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  • Heads Up: 8.14.07
  • Posted By: Zach Patton |   August 14, 2007
  • Different tacks when it comes to big box stores. Stateline Chicago gets few takers on citywide parking permits. Sun-Times It takes a village to age ...
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  • Promises, Promises
  • Posted By: Ellen Perlman |   August 14, 2007
  • Now that Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy G. Thompson has dropped out of the race for president, I guess breast cancer is going to remain a ...
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  • Heads Up: 8.13.07
  • Posted By: Zach Patton |   August 13, 2007
  • Vegas judge loses his position over MySpace comments. LVRJ TX Gov. Perry's program: Business initiative or slush fund? Dallas News CA lawmaker holds out on ...
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  • The Anti-Crist
  • Posted By: Josh Goodman |   August 13, 2007
  • In the August issue of Governing, I described how South Carolina's response to the coastal property insurance crisis differs from Florida's. This was actually quite ...
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  • Heads Up: 8.10.07
  • Posted By: Zach Patton |   August 10, 2007
  • States start offering new help to Iraq War vets. Stateline Stop Internet hunting -- before it starts! WSJ (subs req'd) Judge orders Oakland bakery/murder ...
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  • Heads Up: 8.9.07
  • Posted By: Zach Patton |   August 9, 2007
  • Didn't want Kinky for Governor? How 'bout a Kinky Cigar? Dallas Morning News Should U.S. police get disciplined with a Hello Kitty armband? NYT ...
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  • Don't Fight City Hall
  • Posted By: Alan Greenblatt |   August 9, 2007
  • The death march continues through the 200-plus policy sessions here at NCSL's annual meeting in Boston. Some of them are lively, though, including one on he question of whether school boards should give way to mayoral control.
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  • Heads Up: 8.8.07
  • Posted By: Zach Patton |   August 8, 2007
  • Well, that's one way for a town to get on the map. Portland Press-Herald NYC's Bloomberg showed up for jury duty, but he wasn't chosen. ...
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