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Alabama Democratic senators blast Gov. Bob Riley on no-bid contracts

December 9, 2009 Alabama

By David White — The Birmingham News
Key Democratic senators today blasted Gov. Bob Riley as a hypocrite, saying state government has issued more than $2 billion in unbid contracts while he’s been governor even though he campaigned against unbid contracts in 2002.”Now we know those were simply words, not deeds,” state Sen. Lowell Barron, D-Fyffe.But Riley’s [...]

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As budget woes continue, stimulus funds fade

December 7, 2009 Mississippi

JACKSON – As legislators and Gov. Haley Barbour prepare to pass a budget during the 2010 legislative session, federal stimulus funds will be running out.
Barbour has projected that he and legislators will have to deal with a $715 million shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1.
And he has estimated that the shortfall [...]

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Unemployed? Hang up and call again later

December 7, 2009 Alabama

By JEFF AMY at www.al.com
Alabama’s unemployment hot line automatically hangs up on a quarter of all callers because the crush of calls is overwhelming the 178 operators, state data show.
And the numbers do not include those who get a busy signal, never reaching an operator or hearing the recording that instructs them to try again [...]

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Mercedes’ incentives could approach $100 million for C-Class move

December 3, 2009 Alabama

By Dawn Kent — The Birmingham News
Alabama and local governments offered incentives valued as much as $100 million to bring production of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan to the German automaker’s factory in Vance.
The package includes $55 million in training, as well as $20 million in state and local cash grants. Mercedes also is eligible for tax abatements, which [...]

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‘Green’ jobs in Miss. not easy to quantify

November 16, 2009 Mississippi

Stimulus funds help give state workers training, new skills

Gary Pettus
gpettus@clarionledger.com
When Matt Dilback of Madison was hired by SmartSynch about nine years ago, he wasn’t looking for a job that was “green.”
He just wanted one that was cool.
The electrical engineer said he’s now pleased to have a job that’s both: He’s responsible for delivering products that [...]

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