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Daily Headlines, Thursday, 9/4/2008

Posted by H, on September 4th, 2008, at 6:10 am

Birmingham News – Alabama’s black GOP delegates commend Obama but prefer McCain

Birmingham News – Equal Voice for America’s Families convention to shine light on working-family needs

Birmingham News – One month in prison, restitution and probation to William L. Langston Jr., son of a former Alabama Fire College director, for doing little or no work under a contract with a two-year college

Birmingham News – JP Morgan gets out of swaps business; no effect on Jefferson County

Birmingham News – Alabama officials are cracking down on so-called diploma mills that take students’ money but offer little value in return

Press-Register – Alabama Republicans eye races back home

Press-Register – Candidate who lost coin flip challenges decision

Press-Register – Voters shouldn’t pay for filing mistakes

Huntsville Times – 2nd liquor referendum for Arab?

Montgomery Advertiser – Veterans work on voter registration

Tuscaloosa News – Karl Roves crib at Rosemary Beach

Anniston Star – What is the top priority?

Decatur Daily – Secrecy in Schmitz trial breeds mistrust

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By Sen. Steve French on March 10, 2010

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By Rep. Cam Ward on March 8, 2010

Riley and her friend Caroline joined Julie on the campaign trail in Isabella this past weekend.

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Tent City at Camp Sheridan near Montgomery, ca 1918

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