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Little Rock Board of Director's press city for hot dog cart ordinance Board of Directors Brad Cazort  -  Ward 4 board@littlerock.org Tuesday, November 2, 2010 In a heroic & unexpected attempt to bring Little Rock closer into the era of modern city vending, Little Rock Board of Director Brad Cazort of Ward-4, directly pressed for a response from Little Rock City Manager Bruce Moore in the Nov. 1 board meeting.  His question was,  why hasn't the Board been presented with an official hot dog cart ordinance for this year? Even though this season is obviously over for most vendors, they would sure like to have an ordinance ready for next spring.  Director Cazort conveyed that in the interest of tourism and revenue, a hot dog cart is an obvious and well-tested draw to any city, especially this one. His comments were quickly seconded  by Board Member Doris Wright of Ward-6, indicating that she was tired of going downtown when there is no food avai

PCSO: Deputy/Jailer Albert Harris arrested for felony battery- on leave by  Ean Lee Bordeaux  on Thursday, July 21, 2011 at 6:19pm The attached report details an incident involving a PCSO Detention Deputy (Albert Harris) and an inmate (Matthew Roth).  The Deputy was arrested for Battery 2nd (felony) and is on Administrative Leave pending an internal review. Deputy Albert Harris Agency: PCSO Author: CONE, CHRIS 2011015222 INITIAL REPORT Report Type: I On 7/15/11 I received copies of report number 11-02506 from the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility. This report and its included supplements detailed an incident involving a subject control use of force situation in the Intake area of the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility on 7/13/11 at approximately 2100 hours, The initial reporting officer (Deputy Albert Harris/2170) completed an Offense/Incident report, the narrative of which is copied below: AT 2155 HOURS INMATE ROTH WAS STAN

National Inflation Assoc: Important Debt Ceiling Update-Numbers Game  Charade  by  Ean Lee Bordeaux  on Monday, August 1, 2011 at 4:18am Important Debt Ceiling Update President Obama just announced late this evening that a deal has been reached to cut government spending and raise the debt ceiling in order to avoid a debt default. If the deal is approved on Monday, it will raise the debt ceiling by between $2.1 and $2.4 trillion in three installments: $400 billion immediately, $500 billion this fall subject to a disapproval vote by Congress, and $1.2 to $1.5 trillion more after a special committee agrees on a matching amount of spending cuts that will be in addition to $900 billion in spending cuts proposed in the bill. With no tax increases included in this plan, all of this additional debt will eventually be monetized and paid for through monetary inflation. Although the deal is supposed to cut as much as $2.4 trillion in spending

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