Alabama Budget Crisis News Links
SEPTEMBER 23, 2003
Debate Continues Over State Budget
House Approves $1.2 Billion General Fund Budget
Alabama Senate Approves Education Budget
Barron Calls Governor Riley's Action "Shameful"
SEPTEMBER 19, 2003
12 Days before Alabama Government Shuts Down without a Budget, House Stalls on Felon Voting, Doesn't Consider Budget
State Budgets Bogged Down, Lawmakers Quit, Decide To Return Monday
Senate Working on Education Budget
SEPTEMBER 18, 2003
House Committee's Budget Proposal Offers Some Brief Respite
Making Ends Meet
General Fund Budget Passes Through House Committee
CHOM Faces Budget Cuts in Wake of Tax Plan Failure
SEPTEMBER 17, 2003
JSU To Lose $460,000 Under Riley's Proposal
State Schools Face Major Budget Cuts
Agriculture Chief Calls Riley Cuts to Agency `Retaliation'
SEPTEMBER 16, 2003
"The Voters in Alabama Have Saved Taxpayers from California to Maine Billions of Dollars"
Pennsylvania Gov. Says "Learn Lesson from Alabama"
Tough Times Ahead, Riley Says
7,000 Could Be Paroled in 2004
Calhoun-Cleburne Children's Center May Face Closing
Riley, Legislators Have Different Set of Budget Priorities
Bedford Says More Pork Spending
Riley Proposes "The People's Choice" Budget
Cut-To-Bone Budget Proposed in Special Session
States Cut Funding to HCC
Riley: 'Best Days' Ahead
Budget-Cutting Begins
SEPTEMBER 15, 2003
Governor's ETF 2004 FY Budget
Legislature Begins Cutting Budget Today
Ft. Payne Schools: Less Than Two Weeks of Operating Cash
Budgets Focus of Special Session
Budget Battle To Begin in Legislature Today
Alabama Troopers Move to a Four Day Work Week
Lessons of Alabama's Vote
'Who Would Jesus Tax?'
Alabama State Rep. Alvin Holmes Propose Alabama Lottery Bill
Ala. Schools See 4-Day Week Real Option
Tax Options Gather Steam
Don't Even Think About Raising Taxes
Alabama State Budget Information
Alabama GOP Faces a Divide after Failed Referendum
Anniston Star Editorial: Special Session
Anniston Star Editorial: No Confidence
SEPTEMBER 13, 2003
Spending Cuts of 1.4% Proposed
Official: Crowded, Understaffed Prisons Put Public at Safety Risk
State Budget Cuts Hit Home
SEPTEMBER 12, 2003
Legislator Says He'll Revive Lottery Bill
Alabama Budget Woes Make Life Tough for Industry Recruiters
After Tax Defeat, State Office Action Suspends Jury Trials
Budget Crisis: Pryor Says Buy Guns, Home Alarms for Safety
Richardson: No New Books, Fewer Teachers Expected Now
Victims' Facilities Set To Lose State Support
State Details Severe Cuts
Ala. Supreme Court May Cut Justices by 2 To Save Money, Chief Says
Nonprofit Agencies Expect Loss of State Funding
SEPTEMBER 11, 2003
Riley Reacts To Defeat By Planning Big Cuts
Examples Of Non-State Agencies And Schools Targeted For Cuts
Legislators Get Glimpse of Riley's Plan B
Prisoners May Go Free, Riley Says
Schools May Revisit Property Tax Vote
Workers Fear for Jobs
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