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Daley proposes slimmed down Chicago budget
Mayor Richard Daley has announced a pared down budget for the city of Chicago that looks to cover a $469 million shortfall. And the mayor told city leaders that this is "no ordinary year." Daley says he'll have to lay off more than 900 city workers...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Budgets and Budgeting
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Mayor proposes new policy for holiday displays
Green Bay's mayor has proposed a new policy for holiday displays on city property a week after a federal lawsuit over a nativity scene at City Hall was dismissed. Mayor Jim Schmitt says Santa, reindeer and other non-religious displays would be allowed,...Tags: Civil Laws, Freedom of Religion, Laws, Trials
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Michigan governor invited to attend final debate
Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm plans to be in the audience for the final presidential debate between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain. Granholm says she was invited by the Obama campaign to attend Wednesday night's debate at Hofstra...Tags: Hempstead (Hempstead, New York), Sarah Palin, Government, Executive Branch, Hempstead (Nassau, New York)
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Mo. Gov. Matt Blunt settles media lawsuit, agrees to provide old e-mails for free
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) _ Gov. Matt Blunt has agreed to provide old e-mails at no cost to several media outlets that sued his administration. Under a settlement announced Wednesday, Blunt's administration is to provide free copies of records from the...Tags: Government, Executive Branch
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Ohio mayor will first run to succeed late lawmaker, then run for unfinished term
Associated Press WriterCLEVELAND (AP) _ A suburban Cleveland mayor took a step closer to finishing the term of the late U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones. Now her attention turns to succeeding her former mentor. Marcia Fudge, the mayor of Warrensville Heights, beat out eight...Tags: Local Elections, Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Government, National Government, Ted Strickland
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Governor candidates discuss setbacks in debate
AP Political WriterIndiana's three candidates for governor offered a glimpse behind their politics into themselves Tuesday night in their final debate before the Nov. 4 election. Questions covered their reasons for wanting the job, the biggest influences in their lives,...Tags: Ethics, Local Elections, Indiana University, Government, Executive Branch
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Nevada governor sued by woman who claimed he tried to rape her before 2006 election
Associated Press WriterLAS VEGAS (AP) _ Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons was sued in federal court by a woman who claimed he made advances and threatened to rape her after having drinks at a Las Vegas restaurant just before the 2006 election. The lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S....Tags: Jim Gibbons, Government, Executive Branch, Lawyers, Local Elections
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TESTING SCHEDULE: --AP began testing its Michigan Election Night reporting system for the Nov. 4 General Election on Monday, Sept. 22. Here is the remaining testing schedule: *2-4 p.m. Eastern Mondays and Wednesdays, Oct. 15, 20, 22, 27, 29; Nov. 3:...Tags: Consumer Electronics Industry, Polls, Parliament, Online, Court Administration
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Sarah Palin not vindicated: Alaska paper
The Swampby Frank James Sarah Palin has claimed that she was essentially cleared of the wrongdoing by the Troopergate report released last Friday. Here's an excerpt from Agence France Presse reporting on an exchange she had with a reporter on Saturday:......Tags: Ethics, Sarah Palin, Government, Executive Branch, Values
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State-U.S. relations: Paterson raises the topic
Spin CycleOK, so this one's kinda wonky. But frayed relations between Washington and the states is a topic that hasn???t been mentioned in the national debates so far -- no, not even by Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. And so, James......Tags: Sarah Palin, John McCain, Barack Obama, Government, Executive Branch
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Gov., majority leader to attend Hofstra debate
Spin CycleThe presidential debate on Wednesday will be the first in New York State since Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy met in a television studio in 1960. That setting 48 years ago didn???t allow for many people, beside journalists,......Tags: Hofstra University, Richard Nixon, Multi-Sport Events, David A. Paterson, John F. Kennedy
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Bloomberg likes Obama housing idea
Spin CycleMayor Bloomberg, studiously neutral in the presidential race, has some nice things to say about Obama. Of course, since it's "Three-term" Bloomberg, the mayor with the credibility of a boomerang, we now have to always consider the possibility that......Tags: Society, Barack Obama, Michael Bloomberg, Credit and Debt
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