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THE ISSUE
Consumers are benefitting from improvements in quality and reliability of vehicles across all brands and sizes.
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2/22/12
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THE ISSUE
A state lawmaker who owns a waste-hauling business in south Alabama tried to pass a bill that would have turned some public recycling programs over to private businesses.
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2/21/12
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Thumbs up to the International Fertilizer Development Center in Muscle Shoals for being named to the 2012 class of the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame.
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2/20/12
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The Cullman Times on the governor’s business expansion plan:
A lot of things about state government in Alabama point to mistrust in past years.
There were the long years of special …
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2/18/12
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THE ISSUE
As lawmakers in Alabama debate whether to ban texting while driving, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is proposing guidelines to regulate distracting dashboard technology.
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2/17/12
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THE ISSUE
The Obama administration wants to spend $8 billion to train students at community colleges for high-growth industries, which are experiencing shortages of skilled labor.
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2/16/12
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THE ISSUE
Alabama Retirees Technical Advisory Group is helping schools, businesses and churches find ways to save money on energy costs at a time of tight budgets.
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2/15/12
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THE ISSUE
A state senator from the Shoals introduced a bill to require local boards of equalization to mediate all property tax disputes.
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2/14/12
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Thumbs up to the perseverance and resiliency that so many local tornado victims have shown over the months since a devastating twister struck Hackleburg, Phil Campbell, East Franklin and Lawrence County.
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2/13/12
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THE ISSUE
A new poll shows voters in Alabama are as divided as the rest of the nation when it comes to selecting a Republican nominee for the presidential race.
It may not mean anything in November when …
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2/12/12
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