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DAILY NEWS UPDATE Monday, November 17, 2008 Featured Links Hoosier Political Blogs Advance Indiana American Values Alliance The Bilerico Project - Indiana Blue Indiana Capitol WatchBlog (WRTV) Circle City Pundit Fort Wayne Politics Frugal Hoosiers Hoosier Access Howey Politics Indiana Indiana Barrister Indiana Daily Insight Indiana Law Blog Indy's Painfully Objective Political Analysis In The Agora Jim Shella's Political Blog (WISH-TV) Kevin Rader's Political Blog (WTHR-TV) Knuckle Knocked Left In Aboite Masson's Blog Monticello Politics Newstalk (IBJ) Pin The Tail Porter County Politics Pro Cynic Ruth Holladay South Shore Progressive stAllio!'s way Torpor Indy Trifles from Anderson, Indiana INDIANA WIRE Daniels, lawmakers looking at tight budget Ethanol industry faces slump with falling prices Activists press on energy issue NORTHERN INDIANA Gary Post-Tribune Will Obama's coattails shift Hoosier politics? Historic election boosts sense of inclusion Um, it's a rooster, not a chicken Times of Northwest Indiana County seeking investment help Lawmaker wants to tie traffic fines to trauma care EDITORIAL; Build levees, not more excuses EDITORIAL: Consider toll option for Illiana COLUMN: Decisions threatened by federal budget cuts South Bend Tribune Group lobbying to allow Indiana alcohol sales on Sundays COLUMN: You heard it here: Mitch is no Palin Michigan City News-Dispatch EDITORIAL: Reducing gov't Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Henry, council dispute budget as vote looms Write-in candidate feels neglected A casino in Fort Wayne? Charter schools: Green zone Gun ruling unlikely to affect cases in Indiana EDITORIAL: City's budget deadlock Lafayette Journal and Courier Average homeowner's tax bill down 28% Monticello slots $78,000 to build a brand name Bayh, Lugar reflect uncertainty about help for Big 3 Provisional voters back Truitt EDITORIAL: Smoking ban bill deserves a fair hearing CENTRAL INDIANA Indianapolis Star It's Capitol or bust: Hoosiers among the thousands seeking tickets to Obama inauguration President? No thanks, Daniels says Hoosiers split over alcohol sales on Sunday, poll finds County residents may get a break on income taxes Economy nixes talk of Honda expansion Anderson Herald Bulletin LUGAR: Helps on food issues LUGAR: Senator content with mentoring role Muncie Star Press Lugar proud of earmark for food bank Richmond Palladium-Item Fire dept. fees would help budget woes CAFO answers may not come until 2009 EDITORIAL: A fresh start raises hopes for governing Terre Haute Tribune-Star Election Board certifies vote totals EDITORIAL: 2007 Mayoral election challenge disruptive, unnecessary SOUTHERN INDIANA Evansville Courier & Press Warrick County Republicans, Democrats have seats to fill Louisville Courier-Journal Gamble on Southern Indiana casino paid off Judge tells city: Pay the lawyers Review of ballots extends Mathes' lead in Harrison

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