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After 30 years, John Warner exits Senate at peace

WASHINGTON—After five terms in the Senate, service in two wars and in his third marriage at age 82, John W. Warner still retains the unbent posture and bearing of the Marine he once was. When he took his seat in the U.S. Senate 30 years ago, he was the ...

From BOB LEWIS, Boston Globe,  28 Dec 2008

After 30 years, John Warner exits Senate at peace

WASHINGTON (AP) -- After five terms in the Senate, service in two wars and in his third marriage at age 82, John W. Warner still retains the unbent posture and bearing of the Marine he once was. When he took his seat in the U.S. Senate 30 years ago, ...

From BOB LEWIS, Buffalo News,  28 Dec 2008

Kaine defends proposal to double cigarette tax

RICHMOND, Va.—Hard times officially arrived for Virginia government Wednesday in a new budget containing Gov. Timothy M. Kaine's proposed health care and school cuts, layoffs, and early release for some nonviolent prisoners. And for those who just want ...

From BOB LEWIS, Boston Globe,  18 Dec 2008

La. Gov. Jindal: 2012 presidential bid unlikely

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said Wednesday he's not interested in a 2012 Republican presidential bid and will seek a second term as governor in 2011. Jindal, who appeared at a news conference to back Virginia Republican ...

From BOB LEWIS, Buffalo News,  10 Dec 2008

La. Gov. Jindal: 2012 presidential bid unlikely

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said Wednesday he's not interested in a 2012 Republican presidential bid and will seek a second term as governor in 2011. Jindal, who appeared at a news conference to back Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob ...

From BOB LEWIS, San Francisco Chronicle,  10 Dec 2008

La. Gov. Jindal: 2012 presidential bid unlikely

RICHMOND, Va.—Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said Wednesday he's not interested in a 2012 Republican presidential bid and will seek a second term as governor in 2011. Jindal, who appeared at a news conference to back Virginia Republican gubernatorial ...

From BOB LEWIS, Boston Globe,  10 Dec 2008

Legislative report: Virginia's technology consolidation not saving government money

Providing centralized information technology services for all state agencies, supposedly to save $100 million a year, was former Gov. Mark Warner's initiative. He proposed the consolidation in 2003. The Legislature approved it after an audit commission ...

From BOB LEWIS, Canadian Business Online,  8 Dec 2008

Together, LeBron and Kobe are the next Jordan

This visualization below allows you to see the impact that each user has on the current conversation. The top row contains the group of users who have had the most impact, the 2nd row the group of users who have had the 2nd most impact (et ...

From BOB LEWIS, Newsvine,  8 Dec 2008

Va. GOP chief: Obama remark was stupid but true

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Virginia's Republican chairman said Tuesday that his remark tying Democrat Barack Obama to Osama bin Laden during the presidential campaign was stupid, but he refused to apologize. During the campaign, GOP head Jeff Frederick ...

From BOB LEWIS, The Orange County Register,  2 Dec 2008

Former DNC chief files candidate papers in Va.

RICHMOND, Va.—Former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe signed papers Monday signaling a possible run for governor next year in Virginia. McAuliffe told The Associated Press he set up a campaign committee and will tour Virginia for ...

From BOB LEWIS, Boston Globe,  10 Nov 2008

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