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AMY'S RANCH SLANTS 12 Totally Useless Facts You May or May Not Want to Know About Me
My dad wanted to name me Buck if I wouldve been a boy. When I waited tables in high school I beat the fry cook in an arm wrestling match. My biggest vice is that I like salt way too much. I st...
Posted on 1/12/12 at 8:00 PM
STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER I just fumbled away our 15 minutes of fame
A staffer for National Public Radio's "Talk of the Nation" just called the newsroom looking for Tom Lawrence, who wrote stories for today's Daily Republic about the recent heat wave. The stories focus...
Posted on 7/20/11 at 3:02 PM
STAFF BLOG ALL ABOUT FOOD My favorite cool treat on a hot day -- homemade ice cream
Mother Nature couldn't have planned a better time to blast us with heat and humidity. After all, July is National Ice Cream Month. In 1984, President Ronald Reagan said so. He also claimed the third S...
Posted on 7/20/11 at 6:00 AM
STAFF BLOG TIGER ZONE Tourism overload
Hello... or maybe howdy would be more appropriate... from Branson, Mo. Just got checked in to my hotel, which seems to be on the main strip filled with all sorts of touristy goodness. I passed Yakov's...
Posted on 3/12/10 at 6:33 AM
‘Ring of fire’ eclipse will block out sun in SD
For the first time in nearly 20 years, a unique eclipse will be in the sky Sunday night and South Dakotans can catch a peek.
By Marcus Traxler , May 19, 2012
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UN fact finder to recommend return of Black Hills to tribes 
WASHINGTON (AP) — A United Nations fact finder surveying conditions of Native Americans and Alaska Natives says he will recommend in his report that some of their lands are returned. He named the Black Hills of South Dakota as an example.
May 04, 2012
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US: TransCanada reapplies for oil pipeline
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Canadian company that wants to build the disputed Keystone XL pipeline in the U.S. submitted a new application for the project Friday after changing the route to avoid environmentally sensitive land in Nebraska.
By MATTHEW DALY , May 04, 2012
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TransCanada ready to apply for a new permit for Keystone oil pipeline
The move will revive one of the year’s most contentious political issues — which has divided the Democratic base between environmentalists and some unions, and has unified Republicans in support of what they view as a critical source of energy supply for the U.S. — just months before the November elections.
By JULIET EILPERIN , May 04, 2012
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Secret Service dealing with aftermath of sex scandal
WASHINGTON — The Secret Service does not often get a black eye behind those oh-so-cool sunglasses. It’s got a shiner now.
By CALVIN WOODWARD , April 30, 2012
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Senate Approves Bill to Reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
WASHINGTON — A measure that would reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act was approved by the Senate on Thursday with broad bipartisan support, despite some Republican objections to key provisions.
By Rosalind S. Helderman , April 27, 2012
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Senate eyes plans to trim Postal Service
Overhauling the Postal Service does not break along traditional partisan or ideological lines. Central to the cost-cutting measures are plans to close hundreds of processing facilities and more than 2,000 post offices, an issue that pits lawmakers from smaller, rural states against colleagues from larger, more urban areas.
By Ed O’Keefe , April 23, 2012
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Economy and Obama’s chances both on rise
WASHINGTON — The improving economy is swinging the pendulum in President Barack Obama’s favor in the 14 states where the presidential election will likely be decided.
By PAUL WISEMAN , April 23, 2012
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Feds will pay tribes $1 billion for mismanagement of trust lands
The agreement announced Wednesday is in addition to the $3.4 billion settlement in a class-action lawsuit brought by the late Elouise Cobell.
April 11, 2012
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US corn surplus exceeds expectations
CHICAGO — The U.S. corn surplus on Aug. 31 will be larger than analysts expected as more wheat is used to feed livestock and as farmers start the harvest early after a warmer-than-usual spring in the Midwest, the government said Tuesday.
By Jeff Wilson , April 10, 2012
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Soybean reserves shrink as exports increase
Smaller soybean inventories may boost prices for a range of products, including livestock feed, a key expense for meat producers.
By Jeff Wilson , April 10, 2012
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