Squawk of the Day – May 9, 2014
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“On the matter of the panhandler ordinance, give them 30 days of jail time assigning daily work details to repair pot holes, pave alleys, pick up trash downtown, wash city and county vehicles and other forms of labor. The bulk of the problem folks will leave town.”
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