Daily Headlines, Tuesday, 10/19/2010

Posted by H, on October 19th, 2010, at 5:59 am

Montgomery Advertiser – Bentley campaign did receive help from AEA

Montgomery Advertiser – Judge to rule today on Ross’ bond objections in gambling corruption case

Montgomery Advertiser – State employees could share in $16M settlement

Montgomery Advertiser – Proper restraint: Protection orders ‘a shield, not a sword’

Montgomery Advertiser – Key election deadlines fast-approaching

Montgomery Advertiser – Domestic calls require careful handling by police

Montgomery Advertiser – Q&A with Ellen Brooks

Montgomery Advertiser – Advertiser Editorial: Don’t use public property for PACs

Huntsville Times – Republican Clay Scofield stresses business background in run for Senate seat

Huntsville Times – Democrat Tim Mitchell cites experience in bid for Alabama Senate seat

Huntsville Times – Editorial: Not the time for a big bonus

Birmingham News – Robert Bentley acknowledges seeking, receiving AEA support

Birmingham News – Moody police investigate racial hate crime

Press-Register – BP waiving $75 million cap for some oil spill claims

Press-Register – Editorial: The South’s not perfect, but it’s no clunker

Press-Register – Frances Coleman: Bottom line is, the stadium board should resign

Tuscaloosa News – AEA gave $150,000 for Bentley

Tuscaloosa News – Billionaire presents energy plan at UA

Tuscaloosa News – Bibb, Pickens measures on ballot

Tuscaloosa News – Scientists lower Gulf Coasts health grade

Tuscaloosa News – Alabama again stops payroll deductions going to PACs

Florence TimesDaily – Keller approves agreement

Florence TimesDaily – Professors: Amendment’s passage would create jobs

Florence TimesDaily – Sparks: Working class to win back Alabama

Anniston Star – Political football in Montgomery

Anniston Star – Crisis in the Army

Anniston Star – Voters should expect answers

Decatur Daily – Solid support for Alabama’s Sunshine Law

Gadsden Times – Sparks: Bentley involved in AEA attack campaign against Byrne

Gadsden Times – Page, Nordgren vie for House 29 seat

Gadsden Times – Means, Williams vying for state senate seat

Associated Press – Ala. first lady writes book on governorsen#39; families

Associated Press – Roby raises more than Bright in reporting period

Associated Press – Faction that lost control over SCLC files appeal

New York Times – Democrats’ Grip on the South Continues to Slip

Washington Post – Health-care overhaul: Will its Medicaid expansion overwhelm state budgets?

1 comment to Daily Headlines, Tuesday, 10/19/2010

TWAY_Kris

October 19, 2010 at 8:29 am

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