My column is in today’s Arkansas Democrat-Gazette so check me out on the Voices page in the Arkansas section. I sort out teenage drinking this week. You will find out what I think this morning in the paper.
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TODAY at MONDAY’s meeting of
The Little Rock Touchdown Club
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Ole Miss Color Analyst in Football and Basketball
& Former Assistant under Lou Holtz
PETE CORDELLI
Pete’s coaching stops included Notre Dame, Arkansas, Minnesota, TCU
& Memphis St as well as serving as a scout for the Dallas Cowboys
PETE WILL HELP PREVIEW THE OLE MISS/ARKANSAS GAME THIS SATURDAY
The Razorback’s loss to Kentucky and other SEC Games will be reviewed, as well as
weekend action from other Arkansas colleges
Let’s Give PETE a BIG WELCOME to Little Rock!
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Lunch is $15 for members and $25 for non members.
There is a $10 attendance fee if you are not going to eat, but still want to attend the meeting.
Buffet Lunch 11:00-12:00, Program 12:00-1:00
Embassy Suites Hotel
Standard TD Club memberships are $50. For priority and guaranteed seating at all of our meetings you can purchase the Fifty Yard Line Membership, for $250, which also includes a picture with each guest speaker
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For More Information go to LRTouchdown.com
or contact Club Director Kelly Lasseigne at kellylasseigne@comcast.net
CHECK OUT OUR TERRIFIC WEBSITE
WITH INFO ON THIS SEASON’S SPEAKERS !!
Early voting for the Nov. 4 general election begins statewide today. There are seven presidential candidates and a bunch of initiated acts and questions.
Beautiful weather helped the Arkansas State Fair set a new attendance record this year. 467,007 people walked through the fairground gates. The new figure was a 5 percent jump over last year’s.
Entergy Arkansas wants a final ruling from state utility regulators on how much it owes ratepayers after a January 2007 finding that it had mismanaged coal supplies, causing rate increases in 2005 and 2006
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences won’t lobby the state Legislature next year to scrap quotas that reserve spots in medical school for students from certain areas of the state.
The National Association of State Boards of Education is honoring Claiborne Deming, president and chief executive of Murphy Oil, with the Friend of Education Award.
Pilgrim’s Pride, the largest U.S. chicken producer, plunged 24.53 percent in trading Friday on speculation the company may file for bankruptcy if it fails to refinance its debt.
A city official says he thinks final approval of an Amtrak passenger stop in Hope is close enough that he’s ordered signs that will be put along streets and highways in the area, directing travelers to the downtown train depot.
State Rep. Steve Harrelson is urging Amtrak not to abolish the only ticket agent position at the Texarkana station when agent Merle Hogue retires at the end of this month.
Brian Barnett was arrested by Searcy Police midday for refusing to cover profanity on a political sign he was holding on a street corner. Barnett opposes Republican Kyle Reeves and Democrat Monte Betts in the race for House District 50.
Tony Alamo stands charged of transporting a minor across state lines for illegal activities. His indictment was unsealed in Texarkana Friday, and Little Rock attorney John Wesley Hall, Jr represents Alamo.
Little Rock police arrested Bessie Clegg Johnson on a second-degree battery charge after receiving information that a 3-year-old developmentally disabled boy in her foster care had been whipped with a belt. According to the affadavitt, the injuries “appeared as multiple loop marks, bruises and small healing cuts over [the child’s] back, legs, abdomen and forehead, some of which appeared to be healing, and others appeared as fresh injuries.”
A Saline County man will spend a month in jail and give up his pit bulls after pleading no contest to a felony dogfighting charge. Patrick Janiszewski also won’t be allowed to own pit bulls during a six-year probation.
A Lake Village doctor, Shirlene Hill, is charged with felony controlled-substances fraud and felony conspiracy to introduce controlled substances into the bodies of others.
Four Van Buren police officers involved in two separate incidents — one involving a controlled substance and the other a physical altercation — were suspended for 30 days without pay earlier this month.
North Little Rock officials are balking at a new $1 cash fee that CenterPoint Energy wants to charge the 7,000 customers who pay their monthly gas bill in person at city offices.
Kentucky 21 – Arkansas 20
Louisiana-Lafayette 28 – ASU 23
Valdosta State 21 – Harding 13
Tamps Bay Rays beat Boston and moves on tos the World Series Wednesday night against Philadelphia Phillies.
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