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Top priority in tight budget: breaking poverty's chains
Our position: State, despite tight revenues, must be aggressive in improving education.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce seeks 'Best Placesa applications
Applications are being accepted for the state's annual competition naming the Best Places to Work in Indiana.
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Indiana experiences ups and downs of struggling auto industry
GREENSBURG, Ind. -- Indiana is fortunate it was Honda that chose to put a $550 million car assembly plant in the state.
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FEMA: Nearly $8 million approved in 16 counties
Nearly $8 million in federal disaster assistance grants and loans has been approved so far by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Small Business Administration for residents of 16 counties ...
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Township group asks trustees for lobbying funds
The state association for Indiana's 1008 township trustees is asking them to pass along more of their tax dollars to battle efforts in the General Assembly next year to eliminate township government, a report ...
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Santa descendents to meet Sunday to initiate oath
The grandsons of 2 of the more famous men to don Santa Claus suits are meeting tomorrow in the southern Indiana town of Santa Claus to sign and dedicate a newly created oath for the jolly gift-givers. It was 70 ...
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Report: Indiana workers losing job-provided coverage
A new report provides grist for a gubernatorial health policy debate Monday: Indiana fares better than most states when it comes to employer-provided health insurance, but the percentage of Hoosiers who are ...
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Governing magazine touts Daniels as a top official
Governing magazine named Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels on Thursday as one of its top eight public officials in 2008, citing him for getting infrastructure and health care legislation passed and putting Indiana ...
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Governor requests federal aid for Clark County
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels on Friday requested that President George W. Bush provide federal public assistance to 14 Indiana counties - including Clark - for damage sustained by severe weather that began Sept.
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'Inactives' push up voter registration figures
The voter registration surge in Indiana this year has caused a peculiarity -- some of the state's counties have more names on their voter rolls than the number of adults who live there.
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GOP senator: Democrats want to steal Indiana
The only way Barack Obama can win in Indiana is to cheat, one of John McCain's stand-ins said Thursday.
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Indiana University's intramural complex name a source of controversy
For the first time in its history, Indiana University is giving consideration to removing a name from a building complex.
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Decisions being made without needed information
"Geez, Morton. Lighten up," was one of the e-mails that came in recently. I find it difficult to do that while our state and national economies are under such stress.
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Elections officials deny illegally purging voters
A newspaper report Thursday said tens of thousands of eligible voters have been removed from rolls or blocked from registering in at least six swing states.
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Obama to campaign in Indianapolis
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is scheduled to make Indianapolis his first campaign stop after his second debate with Republican John McCain.
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IU panel considers removing segregationist's name
An Indiana University committee is preparing a recommendation on whether to rename a gymnasium named after a longtime trustee who advocated racial segregation in the 1940s.
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Honda kicks off Civic production at Greensburg
The new Honda assembly plant at Greensburg has started mass production of the company's Civic compact after several weeks of ramping up various components of the sprawling site.
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Election '08: Indiana House District 45
A Knox County schoolteacher is challenging a former mayor and incumbent in the race for Indiana House District 45.
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Miami Trace School Board Has Light Agenda
At the Miami Trace School Board meeting High School French Teacher Rachel Darling asked the board for permission for a field trip to Paris , France in June,2009. Darling told the board members that students ...
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Indiana Poll Shows Tight Race For President, Governor
A new statewide poll has found tight races for both president and governor in Indiana.
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