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Jindal, Roemer still factor in big race
This was not the way the Republican presidential primaries were supposed to start, neither for Gov. Bobby Jindal nor candidate Buddy Roemer. […]
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Try to make good things happen in ‘12
The old year has completed its course. Whatever occurred in 2011 is history – gone forever. […]
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Property owners face another financial disaster
Merry Christmas, Louisiana. Here’s your present from the public officials you sent to the state capitol: a big boost in your property insurance premiums! […]
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Does appointment meet legal requirements?
St. Tammany Parish President Kevin Davis was just appointed as the new head of the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (“GOHSEP”). […]
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Red ink woes plague Louisiana budget
Just 29 days before Governor Jindal and the 144 members of the Legislature are to be sworn in, they got a strong hint that governing might not be a bed of roses during the next four years.
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Governor more powerful than partisan
Newly elected state legislators orienting themselves to the Capitol this month have received a wide, conflicting range of advice on how to do their jobs. […]
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U. S. stands strong against Iran
It’s encouraging to note that Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta is taking a strong stand on stopping the creation of nuclear weapons in Iran. […]
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Is the Green Wave getting ready to roll?
We know this is a bad time to boost the expectations of Tulane athletics with the LSU Tigers about to win the national football championship. […]
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Yes, Garland, people do read papers
Ho, ho, ho!
It’s not the sound of Santa coming to visit. It’s the laughter we put fourth after hearing a remark made by radio talk show host Garland Robinette Monday on WWL. […]