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State Democratic Party chairman Dan Parker comments on today's court decision to declare Indiana's voter ID law unconstitutional; a local citizen group wants city government to do something about the increasing number of deer within city limits; Indiana University postpones the annual State of the University Address to avoid conflicts with memorials for Myles Brand and Mel Simon; Mark Kruzan and Mitch Daniels pay tribute to Brand; spots on the Section 8 waitlist in Spencer are quickly gobbled up; Mayor Mark Kruzan appears as a guest on the Fox Business Network; the first-ever triathlon on Lake Lemon this Saturday is expecting at least 200 participants; Nick’s English Hut will donate a portion of tonight's sales to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.
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Indiana University recently took government-mandated steps to reduce emissions from the campus coal plant, but students active in the Sierra Club say that's not good enough and ask university officials to dump coal altogether. Sierra Club is targeting IU and ten other schools in an effort to get more colleges to transition to cleaner forms of energy. Assistant utilities director Mark Menefee says it would cost $16 million per year to use only natural gas, but IU currently pays only $3 million to run on coal and one gas boiler. We take you on-location to IU's Central Heating Plant for yesterday's Sierra Club rally.