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Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Investigates Police Chief’s Murder
By admin - Posted on February 7th, 2005
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation Investigates Police Chief’s Murder
February 5, 2005 -- French Camp Police Chief Anthony Lucas, 32, of Ackerman died after he was shot with a shotgun about 10:15 p.m. Friday, February 4, 2005. » read more »
Mississippi Attorney General Announces Agreement With Alltel Communications To Fully Disclose Telephone Contracts
By admin - Posted on February 4th, 2005
Mississippi Attorney General Announces Agreement With Alltel Communications To Fully Disclose Telephone Contracts
February 1, 2004 -- Attorney General Jim Hood announced today that Mississippi has reached an agreement with Alltel Communications (Alltel) concerning Alltel’s sale of cellular phones and cellular phone services. Alltel agreed to fully disclose the terms of its cellular telephone contracts at the time of the sale. » read more »
Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, Dr. Henry Johnson Advocate Liberating Successful Schools
By admin - Posted on February 4th, 2005
Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, Dr. Henry Johnson Advocate Liberating Successful Schools
January 31, 2005 -- (Jackson, Miss.) – Governor Haley Barbour was joined by Dr. Henry Johnson today at Murrah High School to advocate the liberation of successful schools from State bureaucracy as part of the governor’s “UpGrade†proposal being considered by the Legislature. » read more »
Drug Sweep in Yazoo City/County, Mississippi Nets Several Arrests
By admin - Posted on February 3rd, 2005
Drug Sweep in Yazoo City/County, Mississippi Nets Several Arrests
February 2, 2005 -- An investigation conducted by the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics in conjunction with the Yazoo City Police Department, Yazoo County Sheriff’s Department and Mississippi Bureau of Investigation culminated today with the arrest of 18 people. “The investigation targeted low to mid level traffickers of marijuana and cocaine in and around our city. We are very please with the arrests this morning and believe that they will have an impact on the reduction of the drug trade in our area,†said Yazoo City Police Chief Michael Wallace. » read more »
Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality’s (MDEQ’s) Landfill Methane Outreach Program Receives EPA Award
By admin - Posted on January 20th, 2005
MDEQ Landfill Methane Outreach Program Receives EPA Award
Jackson, MS – January 14, 2005 -The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality’s (MDEQ’s) Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP) has been named the 2004 LMOP State Partner of The Year by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In announcing the award , Brian Guzzone, Team Leader for the EPA LMOP cited that “MDEQ has consistently demonstrated support for beneficial use of landfill gas in the state, and continues to be a catalyst for a number of planned landfill gas energy projects.†MDEQ State LMOP Coordinator, Pradip Bhowal, a resident of Clinton, accepted the award on January 10, during the 2004 LMOP Partner and Project Awards Ceremony held during the 8th Annual LMOP Conference & Project Expo in Baltimore, MD. » read more »
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood Responds to Questions Regarding the Neshoba County Civil Rights Murders of 1964
By admin - Posted on January 18th, 2005
Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood briefly answered questions from members of the media regarding the Neshoba County civil rights murders of 1964
January 10, 2005 -- On Friday afternoon, January 7, 2005, Attorney General Jim Hood briefly answered questions from members of the media regarding the Neshoba County civil rights murders of 1964. Hood stated that due to the rules of court restricting a prosecutor’s pretrial comment, the question and answer meeting would be his only public comment on the case. In order to accommodate the large number of media requests for comment, Special Assistant Attorneys General Jacob Ray and Jose’ Simo provided excerpts of some of General Hood’s comments. » read more »
State of the State Address - Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour
By admin - Posted on January 18th, 2005
State of the State Address - Governor Haley Barbour
January 11, 2005 -- Governor Tuck, Speaker McCoy, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Legislature, fellow Mississippians: It is my privilege to report the State of our State is better today than it was last year but not as good as it will be this time next year. » read more »
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