It is with mixed motions that I announce Lisa Friedman was laid off last Friday and will no longer be updating the RRA blog. In what might be the quickest turnaround ever, the good news is that Lisa did get a new job and starts later this month but the blog may be a little late over the next few weeks as the RRA board figures out what to do. This blog would not be what it is today without Lisa's hardwork and dedication to compiling it everyday without fail. So on behalf of all of us: THANKS LISA! and good luck. -Suzanne Struglinski, RRA President
ELECTION NEWS: Jerry Zremski writes from Ohio for the Buffalo News on Clinton's hinting at sharing a ticket with Obama. Wes Allison, in the St. Petersburg Times, writes about Clinton’s and McCain’s win. Trish Choate in the Erie Times-News writes about Texas Republicans supporting Obama instead of McCain
Sylvia Smith in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette writes about how Tuesday’s election results gives Indiana Democrats a real voice their primary.
FEMA TRAILERS: Sylvia Smith in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports that formaldehyde tainted FEMA trailers for Hurriance Katrina and Rita victims were made in Indiana.
FAA: Keith Chu, in the Bend Bulletin, co-authors a story looking at how new FFA rules could hurt local plane manufacturers.
SCHOOL LUNCH: Lesley Clark writes on the Sacramento Bee about school officials complaining about notification of tainted meat in schools.
COLOMBIA FREE TRADE: Tommy Burr of the Salt Lake Tribune and Suzanne Struglinski of the Deseret Morning News write about Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, experience in Colombia.
METH: Noelle Straub in the Billngs Gazette writes about Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath push touting the state’s anti-Meth program at the National Association of Attorneys General and National Association of Counties meetings.
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