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Morning Cram
9:06 am
Tue May 1, 2012
the morning cram [two more will grow in its place edition]
By Gary Pitts
NPR reports one year after the death of Osama Bin Laden, officials are fighting Al-Quaida on two levels; the physical and the ideological.
Kentucky ~ LBL's final funding meeting is tonight. A power plant wants to keep burning coal. Law enforcement can learn to deal with disabled victims. FEMA deadlines are coming up.
Illinois ~ The state's spending bundles on roads and bridges. A panel will look at closing facilities.
Tennessee ~ Lawmakers are trying to finish up, again.
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