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Douglas outpaces gubernatorial opponents in raising money
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Governor Jim Douglas is leading the race for campaign cash. Douglas has raised more than three times as much as his Democratic challenger, House Speaker Gaye Symington.VPR News
Administration wants to charge VSEA $1,700 for public records
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The Douglas administration is demanding $1,700 from the Vermont State Employees’ Association if the union wants to look at public records related to the 400 state job cuts Gov. Jim Douglas has ordered.VPR News
Pollina calls on Douglas to reverse Health Department on Yankee radiation measures
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Independent gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina is criticizing the Douglas administration for allowing more radioactivity to escape from the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant.VPR News
Morning Newscast: July 22, 2008
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Here are the top stories at 7:30 a.m.: It’s unlikely the governor will call a special session in the wake of the Brooke Bennett case; Police are searching for about two dozen convicted sex offenders who couldn’t be found during a recent sweep of Chittenden County; Progressive Party candidate Anthony Pollina says he’s decided to run as an Independent candidate this fall…VPR News
Environment, economy highlight gubernatorial debate
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The three leading candidates for governor were scheduled to address the environment and food in their first debate of the campaign.VPR News
Pollina proposes credit card to benefit agriculture, energy projects
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The Progressive Party candidate for governor wants to harness the power of consumers to jumpstart farm and energy projects.VPR News
Midday Newscast: July 14, 2008
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Here are the top stories at noon: Lieutenant Governor Brian Dubie wants the governor to call a special legislative session to consider a series of legislative reforms; The Nuclear Regulator Commission is sending experts to investigate a cooling tower leak at Vermont Yankee; Progressive gubernatorial candidate Anthony Pollina is proposing a new credit card…VPR News
Symington, Pollina, rip Douglas as incumbent kicks off campaign
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Governor Jim Douglas’ opponents are using the occasion of his campaign kickoff to fire a fresh round of criticisms at the Republican incumbent.VPR News
