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808 State in the news

• Clark State offers continuing education courses (Springfield News-Sun)
  The following courses will be offered at Clark State Community College Continuing Education:
  
• Report warns of a $9.8M cut to state aid (The Daily News Tribune)
  Waltham could lose $9.8 million in state aid if voters pass a ballot referendum ending the state income tax, according to a report released this week by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation.
  
• Cuba begins leasing land in key Raul Castro reform (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
  Communist Cuba has begun leasing land to private farmers, cooperatives and state companies for the first time in decades in a step forward for one of President Raul Castro's main economic reforms, official media said this week.
  
• N.C. Voter Registrations Pour In As Deadline Looms (WSOC-TV Charlotte)
  The state's Friday voter registration deadline will mark an end to a historic registration period that saw a heated Democratic primary drive a surge in voting registration, which continued unabated as Election Day has approached.
  
• Park Interpreter Will Be Presenter (The Morning News)
  ROGERS -- Lunch & Learn at the Rogers Library will present a program Tuesday about Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area, featuring Steve Chyrchel, park interpreter.
  
• Foundation says 70 percent of state programs could be cut if income tax is re...
  Newton could face a $6 million reduction in local aid if voters pass a ballot referendum ending the state income tax, according to a report this week by the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, from $8.4 million to $2.4 million. The foundation’s study estimated across-the-board cuts of 71 percent for state programs and municipalities if the ballot proposal is passed.
  
• Live Debate Monday on Constitutional Convention (KHON 2 Honolulu)
  On November 4, Hawaii voters will make a decision on the need for a Constitutional Convention to update the State Constitution. Supporters and opponents will face off on KHON2 News on Monday, October 13th at 8 p.m. in a live debate and we want to hear from you.
  
• UH: Alumni discounts for this week's football, volleyball (Honolulu Advertiser)
  University of Hawaii Alumni Association members will receive special discounts of 50 percent off ticket prices (maximum of eight tickets per event) for this week's games in football and volleyball.
  
• First Reliance Announces 3rd Quarter Net Income of $765,178 - Up 31% (PR News...
  First Reliance Bancshares, Inc., , the holding company for First Reliance Bank, today announced 3rd quarter 2008 unaudited net income of $765,178, an increase of 31%.
  
• Voter registrations pour in as deadline looms (Greensboro News & Record)
  RALEIGH (AP) - North Carolina added more than 600,000 newly registered voters to its rolls in the first nine months of the year, swamping election officials who are scrambling to process the paperwork of those eager to cast a ballot. The state's Friday voter registration deadline will mark an end to a historic registration period that saw a heated Democratic primary drive a surge in voting ...