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METH IN THE NEWS
By DR. NICHOLAS E. GOEDERS
The actual event occurred in Iggy’s Bar & Grill in Salem, Ore., on the Sunday before Christmas, but the story began elsewhere. Marion County Sheriff’s deputies began receiving calls around 1 p.m. complaining about a man acting “bizarrely” in the 9000 block of Brooklake Road Northeast.
By Dr. Steve Fowler They had three children. Connie was holding Eric, their youngest. Emily, their middle child, was playing around Randy’s feet. We were missing Ellie, their oldest, who was 8. I presumed she was probably outside running around in the parking lot, as it was still light during that time of the year.
A plan to fund higher education in Louisiana
By The Inquisitor
When Mike Foster was governor, the state's budget was $12 billion. It was $19 billion under Gov. Blanco. Today, it's $25.3 billion. Over this time, Louisiana's population has grown little, and inflation has been low. This notwithstanding, funding for Louisiana post-secondary education has been cut to the bone.
A public thank you by retiring Judge Leon Emanuel
By John E. Settle Jr.
“I realize that I cannot express my gratitude to all individuals and organizations by name whom has shared my judicial journey.
Jindal: USDOJ admits lack of evidence of violations
By Governor Bobby Jindal
BATON ROUGE, La. — Hours before Christmas, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a new legal brief in the Obama Administration’s lawsuit against Louisiana’s school choice program, suggesting that the government should be handpicking schools for children based on race.
By Dr. Steve Fowler been studying the four names given by Isaiah in Isaiah 9:6” “For unto us a child is born; to us a Son is given. And the government shall be on His shoulders. And He will be called, `Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.’” NOTE: (If you want to listen, go to northpointumc.
Duties of governmental entities; contaminated property Whenever a state or local law enforcement agency becomes aware that residential real property has been contaminated by its use as a clandestine methamphetamine drug lab, the agency shall report...
Is Keith Hightower a viable 2014 mayoral candidate?
In the hot stove political circles, this question generally pops up, and not surprisingly, it evokes varying responses. It’s early in the season for the 2014 mayoral wannabes, but seeming every discussion of candidates includes the “What is Hightower going to do?” inquiry.
Louisiana has lost an icon
Jindal said, “Supriya and I were saddened to learn of the passing this evening of a friend and one of Louisiana’s favorite sons, George Rodrigue. His work as an artist is iconic and uniquely Louisiana. George’s Blue Dog not only became symbolic of his work, but it became a symbol for Louisiana.
Louisiana women need to know how ObamaCare will affect them
Senior Louisiana women who are on Medicare will find that fewer doctors and health-care providers take it. President Obama took $716 billion from Medicare to help pay for ObamaCare, in part, by slashing the reimbursement rates to hospitals, doctors and nursing homes.
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