Saturday, June 05, 2010

 

SATURDAY EDITION (June 5th, 2010)

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Congressman Fleming: "Riots In The Streets Are Not Far Ahead Of Us"

Private Employers Hold Back On Hiring

Salaries Of University Leaders Frozen ("They Should All Thank Sally Clausen")

EDITORIAL: Spending Addiction Hobbles Louisiana- "Matter of setting priorities"

House approves $25 billion budget plan, sends it to Senate for review

MELANCON "A LOYAL OBAMA FOOT-SOLDIER"

Obama offers sympathy, but no easing of deepwater drilling moratorium

Obama's War On Louisiana With Offshore Drilling Moratorium

Jindal: Glad Obama Came to Louisiana, BP Sent PR, No $

Louisiana Legislature to hold oil spill hearing Wednesday

EDITORIAL: Louisiana Deserves Answers, Mr. President

Louisiana: BP won't show state claims records

TAR BLOBS MOUNTING ON FLORIDA BEACHES

Angers Grows As Disaster Spreads

Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser ABC's 'Person of the Week'

BP announces new plan for financing parishes' response to oil spill

NOBODY IN POLITICS HAS STONES LIKE THIS... NOBODY! (GREAT VIDEO!)

EDITORIAL: Lawmakers need to get serious on fixing retirement system

La. Senate will now require witnesses to sign oath that testimony is true

Times Picayune Video: Louisiana Legislature- Capitol Notebook

EDITORIAL: A New Ante For School Aid

Waivers bill clears panel

Mortgage company sues to foreclose on Aaron Broussard's home

Oliver Thomas plans first public appearance since prison release

GIVE THE BOARD OF REGENTS A CLUE


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Thursday, September 03, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 3rd)

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EDITORIAL: Value In His Visits

LIBERAL 'ALLIANCE' CHASTISES GOVERNOR

Jindal brings $436,855 to Parish

STATE WORKER PAY ON TABLE

Official: Too many state cars- Consultant offers ideas to trim budget

Alexander says Democrats misjudged opposition

National Poll: 51% Say Congress is Too Liberal, 22% Say It's Too Conservative

Scalise says Democrats' health-care plan would worsen problems

NEW SENATE RACE VIDEO: "NO TIME CHARLIE"

Political analyst Charlie Cook to speak at Tech on Sept. 22

Judge Endorsed By Sheriff's (Serious Baggage and All)

Landrieu tabbed for Democrat education calendar

What health plan does Fleming offer his employees?

EBR BOND ON BALLOT: Proposition passes by a 9-3 margin

Pastorek: Score minimums must rise

Ethics board to interview watchdog finalists

James Carville, Mary Matalin to co-chair Super Bowl committee

La. rises from 44th to 2nd in toddler immunizations

Inside Report: Lamar-Dixon questions

McHugh Cautions Town Council

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Monday, July 27, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, July 27th)

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CASSIDY LISTED AS VULNERABLE

Taped Conversations Used In Bribery Case

Fleming: Put your money where your mouth is- Rep. raises ruckus with resolution

Boustany: Obama Plan- "Too expensive and limiting to health-care access"

Pastorek responds to calls for his resignation

EDITORIAL: Commission Has Tough Job Ahead

EDITORIAL: Smart steps in the capital and at LC

EDITORIAL- Tax: Invest in our future

EDITORIAL: State car deal too secretive

Analysis: Jindal has 1 foot in D.C., 1 at home

Judge Joan Benge fights allegations of corruption

JPMorgan Chase to add 250 jobs in Monroe


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Sunday, July 26, 2009

 

SPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION

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Obama National Poll Ratings Reach Double Digit Negative (-11)

Vitter takes JibJabs at Melancon

NEW AD FROM THE U.S. SENATE RACE, VITTER UP BY 12% IN LATEST POLL

Tell Charlie Melancon: No Senate support until you stop blocking reform!

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT LAST WEEK- VIDEO: "IT WILL BE A COLD DAY IN HELL"

Jindal discusses health-care views

Slow Down Health Care Legislation

Fleming right in the middle of health care debate

Political Horizons: Health-care debate begins

Mayor Holden Faints At Funeral Service

BLANCO'S SOCIAL CALL

Tech President guardedly optimistic about higher ed commission

Tuition bills, legal bills and Dollar Bill Jefferson

NEW ORLEANS: MORE GEORGES

Black-white 'ticket' not in cards for at-large race

EDITORIAL: Jindal offers more spin

Jindal puts state's work force on ice

TEACHER UNION: FIRE PASTOREK!

Faircloth To Leave Governor's Office But Not Jindal

LSU slices Vice Chancellor Rusty Jabour's job

EDITORIAL: The Southern Review Cut

Jindal rounds out higher ed study panel with Wharton, Voelker

SU panel OKs layoff plan

EDITORIAL: Abstinence office did not abstain from corruption

Ethics agency looks for staff, leader

MICHAEL JACKSON SUES TO HALT ETHICS PROBE

State's Rented Office Space in BR Grows

EDITORIAL: Mayor vs. The People

Mayor's pay cut veto stands- Override falls short

Former Senator Derrick Shepherd sentencing postponed

N.O. council to stop posting e-mail online

Bogus Dell computer purchase order stumps aides to Nagin

Mystery substance sickens La. cops; 18 quarantined

OBAMA BACKTRACKS ON 'STUPIDLY' COMMENT

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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, July 22nd)

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NEW POLL: Melancon's Rating Is 32% Negative To 26% Positive, Vitter Up By 12%

Jindal: Obama's Dishonesty about Health-Care Reform

EDITORIAL: Fleming, Jindal Got It Right

Jindal Touts Jobs, Investments- Leaner Government Ahead, Governor Says

Prominent Baton Rouge Attorney Gordon Pugh Shoots Himself

Inside Report: Dissension over education inside BESE

Martin optimistic on LSU

EDITORIAL: Medicaid rate hits Louisiana

PAR pushes new funding to meet highway needs

V Vehicle awaits federal loan

Attorney general gives files to indicted ex-Citizens head

Shreveport economic head to be replaced by Landrieu staffer

Doublespeak, with a Louisiana accent

Workforce officials say La. has room to improve

La. scrambles to fund clinic

Jefferson prosecution may wrap today

La. casinos see big slide in June revenue

BATON ROUGE: "PROGRESS IS... The Democratic Process" (TODAY AT 4 PM)


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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

HELP THE GOVERNOR: LANEWSLINK.COM JINDAL BOOK TITLE CONTEST

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Thursday, February 19, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 19th)

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Budget Shortfall Getting Deeper- With Inflation, $1.75 Billion Hole

Louisiana Voters Fell For It Again

GOVERNOR PUTS LEGISLATORS IN SPOT OVER STIMULUS FUNDING

Jindal, Other Governors Consider Turning Down Stimulus Money

Agency Says Cuts Might Target Pay

VITTER ONE OF ONLY A DOZEN TO VOTE AGAINST ALL THREE BAILOUTS

Fleming: "Plan Pushes U.S. Dangerously Toward Socialism"

Political Mapping Panel Draws Few Fans

RAHM'S 'RENT' IS JUST THE TIP OF ETHICS ICEBERG

Effort To Recall Representative Faces Long Odds

GALLUP POLL: 78% of Louisianians Say Religion Important Part Of Daily Lives

I-49: Officials are disappointed project didn't get more stimulus money

OFFICIAL: 'NO POLITICAL FILTER' ON ROAD MONEY

Levine: Estimates deemed high for new Medicaid money

'Interest Swap' May Cost Millions

Tax Amnesty Program Proposed

Democrats Strike Different Tone On Katrina

BUDGET CRISIS, BACKLOG COULD DELAY LA HAYRIDE

Effort to recall Mayor Eddie Price fails

Email Deletions Violate Nagin's Own Policy

LSU-Alexandria Will Survive Threats

Mayor, Police Chief Arrested

COUNCILMAN'S RAPE TRIAL RESET

Grand Jury Indicts Alleged KKK Group Leader In La.

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Monday, February 09, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 9th)

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POLLS: Most Say Jindal Spending Too Much Time Out Of State

Bobby Jindal, The "Saviour Of The Republicans"

Jindal In Arkansas: "Republicans Can Only Blame Themselves"

EDITORIAL: Jindal Looking Like A Contender

DRIVEBY POLITICS SHOW- LA STATE WATCHDOG C.B. FORGOTSTON

Blueprint Louisiana and Progress

Vitter Against New Moratorium On Offshore Production

Fleming Just Says No To Pay Raise

It's Embarrassing At The Top

Thousands May Face Eviction, Homelessness

LSU MAKES TOP 20 MOST POPULAR COLLEGES LIST

You Know You're From Louisiana When...

(Bobby Jindal's) Secret SaintsTalks Belie Standards

Jindal Gets Some Travel Help In Getting To North Carolina

Vitter's War Chest Exceeds $2 Million

Washington Watch: Prominent Vitter Moves Toward Pivotal Race

Analysis: Vitter Aims To Cement Conservative Base

FORMER GOVERNOR KATHLEEN BLANCO URGES


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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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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 28th)

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Vitter Stages a Comeback

EDUCATION, HEALTH MUST BE STATE'S TOP PRIORITIES

EDITORIAL: Higher Ed Cuts Should Prompt Larger Discussion

Key Stimulus Vote Today- Fleming: "It's Really A Trojan Horse"

EDITORIAL: Debate Is The Job Of U.S. Congress

Congressmen Ponder Stimulus Effect

Scalise says Obama wants to visit New Orleans to assess recovery

A High Salary For Monsour- "What Mayor and Governor Make... Combined"

NATIONAL MEDIA IS IN 'FULL SWOON MODE' OVER OBAMA

Inside Report: Takeovers Forge Board Solidarity

LAE Protests School Takeovers

Donelon Wins La. Insurance Case

EDITORIAL: Free Lunch No More- "Try The Po' Boys At George's"

Skrmetta's Debut Dubious

In Hospital Debate, Whom To Believe?

School Board President To Seek Council Seat- Faces Harry Lee's Daughter

Legislator Suggests Three For His Seat

Media seek to have more Bell documents made public

Shreveport massage parlors removed from sex business list


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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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Monday, December 29, 2008

 

STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND

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As if Things Weren't Bad Enough, Russian Professor Predicts End of U.S.

LOUISIANA LOSES MORE CLOUT IN HALLS OF POWER

Doctors Rock For La. In D.C.- "Three Doctors In The House"

Tough Redistricting Tasks Ahead

Cao Shopping For Staff

EDITORIAL: Obama Energy Stance Still Unclear

Christian Schools On Rise

EDITORIAL: Some Limits To 'XXX'

Slot Machine Casinos Help Revive Horse Racing Industry

EDITORIAL: Four is not a charm- Davis should give up

Louisiana Film Industry Has Record Year

Deficient Bridges In State Exceed National Average

New Metro Council Reflects BR Population

EDITORIAL: Our Oil Drunk, Our Hangover

Greed Came Home To Roost

EDITORIAL: Higher Ed. Ranking Predict Dismal Future

Midyear Cuts Spark Concern

EDITORIAL: Legal Environment Is Nation's Worst

Turnover adds up in Legislature

Louisiana ethics probes face more potential delays

Holden outlines plans for 2009

EDITORIAL: Floating a Tammany casino

EDITORIAL: Detractors won't miss crusading judge

Report: Black men look for ways to combat social issues

2008: A year of storms galore

2 FROM LA (BERNHARD & MYERS) GIVE $50K TO OBAMA

EDITORIAL: Bailed out firms gave hefty bonuses

EDITORIAL: Demand tracking of bailout bucks

Financial crisis hits Louisiana

Mayoral race already drawing interest

State's rate deal for bonds backfires

VIDEO: VITTER GIVES INAUGURAL TICKETS

Ag Commissioner: State farmers facing tough times

Police put arrests online

EDITORIAL: Museum needs help preserving culture

Elected officials grateful for Christmas blessings

EDITORIAL: State should expand New Orleans charter schools


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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, December 17th)

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EDITORIAL: EDWIN EDWARDS NOT DESERVING OF EARLY RELEASE

Louisiana Faces $2 Billion In Red Ink In 2009

Cuts Hit Local Colleges And Universities

Health And Hospitals Chief Expects To Lose $170M

Inside Baton Rouge: Sen. Vitter Now Democrats' Target

Lee Fletcher returns to Washington as Fleming Chief of Staff

Ethics Administrator Search Halted

Inside Report: Anti-Poverty Effort Starts Ambitiously

Highway Priorities Debated

Road Money Stalled: $40 Million Unspent As Projects Stack Up

$400 Million In Unclaimed Money In Louisiana

City Council Takes Aim At Nagin's Vetoes, Override Expected

330 Sign Recall Petition To Remove Mayor

Blueprint Louisana Op-Ed: Louisiana Health Reform- It Is Time

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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 16th)

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Vitter Jumps Back Into The Spotlight

FLEMING TAKES DEMOCRATS' BEST SHOT, LIKELY TO STAY AWHILE

The Future Is Cao

MIDYEAR CUTS COMING IN LOUISIANA BUDGET

La. Current Deficit Pegged At $341 Million

State Cutting College Budgets

Budget Shortfall Hits Hardest On Medicaid

Officials Not Surprised By Budget Shortfall

EDITORIAL: Budget Woes Across USA

TEACHERS UNION SEEKS $2,200 RAISE IN '09

Pastorek Opposes Reshuffling Test Scores

Senator Faces Ethics Charges Involving Campaigns

State Senator Calls Plan Illegal

EDITORIAL: Roll Credits On Film Scandal

EDITORIAL: Illinois Steals Louisiana's Corruption Spotlight

EDITORIAL: Louisiana Not Alone In Corruption

EDITORIAL: More 'Help' From The Feds Will Sink U.S.

EDITORIAL: Expensive Lobbyist An Unfortunate Necessity (?)

Katrina-Detroit Comparison Blasted

Latest Jefferson Parish Tax Bill Shocks Many

Police Juries Group Plans Appeal Of Telecom Ruling

Louisiana State Capitol Evacuated


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Friday, December 12, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, December 12th)

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Breaking: White House Eyes Original Bailout Funds To Rescue GM, Chrysler.

Senator David Vitter Leads The Charge Against Bailout (Mary Voted For It!)

EDITORIAL: The Republic of Bailouts is un-American

BAILOUT COLLAPSES IN SENATE: $14 Billion Rescue Plan Fails Over Wage Battle

Chocolate News: Barack Obamas Wardrobe

Governor Bobby Jindal Tells Agencies To Seek Budget Cuts

EDITORIAL: John Fleming Has Ability To Serve 4th District Well

In Crime and Syllables, Illinois Pols Win

State Corruption Ranking Study

EDITORIAL: PSC- Get Off The Gravy Train

LIFT's Chief Expected To Plead Guilty Today

We Bailed Out ICF Before Bailouts Were Cool

Ethics Board Taps Administrative Judges

Financing In Doubt For New New Orleans Teaching Hospital

Landrieu Inquires About IP Benefits

EDITORIAL: Bowl Picked The Wrong Team

Lawmakers Upset That Ragin' Cajuns Snubbed By I-Bowl

Inside Report: "Drive-By Shootings, Rapes, Prostitution, Open-Air Gambling"

Louisiana Locks Up More Than Others

POLL: Do You Favor Pardon or Commutation for Edwin Edwards?


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Thursday, December 11, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 11th)

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House OKs Bill; Vitter Leads Senate Fight Against Bailout

Illinois Grabs Corruption Title

Carmouche Issues Concession Statement

CONGRESSMAN-ELECT FLEMING NAMES LEE FLETCHER CHIEF OF STAFF

Alexander Now State's Leader In House

MR. CAO GOES TO WASHINGTON

Congressman-Elect Cao & Chairman Villere Featured On Fox News

Another Candidate Exits State Senate Race

EDITORIAL: U.S. Attorney Jim Letten Is Obama's Kind Of Prosecutor

Jefferson's Last Vote In House Is On Auto Bailout

Former Senator Scheduled For Trial In March

Louisiana PSC Rejects Meal Ban (Again)

EDITORIAL: Message To PSC- Free Lunch? Not Likely

ICF Raise Was No Secret, Report Says

EDITORIAL: Distraction From Reform

Interim Head Named Secretary Of DSS

POLL: Do You Favor Pardon or Commutation for Edwin Edwards?


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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, December 10th)

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Political Lagniappe: Republicans Dominate LA Delegation

EDITORIAL: GOP Solace In Louisiana

Cao Suddenly Darling Of GOP

Jefferson, Cao Flying To D.C. With Missions

LA. DELEGATION MIXED ON BAILOUT

Vitter Issues Statement On Auto Bailout Plan

Fleming Announces Office Locations

Carmouche Preparing For Concession

EDITORIAL: Eyes On The Budget

Jindal Health Care Plan Up For A Vote Next Week

SPEAKER: LA. DEBT IS 'TIME BOMB'

Louisiana Braces For Major Budget Decisions

EDITORIAL: Bureaucracy Is Hindering La. Recovery

Inside BR: Publicity Isn't Helping Case For Edwards' Release

BOSSIER CITY, PARISH HIRE MAJOR LOBBYIST

Should Congress Get A Pay Raise?

Jefferson's Legal Woes Just Got Worse

Files On Jefferson Accuser Sought

Prison System Head Wants More Officers, More Beds

LAWMAKER WANTS ILLEGAL ALIENS ELECTRONICALLY TRACKED

First Female State Supreme Court Judge Celebrated

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Tuesday, December 09, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 9th)

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Breaking News: Illinois Governor Arrested For Selling Obama Senate Seat

Fresh Faces Join Familiar Ones In Congress

LANDRIEU & MELANCON "A CAUCUS OF TWO"

Cao Adjusts To Role As GOP Star

Vietnamese Are Caught Off Guard By Cao Win

EDITORIAL: Cao's Commitment To Louisiana's 2nd Congressional District

New Law Won't Affect Jefferson's Pension

TENURE OF BOBBY JINDAL HAS BEEN REMARKABLY FRICTION-FREE

Jindal Takes Vision For Education To Rural Voters

Public Schools Need Discipline For Success

EDITORIAL: Playing With The Numbers Hurts Pupils

Tussle Over Curriculum Gets Political

Ag Agency Chief Wants $50 Million For Debt

EDITORIAL: State At Bottom In Health Care

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Monday, December 08, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, December 8th)

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Jefferson Loses More Than His Office

FLEMING HITS THE GROUND RUNNING

Voter Apathy, Confusion Led To Jefferson's Loss, Expert Says

EDITORIAL: 2nd District Gets It Right

Cao Says He's 'Here To Represent Everyone'

Jefferson's Career Steeped In Historic Moments

PSC's FREE MEALS MAY BE HISTORY

Vitter Leading Charge To Reverse Housing Law

Obama's Louisiana Donors' Reasons Varied

BLEAK NEWS- Budget Expected To Tighten With New Revenue Estimate

Louisiana's Investments Continue To Grow In Unstable Economy

EDITORIAL: Taking Aim At Standards

Lawsuit Alleges Racism- Ex-employee of state says epithets used

EDITORIAL: City Finally Clamping Down On Credit Card Use

New Capitol Center Includes Louisiana Justice

Healthy Discussion Set For Senate

ALL LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNS

NEW POLL: Do You Favor Pardon or Commutation for Edwin Edwards?

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Sunday, December 07, 2008

 

ELECTION SPECIAL EDITON- Weekend Stories

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REPUBLICANS SWEEP LOUISIANA CONGRESSIONAL RACES

Anh 'Joseph' Cao Beats Rep. William Jefferson In 2nd Congressional

FLEMING WINS 4TH DISTRICT RACE

J.P. Morrell beats Shawn Barney in 3rd state Senate District

ALL LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNS

NEW POLL: Do You Favor Pardon or Commutation for Edwin Edwards?

State officials will meet Dec. 15 to review the state's financial status

Agency's overtime up- Extra hours, pay come amid hiring freezes, cuts

Poor Need Better Health Care

SATURDAY STORIES:

Fewer Expected To Cast Ballots In Election Today

EDITORIAL: Why Today's Congressional Election Matters

EDITORIAL: Vote Today (4th District)

EDITORIAL: Release Health-Care Plan Details

Medicaid Costs Crush State Budget- 16 Percent Of Its Revenue

4-DAY STATE WORK WEEK?

La. Coastal Areas Not Likely To Benefit From Stimulus Package?

EDITORIAL: Cases Argue For Openness

Grambling's Tiger Marching Band Invited To Inaugural Parade


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