Daily Headlines, Wednesday, 3/11/2009

Birmingham NewsJefferson County sewer debt balloons to $3.9 billion

Birmingham NewsAlabama Legislature passes steel coil hauling regulations

Birmingham NewsAlabama House of Representatives approve bill requiring county commissions to attest to bond deal factors

Birmingham NewsShelby County, Alabama sues developers over unfinished streets

Birmingham NewsSome bond insurers’ information will remain under seal in federal litigation with Jefferson County

Birmingham NewsBirmingham council delays contract on design of downtown transit facility after question about campaign manager’s involvement

Birmingham NewsBirmingham, Alabama school chief defines priorities to keep students

Birmingham NewsTax collections good enough to prevent more cuts in state spending

Birmingham NewsAlabama two-year college probe yields another indictment

Press-RegisterCharges against engineer in Mobile corps office dismissed

Press-RegisterCity Council president requests prayers for Mobile mayor

Press-RegisterCommissioner doubts usefulness of coastal insurance cancellation limits

Press-RegisterPrichard water board drops $25 fee for documents

Press-RegisterReport: White House seeks 5-year delay of Air Force tanker program

Press-RegisterState cuts could mean layoffs in Mobile County DA’s office

Press-RegisterMayor undaunted by cancer diagnosis

Press-RegisterDon Siegelman can’t avoid jury’s verdict

Press-RegisterPop this trial balloon

Huntsville TimesCounty seeks local Senate committee

Huntsville TimesMarshall sheriff backs change in jail food rule

Huntsville TimesMaysville residents voice opposition to new landfill

Huntsville TimesEthics chief objects to time limit on probes in senator’s bill

Huntsville TimesSenate OKs area projects

Huntsville TimesToll-road realities

Montgomery AdvertiserStrange wins race without a runoff

Montgomery AdvertiserCounty board votes to keep 2 schools open

Montgomery AdvertiserCountry stars push revenue-raising measure

Montgomery AdvertiserVote delayed on bill bearing Houts’ name

Montgomery AdvertiserBills raise the bar to be a judge

Montgomery AdvertiserBill would gut state ethics agency

Tuscaloosa NewsA need for shelter

Tuscaloosa NewsPensions board says city’s first black cop not eligible

Florence TimesDailyCommission to buy van for coroner

Anniston StarThe Siegelman theory: The saga of a 10-year ordeal

Anniston StarListen again to their magic: The loss of Locklin, King

Anniston StarHarvey H. Jackson: What change can clothing bring?

Anniston StarFuel-tax system in Alabama fails in rural counties

Decatur Daily US financial crisis Shelby’s Achilles heel

Gadsden TimesWas probe of attorney general’s office triggered by Tuscaloosa dispute?

Gadsden TimesState income tax refunds, budgets slowed this year

Opelika-Auburn NewsPublic hearing planned on Alabama tuition plan

Opelika-Auburn NewsBarbara Patton: Vow of character, ethics applied in Opelika

Associated PressSummary of action in Alabama Legislature

Associated PressResolution would honor Reconstruction lawmakers

Senate Sketches“Senate Sketches,” Sen. Hank Sanders’ weekly column for his constituents.

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