Daily Headlines, Sunday, 11/8/2009

Birmingham News – Archibald: Looking for Mr. (or Ms.) Do-Something-Right

Birmingham News – Police seek identity of child dropped off at Jefferson County Family Court

Birmingham News – U.S. Justice Department probes Alabama court translation practices

Birmingham News – Mobile charity sues Birmingham, seeks damages after e-bingo repealed

Birmingham News – University of Alabama wants state to restore funding to 2008 levels

Birmingham News – Hoover schools may seek extension of tax

Press-Register – Prichard pension problem stresses couple

Press-Register – Survey rates Alabama Ethics Commission among weakest in the nation

Press-Register – Waterborne protest by fishermen blocks Perdido Pass

Press-Register – Alabama lawmakers oppose health care bill

Huntsville Times – 53 cents before roadwork study, 94 after

Huntsville Times – Don’t dig here: Site at Searcy poses risk

Huntsville Times – Rise in patients stretches Free Clinic

Huntsville Times – Copter work key for EADS

Huntsville Times – Battle’s first-year challenges

Montgomery Advertiser – Next year’s races shaping up to be quite interesting

Montgomery Advertiser – It’s ‘Obama Holiday’ Monday in Perry County – and it’s a real holiday

Montgomery Advertiser – House passes health care bill

Montgomery Advertiser – SEIZED: Men fight to get cash back from law enforcement

Montgomery Advertiser – Officials investigate inmate’s death

Montgomery Advertiser – Economic development persists in state

Montgomery Advertiser – Economic good news is a little hard to find

Montgomery Advertiser – Alabamians wounded at Fort Hood

Tuscaloosa News – Gov. Riley can’t moveBryce, city says in suit

Tuscaloosa News – Bentley offers health-care reform plan

Tuscaloosa News – Fort Hood shooting raises questions

Tuscaloosa News – Foster Auditorium deserves better memorial

Florence TimesDaily – Debating the landfill

Florence TimesDaily – No longer king

Florence TimesDaily – Crowded prisons, funding problems spur early parole

Anniston Star – H. Brandt Ayers: South’s cultural barriers

Anniston Star – Bob Davis: Have-nots and health care

Decatur Daily – Earn public trust before going on spending spree

Opelika-Auburn News – Local photographer hosts food drive with Santa