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Small Town Political Gazette 1/23/08

Posted by waltm, on January 23rd, 2008, at 10:14 am

Gazette logo 2Daily Mountain Eagle asks “Whatever happened to integrity?” in discussing public officials and employees.

Times Daily discusses the disappointment of some that Sheffield born Fred Thompson, dropped out of the presidential race.

Times Daily also reports the Red Bay Council is mulling cuts in pay for city officals. Quote of the day: “We want to be progressive and move this city forward, but in my opinion cutting the council salaries is not a progressive move.”

The national and local economy are discussed at Times Journal, Times Daily, Atmore Advance, and Courier Journal

The Demopolis Times and the Dothan Eagle tell of citizens exercising their right to seek redress of grievance from the government.

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