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Local News An empty speaking podium with microphones and flags

Drafting Gore, Backing Gingrich: The Candidates Mobile Wished Were Running

admin, June 25, 2007

A restaurateur was writing letters urging Al Gore to run. A CPA was backing Newt Gingrich, who had not announced. Across the Mobile area, the most enthusiastic 2008 supporters were backing candidates who did not exist.

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Baldwin County A small recreational fishing boat on the calm water of a coastal bay

1,600 Tons of Rubble Became a New Fishing Reef in Mobile Bay

admin, May 23, 2007

The Alabama Wildlife Federation built the Upper Wreck Reef between Mullet Point and the mouth of Weeks Bay, a 1.25-acre underwater structure of recycled rubble finished in time for Memorial Day weekend.

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Local News Financial documents and ledgers representing a campaign finance disclosure report

Sam Jones’ Winning Mayoral Campaign Spent Nearly $936,000, Year-End Report Showed

admin, February 7, 2006

Mobile Mayor Sam Jones’ 2005 campaign raised more than $832,000 in cash and spent nearly $936,000 to win a four-seat race, according to the annual year-end financial report filed in early 2006.

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Local News University campus building with columns

A Mobile Seat on the University of Alabama Board Comes Open, and a Quiet Fight Begins

admin, December 2, 2004

Oliver Delchamps Jr.’s move to emeritus status leaves a first congressional district seat on the University of Alabama board open, and the Senate may have the last word.

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Mobile A podium and microphone at a political party meeting

Former State GOP Chairman Quits Party Committees After Backing a Democrat for District Attorney

admin, August 9, 2004

Roger McConnell, a former Alabama Republican Party chairman from Mobile, resigned from the state and county GOP executive committees in 2004 after co-hosting a fundraiser for Democratic District Attorney John Tyson Jr.

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