his opponent...tim mckinney agrees. p both men say that it would save the county and taxpayers time and p ted edwards holds the current seat and running for re- @o election. he declined to comment on the topic. turning to sports-- for the first time this racing season, the big names will hit the track in daytona. he cars will be on the track at five o clock today. they will be practicing for tomorrow night's "sprint unlimited." it is a "non-points" race, but the sport's top drivers will be there for the first contest of the season. it is also the first time the drivers will race in the rennovated speedway. driver, carl edwards, will be there. he visited the kennedy space center yesterday. he met with astronaut jerry ross, and checked out space shuttle atlantis. fox 35 sports anchor, adam if you are not going to watch the "sprint unlimited" at the track, tomorrow night, you can see it on fox 35. coverage starts at eight. three magic players are up in toronto for "all star weekend." tonight, mario ` hezonja and elfrid payton will play in @| p8 the "rising stars challenge." 8 `$` h @`xp th

his opponent...tim mckinney agrees. both men say that it county and money. p ted edwards holds the current seat and @o he declined to comment on the topic. a bill to make student recess mandatory in the state of florida is in trouble. the bill moved quickly through the house... but is now hitting a roadblock in the senate. the bill would require elementary schools to give students 20 minutes of recess every day. so far the bill has not been put on the .te agenda. state lawmakers in the house approved a nearly 1 billion dollar tax cut 0 package in tallahassee. , the cuts include a one year sales tax exemption on college textbooks, a 10-day sales tax @1(x11ppb holiday on back-to- school items and a 1 @7nnfn@*ju**(pr``` day tax holiday in computers and accessories next april. the senate has not said how high they are willing to go on tax cuts. turning to sports-- )"!e first time this season, the big names will hit the track in daytona. the cars will be on the track at five o clock today. they will be practicing for tomorro

. >> the new candidate is tim mckinney a long time advocate for the homeless. >> i've been discouraged to see residents throughout east orange county, chlorine drive, university area and even in downtown with the chronic homeless issue just being completely involved with the current county commissioner. >> the new comes with property manager greg eisenberg and he wants to stop arresting people -- >> your first time, that's going to be under $250 and your second time, that's going to be a little bit higher. that's going to be $500 and if you get to that third time, then you're -- you're obviously a multiple atender and something more drastic that needs to get done. >>@ eisenberg takes it -- >> it happened ten years ago, and -- >> his new opponent agrees that if the sheriff is on board. >> in several areas, the juvenile justice, this issue is -- we should look at several citations as an alternative u.both men looking at people with 20 grams of pot citations would save the county and the taxpayers time and money. >> when they're taking their time in making arrests, that takes more of thei

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