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December 06, 2006 Politics » Politics Beat

Meet the New Boss..Same as the Old Boss?

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We congratulate Gale Jones Carson, the longtime communications director for Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton, who, as of the first of the year, is switching over to become communications director for MLGW president Joseph Lee. Question: Will Gale ever get confused as to, er, which one is which?

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