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Montgomery Advertiser – State’s gambling task force can resume
Montgomery Advertiser – Ala. Democrats Bright, Davis to vote against health care bill
Montgomery Advertiser – State briefs: Swine flu blamed in 6-year-old’s death
Montgomery Advertiser – Court: Challenger rightful Evergreen mayor
Montgomery Advertiser – Residents want vote on Pike Road boundary settlement
Montgomery Advertiser – Thefts of laptops mistakenly sent to election center remain unsolved
Montgomery Advertiser – Wetumpka moves ahead with impact crater center project
Montgomery Advertiser – Corrections board discusses its authority
Montgomery Advertiser – Alabama, Georgia banks among 7 shut down
Montgomery Advertiser – Advertiser Editorial: Transparency key to democracy
Huntsville Times – Public bodies, public business
Birmingham News – Potholes popping up on Alabama roads mean more lane closures for repair work
Birmingham News – Blount County judge delays collection of Warrior police jurisdiction tax
Press-Register – EADS eyes Air Force tanker bid as Russian firm enters the race
Press-Register – SSAB gets tax breaks for steel plant expansion in Axis
Press-Register – Editorial: Do what’s needed to restore fire rating
Press-Register – Editorial: Let outside agencies do investigations
Tuscaloosa News – Tuscaloosa sees rash of firearm thefts
Tuscaloosa News – Housing to aid area homeless veterans
Tuscaloosa News – Want to get paid for counting? The Census Bureau is hiring
Tuscaloosa News – Church event raises money for foster children
Tuscaloosa News – Official says accurate census is the key to state securing federal money
Tuscaloosa News – Democrats are right about student loans
Tuscaloosa News – Maddox is unsure about E-911 centers
Florence TimesDaily – Proposal could save Alabama millions
Florence TimesDaily – Bingo battle may shape upcoming elections
Anniston Star – Tax cuts, just for fun
Gadsden Times – Yates says cuts will prevent audit compliance
Re: Montgomery Advertiser – Wetumpka moves ahead with impact crater center project
Also see “Crater attracts New Orleans geology students” @ http://thewetumpkaherald.com/articles/2010/03/19/news/news01.txt.
For more information about the Wetumpka impact crater on the edge of Wetumpka, AL, and within “spittin’ distance” of my home as the crow flies, go to http://www.cityofwetumpka.com/Default.asp?ID=145&pg=Wetumpka+Impact+Crater.
the Press-Register’s latest installment in the tanker wars is interesting. Ilyushin may undercut Boeing on price, which will present a problem.
Russians entering the competition would allow the Pentagon to avoid giving Boeing a no-bid contract. I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but that would be awful convenient for Gates, Obama.
And somewhere, the ghost of SAC would rise again. I have no doubt Boeing will win but hearing the praises of cheap Russian military goods being sung will be funny.