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Tuesday 6/5/2007 DAILY NEWS DIGEST

Posted by G, on June 5th, 2007, at 6:30 am

Birmingham News – Career tech programs prepare high school students to meet demands of changing workplace.

Birmingham News – Voters go to polls today to consider constitutional amendments.

Mobile Press-Register – Gee’s Bend quilters claim rip-off by marketing company.

Tuscaloosa News – Governor, legislature establish separate rural development programs.

Tuscaloosa News – Governor tells Jefferson County that it’s not “physically possible” to speed up transfer of state inmates for county jails.

Tuscaloosa News – Democratic presidential hopeful to campaign in Alabama.

Anniston Star – The Anniston Star says it will side with skeptics, for now, who feel that partisan politics played a significant role in the prosecution of former governor.

Montgomery Advertiser – The Montgomery Advertiser urges voter approval of amendments.

Category: Daily News

1 comment to Tuesday 6/5/2007 DAILY NEWS DIGEST

  • walt moffett
    June 5th, 2007 at 9:39 pm

    Hmm, from reading Bedford’s remarks on the new rural development center in the Ag Department, I gather this is being done to boost Sparks. Wonder what Bedford wants if and when Sparks is elected Governor/Senator/whatever. Also, sounds like both sides now have a nice assortment of plum jobs to offer.

    Culinary school in high school? Makes more sense than vocational ag/horticulture. Cheaper than the Culinard too.

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