Daily News Update - Thursday, June 19, 2008

INDIANA WIRE

Schools chief hopeful completes Democratic ticket

GOP candidate quits challenge to Rep. Carson

Public access counselor to rule in phone records dispute

Toyota trims production at Princeton

NORTHERN INDIANA

Gary Post-Tribune

Illinois voters in East Chicago alleged

EDITORIAL: Moving to 10-hour days can be a savings

Times of Northwest Indiana

Turf war truce sealed with a handshake

C.P. officials consider stormwater fee

Lafayette Dem launches state schools bid

Visclosky joins fight against railroad purchase

EDITORIAL: Library should use bookmark, not close chapter on expansion

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

County, city feud centers on roads

Rail crossings remain deadly

Lafayette Journal and Courier

WL: Red lights, camera, no action -- yet

Wood formalizes bid for state superintendent

TSC seeks state's approval to borrow $52.6M

EDITORIAL: Money talks; state listens; U.S. 231 is a go

CENTRAL INDIANA

Indianapolis Star

Elrod looks to return to seat in Statehouse

Wash. Twp. official Helmut Brugman dies

Crime fighters hoping you'll get on board

EDITORIAL: When 'serve and protect' becomes 'serve yourself'

WIBC-FM (Indianapolis)

Daniels Thanks DHS Staffers

WISH-TV (Indianapolis)

Elrod drops out of Congressional race to pursue re-election bid

Anderson Herald Bulletin

Ex-Daleville treasurer charged

Reske gets land transfer for waste district

Muncie Star Press

State says design's a done deal for 32 rebuild

FSSA schedules Friday open house for welfare

Terre Haute Tribune-Star

Victims may qualify for tax relief

SOUTHERN INDIANA

Evansville Courier & Press

Toyota slates six voluntary 'non-production days'

Mayor to award art's finest

Dems name nominee to top education slot

I-69 flood plans

EDITORIAL: An ounce of skepticism (Presidential race)

Louisville Courier-Journal

Kentucky gas tax will rise 1.5 cents

Rhoads increases lead to 10

Election problems cited by candidate

England to cancel request for action on casino funds