JULY, 2008
TOP STORIES Ky. Gov. grants at least 8 murderers partial pardons Ky. gov. changes flag policy for fallen soldiers Planes in Ky., Wis. diverted over pressure issues Ky. governor's crew's air fare to Pike Co. over $7,000 Gov. Beshear says Kentucky casino issue not dead Ky. gov. encourages four-day work weeks, carpooling Pastor among suspects in illegal snake bust Tenn. women sentenced for lying to investigators Trial to proceed for 2 charged in Ky. teen's killing USDA opens conservation land for grazing Motorcycle sales up, many buyers are women   BUSINESS Court overturns convictions of NYSE specialists Fed takes steps to break through credit clogs Stocks pare gains as oil prices step up advance Business Notes Stocks rise as employment reading shows uptick Stocks rise on employment data, Fed borrowing plan Fed extends emergency loan program for Wall Street Stocks open higher after employment reading Earnings Roundup Home prices fall at steepest rate ever Give your Web site some exposure Business Notes Mortgage application volume hits 2008 low Church gets big fan to deal with hellish heat Bush signs housing bill to provide mortgage relief US stocks head for higher open as oil prices slip ArcelorMittal 2Q profit more than doubles Oil holds steady near $122 on waning US demand Boeing executive: Oil prices demand jet efficiency Alltech to develop malt whiskey, Irish coffee drinks Dunkin' Donuts to offer healthier menu items Japan's industrial output falls 2 percent in June SEC extends restrictions on short-selling Honeywell to develop turbos for new Ford engine Oil dips below $122 in Asia on waning demand in US Fla. guns at work law upheld by federal judge Oil hits 7-week low on demand worries, dollar gain Keeneland sales catalog hits record Alltech to develop malt whiskey, Irish coffee drinks Pilgrim's Pride swings to 3Q loss Stocks soar after another drop in oil prices Mervyns files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Americans look for ray of hope in economic gloom Mervyns files Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Protesters picket Hyatt renovations over wages Protesters picket Hyatt renovations over wages Stocks jump after another drop in oil prices XM Satellite and Sirius complete merger FDIC warns Lexington bank of unsafe practices Valero 2Q profit falls 67 pct on thinner margins BA and Iberia in combination talks NYC mayor warns of looming $2.3 billion budget gap Toyota lowers target Former Google engineers trot out new search engine Best Buy to offer musical instrument centers Toyota lowers target Former Google engineers trot out new search engine Best Buy to offer musical instrument centers Business Notes Here are three ways to cut college costs Earnings roundup The following companies made earnings-related announcements on Monday. Kentucky Money Market Kentucky by the numbers: 399 Loose change TIFs: What you need to know Personnel file Expo speaker believes relationships are key Personnel file TIFs: What you need to know Expo speaker believes relationships are key Lexington company scores coup with PGA Personnel file Kentucky datebook Conventions Banks give fewer loans to American businesses TIFs: What you need to know   POLITICS Slattery slams Roberts for taking money from indicted senator; Roberts gives money to charity US House apologizes for slavery, Jim Crow laws Campaign memorabilia goes from torches to T-shirts Brownback warns of China spying Ryun calls Jenkins’ mailer ‘misleading’ US budget deficit zooming to half-trillion as Bush leaves Bush OKs execution of Army private Sebelius: Gas tax increase not likely		EDUCATION Publicity costs exceed award amount Kentucky schools cutting 975 jobs New Fayette kindergarten screening worries some   TECHNOLOGY Inventor says jet packs ready to take off Mac user group to help users preserve photos   ENTERTAINMENT New reality show looks to newlyweds as the next hot form of TV entertainment More records fall to ‘Dark Knight’
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