I Don't Know What The Little Boy Governor Is Trying To Do..."
Jindal: No Comment On Appointee Asked To Resign
McDaniel Won't Resign Now, Wants To Meet Jindal
EDITORIAL: Sports Seem Top Priority
NEW POLL: Obama Gets Lowest Rating To Date On The Economy
VITTER BLASTS PROPOSED SPENDING
Man that was some stimulus
BR Tea Party Tomorrow
PROTEST GROUPS TO HOLD JULY 4 RALLIES
Foster Farms to reduce contracted growers in La.
Governor's Signature (Dummy Diplomas Coming Soon!)
Jindal Signs More Bills
Webb: NSU budget cuts could hurt area economy
Adolescent Hospital's Closure Has Families Scrambling
Judge refuses again to toss suit over school takeovers
SOME LA WORKERS ESCAPE BUDGET AX
State Agency Uses New Law
Tapes highlight William Jefferson's role in business deal
BOMBS FOUND AT CHURCHES
Judge Postpones Racketeering Trial
Ex-Saint Kevin Houser says tax credit fiasco not his fault
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Labels: EDUCATION, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, April 10, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (GOOD FRIDAY)
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ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: BIG SPENDER WAS BIG LOSER
"A Political Embarrassment For The Governor"
JINDAL TRAVELS BACK TO FLORIDA FOR FUNDRAISER
2 Sheriffs Face Ethics Complaints (Jindal Appointee)
EDITORIAL: Union Push Infringes On Labor's Rights
State Revenue Department To Lay Off 29 Workers
STEPHEN EDWARDS ASKS FOR EARLY END TO SUPERVISION
Film industry tells mayor, legislators to strengthen incentives
Tax Amnesty Proposed
DHS streamlines recovery bureaucracy in Louisiana, LA
Cao: Napolitano closes Gulf Coast Recovery Office
Vitter Comments on Gulf Coast Recovery Office Realignment Decision
EDITORIAL: Tide turns on Nagin's island vacation
La. seeks exemption on Medicaid funding formula
$40 million in federal aid to help pay for child care
JEFFERSON PARISH POLITICS: Martin Marino nurses his wounds
Sign Vitter "National TEA Party Day" Petition
JOIN CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK (Click Here!)
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Labels: DOMINGUE, EDWARDS, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Saturday, April 04, 2009
ELECTION DAY SPECIAL EDITION (Saturday, April 4th)
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This Is Election Day, Please Remember To Vote!
CANDIDATES MAKE FINAL PUSH GOING INTO TODAY'S ELECTION
Blanco argues against use of megafund
EDITORIAL: Jindal 'Gold Standard' Further Tarnished
Bill would open governor's office documents to public
LEGISLATORS RETHINKING STATE'S AUTOMATIC 'MERIT PAY' RULES
Moon Griffon: Obama Cut Taxes Faster Than Jindal
PSC Election Results Could Generate New Questions
EDITORIAL: 1 Vote Could Pick The Next La. Governor
State Worker Logged 4,000 Hours Of Over Time Last Year
Barham warns of tough times ahead for Louisiana
EDITORIAL: Campuses need you
Weapons of Mass Destruction unit to train at Camp Minden
EDITORIAL: Barksdale success a team effort
City Will Give T-P Public Records (And Pay Legal Bills)
Odom charges criticized
SLAUGHTER FILES NEW SUITS against SU officials, board
How Did Your Senators, Congressman Vote On Obama's $3,500,000,000 Budget?
FOR THE OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS (CLICK HERE) AFTER 8 PM TONIGHT!
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Labels: CLAITOR, DOMINGUE, EDUCATION, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, HOLLOWAY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Monday, March 30, 2009
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: "The Formerly Conservative Gov. Jindal"
Senate Hopefuls Open Up Books
STATEMENT BY RICHARD BLACKSTONE JR. (SON OF PAULA PENNINGTON)
Rolfe and Bobby, the 5th Amendment and 9 Out of 10
Vitter Pushes Letten- "Calls To Depoliticize The Appointments"
EDITORIAL: Higher education shouldn't feel brunt of cuts
Bill would make ethics exclusion for spouses
Police Juror pushes for travel cost cuts
DA, brother set new rules
Analysis: Spotlight on transparency in NO
State lawmaker's son dies in wreck
Trial to open for Katrina levee bribery case
JINDAL'S JOURNEYS- Cross: "I don't think it's for his reelection campaign"
Gov. Bobby Jindal's mockery of volcano monitoring blows up in his face
ANALYST BERNIE PINSONAT SAYS VITTER HAS "COME ON LIKE GANGBUSTERS"
Rob Marionneaux, Change of Heart
Chris John- A Matter Of Delivery
PSC Candidates
PLAYING CHICKEN
La. Democratic leader keeps office
Boehner visits BR, pitches GOP budget
ZULU COCONUT Making Good Impression
Nagin may lose Dallas home for failure to pay homeowner fees
EDITORIAL: Changing La. School Boards
Women Voters select man as CEO
NEW PSC TV SPOT
Battle looms over proposed civil service "overhaul"
ILLINOIS OR LOUISIANA: Which state is more corrupt?
Quinn foe goes on the attack
SU BOARD REMOVES SLAUGHTER
New Orleans rally draws thousands to protest violence
EDITORIAL: The public's right to know
'Future is Cao' author visits La.
EDITORIAL: States right to screen for illegal drugs
Louisiana Lawmaker Axes TV Tax Bill
EDITORIAL: Don't Overlook Elections This Saturday!
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Labels: DOMINGUE, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, PINSONAT, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, March 16, 2009
STORIES FROM TODAY AND THE WEEKEND
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Obama Enlists Campaign Army (13 Million-Strong E-Mail List)
WE WERE DECEIVED AGAIN! (Slush Fund In Disguise)
Pilgrim's Pride CEO responds- Estimates plant value at $200M
Melancon: No Plans To Run Against Vitter, Defends Stimulus Vote
WASHINGTON WATCH: Vitter Offshore Drilling Bill
Vitter Loses Another Opponent
Analysis: Having Earmarks And Killing Them, Too?
NO COMPROMISE In Sight On School Board Changes
Economic crisis leads to increase in work for hotline
Public Records Practices Vary
EDITORIAL: Job Training In High School
St. Tammany Parish Casino Proposal Is Dead
April 15th BR Tax Day Tea Party- Get Details On Facebook
Domingue- So Much For Openness And Honesty
GOVERNOR'S RECORDS: "RANK HYPOCRISY BY BOBBY JINDAL"
Jindal Sends Wrong Message
How To Find Government Records
EDITORIAL: Bring Home Our Governor
Budget Story Hasn't Changed- "We Heard Promises Of Reforms Before"
DOMINGUE SHOULD PLEAD THE FIFTH- RESPONSES TOTALLY BOGUS
Vitter, Reid Clash Over Automatic Raises
JINDAL'S BAD YEAR ABOUT TO GET WORSE- "Came Out Looking Politically Clueless"
Jindal To Raise Money Out-Of-State Again Next Month
Gov. Bobby Jindal Unveils $26.7 Billion Budget Proposal (Only Cuts 300 Jobs)
Bobby Jindal Is Consistent In His Inconsistency
Transparency Suggested (Exceptions In Governor's Office Cited)
Anderson Cooper to anchor '360' from New Orleans as CNN focuses on economy
New PSC Poll: McPherson 41%, Holloway 33%, Pinac 14%
PLEASE HELP SAVE A COLLEGE BASEBALL PROGRAM: CONTACT THE GOVERNOR
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAITOR, DOMINGUE, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, STIMULUS
Sunday, March 15, 2009
SUNDAY SPECIAL EDITION (Sunday, March 15th)
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Official Records Enjoy Protection From Review "Rank Hypocrisy By Bobby Jindal"
Jindal Sends Wrong Message
DOMINGUE- SO MUCH FOR "OPENNESS AND HONESTY"
How To Find Government Records
EDITORIAL: BRING HOME OUR GOVERNOR
Jindal Appoints Former Legislator To Port Board
Budget Story Hasn't Changed- "We Heard Promises Of Reforms Before"
DOMINGUE SHOULD JUST PLEAD THE FIFTH
Vitter, Reid Clash Over Automatic Raises
No Detour For Vitter
Landrieu Key In Union Vote Act
Role Of Local School Boards Up For Debate
Gov. Jindal's Promise To Reject Jobless Stimulus
Chasing E-Mails Down A Rabbit Hole
La. GOP starts voter registration, outreach drive
Smokers Fuming Over Cigarette Tax Hike
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Labels: BUDGET, DOMINGUE, ETHICS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, January 23, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 23rd)
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WORST CASE CUT
Budget Cuts Could Cripple- "Unbelievably Large" Cuts
JINDAL IN IOTA
State In Line For Highway Money, BESE Battle Brewing
SENATE 16 RACE HEATING UP
EDITORIAL: Louisiana Teacher Unions Need To Get Real
Inside Report: Higher Ed- 'Fable' Has Familiar Ring
LSU Board Signs Off On New $10 Million Band Facility
Legislators Weigh Price Tag For Hospital
Ethics Agency Won't Face Budget Ax
THE NEW 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' PROGRAM
F. Malcolm Hood, Pioneer of Louisiana Lobbying, Dies
Federal Stimulus Package Would Aid Louisiana Schools
The Scalise Capitol Report: Beginning of the 111th Congress
Campbell wants PSC to see if Entergy suit affects state residents
EDITORIAL: Give credit on taxes where due
Rally marks Roe v. Wade decision
EPA reviewing report on industry plan (NUCOR CORP)
Homeowners, Legislators Battle Apartments
N.O.-filmed 'Benjamin Button' leads Oscars with 13 nominations
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, ETHICS, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, SENATE
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Weekend Special Edition!
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"LA VOTERS HAVE A WAY OF MAKING POLITICAL EXPERTS LOOK FOOLISH"
EDITORIAL: An Old Bobby In New Year (Conservative At All?)
Stonecipher: "There Is No Ethics Reform, Period. End Of Sentence"
ANALYSIS: La. Budget Cuts Reveal Little Pain
Political Horizons: Jindal's Budget Cuts Buy Time
JINDAL TO SPEAK TO N.C. 'THINK TANK'
Governor Jindal Becomes Mileage Champion
Landrieu Appoints Former Mayor Of Cleveland As Chief Of Staff
New Orleans-Based Staff Growing For Cao
LA DEMOCRATS MEET, PLOT COMEBACK
Governor Meets With La. Delegation Over Roads
Jindal, La. Political Leaders Want To Tap Oil Royalties
La. Hopes To Participate In Obama Stimulus Plan
Qualifying To Replace Cassidy This Week
University Submits Budget Cut Proposal
Northeastern La. Faces Population Decline
EDITORIAL: BESE... Be Bold
A Message Worth Heeding
EDITORIAL: State Education Still At Bottom
Nearly 18,000 Students Drop Out Yearly In La.
STUDENTS SWARM JINDAL
Center Cuts Back On Teacher Services
Pastorek delays bid to take over EBR schools
Jindal: Bill provides guidance on student-teacher communication
Committee OKs Jindal's Budget Cuts
Specific degree programs named in budget cuts
SU: LAYOFF lETTERS A MISTAKE
La. District 24 Senate election set for April 4
Murder victims names read aloud during day of remembrance
Archbishop Hughes: "I'm at peace" with decision
EDITORIAL: Brolin arrest video should have been released sooner
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