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p> Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., is piecing together a comprehensive energy bill that will seek to address global climate change concerns without resorting to the controversial cap-and-trade policy favored by President Barack Obama.

Lugar announced his intention Tuesday after attending a high-level White House meeting that brought together a variety of voices involved in the energy debate. At the same time, Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., announced that he and a group of senators are nearing completion on their own clean-air package.

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Indiana State Police Detectives and the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office are investigating the death of a two-year-old boy in Leavenworth, Ind.

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LYNNVILLE, Ind. — Built in 1910, the Barnett Chapel is a country church in every sense of the word. Wild turkeys gather on the front lawn. There's a beehive in the upper wall. As far as anyone knows, some of the pews may date back to the first worship service.

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ROCKPORT, Ind. — The scent of freshly fried cheeseburgers, cooked on the wood-burning stove at 231 Auto Sales hung in the warm air.

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The North Posey School Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the library of South Terrace Elementary School, 8427 Haines Road, Wadesville, Ind.

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The Amish of Daviess County, Ind., talk bout how the economy has affected their small businesses.

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BOONVILLE, Ind. — Twins Preston and Brad Altstadt admit to being best friends "most of the time." They hope to attend the same college, and both want to be teachers like their father and basketball coach, Steve Altstadt.

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Evansville police arrested a French Lick, Ind., woman for alleged public intoxication and marijuana charges Monday afternoon after they found her passed out on top of the customer service counter at the Toys R Us East Side store.

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TELL CITY, Ind. —On the door of The Freezer Cafe, a faded wooden sign in the shape of a cup proudly proclaims the "2nd best coffee in town."

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LYNNVILLE, Ind. — Bernie Zielinski, whose name is attached to Bernie's Market, sits in his cluttered office at the rear of the place that once was a dentist's digs.

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