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While airport security has drastically increased in recent years, rail security remains lax.
Some council members say they’re confused about their involvement since they have no authority over other governmental budgets.
Mourdock says that the U.S. will now see higher government interest rates, but the lowering of the credit rating will not greatly affect Indiana government.
The deal is opposed by both Democratic and Republican representatives from Indiana. 3 Hoosier congressmen voted for the bill.
IU Professor of Economics John Mikesell says the probability of Congress coming up with a proper solution isn’t looking good.
Indiana is the only state in the nation that doesn’t have different grades for theft.
Mississippi is the only other state to have fewer in-home care recipients.
The health care exchange is intended to function as a tool for consumers to learn about their health care options and make more informed decisions.
Because of their variety, the new bills impact virtually everyone in some way.
It can take months for FEMA to approval assistance for individual disaster areas.
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