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1- (Clje REGION Saturday. April 15, 2006 Page 3A Hunting egg-stravaganza li 3 I Annistsn Crime 4 Jt 7 www.annistonstar.com Complete coverage on the Internet I tin IVlnvzfiWIdf Hoitms -9 Has Bus Stop Tomato IT Pepper)) Plants 7 1 J) felt AprU 201,22,27,2829 at 8:00 PM April 23 30 Sunday Matinee at 2:00 PM Zmnie ThMtn at Bucknw Cmti McCleHM Tickets 15 Mulls. (5 Students, Group Rates Available Tickets may be purchased at Noble Bank Anniston Oxford. Bank of Anniston and Golden Springs Pharmacy Call 820-CAST for reservations WIJCIIIIIll' I Good Friday 205-763-72 1 Four-year-olds Logan Grubbs, left, and Antoine McGee were among the participants in an Easter egg hunt for preschoolers Friday at Weaver Elementary School. T-.

rasi rresent ruture i BRIEFS Auburn University trustees approve tuition, fee boosts MONTGOMERY -r-Auburn University trustees approved increasing the school's tuition and athletic fees Friday, a move that will cost most students an extra $410ayear. Trustees approved a 2 percent tuition increase that would increase in-state tuition from $5,278 to $5,496 in 2006-07. Non-Alabama undergraduates would pay 1 5,496 next year, up from 1 4,878. The increase is to help pay for building maintenance. They also approved a large athletic fee increase, raising it from $36 to 1 92 per year.

The athletic fee increase was the first at Auburn since 1990. A 2 percent tuition increase' also was approved for Auburn University Montgomery, with in-state undergraduatespaying $4,500, up from 1 0 this year. Nonresident undergraduates will pay $13,500, up from $13,230. The changes were approved with one unanimous voice vote, said David Granger, a university spokesman. Backers of state law noting 2 crimes if pregnant woman killed: Unborn have a voice MOBILE '-r- Supporters of Alabama's new legislation that recognizes two victims instead of one when a pregnant woman is assaulted or killed say it gives the unborn a voice.

A Citronelle couple, Tim and Sharon Helveston, were among families who pushed the Alabama Legislature to approve the bill, which Gov. Bob Riley plans to sign into law Monday. Riley met Friday with the Helvestons and two other families in Mobile. The bill's sponsor, -Rep. Spencer Collier, R-Bayou La Batre, and several other area legislators attended the ceremony.

The bill is called the "Brody Act" in memory of the unborn son of 23-year-old Brandy Parker of Albertville. Parker was eight months pregnant when she was shot and killed on July 27. The legislation will go into effect July 1 and can't be used retroactively. Photos by Bill WilsonThe Anniston Star Homeland Security chief: Criticism of Katrina response 'constructive' Yahooooo! BY GARRY MITCHELL competitively bid contracts. She might not be saying it on the But trust us.

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