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Delaware daily news roundup

Delaware Dept. of Education seeks leaner budget for 2011



Secretary of Education Lillian Lowery asked state budget makers Thursday for $3.68 million less than she received in this year's budget to run the state's public education system in the next fiscal year.
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Delaware asked to invest in wind company



A startup company whose management includes former Lt. Gov. John Carney is seeking a state investment of $350,000 to establish an operation in Wilmington to manufacture support towers for wind turbines.
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Correction Department alerts Delaware to crowding crisis


Crowding at Baylor Women's Correctional Institution near New Castle, the state's only women's prison, could become a crisis even if there's a relatively small spike in crime, Corrections Commissioner Carl C. Danberg told state budget writers Thursday.   Read More
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 Gov. Jack Markell (D)
Elected: November 2008
Term expires: January 2013

State capital: Dover
State nickname: The First State
Lt. Gov. Matt Denn (D)
Secretary of State Jeffrey W. Bullock (D)
Attorney General Beau Biden (D)
Senate President Pro Tempore: Thurman Adams (D)
House Speaker: Robert F. Gilligan (D) 
   
   


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