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ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX<br />
1992
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX<br />
AM<br />
ARKANSAS INDEX<br />
BY<br />
SHANNON J. HENDERSON<br />
COPYRIGHT 1993<br />
ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY LlRRARY<br />
RUSSELLVILLE. ARKANSAS 72801
HOW TO USE THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX<br />
The <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette Index consists of brief summarizing<br />
statements of the news of <strong>Arkansas</strong> as it was published in the final<br />
edition of the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette. Only those articles<br />
dealing with <strong>Arkansas</strong> people, places and events are considered Tor<br />
inclusion. Material not considered useful for future reference is<br />
omitted. Routine articles reporting on sports, social events and<br />
business activities are omitted.<br />
HEADINGS<br />
Subject headings (entries) are the main type of entry and are used<br />
when possible. Names of prominent persons and of firms and<br />
organizations are used as entries, but most names are cross-<br />
referenced to subjects.<br />
All subject headings (entries) are arranged alphabetically, wordby-word<br />
.<br />
Example: Old Washington<br />
Oldham<br />
Use of commas in subject headings result in an unusual filing<br />
system since the computer considers them when arranging entries<br />
that are identical up to the comma.<br />
Example: Harris, Summer Michelle<br />
Henderson Farms<br />
Henderson State <strong>University</strong><br />
Henderson, John David<br />
Henderson, Shannon Elizabeth<br />
Abbreviations used as subject headings are arranged alphabetically<br />
as if they were words.<br />
Example: Payne<br />
PCBs<br />
Pea Ridge<br />
Cross references are arranged in alphabetical order and are listed<br />
before summaries of articles under that same heading.<br />
LOCATION SYMBOLS<br />
Each summary is followed by the month, day, year, page and column<br />
number where the article appeared in the Final (City) edition of<br />
the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette.<br />
Reference from a person's name to a subject does not indicate if<br />
the named person is directly involved or is merely commenting on<br />
the topic. In all cases, the article should be read Ear<br />
clarification of this point.
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZ ETTE INDEX<br />
1992<br />
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ABF FREIGHT SYSTEMS INC<br />
ABF. Dutch firm sign shipping transfer pact<br />
ABORTION<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
ABUSED ADULTS<br />
see Families and family life<br />
ACADEMIC FREEDOM<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Academic freedom<br />
ACCIDENTS AND SAFE!I!Y<br />
see also Air Transport International<br />
see also Boats and boating<br />
see also Bridges<br />
see also Bungee jumping<br />
see also Industrial accidents and safety<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks last in job safety 01/ 1/92 Al 6<br />
Scott Scrivner almost lost hands in farm accident 02/ 7/92 B1 5<br />
Scott Scrivner. 13, used technique he saw on show '911' 02/ 7/92 B1 5<br />
Scott Scrivner back on farm doing chores after hand injuries 03/25/92 B1 1<br />
Michael Holbrook. 9, salvages torn foot by remaining calm 08/16/92 B2 1<br />
Statistics on accidental deaths in <strong>Arkansas</strong> during 1991 11/16/92 B2 2<br />
Huge tree falls on pickup, kills driver in Carroll County 12/2/92B7 1<br />
ACCOUNTING AND ACCOUNTANTS<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>t largest accounting firms 04/27/92D4 1<br />
ACORN (Orgn)<br />
see also Education<br />
see also Food<br />
see also Harvest Foods Inc<br />
ACORN works with banks on urban issues<br />
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS)<br />
see ExOxEmis Inc<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
ACT UP (Organization)<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
see Presidential election of 1992<br />
ACTORS AND ENTERTAINERS<br />
Arnold Schwarzenegger brings fitness crusade to LR 02/28/92 B1 1<br />
Actor Danny Glover visits Henderson State Univ 02/29/92 El 1<br />
Arnold Schwarzenegger remarkseenas swipe atBill Clinton 02/29/92Bl 1<br />
Burt Reynolds running late on paying taxes on Bull Shoals lot 03/13/92 BI 1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> native Mickey Cottrell has memorable role in "Idaho" 03/25/92 F1 2<br />
Burt Reynolds sends warmups to Evening Shade ball teams 05/16/92 B1 4<br />
Ex-Arkansan Danny Tate pursuing sock dream 06/14/92 El 2<br />
Anita Bryant resurrects her career, calls Ark home 06/22/92 B1 3<br />
Beebe native Billy Baker is comedian at Dollywood 07/12/92 El 2<br />
Billie Neal. Kerry Kennedy among Arkansans in movies 11/ 1/92 El 2<br />
ACXIOM CORP
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see also Harbor Distributing Co<br />
Earnings, revenue down at Acxiom<br />
Fourth-quarter profits of $90.9 million reported<br />
Acxiom reverses fortunes with 20 pct jump in revenue<br />
Strategy to secure long-term contracts stabilizing firm<br />
Contract with Allstate Insurance is canpanyts biggest<br />
Stock rebounding, luring investors back<br />
Trans Union Corp is major shareholder<br />
ADAIR, C ROY AN13 ETHEL OWNEN ADAIR<br />
Bella Vista couple leaves UA, Hendrix a $1 million estate<br />
ADAMS GIN<br />
Charles Dean 'Bee' Adams operates world's largest cotton gin<br />
ADAMS, CJMUES DEAN "BOE"<br />
see also Adams Gin<br />
ADULT EDUCATION<br />
see Education, Add t<br />
ADVANCED ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES INC<br />
AERT moves to raise new capital<br />
President Joe Brooks optimistic about meeting sales goal<br />
Mobile O il sues AERT over jursidiction of four patents<br />
Mobile Oil Corp may cost AERT its expansion plans<br />
Company heading back into black with contracts<br />
Suit says Mobil bullying AERT to take its technology<br />
ADVERTISING<br />
see also Automobiles and automobile drivers<br />
see also News and news media<br />
see also Utilities<br />
Little Rock must pay billboard owners, court rules<br />
AAF award winners listed<br />
Little Rock agrees to pay for billboards to be taken down<br />
Wayne Cranford named chmn emeritus of Cranford Johnson<br />
AEllRTH DEVELOPMENT CO<br />
see also Coal<br />
AERO TECH UNITED<br />
TK International of Tulsa moving to Springdale plant<br />
AERONAUTICS COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see also Aviation and aircraft<br />
AEROSPACE CONTROLS CORP<br />
LR firm wins $250,000 Smithsonian contract<br />
AEROSPACE EDUCATION CENTER<br />
see Aviation and aircraft<br />
AEROSPACE INDUSTRY<br />
see also Economic development<br />
AFFILIATED FOODS SOUTHMEST INC<br />
Sales down by $14 million in one year<br />
AFFRAY<br />
see Assaults<br />
AGED<br />
see also Labor<br />
Dancing leads to rift in program on aging at Searcy 01/31/92 34<br />
Mary Thompson celebrates 109th birthday 04/ 5/92 Bl<br />
Professor Perry Thompson promotes longevity for older people 07/12/92 B7<br />
Funding end for <strong>Arkansas</strong> ABLE stuns director 07/19/92 G1<br />
Older workers in Ark get high marks in survey 07/19/92 G1
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Mary Thompson celebrates 110th birthday<br />
Mock legislative session takes look at laws for elderly<br />
AGRI- SOLUTIONS INC<br />
see Agriculture<br />
AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL OF ARKANSAS<br />
see Agriculture<br />
AGRICZTLTURE<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Land and Farm Development Corp<br />
see also Business<br />
see also County Agricultural Agents, National Association of<br />
see also Land and real estate<br />
see also Water<br />
Value of state's crops up 8 pct in 1991 01/30/92 Dl<br />
Indicted farmers Ralph and Wayne Huntsman lose livelihood 02/10/92 Dl<br />
Problems of Ralph and Wayne Huntsman began in 1980s 02/10/92 D l<br />
Subsidy payment claims of Huntsman brothers behind indictment 02/10/92 D l<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks 10th highest in USDA crop subsidies 02/10/92 Dl<br />
Guide developed by Univ of Ark helps farmers collect subsidy 02/10/92 Dl<br />
ASCS chief scolds Ark farmers for not being prepared 02/12/92 D l<br />
Five to be inducted into <strong>Arkansas</strong> Agriculture Ball of Fame 02/25/92 B2<br />
Mexico market opening up for <strong>Arkansas</strong> rice 03/ 8/92 GI<br />
Peach growers await report on damage from freeze 03/13/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> is nation's top producer of rice 04/13/92 B2<br />
Ark ranks 6th with 1,576 FHA debts past due 05/24/92 A1<br />
Table grape industry taking root in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07/25/92 D l<br />
Diversification benefits fanning in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07/27/92 D l<br />
List of price support loans. by county 07/28/92 Dl<br />
More farmers take less cash in ASCS loans 07/28/92 Dl<br />
Farm wives criticize em ironmental. animal rights groups 08/11/92 Dl<br />
Economy squeezing <strong>Arkansas</strong> farm families 08/16/92 G1<br />
State-bred grape may grow into a juicy profit 08/17/92 Dl<br />
New program allows poor to purchase food from farmer markets 09/ 4/92 A16<br />
Stuttgart is home to several agri research projects 091' 7/92 Dl<br />
Agri-Solutions Inc software answers farmers' questions 10/ 5/92 D l<br />
Massive rice harvest strains storage facilities 10/14/92 D l<br />
Stuttgart farmer Jerry Lee Bogard helps customers make profit 11/15/92 G1<br />
Record rice and soybean harvest reported this year 11/23/92 Dl<br />
Farm Bureau Chief Andrew Whisenhunt addresses convention 12/ 1/92 Dl<br />
Farmers warned to be on lookout for effort to tax agri sales 12/ 2/92 A18<br />
Crop prices depressed after production peak 12/ 6/92 G1<br />
Agricultural Council of Ark criticizes Soybean Bdls funds use 12/27/92 GI<br />
AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME<br />
see Agriculture<br />
AIDS<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
AIR POLLUTION<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
AIR TRANSPORT INTERNATIONAL<br />
DC-8 crash in Ohio kills four with LR firm<br />
AIRBORNE FLYING SERVICE<br />
see also Aviation and aircraft<br />
AIRPLANES<br />
see Aviation and aircraft<br />
AIRPORTS
see Aviation and aircraft<br />
ALAMO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION<br />
Alamo denied restraining order over estate buyers<br />
Ordered to pay back wages and interest<br />
Judge refuses to give Alamo tax exemption<br />
Items once belonging to the Alamos sold at auction<br />
Tony Alamo letter to prisoner on Death Row<br />
Tony Alamo to pay $5 million to end federal suit<br />
Tony Uamo files Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition<br />
Tony Alsmo allows questioning, then walks out<br />
Uamo atty told he cannot be listed as creditor also<br />
Alamo backers can raise money for his legal defense<br />
ALBRIGHT, MADELEINE KO=<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
ALCOHOL1 C BEVERAGE ONTROL COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see also Alcoholic beverages<br />
see also Homosexuals<br />
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES<br />
see also Taxation<br />
Fake driver's licenses ticket to bars for teen-agers<br />
Ten beer outlets in Marion told they violate 1935 law<br />
FBI opens liquor permit inquiry at Texarkana<br />
State Rep Travis Dowd allegedly investigated in permits case<br />
Travis Dowd admits FBI asking about ABC permits in Miller<br />
Links to 'little man' keep Travis Dowd afloat<br />
Tuckerman beer permit upheld despite local outcry<br />
Eight Crittenden County retailers fight to stay open<br />
Loophole in law allows sale of liquor for I hour on Sunday<br />
Travis Dowd indicted on extortion charge in Texarksna case<br />
Cleburne County group working to make sales legal in county<br />
List of businesses penalized for alcohol violations<br />
Boone County cousins debate economic boon of liquor sales<br />
Cleburne County vote on liquor sales will hinge on petitions<br />
Judge orders review of rejected petitions in Cleburne County<br />
Cleburne County petition short by 582 names<br />
Beverage promoters protest way Cleburne clerk counted<br />
Sales proponents at Heber Springs say petitions insufficient<br />
List of actions taken by ABC on permits<br />
ABC votes to grant club permit in Comay<br />
ABC may face court battle aver cancelling Augusta permits<br />
Conway church and neighbors file suit against club permit<br />
ABC Board grants permit to serve drinks in DeWitt<br />
ABC Board aff ims denial of license for Alma private club<br />
Court reverses ABC denial of club permit in Monticello<br />
ALDERSGATE CAMP<br />
see Handicapped<br />
&EXANDER, BILL<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
ALEXANDER, JACQUE<br />
see also Fewell and Associates<br />
ALEXANDER. LAMAR<br />
U S Secy of Education visits Springdale<br />
ALIENS<br />
see Foreigners in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
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ALIMONY<br />
see Marriage and divorce<br />
ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES<br />
see Recreational vehicles<br />
ALLBRIGHT, RAYMOND<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
ALLEN CANNING CO<br />
Allen closing its bean packing plant in Lowell<br />
Company pulls cases of spinich after mouse allegedly found<br />
ALLEN, CHARLES F<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
ALLEN, DON<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ALLEN, JANE<br />
see Kelly, Jean Ann<br />
ALLIANCE CASUALTY REINSURANCE CO<br />
Firm is based in New Orleans<br />
George C Cavin of NLR. among 7 inicted in check-kiting probe<br />
ALLIED TNDU STRIAL WORKERS<br />
see Whirlpool Corp<br />
ALLIED INDU STRIA. WORKERS UNION<br />
see also Whirlpool Corp<br />
ALLIED MARKETING GROUP INC<br />
Att Gen Winston Bryant files fraud suit against firm<br />
ALLIGATORS<br />
see Wildlife<br />
ALLTEL COW<br />
Revenues up 11 pct, but net down by 2 pct<br />
Consolidation to add 100 jobs at Riverdale offices<br />
Alltel to acquire SLT Communications of Sugar Land, Texas<br />
Earnings jump of 18 pct recorded<br />
Alltel extends service into Northwest Arkanssas<br />
Alltel shedding its image as 'just a telephone companyt<br />
Financial statistics on Alltel shown in graph, chart<br />
&WD, TIM<br />
Ex-deputy testifies he thought Almand farm reposession legal<br />
Federal Savings Bank seized farm illegally, Almands claim<br />
Almands atty charges lawyer deliberately misled bank<br />
Almands win $64.000 in suit aver seizure of property<br />
P;LPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Basketball<br />
ALTMAN, ROGER<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointment and executive changes<br />
AMBULANCE SERVICES<br />
see Eniergency services<br />
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION<br />
see Civil Liberties Union, American<br />
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR (AFL-CIO )<br />
see also Congress<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
AMERf CAN FREIGH'IWAY S CORP<br />
New name for former <strong>Arkansas</strong> Freightways Corp<br />
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WRICAN MILITARY ARMS CORP<br />
see also Imperato, Lou<br />
First Jacksonville Bank and Trust sues AMAC over loan<br />
AIDC, Jonesboro bank seek foreclosure on company<br />
Four teens chgd in theft of 31 guns from factory<br />
Theft of guns not immediately reported by company<br />
Police recover 21 stolen guns, but 10 still missing<br />
AMERICAN NATIONL RED CROSS<br />
see Red Cross. American National<br />
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO<br />
Little Rock plant lays off 45 workers<br />
Operators at LR don nightwear, protest contract talks<br />
More workers at LR plant to lose jobs<br />
AT&T lays off 160 at LR, blames less production<br />
AT&T gives Univ of Ark engineering program $190.000<br />
AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP<br />
Conway plant to lay off 400 workers<br />
AmTran to lay off managers<br />
Second layoff to affect 150 employees<br />
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT<br />
see State Hospital (Ark)<br />
AMUSEMENT PARKS<br />
Magic Springs adds new roller coaster to rides<br />
Dogpatch theme park draws crowds with crafts, free admission<br />
ANDERS, MARIBETH<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
ANDERSON, PHILIP<br />
see also Legal profession<br />
ANDERSON, SAM L JR<br />
see also Pardon and parole<br />
ANIMAL RIGHTS<br />
Anti-hunting sentiment growing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>, columnist says<br />
ANIMALS<br />
see also Animal rights<br />
see also Little Rock Zoo<br />
Vera Martin avoids jail, forfeits dogs at Newton County farm<br />
Over 149 people offer homes to dogs taken in Newton County<br />
Southland Greyhound Park offers dogs for adoption<br />
Only 4 of 20 dogs seized in Izard County abuse case survived<br />
Little Rock considering tighter laws on animals<br />
Off-duty police dog attacks, bites 8-yr-old Cabot boy<br />
Dealer in animals for research discounts use of pet breeds<br />
Pedigreed dogs disappearing in western Pulaski County<br />
Proposed law requires health guarantee from pet retailers<br />
Wolves, wolf-hybrid dogs make some Quitman residents fearful<br />
Grooming salon worker charged in deaths of two dogs<br />
Chelsea Clinton's cat, Socks, is center of attention<br />
NLR may classify Vietnamese potbellied pigs as pets<br />
Socks, the cat, joins ranks of presidential pets<br />
Mike Royko column on Bill Clinton's ire over Socks, media<br />
Socks has a sister living in a GOP household in LR<br />
Pet project puts dogs in therapy<br />
Dogs seized from kennel of Johnny Shepherd at Mammoth Spring<br />
Johnny Shepherd arrested on charges of cruelty to animals<br />
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Leg-hold traps not as kind as believed. letter says<br />
ANIMALS, Fossil<br />
see Fossils<br />
ANNEXATION, Municipal<br />
see Rogers<br />
ANTHONY, BERYL JR<br />
see also Congress - Rouse Dist 4<br />
Anthony hired as lobbyist for Chicago law firm<br />
ANTHONY, JOHN ED<br />
see also Horse racing<br />
APPAREL AND DRESS<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Apparel and grooming<br />
see also Clinton. Hillary Rodham<br />
APPARITIONS<br />
California psychic gives 150 Crescent guests gory details<br />
Crescent Hotel audience disappointed specter did not appear<br />
APPRAISER LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION BOARD (Ark)<br />
Federal examiners apprave board created in 1991<br />
AQUACULTURE<br />
see Fish and crayfish culture<br />
ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY (Ark)<br />
Meeting in LR draws aver 330 members<br />
ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLGGY<br />
see also Murders<br />
Forest Service says 20 Ozarks sites destroyed last year<br />
ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHITECTS<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> chapter of AIA honors four projects<br />
Article on work of architect E Fay Jones<br />
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12/27/92 C8 5<br />
Michael E Nelson and Associates uses computer-enhanced design 07/27/92 Dl<br />
Ron Woods wil open his own firm in LR 07/27/92 D6<br />
Cromwell Bldg at LR named for architect Edwin B Cramwell 12/12/92 D5<br />
ARCHIVES AND RECORDS<br />
Southwest Ark Regional Archives houses many historic records 12/29/92 B1<br />
ARCTIC ALASKA FISHERIES CORP<br />
see also Tyson Foods Inc<br />
AREA PLANNING AND RENEWAL<br />
Commission for <strong>Arkansas</strong>'s Future to listen to citizen agenda 01/20/92 B1<br />
Comm on <strong>Arkansas</strong>'s Euture outlines session topics for study 02/ 2/92 Kl<br />
Commission on <strong>Arkansas</strong>' Future fine-tunes state goals 04/ 9/92 B1<br />
ARENS , JOHN<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
ARKADEL PHIA SCHOOL DI STRT(;T<br />
see Education - Arkadelphia District<br />
ARKANSANS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM<br />
see Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)<br />
ARKANSAS<br />
see also Area planning and renewal<br />
see also Constitution (Ark)<br />
see also Contracts and purchasing, Govt<br />
see also Courts, State and local<br />
see also Executive Mansion (Ark)<br />
see also Finance and budgets. State Govt<br />
see also Guvernment departments and agencies (Ark)<br />
see also Government employees. State
see also Government officials. State<br />
see also Governoxls School (Ark)<br />
see also History (Ark)<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
see also Population and vital statistics<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
see also Suits and claims. Gpvt<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>-bashing back in fashion with Bill Clinton candidacy<br />
State resembles Third World country. L A Times column says<br />
Bill Clinton election to put poor image of state to rout<br />
Time to put tired, old <strong>Arkansas</strong> cliches to rest<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> natives gaining attention all over country<br />
Video tape almanac gives data on <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
The real character of <strong>Arkansas</strong> (Rev Christoph Keller sermon)<br />
ARKANSAS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
ARKANSAS AEROSPACE INC<br />
President Dennis Davis leaving<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Aerospace facing new direction<br />
No sale by British Aerospace is good news for Ark division<br />
Firm to lay off 30 workers<br />
ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE<br />
see also Basketball<br />
ARKANSAS BAPTIST HOME FOR CHILDREN<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
ARKANSAS BEST CATFISH<br />
Processing plant to open st Cotton Plant with 60 new jobs<br />
ARKANSAS BEST CORP<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Best returns to stock market<br />
Firm to return to spot on stock market<br />
Returns to stock market<br />
Truck firm nets $141 million with return to stock market<br />
Firm sustains quarterly loss<br />
Fort Smith board rejects request for 48-acre project<br />
Credit gives analysts concern<br />
ARKANSAS BUSINESS (Periodical)<br />
see Periodicals<br />
ARKANSAS CENTER FOR IVWlXQUAKE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER<br />
see Earthquakes<br />
ARKANSAS QHTLDRENtS DREAMS<br />
Vicki Davis honored by President Bush for her work<br />
ARKANSAS CJAILDRENtS HOSPITAL<br />
see Electric power<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
ARKANSAS COALITION FOR CHOICE<br />
see Birth control and abortion<br />
ARKANSAS COLLEGE<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> College to adopt honor code<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> College gets two endowments totaling $740.000<br />
Gets go-ahead on bonds for projects<br />
Fellowships to give free tuition to 80 students<br />
College ranks 6th best in South for liberal arts schools<br />
Listed among 10 best liberal arts colleges in South<br />
ARKANSAS COMMITTEE<br />
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see also Iran-Contra Affair<br />
ARKANSAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION<br />
see also Philanthropy<br />
ARKANSAS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW<br />
see Acorn (Orgn)<br />
ARKANSAS CONSERVATION COALITION<br />
see Conservation Coalition. <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
ARKANSAS DIAMOND DEVELOPMENT CO<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
ARKANSAS ELECTRIC CO-OPERATTVES INC<br />
see also Pollution. wastes and hazardousl materials<br />
ARKANSAS ENTERPRISE GROUP<br />
see Business<br />
ARKANSAS ENVIROCORP<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ARKANSAS ENV IRONMEKIT& FEDERATION<br />
see Environmental Federation, Axkansas<br />
ARKANSAS FARMER<br />
see News and news media<br />
ARKANSAS FREIGHTWAYS ORP<br />
Financial statistics for end of 1991 01/28/92 Dl 2<br />
Freightways makes bids on two Jones Truck Lines terminals 01/29/92 Dl 2<br />
Freightways experiencing rapid growth 02/16/92 G1 1<br />
Freightways expanding in five states O4/ 8/92 Dl 2<br />
Income up by 134 pct 04/21/92 Dl 2<br />
Company picks up speed after profit bmps in past 04/26/92 B3 1<br />
F S Garrison heads Harrison-based trucking firm 04/26/92 B3 1<br />
Garrison family sells 250,000 shares of stock 08/24/92 Dl 4<br />
Harrison-based firm changes name to American Freightways Corp 09/26/92 D2 4<br />
ARKANSAS GAZETTE<br />
see News and news media<br />
ARKANSAS HEALTH CARE ACCESS FOUNDATION<br />
see Welfare and the poor<br />
ARKANSAS INSTITUTE<br />
Wayne I Boucher hired as executive director 12/30/92 B4 1<br />
ARKANSAS LAND AND FARM DEVELOPMENT CORP<br />
Kellogg donates $484,807 to minority youth program 02/29/92 D8 1<br />
Program is aimed at keeping minority youths in agriculture 02/29/92 D8 1<br />
ARKANSAS LINK DEPOSIT PROGRAM<br />
see Economic development<br />
ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS CO<br />
see Arkla Inc<br />
ARKANSAS MEDICAL SERVICES INC<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ARKANSAS MIDLAND RAILROAD<br />
see Rail roads<br />
ARKANSAS MUNI CLPAL LEAGUE<br />
see Municipal League. <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE POWER PLANT<br />
see Electric power<br />
ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA GAS CORP<br />
Firm asks PSC for $1 million rate increase<br />
ARKANSAS OUTDOOR SPORTSMEN' S HALL OF FAME<br />
see Outdoor Sportsmen's Hall of Fame. Axkansas
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ARKANSAS nACE CENTER<br />
see Peace Center, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
ARKANSAS POULTRY FEDERATION<br />
see also Bewell and Associates<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT CO<br />
see also Disasters and emergencies<br />
see also Electric power<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
Opposition to sale of Missouri assets withdrawn<br />
Sale of Missouri assets apprwed by Ark Public Service Comm<br />
Missouri property sale completed<br />
Teamwork <strong>Arkansas</strong> credited with 23,000 new jobe in 5 years<br />
AF&L donates $50,000 to Project Deserve<br />
KKK joke on black employee at Harrison backfires<br />
AP&L sends 275 crewmen to storm-battered Louisiana<br />
Supervisor demoted, suspended for role in Klan joke<br />
Three Malvern linemen win National Linement s Rodeo<br />
Union officials back 'not vote on final contract proposal<br />
Union vote turns down AP&L contract offer<br />
Grants awarded to 15 central <strong>Arkansas</strong> schools<br />
ARKANSAS PRESS ASSOCIATION<br />
see Press Association, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
ARKANSAS PROTEINS 0<br />
see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ARKANSAS RAILROAD MU SHIM<br />
see Museums<br />
ARKANSAS RIVER<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see Rivers and lakes<br />
ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE<br />
Board seeks site for school, lists requirements<br />
Dr Betty J Cravy likely to head new residential school<br />
Dr Betty J Cravy hired to direct school<br />
Towns prepare applications as possible site for school<br />
Kodak chief offers $150.000 to lure school to Batesville<br />
Univ of Ark offers Pomfret Hall as home for school<br />
Preston Grace Sr pledges $250,000 if school goes to Bateville 03/24/92 A8<br />
Batesville to offer $1.3 million elementary school for site 03/27/92 B3<br />
Faulkner County JPs add $50.000 in bid for school 04/ 1/92 39<br />
Faulkner County, UCA join effort to secure ~chool for Conway 04/ 3/92 B1<br />
Conway Corp would give $500,000 in services to UCA for school 04/ 4/92 B1<br />
Seven cities vie for home for school 04/ 4/92 B7<br />
Seven cities await decision on site for school 04/ 5/92 B2<br />
Batesville, Blytheville, Conway sites fall short 04/15/92 B4<br />
Henderson State offers to issue bonds for school 05/ 1/92 B1<br />
School would hurt UCA, 350 students contend 05/33/92 B1<br />
Batesville to vote on tax for school 05/14/92 B10<br />
Conway wo3d form board for school 05/15/92 B1<br />
Saline County tax vote to test support for school 06/15/92 B1<br />
Saline County passes sales tax for school 06/17/92 I31<br />
3 firms pledge $400,000 if Hot Springs selected for school 06/19/92 B1<br />
Batesville tax vote to test support for school 06/23/92 B1<br />
Batesville approves sales tax for school, 820-609 06/24/92 B1
Site selection panel avoids stacking odds for any city<br />
Blytheville builds case for school site<br />
Site selection recommendation to be made today<br />
Hot Springs to be site of state school<br />
Hot Springs cheers new math school<br />
Warranty on building sweetened offer by Hot Springs<br />
Article on selection of Hot Springs over Batesville<br />
Hot Springs to buy school site, lease it to state<br />
State Senator Stanley Ruse accused of being sore loser<br />
Experienced teachers in demand for school<br />
Hot Springs buys site for math-science school<br />
Board considers procedures for selecting students<br />
School opens minority recruitment<br />
Larry Cook explains why Hot Springs was chosen<br />
About 414 students have inquired about new school<br />
School told that 32 seats must go to minorities<br />
ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND<br />
School gets 1-of -a-kind playground<br />
ARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME<br />
see Athletics and sports<br />
ARKANSAS STATE DENTAL AS SOCIATION<br />
see Dental Association, <strong>Arkansas</strong> State<br />
ARKANSAS STATE PRESS<br />
see News and news media<br />
ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY<br />
see Athletics and sports<br />
see Basketball<br />
see Sex crimes<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ students say campus life is boring<br />
ASU seeking to raise $8 million<br />
Band director resigns after wer-recruiting for band<br />
Sexual connotations of poster anger Ark State Univ students<br />
ASU considering tuition rise<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State beefing up security measures<br />
DHE t o recommend approval of <strong>Arkansas</strong> State doctoral program<br />
Approval given for offering doctoral program<br />
Arkasnas State Univ cheers advent of doctorate<br />
Ark State Univ raises tuition 14 pct; increases dorm rent<br />
Tuition rises by $100 per semester<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ economic impact on area is $267 million<br />
Dr John N Mangieri named president<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ sets 14.1 pct rise in fees<br />
ASU President Eugene Smith says goals met<br />
Admission standards adopted by ASU<br />
Summer enrollment sets record<br />
ASU protests halt community college plan for Paragould center<br />
ASU to offer classes at Paragould center<br />
Enrollment passes 10.000<br />
Enrollment record aet with 14,460 at a11 campuses<br />
Lawmakers see audit of faulty ASU books<br />
Handicapped students to receive attention of officials<br />
Pres John Mangieri sees larger governing role for faculty<br />
Students in dorm allegedly yelled racist comments<br />
ASU trustees vote to drop three degree programs<br />
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ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY/Beebe-Newport<br />
Appraval given for merger of ASU-Beebe and White River <strong>Tech</strong><br />
White River <strong>Tech</strong>nical Coll merges with ASU-Beebe<br />
ARKANSAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA<br />
see Music<br />
ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY<br />
see Baseball<br />
see Basketball<br />
see Culture and the arts<br />
see Football<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong>'s Age to Age program named Point of Light<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> missing equipment worth $18,102, audit shows<br />
Posts record summer enrollment of 1,427<br />
Am begins student-f aculty exchange with Japan<br />
President Kenneth Kexsh to retire June 30, 1993<br />
State Senator Lu Hardin among applicants for president<br />
At least 61 applicants received for president post<br />
ARKANSAS TIMES<br />
see News and news media<br />
ARKANSAS TRAVELER FOLK THEATER<br />
see Theater and drama<br />
ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO<br />
PSC. Attorney Gen Bryant allowed consultants in gas case<br />
ARKANSAS WILD AND SCENIC RIVERS ACT<br />
see Rivers and lakes<br />
ARKANSAS WILDLIFE EEDERATION<br />
see Wild1 if e Federation. <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
ARKANSAS WOMEN'S ACTION FUND<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
ARKANSAS1 FUTURE, Commission on<br />
see Area planning and renewal<br />
ARKANSAS-DEMOCRAT GAZETTE<br />
see News and news media<br />
ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA ENVIRONMENT& TASK FORCE<br />
see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
AEKLA ENERGY RESOURCES<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
ARKLA EXPLORATION<br />
see Arkla Inc<br />
m A<br />
INC<br />
see also Oil and gas<br />
Agencies put Arkla on 'credit watch.' may lower rating<br />
Revenue up. income off for Arkla<br />
Arkla files request for 15.1 pct price increase in home rate<br />
State, Arkla Energy Resources feud aver rates<br />
Comparison of Arkla, Southwestern Energy stock prices<br />
Debt and stock ratings drop<br />
Debt ratings lowered to BBB-minus<br />
Stock recovers after record low posted<br />
Dividend cut 20 cents to lower Arkla debt<br />
Net income drops $15.7 million<br />
Cuts stabilizing Arkla. Thomas F McLarty says<br />
Joyce and Abram Staggs I11 sue Arkla for $17.4 million<br />
Suit blames Arkla for explosion that destroyed Staggs hame<br />
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Dan Dienstibier hired as president and CEO<br />
Bonds barely pass muster in Chicago ratings<br />
Arkla sells E F Johnson Co for $40 million<br />
Second-quarter losses put at $15.8 million<br />
Racketeering lawsuit against Arkla dropped<br />
Agreement fixes gas prices for seven years<br />
PSC recommends smaller increase than Arkla wants<br />
RTC suit against Entex brings heavy trading of Arkla stock<br />
Arkla debt securities placed on 'rating watch'<br />
Opponents want another $6 million cut in Arkla rate request<br />
Residential rate to be raised, big industry bills cut<br />
Reports net loss of $27.6 million for quarter<br />
Arty Gen Winston Bryant opposes gas rate increase<br />
Arkla Exploration to be sold to Seagull Energy Corp<br />
Arkla to streamline, jettison $700 million in debt<br />
Arkla program to reduce costs gets bankers' approval<br />
Critical analyst upgrades stock to 'neutralv from 'sell1<br />
Ark Atty Gen Bryant wants public hearing on gas rate rise<br />
Court reinstates royalty loss claims against Arkla, others<br />
Jerry Jones, Mike McCoy again defendants in royalty suit<br />
Royalty suit grew out of purchase of Arkoma Production Co<br />
CEO Thomas F McLarty resigns to take post in Clinton adm<br />
New CEO is T Milton Honea<br />
Thomas F McLarty gets mixed reviews on performance at Arkla<br />
Wall Street J1 comments on Arklavs problems with Entex, S&L<br />
Kansas gas systems to be sold<br />
ARKOMA PRODUCTION CO<br />
see Arkla Inc<br />
AlUEE HOME FASHIONS<br />
Lack of suitable space forces closure of Trumann firm<br />
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (US)<br />
see United States - Army Corps of Engineers<br />
ARNOLD. RICHARD S<br />
see also Courts, Federal<br />
ARSENIC<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ARSON<br />
see Fires<br />
ART<br />
see Culture and the arts<br />
ARTEX SYSTEMS RJC<br />
Article on controversial ties to Univ of Ark, Postal Service<br />
Univ of Ark failed to check conflict at Artek<br />
Univ of Ark did little to corral researcher J E Bass<br />
J E Bass dead at 61; developed Postal Service bar codes<br />
Univ of Ark to pay postal service $340,000 in dispute<br />
Univ of Ark files suit seeking $300,000 damages<br />
ARTS<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
ASBESTOS<br />
see Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
Eighteen workers sue nineteen firms over asbestos liability<br />
ASHLEY COUNTY<br />
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Charge against ex-municipal judge Billy Switzer dismissed 04/ 8/92 Bl<br />
Former Crossett judge Billy Switzer lashes at critics 04/20/92 B1<br />
Ex-Sheriff James Robinson gets 6 months for beating 09/ 4/92 A15<br />
ASHLEY'S MILL<br />
Small community near NLR seeks incorporation as a town 06/18/92 B2<br />
NLR City Council opposes incorporation 06/23/92 B2<br />
Petition to incorporate Scott competes with Ashley's Mill 06/24/92 B2<br />
Incorporation petition withdrawn 06/27/92 B5<br />
ASIANS IN ARKANSAS<br />
see Crime and vice<br />
ASPEN AVIATION INC<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ASPIN, LES<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
ASSAULTS<br />
Over 25 men engage in fighting in Beebe city park 01/11/92 B4<br />
Lorise Jean Hughes of Hamburg, has been arrested 50 times 02/17/92 I31<br />
Lorise Jean Hughes found guilty of harassment 02/19/92 B1<br />
Five NLR teens cleared in robbery. beating of Mr & Mrs Payne 06/16/92 B2<br />
Jury recommends $12,000 fine for Michael DePriest in '91 case 07/30/92 B3<br />
Wman gets 20 yrs for throwing hot grits on ex-boyfriend 08/21/92 B1<br />
Beating of LR atty Ron Nichols baffles him and police 09/19/92 B2<br />
Marvin Antonio Acklin chgd in stabbing of grandmother, cousin 11/10/92 B2<br />
Meat cleaver fight sends diners in LR restaurant fleeing 12/12/92 B5<br />
ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS ASSN<br />
Rival dairy co-op says AMP1 acted against farmers1 interests 12/ 9/92 C1<br />
ATHEISM<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
ATHLETICS AND SPORTS<br />
see also Baseball<br />
see also Basketball<br />
see also Football<br />
see also Golf<br />
see also Jogging and running<br />
see also Olympic Games<br />
see also Phillips Pro-Celebrity Charity Classic<br />
see also Tennis<br />
see also Track and field<br />
Racist attitudes still plague LR public golf courses 07/ 6/92 Cl<br />
ATHLETICS AND SPORTS - <strong>Arkansas</strong> Sports Hall of Fame<br />
Article on Hall of Fame inductee Tom Gulleyrs career 02/10/92 C2<br />
Article on Hall of Fame inductee Dan Nampton 02/13/92 C2<br />
Article on Ark Hall of Fame inductee Don Dyer 02/17/92 C4<br />
Hall of Fame inducts five new members 02/22/92 Cl<br />
ATHLETICS AND SPORTS - College<br />
Donors gather $4.87 to pay Frank Broyles' telephone bill 01/ 9/92 B1<br />
UA Athletic Dept foots $245 bill for Frank Broyles' calls 01/10/92 B9<br />
Univ of Ark football player Vernon Wade faces weapons charge 01/18/92 C2<br />
AIC and OIC sign pact to play each other in football 03/29/92 C2<br />
John Brown Univ joins <strong>Arkansas</strong> Intercollegiate Conference 04/12/92 C3<br />
Arksnssas football player Freddie Bradley faces rape charge 04/25/92 B1<br />
Freddie Bradley accused of consensual sex with 13-yr-old girl 04/25/92 B1<br />
Freddie Bradley, Derrick Martin off football team, coach says 04/25/92 B1<br />
Girls say they went to UA athletic dorm with Freddie Bradley 04/25/92 B1
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UALR seeking 60 pct increase in athletic fee 04/29/92 B4<br />
Univ of Central Ark, Henderson State going to Gulf South Conf 04/29/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ one step away from Big West membership 04/30/92 Cl<br />
Freddie Lee Bradley. Derrick 0 Martin chgd with rape 05/ 1/92 B4<br />
Freddie Bradley pleads innocent to sex charge 05/ 2/92 B3<br />
Univ of Central Ark trustees approve move to Gulf South Conf O5/ 2/92 C5<br />
NCAA hands dawn penalties for <strong>Arkansas</strong> State 05/ 7/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ joins Big West in NCAA Division I-A 05/15/92 Cl<br />
UA officials embarrassed by endorsement of Hawgs Illustrated 05/15/92 D l<br />
Hog Call ends publication after UA endorsed Hawgs Illustrated 05/22/92 D l<br />
Tom Dees was publisher of Hog Call 05/22/92 D l<br />
Dwayne E Tyus faces trial on theft, failure to appear chgs 06/ 2/92 B2<br />
Dwayne E 5us was asst coach at UALR 06/ 2/92 B2<br />
Dwayne Tyus pleads guilty, gets 60-day jail term, fine 06/20/92 B2<br />
Frank Broyles honored at LR event 07/15/92 C l<br />
Razorback asst coach, linemen suspended for rules violation 08/14/92 C l<br />
Trial of ex-Razorbacks Bradley and Martin delayed 08/15/92 B1<br />
Univ of Central Ark considering ending baseball and track 08/25/92 A1<br />
Univ of Central Ark would shift funds to intramural athletics 08/25/92 A1<br />
Girl. 13. in Univ of Ark rape case returns to state 08/27/92 35<br />
Ticket scalpers at <strong>Arkansas</strong>-Alabama football game face arrest 09/19/92 B1<br />
Four cited in ticket scalping at Univ of Ark football game 09/20/92 B4<br />
John R Starr column urges Frank Broylee to go quietly 09/27/92 56<br />
Chart shows 1992-93 athletic budgets for 12 colleges 10/18/92 B2<br />
State colleges to spend $25.7 million on athletics 10/18/92 B2<br />
Univ of Central Ark mwe to NCAA makes sense and dollars 12/ 3/92 C2<br />
ATHLETICS AND SPORTS - School<br />
Bias suit filed by parents of ex-basketball player at Newport 02/ 1/92 B7<br />
Federal judge refuses to order Newport girl returned to team 02/15/92 B4<br />
Judge Reasoner says he cannot govern Newport coach's decision 02/21/92 B2<br />
Nettleton School Dist forfeits 2nd title aver residency 03/12/92 B4<br />
Required gpa for school athletics may go up soon 04/14/92 A1<br />
State delays start of C standard for school participation 07/14/92 B1<br />
NLR School Dist will not raise gpa requirement for sports 07/29/92 B1<br />
Pass-to-play plan for high achools must offer remedial help 09/15/92 B7<br />
State Educ Bd keeps C standard for sports participation 09/22/92 B1<br />
State Educ Ed member wants athletes on probation to play 10/12/92 B5<br />
Proposed 2.0 grade standard in high school called 'sinistert 10/29/92 B4<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Activities Assn offers deal on grade standard 11/ 9/92 B1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Activities Assn secures delay in GPA cutoff 11/10/92 B1<br />
Jonesboro Dist Supt Bill Beasley doubts need for 2.0 rule 11/16/92 B5<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Activities Assn rej ect s C grade standard 12/ 9/92 Dl<br />
State Education Bd approves 2.0 gpa for sports participation 12/15/92 Al<br />
ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD)<br />
see Children and youth<br />
ATT IWDE<br />
see Finances, Personal<br />
ATTORNEY GENERAL (Ark)<br />
see also Allied Marketing Group Inc<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Western Gas Co<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
see also Callan Publishing Co<br />
see also Child Support Enforcement Services Inc<br />
see also Consumer protection
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see also Forests and forestry<br />
see also Gambling<br />
see also Iran-Contra Affair<br />
see also Legal aid for the poor<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
see also Millcreek of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
see also Suicides<br />
see also Telephone service<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant issues 'Buyer Beware' list 01/ 4/92 A12<br />
Opinion issued on scrap-tire regulations 01/ 4/92 Dl<br />
Rules governor has no veto power wer PC&E 01/ 8/92 A14<br />
Inquiries keep office cranking out opinions 01/19/92 B2<br />
Asa Hutchinson's libel suit against Winston Bryant dismissed 03/ 7/92 B10<br />
Libel suit was filed by Asa Hutchinson in 1990 election 03/ 7/92 B10<br />
Winston Bryant, Asa Hutchinson settle libel suit 03/12/92 B7<br />
Jim Guy Tucker urges road, school changes 03/13/92 A16<br />
Jim Guy Tucker irate at talk of state buying Lafayette Bldg 03/21/92 Dl<br />
Winston Bryant didn't violate FOI in gas rate documents case 05/29/92 B4<br />
Winston Bryant calls AG office pro-active under his adm 07/17/92 B1<br />
Winston Bryant says Richard S Arnold could join US Supreme Ct 11/ 2/92 B1<br />
Winston Bryant to make his first argument to US Supreme Ct 11/ 2/92 B1<br />
AU PAIR<br />
see International visitors<br />
AUDITOR (Ark)<br />
Julia Hughes Jones spends $14,796 plus trade-in for new car 07/23/92 B1<br />
Julia Hughes Jones discusses excellence in Girls State talk 07/26/92 36<br />
AUDITS AND MANAGEMENT REVIEWS<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
AUGUST IN ARKANSAS FESTIVAL<br />
see Festivals<br />
AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Augusta District<br />
AUtBIE, HUBERT l'Geesetl<br />
see also Christmas<br />
AUTISM<br />
see Learning disabilities<br />
AUTOMOBILE SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINTS<br />
see also Traffic accidents and safety<br />
AUTOMOBILES AND AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS<br />
see also Education Mr2 Mr3<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
see also Taxation<br />
see also United Kingdom of God Embassy - Yahweh's Ministries<br />
Car owners call for salvage law 01/17/92 B4<br />
New regulations for new car ads take effect May 1 041' 3/92 A16<br />
Traffic Judge Bill Watt would put teen-age offenders on foot 04/21/92 B2<br />
Proposed bill requires vehicle titles to list major repairs 06/26/92 B7<br />
Lawmakers draft auto 'lemon law' patterned on 48 other states 09/24/92 B1<br />
Legislators working on 'lemon lawt to protect purchasers 12/18/92 B4<br />
AUTOPSIES<br />
see Crime Laboratory (Ark)
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see Deaths<br />
AVIATION AND AIRCRAFT<br />
see also Air Transport International<br />
see also Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
Aeronautics Comm approves seven airport grants<br />
Comments on proposed NW Ark Regional Airport positive<br />
NW Ark airport backer calls Missouri grumbling sour grapes<br />
Rebsamen Insurance donates $67.500 to aerospace museum<br />
Two hurt in plane crash near Clarkeville<br />
2 Arkansans killed in crash of Airborne Flying Service plane<br />
Pilot Harry Cordon dies in crash of gyroplane at NLR<br />
Larry Haney rune hang gliding school in Lonoke County<br />
Plane crash-lands in field at NLR<br />
Site for NW Ark airport narrowed little by consultants<br />
Northwest Ark Regional Airport site selected<br />
Aerospace Education Center at LR gets $500,000 grant<br />
FAA demands committment from Fayettwille on NW Airport<br />
Fayetteville Airport Bd rej ect s Drake Field phaseout<br />
Fayettevule directors conditionally back regional airport<br />
Lone Star drops Camden service, draws criticism<br />
State Aeronautics Comm gives $50,000 to NW Regional Airport<br />
NW Ark Airport Authority seeks money from private sources<br />
Three hurt as plane crashes at Mounds (Greene County)<br />
State Trooper injured in crash of hme-made plane<br />
Delta Air Lines commits to service at Northwest Airport<br />
Pilots in women's Air Race Classic drop in on Mena<br />
Endangered cave fish threaten Northwest Ark Airport project<br />
Hugh Hensley discusses forced retirement of pilots at age 60<br />
Officers search in Camden area for pilot in crash<br />
Sites of 2 fatal airplane crashes searched<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> had three fatal plane crashes this week<br />
Crash at Hot Springs kills three employees of airline<br />
Faulty LR wind sensor called factor in Kodak jet crash in '90 08/31/92 Bl<br />
Plans for NW Ark Regional Airport scaled back 09/ 6/92 GI<br />
Tiny cave fish surfaces as obstacle to NW Ark Regional 09/10/92 Dl<br />
Balloonist bombardiers invde LR in fund-raiser 09/12/92 B1<br />
William Newell Small to be in Ark Aviation Hall of Fame 09/20/92 Dl<br />
Woodrow K Crockett, William M Small in Ark Hall of fame 09/29/92 B7<br />
No rare crayfish found at site of NW Ark Airport 10/ 8/92 Dl<br />
Washington County JPs accept airport authority pact 10/10/92 D l<br />
Woodrow W Crockett is first black in Aviation Hall, of Fame 10/16/92 B6<br />
Fifty-four pct surveyed favor new Northwest Ark airport 10/22/92 D6<br />
Ballot to sound out voters on Northwest Ark airport project 11/ 2/92 Dl<br />
Voter endorsement gives wings to Northwest Ark airport 11/ 6/92 Dl<br />
LR School Dist debates cost of proposed aerospace magnet sch 11/13/92 B2<br />
Continential Airlines back in LR with flights to Houston 11/17/92 Dl<br />
Hillary Clinton's name may land on LR airport 11/18/92 Al<br />
Proposal to name LR airport for Hillary Clinton controversial. 11/18/92 Al<br />
John R Starr column on proposal to name airport for Clinton 11/18/92 B11<br />
Plan to name airport for Hillary Clinton is on hold 11/19/92 Al.<br />
Name change for LR airport unlikely any time soon 11/20/92 A1<br />
LRSD urged to review plans for aerospace magnet school 11/20/92 B5
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John Starr column on proposed name change at LR airport 11/20/92B9 3<br />
Adams family unites to fight name change at LR 11/21/92 B2 1<br />
Consultant makes recommendations for NW <strong>Arkansas</strong> airport 11/23/92 Dl 1<br />
Fayetteville's Drake Field grows where it can to meet demand 12/ 2/92 Dl 2<br />
LR airport records almost 1 million boardings this year 12/5/92D2 1<br />
Business at Little Rock Regional Airport shows sharp increase 12/16/92 Al 4<br />
Little Rock Airport handles its first Russian plane landing 12/18/92 A1 2<br />
Little Rock Airport has 1 million passengers this year 12/21/92 D5 1<br />
NW Ark airport construction could begin within a year 12/25/92Al 2<br />
NW <strong>Arkansas</strong> airport idea took 40 yrs to get off ground 12/28/92 B1 5<br />
AVILLA, Lake<br />
see Water<br />
BABBITT, BRUCE K<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and Executive Changes<br />
BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES<br />
see Baseball<br />
BADAMI, JAMES<br />
see also Courts. State and local<br />
BAILEY, MARJORIE H<br />
see also Hendrix College<br />
BAILEY. WILLIAM<br />
see also Finances, Personal<br />
BAIRD, ZOE<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
BAKER PRAIRIE<br />
see Wilderness and natural areas<br />
BALD KNOB SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Bad Knob School District<br />
BALDOR ELECllRIC CO<br />
Expected upswing in 1991 never occurred for Baldor<br />
Sales show increase in quarterly report<br />
Earnings climb to record $2.54 million for quarter<br />
BALLET ARKANSAS<br />
see Culture and the arts<br />
BAT., OONS<br />
see Aviation and aircraft<br />
BANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE INTERNATION&<br />
Paper says Worthn Bank to be investigated for BCCE ties 02/8/92D1 2<br />
Worthen Bank not part of BCCI inquiry 02/19/92 Dl 3<br />
Wall Street Journal on Stephens Inc ties to BCCI 10/13/92 A8 2<br />
Account of BCCI takeover of Financial General riles Stephens 11/ 8/92 A1 4<br />
Jackson T Stephens denies he or his firm involved in takewer 11/ 8/92 A1 4<br />
Jackson T Stephens outlines BCCI contacts 11/ 8/92Al 4<br />
Report outlines financial dealings of bankrupt court 11/ 8/92 Al 4<br />
Jackson T Stephens accuses Wall Street J1 of 'vendetta' 11/ 8/92 A13 1<br />
Jackson T Stephens replies to W a l l Street J1 article (text) 11/ 8/92 56 1<br />
Author suggests FBI look to tie Bill Clinton to BCCI 12/10/92 Dl 5<br />
Jackson T Stephens denies allegations in book 12/10/92 Dl 5<br />
BANKRUPTCIES<br />
see also Alamo Christian Foundation<br />
see also Almand. Tim<br />
see also Banks<br />
see also Delivery of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Inc<br />
see also Dillon Conetruction Co
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BANKS<br />
see also<br />
Hollis & Co<br />
Hollis Co<br />
Hotels<br />
I Q International Inc<br />
Lloyd. Phillip Lynn<br />
Medicine and health<br />
Morrilton Plastics Products Inc<br />
Morrison, Patrick J<br />
Wendy's of the South Inc<br />
Wengroup Companies<br />
Westchase Plaza Shopping Center<br />
Wood1 ine Motor Freight Inc<br />
Robberies and thefts<br />
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Scavengers gobble up spoils of failed S&Ls 01113/92 Dl<br />
Federal. Reserve Bd seeks to ban James L Magee from banking 01/15/92 Dl<br />
James L Magee defends his salary at bank hearing 01/16/92 Dl<br />
Marlin D Jackson says he approved pay of James L Magee 01/17/92 Dl<br />
First Commercial assets hit $2.615 billion in 1991 01/23/92 Dl<br />
Superior Federal Bank to be bought by Boatmen's Bancshares 01/24/92 A1<br />
Bomb found in automatic teller at Jonesboro bank 01/25/92 B7<br />
Pat M Riley tells story to illustrate likely RTC abuse 01/27/92 Dl<br />
First Natl (Fayetteville) sues Jerry Falwell over loan 02/ 1/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Banking Corp had 19 pct earnings gain in 1991 02/ 4/92 Dl<br />
Simmons First Natl Corp has 21.5 pct earnings gain 02/ 4/92 D8<br />
Attys for chiefs of failed S&Ls say RTC conducting witch hunt 02/11/92 Dl<br />
Officers of Savers Federal and First Federal face RTC charges 02/11/92 Dl<br />
Twenty-three former Savers and First Federal officials chgd 02/11/92 Dl<br />
United Federal S&L of Jonesboro put on sales block by RTC 02/13/92 Dl<br />
Ex-officials of defunct Independence Federal Bank sued 02/14/92 Dl<br />
Preston Grace Jr was head of defunct Independence Federal. 02/14/92 Dl<br />
&-officials of First Federal Savings battle insurer 02/14/92 D2<br />
Some defendants in failed S&Ls fault economy. tax laws 02/15/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Banking Corp shows interest in Union Natl Bank of Ark 02/20/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Banking Corp plans to purchase Union National system<br />
Worthen shifts 9.9 pct of shares to One Natl Bancshares<br />
David Siege1 gets 13 mos in Capitd Savings bank fraud<br />
Failed United Federal S & L at Jonesboro sold to 4 bidders<br />
Capital S&L ex-chief Del Ray Keith Chandler indicted<br />
Worthen Banking Corp to buy Stephens Diversified Leasing Inc<br />
Natl Bank of Ark sues former officials for $1.5 million<br />
Worthen Banking Corp revives dividends<br />
Ex-Capital S&L c b<br />
Del Ray Keith Chandler faces fraud chgs<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> S&Ls ranked by gross assets<br />
Fraud count against Preston Grace Jr dismissed<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> banks prof itable in 1991 (ranking of 15 largest)<br />
First Commercial Corp wants Ark cap on deposits raised<br />
Worthen is now state's biggest bank<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> banks' assets and earnings (by county)<br />
Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> a booming frontier for banks<br />
First Natl at Fayettwille to get Jerry Falwell's savings<br />
Stephens family owns 33 pct of Worthen Bank<br />
Simmons First Natl Corp reorganizes its Pine Bluff bank<br />
Investor Abdullah Taha Bakksh sells half of Worthen stock
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Admr law judge wants James L Magee barred frm banking 061' 6/92 Al<br />
J B Hunt family sells interest in Worthen Coxp 061' 6/92 Dl<br />
Simmons First National Corp limits low-interest cds to Ark 06/11/92 Dl<br />
Jerry Falwell's debt to Fayetteville bank paid by donor 06/12/92 Dl<br />
Suit by Natl Bank of <strong>Arkansas</strong> against former directors valid 06/16/92 Dl<br />
Charges filed in fraud case at defunct Northwest Natl Bank 06/24/92 Dl<br />
Virginia and Joe Morris andW T Higgs Jr named in bank case 06/24/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Banking Corp. Union of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Corp plan to merge 07/ 1/92 Al<br />
Merger of Union with Worthen should bring economies 071' 5/92 GI<br />
Ronald R Tullos sues 2 Natl Bank of Ark shareholders 07/ 8/92 B7<br />
Worthen led in acquisition of failed rural S&Ls 07/12/92 GI<br />
Former Capital S&L Chmn Del Chandler. directors sued by RTC 07/25/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Banking Corp reports income up by 36 pct 07/29/92 D6<br />
State usury law hurts <strong>Arkansas</strong> banks 08/ 2/92 G1<br />
E Harley Cox Jr to be released from prison today 08/ 6/92 B10<br />
Returns on assets averages 1.34 pct for <strong>Arkansas</strong> banks 08/ 7/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>' largest banks and S&Ls 08/ 7/92 Dl<br />
Statistics on assets and earnings of dl banks in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 08/ 9/92 63<br />
First Commercial Corp to buy First City Natl Bank in Memphis 08/27/92 Dl<br />
First State Financial plane to buy First Natl at Nashville 09/ 1/92 Dl<br />
Worthen Natl has benefitted f ram Bill Clinton campaign funds 09/ 8/92 Al<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> banks' loan practices with blacks targeted for study 09/15/92 Dl<br />
Former First American directors sue to invalidate subpoenas 09/ 18/92 B3<br />
Urican American group plans to buy First Exchange Bank 09/21/92 B1<br />
Everett Shelton says First Exchange would aid blacks 09/21/92 B1<br />
Everett Sheltonts prison record may block bank purchase 09/22/92 Dl<br />
Bush appointee to come to Ark for hearing on loans to blacks 09/24/92 Dl<br />
Everett Shelton talks of racism and white-awned banks 09/24/92 Dl<br />
First Commercial stole First Exchange, Everett Shelton says 09/25/92 Dl<br />
First Exchange Bank at LR bought by First Commercial Corp 09/25/92 Dl<br />
Public hearing finds few banks lend widely to minorities 09/27/92 39<br />
BRW Real Estate making big prof its off RTC assets 09/27/92 G1<br />
First Exchange to be west LR hub for First Commercial 09/28/92 Dl<br />
Southern Credit Corp seeks bank status for its operations 09/29/92 Dl<br />
Deloitte & Touche face trial in FirstSouth case 10/ 3/92 Dl<br />
Study says Central Ark blacks still have trouble getting loan 10/ 3/92 Dl<br />
First Community Bank at Conway says business booming 101' 7/92 Dl<br />
Federal Reserve upholds ban of James L Magee fran banking 10/11/92 GI<br />
Worthen Corp ties to Stephens Inc firms subject of article 10/13/92 A8<br />
Worthen merger with Union of Ark to close same branches 10/15/92 Dl<br />
AOORN finds racial disparity in home loans 10/22/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> S&Ls ranked by assets 10/24/92 Dl<br />
List of <strong>Arkansas</strong> banks showing assets, earnings 10/26/92 D4<br />
Worthen stock shoots up with Bill Clinton's win 11/ 5/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> bankers unperturbed by reform laws 11/ 8/92 G1<br />
Gaylon M Lawrence Sr banned from banking for life 11/19/92 Dl<br />
Bank Fair attempts to get mortgages to the poor 11/20/92 Dl<br />
Analystslocate no 'turkeyst among banks, S&Ls in<strong>Arkansas</strong> 11/26/92 Dl<br />
Bankers, ACORN agree on goals, discuss means 12/ 3/92 Dl<br />
Worthen gearing up for more acquisitions; debt refinanced 12/ 6/92 GI<br />
First Commercial Corp plans to acquire two banks 12/10/92 Dl<br />
First Commercial Bankt s national advisory board listed 12/13/92 A31<br />
First Commercial Corp. First United Bankshares among best 12/14/92 Dl<br />
BANKS, CHARLES "CHUCKn
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see also Courts. Federal<br />
see also Politics and elections Je19<br />
BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
Historic First Baptist Church at Comvay destroyed 01/ 5/92 B1<br />
Water heater blamed for fire at Conway's First Baptist Church 01/10/92 B1<br />
Time capsule found in rubble of Conway's Birst Baptist 03/ 4/92 B1<br />
Meeting at LR to air Baptist 'crisis' 04/ 8/92 B2<br />
New Zion Missionary builds in rundown section of W Helena 04/10/92 B1<br />
Baptists gather, deplore denomination' s faction rift 04/11/92 B7<br />
27-yr missionaries quit Southern Baptists for moderates 05l20/92 B4<br />
NormaTioarticleonroleofwomeninchurchsetsofffuro 07/1/92B1<br />
Immanuel Baptist at LK celebrates centennial 07/25/92 E6<br />
Baptist State Corn takes stands contrary to Bill Clinton's 11/13/92 B1<br />
Southern Baptists adopt resolutions on sexual conduct 11/13/92 B1<br />
Immanuel Pastor Rex Horne Jr interviewed on role in spotlight 12/17/92 F1<br />
BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPS<br />
Snow's Barber Shop at LR closing after 30 years<br />
BARCLAY, DICK<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
BARETTA MANUFACTURING LTD<br />
Conway banker tells why loan not make to boat manufacturer<br />
John Girolamo says banks refuse to loan funds for factory<br />
BARRETT HAMILTON INC<br />
Trust company to decide future of liquor wholesaler<br />
Firm bought by Wholesale Liquor Warehouse<br />
BARRETT, RICHARD<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
BARS AND NIGHT CLUBS<br />
see also Homsosexuals<br />
Former club owner Joseph F Calva begins federal prison term<br />
ABC penalizes two private clubs at Fort Smith<br />
Prosecutor Bosson takes club owners. ABC board to task<br />
NLR church opposes night club construction near facility<br />
Hot Springs club operator denies he got special treatment<br />
Good Time Charlie's at Hot Springs destroyed by fire<br />
Two clubs fined; male dancers were fondled<br />
Doc Murdock's Club at Fayetteville chgd with race bias<br />
Suit alleges bouncer cos&ne at Doc ~&dock*s like KKK robes . -<br />
Fayetteville officer says racial near-riot at Murdock's scary 09/18/92 B9<br />
Murdock's bouncer says costume not meant to offend blacks 09/19/92 B7<br />
Testimony ends in rights violations claims at Murdock's 09/22/92 B3<br />
Jury finds Murdockq s violated civil rights of black 09/24/92 B7<br />
Good Time Charlie's at Hot Springs again destroyed by fire<br />
BARTER<br />
12/25/92 B1<br />
Bartering back in Northwest Ark<br />
BASBALL<br />
03/ 8/92 GI<br />
Babe Ruth World Series to be held in Springdale 04/28/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> wins AIC title, will host Dist 17 tournament 04/30/92 C3<br />
Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> Univ wins NAIA Dist 17 title 051' 3/92 C2<br />
AIC All-star roster 05/ 5/92 C2<br />
Southern Ark Univ falls to Tarleton State in Area I1 playoff 05/14/92 C2<br />
Delores Brumf ield White played in girls prof essional. league 07/ 5/92 El
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BASHAM, CHARLES D<br />
Ark Real Estate Comm charges violation of rules 04/10/92 Dl<br />
Basham gets 6-month suspension of license 04/15/92 Dl<br />
BASKErn ALL<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
BASKETBALL - Amateur<br />
Hoopfest has 1,208 team entered in LR event 05/30/92 C1<br />
BASKETBAL.L - College<br />
Univ of Ark Razorbacks open SEC era with rout of Auburn 01/ 5/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> wmen win title with perfect 16-0 AIC record 02/21/92 C4<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> women win NAIA Dist 17 playoff; record is 30-1 02/28/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> Golden Suns seeded no. 2 in NAIA tourney 02/29/92 C1<br />
ATU coach Joe Foley named AIC, NAIA Dist 17 Coach of the Year 03/ 1/92 C3<br />
All-AIC, All-NAIA Dist 17 women's teams named 03/ 1/92 C3<br />
ALC champion Univ of Central. Ark is top seed in dist tourney 03/ 3/92 C4<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks win SEC title 03/ 8/92 Cl<br />
Nolan Richardson calls SEC title gift from Ark blacks 03/ 8/92 C2<br />
Menvs All-AIC, All-NAIA Dist 17 teams named 03/ 8/92 C5<br />
UCA coach Don Dyer is AIC, NAIA Dist 17 coach of the year 03/ 8/92 C5<br />
John R Starr says Nolan Richardson keeps racism rollin' 03/ 9/92 B7<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong>'s Golden Suns capture national championship 03/11/92 Cl<br />
Univ of Central Ark wins NAIA Dist 17 playoff 03/12/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks fall to Alabama in SEC tournament 03/15/92 C1<br />
Don Dyer inducted into NAIA Hall of Fame 03/21/92 B2<br />
Univ of Ark ousted from NCAA tourney by Memphis State 03/22/92 C1<br />
Univ of Central Ark faces Oklahoma City in NAIA finals 03/23/92 C1<br />
Univ of Central Ark loses to Oklahoma City in NAIA final 03/24/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ women's team in Natl. Women's Imitational 03/26/92 Dl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State wamen defeated in NWT 03/28/92 C3<br />
Hendrh College names Mike Ritchie to coach women's team 04/16/92 C2<br />
Pre-season report on college basketball in Ark 11/15/92 K1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist men's teams play other schools on same dates 12/ 8/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist College official wants answers on program 12/ 9/92 B1<br />
Questions surround <strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist saga 12/11/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist College president ashamed, but forgiving 12/18/92 C1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist College vows to stop scheduling problems 12/18/92 C1<br />
BASKEDALL - School<br />
Russellville' s Corliss Williamson named MacDonald All-star 02/ 9/92 C9<br />
Booster Club wants Fayetteville Coach Joe Kretchmar out 02/14/92 B4<br />
Corl is Williamson of Russellville, named Parade All-American 02/28/92 C1<br />
LR Parkview boys capture state AAAA title 03/15/92 C1<br />
West Memphis girls win state AAAA tournament 03/15/92 C5<br />
Batesville girls win grate Class AAA title 03/15/92 C6<br />
Eudora boys win state Class AA championship 03/15/92 C6<br />
Stuttgart boys win etate Class AAA basketball title 03/15/92 C6<br />
Kingsland captures state Class B boys championship 03/15/92 C7<br />
Nevada Dist girls win state Class A title 03/15/92 C7<br />
Alpena takes state Class B girls championship 03/15/92 C7<br />
Buffalo Island Central wins state Clam A boys championship 03/15/92 C7<br />
Dardanelle girls win state Class AA championship 03/15/92 C7<br />
Coxliss Williamson of Russellville, named nation's top player 03/18/92 Cl<br />
Dardanelle girls win overall state title 03/22/92 C1<br />
Parkview Patriots win overall state boys title 03/22/92 C1<br />
Fayettevillels Coach Kretschmax fights reassignment 03/27/92 C2
Democrat-Gazette's All-Ark team headed by Corliss Williamson<br />
Democrat-Gazette's All Ark team headed by Kelly Johnson<br />
Fayetteville Coach Joe Kretschmar's future still up in air<br />
Joseph Kretschmar controversy at Fayettwille is column topic<br />
Joseph Kretschmar to keep posts at Fayetteville High<br />
Fayettwille Coach Joe Kretschmar retires after winning job<br />
High school state championships headed back to LR<br />
Overall Tournament dropped for high school state champions<br />
BASS, J E<br />
see also Artek Systems Inc<br />
BATES, DAISY<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
Video about Mrs Bates is winner in A&E competition<br />
BATE SV ILLE<br />
see also Historic buildings and sites<br />
see also Rivers and lakes<br />
BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRIIX<br />
see Basketball<br />
see Education - Batesville District<br />
BATESVILLE TRUCK LINES INC<br />
Firm liquidating it6 assets to pay off creditors<br />
BATS<br />
see WildLife<br />
BATTERED S POTJ SES<br />
see Families and family life<br />
BATTLEFIELDS<br />
see Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
BAXTER, ELISHA<br />
see also History (Ark)<br />
BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Bay District<br />
BAYOU METO<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
B ELL-LADYMON STORES<br />
Chain closing its stores in Little Rock market<br />
BUS<br />
see Wildlife<br />
BEAVER LAKE<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see Rivers and lakes<br />
BEAVERPORK FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT<br />
see Fires<br />
BEAVERS<br />
see Wildlife<br />
BEAVERS, KELLEY<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
BECKER, J BILL<br />
see also Labor<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
BEES<br />
Bees from killer swarm in Carrollton to be analyzed<br />
BEETLES<br />
see Endangered and extinct species<br />
BEGGING<br />
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see Loitering and vagrancy<br />
BEKAERT CORP<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
BELL, CLARENCE<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
Legislators honor Bell for his work in education<br />
Honored by state Senate for years of service<br />
BELL, JOE<br />
see also Taxation<br />
BELL, MnWN L<br />
Dallas bank obj ects to terms of divorce of the Bells<br />
Appeals ct rules Bell must repay $12,2 million on mortgage<br />
BELLA VISTA<br />
see also Wildlife<br />
BENEFIELD, J W<br />
Benef ield often seen in off ice of Gw Jim Guy Tucker<br />
BENNETT. CATHY<br />
Nationally-known jury selection expert dies at age 41<br />
Obituary<br />
BENTON COUNTY<br />
see also Police<br />
Three members of Pockrus family seeking county offices<br />
Bentomille merchants pledge funds for downtown courthouse<br />
County needs $32 million for courts expansion<br />
BENTON COUNTY JAIL<br />
see Prisons and prisoners<br />
BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Benton District<br />
B ENTONV ILLE<br />
see also Rogers<br />
Judge rules disputed land is part of Rogers, not Bentonville<br />
Residents reject proposal to add 4 tracts to city<br />
Petition drive seeks to change to city manager form of gavt<br />
BENTONV ILLE SCHOOL DI S TRX CT<br />
see Education - Bentonville District<br />
BENTSEN. LLOYD<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
BERGER, SAMUEL R<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Wansition planning<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
BERLIN WALL<br />
see also Smith (~lna M) Foundation<br />
BERND, CLOYD MCKINLEY<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
BERRY, ROSE A<br />
Receives Distinguished Educator Award from Kappa Kappa Iota<br />
BES SETTE, LINDA<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
BETHLEXEM STEEL GORP<br />
Little Rock still in running for plant location<br />
BETTER LIVING INC<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
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see also Alcoholic beverages<br />
see also Taxation<br />
BmEXLY ENTErRPRISES INC<br />
Net income for 1991 was $29 million<br />
Beverly agrees to settle securities fraud suits with fund<br />
Beverly to refinance with $100 million loan<br />
Financial performance and pay to officers improve<br />
Quarterly income showed 43 pct rise<br />
Profits rise, but some hmes lag in profitability<br />
Beverly to close or sell 33 nursing hmes<br />
Beverly to see loss in quarter<br />
BEYERS, STEVE<br />
see also Vehicles Management Group<br />
BIG BRoTHWS/BIG SISTERS<br />
Blacks charge little done to recruit minority volunteers<br />
Volunteer recruitment defended<br />
BIG RIVER I1<br />
Floridan wins $10 million award from Netherlands bank<br />
Netherlands bank chgd with fraud in loan for company<br />
BILL NORMAN INTERNATIONAL<br />
Norman Lurea founder trying to save firm frm liquidation<br />
BINGO<br />
see Gambling<br />
BIOENGINEERING<br />
see Biotechnology<br />
BIOTECHNOLOGY<br />
Biotechnology finds fertile ground in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
BIRCH PROGRAM<br />
see also Mental health and disorders<br />
BIRDS<br />
see Wildlife<br />
BIRTH CONTROL AND ABORTION<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
Church's anti-abortion ad enrages pro-choice side<br />
Pulaski Co School Bd blocks contraceptives at Mills clinic<br />
Mills High School has had 89 known pregnancies since 1989<br />
Dr Joycelyn Elders to speak on Roe vs Wade anniversary rally<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Coalition for Choice holds rally at LR<br />
Dr Joycelyn Elders addresses <strong>Arkansas</strong> Coalition for Choice<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Right to Life rally draws 12,500 to Little Rock<br />
Editorial strongly supports anti-abortion group<br />
Activists defend proposed abortion amdt, attack ad<br />
Reproductive Choice Amendment (text of proposed amdt 1<br />
TV ad depicting 'slave' is from Rhodesian fighting<br />
Activists see abortion case as erosion of Roe decision<br />
Mills High School clinic seekn to distribute contraceptives<br />
Pulaski Dist Bd allows Mills to distribute birth control<br />
Judge appxwes contrwersial genetic tests at UAMS<br />
Dr Joycelyn Elders broke law, Westark Christian Action claims 02/18/92 31<br />
Speech at rally broke no law, Dr Joycelyn Elders says 02/18/92 B1<br />
Kimberly Collins alleges D r Curtis Stover broke law at clinic 02/23/92 B1<br />
State Medical Bd receives complaints against Dr Curtis Stwer 02/23/92 31<br />
Dx Curtis Stwer distributes letter, complaint of Collins 02/23/92 Bt<br />
Dr Curtis Stover has been reprimanded twice by Medical Board 02/26/92 Bl
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3udge orders UAMS to tally abortion costs 03/ 3/92 B3<br />
Kimberly Collins resigns as head of Ark Coalition for Choice 03/ 6/92 B1<br />
Dr Curtis Stwer calls Kimberly Collins disgruntled 03/ 7/92 B5<br />
Joycelyn Elders will not face chg for making rally speech 03/14/92 B2<br />
Westark Christian Action still wants chgs against Dr Elders 03/15/92 84<br />
Abortion rights taping by police called only a training tool 03/17/92 B2<br />
Westark Christian Action Council wants Joycelyn Elders chgd 03/18/92 B7<br />
Judge lets genetic testing at UAMS continue<br />
Prosecutor asks dismissal of petition on Dr Joycelyn Elders<br />
03/25/92 B5<br />
04/ 4/92 B2<br />
Jury awards $1.5 million in IUD suit involving birth defect 04/11/92 B1<br />
Westark Council petition on Joycelyn Elders thrown out 05/ 2/92 B5<br />
Westark Christian says Dr Elders broke law in staff atty use 05/ 5/92 B2<br />
Editorial on attack on Joycelyn Elders by Westark Christian 05/ 9/92 B8<br />
Abortion opponents picket at Planned Parenthood event 05/21/92 A18<br />
Group seeks to end dispensing condoms at school clinics 061' 9/92 B2<br />
Boycott of Sparks Medical Ctr asked by Westark Christian 06/21/92 B1<br />
Westark Christian Action attacks Dr Joycelyn Elders<br />
Abortion rights group gives up effort for amendment<br />
06/21/92 B1<br />
06/30/92 A7<br />
Arkansans displeased with Supreme Ct ruling on abortion 06/30/92 A7<br />
Teens going to court for abortion approval 07/ 6/92 A1<br />
Chancellor John Linebarger delays hearings on abortion cases 07/ 6/92 A3<br />
Statistics on abortions in <strong>Arkansas</strong>, 1982-1990 07/ 6/92 A3<br />
217 teens have asked judges to allow abortions since 1989<br />
Abortion war coming to Capitol, legislators say<br />
07/ 6/92 A3<br />
07/ 7/92 Al<br />
Court says teen in state custody can seek abortion 07/ 7/92 B1<br />
Abortion opponents compared Carol Nokes to Adolph Hitler 07/12/92 B2<br />
GOP candidate Jay Dickey says incest is a family matter 07/26/92 J5<br />
Money lacking fox 3.000 women to have Norplants 08/ 2/92 B1<br />
Dr Curtis Stwer calls anti-abortion pickets 'idiots' 08/17/92 B1<br />
Graphic abortion leaflets startle neighbors of Dr C Stover 08/17/92 B1<br />
Stories of four women who have had abortions 08/23/92 A1<br />
Ralph Forbes wants court to &cide if fetus is a person<br />
Ralph Forbes hopes to run graphic anti-abortion ads<br />
08/27/92 B7<br />
09/ 6/92 B4<br />
Westark Christian Council sues for file on Dr Joycelyn Elders 09/18/92 B4<br />
Mark Lowery says Mark Stodola delays inquiry in Elders case 09/28/92 B1<br />
Files closed on Elders case because inquiry ongoing<br />
Abortion foes form 5-mile-long human cross at LR<br />
09/29/92 35<br />
10/ 5/92 A1<br />
Abortion opponents endorse Republican candidates 10/ 8/92 A16<br />
Prosecutor Stodola declines to charge Dr Joyclyn Elders 10/21/92 33<br />
Baptist State Corn opposes distribution on condoms in schools 11/13/92 31<br />
John R Starr column on Carol Nokes plea for tolerance 11/30/92 B7<br />
New state program to urge prevention of unwanted pregnancies<br />
BIRTHS, Multiple<br />
12/ 8/92 B1<br />
Triplets born to Richard and Diana Melvin 01/15/92 B1<br />
Wins born 19 days apart to Marion woman<br />
BIRTHS, PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRICS<br />
06/20/92 B3<br />
NLR midwife Deb Phillips has delivered 252 babies<br />
Ark led nation in 1990 with 27.8 pct of deliveries by C-sec<br />
05/ 4/92 B1<br />
05/15/92 B1<br />
Description of typical night in UAMS delivery room<br />
Complex births dealt with daily by UAMS staff<br />
BITEC INC<br />
09/20/92 Al<br />
09/20/92 A20<br />
Bitec settles bias suit with ex-employee who is an Aztec<br />
BLACK OAK<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
03/ 4/92 B4
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BLACK RIVER<br />
see also Wildlife<br />
BLACK RIVER AREA DEVELOPMENT CORP<br />
see also Head Start<br />
BLACK RIVER TECHNICAL COLLEGE<br />
Black River <strong>Tech</strong>nical Coll tax rejected by voters 03/12/92 B7<br />
Pocahontas residents approve tax to aid college 09/ 3/92 B10<br />
Suit seeks to kill Pocahontas approval of tax for college 10/10/92 B6<br />
BLACKMAIL<br />
see Extortion and blackmail<br />
BLACKS<br />
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<strong>Arkansas</strong> Land and Farm Development Corp<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Co<br />
Banks<br />
Civil rights and discrimination<br />
Conway<br />
Country Club of Little Rock<br />
Education - Faculty and staff recruitment ...<br />
Housing<br />
L onoke<br />
Los Angeles<br />
Men Emerging Now (MEN)<br />
Minority business enterprises<br />
Police - Little Rock<br />
Police - Pine Bluff<br />
Politics and elections<br />
Shropshire, Jackie<br />
Welfare and the poor<br />
Dr Beatrice Reed serves as-black role model 01/ 6/92 Bl<br />
Bernard Murray serves as black role model 01/20/92 B1<br />
Morris W Thompson is role model for blacks 01/27/92 B1<br />
Archie and Garbo Hearne are black role models 021' 3/92 B1<br />
Glenn Anderson is role model for blacks 02/10/92 B1<br />
Fred Allen is black role model 02/17/92 B1<br />
Julia and Louis Carlock are black role models 02/24/92 B1<br />
Charles Jones is role model for blacks 03/ 9/92 I31<br />
Rev Don Kelly is role model for blacks 03/16/92 El<br />
Dr Henry Masters is role model for blacks 03/23/92 B1<br />
Dolly Banks serves as black role model 03/30/92 B1<br />
Jerry Dawson is role model for children 041' 6/92 Bl<br />
Ex-Raz orback Teddy Morris is black role model 04/13/92 B1<br />
Sanford Tollette is black role model 04/20/92 B1<br />
Eddie Anderson is black role model 05/ 4/92 I31<br />
Durthey Bishop serves as black role model 05/11/92 B1<br />
Myra Surraet is black role model 05/ 18/92 B1<br />
Joyce Marshall hopes to use degree to help others in projects 05/25/92 81<br />
Arlene Gillam serves as black role model 06/ 1/92 B1<br />
Juneteenth celebration opens with ball 06/ 6/92 B3<br />
Charles Pittman serves as role model for blacks 06/ 8/92 B1<br />
Dr Barbara Bozeman is role model for blacks 06/15/92 B1<br />
Over 75 people chanted 'kill the police' at Pine Bluff scene 06/16/92 B1<br />
Pine Bluff police alert to possibility of racial. unrest 06/16/92 B1<br />
Pine Bluff minister urges black youths to use caution 06/18/92 A17<br />
Bessie Davis is role model for biacks 06/22/92 B1 A
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Gene Fultz serves as role model for blacks<br />
Dr Kevin Means is black role model<br />
Desi Ledbetter is role model for blacks<br />
Lewis Charles Cole is black role model<br />
Suzanne Burton is black role model<br />
Africa-related goods selling well in Little Rock<br />
BLAIR, JAMES B<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
BLIND, Lions World Services for<br />
see Handicapped<br />
BLOOD<br />
see Jehovah's Witnesses<br />
BLOOD TESTING<br />
see Search and seizure<br />
BLOODWORTH-THOMASON, LINDA JOYCE<br />
see also Clinton. Bill<br />
Biographical sketch of Bloodwor th-Thompson<br />
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD<br />
Firm offers 'no frills1 health insurance<br />
Dr George N Mitchell named CEO, Robert L Shoptaw, president<br />
BLYTHEV rLLE<br />
Residents to vote on sales tax<br />
Mayor Joe Gude shocked that city sales tax failed<br />
BOATMEN'S BANCSHARES INC<br />
see also Banks<br />
BOATS AND BOATING<br />
Crash on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River near NLR leaves 1 dead, 1 missing<br />
Divers look for man missing in wreck on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River<br />
Divers find body of Wayne Crabtree in <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at NLR<br />
Ski boat driven by 10-yr-old kills boater on Greers Ferry<br />
No rule bars driving boats by 10-yr-olds. G&E'C says<br />
Helena spruces up for visit by two steamboars<br />
Delta Queen paddles up to Helena<br />
BOGARD . JERRY LEE<br />
see also Agriculture<br />
BOMBS AND BOMB THREATS<br />
see also Banks<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Bombs and bomb threats<br />
see also News and news media<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
Bomb found in vacant NLR bldg prwes to be a dud<br />
Two unexploded pipe bomba found on Pine Bluff streets<br />
Bomb destroys pay telephone at Pine Bluff<br />
Pine Bluff police put priority on catching pipe bomber<br />
Pipe bomb explodes behind Pine Bluff theater<br />
Pipe bomb was behind gas meter at Pine Bluff theater<br />
Pine Bluff police say bombs are work of two groups<br />
Seventh pipe bomb explodes in Pine Bluff apartment lot<br />
Pine Bluff police ready to create special investigative unit<br />
Pine Bluff police are certain they have arrested bomber<br />
Bomb suspect at Pine Bluff is William E Magness<br />
BOOKOUT, JERRY<br />
State Senator ie acting gov while Clinton, Tucker away<br />
Serves as acting governor 06/17/92 B4 5
BOOKS AND WRITING<br />
Allen, Charles F and Jonathan Portis:"Comeback Kid" 10/4/J8/1<br />
Bessette, Linda and Ann 0 Wilson: "From Paycheck. . . 10/4/ J8/4<br />
Budy, Andrea Hollander: Budy wins Porter Prize<br />
Budy, Andrea Hollander: Porter Prize recipient<br />
Compton, LaNell : "Ozark Sketches"<br />
Compton. Neil: "Battle for the Buffalo River"<br />
Compton, Neil : "Battle for the Buffalo Rivertf<br />
Gilchrist, Ellen: "Net of Jewels"<br />
Goldstein, Donald M:IvThe Williwaw War"<br />
Greenberg, Paul ; tlEntirely Personal<br />
Gregory, Robert: "Diz; the Story of Dizzy Dean1'<br />
Haley , Tom : "Haley s Comment str<br />
Hall. B C and C T Wood: "Big Muddy1'<br />
Hall. PI C: Essay on censorship of books<br />
Hardy, Bo: "Defensive Livingn<br />
Kemingway . Lorian: 'Walking Into the Rivert1<br />
Hemingway, Lorian: Pine Bluff memories dot book<br />
Hess. Joan: 'IDeath by the Light of the Moon"<br />
Hoy. Pat C 11: l'Instinct for Survival1@<br />
James, W i l l i a m Martin 111: "Political History., ." 02/7/~5/3<br />
Moore, Jim & Rick Idhe: Clinton book criticized 06/7/35/4<br />
Moore, Jim & Rick Ihde: "Bill Clinton: Young Man.. .3/30//A7/1<br />
Moore. Jim & Rick Ihde: "Clinton: Young Man.. . 05/31/37/2<br />
Reed, Jim : "Treasury of Ozark Country Humort' 02/2/37/2<br />
Ryan, John Fergu~:'Zittle Brothers of St Mortimer" 01/19/37/5<br />
Sargeat, Dave: "An Uphill Climbfr<br />
Schwartz. Marvin: IfJ B Hunt. . .<br />
Shea, William L & Earl 3 Hess; "Pea Ridge: . . .<br />
Smith, Craig: "Ladystinger"<br />
Smith. Craig : "Ladystinger"<br />
Smith, Craig: Biog sketch of LR author<br />
Stern, H Patrick: "A Wellness Prescription.. . 'I<br />
Stockley, Grif :"Probable Cause1'<br />
Urwin. Gregory J W: Writing book on W WII POWs<br />
Uswin, Gregory J W:"Facing Fearful Odds"<br />
Walton, Sam: "Sam Walton: Made in America"<br />
Walton, Sam: "Sam Walton: Made in America"<br />
Walton, Sam: Co-author of new book is John Huey<br />
Walton. Sam: Walton is writing his autobiography<br />
Wirges. Gene :llConf lict of Interest. . . It<br />
Woodrell. Daniel: "The Ones You Do"<br />
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Bawdy Ozark songs published; title is "Roll Me in Your Arms" 03/23/92 B1<br />
Miller Williams comments on "Roll Me in Your Arms" 03/23/92 B1<br />
Some residents object to publication of bawdy Ozark songs 03/23/92 B1<br />
Vance Randolph collected songs in "Roll Me in Your Armst' 03/23/92 B1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> native John Crisham is best-selling author 03/23/92 B2<br />
Recent books involve Arkansans and <strong>Arkansas</strong> 08/ 9/92 37<br />
BOONE COUNTY<br />
Bookkeeper Larry Williams accused of stealing funds 10/ 1/92 B1<br />
BOOTHE, CECIL H<br />
see also Education - Conway District<br />
BOUCHER. WAYNE I<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Institute
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BOWEN, WILLIAM H<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
see also Humanitarian Awards, NCCj<br />
Receives NCCJ humanitarian award<br />
Bowen says state doing better than ever before<br />
BOY SCOUTS<br />
Joe Jordan takes Scouting to boys in LR public housing<br />
BOY, SHANNON LEMAE<br />
see also Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
BOYCE. E'LOYD T<br />
Tax evader gets 6 months at hane, $15.000 fine<br />
BOYS STATE<br />
Jim Guy Tucker addresses Boys State<br />
Bill Clinton's failure to attend Boys State upsets some<br />
Sponsor says Bill Clinton had not promised to attend<br />
Politicians speak at Boys State<br />
BRADBURY, CURT<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
BRADFORD, JAY<br />
see also First <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insurance<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
BRADLEY, FREDDIE<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
BRADY, RANDY<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
BRAIN-INJURY VICTIMS<br />
see Handicapped<br />
I3RAMBLES INDUSTRIES LTD<br />
see also Environmental Systems Co<br />
BRAMBLES U S A INC<br />
see also Environmental Systems Co<br />
BRANDON. DOUG JR<br />
Brandon bows out as chief of two firms<br />
&-legislator. businessman dies of cancer at age 59<br />
Obituary<br />
Fond remembrances (ed)<br />
BREAST IMPLANTS<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
BRIBERY AND KICKBACKS<br />
see also Courts. State and local<br />
see also Harvest Foods Inc<br />
see also LTV Aerospace and Defense Co<br />
see also Police<br />
BRICKELL, BETH<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
BRIDGES<br />
Clebuxne Co, Swinging Bridge Resort sued over 1989 accident 10/28/92 D5 1<br />
Swinging Bridge collapse in 1989 killed 5, injured 22 10/28/92 D5 1<br />
BRINSON. HAROLD<br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
SRITTENUM, JON R<br />
Brittenum has date in court on repaying customers 02/ 1/92 B2 5<br />
Brittenum doing best to psy, attorney explains 02/ 4/92B2 4<br />
Threatened with prison for failure to pay restitution 05/22/92 B2 1
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Insurance paid part of debt. Brittenum argues<br />
Brittenum fined $500 on DWI* 2 other charges<br />
Brittenum sentence affirmed; prison ruled out<br />
Former securities dealer still 'under the gun'<br />
BRWN, BETTY M<br />
see also Taxation<br />
BRWN, DEE<br />
Author gets honorary degree from Hendrix College 09/24/92 B1 5<br />
BROWN. RONALD<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
BROWNER, CAROL<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
BROYLES . FRANK<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
BRUTALITY AND HARASSMENT<br />
Legislature to get bill making stalking a felony crime<br />
BRYANT* ANITA<br />
see also Actors and entertainers<br />
BRYANT, WINSTON<br />
see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />
see also Government officials. State<br />
see dso Governor (Ark)<br />
BUCK FEVER FESTIVAL<br />
see Festivals<br />
BUDY, ANDREA HULLANDER<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
BUFFALO ISLAND SCHOOL DIS!FRICT<br />
see also Basketball<br />
BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER<br />
see Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
BUFMLO RIVER NEIGHBORS<br />
see Forests and forestry<br />
BUILDING (Construction)<br />
see also Economic conditions and trends<br />
Construction increased in Ark by 20 pct 07/29/92 Dl 4<br />
NLR builder carves niche in home market by using steel frames 09/ 1/92 Dl 2<br />
Home building up in state, but declines in leading counties 09/21/92 Dl 4<br />
BUILDINGS AND OFFICES<br />
Hinson Road Bldg involved in foreclosure suit 01/15/92 Dl 2<br />
Stephens Inc purchases Doyle Rogers interest in Stephens Bldg 03/ 6/92 Dl 2<br />
Off ice occupacy expands in downtown Little Rock 05/ 3/92 G1 1<br />
TmY lobby sits on Frank Lyon Co land, lawsuit claims 06/20/92 Dl 2<br />
TCBY Tower owners deny building on Frank Lyon land 06/27/92 Dl 2<br />
Foreclosure suit filed against Simmons First Bldg at LR 07/ 9/92 Dl 2<br />
AP&L studies lease renewal on TCBY Tower offices 07/15/92 Dl 2<br />
TCBI Tower owner, Frank Lyon Sr family settle suit 08/ 4/92 Dl 5<br />
TCBY Tower owners. Frank Lyon Sr family settle dispute 09/11/92 Dl 5<br />
One Spring Street Bld at LR renamed Cromwell. Building 12/12/92 D5 5<br />
BUILDINGS AND OFFICES, Govt<br />
State gets another bid at Lafayette Bldg in Little Rock 03/20/92 Dl 2<br />
Jim Guy Tucker irate aver negotiations for Lafayette Bldg 03/21/92 Dl 5<br />
State rented space from Bill Clinton ex-partner McDougal 04/4/92B5 4<br />
State buying buildings as Big Mac I1 awaits construction 04/ 5/92 G1 1<br />
Renuvation costs to determine if state will buy Mainstreet 07/30/92 Dl 4
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State drops plans to buy MainStreet Market Building<br />
Return of Big Mac I1 (ed)<br />
State to buy Spring Plaza Bldg from Worthen for $1.5 million<br />
BULL SHOALS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
BUMPERS, BETTY<br />
Promotes immunization program for <strong>Arkansas</strong> children<br />
BUMPERS, DALE<br />
see also Congress - Senate (Class I)<br />
BUNGEE JUMPING<br />
Regulators hope state to enact bungee safety laws<br />
BURBANK. RUSSELL<br />
see also Human Development Centers (Ark)<br />
BUREAU =AT1 C ENTANGLEMENT<br />
see also Veterans<br />
BURL INGTON INDUSTRIES<br />
Union organizing at 3 rug factories in Monticello<br />
Tko employees allege stock option misused; suit filed<br />
BURNS, BO3<br />
see also Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
BURTRAM- STANLEY AUDREY<br />
see also Sierra Club<br />
BUSBY, DAVID<br />
see dso Congress - Senate (Class I)<br />
BUSH, aORGE<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
BUSH, MARGARET<br />
Praises child adoption in talk at Little Rock<br />
BUSINESS<br />
see also Entrepreneurs<br />
Linked deposit loan program comes under fire by legislators<br />
Linked deposit was plannned to aid business and agriculture<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Enterprise Group gets SBA funds for microloans<br />
Good Faith Fund. Southern Ventures make up Ark Enterprise<br />
Caterer Dorothy Quarrels inspired natl small loan program<br />
Mary Stewart gets nation's first microloan from SBA<br />
BUSINESS COUNCIL<br />
Chief executives of nation's top firms meet at Hot Springs<br />
Federal Resene Chn Alan Greenspan speaks to group<br />
BUSINESS GAMES<br />
Jonesboro students 'earnt $105,765 with toy company<br />
BUSINESS INCUBATOR PROGRAElS<br />
see Economic development<br />
BUSINESS OWNEFSHIP BY MINORITIES<br />
see Minority business enterprises<br />
BUYING OF GOVERNMENT GOODS AND SERVICES<br />
see also Contracts and purchasing. Govt<br />
CABE, GLORIA<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
CAB OT<br />
Judge rules against developer in dispute wer dead-end street O8/ 4/92 El<br />
CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
C&DW ELL. LUCILLE
DATE PAGE (XIL<br />
see also Mother-of-the-Year<br />
WHOUN COUNTY<br />
Fake warrant for arrest of Raymon Hamaker sets people talking 02/22/92 B1 3<br />
Raymon Hamaker sues sheriff , deputy, employees over j oke 04/26/92 A31 1<br />
CALLAN PUBLISHING CO<br />
Att Gen Winston Bryant sues to get $1 million for state 02/ 1/92 B1 2<br />
Arkansans testify that callers claimed to be police officers 12/ 1/92 B2 5<br />
Partial settlement reached in suit wer police donations 12/10/92 B1 1<br />
CALVA. JOE<br />
see also Bars and night clubs<br />
CAMDEN<br />
see also Aviation and aircraft<br />
see also Police<br />
CAMELOT HOTEL<br />
see also Convention facilities and conventions<br />
see also Hotels<br />
CAMP ROB INSON<br />
see Defenses and armed forces<br />
CAMPAIGN INSIGN.<br />
Ed Jensen has extensive collection of campaign buttons<br />
CAMPS AND CAMPING<br />
see also Handicapped<br />
CANNON EXPRESS INC<br />
Cannon to split stock. form a new lwel<br />
CANNON. CRAIG<br />
see also Extortion and blaclunail<br />
CANTOR. B GRb%D<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
CANTOR, IRIS<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
CAPITAL PUNISI-PENT<br />
see also Murders - Burnett. Sidney Jethro<br />
see also Murders - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Martin<br />
see also Murders - Friend, Bobby and Charlene Friend<br />
see also Murders - Klein. Robert W<br />
see also Murders - OtNeal, Willa Dean<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> carried out two executions last year 01/ 5/92 B1 1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> has executed 171 persons since 1913 01/25/92 A10 3<br />
Death penalty opponents hold vigil at Governor's Mansion 01/25/92 A10 3<br />
Two more executions likely for 1992 01/28/92 31 4<br />
Death Penalty Resource Center to aid in appeals 02/ 8/92 B10 1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> religious leaders denounce use of death penalty 05/ 6/92 B11 1<br />
Six more executions expected in Ark in next 12 months 05/10/92 B1 4<br />
Art done by death raw inmate sells for $1.500 08/ 8/92B5 5<br />
Proceeds of art sale to be used to fight death penalty 08/ 8/92B5 5<br />
CAPITAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION<br />
see also Bank6<br />
CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS (Ark)<br />
Security stepped up at Capitol after takeover of govts office 03/15/92 B2 1<br />
Justice Tom Glaze rushes to save large pin oaks from diggers 11/19/92 B2 1<br />
Setting up Christmas tree damages Capitol Building 12/ 1/92 B1 2<br />
CARD1 OVASCULAR TESTING AND L IEES TYLE CZN'SER<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
CARDS, Trading
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see also Trading cards<br />
CARGILL INC<br />
see also Livestock and poultry<br />
CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Carlisle District<br />
CAROUSEL S<br />
Restoration of historic War Memorial Park horses begins<br />
Recycling of aluminran to aid in purchase of carousel<br />
CARPENTER, WARREN D<br />
see also Courts, State and Local<br />
see also Public prosecutors<br />
CARRIER WRP<br />
Axkadelphia manufacturing plant now open 10/14/92 D6<br />
Maumelle plant to add 90 jobs by March, close 2 other plants 10/24/92 Dl<br />
CARTER, ROSALYN<br />
Comes to Ark to help promote immunization program<br />
CASE, LARRY<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
see also Nelson, Sheffield<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Private investigator loses license, charges politice<br />
CASEX, JACQUELYN D<br />
Information sought on missing NLR woman<br />
CASSADY, NEELEY E<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
CATLETT, GRAHAM<br />
see also Commerce<br />
CAVIN, GEORGE C<br />
see also Alliance Casualty Reinsurance Co<br />
CAYCE, JO ANN<br />
Mrs Cayce named among 10 most caring Americans<br />
CECO/WINDSOR DOOR<br />
see also United Dominion Industries<br />
CEMETERIES<br />
Sigma Nu founder James F Hopkins buried in Martin Cemetery<br />
Three Sigma Nu members arrested near Martin Cemetery<br />
Three juveniles arrested for vandal king Mt Olive Cemetery<br />
Controversy brews aver management of Higden McLehaney<br />
CENSORSHIP<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE<br />
Conway Corp gives $45.000 to college<br />
CENTRAL MEDICAL SUPPLY INC<br />
Joseph E Brooks pleads guilty to billing fraud<br />
CENTRCV, MOLONEX TRANSFORMER DIVISION<br />
KukZman Corp to buy two Pine Bluff plants<br />
CENTURY MARKETING<br />
State inherits $450,000 debt in failed firm backed by AIDC<br />
CENTURY TUBE CORP<br />
Expansion to add 25 jobs at Pine Bluff<br />
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE<br />
see also Conway Chamber of Commerce<br />
CXlAIBE;RS, JOHN<br />
see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)
CHAMPIONS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB<br />
Rogers club restructuring its debt<br />
Foreclosure suit on Champions expected<br />
Pauline Whitaker files foreclosure suit against Champions<br />
Larry Whitaker enters suit on club<br />
Donrey Media holds 3rd mortgage on club<br />
Champions exploring sale to its members<br />
More defendants named in foreclosure suit<br />
Foreclosure lawyers allege club partner convicted of fraud<br />
Lawyers answer amended complaint<br />
Champions members considering buyout<br />
Club Corporation of America interested in purchasing club<br />
New charges surface in suit<br />
Attorneys in case not talking<br />
Champions offers plan to raise cash<br />
Champions to formalize sale proposal<br />
Fred Berckefeldt agrees to give up Champions management<br />
Financial woes now in past. healing of wounds begin<br />
Members respond with cash<br />
Suit by Pauline Whittaker may be settled<br />
Sale of club should be finished soon<br />
Group of lifetime members file another suit against club<br />
Sunrise Land Corp to take control of troubled country club<br />
Club offers home for President Bill Clinton's use<br />
Champions emerges fron near-bankruptcy<br />
CHANDLER, DEL RAY KEITH<br />
see also Banks<br />
CHANDLER. JESSE<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
CHEEK, JAMES K<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Wansition planning<br />
CHEEK, JAMES R<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
CHEM[I CAL POLLUTION<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
MEMZ CAL S<br />
see also Forests and forestry<br />
Danger lurks in chemicals stored in school labs across state<br />
CHEW COUNTRY CLUB<br />
Club garners Golf Digest award<br />
CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT DISASTER<br />
see Radiation poisoning<br />
CHEROKEE VILLAGE<br />
see also Cooper Communities Inc<br />
Residents in Fulton County study annexation to Sharp County<br />
CHILD SUPPORT<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT SERVICES INC<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant sues Mississippi firm on fraud chgs<br />
CHXLDB XRrn<br />
see Births, pregnancy and obstetrics<br />
CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES DIVISION (Ark)<br />
see Children and youth<br />
CHILDREN AND YOUTH<br />
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<strong>Arkansas</strong> Land and Farm Development Corp<br />
Crime and vice<br />
Deaths<br />
Handicapped<br />
Head Start<br />
Jehovah's Witnesses<br />
Kidnapping<br />
Kidnappings - Potts, Jessie<br />
Loitering and vagrancy<br />
Medicine and health<br />
Murders - Allen, Lewis Lawrence I1<br />
Murders - Barton, Lamesha and Sheronda Abdullah<br />
Murders - Bates. Christopher<br />
Murders - Childree. Amy<br />
Murders - Cooper, Edward C<br />
Murders - Craig. Amanda DeAnn<br />
Murders - Ferguson, Danita<br />
Murders - Friend. Bobby and Charlene Friend<br />
Murders - Fruitt, Sheera<br />
Murders - Fudge, David<br />
Murders - Gaddy. Kevin<br />
Murders - Giles, fichael<br />
Murders - Graham, Lance<br />
Murders - Jenkins, Darryl Edward<br />
Murders - LeMay, John Henry<br />
Murders - Malone, Joel Kent<br />
Murders - Newsom. Darsell<br />
Murders - Phillips, Krystan<br />
Murders - Fumphrey. Dustin<br />
Murders - Kodriguez. Francisco<br />
Murders - Smith. Deante Deshane<br />
Murders - Walton, Danny Joe<br />
Murders - Wright, Belle<br />
Murders - Wright. Jerry<br />
Sex<br />
Sex crimes<br />
Shoot ings<br />
Suicides<br />
Welfare and the poor<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist Home for children meets needs of children<br />
Chancellors order employers to write child support checks<br />
Melissa A Foshee chgd with trying to eel1 her baby<br />
Truant Benton teen girl held over weekend<br />
Atty Gen Bryant advises state to seek continuance in suit<br />
Youth Senices Center doubts value of serious offenders unit<br />
Youth Services wants six units located around state<br />
Truancy not only reason for detention of Benton teenager<br />
Bentonvfile hospital offers day care for sick children<br />
Grant received to fight teen pregnancy<br />
Some legislators want Alexander Youth Services Ctr kept open<br />
Legislature to look at settlement of child welfare suit<br />
DHS workers ignore orders, judges testify<br />
Child welfare plan allows use of $56 million in four years<br />
Richard Vardaman released from parole in child abuse case<br />
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Child welfare suit codd be settled, Jim Guy Tucker says<br />
NCCJ sponsors youth congress at Little Rock<br />
Sheriffs want Alexander Youth Services Ctr kept for now<br />
Legislative session to put child-welfare plan in focus<br />
Gw Bill Clinton lobbies for $57.2 child welfare plan<br />
Bill in Legis would create hearsay exceptions for victims<br />
Child welfare settlemet suit due today<br />
Frances Watson gets new trial in Daniel Toric abuse case<br />
John Brummett column on child welfare lawsuit<br />
Settlement reached in suit on child welfare<br />
Center for Youth Law director praises Ark reaction to suit<br />
Bill in Legis would keep Youth Services Center at Alexander<br />
Editorial on settlement of child welfare case<br />
House passes bill for $15 million for child welfare program<br />
Senate amends, passes hearsay evidence bill<br />
Child welfare reforms become law<br />
Judge happy with child we1 f are suit settlement<br />
Fayettevale woman gets probation for selling baby<br />
Most teen-age pregnancies occur between 3 and 5 p m<br />
Law enforcement lobby seeks to keep Alexander center open<br />
Arkansan Timothy L Blair named top 'deadbeat dad' in nation<br />
KIDS COUNT ranks Ark 45th in nurturing its children<br />
Judge ratifies $15 million child welfare remedy<br />
Amanda Weaver. 4, caught in legal war between Ark, Mo<br />
Article on life style of today's teen-agers<br />
Job training program helps young offenders<br />
Volunteer probation officers sought for LR<br />
State Youth Services Centers have week to comply with orders<br />
Programs funded to help keep juveniles out of jail<br />
NLR starts nation's 2nd city-sponsored Midnight Basketball<br />
State moves to limit focus of child care plan<br />
SCAN keeps a lookout for abused, neglected children<br />
Nine <strong>Arkansas</strong> children died from abuse in 1990<br />
Statistics on abused children in Ark in 1990<br />
State accused of bid to subvert child welfare settlement<br />
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02/26/92 A1<br />
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02/26/92 B10<br />
02/27/92 A1<br />
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02/28/92 Al<br />
03/ 5/92 El<br />
03/13/92 B4<br />
03/14/92 B8<br />
03/19/92 B1<br />
03/22/92 B1<br />
03/23/92 A1<br />
03/24/92 A1<br />
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04/26/92 B2<br />
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Francis Maudine Watson on trial on child endangerment charges 04/30/92 B2<br />
Memories of Daniel Toric abuse case haunts potential jurors 04/30/92 B2<br />
Federal judge chastizes state in child-welfare case 05/ 1/92 31<br />
Witnesses tell of Frances Watson reaction during house fire 05/ 1/92 B2<br />
Frances Watson collapses during child endangerment trial 05/ 2/92 B2<br />
Frances Maudine Watson comricted of endangering children 05/ 5/92 B2<br />
Juvenile delinquency prevention is aim of Our Club program 05/14/92 B2<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> law forbids advertising for adoptions 05/17/92 A3<br />
Fighting mars Midnight Basketball Program at NLR 05/19/92 B2<br />
Grandfather of child born out of wedlock gets visitation 06/ 2/92 B7<br />
Jennifer and Misty Morrison to be separated by adoptions 06/ 5/92 B7<br />
Arkansan Conrad 3 Cordova Jr owes $89,936 in child support 06/12/92 A10<br />
Firms cannot be forced to withhold support checks, judge says 06/13/92 B4<br />
Child-welfare suit settlement reworded to satisfy state 06/14/92 B1<br />
Conrad J Cordova Jr arrested in child support case 06/25/92 B2<br />
Child welfare reform faces review by panel 06/29/92 A1<br />
Child-we1 f re activists criticize appeal of lawsuit settlement 07/ 1/92 B1<br />
Court oversight in child welfare unnecessary. Atty Gen says 07/ 2/92 B10<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> teen-age birthrate above national average 07/27/92 B1
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Vickie Kordko Kanady denied overnight visits with child 07/30/92 B7<br />
Watershed Project tries to shift teens away from crime 07/30/92 Fl<br />
State Child Support Enforcement Unit has tools for its task 08/12/92 B1<br />
Single child support collection unit to be tested by state 08/16/92 B2<br />
Joycelyn Elders says state saving more infants, but SIDS up 09/25/92 B4<br />
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder described by expert 10/ 2/92 B3<br />
DHS to meet with parents who lost custody of children 10/ 9/92 B7<br />
Caseworkers in custody cases too powerful. parents say 10/12/92 B3<br />
State urged to spend more to cut teen pregnancies 10/13/92 B1<br />
Events that led to state settlement of child welfare suit 10/25/92 A1<br />
Frances Maudine Watson didn't scald Daniel Toric, son says 10/29/92 B2<br />
Frances Maudine Watson convicted 2nd time of abusing D Toric 10/30/92 B1<br />
Daniel Toric recounts life of terror for third time in court 11/ 2/92 BI<br />
Juvenile justice leaders look to Clinton adm for emphasis 11/ 9/92 B1<br />
David and Carol Jones adopt Ukrainian girl 11/24/92 B1<br />
Conway considering building youth justice center 11/27/92 B1<br />
Angry parents demand return of children DHS took away 12/ 3/92 B1<br />
Deadbeat parents to be placed on 'most wanted1 lists, posted 12/ 8/92 B1<br />
DHS hears out parentsf complaints on child custody 12/15/92 B1<br />
DHS workers rightly ended visits. judge says 12/16/92 Dl<br />
Lack of quorum stalls Youth Services Bd action on $17 million 12/17/92 B1<br />
Long-range plan for Youth Services Center units discussed 12/17/92 B1<br />
Youth Services Center unit-based mgmt system called success 12/17/92 B1<br />
Three children found alone in filthy house at LR 12/17/92 B7<br />
Youth Services Center steps closer to *familyw cottages 12/19/92 B1<br />
Parents question DHS judgment in taking children from homes 12/27/92 A1<br />
Playground mishap began trip through bureaucracy for Longs 12/27/92 A18<br />
Child abuse investigations in Ark. 1957-1991 (graph) 12/27/92 A18<br />
SteveHudnallleads groupof parentswhohavelost custody 12/27/92A19<br />
Source of initial abuse, neglect complaint, 1991 (chart) 12/27/92 A19<br />
Police say Donna Burks gave her daughter an werdose 12/28/92 Al<br />
Charles and Mary Kay Hicks detail troubles with DHS 12/ 28/ 92 A8<br />
Parents say DHS a powerful, unyielding foe 12/28/92 A8<br />
When state takes away children, appeal path is detailed 12/28/92 A8<br />
Substantiated abuse, neglect cases outcome. 1990 (statistics) 12/28/92 A8<br />
Child welfare case settlement to cost extra $58 million 12/30/92 BI<br />
Judith Faust says legislators warned costs could be excessive 12/30/92 B1<br />
Legislators jolted by DHS budget asking $58 million more 12/30/92 B1<br />
DHS seeking creation of client advocate position 12/30/92 B10<br />
DHS wants client advocate in check of child abuse reports 12/30/92 B9<br />
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
CHILDREN1 S MIRACLE NE'IWORK TELETHW<br />
Hospital telethon raises $3 million from Arkansans<br />
CHISHOLM, SHIRLEY<br />
Speaks at <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
CHOCOLATE<br />
see Taxation<br />
CHOICE MEDIC& CLINIC<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
CHOP SHOPS<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
CHRIS TUN BROTIEERHOOD NEWSLETTER<br />
Russellville man recd aver $62,000 in 'giftst
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Subecribers have faith in health-care plan, regulators do not 05/17/92 Al<br />
CHRISTIAN COALIT ION<br />
see Congress - House Dist 4<br />
see Congress - Senate (Class 1)<br />
CHRISTIANS AND JEWS, National Conference of<br />
see also Humanitarian Awards, NCCJ<br />
William H Bowen. E Charles Eichenbaum get humanitarian awards 03/22/92 B1<br />
CHRISTMAS<br />
Neighbors of Jennings Osborne complain about yule lights 10/14/92 Al<br />
LR offers ideas to untangle traffic at Osborne light show 111' 6/92 B1<br />
LR, Cantrell residents agree on Osborne family lights display 11/26/92 A1<br />
Hunter Gray designed ornament for state's trees this year<br />
Thousands view LR Chrigtmas parade despite chilly weather<br />
Courthouses lighted in some counties<br />
Jennings Osborne discusses his lighting proj ect<br />
Short circuit delays Hubert Ausbie's lighting display at LR<br />
Jennings Osborne buys ads seeking support for lighting<br />
Wedgewood holiday lights win 1st prize for LR man<br />
Area shdters fill plates for needy on Christmas<br />
Arkansans find many ways to celebrate holiday season<br />
Five hundred cards favor lights in Osborne yard at LR<br />
Seven counties in NE Ark awaken to white Christmas<br />
Little Rock police pulled off duty at Osborne light display<br />
CHRISTOPHER, WARREN<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Transition planning<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
CHUCKWAGON RACES<br />
Circle T Ranch holds races at Benton<br />
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS<br />
see Mormons<br />
CHURCH OF TKE NAZARENE<br />
Fire destroys Rose City sanctuary at NLR<br />
CHURCHILL, WINSTON SPENCER I11<br />
Churchill speaks at Little Bock<br />
CITIES AND TOWNS<br />
Little Rock ranked nation's 23rd healthiest city<br />
Ruling sought on tax funds use for Chamber of Commerce due^<br />
Debate aver public money for Chmber dues rekindles<br />
Fayetteville listed as dream town of the 1990s<br />
Sister Cities program to be eqlained at LR conference<br />
Ark Municipal League gives its lobbyist his marching orders<br />
CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION, American<br />
see also Vigilance groups<br />
State chapter names Brownie Ledbetter libertarian of 1992<br />
ACLU puts eduction at forefront of priorities<br />
Rita Spillenger to serve as interim director of Ark chapter<br />
CIVIL RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATION<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see aLso Athletics and sports<br />
see also Banks<br />
see also Bars and night clubs<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Civil rights<br />
see also Correction Department (Ark)<br />
see also Country Club of Little Rock
see also Fires<br />
see also Holiday Inn<br />
see also Jackson Cookie Co<br />
see also Jacksonville<br />
see also King, Martin Luther Jr<br />
see also Police<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
see also Search and seizure<br />
see also Shropshire. Jackie<br />
see also Transport Co Inc<br />
Cabot School to discipline distributors of derogatory fliers<br />
Little Rock leaders tackle racism, prejudice<br />
New Futures offers 11 ideas for race harmony in LR schools<br />
Officials drafting state civil rights law for '93 vote<br />
Daisy Bates. Elizabeth Huckaby honored for integration role<br />
Bias suits cost state $1.3 million in pay to black nurses<br />
England School Dist violated black teacher's rights, ct says<br />
Blacks equate conservatism with racism, black ministers say<br />
Mary M Sapaulding wins age discrimination suit against firm<br />
Cabot Bd wants member Chuck Drees to resign over racial slur<br />
Chuck Drees refuses to resign frcan Cabot School Board<br />
Chuck Drees used racial slur against umpire at softball game<br />
Black umpire Larry Fobbs accepts apology of Chuck Drees<br />
Larry Fobbe still pressing charges against Chuck Drees<br />
Arkansans view race relations more favorably<br />
Segregationist Richard Barrett speaks in front of Central<br />
Menifee Police Chief T L Nesbitt says racism weqrwhere<br />
CIVIL WAR<br />
Civil War buffs salute David 0 Dodd on date of execution<br />
Battle of Pea Ridge (map)<br />
Troops to muster at Pea Ridge to mark battle anniversary<br />
Battle of Pea Ridge was pivotal west of Mississippi River<br />
Univ of Central Ark group marks Pea Ridge battle anniversary<br />
Univ of Central Ark Blue-Gray Assn commemorates Pea Ridge<br />
CLAIMS COMMISSION (Ark 1<br />
see also Suits and claims, Govt<br />
CLAIRVOYANCE:<br />
see Psychic phenomena<br />
CLARK. JIM<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
CLARK. STEVE<br />
Oscar Fendler sees no difference in Steve Clark. F Broyles<br />
Conviction of ex-state Atorney General confirmed by high ct<br />
Clarkt s chances (ed)<br />
Clark weighing options on appeal<br />
Clark's law license on line if theft verdict stands<br />
Clark loses plea to put off $10,000 fine<br />
Clark given 4 months to pay $10.000 fine for theft<br />
Clark sought to pay off fine in monthly installments<br />
Monthly payments on fine reasonable, Democrat-Gazette says<br />
Clark surrenders law license to state Supreme Court<br />
Payment of $15,407 by unidentified man clears books on Clark<br />
Article on rise and fall of Clark in <strong>Arkansas</strong> politics<br />
Jonesboro lawyer Dennis Zolper says Clark owes firm $8.751<br />
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CLARKSV ILLE<br />
see also Economic development<br />
CLEAR-CUTTING<br />
see Forests and forestry<br />
CLEBURNE COUNTY<br />
see also Alcoholic beverages<br />
see also Bridges<br />
CLEMENTS, KENNETH RAY<br />
see also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence Ray<br />
see also Police<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
CLINTON, BILL<br />
Mote: Entries here deal with President-elect Bill Clinton<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Bill Clinton elected president of the United States<br />
CLINTON, BILL -<br />
Entries here are for personal items about Clinton<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Animals<br />
Mike Royko column on Clinton's ire over Chelsea's cat, Socks<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Apparel and Grooming<br />
Timex watch worn by Qinton gets scrutiny<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Athletics. Sports and Recreation<br />
President-elect takes day off for golf. relaxing<br />
President-elect plays golf. jogs on foggy day in LR<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Awards, Decorations and Honors<br />
Excelsior Hotel names ballroom for Bill Clinton<br />
Appreciates Excelsior Hotel's naming ballroom for him<br />
Rodin sculpture given to Ark Arts Ctr in honor of Clinton<br />
Time magazine names Clinton Man of the Year<br />
Friends. foes say Clinton desemes Time magazine honor<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Biography, Reminiscences, Etc<br />
Photo essay on Clinton frm youth to date<br />
Yale roammate William Coleman 111 recalls year with Clinton<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette special section on Clinton's rise<br />
Clinton was on a long, strange trip to the White House<br />
Clinton matured in 12 years in <strong>Arkansas</strong> governor's chair<br />
Summary of Clinton's 12 years as governor of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Lifestyle of Bill Clinton<br />
Clinton is still a Blythe to kin on his father's side<br />
Clinton's college days at Georgetown Univ recalled<br />
Rise of Clinton in <strong>Arkansas</strong> politics traced<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Birthplace and Boyhood Homes<br />
Bill Clinton's nomination turns natl spotlight on Hope<br />
Hot Springs lays claim as boyhood home of Bill Clinton<br />
Tourists visiting Hope in larger numbers<br />
Billboard, signs proclaim Hope birthplace of Bill Clinton<br />
Signs proclaim Hot Springs ties to Bill Clinton<br />
Hope hustling to get in shape for tourist trade<br />
Hope trying to cash in on Clinton drawing power<br />
Hot Springs given old school which Clinton attended<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Books and Literature<br />
Bill and Hillary Clinton portrayed in Superman comic book<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Family<br />
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see Clinton, Bill - Marriage and family<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Food and Beverages<br />
Washington tries down-home touch as Clinton presidency nears<br />
Clinton cuisine an up-to-date taste<br />
Washington. D C, restaurants feature <strong>Arkansas</strong>-style foods<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Gifts<br />
Clintons ask that Christmas gifts be sent to charities<br />
Clinton shops LR malls and shops for Christmas gifts<br />
Clinton receives set of golf clubs from Hillary Clinton<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Health. Personal<br />
Visit to doctor by president-elect draws interest of press<br />
Clinton visits doctor, then plays in rain<br />
Flare-up of allegeries blamed on Christmas greenery at home<br />
Mansion's holiday trimmings revive Clinton's rasp<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Marriage and Family<br />
see also Clinton. Chelsea<br />
see also Clinton, Hillary Rodham<br />
see dso Clinton. Roger<br />
see also Kelley, Virginia Dwire<br />
Clinton family tree traced back to 1792<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Music<br />
Clinton's musical tastes topic of feature article<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Religion<br />
Southern Baptist seminary prof Wayne Ward defends Clinton<br />
Attends church at St Theresa's Catholic with Jesse Jackson<br />
Baptist official. urges Clinton to scrap Vatican envoy<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Residences, Unofficial<br />
Clintons can stay in Governor's Mansion, Jim Guy Tucker says<br />
Northwest Ark vies to become retreat for President Clinton<br />
Heber Springs makes pitch for retreat for Clintons<br />
Harry Thomason and Linda Bloodworth-Thomason offer retreat<br />
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Champions Golf and Country Club at Rogers offers Clinton hme 11/17/92 Dl<br />
Jim Miller offers Conway home to Clintons for retreat 11/21/92 D6<br />
Clintons to get four offers for Hot Springs hideaway 11/25/92 B1<br />
Summerland, Calif, excited by Clinton visit to vacation site 11/27/92 ~4<br />
Several areas vie to become Clinton8s home 12/ 7/92 B1<br />
Most Ark legislators favor allowing use of Governor's Mansion 12/11/92 A14<br />
Bill in Ark Legis allows Clintons temporary use of Mansion 12/16/92 D5<br />
Clintons can stay in Ark Governor's Mansion 45 atra days 12/18/92 B4<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Social Functions<br />
Clinton and friends gather at Carolyn Staley home for brunch 11/ 5/92 A1<br />
President-elect spends a busy Thanksgiving Day 11/27/92 A1<br />
Clinton makes annual Thanksgiving visit to shelters in LR 11/27/92 B1<br />
Clinton eats pizza, parties with Hollywood stars 11/30/92 33<br />
Clintons entertain Artist Series guests at mansion 12/ 6/92 B1<br />
Clintons among guests at Harry Thomason party in Calif 12/ 6/92 D6<br />
Party fetes economic conf attendees. invited guests 12/14/92 A2<br />
Clinton attends pasty for members of economic summit in LR 12/20/92 D6<br />
Clinton6 attend Ballet Arkanaas party at Robinson Center 12/27/92 D2<br />
Foxal designer's art displayed at summit conf luncheons in LR 12/27/92 D5<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Theater<br />
Clinton attends ballet production at Robinson Center 12/20/92 BI<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Travel and Vacations, Personal<br />
Clinton to vacation in California, call on Ronald Reagan 11/27/92 B3
Clinton postpones retreat a day to rest, get organized<br />
Clinton going to island retreat at Hilton Head. S C<br />
Dense fog at LR airport delayed flight to S C vacation<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Visitors. Personal<br />
Russian fliers in LR introduced to Clinton at ballet<br />
CLINTON. BILL -<br />
Entries here are for Clinton in his official capacity<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Administrative Style<br />
J W Fulbright advises Clinton to avoid arrogance<br />
Once chatty Gov Clinton becomes succinct President-elect<br />
Clinton plans to solicit advice from ordinary citizens<br />
Clinton has record of working well with GOP officials<br />
Clinton projects a sense of energy (editorial)<br />
Clinton hopes to keep in touch by reaching out<br />
Clinton determined not to be isolated, John R Starw writes<br />
President-elect learning from Jimmy Cartert s failures<br />
Los Angeles Times primer on Clinton lists 11 rules<br />
Bill Clinton has dynamic, modern management style<br />
Symbols and images important to Clinton<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Agriculture<br />
Rep Charles Stenhold expects Clinton adm to cut agri subsidy<br />
Farmers demand input into agriculture decisions<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Aides and Employees<br />
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Clinton praise to cut White House staff means 100 job losses 11/18/92 A18 1<br />
Chief -of -Staf f Thomas F McLarty taking on difficult j ob 12/20/92 A1 3<br />
Background data on Chief-of-Staff Thmas F McLarty 12/20/92Al 8<br />
Thomas F McLarty getting mixed reviews on Arkla performance 12/20/92 G1 1<br />
White House aides mostly thirtysomething 12/31/92 A10 I<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Appointments and Executive Changes<br />
Campaign workers seek jobs in new administration 11/ 6/92 A12 4<br />
Campaign veterans expected to stock Clinton's cabinet 11/ 8/92 A19 1<br />
List of possible Arkansans who may take posts in Clinton adm 111' 8/92 A19 1<br />
John Brummett lists 13 who may have the inside track 11/ 8/92 55 3<br />
About 500 campiagn workers go on party payroll for 2 weeks 11/12/92 A13 1<br />
Bipartisan rept suggests Clinton reorganize White House 11/12/92 A13 1<br />
Clinton puts some plans on hold until cabinet appointed 11/12/92 A13 4<br />
Activists send Clinton list of womenqualified for govt jobs 11/12/92 B4 3<br />
Civil servants and Clinton may tangle 11/15/92 A20 1<br />
Top adm officials must pledge not to trade on govt service 11/15/92 A27 1<br />
Little Rock airport becomes hub of Clintonites, wannabes 11/17/92 Al 5<br />
Steven N Wilson may head US Fish and Wildlife Service 11/20/92 A15 1<br />
Senator Lloyd Bentsen meets privately with Clinton in LR 11/25/92 A1 3<br />
Clinton close to naming some cabinet members 11/26/92 Al 5<br />
Thomas F 'Mac* McLarty mentioned for Energy Dept Secy 11/26/92 A36 1<br />
Clinton vacations in Calif, mulls wer cabinet choices 11/29/92 A1 5<br />
Rodney Slater rumored for spot in Clinton team 12/ 3/92 B3 3<br />
Shaping the new administration (Jerry Dhonahu column) 12/ 3/92 B9 3<br />
Sources say Sen Lloyd Bentson to be Treasury Secretary 12/5/92Al 6<br />
Clinton adding women. minorities to his cabinet posts 12/ 7/92 hl 3<br />
Clinton considering 4 women to serve as Attorney Generd 12/ 9/92 A15 1<br />
Cabinet post speculation continues 12/ 9/92 A17 1<br />
Educators urge Clinton to name recognized Education Secy l2/ 9/92 Dl1 1<br />
RTC 'web' could entangle economic adviser Roger Altman 12/10/92 Al 2<br />
Clinton appointees to sign ethics pledge 12/10/92 Al 4
Clinton names Washington insiders to top posts<br />
Alice M Rivlin named asst direct or, Off ice of Mgmt and Budget<br />
Clinton fills Treasury post, 4 other top economic positions<br />
Leon E Panetta chosen to direct Office of Mgmt and Budget<br />
Robert E Rubin to chair National Economic Council<br />
Roger C Altman named Deputy Treasury secretary<br />
Senator Lloyd Bentsen named Treasury Secretary<br />
Carol Browner to head Environmental Protection Agency<br />
Donna Shalala named Secretary of Health and Human Services<br />
Laura DIAndrea Tyson named Council of Economic Advisers chmn<br />
Robert Reich named Secretary of Labor<br />
Second round of cabinet picks lack bipartisan acclaim<br />
Ron Brawn named Secretary of Commerce<br />
Thonas F I'Mack" McLarty to be White House Chief of Staff<br />
Bill Clinton, Thomas F McLarty friends since kindergarten<br />
Choice of Thomas F McLarty for Chief of Staff brings reaction<br />
Sheffield Nelson applaude choice of Thmas F McLarty<br />
Clinton asks Joycelyn Elders to be Surgeon General<br />
Lauding McLarty (John Brmett column)<br />
Natl Right to Life critical of choise of Joycelyn Elders<br />
Contenders for cabinet posts listed<br />
Choice of Thmas McLarty to head staff draws Starr praise<br />
Henry Cisneros picked for HUD Secretary<br />
Herschel W Gober named Deputy Secy of Veterans Affairs<br />
Jesse Brown to head Veterans Affairs Dept<br />
Herschel W Gober eased veterans1 concerns with Clinton<br />
Clinton comments on appmt of Henry Cisneros as HUD Secretary<br />
Clinton's choices guarantee variety (David Broder column)<br />
Rep Les Aspin visits. but Clinton makes no announcements<br />
Thomas F McLarty jumps into difficult j ob<br />
Hazel Rollins O'Leary named Energy Department Secretary<br />
Richard W Riley to be Education Secretary<br />
Bill Clinton touts diversity of appointments he has made<br />
Clinton bristles at criticism by 'bean counters1<br />
Hazel Rollins OILeary named Secy of Energy Department<br />
Richard W Riley named Secretary of Education Dept<br />
Clifton Wharton Jr designated Deputy Secretary of State<br />
Madeleine Albrighr nominated for United Nations Ambassador<br />
Warren Christopher nominated for Secretary of State<br />
Anthony Lake named Clinton I s National Security Adviser<br />
Clinton fills cabinet with Carter Adm envoys, academics<br />
James Woolsey nominated for CIA Director<br />
Les Aspin named Secretary of Defense<br />
Samuel R Berger named Deputy National Security Adviser<br />
William J Crowe Jx to chair President's Foreign Intelligence<br />
No quota promises lcol on women's demand for more posts)<br />
Sources say Clinton has decided on final 4 cabinet posts<br />
Bruce K Babbitt nominated for Secy of the Interior<br />
Clinton completes cabinet nominations<br />
Dr Elders to serve also as Asst Secy to Health. Human Serv<br />
Dr Joycelyn Elders to become Surgeon Gen on July 1, 1963<br />
Federico Pena named Secretary of Transportation<br />
John H Gibbons named White House Science Adviser<br />
Mickey Kantor names U S Trade Representative<br />
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U S Rep Mike Espy nominated for Agriculture Dept Secretary 12/25/92 A1 2<br />
Zoe Barid nominated for Attorney General 12/25/92 Al 2<br />
Complete list of Clinton cabinet 12/25/92 All 2<br />
Clinton taking <strong>Arkansas</strong> Armada, not <strong>Arkansas</strong> Mafia with him 12/26/92 B2 I<br />
New Yorkers take prominent seats in new administration 12/28/92 B3 1<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Armaments and Defenses<br />
Ark gay leaders remain confident Clinton to lift military ban 11/14/92 A12 1<br />
Military. Clinton conflict brewing over homosexuals 11/14/92 A14 1<br />
Democrat-Gazette supports Clinton on gays in military 11/18/92 I310 1<br />
Joe Sobran column on Clinton as commander-in-chief 11/28/92 B10 3<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Banks<br />
Savings and loan czar leaves cleanup to Clinton adm 11/ 9/92 A1 5<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Colleges and Universities<br />
Clinton plan would transform financing of college education 11/20/92 A15 1<br />
Clinton still working on student loan plan 11/29/92 B11 5<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Commerce<br />
Japanese leader expects adm to blow a lot of hot air on trade 12/27/92 B4 6<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Congressional Relations<br />
All 19 House committee chairmen pledge to aid Clinton 111' 6/92 A12 1<br />
Congress ready to forge working relationship with Clinton adm 11/15/92 A19 5<br />
Clinton faces acid test with Congress. Meredith Oakley says<br />
President-elect and top lawmakers ready to work together<br />
Education and Labor panel heads seek ally in Clinton<br />
Honeymoon with Congress may be brief, Sen Robert Dole says<br />
Clinton may visit with House freshmen to build alliances<br />
Clinton will huddle with 100 freshmen. old hands on the hill<br />
GOP moderates called true 'Friends of Bill'<br />
Clinton needs to remember to consult Congress (1r to ed)<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Drug Addiction. Abuse and Traffic<br />
Clinton adm expected to shift focus in war on drugs<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Economic Conditions<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Transition planning<br />
Clinton adm likely to tug industries up or down<br />
Bill Clinton must win aver world bond and currency traders<br />
Ark business leaders discuss impact of Clinton presidency<br />
Thousand6 of intricacies await Bill Clinton<br />
Clinton must offer economic etimulus, keep lid on deficit<br />
Japan fears protectionism from Clinton adm<br />
Clinton adm will form an Economic Security Council<br />
President-elect to call economic summit in Little Rock soon<br />
Whirlwind of activity forecast as Bill Clinton takes office<br />
Clhton presidency w-kll help <strong>Arkansas</strong>, not carry it<br />
Thanas Foley. Bill Clinton differ on reducing deficit, staffs 11/10/92 A9 1<br />
Clinton comments on his plans for economic summit in LR 11/10/92 a1 6<br />
S & L chiefs predict rosier economy under Clinton adm 11/11/92 D2 1<br />
Clinton got no mandate, columnist Joe Sobran writes 11/12/92 B8 3<br />
President-elect warns that there are no miracles ahead 11/13/92 Al 6<br />
Quick action on economy promised by President-elect 11/13/92 Al 6<br />
Investment tax credit proposal will be Bent to Congress 11/14/92 A17 1<br />
Real-world test ahead for Clintonomics 11/15/92 A24 1<br />
Reform, special interests expected to dog Clinton 11/15/92 A26 1<br />
Clinton expected to do the unexpected as president 11/15/92 A27 2<br />
Experts say economy under Clinton to change little 11/15/92 A28 1<br />
Some things in Clhton's favor as he tackles economy 11/15/92 A28 1
Japanese to pressure Clinton on business policy<br />
Investors adjusting for Clinton proposals<br />
Clinton can steal supply-side agenda, columnist writes<br />
Economy now Clinton's enemy, magazine says<br />
John Brummett column on problems ahead for Clinton<br />
Clinton tends to details, reaf f inns tax-cut plans<br />
Malcolm S Forbes Jr comments on Clinton presidency<br />
Clinton does not rule out deficit-fueled recovery<br />
Letter writers offer advice, encouragement<br />
Jesse Jackson wants Rainbow Coalition rep at economic summit<br />
President-elect checks list for economic summit talks in LR<br />
Clinton can shift economic focus to long term<br />
Clinton faces task of putting white-collar jobless to work<br />
Thousands covet ticker to economic summit in LR<br />
Middle-class tax cut stays in Clinton plan, aide says<br />
Economic summit to bring news media pack back to LR<br />
Economic good news allows Bill Clinton some flexibility<br />
Thousands seek invitation to economic summit<br />
Clinton team may work to slow GATT talks<br />
Clinton adviser drafts 'blueprintf of changes on deficit<br />
Bah, humbug (ed on rise in economic indicators)<br />
Business interests near and far praise Clinton economic team<br />
Clinton economic team scores high for focus, low in bureaucy<br />
Clinton keeps prmise to elevate Commerce Department<br />
Economic summit participants gathering in LR<br />
Several Arkansans to attend economic summit at LR<br />
Economic summit brings business world to Little Rock<br />
Goal of economic stmunit is to 'put meat on the bonesf<br />
List of participants for economic conference at LR<br />
Media flooding LR for Clinton s economic conference<br />
Economic conference schedule<br />
Economic summit to turn to solutions on second day<br />
First day of economic conf spent exploring problems<br />
Economic conference at LR puts focus on Clinton, new style<br />
Media declares economic conf in LR impressive<br />
Opening day of economic conference given good marks<br />
Bill Clinton getting priceless press from economic cod<br />
Economic summit advice divided over spend or save<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> w ell represented at economic summit<br />
Economic summit brings diverse groups to Little Rock<br />
National broadcast media impressed with economic summit<br />
Bill Clinton calls economic summit a success<br />
Survey finds 46 pct at economic summit gave to Democrate<br />
Political rival admits Clinton 'carried off economic summit<br />
Business learns Bill Clinton is no *monster1<br />
Democret-Gazette calls economic summit a 'wonkfestt<br />
Column analyzes effects of economic summit<br />
Arkansans applaud Clinton's economic summit in Little Rock<br />
Columnist Jerry Dhonau comments on economic summit<br />
Clinton considers tough cuts for deficit reduction<br />
Bankers want Clinton to loosen tight regulations<br />
Economic summit provides more than glimpse at Clinton agenda<br />
Economists9 j ob prospects rise, fall at economic summit<br />
Second thoughts on Wonkf est I (Democrat-Gazette editorial)<br />
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Clinton faces harsh reality of governing (col)<br />
Wo aides bring W a l l Street outlook to S&L assets<br />
Attention now focused on early agenda<br />
Economists figure Clinton cannot make factory jobs<br />
Clinton kayoed diehard Keynesians (col)<br />
Democrat-Gazette columnist critical of economic conf talks<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Endorsements<br />
Clinton campaigns in Georgia for Wyche Fowler<br />
Clinton fails to win election of Wyche Fowler in Georgia<br />
Defeat of Wyche Fowler in Georgia draws Dem, GOP comments<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Environment<br />
Clinton takes new look at EPA and the Vertac pollution case<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Families and Family Life<br />
Clinton helped get Family Support Act through Congress<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Finances and Budgets<br />
President Bush to leave budget details to Clinton adm<br />
League of Cities optimistic about: Clinton adm<br />
GOP promises to test Clinton on line-item veto<br />
Deficit hawks prod Clinton to strike while he is still hot<br />
Clinton juggles stimulative spending, deficit cutting<br />
Clinton talk of Social Security changes attacked (col)<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Inauguration<br />
Philander Smith College choir hopes to sing at inauguration<br />
Inauguration platform being built in front of Capitol<br />
Arkansans to swarm Washington for Clinton inauguration<br />
Richard Mintz bills inauguration as black-tie coon supper<br />
Inauguration staff getting bigger<br />
Record turnout expected for Clinton inaugural<br />
Inaugural bash to draw 250,000 friends of Bill to Washington<br />
Hundreds of Arkansans shell out thousands for inaugural.<br />
Clinton party to ride bus from Monticello (Val to inaugural<br />
Philander Smith College choir to sing at inauguration<br />
Clintons expected to add reception by gay group to stops<br />
Plans for open house at White House thwarted by security<br />
Ringing bells across nation to welcome Clinton administration 12/19/92 A16 1<br />
Symbolism to be much in evidence at inaugural events 12/26/92 Al 2<br />
About SO persons who inspired Clinton will be guests 12/30/92 B1 1<br />
Hillary Clinton invites 10 from LR who said no to gangs 12/30/92Bl 5<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Intelligence Agency. Central<br />
Clinton shrouds his plans for spy agency 11/29/92 B6 1<br />
CLINTON, BILL - International Relations<br />
Cuba makes werture toward Bill Clinton 11/5/92A9 1<br />
Clinton make8 courtesy calls to world leaders 11/ 6/92 A1 5<br />
Russian President Boris Yeltsin wants summit with Clinton 11/ 6/92 A1 5<br />
Bill Clinton faces new world disorder 11/ 6/92 B8 3<br />
Boris Yeltsin, Bill Clinton discussed 1993 summit, aide says 11/ 7/92 A10 1<br />
Clinton approached by Boris Yeltsin on deep nuclear arms cuts 11/ 8/92 A1 5<br />
President-elect calls two Mideast leaders for talks 11/11/92 A1 3<br />
President-elect promises to end POW-MIA doubts 11/12/92 A1 5<br />
Clinton continues calls to foreign leaders 11/12/92 A12 1<br />
Russia expects 'leap forwardt with Clinton in White House 11/18/92 A12 1<br />
World's problems await Clinton's attention in Januaq 11/22/92 36 1<br />
Clinton supports Bush adm on Somali plan 11/27/92 A17 1<br />
Clinton must deal with a testy Iran. Jack Anderson writes 12/ 1/92 E3 3
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Clinton supports President Bush on foreign affair 12/ 2/92 A1<br />
President-elect back in LRJ making contact with world leaders 12/ 2/92 A1<br />
Clinton steers clear of decision-making on Somalia 12/ 4/92 All<br />
Clinton praised President Bush's sending troops to Somalia 12/ 5/92 A1<br />
Clinton says he may be in office before troops leave Somalia 12/ 9/92 A1<br />
Clinton faces potential crisis in Haiti (col) 12/23/92 E3<br />
Clinton named right people to handle foreign affairs (col) 12/28/92 36<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Medicine and Health<br />
Clinton draws from academic world for health policy team 11/28/92 B7<br />
About 800 from 27 states come to LR to stress health care 12/13/92 B6<br />
CLINTON. BILL - Minorities<br />
Rainbow of activists lay out minorities1 agenda for Clinton 11/ 8/92 B3<br />
Jesse Jackson urges Bill Clinton to fulfill praises 11/10/92 A8<br />
CLINTON, BILL - News Media<br />
President-elect pursued by media hordes as he jogs at LR 11/ 9/92 A1<br />
President-elect holds news conf in LR for national media 11/13/92 Al<br />
Columnist John R Starr compliments Clinton on press conf 11/15/92 55<br />
Democrat-Gazette explains its continued criticism of Clinton 12/27/92 34<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Politics and Govt<br />
Dale Bumpers reminds state Clinton is president of dl states 11/ 6/92 A12<br />
Rev Jerxy Falwell to watch Clinton, may revive Moral Majority 11/ 8/92 A4<br />
J W E'dbright expects Clinton to be a fine president 11/ 8/92 B1<br />
Columnist Nardi R Campion impressed by Bill Clinton 11/ 8/92 B4<br />
Columnist sees new period of healing in America under Clinton 11/11/92 B8<br />
America deserved better than Clinton, John R Starr writes 11/11/92 B9<br />
Columnist John Brurumett sees a bolder. stronger Bill Clinton 11/12/92 B9<br />
Clinton's promises are hollow. John R Starr says 11/13/92 B11<br />
Meditators serenade Bill Clinton at LR 11/15/92 A10<br />
Liberal agenda rides on Clinton's coattails 11/15/92 A19<br />
Four myths about Clinton (Paul Greenberg column) 11/18/92 I310<br />
Washington crowds seek glimpse of President-elect 11/19/92 All<br />
Clinton's best adviser (column) 11/19/92 B8<br />
Young Republicans planned to use Clinton photo as target 11/20/92 A16<br />
Author David Osborne long impressed with Bill Clinton 11/20/92 A17<br />
Jesse Jackson says South rising with Clinton-Gore 11/22/92 A1<br />
Rev Jesse Jackson coming to LR to confer with Clinton 11/22/92 Al<br />
Jesge Jackson visits Bill Clinton in LR, affirms unity 11/23/92 Al<br />
Clinton's change of address putting <strong>Arkansas</strong> on map 11/23/92 G1<br />
President-elect Clinton sheds his ' slick ' image 11/23/92 GI6<br />
Linda Bloodworth-Thomason discusses the Clintons 11/23/92 GI7<br />
Analysts see signs Clinton facing realities of governing 11/23/92 GI9<br />
Baby boomers have one of their own in Oval Office 11/23/92 622<br />
Clinton already sounds as if he is running for second term 11/25/92 A10<br />
Bill Clinton: a Carter or Kennedy? (Paul Greenberg column) 11/27/92 BlO<br />
Clinton meets with Ronald Reagan, gets advice and jellybeans 11/28/92 A13<br />
Election of Clinton has boosted Little Rock as a real city 11/28/92 B9<br />
Georgetown Univ rwels in Bill Clinton's election 11/30/92 A1<br />
Clinton and his times parallel Kennedy and his 12/ 6/92 56<br />
President-elect mapping his plane for move to the White House 12/ 7/92 A1<br />
Bill Clinton explains his BOIA stand 121 7/92 B7<br />
Clinton is lucky and good, John Brummett writes 12/ 8/92 B9<br />
Clinton asked to reopen inquiry in shooting of George Wallace 12/14/92 A4<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Public Opinion<br />
Poll shows Clinton enjoying pre-honeymoon honeymoon 12116/92 A21
CLINTON. BILL - Security. Personal<br />
lnact ive hand grenade found near Governor 's Mansion<br />
Chicago man gets prison term for threat to kill Clinton<br />
Airspace at LR shifts regulations for President-elect<br />
Clinton's plunging into crowds keeps Secret Service nervous<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Speeches and Statements<br />
President-elect warns potential enemies not to push Bush<br />
Reminds world that George Bush is still president until Jan<br />
Clinton speaks at Veterans Day ceremony at LR<br />
President-elect mortified by what gets on TV<br />
Text of Thanksgiving message broadcast nationwide<br />
Clinton speaks at Democratic Leadership Council dinner<br />
Death of Army civilian employee in Somolia<br />
Clinton to do televised commercial against DWI<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Ransition Planning<br />
Note: Entries here deal with plnnning for Clinton adm<br />
Real work fox change begins now<br />
Transition team hard at work behind scenes<br />
Transition team to face peril, opportunity<br />
Transition t earn leases two floors in downstown. LR building<br />
Vernon E Jordan Jr named chmn of transition board<br />
Warren Christopher named director of transition team<br />
Vernon E Jordan Jr practiced law in Pine Bluff in 1960s<br />
Presidential transition is a mind-boggling task<br />
Bill Clinton invited to White House by President Bush<br />
Arkansans among 48 joining transition team<br />
Bill Clinton lays down ethics rules for transition staff<br />
Trnasition team moving from Gazette Building to Atkins Bldg<br />
Robert Reich to head economic policy in transition ream<br />
Democratic leaders of congress- coming to LR for dinner. talks<br />
Samuel Berger is natl security adviser on transition team<br />
Clinton meets with top three leaders of Congress at LR<br />
Eli 3 Segal is transition team's financial officer<br />
President-elect to meet with President Bush at White House<br />
Former S C Gov Richard W Riley joins transition team<br />
Transition team seeks donations<br />
Clinton says he and Bush did not discuss the election at all<br />
President-elect Clinton, President Bush discuss future<br />
Skip Rutherford, Mary Anne Salmon have transition team role<br />
Bill Clinton clearly in charge, columnist writes<br />
President-elect basks in good will in visit to Capitol Hill<br />
Thomas F McLarty will sit out S&L talks by transition staff<br />
Transition team to name state advisers<br />
Madeline Kunin is member of transition team<br />
Transition team member David Wilhdm was campaign manager<br />
Political insiders to ease Democratic transition<br />
Background of transition team member Richard Riley<br />
Cluster groups coordinators named<br />
Transition team member Judith Feder is expert on health care<br />
Rodney Slater plays prominent role on transition team<br />
Elite 15 form economic transition team<br />
Robert Reich helping shape economic policy<br />
Jerry Dhonau column on Clinton during the transition period<br />
James R Cheek joins Clinton transition team at State Dept<br />
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President-elect occupied with transition, not Somalia 12/4/92Al 3<br />
Miles Goggans joins transition team as f am adviser 12/10/92 Dl 2<br />
Wall Street insiders Altman and Rubin bring knowledge to team 12/11/92 A16 -<br />
Cluster groups concentrate on mastering bureaucy<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Travel, Official<br />
Clinton declines use of Blair House. military aircraft<br />
Clinton team member had asked for military jet, Blair House<br />
CLINTON, BILL - Tributes to Others<br />
Clinton calls AIDS-infected teen-ager in Florida<br />
Bill Clinton, Al. Gore visit David Pryor in LR hospital<br />
CLINTON, CHEL SEA<br />
see also Animals<br />
D C public schools make pitch to enroll Chelsea Clinton<br />
Daughter of President-elect Clinton returns to school in LR<br />
Chelsea described as typical 12-year-old<br />
Origin of name of Chelsea Clinton explained<br />
Inducted into honor society at her LR school<br />
Chelsea soccer team in England gLves name royal. treatment<br />
Chelsea can balance private, public life, insiders say<br />
CLINTON, HILLARY RODHAM<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Hillary Clinton not content to play second fiddle<br />
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Hectic schedule causes MKS Clinton to curtail some activities 02/28/92 B3<br />
Praises state Sen Max Howell's advocacy for children<br />
Rules out race for governor<br />
Wellesley College students unhappy with choice of speaker<br />
Meets with state Educ Bd on eduction standards of 1983<br />
Promotes immunization program for <strong>Arkansas</strong> children<br />
Addresses Hendrix College graduates<br />
Scolds Dan Quayle for criticism of Wurphy Brownp'<br />
Addresses Wellesley College graduates<br />
Recalls role in Watergate investigation<br />
Attends reception honoring Dr Betty Lowe at Chidren's Hosp<br />
Featuxed on cover of Working Woman magazine<br />
Hillary Clinton cutting her ties with law firm<br />
The Hillary Clinton Quarterly to keep tabs on Mrs Clinton<br />
YWCA names Mrs Clinton Woman of the Year<br />
YWCA chooses Hillary as Woman of the Year<br />
Proposal made to name LR airport for Hillaxy Clinton<br />
Hillary Clinton sits in on transition team meetings<br />
John R Starr column on proposal to name airport for Hillary<br />
Plan to name airport for Hillary placed on hold<br />
Name change for LR airport not 1iJcely any time soon<br />
Hillary tours White House with Barbara Bush, gets advice<br />
Democrat-Gazette opposes naming airport for Hillary<br />
Clinton heads program for child advocacy celebration<br />
Linda Bloodworth-Thomason discusses Hillaxy Clinton<br />
Media treats Clinton as Wonder Woman or wicked witch<br />
Axticle on lifestyle of Bill and Hillary Clinton<br />
Ark Advocates for Children and Families to honor Hillary<br />
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Barbara Bush tells news media to give Hillary Clinton break 12/ 2/92 A14 1<br />
Notes family and govt policies affect welfare of children 121' 2/92 A14 1<br />
Hillary can and will sene without poxtf olio, Starr writes 12/ 2/92 B11 4<br />
Designers hope new first lady to usher in era of choices 121 3/92 E3 1
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Rillary Clinton puts children first<br />
Hillary Clinton on track to emulate Eleanor Roosevelt<br />
Newsweek sees Mrs Clinton as 'capital woman' for 1993<br />
Role of White House health care reform specialist suggested<br />
First Lady March written to honor Hillary Clinton at parade<br />
Clothes designed by Randy Kemper among Clinton's favorites<br />
CLINTON, ROGER<br />
Clinton says Hendrix College feared scandal. ran him off<br />
Hendrix College spokesman disputes Clinton's statements<br />
Says he will not let press make a Billy Carter of him<br />
Makes debut on CBS sitcom 'Qearts Afirem<br />
Clinton declines to be in bachelor auction on TV show<br />
Brother of Bill Clinton must learn to deal with the media<br />
Comeback kid brother looks ahead. puts troubled past behind<br />
Roger Clinton gains attention of top agent<br />
Hot Springs police give Clinton warning on traffic speed<br />
CLINTON. WILLIAM JEFFERSON<br />
see Clinton. Bill<br />
(;LUUD, JOHN A<br />
see also Scholarships and loans<br />
COAL<br />
Aearth Development was formed to mine coal. in Ark River area<br />
Aearth companies suit against First Commercial Bank dismissed 06/ 6/92 D6 5<br />
Michael Walker filed Aearth suit against First Commercial 06/ 6/92 D6 5<br />
COALITION OF LITTLE ROCK NEIGHBORHOODS<br />
see Little Rock<br />
COALITION TO SAVE THE AMERICAN ECONOMY<br />
see alss Wal-Mart Stores Inc<br />
COBB, HARVEY<br />
see also Inventions and inventors<br />
COBB, JAMES RIaARD CLAIBORNE<br />
Feature article on Little Rock Port Authority director<br />
COCHRAN, FRANK<br />
see also Scheduled Truckways Inc<br />
COLE. JOEL C<br />
see also Courts. State and local<br />
COLEMAN, GERALD<br />
see also Murders - OtNeal. Willa Dean<br />
COLEMAN, W& TER CARPENTER JR<br />
Biographical sketch of head of Coleman Dairy<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS<br />
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<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist College<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> College<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> State ~niversity/Beebe-Newport<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Black Rock <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
Central Baptist College<br />
Henderson State <strong>University</strong><br />
Hendrix College<br />
John Brawn <strong>University</strong><br />
Mississippi County Communiv College<br />
North <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College
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see also Oil Belt Community College<br />
see also Philander Smith College<br />
see also Pines <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
see dso Shorter College<br />
see elso Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Pine Bluff<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Monticello<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Williams Baptist College<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Academic Freedom<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Accreditation and Standards<br />
see also Henderson State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Administration and Management<br />
see also Hendrix College<br />
see also Oil Belt Communiq College<br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Summary of meeting of Higher Education Board at UCA 10/24/92 El<br />
Faculty meetings exempt from FOZ, attorney general. rules 10/29/92 B7<br />
Four campuses in state had new leaders during 1992 12/27/92 $1<br />
COLLEGES AND UNTVS - Admissions<br />
see Colleges and univs - Enrollment and retention<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Appropriations<br />
see Colleges and univs - Finance and budgets<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Athletics and Sports<br />
see Athletics and sports<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Awards and Honors<br />
see also Hendrix College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Bombs and Bomb Threats<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Calendar<br />
Wo-week shutdown during Chrietmas season is traditiona<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Civil Rights<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNTVS - Community and <strong>Tech</strong>nical<br />
see a1 so <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong>/Beebe-Newport<br />
see also Black River <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
see also Mississippi County Community College<br />
see also North <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
see also Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
see also Oil Belt Community College<br />
see also Ozarka <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
see also Pines <strong>Tech</strong>nical College
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COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Contracts and purchasing<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Pine Bluff<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Curriculum<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Harding <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Higher Educ Bd votes moratorium on new degree programs<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Degree Programs<br />
see Colleges and univs - Curriculum<br />
see Colleges and univs - Role and scope<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Discipline and Safety Problems<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Pine Bluff<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Enrollment and Retention<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Chart shows number of counties state univs draw frm<br />
Rate of college-bound Arkansans rises 14 pct in decade<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Ethics and Prof esional ism<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Exchange and International Programs<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Facilities<br />
see also Pines <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Faculty and Staff Dismissal<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Finance and Budgets<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> College<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Black Rock <strong>Tech</strong>nical College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Pine Bluff<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
State recommends $500 million budget for colleges in 93-95 07/16/92 B4 1<br />
Higher Educ Bd requests over $1 billion for 1993-95 biennium 07/25/92 B1 2<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Fires<br />
see Colleges and univs - Facilities<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Fraternities and Sororities<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central Axkansas<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Freedom of Information Issues<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Fund Raising and Gifts<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> College<br />
see also Central Baptist College<br />
see also Harding <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Hendrix College
see also North <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see dso <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> for Medical Sciences<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Gifts<br />
see Colleges and univs - Fund raising and gifts<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Honor Codes<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> College<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - International Programs<br />
see Colleges and univs - Exchange and international programs<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Labor and Unions<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> for Medical Sciences<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Law Education Programs<br />
eee also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
UA. UALR law schools policy add gay rights to statement<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Libraries<br />
see also Hendrix College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Medicine and Allied Health Programs<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> for Medical Sciences<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Religious Issues<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Remedial. Programs<br />
Remediation leveling, report shows<br />
Remedial students in state schools (statistics, by school)<br />
Remediation rate slips to 56.6 pct in fall of 1991<br />
Statistics on students from selected schools in remediation<br />
COLLBGES AND UNIVS - Research<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Role and Scope<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Scholarships and Loans<br />
see Scholarships and loane<br />
see Shorter College<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Standards<br />
see Colleges and univs - Accreditation and standards<br />
see Colleges and univs - Enrollment and retention<br />
COLLEGES AND UNTVS - <strong>Tech</strong>nical<br />
see Colleges and univs - Community and technical<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Thefts<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - Tuition and Fees<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Price of knowledge (ed on rising tuition charges)<br />
Higher tutition and fees await students this fall<br />
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Tuition and fees listed for each 4-yr public univ in Ark 05/25/92 B7 1<br />
COLLEGES AND UNIVS - <strong>University</strong> Status<br />
see Colleges and univs - Role and scope<br />
COLLINS , KIMBEEtLY<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
COLLINS, SOMERS ATKIS SON<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
COLORED PEOPLE, National Association for the Advancement of<br />
see also Education<br />
NAACP chief Dr Benjamin Hooks visits LR 05/16/92 A20 1<br />
NAACP 'news conft turns out to be anti-John Wesley Hall went 061' 7/92 B1 5<br />
NAACP leader uses Fairchild case for political end 06/ 7/92 B1 5<br />
NAACP violated tax exemption, John Wesley Hall contends 06/12/92 B2 5<br />
COMMERCE<br />
Republic of Georgia gains foothold in <strong>Arkansas</strong> commerce 06/18/92 B2 2<br />
Republic of Georgia opens off ice in Little Rock 06/18{92B2 2<br />
Graham Catlettts Quality Products will export beer to Russia 11/26/92 Dl 2<br />
Arkansans not waiting for NAFTA to pursue Mexican markets 12/20/92 G1 1<br />
Chart shows <strong>Arkansas</strong> exports to Mexico for 1987, 1992 12/20./92 El 5<br />
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT<br />
see Economic assistance<br />
COMPANIES<br />
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Acxiom Corp<br />
Adams Gin<br />
Advanced Environmental Recycling <strong>Tech</strong>nologies Inc<br />
Aero <strong>Tech</strong> United<br />
Aerospace Controls Corp<br />
Allen Canning Co<br />
Alltel Corp<br />
American Military Arms Corp<br />
American Telephone and Telegraph Co<br />
American Transportation Corp<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Best Catfish<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Best Freight Inc<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Diamond Development Co<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Freightways Corp<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Co<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins Co<br />
Arkla Inc<br />
Arlee Home Fashions<br />
Artek Systems Inc<br />
Associated Milk Producers Assn<br />
Baldor Electric Co<br />
Barrett Hamilton Xnc<br />
Bekaert Corp<br />
Beverly Enterprises Inc<br />
Bill Norman International<br />
Bitec Inc<br />
Burlington Industries<br />
CPS Chemical Company Inc<br />
Carrier Corp<br />
Computer Utilities of the Ozarks<br />
ConAgra Inc<br />
Continental Ozark Inc
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Cooper Communities Inc<br />
Daisy Manufacturing Co Inc<br />
Delenets Manufacturing<br />
Delivery of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Inc<br />
Deltic Farm and Timber Co<br />
Dillard Department Stores Inc<br />
Elder Mandact ur ing Co<br />
Engineering Resources Inc<br />
Emironmental Systems Co<br />
ExOxEmis Inc<br />
Fairf ield Communities Inc<br />
Farmers Cooperative of <strong>Arkansas</strong> and Oklahoma<br />
Farris Fashions Inc<br />
Feather1 ite Precast Corp<br />
Fewell and Associates<br />
Forbes Steel and Wire Corp<br />
Freight Sales Co<br />
Frigidaire Commercial. Products Co<br />
Gates Rubber Co<br />
General Dynamics Corp<br />
Global Manufacturing Inc<br />
Harvest Foods Inc<br />
Heartland Capital Partners<br />
Heritage Press Inc<br />
Hudson Foods Inc<br />
Hunt. J B. Tkansport Services Inc<br />
Huntco Steel Co<br />
I Care Companies<br />
I Q International Inc<br />
Ideal. Cement Co<br />
Industrial Development Commission (Ark)<br />
Jackson Cookie Co<br />
Jhelico Inc<br />
Jones Truck Lines Inc<br />
KEG Industries Inc<br />
Kawneer Co Inc<br />
Kimberly Claxk Corp<br />
LW Corp<br />
Leisure A rts Inc<br />
Lemarco Inc<br />
Marine Specialties Inc<br />
Matthews. Justin. Co<br />
Maumelle Co<br />
Maverick Tube Co<br />
Maybe1 line Inc<br />
McBride, Oren, Stone Co<br />
McDonnell Douglas Aircxaf t Co<br />
McKesson Merchndf sing Services<br />
Minor Manufacturing Co<br />
Molex Inc<br />
Morrilton Plastics Products Inc<br />
Mosrite Guitars Inc<br />
Murphy Oil Corp<br />
Omega Tube and Conduit Corp<br />
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P. A. M Transportation Services Inc<br />
POM Inc<br />
Pearson, Ben. Inc<br />
Peerless Engravers<br />
Penney. J C, Co<br />
Peterson Industries Inc<br />
Planters Cotton Oil Mill<br />
Plastic Ingenuity Inc<br />
Plastic Research and Development Co<br />
Playtime Toys Inc<br />
Pont iac Financial Corp<br />
Potlatch Inc<br />
Professional. Dental <strong>Tech</strong>nologies Inc<br />
Prudential Securities Inc<br />
Rehabcare Corp<br />
Reynolds Metals Co<br />
Ringier America<br />
Rohr Inc<br />
Ronnie Dowdy Co<br />
Salant Corp<br />
Sloane (RG) Manufacturing Co<br />
Southwestern Energy Co<br />
Staley, A E, Manufacturing Co<br />
Stapleton Corp<br />
Stephens Inc<br />
Sunrise Milling Co<br />
Superior Industries International Inc<br />
Swift Eckrich Inc<br />
Systematics Information Services Inc<br />
TC33Y Enterprises Inc<br />
Tetra <strong>Tech</strong>nologies Inc<br />
Tokusen USA<br />
TradeARBED Inc<br />
Trailmobile<br />
USA Truck Inc<br />
United Dominion Industries<br />
United Systems of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Vertac Chemical Corp<br />
Virco Manufacturing Corp<br />
Wal-Mart Stores Inc<br />
Wendy's of the South Inc<br />
Weyerhaeuser Co<br />
Whirlpool Corp<br />
Woodline Motor Freight Inc<br />
see also Y.Gl<br />
Arlransas's 20 largest manufacturing employers<br />
Mississippi County to get third steel mill<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> has 108 firms owned by foreign intereste<br />
List of state's 15 largest foreign imretors<br />
State's first Korean-owned plant to be in Pine Bluff<br />
COMPOST<br />
MLR to test project to compost sewage sludge<br />
COMETON, LANELL<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
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COMPTON, NEIL ERNEST<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
Biographical profile of environment a1 ist physician 11/15/92 Dl<br />
COMPTON, NEILL<br />
see also Outdoor Sportsmen's Hall of Fame, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COMPUTER UTILITIES OF THE OZARKS<br />
Herb Lair formed firm in Harrison that is on cutting edge 08/23/92 GI<br />
COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING<br />
see also Employment Security Division (Ark)<br />
Unisys sues state, alleges bias let IBM get computer contract 10/ 9/92 B1<br />
CONAGRA INC<br />
Firm to use El Dorado plant for study of high-stress jobs 01/31/92 D8<br />
CONCORD BOAT CORP<br />
Karen K Murphree chgd with embezzling $370.952 from firm 05/22/92 A12<br />
Karen K Murphree pleads guilty to embezzling $370,952 08/15/92 B2<br />
CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Concord District<br />
see Robberies and thefts<br />
CONDRAY SIGN CO<br />
OSHA complaint filed against fim awned by Jay Dickey 10/ 9/92 B1<br />
CONGRESS<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation members set their priorities for session 01/27/92 B1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation remembers W R Stephens contributions 02/ 2/92 B2<br />
House delegation say they are not among check bouncers cited 03/14/92 A16<br />
Scandal wer bouncing checks called 'Rubbergate' 03/17/92 Al<br />
Ark delegation response to check scandal is John Stan topic 03/17/92 B7<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation in bottom half in franking use 03/25/92 34<br />
Ark delegation expects to survive anti-incumbent fever 03/29/92 B1<br />
Ark delegation backs Bush farm credits for former Soviets 041 3/92 Dl<br />
Group lists tax bite measures by each Capitol Hill lawmaker 04/ 5/92 Al<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> AFL-CIO makes endorsements in campaign 04/12/92 B1<br />
Statistical analysis of werdraft writers in Congress 04/17/92 A6<br />
Complete list of overdrafts written at House bank 04/17/92 A7<br />
Candidates offer no definite health care plan 04/20/92 B1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Congressmen hope to escape House-cleaning 04/21/92 A1<br />
Politics shodd'nt alter abortion stand, Wm F Williams says 04/21/92 El<br />
Campaign coffers of incumbents outweigh that of rivals 04/21/92 B1<br />
Statistics on Ark House delegation' s off ice, travel expenses 05/10/92 A1<br />
Contributors to House. Senate candidates listed 05/21/92 A8<br />
Report on campaign fund-raising 05/23/92 B4<br />
Results of primaries listed by district and county 05/28/92 A12<br />
Three women have represented <strong>Arkansas</strong> in Congress 06/ 2/92 BIO<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> has sent four women to Congress 06/ 3/92 B7<br />
Ark hopefuls say they would go with voters for president 06/ 8/92 A1<br />
House members list their financial assets and liabilities 06/12/92 A1<br />
CONGRESS - House<br />
Report shows ranking on campaign funds received and debt owed 12/31/92 B1<br />
CONGRESS - House Dist 1<br />
Blanche Lambert to seek seat held by Bill Alexander 01/22/92 39<br />
GOP opens campaign chest to lure challenger of Bill Alexander 02/25/92 B1<br />
Editorial on GOP search for opponent for Bill Alexander 02/27/92 148<br />
Scott Hunter ends effort to unseat Bill Alexander 02/29/92 B1<br />
Bill Alexander pushing for water projects in east Ark 03/ 9/92 B2<br />
Bill Alexander on House bank overdraft list 03/15/92 Al
Rep Bill Alexander explains how House bank worked<br />
Editorial on Bill Alexander's bad checks<br />
Bill Alexander argues financial situation justified checks<br />
Mike Gibson considering running against Bill Alexander<br />
Republican Terry Hayes to seek seat held by Bill Alexander<br />
Democrat Blanche Lambert files for 4th Dist nomination<br />
Republican Terry Hayes files for 1st Dist seat<br />
Bill Alexander passes buck to House bank<br />
Bill Alexander's finances are political fodder for campaign<br />
Bill Alexander says House awash in scandal blame<br />
Bill. Alexander disliked, keeps getting votes. column notes<br />
Bill Alexsnder wrote 499 overdrafts. report shows<br />
Editorial on Bill Alexander bid for election<br />
Bill Alexander raids campaign cash. pockets $16.200<br />
Bill Alexander responds to charge he pockets campaign cash<br />
Bill Alexander says press succeeds communism as top threat<br />
Bill Alexander says he did not call media greatest threat<br />
John R Starr comments on media threat to freedom<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>-Democrat callers agree media is threat to freedom<br />
Blanche Lambert says Bill Alexander broke law in funds use<br />
13111 Alexander tells Blanche Lambert to produce her evidence<br />
Bill Alexander says $21.49 covers his check abuses<br />
Bill Alexander is insensitive. Blanche Lambert says<br />
Bill Alexander' s off ice expenditures tops $349,168<br />
Bill Alexander, two rivals square off at Hazen event<br />
Blanche Lambert talks tough in campaign for 1st D ist seat<br />
Blanche Lambert talks issues with 1st D ist residents<br />
Bill Alexander may be sick of public lif en John Starr writes<br />
Blanche Lambert works crowd before Bill Alexander arrives<br />
Editorial on Blanche Lambert' s campaign for Dist 1 seat<br />
Blanche Lambert could win with $250,000, operatives<br />
Blanche Lambert running nip-and-tuck with Bill Alexander<br />
Bill Alexander says he is counting on undecideds<br />
Pace heats up in Bill Alexander-Blanche Lambert race<br />
Bill Alexander stands atop grave marker to chide his rival<br />
Bill Alexander to pay $5.850 FEC penalty<br />
Bill Alexander defeated for re-election by Blanche Lambert<br />
Election returns in House races (by county)<br />
Blanche Lambert gears up for Nwember vote<br />
Observers say many factors involved in Bill Alexander defeat<br />
Political analysts blame B ill Alexander fall on arrogance<br />
Arrogance, not press, caused Bill Alexander loss. Starr says<br />
Beth Brickell was Blanche Lambertls campaign manager<br />
GOP candidate Terry Hayes out to save Delta from Democrats<br />
Blanche Lambert offers Dist 1 a fresh face<br />
Blanche Lambert discusses issues in Dist 1 race<br />
GOP candidate Terry Hayes answers questions on issues<br />
Bill Alexander's decline began six years ago<br />
FEC timing on Bill Alexander fine not what it seems<br />
Defeat of Bill Alexander is editorial topic<br />
Victors Blanche Lanbert. Bill McCuen share consultant<br />
Beth Brickell leaves Blanche Lambert staff<br />
Bill Alexander was 8th in election-year franking frenzy<br />
Blanche Lambert danced around abortion issue on radio show<br />
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Bill Alexander calls loss to Blanche Lambert a fluke<br />
Beth Lambert too young to serve in Congress. Terry Hays says<br />
Supporter disputes that Blanche Lambert not old enough<br />
GOP candidate Terry Hayes recants jab at Lsmbertt s age<br />
Feature article on Democratic candidate Blanche M Lambert<br />
Blanche Lambert softens stand on abortion<br />
Blanche Lambert backs up on abortion (John Starr column)<br />
Bill Alexander spent $26,000 to update his franking list<br />
Blanche Lambert addresses state Democratic Party convention<br />
Contributions to candidates listed<br />
Blanche Lambert fund raiser held in LR<br />
Blanche Lamber t endorsed by National Education Assn<br />
Democrat Blanche Lambert can be tough when she needs to be<br />
GOP's Terry Hayes faces tough taks in yellow-dog district<br />
Congressman Bill Alexander was often in the spotlight<br />
Scandals, divorce eclipse Bill Alexander's political star<br />
Terry Hayes mentions 'wetbackS1 says no offense intended<br />
Terry Hayes says tax liens against him have been paid<br />
Terry Hayes calls his use of 'wetback' unfortunate<br />
Ripples few as Blanche Lambert and Terry Hayes debate<br />
Terry Hayes says Blanche Lambert waffling on abortion<br />
Terry Hayes urges Blanche Lambert to come clean on jobs held<br />
Lambert campaign says Hayes loyalty lies south of the border<br />
Terry Hayes favors trade agreement. Blanche Lambert opposes<br />
Terry Hayes denies allegations about house purchase<br />
National Assn of Realtors support for Lambert riles Hayes<br />
Blanche Lambert holds firm on abortion at campaign stop<br />
Candidates list contributors<br />
Blanche Lambert criticizes Bush's cheap shots at <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Blanche Lambert ahead by 53-26 in poll<br />
Blanche Lambert answers angry voter's queries<br />
Terry Hays insists he's pro-life despite reply on form<br />
Blanche Lambert endorsed by Natl Council of Senior Citizens<br />
Terry Hayes accuses Blanche Lmbert of filing false reports<br />
Beverly Lambert, Terry Hayes explain failure to file forms<br />
Terry Hayes goes after Blanche Lambext's resume<br />
Beth Lambert greeted by 200 at Forrest City stop<br />
Beverly Lambert slams President Bush at fish fry<br />
Terry Hayes goes after votes at Mountain View Bean Fest<br />
Blanche Lambert. Terry Hayes vying for seat Alexander lost<br />
Bosses, colleagues call Blanche Lambertts 9 jobs an asset<br />
Terry Hayes complains to FEC about Lambertvs oil indus gifts<br />
Blanche Lambert easily defeats Terry Hayes<br />
Election returns show Hutchinson and Vanwinkle in close race<br />
Blanche Lambert soundly defeats Terry Hays<br />
Election returns listed by county<br />
Blanche Lambert pushes need for fast action<br />
Terry Hayes let down by loss to Lambert<br />
Bill Alexander will have $67,955 annual pension after this yr 11/16/92 B1 2<br />
Feature article on election of Blanche Lambert to seat 11/24/92 A1 6<br />
Report on PAC funding in campaign 11/26/92 B5 1<br />
Blanche Lambert gets coveted seat on House Energy Committee 12/10/92 B7 4<br />
Bill Alexander blames FEC in part for his loss, paper says 12/15/92 B3 1<br />
Bill Alexander says FEC fine result of misunderstanding 12/16/92 Dl3 4
DATE PAGE COL<br />
List of major contributors to campaign of ~lanche<br />
Lambert 12/28/92 B2<br />
CONGRESS - House Dist 2<br />
Ray Thornton wants 2 pct of GNP tagged for Marshall Plan 01/14/92 B2<br />
&-Rep Tommy Robinson on House bank overdraft list 03/15/92 A1<br />
Tommy Robinson tops list of bank overdrafters with 996 checks 03/15/92 Al<br />
Editorial on ex-Rep Tommy Robinson's bad checks 03/16/92 B6<br />
Ex-Rep Tommy Robinson tempted to sue US govt wer checks rept 03/17/92 A1<br />
Ray Thornton wrote one bad check for $18.00 in previous term<br />
Tommy Robinson drops request for hearing in House bank case<br />
Republican Dennis Scott to oppose Ray Thornton re-election<br />
Ray Thornton to introduce infrastructure rebuilding bill<br />
Ray Thornton opposes charging interest on escrow accounts<br />
&-Rep Tommy Robinson wrote 996 overdrafts, report says<br />
Ray Thornton vindicated for 1974 vote to impeach Nixon<br />
Dennis Scott challenges Ray Thornton to debates<br />
Dennis Scott asks GOP to fund his race against Ray Thornton<br />
Ray Thornton addresses state Democratic Party convention<br />
Ray Thornton continues push for domestic Marshall Plan<br />
Contributions to candidates listed<br />
Profile of Congressman Ray Thornton<br />
Washington interest groups rate Ray Thornton<br />
GOP candidate Dennis Scott gets little financial support<br />
Ray Thornton's key votes show him a moderate<br />
OSHA complaint filed against candidate Jay Dickey<br />
Ray Thornton hides behind PACs. Dennis Scott says<br />
Candidates 1 ist contributors<br />
Ray Thornton says politicians must listen<br />
Dennis Scott signs pledge to roll back Congress' pay raise<br />
Ray Thornton. Dennis Scott wage low key campaign<br />
Ray Thornton endorsed by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette<br />
Ray Thronton swamps his opponent for easy win<br />
Ray Thornton outpaces Dennis Scott with big vote<br />
Election returns listed by county<br />
Report on PAC funding in campaign<br />
Coveted House Appropriations Comm seat opens for Thornton<br />
List of major contributors to campaign of Ray Thornton<br />
CONGRESS - House Dist 3<br />
J P Hammerschmidt wants health care kept in private sector<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt to retire frm Congress after 26 yrs<br />
Northwest Ark to miss influence of J P Hammerschmidt<br />
Hopefuls covet seat of John Paul Hanrmerschmidt<br />
John Paul's exit (ed)<br />
State Rep Dick Barclay to seek 3rd Dist GOP nomination<br />
Don Ivy, William Harrison seek Dem nomination in 3rd Dist<br />
Several looking at possible race in 3rd Dist<br />
State Rep Tim Hutchinson seeks GOP nomination in 3rd Dist<br />
State Sen Lu Hardin will not seek 3rd Diet seat<br />
Dick Barclay. Eldon Dryden Pence I11 seek GOP nomination<br />
Don Nelms seeks Dem nomination in 3rd Dist<br />
Don Nelms is candidate for 3rd Dist Dem nomination<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt says he was notified of overdrafts<br />
Candidate Dryden Pence wants tax deduction for consumers back 03/19/92 B3<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt to head Bush campaign in Ark 03/24/92 Bl<br />
Dr Bill Harrison files aa Democrat for Dist 3 seat 03/27/92 B6
DATE PAGE COL<br />
GOP1s Dick Barclay, Tim Hutchinson file for Dist 3 seat 03/27/92 B6 1<br />
Dr Wm Harrison says commitment makes him best candidate 03/27/92B7 1<br />
Don Nelms files as Dem for Dist 3 seat 03/28/92 B4 1<br />
Democrat John Vanwinkle files for Dist 3 nomination 04/ 1/92 B1 1<br />
John VanWinkle resigned judgeship to seek seat in Congress 04/ 1/92 B4 3<br />
Candidate Bill Harrison says he is known for stand on issues 04/ 7/92 B8 1<br />
Dryden Pence says stopping bldg payments justified 04/ 7/92 B8 5<br />
Democrat Janet Martin leaves race for 3rd Dist nomination 04/ 9/92 B7 4<br />
Asa Hutchinson to direct campaign of Tim Hutchinson 04/10/92 B1 4<br />
John Vanwinkle holds fund-raiser in LR 04/11/92 B3 5<br />
John Paul Hmmerschmidt says House bank scandal overblown 04/12/92J3 1<br />
List shows John Paul Hammerschmidt wrote 224 overdrafts 04/17/92 Al 5<br />
Tim Hutchinson rules out loans for campaign financing 04/24/92 B3 2<br />
Tim Hutchinson, Dryden Spence, Dan Ivy favor tern limits 04/28/92 B1 1<br />
Candidate Dan Ivy says opposition to abortion costly to him 04/30/92 B1 2<br />
Tim Hutchinson, Dick Barclay dismiss attack by Dryden Pence 05/ 2/92 35 1<br />
Ralph Forbes is independent candidate for 3rd Dist House seat 05/ 6/92 A15 1<br />
Race may be close between Hutchinaon, Barclay for GOP spot 05/ 7/92 89 1<br />
Bill Alexander's $21.49 check insufficient, columist says 05/ 7/92 B9 4<br />
Columnist discusses GOP candidates for 3rd Dist seat 05/10/92 55 1<br />
John Vanwinkle endorsed by NEA 05/12/92B3 2<br />
John Vanwinkle endorsed by Sierra Club 05/13/92 Bl 5<br />
Don Nelms says he did not tailor answers to gain endorsements 05/14/92 I310 5<br />
John Paul ~&erschmidt eligible to keep campaign cash<br />
John VanWinkle doubts Don Nelms ' disinterest in endorsements<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Credit Union League endorses Tim Hutchinson<br />
Don Nelms sets job aside to seek Dist 3 seat<br />
John VanWinkle focuses on elderly voters and their concerns<br />
Candidate Dan Ivy has come long way since 5th grade dropout<br />
Madison Couunty farmers hear talks by candidates for House<br />
John VanWinkle lists eleven steps on health care<br />
Dry den Pence critical of opponents ' fund-raising<br />
Candidate Bill Harrison points to his work habists<br />
Tim Hutchinson gaining visibility in 3rd Dist<br />
GOP candidate Dick Barclay courts 3rd Dist business vote<br />
Candidate Bill Harrison favors decriminalizing drug usage<br />
Tim Hutchinson. Dick Barclay trade shots in ads<br />
Poll shaws John VanWinkle ahead in Dem race in 3d Dist<br />
Poll shows Tim Hutchineon ahead in GOP race in 3rd Dist<br />
Dryden Pence stresses independence. non-interference<br />
Four Democrats seek nomination in Dist 3<br />
Three Republicans seek GOP nomination in Dist 3<br />
Don Nelms hopes to lure Democrats to return to fold<br />
Election returns (by county)<br />
Don Nelms. John VanWinkle head for runoff in Dem primary<br />
Tim Nutchinson wins Dist 3 GOP primary<br />
John VanWinkle comments on runoff with Don Nelms<br />
Country, family, faith are themes of Tim Hutchinson<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt holds off on fate of $500,000 fund<br />
Dr William Harrison endorses Don Nelms in runoff<br />
Democrat John VanWinkle outlines positions before runoff<br />
Don Nelms, John VanWinkle accuse each other of hiding truth<br />
Democratic candidate Don Nelms discusses current issues<br />
Don Nelme, John VanWinkle set aside sniping to stress issues
DATE PAGE CDL<br />
Tim Hutchinson answers questions on current issues 06/ 4/92 Bl 1<br />
Don Nelms, John Vanwinkle chastized for not stating stand 06/ 4/92 B5 1<br />
John VanWinkle accuses Don Nelms of trying to buy nomination 06/ 5/92 Al 2<br />
Democrats agree U S must deal. with deficit 06/ 8/92 Al 2<br />
John VanWinkle disputes editorial skeptical of his chances 06/ 8/92 B2 3<br />
Black ministers at Fort Smith call VanWinkle liberalst choice 06/ 9/92 B1<br />
John VanWinkle defeats Don Nelms for Dist 3 Dem nomination 06/10/92 Al<br />
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Tim Hutchinson says John Vanwinkle offers clear contrast<br />
J P Hammerschmidt seeks to save ratepayers on Beaver Lake<br />
06/11/92 31<br />
06/12/92 A13<br />
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John Paul Hammerschmidt nominates 4 for court seat 07/ 3/92 B4 2<br />
J P Hammerschmidt says Bill Clinton won't tell whole truth 08/20/92 Al6 2<br />
John Vanwinkle addresses state Democratic Party convention 08/30/92 B1 3<br />
Contributions to candidates listed 09/ 2/92 B10 1<br />
Independent candidate Ralph Forbes hopes to run graphic ads 09/ 6/92 B4 3<br />
John VanWinkle endorsed by National Assn of Social Workers 09/19/92 B5 1<br />
Don Nelms endorses John VanWinWe for off ice 09/26/92 B3 3<br />
John Vanwinkle tours, touts plan for rebuilding America 09/29/92 B1 3<br />
J P Hmerschmidt cleared of wrongdoing in Rouse bank scandal 10/ 3/92 B1 6<br />
Tim Hutchinson pledge against new taxes called hypocritical 10/10/92 B1 1<br />
Profile of GOP candidate Tim Hutchinson 10/11/92 A16 1<br />
Profile of independent candidate Ralph P Forbes 10/11/92 A16 1<br />
Profile of Democratic candidate John Vanwinkle 10/11/92 A17 1<br />
Profile of retiring GOP Rep John Paul Hammerschmidt 10/11/92 A17 1<br />
Vanwinkle supporters doubt Hutchinsan religious tolerance 10/12/92 B1 1<br />
Vanwinkle says Hutchinson ignored UA on use of Razorback 10/13/92 B1 1<br />
VanWinkle questions racial policies of Bob Jones <strong>University</strong><br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt Po strrmp for Tim Hutchinson<br />
10/16/92 31<br />
10/17/92 B7<br />
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Senator David Pryor to stump for John Vanwinkle 10/17/92 B7 1<br />
Tim Hutchinson says Vanwinkle copied his plan for economy 10/19/92 B1 5<br />
Budget issue erdivens race between Hutchinson, Vanwinkle 10/20/92 B1 2<br />
Sen David Pryor campaigns for John Vanwinkle 101'201'92 B1 2<br />
AETN can bar Ralph Forbes from TV debate, judge rules<br />
Federal judge refuses to add Ralph Forbes to TV debate<br />
10/21/92 31<br />
10/22/92 B3<br />
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Hutchinson. VanWinkL e talk economic~l in campaign appearances 10/ 2 2/ 92 B3<br />
Poll shows John Vanwinkle leading Tim Hutchinson, 44-37 10/23/92 Al<br />
Hutchinson. Vanwinkle spar on TV; Forbes fumes outside 10/23/92 B3<br />
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Bill Clinton endorses John Vanwinkle in Fayetteville talk 10/24/92Al 5<br />
Candidates 1 ist contributors 10/25/92 A21 3<br />
American Nurses Assn PAC endorses John Vanwinkle 10/26/92Bl 1<br />
Tim Hutchinson's Christian school has God, country in studies 10/27/92 B1 1<br />
Ross Perot supporters endorse Tim Hutchinson 10/27/92 B10 4<br />
Tim Hutchinson offers his views on balanced budget amdt 10/29/92 31 1<br />
Tim Hutchinson vote on legislatorst pensions becomes issue 10/31/92 31 6<br />
John Vanwinkle takes to back roads in quest for votes 11/ 1/92 B2 3<br />
Tim Hutchinson supports term limits 11/ 1/92 32 3<br />
Tim Hutchinson, John Vanwinkle battle for seat 11/ 1/92 K1 1<br />
John VanWinkle opposes term limits on state-by-state basis 11/ 2/92 A7 3<br />
John Vanwinkle angered by telephone solicitation 11/ 3/92 B1 1<br />
Tim Hutchinson endorsed by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette 11/ 3/92 B6 1<br />
Tim Hutchinson defeats his two opponents 11/4/92Al 1<br />
Election returns listed by county 11/ 5/92 A16 2<br />
Tim Hutchinson heads to Washington to face familiar adversary 11/ 5/92 B2 2<br />
J P Hammerschmidt scores zero in conservation vote rating 11/14/92 B7 4<br />
John Paul Hammexschmidt to have $76,527 pension 11/16/92 B1 2
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Feature article on election of GOP's Tim Hutchinson 11/23/92 A1<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt leaves many admirers behind 11/23/92 B2<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt gives his papers to Univ of Ark 11/25/92 El0<br />
Tim Hutchinson urges use of Fort Chaffee for training center 11/25/92 B3<br />
Report on PAC funding in campaign 11/26/92 B5<br />
J P Hammerschmidt gave 1,500 boxes of files to Univ of Ark 11/28/92 B1<br />
J P Hammerschmidt's personal mementoes go to NACC 11/28/92 B1<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt honored by Ark construction industry 12/ 3/92 B4<br />
Tim Hutchinson fills 2 seats left by John P Hammerschmidt 12/11/92 B3<br />
Ralph Forbes' suit over debate exclusion dismissed by court 12/23/92 B3<br />
List of major contributors to campaign of Tim Hutchinaon 12/28/92 B2<br />
CONGRESS - House Dist 4<br />
Beryl Anthony says Bush caught in his own rhetoric 01/25/92 Dl<br />
Bexyl Anthony blasts Bush on health care 02/ 7/92 A14<br />
Pat Pappas to challenge Beryl Anthony in Democratic primary 02/13/92 B1<br />
Vote against October Surprise hard for Beryl Anthony 02/16/92 I31<br />
Bill McCuen calls Beryl Anthony arrogant, plans challenge 02/19/92 B1<br />
Beryl Anthony asks challengers for his seat to put up ideas 02/20/92 B3<br />
Bill McCuen calls for sirnunit on Ouachita River project 02/21/92 B4<br />
Beryl Anthony-Bill McCuen race discussed by John Brummett 03/ 1/92 55<br />
Beryl Anthony plans RTC hearing in Hot Springs 03/12/92 Dl<br />
Beryl Anthony cancels RTC hearing in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 03/13/92 Dl<br />
Beryl Anthony hopes voters forgiving about his bad checks 03/15/92 B1<br />
Beryl Anthony apologizes for bad checks written on House bank 03/18/92 A1<br />
Bill McCuen criticizes Beryl Anthony as 'out of touch' 03/20/92 B3<br />
Beryl Anthony. Bill McCuen trade accusations 03/25/92 B4<br />
Pat Pappas files to challenge Beryl Anthony in primary 03/25/92 B5<br />
Beryl Anthony, Bill McCuen file for 4th Dint seat 03/31/92 B3<br />
Jay Dickey switches to GOP, files for 4th Dist nomination 04/ 1/92 B1<br />
Intnl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers donates to W J McCuen 041' 4/92 B1<br />
An-CIO endorses Bill McCuen 04/12/92 I31<br />
Beryl Anthony says he will not be caught napping in campaign 04/16/92 31<br />
Beryl Anthony wrote 109 overdrafts; Ray Thornton wrote one 04/17/92 A1<br />
BillMcCuensaysBerylAnthorrycanlt fathom4thDistneeds 04/18/92B4<br />
Bill McCuen offers letters saying he has not werdrafted 04/19/92 B3<br />
Bill McCuen dares Beryl Anthony to spend only $100,000 04/21/92 B8<br />
Editorial on Beryl Anthony bid for re-election 04/23/92 B6<br />
Beryl Anthony campaign cash goes for track dues, gift to Dems 05/ 8/92 81<br />
Bill McCuen employees complain of pressure to campaign on job 05/ 9/92 Al<br />
Beryl Anthony says Bill McCuen ad 'sleazy, untrue' 05/12/92 Bl<br />
Bill McCuen says Secy of State staff not working on campaign 05/12/92 Bl<br />
Beryl Anthony shoots back in air war with ads 05/14/92 31<br />
Pat Pappas hopes to capitalize on Anthony-McCuen fight in 4th 05/15/92 Bl<br />
Beryl Anthony says rural America needs help, too 05/15/92 BI<br />
Beryl Anthony warns radio stations not to use NRA ads 05/17/92 31<br />
Bill McCuen says he would give salary raise for scholarships 05/17/92 B1<br />
Allegations fly as 4th Dist candidates take on issues 05/19/92 B1<br />
Bill McCuen denies campaign ties to NRA 05/19/92 B3<br />
Pat Pappas campaigns for 4th Dist seat held by Anthony 05/20/92 A1<br />
Beryl Anthony seeks E'EC study of Bill McCuen campaign methods 05/21/92 B1<br />
Bill McCuen puts in long dsys on campaign trail 05/21/92 B1<br />
Beryl Anthony says he is not on the defensive 05/22/92 B1<br />
Bill McCuen files complaint against Beryl Anthony with FEC 05/22/92 B4<br />
Bexyl Anthony defends his 7-tern record in Congress 05/24/92 L1
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Beryl Anthony to be in run-of f; rival not yet known<br />
Election returns (by county)<br />
Beryl Anthony says he can change; faces Bill McCuen next<br />
NRA says it will not spend $400,000 to defeat Beryl Anthony<br />
John R Starr urges voters to hold nose, vote for Anthony<br />
Four ex-employees accuse Bill McCuen of sexual harassment<br />
Sexual harassment accusation denied by Bill McCuen<br />
Bill McCuen repeats promise to fight Ouachita River project<br />
Beryl Anthony endorses balanced budget amendment<br />
Bill McCuen details action of women accusing him<br />
GOP candidate Jay Dickey says his message right for 4th Dist<br />
GOP candidate Jay Dickey answers questions on issues<br />
Poor choice for Democrtic voters in 4th Dist (ed)<br />
Beryl Anthony charges Bill McCuen ousted vo-tech agency<br />
Jay Dickey campaign cards good for free Taco Bell taco<br />
NRA would burden 4th Dist with McCuen, John Brummett writes<br />
Beryl Anthony calls for concensus on Ouachita River work<br />
Bill McCuen discusses range of issues on questionnaire<br />
Bill McCuen, Beryl Anthony stumping for cash for runoff<br />
Beryl Anthony accuses Bill McCuen supporters of forging lr<br />
Beryl Anthony responds to questionnaire on issues<br />
FEC cites Bill McCuen for failing to file rept by deadline<br />
Beryl Anthony reaffirms support for Ouachita River project<br />
Jay Dickey says giving free coupons for Tacos not illegal<br />
Bill McCuen denies losing stride in race; Anthony smiles<br />
Beryl Anthony alleges dirty tricks, counterfeiting, forgery<br />
Beryl Anthony. Bill McCuen sparring in closing day of race<br />
Democrat-Gazette comments on Beryl Anthony and the Ouachita<br />
Congressman Beryl Anthony ousted by Bill McCuen in Dist 4<br />
G w Bill Clinton backed Beryl Anthony in race<br />
Guns, Union County, labor decided victor in Dem runoof<br />
Bill McCuen charges George Jernigan aided Anthony in race<br />
Jay Dickey says he will keep race against Bill McCuen clean<br />
Defeat of Beryl Anthony is editorial topic<br />
Crude buffoon (McCuen) likely to go to Congress (col)<br />
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Beryl Anthony loss to Bill McCuen called no reason to rejoice 06/11/92 B7<br />
Victors Bill McCuen. Blanche Lambert share consultant 06/12/92 Al<br />
Bill McCuen, George Jernigan meet to mend political fences 06/12/92 A18<br />
Bill McCuen tells Boys State why Las Vegas trip non-issue 06/13/92 B3<br />
Bill Clinton gets no demerits fox try to defeat McCuen kol) 06/13/92 B9<br />
Columnist Paul Greenberg writes about Jay Dickey 06/19/92 310<br />
Bill McCuen probably would be entrenched in Congress (column) 06/23/92 B9<br />
Jay Dickey refuses PAC gifts in race against Bill McCuen 07/22/92 B9<br />
GOP candidate says incest shoud be handled within the family 07/26/92 35<br />
GOP candidate Jay Dickey would militarize drug war in U S 08/ 7/92 B1<br />
Beryl Anthony was among top fund-raisers in House races 08/ 9/92 AlO<br />
Jay Dickey says now is time to start balancing budget 08/21/92 B7<br />
Bill McCuen moves his headquarters to Pine Bluff 08/26/92 B5<br />
Bill McCuen addresses state Democratic Party convention 08/30/92 B1<br />
National Education Assn endorses Bill McCuen 08/30/92 BI<br />
Jay Dickey criticizes Bill McCuen handling of petitions 09/ 1/92 B3<br />
Contributions to candidates listed 09/ 2/92 BIO<br />
Jay Dickey lists Eddie Sutton among donors to his campaign 09/ 2/92 B10<br />
Bill McCuen campaign headquarters open in Pine Bluff 09/10/92 B5
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Jay Dickey says Bill McCuen avoiding political debate 09/12/92 B5 3<br />
Bill McCuen turns down debate with Jay Dickey 09/16/92 B3 1<br />
GOP1s Jay Dickey not told Bush surrogates coming to hometown 09/18/92 A12 2<br />
Beryl Anthony fights tax exemption for Christian Coalition 09/21/92 A1 2<br />
Bill McCuen hiding his record. Jay Dickey says 09/23/92 B7 1<br />
Bill McCuen says workers volunteering time in campaign office 09/26/92 B4 1<br />
Jay Dickey carries GOP burden in Dist 4 09/27/92 55 3<br />
Jay Dickey charges McCuen behind Taco Bell inspection 101 9/92 B1 3<br />
Bill McCuen rebuffs Jay Dickey charge of harassment 10/10/92 B1 3<br />
Bill McCuen rej ect s Jay Dickey ' s debate challenge 10/13/92 38 1<br />
Jay Dickey says bad attitude hurts Bill McCuen 10/17/92 B1 1<br />
Feature article on Democratic nominee Bil,l McCuen 10/18/92 A22 1<br />
Feature article on GOP nominee Jay Dickey 10/18/92 A22 1<br />
Beryl Anthony paved way for Bill Clinton's middle-of -the-road 10/18/92 A23 1<br />
Featuxe article on failure of Beryl Anthony to win nomination 10/18/92 A23 1<br />
More adventures of Wild Bill (ed in Bill M&uen)<br />
A confident Jay Dickey has $143.000 to use in campaign<br />
Bill McCuen says state workers campaign on off time<br />
Jay Dickey prmises to put in 12 hours per day<br />
Jay Dickey says PACS elsewhere gave Bill McCuen $140,000<br />
Bill McCuen forgives Bill Clinton. grabs at his coattails<br />
Jay Dickey outspending Bill McCuen by 7-1<br />
Jay Dickey urges cross-party votes<br />
National Rifle Assn renews endorsement of Bill McCuen<br />
Bill McCuen links his race. Bill Clinton's home district<br />
Candidates list contributors<br />
Bill McCuen leads Jay Dickey 42-32 in poll<br />
Jay Dickey encouraged by undecideds in poll of preference<br />
Six papers in district proclaim support for Jay Dickey<br />
Jay Dickey mistakenly claims Perot camp endorsement<br />
Perot group in district insist Jay Dickey was endorsed<br />
Bill McCuen accuses Jay Dickey of starting mud fight<br />
Senior citizens lobby endorses Bill McCuen<br />
Bill McCuen to spend $86,000 on closing weekt s ad blitz<br />
Sidney Moncrief campaigns for Jay Dickey<br />
Jay Dickey. Bill McCuen let accusations fly<br />
Records refute Jay Dickey claims in campaign ad<br />
Poll finds 42 pct undecided<br />
Bill McCuen. 3ay Dickey Jr battle for seat Anthony lost<br />
Bill McCuen refuses to pull ads hinting at incest<br />
NRA says Jay Dickey's claims of endorsement are false<br />
Jay Dickey endorsed by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette<br />
Jay Dickey defeats Bill McCuen<br />
Republican Jay Dickey steadily leads Bill McCuen in votes<br />
Election returns listed by county<br />
Democrats mourn loss of 4th Dist seat to GOP<br />
Jay Dickey celebrates his historic win<br />
Bill McCuents supporters hoping for reversal of final count<br />
Bill McCuen has not conceded election to Jay Dickey<br />
Election returns in Garland County challenged by Bill McCuen<br />
Garland County vote tally stands until challenged<br />
Beryl Anthony Jr to get $37,084 pension at age 60<br />
Bill McCuen sues to get new election in Garland County<br />
Beryl Anthony cleard of wrong-doing in check scandal
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Feature article on new GOP Congressman Jay Dickey 11/22/92 Al 2<br />
Editorial says Bill McCuen, in effect, is suing himself 11/23/92 B6 1<br />
Report on PAC campaign funds 11/26/92 B5 1<br />
Jay Dickey asks court to dismiss election challenge by McCuen 12/ 2/92 B3 1<br />
Bill McCuen takes election fight to U S House 12/3/92Bl 5<br />
Human error allowed extra votes in Garland Co, expert says 12/ 5/92 B1 4<br />
Check reveals inaccurate voting machine totals in Garland Co<br />
Judge halts election challenge by Bill McCuen<br />
12/12/92 B7<br />
12/15/92 El<br />
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Zen and the art of Bill McCuen (Paul. Greenberg column) 12/16/92 Dl4 3<br />
Bill McCuen certifies, but doesn't accept election results 12/17/92 A13 1<br />
List of major contributors to campaign of Jay Dickey 12/28/92B2 5<br />
Bob Brooks joins staff of Jay Dickey<br />
CONGRESS - Roll Call Votes<br />
12/30/92 B3 6<br />
Abortion issue 06/14/82/1 10/11/B2/1<br />
Aid for coxurnunity switch from defense to civilian 06/7/B2/2<br />
Aid to Los Angeles and Chicago 05/ 17/~2/1<br />
Automobile i..mports 07/12/B3/3<br />
Balanced budget amendment 06/12/A1/4<br />
Black Caucus-Progressive Caucus budget plan 03/8/B3/4<br />
Block of funds for higher - educ construction<br />
Bosnia aid<br />
Budget agreement<br />
Budget cuts<br />
Budget cuts<br />
Budget freeze<br />
09/20/B2/1<br />
Budget of $1 .S trillion<br />
Budget of Bush adm<br />
Budget proposal of Democrats in House<br />
Cable TV industry regulation<br />
Cable TV regulation<br />
Cable TV regulation bill<br />
Cable TV veto werride<br />
Campaign finance reform<br />
China human rights veto override<br />
China trade policy<br />
Coin redesign<br />
Coin redesign<br />
Confirmation of Edward E Carnes as judge<br />
Congressional budget cut<br />
Congressional campaign financing veto<br />
Constitutional Amdt 27 on Congress pay raise<br />
Council on Competitiveness financing<br />
Death penalty issue<br />
Defense budget<br />
Defense budget cuts<br />
Denial of aid to Los Angeles rioters<br />
Disaster aid for hurricane victims<br />
Drug cost control<br />
Education bill<br />
Education funds allocation formula<br />
Education voucher plan<br />
Emergency aid to cities<br />
Emergency appropriations for cities<br />
Ending Pel1 Grants for education of prisoners
Energy bill 02/23/B3/1<br />
Energy bill 05/31/B7/3<br />
Energy bill 08/2/B3/1<br />
Energy drilling. off shore 02/23/B3/1<br />
Enterprise zones 07/5/~6/1<br />
Family leave 09/14/32/3<br />
Family leave bill veto 10/1/A16/1<br />
Family leave bill veto override 10/4/B2/1<br />
Family leave veto werride 09/ 28/B2/3<br />
Family leave veto override 10/f /A1/5<br />
Family planning funding 05/3/~3/1<br />
Family preservation services 08/9/32/Z<br />
Federal lands grazing fee increase 08/9/B2/l<br />
Fetal research 04/5/B3/3<br />
Fetal tissue research 05/30/B4/3 05/31/37/3<br />
Financing office expenses of ex-presidents 07/5/B6/1<br />
Foreign aid extension 04/5/B3/3<br />
GOP plan for economic recovery 03 / 1 /~5 / 1<br />
Gay rights issue 09/28/S2/3<br />
Haitian refugees acceptance 03/1/B5/ 1<br />
Health institutes 04/5/B3/3<br />
Health services 06/14/B2/1<br />
House bank check overdraft abusers 03/15/B2/1<br />
House bank records submission 05/3/33/1<br />
House post off ice inquiry 05/ 17/B2/ 1<br />
House postoffice scandal 07/26/B3/2<br />
House postoffice. Investigation of 02/9/B3/1<br />
House reform through use of administrator 04/ 12/A221<br />
Jobless benefits extension 02/9/B3/3<br />
Jobless benefits extension 06/14/B2/ 1<br />
Legal Services Corp 05/ 10/~7 /4<br />
Legal Services financing 05/ 17/B2/1<br />
Legislative branch budget 06/ 28/B5/1<br />
Legislative branch budget 10/ 11/B2/ 1<br />
Line-item veto power for President 03/1/~5/1<br />
Make-up pay for federal workers called to Gulf 03/22/~21/3<br />
Montana wilderness 03/29/B3/1<br />
Nuclear power 05/24/B4/1<br />
Nuclear test ban 06/7/32/2<br />
Nuclear test ban 09/28/B2/3 09/28/B3/2<br />
Nuclear testing halt 0 8/ 9/B2/ 1<br />
October Surprise 02/9/B3/1<br />
Oil reserve f ill-up 05/31/B7/3<br />
Oil tax breaks 08/ 2/B3/1<br />
Override of veto of tax relief for middle income 03/29/B3/1<br />
Peace dividend filibuster 03/29/~3/1<br />
Prayer in public schools 01/26/~3/1<br />
Presidential nominees legal expenses 10/11/B2/1<br />
Probe of request that judge be lenient 02/9/33/2<br />
Product 1 iabil ity 091 14/B2/3<br />
Public broadcasting funding 06/7/B2/2<br />
Pub1 ic broadcasting spending f reez e 06/7/B2/2<br />
Rail strike 06/28/~5/1<br />
Regulation of 900 telephone services 03/1/35/1<br />
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Rescission plan votes<br />
Road funding<br />
Russia, aid to<br />
SDI spending<br />
Santa Monica Natl Recreation Area funding<br />
Savings and Loan bailout<br />
Savings and Loan bailouts<br />
School restructuring grants<br />
Seawolf project<br />
Shipbuilders protection f ram foreign firms<br />
Social Security issue<br />
Soviet Union aid<br />
Soviet aid<br />
Space station funding<br />
Space station funding<br />
Space station funding<br />
Sports gambling curb<br />
Strategic Defense Initiative funds cut<br />
Strategis Arms Reduction Treaty<br />
Striker rep1 acement<br />
Striking workers replacement<br />
Student aid expansion for post-high school<br />
Super collider funding<br />
Super collider funding<br />
Super collider funding<br />
TV Marti funding<br />
Tax benefits expansion on IRAs<br />
Tax bill 1 Q/ 4/~2/ 1<br />
Tax checkoff fox deficit reduction<br />
Tax cut for middle income families<br />
Tax cut for middle income families<br />
Tax cut proposal by Democrats<br />
Tax cats for middle income taxpayers<br />
Tax cuts shift to urban spending<br />
Taxing retirement income<br />
Tobacco advertising<br />
Tobacco policy at veterans hospitals<br />
Trade bill<br />
Trade with China<br />
Trade with China<br />
Troops recall from overseas duty<br />
U S Maritime Adm funding<br />
Unemployment benefits extension<br />
Unenpl oyment taxes<br />
Voter registration<br />
Voter registration at Motor Vehicle Dept<br />
Voter registration at motor vehicle license office 05/24/B4/1<br />
Voter registration with driver license purchase 09/28/B3/2<br />
We1 f are is sue 03/22/A21/3<br />
Ray Thornton's key votes show him to be a moderate lo/ 4/92 A14 1<br />
CONGRESS - Senate (Class I)<br />
Dale Bumpers says Bush's Asian trip won't help econ recovery 01/ 3/92 A1 4<br />
Mike Huckabee hopes to oust Dale Bumpers from Senate 01/ 4/92 I33 1<br />
Dale Bumpers calls for change is Supreme Ct confirmation rule 01/ 4/92 35 1
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Dale Bumpers holds hearing on health insurance at LR 01/17/92 Al<br />
Dale Bumpers guides Ouachita Forest purchase of 10.166 acres 01/18/92 B1<br />
Dr David Busby seeks GOP nomination for Bumpers' Senate seat 01/18/92 ~ 1 0<br />
DL David Busby details his health-care proposals 01/18/92 B10<br />
Dale Bumpers hones ax for work on federal budget 01/27/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers, David Pryor criticize Bush adm budget 01/30/92 A9<br />
Dale Bumpers salutes W E B DuBois at stamp ceremony 02/ 2/92 31<br />
Dale Bumpers says Daisy Bates should be honored with stamp 02/ 2/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers' tax incentives plan finds support in ranks 02/ 3/92 Al<br />
Dale Bumpers got $927,213 in 1991 for re-election try 02/ 4/92 B3<br />
Dale Bumpers favored by 70 pct aver any of 3 GOP challengers 02/ 5/92 B4<br />
Dale Bumpers' bill targets rural homeless for assistance 02/ 6/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers blasts Bush on health care 02/ 7/92 A14<br />
Rev Mike Huckabee enters campaign for GOP nomination for Sen 02/ 7/92 B1<br />
Mike Htzckabee says he and Bumpers are poles apart 02/ 9/92 BI<br />
Dale Bumpers favors tax break for home buyers 02/ 9/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers speaks in NH on behalf of Clinton candidacy 02/11/92 A5<br />
Auditor Julia Hughes Jones to challenge Bumpers in primary 02/12/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers not flustered by bevy of election opponents 02/13/92 31<br />
Mike Huckabee says Dale Bumpers is vulnerable 02/14/92 B3<br />
Dale Bumpers defends Bill Clinton's record 02/15/92 B4<br />
Republican Dryden Pence seeks nomination for Senate seat 02/18/92 I31<br />
Dale Bumpers solicits data on A ir Force base closings 02/21/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers seeks benefits for schools, colleges 02/26/92 B6<br />
Dale Bumpers says space station is too costly 02/28/92 B4<br />
Dale Bumpers duels with Westerners over park prof its 03/ 8/92 B1<br />
Julia Hughes Jones formally announces challenge to Bumpers 03/ 8/92 B2<br />
Dale Bumpers calls Bush plan to check church gifts 'crazy' 03/ 8/92 34<br />
Dale Bumpers comments on check bouncing scandal in House 03/17/92 A7<br />
Dale Bumpers says moving JRTC. Guard cuts are mistakes 03/20/92 B1<br />
Dale Bmpers wants Bush to review LTV sale plans 03/20/92 B1<br />
GOP Senate candidate David Busby stresses health-care reform 03/21/92 B2<br />
Dale Bumpers says Bush plays politics on projects 03/24/92 I31<br />
Dale Bumpers. David Pryor sponsor bill to aid rural hospitals 03/25/92 34<br />
GOPts Mike Huckabee holds fund-raiser for his Senate race 03/27/92 B6<br />
Julia Hughes Jones says race to capture anti-incumbent mood 03/28/92 B1<br />
Rev Mike Huckabee formally files for Senate seat 03/28/92 B4<br />
Dale Bumpers stops GSA'S new roof plan on forestry headqtrs 03/29/92 B2<br />
Dale Bumpers endorses Gennaty. Japan for Security Council 03/31/92 B5<br />
Dale Bumpers would make unpaid child support tax deductible 04/ 3/92 B4<br />
Rw Mike Huckabee outlines his viws on religion 04/ 4/92 B10<br />
Dale Bumpers says he is not embarrassed by his record 04/ 5/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers weighs striker replacement bill 04/ 5/92 G1<br />
Dale Bumpers ' challengers (ed) 041 8/92 B9<br />
Mike Huckabee unhappy with media cwerage of his campaign 04/10/92 B1<br />
Four Senate candidates agree defense budget cuts needed 04/12/92 B1<br />
Am-CIO snubs Dale Bumpers in making endorsements 04/12/92 I31<br />
Dale Bumpers arranges swap of Idaho woodland for Ark wetlands 04/13/92 A1<br />
Dale Bumpers bill for land swap backed by Democrat-Gazette 04/14/92 B8<br />
Dale Bumpers advises students to develop interest in politics 04/ 15/92 B7<br />
GOP challengers focus on Bumpersls voting record 04/22/92 B3<br />
Dale Bumpers was lead sponsor for scenic rivers bill fox Ark 04/23/92 B1<br />
Dale Bumpers1 runaround on forced balancing of budget (ed) 04/26/92 34<br />
Dale Bumpers holds field hearings in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 04/27/92 B1
Julia Hughes Jones proposes cutting congressional pay 25 pct<br />
Gerhard Langguth files against Bumpers as independent<br />
GOP candidate Mike Huckabee opens LR headquarters<br />
Dr David Busby opens headquarters, bashes Dale Bumpers<br />
GOP candidate Mike Huckabee Learning as he campaigns<br />
Dale Bumpers tells UCA graduates that cynicism is real foe<br />
Editorial defends Ronald Reagan frm Dale Bumpers criticism<br />
Candidates for Senate seat comment on crime rates<br />
Dale Bumpers touts Bush request for immunization funding<br />
GOP candidate Mike Huckabee planning for Nov 3<br />
Dale Bumpers endorsed for re-election by NEA<br />
Dale Bumpers. David Pryor push Morris Arnold for Appeals Ct<br />
Julia Hughes Jones seeks to defeat Senator Dale Bumpers<br />
Dr David Busby woos votes of elderly, jabs at Huckabee<br />
Shemood crowd hears hopefuls blast Dale Bumpers<br />
Phone pitch for David Busby compares Huckabee to David Duke<br />
Mike Huckabee stung by letter calling him 'slick preacher'<br />
Darrell Glascock produces materials for David Busby campaign<br />
Mike Huckabee declines David Busby call for debate<br />
Ralph Forbes supports Mike Huckabee for GOP nomination<br />
Julia Hughes Jones rejects poll giving her 18 pct of vote<br />
David Busby renews call. for debate with Mike Huckabee<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Credit Union League endorses Dale Bumpers<br />
Editorial critical of David Busby attack on Mike Huckabee<br />
Dale Bumpers believes American agenda puts education first<br />
Julia Jones trying to oust 3-term senator Dale Bumpers<br />
Voters in David Busby-Mike Huckabee contest look toward Fall.<br />
Dale Bumpers. Julia Hughes Jones address Malvern crowd<br />
Election returns in primary races<br />
Election returns in Senate races in primaries (by county)<br />
Mike Huckabee wins GOP nomination for Senate seat<br />
Dale Bumpers. Mike Huckabee head for November showdown<br />
Results of voting in Senate race in primaries. by county<br />
Dept of Bumpersiana (ed critical of Bumpers statement)<br />
Mike Huckabee comments on his campaign to unseat Bumpers<br />
Gerhard Langguth may sue to get on ballot to face Bumpers<br />
Peitition for Gerhard Langguth fell short of required number<br />
Dale Bumpers tells Girls State that good citizens vote<br />
Mike Huckabee strikes moral chord in Girls State talk<br />
David Pryor seeks help for people affected by defense cuts<br />
Dale Bumpers sees anti-incumbency easing; Huckabee hopes not<br />
Labor, church leaders urge Dale Bumpers to back labor<br />
Mike Huckabee says mudslingers forfeit right to serve<br />
Dale Bumpers tops $16.000 in honoraria<br />
Dale Bumpers. Mike Huckabee address Boys State<br />
Senate appruves Dale Bumpers bill to limit S & L branches<br />
Dale Bumpers comments on latest Supreme Court abortion ruling<br />
Mike Huckabee to accompany Dan Quayle on flight to LR<br />
Dale Bumpers offers bill to cut $19 billion in '93 spending<br />
Dale Bumpers offers bill to help new Tamers<br />
Amdts by Dale Bumpers. David Pryor would help Ark colleges<br />
Dale Bumpers crusade for mining law reform is column topic<br />
Dale Bumpers praises Clinton selection of Albert Gore<br />
Mike Huckabee irked by comment by TV commentator<br />
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Gerhard Langguth sues to enter race against Dale Bumpers<br />
Dale Bumpers would back raid on Iraq to enforce resolutions<br />
Mike Huckabee defends Dan Quayle statement on abortion<br />
Dale Bumpers says Ouachita River project is dead<br />
Dale Bumpers tops Mike Huckabee 60-1 in fund-raising<br />
Dale Bumpers loses battle against super collider project<br />
Mike Huckabee in favor of strict solutions: to crime problems<br />
Dale Bumpers loses battle to toughen mining law<br />
Mike Huckabee warns voters to watch the money trail<br />
Dale Bumpers may be about to achieve goal in SDI budget cuts<br />
Mike Huckabee keeps spending on campaign work in-house<br />
Mike Huckabee likens campaign to climbing mill ion-dollar mtn<br />
Mcs Mike Huckabee is highest paid staff member<br />
Mike Huckabee asserts no improprieties exist in his campaign<br />
Mike Huckabeels paying own firm $17.272 is legal, EEC says<br />
Sen Robert Dole coming to Ark to boost Mike Huckabee campaign<br />
Dale Bumpers. Mike Huckabee campaign at Hope<br />
Political conventions thrive on style. Dale Bumpers says<br />
Mike Huckabee addresses afternoon session of GOP natl conv<br />
Dale Bumpers opposes abortion as birth control measure<br />
Dale Bumpers remark on abortion view angers Mike Huckabee<br />
Claims of Mike Huckabee supporters called a lie<br />
Robert Dole comes to LR to pranote Mike Huckabee candidacy<br />
Huckabee fundraising lr implies it was written in Houston<br />
Mike Huckabee calls career Congress wasteful, out of touch<br />
Mike Huckabee says he will stay in pulpit. even as senator<br />
Dale Bumpers mentions several issues in talk to Democrats<br />
Contributions to candidates listed<br />
Dale Bumpers calls super collider far too costly<br />
Mike Huckabee, Dale Bumpers feud aver debate challenge<br />
Powerful agri panel chairmanship opens up for Dale Bumpers<br />
Dale Bumpers leads Mike Huckabee with 61 pct in latest poll<br />
Senate dooms Dale Bumpers bill to cut space station funding<br />
U S judge refuses to order Gerhard LangguthlS name on ballot<br />
Dale Bumpers calls Bush plan Homestead AFB rankest politics<br />
Senate appraves Dale Bumpers bill on rural homeless aid<br />
Dale Bumpers seeks votes. not govt cuts, Mike Huckabee says<br />
Mike Huckabee regales delegates at GOP state cornrention<br />
Neither Bumpers nor Huckebee meet Am-CIO standards<br />
Dale Bumpers hosts 125 contributors in his Washington home<br />
Dale Bumpers loses battle to reduce 'Star Wars1 spending<br />
Dale Bmpers rescues student aid frm inadvertent cutoff<br />
Mike Huckabee wants to videotape debate with Dale Bumpers<br />
Dale Bumpers opposes, Mke Huckabee favors term limits<br />
Snag aver videotaping ends Bumpers-Huckabee debate plans<br />
Mike Huckabee says family leave should be set at job lwel<br />
Bumpers and Huckabee argue merit of balanced budget amdt<br />
Kke Huckabee buys TV time to stump for Senate seat<br />
Mike Huckabee says school vouchers offer parents power<br />
Mike Huckabee finds favor among Ross Perot supporters<br />
Paths to prosperity differ for Huckabee and Bmpers<br />
Bumpers finesses Huckabee. John Brummett writes<br />
Right to Life consultant comments on Bumpers on abortion<br />
Marilyn Quayle campaigns in Ark for Mike Huckabee<br />
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<strong>Arkansas</strong> Right to Life endorses Mike Huckabee<br />
Dale Bumpers credited for funde for Hot Springs flood study<br />
Mike Huckabee says Bumpers gave up seniority, budget stances<br />
Senate appraves legislation by Dale Bumpers to aid fanners<br />
Mike Huckabee takes campaign to TV<br />
Bumpers record, position on abortion distorted, lawyer says<br />
Mike Huckabee favors use of school funds for private schools<br />
Mike Huckabee jabs Dale Bumpers over congressional pay raise<br />
Charlton Heston comes to LR to raise funds for Rev Huckabee<br />
Dale Bumpers says scheduled pay raise will not happen<br />
Dale Bumpers, Mike Huckabee discuss health care issues<br />
Bumpers discusses economy and environment<br />
GOP candidate Mike Huckabee backs 3 of Clinton's reforms<br />
Dale Bumpers has paid 8 pct of salary to his pension fund<br />
Dale Bmpers hits Huckabee ad on pension, Kennedy voting<br />
Campaign still paying Huckabees; FEC gets no complaint<br />
Mike Huckabee presses Dale Bumpers on art sponsorship<br />
An angry Dale Bumers says Huckabee ads downright lies<br />
Mike Huckabee defends his ads, accuses Bumpers of bullying<br />
Mike Huckabee hopscotches across state criticizing Bumpers<br />
Lengthy article on political career of Dale Bumpers<br />
Lengthy article on career of Mike Huckabee and his campaign<br />
Candidates list contributors to their campaigns<br />
Mike Huckabee endorsed by Ross Perot sapposters in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Mike Huckabee a hit for 1.000 at Bryant Fall Fest<br />
Mike Huckabee gaine 2 points in poll; Bumpers loses 2<br />
Ad by Dale Bumpers unfair to his wife, Mike Huckabee says<br />
Mike Huckabee says Arkansans gave more to him than Bumpers<br />
Issue of Bumpers' pay votes not cut and dried<br />
Ross Perot backers endorse Mike Huckabee<br />
Mike Huckabee opens his tax returns after pay accusations<br />
Dale Bumpers. Mike Huckabee meet at convention<br />
Dale Bumpers courts votes in Fort Smith<br />
NRA defends its account of Dale Bumpersn voting record<br />
Dale Bumpers says vote charges part of GOP bag of tricks<br />
Copter helps Mike Huckabee take in ten towns<br />
Dale Bumpers hits Huckabee negative ad financing<br />
Dale Bumpers TV outlay tops Mike Huckabee by 2-1<br />
lbo senior citizens groups endorse Dale Bumpers<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette endorses Mike Huckabee<br />
Mike Huckabee charges Bumpers backed raises, funded porno<br />
Dale Bumpers, Mike Huckabee in f inal-day flurry of campaign<br />
Dale Bumpers wins reelection over Mike Huckabee<br />
Dale Bumpers easily defeats Mike Huckebee to keep seat<br />
Election returns shown by county<br />
Dale Bumpers carries 69 counties to win re-election<br />
Dale Bumpers credits common sense of Ark voters for his win<br />
Huckabee hurt by his chg that Bumpers supported pornography<br />
Christian Coalition sent anti-Bumpers leaflets to churches<br />
Dale Bumpers comments on negative campaigning he faced<br />
Bumpers assures conservation dists spot in wetlands program<br />
Dale Bumpers protests Amy Engineers plan to cut Ark jobs<br />
Report on PAC money given to candidates<br />
Dale Bumpers warns SBA not to make changes now<br />
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Mike Huckabee reflects on election 12/26/92 31<br />
List of major contributors to Dale Bumpers campaign 12/28/92 B2<br />
CONGRESS - Senate (Class 11)<br />
Drug makers mwe to check prices after pressure from D Pryor 01/10192 Dl<br />
GATT's Japan rice plan falls short. David Pryor says 01/22/92 B6<br />
David Pxyor criticizes Bush adm budget 01/30/92 A9<br />
David Pryor supports bill increasing executive pay disclosure 02/ 1/92 B3<br />
David Pryor critical of Bush plans to cut farm spending 02/ 1/92 Dl<br />
David Pryor. Dale Bumpers, Beryl Anthony blast Bush on health 02/ 7/92 A14<br />
David Pryor goes to bat for Bill Clinton 02/ 9/92 A15<br />
David Pryor favors tax break fox home buyers 02/ 9/92 B1<br />
David Pryor holds health care hearing at Fort Smith 02/11/92 B8<br />
David Pryor holds health insurance hearings in Jonesboro 02/ 12/92 BI<br />
David Pryor sets hearing in Washington on Eaker AFB 02/ 12/92 B3<br />
Pentagon defends recruiting after David Pryor attacked budget 02/12/92 B5<br />
David Pryor helps secure 1-yr delay in pension regulations 02/12/92 B7<br />
David Pryor leads investigations of Postal Service land deals 02/17/92 B1<br />
David Pryor solicits govt data on Air Force base closings 02/21/92 31<br />
David Pryor's comm hears of costly, painful mistakes by IRS 02/22/92 Al<br />
David Pryor seeks benefits for schools, colleges 02/26/92 B6<br />
David Pryor quest ions expenses of SDI program 02/28/92 B4<br />
David Pryor backs broadening FOI law 02/29/92 Dl<br />
David Pryor calls push for line-item veto political 03/ 2/92 B1<br />
House passes altered version of Pryor's Taxpayer Rights bill 03/ 2/92 B2<br />
Senate rejects David Pryor tax plan on drug firms 03/32/92 B7<br />
David Pryor says Bush veto of tax bill strictly political 03/21/92 B3<br />
David Pryor says Bush plays politics on projects 03/24/92 B1<br />
David Pryor, Dale Bumpers sponsor bill to aid rural hospitals 03/25/92 B4<br />
David Pryor rails against Pentagon mismanagement<br />
David Pryor weighs striker replacement bill<br />
David Pryor backs bill to provide long-term health care<br />
David Pryor ready to push new, improved taxpayer rights bill<br />
David Pryor wants to end electoral. college. use direct vote<br />
David Pryor would raise payments to rural physicians<br />
David Pryor says tax breaks fail to keep drug prices low<br />
David Pryor pushes Morris Arnold for Appeals Ct seat<br />
David Pryor assails tax breaks for drug companies<br />
David Pryor says tax-paid trip for 2 in Bush ah political<br />
Labor. church leaders urge David Pryor to back labor bill<br />
David Pryor tops $16,000 in honoraria<br />
David Pryar says Postal Service loser in Olympics venture<br />
David Pryor likes idea of ending Electoral College<br />
David Pryor says Bill Clinton helped by spat with rapper<br />
David Pryorts bill seeks to save on rural electric bills<br />
David Pryor offers bill requiring contractors' license<br />
Arndts by David Pryor, Dale Bumpers would hap Ark colleges<br />
David Pryor presents case for replacing electoral college<br />
David Pxyor praises Clinton choice of Albert Gore<br />
David Pryor keeps up attack on Electoral College<br />
David Pryor proposres cut: in budget for military recruiters<br />
David Pry or criticizes USDA epending $750,000 to redecorate<br />
Bill by David Pryor shields elderly from fraud<br />
Survey reinforces David Pryor attack on drug prices<br />
Grandparents left out of aid programs. David Pryor says
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David Pryor protests George Bush ignorance about <strong>Arkansas</strong> 08/ 8/92 Al 6<br />
Democrat-Gazette disagrees with David Pryor on Electoral Coll 081 9/92 54 1<br />
David Pryor comment on GOP tactic of accuse, then apologize<br />
David Pryor heads Farmers for Clinton organization<br />
Paul Greenberg replies to David Pryor on Electoral College<br />
Paul. Greenbergfs open 11: to David Pryor on Electoral College<br />
David Pryor charges drug firms gouging older Americans<br />
David Pryort s f ree-medicine plug brings phone blitz<br />
David Pryor upset by expected veto of tax bill<br />
David Pryor makes mark on post-Cold War economic strategy<br />
David Pryor becomes ill while campaigning for Bill Clinton<br />
David Pryor warns federal workers against job switch<br />
Bush veto of tax bill kills David Pryorts provisions<br />
David Pryor keeps Senate leadership position<br />
David Pryor set to undergo heart bypass surgery at LR<br />
David Pryor resting comfortably after triple bypass surgery<br />
Bill Clinton. Al Gore visit Pryor in LR hospital<br />
David Pryor back in LR home after heart bypass surgery<br />
Paul Greenberg's open lr to Pryor on electoral college<br />
Dale Bumpers supports sending military to Somalia<br />
David Pryor asks Bush to ardon Virginia man in wetlands case<br />
David Pryor asks President Bush to pull plug on shredder<br />
David Pryor writes on history of Eakex Air Force Base<br />
David Pryor calls on Bush to stop last-hour reorganizations<br />
David Pryor prepares for return to Washington after surgery<br />
CO~FX. MIKE<br />
see also Olympic Games<br />
CONSERVATION COALITION, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
CONSWVAT ISM, Political<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
CONSTITUTION (Ark)<br />
Democratic Party Chmn George Jernigan calls for new charter<br />
GOP Chmn Sheffield Nelson asked to join effort for charter<br />
State voters added 3 amendments to constitution this year<br />
CONSTRUCTION (Building)<br />
see Building (Construct ion)<br />
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY<br />
see also Earthquakes<br />
CONSULTANTS TO GOV-NT<br />
Consultants cost state $16 million<br />
CONSUMER PROTECTION<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant issues 'Buyer Beware1 list<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant releases 'Buyer Bewarevf list<br />
Buyer Beware List of Atty Gen grows to 129 firms<br />
Telephone sex organizations evade block of 900 number<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant seeks laws against rip-offs<br />
CONSUMERS' BUYING INC<br />
Firm accused of pyramid scheme, agrees to pay $140,000<br />
CONTEL OF ARKANSAS INC<br />
see also Telephone service<br />
CONTINENTAL OZARK INC<br />
Fayetteville firm acquires Texas assets<br />
CONTRA REBELS
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see also Iran-Contra Affair<br />
CONTRACEPTION<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
CONTRACTS AND PURCICIASING, Govt<br />
see also Computers and data processing<br />
see also Cranmer Associates<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Arknsas at Pine Bluff<br />
Tax money buys expensive cars for two state officials 07/23/92 B1<br />
CONVENTION FACILITIES AND CONVENTIONS<br />
see also Secretaries of State of the United States...<br />
Camdot Hotel bankruptcy filing concerns conventioneers 02/20/92 B2<br />
Busy weekend fills LR area hotels 06/10/92 Dl<br />
Natl Assn of County Agri Agents had $3.2 million impact on LR 08/15/92 D2<br />
CONWAY<br />
see also Baptist Church<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
see also Pol ice - Conway<br />
City working on plan to solve trsf f ic problems in city<br />
Toad festivals lead to link to Quakenbruck. Germany<br />
Blacks do not file for City Council despite fight 2 yrs ago<br />
City is a commercial and residential magnet<br />
Conway on a roll with commercial, residential, projects<br />
Judge to decide disputed annexation issue<br />
Annexation apprwed wer protest of some landowners<br />
Fire dist fears annexation might reduce service^<br />
Fire district allowed to contest release of land<br />
Suit challenges annexation of 600 acres northeast of city<br />
Court partially clears way for Conway to annex land<br />
Annexation efforts impede Beaverfork area plans for service<br />
Conway keeps downtown viable with Main Street upkeep<br />
CONWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE<br />
Guy W Murphy to retire from post after 40 years of service<br />
CONWAY CORP<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<br />
see also Central Baptist College<br />
CONWAY COUNTY<br />
Attic at Morrilton yields 200 ballots fram 1968 Dem primary<br />
Ballots found in home once owned by Marlin Hawkins deputy<br />
Marlin Hawkins sees ballot find as effort to harm book sale<br />
Robert L Irwin believes 1968 fixed ballot cost him election<br />
Meredith Oakley column on county ' s political history<br />
County Clerk Beverly Paladino focuses on honest elections<br />
Lock change keeps County Clerk Paladino out of room<br />
Clerk gets records out. but election comm keeps keys to door<br />
County Judge T J Mahan accused of private use of equipment<br />
Democratic faction tries to repudiate party leader in county<br />
Old Guard's coffin nailed shut. Democratic leader says<br />
County judge accused of having county crews work his- property 04/ 1/92 B3<br />
More voted in precinct than on rolls; GOP candidate sues 12/ 3/92 Bl<br />
CONWAY PACKAGING AND RECY(;L ING CENTER<br />
see also Kimberly Clark Corp<br />
CONWAY SCHOOL DI STRI (3
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see Education - Conway District<br />
COOK, LESLIE<br />
see also Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
COOLEY, J F<br />
Civil leader, candidate for state Legislature dies<br />
COOMI3 S. TIMOTHY<br />
see also United Kingdom of God - Yahweh Ministries<br />
COON SUPPER (Gillett)<br />
see also Festivals<br />
COOPER COWNITIES INC<br />
Cooper reduces debt load in 1991 02/ 8/92 D8<br />
CCI selling Chrokee Village assets to retiring executive 03/25/92 Dl<br />
COOPERATIVE EXTENS ION SERVICE<br />
see <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Cooperative Extension Service<br />
COPPING, TOM<br />
see also Shootings<br />
COPYRIGHTS<br />
see also Music<br />
CORONERS<br />
White County Coroner Mike Hancock honored for donor work 06/ 9/92 El<br />
Law on asking for donation of human organs explained 06/ 9/92 El<br />
CORPOW PUNISHMENT<br />
see Punishment, Corporal<br />
CORRECTION BOARD (Ark)<br />
see also Correction Department (Ark)<br />
CORRECTION DEPARTMENT (Ark)<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
Editorial on Gov Clinton's failure to re-appoint Jimmy Mason 01/ 4/92 B8<br />
Board to require annual review of prison director performance 02/28/92 B1<br />
Law allows Correction Board to sun prison system<br />
Sherrion A Fortner files sex bias suit against Department<br />
Board to interview 10 finalists, name new chief Nov 17<br />
Naming of new prison chief near<br />
Roger V Endell chosen direct or of Department of Correct ions<br />
New prisons chief Roger Endell familiar with problems<br />
Director Roger Endell praised by his ex-colleagues<br />
COTTRELL, MICKEY<br />
see also Actors and entertainers<br />
COUEY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CO<br />
see also Tax evasion and disputed returns<br />
COUNSELING, Board of Examiners in (Ark)<br />
Lillian and James A Chaney suit says board defamed them<br />
COUNTERFEITS AND COUNTERFEITING<br />
Four men indicted as counterfeiters<br />
Ex-sergeant at boot camp, three former inmates indicted<br />
About $300,000 in bogus bills seized at Russellville<br />
Millard Rigge arrested in Russellville case<br />
Jhie Armstrong gets prison tern, fine for counterfeiting<br />
COUNTRY CLUB OF LITTLE ROCK<br />
Club silent on status of first black member<br />
Dinner moved f ran club after blacks objected to site<br />
Club accepts Howard Curtis Reed as first black member<br />
Walter E Hussman Jr sponsored Reed for membership<br />
COUNTRY CLUBS
see also Champions Golf and Country Club<br />
see also Chenal Country Club<br />
see also Country Club of Little Rock<br />
COUNTP AGRICULTUFUL AGENTS, National Association of<br />
National convention under way in Little Rock<br />
COUPONS<br />
see Premiums and trading stamps<br />
COURTS, Federal<br />
Judge Eisele wants sentencing power returned to judges<br />
Jimm L Hendren backed by Bumpers. E'ryor for court seat<br />
Nomination of J h<br />
Larry Hendren passes Judiciary Corn<br />
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U S Atty Charles Banks is nominee for federal judge<br />
Charles Banks looks toward j udgeship, reflects on successes<br />
U S Atty Chuck banks ran office at little cost to taxpayers<br />
Dale Bumpers. David Pryor push Morris Arnold for Appeals Ct<br />
Brothers Morris and Richard Arnold to serve on same court<br />
Morris Arnold confirmed for 8th Circuit Ct of Appeals seat<br />
Morris Arnold joins brother Richard on Appeals Court<br />
John Paul Hammerschmidt nominates 4 for court seat<br />
Judge candidate Jim Burnett plans to keep low profile<br />
Walter Cox under consideration for federal judge appointment<br />
Mike Fitzhugh under consideration for judge appointment<br />
Rex Terry recommended for appmt to federal bench<br />
8th Circuit Ct averturns Judge Eisele's ruling on sentencing<br />
Richard S Arnold may become Clinton appointee to Supreme Ct<br />
Chuck Banks does not expect to be renominated for judgeship<br />
Background sketch of Richard Arnold<br />
Election of Bill Clinton likely to keep Charles Banks off ct<br />
John Wesley Hall Jr, Sam Perroni seek dist judge appointment<br />
COURTS, State and Local<br />
see also Legal profession<br />
see also Public prosecutors<br />
see also Trials<br />
Marion Humphrey seeks circuit judgeship<br />
Appeals Ct recalls retired judges to help with backlog<br />
Data of Administrative Office of Courts often wrong<br />
Ex-Municipal Judge W P Switzer faces bribery charges<br />
Two black lawyers seek bench created by judicial lawsuit<br />
Court rules docket-sharing between judges at Conway illegal<br />
Mama Davis seeks chancery seat now held by Lee A Munson<br />
Boundaries of new judicial dists still unclear<br />
Judge Marion Humphreys denies giving break to his supporter<br />
Warren D Carpenter announces race for Chief of Supreme Ct<br />
Judge Marion Humphrey18 alleged favor leaves lawyer livid<br />
New law allows 20th Dist judges to share dockets<br />
Hamburg man alleges injustice at hands of Judge Tim Tarvin<br />
Subpoena power of ethics panel doubted by Mark Stodola<br />
Court suit challenges ban on candidates making promises<br />
Judge Francis T Donovan was admonished for campaign praise<br />
Judge John Plegge named outstanding trial judge of the year<br />
Charges brought against Judge Joel C Cole by Discipline Cornm<br />
Judge Joel C Cole faces favoritism chg in hiring ~iane Coomes 05/ 1/92 A1<br />
Pulaski Co judicial candidates make case to blacks 05/20/92 Al<br />
Eight Democrats seek posts in subdists with black majorities 05/24/92 L3
Blacks win judgeships in districts created by court order<br />
Blacks win j udgeships, or will be in runoffs<br />
Candidate Morris Thampson accused of keeping client's money<br />
Morris Thompson, John Wesley Hall Jr battle for judge's post<br />
Federal judge ruled prematurely on Code of Judicial Ethics<br />
Morris Thompson says he did not keep clients's money<br />
NAACP leader uses Fairchild case to criticize John W Hall<br />
Morris Thompson ineligible for seat, John W Hall says<br />
John W Hall says $75.000 fee in Fairchild case was 5-yrs work<br />
Runoff still on between Moris Thompson and John Wesley Hall<br />
John W Hall Jr repeats criticisms of Thompson's campaign<br />
John Wesley Hall Js accuses Morris Thompson of racism<br />
Ruling on power of Judicial Comm overturned by appeals ct<br />
John Wesley Hall Jr files suit to bar Morris Thompson<br />
Faulkner County courts get tough on non-payment of fines<br />
Batesville judge cracking down on failure to pay fines<br />
James Badami told to obey order to release files on judge<br />
Chancellor Lee Munson files for LR Municipal Court judge<br />
UALR Law School seminar cuts guesswork f ram jury selection<br />
Commission report lists 126 complaints against judges in '91<br />
GOP complains that Judge Jack Kolt Jx too political<br />
Allan Dishongh files for seat he lost in 1988 controversy<br />
Morris Thompson ruled ineligible for bench<br />
Judge Joel C Cole censured for hiring girlfriend<br />
Judge Joel C Cole ordered to fire his girlfriend<br />
Morris Thanpson to appeal his disqualification as candidate<br />
Morris W Thompson goes back on ballot for judge<br />
Melissa Anne McMath Hatf ield is state Is first jury consultant<br />
Panel says judge not unethical for jailing argumentative man<br />
Lee Munson, Allan Diehongh contend for LR municipal judge<br />
Race between Lee Munson, Allan Dishongh takes 'low road'<br />
Justice David Newbern wine re-election<br />
David Newbern re-elected to state Supreme Court<br />
Lee Munson far ahead of Allan Dkshongh in race for judge<br />
Election returns in Supreme Court race listed by county<br />
Lee Munaon defeats Allan Dishongh by 3-1 margin<br />
Judges Bill Watt. Ray Hodnott admonished by Judicial Comm<br />
Judge Floyd J Lofton given farewell party; portrait hung<br />
Judge Jack L Lessenberry leaving bench to head 'drug courtf<br />
Judges in 20th Judicial Dist to share caseloads<br />
CPS CHEMICAL COMPANY INC<br />
see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
CRANFORD, WAYNE<br />
see also Advertising<br />
CRANMER AND ASSOCIATES<br />
Dr Morris S Cranmer Jrls felony record shelves govt contract<br />
Dr Cramer best for state contract, Dr Joycelyn Elders says<br />
CRAZaMER. MORRIS S JR<br />
see also Cramer and Associates<br />
CRAYFISH<br />
see Endangered and extinct species<br />
see Wildlife<br />
CREDIT<br />
see also Harbor Distributing Co<br />
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Charles A Ferguson expands lawsuit on credit reporting<br />
Charles A Fergusons's credit rept used fraudulently<br />
Phillip Theis gave police details of transvestite theft ring<br />
Transvestite theft ring used stolen credit card numbers<br />
Informant Phillip Brent Theis slain at LR<br />
CREDIT CARDS<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
CREMATORIES<br />
see Funerals and mortuaries<br />
CREMEEN. C J "CHUCK"<br />
see also Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)<br />
Cremeen organized Arkansans for Environmental Reform<br />
Battle with cancer sidelines Cremeen in emrorimental fight<br />
Environmentalism has been Chuck Cremeen's passion for years<br />
Chuck and Harriet Cremeen receive Sierra Club award<br />
CRESCENT HOTEL (Eureka Springs)<br />
see also Apparitions<br />
CRIME AND VICE<br />
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Brutal ity and harassment<br />
Counterfeits and counterfeiting<br />
Education - Discipline and safety problems<br />
Firearms<br />
Fires<br />
Housing<br />
Kidnapping<br />
Loitering and vagrancy<br />
Money laundering<br />
Murders<br />
Pornography and obscenity<br />
Prisons and prisoners<br />
Prostitution<br />
Robberies and thefts<br />
Scheduled Truclways Inc<br />
Sex crimes<br />
Shootings<br />
Vandal i sm<br />
LR's bloodiest year sillls into 1992 with two slayings<br />
Northeast Ark site of 10 holiday slayings<br />
LR police seek public's help with 7 unsolved murders<br />
Docket shows 20 pct charged with crimes under age of 14<br />
Police blame juvenile crime on woes at hme<br />
LR boy. 13, already a career criminal<br />
Four unsolved slayings baffle Union County sheriff<br />
Being a child in LR gets more dangerous wery day<br />
Asians focus of FBI raids on alleged racketeering ring<br />
Arrests of 81 persons halt Asian rackets, prosecutor says<br />
Two Asian-awned businesses seized in raids at Fort Smith<br />
Thirty-five plead innocent to roles in Asian gambling ring<br />
Warrants target rural crime and drugs in SE Ark area<br />
Boy. 14, sentenced to 25 yrs for robberies<br />
Holdup man lectures woman victim on crime prevention<br />
Gambling arrests of Asians illuminate culture gap<br />
Little Rock, Pulaski Co set records for hamicides in 1991<br />
Chart shows causes of Little Rock murders in 1991<br />
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Prosecutor Mark Stodola pledges fight against gangs in LR<br />
Ricky Lee Franklin gets 320 yrs in prison. $180.000 fine<br />
Raid on Hamburg house yields truckload of alcohol and guns<br />
LR residents encouraged to use car phones to report crimes<br />
Crime rate up 7 pct frm 1990 in Ark<br />
State had record 264 murders in 1991<br />
Ark crime statistics listed by category<br />
Members of DIGNITY hope marches against crime to resume<br />
Metropolitan Little Rock Violent Crimes Task Force formed<br />
Prosecutor Mark Stodola talks straight to teens at risk<br />
Fines of DIGNITY members suspended<br />
Police offer tips to stem tide of crime wave<br />
Crime Victims1 Rights Week observed<br />
Unfocused actions to curtail youth violence at LR criticized<br />
Boyhood friends in NLR share a future in prison<br />
John Tyler gets life terms for crimes against women<br />
Crime falls 1.8 pct in Ark during first quarter<br />
Operation Safe Summer seeks to steer LR youth from violence<br />
Apartment bldg on LR's Main Street is center of crime<br />
New program at LR unites agencies against youth gangs<br />
Over 500 youth gang members at LR have been identified<br />
Editorial urges padlocking apt bldg in LR where crimes occur<br />
Juvenile arrest files may soon be used against adults<br />
Court shuts down 20-unit apt building in LR<br />
Fliers in LR urge calling hot line to turn in gang members<br />
Pulaski County gang hotline ringing off the hook<br />
LR murder rate headed for record: blacks suffer most<br />
NLR police programs reducing crime in city<br />
NLR police substations effective in housing projects<br />
Gang Awareness training takes 17 to funeral of slain teen<br />
Violent crime up in Ark; overall crime declined in state<br />
LR boys allege gang members abducted, branded them<br />
Blame adults for gangs, youth consultant says<br />
Rumor has it that boy was mutilated in LR mall bathroom<br />
Rumors alleging mutilitaion not unique to LR<br />
Statistics on crime in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Fifty-three areas in Ark report reduced crime rates<br />
Top and bottom cities in Ark ranked for crime rates<br />
LR crime fighter Robert S McCathern becomes shooting victim<br />
Shooting victim Robert S McCathern to march against violence<br />
March against crime seeks to benefit LR youth<br />
Robert McCathern leads peaceful march up LR's 14th Street<br />
More developments in sting operation involving Asian business<br />
Customers dive for cwer as youths brawl inside Park Plaza<br />
Gun was fired in south parking lot of Park Plaza<br />
Violence at Park Plaza may have been gang-related<br />
Gang member says shots fired inside Park Plaza Mall<br />
Park Plaza mgr says no shots fired in mall; only 40 brawled<br />
LR police chief proposes police unit to cool crime hot spots<br />
Metrock arrests 18 violent criminals in first six months<br />
Judge Bill Watt lambastes Park Plaza for lax traffic rules<br />
Park Plaza brawl called just tip of iceberg; business slacks<br />
LR murder toll for year stands at 48<br />
LR j wenile crime 3 times greater than narl average<br />
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No gangs show up for gang summit called by Robert McIntosh<br />
Marshall St in LR is known as Cxips gang territory<br />
Two killed at LR in separate gang-related drive-by shootings<br />
Valentine St in LR known as Bloods gang territory<br />
Gangs suspected in recent death, shootings at LR<br />
Crime victim Robert McCathern retuns to show youths way out<br />
Crime in Little Rock (ed)<br />
Hot Springs police tackAe robberies by targeting gangs<br />
Police study gang cultures, find patterns<br />
Gang problems growing fast, require action now, experts say<br />
William Lee Hunt often cause of police calls to SWLR area<br />
Neighbors fear return of William Lee Hunt after sentence<br />
Expert on gangs sees serious problem in LR neighborhoods<br />
Jesse Jackson tells LR churches how to help reduce crime<br />
Warren J Brown says gangs can end if offered better life<br />
Killings in LR are clustered in inner cities; gangs blamed<br />
Poverty blamed for killings in inner city in Little Rock<br />
Park Plaza Mall at LR stocks up on holiday police<br />
Bloody night leaves 4 slain in LR, NLR<br />
Big-city gangs influence crime scene in LR<br />
Little Rock records 57th slaying of 1992<br />
Shortage of detectives causes LRPD to close theft cases<br />
Robbery -or has downtown LR edgy; police deny incidents<br />
Climb up Pinnacle Mountain billed as anti-gang- event<br />
Gang members at LR spend day cleaning up Centennial Park<br />
Security chiefs at LR schools hope to divert youth frm crime 12/30/92 B2<br />
CRIME CARDS<br />
Legislator hopes to ban sale of True Crimes cards in Ark 02/16/92 B1<br />
Parents of Murdered Children lead fight against True Crime cd 02/16/92 B1<br />
State Sen Morril Harriman seeks to ban True Crime cards 02/16/92 Bl<br />
CRIME LABORATORY (Ark)<br />
Crime Lab Board undecided on 3 autopsy review requests 01/ 4/92 B3<br />
Dr William Q Sturner named stare medical examiner 01/31/92 Al<br />
Rhode Island forced Dr William Q Sturner eut of ME office 01/31/92 Al<br />
Stone County coroner thinks 4 deaths ehoue be reopened 01/31/92 B1<br />
Foes of Dr Fahmy Malak livid wer hiring of Dr Wm Q Sturner 02/ 1/92 A1<br />
Dr William Q Sturner addresses allegations against him 02/ 7/92 Al<br />
Twelve autoposies to undergo second look 03/14/92 Bl<br />
Former medical examiner Joseph Halka seeks witness fee 041' 8/92 B6<br />
Director Jim Clark backs Dr Halka on witness fee request 04/13/92 B1<br />
Credibility of Dr Wm Q Sterner questioned in Rhode Island ct 05/29/92 A17<br />
Jesse Chandler says he thinks coverup protected V KelLey 06/ 3/92 A14<br />
Man quoted in NBC story only picked up bodies, official says 06/ 3/92 A14<br />
Two out-of-state MEs found no evidence of cover-up for Kelley 06/ 3/92 A14<br />
Examiners put Crime Lab under microscope 06/13/92 B1<br />
Director J h Clark resigns to protect retirement benefits 06/19/92 B1<br />
DL Malak's backers, detractors agree Clinton support unneeded 07/ 2/92 N O<br />
Columnist blames Bill Clinton for problems in Lab 07/ 3/92 B11<br />
Columnist follows up on criticism of Gov Clinton. Crime Lab 07/ 5/92 55<br />
Texas path01 ogist rules Randall Wayne Brady was slain 07/17/92 A1<br />
Texas pathologists agree with Dr Malak ruling in same cases 07/17/92 A1<br />
Texas pathologists doubt Jade Ward killed in fall 07/17/92 Al<br />
Investigators fault amount of data given Dr Fahmy Malak 07/18/92 Bl<br />
Probers would have ruled as Malak did given same research 07/18/92 B1
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Crime Laboratory Bd will make any alterations in rulings 07/21/92 81<br />
Crime Laboratory Bd supervises ME office. Clinton office says 07/24/92 B5<br />
Linda Ives angered by Bill Clinton's praise to Ohio mother<br />
State Police reopen probe of 2 contraversial Malak rulings<br />
Court orders Lab to keep baby's body until autopsy report<br />
Some autopsies take year because of understaffing at lab<br />
Independent pathologists change Malak rulings on 4 deaths<br />
Independent pathologists sustain 10 rulings by Fahmy Malak<br />
Pathologists change Gary Neal King. Randy Brady death cause<br />
Pathologists change death cause of Raymond Allbright<br />
Crime Lab seeks 28 more employees to trim ease backlog<br />
Board votes to honor Dr Fahmy Malak with plaque<br />
CRIME STOPPERS<br />
see Education<br />
GRITTENDEN COUNTY<br />
Ark Supreme Ct declares dead woman winner in Jf race<br />
CROATIA<br />
Shelia Underwood Vamplin of McRae, sees war first hand<br />
CROMJELL BUILDING (Little Rock)<br />
see Buildings and off ices<br />
CROMJELL, DAVID D<br />
see also Architecture and architects<br />
CROSS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Cross County District<br />
CROWE, JACK WILLIAM JR<br />
see also Football<br />
CR(XJE, WILLIAM J JR<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executiv e changes<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS<br />
see Animal, rights<br />
see also Animals<br />
CULTURE AND THE ARTS<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
Sculpture exhibit reflects <strong>Arkansas</strong> history<br />
Archie and Garbo Hearne prmote black cul
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Gerald and Iris Cantor donate Rodin sculpture to Arts Center 12/13/92 D6<br />
Rodin given to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Arts Ctr is in honor of Bill Clinton 12/13/92 D6<br />
CURFEWS<br />
see also Loitering and vagrancy<br />
DAISY MANUFACTURING CO INC<br />
Rogers firm's sales exceeded projections in 1991 01/ 7/92 Dl<br />
Rogers firm looking for buyer 07/23/92 Dl<br />
DALTON, DON<br />
see also National. Guard<br />
DALTON, TOM<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
DALY. JOHN<br />
Daly will not face chgs in incident at his Colorado hme 12/27/92 C5<br />
John Daly leaves PGA Tour, seeks help for alcohol problem 12/30/92 Cl<br />
DAN' S SHOE SHOP<br />
Dan Troillett family stars in shoe business 08/24/92 Dl<br />
DANCING AND DANCERS<br />
see also Aged<br />
DARDANELLE S O L DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Dardanelle District<br />
DAVIS, LAWRENCE A<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Pine bluff<br />
DAW SON EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE<br />
see Education - Cooperative Projects<br />
DAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDREN<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
Day care at Stuttgart loses license aver stabbing in street 05/12/92 Al<br />
Lwin' Care Center at LR gets second chance 05/12/92 A3<br />
Review Bd refuses to sanction spanking of children with spoon 06/ 5/92 31<br />
License of First Step Day Care at Stuttgart revoked 06/ 5/92 B3<br />
Pellville day-care license revoked O8/ 7/92 B5<br />
Flippin day care center loses state license 09/ 5/92 A19<br />
Conway center loses license; improper discipline cited 10/ 2/92 B3<br />
Apple of Your Eye center at Bryant loses license 11/ 8/92 B2<br />
DE NOVO CORP<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
DEAD<br />
see also Search and seizure<br />
DEATH<br />
Ethicist says living wills do not bar emergency treatment 01/19/92 I31<br />
Elaine Fox helps organize Hemlock Society in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 03/12/92 F1<br />
Living wills tells families, physicians patient's wishe~ 03/12/92 F1<br />
DEATH PENALTY<br />
see Capital punishment<br />
DEATHS<br />
Agerton, Tom S Sr O1/9/B6/1<br />
Anderson. Bruce Franklin 04/7/D1/2<br />
Andrews, Lloyd 04/7/B4/4<br />
Arnold. Adlai Franklin 08/10/B4/4<br />
Baldridge, Jesse M 01/7/~4/ 1<br />
Bass. William Harry 04/ 15/aS/l<br />
Baum, Charles C 06/22/B4/4<br />
Beachem. Ratph St 02/19/B8/1<br />
Belzungg L D 09/4/B6/1
Bethell. Edward Sr<br />
Bethune. Delta Lewallen<br />
Bledsoe. John T<br />
Boone. William Sr<br />
Bowen, Jerome Wolt<br />
Brawn, Warwick Rust<br />
Buchanan. Paul W<br />
Campbell. Carrie D ell Stone<br />
Chenaulr. H C Jr<br />
Christophe. LeRoy M<br />
Cook, B Stan Jr<br />
Couch. William T<br />
Cupp. Cecil W<br />
Dawson. Thomas Eldon<br />
Dean. Charles<br />
Dennis. Bobby Earl<br />
Dickerson. W W<br />
Dimitt. Randy<br />
Dobson, Jack Thomas<br />
Donoho. R N<br />
Drye. Monroe<br />
Ellis, Nancy Hurst<br />
Engle. Paul R<br />
Ermert. Carl Luther<br />
Evans. Jack P<br />
Farber. Roy W<br />
Farmer. Lester Franklin<br />
Farris. Thomas Chad<br />
Fink. Albert<br />
Franks. Billy Tom<br />
Greene. Omar Fairley<br />
Grimsley. Harold Sr<br />
Grumbes, Harold<br />
Hardin. Joseph<br />
Harrell. James H<br />
Hawkins. Jimmy H<br />
Hendr icks , Troy<br />
Higginbottom. Robert Lee Jr<br />
Hinkle. Carl C Js<br />
Hogue, Dave Alfred<br />
Hohn, Blount<br />
Holmes. George N<br />
House. Archie Franklin<br />
Kousley. Allen S<br />
Johnson, Alfred Eugene Sr<br />
Jones. Don Charles<br />
Kisner, L C<br />
Little, John D<br />
Little. William Lewis<br />
Martin, Eugene Charles<br />
Matson, Russell Jr<br />
May. A D<br />
McFaddin. Matilda<br />
McGee. Jim Ed<br />
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McNiel, Cecil<br />
Mears, William C<br />
Mehlburger. Donald<br />
Miller, Charles Conway<br />
Minton. J D<br />
Mitchell. James C<br />
Moseley. Senie<br />
Neal J J<br />
Nelson. Grace Benron<br />
Olson, Donald J<br />
Parker. John E<br />
Pennington. Van Cecil<br />
Pillon. H J<br />
Poe, Roy A<br />
Porter. R A<br />
Powers. James R<br />
Pruden. Jerri Day<br />
Puckett, W Seward<br />
Puddephatt. George<br />
Rainwater. Henry M<br />
Ramsey. Thanas T<br />
Raney, Donald Roy<br />
Roark. G Thomas<br />
Robus, Ray E<br />
Rush. Jerry D<br />
Safly. Stephen Eugene<br />
Sanders. Clifton<br />
Scif res. Thomas Edwin<br />
Swier. Floyd<br />
Shea, Thomas F Jr<br />
She1 ton. Ell is<br />
Shelton. George Ellis<br />
Simpson. Winston M<br />
Smith. Auburn P<br />
Smith. Horace Grey<br />
Snoed. John Everett<br />
Sorrells. James A<br />
Spurlock. Ted<br />
St eele. Donald Eugene<br />
Stephens. Donald E<br />
Sullivan, Sam<br />
Super. Bernice<br />
Thorne. Ralph<br />
Trapp, Linda Wiles<br />
Trotter. Henry F Sr<br />
Venable, Doyle K<br />
Vescolani. Fred<br />
Walker. J Wythe Sr<br />
Ward, Janie see Ward, Janie<br />
White. Adrian<br />
Williams. Aubrey F<br />
Williams. Edwin Dibrell<br />
Wingfield. Bob Stell<br />
Wool folk. Jean<br />
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Wylie, Ted H 07/28/B4/1<br />
Exhumation of body of Cynthia Gray for autopsy ordered<br />
Body of Cynthia Gray exhumed to reappraise head injury<br />
Relatives believe Cynthia Gray was beaten<br />
Crime Lab request to test head of Cynthia Gray repels family<br />
Pathologist says he chose not to send Gray's head for tests<br />
Baby's body found buried in shallow grave near Evening Shade<br />
Mother of baby found at Evening Shade known to police<br />
Fetus found in toilet at <strong>University</strong> Hospital<br />
Baby formula investigated in deaths of 2 infants at Mena<br />
Fomula ruled out in deaths of infants at Mena<br />
DEER<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
DEES, TOM<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
DEFENSES AND ARMED FORCE3<br />
see also National Guard<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
Military budget cuts will cancel air show at LRAFB<br />
Federal Express gets permit to use Eaker for landing<br />
Last airplane departs from Eaker Air Force Base<br />
Military cutbacks could catch <strong>Arkansas</strong> defenseless<br />
State has 39.000 defense-dependent jobs<br />
Article on C-130s based at LR4FB<br />
Pine Bluff Arsenal tests effectiveness of drill<br />
Using Eaker would cost area residents $6 million annually<br />
Eaker Am starts countdown to closing<br />
Camp Robinson nominated for DOD program with 7,000 jobs<br />
Nerve gas furnaces at Pine Bluff Arsenal fuel safety fears<br />
Arkadelphia native James Ross is now four-star general<br />
Cmdr Diane Carnevale is Navd trailblazer<br />
Army tests find glitches in technology for chemical disposal<br />
House passes bill with $27 million for Pine Bluff Arsenal<br />
LRAPB breaks ground for new personnel center<br />
Final tests set for destruction of chemicals at PB Arsenal<br />
Axkansas Peace Center opposes chemical burn at Pine Bluff<br />
Tank crash death at Fort Chaffee being investigated<br />
LRAFB fliers &liver food to starving Somalians<br />
LRAFB gets busier as military shrinks<br />
Army says errors led to death of Daniel Provost at Chaffee<br />
Use of Fort Chaffee for training urged by Tim Hutchinson<br />
Contingent from LRAFB comes hme from Somalia<br />
Eaker Air Force Base officially closes<br />
Ceremony closes Eaker Air Force Base at Blytheville<br />
David Pryor rwiews history of Eaker Am, sees new era<br />
DEHAVEN, JOHN W<br />
see also Maumelle Co<br />
DEHAVEN, TODD AND CO<br />
see also Maumelle Co<br />
DELENE ' S MANUFACTURING<br />
Dover to get medical supply manufacturing plant<br />
DELIVERY OF ARKANSAS INC<br />
Pizza wars put 11 Domino's in bankruptcy<br />
DELOITTE & TOUCWE<br />
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see also Banks<br />
DELTA CAREER COLLEGE<br />
see also Trade schools<br />
DELTA SWVICE CORPS<br />
see Economic assistance<br />
DELTIC FARM AND TIMBER CO<br />
see also Forest and brush fires<br />
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION<br />
see Presidential election of 1992<br />
DEMOCRAT1 C PARTY<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTS<br />
see also Education - Mountain Home District<br />
see also Handicapped<br />
see also Los Angeles<br />
DEMORET, FRED<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
DENTAL ASSOCIATION. <strong>Arkansas</strong> State<br />
Dr Edward H Passini Jr accused of theft from dental assn<br />
Dr Martin Zoldessy and Donna Passini face embezzlement chgs<br />
Dr Martin Zoldessy pleads guilty to reduced charges<br />
DENTISTRY AND DENTAL HEALTH<br />
Fluoride vote gets tempers boiling in west <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
DERMOTT<br />
see also Pol ice<br />
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY (Ark)<br />
ADFA file letter predicts bond issue to hit $1 billion<br />
Larry Nichols seeks $200,000 compensation for his 1988 fixing 04/27/92 A7<br />
Larry Nichols traveled to Central America on vacation time 04/27/92 A7<br />
Larry Nichols was denied compensation after talk with Clinton 04/27/92 A7<br />
Donors to Bill Clinton campaign reap loans. Calif paper says 06/29/92 Al<br />
Editorial on ADFA loans and support fox Bill Clinton 07/ 6/92 B6<br />
Ethics Corn Director Jack Kerney investigating ADFA 081' 1/92 Al<br />
Inquiry by Jack Kerney is political. Bob Nash says 08/ 1/92 A1<br />
Possible role in Bill Clinton campaign is focus of inquiry 08/ 1/92 A1<br />
Republican Alan Pumphrey prrmpted check by Jack Kearney 08/ 1/92 A1<br />
Probe will whitewash Bill Clinton. John Starr says 08/ 6/92 B9<br />
Paul Greenberg column on Ethics Corn investigation 08/ 7/92 B8<br />
DIAMOND CITY<br />
Fraud alleged in elction 11/25/92 BlO<br />
DIAMOND DEVELOPMENT CO<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
DIAPER BRIGADE<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
DICKEY. JAY<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 4<br />
DIE, ANNE MARIE HAYES<br />
see also Hendrix College<br />
DIENSTBIER. DAN<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
DIETZ , JAMES<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
DIGNITY (Orgn) -<br />
see also Crime and vice
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DILLARD DEPARTMENT STORES INC<br />
Sales increase of 7 pct announced<br />
Dillard explains why firin did not buy Joseph Horne Co<br />
Joseph Home Co contends Dillardls used unfair tactics<br />
Final-hour wrangling delays suit against Dillard's<br />
Dillard s not satisfied with 12 pet sales rise<br />
Settlement reached in Horne lawsuit against Dillard's<br />
Dillard acquires 2 stores in South Carolina, 2 in Texas<br />
Dillard. DeBartolo Corp settle lawsuit by Horne Co<br />
Dillard's plans to give stock split; prices shoot to $129<br />
Dillard joins mall venture in Mexico<br />
Proxy reveals new maj or shareholders<br />
Dillard enters second development venture in Mexico<br />
Earnings up 18 pct first quarter<br />
Dillard buys two stores in two Memphis malls<br />
Stock drop puzzles analysts<br />
Dillardl s buys out Nigbee partner<br />
Dillard ' s expanding again<br />
Third quarter sales at $1.165 billion<br />
DILLON CONSTRUCTION CO<br />
LR developer Tommy Drew appeals order to repay $32,750 in fee 08/16/92 B2<br />
Tommy Drew was receiver in Dkllon bankruptcy case 08/16/92 B2<br />
DILLON. KEN D<br />
see also Police - Pulaski County<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
DIOXIN<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
DIRECT ACCESS INC<br />
Atty Gen Bryant charges Clarksville firm mns pyramid scheme 11/ 6/92 B3<br />
President of firm is David R Phillips 11/ 6/92 B3<br />
DISABLED PERSONS<br />
see Handicapped<br />
DISASTERS AND EMERGENCIES<br />
APE&, agencies test readiness below dams near Hot Springs 06/ 5/92 B1<br />
Arkansans help with aid for Hurricane Andrew victims 08/28/92 B1<br />
Groups across state gather aid for victims of hurricane 08/29/92 A15<br />
AP&L crews repairing hurricane damage in Louisiana 08/30/92 B6<br />
AP&L sends 275 crewmen to storm-ravaged Louisiana 0%/30/92 B6<br />
DISCOVERIES, Medical<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
DISCRIMINATION<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
DISHONGH. ALLAN<br />
see also Courts. State and local<br />
Suit hauls ex-judge into court on breach of contract chgs 03/ 3/92 B2<br />
DISORDERLY CONDII CT<br />
see AssauLts and disorderly conduct<br />
DODD, DAVID 0<br />
see also Civil. War<br />
DODRILL, k&T<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
DOG RACING<br />
see also Taxation<br />
Southland political ties scrutinized by national media
Southland take down by 7.38 pct, manager suggests state help<br />
DOGPATM THEME PARK<br />
see Amusement parks<br />
DOGWOOD ALLIANCE<br />
see Electric power<br />
DOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Dollarway District<br />
DOMINO S PIZZA<br />
see also Delivery of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Inc<br />
DONOVAN. FRANCIS T<br />
see also Courts. State and local<br />
DONREY MEDIA<br />
see also Champions Golf and Country Club<br />
DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES<br />
see also Fund raising<br />
DOWD, TRAVIS EDWARD<br />
Dowd allegedly investigated in Texarkans liquor permits case<br />
State Rep Dowd admits FBI asking about liquor permits<br />
Links to 'little manf keep Dowd afloat<br />
Dowd indicted by federal grand jury on two charges<br />
Extortion chg stems fram coin machine operations dealings<br />
False statements chg stem frm sale of his Enzorb firm<br />
Democrats urge Dowd to drop bid for re-election to Legis<br />
Travis Dowd says he will not quit race for re-election<br />
Dowd indicted for extortion and lying to federal agency<br />
Dowd pleads innocent, faces N w 2 trial on extortion chgs<br />
GOP opponent for legis seat attacks Dwd on indebtedness<br />
Dowd loses House seat to Republican<br />
DRAKE, KEITH<br />
see also United Way of Pulaski County<br />
DREES, CHUCK<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
DREW, TOMMY<br />
see also Dillon Construction Co<br />
DRIFTWOOD, JIMMY<br />
Writes song honoring Dr Bessie Boehm Moore<br />
DROWNINGS<br />
Young, male drinkere most at risk to drown<br />
DRUG ABUSE<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
DRUG TASK FORCES<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
Comparison of prices at various stores in Central Ark<br />
State Pharmacy Bd studies ban on use of coupons for medicine<br />
UCA professor Arthur Hoyt imprwes testing of drugs<br />
Hot Springs pharmacies affected by move of hospital<br />
DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE, Animal.<br />
see Livestock and poultry<br />
DRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVING<br />
see also Traffic accidents, safety and violations<br />
DUMAS<br />
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see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
Eight fires awaken 'old phobia1 in Dumas<br />
Town keeps guard up, but arsonist lies low<br />
DUMOND, WAYNE<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS (Game)<br />
see also Murders - Simpson family<br />
DUNN, LISA<br />
see also Murders - Marvin, Linda<br />
DYER, DON<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
see also Basketball<br />
EAGLES<br />
see Endangered and extinct species<br />
see Wildlife<br />
EATCER AIR FORCE BASE<br />
see Defenses and armed forces<br />
F&LE SCHWL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Earle District<br />
EARTH DAY<br />
see also Environment<br />
EARTIE SCIENCE LEARNING CENTER<br />
see also Geological Commission (Ark)<br />
EARTHQUAKES<br />
Earthquake Engineering Ctr helps design bldgs to resist quake<br />
Minor quake jars <strong>Arkansas</strong>-Missouri border<br />
Arkansans still waiting for big New Madrid quake<br />
Survey plan flying New Madrid fault for study<br />
Computer depicts tspike' beneath New Madrid fault<br />
Minor quake jolts northeast <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Small shakes felt along New Madrid fault in SE Missouri<br />
EASTER<br />
Sunrise senice at LR park draws 8.000<br />
EASTMAN KODAK CO<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<br />
ECONOMIC ASS IS TANCE<br />
Lower Miseissippi Delta Center low on cash, nearing close<br />
Death of a rip-off (ed on Lower Mississippi Dwelopment Ctr)<br />
Delta Service Corps gets federal grant of $3.6 million<br />
Delta Service Corps to work for community development<br />
Some Mississippi Delta Developent Comm ideas to be funded<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> to be leader of Delta Service Corps<br />
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS<br />
see also Defense and armed forces<br />
see also Japan<br />
see also Wages. salaries and income<br />
Northwest Ark almost devoid of natl recession's fallout<br />
Study paints grim picture of central <strong>Arkansas</strong> in 1980s<br />
Pine Bluff industries spent $131 million on exapnsions in '91<br />
Construction in Ark climbed by 13 pct in 1991<br />
Ark economy called weak<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> lost 39.000 joba in 2 months, tax expert says<br />
Loss of jobs in state is 17,700, not 39,000 as reported<br />
Layoffs, job losses, plant closings hard to track<br />
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<strong>Arkansas</strong>1 economy poised for recwexy, economist forecasts 04/16/92 Dl<br />
State bucking recession, analysts say 05/24/92 K1<br />
Clark County reverses jobs loss with new industries Q6/14/92 G1<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> would reap gains, lose some jobs under free trade 08/13/92 Al<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranked 3rd in gains for economy 09/12/92 B1<br />
Job grcwth in Ark expected to outpace nation in 1992 10/23/92 Dl<br />
State's manufacturing jobs remain stable 10/25/92 GI<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranking on several statistical indicators listed 10/30/92 A10<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> is leader in several areas, Joe David Rice writes 11/ 1/92 53<br />
Panel of Ark economists sees better economy for Ark next year 12/13/92 GI<br />
Builders cannot meet housing demand in expanding NW <strong>Arkansas</strong> 12/20/92 GI<br />
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS - Ark Indicators<br />
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02/9/62/3 02/ 16/62/3 02/23/G2/3 03/ 1/62/3 03/8/62/3<br />
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10/11/G2/3 10/18/62/3 10/25/62/3 ll/l/G2/3 11/8/62/3<br />
11/15/G2/3 11/22/62/3 11/29/62/3 12/6/G2/3 12/13/G2/3<br />
12/20/62/3 12/27/62/3<br />
ECONOMIC DEVELIOPMENT<br />
see also Heartland Capital Partners<br />
Tax incentives would bring jobs to Ark. Dave Harrington says 01/24/92 Dl<br />
AIDC leader suggests US increase knowledge of Japan 01/24/92 D8<br />
Two defaults to AIDC raise uncollected debt by $222,000 02/ 3/92 Dl<br />
Task force fashiohing money plea to lure aerospace firms 02/ 4/92 Dl<br />
Low rate of return on Link Deposit Program concerns lawmakers 02/ 7/92 B3<br />
Legis w ill be asked for $10 million fox aerospace package<br />
Aerospace not only beneficiary of proposed cash pool<br />
Legis panels approve aerospace incentives<br />
LR Chamber of Commerce seeks more land for industrial, sites<br />
State Senate approves incentive plan to lure aerospace firms<br />
Legislature approves bill to lure aerospace firms to state<br />
Bill to attract aerospace jobs flies through Legislature<br />
Dave Harrington addresses group working for NE Ark economy<br />
Economic spirits boosted by nw plants coming to Ark<br />
Job growth not whole story in business-friendly <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Univ of Ark Business Incubator Program honored<br />
MatchMakers work to keep jobs in state<br />
Winrock announces program to nurture rural manufacturing<br />
State imprwing roads in Delta as economic boost<br />
Small business incubator Genesis may not receive funding<br />
Pine Bluff opens trade office in Osaka<br />
AIDC encouraged to recruit retirement communities<br />
NLB prepares to develop industrial park near 1-440<br />
Jobs for <strong>Arkansas</strong> conference held at Newport<br />
North Little Rock plans industrial park<br />
West Memphis signs Family Dollar for tenant in new park<br />
State less attractive to foreign investors, book to say<br />
Bill Clinton's presidential race aids <strong>Arkansas</strong> businesses<br />
Mid-South Common Market designed for regional growth<br />
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State business leaders discuss impact of Clinton presidency 11/ 7/92 Dl<br />
Clinton presidency will help <strong>Arkansas</strong> advance 11/ 9/92 B2<br />
Industrial park for NLR to be finished by fall of 1993 11/14/92 B2<br />
Little Rock delegation visits Korea to court business 12/ 7/92 B2<br />
Legislators hear AIDC ideas for putting Arkansans to work 12/ 9/92 D3<br />
AIDC Director Dave Harrington comments on depleted fund 12/17/92 Al<br />
AIDC infrastructure fund down to $1.52, owes $2 million 12/17/92 A1<br />
State had banner year for economic growth, plant expansion 12/17/92 D6<br />
Depleted fund caused Ark to miss steel plant. Harrington says 12/18/92 Dl<br />
Clarksville a mecca for new jobs and job seekers 12/29/92 Al<br />
ECONOMIC INDICATORS<br />
see Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators<br />
EaNOMIC SUMMIT CONFERENCE (Little Rock)<br />
see Clinton, Bill - Economic conditions<br />
EDUCATION<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<br />
see also Colleges and univs<br />
see also mnd raising<br />
see a1 so Governor s School (Ark)<br />
see also International students<br />
see also Span Inc<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
Column discusses A M as an association ox a union 01/20/92 B7<br />
AEA spokesman uses geese to illustrate need to work together 02/10/92 B7<br />
Retiring teacher Buhton Jones leaving 20 relatives at school 02/11/92 Bl<br />
State Educ Bd reduces required days of work by teachers 02/11/92 B8<br />
Winthrop Rockefeller Fdn cites 10 program successes in Ark 03/ 3/92 B2<br />
Project Pals pairs agri students with elementary students 03/ 8/92 B2<br />
Isolated district definition clarified 03/ 9/92 B2<br />
Details on state's new academy for educators released 03/13/92 B3<br />
Left and right brain learning brings promising results 03/15/92 B2<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Better Chance offers public pre-school education 07/ 5/92 A20<br />
Parental involvement, standards top teacher concerns 07/30/92 Bl<br />
Teach for America program sends 28 teachers to <strong>Arkansas</strong> 08/25/92 BL<br />
Health screening for kindergarten children in pilot program 10/14/92 B3<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> in top 10 for feeding breakfast at school 10/20/92 131<br />
EDUCATION - Accreditation and Standards<br />
see also Education - Lonoke District<br />
see also Education - Sheridan District<br />
see also Education - Tests and grades<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> standards under microscope, facing test of '90s 01/14/92 A1<br />
Ark Education Bd studies ways to strengthen school standards 02/10/92 32<br />
List of 12 schools losing accreditation 02/25/92 33<br />
Committee to review 1983 educational standards 03/ 5/92 B3<br />
NY Times article nates lmz school ratiage deepite Clinton 04! 3/92 ill5<br />
Education Standards Comm of 1983 meets with Education Bd 04/13/92 B1<br />
Education Standards Comm commended for soundness of its work 04/13/92 B1<br />
Axts. economics, libraries should be in standards, board told 04/14/92 81<br />
Four elements a must for quality education. John Starr says 04/21/92 37<br />
School standards rwiew should be ready by July 05/29/92 37<br />
Education groups support higher standards, if financed 07/21/92 B3<br />
Standards committee asks more time to complete its work 07/28/92 B3<br />
Committee an standards makes recommendations for changes 09/28/92 Al<br />
Longer school year and instructional day recommended 09/28/92 A1
New standards would increase teacher workdays<br />
EDUCATION - Administration and Management<br />
see also Education - Conway<br />
see also Education - Little Rock Districct<br />
EDUCATION - Awards and Honors<br />
see also Education - Conway District<br />
see also Education - Fayetteville District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
see also Education - Wynne District<br />
Redbook praises four <strong>Arkansas</strong> high schools<br />
Gov and Mrs Clinton greet 900 honor students at mansion<br />
Six teachers awarded $25.000 each for outstanding work<br />
Ten outstanding science and mathematics techers honored<br />
Educators recall inspirations as 6 get $25,000 awards<br />
EDUCATION - Budgets<br />
see Education - Finance and budgets<br />
EDUCATION - Calendars and Schedules<br />
see also Education - Lonoke District<br />
Schools need flexible starting dates, columnist writes<br />
EDUCATION - Certification of Teachers<br />
see Education - Teacher education and certification<br />
EDUCATION - Civil Rights<br />
see also Education - Not Springs District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Lonoke District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Parkin District<br />
Parents of former Spring Hill students to challenge Ark law<br />
EDUCATION - Consolidation<br />
see also Education - Grubbs District<br />
see also Education Poughkeepsie District<br />
Consolidation efforts bring bitter reeaction in some areas<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says state should consider consolidation<br />
Taboo broken (ed on Jim Guy Tucker's statement)<br />
Jim Guy Tucker pushes for consolidation<br />
EDUCATION - cooperative Pr oj ect s<br />
Sue Porter waits for news of her suit against Dawson Co-op<br />
EDUCATION - Corporal Punishment<br />
see Education - Discipline andd safety problems<br />
EDUCATION - Curriculum and Teaching Methods<br />
see also Education - Fayetteville District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
20 high schools assigned in reform of curriculum<br />
Play money helps 36 teachers learn ups, downs of economics<br />
Ark Dept of Educ plots end to general studies track<br />
Schools urged to use talents of trained art teachers<br />
State Educ Bd panel considers more science, math offerings<br />
EDUCATION - Desegregation<br />
see Education - Civil rights<br />
EDUCATION - Discipline and Safety Problems<br />
see also Chemicals<br />
see also Education - Bald Knob District<br />
see also Education - Conway District<br />
see also Education - Dardanelle District<br />
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see also Education - Dollarway District<br />
see also Education - Earle District<br />
see also Education - Forrest City District<br />
see also Education - Fort Smith District<br />
see also Education - Fountain Lake District<br />
see also Education - Gould District<br />
see also Education - Jonesboro District<br />
see also Education - Judsonia District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Oden School District<br />
see also Education - Pangburn District<br />
see also Education - Pine Bluff District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
see also Education - Walnut Ridge District<br />
see also Education - West Memphis District<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants armed students to lose license 02/16/92 B2 1<br />
New Futures plan on unruly students may bring more problems 05/ 8/92 B11 4<br />
Legislators offer bill to improve safety, security in schools 10/ 1/92 33 1<br />
Democrat-Gazette calls for placing police in schools 101' 5/92 B6 I<br />
Federal law stiffens drug, gun penalties in 29 Ark districts 11/ 7/92 A1 2<br />
EDUCATION - Dress and Grooming Codes<br />
see also Education - Little Rock Dietrict<br />
see also Education - Mountain Home District<br />
EDUCATION - Dropouts and Retention<br />
Dropouts for 1990-91 total 6,884 02/21/92 A1 3<br />
More school dropouts losing driver's licenses 03/ 2/92 Bl 3<br />
Mahony 'a dropouts (ed on loss of driver licenses by dropouts) 03/ 3/92 B5 1<br />
Census data show north Ark has most dropouts 09/17/92 B4 1<br />
EDUCATION - Enrollment<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
EDUCATION - Exchange Teachers<br />
see also Education - Forrest City District<br />
EDUCATION - ktracurricular Activities<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
see also Education - Vilonia District<br />
EDUCATION - Faculty and Staff Discipline<br />
see also Education - Gross County District<br />
see also Education - Elaine District<br />
see also Education - Fayetteville District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Rulaski County District<br />
see also Education - Sheridan District<br />
see also Education - Wynne District<br />
EDUCATION - Faculty and Staff Dismissal<br />
see also Education - Batesville District<br />
see also Education - Dardanelle District<br />
see also Education - Faculty and staff discipline<br />
see also Education - Helena-West Helena District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District
EDUCATION - Faculty and Staff Recruitment and Retention<br />
State seeks to recruit more blacks for teaching czreers<br />
EDUCATION - Finance and Budgets<br />
see also Education - Forrest City District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
School year may start $6.6 million short of 1991-92<br />
Lake View School Dist sues state aver distribution formula<br />
Serious inequities still exist in funding. Charles Dyer says<br />
Election results on millage votes around state<br />
Libraries wodd receive mare funds under proposal<br />
Ouachita Natl Forest timber sales lag affects schools<br />
Education forces defend turf, battle sales tax measure<br />
EDUCATION - Firearms and Weapons in School<br />
see Education - Discipline and safety problems<br />
EDUCATION - Fires<br />
see also Education - Arkadelphia District<br />
EDUCATION - Gifts<br />
Harvest Foods begins 5th year of Apples for the Students<br />
EDUCATION - Grades<br />
see Education - Tests and grades<br />
EDUCATION - Homework<br />
Homework help available on t 011-f ree telephone line<br />
EDUCATION - Labor and Unions<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> teachers have short history of going on strike<br />
EDUCATION - Libraries<br />
see also Education - Finance and budgets<br />
EDUCATION - Magnet Schools<br />
see also Education - Forrest City District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
EDUCATION - Mu1 ticul tur a1<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
Advocate says schools should help blacks explore heritage<br />
EDUCATION - Private<br />
Home-schooling now involves 3,140 children<br />
Private school to open at Luxora for grades 6-12<br />
Free to Choose Trust helps parents pay tuition costs<br />
Free to Choose Trust was formed by Blant Hurt<br />
Enrollment increases for 1992-93 ; totals listed for each sch<br />
EDUCATION - Re1 igious Issues<br />
see also Education - Bay District<br />
see also Education - Benton District<br />
see also Education - Mountain View District<br />
see also Education - Newport District<br />
EDUCATION - Remedial. and Special<br />
see also Education - Arkadelphia District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
Judge rejects suit to keep names of remedial students secret<br />
Buinesses set up learning centers in 9 housing projects<br />
EDUCATION - Reorganization and Ref orm<br />
see also Education - Curriculum and teaching methods<br />
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11/16/92 B2 I
Highlights of AEA report on restructuring of schools<br />
Bill Clinton's role in imprwing education in Ark<br />
Educators told to learn requirements of Act 236, of 1991<br />
Restructuring of education mandated by Act 236 of 1991<br />
State Board looks at ways to reach Act 236 goals<br />
Restructuring under Act 236 explained by Sen Lu Hardin<br />
Rumor says Act 236 abandons basic educ skills for new age<br />
Sen Lu Hardin warns that Act 236 of 1991 could fail<br />
Univ of Ark center helps restructure middle level concepts<br />
State invites dists to bend standards rules, try new things<br />
Eight dists picked for help in imprwing schools<br />
EDUCATION - Retirement<br />
Teachers seek retirement with full benefits after 25 years<br />
School employees ask lawmakers for retirement after 25 years<br />
EDUCATION - Safety Problems<br />
see Education - Discipline and safety problems<br />
EDUCATION - Salaries. Benefits, Etc<br />
see also Education - Concord District<br />
see also Education - Junction City District<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Mountain Home District<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
Teacher pay ranking finds Ark in 46th place<br />
Freezing teacher salaries would lower morale, column says<br />
State budget crisis may devour balance of teacher raises<br />
Budget too tight for salary raises for teachers in Ark<br />
AEA wants options studied before freezing teacher pay<br />
Teacher salaries frozen in 57 districts<br />
AEA calls on districts to unfreeze teacher pay raises<br />
Insurance costs to hurt teacher salaries. AEA fears<br />
Ark leads in teacher raises, still ranks 42nd in pay<br />
Mtn Home teachers walk out of meeting on health insurance<br />
Teachers seek relief from rising insurance rates<br />
AEA lobbying elicts call for help with insurance premiums<br />
State Educ Bd urges local dists to help with insurance costs<br />
List of top 22 districts in teacher salary rankings<br />
Rising insurance costs top agenda as AEA holds convention<br />
EDUCATION - Special<br />
see Education - Remedial and special<br />
EDUCATION - Standards<br />
see Education - Accreditation and standards<br />
EDUCATION - Teacher Education and Certification<br />
State Educ Bd previews suggested licensing changes<br />
EDUCATION - Teacher Recruitment and Retention<br />
see Education - Faculty and staff recruitment and ,..<br />
EDUCATION - Teaching Methods<br />
see Education - Curriculum and Teaching Methods<br />
EDUCATION - Tests and Grades<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
see 4so Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
Minimum Performance Test to be reviewed by committee<br />
Minimum Performance Test gets failing grade from teachers<br />
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Reading scores not up in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 05/30/92 A15<br />
State SAT scores slip as national average inches up 08/27/92 Al<br />
State ACT scores inch up to 20, just below natl average 09/10/92 Al<br />
State Educ Bd panel questions 8th grade skills test 10/29/92 84<br />
State to phase out MPT, seek a better assessment 11/10/92 B3<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> students equal natl avg on Stanford Achievement Test 12/12/92 El<br />
EDUCATION - Transportation<br />
see also Education - Little Rock District<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
EDUCATION - Accreditation and Standards<br />
see also Education - Pulaski County District<br />
EDUCATION - Arkadelphia District<br />
School officials dislike ruling on remedial. student listing<br />
Gymnastics building gutted by fire<br />
EDUCATION - Augusta District<br />
see also Football<br />
EDUCATION - Bald Knob District<br />
Bald Knob student aims at himself, pulls trigger in class<br />
EDUCATION - Batesville District<br />
Batesville to lay off 11 teachers as enrollment drops<br />
EDUCATION - Bay District<br />
School Board votes to defy Supreme Ct on graduation prayer<br />
EDUCATION - Benton District<br />
Call to prayer still opens game night<br />
EDUCATION - Bentonville District<br />
Superintendent says district needs extra 6.5 mills<br />
EDUCATION - Carl isle District<br />
Carlisle Dist school election system challenged by blacks<br />
EDUCATION - Concord District<br />
Teacher salaries to be frozen<br />
Jerry T Beggs sues dist for firing him as supt<br />
EDUCATION - Conway District<br />
School Bd buys land f ran Mayor Kinley for new school<br />
Crawding in schools will force move of 130 pupils<br />
Cameras on school. buses will catch rowdies<br />
Cecil H Boothe is Elementary Principal of the year<br />
Schools zoned to keep guns and drugs out<br />
EDUCATION - Cross County District<br />
Glenn Haynie sues district over his dismissal<br />
EDUCATION - Dardanelle District<br />
Dardanelle youth found with gun on school bus<br />
District j ob cuts brings vandal ism, threats<br />
EDUCATION - Dollarway District<br />
see also Football<br />
Parent group aues over alleged beatings on track team bus<br />
EDUCATION - Earle District<br />
High school student stabbed about 10 times, school closed<br />
School to reopen after stabbing incident caused shutdown<br />
Student pleads guilty in brawl at school<br />
District told to repay $51.516<br />
EDUCATION - Elaine District<br />
Coach James Guest faces chgs of kicking student<br />
EDUCATION - Eudora District<br />
see also Basketball - School<br />
08/15/92 B5<br />
10/ 8/92 All<br />
10/10/92 B12<br />
10/14/92 B10<br />
11/18/92 B4<br />
09/29/92 B4
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New supt sets ambitious goals for school 10/ 7/92 131<br />
EDUCATION - Evening Shade District<br />
Burt Reynolds sends warmups to Evening Shade ball teams 05/16/92 B1<br />
EDUCATION - Fayetteville District<br />
see also Basketball<br />
Board refuses to discuss dismissal of asst 6Upt Chas Russell 08/13/92 B3<br />
District must repay state $12.5461 09/ 2/92 31<br />
District sued for refusal to open record of Dr Russell 09/12/92 B1<br />
School Bd votes to fight release of Dr Russell's file 09/16/92 B1<br />
District asks court to kill FOI suit in Russell case 09/22/92 B1<br />
District releases Dr Russell's file; cause of firing unclear 09/23/92 B1<br />
Dr Charles Russell says officials gave him no cause 09/24/92 B1<br />
Charles Russell willing to settle for $100.000 12/ 2/92 B6<br />
Students form lmicro-society' to learn about world 12/ 4/92 B1<br />
District needs more buildings as students flood into schools 12/26/92 B1<br />
Root Elementary School listed among nation1 s best 12/31/92 B7<br />
EDUCATION - Forrest City District<br />
Forrest City disciplines truants; parents also face fines 01/31/92 B1<br />
District s magnet schools offer students choices 05/21/92 F1<br />
New supt cuts $570.000 from school budget 08/ 7/92 B3<br />
Mary Jeffers was exchange teacher in Morocco 12/20/92 A39<br />
EDUCATION - Fort Smith District<br />
see also Football<br />
School violence is focus of Fort Smith workshop 02/12/92 B9<br />
EDUCATION - Fountain Lake District<br />
Judge clears teacher of allegedly kicking 2nd grader 02/ 6/92 B1<br />
Fountain Lake developing corporal punishment policies 02/14/92 B1<br />
Fountain Lake teacher accused of kicking student is innocent 02/14/92 B1<br />
EDUCATION - Gosnell District<br />
District likely to lose half of students when base closes 03/ 3/92 B1<br />
EDUCATION - Gould District<br />
Gould pupil chgd in threats against principal 01/28/92 B3<br />
Gould principal pleads for police to walk violent halls 02/ 5/92 Al<br />
Gould police will be used to patrol school 02/ 8/92 B7<br />
Gould Dist rej ects police patrol; wants parent volunteers 02/11/92 31<br />
Few parents enlist for guard duty at embattled Gould High 031' 5/92 Bl<br />
Gould students get probation in threats to kill principal 03/24/92 B1<br />
Gould High principal links plan, resignation 041' 8/92 B1<br />
School locks out all-white Lions Club event 08/12/92 B3<br />
Dispute with Lions settled; building available 08/13/92 B1<br />
Gould asks $5 million frwr state for allowing white transfers 08/22/92 All<br />
State questions Gould demand for damages 08/25/92 B8<br />
EDUCATION - Grubbs District<br />
Grubbs. Swifton Dists merger rejected by State Educ Board 02/11/92 B1<br />
Merger of Grubbs. Swifton could promote segregation 02/11/92 Bl<br />
Grubbs-Swif ton Dist s merger turned down by Legislature 03/12/92 B5<br />
EDUCATION - Helena-West Helena School District<br />
Ark Supreme Ct rules teacher Ronald Davis justly fired 12/24/92 Bl<br />
EDUCATION - Hot Springs District<br />
Desegregation suit against Garland County dists settled 04/ 1/92 B3<br />
NAACP filed desegregation suit against Garland dists in 1989 04/ 1/92 B3<br />
EDUCATION - Jonesboro District<br />
Jonesboro first in Ark with Crime Stoppers program 05/31/92 B2<br />
Six students expelled for having gun on campus 11/12/92 B10
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EDUCATION - Judsonia District<br />
Judsonia woman says daughter. 6. was attacked on school bus<br />
EDUCATION - Juncition City District<br />
Junction City Dist teachers underpaid, court rules<br />
EDUCATION - Lake Hamilton District<br />
see also Football<br />
EDUCATION - Lake View District<br />
see also Education - Finance and budgets<br />
EDUCATION - Little Rock District<br />
see also Aviation and aircraft<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
see also Traffic accidents, violations and safety<br />
Dist hires firms to search for new superintendent<br />
Matilda Buchanan loses English Dept post at LRCHS<br />
District plans two magnet programs to lure white students<br />
Federal judge questions LR Dist motive for closing Ish School 01/24/92 B2<br />
McClellan student arrested with semi-automatic gun at school 01/24/92 B5<br />
Little Rock Central students tend to group themselves by race 01/26/92 Jl<br />
Judge Susan Wright unconvinced on desegregation change 01/28/92 B2<br />
Matilda Buchanan wins in grievance at LR Central High School 01/30/92 BI<br />
Apparently deranged man removed from LR elem school off ice 02/ 5/92 B2<br />
LR high school student with loaded gun arrested 02/ 5/92 B2<br />
State due facts on busing costs in Pulaski dists, Tucker says 02/ 5/92 B2<br />
Judge Wright likely to approve two magnet programs at LR 02/ 7/92 I32<br />
ACORN, residents rally to save Stephens School 02/10/92 B5<br />
LR Dist to 'frisk' students with metal detectors 02/11/92 Al<br />
Use of scanners in LR Dist get tryout at ballgames 02/12/92 Al<br />
Rape report prompts Hall High School look at safety 02/12/92 B3<br />
Federal judge apprwes LR Dist 's plan for 2 magnet programs 02/12/92 B4<br />
Mabelvale suspends 18 students following fight at school 02/12/92 B7<br />
LR Dist metal detectors find pliers, pagers but no weapons 02/13/92 132<br />
District says it needs 22 buses for magnet schools 02/ 19/92 B2<br />
District officials concerned about cost of aerospace school 02/21/92 B4<br />
School Bd rejects mandatory expulsion for certain violations 02/28/92 B2<br />
Authority backs 3 Pulaski dists request for 48 buses 02/29/92 A1<br />
LR may build King school in city-owned park 03/ 4/92 B3<br />
Robin Armstrong resigning from LR School Board 03/ 6/92 B2<br />
LR Dist falling short of desegregation goals 03/ 7/92 B2<br />
District to build new school at Ninth Street Park 03/10/92 B2<br />
Gun found near Central prcmpts search for weapons in LR Dist 03/11/92 B1<br />
Search of LRSD schools yields 4 bullets, brass knuckles 03/14/92 B2<br />
LR city officials cool to plan for LRSD school in city park 03/14/92 B2<br />
Judge apprwes site for LR school in city park 03/19/92 B2<br />
DL George Cannon named to LR Dist board 03/20/92 B2<br />
LRSD asked to study contracting for support services 03/20/92 B3<br />
LRSD sends state bill for $412,806 for student use of taxis 03/22/92 A1<br />
Report on LR incentive schools assailed 04/ 8/92 B6<br />
Handgun confiscated from 13-yr-old in LR school 04/ 9/92 B2<br />
8th Circuit Ct asked to extend mills in Pulaski dists 04/15/92 B2<br />
Draft of budget for 1992-93 has $7.7 million deficit 04/24/92 Al<br />
District ponders new curricdum for dl grade levels 04/27/92 B2<br />
District releases names, histories of supt candidate finalist 04/30/92 A1<br />
Judge outlines desegregation changes for LR schools 05/ 2/92 Al<br />
Judge Henry Woods critical of 8th Circuit in LR Dist case 05/ 3/92 32
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District employees ask board not to contract out jobs<br />
Rising student suspensions in LR concern New Futures<br />
Dr Ruth Steele among finalists for job in Tennessee<br />
Dr Henry F W illiams declines post as LR superintendent<br />
Group tells LR Dist Bd that a black must replace Dr Steele<br />
LR Dist Bd names Dr Cloyde M Bernd superintendent<br />
LR Dist Bd members dispute remarks by 0 G Jacovelli<br />
LR Dist to face $7.7 million deficit soon<br />
23 pct of LR Dist 8th graders fail MPT tests<br />
Ten suspended for hidden message in LR Central yearbook<br />
School Bd split by selection of school superintendent<br />
New Supt DL C M Bernd highly respected<br />
ltto wrestle gun from woman at LR Central High<br />
New LR magnet schools have weak pull, transfer stats show<br />
Dists in county may organize academy for minority teachers<br />
LR, Pulaski County Dists to explain construction delay need<br />
Blacks assail two members of school bd, want resignations<br />
Lawsuit over program for retarded atudents dismissed<br />
LRSD desegregation to cost taxpayers $26 million annually<br />
LRSD teachers complain that discipline problems worsening<br />
LRSD beefs up security on last day of school<br />
Monitor tells court LRSD still lagging on desegregation<br />
Schools in Pulaski Co failing in desegregation, monitors say<br />
Judge denies LRSD request to delay construction<br />
African-Americans suggest improvements for LRSD curriculum.<br />
LRSD incentitive schools not- accomplishing goals . Starr says<br />
Desegregation costs helped create $7.7 miElion LRSD shortfkl 06/15/92 Al<br />
Dr Ruth Steele tells why LRSD faces budget deficit<br />
Basic curriculum ought to be 'Americentric'. Starr writes<br />
LRSD Supt Steele says dist not into ethnic cheerleading<br />
Schools in Pulaski County ask court to extend taxes<br />
School Bd urged to cut administration first<br />
LRSD budget data. 1988-1992<br />
Williams School .to require uniforms for school wear<br />
LRSD parents allege racism in cheerleader selections<br />
Blacks ask LRSD Bd to summon experts on Afrocentric study<br />
Black pupils in LRSD below natl avg on Standord 8 scores<br />
LRSD school's Communi~-Based Educ trains special students<br />
LRSD Supt Mac Bernd lists desegregation goals<br />
LRSD files pupil remediation plan<br />
LRSD Supt Mac Bernd gives testimony on schools<br />
Crisis apleanty greet new LRSD Supt Mac Bernd<br />
Parkview High School student chgd with having gun at school<br />
Supt Mac Bernd considering $10 million budget cut<br />
Union chief sees budget manewering as stopgap measure<br />
Music, gifted and talented, counselor programs cut<br />
School Bd cuts teacher staff in drive to balance budget<br />
Blacks sue to block bd elections pending zone changes<br />
Teacher contract talks far from settled<br />
District seeks delay in election of school board members<br />
Judges let District renew 21.5 mills tax without vote<br />
Federal judge says budget cuts af f ect desegregation plan<br />
Supt Mac Bernd says $10.7 million budget cuts justified<br />
Consolidation not answer for Pulaski dists. Mac Bernd says
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Achievement tests shaw white students still outpace blacks<br />
Judge agrees to delay in school board elections<br />
African-American Progress Council wants black culture taught<br />
Supt Mac Bernd tells teachers to defend public schools<br />
Reviewers reject same cuts in magnet schools<br />
New curriculum to be in place this fall<br />
Williams Magnet School students to wear uniforms<br />
School opens; first day enrollment is up<br />
CTA opposes contract offer<br />
First day enrollment shaws drop of 413 from fall of 1991<br />
District wants to limit barring of unruly students<br />
Dunbar parents upset aver cuts in programs, staffing<br />
Teachers set Sept 17 vote on strike<br />
Parents voice their support of extra teacher supervision<br />
Federal mediator is go-between in contract talks<br />
District and CTA reach tentative agreement on contract<br />
Dr Mac Bernd reports on his first 60 days at LR<br />
Teachers union ratifies contract, keeps workday control<br />
Mabelvale student caught with gun on school grounds<br />
McClellan High student arrested with rifle in car at school<br />
Suit seeks reinstatement of expelled 14-yr-old boy<br />
Wo teens asaulted at bus stops in separate incidents<br />
Teacher punched in face; pupil with gun ticketed<br />
Parkview teacher Debbie Fulbrighr attacked, stabbed 20 times<br />
Parkview student Christopher Watkins chgd in stabbing case<br />
Supt Mac Bernd promises tighter security after attacks<br />
Supt Mac Bernd proposes measures for better security<br />
Hall High student arrested for fighting security employee<br />
Christopher Watkins pleads innocent in stabbing of teacher<br />
Supt Mac Bernd discusses 4 priorities in meeting with parents 101' 2/92 B5<br />
Crack cocaine found in sock of 14-yr-old at school. 10/ 7/92 BIO<br />
Seniors raise ACT average 0.2 in 1992 10/ 8/92 I32<br />
McClellan program critiqued; equipment lacking, shabby looks 10/ 9/92 32<br />
Taxis used to transport 150 students to school 10/12/92 I32<br />
School Board affirms support for putting police in schools 10/16/92 B2<br />
Mabelvale student allegedly threatened to shoot up school 10/17/92 B9<br />
Enrollment statistics 10/20/92 B2<br />
Foreign journalists visit Central High School 10/21/92 B2<br />
Parent, teacher scuffle at Wakef ield Elementary 10/24/92 B3<br />
Shots shatter glass at McClellan High; 2 teens are charged 10/27/92 Al<br />
Asst Principal allegedly falsified reports on weapon searches 10/27/92 31<br />
Derrick L Campbell faces federal chgs in McClellan shooting 10/28/92 D2<br />
Federal chgs against D Campbell are first ever under new law 10/29/92 B5<br />
Judge orders dist to restore teachers cut from magnet schools 11/ 6/92 B2<br />
Atty for shooting suspect Derrick Campbell sees loophole 11/11/92 B3<br />
Federal chgs against Randall D Ghere in gun incident unlikely 11/12/92 I35<br />
McDemott Elementary celebrates 25th year 11/17/92 B2<br />
District not fully utilizing bizacid panels, monitor says 11/17/92 B2<br />
Derrick Campbell indicted in shooting of school door 11/18/92 I32<br />
Asst Principal Harold T Haygood fired by school board 11/20/92 B5<br />
Chris Watkins fails to win freedom in teacher-stabbing case 11/24/92 B2<br />
Magnet schools fulfilling goals, Ark State Univ study finds 11/24/92 32<br />
School Bd ignores Supt Mac Bernd, approves airport school 11/25/92 31<br />
Derrick Campbell pleads innocent to federal gun charge 11/25/92 B5
Aerospace magnet school must clear many more hurdles<br />
Fifty for the Future seeks $50,000 to sweeten deal for Bernd<br />
School Bd requested funds for salary supplement for Dr Bernd<br />
Contract spells out pay, perks for Supt Mac Bexnd<br />
Democrat-Gaz ette supports development of Aerospace Magnet<br />
Private-sector aid for superintendent ' s salary no oddity<br />
Private funds to supplement Supt Berndts pay opposed by CTA<br />
Private money and public business (ad on Bernd supplement)<br />
Business sees salary boost for Supt Bernd as industrial boost<br />
District faces $5 million cut to balance 1993-94 budget<br />
Supt Mac Bernd ready to put district on a fiscal 'diett<br />
Teachers, staff pick up 1.000 personal dams<br />
Police to be stationed in McClellan High School halls<br />
Alternative schools lack proper funding, report says<br />
School plan keeps 2 black zones; 3ohn Walker wants a 3rd<br />
Supt Mac Bernd asks citizens to help find savings<br />
Judge warns dist that cuts must not hurt desegregation<br />
EDUCATION - Lonoke District<br />
Blacks sue to end at-large vote for directors<br />
Schools to open early in defiance of state law<br />
State warns Lanoke against early start<br />
School ignores state law, starts early<br />
Early opening promotes disrespect for law. editorial says<br />
EDUCATION - Mayflower District<br />
Teachers hammer, paint. scrub so bldg addition can open<br />
EDUCATION - Mont icello District<br />
Mont ice1 lo students build new administration building<br />
EDUCATION - Mountain Home District<br />
Mountain Home principal exonerated in paddling student<br />
Over 200 teachers walk out of meeting on insurance costs<br />
Ban on headgear brings protest by 120 pupils, some suspended<br />
EDUCATION - Mountain View District<br />
Prayer before football game ends after paper opposes it<br />
EDUCATION - Newport District<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
About 280 urge board to allow prayer at school events<br />
Kaneaster Hodges urges board to find way for school prayers<br />
Politics and prayer (ed)<br />
Kaneaster Hodges Jr says editorial based on faulty reporting<br />
Correction and addendum (ed on Kaneaster Hodges Jr letter)<br />
EDUCATION - North Little Rock District<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
Judge Wright gives NLR high marks on desegregation<br />
Tax records errors to cost dist $300,000<br />
NLR gets more bad news on school budget<br />
List of NLR Dist salaries of $40.000 or more<br />
NLR's projected budget cuts climb to $1.9 million<br />
Groups suggest specific cuts for NLR Dist<br />
NLR Bd weighs $1,905,110 in proposed cuts<br />
NLR Dist Bd slashes school budget $1.6 million<br />
NLR teachers union asks delay in making hiring decisions<br />
NLR cuts budget by $1.8 million, lays off 13 teachers<br />
School board acts on teachers accused of misconduct<br />
NLR supt wants 2 teachers dismissed wer alleged incidents<br />
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MPT failure rate rises in district schools 05/13/92 B2<br />
NLR teachers union, Dist at impasse over salary freeze 061' 9/92 B3<br />
NLR D ist scores for grades 1-10 below natl average 06/10/92 B2<br />
MLR D ist parent leaders defend schools after low scores rept 06/11/92 B2<br />
Carl A Latting cleared of sex abuse chg, wants to keep job 06/17/92 B2<br />
NLR teachers, school board at impasse in contract talks 06/23/92 B4<br />
School Bd fires Carl Latting, a teacher in sex case 06/24/92 B2<br />
No old sex abuse allegations in file of Carl Latting at NLR 07/11/92 B2<br />
Blacks file suit alleging inequities in cheerleader selection 07/18/92 B2<br />
Talks between teachers' union and dist break down 07/24/92 B2<br />
Ten-month employees warned not to sign contracts 07/26/92 B2<br />
Teacher contract talks far frm settled 07/28/92 Al<br />
Judges let D ist keep 21.5 mills tax without vote 08/ 4/92 Al<br />
Millages to go before voters despite court ruling 08/ 5/92 B5<br />
CTA urges teachers to resist pay cuts in new contracts 08/ 8/92 B2<br />
Draft budget paints gloomy outlook for schools 08/21/92 B4<br />
Proposed budget leaves no funds for salary increases 08/25/92 B2<br />
Schools hope to refinance bonds, buy instructional materials 08/ 27/92 B5<br />
School opens with increased first day enrollment 09/ 1/92 Al<br />
Smaller checks anger teachers 09/ 3/92 B2<br />
Two candidates seek board position 09/13/92 B2<br />
Fact-finder to hear dispute aver salaries 09/18/92 B4<br />
Administrators back out on talks before fact-finder 09/19/92 32<br />
Teachers set strike vote as negotiations falter wer AEA role 09/22/92 Al<br />
Teachers poised to call strike today 09/23/92 Al<br />
Teachers strike closes schools 09/24/92 Al<br />
Teachers strike leaves emotions on edge, district divided 09/24/92 Al<br />
Tears follow first walkout ever in district 09/24/92 Al<br />
Budget ax cut deep rift between teachers, school district 09/24/92 A12<br />
Students enjoy day off as teachers picket 09/25/92 A1<br />
Strike keeps schools closed for second day 09/25/92 Al<br />
CTA president Louene Lipsmeyer marches on picket line 09/25/92 A10<br />
Democrat-Gazette urges end to teacher strike 09/25/92 BIO<br />
Teacher strike continues as both sides report progress 09/26/92 A1<br />
Courtroom is 2nd arena in teacherst fight over contract cuts 09/26/92 N O<br />
School Board stays informed as strike goes on<br />
AEA support role in strike is point of contention<br />
Supt James Smith is popular in city<br />
Strike won't stop extra-curricular activities<br />
Tentative pact reached; schools still closed<br />
Teachers end strike; schools reopen<br />
Happy students return to school as teacher strike ends<br />
Enrollment statistics<br />
Draft budget calls for 4 police officers in schools<br />
EDUCATION - Oden District<br />
Jury clears principal in paddling incident<br />
EDUCATION - Pangburn District<br />
Pangburn youths to be disciplined in school vandalism<br />
EDUCATION - Parkin District<br />
School 3d denied than right to speak, blacks say<br />
Parkin Dist accused of racial discrimination<br />
Blacks threaten boycott of schools<br />
Two school board members chgd on complaint of teenagers<br />
Parkin board member acquitted on threatening charge
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Student charges against 2 board members dismissed<br />
EDUCATION - Pine Bluff District<br />
Judge bans rape suspect from Pine Bluff Nigh School<br />
Rape suspect patted on back by other students at Pine Bluff<br />
Pine Bluff principal ELgie L Goss is Reader ' s Digest hero<br />
Black majority on Pine Bluff School Bd likely<br />
Pine Bluff Bd now has 4-3 black majority<br />
Five students jailed after fight at junior high school<br />
EDUCATION - Poughkeepsie District<br />
Poughkeepsie bd favors consolidatilon with Strawberry Dist<br />
Poughkeepsie, Strawberry Dists vote to merge<br />
Merger of Poughkeepsie and Strawberry Dists mired in dispute<br />
EDUCATION - Pulaski County District<br />
Transportation costs in Pulaski County Dist under fire<br />
AlTC challenges Pulaski Dist rule barring their use of bldgs<br />
District cannot afford new school, supt says<br />
Future of Pulaski Dist debated in school hearing<br />
District collapsing? (ed on problems of Pulaski County Dist)<br />
Pulaski County Dist faces $2.5 million budget cuts<br />
Patrons open millage drive to save schools<br />
District's top admrs vote to forego part of salary raise<br />
Voluntary pay cut to save Pulaski Dist $40,356<br />
District teachers want sports, buses cut before salaries<br />
Salaries of 207 empolyeee of Pulaski Dist listed<br />
Board votes to seek 8-mill increase to stay afloat<br />
Cameras on dist buses to monitor rowdies<br />
Federal. j udge allows special elect ion on millage<br />
Bus videos (ed on use of cameras on school buses)<br />
Two youths, 14. chgd in plot to kill Sylvan H ills teacher<br />
Youths in alleged murder plot at Sylvan H ills expelled<br />
Prosecutor says youthe' plot to kill teacher was genuine<br />
Plotting to kill? (ed on alleged plot against teacher)<br />
District's days numbered without tax, Supt Lester says<br />
Investors snub bond sale by Pulaski County Dist<br />
Pulaski Dist millage increase has not drawn Chambers' support<br />
Pulaski Dist is hist if %-mill tax rise fails, promoters say<br />
Sherwood principal Larry Fuller gets regional honors<br />
Pulaski Dist to consider $2.5 million in budget cuts<br />
District slashes $3 million ’ran budget<br />
Cuts put accreditation on line for Pulaski County District<br />
District getting verbal support from Chambers of Commerce<br />
Loss of days w ill not cost Pulaski Dist accreditation<br />
State may hire firm to bus some of Pulaski Countyls students<br />
Brawl on district bus sends two to hospital<br />
Alternative school helps keep students in school<br />
District tax vote is critical. Supt Bobby Lester says<br />
Support for Pulaski Dist millage rise is formidable<br />
District's future murky if millage fails<br />
Pulaski Dist sciences to benefit if millage passes<br />
Millage increase has support of Democrat-Gaz ette<br />
District voters approve 8-mill increase in tax rate<br />
District may restore 5 school days lost to budget cuts<br />
MPT failure rate rises in district schools<br />
Pulaski Dist sells $6 million bond issue 05/15j92 ~l z
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Judge questions Pulaski Dist dedication to desegregation plan 05/30/92 B2<br />
Scores on Stanford Achievenent Test in Pulaski District 07/ 1/92 B2<br />
Judge Wright orders Pulaski Dist to restore 19 jobs 07/ 3/92 B1<br />
Dist reviews scores on Stanford Achievement Test 07/16/92 B2<br />
LR Dist to furnish 250 students for Crystal W i l l Elementary 07/16/92 B5<br />
Judges let Dist keep 21.5 mills tax without vote 081' 4/92 A1<br />
Millages to go before voters despite court ruling 08/ 5/92 E5<br />
School Bd reviews $84 million budget. sees little fat 08/18/92 B4<br />
New Crystal Hill Elementary Magnet School ready for use 08/30/92 A18<br />
School opens with increased first day enrollment 09/ 1/92 A1<br />
Dist to try to sell Daisy Bates Elementary School bldg 09/ 9/92 B4<br />
Article on school board candidates 09/13/92 32<br />
School bus incidents spark meeting of parents 09/16/92 BIO<br />
Video to be used to monitor student conduct on bus 09/17/92 B4<br />
Federal mediator to be used to help resolve contract dispute 09/29/92 A10<br />
Over 100 teachers ask board to order flexibility on contract 10/14/92 B2<br />
Enrollment statistics 10/20/92 B2<br />
District to seek release fran courts in desegregation efforts 11/ 11.92 E5<br />
Schools form 'visiont of next 5 years<br />
Fight, gunshot reported at Sylvan H ills High campus<br />
Police may be stationed at Shwerwood schools<br />
Grandmother fined for keeping boy out of Jacksomrille school<br />
Sherwood approves uee of police in schools<br />
Oak Grove High School student chgd with having gun at school<br />
Board member converted to idea of police on campus<br />
EDUCATION - Quitman District<br />
see Robberies and thefts<br />
EDUCATION - Searcy District<br />
Faculty member Tom Stiffler plans to seek school bd seat<br />
Fk-coach Tom Stiffler wins election to education board<br />
Tom Stiffler was removed from coaching duties this year<br />
EDUCATION - Sheridan District<br />
District teacher accused of making lewd calls to student<br />
District offers students money-back guarantee<br />
EDUCATION - Shirley District<br />
see also Future Fanners of America<br />
Article on Shirley art teacher, Donald Clem<br />
District saved from early closing by new state law<br />
EDUCATION - Strawberry District<br />
Poughkeepsie. Strawberry Dist vote to merge<br />
Merger with Poughkeepsie mired in dispute<br />
EDUCATION - Stuttgart District<br />
see also Basketball - School<br />
EDUCATION - Swifton District<br />
Gtubbs, Swifton Dists merger rejected by State Education Bd<br />
Merger could prmote segregation<br />
Grubbs-Swifton merger turned down by Legislature<br />
EDUCATION - Vilonia District<br />
Vilonia center helps parents prepare students for school<br />
Judge reduces chgs in dispute aver cheerleader selection<br />
Parents of cheerleader had faced terroristic threat charge<br />
Suit seeks damages, injunction to settle cheerleader feud<br />
EDUCATION - Walnut Ridge District<br />
Incident of sexual nature spurs precaution at schools
Forensic artist works to identify man in xex incident<br />
EDUCATION - West Memphis District<br />
see also Basketball - School<br />
Schools to scan at random, for guns at school<br />
EDUCATION - Wynne District<br />
Hugh Hill Jr wins McAulSfe award<br />
Ron Triplett files suit aver his dismissal from faculty<br />
EDUCATION AS SOCIATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Education<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
AEA out of debt, Cora McHenry says<br />
EDUCATION, Adult<br />
Vanna Lee Robinson. 90, receives GED at Russellville<br />
EDUCATIONAL IPELEVISION<br />
Commission head Vic Fleming defends his honor (column)<br />
AWN. KARK share expense of sending Gary Barnes to primary<br />
AeTN defends sharing cost of sending Barnes to New Hampshire<br />
Taxpayers will get tab for Barnes trip. John R Starr says<br />
Editorial on AETN, KARK sharing of Steve Barnes expenses<br />
AETN chairman rubber-stamps shared coverage (column)<br />
EFIRD. TYSON LEE<br />
Carl L Meny, Kevin R Scott face rape, kidnapping trial<br />
Murder attempt added to counts in kidnap case<br />
Kevin Scott pleads guilty, will testify against Meny<br />
Meny lawyers say Efird chose to stay after abduction<br />
Carl Meny says Ef ird seduced, blackmailed him<br />
Carl Meny gets 3 life terms in kidnapping. rape of teen-ager<br />
Carl Meny's bisexuality stirred debate in trial<br />
Bond far Carl Meny set at $1 million<br />
EICHENBWM, E CHARLES<br />
see also Humanitarian Awards, NCCJ<br />
Receives NCCJ humanitarian award<br />
EICKHOFF, CHARLES<br />
LR resident wills $1.7 million to eye centers<br />
EISENACX, KATHLEEN D<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
ELAINE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Elaine District<br />
ELDER MANUFACTURING CO<br />
Plant workers vote 93-80 to form union<br />
ELDER, SHARON<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
ELDERS, JOYCELPN<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
see also Cramer and Associates<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
see also United States - Surgeon General<br />
Dr Elders says she would lwe to head HHS Dept<br />
Dr Elders honored with photo in Aetna calendar<br />
ELECTION LAW REVISION COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
ELECTIONS<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
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ELECTIONS, Contested and Disputed<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 4<br />
see also Diamond City<br />
see also Faulkner County<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
see also Phillips County<br />
see also Washington County<br />
ELECTRIC POWEX<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Co<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
LR firm argues need for River Mountain Pumped Storage project 01/12/92 G1 1<br />
River Mountain project would be in Logan County 01/12/92 G1 1<br />
Five LR homes computerized for electric power usage 01/13/92 Dl 5<br />
Article reviews Bill Clinton record on utility reform 02/10/92 Al 2<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One idled by coolant leak in Unit 2 03/12/92 Dl 2<br />
AP&L warns that meter cheating is dangerous and illegal 03/18/92 B2 5<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One down until end of April 03/27/92 B4 1<br />
NRC says Nuclear One significantly improved in many areas 05/ 2/92 El 1<br />
First Electric Co-op bd accused of rigging election 06/26/92 B1 6<br />
Grand Gulf debacle reviewed in article on Clinton candidacy 06/29/92 Al 2<br />
Grand Gulf developments shown in chronology of events 06/29/92 A3 2<br />
PSC orders AP&L to develop cost-containment program 07/ 6/92 B1 2<br />
AP&L gives St Vincent Infirmary deal to stop cogeneration 08/15/92 A1 6<br />
PSC to keep St Vincent's rates secret under order 091' 2/92 Dl 5<br />
Filing by Atty Gen aims to open AP&-St Vincent power pact 09/10/92 Dl 4<br />
St Vincent-AP&L pact opened slightly 09/11/92 Dl 5<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant files for rate details on St Vincent 09/16/92 Dl 5<br />
Mild summer costs AP&L $16 million in revenues 09/23/92 Al 2<br />
St Vincentf s to save 20 pct on electricity under AP&L pact 09/23/92 Al 6<br />
AP&L, St Vincent's want rate deal kept secret 09/26/92 D2 2<br />
PSC puts off ruling on AP&L files in St Vincent case 09/30/92 Dl 6<br />
Axkla wary of rate agreement between AP&L. St Vincent '6 10/20/92 Dl 2<br />
AP&L. Arkla clash over best way to measure discount impact 10/21/92 Dl 2<br />
NRC. Nuclear One operators meet on potential reactor problem 11/ 6/92 B10 1<br />
AP&L asks decrease in collections for dismantling Nuclear One 11/ 7/92 Dl 2<br />
Dismantling of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One will be in 2014 and 2018 11/ 7/92 Dl 2<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Children's Hospital may seek reduced AP&L rate 11/17/92 Dl 2<br />
Entergy Corp to file efficiency ideas that cost at first 12/ 1/92 Dl 6<br />
AP&L conservation plan would raise rates one pct 12/ 2/92 Dl 3<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One meeting on storage of spent fuel 12/ 8/92B4 3<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One to add cask for storage of old fuel 12/14/92 B1 2<br />
Former Nuclear One opponent. Dogwood Alliance. has disbanded 12/21/92 B1 5<br />
Old opponents of Nuclear One at Russellville now live with it 12/21/92 B1 5<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One called model plant by NRC. Entergy 12/21/92 B1 6<br />
Power surge in downtown LR trips computers, stalls elevators 12/24/92 Al 2<br />
AP&L gives St Vincent '6 a 20 pct break on power rate 12/24/92 D2 1<br />
Vandalism to AP&L equipment causes power outages in Saline Co 12/30/92 B5 2<br />
ELECTRICAL WORKERS, International Brotherhood of<br />
see also . Congress<br />
ELECTROCUTIONS (Accidents)<br />
Power line worker electrocuted at Dardanolle site 01/ 9/92 B3 2<br />
Adam Morris electrocuted when he touched light pole at park 06/10/92 B2 1<br />
AP&L repairman Glen Jackson killed at NLR 12/4/92B7 5<br />
ELK
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see also Wildlife<br />
ELLER, JEFF<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
ELLIS, TRICE JR<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
ELNA M SMITH FOUNDATION<br />
see Smith (Elna M) Foundation<br />
EMBLEMS<br />
see also Trademarks, trade names and emblems<br />
EMERGENCY SERVICES<br />
Hot Springs1 911 system center of debate after fatal fire<br />
Dueling ambulances race to aid injured at Clinton<br />
Tho Clinton ambulance firms accuse each other of misconduct<br />
Jefferson County mayors outline joint OES operation<br />
Emergency Response Corn to develop certification programs<br />
Article on state's largest EMS firms<br />
One of two Van Burea County ambulance services on probation<br />
Computerized map speeds help on way with Jonesborots 911<br />
Cleburne County halts Em service; Pafford to serve county<br />
State Police to probe ambulance takeover in Cleburne County<br />
EMERGENCY SERVICES, Office of (Ark)<br />
see also Emergency services<br />
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS<br />
see Emergency services<br />
EMIGRATION<br />
see Immigration and emigration<br />
EMPLOYERS EQUITABLE INSURAN(=E CO<br />
200 agents go unpaid with state at helm of company<br />
Blue Cross may get medicare contracts of defunct company<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
see also Labor<br />
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION (Ark)<br />
ESD needs computer for massive software it developed<br />
ENDANGERED AND EXTINCT SPECIES<br />
Cave variety of crayfish down to 5 in Benton County<br />
Endangered burying beetle thrives at Fort Chaffee<br />
Endangered cave fish threatens NW Ark Regional Airport<br />
Endangered bald eagle propagation proj ect described<br />
Saline North Fork dam could pose problem for mussel<br />
ENDELL, ROGER V<br />
see a1 so Correction Department (Ark)<br />
ENGINEERING RESOURCES INC<br />
New plant at Fayettwille to recycle waste gases into plastic 10/29/92 Dl<br />
Recycling f im will employ 50 scientists and engineers 10/29/92 Dl<br />
ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
ENGLI SB. HAZEL<br />
Searcy businesswoman honored as owner of the year 12/ 5/92 D6<br />
ENTERGP CORP<br />
Owner of AP&L plans to acquire Gulf States Utilities Co 061 9/92 Dl<br />
Holds bash at Waldorf Astoria in NYC during Dem Conv 07/16/92 A12<br />
APE& says Gulf States merger may save customers $4.2 million 07/24/92 B3<br />
Investors approve merger with Gulf States Utilities 12/18/92 Dl
see also Music<br />
Good Faith Fund of Southern Development bolsters small firms<br />
ENV I ROmNT<br />
see also Cremeen. C J "Chuck"<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
Earth Day makes case for compost<br />
Exhibits for Earth Day urge cherishing of mother earth<br />
Ark and Gov Bill Clinton receive emiromental award<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE ]FUND<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ENV IRONMENTAT, FEDERATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Federation of Water and Air Users changes name<br />
Environment a1 groups cr i ticiz e adopt ion of new name<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL ZLrnSS<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL REFORM, Arkansans for<br />
see Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)<br />
ENV IRONMENTAL SERV I GI3 S CO<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CO<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
Brambles U S A Inc buys Ensco for $225 million<br />
Brambles to keep Ensco officers, operations, but dump board<br />
Five Ensco officers get generous payoffs in Brambles package<br />
Articles on sale of Ensco to Brambles<br />
Six Ensco stockholders sue to halt sale to Brambles<br />
Brambles completes purchase of company<br />
Brambles completes buyout of Ensco<br />
Ensco raises'claim against Ebasco Constructors to $26 million<br />
ESPY, MIKE<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
ESTES, BENNY M<br />
see also Time Insurance Co<br />
ETHICS COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see Development Finance Authority (Ark)<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT<br />
see Clinton. Bill<br />
see Politics and elections<br />
see Presidential election of 1992<br />
ELTDORA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Eudora District<br />
EUREKA SPRINGS<br />
see also Hotels<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
New tax assessments upset taxpayers<br />
mf REKA SPRINGS GARDENS<br />
Loan of $955,000 granted to create botanical garden<br />
EVANS. ANITA<br />
see also Mrs <strong>Arkansas</strong> America<br />
EVERETT, MIICE<br />
see also Insurance<br />
see also Taxation<br />
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EXCHANGE BY BARTER<br />
see also Barter<br />
EXECUTIONS<br />
see d so Capital punishment<br />
EXECUTIVE MANSION (Ark)<br />
see also Gwexnor (Ark)<br />
Expenses continue despite absen .ce of Gov Bill Clinton 10/26/92 B1<br />
Construction of new mansion urged by Rep John E Miiller 12/16/92 D4<br />
Present mansion would go to President Clinton under proposal 12/16/92 D4<br />
Legis approves allowing ex-governors to stay 45 days 12/18/92 B4<br />
EXECUTIVES<br />
see also Business Council<br />
Executive pay for heads of major Ark f ims discussed 05/24/92 GI<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>t highest paid executives 05/24/92 G12<br />
EXOXEMIS INC<br />
Company developing antiseptic to prevent spread of AIDS 06/ 5/92 Dl<br />
Firm founded by Jack T Stephens 3r testing drug to fight AIDS 06/ 5/92 Dl<br />
Use of new enzymes in baby formula considered<br />
Firm's anti-viral drug ready for foreign markets<br />
Product passes test for AIDS-fighting enzyme<br />
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS<br />
see also Gwexwent officials, State<br />
EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING<br />
see International visitors<br />
EXPLOSIVES AND EXPLOS IONS<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
EXPORTS<br />
see Commerce<br />
EXTORTION AND BLACKMAIL<br />
see also Dowd. Travis Edward<br />
TV news anchor Craig Cannon is object of extortion attempt<br />
EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION<br />
see Psychic phenomena<br />
EYEGLASSES<br />
see also I Q International Inc<br />
FAIR TRIAL ISSUES<br />
see Trials<br />
FAIRFIELD COMMUNITIES INC<br />
Judge allows $20 million Boston bank loan to Fairfield<br />
Bank agrees to settlement by Fairfield<br />
Unsecured creditors rej ect Fairf idd plan<br />
Bankruptcy case now in hands of judge<br />
Fairfield gets $2.4 million in sale of marina<br />
Fairf ield registers $4.91 million loss<br />
Fairfield gains confirmation to reorganize, void its stock<br />
Fairf ield trading on NYSE halted<br />
Directors agree to bankruptcy plan changes<br />
Bankruptcy case dominated by lawyer fees<br />
Bankruptcy case delayed by objection of creditor<br />
Bankruptcy behind, but battles still loom for company<br />
Fairfield mergence from bankruptcy with $128 million gain<br />
Fairfield issues 'pink sheett stock to creditors<br />
Fairf ield back in black<br />
FAIRNESS COUNCIL. <strong>Arkansas</strong>
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see dso Gwexnor (Ark)<br />
FALCON JET CORP<br />
Slump cited in layoff of 59 employees at LR<br />
FALOON PUBLICATIONS<br />
LR publisher wins $8 million in trade secrets lawsuit<br />
FALLS (Accidents)<br />
AP&L finds Larry Burns not at fault in fall of bucket<br />
Youth killed in fall frm cliff at Petit Jean State Park<br />
EALWELL, JERRY<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Politics and govt<br />
see also Banks<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Politics and elections<br />
see also Stephens Inc<br />
FAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFE<br />
Traditional family values making a comeback<br />
State behind on benefits for family leave<br />
Article describes life of battered wives<br />
Ground broken for new Dorcas House at LR for abused women<br />
Black belt expert Jeff Gibson accused of abusing his wife<br />
Jeff Gibson tours state with anti-drug message for children<br />
Jeff Gibson put back in jail for harassing wife. her family<br />
Jeff Gibson acquitted of chg of raping estranged wife<br />
FAMILY DOLLAR STORES INC<br />
Distribution Center to locate at West Memphis<br />
FAMILY PLANNING<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
FARMER, ROBERT<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
FARMERS COOPERATIVE OF ARKANSAS AND OKLAHOMA<br />
Accountants for firm chgd with misconduct sued<br />
FARRIERS<br />
see Horses<br />
FARRIS FASHIONS INC<br />
Judge orders Farris to bargain with union<br />
FAUBUS, ORVAL E<br />
Faubus still holds governor's office tenure record by 24 days 12/13/92 A1<br />
FAULKNER COUNTY<br />
see also Legal profession<br />
Voters turn down proposed tax for roads<br />
Elect ion Bd bars Jackie MacDonal d from sheriff ' s race<br />
Election B m<br />
meeting violated BOI Act, complaint alleges<br />
Election panel meeting violated FOI, H G Foster says<br />
Open govt wins one in Faulkner County (Oakley column)<br />
FOI decision on right track (John R Starr column)<br />
Election Comm votes to bar Jackie McDonald from ballot<br />
Jackie McDonald is suing over being deleted fram ballot<br />
Jackie McDonald to get spot on ballot in sheriff's race<br />
Petitions place Jackie McDonald on ballot as independent<br />
Jackie McDonald withdraws from sheriff ' s race<br />
County judge candidates state their priorities<br />
Complaints fault help JP gave to voters at polling place<br />
Joyce Garrison first post-Reconstruction Republican elected<br />
Defeated JP candidate contests election<br />
Vote complaints denied, but prosecutor investigating
FAULKNIB COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY<br />
see also Museums<br />
FAULKNER COUNTY JAIL<br />
see Prisons and prisoners<br />
FAYETTEV ILLE<br />
see also Cities and towns<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
City adm, alternative paper wrangle aver records<br />
Form of govt hurting city, some residents say<br />
Cabal seizing city govt, outgoing manager warns<br />
Ratepayers go to court wer bonds for failed incinerator<br />
City could loses its bond rating over expected lawsuit<br />
Ruling awaited in suit on debt for incinerator<br />
Key staff leaving, city manager warns<br />
House fire kills Mr and Mrs David Henderson, 11 pets<br />
Utility customers must pay for aborted incinerator project<br />
Mayoral candidates say there will be no mass firings<br />
Rate payer refuses to appeal ruling on failed incinerator<br />
Guide for visitors to Fayetteville<br />
Council candidate Jeanette McClellan arrested after chase<br />
Jeanette McClellan says she had permission to take pallets<br />
Four of five mayor candidates would hire city administrator<br />
Voters to pick first mayor in 26 years<br />
Candidate Jeanette McClellan arrested on fdsified data chg<br />
FAYXTTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Fayetteville District<br />
FEATHWL ITE PRECAST CORP<br />
Tax levy against Featherlite upheld<br />
FEDER, JUDITH<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Transition planning<br />
FEDERAL EXPRESS<br />
Pim given permission to use Eaker AFB runway when needed<br />
FENDLER, OSCAR<br />
see also Clark. Steve<br />
FERGUSON, CHARLES A<br />
see also Credit<br />
FERRIES<br />
see also Rivers and lakes<br />
FESTIVAL, S<br />
Gillett Coon Supper draws 1,000, lures politicians<br />
Mountain View Folk Festival turns 30<br />
Tammy Wynette to headline Riverfest at LR<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Festival to feature Ringo Starr<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> to be staged fox first time this year<br />
Willie Nelson will perform at August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Festival<br />
Illness forces Tammy Wynette to cancel Riverfest appearance<br />
Riverf est activities outlined<br />
Riverfest has 25,000 in attendance on opening day<br />
Final day of Riverfest draws crowd despite rain threat<br />
Towns try festivals to lure tourists<br />
Johnson County Peach Festival now in 51st year<br />
Morrilton holds 4th Great <strong>Arkansas</strong> Pig-Out<br />
Batesville holds 49th White River Water Carnival<br />
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August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> festival begins<br />
Hope Watermelon Festival opens for 16th annual run<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> proclaimed a success<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Festival continues to&y<br />
Hope Watermelon Festival features 170-pound watermelon<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> music festival called a class act<br />
Autumn in <strong>Arkansas</strong> appears to be less than successful<br />
Vendor sues August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> over unpaid bill<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> is financial disaster<br />
Group says August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> wrote $500 hot check<br />
August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> plans another festival next year<br />
Summerset draws 40,000 to NLR<br />
Electrician sues August in <strong>Arkansas</strong> for $142,625<br />
Buck Fever Festival draws 3.000 visitors to town of Banks<br />
Buck Fever Festival at Banks draws record crowd<br />
Gillett Coon Supper plans for annual 50th feast<br />
FEWELL AND ASSOCIATES<br />
Brenda Faye Holliman's mother may be chgd in theft case<br />
Brenda Paye Holliman's ties to atty muddies theft case<br />
State Rep Bob Teague indicted on 17 counts fn case<br />
Bob Teague pleads innocent to 17 charges<br />
Lawyer to determine if Brenda Faye Kolliman knew her rights<br />
Lawyer for Brenda Faye Holliman accuses judge of bias<br />
Judge John Plegge removes himself from Hollhan case<br />
Bob Teague asks judge to dismiss indictment against him<br />
Pulaski Circuit Clerk Jacque Alendander's action questioned<br />
Judge asks circuit clerk to keep theft case file<br />
Brenda Faye Holliman given 4 years. $5,000 fine<br />
Cooperation of Brenda Holliman cited in light sentence<br />
Brenda Faye Wolliman agress to pay Fewell $379,797<br />
Fewell to repay $300,000 to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Poultry Federation<br />
FICTIOUS NAMES<br />
see Kelly. Jean Ann<br />
FIFTY FOB THE FUTURE INC<br />
see also Education - Little Rock<br />
FIGHTS<br />
see Assaults<br />
FINAL TOUCH INTERIORS<br />
Owner of Conway firm wants Brenda Faye Kolliman investigated<br />
FINANCE AND BUDGETS. Local Govt<br />
Counties complain wer unfunded mandated programs<br />
State doesn't awe 3 cities for lost rwenue, ruling says<br />
FINANCE AND BUDGETS. State Govt<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Finance and budgets<br />
see also Economic development<br />
see also Taxation<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
December rwenue collectio& exceeded forcast by $7.9 million 01/ 1/92 B3<br />
Revenue shortfall of $19 million in January is puzzling 021 1/92 Al<br />
12-month rwenues of $1.25 billion still off target 02/29/92 B3<br />
State rwenues short $10 million in March 04/ 1/92 B1<br />
State slices $20 million f ram budget 04/ 8/92 Al<br />
Agencies working to whittle budgets 04/ 9/92 B5<br />
Agencies tightening budget be1 t 04/11/92 Al
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State seeks $9 million in escrow in used car tax case 04/11/92 Al<br />
State discovers $7.8 million it misplaced 04/14/92 A1<br />
Finding of misplaced $7.8 million prevents forced lay off s 04/15/92 El<br />
State gets good news on revenue projections 04/ 18/92 A1<br />
Court keeps $9 million in escrow<br />
Budget crisis may devour balance of teacher raises<br />
04/21/92 A1<br />
04/30/92 Al<br />
Apri 1 revenue tops forecast 05/ 1/92 85<br />
Gov Clinton stands behind 7.3 pct revenue growth projection<br />
Gov Clinton advises caution in spending by agencies<br />
05/13/92 All<br />
05/16/92 A19<br />
May rwenues $7.8 million wer forecast<br />
State gains unexpected $12 million; budget cut restored<br />
05/30/92 B1<br />
06/ 5/92 Al<br />
June tax collections bring in $9.4 million more than expected 07/ 1/92 El<br />
July revenues below expectations; tax refund blamed<br />
State revenues $4.9 million beyond forecast<br />
08/ 1/92 83<br />
09/ 1/92 BI<br />
Rwenue off by 2.5 pct in Sept, but ahead for quarter 10/ 1/92 B4<br />
Over $9 million released to state by U S Supreme Ct decision 10/10/92 B1<br />
Shef f ield Nelson accuses Dems of state deficit cover-up 10/28/92 A14<br />
Rwenue surplus of $11.9 million for October 11/ 1/92 B11<br />
Legislators send budget request back to Jim Guy Tucker 12/ 4/92 B1<br />
Column on poor financial condition of state 12/18/92 I311<br />
Gav Jim Guy Tucker signs Medicaid bailout taxes into law 12/22/92 B1<br />
Low interest rate hard on state improvement fund 12/27/92 B1<br />
General fund projects state has approved fox funding<br />
FINANCES, Personal<br />
12/27 /92 B3<br />
Attitude toward money is survey topic fox William Bailey 11/29/92 G1<br />
Summary of William Bailey s findings in survey in west<br />
FINANCIAL GENHW BANSWARES<br />
see Bank of Credit and Commerce International<br />
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS<br />
see also Fires<br />
FIRWMS<br />
see also Education - Discipline and safety problems<br />
see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)<br />
11/29/92 G1<br />
Machine gun dragnet catches 3 suspects, turns up 32 weapons 03/24/92 B1<br />
LR police chief told to lobby state for changes in gun laws 04/ 3/92 B2<br />
Handguns can be purchased in minutes in Ark 05/ 3/92 El<br />
Realty consultant gets no court blessing to carry gun 09/ 9/92 B2<br />
Jacksonville police chief says time is right for gun control 12/ 3/92 B10<br />
FIREMEN<br />
LR firefighters riled, protest lack of raises 01/ 8/92 Al<br />
Firefighters put pressure on LR City Board 01/23/92 B2<br />
City of LR, firefighters settle dispute 03/ 3/92 A9<br />
Sherwood Chamber of Commerce rept angers firefighters 07/16/92 B2<br />
LR firefighters salute 100th year of service 07/19/92 31<br />
NLR veteran firefighters hope for pension increase<br />
MLR firefighters get 'blue flu' in pay dispute with city<br />
09/26/92 B2<br />
10/14/92 A1<br />
Blue flu ends at NLR 10/15/92 Al<br />
MLR fire ’ ighters put off pay talks until after election<br />
FIRES<br />
see also Baptist Church<br />
see also Bars and night clubs<br />
see also Church of the Nazarene<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Facilities<br />
see also Dumas<br />
10/21/92 B5
see also Education - Fires<br />
see dso Fayetteville<br />
see also Forest and brush fires<br />
see also Job Corps<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see a1 so Pine Bluff<br />
see also Rison<br />
see also Russellville<br />
see also Southwest Printers and Publishers Inc<br />
Cave City dental clinic destroyed<br />
Truck stop at Omaha (Boone County) destroyed<br />
Girl dies in mobile home fire near Jacksonville<br />
Child dies in house fire at Nashville<br />
Trailer fire kills mother, daughter in Pulaski County<br />
Fire kills boy, grandmother in Pulaski County<br />
lbo die in mobile homo fire<br />
Judge voids vote to create Beaverfork Fire Protection Dist<br />
Fire takes 4 lives in El Dorsdo<br />
Cause of McCain Professional Bldg fire still not known<br />
Smoke kills two in fire at LR apartment<br />
W o children die when fire sweeps LR apartment<br />
Mother, daughter die in fire in Pulaski County<br />
Two children killed in fire at LR<br />
Van G Melson convicted in burning of competitorsf businesses<br />
Van G Melson disappeared before sentence pronounced<br />
Two whites indicted in burning of three black churches<br />
Arrests in burning of churches calm fears, but not anger<br />
Van G Melson caught in Mississippi County<br />
Desha County man pleads guilty in church arsons<br />
Beaverfork Fire Protection Dist ruled valid<br />
FIRST ARKANSAS INSURANCE<br />
Firm awned by Jay Bradford will expand within state<br />
FIRST COMMERCIAL CORP<br />
see Banks<br />
see Coal<br />
see Insurance industry<br />
FIRST OOMMUNITY BANK (Conway)<br />
see Banks<br />
FIRST ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE CORP<br />
see Electric power<br />
FIRST EXCHANGE BANK (Little Rock)<br />
see Banks<br />
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS (Rogers)<br />
see also Almand, Tim<br />
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF ARKANSAS<br />
see also Banks<br />
FIRST JACKSONVILLE BANK & TRUST CO<br />
see also American Military Arms Co<br />
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. (Fayetteville)<br />
see also Banks<br />
FIRST SEUJRITY BANK (Searcy)<br />
see Robberies and thefts<br />
FIRST UNITED BANKSHARES<br />
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see Banks<br />
FIRSTSOUTH FEDEU SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN<br />
see Banks<br />
FISCHER. DANIEL J<br />
Court suit alleges minister bilked in-laws of large sums<br />
Fischer allegedly claimed God sent instructions through him<br />
Fisher allegedly claimed to be God's last prophet on earth<br />
Harvest Trust was corporation set up by Fischer in Florida<br />
The Reaping and the Reaper Ministeries was formed by Fischer<br />
FISH<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see Wildlife<br />
FISH AND CRAYFISH CULTURE<br />
Jump in production sinks catfish prices<br />
Nation's first big-head carp processing plant is at Portland<br />
Tropicals spawn industry for fish farmer<br />
FISH FARMING<br />
see Fish and crayfish culture<br />
PI SH. KATHERINE LEIGH<br />
see also Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong> USA<br />
FISHER. JIMMIE LOU<br />
see also Treasurer (~rk)<br />
After divorce, JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin drops Lumpkin name<br />
FISHING COMPETITIONS<br />
Lady Bass Classic being held on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at LB<br />
Six Arkansans among favorites at Lady Bass Classic<br />
FISK. JERRY<br />
see also Knives<br />
FITNESS CENTERS<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
FLAG DESECRATION<br />
see Flags and emblems<br />
FLAG-BURNING<br />
see Flags and emblems<br />
FLAGS AND EMBLEMS<br />
see also McIntosh. Robert Sr<br />
see also World War XI<br />
FLAKE, JOHN<br />
see also Imperato. Lou<br />
FLANAG IN. PATRICK<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
IT'LANNES, GENE N<br />
see also Stocks and bonds<br />
EZEISCHAUER, JOHN IDEN JR<br />
Profile of Worthen Natl Bank president and CEO<br />
FLORENCE CR ITTENDEN HOME<br />
see also Illegitimacy<br />
FLWERS, GEIWIE'ER<br />
see also Government employees, State<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Flowers has moved from Little Rock, attorney says<br />
Agent seeks $2.2 million fox alleged breach of contract<br />
Flowers had agreed to 1-900-CLINTON calls to hear tapes<br />
The blade cutteth (ed on suit againet Flowers)<br />
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Flowers to appear in HBO cable television movie<br />
Flowers countersuing former agent<br />
FLUORIDES AND DENTAL KEAZlTH<br />
see Dentistry and dental health<br />
FLYNN. MIcJ3AEEL THOMAS<br />
Biographical sketch of president of Ark Div of SW Bell<br />
FMC CORP<br />
Jonesboro plant closing; 160 jobs to be lost<br />
FOLEY, JOE<br />
see also Basketball - College<br />
FOLK MUSIC<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
see also Festivals<br />
FOOD<br />
ACORN challenges cleanliness of three meat markets in LR<br />
Foods made in <strong>Arkansas</strong> promoted during Good Work <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Meat store responds to complaints with imprwements<br />
State poultry processors will not use gamma rays<br />
FOOD AND GROCERY STORES<br />
Affiliated Foods leads pack in disputed survey of LR area<br />
FOOD CONTAMINATION<br />
see also Allen Canning Co<br />
FOOD STAMPS<br />
see Welfare and the poor<br />
FOOTBALL<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
FOOTBALL - College<br />
AIC places six on NAIA All-American first team<br />
UAP3 will not field team this fall because of finances<br />
Biographical profile of UA coach. Jack William Crowe Jr<br />
Preview of 1992 season<br />
Univ of Ark fires head coach Jack Crme after loss to Citadel<br />
Univ of Ark names Joe Kines interim coach<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks enter SEC play with 45-7 rout of SC<br />
Alabama-<strong>Arkansas</strong> game in LR draws 11,000 Alabama fans<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> defeats No. 4 Tennessee. 25-24 for upset win<br />
Univ of Central Ark whips <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> 40-9 to end AIC era<br />
Univ of Central Ark wraps up 10th sraight AXC championship<br />
Razorback players wholeheartedly support Joe Kines for coach<br />
Harding Un5v joins UCA in NAIA postseason playoff<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> head coach Ken Stephens resigns<br />
<strong>University</strong> of Central Ark defeats Southwestern Okla, 14-2<br />
Harding Univ falls to Central State Univ of Ohio, 34-0<br />
Joe Kines ruled out as as head coach at <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
Univ of Ark committee huddles with Danny Ford<br />
Univ of Ark on verge on naming Danny Ford head coach<br />
Danny Ford named head coach of Univ of Ark Razorbacks<br />
Interim Coach Joe Kines returns to defensive coach at U A<br />
Univ of Central Ark loses to Central State (Ohio)<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> names Brooks Hollingsworth head coach<br />
UAM to play in Aztec Bowl in Mexico City<br />
FOOTBALL - School<br />
LR School Bd votes to keep games on Friday night<br />
Fort Smith Southside defeats Pine Bluff for state AAAA title<br />
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Augusta defeats Murf reesboxo for state class A title<br />
Lake Hamilton defeats Alma for state class AAA title<br />
Dollarway defeats Ozark for state class AA title<br />
Democrat-Gaz ette All-<strong>Arkansas</strong> Team named<br />
FORBES STEEL AND WIRE CORP<br />
West Memphis plant closing<br />
FORBES, MALXOLM S JR<br />
see dso Clinton, Bill<br />
FORBES, RALPH P<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
Supports Mike Huckabee fox GOP nomination for U S Senate 05/22/92 B1<br />
FORD MOTOR CO<br />
Jury award of $7 million to Dean Massey is a state record 05/19/92 Bl<br />
Ford wins liability suit filed by Busby family at Batesville 11/18/92 B4<br />
FORD. DANNY<br />
see also Football - College<br />
FOREIGN DESCENT GROUPS<br />
Laotian immigrant named to Job Corps Hall of Fame 08/ 3/92 A1<br />
Laotian ceremony, not child rape, shown in photo, friend says 12/ 8/92 B1<br />
Laotian grandfather pleads innocent to rape charges<br />
FOREIGN (TWNWSHIP OF PROPERTY<br />
see also Land and real estate<br />
FOREIGN STUDENTS<br />
see International students<br />
FOREIGNERS IN ARKANSAS<br />
Russian students observe changes in Russia frm <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
INS allegedly checking poultry plant6 for illegal aliens<br />
Osceola wants aliens off its hands; INS refuses to help<br />
Osceola police arrest 11 Mexicans in theft<br />
Osceola frees I1 illegal Mexican aliens; 2 charged in theft<br />
FOREST AND BRUSH FIRES<br />
Fires char 50 acres on Shindl Mountain<br />
Deltic Farm and Timber was likely target on Shinall fires<br />
FORESTS AND FORESTRY<br />
see also Trails<br />
Ouachita Natl Forest expands by 10,166 acres<br />
Sen Dale Bumpers arranged Weyerhaeuser sale to Ouachita<br />
Weyerhaeuser Co held land for Ouachita until funds available<br />
Boston Mountain pines show freeze damage from November<br />
Article traces controversy over Ouachita harvest methods<br />
Forces at odds wer Ouachita Forest uses<br />
Forester details how agency runs Ouachita timber sale<br />
Resolving differences over mgmy practices will not be easy<br />
Correction of statement in article on Ouachita timber sales<br />
State Senate panel resolves to aid Ark timber industry<br />
Resolution favoring clear-cutting fails 33-36 in House vote<br />
Column on House defeat of clear-cutting resolution<br />
Legis defeat of timber resolution pleases conservationists<br />
Proposed regulation change would disarm crxvironmentalists<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant to intervene in clear-cutting suit<br />
State Atty Gen Winston Bryant may sue wer appeal changes<br />
Forest land lost to hkghway in Benton County to be replaced<br />
Forest Service researchers select site in Ouachita Forest<br />
01/18/92 B1<br />
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01/23/92 B4<br />
02/23/92 Al<br />
02/24/92 Al<br />
02/24/92 A7<br />
02/25/92 A1<br />
02/25/92 A8<br />
02/27/92 810<br />
02/28/92 A14<br />
03/ 2/92 B2<br />
03/16/92 B2<br />
03/21/92 Al<br />
03/28/92 B1<br />
04/ 3/92 A12<br />
04/ 5/92 B1<br />
04/ 9/92 All
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Atty Gen Winston Bryant files protest against rule change 04/30/92 B3<br />
Buffalo River Neighbors seek to halt herbicide spraying 06/ 8/92 B2<br />
Ozark National Forest spokesman responds to Buffalo Neighbors 06/ 8/92 B2<br />
Game and Fish Commission protects ancient Ark trees 06/18/92 F1<br />
ATV trail built near Mena to spare wear on Ouachita Forest 07/17/92 Bl<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> sues U S, cal1.s Ozark clear-cutting excessive 07/17/92 Bl<br />
Winston Bryant filed suit challenging clear-cutting 07/17/92 B1<br />
Winston Bryant says suit shows his office is pro-active 07/17/92 B1<br />
Newton County group files suit challenging clear-cutting 07/22/92 B3<br />
Ouachita Forest expects to get timber program functioning 07/25/92 B1<br />
Forest service quiet about clear-cutting amid lawsuit 07/25/92 B5<br />
Ouachita Forest timber sales expected to rally in 1992 07/28/92 B1<br />
Gypsy moth infestation in Newton County threatens forest 08/10/92 B1<br />
Column urges protection of national forests in Ark 08/17/92 B7<br />
Judge throws out suit; Ouachita Forest clear-cutting allowed 10/24/92 B3<br />
Ouachita Watch League appeal s ruling upholding clear-cutting 11/18/92 B4<br />
Winston Bryant appeals dismissal of clear-cutting challenge 11/21/92 B4<br />
Ouachita Natl Forest timber sales lag; 13 schools affected 11/27/92 B1<br />
Ouachita Natl Forest ends 4-yr sales slump 12/14/92 Dl<br />
Jerry Williams says OWL to continue challenges to timber cuts 12/22/92 Dl<br />
FORGERY<br />
see also Gambling<br />
FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Forrest City District<br />
FORT CHAFJ?EE<br />
see Defenses and armed forces<br />
FORT SMITH<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Water<br />
City denies funds request fox two community centers 04/15/92 B1<br />
City celebrates past as wild, woolly border post 12/ 4/92 B1<br />
FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Fort Smith District<br />
FOSSILS<br />
Fossil remains of rare prehistoric fish found near Nashville 10/24/92 B1<br />
-<br />
FOSrnR, H G<br />
see also Pub1 ic prosecutors<br />
FOSTER, WILLIAM F SR<br />
Long-t he state representative dies at age 75<br />
Obituary<br />
Fond remembrances (ed)<br />
FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Fountain Lake District<br />
FOWLER. JIM<br />
Co-host of 'Wild Kingdon' visits LR elementary schools<br />
FOX, ELAINE<br />
see also Death<br />
FRANKLIN COUNTY<br />
Election Comms Lonnie Turner arrested during vote count<br />
Turner sought to bar broadcaster from vote counting room<br />
Arrest of Lonnie Turner wer ballot counting unresolved<br />
Charges against Lonnie Turner may be voided<br />
Disorderly conduct chgs against Lonnie Turner dropped<br />
FRANZ, LOUIS
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
FRATERN IT IES AND S ORORITIES<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Fraternities and sororities<br />
FRAUD AND SWINDLING<br />
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Alliance Casualty Reinsurance Co<br />
Allied Marketing Group Inc<br />
Beverly Enterprises Inc<br />
Call an Pub1 ishing Co<br />
Central Medical Supply Inc<br />
Child Support Enforcement Services Inc<br />
Consumer protection<br />
Fischer, Daniel J<br />
Housing<br />
Insurance<br />
Land and real estate<br />
Maumelle Co<br />
Meat Market Inc<br />
Medicine and health<br />
Multivest Options Inc<br />
Phillips County<br />
Pontiac Financial Corp<br />
Resort Vacations Inc<br />
Richardson Center<br />
Sears, Roebuck and Co<br />
Stocks and bonds<br />
Theaters<br />
Vehicles Management Group<br />
Edward Ray Munnerlyn pleads guilty to wire fraud<br />
Airline pyramid scheme bound to crash, Atty Gen Bryant warns<br />
Gene Judd accused of bilking Faulkner County residents<br />
Rip-off artists impersonate state troopers<br />
Winston Bryant battles scams that prey on the elderly<br />
- -<br />
see also Credit<br />
see also McClellan Development Corp<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
see also Millcreek of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also Pyramid sales<br />
Arkansans to testify telemarketers misled public<br />
Telecom telemarketing firm keeps 75 pct of funds it raises<br />
Telemarketer accused of misleading public to donate funds<br />
EXEE TO CHOOSE TRUST<br />
see Education - Private<br />
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION<br />
see also American Red Cross<br />
see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Freedom of information<br />
see also Education - Fayetteville District<br />
Craighead Co sheriff cleared of FOI violation accusation<br />
Names of juveniles were withheld f ran Jonesboro Sun<br />
Ark Supreme Ct rules Legis must specifically exempt a record<br />
FREEDOM OF SPEECH<br />
see also Pornography and obscenity<br />
FREEMAN, A C<br />
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see also Harbor Distributing Co<br />
FREIGHT S&ES (30<br />
Little Rock-based firm to open store in Texas<br />
FRIDAY, HERSCHEL H<br />
Named Distinguished Citizen for community service<br />
FRIGIDAIRE COMMERCI& PRODUCTS CO<br />
Comay firm was once White Consolidates Industries<br />
Quality is main goal of Conway plant<br />
FROM. AL<br />
see also Clinton. Bill<br />
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES<br />
see also Agriculture<br />
Freeze threatens state peach crop<br />
FULBRIGrn, J WILLIAM<br />
Fulbright says Bush lacks ammo, throws draft at Clinton<br />
Fulbright expects Bill Clinton to be a fine president<br />
Warns Bill Clinton against arrogance, selection of aides<br />
FULLER, RON<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Jerry Russell tells Supreme Ct Ron Fuller libeled him<br />
Libel award of $116,000 to Jerry L Russell overturned<br />
FULLY INFORMED JURY ASSOCIATION<br />
see Trials<br />
E'UND RAISING<br />
see also Callan Pub1 ishing Co<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Fund-raising and gifts<br />
State seeks policy on door-to-door sales by school children<br />
Legislators to get bill banning pupil solicitors<br />
Legislators asked to ban soliciting by school students<br />
E'UNERAL S AND MORTUARIES<br />
Family awaits action wer mix-up at Ruffin & Jarrett<br />
Ruffin & Jarrett fined $1.000 in mix-up of bodies<br />
Roller Funeral Homes manage 2,400 services annually<br />
List of <strong>Arkansas</strong>t s largest funeral homes<br />
Owner of NLR crematory hopes changes to end complaints<br />
Crematory owner tired of complaints. may build mausoleum<br />
Joan Birkland withdraws suit against Beasley Funeral Home<br />
FUTURE F'ARME:RS OF AMERICA<br />
Shirley High School Chapter wins national award<br />
FUTURE-LITTLE ROCK<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
GAMBLE. STEVEN G<br />
see also Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
GAMBLING<br />
Warrants issued for 16 in lottery ballot forgery case<br />
Pour surrender on forgery chgs in lottery petition push<br />
Seven chgd in forgery scheme surrender<br />
Bingo parlor closes at Fort Smith on eve of suit filing<br />
Innocent plea entered by 16 chgd in lottery petition forgery<br />
Ark Supreme Ct upholds law under which bi.ngo parlors closed<br />
Hot Springs bingo players work to make system legal<br />
Children's Dreams Inc sues bingo parlors in LR, Pine Bluff<br />
Prosecutor H G Foster will curtail games of chance<br />
Judge refuses to halt bingo crackdown in Garland County<br />
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09/19/92 All<br />
11/ 8/92 B1<br />
11/ 8/92 B1
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Prosecutor says pageants, sporting contests illegal 071' 9/92 Al<br />
Bingo reopens as Atty Gen office advises against closing 07/10/92 Al<br />
Legislators say bingo fans must change constitution 07/12/92 B1<br />
Pine Bluff will not crack dawn on bingo 07/15/92 B1<br />
Three arrested in bingo operation 07/23/92 A14<br />
Bingo fans drop suit challenging laws on gambling 07/30/92 B1<br />
Two bingo parlor owners testify some play without paying 09/ 1/92 B1<br />
Patrons say free bingo came with harassment 09/ 2/92 31<br />
Parlor owner says bingo fans were not forced to pay to play 09/ 3/92 B1<br />
State. county prosecutors trade barbs in bingo suit 091' 4/92 El<br />
Prosecutor H G Foster did not warn churches about bingo games 09/ 4/92 B4<br />
Winston Bryant will be blamed if bingo gets busted 09/ 6/92 35<br />
Charities say bingo is a catch-22 09/14/92 B1<br />
Petition forgery trial faces probable delay 09/18/92 332<br />
Time running out fox trial in alleged forgery of petitions 09/29/92 B2<br />
Judge rules commercial bingo parlors unconstitutional 09/30/92 A1<br />
Winston Bryant tells why he challenged commercial bingo 09/30/92 A1<br />
Bingo parlor to appeal ruling on commercial operations 101' 2/92 B1<br />
Editorial discusses ruling that bingo is a lottery 10/ 6/92 B6<br />
Judge rules bingo parlors cannot reopen during appeal 101' 7/92 B2<br />
Muskie Harris arrested in bingo raid at LR 10/ 9/92 B4<br />
NLR bingo parlor opens night after raid in LR 10/10/92 Al<br />
Muskie Harris. Ernest P Joshua contend bingo game legal 10/16/92 B2<br />
Sixteen seek leser chg i n forgery scheme on lottery petitions 10/16/92 B2<br />
Bingo parlor at NLR changes name, has same ownership 10/17/92 Al<br />
Five of sixteen bargain, plead guilty in petition scheme 11/25/92 Al<br />
Bingo hall at Hot Springs shut down. 11 arrested 11/28/92 B1<br />
New bingo hall opens on old site at NLR 12/ 5/92 Bl<br />
NLR police raid bingo hall. arrest 13 on gambling charges 12/12/92 B1<br />
Prosecutor denies selective raids on Hot Springs bingo games 12/17/92 Bl<br />
Six arrested at bingo hall in Fort Smith 12/21/92 B2<br />
GAME AND FISH COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see also Boats and boating<br />
see also Forests and forestxy<br />
see also Periodicals<br />
see also Taxation<br />
G&FC votes to purchase semi-automatic pistols for officers 04/ 28/92 C8<br />
Summmary of action taken by Corn at Russellville meeting 04/28/92 C8<br />
Field officers want powerful handguns for better protection 05/ 2/92 B1<br />
Richard L Gregory operates firm making boat ID numbers 06/ 6/92 B1<br />
Richard L Gregory placed on leave after claims of conflict 061' 6/92 B1<br />
Richard L Gregory demoted, suspended in conflict of interest 06/10/92 B9<br />
G&FC to lose $50.000 on failed land purchase at Mansfield 08/ 5/92 Al<br />
Mansfield land owned by John Chambers, friend of Perry Mikles 08/ 5/92 Al<br />
G&FC delays article on pollution; politics charged 08/ 7/92 Al<br />
Environmentalists upset by pulliing of article 08/ 8/92 B1<br />
Mansfield land tract is awned by banker John Chambers 08/15/92 B8<br />
Perry Mikles and John Chambers have close business ties 08/15/92 B8<br />
What a nmb thing to do (ed on failed land deal at Mansfield) 08/15/92 B8<br />
GAMES<br />
see also Murders - Simpson family<br />
GAMES. Business<br />
see also Business games<br />
GANG AWARENESS AND INTERVENTION TRAINING FROGRAM
DATE PAGE COL<br />
see Crime and vice<br />
GANGS<br />
see Crime and vice<br />
GANNETT M) INC<br />
see News and news media<br />
GARNER, WILLIAM CARL<br />
see also United States - Army Corps of Engineers<br />
GARRISON, F E<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Preightways Corp<br />
GAS, Natural<br />
see Oil and gas<br />
GATES RUBBER 00<br />
Siloam Springs factory increases work force 01/26/92 Dl<br />
GATES. DONALD<br />
see also Stocks and bonds<br />
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORP<br />
Missile plant at East Camden bought by Hughes Aircraft Co 05/12/92 Dl<br />
Camden plant to be mwed to Arizona 09/10/92 Dl<br />
GENERA'L FEDERATION OF WOMEN' S CLUBS<br />
see Women's Clubs, General Federation of<br />
GENES IS BUSINESS INCUBATOR PROGRAM<br />
see Economic development<br />
GENETIC REIIGARCH<br />
see Biotechnology<br />
GENETI CS<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
GENrnY<br />
see also Shootings<br />
GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
Staff creates Earth Science Learning Center<br />
GEORGIA. Republic of<br />
see also Commerce<br />
GEORGIA-PACIFI C CORP<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
G-P to lay off 75 workers at Ashdown plant 07/21/92 Dl<br />
Crossett paper mill to burn 3,000 tons of recycled tires lo/ 6/92 Dl<br />
Crosset plant to burn 800.000 tires annually 10/ 7/92 Dl<br />
M i l l at Ashdown to eliminate 100 jobs 12/10/92 Dl<br />
Gmm<br />
Consul General Dr Klaus Aurisch visits <strong>Arkansas</strong> 05/22/92 B5<br />
GHOSTS<br />
see also Apparitions<br />
GIBBONS. JOHN H<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
GIB SON, JEFF<br />
see also Families and family life<br />
GIBSON. MIKE<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
GILCHRIST, ELLEN<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
GIRLS STATE<br />
Senator Dale Bumpers addresses 50th Girls State session 06/ 8/92 B1<br />
U S Senate candidate Mike Huckabee strikes moral note in talk 06/ 9/92 B1<br />
Governor Emily Reed gets call frm Ark Governor Bill Clinton 06/12/92 A16
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GLASCOCK, DARRELL<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
Produces material for Dr David Busby's Senate campaign<br />
Glascock quietly advises 6 political hopefuls<br />
Lawlights of the f ixst primary (ed)<br />
GLASS, DAVID<br />
see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc<br />
GLQB AL MANUFACTURING INC<br />
Firm at LR wholly owned by Catherine Janosky<br />
GOATS<br />
see Livestock and poultry<br />
GOEER, HERSCHEL W<br />
Named Deputy Secretary of U S Dept of Veterans Affairs<br />
Gober eased fears veteranas of Clinton during campaign<br />
GQBER, PAULA<br />
Interpreter for Bill Clinton killed in traffic accident<br />
GOGGANS. MILES<br />
see also Clinton, Bill<br />
GOLDSTEIN, DONALD M<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
GOL E<br />
see also Daly. John<br />
Henderson State Univ wins NAIA D ist 17 championship<br />
GOOD FAITH E'UND<br />
see Business<br />
see Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship<br />
GOODWIN, TOMMY<br />
see also Police - <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Police<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
GORE, ALBERT JR<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
GORMAN, JOHN<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Gosnell District<br />
GOSS ELGIE L<br />
see also Education - Pine Bluff District<br />
GOULD<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
City to drop charges of improper pay, leave for employees 02/26/92 B4 4<br />
Fight wer choice of mayor to go to court 04/22/92 B5 1<br />
Judge cancels vote, declares A B Allen i s mayor 04/24/92B1 6<br />
City council to appeal order blocking mayoral runoff 04/25/92B5 1<br />
Andrew Buford Allen is city's first black mayor 05/ 5/92 B1 2<br />
GWLD SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Godd District<br />
GOVEEUWENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTS<br />
see also Development Finance Authority (Ark)<br />
GCXTEZUWENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES (Ark)<br />
see also Aeronautics Commission (Ark)<br />
' see also Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board (~rk)<br />
see also Archeological Survey (Ark)<br />
see also Claims Commission (Ark)<br />
see also Correction Department (Ark)
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Counseling, Board of Examiners in (Ark)<br />
Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
Development Finance Authority (Ark)<br />
Election Law Revision Commission (Ark)<br />
Emergency Services. Off ice of (Ark)<br />
Ethics Commission (Ark)<br />
Geological Commission (Ark)<br />
Health Department (Ark)<br />
Highway Commission (Ark)<br />
Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)<br />
Human Services Department (Ark)<br />
Industrial Development Commission (A&<br />
Insurance Department (Ark)<br />
Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission (Ark)<br />
Law Enforcement Training Academy (~rk)<br />
Medical Board (Ark)<br />
Natural Heritage Commission (Ark)<br />
Pharmacy Board (Ark)<br />
Pollution Control and Ecology Department (A&)<br />
Public Service Commission (Ark)<br />
Real Estate Commission (Ark)<br />
Water Well Conetruction Commission (Ark)<br />
Youth Services Center (Ark)<br />
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Gov Clinton names several persons to boards and cammissions 04/ 9/92 B4<br />
Gov Clinton lists appointments to boards and commissions 07/ 3/92 B7<br />
Bill Clinton names appointees to boards. quorum court 07/31/92 B4<br />
Gw Clinton appoints several to boards and commission 09/30/92 B3<br />
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES* Federal<br />
see also Taxation<br />
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. Local<br />
see also Firemen<br />
see also Police<br />
Local govts cannot give employees holiday, appreciation meals 12/17/92 Bl<br />
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. State<br />
see also Insurance<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
State wants to recoup cost of Gennif er Flowerst phone calls 02/13/92 A11<br />
Ken Acklin and wife run Water Well Construction Commission 03/14/92 B1<br />
Waiver of nepotism rule sought for Water Well Comm staff 03/14/92 B1<br />
End Water Well Construction Comm nepotism, column says 03/22/92 35<br />
Bobby Joe Hicks gets 2nd settlement with state wer firings 04/14/92 B1<br />
Legislators shocked by second settlement with Bobby Hicks 04/14/92 B1<br />
Nepotism waiver for Water Well Comm denied by Jim Guy Tucker 04/19/92 All<br />
Employee grievance procedures may be changed by Legislature 09/18/92 B12<br />
Agencies seek to upgrade employees for early retirement 10/23/92 B6<br />
GOVERNMENT OFF1 CIAL S, State<br />
see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />
see also Auditor (Ark)<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
see also Lieutenant Gavernor (Ark)<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
see also Secretary of State (Ark)<br />
see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />
Officials file financial reports
Constitutional officers list expense acct expenditures<br />
Officials spend public relations funds on variety of things<br />
Four-year terms for constitutional officers called a failure<br />
Four-year terms were designed to end campaign every two years<br />
Winston Bryant. Bill McCuen leave PR funds untouched<br />
Proposed salary reforms would cost state $669,500 annally<br />
Proposal on ballot would raise pay, abolish PR accounts<br />
Proposed Amdt 1 would trade PR accounts for higher pay<br />
Supporters of pay raise take to road<br />
Proposed Amdt 1 would end PR funds, increase salaries<br />
Text of proposed Amdt 1 to end PR funds. raise salaries<br />
Democrat-Gazette endorses sel ary increases (Amdt 1)<br />
Voters approve pay raises fox 142 officials; PR funds end<br />
Election returns on salary increase listed by county<br />
Voters appxuve salary raise by huge majority<br />
GOVERNOR (Ark)<br />
Mote: Jim Guy Tucker was acting gov during most of 1992<br />
Gov Bill Clinton's concessions ended protest by handicapped<br />
Jim Guy Tucker, governor's staff apparently in dispute<br />
Lt GOV Jim G Tucker reportedly forced Gloria Cabe from staff<br />
Premature appmts said to be source of friction<br />
Gloria Cabe gets reprimand. stays on job<br />
Prison politics (ed on Gov Clinton and Correction Board)<br />
Lt Gov Jim Tucker, Gloria Cabe dispute appt authority<br />
Gov has no role in regulation of scrap tires, opinion says<br />
Governor has no veto power aver PC&E, Atty Gen Bryant rules<br />
Gloria Cabe to manage Clinton's Washington headquarters<br />
Gov Clinton comments on impending execution of Ricky Rector<br />
Editorial sees little chance of clemency for Rector<br />
Bill Clinton. Jim Guy Tucker deny Rector clemency plea<br />
Gov Clinton sets date for special session of Legislature<br />
Tucker says state due facts on busing costs in Pulaski dists<br />
Gw Clinton issues call for Legislature to meet<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says child welfare suit could be settled<br />
Gw Bill Clinton calls Legis into special session next week<br />
Gw Clinton lobbies for $57.2 million child welfare plan<br />
John R Starr column on Gav Clinton and child welfare suit<br />
Jim Guy Tucker may be 1st acting gov to make bills law<br />
Jim Guy Tucker sets execution date for Kirt Wainright<br />
Gubernatorial vision (ed on Tucker statement on roads, educ)<br />
Acting G w Jim Guy Tucker signs 21 bills passed by Legis<br />
Bill Clinton commente on death of Sam Wdton<br />
Gov Clinton to speak at Sam Walton memorial services<br />
Gav Clinton names several persons to boards and commissions<br />
Bill Clinton will not resign if nominated fox president<br />
G w Clinton pardoned Sam L Anderson Jr in 1992<br />
Gov Clinton's spending created budget crisis. Tucker says<br />
Fort Smith paper calls for resignation of Gov Clinton<br />
Jim Guy Tucker commutes rape sentence of Wayne Dumond<br />
Jim Guy Tucker ref uses nepotism policy waiver<br />
Jim Guy Tucker discusses his role as acting governor<br />
Budget duty should be delegated to Jim Guy Tucker (colmn)<br />
G w Clinton has not made decision on clemency fox Steven Hill<br />
Bill Clinton still awes bank $100~000 from last campaign<br />
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01/ 1/92 Al<br />
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01' 1/92 A1<br />
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011' 3/92 Al<br />
01/ 4/92 B8<br />
01/ 4/92 B9<br />
01/ 4/92 Dl<br />
01/ 8/92 A14<br />
01/10/92 All<br />
01/16/92 All<br />
01/22/92 B10<br />
01/24/92 A1<br />
01/27/92 A5<br />
02/ 5/92 B2<br />
02/ 7/92 B1<br />
02/20/92 All<br />
02/20/92 All<br />
02/25/92 A1<br />
02/26/92 B11<br />
03/ 4/92 B1<br />
03/14/92 A17<br />
03/14/92 B7<br />
03/26/92 B10<br />
04/ 6/92 Dl<br />
04/ 7/92 Dl<br />
04/ 9/92 B4<br />
04/11/92 Al<br />
04/11/92 A16<br />
04/12/92 B4<br />
04/14/92 A3<br />
04/16/92 A1<br />
04/ 19/,92 A1 1<br />
04/23/92 B1<br />
04/28/92 Bl1<br />
051' 2/92 B1<br />
05/ 6/92 A13
DATE PAGE COL<br />
G w Clinton says denying Steven Hill clemency was tough 05/ 9/92 B1 6<br />
Gov Clinton comments on revenue growth and budgets 05/13/92 All 1<br />
Larry Nichols files suit seeking to oust Clinton frm office 05/16/92 A19 1<br />
Gov Clinton advises caution in spending by agencies 05/16/92 A19 2<br />
Gov and Mrs Clinton host 900 honor students at mansion 05/17/92 A18 1<br />
Statement gives reasons for suit by Larry Nichols 05/20/92 A8 1<br />
Gov Clinton opposes anti-sodomy law of <strong>Arkansas</strong> 05/21/92 Al6 1<br />
Clinton supportive of repeal of sodomy law 05/22/92 A21 1<br />
NAACP chief in Ark sues Clinton for appointee list 05/23/92 A16 3<br />
Bill Clinton has kind words for Beryl Anthony, Bill Alexander 05/23/92 A18 I<br />
Gw Clinton comments on admr changes at Human Services Dept 05/23/92 B1 I<br />
Gov Clinton will not resign as gov if nominated for president 05/23/92 B1 I<br />
Starr column on Clinton refusal to resign 05/31/92 55 4<br />
Democrat-Gazette critical of Clinton handling of DHS 06/ 1/92 B6 1<br />
Clinton comments on prison purchasing, DHS furloughs 06/ 6/92 A15 2<br />
Attys for Bill Clinton seek dismissal of Larry Nichols suit 06/ 9/92 B3 3<br />
Gov Clinton backed Beryl Anthony's losing bid for re-election 06/10/92 A1 8<br />
Jim Guy Tucker supports legal abortion 06/11/92 A13 1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker sees no job cuts in reducing DHS budget 06/11/92 Al4 1<br />
Sen Jerry Bookout is acting gov while Jim Guy Tucker absent 06/17/92 B4 5<br />
Bill Clinton says Human Services needs excise tax 06/19/92 A13 1<br />
Clinton not fazed by resignation of three dept heads 06/20/92 B1 3<br />
Gavt woes rise as Clinton absence continues, column says 06/21/92 J1 3<br />
Gav Clinton called for probe of prison purchasing practices 07/ 3/92 31 6<br />
Columnist blames Bill Clinton for Crime Lab problems 071' 3/92 B11 4<br />
G w Clinton lists appts to boards and commissions 07/ 3/92 B7 1<br />
Columnist follows up on criticism of Clinton and Crime Lab 07/ 5/92 55 3<br />
Winston Bryant, 5th in succession, semes as acting gov 07/17/92 A14 2<br />
GOP' s Shef f ield Nelson demands that Bill Clinton resign 07/18/92 B10 1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker opposes order blocking Medicaid rate reduction 07/22/92 A13 1<br />
Bill Clinton will not resign during presidential campaign 07/24/92 A13 3<br />
(;OV Clinton wants appeal of injunction against Medicaid cuts 07/24/92 B1 6<br />
Gw Clinton names appointees to boards, quorum courts 07/31/92 B4 1<br />
Bill Clinton relying on Jim Guy Tucker to help with budget 07/31/92 B4 4<br />
Jim Guy Tucker offers revamp plan for state prisons 08/ 1/92 B1 1<br />
Bill Clinton sets execution date for David Wayne Johnson 08/ 7/92 B4 1<br />
Medicaid crisis, budget work brings Gov Clinton to Capitol 08/18/92 BI 2<br />
Jim Guy Tucker commends Optimists for their care about youth 08/23/92 B2 1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker chaired Corrections Resources Commission 09/15/92 A1 2<br />
Jim Guy Tucker endorses free trade treaty 09/24/92 A14 2<br />
Law vague on way to replace Clinton if he wins presidency 09/26/92 B1 4<br />
Jia Guy Tucker primed to succeed Governor Bill Clinton 09/29/92 B1 3<br />
Confusion on succession needless. John R Starr writes 09/30/92 B11 4<br />
Gw Clinton appoints several to boards and commissions 09/30/92 B3 I<br />
Gw Clinton sets execution date for Jonas H Whitmore 10/ 9/92 B6 5<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says Ark should consider school consolidation 10/10/92 B1 6<br />
Doug Harp says Bob Troutt claimed he had game info as Case 10/18/92 A1 2<br />
Gw Clinton's chief of staff Henry Oliver met with Case 10/18/92 Al 2<br />
L Case said he had tape of woman accusing Shef field Nelson 10/18/92 A1 2<br />
Larry Case allegedly had damaging info on Tommy Robinson 10/18/92 A1 2<br />
Larry Case met with Bill Clinton in 1991 to discuss state job 10/18/92 A1 2<br />
Larry Case said he had tape of woman accusing Nelson 10/18/92 Al 2<br />
Larry Case's info was just 'crap, ' Henry Oliver says 10/18/92Al 2<br />
Judge to rule Nov 5 on governor successor suit 10/24/92Al 2
Ethics panel clears Bill Clinton of dangling donation rewards<br />
Bill Clinton will not resign until succession suit settled<br />
Flurry of legal briefs filed about Gw Clinton's successor<br />
Judge to decide sticky succession issue<br />
Court rules Jim Guy Tucker is heir to governor's office<br />
GOP wants election to replace Clinton, plans appeal<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says Clintons can stay in Governor's Mansion<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says transition should be 'piece of cakef<br />
Winston Bryant will consider running if election is held<br />
Medicaid shapes up as toughest issue, Jim Guy Tucker says<br />
Judge Plegge decides Tucker's pay and title remain the same<br />
Jim Guy Tucker believes salary, powers of office are his<br />
Meredith Oakley column discusses entangled succession amdts<br />
Bill Clinton will resign when courts settle succession issue<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant appeals succession ruling<br />
Winston Bryant says he will not seek governor's off ice<br />
Gov Clinton holds meeting with his cabinet, Jim Guy Tucker<br />
Text of constitutional articf e, amdts on succession<br />
Columnist John R Starr urges Bill Clinton to resign now<br />
Jim Guy Tucker awaits Clinton resignation to make decisions<br />
Jim Guy Tucker files notice of cross-appeal on succession<br />
Jim Guy Tucker is governor. <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette says<br />
Gov B ill Clinton to resign by Jan 1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker to make all major decisions until Jan 1<br />
Columnist John R Starr critical of Clinton for not resigning<br />
Gov Clinton hampering Jim Guy Tucker, column says<br />
Succession issue is now before state Supreme Court<br />
Assoc Justice Robert L Brawn will stay on succession case<br />
Supreme Court justices to rush succession appeal<br />
Speculation on Clinton's reason for not resigning<br />
Jim Guy Tucker pushes for school consolidation<br />
Jim Guy Tucker discusses plans for meeting Medicare crisis<br />
Ark history abounds with governors who have resigned<br />
Summary of Bill Clinton's 12 years as governor<br />
GOP wants voters to pick next governor<br />
John Brumnett column on Clintonts failure to resign office<br />
Jim Guy Tucker does work of governor without having title<br />
Lengthy article on career of Jim Guy Tucker<br />
Jim Guy Tucker's Medicaid changes likely to cost jobs<br />
Jim Guy Tucker tackles Medicaid waste, offers to trim fat<br />
Jim Guy Tucker's ideas for curbing Medicaid waste, fraud<br />
Jim Guy Tucker bold in proposing tax increase for Medicaid<br />
Jim Guy Tucker frees funds for mercury contamination tests<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says AFDC sends wrong message to mothers<br />
Jim Guy Tucker would cut welfare for extra child<br />
Serving all of 1992 would give Clinton little more retirement<br />
Democrat-Gazette calls for B ill Clinton's resignation<br />
Legislators send youth wilderness camp budget back to Tucker<br />
Ark Supreme Ct rules Jim Guy Tucker will be governor<br />
Jim Guy Tucker invites Clintons to live in Mansion until Jan<br />
Jim Guy Tucker will have all benefits of governor's office<br />
Jim Guy Tucker presents plan for Medicaid bailout<br />
Summary of Jim Guy Tucker's tax package for Legislature<br />
Pension increase not behind Clinton refusal to resign now<br />
DATE PAGE COL
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Democrat-Gazette finds Tucker's Medicaid approach impressive 12/ 6/92 34<br />
Column comments on opposition to Tucker plan on welfre 12/ 6/92 55<br />
Jim Guy Tucker's tax proposals are column topic 12/ 6/92 55<br />
Jim Guy Tucker says lobbies fish for sales tax increase 12/ 8/92 Al<br />
No more excuses (John Starr column on succession ruling) 12/ 8/92 B9<br />
Bill Clinton to resign Dec 12; Jim Guy Tucker to be sworn in 12/ 9/92 A1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker believes his tax plan will survice 12/ 9/92 A14<br />
Jim Guy Tucker honored by reception at Hot Springs 12/ 9/92 A14<br />
Jim Guy Tucker to listen to 1awmakers"ideas on Medicaid 12/10/92 BI<br />
Colmn calls Jim Guy Tucker a Clinton clone on taxes 12/10/92 B9<br />
Jim Guy Tucker rising to the occasion, John Brummett writes 12/10/92 B9<br />
Bill in Legis would def h e use of Mansion by former governors 12/11/92 A14<br />
Jim Guy Tucker gains Medicaid tax plan support in Legislature 12/11/92 B1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker continues to resist sales tax increase 12/12/92 A1<br />
Gov Clinton's chief of staff, Bill Bowen, leaving office 12/12/92 B1<br />
Most of Bill Clinton's staff to remain with Jim Guy Tucker 12/12/92 B1<br />
Bill Clinton resigns office of governor 12/13/92 Al<br />
Jim Guy Tucker sworn in as 43rd governor of <strong>Arkansas</strong> 12/13/92 Al<br />
Gov Clinton's resignation ends era in <strong>Arkansas</strong> politics 12/13/92 Al<br />
Orval E Faubus keeps tenure record by 24 days 12/13/92 A1<br />
Power elite attend inauguration of Gov Jim Guy Tucker 12/15/92 A30<br />
Jim Guy Tucker gets no honeymoon as Legislature meets 12/13/92 B1<br />
Ark Municipal League applauds Gov Tucker's tax package 12/14/92 A1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker kindles dissent among tobacco tax allies 12/14/92 A1<br />
Gov Tucker's tax package supported by Ark Fairness Council 12/14/92 B2<br />
Gov Jim Guy Tucker hands his tax package to the Legislature 12/15/92 A1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker addresses special session of Legislature 12/15/92 A1<br />
Gov Tucker's speech did not bring concensus in Legislature 12/15/92 B4<br />
Lobbyists, promoters of Tucker's tax package in tug of war 12/15/92 B4<br />
Soft drink industry workers rattle cans, anger Gov Tucker 12/15/92 B5<br />
Excerpts from Gw Tucker's speech to Legislature 12/15/92 B5<br />
Tbo tax proposals fly through Senate, stick in House 12/16/92 A1<br />
Gov Tucker pulls lawmakers into his office to lobby for bills 12/16/92 D4<br />
House finds little to Iae in Gav Tucker's tax proposals 12/16/92 D4<br />
Bill in Legis would allow Clinton to stay in Mansion 12/16/92 D5<br />
Insiders abound on Gav Tucker's legislative team of 13 12/16/92 D5<br />
GovTuckergoestoSenatetoexpressthanks fortheirvote 12/17/92Al<br />
Gov Tucker prevails in defeat of sales tax idea 12/17/92 Al<br />
Tucker's staff works through uproar with little job security 12/17/92 B5<br />
Gov Tucker establishes himself as square-shooter on issues 12/17/92 B5<br />
Gov Tucker comments on passage of tax legislation 12/18/92 B4<br />
JimGuyTuckergetsgoodgradesforhandlingMedicaidtest 12/19/92B4<br />
Governor Tucker sure Medicaid budget war not won yet 12/20/92 A1<br />
Jim Guy Tucker signs new tax measures into law 12/22/92 B1<br />
3 W Benafield spends much time in Gov Tucker's office (col) 12/24/92 B7<br />
GOVERNOR' S SCHOLARS<br />
see Scholarships and loans<br />
GOVERNOR'S SCHOOL (Ark)<br />
Paul Greenberg describes his visit to school<br />
GRACE, PRESTON B JR<br />
see also Banks<br />
GRACE. PRESTON I3 SR<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<br />
GRACEN, ELIZABETH (WARD)
DATE PAGE COL<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Former Miss America from Russellville is Playboy centerfold 04/ 2/92 Al 2<br />
Press conf in LR promotes Playboy pictorial 04/2/92Al 2<br />
Says her only link to Bill Clinton was at public events 04/2/92Al 2<br />
Russellville residents mostly silent on playboy appearance 04/ 2/92 A14 5<br />
GRAN, ED<br />
see also Trials<br />
GRAND GULF POWER PLANT<br />
see Electric power<br />
GRANDPARENTS. Visitation Rights of<br />
see Children and youth<br />
GRAPES<br />
see Agriculture<br />
GRAVETT. CARROLL L<br />
see also Police - Pulaski County<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
GUY, CYNTHIA<br />
see also Deaths<br />
GRAY. HENRY<br />
see also Outdoor Sportsmen's Ball of Fame, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
GRAY. HUNTER<br />
Designed ornament for state's Christmas trees<br />
GRAY. JOHN H<br />
El Dorado oilman honored by geologists group<br />
GREAT ARKANSAS TREASURE HUNT<br />
see also Property. Unclaimed<br />
GREEN THUMB<br />
see also Labor<br />
GREEN, ERNEST G<br />
Tells NAACP of his lessons in freedom<br />
GREENBERG, PAUL<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
see also News and news media<br />
GUENPEACE<br />
see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also PoLlution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
GREENSPAN, ALAN<br />
see also Business Council<br />
GREGORY, Dl CK<br />
Left LR secure with DIGNITY. Gregory says<br />
GREGORY. RICHARD L<br />
see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)<br />
GREGORY, ROBERT<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
GREYS TONE MANS ION<br />
see Housing<br />
GRISHAM, JOHN<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
GRIZZETL. RAY<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
GROBMYER. MARK<br />
Comments on Clinton-Gore presidential ticket<br />
GRUBBS SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Grubbs District
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GRUBBS. Ark<br />
see also Rivers and lakes<br />
GULF STATES UTILITIES INC<br />
see Entergy Corp<br />
GUN CONTROL<br />
see Firearms<br />
GYPSY MOTH<br />
see Forests and forestry<br />
KALITY, ALEX<br />
Author of 'Roots1 dies at age 70; had <strong>Arkansas</strong> ties<br />
WEY, TOM<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
WL, B C<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
HALL, JOHN WESLEX 3R<br />
see also Colored People, National Association for the Adv...<br />
IUIUKER, RAYMON<br />
see also Calhoun County<br />
HAMBURY;<br />
see also Assaults<br />
HAMILTON, BARRJZTT 3R<br />
see also Barrett Hamilton Inc<br />
Body found in W C believed to be LR executive<br />
Cause of Hamilton's death still unknown<br />
Obituary<br />
NYC police rule out homicide in Hamiltonrs death<br />
Cocaine intoxication killed Barrett, authorities say<br />
Hamilton called 'Pied Piper' of Aspen<br />
Barrett Hamilton told police of threats before drug death<br />
Hamilton told police he had ties to the drug underworld<br />
HAMMERS MMIDT, JOHN PAUL<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
see also North <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community College<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
To join Southwestern Enerw at Fayetteville in January<br />
WAMPTON, DAN<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
HAMRA, GERALD F<br />
Hamra named <strong>Arkansas</strong> Citizen of the Year by March of Dimes<br />
About 550 people help honor Jerry Hamra as Citizen of the Yr<br />
HAMZY, CONNIE<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
WCOCK, MIm<br />
see also Coroners<br />
HAND1 CAPPED<br />
see also Education - Remedial. and special<br />
see also Hwnan Development Centers (Ark)<br />
see also Mental health and disorders<br />
see also State Hospital (Ark)<br />
Gav B ill Clinton's call, concessions ended protest at office 01/ 1/92 AZ<br />
Medicaid budget cut was source of sit-in at governor's office 01/ 1/92 Al<br />
Column comments on protest by ADAPT group 01/ 1/92 B9<br />
Federal courthouse in LR experiments with computer for deaf 011' 6/92 B1
DA'E PAGE COL<br />
Local chapter of Natl Stuttering Project offers support 01/ 6/92 132<br />
Disabled face new rights era with new federal act 01/26/92 A l<br />
Profiles of three handicapped persons 01/26/92 Al<br />
Many disabled persons say barrier equal to 'whites onlyr sign 01/26/92 A16<br />
Special rept on provisions of Americans With Disabilities Act 01/26/92 A16<br />
Ear implant lets deaf youngster at Haskell, hear sound 02/ 2/92 B4<br />
Glenn Anderson works to help black deaf children beat odds 02/10/92 B1<br />
Advocates of disabled ask DWS to keep waiver program 02/19/92 B1<br />
Gav Clinton names members of task force for disabled 02/29/92 B4<br />
Sue Smith Travel Center specializes in helping the disabled 03/22/92 Gl<br />
Shooting victim Larry Collins wercomes handicap 0%' 8/92 B1<br />
Mainstream Living helps handicapped persons find employment 06/14/92 Dl<br />
Quadriplegic youth pins hope on biofeedback therapy 07/ 4/92 B2<br />
Disability Act called a dream and a nightmare 07/26/92 B1<br />
Ceremony celebrates progress in employment of the handicapped 07/ 27/92 B1<br />
Aldersgate Camp for disabled children offers respite<br />
Controversy surrounds proposed program for the hHndicapped<br />
Charles Eickhoff wills $800.000 to Lions program fox blind<br />
Reporter spends day in wheelchair, recounts difficulties<br />
Accommodating disabled in state buildings will cost millions<br />
Federal grand jury probe sought on DHS bldgs accessibility<br />
Brain-inj ury survivors helped through UCA program<br />
ADAPT says Gov Clinton failed to make good on his promises<br />
Customized hone for the disabled built in LR<br />
Task force prepares report on needs of disabled in Ark<br />
Lions World Services for the Blind has horticulture program<br />
HAND1 CRAFTS<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
HANG GLIDING<br />
see also Aviation and aircraft<br />
HARBOR DISTRIBUTING CO<br />
A C Freeman brings debt suit against 3 Acxiom officials<br />
Acxiom officers stand to lose 175.000 shares of stock<br />
Charles Morgan, James T Womble. Robert S Kline named in suit<br />
Suit alleges 3 Acxiom officers behind on loan by A C Freeman<br />
Three Acxiom officials own other beer distributorships<br />
Acxiom officers file counterclaim to A C Freeman suit<br />
HARBORS. PORTS AND MARINAS<br />
Yellow Bend port to be operated by River Terminals Inc<br />
HARDIN, LUTHER<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
see also Education - Reorganization and reform<br />
HARDING UNIVERSITY<br />
see also Football<br />
Degree in family therapy to be offered<br />
Harding may develop a campus in central Florida<br />
Kresge grant of $350.000 to be used for repair of buildings<br />
Enrollment of 3.463 is new record<br />
HARDY<br />
Mural on mill wall records town's past<br />
HARDY, BO<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
HARGROVE, JOE L
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see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
HARMON, DAN<br />
Harmon believes Federal Judge Henry Woods biased against him 01/14/92 A3<br />
Harmon to go on trial on chgs of failure to file tax returns 01/14/92 A3<br />
Harmon alleges IRS has tapes of tapped telephone conversation 01/25/92 Bl<br />
Tape irrelevant to tax case. Harmonrs atty says<br />
Lawyers predict speedy tax-evasion trial for Hamon<br />
Convicted on misdemeanor tax count, could lose law license<br />
Harmon may switch lawyers for sentencing<br />
Prosecuting Atty gets probation in income tax case<br />
Prosecutor may lose law license<br />
HARP'S FOOD STORES INC<br />
Chain set to offer bulk foods to bolster sales<br />
HARP. DOUG<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
HARPER, DAE&A<br />
Missing Arkansan's cousin vanishes in Arizona<br />
HARRINGTON, DAVE<br />
see also Economic development<br />
see also Heartland Capital Partners<br />
HARRIS, MLTSKIE<br />
see also Gambling<br />
HARRISBURG<br />
H P Maddox Jr cannot legally serve as mayor, group contends<br />
Prosecutor says he will not try to oust Mayor H P Maddox<br />
HARRISON, WILLIAM<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
HARVEST FOODS INC<br />
see also Education - Gifts<br />
Harvest Foods announces plans for restructuring<br />
Harvest chgs Don ~ennin~ton, Bill Mathis with diverting funds 05/19/92 Dl<br />
Ex-CEO Don Pennington no stranger to litigation 05/25/92 Dl<br />
Don Pennington denies lawsuit s claims 06/15/92 Dl Ideal Bread says kickback sought; Harvest denies allegation 07/ 1/92 Dl Ideal Baking official backs away from kickback allegation 07/ 3/92 Dl<br />
ACORN criticizes Harvest Foods practices at some stores 07/29/92 34<br />
Harvest Foods tries to cut losses on double coupons 12/15/92 Al<br />
HARVEST TRUST<br />
see also Fischer, Daniel J<br />
HATFIELD, MELISSA ANNE MCMATH<br />
Profile of state's first jury consultant<br />
HAWAY, CHARLES E<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> at Little Rock<br />
HATWAY, KIRT<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
HAWGS ILLUSTRATED (Periodical 1<br />
see also Athletics and sports<br />
HAWKINS. DAVf D<br />
Retired <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat editor has not retired his opinions 11/30/92 El<br />
WKINS, MARLIN<br />
see also Conway County<br />
HAYES, TERRY<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
HAZ ARDOU S MATERIAL S
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
HAZ ING<br />
see also Colleges and univa - Fraternities and sororities<br />
HEAD START<br />
Pocahontas to test Head Start program on older children<br />
HEALTH CARE ACCESS FOUNDATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see Medicine and health<br />
HEALTH CARE TRAINING CORP<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
HJULTH CLINICS, School-Based<br />
see also Birth control and abortion<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
HEALTN DEPARTMENT (Ark)<br />
Shares Peabody Award with KARK-TV for teen pregnancy series<br />
Fahmy Malak finds new position within Health Dept<br />
Director Joycelyn Elders, lawmakers spar aver budget<br />
HEALTH INSURANCE<br />
see also Jones Truck Lines Inc<br />
HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see also Nursing hrmes<br />
HEARING AIDS<br />
see also Handicapped<br />
HEARTLAND CAPITAL PARTNERS<br />
Alice Walton proposes capital fund for business in 8 states<br />
Dave Harrington, Doug Martin favor formation of fund<br />
Firm would consist of $100 million equity investment fund<br />
Alice Walton's great idea (ed)<br />
HECK ROOFING CO<br />
Mike Osburn files $150,000 suit alleging abuse by Ray Heck<br />
HE IPER RROJECT INTERNATIONAL<br />
Project for Poland and Romania farmers set up<br />
HE IML I CH , HENRY<br />
Dr Heimlich speaks at dedication of Saline Memorial Hospital<br />
HELENA-WEST HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Helena-West He1 ena District<br />
see Sex crimes<br />
HEMINGWAY, LORIAN<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
HEMLOCK SOCIETY<br />
see also Death<br />
HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY<br />
see <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<br />
see Athletics and sports<br />
see Go15<br />
Henderson State appeals ruling in court discipline case<br />
Henderson leading state schools to high standards<br />
HENDERSON, ROBERT<br />
see also Music<br />
HENDREN, JIMM LARRY<br />
see also Courts, Federal<br />
HENDREN. KIM<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
HENDRIX COLLEGE<br />
see Basketball<br />
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DATE PAGE COL<br />
see Clinton Roger<br />
Dr Ann B Die is finalist for presidency of Hendrk College<br />
Dr Ann H Die named president of Hendrix College<br />
Dr Ann H Die is 4th woman to head college in Ark<br />
Hendrix College Profile wina 29 journalism awards<br />
Hillary Clinton addresses Hendrix College graduates<br />
Four ministers named to board<br />
Ground broken for new libraq<br />
Five new faculty members added<br />
Hendrix listed among best college buys<br />
U S News and World Report ranks Hendrix one of the best<br />
Biographical profile of President Anne Marie Hayes Die<br />
Ray and Ethel Adair leave bequest of $250.000 to Hendrix<br />
Note threatens cartoonist for college newspaper<br />
Rash of vandalism. threats plagues college campus<br />
Hendrix graduate Charles A McCoy donates $99,717 to school<br />
Inauguration of President Ann Dye set<br />
Marjorie B Bailey leaves wer $3 million to Hendrix<br />
Dr Ann H Die was named president during 1992<br />
HERBICIDES<br />
see Forests and forestry<br />
HERCULES INC<br />
see also Pollution, wastea and hazardous materials<br />
HEXGET, DICK<br />
see also Insurance industry<br />
HERITAGE PRESS INC<br />
Owner Ron Oberlag locked out by his uncle. Walter Keenihan<br />
Walter C Keenihan gets court order against Ron Oberlag<br />
Suit deepens family feud as former owners seek foreclosure<br />
Firm files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy<br />
Heritage Press founder disputes bankruptcy filing by nephew<br />
Heritage Press belongs to Pat James Oberlag. court rules<br />
HESS, EARZ, J<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
HESTON. CJURLTON<br />
see also Congress - Senate (Class I)<br />
HICXINGBOTHAM, FRANK<br />
see also TCBY Enterprises Inc<br />
HIGHER EIlUCATION<br />
see Colleges and univs<br />
HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Ark)<br />
see also Marijuana Laws, National Organization for Reform of<br />
see also Vigilance groups<br />
AHTD purchases luxury airplane for $2.875 million 02/15/92 A1<br />
Specifications for AHTD airplane raises questions 02/15/92 A1<br />
Purchase of $2.7 million plane lands chiefs in contrwersy 02/24/92 BI<br />
John R Starr column on AHC purchase of airplane 03/ 1/92 55<br />
Article reviews logs of airplane traffic 03/ 9/92 B1<br />
Two or fewex aboard airplane on 62 of 156 flights 03/10/92 El<br />
Columnist asks if officials need $2.87 million plane 03/11/92 B11<br />
John R Starr column on purchase of airplane 03/15/92 35<br />
New plan has flown 14 times in 7 weeks 04/ 2/92 Al<br />
Highway agencies in other states awn their own planes 04/ 3/92 31<br />
Rodney Slater elected chairman of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Highway Commission 12/ 2/92 B3
HIGHWAY COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see Highway and Transportatation Department (Ark)<br />
see Taxation<br />
HIGHWAYS<br />
see Roads<br />
HIJACKINGS<br />
see Prisons and prisoners<br />
HILL. SmTEN DOUGLAS<br />
see also Murders - Klein, Robert W<br />
HINDSMAN, SAM F<br />
State Bureau of Standards chief retires<br />
HrNN. BENNY<br />
see also Religion<br />
HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SI!IES<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
Renovation of Little Rock Community Church under way<br />
Historic Hotze House at LR sold to Steven Gates<br />
Powhatan courthouse symbolizes rich history of Lawrence Co<br />
Waldo studies saving historic bank building<br />
Quapaw Quarter tour of homes includes some fine examples<br />
Effort under way to save Mosaic Templars of America Bldg<br />
Group organizes to try to save Mosaic Templars Building<br />
Monte Ne hotel ruins added to National Register<br />
Seventeen state sites nominated for National Register<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette Bldg placed on list<br />
Twenty-three buildings added to list<br />
Rifts hamper effort to save Mortaic Templars bldg<br />
Little Rock Community Church bldg in Quapaw Quarter restored<br />
Gann House at Benton to be renovated<br />
Rohwer Relocation Center Cemetery is Natl Historic Landmark<br />
NLR to propose 280 structures as historic district<br />
Historic structure at LR bought through revolving loan fund<br />
Quapaw Quarter at LR includes about 1.000 homes, buildings<br />
Elisha Baxter hme at Batesville offered for sale<br />
Eight more buildings named to Register of Historic Places<br />
Little Rock Community Church is Quapaw Quarter site<br />
Hot Springs given building where Bill Clinton attended school<br />
Owners of Sunset Hotel in Bella Vista seek new use for bldg<br />
HISTORY (Ark)<br />
see also Archives and records<br />
see also Civil War<br />
see also Pike, Albert<br />
Segment of tunnel unearthed at old Little Rock Arsenal<br />
Monument at Hot Springs honors Hiram Abiff Whittington<br />
Dr Roy E Thanas has massive collection of social history<br />
History shms several sitting governors resigned<br />
List of men who have sexwed as acting governors<br />
Brief history of Gov Elisha Baxter<br />
HIV/AIDS ACTION LIFE CENTER<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
HODGES, KANEXXER JR<br />
see also Education - Newport District<br />
HODNOTT. RAY<br />
see also Courts, State and local<br />
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HOG CALL (Periodical)<br />
see Athletics and sports<br />
HOGAN, GARY<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
HOLIDAY INN<br />
Suit alleges firing after sexual harassment complaint<br />
HOLLIMAN, BRENDA FAYE<br />
see also Fewell and Associates<br />
see also Final Touch Interiors<br />
see also Pardon and parole<br />
HOLL INGSWORTH, BROOKS<br />
see also Football - College<br />
HOLLINGSWORTH, LES<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
HOLLIS AND CO<br />
Settlement proposed in Hollis liquidation<br />
Stephens Inc to pay $1.25 million in Hollis bankruptcy<br />
HOLT, JACK JR<br />
see also Courts, State and local<br />
HOLTZ, LOU<br />
Featured speaker at went honoring Gerald F Hamra<br />
Former Razorback football coach still popular in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
HOME HEALTH CARE<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
HOME-BASED EDUCATION<br />
see Education - Private<br />
HOMOSEXUAL S<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Law education progms<br />
see also Credit<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
Sheriff arrests eight men at Morgan rest area on sex charges<br />
Fort Smith churches sway ABC to reject gay bar permit<br />
Fort Smith focuses on gays, arrests 18 in northside park<br />
G w Bill Clinton opposes law against homosexual acts<br />
State Sen V ic Snyder to seek repeal of sodomy law<br />
ACT UP to hold same-sex kiss-in at Hope<br />
Columnist writes on repeal of sodomy law<br />
Gay activists hand out condoms near Hope. LR high ~chools<br />
Request of two men to be married denied by Hempstead County<br />
Gay Pride Week to be celebrated in Little Rock events<br />
Minnesota lawmaker tells LR gays they need to be seen, heard<br />
Gay, lesbian rally at Fayetteville to be met with protesters<br />
Gays, protesters gather at Fayetteville park<br />
Protesters ask Bishop Andrew J McDonald to speak out<br />
HONEA, T MILTON<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
H00-H00. International Order of<br />
Group to hold 100th anniversary in Hot Springs<br />
Order is now 100 years old<br />
HOOKS. BENJAMIN<br />
see also Colored People, National Association for the Adv.. ,<br />
HOPE. Ark<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Birthplace and boyhood homes<br />
HOPKINS , JAMES FRANK<br />
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see also Cemeteries<br />
HORNE, REX M J R<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
HORSE RACING<br />
Lawmakers get more Oaklawn passes to distribute this year<br />
Racing season opens at Oaklawn at Hot Springs<br />
Paul Register denied rehearing in suit against Oaklawn Park<br />
John Ed Anthony's Pine Bluff wins <strong>Arkansas</strong> Derby<br />
Lil E Tee, ridden by Pat Day, wins Kentucky Derby<br />
W Cal Partee of Magnolia, is owner of Lil E Tee<br />
W Cal Partee comments on Lil E Tee's Kentucky Derby win<br />
HORSEBACK RIDING<br />
see also Trails<br />
HORSES<br />
Iaamtes in state prison learn art of horseshoeing<br />
HORSESHOEING<br />
see Horses<br />
HOW ICE<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
HOSPITALS<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
HOSTAGES<br />
see also Liberia<br />
HOSTEL S<br />
Hot Springs is site of hostel for international youths<br />
HOT CHECKS<br />
see Tart, Raymond<br />
HOT SPRINGS<br />
see also Bars and night clubs<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Birthplace and Boyhood Homes<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Rivers and lakes<br />
En’ orcement of law on historic dist protested by merchants<br />
Legal battle on over effort to reduce 3 pct tax on meals<br />
Hot Springs to be sister city to Hanamaki, Japan<br />
HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK<br />
see Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Hot Springs District<br />
see Traffic accidents, violations and safety<br />
HOTELS<br />
see also Apparitions<br />
see also Convention facilities and conventions<br />
Camelot mner, Mehta Associates files for Chapter 11<br />
Excelsior Hotel chandelier gets first cleaning in 10 years<br />
Masters Economy Inn ban on local guests puzzles many people<br />
List of top ten Central Ark hotels<br />
Markham Inn owner sues banks over loans<br />
Three Eureka Springs hotels sold; fourth offered<br />
Markham Inn ensnared in scandal over financing<br />
Fayetteville Hilton may convert one floor to offices<br />
Excelsior at LR celebrates 10th anniversary<br />
Excelsior Hotel names ballroom for Bill Clinton<br />
Crowd of 400 see renaming of Excelsior ballroom for Clinton<br />
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HOTZE HOUSE (Little Rock)<br />
see also Historic buildings and sites<br />
HOUSE OF WEBSTER<br />
Rogers firm sells culture of the Ozarks 06/22/92 Dl<br />
HOU SING<br />
see also Handicapped<br />
Fayetteville area ranks among best in South for homebuyers 01/ 9/92 Dl<br />
LR-NLR ranks worst in south for hme buyers 01/ 9/92 Dl<br />
Searcy woman goes to top to get lower FmHA payments 01/20/92 Al<br />
LR Authority approves funds to increased security in projects 01/22/92 B2<br />
Guards. but no guns, to keep LR housing projects safe 01/26/92 B1<br />
NLR official wants limit on teens renting public housing 02/ 3/92 I31<br />
Rape victim sues NLR complex over safety conditions 02/ 5/92 B7<br />
Police substation in NLR projects generally praised 02/14/92 B2<br />
LR, NLR need $250.000 for innovative housing program 02/17/92 B1<br />
Fear empties third of LR family housing proj ects 03/18/92 B2<br />
700 volunteers painting inner city houses in Little Rock 03/29/92 B1<br />
Racial disparity in mortgage appravals ranks Ark 3rd-worst 04/ 1/92 Al<br />
Loan rept will aid effort. ACORN says 04/ 2/92 Dl<br />
City inspectors need no search warrant, judge rulee 04/ 8/92 B9<br />
Little Rock Housing Authority listed as troubled agency 05/ 6/92 132<br />
California builders plan development on Lake Hamilton 05/10/92 G1<br />
FHA suspects fraud in program fox the poor and elderly in Ark 05/24/92 G1<br />
Census shows state's housing newer, cheaper than typical 06/ 4/92 B1<br />
NLR Housing Agency to form corporation to renovate hames 06/12/92 I32<br />
Homeowners say Home Owners Warranty stalled on paying claim 07/ 6/92 B1<br />
Houee ordered from Sears 64 years ago still in use 07/19/92 B1<br />
HUD finds upkeep of LR public housing proj ect s lax 07/23/92 A1<br />
LR public housing prmpts criticism of Rev Daniel Bowman 07/24/92 B2<br />
LR Authority to spend $4.85 million more where vandals rule 07/26/92 Al<br />
Vandals trash house on which LR Authority spent $20.000 07/26/92 Al<br />
Chenal Properties opens two new subdivisions in LR 07/27/92 D6<br />
LR Housing Authority to tackle HUD criticisms 07/30/92 B4<br />
Excessive vacancies may cost LR Authority $450,000 08/ 1/92 B2<br />
LR city officials ready to help Housing Authority prosper 08/ 4/92 B2<br />
Three top bids on Greystone Mansion under review 08/ 4/92 Dl<br />
LR Housing Authority set on long road to recovery 08/ 6/92 B2<br />
Housing (non) Authority (ed on Booker Homes vandalism) 08/ 6/92 B8<br />
Method to wercome LR Authority troubled designation debated 09/16/92 B2<br />
State Sen Jerry Jewel1 to sponsor housing lottery bill 09/28/92 B1<br />
Fort Smith has unwritten policy on low-income housing sites 11/ 7/92 37<br />
LR faces suit if public housing not imprwed 11/10/92 B1<br />
Lawsuit charges LR, HUD with ignoring public housing woes 11/20/92 B2<br />
Timing of suit by LR housing residents surprising 11/21/92 B2<br />
Pine Bluff mayor-elect ready to tackle housing shortage 12/ 2/92 A17<br />
Some tenants want top housing officials at LR ousted 12/15/92 B2<br />
Earth home at Hot Springs saves on utilities, maintenance 12/20/92 A31<br />
Building cannot meet demand in expanding NW <strong>Arkansas</strong> 12/20/92 GI<br />
HOUZKIN, LORENE<br />
NLR woman reunited with family after 28 years 06/ 6/92 Al<br />
HOWARD, W GENE<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
H(IEJELL, MAX<br />
Hillary Clinton praises Howell % advocacy for children
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Institute at Children's Hospital named for Howell<br />
Peers recall a 'political animal1 who prowled 45 years<br />
HOXIE<br />
Mayor requests opinion on FOI, council session<br />
HOY. PAT C XI<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
HOYT, ARTHUR<br />
see also Drugs and drug trade<br />
HUCKABEE. MIKE<br />
see also Congress - Senate (Class 1)<br />
Huckabee recovering from pneumonia in Texarkana hospital 11/11/92 B5 1<br />
Wuckabee released by hospital 11/12/92 B7 3<br />
Huckabee recuperates, reflections during postelection period 12/26/92 B1 2<br />
HUCKABY. ELIZABETH<br />
see also Civil rights and discrimination<br />
HUDGENS. JOHN<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
HUDSON FOODS INC<br />
Finn ends 1991 with good news, bad news report<br />
Hudson made $8.54 million net prof it in 1991<br />
Fort Smith plant to close with loss of 473 jobs<br />
Net income for first quarter is $81.000<br />
James Hudson defends his salary despite earnings report<br />
Hudson plans $20 million capital impruvements program<br />
Report shms Hudson Foods in red<br />
Hudson reports 55.9 pct drop in quarterly earnings<br />
CEO says Hudson not for sale<br />
HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO<br />
see also General Dynamics Corp<br />
HUGHES. LOUISE JEAN<br />
see also Assaults<br />
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (Ark)<br />
Six centers need $19.7 million in renovations 07/29/92 B3 1<br />
Former Arkadelphia Center director Russ Burbank chgd in theft 08/ 4/92 Al 2<br />
Russ Burbank chgd with taking Volunteer Council funds 08/4/92Al 2<br />
Russ Burbank to surrender in charity theft charges 08/ 5/92 El 5<br />
Russell Burbank takes leave from Texas job 08/ 6/92 B1 6<br />
Russ Burbank offers innocent plea in thefts of $70.205 08/ 7/92 El 3<br />
Editorial protests gag order in Russ Burbank case 08/ 8/92 B8 1<br />
Russ Burbank pleads guilty to theft from charity group 10/21/92 B1 1<br />
Ex-aide Shannon McKnight charged in battery of 2 at: Conway 11/19/92 B1 5<br />
Russ Burbank enters plea bargain, will repay $65,847.98 11/20/92 Bl 1<br />
Conway center disciplines 3 supervisors 12/19/92 El 2<br />
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT (Ark)<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
see also Mental health and disorders<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
HUMANITARLAN NARDS, NCC3<br />
E Charles Eichenbaum. William H Bowen honored<br />
HUNGER<br />
see Welfare and the poor<br />
HUNT, J B<br />
see also Banks<br />
see also Books and writing
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see also Hunt. J B, Transport Inc<br />
HUNT, J B, TRANSPORT INC<br />
Hunt to offer 3-for-2 stock split to shareholders<br />
Hunt reports 1991 gain<br />
Hunt changing bookkeeping method<br />
Hunt. Union Pacific join forces for Mexico business<br />
Makes elite list of predicted top stock performers in '90s<br />
Hunt teams with White River <strong>Tech</strong>nical Coll to train drivers<br />
Hunt. IBM to test truck communication computers<br />
Hunt expands presence in waste hauling<br />
Statistics on income, earnings, revenue during 1st quarter<br />
Conrail agrees to ship hunt trailers to Northeast markets<br />
J B Hunt driven to keep firm on right road<br />
Hunt joins Mexican firm in freight pact<br />
Hunt may buy transportation division of Coors<br />
Johnnie Hunt empire started with chicken litter<br />
Hunt's teaming with railroads subj ecr of New York Times story 06/29/92 D3<br />
Income up by 31 per cent 07/16/92 D2<br />
Hunt fails to acquire Coorsl trucking branch 07/23/92 Dl<br />
J B Hunt discusses road ahead for trucking industry 12/ 6/92 G1<br />
Hunt uses Karl Malone in ads recruiting drivers 12/29/92 Dl<br />
rnNTCO STEET.4 CO<br />
Steel mill to be built in Mississippi County near 2 others 02/28/92 Dl<br />
HUNTER, SCOTT<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
HUNTING<br />
see Animal sights<br />
see Wildlife<br />
HUNTSMAN, RALPH<br />
see also Agriculture<br />
HUNTSMAN, WAYNE<br />
see also Agriculture<br />
HUNTSVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
HURRICANES<br />
see Disasters and emergencies<br />
HURST. H(IWARD CATES<br />
Biographical sketch of florist Howard Hurst<br />
HURT, BUNT<br />
see also Education - Private<br />
HUSSMAN. WALmR E JR<br />
see also Country Club of Little Rocck<br />
see also News and news media<br />
Husman take ribbing at toast and roast<br />
HUTCXINSON, ASA<br />
see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
HUTMINSON. TIM<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
I CARE COMPANIES<br />
R P Carter named CEO; nationwide expansion planned<br />
I Q MTERNATIONAL INC<br />
InnexQuest glasses are considered medical device by FDA<br />
InnerQuest glasses made by LR firm seized by FDA
Sharper Image Stores were among InnerQuest distributors<br />
W A Robinson heads I Q International Inc<br />
Wearers of InnerQuest glasses say they suffered seizures<br />
FDA tells firm to stop marketing relaxation vmachinel<br />
W A Robinson says Sharper Image pullout brought bankruptcy<br />
Glasses have been quite effective with autistic children<br />
IQ executive Jim Lilly says he was not told of problmes<br />
W A Robinson filed false information, article alleges<br />
IDEAt BREAD CO<br />
see also Harvest Foods Inc<br />
IDEAL CEMENT CO<br />
Employees plead case against closure of plant at Okay<br />
Plant at Okay to close<br />
IHDE, RICK<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
ILLEGITIMACY<br />
Article on work of Florence Crittenden Home in Little Rock<br />
ILLINOIS RIVER<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous mterials<br />
ILLITERACY<br />
Newsletter shows adults can conquer illiteracy<br />
Adult literacy program targets housing proj ect s<br />
ILV INC<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
IMMANUEL BAPTIST MURCH<br />
see Baptist Church<br />
IMMIGRATION AM) EMIGRATION<br />
Poll finds most leave <strong>Arkansas</strong> because of job<br />
IMPERATO, LOU<br />
Gun dealer files to collect $3.9 million f ram 3 LR men<br />
Sale and bankruptcy of American Military Arms source of suit<br />
Suit names John Flake, Larry C Wallace, Edward M Penick Jr<br />
IMPLANTS, Breast<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
IMPLANTS, Cochlear<br />
see also Handicapped<br />
IMPOTENCE<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
IN VITRO FERTILIZATION<br />
see Reproduct ion (Human)<br />
INCINRRATORS<br />
see also Fayetteville<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
INCOME. Per Capita<br />
see Wages, salaries and income<br />
INDE RENDENCE COUNTY<br />
see also Legal aid for the poor<br />
see also Legal profession<br />
see also Police<br />
Burglary suspect alleges informant, sheriff set him up<br />
Expenses of Sheriff David Hunter under scrutiny<br />
INDEPENDENCE FEDERAL BANK<br />
see also Banks<br />
INDIANS, American<br />
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11/28/92 Al 2<br />
11/28/92 A15 1
DATE PAGE COIL<br />
Cherokee band wants to estab land for federal trust in Ark 03/24/92 B1 1<br />
Cherokees hope to find land in Washington County for home 03/24/92 B1 1<br />
Cherokees willing to forgo gambling to get land in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 03/25/92 B1 1<br />
Tribe of Cherokees wants to muve to Hot Springs 09/12/92Bl 3<br />
Kaetoowah tribe asks legisltors to support reservation in Ark 09/23/92 B3 1<br />
Keetowahs looking at Southeast Ark for resemation site 12/3/92Bl 1<br />
Keetoowah might get federal money, Indian Affairs says 12/ 4/92 B12 1<br />
INDU STRIAL ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY<br />
On-the-job accidents expected to cost state $11 million 02/ 3/92 B3 1<br />
Virco M’g Coxp worker listed in critical condition 03/ 7/92 B3 5<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> safety standards faulted by Am-CIO 05/24/92 GI 1<br />
Statistics on <strong>Arkansas</strong> rates 05/24/92 GI 1<br />
Smith Fiberglass worker burned when chemical can burst 09/11/92 B1 I<br />
Leon Joe Deevers killed when dirt compactor flipped 12/ 8/92 B2 1<br />
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see also American Military Arms Corp<br />
see also Century Marketing<br />
see also Economic development<br />
see also Morrilton Plastics Products Inc<br />
INFORMATION STORAGE<br />
see also Computers and data processing<br />
INNERQUEST GLASSES<br />
see X Q International Inc<br />
IN SECTS<br />
see also Forests and forestry<br />
INSURANCE<br />
see also Christian Brotherhood Newsletter<br />
see also Education - Salaries, benefits, etc<br />
see also Stoltz, James Patrick<br />
State employees may soon get option on hospital use 01/15/92 B3 1<br />
State rules on 'bare-bones' health insurance to change 03/27/92 Dl 6<br />
Southland Park shorts part-timers on insurance, senator says 03/30/92 Dl 1<br />
State Sen Mike hrerett accuses Southland of shorting workers 03/30/92 Dl 1<br />
Christian Brotherhood Newsletter supported by 150 at hearing 05/28/92 B2 2<br />
Ohio group wants Gov Clinton to end inquiry on Newsletter 05/30/92 A13 1<br />
Health insurance costs for Independence Co workers skyrocket 081' 7/92 B7 2<br />
Oneinfoux<strong>Arkansas</strong>motoristshavenoliability insurance 08/10/92Al 2<br />
Auto insurance rates in Ark rank 43rd in nation 08/10/92 A3 3<br />
Independence Co employees leave health plan after cost rise 08/12/92 B9 3<br />
Alex Montez case involves alleges insurance fraud scheme 08/15/92 I31 1<br />
Alex Montez. Bolin Young, 3 others chgd in fraud schme 08/15/92 B1 1<br />
Fayetteville atty David Scott Post accused in insuracnce case 08/15/92 B1 I<br />
Blue Crosa and Blue Shield to offer 'no frills ' health policy 08/17/92 B1 5<br />
Retired state workers' insurance considered by legislators 08/28/92 A12 1<br />
Federal grand jury indicts 9 in 2-state, $1 million scam 09/24/92B7 1<br />
Rising costs top agenda as AEA gathers in LR 11/ 6/92 B1 5<br />
Three hundred teachers rally, protest health costs 11/ 8/92 131 5<br />
Ark ranks at bottom for children with no health insurance 11/12/92 31 5<br />
Beverly C Montez, 3 others plead guilty in fraud scheme 12/ 2/92 36 1<br />
Batesville companies to try alliance for health insurance 12/2/92D6 3<br />
Plan to give poor children 'dirt-cheap health care' pranoted 12/16/92 Dl 1<br />
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT (Ark)<br />
Legislators study plan to use fees to finance agency 10/14/92 B1 5<br />
INSURANCE INDU STRY
DATE PAGE COL<br />
see also Employers Equitable Life Insurance Co<br />
see also First <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insurance<br />
see also Rebsamen Insurance Co<br />
Ark Ins Dept challenges sales by First Commercial bank<br />
Dick Herget sued; lured clients, firm contends<br />
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP<br />
see also Computers and data processing<br />
Fayetteville off ice streamlines services<br />
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS<br />
Ron and Sharon Clayton host international students at LR<br />
Finding homes in Ark to host foreign student exchange tough<br />
INTEEWATIONL TRADE<br />
see Commerce<br />
INTERNATIONAL VISITORS<br />
Experiment in Intnl Living brings au pair M Lawaetz to Ark<br />
INVENTIONS AND INVENTORS<br />
see also Advanced Environmental Recycling <strong>Tech</strong>nologies<br />
Harvey Cobb files libel, slander suit against Meadow & Adams 03/28/92 Dl<br />
Harvey Cobb is developer of Harvey Genets Carpet Clean<br />
Univ of Ark signs superconductor agreement with ST1<br />
Univ of Ark develops new poultry contamination test<br />
Univ of Ark oil extraction process leased to broker<br />
Alva Winters designed light bulb fox Soldier Field<br />
IRAN<br />
Ex-hostage Paul Needham tells of his experiences<br />
IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR<br />
see also Development Finance Authority (Ark)<br />
Illegal conspiracy may exist in suit involving Terry R Reed<br />
Terry R Reed says he trained Nicaragua Contras at Mena<br />
Winston Bryant denies conspiracy in Mena-related case<br />
Oliver North visit to Springdale First Baptist protested<br />
Special prosecutor reportedly seeks more on Mena Airport<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Committee says Bill Clinton did little on inquiry<br />
Oliver North to speak at Springdale First Baptist Church<br />
Grant of $25,000 for Mena airport inquiry missing<br />
Grant of $25,000 not missing; state police sign for it<br />
Oliver North speaks at Springdale's First Baptist Church<br />
Picketers say Oliver North no hero<br />
Avowed contra trainer in ct to seek Mena airport files access 02/25/92 B3<br />
State Police Capt Buddy Young denies having documents 03/ 7/92 B7<br />
Attyfor TersyRReedseeks fi1astoaidMenaairportsui.t 03/13/92B3<br />
FBI ties up documents on Mena-Contra connection 03/27/92 B2<br />
Federal judge refuses to order Winston Bryan to release files 03/27/92 B3<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Stare Police to meet on inquiry of Mena airport 04/ 7/92 A8<br />
Gov Clinton protecting Presidnnt Bush, Ark Committee says 04/ 7/92 A8<br />
Ross Perot once called Bill Clinton about Mena airport case 04/19/92 A1<br />
Barry Seal is central figure in story about Mena airport 04/26/92 A1<br />
Clinton-Bush arrangement defies logic. Mike Gauldin says 04/26/92 A1<br />
Conspiracy theorists tell bizarre tales about Mena operations 04/26/92 Al<br />
Mena investigation is in federal jurisdiction, officials say 04/26/92 A1<br />
Ross Perot comments briefly on Mena investigation 04/26/92 A15<br />
Claim made that POM Inc of Russelville, linked to Mena case 04/27/92 Al<br />
Conspiracy buffs fall into credibility gaps in Clinton case 04/27/92 Al<br />
Larry Nichols says he knows nothing of a Mena-Contra link 04/27/92 A1
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Sensational stories about Mena have appeared in press, on TV 04/27/92 A1 2<br />
Charles F Reed challenges credibility of article 05/28/92 B7 1<br />
Janis Reed writes to set the record straight 05/28/92 B7 1<br />
Iran-Contra information mostly public record, state says 05/29/92 B2 1<br />
State argues ruling exempts documents from disclosure 05/30/92 B5 1<br />
Attorney John Wesley Hall Jr drops Terry K Reed as client 08/ 4/92 B3 2<br />
John Wesley Hall Jr washes hands of case 08/ 7/92 B2 1<br />
IRRIGATION<br />
see Water<br />
IRWIN. ROBERT L<br />
see also Conway County<br />
IVY, DON<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 3<br />
JACKSON COOKIE CO<br />
Three file age discrimination suit against firm<br />
JACKSON. CLIFF<br />
Jackson wrote letter about Bill Clinton's draft status<br />
JACKSON, JESSE<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Politics and elections<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Economic conditions<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
Jackson speaks at Univ of Ark Law School 02/ 8/92B1 3<br />
Rev Jackson visits Bill Clinton at LR 11/23/92 A1 6<br />
Wants Rainbow Coalition rep at Clinton's economic summit 11/23/92 A l 6<br />
Offers 100-day plan for churches to help reduce crime 11/23/92 Bl 3<br />
Jesse Jackson's good idea (ed on mentor program suggestion) 11/28/92 B1O 1<br />
JACKSON, MARLIN D<br />
see also Banks<br />
JACKSONVILLE<br />
Area keeps growing despite problems 02/2/92G1 1<br />
&-Police Chief Frank Neely sues over denial of 1991 raise 05/20/92 B2 1<br />
Suit by Fxank Neely alleges racial bias in raise denial 05/20/92 B2 1<br />
Incumbents leading in voting 11/ 4/92 Dl3 3<br />
Results of election listed 11/6/9232 2<br />
Voters to decide tax question in January 7 election 11/15/92 B1 1<br />
Homeowers group opposed to sales tax 12/25/92 B2 5<br />
JAIL S<br />
see Prisons and prisoners<br />
JMS, WILLIAM MARTIN 111<br />
see also Books and writing<br />
JANOSKY, CATHERINE<br />
see also Global Manufacturing Inc<br />
JAPAN<br />
see also World War I1<br />
Billboard at Springdale warns Japan taking over US 01/ 1/92 B1 4<br />
JAPANESE IN THE UNITED STATES<br />
Rohwer camp cemetery nominated as National Historic Landmark 02/28/92 B4 6<br />
Former residents of internment camps visit Jerome, Rohwer 05/28/92 B1 1<br />
JEFFERSON mum<br />
see also Legal aid for the poor<br />
County judge opponents argue wer guns, bolts 05/13/92 B1 5<br />
Use of fax by County Judge Jack Jones may be illegal 05/23/92 81 5<br />
County Judge Jack Jones criticized for storage of signs 05/25/92 81 1<br />
JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES
Member has successful heart surgery without taking blood<br />
Court clears way for Amity baby to have blood transfusion<br />
JENNETTE<br />
James Walker. 19, is alderman at Jennette (Crittenden County)<br />
JERNIGAN, GEORGE<br />
see also Constitution (Ark)<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
JHZNIGAN, SUZAN<br />
see also Murders - Dunn, Patricia and J B Goff<br />
JEROME RELOCATION CAMP<br />
see Japanese in the United States<br />
JWELL. JERRP<br />
see also Housing<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
JIMELCO INC<br />
Firm owned, operated by Richard Priest family<br />
JOB CORPS<br />
Two face charges in fire at Cass Job Corps Center<br />
Serious disciplinary problems at LR center reported<br />
Laotian immigrant Robert Covington in Job Corps Hall of Fame<br />
Two who told of problems at LR booted out, source says<br />
Little Rock Center Director Estella M Robinson resigns<br />
Internal strife blamed for loss of staff at LR Center<br />
Inspection reveals problems at Little Rock center<br />
JOBS<br />
see also Labor<br />
JOGGING AND RUNNING<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette runners of the year announced<br />
JOHN BRWN UNIVERSITY<br />
see Athletics<br />
John Brawn Univ to open satellite school along US 71 corridor<br />
John Brown 111 resigning as president of JBU<br />
JOHNSON COUNTY PEACH E'ESTIVAL<br />
see Festivals<br />
JOHNSON, J W<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
JOHNSON, JOHNNY L<br />
see also Pardon and parole<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
JOHNSON, REBECCA<br />
see also Murders - Johnson, Rebecca<br />
JONES TRUCK LINES INC<br />
Retirees codd lose their insurance benefits<br />
Bankruptcy judge halts retirees medical benefits<br />
JONES, BERNIECE<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> for Medical Sciences<br />
JONES, E FAY<br />
see also Architecture and architects<br />
JONES, HARVEY<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> for Medical Sciences<br />
JONES, JERRY<br />
see also Arkla Inc<br />
JONES. JULIA HUGHES<br />
see also Congress - Senate (Class I)<br />
DATE PAGE COL
DATE PAGE COL<br />
JONES. ZETTIE<br />
see also Culture and the arts<br />
J ONESB OR0<br />
see also Parks. recreation and tourism<br />
see also Police<br />
Traffic plan opponents unveil alternative proposal<br />
JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Jonesboro District<br />
J ONESBORO SUN<br />
see &so Freedom of information<br />
JORDAN. VERNON E JR<br />
see al.so Clinton. Bill - Transition planning<br />
JOSEPH. RUSSELL<br />
see also Musical instruments<br />
JOURNAL ISM<br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see also <strong>University</strong> of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
UALR announces j ournal ism awards 03/21/92 B10 4<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> AP Managing Editors Assn announces journalism awards 03/29/92 B7 4<br />
JR FOOD MART OF ARKANSAS<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> firm emerges from bankruptcy 09/12/92 Dl 6<br />
JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE AND DISMILITY COMMISSION (Ark)<br />
see Courts. State and local<br />
JUDSONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Judsonia District<br />
J WTEENTI-I<br />
see Blacks<br />
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF LITTLE ROCK<br />
Group has served community for 70 years<br />
JURIES AND JURY Durn<br />
see Bennett. Cathy<br />
see Courts. State and local<br />
JURY CONSULTANTS<br />
see Courts. State and local<br />
JUSTICE. Administration of<br />
Two school embezzlement cases show imbalance of justice<br />
JUVENILE JUSTICE<br />
see Children and youth<br />
KAHL. GORDON<br />
see also Vigilance groups<br />
KANADY. VIGXIE KORALKO<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
KANTOR, MLCKXY<br />
see also Clinton, Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
KAWNEER CO INC<br />
Closing of Springdale firm means loss of 40 jobs 02/ 8/92 D8 1<br />
KEARNEY, JAM<br />
see also Development Finance Authority (Ark)<br />
KEENIHAN, WALTER<br />
see also Heritage Press Inc<br />
KELLEY. JOHN HOYT<br />
Wife cleared of fraud in disappearance of Kelley<br />
KELLEY, VIRGINIA WIRE<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)
Interview with mother of Bill Clinton<br />
Mother of Bill Clinton insulted that GOP searched her file<br />
Mother of Bill Clinton is colorful resident of Hot Springs<br />
Shelia Day designing inaugural gown for Mrs Kelley<br />
KELLOGG. W G, FOUNDATION<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Land and Farm Development Corp<br />
KELLY, JEAN ANN<br />
Death of 'Jane Allen' in Conway Co leaves identity unknown<br />
Mystery woman identified as Jean Ann Kelly<br />
Authorities locate family of Kelly<br />
KENNEDY, KERRY<br />
see also Actors and entertainers<br />
KENTUCKY DERBY<br />
see Horse racing<br />
KERR, BILL<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
KERSH. KENNETH<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
KFG INDUSTRIES INC<br />
Van Buren chair maker shuts down, lays off 150 employees<br />
KICKBACKS<br />
see also Bribery and kickbacks<br />
KIDNAPPING<br />
see also Efird. Tyson Lee<br />
see also Murders - Nagel, Michelle<br />
Laban Board arrested in abduction of 12-yr-old boy<br />
Laban Board wanted on sex chg in Illinois<br />
Laban Board charged in kidnapping of 12-yr-old boy<br />
KIDNAPPING - K itts, Laura and Monica Kitts<br />
Abducted Searcy teenagers safe, suspect held after car crash<br />
Searcy expecting happy return of kidnap victims<br />
KIDNAPPING - Mduley. Darrel<br />
Deputy Prosecutor George H Stephens Jr charged in case<br />
George H Stephens Jr may face other charges for violence<br />
Deputy Prosecutor George H Stephens Jr asked to resign<br />
McAuley files $207,000 suit against George H Stephens Jr<br />
Trial of George H Stephens Jr to be in Pulaski County<br />
Alleged kidnap victim files civil rights suit<br />
KIDNAPPING - Potts. Jessie<br />
Baby abducted from Memphis hospital found at Forrest City<br />
KIDNAPPING - Whitehead, Antijuan<br />
Boy. 6, kidnapped on way to school; Jackie Richard charged<br />
KIMBWLY CLARK GORP<br />
Conway Packaging and Recycling sues Kimberly Clark<br />
KIMBRBLL, WILLIAM BERRY<br />
see also Murders - Rodgers, Ferne C<br />
KINES, JOE<br />
see also Football - College<br />
KING. GARY NEAL<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
KING, MARTIN LUTHER J R<br />
High St at LR renamed Martin Luther King Jr Drive<br />
Parade, renaming of High Street to mark King birthday<br />
About 11,000 honor King in Little Rock events<br />
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Activist Raymond Carpenter returns to state Capitol<br />
Marade at LR to honor slain civil rights leader<br />
KING. RODNEY<br />
see also Los Angeles<br />
KINGSLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see also Basketball<br />
KIRKPATRICK. DON OINEAL<br />
Biographical sketch of head of Quality Foods<br />
KITTS,<br />
see also Kidnapping - Kitts. Laura and Monica Kitts<br />
KITTS. MONICA<br />
see also Kidnapping - Kitts, Laura and Monica Kitts<br />
KLINE. ROBWT S<br />
see also Harbor Distributing Co<br />
KNIVES<br />
Jerry Fisk. hatoly Bogachw j oin in making fine knives<br />
KORALKO, VICKIE<br />
see Kanady. Vickie Kordko<br />
KRETSCHMAR, JOE<br />
see also Basketball - School<br />
KROGER CO<br />
Union, Kroger officials hudcUe on contract terms<br />
Kroger and union near impasse in bargaining<br />
Workers reject contract, then vote against call for strike<br />
KU KLUX KLAN<br />
see Pike, Albert<br />
see Presidential dection of 1992<br />
see Vigilance groups<br />
KUNIN, WEL INE<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Transition planning<br />
KUYKJINDALL. 0 G<br />
see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
LABOR<br />
see also Colleges and univs - Labor and unions<br />
see also Farris Fashions Inc<br />
see also Industrial accidents and safety<br />
see also Morrilton Plastics Products Inc<br />
see also Presidential dection of 1992<br />
see also Stadiums and arenas<br />
see a1 so Whirlpool Corp<br />
see also Workers compensation insurance<br />
Unemployment rate in Ark hits 7.2 pct<br />
Bill Clinton has 'stuck it1 to labor. Bill Becker warns<br />
5 Bill Becker points to Bill Clinton on sight-to-work laws<br />
Bill Clinton takes issue with Bill Beckerts labor report<br />
Labor groups blast Bill Becker, back Bill Clinton bid<br />
J Bill Becker says Gov Clinton failed workplace safety duty<br />
National group ranks Ark 50th in workplace safety<br />
Nearly 16,000 in Ask lost jobs last month<br />
Recession sends more applicants to temporary labor agencies<br />
Interview with AEL-CIO leader 3 Bill Becker<br />
J Bill Becker sees anti-labor, pro-management conspiracy<br />
Jobless rate in Ark drops to 7.7 pct<br />
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J Bill Becker says Bill Clinton most viable pres candidate<br />
Federal budget cut takes 81 jobs of Ark Green Thumb workers<br />
Green Thumb employs elderly persons who are poor<br />
Jobless rate drops to 7 pct in March<br />
Gw Clinton got mixed results mediating strikes in Ark<br />
Partial list of state AFL-CIO political endorsements<br />
Jobless rate rises in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
JTPA funds cut will affect 330 in NW <strong>Arkansas</strong> programs<br />
Unemployment rate drops to 7 pct in Ark<br />
Unemployment increases in Ark to eight pct<br />
Unemployment rate in Ark below national average<br />
Denying day care a grant costs JTPA office $14.538<br />
Grant of $190.000 to retrain Morrilton Plastics workers<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> AFL-CIO endorses Congressional candidates<br />
Statistics on new jobs created in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
LADY BASS CLASSIC<br />
see Fishing competitions<br />
LAFFER. ARTHUR<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
LAIR. HERB.<br />
see also Computer Utilities of the Ozarks<br />
LAKE WILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Lake Hamilton District<br />
LAKE VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Lake View District<br />
LAKE. ANTHONY<br />
see also Clinton. Bill - Appointments and executive changes<br />
LAMB ERT, BLANCHE<br />
see also Congress - House Dist 1<br />
LAND AND REAL ESTATE<br />
see also Basham. Charles D<br />
see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)<br />
see also Maumelle Co<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc<br />
see also Whitewater Developnent<br />
PC&E proposes changes in coal mine reclamation rules<br />
3ustin Pittsenbarger pleads guilty to scam in LR in the '80s<br />
Foreign-owned farms in Ark allegedly skirt federal aid law<br />
List of foreign-awned farms accused of getting illicit funds<br />
Report says f oreign-mned farms got funds illicitly<br />
Foreign-wned farm at NLR told to repay $8.155 more<br />
Foreign land holdings listed (by county)<br />
USDA faults ASCS for not preventing payment to foreigners<br />
Agencies investigate 1991 land deal by Ella Maxine Seiwert<br />
LANGGUTH. GJBHARD<br />
see also Congress - Senate (Class I)<br />
LAOTIANS IN ARKANSAS<br />
see Foreign descent groups<br />
LASATER. DAN R<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
LAST MAN CLUB<br />
see Veterans<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING ACADEMY (Ark<br />
DATE PAGE COL<br />
03/15/92 All<br />
03/31/92 Al<br />
03/31/92 A1<br />
04/ 4/92 D l<br />
04/10/92 Al<br />
04/13/92 A7<br />
05/ 9/ 92 Dl<br />
05/13/92 Dl<br />
06/ 6/92 A16<br />
07/ 3/92 Al<br />
08/11/92 Dl<br />
09/ 8/92 B1<br />
09/10/92 B1<br />
09/14/92 B2<br />
10/23/92 A16
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Ex-instructor Calvin Rollins awarded $8.000 in wiretapping 04/15/92 B6 1<br />
LAURENCE COUNTY<br />
see also Historic buildings and sites<br />
LAWRENCE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY<br />
see Politics and elections My31 Je3 Je16<br />
LAWRENCE. GA?&ON M<br />
see also Banks<br />
LAWYERS<br />
see also Legal profession<br />
LEACH, RANDY DEAN<br />
see also Police - Conway<br />
see also Robberies and thefts<br />
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS<br />
see Women Voters. League of<br />
LEARNING DISAB ILISIES<br />
see also I Q International Inc<br />
Autism victim Paul Johns Jr undergoes therapy* improves<br />
LEAVY. CALVIN<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
LEDBETTER. BROWNIE<br />
ACLU names Ledbetter libertarian of 1992<br />
LEE CREEK<br />
see Rivers and lakes<br />
LEAL AID FOR THE MENTALLY ILL<br />
see Mental health and disordexs<br />
LEI;& AID BUR THE POOR<br />
Public defender for Independence County still months away 01/ 3/92 B1 1<br />
Independence County hires publ ic defender 01/21/92 B3 5<br />
Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants state corps of public defenders 01/24/92 B10 1<br />
Indigent defense contract discussed by Jefferson JPs 02/12/92 Bl 1<br />
Financing remains the catch for pub1 ic defender system 07/12/92 B1 4<br />
Pine Bluff contracts with state for indigent defense 07/12/92B4 1<br />
LEGAL PROFESS ION<br />
see also Harmon. Dan<br />
LR School Dist seeks to avoid paying $555.272 in fees 01/ 1/92 B2 5<br />
Jonesboro atty Keith Carle gets jail term for contempt 01/ 1/92 B7 1<br />
Judge demands Independence JPs pay 2nd lawyer $39,000 01/ 9/92 B4 1<br />
Pee award of $50,000 to atty angers Independence County JP 01/10/92 B1 1<br />
3udge says he will rethink lawyer fees in Independence case 01/11/92 B1 1<br />
Independence County JPs refuse to pay lawyer $34,000 01/14/92 Bl 1<br />
Independence JPs await special judgers ruling on lawyer bills 01/15/92 B1 2<br />
Column discusses judge's remarks on ordering tax increase 01/15/92 B9 1<br />
Judge seeks extra police for hearing on Independence JPs 01/16/92 A1 2<br />
Court orders White County JPs to pay Lawyers $10.355 01/16/92 A10 3<br />
Judge refuses fndependence JPs more time to avoid jail. fines 01/17/92 Bl I<br />
Independence County officials found in contempt. remain free 01/18/92 A1 2<br />
Independence Co JPs withdraw $37.306 to appeal convictions 01/23/92 B1 5<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong>t 20 largest law firms listed 01/27/92 B4 3<br />
Counties owe lawyers ' justt pay, Atty General rules 01/27/92 B5 4<br />
Issues facing <strong>Arkansas</strong> lawyers discussed 01/27/92 Dl 5<br />
Send bill for defense of indigents to stae. judge rules 02/ 6/92 A1 2<br />
Judge cites unethical conduct, fines atty Calvin J Hall 02/ 7/92 B2 1<br />
Independence County JPs will appeal their conviction 02/11/92 B1 4<br />
$127,920 legal fees awarded attys in suit against State Hosp 02/14/92 B6 5
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Two lawyers to bill Independence Co $110.000 in Jernigan case 02/18/92 B1<br />
Lawyers vow to get their fees from White County 02/20/92 B1<br />
Two Batesville attys want hearing to make case for fees 02/26/92 BI<br />
Independence County to pay all lawyer fees in Reager case 03/ 3/92 Bl<br />
Independence Co judge. JPs free of contempt charges 03/ 5/92 B5<br />
State Bar exam results released 03/22/92 B5<br />
LRSD ordered to pay fired attorneys $280,000 03/24/92 B2<br />
Richard Atkinson defended Kenneth Ray Clements 04/ 2/92 B1<br />
Richard Atkinson presents Paulher County bill for $44,000 04/ 2/92 Bl<br />
Richard Atkinson w ill get $25.285 for defending Clement s 04/ 4/92 I31<br />
David Williams to head <strong>Arkansas</strong> Trial Lawyers Assn 051 8/92 B2<br />
Mark Cambiano appeals fee award in Stephen Hill case 06/ 2/92 B10<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Bar Assn begins 94th annual session 06/11/92 B3<br />
Judge orders state to pay bulk of Swan Jerniganls legal cost 06/24/92 Bl<br />
Attys in Clements case threaten suit for their fees 06/29/92 B4<br />
Court-appointed lawyers earn pain. little gain 07/12/92 31<br />
Lawyer wants Faulkner JPs jailed for refusing to pay fees 07/22/92 B4<br />
Pay for Richard Atkinson in Clements case remains debatable 07/24/92 B5<br />
Richard Atkinson sues Faulkner County for his pay 07/25/92 BI<br />
Attys in child welfare suit against state seek $531,548 fee 08/ 6/92 B4<br />
Thomas Womack Jr accused of practicing law without license 08/ 7/92 B2<br />
Thomas Womack Jr defends taking gifts, denies law practice 08/ 8/92 B2<br />
Philip Anderson elected to key hBA office 08/13/92 B1<br />
Faulkner Co JPs agree to pay Clements case fees of $28,000 08/19/92 B5<br />
John Walker presents $11,130 bill in Pulaski School Dist case 08/22/92 B3<br />
Order filed to pay Batesville atty $42,000 08/27/92 B3<br />
Legalese hits back at adviser Thomas Womack Jr 09/19/92 I32<br />
Independence County given deadline to pay Tom Allen $39.000 09/30/92 B9<br />
Eight lawyers hire specialist to collect $531,548 from state 10/ 2/92 B1<br />
LEGISLATURE (Ark)<br />
see also Children and youth<br />
see also Dowd. Travis Edward<br />
see also Economic development<br />
see also Executive Mansion (Ark)<br />
see alsa Fewell and Associates<br />
see alsa Forests and forestry<br />
see also Foster. William P Sr<br />
see also Gwernemnt employees. State<br />
see also Governor (Ark)<br />
see also Health Department (Ark)<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
see also Parks. recreation and tourism<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
see also Substance abuse and traffic<br />
see also Taxation<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
Filing of redistricting plan ordered by Ark Supreme Court 01/11/92 B1<br />
High court's order on filing plan caught officials off guard 01/13/92 B3<br />
Session on child welfare likely in February 01/17/92 Bl<br />
Attorneys for blacks submit alternate redistricting plan 01/23/92 B3<br />
Gov Clinton sets date for special session of Legislature 01/27/92 A5<br />
Rep Dave Roberts will not seek re-election 02/ 6/92 B2
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Gov Clinton issues call for special session 02/ 7/92 31<br />
Judges pranise speedy ruling on redistricting legality 02/ 8/92 Bl<br />
Sen John Pagan asks if Senator-professor jobs are conflict<br />
Special session to look at child welfare suit settlement<br />
02/ 9/92 31<br />
02/10/92 B1<br />
House committee debates rules on recording votes<br />
Gov Bill Clinton calls special session for next week<br />
02/13/92 B10<br />
02/20/92 All<br />
Legislators line up bills for session 02/21/92 B1<br />
Opinion says professors can hold seats in Legislature 02/22/92 B10<br />
Call for special. session lists 53 items 02/23/92 Al<br />
List of 53 items included in call for special session 02/23/92 A10<br />
Appearance of Gov Clinton brings on rally-like atmosphere 02/25/92 Al<br />
Sen Nick Wilson &fends bill for testing personal care aides 02/28/92 Al<br />
Child welfare reforms become law, special session end^ 02/28/92 Al<br />
Legislators donate personal funds to drive for library tax 02/28/92 A14<br />
List of bills approved by the House or Senate 02/28/92 A14<br />
Session ends with discord, impasse over claims bill 02/28/92 A15<br />
Only 2 legislators sign tern limitation petition 02/28/92 B1<br />
Only 6 of 78 bills pased in session dealt with children 031' 1/92 31<br />
Legislators temper behavior in view of Gov Clinton, TV camera 03/ 1/92 B2<br />
Sen Max Howell weighing retirement 03/ 4/92 B1<br />
List of legislation passed by special session 03/ 4/92 B10<br />
Sen Max Howell closing out 45-year legislative career 03/ 5/92 A1<br />
Lobbyists chip in legislators' golf fees on free trips<br />
Federal ct expected to rule soon on redistricting plan<br />
03/ 5/92 Bl<br />
03/ 7/92 B3<br />
Reflecting on Senator Max Howell (John Brmmett column)<br />
State officials, legislators treated to parties, trips<br />
03/ 8/92 55<br />
03/11/92 B5<br />
Multi-member dist in Ft Smith ruled no deterrent to blacks 03/13/92 B1<br />
Legis will lose at least twelve incumbents 03/15/92 B1<br />
John Pagan, Jim Keet contend for Sen Dist 15 seat 03/20/92 Bl<br />
Blacks' lawsuit aver reapportionment will not delay voting 03/21/92 A1<br />
Asa Hutchinson says secret changes in redistricting made<br />
Jim Keet-John Pagan contest off to feisv start<br />
Sen Clarence Bell will not seek re-election<br />
03/21/92 Bl<br />
03/22/92 B2<br />
03/26/92 B3<br />
KKK head Thm Robb files as Republican for House Dist 19 04/ 1/92 B1<br />
Republican Bill Kerr disqualified as Senate candidate 04/ 1/92 B4<br />
Mike Ross, Percy Malone get serious early in race for Senate 04/ 2/92 Bl<br />
GOP disclaims candidacy of KKK leader Thom Robb O4/ 2/92 El<br />
Pine Bluff Mayor Carolyn Robinson seeks House seat 04/ 2/92 Bl<br />
Tham Robb thanks GOP for denouncing his candidacy in Dist 39 04/ 3/92 B5<br />
House Dist 39 Rep Billy Joe Purdom comments on Robb candidacy 04/ 6/92 B1<br />
Senator Vic Snyder alive, well, despite political obituary<br />
GOP targets 20 legislative races<br />
04/ 7/92 B7<br />
04/12/92 B1<br />
Max Howell resigns Senate seat, ignites furor over successor 04/15/92 31<br />
Senate candidate Bill Gwatney accused of supporting GOP 04/15/92 B1<br />
Meredith Oakley column on Max Howell resignation<br />
Court ruling may shield Bill Gwatney candidacy as Democrat<br />
04/15/92 B11<br />
04/16/92 A16<br />
Senator Max Howell bids legislative peers farewell 04/18/92 B1<br />
Candidates 1 ist donat ions 04/20/92 B1<br />
Art Givens says he has closed book on Howell retirement flap 04/21/92 B3<br />
Lobbyists file expenditures reports on lobbying activities<br />
Candidates file campaign funds reports<br />
04/22/92 A17<br />
04/22/92 A18<br />
Van Buren residents challenge reapportionment plan 04/22/92 B1<br />
Univ of Ark uses $19.531 to host legislators for weekend 04/22/92 B3<br />
Financial reports of candidates 04/24/92 Al9 1
Jim Lendall files as independent, charges Democrats biased<br />
Crowd asks pointed questions of Art Givens. Bill Gwatney<br />
Art Givens, Bill Gwatney trading ad swipes in contest<br />
Candidates file campaign reports<br />
Hse Dist 56 candidates are B ill Walker, Judy Green, M Booker<br />
Art Givens withdraws ads after Bill Gwatney objects<br />
Drug arrest of Rep Jacqueline Roberts surfaces in election<br />
Report on fund-raising for campaigns<br />
Campaign fund-raising report<br />
27 races for House on primaxy ballots<br />
Don McKissick-Carolyn Robinson contest heats up<br />
Art Givens, Bill Gwatney in runoff for Senate seat<br />
Election returns in Democratic primary<br />
Don McKissick defeats Carolyn Robinson for House seat<br />
Primary election returns<br />
Reapportionment plan apprwed by U S Supreme Court<br />
Art Givens, Bill Gwatney duel in news conferences<br />
Michael. Booker dares Bill Walker to &bate, open tax records<br />
Candidate Michael Booker fails to file financial disclosure<br />
Ten representative candidates face off in 5 Democratic races<br />
Sierra Club endorses William Walker in runoff with M Booker<br />
Two Senate seats to be filled in runoff election<br />
Winners in hard-fought contest for House seats<br />
Bill Gwatney defeats Art Givens for Senate seat<br />
Mike Everett defeats W Kent Ingrem Jr for Senate seat<br />
John McCaleb asks recount: in 5-vote loss to E Ray Stalnaker<br />
Absentee ballots checked in l-vote defeat of John McCaleb<br />
GOP disavows candidacy of Thom Robb<br />
Expense rept shms $198.421 used for committees in 1992<br />
Sen Nick Wilson's allies have faded, column says<br />
Financial disclosure reveals donors to lawmakers<br />
Sen Steve B d l returns $1.540 to lobbyist<br />
Incumbents still get bulk of campaign donations<br />
House candidate Bill Fletcher used school computer<br />
Democrats to choose nominee to replace W F Foster on Tuesday<br />
Annual sessions being studied<br />
Democrats Bill Fletcher, James Wallace 111 in Dist 70 runoff<br />
Dist 70 Democratic runoff won by Bill Fletcher<br />
John Pagan tops Jim Keet 3-1 in fund raising<br />
Rep James Edward Gilbert gives up his seat<br />
Column on Thom Robb campaign for House seat<br />
GOP candidate Larry Hacker depicts Larry Mitchell as Mickey<br />
State Senators raise funds to help stop Than Robb<br />
House candidate Mike Creekmore says opponent trashed signs<br />
Vada Sheid nominated for House Dist 40 seat<br />
GOP convention votes not to certify Thom Robb as candidate<br />
Column on Jim Keet effort to unseat Sen John Pagan<br />
Thomas Robb to fight for spot on Republican ballot<br />
Rep John Lipton withdraws as canidate after 12 terms<br />
Ku Klux Klan director Thom Robb suing state GOP<br />
Rep John M Lipton chooses not to run again<br />
Marian D Owens nominated to seek seat Lipton vacating<br />
Employee of Marian D Owens picked nominators to fill office<br />
GOP files lawsuit to force Rep Jbie Don McKissic off ballot<br />
DATE PAGE COL
DATE PAGE COL<br />
Colurnn critical of tactics used to nominate Marian Oates 09/29/92 B9<br />
Jim Keet accuses John Pagan of deplorable campaign tactics 104 2/92 B3<br />
'Ltro file suits seeking to remwe opponents fram ballot 10/ 3/92 B1<br />
Nick Wilson may be challenged by 'young golfers1 this year 10/ 6/92 B7<br />
GOP candidate Larry Hacker convicted twice in armed incidents 10/ 7/92 B1<br />
Few members stay until end of hearings on budgets 10/ 7/92 B1<br />
Larry Hacker misrepresents incident, victim says<br />
Rouse candidate drops suit against her Dist 40 opponent<br />
Democrats leave Marian D Owens on ballot for Dist 76 seat<br />
Jim Dietz. Mark Lowery contend for House seat<br />
Judge rules votes for Ronald Wilson in House race not count<br />
Race between John Pagan. Jim Keet heats up in Senate Dist 15<br />
Senate Dist 15 candidates Jim Keet, John Pagan agree on much<br />
Greg Wren wants absentee ballot investigated<br />
Ray Stalnaker files complaint against Michael Creekmore<br />
Absentee ballot questioned in House Dist 44<br />
Jim Keet and John Pagan encouraged by their private polls<br />
Abortion draws clear line between Jim Keet. John Pagan<br />
No chgs filed in alleged ballot fraud in Wren-McBride race<br />
House to have at least 15 new members<br />
Twenty-eight incumbents getting free ride in races<br />
Candidates file financial reports<br />
Republican Jim Keet endorsed by Democrat-Gazette<br />
Jim Keet, John Pagan talk economics in campaign<br />
Jim Keet leading John Pagan in early returns<br />
Results of state legislative contests<br />
Election returns from Pulaski County<br />
Analysts believe few changes in store for Legislature<br />
Jim Keet puts vitrolic Senate race behind him<br />
Senate names first black, woman to leadership roles<br />
FBI to investigate 34 ballots in House D ist 44 race<br />
Term-limit adopt ion may have crippled upcoming session<br />
Senators pick committee slots in open meeting<br />
Three changes of note in Senate discussed by John Brummett<br />
Lawmakers get higher pay. mileage, $600 monthly for office<br />
Special session on Medicaid likely in December<br />
Several lawmakers comment on need for special session<br />
House freshmen fix their seniority<br />
Tax ideas swam halls of Capitol as special session nears<br />
Jim Guy Tucker faces fight froan lobbyists on tax proposals<br />
List of prefiled bills for January session<br />
Session on Medicaid funding to start Monday<br />
Jim Guy Tucker to listen to legislators on Medicaid cure<br />
Jim Guy Tucker gains support for Medicaid tax plan<br />
Special session faces difficult choices on raising revenue<br />
Ethics Comm report cards are subject of columns<br />
Democrat-Gazette says $5,000 pay raise means $10,000<br />
Gov Jim Guy Tucker addresses special session<br />
Special session to &d with Medicaid crisis opens<br />
Gov Tucker's speech did not bring concensus in Legislature<br />
Lobbyists, supporters of Tucker tax package in tug of war<br />
Wrangling over rules fills first day of special session<br />
Excerpts frm Gov Tucker's speech to Legislature<br />
Two of Gov Tuckerts taxes fly through Senate, stick in House
DATE PAGE (XIL<br />
Lobbyist Martha Harriman has connections in Legislature 12/16/92 D4 1<br />
Gw Tucker pulls lawmakers into office to lobby fox bills 12/16/92 04 3<br />
House finds little to like in Gov Tuckergs tax proposals 12/16/92D4 3<br />
Sen Jerry Jewell says racism killed money for his assistant 12/16/92 D4 6<br />
Senate passes tobacco tax. but soft-drink tax fizzles 12/16/92D5 1<br />
Telling which hats lobbyists are wearing is not easy 12/16/92 D5 1<br />
Gw Jim Guy Tucker goes to Senate to express thanks for vote 12/17/92 A1 3<br />
House trounces sales tax idea as Medicaid session regroups 12/17/92 Al 3<br />
Committee hears viewpoints on sales tax increase proposal 12/17/92 B4 2<br />
List of bills, sponsors and lobby group contributions 12/17/92 B4 2<br />
Rep Lloyd George wants Medicaid fraud unit moved to governor 12/17/92 B4 3<br />
Education forces defend turf, battle sales tax measure 12/17/92 B5 1<br />
Columnist John Brummett critical of sales tax supporters 12/17/92 B9 3<br />
Tax package to bail out Medicaid progrant clears House 12/18/92Al 8<br />
Democrat-Gazette commends Legislature for its work 12/18/92 BIO 1<br />
Jerry Jewel1 tarnishes state Senate. John R Starr writes 12/18/92 311 3<br />
House adopts cigarette tax, rejects smokers1 rights amdt 12/18/92B5 3<br />
Foes of soft drink tax miscalculated when adding chocolate 12/19/92 Al 2<br />
Legislature passes tax package to shore up Medicaid budget 12/19/92 Al 6<br />
Jerry Jewellls 'racism1 complaint called Pavlovian politics 12/19/92 310 1<br />
Rep John Lipton bids farewell to House 12/19/92B4 1<br />
Chocolate tax dropped before end of legis session 12/19/92 B4 2<br />
Corrected House vote on soft drink tax 12/19/92B5 1<br />
Next session will have 22 freshmen members 12/19/92 B5 3<br />
The chocolate war (ed) 12/22/92 B6 1<br />
LEGISLATURE (Ark) - Roll Call Votes<br />
Cigarette tax (Hse) 12/18/B5/1<br />
Soft drink tax (Hse) 12/18/B5/1 12/19/B!3/1<br />
Soft drink tax (Sen) 12/ 19/B5/1<br />
LEISURE ARTS INC<br />
Time Znc plans to purchase Leisure Arts<br />
LEMARCO TNC<br />
Members win $3.5 million; collecting doubt’ ul<br />
LENDALL, JIM<br />
see also Politics and elections<br />
LESLIE, BOB<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
LEVEES<br />
see also Rivers and lakes<br />
LEVERITT. ALAN DALE<br />
Feature article on <strong>Arkansas</strong> Times president<br />
LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS<br />
see also Ford Motor Co<br />
LIBEL AND SLANDER<br />
see also Attorney General (Ark)<br />
see also Fuller. Ron<br />
see also Inventions and inventors<br />
see also Mitchell. Nellie<br />
see also Murders - O'Neal. W i l l a Dean<br />
see also Ward. Debbie<br />
Family of Paul James Roten contends TV station defamed son 01/25/92 B1 1<br />
Libel, slander die along with the dead. TV station contends 01/25/92 31 1<br />
Paul James Roten I11 was killed in fall ’ ran cliff in 1990 01/25/92 B1 1<br />
Libel suit filed against Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Times 12/31/92 I310 1
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LIBERIA<br />
Missionary Leslie Wolfe of Cabot, set free in Liberia<br />
LIBRARIES, Public<br />
11/10/92 a1 2<br />
NLR 1 ibrary cuts services to offset declining revenues 01/ 9/92 A7 1<br />
Legislators donate personal funds to drive for tax amdr 02/28/92 ~ 1 4 1<br />
Faulkner County to vote on tax for new library building 03/15/92 B2 1<br />
Faulkner County voters approve sales tax for library 03/19/92B7 6<br />
Construction begins on Max Milum <strong>Library</strong> in Perry County<br />
Voters apprwe amdt to let libraries ask for higher millage<br />
08/15/92 B7<br />
111 4/92 Dl<br />
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Election returns on lifting of millage cap, by county 11/ 5/92 A16 1<br />
Voters apprave raising of millage cap with huge vote 11/ 5/92 B2 5<br />
Libraries ponder tax strategy<br />
LIBRARIES, School<br />
see Education - Libraries<br />
LICE<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Ark)<br />
see also Gwernor (Ark)<br />
LIFE EXPECTANCY<br />
Life span of 84 years seen for white women in <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
LIFESTYLE AND VASCULAR CENTER<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
LTLLY. JIM<br />
see also I Q International Inc<br />
LINDSEY. BRUCE:<br />
see also Presidential. election of 1992<br />
LINKED DEPOSIT PROGEUM, <strong>Arkansas</strong><br />
see Business<br />
see also Economic development<br />
LIONS WORLD SERVICES FOR THE BLIND<br />
see Handicapped<br />
LIPSMEXER, LOUENE<br />
see also Education - North Little Rock District<br />
LITTLE BELL WEDDING CHAPEL<br />
see also Weddings<br />
LITTLE ROCK<br />
see also Buildings and offices<br />
see also Crime and vice<br />
see also Firemen<br />
see also Historic buildings and sites<br />
see also Housing<br />
see also Loitering and vagrancy<br />
see also Parks, recreation and tourism<br />
see also Pornography and obscenity<br />
High Street off icidly become Martin Luther King Drive<br />
Incinerator foes, shooters, firefighters blister LR Bd<br />
ACORN wants elected mayor, vows to petition<br />
City Mgr Tom Dalton applies for Florida job<br />
City has extra $1.9 million fox budgeting<br />
Tom Dalton pulls out of running for job in Florida<br />
Tom Dalton back in running for Florida job<br />
Futur e-Little Rock Committee studies goal-setting<br />
Neighborhood group to Eight inner-c i ty decline<br />
City Mgr Tom Dalton ranks higest for Florida job<br />
11/15/92 BI 1
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Employees to get 2 pct pay raises<br />
City Directors adopt guidelines for speakers before Board<br />
Tom Dalton undecided if he will take Florida job if offered<br />
Tom Dalton withdraws as finalist for Florida job<br />
Study tracks movement of residents fleeing central area<br />
White flight's toll (ed)<br />
Coalition of LR Neighborhoods wants rein on westward sprawl<br />
Curt Bradbury warns 'radicals' out to halt westward growth<br />
Jim Lynch to use Future-Little Rock to promote ideas<br />
Ranked as nation's 23rd healthiest city<br />
Use of proposed arena site for poet office opposed (ed)<br />
Futures-Little Rock wants city to spend $500,000 for study<br />
Les Hollingsworth blames racism for city' s deterioration<br />
No costly study needed to define city's ills. John Starr says 03/30/92 137<br />
Coalition, Acorn, want govt changes 04/ 6/92 B2<br />
Study on goal-setting could cost $495,000 04/ 9/92 I32<br />
Neighborhood activists oppose Jim Lynch on govt change 04/10/92 B2<br />
Goals-setting panel asks for $245.000 more for study 04/14/92 B2<br />
Jjm Lynch leading drive for change in form of govt 04/26/92 B1<br />
Two groups push for change in form of govt 04/26/92 B1<br />
Good first quarter gives city $1.07 million surplus 04/30/92 B2<br />
Future of Little Rock study (special report) 05/ 3/92 A22<br />
Factions trying to change way LR is governed 05/ 3/92 A23<br />
Future of Little Rock study (special report) 05/ 3/92 A23<br />
Four town meetings scheduled to help chart course for city 05/17/92 B1<br />
Future-Little Rock draws drowd of about 100 05/20/92 B2<br />
Crime, education top concerns at hearing by Future-LR 05/22/92 B2<br />
About 200 sign up for Future-Little Rock task forces 05/24/92 B2<br />
Hands steering Future-Little Rock reach across city 05/31/92 A1<br />
City among 30 finalists for All-America City award 061' 2/92 B2<br />
Two mayor-council petitions locked in race for ballot 06/ 7/92 Al<br />
Little Rock makes final 10 list of All-America City 06/ 7/92 Bl<br />
All-America City designation encourages city leaders 06/ 9/92 B2<br />
Petition to change election by wards gathers 9.000 signatures 06/11/92 I32<br />
Mayor-council advocates challenge attorney's impartiality<br />
Survey grades schools, crime as LR liabilities<br />
Goup awaits ruling on whether 2 options may be on ballot<br />
Salary of City Mgx Tom Dalton raised to $98,000<br />
Mayor-council committee files petitions and a lawsuit<br />
Salary of City Mgr Tom Dalton comparable to similar cities<br />
Campaign for elected mayor begins<br />
Ballot to have competing proposals for form of govt<br />
Votes needed for werride veto under city-council disputed<br />
Ballot gets second plan for form of govt for city<br />
Mayor Sharon Priest accused of crippiing effort for change<br />
Suit filed to knock rival proposal off ballot<br />
Future-LR members angey wer lr on form of govt<br />
Form of gwt getting most votes wins, counsel says<br />
City Board accused of trying to stymie govt form change<br />
Little Rock an All-American city (Greenberg column)<br />
Fair Representation Committee suit may delay election<br />
Group forms to battle any change in form of govt<br />
Mayor-council proposal stricken from ballot<br />
Jim Lynch saw fall of mayor-council proposal coming
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Future-Little Rock task force looks at health care<br />
Mayor-council initiative ruling may be appealed<br />
Future-Little Rock task force hears tale of racist cruelty<br />
Committee urges LR govt reformers to wait until goals set<br />
Little Rock's 1956 vote on form of govt had drama, suspense<br />
City Directors divided about joining debate on govt form<br />
Debate over govt comes down to power of a ward vote<br />
Advocates of change in govt see a cure for apathy<br />
Fair Representation Committee rooted in neighborhoods<br />
Petitioners file appeal for spot on ballot for mayor-council<br />
Phone campaign angers group seeking change in govt<br />
Judge stands f inu, keeps mayor-council issue off ballot<br />
Democrat-Gazette urges defeat of change in govt<br />
Appeal. to seek return of mayor-council option to ballot<br />
Group trying to change govt charges harassment in eviction<br />
Time for a change in LR government (~ohn R Starr column)<br />
Chamber of Commerce opposes restructuring govt<br />
Advocates of govt change call ACORN tag 'coded racism'<br />
Rivals debate government option for LR voters<br />
Mayor-council supporters take case to Ark Supreme Court<br />
Endorsers take sides on governance issue<br />
Three sides pull at voters on govt issue<br />
Column on brochure used by opponents of govt change<br />
Final appeals made in campaign on form of gwt<br />
Police group supports change in govt<br />
Voters get three choices on style of city govt<br />
Voters soundly reject proposal to reorganize city govt<br />
Task force studying city govt now under pressure<br />
North, northwest portions of city defeated reorganization<br />
It's Future-Little Rock's mwe (John R Starr column)<br />
Pamphlet writers deny any racism in ACORN statement<br />
Second try begins for change to mayor-council form of govt<br />
City says Rebsamen Road petitions filed in vain<br />
Filing for City Board seats begins<br />
Opponents of Rebsamen Road extension call for vote<br />
Su5.t may force city to put Rebsamen Road extension on ballot<br />
Suit filed to get Rebsamen Road petitions certified<br />
More candidates file fox City Board positions<br />
Democrat-Gazette calls for vote on Rebsamen Road extension<br />
Foes of Rebsamen Road extension file suit<br />
Judge to order count of petitions for vote on Rebsamen Road<br />
am& groupie Connie ~a1&7 files for City Director Board seat 09-1 3j92 B2<br />
Judge orders petitions for vote on Rebsamen Road counted<br />
Throe more add names to list of candidates for Director<br />
Nineteen candidates file for City Director positions<br />
Petitions certified in ballot effort to halt road extension<br />
Opponents of Rebsamen extension skeptical of city promises<br />
City xej ects appeal on Bebsamen Road; vote will be held<br />
Mayor-council option legally taken off ballot, court rules<br />
Tom Dalton upholds firing of collector, aide wer check log<br />
City loses study appeal on Rebsamen Road bridge project<br />
Preview of 1993 budget hints at higher fees. fewer workers<br />
A record 26 candidates seek 4 positions on LR City Board<br />
Survey finds no support for Rebsamen Park road
Petitioners want special election called on mayor-council<br />
Election returns listed by precinct<br />
Voters turn down extension of Rebsamen Park Road<br />
Winners of City Board seats listed<br />
Voters approve new pension millages<br />
Gwernance task force presents ideas<br />
Debate heats up again aver form of gwt<br />
Petitions sufficient to call mayor-council vote<br />
Plan to revise form of govt would keep west LR powerful<br />
Future-LR panel polarized aver issue of city govt form<br />
Utilities, customers balk at raising franchise fees<br />
Vote on change on gwt fonn to come on March 4<br />
Future-LR proposal unacceptable, John R Starr writes<br />
Bill Clinton is proof LR is a real city, boosters say<br />
New York Times writer visits for inside view of the city<br />
New York Times article on politics, idiosyncrasies of LR<br />
Road tax may be used to off set utility franchise fees<br />
Park bridge &feat prompts demand for return or pay for land<br />
Design rules in West LR commercial area tightened<br />
Governance Task Force draws criticism by black leaders<br />
Future-LR study could be tested soon<br />
City needs $32.1 million to revive inner city<br />
City to realize $2 million infusion from economic summit<br />
Metrocentre wants refund of $127,000 on street work<br />
Chicago Tribune describes LR as folksy, stratified<br />
City Manager Tom Dalton resigns; Board silent on reasons<br />
Tom Dalton's resignation brings mixed reaction<br />
Tom Dalton's leap from job cushioned by $49.000 parachute<br />
City scrambles to fill post of City Manager<br />
Arts, humanities outdraw police in budget<br />
At-large City Board system still divides voters<br />
City Bd delays naming new City Manager<br />
Rush to replace Tom Dalton shuts out incoming directors<br />
Column advocates end to City Manager form of govt<br />
Old board passes up vote to replace Tom Dalton<br />
What the budget shms (ed)<br />
LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE<br />
see Defenses and armed forces<br />
see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
LITTLE ROCK ARSENAL<br />
see History (Ark)<br />
LITTLE ROCK BLACK POLICE ASSOCIATION<br />
see Police<br />
LITTLE ROCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE<br />
Annual meeting toasts success of city: Larry King is speaker<br />
LITTLE ROCK COMMUNITY QIURCH<br />
see also Historic buildings and sites<br />
LITTLE ROCK HOUSING AUTHORITY<br />
see Housing<br />
LITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN AREA<br />
Metroplan expands boundaries into Saline. Faulkner, Lonoke<br />
LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Basketball - School<br />
see Education - Little Rock District<br />
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see Legal profession<br />
see Medicine and health<br />
see Sex crimes<br />
LITTLE ROCK ZOO<br />
Casey, the 21-year-old polar bear found dead<br />
Two Sumatran orangutans coming to Little Rock Zoo<br />
Male warthog born at Zoo<br />
Polar bear found dead<br />
Changes at zoo make animals hard to find<br />
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY<br />
Triplet calves born on farm at Beebe<br />
Fainting goats raised on farm near Floral (Independence Co)<br />
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY INDUSTRY<br />
see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials<br />
see also Waste materials<br />
Bobby D Wood's sale of animal drugs not illegal, atty says<br />
Bobby D Wood acquitted of charges in federal drug case<br />
Yell County residents testify against hog fram at Slaty<br />
National Contract Poultry Growers Assn moves to Little Rock<br />
PC&E sets hearing on Cargill pigpen west of Russellville<br />
Slaty Crossing residents succeed in battle against hog farm<br />
Heat killing poultry in SW Ark after electric power failure<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> keeps top ranking in poultry production<br />
State's poultry industry falters in retail sales<br />
Geneticist Rama Reddy breeds wer-better chickens<br />
PC&E delays decision on Slaty Crossing hog farm permit<br />
Dr Frank Sicardi develops air system for poultry houses<br />
LIVING WILLS<br />
see also Death<br />
LLOYD, PHILLIP LYNN<br />
Sentence for Lloyd reduced by federal appeals court<br />
Judge rejects Lloyd bankruptcy<br />
Financial problems mounting as Lloyd serves prison term<br />
Lloyd, now in prison, sued for $1.8 million<br />
LCBBYING AND LOBBYISTS<br />
see Legislature (Ark)<br />
see Taxation<br />
LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORP<br />
see also North Little Rock<br />
LOCKE, GEORGE E<br />
see also Presidential election of 1992<br />
LOCKHART. A L<br />
see also Prisons and prisoners<br />
Correction Dept chief wants no more business partnerships<br />
Former Correction Dept Director may face chgs on tax filings<br />
State Police still looking into prison buying<br />
LOG CABIN DEMOCRAT<br />
see News and news media<br />
LOGOS<br />
see Trademarks, trade names and emblems<br />
LOITERING AND VAGRANCY<br />
LR city atty drafting curfew ordinance<br />
LR city atty clearing way to impose curfew on minors<br />
State, federal law permits curfews only in emergencies<br />
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Proposed law would ban begging, some fund raising in NLR<br />
Veterans, hmdess shelter ask NLR not to ban begging<br />
NLR city atty fine-tunes begging law<br />
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette opposes ban on begging in NLR<br />
Jacksonville says curfew is effective; arrests of teens drop<br />
City officials credit teen-age curfews with drop in crime<br />
LR City Ed gives mayor power to impose a curfew<br />
LOLLAR, PETER<br />
LR man to be special visitor at USS Little Rock reunion<br />
USS Little Rock crew aided Lollar in 1961<br />
LONOKE<br />
Suit claims at-large election of aldermen shuts out blacks<br />
LONOrn COUNTY<br />
County Judge candidate Don Bevis denies bankruptcy<br />
LONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT<br />
see Education - Lonoke District<br />
LOS ANGELES<br />
Black leaders at LR shocked by verdict in Rodney King case<br />
UAMS students pin on ribbons to protest Rodney King verdict<br />
Philander Smith students protest Rodney King decision<br />
Little Rockts black community protests Rodney King verdict<br />
Four whites in LR beaten by blacks: incident linked to LA<br />
Elois Camp of NLR was witness to Rodney King beating<br />
LOWER MISSISSIPPI DELTA DEVELOPWNT COMMISSION<br />
see Economic assistance<br />
see Mississippi Delta Development Commission, Lower<br />
LTC PROPERTIES INC<br />
LTC plans on closing loans to 41 for nursing homes<br />
LW AEROSPACZ AND DEFENSE CO<br />
Pine Bluff man admits paying kickbacks to LTV employee<br />
LTV CORP<br />
Aircraft and missile business to be sold to Vought Corp<br />
Bidding to buy two LTV units hits $425 million<br />
East Camden plants are primary assets in proposed sale<br />
Judge eyes risk of bid for LTV by French firm<br />
French firm wins bidding war for LTV<br />
Bill in U S Senate seeks to stop sale to French firm<br />
LUCXIE, DONNELL<br />
see also Sex crimes<br />
LUMPKIN, JIMMIELOU FISHER<br />
see also Fisher, Jimmi.e Lou<br />
see also Treasurer (Ark)<br />
JimmieLou and Carl Lumpkin divorced<br />
LU'IY;EN. BOB<br />
see also News and news media<br />
LYNCH, JIM<br />
see also Little Rock<br />
LYNCH, PAT<br />
see also Television and radio. Commercial<br />
LYON. FRANK. CO<br />
see also Buildings and off ices<br />
MACARTHUR PARK (~ittle ~ock)<br />
see History (Ark)<br />
MADISON GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION<br />
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see also Whitewater Development<br />
MAGEE, JAMES L<br />
see also Banks<br />
MAGIC AND MAGICIANS<br />
Little Rock has ring of active magicians<br />
Col Frank M Seymour has magic museum at his LR home<br />
MAGIC SPRINGS AMUSEMENT PARK<br />
see Amusement parks<br />
MAGNESS, WILLIAM E<br />
see also Bombs and bomb threats<br />
MAHON. ROBERT D<br />
see also World War I1<br />
MAHONY. JODIE<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
MAILBOXES<br />
see Postal service<br />
MAINSTREAM LIVING<br />
see Handicapped<br />
WAK, FAHMY<br />
see also Crime Laboratory (Ark)<br />
see also Health Department (Ark)<br />
Malak under consideration for job in Guam 08/14/92 El 2<br />
Guam rescinds job offer to Malalc 08/19/92 B1 1<br />
MALES EMERGING NW (MEN)<br />
LR to be natl headquarters for new orgn to aid black men 09/ 1/92 B2 5<br />
MALICK. DAVID<br />
see also Murders - Felkins. Pamela Faye<br />
see also Murders - Smith, Pamela Louise<br />
MALLS. Shopping<br />
see also Retail stores<br />
MALONE. PERCY<br />
see also Legislature (Ark)<br />
see also Welfare and the poor<br />
MALPRACTICE<br />
see also Medicine and health<br />
WVERN<br />
see also Police<br />
MAMA'S MANNA<br />
Bakery at LR lands Neiman-Marcus order<br />
MANGIERI, JOHN N<br />
see also <strong>Arkansas</strong> State <strong>University</strong><br />
MANNWLYN, EDWARD RAY<br />
see also Frauds and swindling<br />
MAPLES, ED<br />
see also Pulaski County<br />
MARCH OH DIMES CITIZEN OF THE YEAR<br />
see also Hamra. Gerald F<br />
MARIJUANA LAWS, National Organization for the Reform of (NORML)<br />
Highway Dept allows NORML to adopt a highway for cleanup 07/25/92 A1 2<br />
MAR INAS<br />
see Harbors, ports and marinas<br />
MARINE SPECIALTIES INC<br />
Two employees killed in blast on ship during secret test 03/12/92 35 4<br />
Research a mystery in two deaths at sea 03/13/92 B1 4