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Sunday, April 24, 2011

 

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Sunday, April 03, 2011

 

STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND

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DAY WINS! BIG UPSET OVER GREENE Losing seat creates a stir Special session focus turns to congressional remapping More remap debates set Caroline Fayard faces rhetoric, ethics problems Rainwater wants review on raises Scalise stands with tea party on federal budget cuts Tea party blasts Keithville senator Election returns for April 3, 2011- Huval Wins! Capella dominates race for Jefferson Parish assessor Roberts handily wins election for Jefferson Parish at-large seat Politicians ponder possibilities of new Senate District Retiree hires drain funds Rep. Cedric Richmond struggles through comedy assignment 57% Okay With Government Shutdown If It Leads to Deeper Cuts Grid Iron to stage annual show Reception Honoring Ruth Ulrich at Carville's House Thomas 'Bud' Brady dead at 72 GREENE DOESN'T EVEN LIVE IN THE DISTRICT (CAN'T VOTE!) EDITORIAL: Go to polls and vote Research centers closing Parish expected to close loophole that benefited Broussard's ex-wife

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Friday, April 01, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 1st)

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Caroline Fayard- "I hate Republicans...They eat their young" GREENE DOESN'T EVEN LIVE IN THE DISTRICT (CAN'T EVEN VOTE!) 3 congressional plans headed for House vote EDITORIAL: Incumbent protection is at top of the list EDITORIAL: A new factor in the Capitol EDITORIAL: Louisiana must get past the fake fights about funding So much for peace in the House State budget proposal includes at least $400 million in new federal money Bill in Louisiana Legislature targets illegal immigrants College tuition increase urged Head of Louisiana retirees group says 'we're under seige" We've Become a Nation of Takers, Not Makers Only 7% Think Government Employees Work Harder Than Those in Private Sector Sen. David Vitter unveils GOP alternative to Obama energy plan Councilwoman credits Ray Nagin for her own 'chocolate' gaffe

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 31st)

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Cigarette Tax Hike Sought (Jindal Promises To Veto Any Tax Increase) Voters Strongly Reject Mileage Tax, Gas Tax Hike

Jindal: Prisons must be sold

"The Next Big Fight"

Redistricting proposal would create a second minority-dominated district Panel to hear Guillory redistricting plan Monday

Panel favors adding 1st Circuit Court seat ($528,328 a year cost)

EDITORIAL: Local House districts didn't merit changes

House backs 2 remap bills

Michael Bromwich accused of 'half truths' by Rep. Jeff Landry

Boustany unleashes attack on AARP

State retirees unlikely to see bigger checks

EDITORIAL: Open Search For New Chief

DDH hears revamp issues

POOR JUDGEMENT: GREENE VOTED TO GIVE HIMSELF A TAXPAYER FUNDED PAY RAISE

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 30th)



EDITORIAL: Exemptions and Secrecy


Senate committee approves new congressional districts in party-line vote


Louisiana House completes work on redrawing its districts


Senate redistricting plan is approved by a divided Senate


Bill in Congress would force feds to approve more drilling


QUESTION OF JUDGEMENT: GREENE VOTED TO GIVE HIMSELF A TAXPAYER FUNDED PAY RAISE


Charlene Charlet Day: A Lawyer For Our Families, Not Another Politician!


State Police investigate possible security breach at Capitol


$83 million to be paid to private hospitals


EDITORIAL: Go after those who took advantage of our pain after Katrina


Louisiana's first online charter school accepting applications


Gulf advocates march on Nation's Capitol for BP funds


Study: Tax break benefits La., Incentive encourages gas drilling


Forum looks at growing role of incivility in political scene

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, March 29th)

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83% of Mainstream voters are angry



QUESTION OF JUDGEMENT: GREENE VOTED TO GIVE HIMSELF A TAXPAYER FUNDED PAY RAISE



Boustany backs away from support of north-south congressional districts



Senate panel deadlocks along party lines on congressional redistricting maps



House votes to eliminate 30th minority district



Fayard catches flak for comments at Democratic event



Blanco pushes higher ed



SHERRI CHEEK NAMED "RINO" BY TEA PARTY OF LOUISIANA



Baton Rouge: Bad Moon on the rise!



EDITORIAL: Report card shows gains



Public school students to face tougher classes



Charlene Day: A Lawyer For Our Families, Not Another Politician


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Monday, March 28, 2011

 

STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND

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Former Gov. Buddy Roemer wins supporters


ROEMER'S SPEECH IN IOWA VIDEO... PASS IT ON TO FRIENDS


Jeff Landry To Address Tea Party of Louisiana Tonight!


House districts proposed


House to consider renumbering districts


Redistricting is cutthroat job


EDITORIAL: Keep pushing graduation rates


In the state Capitol, remap gets personal


LA redistricting amendments create administrative logjam


Remap vote set this week Senate, House redraw plans shuffle districts


Political Horizons: Reapportionment and race


Redistricting: The politics of protection


LABI set to host issues conference


Federal investigation into Parish corruption casts wide net


Jefferson defense attorney confirmed as federal judge


Look here to see maps of Louisiana Senate remap plan


Redistricting plan would pit two pairs of incumbents in N.O. area


Northern Monroe district gets reprieve


House committee supports redistricting plan for BESE, PSC


Jindal pushes BP funds for event


EDITORIAL: Improvement in Louisiana's dropout rate is encouraging


Parish officials to make second trip to federal grand jury today


Parish likely to cancel River Birch contract 'very soon'


Landrieu blasts SUNO-UNO merger plan


CHARLENE CHARLET DAY: A LAWYER FOR OUR FAMILIES, NOT ANOTHER POLITICIAN!


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Friday, March 25, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 25th)

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EDITORIAL: Political remapping is not only about race

Louisiana Senate committee approves redistricting plan

Press on to save District 16

Oil & Gas Association gives environmental award to Scott Angelle

Gov. Bobby Jindal raising campaign cash in Arizona

Union rallies against Gov. Jindal's prison privatization plan

Jindal: No change to natural gas tax

Roger Villere Elected to RNC Executive Committee

Report: Waiver on HIV helps La.

Councilman obtains court order blocking opponent's flier

Capella endorsed by labor, business and political action groups

Don Menard: Progress Made


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Thursday, March 24, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 24th)

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Gov. outlines how state will retain future generations- Assessors Endorse Jindal

Landry: Governor Jindal Assures He Has NOT Endorsed the Kostelka Plan

Louisiana House redistricting committee OKs 30th minority district

What happened to decorum?

Legislators blast "reward" payments to state employees

Tea Party groups push 'Atlas Shrugged' movie

La. sees dramatic revenue decline

La. dropout rates fall sharply

College funds based on grads

Louisiana to opt out of health insurance exchanges in federal law

Mayor says arrest is a 'political vendetta"

La. lawmakers rap Obama on Libya

Recall petition targets Cascio

Mayor's pay unchanged

Courthouse clerk admits taking bribes for bail reductions

Dardenne sounds alarm on budget cuts to parks, libraries, tourism promotion

New NAACP seeing more gay, diverse chapter leaders


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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 23rd)

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Talks to shape new legislative districts are tinged with race, power

Sparks fly over proposals for redistricting

Senate redistricting plans conflict

House panel to look at redistricting plans

EDITORIAL: Redistricting should draw on logic

Vitter irked with energy department

Jindal watches 'Waiting for Superman'

Governor honors guardsmen

Jindal budget plans at issue

Jane Smith officially announces bid for state senate

La. schools making cuts

Mayor faces charges filed by police officer

Ex-school secretary told to repay embezzled money

Special education programs brace for loss of federal stimulus money

New permit for deepwater exploration is a milestore in the return of drilling

VIDEO: Congressional Remap- "Politicians are playin' games"


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Monday, March 21, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, March 21st)

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NEW VIDEO: Congressional Remap- "Politicians are playin' games"

Panel to consider House redistricting plan today

56 bills filed on first day

North Louisiana legislators at odds over congressional districts

Redistricting is expected to change the way race influences LA politics

Jindal releases budget proposal

New lawmakers seated in House, Senate

43% Say Filing Income Taxes Is Worse Than Going to the Dentist

Washington Watch: Louisiana accents in D.C.

EDITORIAL: A culture of constitutional disregard

BP officials bungled stock sales, too

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Sunday, March 20, 2011

 

STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND

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Jindal's staff chief might switch hats

On eve of redistricting session, Senator says she won't seek re-election

Legislators face tough session- Incumbents to compete

Kostelka, Gallot to chair redraw

Remap session begins

Plan shifts House districts, forces competition

Redistricting session shapes future elections

Some Louisiana legislators to multi-task to save money

Legislature proceedings to be televised on LaTV

La. website LaTrac earns high rating

Vitter's role in 'The Big Uneasy' surprises

Vitter challenges loan for drilling in Brazil by Export-Import Bank

Inside Politics: BESE member Roemer asks reform of process

EBR board member Connie Bernard may run for BESE

Donelon to address GOP fundraiser

Kay Katz raked over the coals... in fun

EDITORIAL: Special Session Starts Sunday... Watch Closely!

Redistricting plans set up battle lines in Legislature

House plan gives BR seats

Supreme Court redistricting appears headed for legislative back burner

600 Louisiana laws tied to parish populations need retooling after census

Holden to pay $2,500 ethics fine

Two vie for seat in House District 47

EDITORIAL: Regents right to endorse change for N.O. colleges

High-stakes testing season begins

Parish President & civil rights leaders meet to discuss racial tensions

Area leaders lament Obama cuts in $5 billion energy assistance program

NOPD corruption fueled by system of paid, private details


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Friday, March 18, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 18th)

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Another state senator switches to GOP

Gallot presents 3 ways to redistrict

Parts of EBR likely to shift in BESE map

Former wildlife commissioner pleads innocent in landfill scheme

Jindal: Consolidate housing agencies

Layoffs slated for schools

EDITORIAL: UNO, SUNO can't stand pat

La.'s per capita debt grows

U.S. House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR

Only 20% Would Pay Higher Taxes to Reduce Deficit

Scalise challenges Obama to hoops contest to get energy answers

Federal official, Vitter spar on pending permits

Report on NOPD cites 'clear pattern' of excessive force

Developer who paid for Mayor's vacations faces ethics charges


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Thursday, March 17, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 17th)

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NEW CONGRESSIONAL REMAP PLANS

22% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction, Lowest of Obama's Presidency

Jindal launching anti-tax ad on TV

Holden recall sought

Ex-parish president to report to prison

Sharpton urges activism

Edwards biography wins Literary Award

What's Real SUNO-UNO Story?

Chancellor: LSU must adapt to thrive

Obama nominates Napoleonville judge for federal bench

Lawmaker to offer plan for BESE districts

Tea party questions city's bond plan during forum


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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 16th)

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Maginnis: Fiscal cliff more like a slope

Six to be honored by Louisiana Center for Women and Government

Governor's budget assumes college tuition will increase

Regents support SUNO, UNO union

Landry, Fleming oppose temporary spending bill that passes House

Appeals court issues a stay on drilling ruling

EPA asked to recognize ozone status

Alexander grills Chu on idled grant

Legislators get bellyful at breakfast

Bills on sex offenders, ammunition sales, filed ahead of session

Tax credit for premarital counseling

EDITORIAL: Use high-tech to open government

N.O inspector general says city spent $9.4 million needlessly

Pratt asks judge to toss out corruption charge

Aaron Broussard is happy to spend your money


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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, March 15th)

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ABC POLL: Confidence in the U.S. System of Government Drops to a 35-Year Low

Latest Poll Shows The President's Lowest Approval Rating Since September

Mythbustin': The Roemer Candidacy

Report recommends overhaul of SUNO and UNO, option to combine schools

Jindal says he will push to consolidate SUNO, UNO

Governor Attends Groundbreaking

Rule calling for drilling tax rejected

LSU falls in ranking of graduate schools

Lawmakers hold budget summit at SLU

EDITORIAL: Stand up for open meetings

Nuclear crisis affecting La. firms

Inside Report: Honore, Marino, Metro Airport

Indicted former Wildlife & Fisheries commissioner expected in court

Sentencing is delayed for former assessor Betty Jefferson, daughter


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Friday, March 11, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 11th)

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A Hit in Iowa, Roemer on to South Carolina

EDITORIAL: It's time for Louisiana to pay the price

$1 billion in cuts

Jindal budget to be unveiled today to lawmakers

'Rainy day' funds sit unused in handful of states

LA House members call steep spending cuts a necessary evil

Census affects many old laws

Vitter, others threaten to block bills

Senator David Vitter still rolling along

Big Payday for Some Hill Staffers

Just 17% Believe U.S. Muslims Are Treated Unfairly

Sheriff blames Holden for delay

Leadership program starts

New member to miss SUNO/UNO meeting

SUNO students sue to shut down Regents

Inside Report: Governor's tactical error on Regents


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Thursday, March 10, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 10th)

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EDITORIAL: Watch Out, Here's Buddy!

Jindal to unveil budget

Fiscal urgency remains, even as revenue forecast improves slightly

Sen. Vitter joins GOP effort to enact national right-to-work law

Bob Livingston to lead Louisiana GOP fundraising efforts

Minority surgeon named to Regents

Mayor: Slash pay to hit budget

Obama's Approval Rating Among Independent Voters Drops

61% See President Obama As More Liberal Than They Are

Dardenne: Tourism push to start

Syrup mill deal faces problems

Lawmakers push for extension of offshore drilling leases

Richmond says Muslim radicalization hearing may fuel al-Qaeda's fire

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Wednesday, March 09, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 9th)

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EDITORIAL: Where's The Guinea Pig?

America sets new record for monthly deficit spending

Roemer: I want a president who's free to lead, who's free to do the right thing

NPR President Resigns Following Hidden-Camera Sting (Tea Party "Racist")

State and local workers: Gone but not off the books

Mayor's pay under review

What's your view: Spending or revenue?

For Lent, politicians should give up bad habits

Grambling's books in shambles

Louisiana ranks only No. 6 in state vice survey


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