Sunday 12/30/2007 DAILY NEWS DIGEST

Birmingham News – Alabama farmers tested by drought.

Birmingham News – Women hold few cabinet-level or high elective positions in Alabama.

Birmingham News – 2007 worst year for Alabama stocks in more than a decade.

Birmingham NewsThe Birmingham News provides a 2008 “to-do” list for state and local officials.

Birmingham News – Bob Blaylock predicts that continuing fallout from Barron-Bishop “punch” may derail 2008 legislative session.

Mobile Press-Register – Conecuh County group fighting proposed landfill seeks changes in laws regulating landfill approval process.

Mobile Press-Register – People with disabilities boost workforce.

Mobile Press-RegisterPress-Register calls for leaders to “maintain momentum” in 2008.

Montgomery Advertiser – Changing demographics result in increase in Alabama’s older population.

Montgomery AdvertiserThe Montgomery Advertiser endorses proposed transparency measures to be introduced in 2008 session,

Decatur Daily – The Associated Press lists their top 10 news stories in Alabama for 2007.

Decatur DailyThe Decatur Daily calls for enactment of proposals to ban transfers of campaign funds and require increased economic disclosure by legislators.

Times DailyThe Times Daily endorses proposal to require legislators and their spouses to report employment or contracts with state entities.

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