Monday, May 31, 2010
MEMORIAL DAY EDITION (2010)
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LOUISIANA'S GOOD OL' GIRLS AND BOYS NETWORK!
EDITORIAL: America is their legacy to all of us
Question to the Politicians: 'Getting It' Yet?
67% Say Military Should Be Used On Border To Stop Illegal Immigration
Vitter doesn't waver in support of offshore drilling
BP and the Union Foot on Obama's Neck
BUDGET ISSUE STALEMATED
Gov. Bobby Jindal picks up the pace on signing bills into law
Crisis Manager Bobby Jindal is on the job
Ground-breaking law highlight of session, so far
Budget woes keep road issues off grid
Public Defenders Engulfed
Sign cockfighting bill, Humane Society urges Gov. Bobby Jindal
Tucker decides smoke-free is better than alternative
SUPERFEST AT TIGER STADIUM (Draws Huge Crowds and Cheers)
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAUSEN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TAYLOR SWIFT, TEA PARTY
Monday, May 24, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, May 24th)
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The Gathering Revolt Against Government Spending
"Pedigreed" Political Insider To Run For Congress in 3rd
63% Favor Repeal of National Health Care Plan (Highest % Ever!)
Louisiana Law Targets Illegal Immigrants
Alexander Angered At Calderon
BAYOU COUNTRY SUPERFEST COMING TO BR
La. Budget Troubles Seem More Difficult Now
Strapped Districts Cutting Summer School
Teacher-grading bill timing key
LA bicentennial license tags proposed in Senate measure
Former Cao aide fails in bid for House seat of her own
Wall Street legislation divides Louisiana's senators
FEDERAL OFFICIALS, SENATORS TO VISIT LA TODAY
NY TIMES: LA Officials Threaten Action
Palin: Obama in Bed with Big Oil
EDITORIAL: Threatened- Louisiana Identity
Frustration mounting over BP delays, lack of progress
ALERT: 'TRUST FUND RAID' BILLS SENATE FLOOR VOTE (TOMORROW!)
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Labels: BUDGET, CONGRESS, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, PALIN, POLITICS, TAYLOR SWIFT
Friday, October 30, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 30th)
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Former Gov. Treen's body will lie in state at Capitol Monday 1-5 pm
EDITORIAL; Gov. David Treen, 1928-2009
Vitter, Stonecipher to Hold Media Avail on Census Issue (TODAY)
VIDEO: CASSIDY- PELOSI DOESN'T HAVE THE POWER, THE PEOPLE DO!
Cassidy Statement On $1.14 Trillion Pelosi Health Bill
EDWIN EDWARDS BIOGRAPHY DUE OUT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
State Medicaid deficit tops $250M
BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA ISSUES 2ND ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT
Assistant EBR prosecutor quits following FBI search
EDITORIAL: Baton Rouge Goes Country
VIDEO: THE FAMOUS BILLY CANNON RUN
Odom's Trial Date Set For Feb. 8
OBAMA NOMINATES LOUISIANA JUDGE FOR FEDERAL BENCH
States: Red tape delays coastal work
Pastorek: Plan seeks mandatory score boost
EDITORIAL: Questions still unanswered in Brett Lawson's case
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT 'CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS'
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Labels: EDWARDS, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TAYLOR SWIFT, TREEN, VITTER