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Yep, she is loved and shall be missed!!!
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The day the vote-buying stopped
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Despite school sentiment, Harding's leader said no to integration
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Swimming against the tide of desegregation in Little Rock
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Re: “Beebe announces prison study”
I HAVE A SISTER-IN-LAW THAT HAS A 24 YR. OLD GRANDSON THAT GOES TO COURT IN BENTON CO. ARKANSAS APRIL 2011 FOR A NON VIOLINT CRIME. HE CAN GET IN A PLACE CALLED TEEN CHALLENGE IN HOT SPRINGS, AR. HE IS CLEAN CUT, AND ADMITS TO MAKING STUPID DECISSIONS. HE WANTS TO GET ON WITH HIS LIFE AND BE GOOD. THE JUDGES IN BENTON CO., WILL NOT GIVE HIM A CHANCE TO GO TO TEEN CHALLENGE. I HAVE HAD THIS PERSON STAY 2 WEEKS AT MY HOME, AND HE WANTS HELP. DO THE JUDGES GET MORE PAY FOR PRISON SENTENCING?