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4 aiming to shut book on scandal; Shannon Hills mayor vote Tuesday

By Ginny LaRoe

Posted: October 11, 2009 at 5:51 a.m.

Four Shannon Hills city officials are vying to be mayor of the small Saline County town after the former mayor was forced to resign as part of a tax-fraud case earlier this year.

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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 23 on 10/11/2009

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