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DATE PAGE CO Buffalo River use by canoeists, by segment 01/10/93 B3 3 City of Hot Springs expecting tourist boom 01/10/93 Gl 5 Tourism inquiries up in Ark by 300 pct over last year 01/14/93 B3 1 Gov Tucker wants entrance fee of $2 at state parks 02/ 7/93 Al 2 Crater of Diamonds visitor finds 2.56-carat diamond 02/ 7/93 B4 l Buffalo River foot trails damaged by mountain bikers 02/ 8/93 C5 6 State Senate approves park entry fees 02/10/93 Al 6 Officials evaluating effect of imposing park fees 02/11/93 Bl 1 House plays tug of war with fees proposal, bill pulled down 02/16/93 B4 3 State opens new $3 .5 million ad campaign 02/17/93 D6 4 Parks Comm to allow· trench digging at Crater of Diamonds Park 02/19/93 Bl l see also Railroads Mount Magazine Park plan approved by Parks Commission 02i20/93 Bl 5 State PC&E blocking business on Buffalo River, locals say 02/22/93 Bl 1 Lawmaker hesitant to give diamond mining foes equal time 02/23/93 B5 2 Parks chief fears deception by diamond-mining company 03/ 2i93 Dl 2 Tourism agency finds its identity as Clinton home state 03/ 2/93 Dl 2 Two cold-water springs in Hot Springs Natl Park may close 03/21/93 A24 5 House narrowly defeats banning park entry fees 03/18/93 B5 1 Bill would plow all diamond mine revenue back into parks 03/22/93 B2 1 Virginia Kelley advises Hot Springs on attracting tourists 03/25/93 B7 3 State allocates $1 million Mount Magaz ine State Park 03/26/93 BS 1 Gov Tucker makes 1993 Year of Arkansas State Parks 03/27/93 B6 1 State park system celebrating 60th anniversary _ 03/27/93 B6 1 Old Washington benefits fran surge of tourists at Hope 04/ .5/93 B3 1 Election year pushed Ark tourism to record in 1992 04/ 6/93 Dl 2 Governor 's Conf on Tourism hears talk by Gov Tucker 04i 7/ 93 Al 8 l Tourism leaders recognized by Governor 's Conf on Tourism 04/ 7/93 D6 3 Environmentalists blast Mount Magazine park plan 04/ 8/93 BS 1 Tourism growing industry in Arkansas, study finds 04/12/93 Dl 1 NW Ark getting set for onslaught of tourists 04/13/93 D6 4 Lease plans for two Hot Springs bathhouses draw interest 04/ 16/93 B6 1 Hot Springs tourism slumping 05/ 3/93 B2 1 Louisiana Purchase State Park gains recognition 05/16/93 Al 2 National parks visitors will see effects of budget cuts 05/27/93 B3 1 Test drilling will not affect Hot Springs waters 05/30/ 93 B4 l Jacksonport State Park features sternwheeler Mary Woods No. 2 05/31/93 B4 4 Fort Smith woos tourists with train, hayride 05/31/93 Dl 3 see also Jacksonville · · · State Parks Director, Greg Butts. tells plan for entrance fee 06/ 3/93 BlO 5 NLR Burns Park hospitality house back in park panel 's hands 06/ 8/93 B2 2 House subcomm approvs chngs in boundaries to Hot Spngs Nat Pk 06/11/93 AB 4 Senate Energy Committee rej ects nat park fee increases 06/11/93 AB l Millwood State Park to mark 15th year 06/11/93 B3 1 Mushroom Day at Woolly Hollow· ·State Park 06/11/93 B7 1 Ouachita Forest sets Kids Fishing Day Derby 06/11/93 B8 4 see also Eureka Springs Fun down under : caving offers upbeat family vacation 06/13/93 H5 1 Tourism slows down in Ark with decline in Clinton 's popularty 06/14/93 Dl 6 Branson taking steam out of Hot Spngs Vapors Theatre; closes 06/15/93 Dl 5 Bumpers sponsors bill to change Hot Sprngs Nat Park boundries 06/18/93 AB 1 House OKs cutting developed land from Hot Springs Nat Park 06/22/93 AB 1 NLR Parks and Rec Commission favors new hall for Burns Park 06/22/93 B2 5 see al so Crime and vice 180
DATE PAGE COL see also Helena 06/30/Bl/ PARSONS. JIM see Northwest Arkansas Community College PARTNERS IN FLIGHT OVER <strong>ARK<strong>AN</strong>SAS</strong> see Game and Fish Commission (Ark) 06/27 /Cl0/6 PASSINI. EDWARD H see Robberies and thefts PATE. BETTIE BEARD see Scholarships and loans PATTERSON. CHARLES L see Prisons - Ark State - Escapes PATTERSON. LOUISE see Bowling PATTERSON. WALT see Pleasant Valley Country Club (Little Rock) PAUTSCH. SARAH see Tennis PAXTON. FRED see Robberies and thefts 06/ 18/B9/2 see Robberies and thefts 06/28/B4/5 PEACE CENTER, Arkansas see Environment - Haz ardous materials PEACE CORPS see Heifer Proj ect International 06/21/Bl/3 PEACHES see Agriculture PEARSON. TONY DEW IGHT see Murders - Burke, Ronnie PEDERSON. BILL see Lieutenant Governor (Ark) PEERLESS LETTERGRAPHICS Peerless Engravers buys Lettergraphics ; forms new company PELTIER. LEONARD 06/ 5/93 D2 3 see Indians, American 06/18/E2/1 PENCE. DRYDEN see Politics and elections PENITENTIARIES see Prisons PENN. RONALD D see Shootings 06/22/BS/4 PENSIONS see Government employees and officials (Ark) PENTECOSTAL CHURCH First Pentecostal at Trumann holds service as church burns PEPS I COLA CO 01/ 8/93 B3 5 see Taxation see Product recalls and bans PERIODICALS Today Magazine Inc to add a Fayetteville edition LR couple print 1st issue of Arkansas Natural PERKINS. RAY 01/ 6/93 Dl 06/ 7/93 Dl 4 1 see Football PEROT. ROSS see United We Stand, America 181
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DATE PAGE COL Bumper crop harvest p
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DATE PAGE COL Lame duck trips abroa
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DATE PAGE COL Two convicted of ·se
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DATE PAGE COL ARKANSAS EDU CATION A
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DATE PAGE COL Arkl a slips to 'junk
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DATE PAGE COL Jury acquits Freddie
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DATE PAGE COL see also Economic con
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DATE PAGE COL Banks take opposite v
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DATE PAGE COL Clinic rolls out tape
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DATE PAGE COL see Drownings BEAUTIF
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DATE PAGE COL Jody Torres pleads gu
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DATE PAGE COL BLANSETI' PHARMA.CAL
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DATE PAGE COL see Miss Arkansas BOY
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DATE PAGE COL BRYAN. LLOYD L see al
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DATE PAGE COL Arkansas Death Penalt
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DATE PAGE COL see Clinton, Bill - A
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DATE PAGE COL Support groups help n
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DATE PAGE COL CLASSROOM TEACHERS AS
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DATE PAGE COL CLINTON. BILL - Aides
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DATE PAGE COL Critics fear double s
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DATE PAGE COL CLINTON . BILL - Birt
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DATE PAGE COL Cl inton promises hel
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DATE PAGE COL see Clinton. Bill - M
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DATE PAGE COL Cl inton hears siren
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DATE PAGE COL Pres endorses bill to
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DATE PAGE COL Unpaid campaign bills
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DATE PAGE COL Summary of remarks at
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DATE PAGE COL CLINTON, BILL - Socia
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DATE PAGE COL Attends ballet conven
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DATE PAGE COL COAL Time line shows
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DATE PAGE COL see also University o
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DATE PAGE COL CONCORD BOAT CORP Ex-
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' · CONGRESS - Senate (Class I) DA
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DATE PAGE COL Pryor sees gouging. b
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DATE PAGE COL COULTER, HOPE NORMAN
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DATE PAGE COL see also Vandal ism a
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DATE PAGE COL see Loitering and vag
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DATE PAGE COL Branscum. Herby 03/7/
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DATE PAGE COL PB Arsenal to store b
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DATE PAGE COL see Handicapped DISAP
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DATE PAGE COL EDUCATION - Consolida
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DATE PAGE COL School board balks at
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DATE PAGE COL Judge Wright ponders
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DATE PAGE COL Petition asks for pro
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DATE PAGE COL EMPLOYMENT SECURITY D
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DATE PAGE COL EPA to burn rest of V
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DATE PAGE COL Ark Co landfill close
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DATE PAGE COL Wind gust blows worke
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DATE PAGE COL Jazzlights in the Par
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DATE PAGE COL House passes bill ban
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DATE PAGE COL LR angler. Wes Lowder
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DATE PAGE COL FORREST, ROBERT P see
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DATE PAGE COL FULBRIGHT, J WILLIAM
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DATE PAGE COL see Clinton, Bill - A
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DATE PAGE COL see Police - Camden G
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DATE PAGE COL Inaugural ball honori
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DATE PAGE COL Change helps workers
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DATE PAGE COL GREEN, GREGORY see ·
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DATE PAGE COL Prosecuting attorney
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DATE PAGE COL HENSON, NATHANIEL see
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DATE PAGE COL HODGE. RICKEY JOE see
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Page 139 and 140: DATE PAGE COL McAul ey fails to app
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Page 143 and 144: DATE PAGE COL Excerpts from Tucker
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Page 147 and 148: DATE PAGE COL Ex-Senator John Pagan
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Page 161 and 162: DATE PAGE COL Senate approves bill
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Page 165 and 166: DATE PAGE COL Jimmy L Sweeney takes
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Page 171 and 172: DATE PAGE COL 1-IDRDERS - Kirkpatri
Page 173 and 174: DATE PAGE COL Alan Benj amin Harnet
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Page 179 and 180: DATE PAGE COL 11ayor Hays' plan for
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Page 187 and 188: DATE PAGE COL Jermaine Johnson file
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