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China Loosening One-Child Policy

BEIJING (AP) - China is loosening its decades-old one-child policy. The ruling Communist Party says...

Security at 2014 Olympics

MOSCOW (AP) - Critics say they're worried about the security lockdown being planned for the 2014...

Oregon Health Care Plans

PORTLAND, Oregon (AP) - It's unclear how Oregon will be affected by President Barack Obama's...

Relations with the Middle East

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says the Obama administration needs...

Assistance to Philippines

VILLAMOR AIR BASE, Philippines (AP) - The U.S. is sending roughly 1,000 more troops and additional...

Boeing to Outsource

SEATTLE (AP) - Boeing says it is looking elsewhere to develop its popular new 777X airplane - and...

Protesters detained outside McMorris - Rodgers office

Spokane, WA (AP) - A dozen people seeking immigration reform were detained at a protest outside the...

Proposed revenue package includes gas tax increase

Olympia, WA (AP) - Washington Senate leaders are proposing a $12.3 billion transportation revenue...

Transportation and distribution of supplies high priority

Tacloban, Philippines (AP) - The UN Humanitarian chief says the immediate priority in the...

Unemployment benefits slip

Washington (AP) - The number of people applying for US unemployment benefits slipped 2,000 last...

Yellen testifies before Senate Banking Committee

Washington (AP) - President Barck Obama's pick to head the Federal Reserce testifies before the...

Concerns on rise of choas in Philippines

Tacloban, Philippines (AP) - there are concerns that parts of the Philippines devastated by a...

21 nations join to declare radication of polio an emergency priority

Geneva (AP) - The World Health Organization says 21 nations in the Middle East are calling Pakistan...

Kerry asks for hold on tougher sanctions to Iran

Washington (AP) - Secretary of State John Kerry will ask lawmakers on Capital Hill today to hold...

Looking into the troubled health care website

Washington (AP) - the chief investigator of the U.S. House will delve into the technical issues...

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Jun 11, 2013 06:37
Category: General News

GOP May Have To Approve Gov. Candidates

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho Republicans who want to run for governor, the Legislature or even coroner may first have to win approval from GOP leaders. That's according to a proposal slated for consideration Friday and Saturday at the Republican Party Central Committee's meeting in Donnelly. Idaho's secretary of state would put only candidate names on the GOP primary ballot with their party leaders' blessing.

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