Daily Headlines, Friday, 10/24/2008

Posted by H, on October 24th, 2008, at 7:10 am

Birmingham News – Birmingham-area fails to meet ozone mark

Birmingham News – Griffith, Parker wage tight contest in quest to succeed Cramer in Alabama’s Fifth District

Birmingham News – HealthSouth recovers $133 million in suit against investment vbank UBS

Birmingham News – Alabama budget cuts now are likely after capital gains estimates have been revised from $117 million to zero

Birmingham News – Supreme Court hopefuls meet with the Judicial Campaign Oversight Committee over the negative campaigning.

Birmingham News – Today is final day to register to vote in the Nov. 4th election

Birmingham News – With Jefferson County’s sewer mess already spilling over, reaching a deal is even more imperative.

Birmingham News – Jefferson County, Ala., religious groups and community groups have a chance to help 100 inmates make a better transition from prison to the free world

Press-Register – State should review retirement fund deal

Huntsville Times – Group discusses refund allegation

Huntsville Times – Operation offers help for homeless veterans

Montgomery Advertiser – State Board considers Bible-related textbook

Montgomery Advertiser – Hoyer cancels Segall appearance

Montgomery Advertiser – Board approves layoff policy for Alabama 2-year system

Montgomery Advertiser – IRS looking to get funds to taxpayers

Montgomery Advertiser – USDA purchase may help catfish industry

Montgomery Advertiser – Gas prices across state keep falling

Montgomery Advertiser – James, Pool best judicial hopefuls

Tuscaloosa News – That chirping sound you hear…

Tuscaloosa News – Water war comments may benefit Obama

Anniston Star – Keep schools on right track: Sales tax may be best choice

Anniston Star – Politicians should learn from this

Decatur Daily – Vote ‘yes’ on Amendment 1, ‘no’ on others

Opelika-Auburn News – County should have authority to regulate garbage, weeds

New York Times – The George Wallace We Forgot

Los Angeles Times – GOP retirements put key seats up for grabs, giving Democrats a …

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By Sen. Steve French on March 10, 2010

I wish my friend Hinton Mitchem godspeed and good luck after his retirement from public service. Hinton, on Monday, announced what many had suspected — he will not seek re-election. I remember meeting Hinton for the first time while I was a student at Auburn University. He served the people of his [...]

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Ten Minutes in the House, Senate Moves On

By Rep. Cam Ward on March 8, 2010

Here is a quick preview of the upcoming week in Montgomery. This week will be a standard legislative schedule for the House. We will be in session on Tuesday and Thursday with committee meetings scheduled for Wednesday.
The House will take up a ten minute calendar this week. A ten minute calendar is [...]

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MARCH MADNESS

By Natalie Davis on March 15, 2010

TOP TEN INDICATIONS OF MARCH MADNESS

10. Eric Massa inviting us to ask the 10,000 Navy men he served with whether he is gay.

9. Larry Langford hitting the jackpot 33 times in one day and not remembering it.

8. Ron Sparks being able to make payments on a $500,000 loan with an income of $80,000.

7. Artur Davis [...]

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