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A number of vacancies still open on May 8 primary ballot in Berkeley County
matthew.umstead@herald-mail.comDemocrats in Berkeley County are still working to recruit candidates for a number of vacancies on the May 8 primary ballot. The Berkeley County Democratic Executive Committee has until Feb. 10 to appoint someone to fill a vacancy, and committee...Tags: Jonathan Miller, Republican Party, Local Elections, Democratic Party, Parties and Movements
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Malloy Races Through First Year At Breakaway Speed
The Hartford CourantFor much of his life, Dannel Malloy has been an avid fan of hockey and rugby. Both rough-and-tumble sports are highly physical and require quick movements, sharp elbows and fast decisions. A rugby player for 22 years, Malloy finally quit when his wife...Tags: Income Tax, Halloween, Labor Legislation, Democratic Governors Association, Moody's Corporation
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Prosecutors Rebut Jailed Robert Kennedy's Assassin's Claims in Freedom Quest
CNNLOS ANGELES - A controversial assertion by convicted Robert F. Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan to win his freedom was challenged this week by the California attorney general who said "overwhelming evidence" exists against Sirhan's claims. Sirhan's...Tags: Harvard Medical School, Robert F. Kennedy, Brown University, CNN (tv network), Prosecution
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Indiana secretary of state convicted of voter fraud
Nation NowIndiana secretary of state: An Indiana jury early Saturday morning found the state's top elections official, Charlie White, guilty of six of seven voter-fraud-related felony charges.... -
New changes, street closures announced to help with Super Bowl crowding downtown
The Indianapolis Department of Public Safety has announced some changes to help with crowding downtown Saturday.
The department said people leaving the Huddle from the Georgia Street side will be directed to Meridian Street and then north on Meridian to...Tags: Super Bowl, Government, Safety of Citizens
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Nevada caucuses lack the suspense of previous GOP contests
Republican caucuses have now begun across much of Nevada, the fifth -- and thus far least contentious -- contest for GOP delegates in the 2012 campaign. Mitt Romney is widely expected to score an easy victory here Saturday, likely giving him the...Tags: Ron Paul, CNN (tv network), Republican Party, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich
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Windermere Ron Paul supporter sues Newt Gingrich, says security broke foot
A Windermere man is suing Newt Gingrich, court documents show, alleging a security officer for the presidential candidate fractured his foot during a scuffle at a Florida campaign stop.
Edward Dillard, 29, says his right foot was injured on Tuesday,...Tags: Health, Ron Paul, Broken Foot, Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation
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Legislature nears halfway point as houses divided
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelTALLAHASSEE — On one side of the Florida Capitol rotunda Friday, House lawmakers were busily passing redistricting maps. They had already crafted a $69 billion budget teed up for final passage next week and hours earlier killed the most heavily... -
Spy Shots: Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake snapped winter testing
Autoblog.comFiled under: Spy Photos, Performance, Wagon, Hatchback, Mercedes-Benz, Luxury Mercedes-Benz hasn't exactly been secretive about its desire to offer a five-door hatchback version of its ultra-stylish CLS sedan. After all, the first concept for the latest... -
King stays focused while House seat in limbo
dbrock@amnews.comHARRODSBURG — When she took office last year, Rep. Kim King of Harrodsburg thought her attention would be fully on legislation, but she now finds herself party to a lawsuit over legislative redistricting. King is one of several Republican...Tags: Steve Beshear, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Elections
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Nevada caucuses: Mitt Romney banks on Mormon vote
Mitt Romney's strength in Nevada is due in large part to the power of the state's sizable Mormon population. In 2008, Romney won more than 50% of the caucus vote in Nevada, easily defeating second-place finisher Ron Paul, eventual GOP nominee John McCain...Tags: Mormon, John McCain, Newt Gingrich, Caucasus, Religion and Belief
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Stephen Colbert's not-so-super 'super PAC' [Video]
Determined not to be “the only chump” without a committee to collect “unlimited corporate money,” satirist Stephen Colbert went to the Federal Election Commission last summer to petition for permission to form his own “...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Federal Election Commission, The Rolling Stones (music group), Comedy Central (tv network), Republican Party
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