Kentucky News - January 20, 2010

• Beshear signs education bill (Business First of Louisville)
• 2010 Outlook (The Lane Report)
• WKU inks 10-year deal for international students (Kypost.com)
• Teacher’s math adds up to White House visit (Herald-Dispatch)
• State education board approves new performance measures (The Courier-Journal)
• A whole bunch of puppy love: New organization allows students to adopt dogs, train them for disabled (The Kentucky Kernel)
• UK pledges to not be left behind in school: Will increase number of math, science teachers (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Tradition, pride drive MLK Jr. celebration (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Two speakers motivate audiences to pursue their dreams (Kentucky State University News)
• University looks to clean tarnished image, as Felner pleads guilty (The Louisville Cardinal)
• Business Briefs (The Lane Report)
• Fast Lane (The Lane Report)
• Hopkinsville Community College active during legislative session (KCTCS News)
• House bill to simplify college shifts (KCTCS News)
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Campbellsville University awards 139 degrees in December commencement (Central Kentucky News-Journal)
• Beshear bets on gambling revenue to balance budget (The Courier-Journal)
• Kentucky universities face 2 percent spending cuts (The Courier-Journal)
• Increase in per student funding proposed (The Courier-Journal)
• NKU big winner in budget plan (nky.com)
• Beshear pushes slots as way to balance Kentucky's budget (nky.com)
• Beshear's education choice: some pain or big cuts (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Beshear pins plan on slots revenue (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Spare early-childhood education from cuts (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Budget would give Fort Knox area construction money (The Courier-Journal)
• Budget a bad gamble, officials say (The State Journal)
• Education pays — 01/20/10 (The Daily Independent)
• Mobile TANK route Alerts now available (kypost.com)