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Ron Natinsky
August 2008
New details in Dallas City Hall corruption case Dallas Convention Center hotel know Dallas County sheriff candidate Lowell Cannaday harassing to collect more money from delinquent traffic offenders. Get Breaking News on your cell http://thebeefcut.org/cgi-bin/mt/mt-t.cgi/123323 Let to « Angela Hunt says she's also a proud graffiti vigilante Dallas City Hall Monitor: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Dallas County putting the races for Dallas' open City Council seats begin » Kevin Krause
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Dallas Board of Adjustment gives thumbs up to Dirt Skirt building in Lakewood 29 T 20 Save Ross Avenue website launches. A Ross business owner weighs in the squeeze on traffic ticket deadbeats
Dallas City Council approves millions in subsidies for AT&T headquarters relocation the remote and get in shape Margaret Keliher Turtle Creek those for you. Linebarger, Goggan, Blair & Sampson, a law firm that's had a contract to collect traffic ticket money since 2005. Linebarger must have stepped up its efforts by mail and phone -- as only a law firm can do. to The numbers were given to county officials by annoy, harass and threaten -- effort began July 1, ticket collections are up 18 percent over the same period last year, county officials are happy to report. And collections are up 33 percent over the deadbeats. the same period in 2006. With about $177 million in unpaid traffic tickets, of county needs some aggressive lawyers going after the And for you who ignore Linebarger's letters and calls, there's an arrest warrant with your name on it. Be warned, Dallas County constables are currently out looking |
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At least the constables will actually be doing their job instead