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B.B. King goes home then to funeral
___B.B. King didn't seem his usual old self last weekend when he was performing in his hometown of Indianola, Miss.
___He put on two fine shows in one evening, but he seemed a bit distracted. [FULL STORY]

Clintons in lovefest with Bush
___ If there's anything more unappealing than watchin politicians mud wrestle, it's watching them pretend they like each other.
___ Oozing insincerity, President bush praised hs prdecessor on Monday during an unveiling of the Clintons' official (and utterly mediocre) White House portraits. [FULL STORY]

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New Cabot High School

By BRANDY ANDREWS- Leader Staff Writer
>>> IN SHORT>>> Community takes pride in building a new campus at a cost of $13 million to meet continued growth. [FULL STORY]

Guard staying on alert in war
By JON PARHAM - Leader Managing Editor
>>> IN SHORT>>> With a high number of Arkansas Army National Guard soldiers deployed to Iraq, the Air National Guard is prepared to respond to needs in the state. [FULL STORY]

O'Brien focuses on future
By JON PARHAM - Leader Managing Editor
>>> IN SHORT>>> Democratic Pulaski County-Circuit Clerk candidate Pat O'Brien said he is focused on winning in the November general election and restoring the trus he said has been lost in the office. [FULL STORY]

Fire at Chopsticks
By BRANDY ANDREWS - Leader Staff Writer
>>> IN SHORT>>> Chopsticks Restaurant in Jacksonville sustained about $225,000 in damage Monday after a grease fire got out of control. [FULL STORY]

Chamber on tour
Kerry Canvaness, vice president of Frhour Construction in Cabot, shows Cabot Chamber of Commerce members the Cabot Quarries, where rock is extracted, during a tour of the facilities last week. [FULL STORY]

By BRANDY ANDREWS - Leader Staff Writer

___Dupree Park played host to one of the most bizarre basebal games in history Saturday afternoon. In a AAA American Legion matchup between Jacksonville's Gwatney was awarded a 9-4 victory in the middle of the seventh inning while trailing 10-9.
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B.B. King goes home then to funeral ___B.B. King didn't seem his usual old self last weekend when he was performing in his hometown of Indianola, Miss. ___He put on two fine shows in one evening, but he seemed a bit distracted. [FULL STORY] Clintons in lovefest with Bush ___ If there's anything more unappealing than watchin politicians mud wrestle, it's watching them pretend they like each other. ___ Oozing insincerity, President bush praised hs prdecessor on Monday during an unveiling of the Clintons' official (and utterly mediocre) White House portraits. [FULL STORY] Thanks for response to subscription drive We appreciate the great response to our subscription drive. But we still need to hear from you. Many of our readers subscribed last May and June, so we want to remind you to renew your subscription today. This is also a good time to sign up for the Leader for only $18 a year -$15 for seniors (our computers will make sure they get two months free if they paid the full amount). You get two big issues a week -Wednesdays and Saturdays-for less than 18 cents a copy delivered to your home. (The Leader costs 25 cents on newsstands.) = Write a letter to the editor. = Submit story ideas, school = news or church news Previous Issues	Front Page New Cabot High School By BRANDY ANDREWS- Leader Staff Writer >>> IN SHORT>>> Community takes pride in building a new campus at a cost of $13 million to meet continued growth. [FULL STORY] Guard staying on alert in war By JON PARHAM - Leader Managing Editor >>> IN SHORT>>> With a high number of Arkansas Army National Guard soldiers deployed to Iraq, the Air National Guard is prepared to respond to needs in the state. [FULL STORY] O'Brien focuses on future By JON PARHAM - Leader Managing Editor >>> IN SHORT>>> Democratic Pulaski County-Circuit Clerk candidate Pat O'Brien said he is focused on winning in the November general election and restoring the trus he said has been lost in the office. [FULL STORY] Fire at Chopsticks By BRANDY ANDREWS - Leader Staff Writer >>> IN SHORT>>> Chopsticks Restaurant in Jacksonville sustained about $225,000 in damage Monday after a grease fire got out of control. [FULL STORY]	Chamber on tour Kerry Canvaness, vice president of Frhour Construction in Cabot, shows Cabot Chamber of Commerce members the Cabot Quarries, where rock is extracted, during a tour of the facilities last week. [FULL STORY] By BRANDY ANDREWS - Leader Staff Writer ___Dupree Park played host to one of the most bizarre basebal games in history Saturday afternoon. In a AAA American Legion matchup between Jacksonville's Gwatney was awarded a 9-4 victory in the middle of the seventh inning while trailing 10-9. [FULL STORY]