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Why Romney's returns are relevant
Mitt Romney, release those tax returns. In crisis management, most experienced campaign consultants will tell you, the best thing to do when the proverbial manure hits the rotating blades, is to come clean: Tell the public everything you know, sit down...
Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Finance, Ethics, Regional Authority
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Migrating off the agenda?
The Supreme Court's immigration decision is a step back from the brink, leaving much less room than many expected for state immigration enforcement. Although the justices blocked most provisions of Arizona's controversial 2010 policing law, they upheld...
Tags: Immigration, Laws, Republican Party, Labor Legislation, Barack Obama
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Bartlett campaign shows signs of life
Despite months of speculation that he would retire, Republican Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett is instead gearing up for a tough re-election campaign that will be among the most closely watched in the nation. Bartlett, the 85-year-old incumbent who is seeking an...Tags: Alex X Mooney, Roscoe G Bartlett, Primaries, Prince George's County, Carroll County (Maryland)
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Time an issue on last day
The Decatur Daily, Ala.Alabama lawmakers will have more bills than time when they return Monday for the final day of the 2013 legislative session. From clarifying where guns can be carried to allowing gill net fishing on the Tennessee River, more than 200 local and...Tags: Tennessee Valley Authority, Executive Branch, Government, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Labor Legislation
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Bentley defends 2-year delay for school tax credits
The Montgomery AdvertiserFighting back against critical comments from a top legislator, Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley said Friday that he was never in favor of allowing people to use state tax dollars to go to private schools and said people in the state agree with him....Tags: Lawyers, Executive Branch, Government, Judges, Regional Authority
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Tax credit delay rejected
The Montgomery AdvertiserSenate President Pro Tem Del Marsh not only expressed disappointment in Gov. Robert Bentley but used his own words against him, as he vowed the Senate will kill Bentley's proposed changes to the Alabama Accountability Act. The two men have very...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Laws, Regional Authority, Taxation
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Four Wiregrass counties to get road funding
Dothan Eagle, Ala.Henry County officials said the announcement Monday by Governor Robert Bentley of more than 250 road and bridge improvement projects across the state will help draw people to Henry County. Bentley announced the funding for 254 road and bridge projects...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Regional Authority, Tour Operations Industry
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Bentley: 'Good possibility' Airbus supplier jobs will come to Montgomery
The Montgomery AdvertiserAlabama Gov. Robert Bentley said Monday that the $600 million Airbus plant now being built in Mobile could bring more supplier jobs to the Montgomery area. "I think we have a good possibility," Bentley said. "Airplane production and assembly is...Tags: Automotive Equipment, Executive Branch, Plant Openings, Government, Marketing
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Bentley rethinks tax credits
The Montgomery AdvertiserGov. Robert Bentley said Monday morning he was considering changes to the state's controversial Accountability Act, which extends tax credits to families of children in failing schools for use in non-failing public schools or private ones. Bentley,...Tags: Public Schools, Executive Branch, Teaching and Learning, Luxury Vehicles, Government
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Legislature allocates $17.3M to state prisons for new guards,Tutwiler upgrade
The Montgomery AdvertiserIn a year when most state agencies were fortunate to escape budget cuts, the perpetually strained Department of Corrections will get an increase of $17.3 million under the 2014 General Fund budget approved by the Legislature on Thursday night. That's...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Finance, Marketing, Prisons
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Backyard beer comes out of the shadows
The Anniston StarSteven Shelton stood in his front yard Friday, brewing beer in the noonday sun. He had nothing to hide. The 32-year-old Anniston resident was making his first batch of beer since Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley signed a bill Thursday afternoon that...Tags: Strawberries, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Anheuser-Busch
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Violent crime spawns panel
The Montgomery AdvertiserThe Montgomery Police Department has assembled a group that includes representatives from the FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office to analyze the city's increase in aggravated assaults and homicides. Public Safety Director Chris Murphy said, during an...Tags: Lawyers, Executive Branch, Criminals, Police Investigations, Government
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