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Front PageJanuary 12, 2008 

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Petitions challenge annexations, call for repeal or vote
By SHANNON CRABTREE scrabtree@leader-news.com
      A group of more than 240 El Campo citizens filed three petitions at City Hall Thursday demanding Council either reverse most of the recent annexations or put the matter to a public vote. Council will take up the issue during their upcoming meeting Monday.
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Ready For Take Off
EC resident building next generation of flight
By BARRY HALVORSON news@leader-news.com
      One local business' best marketing tool is doing what they do best - flying the friendly skies of Wharton County. Hughes Aero Corp. has been building and flying powered parachutes, a form of ultralight aircraft, at the Wharton Regional Airport since 2005. CEO and President Scott Hughes said test,...
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Louise game in Waelder halted after scuffle starts
By BRENDA SOMMER bsommer@leader-news.com
      A fight involving players and parents during a basketball game between Louise and Waelder forced the Hornet's varsity team to leave town under police escort before halftime Tuesday night.
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Habitat needs local leader to proceed
By BRENDA SOMMER bsommer@leader-news.com
      A group hoping to build homes sideby side with El Campo's working poor needs one more major building block: a leader. Rev. Keith Gibbons of First Christian Church in El Campo is a member of the steering committee working to establish West Wharton County Habitat for Humanity.
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Early burn ban request doused before meeting
By BENJAMIN SHARP news@leader-news.com
      Emergency management officials are no longer planning on asking county commissioners to implement a burn ban next week. Current weather patterns and a few fire calls simply don't justify it, said County Emergency Management Coordinator Andy Kirkland Friday.
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Puppy Love
      Avery Mendoza, age 2, put the squeeze on her buddy Choo- Choo Thursday in a rare moment when the 22-week-old puppy was relatively still. The Chihuahua- Pekinese mix and the toddler prefer to spend their time together chasing one another. Mendoza is the daughter of Miranda Orsak and Tony Mendoza.
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