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[Feature Graphic] LOUISIANA:
THE STATE WE’RE IN
Louisiana's weekly statewide news magazine is now in its 31st season.

May 2, 2008 SWI 3136

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Session Week 5
(0:08:14, 34.4 MB)
Robyn Ekings reports from the State Capitol as lawmakers continue the regular Legislative session. Issues including gambling, illegal immigration and public comment on the state's 30-billion dollar operating budget are among the items considered.

Ruston Peach Orchard Woes
(0:08:21, 34.9 MB)
Charlie Whinham heads to Mitcham's Orchard in Ruston where a persistant plant disease is threatening the peach crop.

West Baton Rouge Historic Buildings
(0:05:15, 22.0 MB)
Donna LaFleur goes to West Baton Rouge Parish where two families have made a signifigant contribution to local history.

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January 26, 2007: A Special Presentation
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Louisiana Speaks: Our Voice. Our Plan. Our Future.
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April, 2008:

Economic Development in Louisiana
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