Two Local Banking Companies Shut Down
By: Kevin Character
Panama City Commissioners Veto Low Income Apartment Project
By: J. Michael Brown
Walton Commission Holds Executive Session
By: Allyson Walker
Florida Pulls Restrictions on Gulf Fishing
Source: Associated Press
Cyclists Bike 2500 Miles for Charity Project
By: Kevin Character
Head of Spill Response Visits Tyndall
By: Marc McAfee
Sallie Mae Employees to Possibly Work for BP
By: Nadeen Yanes
Elections Office Struggles to Slice Budget
By: Elizabeth Cate
Coastal Community Bank Taken Over by FDIC, Arkansas Bank
Source: FDIC
Panama City Police Searching for Burglary Suspects
Source: Panama City Police Department
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Tallahassee, Fla:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida House has passed a bill to restore and fix a stricken law that unconstitutionally limited political speech.
The former “electioneering” law required nonpolitical organizations to register with the state if they did so much as mention a candidate or issue.
The bill (HB 1207) passed on a 73-42 party line vote Thursday due to another provision that restores campaign funds controlled by legislative leaders.
Republicans voted for it and Democrats opposed it.
Leadership funds were abolished 20 years ago. State party organizations now control such contributions, but a former Republican chairman was recently ousted amid allegations he misused party money.
The bill next goes to the Senate.
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