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KY~ Snow tomorrow. Paducah aspires to become more big brotherly. That Loan Oak-thing probably won’t happen. 2 Murray Hospital staffers head to Haiti. This year’s candidates are locked in, and Henley gets some competition. The House votes soon on driveby texting.

TN~ Clarksville’s Piper touts city’s progress. A Martin High School may payoff families. State’s using road $timulu$ effectively.

IL~ Quinn/union broker deal; save jobs.

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Written by Chris Taylor

January 27, 2010 at 9:44 am

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