Monday, November 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, November 16th)
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White voters led defeat of bond issue "Holden remains popular figure"
'BEST LOUISIANA POLITICAL COVERAGE BY A MAJOR DAILY NEWSPAPER'
Analysis: Is the future still Cao?
BEHIND THE SCENES OF A POWERFUL FRIENDSHIP
Bobby Jindal speaks at First Baptist Church in Pineville
EDITORIAL: Thou shalt be civil to neighbors
LSU System chief Lombardi challenges TOPS program
Virtual school seeks support
EDITORIAL: Grad rate challenge formidable
Renovated dorms offer small hope for prisons
Crackdown on child pornography in Louisiana
DOES ACORN TRAIL LEAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE?
Charlie Melancon Town Hall Clock Still Running
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Labels: HOLDEN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, MELANCON, NEWS, POLITICS, TAX
Sunday, November 15, 2009
WEEKEND STORIES
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EDITORIAL: $614 Million To Consult... For What? "Stunning, Even By LA Standards"
Inside Politics: Treasurer wants details on contracts
FUNDS KEEP SLUSHING ALONG
Hearings set over La. worker raises
Poll: 98% Say State Government Too Many Redundant Services
CHARLIE MELANCON TOWN HALL CLOCK
BR Bond issue goes down in defeat
ELECTION RETURNS FROM SATURDAY (Precinct Totals Available)
Ethics Rules Don't Curb Abuse
Louisiana Board of Ethics agenda now available online
Jacobs to enter mayor's race Tuesday, source says
Georges' presses his case in ad in Sunday's Times-Picayune
S&WB Member With Ties To Nagin Being Investigated By Feds
Agency under fire in hospital deal also handling city business
THE JEFFERSONS can stop fretting about their reputation
Experts discern shift in welfare programs
'UNCLE JACK' CAUSING STIR- Statue of black man tipping hat controversial
LSU alumni recall racism, progress
EDITORIAL: War's story told on film
Terrell to speak at GOP Roundtable
La. gets high marks for school technology
The congressman doctor is in
EDITORIAL: Making New Orleans school choices easier
LECTURE ON THE EVOLUTION OF HOODOO
Mayor Ray Nagin planning December getaway to Mexico
Officer suspended in melee- Bond vote sign led to incident
William Jefferson sentenced to 13 years in prison
Moliere sentenced to probation for role in Mose Jefferson bribery case
Federal Judge Thomas Porteous sues impeachment panel
Acorn Demands Your Tax Dollars
Ethics Board- Son's Hiring, Promotion Scrutinized
MAYOR STEPS DOWN
Haynesville Shale has protected area from recession
Oyster ban on hold after criticism
St. John president's race gains a candidate... Buddy Boe
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, NEW ORLEANS, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, November 13, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, November 13th)
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New Poll: 99% Say State Government Too Top Heavy, Too Many Redundant Services
ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: Cast Ballots For The Future
MORE ENDORSEMENTS FOR BOND ISSUE- LT. GENERAL RUSSEL HONORE' THE LATEST
Jindal: Education Pivotal
Tucker challenges Jindal on amnesty payment plans
Jefferson Parish internal inquiry into insurance deal kept secret
"THE D.A. HIMSELF HAD HEAVY PARTICIPATION IN CATCHING THE BAD GUY"
St. Pierre pleads innocent in federal corruption case
Mary Landrieu ethics complaint is dismissed
EDITORIAL: No reason to go easy on 'Dollar Bill"
For Congressman William Jefferson, the day of reckoning is here
JEFFERSON CAN EXPECT LONG PRISON SENTENCE
Judge won't delay Mose Jefferson's sentencing
La. hires lawyers to fight Medicaid reduction
FLEMING DIRECTS CITIZENS TO CALL LANDRIEU
Health care dominates congressman's town hall meeting
Citizens Insurance Agency can expect negative audit
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, November 12, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, November 12th)
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Streamlining State Government- Few Ready To Make Hard Choices
Do You Think State Government Is Top-Heavy And Has Too Many Redundant Services?
EDITORIAL: Betrayal Of Trust (Jefferson "Guilty, And, We Hope, Gone")
EDITORIAL: CORRUPTION TAKES ITS TOLL
'True Heroes': Jindal, others praise service of veterans
Martin: LSU Chancellor says fee, tuition boosts likely if cuts made
Pastorek, Nevers argue grad rates
FINAL COUNT: 91.4% SAY COUNT ONLY U.S. CITIZENS FOR REAPPORTIONMENT
EDITORIAL: Louisiana reps' role in health-care vote
Louisiana increasing H1N1 vaccine availability
BR ranked 18th of 200 in best cities for jobs
WHY AREN'T WE THE GREATEST GENERATION?
Brown pelican no longer an endangered species
Fired SU official alleges retaliation
Carnival police numbers to drop because of budget cuts
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Labels: BUDGET, CENSUS, EDUCATION, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, November 11th)
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The Oath Is To A Nation, This Nation (Honor Veterans Day!)
Peterson's Clear Interception- "At Least We Can't Be Fined..."
EDITORIAL: A symptom, not the cause (Bloat in state government)
Streamlining panel recommends 2% cut in state budget
STATE CONSTRUCTION PRIORITIES
Lawmakers urge review of use of '8g' school funds
EDITORIAL: Louisiana (!) shows the way
Jindal opens tour with Tech visit
Lawmaker blocks funding to his own school district
ONLY 17% WANT THEIR CHILDREN TO GROW UP TO BE POLITICIANS
Melancon, Cao protected by politics
Health care vote costs Rep. Anh 'Joseph' Cao some support
La. lawmakers push to stop proposed oyster ban
Municipal Auditorium project 'inappropriate,' Inspector General
Conflicts revealed as investigation into contract continues
Patronage of the arts: Nagin and the Municipal Auditorium
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, VETERANS
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
Monday, November 09, 2009
STORIES FROM SUNDAY AND TODAY
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Hurricane Ida's track skirts mouth of river, aims for Florida
House health care bill stalled- Senate power holders won't run with the plan
Vitter displays health-care bill
Newsweek: Cao, the Sole Republican to Support Pelosi Health Bill
PRESS CLUB TO HEAR FROM ANGELE DAVIS TODAY
Washington Watch: Scalise Admires Saints
Foster Campbell to oppose water rate increase
NEW ORLEANS INDICTMENTS HINT AT MORE TO COME
Insurance deal tarnishes Jeff's image
School choice is a real test for parents
EDITORIAL: Don't drop out of Race to the Top
Cao is only Republican to vote for Democrats' health care plan
Health-care bills of House, Senate detailed
HEARINGS PLANNED ON CENSUS IMPACT
Pressure builds on hospital insurance contract
Mike Thompson trial rescheduled
JOHN GEORGES CORNERING THE MARKET ON POLITICAL ADVISERS
Mayoral hopefuls face off in season's first debate
EDITORIAL: Focus on positives
Political Horizons: Don't streamline good ideas
EDITORIAL: Cruel quotes from Blakely
Kennedy queried on coaching job
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Labels: CAMPBELL, CAO, HEALTH CARE, HURRICANE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
