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George Smith: Henry Ford's Model T is now 100 ...
George Smith's column for Friday, Oct. 3, 2008.
The Anniston Star Online – Oct 3, 2008 05:45 AM [GMT] – comment?
George Smith's column for Friday, Oct. 3, 2008.
The Anniston Star Online – Oct 3, 2008 05:45 AM [GMT] – comment?
Talladega man found guilty of trafficking marijuana
A Talladega man has been found guilty of dealing in a large quantity of marijuana, the Calhoun/ Cleburne County District Attorney's Office reports.
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A Talladega man has been found guilty of dealing in a large quantity of marijuana, the Calhoun/ Cleburne County District Attorney's Office reports.
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Oxfordfest heading into 21st year
This Saturday, it's all about Oxford. The 21st annual Oxfordfest, a downtown festival in the county's fastest-growing city, will feature music, crafts and more. Organizers expect at least 20,000 people will knock on Oxford's door.
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This Saturday, it's all about Oxford. The 21st annual Oxfordfest, a downtown festival in the county's fastest-growing city, will feature music, crafts and more. Organizers expect at least 20,000 people will knock on Oxford's door.
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Judge says parties to get free copies of Alabama voter list
MONTGOMERY — Alabama's secretary of state agreed Thursday to provide free copies of the statewide voter list to the state's Democratic and Republican parties, rather than charging a penny a name.
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MONTGOMERY — Alabama's secretary of state agreed Thursday to provide free copies of the statewide voter list to the state's Democratic and Republican parties, rather than charging a penny a name.
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Tyson damages in race bias case cut
BIRMINGHAM — A federal judge has struck down $1 million in punitive damages that Tyson Foods had been ordered to pay an Alabama man in a racial bias case that has been in the courts for a dozen years.
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BIRMINGHAM — A federal judge has struck down $1 million in punitive damages that Tyson Foods had been ordered to pay an Alabama man in a racial bias case that has been in the courts for a dozen years.
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Tillman appeals trespass conviction
MONTGOMERY — Former Chicago alderman and civil rights activist Dorothy Tillman was found guilty Thursday of criminal trespassing at a Montgomery hospital in a dispute over medical records, but her attorney immediately appealed and is seeking a jury trial.
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MONTGOMERY — Former Chicago alderman and civil rights activist Dorothy Tillman was found guilty Thursday of criminal trespassing at a Montgomery hospital in a dispute over medical records, but her attorney immediately appealed and is seeking a jury trial.
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Second animal shot with arrow this week found Tuesday
A 6-month-old dog found shot with an arrow Tuesday wasn't anything new to the Anniston Animal Medical Center. It was the second time in less than a week they've rescued a dog from a rogue archer's handiwork.
The Anniston Star Online – Oct 2, 2008 05:09 AM [GMT] – comment?
A 6-month-old dog found shot with an arrow Tuesday wasn't anything new to the Anniston Animal Medical Center. It was the second time in less than a week they've rescued a dog from a rogue archer's handiwork.
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Efforts to take control of McClellan suffer setbacks
Two efforts to take control of McClellan from Calhoun County saw serious setbacks this week. Incoming Anniston leaders on Wednesday said they would not support the city's federal suit to take over the property.
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Two efforts to take control of McClellan from Calhoun County saw serious setbacks this week. Incoming Anniston leaders on Wednesday said they would not support the city's federal suit to take over the property.
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Reddick stripped of candidacy for Anniston council
Just days before a runoff election for a City Council seat, David Reddick appears to have had his candidacy stripped for not filing campaign finance forms on time.
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Just days before a runoff election for a City Council seat, David Reddick appears to have had his candidacy stripped for not filing campaign finance forms on time.
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Jones, Baker ready for runoff
JACKSONVILLE — It has been a long six weeks for the two city council candidates left campaigning. The closest race during the municipal general election, the contest between Place 2 candidates Robert V. Baker Jr. and Mark Jones will be decided Tuesday.
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JACKSONVILLE — It has been a long six weeks for the two city council candidates left campaigning. The closest race during the municipal general election, the contest between Place 2 candidates Robert V. Baker Jr. and Mark Jones will be decided Tuesday.
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