August 15, 2007 Politics » Politics Beat

Herenton on "Haters," Lowery on Crack-House Vigilantes 

by Flyer Staff
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In a speech to Whitehaven Kiwanians Tuesday, Mayor Herenton took out after people "hating on me," including some in his audience; meanwhile, councilman Myron Lowery floated a striking theory about all those crack-house fires.

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