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Senator Lamar Alexander Says 67,000 Tennesseans Could Refinance Home Loans

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U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander hopes to raise awareness about a program that could help thousands of Tennesseans.  He says roughly 67,000 Tennessee homeowners with overdue mortgages could use "Hope for Homeowners" to refinance their loans.
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Republicans Target Key Races In Tennessee In Search Of Majority

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 While the national race appears to be the main attraction locally, several races in other parts of the state could decide the fate of Tennessee's General Assembly.  Republicans lack four seats from gaining a majority in the House and need to pick-up one to keep control of the Senate.

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More People Try To Quit Smoking, One Year After Tennessee Enacts Ban

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A year after Tennessee's ban on smoking in public places took affect, Doctors report an increase in people trying to quit.  The ban impacts most restaurants and office buildings.  Doctors say the law, by itself, didn't prompt anyone to kick the habit, but it did add to the list of reasons to quit.

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Governor Bredesen Says Health Premiums for Cover Tennessee Won't Go Up

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One thing not going up next year will be health insurance premiums for folks in the Cover Tennessee program.

Governor Phil Bredesen says along with no rate increase...

Beginning January first, the state will double the number of annual preventive care doctor's visits to 12.


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Tennessee Offers Free Online Food Journal To Help Residents Lose Weight

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New health statistics show 67% of Tennessee's adult population face weight issues or obesity.  The state now hopes to shock some residents into healthier behaviors, by showing them exactly how much they eat each day.

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Tennessee Starts Fiscal 2009 In The Red, Governor Bredesen Prepares To Trim Expenses

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 Tennesseans aren't fond of the color red, and not just for reasons relating to football.  The state faces another budget, awash in red ink, as tax collections fail to keep pace with expectations.

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