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DATE PAGE COL see Trucks and trucking industry TAXATION - Gambling Lawmakers jockey ov er new tax on Southland Greyhound Park House passes tax on commercial bingo TAXATION - Parking Senate refuses exemption for parking taxes Senate panel rej ects exemption for paid parking Legis panel disl ikes tax on parking Gov Tucker vetoes sal es tax break for parking TAXATION - Property Pulaski assessor finds property values out of sync TAXATION - Rebates · and Refunds Disabled homeowners get refund under bill backed in Legis Bill in Legis would limit fees. refunds in illegal taxation House panel takes no action on break for disabled homeowners Craighead Co mayors contest Jonesboro's share of tax rebate About 10.000 NLR residnts seek refunds in '75 bond issue case Fed retiree refund might force special session of state legis State sees loophole. may keep retiree taxes Due bill ; caution. Legis in session (ed on fed emp tax refund) Taxed retirees corner state for $45 mil lion refund Tucker sets meeting on retired fed· empl oy ees lawsuit TAXATION - Sal es Taxes G&FC proposes quarter-cent sales tax to support programs Sales tax proposal by G&FC would also benefit Parks. Tourism The Arkansas anaconda (ed against G&F sales tax proposal) Sen Eugene Canada scraps 1-cent sales tax for one-hal f cent Lawmakers rally to promote sales tax for G&FC. parks programs Senate panel votes to keep food sales tax Retailers decry $12.000 ceiling for collecting sales tax Crittenden Co Js vote to put 1 ct tax for new jail on ballot 01/15/93 B5 1 03/ 5/ 93 B4 3 03/ 6/93 B5 1 03/13/93 B4 6 03/20/ 93 B5 1 04/ 2/ 93 B4 1 04/22/93 Bl 5 02/11/93 B6 3 03/ · 6/93 Bl 5 03/ 10/ 93 D5 5 06/ 3/93 B3• 1 06/19/93 B2 2 06/23/93 Al 2 06/24/93 B8 2 06/28/93 B6 1 06/29/93 Al 6 06/30/93 BB 6 01/ 7 /93 Al 2 01/ 7 /93 Al 2 01/17/93 J4 1 01/26/93 B4 3 02/ 16/93 B4 3 03/18i 93 B6 1 03/28/93 Gl 4 06/26/93 BlO 1 TAXATION - Soft Drinks Soft drink bottlers seek referendum on soft drink tax Pepsi Cola refusal to aid charity called blackmail tactic Soft-drink industry upset by new state tax on soft drinks Soft-drink industry-suit could put i"le dicaid on rocks again 02/10/93 B6 02/ 18/93 B4 02/22/93 Dl 02/ 23/93 Bl 1 3 1 1 Gov Tucker says bottlers would put people out of nur sing home 02/ 24/ 93 Bl 2 Anti-soft drink tax rally draws 750 to Capitol Lawmakers seem unimpressed with anti-soft drink tax protest Court asked to halt collection of soft drink tax Group files petition for referendum on soft drink tax Rep Ben McGee pushes for higher tax on soft drinks Plaintiffs want soft drink taxes held in escrow Soft drink vendors raise prices in Human Services building Judge won't halt tax on soft drinks. say s law not vague Soft drink tax flattens sales. bottlers say Backers of soda drink tax repeal claim 90.000 signatures Soda lobby pour s it on. House panel votes for tax repeal Soft drink lobby spent $40.325 during February alone Soft drink tax called a $3 .7 mill ion loser Opponents of sof t drink tax present petitions Soft drink tax opponent s argue no emergency exists Arkansas Tea Party staged by opponents of soft drink tax Hedicaid recipients crash Arkansas Tea Party 03/ 2/ 93 Al 03/ 2/93 Al 03/ 3/93 Bl 03/ 3/ 93 Bl 03/ 5/93 B4 03/ 6/93 B2 03/ 6/93 B3 03/ 9/93 Bl 03/15/93 Dl 03/18/93 B4 03/19/93 Al 03/19/93 Al 03/25/93 B4 04/ 7/93 Bl 04/ 8/ 93 Bl 04/ 16/93 B4 04/ 16/93 B4 2 2 2 2 3 5 1 5 2 1 5 7 1 4 5 1 1 220
DATE PAGE COL Soft drink tax opponents hav e $126 .775 war chest Soft drink taxes exceed forecasts. state officials say Soft drink tax supporters quick to squelch forecasting gripe Emergency clause in soft drink tax law rul ed legal Soda prices remain flat despite tax; 13 bottlers sales dn 11% TAXATION - Tax Breaks Tax break for yeast maker approved by Senate committee Yeast firm's tax break worth $300.000 Gov Tucker says tax break already exists for yeast firm Tax-free molasses sweetens pot as state lures yeast maker Tax break for yeast firm passes Legislature. goes to Governor Senators approve two tax breaks Approval of tax breaks riles critics Tax break for Am.fuel falters in House panel Exemption for USF Yeast signed by Gov Tucker Bill giv ing Amfuel ·· a tax break defeated in House committee Senate grants $600.000 tax break for Agricul tural Minerals House panel approves $460.000 tax < break for Amfuel Tax break for glass companies advances in Legis Car dealers ask Legislature for tax break on inventories House panel defeats breaks for Agricul tural Minerals Corp House approves exemption for two industries House panel approves tax. breaks for 3 groups Senate panel approves $3 .S million tax break for railroads House panel rej ects tax breaks on cars. glasses Opinion raises questions on car dealer tax breaks Senate approves exemption for glass manufacturing Gov Tucker signs exemption of glassmakers from taxes on gas Memphis lawyer says Ark should give city employees tax break Recycler says PC&E on cour se with tax credits to industry TAXATION - Tobacco Tobacco tax break fails again in House vote Dr Joycelyn Elders urges cigarette ta:c increase Coalition rallies for 20 pct surtax on tobacco Proposed 64-cent cigarette tax goes down in flames in House Court orders state not to rel ease cigarette tax data TAXATION - Vending Yi.achines Vending machine owners sue to end sales tax on gross receipts Proposal favors fee over tax on vending machines House vote to replace vending tax with fee fizzles Vending machine change from tax to fee passes Legislature New $60 fee threatens to shut down machines selling condoms Condom issue stirs Bookout to search law for 'latitude ' State lax in enforcing condom fee Hardin would exempt condom dispensers TAXATION - Water Bills in Legis would tax both rural and city users of water Water use fee revived in House committee Battle over 25 cent water meter fee pits state. cities Municipal League cries 'dirty tricks ' on water meter fees Bill to raise tax on water meters sinks in Senate Health Dept's 25-cent fee for water testing handed setback TAYLOR. JERMAINE see Boxing 06/23/C6/l 04/21/93 Bl 1 05/ 4/ 93 Al 2 05/ 7/93 Bl 2 1 05/ 19/93 Bl 1 06/ 19/ 93 Al 6 01/14/ 93 B5 2 01/15/93 B4 3 01/lS/93 B4 3 Ol/2S/93 Al s 02/ 2/ 93 Al 2 02i 4/93 BS 6 02/ 5/93 B4 5 02/10/93 B7 l 02/ 11/ 93 B6 1 02/ 17/93 B5 6 02/ 18/93 Al 3 02/24/ 93 BS 6 03/ 3/93 BS 1 03/ S/93 B4 3 03/ 10/ 93 DS 5 03/12/93 B4 6 03i l7 /93 Bl 1 03/ 18/93 B6 1 03/26/93 BS 3 04/ 1/93 BS 1 04i 6/93 BS 1 04/ 16/93 B4 5 06/ 4/93 B8 4 06/30/ 93 B9 1 Ol/28i93 B4 2 02/ 4/ 93 B4 3 03J 2/ 93 B5 2 03/ 4/93 Al 3 03/27 /93 B2 2 .. 01/20/93 Bl 3 03/26/93 B5 1 03/30/93 B4 5 04/ 10/93 B3 4 06/23/93 Al 3 06/24/ 93 Bl s 06/24/ 93 B8 l 06/2S/93 BS 5 02/2S/93 BS s 03/ 19/93 B4 2 03/22/ 93 B2 1 03/25/ 93 B6 1 03/ 26/ 93 B4 s 06/26/93 B2 l 221
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ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX AN
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DATE PAGE COL ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZ
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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 see Athletics and spo
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DATE PAGE COL EDUCATION - Consolida
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DATE PAGE COL EDUCATION - Transport
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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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DATE PAGE COL Watershed proj ect op
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DATE PAGE COL HUTCHINSON. TIM see C
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DATE PAGE COL see Music IVY. DAN se
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DATE PAGE COL JONES . MARY LOU see
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DATE PAGE COL McAul ey fails to app
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DATE PAGE COL LAND AND REAL ESTATE
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DATE PAGE COL Excerpts from Tucker
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DATE PAGE COL see al so Rivers - La
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DATE PAGE COL Ex-Senator John Pagan
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DATE PAGE COL Party primaries set f
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DATE PAGE OOL see Environment - Sol
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DATE PAGE COL LRCC kicks off member
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DATE PAGE COL see Automobiles and a
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DATE PAGE COL see Robberies and the
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DATE PAGE COL .MEDICARE see Death a
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DATE PAGE COL Senate approves bill
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DATE PAGE COL see Prisons - Ark Sta
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DATE PAGE COL Jimmy L Sweeney takes
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DATE PAGE COL Police arrest James W
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DATE PAGE COL Jury system rul ed co
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Page 173 and 174: DATE PAGE COL Alan Benj amin Harnet
Page 175 and 176: DATE PAGE COL MUSEUMS see also Aero
Page 177 and 178: DATE PAGE OOL see Tyson Foods Inc N
Page 179 and 180: DATE PAGE COL 11ayor Hays' plan for
Page 181 and 182: DATE PAGE COL Ol d Welch pl ant at
Page 183 and 184: DATE PAGE COL see also Helena 06/30
Page 185 and 186: DATE PAGE COL see Rodeos 06/21/Dl/
Page 187 and 188: DATE PAGE COL Jermaine Johnson file
Page 189 and 190: DATE PAGE COL Two women in Dem runo
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Page 193 and 194: DATE PAGE COL Prisons review 'pen s
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Page 197 and 198: DATE PAGE COL see Murders - Pruitt,
Page 199 and 200: DATE PAGE COL Newport tries to save
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Page 203 and 204: DATE PAGE COL Russellville resident
Page 205 and 206: DATE PAGE COL see I Q International
Page 207 and 208: DATE PAGE COL SAMUEL HOORE WALTER F
Page 209 and 210: DATE PAGE COL Panel tackles rating
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Page 213 and 214: DATE PAGE COL SLOANE, R&G, MANUFACT
Page 215 and 216: DATE PAGE COL Arkansas Western purc
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Page 219 and 220: DATE PAGE COL Three Texans arrested
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Page 227 and 228: DATE PAGE COL see Substance abuse a
Page 229 and 230: DATE PAGE COL Ramada Franchise pres
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Page 233 and 234: DATE PAGE COL FBI checking backgrou
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Page 237 and 238: DATE PAGE COL VANDALISM AND MISCHIE
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Page 243 and 244: DATE PAGE COL Poor's failures. succ
Page 245 and 246: DATE PAGE COL see Golf WILLIAMS , B
Page 247 and 248: DATE PAGE COL Debate over new law m
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