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The Price(s) of Liquid Coal in Kentucky
06/28/2007
KFTC rally again coal liquefactionKentucky officials, energy companies and Eastern Kentucky citizens wrestle over the prospect of heavier coal production and proposed tax incentives for plants that will liquify it into fuel.
This is a test Special Report
06/28/2007
This is the teaser for the Special Report.
Racing For '08/Archive
Where Presidential Candidates Go in the Countryside for Cash
06/28/2007
cake for Obama in Fresno, CAThe top presidential candidates all collected donations from rural residents in the first quarter of 2007. But they didn't harvest their cash from the same places. See where the top candidates went in rural America to fund their campaigns.
Racing For '08/Archive
Secretary of Rural Affairs: Sounds Good, Says Sen. Clinton
06/28/2007
Hillary in Mason City, IowaThe National Rural Assembly asked Sen. Clinton if she would support changing the "name and the mission" of the Department of Agriculture to the Department of Rural Affairs. The presidential candidate said it sounded like a dandy idea.
Education
A Tree Stump for a Desk
06/27/2007
Rock Bluff, Nebraska, schoolNebraska's Supreme Court, slapping plaintiff-mosquitos, won't wade into the swamp of school funding.
People to Know
Rural Assembly Honors 'Heroes'
06/25/2007
Eloise CobellThe First Annual National Rural Assembly, June 25-27, recognized six champions of small communities for their work. Eloise Cobell, a community development leader from Montana, was among the "rural heroes" honored.
Racing For '08/Archive
State Totals: Rural Counties' Contributions to Presidential Campaigns
06/25/2007
The Daily Yonder is tracking donations to presidential candidates from people living in rural counties. This table shows the total amounts given to all candidates from residents living in rural counties, state by state.
Racing For '08/Archive
DY Top 50: Rural Counties That Gave the Most to Presidential Campaigns
06/23/2007
moneybagsRural America didn't give much to presidential candidates in the first quarter of 2007. But these are the counties that gave the most. Any places you know?
Racing For '08/Archive
Money For Bill Richardson: Top 25 Rural Counties
06/23/2007
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has received $895,699 from people living in rural America for his presidential campaign in the first quarter of 2007. Below are his top 25 rural counties.
Racing For '08/Archive
Money For Barack Obama: Top 25 Rural Counties
06/23/2007
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has received $601,491 from people living in rural America for his presidential campaign in the first quarter of 2007. Below are his top 25 rural counties.
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