Daily Headlines, Friday, 6/4/2010

Montgomery Advertiser – Oil spill forces tough choices; Riley rips policies

Montgomery Advertiser – Davis says he’s leaving politics behind

Montgomery Advertiser – Pay raise vote cited in defeat of incumbents

Montgomery Advertiser – 3 ordered to stop driving golf cart on streets

Montgomery Advertiser – Contagious virus found in visitor

Montgomery Advertiser – North Ala. city rejects booze sales

Montgomery Advertiser – State may pay $100,000 to avoid paying $70,000

Montgomery Advertiser – James awaits final ballot counts

Montgomery Advertiser – Revenue Department errors in property sale ads to cost taxpayers $9,000

Montgomery Advertiser – Tyson to pay back wages to Ala. workers

Montgomery Advertiser – Advertiser Editorial: State’s constitution dated, lengthy

Huntsville Times – North Huntsville residents filibuster vote on Superintendent Ann Roy Moore’s contract

Huntsville Times – Times Watchdog Report: Huntsville mayor jumps into debate over city schools

Huntsville Times – Madison District 7 residents invited to attend community meeting

Huntsville Times – Democrats blast Riley over spending $100,000 to fight $73,000 legal bill

Huntsville Times – EDITORIAL: Beyond the ballot boxes

Birmingham News – Archibald: Look out for these — blam! — runoffs

Birmingham News – Patrons lament bingo’s closing

Press-Register – BP trying to put a lid on the Gulf oil gusher

Press-Register – Officials plan filling Katrina Cut in Dauphin Island to block spilled oil

Press-Register – Dairy Fresh to close Prichard, Ala., milk plant

Press-Register – Obama says he’s ‘furious’ about Gulf oil spill

Press-Register – Tarball encounters at beach no health hazard

Press-Register – Editorial: Less mud, more issues in the coming elections

Tuscaloosa News – Fayette sheriff candidate arrested

Tuscaloosa News – EDITORIAL: Bentley takes the high road to the runoff

Tuscaloosa News – EDITORIAL: Magnet schools something for city to build on

Anniston Star – Phillip Tutor: Oxford: It’s in the numbers

Anniston Star – A pitcher’s perfect lesson: Could politicians be as human?

Decatur Daily – Bob Burrell served Morgan County well

Decatur Daily – Black voters rejected race in primary

Gadsden Times – Munitions to be destroyed at Camp Sibert

Gadsden Times – Interactive Graphic: Republican gubernatorial primary votes by county

Gadsden Times – Hard campaigning pays off for Southside’s Dunn

Opelika-Auburn News – Editorial: Voters have six weeks to learn how to get it right

Associated Press – Senators await Clinton-era files on Kagan

New York Times – Federal Funding Cuts Leave Oceanographers, Spill …

New York Times – Mobile Journal

Washington Post – BP caps well; effectiveness of ‘top hat’ unclear

Washington Post – BP says more La. barrier island berms will cost $360 million