discrimination ordinance, got put up for referendum and lost. same thing happened last month in springfield missouri. passed a nondiscrimination bill but then the bill was struck down in a voter referendum. the college town of starkville mississippi, got themselves a big profile in the new york times because of their progressive policies in deepest, mississippi. but then the same officials who voted in those nondiscrimination policies then voted to take them away. and then we have the little town of eureka springs, arkansas where they passed their civil rights ordinance city council level, but that ordinance is up for repeal. decision time in eureka springs. it s a voter referendum. the residents of eureka springs voting tomorrow on whether or not they want to keep their new equality ordinance or whether they want to erase it from the books. the side trying to throw the thing out says the vote is quote, basically a crapshoot. could go either way. the side trying to keep the nondiscri
down in a voter referendum. the college town of starkville, mississippi, got themselves a big profile in the new york times because of their progressive policies in deepest, mississippi. but then the same officials who voted in those nondiscrimination policies then voted to take them away. and then we have the little town of eureka springs, arkansas, where they passed their civil rights ordinance, city council level, but that ordinance is up for repeal. decision time in eureka springs. it s a voter referendum. the residents of eureka springs voting tomorrow on whether or not they want to keep their new equality ordinance or whether they want to erase it from the books. the side trying to throw the thing out says the vote is, quote, basically a crapshoot. could go either way. the side trying to keep the nondiscrimination ordinance sees it as the right thing to do. the counselor tells the a.p. today, quote, we don t go by convention. somebody else us you can t do something, watch us. t
nondiscrimination bill but then the bill was struck down in a voter referendum. the college town of starkville, mississippi, got themselves a big profile in the new york times because of their progressive policies in deepest, mississippi. but then the same starkeville officials who voted in those nondiscrimination policies then voted to take them away. and then we have the little town of eureka springs, arkansas, where they passed their civil rights ordinance, city council level, but that ordinance is up for repeal. decision time in eureka springs. it s a voter referendum. the residents of eureka springs will be voting tomorrow on whether or not think want to keep their new equality ordinance or whether they want to erase it from the books. the side trying to throw the thing out says the vote is, quote, basically a crapshoot. could go either way. the side trying to keep the nondiscrimination ordinance sees it as the right thing to do. the counselor who introduced it in the first plac