"… ut:Top Ten Coal Ash-Producing States (2005)1. Texas — 8.4 million tons2. Indiana — 6.6 million tons.3. Ohio — 6.1 million tons.4. Kentucky — 5.7 mill …"

"… eems promises and assurances don’t mean much,” said John Blair, of the Indiana-based Valley Watch, which has battled Duke Energy over its environmental r …"

"… g he says Rogers referenced at a December 2010 meeting between the CEO and Indiana opponents of the company’s controversial new “clean coal” plant in t …"

"… attorney general of South Dakota; Gregory F. Zoeller, attorney general of Indiana; Wayne Stenehjem, attorney general of North Dakota; Haley Barbour, governo …"

"… ronlobbied for the NAFTA highway, which would extend the existingCanada-to-Indiana artery all the way to Texas and Mexico. Congressauthorized the project in …"

"… akota Democratic Party, $6,000 to Florida Republicans, and $448,000 to the Florida Democratic Party in 2000. Two years later, he ran unsuccessfully for the state’s 7th Cong …"

"… Republican donor, he owns ATX Technologies, which manufactures “smart” technology products such as the security and navigation communication tools inside automobiles …"

"… hose offices in all but three of those 12 toss-up states — Colorado, Indiana, and Michigan. You can probably guess where the SoS Project will go to wor …"

"… re, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnes …"

"… ernational Republican InstituteLocation: Pennsylvania Convention Center97. Indiana Republican Party Post-Session Luncheon honoring Senator Richard Lugar (Ind …"

"… and a possible $10,000 fine. …"

"… he forms to authorities and flag those that were likely fraudulent. But in Indiana, Republican Secretary of State Todd Rokita is calling for an investigation …"

"… e Todd Rokita is calling for an investigation of the group – even though Indiana law would appear to make it illegal both to submit the forms and not to su …"

"… he organization violated a variety of state and federal laws, including an Indiana law that prohibits the submission of “incomplete, forged or fraudulent� …"