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Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal
Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That’s the state’s savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned waters along... // Opelika Auburn News 29/06/2008 19:49 Voters could have final say on VW deal Tuscaloosa News
MONTGOMERY | Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan
for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which
have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to
lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned waters along the Alabama coast, and it now holds $3.2 billion. Pulling out that money would require statewide approval of an amendment to the constitution. Main said the trust fund option... // Tuscaloosa News 29/06/2008 16:23 Voters may have say in VW deal financing Biloxi Sun Herald
29/06/2008 09:06 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal Chicago Tribune
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - If Volkswagen AG picks Alabama for an assembly plant, voters statewide will likely get to decide
if they want to seal the deal, possibly by tapping into a state
savings account. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned waters... // Chicago Tribune 29/06/2008 08:36 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state ABC15.com (KNXV-TV)
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November 4th to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay... // ABC15.com (KNXV-TV) 29/06/2008 08:07 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW KHSL
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November 4th to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay... // KHSL 29/06/2008 08:06 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state WXXA
29/06/2008 08:00 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state Newswatch 50
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November 4th to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay... // Newswatch 50 29/06/2008 07:53 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state CBS 42
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November 4th to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay... // CBS 42 29/06/2008 07:52 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state CBS 5 - Green Bay
Volkswagon (Alexander Hassenstein, Getty Images) MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November 4th to elect a president and other officials may also... // CBS 5 - Green Bay 29/06/2008 06:13 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state WRCB-TV
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If German carmaker Volkswagen picks Alabama
for an assembly plant, voters in the state will likely get to
decide if they want to seal the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November Fourth to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up... // WRCB-TV 29/06/2008 05:38 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal MyFox Birmingham
Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned... // MyFox Birmingham 29/06/2008 05:16 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state WTOL
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November Fourth to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to... // WTOL 29/06/2008 05:14 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal WOOD-TV
MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- If Volkswagen AG picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters statewide will likely get to decide if they want to
seal the deal, possibly by tapping into a state savings account. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant
and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been
disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German
automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a
president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or
down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a
one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's
savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in
state-owned waters along... // WOOD-TV 29/06/2008 05:14 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state WLNS
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November Fourth to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to... // WLNS 29/06/2008 05:08 Alabama voters may have to seal the deal if VW picks state Fox 28
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an assembly
plant, voters there will likely get to decide if they want to seal
the deal. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives that have not been disclosed. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on November Fourth to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to... // Fox 28 29/06/2008 05:04 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal MLive.com
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — If Volkswagen AG picks Alabama for an
assembly plant, voters statewide will likely get to decide if they
want to seal the deal, possibly by tapping into a state savings
account. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned... // MLive.com 29/06/2008 04:52 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal al.com
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — If Volkswagen picks Alabama for an
assembly plant, voters statewide will likely get to decide if they
want to seal the deal, possibly by tapping into a state savings
account. Alabama is in a contest with Tennessee and Michigan for the plant and its 2,000 jobs. It is offering incentives, which have not been disclosed but could be more than $200 million, to lure the German automaker. If Alabama wins, voters going to the polls on Nov. 4 to elect a president and other officials may also get to give a thumbs up or down on how best to pay for the incentives. State Finance Director Jim Main favors paying for them with a one-time withdrawal from the Alabama Trust Fund. That's the state's savings account for royalties from natural gas wells drilled in state-owned... // al.com 29/06/2008 04:49 Alabama voters could have final say on VW deal Times Daily
28/06/2008 22:38 Hail damages 30000 new Volkswagens Telegraph.co.uk
According to a report in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, hail
the size of tennis balls slammed into 30,000 new cars parked at a
factory in Emden on Germany's North Sea coast and at a port in the
city. A spokesman for the carmaker said that each of the 30,000 vehicles would have to be examined for damage so they could be repaired before being sold. The spokesman stressed that Volkswagen is insured against hailstorm damage and would not... // Telegraph.co.uk 28/06/2008 08:35 Hailstorm damages up to 30000 Volkswagens awaiting delivery Autoblog
28/06/2008 03:34 Over 30000 Volkswagens damaged by hailstorm in Germany Auto Insight
The June 22 hailstorm hit a lot filled with new cars at a plant in
Emden, on the North Sea coast. The cars were waiting to be shipped
to dealerships overseas. Most of the vehicles sustained heavy paint and body damage, but little glass was broken, Volkswagen spokesman Christoph Adomat said. “We can’t make a damage estimate yet,†Adomat said. Volkswagen was insured against the damage, and each of the vehicles will be... // Auto Insight 28/06/2008 03:14 Germany: Hail damages 30000 Volkswagens Pittsburgh Post Gazette
BERLIN -- Hail the size of pingpong balls damaged some 30,000 new
vehicles at a Volkswagen plant in northern Germany, a company
spokesman said today. The June 22 hailstorm hit a lot filled with new cars at a plant in Emden, on the North Sea coast. The cars were waiting to be shipped to dealerships overseas. Most of the vehicles sustained heavy paint and body damage, but little glass was broken, Volkswagen spokesman Christoph Adomat said.... // Pittsburgh Post Gazette 28/06/2008 02:17 30 000 VW cars damaged by hail News24.com
Berlin - A hailstorm in northwestern Germany damaged up to
30 000 vehicles at a Volkswagen plant, causing losses that
could amount to €100m, a spokesperson said on Friday. His remarks were in line with a report in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, saying that on Sunday, hail the size of tennis balls slammed into 30 000 new cars parked at a factory in Emden and at a port in the city. "We are inspecting the cars with the help of experts... // News24.com 27/06/2008 23:30 Germany: Hail damages 30K Volkswagens The Courier News
BERLIN---- Hail the size of pingpong balls damaged some 30,000 new
vehicles at a Volkswagen plant in northern Germany, a company
spokesman said Friday. The June 22 hailstorm hit a lot filled with new cars at a plant in Emden, on the North Sea coast. The cars were waiting to be shipped to dealerships overseas. Most of the vehicles sustained heavy paint and body damage, but little glass was broken, Volkswagen spokesman Christoph Adomat said.... // The Courier News 27/06/2008 23:14 Germany: Hail damages 30000 Volkswagens BusinessWeek
Hail the size of pingpong balls damaged some 30,000 new vehicles at
a Volkswagen plant in northern Germany, a company spokesman said
Friday. The June 22 hailstorm hit a lot filled with new cars at a plant in Emden, on the North Sea coast. The cars were waiting to be shipped to dealerships overseas. Most of the vehicles sustained heavy paint and body damage, but little glass was broken, Volkswagen spokesman Christoph Adomat said. "We can't... // BusinessWeek 27/06/2008 23:02 Hailstorm damages up to 30000 new VW cars awaiting delivery Monsters and Critics.com
Berlin - A severe hailstorm over the weekend damaged up to 30,000
brand new Volkswagen cars awaiting delivery to domestic and foreign
customers, the company reported from its headquarters in Wolfsburg
Friday. The hailstorm struck the VW assembly plant at Emden on the North Sea coast on Sunday. The vehicles were standing outdoors, many awaiting shipment to customers abroad and others ready for collection by German clients. VW spokesman Christoph Adomat said that there was as yet no estimate of... // Monsters and Critics.com 27/06/2008 22:37 30000 VW Cars Hammered by Hailstorm Naharnet
A hailstorm in northwestern Germany damaged up to 30,000 vehicles
at a Volkswagen plant, causing losses that could amount to 100
million euros, a spokesman told AFP on Friday. His remarks were in line with a report in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, saying that on Sunday, hail the size of tennis balls slammed into 30,000 new cars parked at a factory in Emden and at a port in the city. "We are inspecting the cars with the help of experts... // Naharnet 27/06/2008 22:08 Giant hail batters 30000 new Volkswagens CNN
27/06/2008 21:45 Giant hail batters 30000 new Volkswagens CNN International
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