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Baldwin County Air refueling tanker aircraft in flight

Governor Candidate Urges Guard Tankers Be Used to Spray Dispersant on Gulf Slick; State Says No

admin, May 1, 2010

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson called for mobilizing Alabama’s KC-135 refueling wing to drop chemical dispersant on the Gulf oil slick. A state general dismissed the idea in two words.

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Baldwin County An airfield runway with hangars in the background

Byrne Brings His Jobs Plan to Brookley as the Governor’s Race Comes to Mobile

admin, January 4, 2010

Bradley Byrne chose Brookley Field to unveil his economic plan on the first working day of 2010, while rival Bill Johnson addressed the Mobile County Republican Executive Committee the same evening.

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Local News The Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, seat of the governor's office

Bill Johnson Asks State Prosecutors to Investigate the Governor He Once Served

admin, December 8, 2009

Gubernatorial candidate Bill Johnson, a former Riley cabinet member, asked Alabama’s attorney general and a district attorney to investigate Gov. Bob Riley over contracts, a special session and casino money.

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Local News Coastal home under a threatening sky

Mobile Lawmaker Says Silence on a Special Session Is an Affront to the Coast

admin, October 15, 2007

State Rep. Joseph Mitchell said the Legislature’s refusal to convene on coastal insurance was deliberate, warning that South Mobile County lawmakers would remember it come the regular session.

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Mobile Speakers seated on a panel before an audience in a meeting hall

‘Bridging Racial Disparity’: A Conservative Forum on Poverty Came to Mobile

admin, May 5, 2007

U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, County Commissioner Juan Chastang and ADECA Director Bill Johnson headlined the Washington/Douglass Economic Forum, a Republican-sponsored think tank session on poverty and race.

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