Daily Headlines, Sunday, 10/10/2010

Montgomery Advertiser – Supporters now must overcome 11 indictments

Montgomery Advertiser – Longtime Auburn dean of student affairs dies at 93

Montgomery Advertiser – Ala. Guard general keeps supplies moving to troops in Afghanistan

Montgomery Advertiser – Economic forecasts more than scare tactics

Montgomery Advertiser – Advertiser editorial: Senators’ end run disappointing

Montgomery Advertiser – Rants and Raves: Fraudulent claims hamper process

Huntsville Times – Lexus sales rep is a driving force behind helping people in his church and in the community

Huntsville Times – Man released from mental hospital says he’s sorry for killing his stepfather, grateful for second chance

Huntsville Times – Editorial: Leisurely pace for (a) justice

Birmingham News – Majority of Jefferson County commissioners now considering bankruptcy option in sewer case

Birmingham News – Jefferson County DA seeks new bingo standards

Birmingham News – Bingo indictments playing part in Alabama campaign ads

Birmingham News – Developers pitch Alabama to German auto industry firms

Press-Register – Feds place new restrictions on rights to challenge plea bargains

Press-Register – America moves on from spill; Gulf Coast feels abandoned

Press-Register – Alabama Supreme Court stats show Tom Parker continues to trail in productivity

Press-Register – Local school superintendents heading oil spill recovery committee

Press-Register – Insight: Unintended consequences of drilling moratorium

Press-Register – Editorial: Don’t cut the budget for tourism

Press-Register – Editorial: High time for some housekeeping

Tuscaloosa News – Frugal efforts help build a leaner, more efficient art center

Tuscaloosa News – Expiring tax cuts could mean $154M less for ed

Tuscaloosa News – Bentley’s, Sparks’ claims kept in check

Florence TimesDaily – School screenings limited but thorough

Florence TimesDaily – Raby linked to casino bid

Florence TimesDaily – Littleville revenue expected to drop if Russellville goes ‘wet’

Florence TimesDaily – Governor candidates in town

Anniston Star – H. Brandt Ayers: Obama hearts business

Anniston Star – Bob Davis: Parting words for party bosses

Anniston Star – Bama’s tax paradox: If you’re at the top, it’s OK

Decatur Daily – Indictments raise many questions

Gadsden Times – Obama sends foreclosure documents bill back to Congress

Washington Post – Mental health troubles brewing along the Gulf Coast

Washington Post – Rural school systems cultivate homegrown teachers