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New York Review of Books - Fri Jun 27, 11:11 am EDT
My parents, old NAACP activists, live in front of CNN, and back in April I happened to be with them in Indianapolis the week before the Indiana primary, when the Reverend Jeremiah Wright controversy returned to embarrass Senator Barack Obama's campaign.
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Gazette.Net - Thu Jun 26, 10:17 pm EDT
Several states, including California, Indiana and New Jersey, already invest some pension money in funds designed to go to local bioscience or green ventures. And they are having success in supporting the local companies, advocates say.
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Gotham Gazette - Fri Jun 27, 12:21 am EDT
The Supreme Court recently upheld an Indiana law requiring voters to present photo identification at the polls. Indiana is one of 27 states across the country doing this, seeming to signal a trend for states to set identification requirements to vote.
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WANE-TV Fort Wayne - Thu Jun 26, 10:48 am EDT
Indiana State Senator Robert Meeks collapsed this morning during a ribbon cutting ceremony for the U.S. 6 improvement project in Kendallville.
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Evansville Courier & Press - Wed Jun 25, 7:58 pm EDT
INDIANAPOLIS — To fire up Indiana Republicans in what could be a tough election year, Jeb Bush gave an energetic defense of the party's conservative roots and his brother's administration — contending that Republicans should not lose their confidence or be defensive about their political beliefs.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Wed Jul 23, 4:55 pm EDT
CROWN POINT | Lake County GOP Chairman John Curley said he is polling local Republicans to find the best possible candidates to fill the ticket vacancy for the Indiana House District 19 seat.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Wed Jul 23, 1:17 am EDT
PORTER | Town rate consultants Cender & Co. told the Porter Town Council on Tuesday night that a 60 percent sewer rate increase would be necessary, in two phases, to bring the town's system into compliance with Indiana Department of Environmental Management requirements.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Tue Jul 22, 1:15 am EDT
The two candidates for Indiana attorney general are sparring over the role a public construction contractor could play in the upcoming racketeering trial against former East Chicago city officials.
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The Herald Bulletin - Thu Jul 17, 7:17 pm EDT
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s Democratic congressional candidates seem to be raking in the cash this year, tossing some old campaign finance assumptions out the window.
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Wed Jul 16, 5:05 pm EDT
Two men often mentioned as possible running mates to U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama joined him on the campaign trail in Indiana on Wednesday, further stoking speculation about the Democrat's closely guarded search for a No. 2.
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WLFI Lafayette - Thu Jul 17, 6:10 pm EDT
Associated Press - July 17, 2008 5:54 PM ET INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana's Democratic congressional candidates seem to be raking in the cash this year, tossing some old campaign finance...
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FOX 19 Cincinnati - Mon Jul 14, 3:46 pm EDT
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is returning to Indiana for a campaign appearance at Purdue University with Sen. Evan Bayh.
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Ball State Daily News - Mon Jul 14, 1:07 am EDT
Despite Indiana being a state that typically goes red, that didn't stop Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama from opening an office in downtown Muncie on Saturday.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Sat Jul 12, 1:38 am EDT
HIGHLAND | As Friday's deadline approached, 272 signatures had been collected for a referendum on the Town Council's decision to opt out of oversight by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
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The Gleaner - Sat Jul 12, 1:04 am EDT
Barack Obama's presidential campaign is opening six new offices across Indiana this weekend, including one in Evansville.