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Post-Katrina, Miss. regains people but lacks housing

Post-Katrina, Miss. regains people but lacks housing

By Mario Tama, AP By Rick Jervis, USA TODAY NEW ORLEANS - Mississippis battered coast has regained most of its population and is getting a boost from tourism but still lacks affordable housing for its poorest residents, according to two new studies.

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Friday, 09 January 2009

Hochberg expected to become first out chair of Export-Import Bank

Hochberg expected to become first out chair of Export-Import Bank

Fred Hochberg, the out former head of the Small Business Administration, reportedly will be named by the White House as the first openly gay chair of the Export-Import Bank of the...

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Friday, 09 January 2009

SD lawmakers say state cannot afford big pay raise

SD lawmakers say state cannot afford big pay raise

By CHET BROKAW PIERRE, SD - Many South Dakota lawmakers agree with Gov. Mike Rounds that state government cannot afford to give its employees substantial pay raises in a budget...

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Friday, 09 January 2009

Inaugural committee promotes service for MLK Day

Inaugural committee promotes service for MLK Day

WASHINGTON (AP) - Gen. Colin Powell asked Americans to consider their day off on Martin Luther King Day a day on instead.

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Friday, 09 January 2009

Arizona officials clash on step toward borrowing

Arizona officials clash on step toward borrowing

By PAUL DAVENPORT PHOENIX - Top state officials clashed Thursday over whether to prepare for borrowing as early as next month if Arizona runs out of cash, with Gov.

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