Friday, January 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 16th)
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ROEMER BLASTS BAILOUT STRATEGY
Domingue Sounds Kinda... (Click Here)
Cheers and Jeers Following Jindal's First Year
ZULU OFFERS A PRIZE THROW FIT FOR A PRESIDENT
Vitter's Anti-Clinton Vote Draws Democrats' Ire
"I'm disappointed the Senate has chosen to ignore the majority"
UPCOMING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION RACE- WHO'S RUNNING?
Landrieu quizzes Salazar on offshore royalties
THE FUTURE OF THE GOP
Democrats' Web Site Has New Feature
Board considers lawsuit to stop, limit takeovers
Jena 6's Mychal Bell: Pressure led to suicide try
Teachers To Call In Sick; Schools Still To Open
EDITORIAL: Cutting Classes
BR: Futrell named new CAO, Llorens Assistant
TIMED Funds Dwindling
EDITORIAL: Mr. Geithner's Fiasco
William Jefferson's Bribery Trial Now Scheduled For May 26
Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price Recall Bid In Home Stretch
U.S. Attorney Isn't Going Anywhere Just Yet
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Labels: BAILOUT, BUDGET, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, ROEMER, 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, September 10, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 10th)
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McCain Campaign Crowds Grow Exponentially- 'Palin Factor' Bringing Excitement
OBAMA VIDEO: "LIPSTICK ON A PIG" (REFERRING TO SARAH PALIN)
GALLUP POLL: McCain Adds 6%, Obama Drops 5% Since GOP Convention Began
EDITORIAL: FEMA's Failure Angers Jindal
Forecast Shows Ike Likely To Hit Texas
STATE OFFERS HELP TO TEXAS
Maginnis: Need To Learn Lessons Quickly
MINUTEMEN TARGET FLEMING Over Illegal Immigration
Utility Companies To Undergo Review
EDITORIAL: Gustav Goes To Washington
Pay 100% of Gustav Costs, State Asks Bush
STEVE CARTER: Making The Pieces Fit
Thousands Line Up For Food Stamps
ATTORNEY: JENA SIX DAD SPAT ON HER
Mayors Outline Life After Gustav To Rotary
Charles Jones returns to O.J. Simpson's Las Vegas trial
Democrats Pushing 2nd Stimulus, GOP Resisting
Councilman's Brother Cited Over Pizzas, Yelling
Conviction of Reputed Klansman Overturned in New Orleans
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Labels: GUSTAV, IKE, INTERNET, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, PALIN, POLITICS
Monday, August 25, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Gallup Poll: McCain, Obama Tied at 45% Going Into Democratic Convention
Louisiana Sending Diverse Group To Denver (44 Black, 31 White & 1 Asian)
Melancon Off To Support Obama
NEW McCAIN AD: BIDEN'S OPINION OF OBAMA
Obama Aims Convention At Blue-Collar Voters
Bell to CNN: Jena 'A Real Racist Town"
Bush Aide: New Orleans 'Failing At' Recovery (Charges of Incompetence)
Jefferson Sure He'll Survive Primary
Cedric Richmond: Legislator's Fire stoked
Report Claims Racial Profiling
EDITORIAL: LaCHIP Creating Healthy Children
After-School Overhaul
EBR GOP SNUBS 2 HOPEFULS (INCUMBENT REPUBLICANS)
Officials Bring Back Lessons From China
BLANCO ENDORSES LANDRIEU AT GIRL SCOUT MEETING
Buzz Building Over Obama's Acceptance Speech ('Mile High' Expectations)
State Asks Nonstate Agencies To Meet New Demands
Roemer Says Bank Likely To Expand
A FOUR GOVERNOR GALA
John Kennedy: 'This Is Antoine's- Not Hooters'
TIMES PICAYUNE ENDORSES RICHMOND For Congress In 2nd District
Bloggers Urged To Promote Recovery
'DON'T LEAVE ANY WITNESSES'- Recordings of a former FBI agent with local ties
Commissioner Dies In Wreck
Biden On Obama: Not Ready To Lead
3 A.M. OBAMA VP PICK- Hillary Fans Come To Terms With Ticket
Presidential Campaign Getting Sidetracked By Unimportant Issues
NEW POLL: WELCH & WILSON PROJECTED TO WIN EBR COUNCIL POSTS
Mayor Admits Goof On Tax Rate- Would Have Been A "Perpetual Tax"
Inside, Nagin's A Hero, Outside, He's A Joke
Jockeying Begins For Sneed's Post On Jeff Council
Funds To Help Squash Litterbugs
Family Breakups Costly
Overall Crime Down In BR
HOW TO JOIN THE JOHN MCCAIN CAMPAIGN TODAY
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, JEFFERSON, JENA, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 26th, 2008)
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JINDAL ENDS VP SPECULATION
Cazayoux- What Part Of UNION MADE Don't You Understand?
NEW TV SPOT, LIVINGSTON PRESIDENT GRIMMER ENDORSES JENKINS
Oliver Stone's 'W.' To Film In Shreveport
LOBBYIST LAURINDA HEDGES HER BET
Road Home Contract Not Worst Excess (Of The Blanco Regime)
Why weren't we told? Well, we didn't ask
Blanco spurned plea from legal aid- But days later, SHE GAVE MILLIONS TO ICF
Capital Outlay Game May Be Changed In Upcoming Session
EDITORIAL: Lawmakers Push Strong Education Rules
BOARD OF CONTRACTORS DRAMA
Technical Training Focus Of Proposal By Governor
COX CABLE, INTERNET RATES RISE
LaSalle DA Closes Inquiry Into Jena Election Ad
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Friday, March 14, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 14th, 2008)
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Special Session Express
WHO DOES KIP HOLDEN SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT, SENATE, CONGRESS?
Senate To Debate Spending Today
School Tax Break Plan Headed For House Debate
Compromise Made On Vehicle Tax Bill
REFORM LAWS PERPLEX ETHICS BOARD- Some provisions are not clearly defined
La. Has Chance To Take Lead In Transportation
EDITORIAL: Jindal, Call Us Back Or Fire Press Secretary Sellers
Rep. Williams to head to Baton Rouge on foot
Ethics Board Clears New Roads Mayor
GOOD NEWS & BAD NEWS
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Labels: CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, KIP, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 12th, 2008)
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"How Well Jindal Fares Will Be A Matter Of National Interest"
BLANCO APPOINTEE RUNNING FOR CONGRESS AS A REPUBLICAN IN 6TH
Reilly: "You Don't Want To Be The Guy That Has To Defend That In Public"
ETHICS PLAN PROGRESSES- Jindal's Proposals Pass Committee With Few Changes
House Committee Backs Tougher Disclosure Rules
Senate Panel OKs Ethics Bills- State Contracts And Sports Tickets Involved
JINDAL SPEAKS TO EDITORIAL BOARD
EDITORIAL: Take Care With Ed Post
EDITORIAL: THE WARNINGS MOUNT
Chief Wants Ethics Board To Hear Cases
CADDO D.A. MAY NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
GOP Ready To Reward Patient
THREE ARRESTED IN CHINESE SPY PLOT
Federal Judge Follows Guidelines In Sentencing Ex-Councilman
Jena Attorney: Nationalists Don't Have Valid Claim
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA
Friday, February 08, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 8th, 2008)
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Editorial: ETHICS 'WAR' NEEDS SOLDIERS
Jindal Drums Up Support For Ethics Session
GOVERNOR A HIT
Jindal Lobbies For Ethics Plan
ETHICS FINES OFTEN JUST GO UNPAID- Wimpy Enforcement Seen As Symbolic
Achieving the Gold Standard
RESPONSE TO THE ATTACK BY CANDIDATE SAWYER- MORE JUNKETS?
Record turnout unlikely in state- Dardenne predicts no more than 15%
POLL: READERS BACK PINNACLE PLANS (61 - 35%)
Romney Exit Sets McCain's Course
McCAIN SEALS GOP BID AS ROMNEY SUSPENDS CAMPAIGN
Romney's decision puts kink in Louisiana's Republican primary
LOUISIANA POLITICAL LEADERS HEDGE BETS ON CANDIDATES
Shreveport Mayor Glover Backs Obama
Munsen pleads not guilty in nooses incident
Attorney: Arrest May Complicate 'Jena Six' Case
SKETCHY POLITICOS AREN'T THE RETIRING SORT
Former President Bill Clinton to Visit Baton Rouge Friday
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE TOMORROW- (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: ELECTIONS, ETHICS, GAMBLING, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, RACIST
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 29th, 2008)
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CLICK HERE TO SEE WHO HAS QUALIFIED TO RUN FOR CONGRESS (1ST & 6TH DISTRICT)
D.C. Mardi Gras- "What Is This, The Has-Beens Line?"
BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA SEEKS SUPPORT FOR ITS REFORM AGENDA
Ethics board outlines proposals, One would ban gifts, meals from lobbyists
WATCH THE FIRST TV AD IN THE 6TH DISTRICT RACE FOR CONGRESS
Ex- Senator Back To Work Following Indictment
EDITORIAL: Jindal Ethics Violation Called A Mistake- "WE ACCEPT THE EXPLANATION"
La. Lawmakers Promise Fight To Keep Earmarks
Donelon accused of price fixing, Insurance chief says it's 'political theater'
Former GOP Chairperson Claims Scalise Conducted Push Poll
Ellingtons Hearing Postponed
Rep. Alexander likes president's proposal to stimulate economy
Ron Forman to lead Superdome panel
Bush to set North America Leaders Summit in N.O.
Jena Six's Bell expresses interest in Carroll football
Feds Accused Of Trifling With Study
Text of President Bush's State of the Union
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, January 25, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 25th, 2008)
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Louisiana Lobbyist John Breaux: "There Ain't No Business Transactions Here"
Former Senator Indicted For Filing False Tax Returns, Tax Evasion
FLASH: CBS Evening News Is Doing A Piece On Landrieu Controversy (Tonight)
Edwin Edwards: "Don't talk business with people who have been drinking"
Odom Remains In Legal Limbo
Role in school bribes admitted- Businessman helped launder kickbacks
Are Tardy Tax Cases The Best Feds Can Do?
Sixth District race: Kopplin in, Taylor out, Roemer undecided
O'Keefe Backers Want Him To Run For Congress
Hospital System Balks At Hiring Freeze
Accountant responsible for the error- "He expected me to do things right"
Municipal Officials, Legislators Urged To Work Together For State
Editorial: Some good news, disappointing news from Baton Rouge
Grant Teen Faces Hate Crime Charge In Noose Incident
First Checks Likely In May
STATE REP. JOHN LABRUZZO ENDORSES JOHN MCCAIN FOR PRESIDENT
Early voting begins Saturday
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Labels: JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Thursday, January 24, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 24th, 2008)
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"Public Officials Have A Bad Habit Of Taking Care Of Their Own"
D.C. MARDI GRAS PUTS A MASK ON ETHICS CODES
Washington Post Investigates: Landrieu Opens Files on Schools Earmark
LOUISIANA: 10,000 GOP VOTERS CAUCUS- MCCAIN WINS!
Who Can Cast Votes In Feb. 9 Elections?
State agencies feel chill from Jindal's hiring freeze
COUNCIL OKs ROUZAN
Insurance panel backs bill package- Proposals affect young drivers, bar goers
N.O. COUNCIL PRESIDENT SUPPORTS JINDAL'S ETHICS REFORM AGENDA
Businessman Pleads Guilty In School Board Bribery Case
Jena Joke: Failed Louisiana Race Protests
FORMER COUNCILMAN ACCUSED OF EXTORTION
$2M in additional funds for Robinson museum
Jindal Advisory Groups Release Reports
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008)
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Rep. Predicts The Ethics Package Will Pass The House Of Representatives Easily
LATEST POLLS SHOW MCCAIN, CLINTON AS CLEAR FRONTRUNNERS
Thompson Bows Out After Weeks Of Rumors
Pinnacle Reports Election Spending (DOWNTOWN RIVERBOATS DON'T?)
Jindal Nominates 3 For Education Board
Odom Projects Drained Pest Funds, Ag Chief Says
BUSINESS OWNER IS CHARGED IN BRIBERY CASE
Editorial: Capital Jobs Tough Issue
BARONI THE BANDIT
UL Prepares For Change, New Leadership
Editorial: JENA ESCAPES MOST TROUBLE
Defense submits photos of cell phone
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Labels: GAMBLING, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008)
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Republican Caucus This Evening (Over 600 Are Running)
OLD GOVERNOR, NEW LEGISLATORS, BESE MEMBER, RUN IN 6TH!
EDITORIAL: Pull Back The Curtain
"The Edwin Edwards Era Is Over"
IF THE BAYOU BENGALS CAN DO IT, WHY CAN'T THE BAYOU STATE?
EDITORIAL: New Evidence Of Our 'Brand'
New Committee Assignments Announced At Alumni Center
Jindal Says Cyber Command Efforts 'Priority,' Pledges State Funds
Editorial: Cyber Winds Blow Fresh Optimism Into Area
TENSION HIGH IN JENA
Counter-Protesters Came To Jena From All Over U.S.
EDITORIAL: An Ill-Considered Intervention
PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE IN OUR U.S. SENATE POLL (CLICK HERE!)
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, January 21, 2008
MLK DAY & WEEKEND STORIES
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ROEMER: McCain Win In South Carolina Energizes Louisiana Campaign
GOP To Kick Off La. State Caucus (Tuesday 5-8pm)
Campaign Cash- (The Race For U.S. Senate)
JENA PROTEST GROUP ESCHEWS GUNS, NOOSES
Sharpton Addresses 'Problem Of Race' In Jena
Panthers Vow To Get Justice By 'ANY MEANS NECESSARY'
Time For Change Is Now, Legislators And Civil Rights Leaders Say
EDITORIAL: FURY SEEMS OVERBLOWN
EDITORIAL: Keep the insured informed
McCain Wins South Carolina Primary
FORMER SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE LANDS (CUSHY) STATE JOB
The LSU Board Of Supervisors Last Week Approved The Hiring Of:
EDITORIAL: The Reform Louisianians Want
'SACRIFICE' ISN'T JUSTIFICATION
Jindal Sets Lunches With Lawmakers
Gov. Jindal, State Police To Monitor Jena Events
CANDIDATES STEP UP AS BAKER STEPS DOWN (Hunter Greene Is Out)
Behind The Door, A Hapless Victim?
Lack Of Clout To Hurt In D.C.
LSU faithful may be witnessing the greatest stretch in LSU's football history
"POLITICS ARE ABOUT TO CHANGE IN LOUISIANA"- DuBos Predicts New Era
EDITORIAL: An Open Process
Editorial: Move Toward Transparency
Editorial: State's Washington, D.C., Clout Still Shrinking
Abortion Battle Rages On- March For Life Marks Anniversary Of Roe v. Wade Ruling
O'KEEFE PENSION DIVERTED, U.S. SAYS
Morial Friend Pleads To Tax Count
DA All Paid Up, Sort Of, In Bias Trial
HOUSE JUDICIARY PANEL'S CHIEF HAS OWN LEGAL ISSUES
Report Urges Prison For Ex-Councilman
Police Chief Pleads Not Guilty To Malfeasance Charges
River Bend nuclear plant has radioactive water spill
Editorial: Jim Oakes- Integrity and Achievement
State sends out notice of income-tax-form error
Louisiana Republicans Urged To Convene Tuesday
IS ROEMER RUNNING?
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Labels: JENA, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, RACIST, ROEMER
Thursday, January 17, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 17th, 2008)
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FIRST LOUISIANA NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENT FOR PRESIDENT
SOUTH CAROLINA: McCain Takes the Fight To Negative Opponents
House Learns Ethics Lessons- "Don't Play Chicken With The (Ethics) Board"
DEAD PELICAN: BREAKING NEWS! WOODY JENKINS TO ANNOUNCE
Ethics Board Seeks More Resources
JINDAL, STRAIN BEGIN REFORM AGENDAS
Hiring Flap Snarls Ellington; Matter Heads To Court Jan. 28
THE COMMISH- Angelle Davis Takes Over The Division Of Administration
Jefferson Angry At Prosecutors' Reference To Family Members
Tech Athletics Director Jim Oakes Steps Down
BAKER HEADS FOR THE LOBBY
Chief: Pinnacle To Address Traffic
Governor To Speak At Chamber Banquet- "It's Almost Like Inauguration North"
FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES
Blossman Re-elected PSC Chairman
Editorial: Acadiana Lawmakers Have Important Goals
KNOE Receives Coveted Alfred I. duPont Award ("Broadcasting's Pulitzer Prize")
EDITORIAL: A Loss For Louisiana
EMILY METZGAR named a 'Fellow of the Society for New Communications Research'
ULL Hires Ex-Councilman
Locals React To O'Keefe's Resignation From LSU (William Jenkins Named Interim)
LSU Board Expected To Approve Football Ticket Fee Increases
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Labels: CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 16th, 2008)
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PROUD DAYS FOR LOUISIANA
Breaking News: LSU CHANCELLOR O'KEEFE RESIGNS
JINDAL ADVISERS URGE BAN ON FREE TICKETS FOR LEGISLATORS
Officials Defend Using Public Funds For Bayou Classic
Jindal Puts A Lid On Hiring By State- Acts To Speed Recovery Money
Put Spending Data Online, Panel Says- Report Calls For Greater Visibility
GAMBLING BOAT ETHICS: WHO IS SPENDING MILLIONS TO STOP PINNACLE?
Richard Baker To Leave Congress (Election To Replace Him Called Quickly)
Inaugural Memories
'WE WILL BE ARMED' In Jena
Editorial: New Storm Over Jena
Editorial: Higher Goals For Workers
PROSECUTOR SHUFFLES STAFF, MAY QUIT JOB
Agriculture Chief Starts Off With A Bang- Staff Kicked Off State Building Sites
House Expands Budget Panel- Environmental Committee Dropped
Audit: Witt Firm's Costs Still Trouble
Disaster Rebuilder Faces Storm Of Its Own
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Labels: JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 15th, 2008)
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JINDAL ERA BEGINS (EDWARDS ERA ENDS!)
Breaking News: Richard Baker Announces Resignation From Congress
Jindal Administration Goes Online
'WE WILL NOT FAIL'- Jindal Keeps Focus On Ethics And Economics
LSU POWER STRUGGLE GOES PUBLIC
Editorial: Change, It Starts Now!
BLUEPRINT NEEDS CITIZENS' SUPPORT
Editorial: Bright beginning for journey toward a 'New Louisiana'
Calling All Dreamers, Adventurers
EDITORIAL: A SUNNY DAY FOR NEW TEAM
Editorial: Seize opportunity to change now, Gov. Jindal says
Jindal Promises More Than A Cosmetic Change
JINDAL TELLS LAWMAKERS HE NEEDS HELP
Editorial: Ethics Board Wants 'Exceptions' Tackled
BLACK CAUCUS- NO OBJECTION
Three From N.O. Region Assume Leadership Posts
CityBusiness Poll Results: Burns Is Favorite To Fill Jindal's Seat
Changing of guard in D.C.- Jindal staffers run office after he leaves
Jena Court Order Doesn't Address Proposed Gun Ban
FRESHMAN LEGISLATORS READY TO START WORK
Former President Backs Edwin Edwards Prison Term Reduction(?)
TEXT Of BOBBY JINDAL INUAGURAL ADDRESS
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 8th, 2008)
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LSU FIGHTING TIGERS!
Editorial: It's Up To Public To Demand New Accountability
Feds Spell Out Names In Graft Case- Jefferson's Wife, Brother, Son-In-Law Listed
WASHINGTON POST INVESTIGATES: MARY LANDRIEU
Audit Of Two State Colleges Says $1.6 million In Items Missing
CELEBRATING THE INAUGURATION
A Win in New Hampshire Would Make McCain the Clear Frontrunner
Qualifying Opens For House District 6 In Shreveport
Changes To City Contracts Requirements Being Proposed
BR LAWMAKER GETS JUMP IN ETHICS BATTLE
Court hearing on Jena rally delayed
POLICE JUROR VACATES POST FOR POSITION WITH STATE AG's OFFICE
Boudreaux leaves his DA's position to avoid conflict with new office
Council lineup heralds change- High expectations for new members
YouTube've Been Warned
Tomorrow is the Last Day to Register to Vote in Louisiana Presidential Primary
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU
Thursday, January 03, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 3rd, 2008)
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(24) Local Elected Officials Sign Letter Of Support For Mary- (THOUSANDS DON'T)
Local Political Watchers Keep Tabs On Caucuses
Washington Mardi Gras; Former Congressman Says Trip Waste Of Money
WASHINGTON MARDI GRAS ROYALTY
"There Is A Tsunami Of Support For Really Good Government"
Ex-La. Insurance Chief Accused In Ethics Violations
Hearing Could Determine Scope Of Nationalist's Jena Rally On MLK Day
CHRISTMAS ETHICS
Crude Hits $100: Oil Price Spike Bodes Well For Area
JINDAL TO BRING STAR POWER TO EVENT
Editorial: Congressional Cooperation Is Critical
OLIVER THOMAS ENTERS PRISON TODAY
Judge Postpones Trial Over Seizure Of Guns
LANEWSLINK.COM U.S. SENATE POLL (CLICK HERE!)
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Labels: CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JENA, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, WASHINGTON
