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Daily Headlines, Tuesday, 11/13/2012

Posted by H, on November 13th, 2012, at 5:51 am

Montgomery Advertiser – State briefs: Alabama EMA workers helping in New York

Montgomery Advertiser – More Alabama students taking college test prep classes

Birmingham News – Homewood City Council reschedules meetings, declares that new rec plans will be available to public

Birmingham News – Democrats still hold most Alabama courthouse offices, but GOP makes gains

Birmingham News – U.S. Supreme Court decision to review Shelby County voting rights challenge draws national attention

Birmingham News – More Jefferson County sewer bondholders ask judge for help in their quest for higher customer sewer rates

Press-Register – Despite ‘power struggle,’ Jerry Carl says he’s ready to be Mobile County Commission president

Press-Register – Auburn University investigation of landfill regulations comes to Birmingham

Press-Register – Corpse flowers, ethereal and otherworldly, bloom in Alabama’s woods

Tuscaloosa News – Politician leaves a legacy of leadership

Anniston Star – Paying for education: State Board should adopt measures that increase spending on schools

Decatur Daily – Hartselle, Priceville: difference in vision

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