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Daily Headlines, Saturday, 11/28/2009

Posted by H, on November 28th, 2009, at 6:19 am

Birmingham News – Birmingham-area women firefighters to sell Brave Beauties calendar for special needs charity

Birmingham News – Jefferson County hopeful homicides halved in 2009

Press-Register – Mobile’s debt liability raises some concerns

Press-Register – Tropical Storm Ida took toll on Baldwin beaches

Press-Register – States plan for warming but Alabama not in group forming strategy for rising seas

Press-Register – State tries to tackle the flu

Press-Register – Federal court ruling could affect the entire coast

Huntsville Times – Census officials recruiting workers at sales

Huntsville Times – Doing things for people ‘makes me feel good’

Huntsville Times – Housing Authority takes ’sold’ sign down

Montgomery Advertiser – Giant Moon Pie to grace Mobile sky

Montgomery Advertiser – Harassing letters continue to vex gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson

Montgomery Advertiser – Federal emergency bank lending rises

Tuscaloosa News – Panel: Higher ed needs up to $501M more

Tuscaloosa News – Study examines rural AIDS patients

Tuscaloosa News – Decatur smoking ban panel to meet, minus appointees

Tuscaloosa News – Thanksgiving, adversity not new to Americans

Anniston Star – Follow Teddy’s example: Let’s re-evaluate football safety

Associated Press – Food stamps estimate raises debate over poverty

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