Tuesday, February 15, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 15th)
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Obama's Media Machine: State Run Media 2.0?
Jindal fundraising report to be filed Tuesday ($10,000,000?)
Blueprint Louisiana presents its plan to balance Louisiana budget
Will Landry Last?
Obama budget hits home
Census data quantifies what happened to residents, homes after Katrina
U.S. Attorney Jim Letten recovering from heart surgery
Prosecution rests in racketeering trial of former lawmaker Renee Gill Pratt
Washington Mardi Gras coconut contest winner remains a mystery
License plate honors veterans
Gulf claims process under fire
Retirement systems tangle over benefits
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, BUDGET, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, OBAMA, 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
Sunday, February 28, 2010
SUNDAY EDITION (February 28th, 2010)
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Citizens Pay For D.C. Mardi Gras
Mary Landrieu, "I am proud to serve as a Krewe Captian"
Solutions Scarce At Summit
Obama's 'Chicago Way' only way in health debate
Leno praises Jindal, cites Edwards story
State tells schools to spend own funds
Universities prepare for GRAD Act
Candidacy Ban Urged For Lt. Governor
Legislator wants more term limits
The Predatory Jefferson Family
House cleaning continues in Jefferson Parish
Official used agency credit card to buy personal stuff
Property tax assessments: A Times-Picayune report
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Labels: LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, OBAMA, POLITICS
