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...ba href=/anxiety/a/b among the (KAPT) families,” Miller said.But Miller applauded the budget agreement to allow the reopening of the program, which has been closed to new enrollment since 2004 due to concerns with its fiscal soundness.

The Senate has repeatedly tried to close the program.“If indeed they’ve changed their minds, that’s a terrific development,” Miller said.Miller said he expects questions about the program’s financing to be resolved in court.Attorney General Greg Stumbo filed suit after last year’s legislative session, challenging lawmakers’ decisions to take back the $13.7 million and to remove unclaimed property as the backing specified in contracts.The Franklin Circuit Court is expected to hand down a decision soon.

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...ba href=/anxiety/a/b about inflation, the lack of massive selloffs after the Fed’s latest rise in interest rates shows the stock market remains bullish, according to Brian Belski, senior equity wealth management strategist at Merrill Lynch.“Yes, the market is taking somewhat of a rest, but there’s evidence that the believability factor is increasing,” Belski said.

“Overall, investors are starting to believe the market can and will remain in good standing coming off of one of the best quarters we’ve seen in a while.”In corporate news, Best Buy Co.

Inc.

posted a 13 percent jump in fourth-quarter earnings as its sales gained 16 percent, helped by improved demand for bigger-ticket products like flat-panel televisions and MP3 players.

The company also pegged its 2007 results mostly in line with analysts’ estimates.

Best Buy added 26 cents to $54.78.Nokia raised its projected annual growth for overall worldwide mobile device sales to 15 percent from a prior target of 10 percent, saying much of the increase will come from emerging markets of Asia and Africa.

The company did not forecast its own growth.

Nokia rose $1.06 to $21.28.The Nasdaq Stock Market Inc.

fell $1.74, or 4.2 percent, to $40.11 after abruptly dropping its $4.2 billion offer for London Stock Exchange PLC, but the firm said it reserved the right to make another bid if a rival suitor emerges.

NYSE Group Inc., which is seen as a potential bidder for LSE, d...

...ba href=/anxiety/a/b the country feels under occupation.

The best doc prize, officially called the Nesnadny + Schwartz Documentary Film Competition award includes a $5,000 cash prize.

The Cleveland International Film Festival staff join in on a group photo at the Tower City Cinemas prior to the awards party last weekend.

Photo by Brian Brooks/indieWIRE Quite equally magnificent was Ohio filmmakers Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert's "A Lion in the House." CIFF staffers warned my fellow jurors and I to have tissues handy when watching this film, and their advice proved very sound.

The film chronicles the lives of five Cincinnati children as they fight cancer.

Unfortunately, the story doesn't have a happy ending for a few of them.

The film was six years in the making and the filmmakers were reportedly reluctant to take on the project initially, having lived through their own daughter's cancer battle, which she ultimately won.

The film had its world premiere at Sundance, but Reichert was forced to cut her trip to Utah short after doctors diagnosed her with cancer.

"A Lion in the House" received a "Special Jury Award" at CIFF including $1,500.

Although the film did not pick up an official prize, Kirk Marcolina and Larry Grimaldi's delightful doc "Camp Out" was an unqualified hit with our jury.

The film chronicles a group of gay Christian youth as they attend a camp in rural Minnesota.

The first of its kind in the United States, the camp is a retreat for gay and lesbian teenagers who want to op...