Brown v. Board theme marks Black History Month events
The 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education fuels intensely personal Black History Month activities led by Sylvia Cyrus-Albritton. Prominent leaders say the ruling ended legal school segregation and energized civil rights work, with planners citing broader impact on opportunity and legal battles inspired by Brown.
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Cyrus Albritton
Association For the Study of
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Louisiana
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Theodore Shaw
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
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Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Richard Kluger
Lee Patton Chiles
Don McClendon
Thurgood Marshall
Eric Conners
Robert Carter
St. Louis
Historyonics Theatre Company
Missouri Historical Society
Bush budget would curb energy and business tax breaks
President Bush's 2005 budget would scale back energy and business tax breaks, trim spending across programs from environment to development, and push toward halving the deficit by 2009. Officials say the plan lowers energy tax cuts below 8 billion and targets a 363 billion deficit next year, with further cuts amid GOP pressure for restraint.
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Bush
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Congress
Philadelphia
White House
Joshua Bolten
Perry County Tightens Rules On Nuisance Animals
Perry County and Pinckneyville update animal control to curb nuisance animals. New rules prohibit loose animals that annoy or harm residents and authorize impoundment and fines up to 500 dollars. Pinckneyville bans habitual barkers, requires leashes in parks, and allows destruction of dangerous dogs. Animal control notes 50 to 100 dogs and cats brought in monthly.
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Perry County
Pinckneyville
Ann Denman
Jimmie Wright
Scott Hagene
County Shelter Stats by County Review
Jackson County reports 416 animals sheltered monthly with 90 percent euthanized. Franklin County shelters 159 monthly with 10 percent euthanized. Williamson County shows 85 to 90 sheltered monthly and 28 euthanized. Johnson County data unavailable for month or euthanized. Union County shelters 75 monthly with 20 euthanized. Perry County ranges 50 to 100 monthly with roughly half euthanized. Randolph County notes 20 to 30 monthly with more than half euthanized. More than half the animals picked up overall.
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Jackson County
Franklin County
Williamson County
Johnson County
Union County
Perry County
Randolph County
Animal Reclaim and Adoption Fees Listed
The notice outlines reclaim fees of 15 dollars plus 5 dollars per day housing for first offenses and 25 dollars for second offenses. Adoption costs are 20 dollars for a cat and 25 dollars for a dog, with immunization required for adopters. Contact mathis5 hcis net or 618 357 8391 for details.
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