Daily Headlines, Sunday, 10/21/2012

Posted by H, on October 21st, 2012, at 6:45 am

Coffee cup Montgomery Advertiser – Al Benn’s Alabama: Return to yesteryear with ‘Yellow Cat’ memoir

Montgomery Advertiser – Ala. congressional incumbents hit campaign trail to help others in their party

Montgomery Advertiser – November amendment could limit union organizing

Montgomery Advertiser – Exclusive: Tracking gambling money – Were Poarch Creek funds used to battle electronic bingo bill?

Montgomery Advertiser – Outgoing Prattville city councilmen reflect on years of service

Montgomery Advertiser – Eonomy: Tame prices, confident builders aid growth

Huntsville Times – Roy Moore, others at Huntsville’s Religious Freedom Rally say ‘Obamacare’ violates First Amendment

Huntsville Times – Tea Party offshoot working to clear names from Alabama voter rolls

Huntsville Times – Homeless veterans in Huntsville say Operation Stand Down helps when it’s ‘hard to navigate’

Huntsville Times – Limestone County economic group says Amendment 2 will create jobs

Huntsville Times – Armed in Alabama: I’ve never fired a gun (Kevin Wendt)

Birmingham News – Armed in Alabama: Fully loaded (video)

Birmingham News – Leeds man is a running billboard honoring breast cancer victims, survivors during Komen 5K (gallery and video)

Press-Register – Salty Worm Brackish Classic and Delta Bash raises funds for pancreatic cancer research

Tuscaloosa News – City may regulate parking boots after complaints

Tuscaloosa News – Uninsured can get dental discount

Anniston Star – Bob Davis: Take a timeout before trolling

Decatur Daily – Amendment 4 and our racist past

Decatur Daily – A good move by Don Kyle

Gadsden Times – Register to vote by Friday for Nov. 6 election

Gadsden Times – Way of the Cross helping with medical needs

Opelika-Auburn News – Election 2012: Hard work defines challenger Harris

Opelika-Auburn News – Election 2012: Rogers’ political fire began burning early

A Look from the Rearview Mirror

By Joe Hubbard on June 8, 2011

This Thursday will mark the last day of the legislative Session. For some, it was a Session that seemed would never end. For others, it was one that ended much too quickly. It may be early, yet, to write an obit on this Session, but as we approach the finish line, some perspective may be in order.

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Putting Students First

By John Merrill on May 24, 2011

As you know, a very important piece of legislation will be presented for our consideration in the House tomorrow in Montgomery – Senate Bill 310 – the “Students First” tenure and fair dismissal reform bill. Like me, many House members have been inundated with phone calls and emails from opponents of this bill, and some have been [...]

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Legislative Transparency

By Cam Ward on May 17, 2011

There are a lot of issues to debate before we begin the final days of this session. In fact, I am quite certain there will be some comments on this post debating many of them. Before we get into the last seven day of the session I wanted to bring up a topic that [...]

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