Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Early Tuesday
Damian Williams, the wide receiver from Springdale who has previously committed to Florida, will attend the hopelessly mediocre second tier University of Arkansas instead.
According to today’s Democrat-Gazette, Eleazar Paula Mendez of De Queen claims that her three children interrupted her as she tried to commit suicide Friday so they could tell their mother that they wanted to die with her, according to her sometimes-tearful confessions to investigators. Mendez has bee charged with three counts of capital murder in their suffocation deaths.
A Fayetteville woman pocketed $8,000 selling fake international driver's permits to illegal or undocumented workers, according to Springdale police. Florencia Franqui is charged with theft by deception, a felony.
A state lawmaker, Republican Rep. Mark Martin of Prairie Grove, asked fellow legislators Monday whether the state could manage with a part-timer as Attorney General Mike Beebe's chief of staff. Ruth Whitney, is working part-time on his election campaign.
A Washington County justice of the peace filed an ethics complaint alleging state Sen. Jim Holt accepted an airplane right to a Republican dinner without reporting the expense. Holt, a Republican, is running for lieutenant governor.
Petitions for the initiative to raise the minimum wage will hit the streets any day and supporters anticipate collecting around 120,000 signatures by July 1, according to Rev. Steve Copley of North Little Rock who leads the coalition seeking passage. He made those comments in an interview with Pat Lynch on WAI Radio.
A federal jury begins deliberating today on whether two state troopers and a Phillips County sheriff’s deputy violated the rights of 14 people by seizing their trucks 8 years ago despite never filing criminal charges.
Heifer International’s new offices are now open for about 200 employees in downtown Little Rock.
By Memorial Day weekend, Mississippi drivers will risk a ticket if they or some of their passengers are not wearing their seatbelts. Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday he will sign into law a bill making failure to wear a seatbelt a primary offense. A law enforcement officer could pull over a vehicle simply if he thinks the driver, a front-seat passenger or any child under age 8 anywhere in the vehicle is not buckled in.
The Forrest City Chamber of Commerce is considering a revival of Harvest Fest.
According to today’s Democrat-Gazette, Eleazar Paula Mendez of De Queen claims that her three children interrupted her as she tried to commit suicide Friday so they could tell their mother that they wanted to die with her, according to her sometimes-tearful confessions to investigators. Mendez has bee charged with three counts of capital murder in their suffocation deaths.
A Fayetteville woman pocketed $8,000 selling fake international driver's permits to illegal or undocumented workers, according to Springdale police. Florencia Franqui is charged with theft by deception, a felony.
A state lawmaker, Republican Rep. Mark Martin of Prairie Grove, asked fellow legislators Monday whether the state could manage with a part-timer as Attorney General Mike Beebe's chief of staff. Ruth Whitney, is working part-time on his election campaign.
A Washington County justice of the peace filed an ethics complaint alleging state Sen. Jim Holt accepted an airplane right to a Republican dinner without reporting the expense. Holt, a Republican, is running for lieutenant governor.
Petitions for the initiative to raise the minimum wage will hit the streets any day and supporters anticipate collecting around 120,000 signatures by July 1, according to Rev. Steve Copley of North Little Rock who leads the coalition seeking passage. He made those comments in an interview with Pat Lynch on WAI Radio.
A federal jury begins deliberating today on whether two state troopers and a Phillips County sheriff’s deputy violated the rights of 14 people by seizing their trucks 8 years ago despite never filing criminal charges.
Heifer International’s new offices are now open for about 200 employees in downtown Little Rock.
By Memorial Day weekend, Mississippi drivers will risk a ticket if they or some of their passengers are not wearing their seatbelts. Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday he will sign into law a bill making failure to wear a seatbelt a primary offense. A law enforcement officer could pull over a vehicle simply if he thinks the driver, a front-seat passenger or any child under age 8 anywhere in the vehicle is not buckled in.
The Forrest City Chamber of Commerce is considering a revival of Harvest Fest.
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Pat,
Your distortion of my remarks on your program this A. M. whish was compounded by your slandering me after you hung up on me when you cast aspersions regarding my mental health would upset me if I believed you actually enjoyed ANY LISTENERS!
FYI, I am not a psycho but you are most certainly a cowardly bully and to repeat your brave words to me,"I've had about a gut full of you!"
Your distortion of my remarks on your program this A. M. whish was compounded by your slandering me after you hung up on me when you cast aspersions regarding my mental health would upset me if I believed you actually enjoyed ANY LISTENERS!
FYI, I am not a psycho but you are most certainly a cowardly bully and to repeat your brave words to me,"I've had about a gut full of you!"
# posted by 
: 11:48 AM
: 11:48 AM
Pat,
I have known this gentleman 'nutcase', as you prefer to call him, for about 40 years and have yet to know him to stand for anything other than his most profound beliefs. He does not accept money for the enlightenment of 'others' who are not in the know of what political jokesters say and DO. You, sir, have no right to CALL anyone ANY names until you do a little homework of your own overweight and globby body of yours. If you can't take care of yourself...please, leave others to their own betterment. IF you ever decide to change for the better you may even get 2 or 3 listeners, in the future.
I live in Florida and am no longer exposed daily to the innerworkings of incompetents in Arkansas,as I was for about 40 years... hoooooooray for me. Tsk, tsk on you. How do you berate someone who has given freely of his time and thoughts to you in order to shine some form of light on reality.
I have known this gentleman 'nutcase', as you prefer to call him, for about 40 years and have yet to know him to stand for anything other than his most profound beliefs. He does not accept money for the enlightenment of 'others' who are not in the know of what political jokesters say and DO. You, sir, have no right to CALL anyone ANY names until you do a little homework of your own overweight and globby body of yours. If you can't take care of yourself...please, leave others to their own betterment. IF you ever decide to change for the better you may even get 2 or 3 listeners, in the future.
I live in Florida and am no longer exposed daily to the innerworkings of incompetents in Arkansas,as I was for about 40 years... hoooooooray for me. Tsk, tsk on you. How do you berate someone who has given freely of his time and thoughts to you in order to shine some form of light on reality.
# posted by : 1:24 PM
: 1:24 PM
Thanks for brightening an otherwise dull afternoon. Everybody needs a good laugh from time to time.
If any of our readers missed the "live" show, you can hear it in the wairadio.com archives. "The call" was in the 11 o'clock hour today Jan. 31., and "the very very brief "second call" was a bit afternoon. Like I said, everybody needs a little sunshine in every day.
Pat
If any of our readers missed the "live" show, you can hear it in the wairadio.com archives. "The call" was in the 11 o'clock hour today Jan. 31., and "the very very brief "second call" was a bit afternoon. Like I said, everybody needs a little sunshine in every day.
Pat
Lynch's boorish behavior was very probably prompted by my questioning his repeated cheerleading of AARP and it's shameful shilling for the grotesque Medicare Drug Plan; especially when AARP makes $millions selling health insurance,is second only to the Catholic Church in American Membership, enjoys over 2 Billion dollars in the bank, receives untold millions of dollars from us taxpayers every year and is the largest lobbying entity in Washington D.C.Look up "hypocrisy" in the dictionary and it'll read AARP!
Incidentally, the primary shill for Arkansas AARP was Lynch's" Best???" Man at both of Lynch's marital endeavors. Roy
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Incidentally, the primary shill for Arkansas AARP was Lynch's" Best???" Man at both of Lynch's marital endeavors. Roy
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