The Rothenberg Political Report (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... * - Moved benefiting Republicans Lean Takeover (4 R, 4 D) CA Open (Schwarzenegger, R) HI Open (Lingle, R) RI Open (Carcieri, R) VT Open (Douglas, R) KS Open (Parkinson, D) OK Open (Henry, D) TN Open (Bredesen, D) WY Open (Freudenthal, D) Toss-Up (4 R, 6 D) Brewer (R-AZ) Gibbons (R-NV) FL Open (Crist, R) MN Open (Pawlenty, R) Culver (D-IA) Paterson (D-NY) Ritter (D-CO) MI Open (Granholm,...
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... we just simply want an interim solution."Attorney General Mark Bennett, who represents Gov. Linda Lingle and the state Department of Education, would not comment on the talks. Spokesmen for the department and the state Board of Education also declined to comment.Meanwhile, Varady said state education officials are contacting parents of special education students to discuss ways of regaining...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... we just simply want an interim solution."Attorney General Mark Bennett, who represents Gov. Linda Lingle and the state Department of Education, would not comment on the talks. Spokesmen for the department and the state Board of Education also declined to comment.Meanwhile, Varady said state education officials are contacting parents of special education students to discuss ways of regaining...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... we just simply want an interim solution."Attorney General Mark Bennett, who represents Gov. Linda Lingle and the state Department of Education, would not comment on the talks. Spokesmen for the department and the state Board of Education also declined to comment.Meanwhile, Varady said state education officials are contacting parents of special education students to discuss ways of regaining...
Say Yes to the Honolulu Rail System (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
... be issued soon: “The good news is that by the time the final EIS finds its way to Gov. Linda Lingle's desk, a multitude of state and federal agencies — including the military, the National Park Service and state and federal historic preservation offices — would have already signed off on various components of the document. So there should be no surprises. The governor should...
