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FROM THE PUBLISHER>> Reactions
to series on predators
WeÕre getting plenty of comments about our series
on sexual predators. Many readers are sending their comments to
our Web site.
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A
telling roll call
Every now and then a legislative body takes a roll
call that identifies for voters the real constituency of their lawmakers.
The vote on permanent repeal of the federal estate tax provided
such a roll call. [FULL
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OÕBrien
gives voters hope
Could Pulaski County be headed for an honest, reliable
and trouble-free election in 2006, the first in memory for most
of us? [FULL
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More serious than
bingo Arkansas faces a single constitutional
problem worthy of the votersÕ ministrations, if you can believe
the legislature. It is the prospect that Prosecuting Attorney Larry
Jegley will raid a parish hall and arrest a priest and his parishioners
for practicing bingo or engaging in a raffle. [FULL
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Schools
left floundering However briefly, Arkansas
is again a defendant in its courts, where we are expected to explain
why, through the medium of our elected lawmakers, we have not provided
our children the education that our Constitution promises them.
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OPINION>> School
prayer falters
BY ERNIE DUMAS
Adjournment of the 2005 General Assembly was
a blessed event, coming as it did not a moment too soon. The legislature
gets us into the worst trouble when it tries to transform religious
doctrine into civil law and adjournment, or what we hope will be
adjournment sine die, saved us from one more such folly.
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Gov.
Mike Huckabee (front) announces two $10,000 rewards for information
on recent school fires. Pulaski County Special School District
Superintendent Don Henderson is on Huckabee's right. Leader
photo by Brian Rodriguez
IN SHORT:The
reward would come from Huckabee's emergency fund for information
on fires at Sherwood Elementary School and Hope High School.
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CAW
buys land, protects source
IN SHORT:Central
Arkansas Water gathers steam in its move to protect the areaÕs
drinking water with victories in the state legislature and in
Pulaski County court.
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Cabot to pay for fee study
IN SHORT:
But the city councilÕs finance committee still doesnÕt know
how to pay for a study that recommends putting levies on construction.
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Zoning
causes concern in Beebe
IN SHORT:Underdeveloped
property in proposed annexation area will be zoned commercial
if voters approve idea in August.
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Search
for football coach underway
IN SHORT:JHS
head coaching position was officially posted Friday and several
people have already expressed interest in the job. [FULL
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Falcons
are on a roll
IN SHORT:
North
Pulaski baseball is on a two-game winning streak. The Falcons
dominated their last two opponents, beating crosstown rival
Jacksonville 7-1 Friday, then disposing of Little Rock Hall
12-2 Monday afternoon in five innings. [FULL
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You
might be Jane Balgavy if youÕre the guest of honor at the 10th
annual Cabot Scholarship Foundation Roast and Toast. [FULL
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Senior
Master Sgt. Timothy Standish, 314th Security Forces Squadron
helps Jonathan Porter, 11, of Jacksonville, try on a helmet
during KUDOS (Kids Understanding Deployment Operations) Saturday
at Little Rock Air Force Base. Leader photo
by Tom Galante
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Improvement
fund helps area
IN SHORT:Sen.
Glover leads in lining up money for his pet projects, although
Sen. Capps, Reps. Bond, Evans, Pate, Prater, Schulte and Wood
also do well for their districts.
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Where money would go
IN SHORT:
Area legislators have secured millions of dollars from the General
Improvement Fund for local projects.
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PCSSD
looking for big savings
IN SHORT: In
preparation for a special Wednesday board meeting called to
cut millions from the school board budget, the financial officer
sees real savings from each proposed cut.
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Cabot
will decide on funding for overpass and center
IN SHORT: Bridge
would be built early if millage passes, but center in limbo
if measure fails.
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City
council wont' settle with official
IN SHORT: Clerk-treasurerÕs
discrimination lawsuit against Cabot goes to trial in July.
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He's upbeat on C-130Js, Berry says
IN SHORT: Ignoring
the White House, Congress is pushing for more transport planes
to help fight wars, although Berry complains of rising deficits
without saying how they could be cut.
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Jacksonville
senior Charreka Connors hits a sacrifice grounder that scored
Megan Peeples from third base during the Lady Devils doubleheader
sweep of Forrest City Monday at Dupree Park. Connors reached
base safely due to an error at first on the play.[FULL
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Leader photo by David Parker
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Falcons
inch closer to state playoff berth
IN SHORT: The
North Pulaski boys soccer team played itself to within one win
of qualifying for the state tournament last week with a 3-1
win over CrowleyÕs Ridge Academy in Paragould.
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