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Mississippi Senate passes bill expanding charter schools
State senators are moving ahead with a relatively broad plan to expand charter schools in Mississippi. ... Roll call of vote included with story.
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Tennessee beats Ole Miss, 73-60
Jeronne Maymon scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help Tennessee overcome a slow start and beat Ole Miss.
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UPDATE: K9s work burglary call in Verona
K9 units were out in Verona around 9 to 9:30 tonight searching after a possible burglary call.
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Family Affair: Father-daughter team serves up some of the area’s best steaks, seafood
Atkinson Steak House in Smithville, is packed with diners and to-go orders Wednesday through Sunday nights.
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Preparation, training key in weathering the worst
The best way to prepare for a storm is to understand it.
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Mississippi State's Hood has deep bone bruise
An evaluation on Wednesday revealed Mississippi State's Rodney Hood has a deep bone bruise in his left knee.
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Critic: Miss. immigration bill 'ethnic cleansing'
Opponents say an immigration-enforcement bill could lead to racial profiling that will cause Hispanics to flee Mississippi.
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Board chairman talks of possible funding cuts
The chairman of the state Board of Mental Health says if the Legislature goes ahead with present budget proposals, it could mean the loss of jobs at facilities across Mississippi.
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Alabama newspaper reports on Tupelo superintendent finalist
Muscle Shoals City schools superintendent Jeff Wooten is among the finalists for a similar position in Tupelo and Oxford, The Times Daily in Florence, Ala. reports.
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TVA instituting new shoreline fees next year
TVA is preparing to roll out restructured fees for shoreline marinas across the seven-state region that some smaller operators say could be the death knell of their businesses.
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Key witness Chandler first faced 26 federal charges, then cut deal
David Chandler, Panola County's former administrator, was the government's first witness against Shoemaker, Garner.
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Itawamba County library head concerned about potential cuts
Gov. Bryant's proposed cuts to the state's public libraries may mean a reduction in public hours or materials.
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Southaven mayor's stipends under fire
The Southaven Board of Alderman has asked the attorney general's office whether two stipends received by Mayor Greg Davis are legal.
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Coast Guard says no danger to traffic after barge runs aground near Yellow Creek Port
U.S. Coast Guard investigators are trying to determine how a barge ran aground Wednesday on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway.
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Charter schools pass first hurdle
Online option removed in committee.
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Reeves: Charters will start in modest numbers
Don't expect to see a charter school on every street corner if the bill that passed the Senate Education Committee on Tuesday becomes law in its current form.
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No action taken on New Albany trailer park
An idea for the city to purchase a trailer park that’s alleged to be a pocket of crime could be dead.
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Mugshots will be new Fairpark eatery
Mugshots Bar & Grill is coming to Fairpark.
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Alcorn sheriff's civil service request rejected
Civil service for Alcorn County Sheriff’s Office employees is off the table for this year’s legislative session.
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Shoemaker, Garner go on trial in medical fraud case
Come back to djournal.com for trial updates.
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Gunn, Hood meet in pickup
Feb 12, 2012 | 2 2 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
        JACKSON -- Attorney General Jim Hood was scheduled to meet with Speaker Philip Gunn Friday morning to discuss legislation designed to curb Hood's ability to hire outside attorneys to pu...
Govs have lost some past constitutional battles
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    JACKSON -- One of the arguments former Gov. Haley Barbour is using to oppose the lawsuit Attorney General Jim Hood filed to block the nearly 200 pardons he granted in his final hours in office...

Stanford receiver sues two Baton Rouge-area law firms
Feb 22, 2012 | 0 0 comments | 1 1 recommendations | email to a friend
BATON ROUGE, La. – The receiver for the Stanford companies has sued Adams & Reese LLP and Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson LLP for $1.8 billion, alleging that the New Orleans and Baton Rouge law firms h...
Sunday: Snippets on Stanford trial, Davis so far
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HOUSTON, Texas – It's Week 3 on Monday for the U.S. vs R. Allen Stanford. Former CFO James M. Davis, who once lived west of Baldwyn, continues on the stand as the government's witnesss closest ...
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Reuters - Virginia's Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell on Wednesday abruptly shifted his stance on a hotly-contested bill requiring women seeking abortions to have an ultrasound, asking lawmakers to revise the legislation just before a scheduled vote.
Wed Feb 22 21:09:40 UTC 2012
Reuters - A U.S. judge on Wednesday ordered a Moroccan man to be held on charges that he planned a suicide bombing attack against Congress, believing he was working with al Qaeda militants when in fact his contacts were undercover agents.
Wed Feb 22 14:11:36 UTC 2012
Reuters - Nearly 1,200 people lined up at a downtown Miami conference center on Wednesday, holding onto mortgage documents and income statements in the hope of saving the homes they are struggling to pay for.
Wed Feb 22 19:15:47 UTC 2012
Time.com - The greatest threat to any long-term investor is inflation. It not only erodes the value of stocks and bonds, but also depresses economic growth and misleads policymakers
Wed Feb 22 21:20:00 UTC 2012
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