Wednesday 4/11/2007 DAILY NEWS DIGEST

Birmingham News – Lawmakers blast Riley’s proposals to end employment by legislators in state’s two-year college system.

Birmingham News – Public hearing scheduled today for proposal to allow home-schooled and private school students to participate  in public schools’  extracurricular activities.

Birmingham News – DHR advisory committee formed following the end of long-running child welfare case holds first meeting.

Birmingham News – Giuliani makes campaign stops, addresses legislature.

Birmingham News – Proponents delay vote to bring electronic bingo games to state.

Birmingham News – Advocates push minimum wage law, committee vote expected today.

Birmingham News – Senate committee passes substitute to House passed ban on PAC-to-PAC transfers.

Birmingham NewsThe Birmingham News supports maintaining annual property tax reappraisals.

Press-Register – Lawmaker facing criminal charges files bill to allow expunging of misdemeanor convictions.

Huntsville Times – Religious groups at odds over proposed gambling measure.

Anniston StarThe Anniston Star argues that piecemeal reform of Alabama’s constitution is inefficient. calls for constitutional convention.

Montgomery AdvertiserThe Montgomery Advertiser accuses Senate committee of passing “watered down” bill to ban PAC-to-PAC transfers, see little chance for meaningful reform.

Opelika-Auburn NewsThe Opelika-Auburn News calls for the legislature to balance efforts to keep taxes low with needs of state.  

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