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Daily Headlines, Saturday, 6/27/2009

Posted by H, on June 27th, 2009, at 5:55 am

Birmingham News – Alabama senators and representatives for Jefferson County seeking summer session to restore occupational tax

Birmingham News – Hoover draft budget pegs 8.5% drop in revenues

Birmingham News – Former Birmingham City Councilman Bill Johnson enters Alabama governor’s race

Birmingham News – Birmingham, Alabama Mayor Larry Langford, council spar in lengthy budget talk

Birmingham News – Rove interview now set

Birmingham News – Alabama earmark survives challenge

Birmingham News – OUR VIEW: Postconviction DNA testing should be available whether it’s a constitutional right or not

Press-Register – State officials say U.S. 98 construction problems solved

Press-Register – Jury gets Cello Energy case

Press-Register – Mobile, Saraland schools finalize split

Press-Register – Swine flu cases rising on Gulf Coast

Press-Register – Former Bayou La Batre councilman suspected of arson

Press-Register – Fred Richardson’s campaign headquarters burglarized

Huntsville Times – Judge could validate Boaz annexing

Montgomery Advertiser – Barbour County Deputy ordered to stay away from daughter, boyfriend

Montgomery Advertiser – Scrushy seeks new bribery trial

Montgomery Advertiser – Deaf crusader ‘blessed’ to be Helen Keller parade marshal

Montgomery Advertiser – Agencies struggle to help those suffering in heat

Montgomery Advertiser – Bullock Co. residents eligible for FEMA funds

Montgomery Advertiser – Rants and Raves: New veterans cemetery was needed

Tuscaloosa News – Tilapia competes with U.S. catfish, bypasses new laws

Tuscaloosa News – Climate bill may be great for landowners

Florence TimesDaily – Union files suit against TVA

Gadsden Times – Clemon to speak at NAACP Freedom Fund banquet

Opelika-Auburn News – Warren McCord: Gov’t should ‘Do something,’ but what?

Opelika-Auburn News – Editorial: Take proper precautions and beat the stifling heat

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