2007

December

• Manufacturers Concerned About 2008

• 2007 a Year of Weather Records in U.S.

• Record Data Breaches in 2007, Groups Say

• Law raises issues of states’ reach in patient care

• Analog cell-phone change looms

• CD-1 Impact of Iraq War Budget for 2008

• Cost of Tax Cuts to People of CD-1

• On-Base Gambling on the Brink

• Free Swap Network Makes Trash Treasure

• Cities Enticing Residents to Go Green

• In-flight Internet raises etiquette concerns

• New Office Fights Exotic Species in N.Y.

• Paris Hilton’s grandfather to leave most of his fortune to charity

• Plan Would Let Seniors Work to Pay Taxes

• War Stresses Linked to Soldiers’ Crimes

• Alaskans weigh the cost of gold

• Snowstorm Blamed for 11 Deaths, Outages

• Technology Unites Kin, GIs on Holidays

• Storm Blasts Central US, at Least 5 Die

• US: Suspect Is Kin to 9/11 Hijacker

• A 1950 Plan: Arrest 12,000, Suspend Due Process

• Collapse Survivor Slowly Rebuilds Life

• Users left in lurch by network shutdown

• The State of Iraq: An Update

• Reports: Blair Converts to Catholicism

• Military Evangelism Deeper, Wider Than First Thought

• PTSD Payments Vary State to State

• Combat Duty May Bring County Stipend

• ‘Boots’ Memorial Draws Criticism

• Instant runoff voting has its first hurdle - a lawsuit

• Council for a Livable World endorses Franken

• Franken Endorsed by City Council Members!

• REP. WALZ BACKS LANDMARK ENERGY LEGISLATION

• WALZ STANDS UP FOR FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY

• Final Count: Coleman Votes 12 Times in 2007 Against Changing Course in Iraq

• Don’t Miss Congressman Walz on MPR, Thursday at 11AM

• How to Defuse Iran

• Pending vote has Walz uneasy

• Bachmann, Kline Vote Against Energy Independence

• WALZ BACKS LANDMARK ENERGY LEGISLATION

• Money for Minnesota

• St. Paul Fire Supervisors Endorse Al!

• Representative Brita Sailer endorses Al!

• NJ Inmates Make Shawshank-Style Escape

• Abstinence Programs Face Rejection

• Southern Minnesota: Ringside seats to Iowa campaigns

• Most farm subsidies left intact in Senate bill

• L.A. must dump water from two reservoirs

• N.J. Approves Abolition of Death Penalty; Corzine to Sign

• Congressman Walz Votes For Middle Class Tax Relief for Millions of Americans

• WALZ DELIVERS FOR SOLDIERS AND VETERANS

• Icelandic teen prank calls White House

• Vet aid draws on Minnesota model

• Retailers to Sell TV Converter Boxes

• Energy Source of Northern Lights Found

• Potential challenger to Walz exits the race

• Governor Pawlenty, Do Something

• Bachmann and Kline Put Corporate Special Interests First, Minnesotans Last

• Walz: The IRS Owes 150 Southern Minnesotans Tax Refunds

• Study finds humans still evolving, and quickly

• A few surprises at solar system’s edge

• Ask.com to Unveil New Privacy Control

• No More Hassle in Citizen Soldier Pay

• New Twist in Naval Academy Abuse Cases

• Gore Gets Nobel, Warns of Ominous Threat

• A New American Holy War

• DM&E buyout hits some hitches

• Error sparks mad dash over 33-cent gas

• Lawmakers upset over reports of sex, shoplifting by pages

• Poll: Campaign Robocalls Run Rampant

• Idaho Test Reactor Opens to Universities

• Helping inform candidates’ views on torture

• Surprise, Surprise: Pawlenty Plays Politics with Budget Deficit

• WILL COLEMAN CONVINCE BUSH TO REVERSE COURSE ON I-35W BRIDGE FUNDING?

• COLEMAN VOTES AGAINST TAX RELIEF FOR MIDDLE CLASS FAMILIES

• Walz Organizes Freshmen House Democrats on Energy Bills

• CONGRESSMAN WALZ OFFERS ONLINE SAFETY TOOL KIT TO PARENTS

• Poll: MN Cool Towards Bush, Satisfied With State

• AFSCME splits backing between Ciresi, Franken in Senate race

• Walz: NCLB an unfunded mandate

• The USDA’s Losing Effort

• Comedian Says Minnesota Run Is a Serious One

• Where Was Jeb?

• HUD Sends New Orleans Bulldozers and $400,000 Apartments for the Holidays

• U.S. students lag in science, math, report says

• The War’s Hot, But Draft Talk Chills

• Sen. Coleman goes after Franken on Iraq

• Suspected drug tunnel found near Tecate

• How much bang for GOP bucks?

• Investigators: Amtrak Train Was Speeding

• States Rethink Charging Kids As Adults

• Jordan’s Spy Agency: Holding Cell for the CIA

• European Space Lab Set for Launch

• Suspect in Trouble Before Hostage Drama

• Congressman Walz Marks One Year Out with Fellow Democrats