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The NAACP Racist

By Richard Dugas on 7/19/2010 8:55 PM

I hesitate to even mention this act of hypocrisy by the NAACP because it is so silly and meaningless it is beneath contempt. Then I realized that the best way for a lie to be believed is for those who know better to keep silent.

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The Mission of the East Baton Rouge Parish Library and the River Center Branch

By Harvey on 2010-07-19 09:49:53Z

Whatever dollar amount it would take to effect needed updating for a population-justified size [of a River Center Branch Library] is how much library tax money should be spent on such a project.

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The River Center Branch Library is two to four times bigger than its service area population justifies

By Harvey on 2010-07-16 19:08:50Z

The population size in the downtown library service area justifies only about a fourth to a half of the current River Center Branch square footage.

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East Baton Rouge Parish Library System Mismanagement

By Harvey on 2010-07-14 16:47:03Z

Following is a guest blog entry by John Berry, Chairman of the Citizens for Main Library Independence (CMLI), of which I am a member. CMLI is a grassroots-based oversight group, which maintains vigilance over the East Baton Rouge Parish Library Board of Control.

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Headline in Today's Daily Report: Alcohol sales percentage forces Lucy's to close on Sundays

By Harvey on 2010-07-12 11:24:10Z

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All Hail to Arizona

By Richard Dugas on 7/10/2010 3:51 AM

When Arizona passed the law, the Obama appointed Attorney General Erick Holder, immediately came out as opposed to the Arizona Law, before he even read it. I wish this was an exception to those in the Obama Administration, but it is typical.

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Robbing Peter

By Harvey on 2010-07-07 10:55:24Z

Regarding today's news story, "PSC files lawsuit against La. Legislature," I wonder how many other constitutionally dedicated funds have been illegally raided by the legislature. Citizens voted for these dedications to prevent such actions. I hate to say this, but maybe the Feds need to step in here, because no creature of the state (local jurisdictions) would dare take action.

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