Fresheners cause stink among city aldermen

By Andy Davis

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In June, Alexander Mayor Shirley Johnson placed an order with an Arizona company for 33 bottles of air freshener - nine spray bottles, labeled "turquoise seas," and two dozen orangescented refills for the dispensers in the City Hall bathrooms. The company also threw in a George Foreman grill, which Johnson took home.

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This article was published October 10, 2008 at 5:24 a.m.

Arkansas, Pages 11, 17 on 10/10/2008

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