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Arise Daily News Digest 12-31-2012AL.COM - Alabama funding may hinder NRA plan for school guards, AL.COM - GOP governors walk balance beam on health law. AL.COM - Deal on farm bill extension could prevent doubling of milk prices. AL.COM - Houston County facing backlog of 300 drug cases due to closure of satellite crime lab. AL.COM - Alabama Education Association asks Legislature to hike teacher pay by 10 percent over two years. ALABAMA POLITICAL REPORTER - Top Ten Political Stories 2012 (MOBILE) PRESS-REGISTER - Contributor Ed Aikens: A mental healthcare professional's perspective on gun laws. DECATUR DAILY – The Decatur Daily: Division and unity. ANNISTON STAR – The Anniston Star: Teaching and shooting: School superintendents shouldn’t be asked to decide which teachers should be armed. MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER - Top stories in Alabama during 2012. MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER - Environmental practices training the focus of collaboration. MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER - Contributor Darius Ross: Minimum wage must rise in 2013. WASHINGTON POST - Senate negotiators yet to reach ‘fiscal cliff’ deal as clock winds down. WASHINGTON POST - From partisan perspective, ‘cliff’ may not be that scary. WASHINGTON POST – The Fix: As ‘fiscal cliff’ looms, Republicans have no political incentive to make deal with Obama. WASHINGTON POST -Columnist E. J. Dionne: Here’s to a kinder, gentler year. WASHINGTON POST - Contributor Aaron Kupchik: The flaws in the NRA’s school-security proposal. WASHINGTON POST - NRA fingerprints in landmark health-care law. NEW YORK TIMES - Experts Forecast the Cost of Failure to Compromise NEW YORK TIMES - Settlement Expected on Past Abuses in Home Loans NEW YORK TIMES – Columnist Bill Keller: Babes in Arms NEW YORK TIMES – The New York Times: A Broken System for Tracking Guns NEW YORK TIMES – Columnist Paul Krugman: Brewing Up Confusion Alabama's Medicaid reform should put patients firstACPP appreciates the opportunity to represent consumer interests on the Alabama Medicaid Advisory Commission. Toward that end, we have assembled a coalition of advocacy organizations to provide consumer input on the reform process. The coalition has identified eight core principles of consumer-centered Medicaid reform. |