Daily Headlines, Sunday, 5/16/2010

Montgomery AdvertiserAlabama treasurer: Big name vs. big money

Montgomery AdvertiserBio information on Alabama treasurer candidates

Montgomery AdvertiserAlabama Democratic Conference endorses candidates

Montgomery AdvertiserPrint Exclusive: Bingo inquiry puts lobbyists in spotlight

Montgomery AdvertiserFormer Montgomery County chief appraiser resigns, files EEOC claim

Montgomery AdvertiserHundreds support MADD walkathon

Montgomery AdvertiserRetired Gen. Richard Myers addresses AUM graduates

Montgomery AdvertiserBad news for beaches may be lucky for lakes

Montgomery AdvertiserHyundai, Kia switch not yet verified

Huntsville TimesFalling sales tax collections, rising fuel costs crimp Huntsville’s budget

Huntsville TimesAlabama A&M commencement speaker tells graduates: ‘We are counting on you’

Huntsville TimesHuntsville volunteer Ruth Jurenko to receive honorary degree from alma mater

Huntsville TimesNFL star Robert Mathis earns degree, graduates from Alabama A&M

Birmingham NewsArchibald: Blount left trail through area sewers

Birmingham NewsBudget ax is cutting deep for many schools across Birmingham area

Birmingham NewsSamford University graduating 800 seniors; Birmingham-Southern College releases 250 graduates

Birmingham NewsPoll shows only a third of citizens want their own lawmakers re-elected

Birmingham NewsFallen Jacksonville soldier Capt. Kyle A. Comfort returns home

Birmingham NewsBessemer Councilwoman Louise Alexander sues ethics panel over legal fees

Press-RegisterAngel Downs murder investigation continues; rehab for suspect Stephen Nodine delayed

Press-RegisterBP response to oil spill finds success, failure and controversy

Press-RegisterBlack Alabama groups endorse white candidate Ron Sparks

Press-RegisterInterior Secretary: Tube to contain Gulf oil spill hits snag

Press-RegisterAttorney general holds town hall meeting on oil spill

Press-RegisterMobile County graduations: Graduating just didn’t seem possible for these 30 kids

Press-RegisterBaldwin County set to graduate more than 1,700 seniors from seven high schools

Press-RegisterEditorial: Byrne best-suited to take on the state’s problems

Press-RegisterEditorial: Trouble mounting for Stephen Nodine

Tuscaloosa NewsMoundville museum reopens after $5 million renovation

Tuscaloosa NewsEnvironmentalist pessimistic about Gulf oil spill cleanup

Tuscaloosa NewsGiant oil plumes found under Gulf

Tuscaloosa NewsCentral High School’s IB program enjoys resurgence

Tuscaloosa NewsEDITORIAL: Miranda rights exist, whether stated or not

Tuscaloosa NewsEDITORIAL: School boards must commit to innovation

Florence TimesDailyGandhi: Never stop seeking knowledge

Florence TimesDailyGraduates wary but hopeful about job scene

Florence TimesDailySenators talk ‘green’ but votes say different

Florence TimesDailyRetail cooperative opening soon

Anniston StarBob Davis: The fragile nature of our democracy

Decatur Daily Princess debate features leading GOP candidates

Gadsden TimesGadsden City High to graduate first four-year class

Gadsden TimesBoaz’s Haney: From dropout to superintendent

Opelika-Auburn NewsDavis’ political gamble gives Sparks key black group endorsements

Opelika-Auburn NewsMeet the Candidates: District and famly court hopefuls

Opelika-Auburn NewsBP’s own probe finds safety issues on Atlantis rig

Washington PostOil’s sway in Gulf states may be tempering politicians …

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