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From: joey_j <no@body.com>
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Subject: Re: Elderly Grandmother forced to resign as Mayor over butt pirate
Date: 13 Feb 2013 11:36:01 -0600
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None of her business, none of YOUR business, you hypocritcal moron
>It's unfortunate that Pomeroy Ohio will not continue to benefit from
>the wisdom of this old brave woman. She called a queer a queer, well,
>felching a mans ass IS queer behavior isn't it? What about gerbiling
>and the bug-chasers? When will they realize they will ALWAYS have
>normal, well adjusted persons who do NOT and WILL NOT for any reason
>agree with their depraved lifestyle ..b&c..
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>By AMANDA LEE MYERS and ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS
>Associated Press
>
>CINCINNATI -- The mayor of a southeastern Ohio town has resigned over
>accusations that she repeatedly called a gay police officer "queer" in
>front of his colleagues and created a hostile work environment.
>
>Jackie Welker, council president in the Village of Pomeroy, tells The
>Associated Press that 78-year-old Mayor Mary McAngus submitted a
>letter of resignation Saturday.
>
>Police Chief Mark Proffitt told the council this week that McAngus
>referred to Officer Kyle Calendine as "queer" in front of other
>officers and dispatchers. He says that at one point she said, "I don't
>like a queer working for the village."
>
>Proffitt had warned the council that McAngus' alleged comments could
>open the village to a lawsuit.
>
>Calendine says the situation worsened in recent weeks.
>
>McAngus did not immediately return a call for comment.
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