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• Granholm, Legislature are rated low by local officials - Detroit Free Press
• US believes al Qaeda still deadly but 'on the run' - CNN
• State suspends hunt for wolves that killed village teacher - Anchorage Daily News
• Lawmakers Say Needs of Rural Schools Are Overlooked - New York Times
• Another Aide to Paterson Steps Down - New York Times
• Episcopal Church approves ordination of openly gay bishop in Los Angeles - Los Angeles Times
• N.J. aid to schools to be drastically cut | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/18/2010 - Philadelphia Inquirer

Granholm, Legislature are rated low by local officials - Detroit Free Press Posted: 18 Mar 2010 12:11 AM PDT UPI.com Granholm, Legislature are rated low by local officials Detroit Free Press The people who run your cities, townships, counties and villages think Lansing is doing a pretty lousy job of running the state. The frustration and mistrust begin with Gov. Jennifer Granholm and splash down on the Legislature, ... More chew out gov for Meatout DayThe Detroit News Granholm's 'Meatout Day' angers Michigan farmersThe Associated Press Governor changes proclamation calling for 'meat-out' on SaturdayWZZM 9&10 News -MSU State News -Farm and Dairy all 225 news articles »

US believes al Qaeda still deadly but 'on the run' - CNN Posted: 17 Mar 2010 11:15 PM PDT New Zealand Herald US believes al Qaeda still deadly but 'on the run' CNN CIA director Leon Panetta says the agency is aggressively targeting al Qaeda and the Taliban. Washington (CNN) -- An intercepted message indicates some members of al Qaeda are looking to the group's founder for more visible leadership, ... CIA director says secret attacks in Pakistan have hobbled al-QaedaWashington Post Militant linked to attack on CIA killedLos Angeles Times Alleged al Qaeda operative believed deadCNN International New York Times -BusinessWeek -St. Louis Post-Dispatch all 484 news articles »

State suspends hunt for wolves that killed village teacher - Anchorage Daily News Posted: 17 Mar 2010 12:28 PM PDT McClatchy Washington Bureau State suspends hunt for wolves that killed village teacher Anchorage Daily News The state is calling off its search for more Chignik Lake-area wolves that might have been involved in last week's attack that killed a teacher. Alaska Department of Fish and Game staff killed two wolves on Monday about five miles west of Chignik Lake. ... Fatal wolf attack unnerves Alaska villagemsnbc.com Wolf attack: When they kill, why are we surprised?USA Today Wolves linked to woman's death killed in AlaskaPittsburgh Post Gazette The Associated Press -CNN (blog) -KTUU all 278 news articles »

Lawmakers Say Needs of Rural Schools Are Overlooked - New York Times Posted: 17 Mar 2010 06:14 PM PDT St. Louis Post-Dispatch Lawmakers Say Needs of Rural Schools Are Overlooked New York Times An Oklahoma senator complained that federal rules on teacher credentials had driven thousands of experienced educators out of rural schools. A North Carolina lawmaker complained that formulas for distributing federal education money ... Obama's Education Plan Restricts Local Schools, Republicans SayBusinessWeek Obama's 'Blueprint for Reform' in Education Goes to CongressVoice of America Teachers Question Obama's Education PlanThe Epoch Times Columbia Missourian -CNN -Knoxville News Sentinel all 185 news articles »

Another Aide to Paterson Steps Down - New York Times Posted: 17 Mar 2010 07:11 PM PDT CBS News Another Aide to Paterson Steps Down New York Times ALBANY — The exodus of top aides from the Paterson administration continued on Wednesday when Marissa Shorenstein, the governor's press secretary and acting chief spokeswoman, resigned and, like other departing senior advisers, ... NY governor's press secretary quits amid ethics probesWashington Post NY gov.'s press aide quits in scandal; 4th to fallThe Associated Press Charges Swirl in Probe of GovernorNBC New York USA Today -Philadelphia Metro -Press & Sun-Bulletin all 592 news articles »

Episcopal Church approves ordination of openly gay bishop in Los Angeles - Los Angeles Times Posted: 17 Mar 2010 08:47 PM PDT Los Angeles Times Episcopal Church approves ordination of openly gay bishop in Los Angeles Los Angeles Times The Episcopal Church gave final approval Wednesday to the ordination of an openly gay bishop in Los Angeles, putting a face behind a policy that has divided the church and caused some of its more conservative members to break away ... Episcopalians Confirm a Second Gay BishopNew York Times Episcopal Church confirms first openly lesbian bishopCNN (blog) Episcopal church approves 2nd gay bishopThe Associated Press UPI.com -Baltimore Sun (blog) -The Richmark Sentinel all 173 news articles »

N.J. aid to schools to be drastically cut | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/18/2010 - Philadelphia Inquirer Posted: 18 Mar 2010 12:18 AM PDT The Jersey Journal - NJ.com N.J. aid to schools to be drastically cut | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/18/2010 Philadelphia Inquirer Every school district in New Jersey will see cuts in state aid - some far deeper than local education officials said they were led to expect - according to figures the Christie administration ... Details Given on Cuts by Christie to SchoolsNew York Times Schools chief: $1 billion in state aid slashedCherry Hill Courier Post Christie cuts slam Montclair schoolsNorthJersey.com The Jersey Journal - NJ.com -The Times of Trenton - NJ.com -Patch all 32 news articles »

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