Friday, February 11, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 11th)
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Conservatives Say 2010 Was Only a Start
Jindal to join D.C. festivities
BR area to add Senate district
N.O. to lose, north shore to gain in redistricting of Senate seats
Sen. Cynthia Willard-Lewis loses most population of any senator
Senate candidates- Pair debate, focus on their backgrounds
EDITORIAL: Investigation's impact will be far-reaching
Teach for America chief gets BESE job
EDITORIAL: La.'s future depends on college grads
Heritage Oak Will Endure
Official placed on leave after arrest
EDITORIAL: Betty Jefferson's testimony encapsulates her corruption and disgrace
Jeffersons are as guilty as you thought
Pratt aide testifies her boss was 'cruel,' likely knew nonprofit directors were
In Colorado speech, Ray Nagin sounds like he's still New Orleans' mayor
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Labels: JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, February 10, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 10th)
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D.C. Mardi Gras, "Counter to public sentiment against wasteful public spending"
Tea Party Resorts To Threats- ("The Insiders don't respond to anything else")
Lawmakers pound public pensions, fear bailouts
Chairman Gallot Flexes His Muscles
66 House districts must be remapped
Acadiana gains state representation with population increase
North shore expected to gain, N.O. and St. Bernard lose in redistricting
Vitter Secures Ranking Membership of Key Subcommittee
FBI raid could 'tarnish' reputations
Inside Report: State budget private contracts
Strain: La. agriculture has 'unprecedented opportunity'
Mayor says he was 'out of line'
Town officials convicted in fraud case to be sentenced May 6
La. explores prison sale
Mose Jefferson's right-hand man
Hurricane Katrina changes becoming permanent
Board to decide La. casino license
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Labels: JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 9th)
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TEA PARTY OF LA. ENDORSES COASTAL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Mardi Gras D.C.- "Dressing up and getting invisible"
Rich Take From Poor as U.S. Subsidy Law Funds Luxury Hotels (UNBELIEVABLE!)
FBI Raids Sheriff's Office
Mayor shakes up staff- Makes announcement via Twitter
Union wants waste records- (Councilman suspects Mayor)
Chaney Swaps Parties- Joins Growing Number Fleeing The Democrats
EDITORIAL: Newspapers still have role
Open primaries OK'd
N.O. needs more from its colleges, merger consultant says
Jindal citing short-term recidivism rate
EDITORIAL: Keeping fighting for open government
UL campus gets face-lift
Former N.O. Mayor Ray Nagin gaining fame in the social network
Former charity director says Mose Jefferson called the shots
HELP WANTED: New Louisiana State Senate President!
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Labels: FBI, JEFFERSON, KIP, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, NAGIN, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, November 16th)
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EDITORIAL: Higher Ed Needs A Shake-Up
Gov. Jindal discusses new book
Louisiana's school district funding formula short $42 million
Officials: Funding loss not too hard on area school districts
LA public school enrollment is 9,000 more than forecast for this fall
With Tea Party in Mind, Republicans Have Change of Heart About Earmarks
Public hearing set on budget
Louisiana health providers pushing alternate Medicaid revamp
58% Favor Repeal of Health Care Law, 37% Oppose Repeal
EDITORIAL: Welcome, newcomers, and mind the gift rule
Banning congressional earmarks would be costly for LA, lawmakers say
Inside Report: Officials seek funds from BP for restoration
Principals summoned to meeting with new School Board members
Jefferson appeal cites three 'insurmountable problems' with corruption trial
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Labels: BP, EARMARKS, HEALTH CARE, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
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
Sunday, August 23, 2009
WEEKEND EDITION
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BERNHARD BOWS OUT OF SENATE RACE AGAINST VITTER
Melancon Still Ducking The Tough Questions, Refuses To Call Town Hall Meetings
Boustany: "They don't want to talk... They don't want to hear me"
Health Care Reform Rally Held In Metairie: 1,000 People At Obama-Care Protest
EDITORIAL: Town Maul meetings foster timid leadership
SHERIFF BREAKS THE LAW TO SPREAD WORD OF CLARK ENDORSEMENT
Fannin Skips Panel
EDITORIAL: A short fuse for budgets
Political Horizons: Shrimp problems not small
DA To Declare Mayoral Post Vacant
SU Board votes 12-2 to cut 16
EDITORIAL: Road Home still sparks debate
New director hired for coastal agency
Rebuilding N.O. still a priority, Obama says (Will Vaca On Martha's Vineyard)
EDITORIAL: Mose Jefferson's bittersweet bribery conviction
The crimefighters' family feud
Porteous witnesses take the Fifth
COMEDIAN SAYS NEW ORLEANS' STORY IS NOT BEING TOLD RIGHT
State is making plans to preserve Charity Hospital building
EDITORIAL: Obama bends on public plan
Scalise pushes plan- Criticizes Obama at meeting
WASHINGTON POST-ABC NEWS POLL: CONFIDENCE IN OBAMA SLIPPING
La.'s cost-cutting history is long and dull
PASTOREK MEETS WITH CRITICS
Mose Jefferson convicted of bribery charges
Mayoral aspirant hires big dogs for help
Louisiana Tech's rank on the rise
ULM to drop 3 majors- Targeted fields have few finish
State's coast in biologist's hands
Officials sidetrack rail aid proposal
New Media Changing The Political Landscape
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Labels: BOUSTANY, HEALTH CARE, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Thursday, August 06, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, August 6th)
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STILL MORE FACEBOOK FRIENDS!
William Jefferson guilty verdict ends long political career
EDITORIAL: ANOTHER STAIN FOR LOUISIANA
GOP Chairman Roger Villere's Statement On Jefferson Verdicts
William Jefferson can't shake Dollar Bill image
STATE INVESTIGATES ACORN
Panel OKs 6 new education posts (?)
Bad News on Louisiana Insurance!
BR-N.O. HIGH SPEED RAIL
Delhi plant a seed of hope
INSIDE REPORT
Sonia Sotomayor confirmation expected today
Hundreds of municipal officials converge on Alexandria
Former mayor released on bond
Councilman found guilty in rape
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Labels: JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, July 28th)
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Just 23% Believe Health Care Costs Will Go Down if Obama Plan Passes
Vitter Declares Intention to Vote Against Sotomayor Nomination‏
JINDAL TOUTS PRIVATIZING AS SOLUTION TO LA. WOES
Gov. Bobby Jindal charges government study panel to 'be bold'
EDITORIAL: Thanks, Governor, for the stimulus money
Concealed gun permits rise- Firearm sales increase dramatically
19 SCHOOL DISTRICTS OPT OUT OF 'CAREER TRACK'
Gov. Bobby Jindal should heed his inner health wonk
State lawmakers cancel veto session
VITTER ON ACORN FRAUD AND THE CENSUS
GOP Eyes Vitter's Future
HOT AD FROM THE U.S. SENATE RACE, VITTER REMAINS UP BY 12%
EDITORIAL: Backtracking on ethics law
Judge sets 2010 trial date for racketeering case
William Jefferson case judge is old school ruler of court
PLAN SEEKS TO CUT HOSPITAL VISITS
Tech will submit budget to UL system that eliminates 91 vacant positions
NOAH suit moved to B.R.
Report: Nagin e-mail box not storing sent items
Bossier, Shreveport mayors confirm sci-fi movie shoot
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Labels: JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Thursday, June 18, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, June 18th)
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Governor's Records Part Of Our History
EDITORIAL: REJECT BAD RECORDS BILL
Senate revives bill to freeze income-tax deductions
Presidential Campaign Withers- Another Jindal Fundraiser Quits
Oil prices not expected to rescue La. budget
Senate Set To Weigh Constitution Convention Panel
La. Lawmakers Fear Swine Flu After Exposure
LOUISIANA A SECOND RATE STATE UNDER VOTING RIGHTS ACT!
House votes to kill bid to take federal money
Override of Jindal on stimulus money advances
Times Picayune: Briefing Book
The Advocate: Legislature Briefs
So much for an honorable rationale from Jefferson
FIRST OF SECRETLY RECORDED TAPES TO BE PLAYED TODAY
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Labels: BUDGET, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, June 9th)
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Things More Important Than Higher Education and Healthcare
EDITORIAL: History Waits For Honesty To Reach Louisiana (Government)
EDITORIAL: Gov. Jindal's Transparency Antidote
Jindal Rejects Budget Plan- Governor Unhappy
Gov. Jindal says he has 'serious concerns' about budget
KENNEDY SAYS STATE NEEDS TO SHED JOBS
House Stalls Tax Break Delay Bill (Kudos to Speaker Jim Tucker!)
$92 Million Tax Passes House Committee In Stunning Turnaround
WHY YOUR TAXES ARE BEING RAISED
EDITORIAL: Louisiana makes progress in reforming juvenile justice
Colleges, Hospitals Withhold Raises
ULM group opposes education cuts- WILL EXACERBATE "BRAIN DRAIN"
RECIPE FOR RECESSION: Leaders Say State Budget Cuts Affect Parish
Graduate school tuition holds steady
ULL officials, hospitals warn budget cuts damaging
Louisiana 'CAREER DIPLOMA' Bill Is A Cynical Sham- A "PITY PRIZE"
Vitter Statement on Sotomayor Meeting
House approves bill extending movie tax credits
Senator claims chairman stalling bill on records
Louisiana House of Representatives release key bond bill
School closure protested- Al Sharpton fails to show
Seat belt mandate advances to House
Mayor Ray Nagin Quarantine Could Last A Week
McCrery could be called in Jefferson trial
JEFFERSON TRIAL BEGINS TODAY
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Labels: BUDGET, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, PAY RAISE, POLITICS, PORK, SESSION, VITTER
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 21st)
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Over 2/3 Of Jindal's Campaign Cash Spent On Out-of-State Vendors
SHREVEPORT TIMES: Taxpayers Shouldn't Pay For Jindal Campaigning
Get Your "Where's Bobby?" Bumper Sticker
Governor Previews Session (LEGISLATORS EXPECT SERIOUS CLASHES)
Jindal says top aide welcome to stay while running for seat
Looming state deficits don't deter lawmakers' tax cut proposals
JINDAL "NEEDS TO BE INVOLVED, NOT GALLIVANTING ALL OVER THE COUNTRY"
Details on plans for Saints, chicken plant demanded
THE ARTS sustain 144,000 jobs in LA, More than the oil patch
Strange Brew- This year's legislative mug will overflow
EDITORIAL: Speaker calls for consensus
51% View Tea Parties Favorably, Political Class Strongly Disagrees
EDITORIAL: Duke it out over stimulus money
Teacher Union Launches Funding Campaign
EDITORIAL: EPA's action changes the game for La.
Mary Landrieu to give commencement address at LSU
Jefferson's Attorneys complain of transcript editing
Superintendent seeks change- Board members find fault
HELP THE GOVERNOR: LANEWSLINK.COM JINDAL BOOK TITLE CONTEST
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
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
Friday, January 02, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 2nd, 2009)
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Jindal Plots Course For 2009- Plans To Maintain Frenetic Travel Schedule
GOVERNOR DELAYS ETHICS DISCLOSURE FOR HIS CABINET
State Losing US House Seat: Kostelka- "My Whole Intention Is To Save Our Seat"
EDITORIAL: The Kindest Cuts Of All
STATE LOOKS TO TRIM NOW
BESE Waits To Learn Effects Of Budget Cuts- "More Questions Than Answers"
Louisiana Income Tax Cut Will Fatten Paychecks
New Twist In Jefferson Case- 'Co-Conspirator' Linked To SEC Bribery
2008 TOP TEN: The Student Government
Publication: Barksdale on short list for Global Strike headquarters
EDITORIAL: That's $2 Too Much
EDITORIAL: Bell is not alone with his trouble
Killings A Symptom Of Spiritual Illness
Political Hall of Fame To Induct Six (Indict Ourso?)
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Labels: BESE, BUDGET, CONGRESS, ETHICS, JEFFERSON, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (NEW YEAR'S EVE 2008)
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Bobby Jindal's Popularity Will Plummet, Too
PERCEPTION AND REALITY IN LOUISIANA POLITICS
Governor's Plan Would Cut $341 Million- "Scaling Back On BlackBerries"
Jindal Budget Cuts: 1st Step To "Right-Size State Government"
Higher Education Escapes Major Cut
CENSUS: LOUISIANA LAST IN POPULATION GROWTH
The Advocate's "2008 Top Ten Stories"
2008: Acadiana Looks Back At A Year Of Change
Shreveport Times: Shale, GM Among Top Stories For '08
Scalise Foe Shelled Out Nearly $2 Million In Losing Effort
Outgoing U.S. Rep. William Jefferson moves closer to trial
Business Group Pushes to Keep Secret Union Ballots
EDITORIAL: Pennington Biomedical Research Center Needs Help
Inside Report: Trend Drives Policy Ideas
Jena Six figure Bell Sent To Shreveport Hospital
150 Rally At Islamic Center Of BR
New Orleans area extra taxi fees not falling with gasoline prices
DriveBy Politics (COMING JANUARY 2009!!!)
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Labels: BUDGET, JEFFERSON, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SCALISE
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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Labels: CAO, CASSIDY, CONGRESS, FLEMING, GOP, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
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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Labels: CAO, EDUCATION, FLEMING, HEALTH CARE, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS
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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Labels: BUDGET, CAO, CAPITOL, CONGRESS, FLEMING, JEFFERSON, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PSC, VITTER
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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Labels: CAO, CARMOUCHE, EDWARDS, ELECTIONS, FLEMING, GOP, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, December 05, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, December 5th)
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Senator's Re-Election Gets Show Of Support (Jindal's Vitter Fundraiser)
OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOTS FOR THE ELECTION TOMORROW
Not All Democrats Created Equal For Obama On Eve Of House Votes
Tension Rises As Finale Nears In 2nd (Jindal Endorses Cao)
Congressman Rodney Alexander Endorses Dr. John Fleming
EDITORIAL: Storms Force Late Races
Experts: State Agencies Face Budget Cuts In '09
EDITORIAL: Was Terry Lisotta Spending Or Stealing?
Ex-Chief Of Citizens Indicted- 14 counts based on business-expense files
Elder Bush Seeks EWE Release- Ex-President Sends Note In Favor Of Commutation
Letten Responds To Justice Department Inquiry About Edwin Edwards
Former La. Health-Care Executive Seeks To Stay Out Of Prison
Chief Justice Hears Judicial Conduct Case
Legislators Go To Bossier For Transportation Meeting
EDITORIAL: State's Higher Ed Funding Due A Sea Change
Lawmakers See Potential In LSU, Lake Partnership
Next Chairman Selected For LSU Board
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Labels: CAO, CARMOUCHE, EDWARDS, FLEMING, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 2nd)
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Edwards Anticipates Early Prison Release (Obama Should Be Happy To Do It)
Inside Report: GOP Identity Crisis Likely Won't Hit Here
Pay Down State Retirement Debt Now, Two Urge
Four Horsemen of the Healthcare Apocalypse
La. Lawmakers Not Ready To Back Health Care Plan
Levine, House Discuss Healthcare Revamp
Ties To Obama Golden For Jefferson- Hopes Enthusiasm Rubs Off
GOP Thinks It Has Chance To Unseat Rep. Jefferson
If Jefferson Wins Re-Election, Get Ready To Answer Questions
Governor Jindal on His Way to White House?
Jindal To Ask Obama About FEMA Money
EDITORIAL: Katrina Cottage Failure Is Now Gov. Bobby Jindal's Mess
Mayor Chides Officials For Rejecting Tax Increase
Vitter Applauds Recent Award of CDBG Funds to Louisiana
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