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JIM: A short-short from 110 years ago By Jim writes: A caucus will probably be had at Frankfort this week on the report of the Committee redistricting the State. There is some dissatisfaction, and there is no telling at this writing what the final finish will be.--JIM Thanks, Jim. for subtly pointing out that one can almost always predict the future by looking at the past. -EW This story was posted on 2012-02-26 10:49:14
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