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Daily Headlines, Saturday, 12/27/2008

Posted by H, on December 27th, 2008, at 6:10 am

Birmingham News – I-65/Corridor X interchange work slated to start in spring

Birmingham News – U.S. Postal Service wants its crates back

Birmingham News – Alabama VA seeking management bids for three state veterans homes

Birmingham News – Roebuck Springs watercress darters monitored after pond-draining disaster

Birmingham News – Huntsville firm proposes plasma plant to dispose of St. Clair garbage

Press-Register – State setting pace in key education survey

Huntsville Times – State’s hospitals on sick list

Montgomery Advertiser – RANTS AND RAVES: Perks shameful for bailout executives

Tuscaloosa News – Utility doubles estimate of Tennessee ash deluge

Florence Times Daily – Members to rebuild Ala. church after fire

Anniston Star – It is coming down to jobs: The need to help workers

Decatur Daily – Christmas is over, but charity must continue

Category: Daily News

1 comment to Daily Headlines, Saturday, 12/27/2008

  • Don Diego de la Vega
    December 27, 2008 at 3:12 pm

    I am very disturbed that China is sending their Navy to fight the alleged pirates.

    The people who are alleged to be pirates, deserve due process of law.

    I am afraid the Chineese will use undue force and possibly violate the rights of innocent people who happen to be riding boats in the area.

    Just because a person is wearing a pirate costume and has a pirate flag, and is shooting at other boats, doesnt mean they are pirates.

    International law should prevail, once the court system can determine what current international law is at that time.

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