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Small Town Political Gazette 4/15/08

Posted by waltm, on April 15th, 2008, at 7:32 am

Press-Register Banned in Creola, replacement of mobile home leads to threats of jail

The North Jefferson News Kimberly Council members object to opening local landfills to other counties

The Cleburne News Citing incompatibility, Cleburne County Commission seeks to dispose of its interest in Helfin’s industrial park

Tuscaloosa News Loxley woman sues for false arrest

Demopolis Times Linden City Council makes an appropriate decision on an anti-sagging ordinance

Eufaula Tribune Editorial outlines why the state constitution needs to be changed and recommends locals attend a meeting this Friday in Eufaula

Greenville Advocate Editorial endorsing the state wide smoking ban legislation

The Daily Sentinel Editorial opposed to recently proposed speed limit reduction

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Union Avenue in Ozark in the 1920s

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