Newspaper Roundup for Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Globe:
Mass. 'clean energy' plant will shut after $58m in state aid
Evergreen Solar to cut 800 jobs as it tries to compete with China
The Hill:
Citing Ariz. shootings, Socialist U.S. senator solicits campaign donations
Sanders accused "right-wing reactionaries" of contributing to a threatening political climate
Politico:
Sanders fundraising e-mail: Is Ariz. safe for non-Republicans?
Arizona Republic:
Pima County Sheriff's Department, college won't release public data on Loughner
New York Times:
Police Say They Visited Tucson Suspect’s Home Even Before Rampage
Arizona Republic:
Parents of suspect in Giffords shooting: We don't understand why it happened
Palm Beach Post:
Group to picket 9-year-old Tucson victim's funeral
'That girl is better off dead,' Westboro cult says
Politico:
Gun sales soar 60 percent in Arizona
Politico:
Michael Bloomberg: Let’s talk gun control
The Hill:
NPR accuses Republican lawmaker of trying to control public radio stations
The Hill:
Kerry warns against a government 'too limited to have invented the Internet'
Fox News:
First Latina Governor's Historic Inauguration Gets Little National News Coverage
Because she's a Republican
Washington Post:
Texas Republican's bill calls for 10 percent cut in the federal workforce
Baltimore Sun:
Maryland hospitals struggle with uncompensated care
New Hampshire Union-Leader:
City's fourth-grade school trips to State House may require gun warning to parents
The ban on firearms has been lifted at the State House
Fox News:
Border Patrol Agent Arrested for Harboring Illegals, Including His Dad
Houston Chronicle:
Texas Gov. Perry puts priorities on illegal immigration and property rights for 2011
The Hill:
Three Republicans say ban on earmarks is not forever
Say lawmakers should retain the right to direct spending to their districts
The Hill:
Lawmaker calls for briefing on mental-health danger signs
The Hill:
2012 presidential hopefuls to address annual House Republican retreat
Arizona Republic/Los Angeles Times:
Poll: Most don't see link between shootings, rhetoric
Politico:
Sarah Palin charges critics with 'blood libel'
Politico:
Arizona blocks funeral protests; Gov. Brewer signs bill establishing buffer zone
Politico:
Tucson tragedy may soften health debate
Los Angeles Times:
'Loughner's ramblings appear rooted in far right'
Boston Globe:
With rise in dealer-related killings, special unit goes after those with gun records
Arizona Republic:
Arizona state parks system would run better privatized, study says
The Hill:
Speaker Boehner opposes proposed new restrictions on firearms
Houston Chronicle:
Texas abortion rate still dropping
A 4% decrease in 2005 contrasted with 1% increase for the nation
Houston Chronicle:
DeLay's harsh penalty could be linked to lack of remorse, some experts say
Los Angeles Times:
Gov. Jerry Brown begins wooing GOP support for tax plan
Washington Post:
Dialing back: Calif. governor targets state employees' cell phones
Difficult to believe so many people need a phone the state pays for
New York Times:
Bit by Bit, a Mexican Police Force Is Eradicated
Washington Post:
Republican school board in N.C. backed by tea party abolishes integration policy
New York Times:
U.S. Says New York City Overbilled Medicaid
Washington Times:
Showdown over Steele dominates RNC gathering
Washington Post:
More slayings in Pr. George's, a D.C. suburb, and police feel the heat
Washington Post:
In Kabul, Biden promises U.S. support beyond 2014
Washington Post:
NTSB wants airbags installed in all non-commercial aircraft
Washington Post:
Fired Park Police chief Teresa C. Chambers ordered reinstated
USA Today:
Adults over 60 should get shingles vaccine, CDC recommends
USA Today:
IEDs kill 21,000 Iraqi civilians 2005-2010, Pentagon data shows
Miami Herald:
Fourth-grader brings grenade (inactive) to Miramar school
Boston Globe:
On anniversary of JFK speech, a new Kennedy voice is heard
Joe the third, a 30-year-old prosecutor from Cape Cod, may have eye on politics
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