June 18, 2013
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Study: Casinos offer $1.7 billion impact
FRANKFORT — A study paid for by pro-gambling groups is estimating that eight racetrack casinos would have a $1.7 billion economic impact on Kentucky after operating for one full year. The study ...
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Committee approves dropout bill
FRANKFORT — The state House Education Committee has approved a bill to raise the school dropout age from 16 to 18 after first lady Jane Beshear spoke in favor of the measure. The bill approved T...
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Sweeping cuts to budget proposed
FRANKFORT — Declaring “the day of reckoning has come,” Gov. Steve Beshear called Tuesday for 8.4 percent cuts to most government agencies. Only education, public safety and a handful of other pr...
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Champion pedigree shows for Brady, Eli
The playoffs have a way of bringing out the pedigree in NFL quarterbacks. Simply take a look at the fingers of Tom Brady and Eli Manning to recognize it. Brady has three Super Bowl rings, with a...
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Good news not expected in Beshear’s budget address
FRANKFORT — Gov. Steve Beshear is set to deliver a barebones budget proposal to a joint session of the House and Senate on Tuesday, triggering the start of what could be three months of financial w...
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Bailey was Louisville DJ
LOUISVILLE — Former Louisville disc jockey Bill Bailey, who was known as the “Duke of Louisville” for his morning show in the 1960s and ’70s, died at a hospital in Louisville on Saturday. He was 81...
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More transparency tops child protection recommendations
LOUISVILLE — Judges, lawmakers, child advocates and social workers agree that improved transparency and accountability from state child protection officials is the best way to prevent child abuse d...
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University wants to build intellect
FRANKFORT — A private Appalachian university’s proposal to use coal tax money to give more mountain kids an opportunity to attend college would be only the latest of several initiatives to build “i...
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Associated Press Pastor Fred Winters' casket is wheeled out of the sanctuary at the end of a memorial service at First Baptist Church in Maryville, Ill. Winters was gunned down during services at his church on March 8, 2009.
Church where pastor slain moves on despite questions
MARYVILLE, Ill. — A new chapel, a charming new pastor and an indoor playground rivaling any at McDonald’s offer testament to First Baptist Church’s resilience. Only the surveillance cameras and str...
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Associated Press The Sterick Building at Third and Madison in downtown Memphis, Tenn., which opened in 1924, has been sitting idle for a number of years. Once the Queen of Memphis, the Sterick Building was Tennessee's tallest structure from 1930 through the mid-1950s, only to fall vacant and unwanted 25 years ago.
Reversing building’s sad fortune creates tall order for Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The lights are on, but nobody’s home. Once the Queen of Memphis, the Sterick Building reigned as Tennessee’s tallest structure from 1930 through the mid-1950s, only to fall vaca...
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