Saturday 3/15/2008 DAILY NEWS DIGEST

Birmingham News – Alabama among states showing largest  increase in in-bound migration.

Birmingham News – Advocates raise concerns that proposed immigration law might hamper access to services for those who are eligible.

Birmingham News – DHR steps up efforts at adoptive placements.

Birmingham NewsThe Birmingham News criticizes actions of Senate committee in killing measure that would have placed management of state Department of Transportation under commission.

Huntsville Times – Cramer says he’s not ready to endorse a successor for his Congressional House District 5 seat.

Montgomery Advertiser – Alabama becomes key battleground in November elections with two congressional retirements.

Tuscaloosa News – GOP eyes Cramer’s House seat.

Daily Home – Talladega, St. Clair legislators review week’s legislative action.

Opelika-Auburn NewsThe Opelike-Auburn News says state should move to commission to manage DOT.

New York Times – Alabama cracks down on pregnant drug users.

Birmingham Business Journal – Business groups say congressional proposal to rein in greenhouse emissions will cost Alabama 60,000 jobs by 2030.

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