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Court Clerk Gene L. Goldsby Dies
a funeral service will be this morning for mr. gene l. goldsby, who was shelby county's general sessions court clerk from 1975 to 1992.
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Voter Registrations Increase Since Last Elect - Fort Payne Times Journal
voters will decide the next president in six days, and the number of registered voters in dekalb county has increased since the 2004 general election. “we have had someone in the office everyday since [friday], the last day to register, working on ...
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Last Chance To Register To Vote Is Today - Fort Payne Times Journal
if you haven’t registered to vote in the nov. 4 election, you’re running out of time. to be able to cast a vote for the next u.s. president, registration forms must be in the dekalb county board of registrars office or postmarked by today ...
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The Politics Of Rehab: On Getting Back In The Game
one of the redeeming things about politics - the flip side of a rather tarnished coin, as it were - is the astonishing degree to which rehabilitations are conferred on former miscreants of one sort or another.
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Bulletin Board - Abington Mariner
the plymouth recreation department is offering ballroom dancing classes taught by richard horblit in september and november, in the memorial hall auditorium. call the plymouth recreation department at 508-747-1620, ext. 137, or richard horblit at 508 ...
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District Da Office Adds Two Prosecutors - Nashville Post
davidson county district attorney general torry johnson has added two prosecutors to his office. allen grant is a new general sessions prosecutor. he received his law degree from the university of memphis. a graduate of middle tennessee state ...
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Turner, Wilson Vie For Newly Created County Judge Position - Desoto Times Today
desoto county — with little more than two weeks left until the nov. 4 general election, candidates for a second county court judge seat are focused on experience. celeste wilson, who faces southaven attorney john “jack” turner, said she is best ...
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Gop 'hometown Connection' Tour Visits Alabama Campus - Tuscaloosa News
tuscaloosa | every republican statewide candidate on the nov. 4 general election ballot made tuscaloosa the 44th of alabama’s 67 counties to be visited by the party’s “hometown connection” bus tour when the bus pulled up at the ferguson ...
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Gop Bus Tour Brings Candidates To Tuscaloosa - Tuscaloosa News
tuscaloosa | every republican running a statewide campaign for the nov. 4 general election ballot was along for the ride when the gop’s “hometown connection” bus tour stopped in tuscaloosa on monday. republicans hometown connection (michael e ...
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How The Senate's 60 Lawyers Voted On Bailout Bill - Law.com
lawyers across america have anxiously anticipated the fate of an economic rescue package before congress. the house of representatives struck down the bush administration's initial proposal on monday , 228-207, but a revised bill was passed by the ...
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Otis L. Sanford: Ford's Sentence Was For More Than Latest Sins - Memphis Commercial Appeal
when a federal judge gave john ford a whopping 14 more years in prison, the first thing that came to mind were the whippings my mother used to give me. mom had this habit of saving up the misdeeds i'd committed over time. she made me think i was ...
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Can Private Companies Helping The Nsa Be Watchdogs, Too? - Wired
companies that secretly helped the government's secret anti-terrorism surveillance operations without requiring valid legal orders have found their reputations sullied, their billboards re-decorated and their lawyers busy fending off suits seeking ...
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