Archive for July 6th, 2010
morning cram [saudi vacation edition]
“It’s the most bewitching, bewildering, beheading vacation spot you’ll never vacation in.”
~NPR interviews Vanity Fair‘s Maureen Dowd
KENTUCKY~ More patients sue a former Paducah social worker alleging sexual advances. Goodwill opens another collection site in Paducah and 2 inmates who escaped a halfway house there are back in custody. A helicopter pilot dies in a Crittenden County crash. Livingston County names a new superintendent. Fancy Farm Officials: no &$%#! this (129th) time around.
TENNESSEE~ New law: no more than 2 sex offenders per halfway house and Montgomery County Sheriffs will use new software to keep up with them.
ILLINOIS~ Bicyclists are getting some loving from the Governor.
Written by Chris Taylor
July 6, 2010 at 9:42 am
Posted in The Morning Cram
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