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Buffalo Bills promote Overdorf to senior VP in minor restructuring (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News) - ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - Jim Overdorf has been promoted to Buffalo Bills senior vice-president of football administration, giving him control over contract negotiations and salary cap decisions.

Bills to make officials reveal income (New Orleans Times-Picayune) - BATON ROUGE -- While Gov. Bobby Jindal's slate of proposed ethics law changes is expected to number more than three dozen bills, leading lawmakers and other observers say the bellwether of the upcoming special session is a push to expand personal financial disclosure by elected officials.

NFL set to OK annual Bills game in Toronto (Sports Illustrated) - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was expected to announce plans Friday for the Buffalo Bills to play an annual regular-season game in Toronto, starting this year.

Bills' Everett Continues Amazing Recovery (NBC4 Washington, D.C.) - On Thursday, the Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett called what was thought to be a catastrophic spinal cord injury, a "temporary little injury".

Bills' Everett Keeps Up Incredible Recovery (KCTV 5 Kansas City) - Five months ago, Kevin Everett lay in a hospital while doctors doubted he would ever walk again. On Thursday, the Buffalo Bills tight end called what was thought to be a catastrophic spinal cord injury, a "temporary little injury".

Power bills to double to pay carbon costs (Adelaide Now) - MAJOR Australian greenhouse gas emitters believe that emissions-trading costs of about $65 a tonne of carbon are inevitable, forcing household electricity bills to rise by almost 100 per cent.

Abortion Bills Advance in the General Assembly (CBS 6 Richmond) - RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Two abortion-related bills won preliminary approval Thursday in the House of Delegates. One would guarantee women the opportunity to view an ultrasound image of the fetus before the abortion.

Bills tight end continues remarkable recovery (KOIN News 6 Portland) - CHICAGO (AP) - Five months ago, Kevin Everett lay in a hospital while doctors doubted he would ever walk again. Today the Buffalo Bills tight end calls what was thought to be a catastrophic spinal cord injury, a "temporary little injury".

Some bills that have passed one house and sent to the other (The Times of Northwest Indiana) - Here are some bills that have passed either the Indiana House or Senate and been sent to the opposite chamber for consideration:

5 mos. after accident, Bills TE Everett walking, standing tall (ABC 7 Chicago) - Five months after accident, Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett is walking, standing tall