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ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX<strong>1991</strong>
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEXANARKANSAS INDEX<strong>1991</strong>BYSHANNON J. HENDERSONCOPYRIGHT 1992ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY LIBRARYRUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801
<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-GazetteThe <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette ceased publication with theOctober 18, <strong>1991</strong> issue. Assets of the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazettewere purchased by the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat publishers. OnOctober 19, 199l, the first issue of the <strong>Arkansas</strong>Democrat-Gazette appeared. The <strong>1991</strong> issue of the<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette Index includes <strong>index</strong>ing of the <strong>Arkansas</strong>Democrat-Gazette from October 19, <strong>1991</strong> through December31, <strong>1991</strong>. Citations from the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazetteare preceded by an asterisk(*).Note of ThanksThe splendid co-operation of Dolores Thompsoni,Serials Librarian,Patricia Roach,<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> <strong>University</strong>,at Hendrix College <strong>Library</strong> and br.of the School of Education faculty atmade possible the completionof this year's <strong>index</strong>. Dr. Roach furnished finaleditions of the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette for <strong>index</strong>ing,and Delores Thompson always made the holdings of theHendrix College <strong>Library</strong> available for use in the<strong>index</strong>ing project.iii
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLA+ ARKANSASsee Education Jy6ABANDONED CHILDRENsee Children and youthABBOTT . SHIRLEYsee also Books and writingABC QUILTSsee Medicine and healthABORTIONsee Birth control and abortionABORTION AND BIRTH CONTROLAbortion rights supporters training to be escorts in LRAB USED ADULTSsee AgedAB USED CHILDRENsee Children and youthsee Human Services Department (Ark)ACCIDENTS AND SAFETYsee also Asphyxiation and suffocationsee also Athletics and sportssee also Aviation and aircraftsee also Boats and boatingsee also Electrocutions (Accidents)see also Falls (Accidents)see also Firessee also Industrial accidents and safetysee also Oil and gassee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Shootingssee also Weather and stormsUniv of Ark Engineer Steven Johnson focuses on workplaceACCO CAB LE CONTROLS GROUPClosing of Des Arc plant means loss of 300 jobsACORN (Orgn)see also Bankssee also Hanggi, ElenaACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMEsee AIDS Foundation, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see AIDS Interfaith Networksee Homosexualssee Medicine and healthACTORS AND ENTERTAINERSsee also Nelson. Williesee also Phillips Pro-Celebrity ClassicBrad Johnson now acting in movies produced in HollywoodAmberly Wohner wins $10,000 in "Star Search"Burt Reynolds to speak at Evening Shade graduationAnita Bryant. husband Charlie Dry. move to BerryvilleEureka Springs theater show to feature Anita BryantEvening Shade gears up for Burt Reynolds visitBurt Reynolds delivers commencement address at Evening ShadeMary Steenburgen honored for aid to Children 's HospitalPiggott residents recall Lee Remick 's stay in townActor Ben Piazza. formerly of Little Rock. dies09/29/91 Bl 402/18/91 xll 409/27 /91 ClO 201/ 1/91 El 101/ 3/91 El 203/20/91 B5 304/ 9/91 Al 204/ 9/91 Al 205/ 3/91 Al 505/11/91 Al 206/29/91 B2 407/ 3/91 A2 509/ 9/91 B4 51
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLACXIOM CORPsee also Children and youthNet income falls 18 pct01/29/91 ClOBill in Senate would cut taxes for Acxiom02/ 6/91 H2Sen Stanley Russ withdraws bill on sales tax exemption02/13/91 H2Acxiom warns of revenue drop; war, postage rise blamed04/23/91 ClAcxiom takes beating on Wall Street after news of loss04/24/91 ClIncome plummets 32 pctOS/29/91 ClOAcxiom to make cutbacks with layoffs, salary decreases06/ 6/91 ClStock regains ground ; analysts baffled06/ 7/91 ClOP Carter resigns as president of Acxiom06/2S/91 ClAcxiom tries to pull out of a tailspin07/ 8/91 x7Chronology of Acxiom development over past 22 years07/ B/91 x9Outlook brighter after cutbacks, Charles Morgan says07/16/91 ClOAcxiom posts $2 million loss in past quarter07/24/91 ClOAcxiom joins forces with ADVO-System Inc, of Windsor, Conn 08/ 1/91 ClBusiness tie to ADVO-System Inc should strengthen both firms 08/ 2/91 ClNew contract will mean about 20 more employees* 10/23/91 DlAxciom allied with Equifax National Decision Systems* 12/ 4/91 D2Turbulent downturn in <strong>1991</strong> beneficial to Acxiom changes * 12/22/91 GlADAMS, LORENsee also InventionsADAMS, WILLIE JRsee also Murders - Cox, William Hueysee also Murders - Thornton, GenterADOPTIONSsee Children and youthADT SECURITY SYSTEMSClosing of Jonesboro plant means loss of 303 jobs08/ 6/91 ClADULT EDUCATIONsee Education, AdultADVANCED BRAKE AND CLUTCH COsee also New <strong>Tech</strong>nologies IncFirm spent $1 million in state grants without producingProfessor says Fayetteville company out of moneyUniv of Ark asked to explain use of $613, 891 grantRoger A Iverson discusses work by Advanced Brake and ClutchCompany and Univ of Ark officials testify before legis panelRoger Iverson has to face wrath of shareholdersRoger Iverson pursuing sale of his high tech brake, clutch01/23/91 ClO01/23/91 ClO02/ 5/91 GS02/11/91 x702/19/91 G603/18/91 xS08/ S/91 xSADVANCED ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES INCSpringdale firm recycles undesirable itemsAERT, Dow Chemical hope to recycle plastic bagsRubbermaid, Dow strike deal giving AERT new incomeJ Morton Davis ' stock holdings do not bother Joe BrooksADVENTURE UNIVERSITY INCNew business at LR offers unusual coursesADVERTISINGsee also News and news mediasee also Utilitiessee also Wal-Mart Stores Inc<strong>Arkansas</strong> children beat tough competition for Oscar Mayer spot<strong>Arkansas</strong> Advertising federation 's Addy Award winners listedLittle Rock halts Donrey work on Cantrell Road sign07 /20/91 CB10/10/91 Cl* 10/29/91 Dl* 11/18/91 Dl08/21/91 CB02/18/91 x2002/24/91 BS03/ 6/91 B4331s23223142ss3231s3331s11132111162
·ARKANSAS GAZETTi{ INDEX <strong>1991</strong>-·- ._DATE; ...:.-AGE . COL ''. __ :_ : . ·'IiR·. issues citations· to Donrey· sign workers. ·03/ 7/91 i· .6 :: ._ .· · Dpnrey ·wins round in ·LR sign . dispute . . . . . .. . - 03/12/91. B ·"F!3-yetteville ad gr_oup resents . choice . of outside· ad. agency·: . . : 03/21/91 -Cl 2· ."'.orthen Banking Corp' s televisfon _ad brings raves:04/ 9/91 ClOAi:knsas ad firms eep 10th dit competition - - 04/23/91 . 2.'.ClO ·2--Combs & Heathcoate dominate Mid South with GM dealer clients 05/ 2/91 Cl 2: yDiBoards carry ads- aimed at teen-a.gers in schools06/ 3/9t x6 4. · Combs and Heathcott win Hot Springs advertising account 06/24/91 :x:4 1·A.d· g:i.mmicks: work, even in a depression01 I 8/91 :x:ll 1i.in Irby discusses changes in LR advertising field07/29/91 :x:8 1.F.irst· Commerical Bank revives "Little Man" character· Gurly Associates wins awards for packaging··· Don!'ey says $250, 000 lost to LR limits on billboards08/ 5/91 :x:6 09/ 16/91 :x:5 * 11/13/9-1. B2 134·witness disputes Donrey on value· of billboardsContracts for ads pour in to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette Ad firm's lawsuit says associates stole clientsADVERTISING FEDERATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong>* 11/14/91 B2 * 11/16/91 Dl * 11/19/91 Dl 522ee AdvertisingAEROSPACE CONTROLS CORPLittle Rock plant building encoder for NASA space station 09/23/91 :x:12 1AERTH DEVELOPMENT INCsee also CoalAFFILIATED FOODS SOUTHWESTAffiliated moves into bottled water market in big way04/28/91 Fl 2AFFRAYsee AssaultsAFRICAN METHODIST CHURCHsee Methodist ChurchAFRICAN-AMERICAN MALE MENTORSsee also Crime and viceAGED'.see also Civil rights and discriminationse also Crime and vice.see also Medicine and health· see.-also VeteransUnpaid . bills bring audit of White County Aging Program.White County aging pJ;"ogram cannot accept new clients·Xempers flare in House panel on proposal on senior centers· Aid for aging bill held up in Senate committeeA.gencies on Aging seek cigarette tax boost as funds source:Legis panel turns down cigarette tax or aid to elderlySenate passes cigarette tax hike to fund programsSenior citizens make futile trip to Capitol to lobbyHouse panel backs cigarette tax to fund programOlsters shame Rules Comm into line, columnist writesTobacco tax to aid elderly passes Legis, goes to GovernorElderly lobby defeated powerful tobacco lobby at LegisTwo House members tried to derail tobacco tax for programs._. f!nior power hot in <strong>Arkansas</strong> _· Irne Rhea lived in deplorable conditions prior to her deathMose ·Rhea chgd with abuse in his mother's death· _Mo$·e. Rhea arrested on· abuse chg in death of 92-yr-old motherElderly abuse increasing; 14, 000 Arkansans victimsProtectors of the elderly seek more money, staff, lawsOi/19/91 B301/30/91 B302/ 1/91 I602/13/91 H803/ 1/91 Al l03/ 6/91 Hl03/14/91 I403/16/91 Bl03/19/91 Gl03/19/91 GS03/22/91 Al03/22/91 I103/22/91 I804/22/91 Al06/14/91 Bl06/14/91 Bl06/16/91 :B-1007 /11/91 Al- . 01111/91/.A1-·- .·2221115241153122252 ·2- ·- --: ..3-------
'.. · . . ·._... .· .. .·_.:ARKANSAS GAZETri INDEX <strong>1991</strong>.. .· ·..·. ... , . · . .Chilling · report. on 8,dit · $buse-' ·(ed): .DATE.PA(;E.. .·07/16/91 BBFostei':· care for the elderiy _wili: soon be: available .. in Ak-_ · . . . ·(lB/lS/91 BS1_07yr:-:old woman crdits Gbd ·for: long lffe : . .. ..AGL CORL_as_er . · work based q -.ideai;r of°:;2 Univ of Ark gaḍmH:es -AGRICULTUREse . - also Economic conditions and 1;rends - Ark IndiCatorssee 21,so Energy and powerse. al·o . Livestoqk and poultry·se·e also Swamps and wetlandssee also Synthetic fuels· see also Watercliuq.k.· Davis family at Richmond weathers adversity·crop_ land rent rising ·sI· oWly in <strong>Arkansas</strong> .National conv of American Agriculture Movement to be in LRAAM c . onvention in LR advised to· take action to save farmsTomato farmers sue Du Pont over fungicideBad chemicals have added to <strong>Arkansas</strong> farmers' woesDu Pont was warned in 1989 about tainted BenlateAbout 2, 000 attend Agri Expo at Pine BluffValue of Ark crops set at $1.684 billion in 1990<strong>Arkansas</strong> rice farmers can plant more rice this year than lastCotton crops expected to rise by 100, 000 acresLonoke County farmers giving up on farmingOdis Chapman sells his interest in family farm enterpriseFmHA won't approve loan; Michael Williams farm may failLow milk prices hit Ark dairy farmers hardJimmie Slayden expresses his thoughts as farming career endsList of top 10 soybean producing counties in Ark in 1990Farms in <strong>Arkansas</strong> decline by 1,000 in 1989-90Ag:dculttire caughf --in -financial - squeezeProcessed food segment of agriculture not hurtingAkansas Agriculture Hall of Fame inductees namedThe- late-Winthrop Rockefeller named to Ark Agri Hall of FameList of .top rice producing counties in ArkArkansa_s --Agricultiire -Hail. of Fame holds induction for fiveCotton acreage take huge jump in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Delta area.. Dicy £ạrmers take . complaints to Associated Milk ProducersFreeze damages fruit, other crops all over state_Fruit farmers assessing cold damageBradley County tomato crop damaged by cold weatherArk farmers say FmHA discourages them from making loansFarm Bureau's Jack Jones says taxes passeed by Legis neededSt Frari,cis County may lose two-thirds of peach cropThird wet spring discourages farmersStrawbery harvest · season beginsFloodwaters cover 100, 000 acres of farm landFarmers still suffer from 1990 floodsSever: f aers still living with the flood of 1990Dr. ·Gạil Lee is vegetable specialist with UA Extension ServiceKen,f .offers promise.as_ alternative crop for Ark farmersRalph ạnd Wayne Huntsman acquitted in crop aid fraud caseCotton damag.e reported - from herbicide use in two countiesAcquittal oḟ Huntsm:an brothers to be. appealed: io/ S/91 B207 1 1/91 xl401/ 1/91 Al01/ 4/91 Cl01/11/91 C201/12/91 C201/lS/91 Cl01/16/91 Cl01/19/91 Cl01/20/91 Bl201/2S/91 Cl01/31/91 Cl02/ 1/91 Cl02/ 3/91 Fl02/ 3/91 Fl02/10/91 Fl02/13/91 Cl02/16/91 Cl02/21/91 ClO02/22/91 Cl03/ 4/91 x703/ 4/91 x903/ 9/91 C903/ 9/91 C903/19/91 ClO03/23/91 Cl03/24/91 Fl03/29/91 ca03/31/91 Bl04/ 1/91 Bl04/ 3/91 ca04/ 4/91 ClO04/ 7/91 Fl04/17/91 Cl04/30/91 Cl05/ 1/91 ClOS/ 2/91 Cl05/ S/91 AlOS/ S/91 Al605/13/91 x6OS/26/91 Fl06/12/91 B206/12/91 ca06/13/9i BSCOL1.13125213241222222223212222251s112ss22221121s1. · ..... .. ..... ':· . · · . . · .4
...· ·-. • , ··-.... .. . · ..· - . .....·ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DA . ' : - - :_PAGE COL : .:· ... .- · . .· ·.. · . . .Shor-t ctop ·" of·. -pink 'tomatoes brings high prices ·.06/16i9l . _B4. - ·-· .Dmand·· 'boosts· pi:'kes of <strong>Arkansas</strong>-grown tomatoes. .. .. . 06125191·_ ·er - 2 .F.atal .accidents increase among state's 500 crop':""dusters · : . ···06/27/91. Al 2.Abr_aham.· Carpetit·er family at Qrady .develop vegetable farlllPlum ··Ba:you07 / 2/91 Cl 2 -Irrigation Dist will ·supply 75 farmers with water Ol/21/9-i "Bl -- · -5-- -.PltiinBayou Irrigation formed to use <strong>Arkansas</strong> River water 07 /2li91 Bf S·Rice 'production up by 18 pct in ArkatJ.sas farms sold $4.1 billion worth of goods last yearArticle: OtJ._:farmers :who have left the landStory _(:;£ Jacky Garrett who was forced from the landNumber of Ark farms shows decline from 1951 tol990 (graph)·Stories of Odis Chapman. Tommy Murchison forced from farms·. Story of Paul Keith who was forced from farmADFA battles dwindling ·farm ownership in Ark·Ark .farms decreasing in number. increasing in size (table). Average size of. Ark farms. 1951-<strong>1991</strong> (graph)·white County.farmers faced with shortage of groundwaterApple varieties from Univ of Ark program ready for patentsAlmost half of farmland in <strong>Arkansas</strong> is leasedCotton harvest may reach 1.5 million bales<strong>Arkansas</strong> gets $127.000 from Cotton Inc for cotton researchTrlick farms making comeback<strong>Arkansas</strong> Land and Farm Development Corp holds annual conf<strong>Arkansas</strong> farmers advised to forget about federal helpCongressmen hold farm credit forum at CarlisleFarm credit forum at Carlisle included 3 CongressmenState's black farmers face difficult economic timesEconomic. social woes from loss of small farms feltMinority Farmers Rights Act not enough. farmers sayState crops bountiful amid fears of low profitsState crops bountiful amid fears of low profits<strong>Arkansas</strong> Farm Bureau opens 57th annual meetingFarm Bureau lobbyist says wetlands top issue in 1992F-arm Bureau delegates re-elect officersAGRICUTURE - Ark Farm Commodity Prices-- -u1/6{F3/1 - ·ol/13/F3/3 Ol/20/F4/1 Ol/27 /F4/5 02/3/Fl0/5. 02/l.O/F2/5 02/17/Fl0/2 02/24/F8/4 03/10/F2/3 03/17/F2/3· 03/24/ F2/2 03/31/F2/3 04/7 /F2/2 04/14/Fl0/3 04/21/F9/l04/28/Fl0/4 05/5/F9/3 05/12/F8/3 05/19/F8/3 05/26/Fl0/204/7/F2/2 04/14/Fl0/3 04/21/F9/1 04/28/Fl0/4 05/5/F9/306/2/FS/3 06/9/F8/4 06/16/F2/1 06/23/FlO/l 06i30iF2/.307 /7/Fl0/3 07 /14/F8/3 07 /21/F8/l 07 /28/F2/3 08/4/Fl0/508/11/F8/l 08/18/F8/2 08/25/F6/3 09/l/F2/5 09/8/F2/5·09/15/FZ/5 09/22/F8/5 09/29/F8/2 10/6/F2/4 10/13/Gl/5AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME. <strong>Arkansas</strong>. see AgricUltureAIDS FOUNDATION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>.. see also Medicine and health:Foupder· Dr Ralph A Hyman clears record on. controversy·Jody i..ockWood responds to. lr from Dr Ralph HymanAIIjS.'.Edn: presents annual awards (list)AIDS .INTERFAITH NE'IWORK ·.HeE:tiiilg service held to ease pain of AIDSAIR PARK MUSEUM1 ·08/14/91 -Cl 208/15/91 Cl 309/ 8/91 Al 609/ 8/91 Al8 209/ 8/91 .AlB 409/ 8/91 ·Al9 109/ 8/91 Al9 . 309/ 9/91 x7 · · 109/ 9/91 x7 409/08/91 :Al8 509/ 29/91 Fl 210/ 1/91 ClO 110/ 3/91 Cl 510/ 9/91 Cl 210/11/91 CB 3* 10/20/91 Gl 1* 10/28/91 Dl 1* 10/28/91 Dl l* 11/ 3/91 Bl 1* 11/ 3/91 B7 1* 11/18/91 Al 2in state* 11/18/91 A7 4* 11/18/91 A7 4* 12/ 2/91 Dl 1* 12/ 2/91 Dl 1* 12/ 3/91 Dl 2* 12/ 4/91 Dl 3* 12/ 7/91 D8 408/28/91 B8 409/ 8/91 C2 410/ 5/91 B2 506/10/91 Bl 3.··-···.5
..ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>. ·. ·_ · .. . .. . · . : . .DATE '_PAGE cOL . ..see . Mueums . . ·AIR POLLUTION.see · Pollution:. wasṭes . and hazardous materialsAIRBORNE SUPPL y INC.. . . . .Ho - Springs firm pr9duces_ airpl:ane frames; ·componentsAIRPLANE'S· · - · · · · ·see Av:fation and aircraftAlRPQRTS·see·· Aviat:i.:on and aircraftALAMO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONCourt seizure of <strong>Arkansas</strong> assets may end infa!Il.ous cult's life·Susan Alamo grave broken open. ·body missing . • · :All _members quietly leave property at Dyer.:C:ompoundBody of Susan Alamo · apparently· taken · when .. members left DyerFBI searching for Tony AlamoValuables seized at Alamo headquarters at DyerFort Smith officer may be linked to Alamo theftApparent death threat made against Judge Morris ArnoldCaller who made threat identified himself as Tony AlamoAuthorities continue search for elusive Tony AlamoDyer compound in ruins after this month's raidList of some legal troubles that have plagued Alamo FdnEvidence turned over in theft of Alamo Fdn propertyFt Smith officer reportedly linked to stolen items resignsFormer police officer Allen Parker admits taking propertyAlamo atty gets sale of real estate delayedAuction of items from Dyer headquarters under wayAlamo auction crowd comes ready to buyAuction has raised almost $500.000 to dateIRS stakes claim against Fdn assetsTony Alamo indicted for alle . ged threat against Judge ArnoldMore Alamo property found stored in Sallisaw. Oklahoman claiming to be Tony Alamo phones Nashville TV reporterSix plaintiffs trying · to garnish IRSRobert Miller and 5 relatives win all Alamo proceedsRobert · }lliller arid ·fam11y iss1.ied $300 • 000 -from Alamo fund -ony Alamo arrested in Florida: will be returned to Ark·· Chron:oi.ogy of Alamo . Christian Foundation ·Former follower Richard Hydell wants Alamo behind barsLong list of legal· troubles brought Alamo Foundation down..Tony Alamo lived private life in TampaFlorida judge refuses to release Tony Alamo on bondTony Alamo's Florida business ventures being checked by IRSCelluar phone. aliases key to Tony Alamo's evasionAlma building seized by U S Marshal burns: arson suspectedIRS files liens against Alamo for $S.7 millionTony Alaino fasting in his jail cell in TampaTony-Alamo followers blame Vatican for arrest-of AlamoAttorneys .meet Tony· ·Aiamo in Tampa. seek s.etting . of bondTo_:hy Alamo denied bail in Florida. will be returned to ArkAlamo .followers not discouraged: church faithful attend court.Alamo theology links ·constitution with BibleTony Alamo brought fo <strong>Arkansas</strong> to face chargesTony -Alamo. followe:rs -testify at detep.tion hearing_·O/+l ·1/91 x4 2· ·02/lS/91 -BS 102/18/91 ·Bl 202/19/9], Al 202/19/91 Al 202/19/91 Al 602/20/91 Bl 2-02/21/91 Bl s02/23/91 Al 202/23/91 Al 202/24/91 Al2 102/24/91 Al2 102/24/91 A12 102/26/91 BlO s02/28/91 BS 103/ 2/91 B2 303/18/91 B3 104/ 1/91 B3 404/ 4/91 Al 204/ 8/91 Bl 104/24/91 B6 105/ . 9/91 B6 6OS/10/91 BB 105/17 /91 BS 205/31/91 B7 206/ 8/91 B6 206/11/91 Bl s07/ 6/91 Al 207/ 6/91 AB 107/ 6/91 AB 107/ 6/91 AB 107 I 8/91 Al 207 I 9/91 Al 207 I 9/91 Al 207/10/91 Al 207/10/91 A4 107/10/91 A4 307 /11/91 Al 207 /11/91 A6 207 /12/91 Bl s07 /13/91 Al 207 /14/91 Al 207 /14/91 .(£1S 107 /19/91. B7 107 /23i9i Al 26,,
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCleburne County example of dry county where liquor existsPlenty of alcohol makes its way to dry countiesMap shows number of liquor licenses in <strong>Arkansas</strong>. by countyMap shows wet counties and dry counties with private clubsNLR police arrest 14 for selling alcohol to minorsBan on credit card purchase of liquor may end soonCredit card purchase of alcohol to be approved soonLiquor purchases with credit card not in effect in ArkPenalties assessed against several liquor outletsPatrons buy more bottles with credit cardsALCOHOLICS ANONYMO USsee Substance abuse and trafficALEXANDER. BILLsee also CongressALEXANDER. WILLIAM VOLLIEsee Alexander. BillALIENSsee Foreigners in <strong>Arkansas</strong>ALLBRIGHT. RAYMOND PIERCEsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)ALLEN CANNING COsee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsALLEN. ALsee also Books and writingALLEN, DONsee also Fewell and AssociatesALLEN. JOHNsee also Government employees. StateALLIANCE FOR A REPUBLICAN-INDEPENDENT AGENDA (ARIAS)see Presidential election of 1992ALLIANCE RUBBER COFirm to consolidate operations in Hot SpringsFirm is innovator in making rubber bandsALLIED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICAsee Whirlpool CorpALLTEL CORPAlltel to buy Missouri Telephone CoLarge block of stock bought by undisclosed investorAlltel consolidates headquarters in LRAlltel buys Computer Power Inc of FloridaALMAWater tower converted to million gallon can of spinichALTHEIMERsee also Housingsee also Libraries, PublicALTHEIMER FOUNDATION07 /18/91 Al07 /18/91 Al07 /18/91 A407 /18/91 A407 /23/91 BS08/27 /91 Bl09/19/91 Al10/10/91 B2* 11/25/91 B3* 11/29/91 Bl223332411605/21/91 ClO 106/10/91 x16 103/ 14/91 Cl 504/ 3/91 Cl 204/23/91 ClO 2* 12/ 6/91 Dl 208/31/91 B3 2Foundation makes substantial gift to Ark Children's Hospital 06/10/91 B4 1ALTHEIMER-SHERRILL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My2ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICABenton plant may be closed unless costs are cutAlcoa may cut 300 jobs at Benton plantAbout 70 workers to be laid off at BentonALVIN HOTEL (Hot Springs)02/15/91 Cl03/23/91 Al06/26/91 ClO5218
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Culture and the artssee Historic buildings and sitesAMBULANCE SERVICEsee Emergency servicesAMERICAN AGRICULTURE MOVEMENTsee AgricultureAMERICAN BILLING COJim Bottin firm handles national billing, collectionsAMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNIONsee Civil Liberties Union, AmericanAMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING PROGRAM (ACT)see Colleges S17AMERICAN DRUGS INCsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncAMERICAN FLAG FOUNDATIONFirm sued for allegedly deceptive trade practicesFund-raising by Area Services telemarketing ordered haltedFunds solicited to aid servicemeni no packages sentRonald Cool, an ex-con, owned firm that was raising moneyState Atty Gen Winston Bryant brought complaint against firmAMERICAN LEGIONsee Bars and night clubsAMERICAN PRESTIGE COFirm is world's largest producer of artificial flowersAMERICAN RED CR OSSsee Red Cross, AmericanAMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COLittle Rock plant will not close, AT&T officials sayState officials, union leaders watch status of LR plantDecision near on factory at LRAnalyst sees cuts at AT&T plant at LRLittle Rock manufacturing plant may be shut downLittle Rock plant to make 50, 000 PCs for IRSAT&T keeps LR plant but cuts jobsAMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPWorkers vow to boycott San Francisco as meeting siteConway plant to lay off 250 workers temporarilyAMERISUITES HOTEL04/ 7/91 Fl01/29/91 Bl02/ 1/91 Al02/ 1/91 Al02/ 1/91 Al02/ 1/91 Al21222202/25/91 x14 105/ 8/91 Cl 405/13/91 x16 305/23/91 Cl 206/15/91 Cl 506/29/91 Al 507/16/91 C9 210/11/91 Cl 506/24/91 x5 1* 11/ 8/91 Dl 2see HotelsAMMONIA HOLDsee InventionsAMUSEMENT AND ENTERTAINMENTElectric Cowboy II pool hall at Conway termed public nuisance 05/21/91 B7 2Jackosnville residents claim Skateworld partrons nuisance 06/25/91 B3 1AMUSEMENT PARKSDogpatch USA to open. may change themesWild River Country has fine safety recordDogpatch theme park changes name to Dogpatch, <strong>Arkansas</strong>Several changes in Dogpatch operation announced02/ 5/9102/17 /9102/27 /9102/27 /91Business better than expected at Dogpatch park near Harrison 05/27 /91Wild River Country water park faces foreclosure* 10/22/91ANDERSON, ROLANDsee also Internal Revenue ServiceANGELOU, MAYACl 2B6 2ClO 3ClO 3x5 1Dl 29
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLListed as one of Ark's most influential personsANGOLAArkansan Charles Hendricks killed in plane crash in AngolaCharles Hendricks was on flight crew of Carib Air TransportParent s of Charles Hendricks seek facts on his workANIMAL WASTE TASK FORCE (Ark)see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsANIMALSsee also Little Rock Zoosee also WildlifeBill on domestic animal theft fails in House committeeHairless cats draw a crowdReward raised to find abuser of German shepherd dogTwo pit bulls attack girl on LR streetAnti-cruelty group calls bill in Senate a cover-upAnimal torture measure blocked in LegislatureBill on animal cruelty fails again in House committeeActivists attack poultry processing as animal crueltyLion. tigers have owner 's neighbors at Kibler worriedMother sues for $110. 000. claims dog mauled her sonCougar destroyed after Gravette boy injuredGentry city council bans poisonous. dangerous petsFive counties on rabies alert due to skunksAnimal shelter at Beebe stirs complaints on treatmentCrawford County woman fears neighbor 's tigers. lionessRotweiler owner must pay $176.70 for 2 dog attacks on childTraveling pet bandits move into Ark; steal pets for saleGroup organized to save retired greyhounds from being shotStone County couple have collection of rare animalsPit bull rescued from house at SherwoodAnimal rights activist speaks at Governor 's SchoolNLR shelter conditions criticizedMule Line Trolly owner at Hot Springs fights abuse complaintVera Martin of Deer, faces 32 counts of cruelty to animalsTucker Prison Unit dogs have talent for tracking inmatesAnimal shelters swamped with unwanted puppies and kittensThousands of unwanted pets killed annualy at sheltersMap shows confirmed animal rabies cases in <strong>Arkansas</strong>State animal activists back GM protestsOfficial of Arkansans for Animals opposes article on fursCruelty conviction of Fran Norton upheld on appealWest Fork child killed by dogDog owner may face chgs in death of West Fork childElephant farm near Quitman needs funds for feedDog owner cleared of chgs in death of West Fork childANTHONY. BERYLsee alsosee alsoANTHRAXseeCongressCongress - ReapportionmentLivestock and poultryANTIQUES<strong>Arkansas</strong> Antique Dealers Assn has about 200 membersANYTOWN. ARKANSAS CAMPsee Civil rights and discrimination02/10/91 A506/30/91 Al06/30/91 Al06/30/91 Al01/23/91 H202/ 2/91 B502/ 7/91 BlO02/24/91 B703/ 6/91 H503/23/91 AlO03/28/91 I803/31/91 P304/10/91 B504/23/91 B205/ 5/91 Bll05/ 8/91 B505/11/91 Bl205/11/91 B305/15/91 B505/16/91 B405/18/91 Bl05/30/91 Al06/ 2/91 B406/24/91 B306/28/91 Bl307 / 2/91 B307 /11/91 B807/13/91 B907/14/91 B308/ 9/91 Al08/ 9/91 Al08/30/91 A709/29/91 B9* 11/13/91 Bl3* 11/26/91 A5* 12/19/91 B4* 12/20/91 Bl* 12/23/91 Bl* 12/24/91 B307/28/91 Fl622231114141115315242211413252221121314210
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COL. :· . .. : ...· .··see.,..APPAREL AND DRESSCentral High student gets to ear:1Alcatraz T-shirt<strong>Arkansas</strong>· designers to display. ·creations at :aolo BashCostly . brand name clothes populai::.·with students. Chgs. of contempt of court against . . Melissa Th urston droppedMeiissa Thurston was chgd with not wearing bra in courtAPPARITIONS . ;Specter in Old State House included in bookAQUACULTUREsee Fish and crayfish cultureARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGYsee also Parks. recreation and tourism04/17 /91 Bl 205/19/91 Jl 208/27 /91 Al 308/29/91 B2 ·608/29/91 B2 6* 10/27 /91 Dl 1lJouse panel supports protection of unregistered cemeteries 02/28/91 Al4 6All Ark burial sites will soon be protected from pothunters 04/14/91 Bl 5History unearthed by archeologists at Taylor Mounds 06/21/91 Bl 2Illegal excavation was in St Francis Natl Forest 07/10/91 B4 1Man chgd with illegal digging at Indian mound in Natl Forest 07/10/91 B4 1Amateur archeologists 'insulted ' by law on burial grounds * 10/21/91 B2 2Illegal dig at mound brings probation for Dennis Ray Hill * 10/31/91 B4 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> law curbs archeological digging by amateurs * 11/12/91 Bl 1Toll-free number can to used to report grave robbers * 12/26/91 Bl 2ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHITECTSE Fay.Jones to design home for LR carouselAREA PLANNING AND RENEWAL09/18/91 Al 2see also Electric powersee al so Little Rocksee also Pine Bluffsee also Pulaski CountyArk Community Development Program honors 36 citiesMain Street <strong>Arkansas</strong> salutes renewal in 13 cities, townsCounties grouped in regions according to their prioritiesARENA, JOHNsee also Nelson. WillieARENAS. Sportssee Stadiums and arenasRENDT, LEAH COHNsee also Libraries, PublicARGUE, JIM JRsee also Methodist ChurchARIAS (Organization)see Politics and govtARKADELPHIAsee al so Economic developmentARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICTEducation S23ARKANSASsee also Buildings and offices, Govtsee also Capitol Building and grounds· : "see also Constitution (Ark)see also Contracts and purchasing, Govtsee also Courts, State and Localsee also Economic conditions and trendssee al so Finance and budgets. Statesee al so Government property* 10/ 23 /91 B3* 10/28/91 D6* 12/12/91 B414311
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Governor's School (Ark)see also Govt departments and agencies (Ark)see also Govt employees. Statesee also Govt officials. State govtsee also History (Ark)see also Legislature (Ark)see also Prisons and prisonersState celebrates 15 5th birthdayOzark region cares little what state does. Charles Venus saysState has four distinct 'states' or regionsCarol Lindsey. Phil Fredericks disagree with Venus on OzarksBob Lancaster's 'factsheet' on <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATIONsee Athletics and sportsARKANSAS ADVERTISING FEDERATIONsee Advertising Federation. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS AEROSPACE INC<strong>Arkansas</strong> Aerospace is new name of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Modification CtrFeature article on firm's new facilityModification center at Adams Field dedicatedARKANSAS AIDS FOUNDATIONsee AIDS Foundation. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF POLICE CHIEFSsee Police Chiefs. <strong>Arkansas</strong> Association ofARKANSAS AVIATION HALL OF FAMEsee Aviation and aircraftARKANSAS BANKERS BANK06/16/91 Bl07/22/91 x307 /22/91 x307 /29/91 x208/25/91 Cl6112404/ 9/91 ClO 208/19/91 x8 210/16/91 Cl 4see BanksARKANSAS BAPTIST SCHOOL SYSTEMsee Education Mr 5 Je8ARKAN SAS BETI'ER CHANCEsee Edu cationARKANSAS BINGO ASSOCIATIONsee Bingo Association. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELDsee Contracts and purchasing. Govtsee Insurancesee Legislature (Ark)see Medicine and healthARKANSAS BUSrnESS COUNCILsee Business Council. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS COALITION FOR CHOICEsee Birth control and abortionARKANSAS COMMITTEE. Thesee Iran-Contra AffairARKANSAS CONSERVATION COALITIONsee Conservation Coal ition. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersARKANSAS COUNTY SEED COsee also SeedsARKANSAS DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONsee Dairy Cooperative Association. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT12
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee News and news mediasee Weems, Sam AARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTEsee News and news mediaARKANSAS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITYsee Development Finance Authority (Ark)ARKANSAS EASTMAN COBatesville plant to expandFirm produces materials hidden inside other productsARKANSAS EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONsee EducationARKANSAS EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION NETWORK (AETN)see Educational televisionARKANSAS ENTERTAINERS HALL OF FAMEsee Entertainers Hall of Fame. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS ENVIROCORPsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsARKANSAS FREIGH'IWAYS CORPTrucking firm to offer new stockExpansion of firm continues: map shows terminal locationsNASQD halts trading; stock fallsGains of 39.8 pct for quarter reportedARKANSAS GAZETTEsee News and news mediaARKANSAS HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATIONsee Hospitality As sociation, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS INSTITUTEThink tank ready with funds . leaderWilliam A Halter named head of think tankDirector William Halter ready to get research startedARKANSAS MATH CRUSADEsee EducationARKANSAS MODIFICATION CENTERsee <strong>Arkansas</strong> Aerospace IncARKANSAS NATURE CONSERVANCYsee Nature Conservancy, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE POWER PLANTsee Electric powersee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsARKANSAS PEACE CENTERsee Peace Center, ArltansasARKANSAS POST NATIONAL MONUMENTsee Parks , recretion and tourismARKANSAS POULTRY FEDERATIONsee Poultry Federation, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COsee also Buildings and officessee also Electric powersee also Electrocutionssee also Energy and powersee also Housingsee also Medicine and healthsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Weather and storms03/ 8/91 Cl06/24/91 x302/20/91 Cl04/13/91 Cl06/19/91 Cl10/17 /91 ca09/26/91 Cl09/26/91 Cl10/14/91 x621322655113
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEntergy names Jerry Maulden chmn and CEO of four companies 01/29/91 Cl 2Contract with PPR Fantus Corp to aid search for industries 03/ 1/91 ClO 3Several hundred jobs to be cut in <strong>Arkansas</strong> within 5 years 03/ 8/91 Al 2Office staff are objects of cutback. not blue-collar workers 03/ 9/91 Cl 5Entergy layoffs could rise until 1993 05/18/91 Cl 2Country club dues paid by AP&L total almost $1.000.000 05/22/91 AlO 4Salaries of top executives listed in report to FERC 05/22/91 AlO 4Country club dues draw criticism of columnist 05/23/91 Bl 1Civil rights record discussed by columnist 06/ 9/91 Bl 1Company awards twelve $500 grants to math, sci teachers 06/10/91 BlO 4Missouri approves AP&L sale proposal for properties there 10/ 4/91 ClO 2Atty Gen Winston Bryant intervenes in plans to sell assets * 12/13/91 Dl 5AP&L plan would protect customers in sale of Missouri assets* 12/21/91 Dl 3Requests for help paying bills now double * 12/25/91 Al 3ARKANSAS PRIME FISH PROCESSORS INCConstruction on catfish faciliy at Eudora under waySixty-five catfish farmers open Eudora plantARKANSAS PROTEINS COsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsARKANSAS PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEMsee Public Employees Retirement System (Ark)ARKANSAS REPERETORY THEATERsee Theater and dramaARKANSAS RIGHT TO LIFEsee Right to Life, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS RIVERsee Agriculturesee Rivers and lakesARKANSAS RIVER BLUES FESTIVALsee FestivalsARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION SYSTEMsee Rivers and lakesARKANSAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONsee Rural Development Commission, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMsee Economic Development Program, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTERsee Rural Enterprise Center, <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCEState may set up school for brightest math. science studentsState math and science high school bill derailed temporarilySchool for gifted gains House panel approvalBill creating school becomes lawOpening of state math and science school delayed until 1993Benton Services Center suggested as home for new schoolAdvisers visit Mississippi School for Mathematics and SciResidential school will emphasize science and mathARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLINDTeachers angered that they are not getting salary raisesEleven teachers to get pay increasesARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAMEsee Athletics and-sportsARKANSAS STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCEInterview with executive director Ron Russell06/12/91 Cl* 12/17/91 Dl01/30/91 H502/ 8/91 I402/13/91 H403/ 1/91 I708/20/91 A9* 10/24/91 B9* 11/15/91 Al7* 11/18/91 El03/22/91 I706/20/91 BB55143445124109/23/91 xl3 114
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYsee Athletics and sportssee Basketballsee Colleges and universitiessee FootballARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. Beebesee Athletics and sportsARKANSAS TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEMsee Teacher Retirement System (Ark)ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITYsee Basketballsee Colleges and universitiesARKANSAS TERRITORIAL RESTORATIONBill seeks funds for museum expansionRestoration celebrates 50 years as museumARKANSAS TIMES (Periodical)02/19/91 G607/ 5/91 Bl12see PeriodicalsARKANSAS TRAVELER CERTIFICATESCertificates honor special travelers in <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO05/26/91 B5 1see also Oil and gasARKANSAS WOMEN 'S POLITICAL CAUCUSsee Women 's Political Caucus. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ARKANSAS WRITERS ' PROJECTsee News and news mediaARKLA INCsee also Energy and powersee also Explosives and explosionssee also Oil and gasLouisiana PSC to begin hearings on Arkla-Arkoma deal 01/ 4/91 B6 6Court ruling saves Arkla costly refund on 'old gas ' 01/ 9/91 Cl 5Arkla asks PSC to rethink $17.1 million ruling 01/29/91 B2 2Arkla gets environment award for work on 225-mile pipeline 02/ 6/91 BlO 1Subsidiary in Louisiana loses suit; told to pay $48 .5 million 02/ 7/91 Cl 2Thomas Mars says settlement in Arkoma case should stand 02/ 8/91 A7 3Arkla to sell its Dyco Petroleum subsidiary 02/13/91 Cl 5Special PSC panel upholds Arkla refund order 02/24/91 B2 6Jerry Jones. Mike McCoy dropped from mineral rights suit 03/ 5/91 AB 5Special Public Service Comm resigns unexpectedly 03/22/91 Al 2Arkla files appeal of order to refund $17, 1 million 03/23/91 Bl 2Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants special PSC reappointed 03/23/91 Bl 2Gov Clinton to ask special PSC to resume service 03/26/91 Bl 5New settlement proposed for Arkla-Arkoma 03/31/91 Bl 6Way cleared for Gov Clinton to reappoint special PSC 04/10/91 B2 2Arkla to split $8 .25 million refund among 400.000 customers 04/11/91 Al 2Thom.as Mars favors Arkla-Arkoma settlement proposed 04/11/91 A9 3Refunds for Arkla customers average $13.08 04/12/91 Bl 2Judge dismisses suit by Arkoma roy alty owners 04/18/91 Bl2 1Arkla-Arkoma settlement hearing scheduled by special PSC 04/18/91 B2 2Arkla tops $1 billion in quarterly revenue 05/ 4/91 ClO 1Arkla agrees to refund $8 .25 million to customers 05 /17/91 Cl 2PSC order ends Arkoma case 05/17/91 Cl 2Special PSC in Arkoma case ruled proper 06/ 4/91 B4 5Arkla loses $29 .2 million in quarter 08/ 1/91 C9 215
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLArkla dividends look inviting, investment adviser saysNew filing alleges Arkla plot against ratepayersArkla to buy back shares in Arkla Exploration CoFair play lost in Arkoma hearing, Pine Bluff Commercial saysJudge says lawsuit chging racketeering should be dismissedLawsuit alleged officials conspired to control gas pricesAppeal isn 't really an option in case, Paul Greenberg saysAppointments of executives announcedLawsuit alleges racketeering involved in Arkoma caseNY law firm enters lawsuit alleging racketeeringRacketeering suit brought by Cullum and Kallsnick couples$32 million loss chills Arkla prof itsArkla stock declines in frenz ied trading<strong>Arkansas</strong> Louisiana Gas Co to seek rate increaseArkla denies analyst report that bankruptcy impendingStock closes lower in heavy tradingStock regains stabilityStock jump shows FNN spot wrong, Thomas F McLarty saysARKOMA PRODUCTION COsee Arkla IncARLEE HOME FASHIONSTrumann pillow maker plans to expand plant, work forceARMIDILLO' S HANDSsee Crime and viceARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS (US)see also Bass Anglers Sportsman Societysee also Rivers and lakesJohn Paul Hammerschmidt works to keep LR Dist officeLittle Rock Dist Office was candidate for closingARNOLD, GALEsee also Camden News Publishing CoARNOLD, GARYsee also Harmon, DanARNOLD, MORRIS Ssee also Alamo Christian Foundationsee also Books and writingsee also Courts, FederalARNOLD, RICHARD Ssee also Courts, FederalAROMATIQUE INCPlant expansion to add new jobsNew fragrances to be unveiled at NY Waldorf Astoria HotelAromatique matches up with cosmetics giantsARTsee Culture and the artsARTEK SYSTEMS INCsee also InventionsCharges fly over bar code developed by Univ of Ark and ArtekUniv of Ark would welcome more postal projectsArtek Systems Inc had to make guarantee on bar code workArtek Systems Inc is headed by UA professor J E BassPostal Service to au dit both Artek and Univ of Ark contractsArtek undergoing criminal investigation by Postal ServiceJ E Bass is principal owner of Artek ; also on UA staff08/ 5/91 xlO08/10/91 B209/17/91 Cl09/22/91 C410/10/91 B710/10/91 B710/17/91 BB* 10/ 22/91 D2* 10/27/91 Bl* 10/ 27 /91 Bl* 10/27 /91 Bl* 11/ 2/91 Dl* 11/22/91 Dl* 12/ 4/91 Dl* 12/13/91 Al* 12/14/91 Dl* 12/17 /91 Dl* 12/19/91 Dl14534441111522253208/13/91 ClO 206 /10/91 B206/10/91 B21103/ 6/91 CB 405/27 /91 x5 106/ 3/91 x14 101 I 2/91 Cl 207 I 4/91 Cl 507/ 6/91 Cl 207/ 6/91 Cl 207 /12/91 Cl 507/24/91 Al 207 /24/91 Al 216
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJ E Bass placed on leave by Univ of Ark 08/ 1/91 Al 5Postal Service accuses Prof J E Bass of inflating costs 08/ 1/91 Al 5Postal Service wants $508,048 from contract reimbursed 08/ 1/91 Al 5Status of J E Bass on UA campus still unclear 08/ 2/91 Cl 2Audit disallows Artek payments to Univ of Ark employees 08/ 2/91 CB 4UA-Artek worker Loren Adams says he was fired for cooperation 08/ 3/91 Cl 6J E Bass defends equipment leasing : US prepares response 08/13/91 Cl 6J E Bass filing suit against Greg Moldenhauer in Artek case 08/16/91 C9 2J E Bass files suit against Greg Moldenhauer 08/17/91 Cl 5Artek possible subj ect of US Labor Dept probe 08/30/91 CB 1Citizens group criticizes Univ of Ark. Artek in report 08/31/91 CB 5Univ of Ark says post office claims are too high * 11/ 7/91 BlO 2Univ of Ark dismisses professor Jay Bass * 11/ 17 /91 Gl 1Jay Bass seeks $100,000 in suit against two men in his firm * 11/20/91 Dl 2Postal Service, Univ of Ark dispute $460. 000 research bill * 11/23/91 Dl 2Univ of Ark closing its portion of research center * 12/10/91 Dl 2Univ of Ark gets bill for $285,501 from Postal Service * 12/20/91 Dl 2ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONDon Riggin directs work of <strong>Arkansas</strong> chapter01/ 7/91 xll 1ASBESTOSsee Pollution, wastes and haz ardous materialsASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja29 FlASHLEY COUNTYDismissal of chgs against Billy Switzer ruled error04/ 2/91 V2 4ASIANS IN ARKANSASsee Foreign descent groupsASPHYXIATION AND SUFFOCATIONCarbon monoxide leak kills one, hospitalizes three01/ 3/91 B5 5Synergy Gas ruled blameless in motel deaths at Mountain View 05/ 9/91 B9 1Mother, son found dead in mobile home in Monroe County * 12/ 6/91 B5 1ASSAULTSsee alsosee alsoColleges and universitiesEducationsee also MurdersConway High School students inj ured at Russellville HighFighting erupted after Russellville-Conway basketball gameKenneth Harmon testifies Senator Jon Fitch beat himSuit by Kenneth Harmon seeks damages from Sen John FitchRussellville students face police inquiry in fracasSon of Senator John Fitch says he saw no fightingRussellville police finish probe of fight after ballgameJury rules against Sen John Fitch in assault caseSix Russellville students arrested in alleged assaultToe sucker hits Lonoke CountyThird toe sucker incident reported in Lonoke CountyMichael R Wyatt faces charges in toe sucking incidentsMichael E Watts may surrender today in toe sucking incidentsMichael R Wyatt surrenders to sheriff on foot-fondling chgMichael R Wyatt enters plea of not guilty in incidentsAlleged foot fetishist Michael R Wright charged with threatMedia criticized on reporting on foot fetish of WyattProbation for Michael Wyatt may be revokedMichael Wyatt pleads not guilty to toe incident01/10/91 B3 201/10/91 B3 201/10/91 B4 401/10/91 B4 401/11/91 B3 601/11/91 B4 401/ 12/91 B3 101/12/91 B4 601/29/91 B3 202/15/91 Bl 502/16/91 B3 502/17 /91 B7 502/19/91 Bl 502/20/91 BlO 402/28/91 B3 204/10/91 Bl 204/11/91 B3 204/12/91 B3 204/13/91 B3 317
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLProbation for Michael Wyatt revoked; trial set for JulyElderly Newport couple beaten, woman sexually assaultedNashville resident chgd with assault of editor Louie GravesColumnist discusses scrap between Allan Ray and Louie GravesCoach attacks, inj ures umpire Robert Webb after gameJohnnie Swaims Jr arrested in beating of umpireToe-sucking chgs lead to delayed fine for Michael R WyattPolygraph test pursued in toe-suck case at ConwayMichael Wyatt gets guilty verdict in threatening of womanMichael Wyatt discusses attraction to feet ; plans appealShawn Walls shot outside his home in LRState Sen Jon Fitch loses appeal to Ark Supreme CourtMichael Wyatt to begin serving time after holidaysASSEMB LIES OF GODFirst Assembly of God in NLR plots strategy for growthASSESSMENT, Propertysee Companies and factoriesASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS INCsee AgricultureATHLETICS AND SPORTSsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoBaseballBasketballFootballGolfPan American GamesSwimmingTrack and fieldTrademarks and tradenamesUCA faculty working on athletic budget deficit questionUAPB makes appeal of death penalty in footballUA Professor Gordon Morgan defends UAPB 's Archie CooleyRegistrar says no grades changed at Univ of ArkUA Prof Gordon Morgan says grades he gave have been changedUA registrar responds to grades statement by Gordon MorganBill approved by House panel limits coll and univ spendingLegislators target athletic spending at colls, univsOnly funds limited by proposals would be educ and generalRep Bob McGinnis sponsors bill to limit coll, univ spendingCollege sports bill does not address issues, columnist writes<strong>Arkansas</strong> Sports Hall of Fame inducts S with banquet . programGeorge Dunkin, Norm DeBriyn , Pat Foster in Ark Hall of FameGerald Nesbitt, Frances Garroutte in Ark Sports Hall of FameNAIA appeals panel modifies . upholds UAPB penalitiesUAPB gets one year reduction in death penalty in footballNAIA sanctions could hit UAPB in pocketbookUAMS study suggests link of steroids, heart diseaseBill in Legis would give school admrs control of sportsSenate passes bill limiting college athletic spendingAthletic dorm at Univ of Ark scene of alleged sexual assaultSpringdale woman reptd she was raped in UA athletic dormUniv of Ark basketball player allegedly involved in assaultAthletic dorm at Univ of Ark limits visits by womenRazorback basketball coach Nolan Richrdson keeps press outNo charges to be filed in allegations of rape at UA dormOS/ 3/91 B3OS/21/91 BSOS/22/91 B7OS/26/91 Bl07 I 2/91 B407 /12/91 BS08/ 1/91 B409/17/91 BB* 10/19/91 Cl* 10/24/91 Bl* 11/ 3/91 Bl* 11/ 6/91 B6* 12/14/91 Bl08/2S/91 Al01/ 4/91 B301/ 4/91 Dl01/ 9/91 Bll01/09/91 Bl l01/09/91 Bll01/28/91 B602/ 8/91 I402/11/91 Al02/11/91 Al02/11/91 Al02/12/91 G802/16/91 Dl02/16/91 Dl02/16/91 Dl02/20/91 Dl02/20/91 Dl02/21/91 Dl02/21/91 D602/27 /91 H602/28/91 I403/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 A703/ 1/91 A703/ 2/91 Al22114111s121422211131sss122222211222215618
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COL<strong>Arkansas</strong> Coach Nolan Richardson tries to maintain focus<strong>Arkansas</strong> Athletic Director Frank Broyles commentsEvidence won 't support chgs of assault at UA. prosecutor saysAthletic dormitory at UA supervised by athletic departmentUA housing office has no authority over athletic dormitoryAthletes should pay the price for misbehavior. column saysAge restriction rule by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Activities Assn upheldUniv of Ark will not release report on alleged assaultRazorback Coach Nolan Richardson hints he may leave UABoys will be boys does not apply to rape. columnist writesUniv of Ark plans phaseout of athletic dormStatement of Razorback Coach Nolan Richadson on dorm incidentUniv of Ark police to release athletic dorm incident reportFather says report shows force used in UA athletic dormResolution in state Legis offers Coach Richardson 'love 'Four Razorback athletes admit to sex in athletic dormRazorback athletes claim sex in dorm was consentualFans show support for Razorback Coach Nolan RichardsonRazorback fans think dorm incident blown out of proportionWoman stands by account of incident in UA athletic dormRazorback interviewed 11 hours after initial assault reportMessage needed from Univ of Ark on dorm incident. column saysNew law limits expenditures college athletics<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat published name of alleged victim at dormWomen 's groups critical of naming of alleged victim at dormReactions to incident at UA athletic dorm varyUniv of ark athletes involved in other criminal actsPolice explain delay in investigating UA dorm incidentWomen 's rights groups angered that woman 's name was publishedDemocrat publisher Walter Hussman approved printing names<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat prints name of alleged rape victimWhere is the discipline? (ed on incident at UA athletic dorm)Charlie Baum has contributed $250. 000 to UA baseball programCharlie Baum makes donation to UA 's new basketball arenaABC broadcasts report on UA athletic dorm incidentUniv of Ark judiciary panel to make quick ruling on dorm caseUniv of Ark athletes face strict guidelinesBill in Legis seeks to open up UA athletic broadcastsSome radio stations priced out of Razorback broadcastsUniv of Ark officials confused by ABC rept on dorm incidentProsecutor Andrew Ziser demands retraction from John StarrChurch group wants Nolan Richardson. Frank Broyles to resignWomen 's group waits on statement on dorm incidentPickets confront Coach Nolan Richardson on dorm incidentAthletic dorm incident to go before UA disciplinary boardFights between black fraternities. athletes at UA reportedGazette commends ASU-Beebe for dropping athleticsColumn asks who owns <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong> campusDorm incident brought players together. Nolan Richardson saysRape Crisis center at Fayetteville sent no one to help womanProfessor wants out of hearing on UA athletic dorm incidentNCAA tournament appearance brings Univ of Ark $159.000Univ of Ark athletes critical of rape-awareness rallyUniv of Ark Judiciary Bd holds session on athletes incident03/ 2/ 91 Dl 503/ 3/91 Al 203/ 3/91 Al 203/ 3/91 Al 303/ 3/91 Al 303/ 5/91 Bl 103/ S/91 Bl 203/ S/91 Bl 203/ 6/91 Al 503/ 6/91 B9 103/ 6/91 Dl 503/ 6/91 D2 403/ 7/91 Al 203/ 7/91 AB 103/ 7/91 AB 403/ B/91 Al 203/ B/91 Al 203/ B/91 A4 103/ B/91 A4 103/ B/91 A4 103/ B/91 A4 503/ B/91 Bl 103/ B/91 I7 203/ 9/91 Al 203/ 9/91 Al 203/ 9/91 Bl 103/10/91 Bl 203/10/91 Bll 303/12/91 Bl 503/13/91 Bl 103/13/91 Bl 503/13/91 BB 103/13/91 D2 303/13/91 D2 303/14/91 Bl 103/14/91 Bl 103/14/91 B7 503/14/91 IS 103/14/91 IS 103/15/91 Bl 403/15/91 B2 503/16/91 Bl2 103/16/91 Bl 2 103/20/91 Al 603/20/91 Al l 103/20/91 Bl 103/20/91 BB 103/23/91 Bl 103/23/91 D2 103/24/91 Bl 603/26/91 Bl 103/26/91 Dl 203/27 /91 Al 203/27 /91 A9 119
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLUniv of Ark athletes required to take course on date rapeAlleged victim opts against hearing on UA dorm incidentUniv of Ark Campus Council upset by handling of dorm incidentUniv of Ark HogWild band director Jim Robken resignsUniv of Ark track team member loitered in women's bathroomWoman may file suit over Univ of Ark dorm incidentUniv of Ark chancellor answers 25 letters about dorm inci.dentGazette calls for punishment in UA athletic dorm caseAlleged victim of rape in UA athletic dorm attends hearingUniv of Ark Trustees to meet on athletic dorm incidentRuling of Univ of Ark Judiciary Bd will be kept secretUniv of Ark Judicial Bd has ruled in athletic dorm casePolice still checking into UA athletic dorm incidentTwo more interviewed since decision not to file chargesUA Chancellor Dan Ferritor says discipline took too longFrank Broy les explains UA Athletic Dept 's actionsProsecutor Zinser plans no more interviews in dorm incidentUniv of Ark athletic dorm case unlikely to be reopenedHendrix College leaving AIC for NCAA Div III in 1992Four basketball players at Univ of Ark to get J Board verdictCoach Nolan Richrdson made discipline decision, Broyles saysThree witnesses quizzed in UA athletic dorm caseUA 's Frank Broyles says he agreed with Richardson decisionUA Chancellor Dan Ferritor urged strong , quick actionAmerican South, Sun Belt conferences merge<strong>Arkansas</strong> State. UALR will be in same conf after mergerStepfather of UA basketball player says players to appealFayetteville man admits sex act in athletic dormAP reports suspension of 4 Razorbacks in dorm incidentTodd Day reportedly suspended in UA athletic dorm incidentSummary of comments by public on discipline of UA athletesSuspensions may lead to transfers from Univ of ArkUA officials will hear appeals of Razorback suspensionsUA says it cannot reveal discipline to alleged rape victimColumnist says Frank Broyles. Nolan Richardson bungled caseYoung men wrongly condemned , columnist Kelly Bass writesAppeals filed for UA athletes disciplined over dorm incidentJudicial Board member says hearing on UA athletes fairStudents say punishment of UA athletes too harshUA trustees do not usually hear appealsUA says no state money paying athletes legal fees in caseClub mgr says alleged victim commented on sex with UA teamMercy may ease Hogs ' punishment , columnist writesUA players deserve second chance. columnist Paul Borden saysUA President B Alan Sugg may have ruling soon on appealsAtty for Todd Day vows to fight until ruling overturnedDorm incident may return athletics to proper control at UANAACP critical of action taken against UA athletesUA official says media reports on discipline not correctProtesters at Univ of Ark rally says players mistreatedRandy Coleman suspended from Univ of Ark track teamRandy Coleman was accused of loitering in women's bathroomUniv of Ark President Alan Sugg to rule on appealsPolice checked alleged rape by five UA athletes last year03/ 28/ 91 BlO 103/ 28/91 BlO 303/29/91 Bl 203/ 29/91 Dl 203/ 30/ 91 B5 103/ 30/91 B5 103/30/91 B5 404/ 3/91 Bl O 104/ 4/91 Al 204/ 6/91 Al 204/ 6/91 AB 504/ 6/91 AB 504/ 7 /91 Al 504/ 7 /91 Al 504/ 7 /91 Al 504/ 7 /91 Al2 404/ 8/ 91 Al 604/ 8/91 Al 604/ 8/91 D6 404/ 9/91 Al 204/ 9/91 A6 104/ 9/91 A6 104/ 9/91 A6 104/ 9/91 Bl 104/ 9/91 Dl 204/ 9/91 Dl 204/10/91 Al 504/10/91 A7 404/ 11/91 Al 204/11/91 Al 204/11/91 A6 104/11/91 A7 104/ 11/91 A7 104/11/91 A7 104/11/91 Bl 104/ 11/91 Dl 104/ 12/91 Al 604/12/ 91 A4 104/12/ 91 A4 104/12/ 91 A4 104/12/ 91 A4 304/12/ 91 A4 504/12/91 Bl 104/12/91 Dl 104/13/91 Al 204/ 13/91 AlO 204/14/91 Bl 104/14/91 Bl 504/14/91 B5 104/ 16/91 Al 604/16/91 D4 404/ 16/91 D4 504/ 17 /91 Bl 504/17 /91 B4 120
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLAlleged rape victim in dorm incident blasts decision of SuggCoach Nolan Richardson offered resignation in UA incidentDr B Alan Sugg reduces penalty of UA athletesAttorneys for two UA basketball players praise Sugg. decisionUA Chancellor Dan Ferritor backs decision of Br B Alan SuggUA trustees react to decision of President B Alan SuggText of statement by Dr B Alan Sugg on dorm incidentUA players ' conduct wrong, Dr B Alan Sugg saysWomen 's groups angry about decision of Dr B Alan SuggGov Clinton calls incident wrong, punishment should be swiftStatements of B Alan Sugg on UA athletic dorm incidentColumn discusses Dr Sugg 's handling of UA dorm incidentThe state hears from Alan Sugg (ed)UA players in dorm incident marked for life, columnist writesTodd Day likely to stay at Ark, stepfather saysF Broyles. N Richardson says Sugg not criticizing themAthletic dorm case may bring FOI suit against Univ of ArkLawyer for alleged victim in dorm says UA being untruthfulAttorney to bill Roosevelt Wallace. but expects no payExpense may stall lawsuit by alleged dorm-sex victimProsecutor tells why no chgs filed against track team membersAthletic dorm incidents at UA not new. Sidney Moncrief saysWomen 's group at UA criticizes decision of Dr Alan SuggAthletic dorm incident not hurting gifts to Razorback fundGaz ette criticial of Democrat for printing victim's nameColumn tries to explain furor ov er UA athletic dorm incidentOliver Miller sues over TV repts on athletic dorm incidentLawyer files under FOI act for reports on UA dorm incidentLawyer files suit to get UA athletic dorm filesLawyer for woman says UA supplied 'useless' documentsUA trustees to decide on meeting on athletic dorm incidentAthletic fees. tempers on rise at Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> UnivUniv of Central Ark leaning toward NCAA affiliationFourteen UA police repts given to lawyer show 3 alleged rapesColleges to earmark part of fall tuition for athleticsFOI lawsuit filed on alleged rape victim at UA rejectedGazette names top coaches. athletes of the yearGaz ette 's top athletes in various high school sportsAppeal filed in FOI suit over police reports on UA athletesUniv of Ark board urged to get control of schools' athletics<strong>Arkansas</strong> State football coach Al Kincaid chgd with DW ILand sale talk rises around UA arena plansTalk of possible new league surprises AIC school officialsDerrick Dodson. UA football player. faces rape. burglary chgUA Football Coach Jack Crow dismisses Derrick JohnsonMove to Southern Collegiate Athletic Conf will cost HendrixAthlete graduation rates in SE Conf , American South ConfHendrix College exit may be beginning of breakup of AICUniv of Ark men rank 4th in national all-sports rankingLandowner says Univ of Ark wants his property for arenaUniv of Ark Judicial Bd meets with basketball player Todd DayTodd Day allegedly among students who cheated on biology testUniv of Ark 's Todd Day may have to sit out December gamesLady Razorbacks ' Sha Hopson on indefinite suspension04/18/91 Al 204/18/91 Al 304/18/91 Al 504/18/91 A4 104/18/91 A4 104/18/91 A4 104/18/91 A4 204/18/91 A4 204/18/91 A4 304/18/91 A4 504/18/91 AS 104/18/91 Bl 104/18/91 BlO 104/18/91 Dl 104/18/91 DlO 104/18/91 DlO 404/19/91 Al 604/19/91 Al 604/19/91 A6 104/19/91 A6 404/19/91 B7 404/19/91 Dl 204/20/91 B9 404/21/91 Bl 204/21/91 Cl 104/21/91 Cl 204/23/91 Al 504/23/91 A7 104/25/91 Bl 604/26/91 B12 104/27 /91 B2 204/28/91 B2 605/ 1/91 Dl 505/ 2/91 Bl 705/ 2/91 B9 505/ 9/91 Bl 206/ 2/91 D6 106/ 2/91 D7 106/ 6/91 B4 106/15/91 Al 506/18/91 Dl 606/22/91 Bl4 106/22/91 Dl 206/22/91 Dl 406/22/91 Dl 406/23/91 Dl 206/23/91 D12 206/23/91 D5 106/25/91 Dl 206/26/91 Al 506/27/91 Dl 606/28/91 Dl 206/28/91 Dl 206/28/91 D4 421
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSources confirm Tod Day's extended suspensionUniv of Ark switched to SE Conf for money , prestigeTodd Day may appeal his extended suspension from athleticsBill Hughes says failing UA football star continued to playUniv of Ark's Oliver Miller suspended for two gamesUniv of Ark has way to go in program integrity, column saysNew UALR coach Dwayne Tyus gets recruiting funds, disappearsPolice find Dwayne Tyus, but not UALR's moneyDwayne Tyus charged with felony theft. fired by UALRFour Univ of Ark athletes face discipline for phone useChicago paper reports Dwayne Tyus has disappeared beforeUAPB reported to trustees that it spent $663 ,076 on athleticsUAPB spent $1.49 million more on sports than it took inSuspended Univ of Ark athletes must pay phone bill to returnThree Univ of Ark basketball players to miss game over WATSCharities to suffer loss of funds with end to Red-White gamesNew NCAA rules end Razorback Red-White games off-campusUAPB overspending on athletics still unexplainedAIC officials to discuss moving to NCAA IIUniv of Ark baseball program gets gift of $750 ,000Univ of Ark will use gift to upgrade baseball facil ityWilson Matthews Day observed in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Frank Broyles has new perspective on lifeUniv of Central Ark applies for NCAA Div II membershipFOI request for UA assault reports on athletes appealedEx-Razorback JuJu Harshaw arrested on theft chargeJuJu Harshaw is now on Henderson State football teamAIC officials unite in proposed move to NCAAOutside earnings of Univ of Ark coaches reportedTable shows coaches ' compensation in SEC schoolsUniv of Ark takes two big steps toward positive developmentTerry Don Phillips named UA associate athletic directorFrank Broyles not worried by alleged NCAA basketball inquiryOnly 7 UA athletes have not paid for phone calls chargedColumn by Orville Henry critical of top admrs at Univ of ArkOrville Henry compares top UA admrs with convicted thiefUniv of Ark official denies athletic funds sent elsewhereArk colleges and univs report fund transfers for athleticsUniv of Ark goes by the book in transfer of athletic fundsUniv of Ark athletes off the hook in use of coach 's phoneStudent suit says Henderson gave Ju Ju Harshaw a breakCoach Dwayne E Tyus £ails to appear on theft chargeUCA basketball coach Don Dyer named to NAIA Hall of FameCourt convicts JuJu Harshaw of shopl iftingState colls and univs ran up $4,408,875 deficit in 1990-91Retention ratio at four-year schoolsAthletic funding deficits listed for each state univNCAA investigators talk with UA' s Frank BroylesDemocrat-Gazette delayed story on NCAA check of Univ of ArkDemocrat-Gazette waited for verification of NCAA inquiryDropping name Indians from Ark State Univ teams consideredUniv of Ark obeys most guidelines. task force findsJohn Robert Starr finds Wally Hall column on UA troublingNolan Richardson blames woes on press: John R Starr replies06/29/91 Dl06/30/91 Al06/30/91 Dl07 I 2/91 B907/ 3/91 Dl07 I 5/91 Bl07/ 6/91 B807 I 9/91 Dl07/10/91 Dl07/11/91 Al07 /11/91 Dl07 /12/91 Bl07 /12/91 Bl07 /12/91 Dl07/13/91 Dl07 /15/91 Dl07/15/91 Dl07/16/91 Bl07/17/91 Dl07 /17/91 Dl07/17/91 Dl07 /24/91 Dl08/ 2/91 Dl08/ 10/91 D608/16/91 B208/ 27 /91 Dl2221213526511542222242233208/27 /91 Dl 208/30/91 Dl 209/ 8/91 Al 509/ 8/91 Al4 209/ 8/91 Bl 109/13/91 Dl 509/23/91 D3 109/25/91 B9 610/ 1/91 Bl 110/ l/91 Bl 110/ 1/91 Dl 510/ 2/91 B2 610/ 2/91 Dl 1* 10/31/91 Bl 1* 10/31/91 B7 2* 11/ 6/91 Bl 5* 11/ 7/91 Cl 5* 11/ 8/91 C3 3* 11/16/91 Bl 1* 11/16/91 B9 5* 11/16/91 B9 6* 11/19/91 Cl* 11/21/91 Cl* 11/21/91 Cl* 11/21/91 C4* 11/23/91 Bl* 11/24/91 H5* 11/26/91 B7511644322
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFrances Wentz file indicates cash given Univ of Ark athletes* 12/ 5/91 Al 2Univ of Ark players say they recd advances on scholarships * 12/ 5/91 Al 2AIC votes not to move to NCAA * 12/14/91 Cl 2Kareen Cooper left paralyzed. files suit against Riddell Inc* 12/20/91 B7 3UCA's Henson and Hamilton receive Little-All America honors * 12/20/91 Cl 2Democrat-Gazette reviews telephone bills of Frank Broyles * 12/22/91 Al 5Frank Broyles sees phone probe as smear of Razorback program* 12/22/91 Al 5Some Frank Broyles calls appear to be personal in nature * 12/22/91 Al 5Telepone calls related to UA business. Frank Broyles says * 12/22/91 Al 5Text of Frank Broyles response on telephone calls * 12/22/91 Al6 1Ark Hall of Fame names Dan Hampton. Preston Carpenter * 12/22/91 Cl 1Ark Hall of Fame names Don Dyer. Tom Gul ley . Lorietta Blann * 12/22/91 Cl 1Prosecutor to ask UA police about Frank Broyles ' calls * 12/24/91 Al 2Frank Broy les always on UA business. column says * 12/25/91 C2 1Frank 's phoning (ed on Frank Broyles ' telephone chgs ) * 12/27/91 B8 1John R Starr column on Frank Broyles' telephone bills * 12/27/91 B9 3Chancellor Dan Ferritor says Broyles calls UA-related * 12/28/91 Al 2Prosecutor sees no victim in phone calls by Frank Broyles * 12/28/91 Al 2Story merely reptd what Broyles did. said. Starr writes * 12/29/91 HS 4ATTORNEY GENERAL (Ark)see also American Flag Foundationsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Cosee also Bankssee also Birth control and abortionsee also Callan Publishing Companysee also Clark. Stevesee also Congress - Reapportionmentsee also Emergency Response People Incsee also Forests and forestrysee al so Iran-Contra Affairsee also Oil and gassee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Premiums and trading stampssee also UtilitiesMary Stallcup will stay on staff; head civil division 01/12/91 B2 5Winston Bryant seeks funds to pay accrued leave 02/ 8/91 IS 4Winston Bryant supports Bush adm's anti-crime package 03/12/91 A3 3Bryant shows his class (ed on refusal of expense acct) 04/ 6/91 BlO 1State gets $11,933 for part of Steve Clark's expenses 04/13/91 B2 2Julia Hughes Jones cal ls Bryant stand on PR funds 'political ' 05/ 2/91 Bl 7Winston Bryant denies politics involved in PR funds decision 05/ 8/91 B2 3Winston Bryant working to restore integrity to office 05/ 12/91 Bl 2Steve Clark responds to barbs thrown by Winston Bryant 05/13/91 Bl 1Students say Winston Bryant pledged to pursue Barry Seal case 05/23/91 Bll 2Winston Bryant forwards Barry Seal petitions to federal offer 06/ 1/91 B4 1Winston Bryant wants public defender system for <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07/16/91 Al 5Judge dismisses part of Asa Hutchinson 's suit against Bryant 08/21/91 B7 2Judge rules Winston Bryant, aide in violation of FOI Act 08/24/91 Bl 2Winston Bryant flexing his political muscle 08/26/91 B2 3Winston Bryant spends over $100,000 on new office furniture 09/12/91 Al 2Winston Bryant says new employees needed office furniture 09/13/91 Al 2Winston Bryant 's integrity loses shine. Stuttgart paper says 09/22/91 C4 5AUDITOR (Ark)Julia Hughes Jones files for expense reimbursment 04/ 4/91 A3 123
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJulia Hughes Jones criticizes Winston Bryant on PR fundsAUD ITS AND MANAGEMENT REVIEWS, Govtsee also Colleges and universitiessee also InventionsAUDUBON SOCIETYsee also RoadsAUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUBsee also Stephens, Jackson T 'Jack 'AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 026AUTODESK INCsee also Computers and data processingAUTOMOB ILE DEALERSsee Finance and budgets, State govtAUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong> Independentsee Finance and budgets. State govtAUTOMOBILE RACINGPlans for track near NLR thwarted by funding problemsAUTOMOB ILE SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINTSsee Traffic accidents and safetyAUTOMOB ILES AND AUTOMOBILE DRIVERSsee also Educationsee also Finance and budgets. State Govtsee also Taxationsee also Traffic accidents and safetyGov Clinton's license plan would separate tax from auto tagsCounty assessors. collectors oppose Clinton plan on tagsRous panel passes bill linking school grade to driver licenseHouse panel stalls on measure to ease car license procedureRobert McCord finds fault with proposed licensing changesGov Clinton' s revampted licensing plan withdrawn from LegisAmdt to car tag bill omits proof of safetyLicense renewal by fax machine wins House panel endorsementBill in Legis stiffens penalty for illegal window-tintingAuto inspections should not be dropped. ADFA saysSenate passes bill allowing license renewal by mailGov Clinton's car tag plan gets out of committeeAssessors oppose car tag planMany Arkansans intentionally driving 'tagless' vehiclesHouse rej ects proposal to streaml ine tag processSenate defeats measure on minors and driver licensingHouse to try again on vehicle tag renewal reformsSenate adopts rule requiring minor drivers to be in schoolGov Clinton lobbies for car tag simplificationDr Ruth Steele sees little effect on grades tie to licenseGov Clinton's proposal on vehicle registration fails againGov Clinton's simplified license plan appears doomed in LegisVoters get chance to simplify licensing proceduresGov Clinton vetoes bill giving car rental firms tax breaksQuality mgmt program speeds up licensing proceduresGo Distributors help dealerships spruce up lots, vehiclesSeizures would be basis for restricting driving in proposalProposed law to restrict epileptic drivers assailedAV IATION AND AIRCRAFT05/ 2/91 Bl01/22/91 B4Ol/ 8/91 Bl01/ 9/91 Al01/25/91 I601/25/91 I601/27/91 C3712213402/ 1/91 16 502/12/91 G6 102/20/91 H4 l02/21/91 I3 102/22/91 ClO 602/ 28/ 91 16 103/ 6/91 Bl 103/ 7 /91 I1 503/10/91 B2 203/13/91 Al 303/13/91 !4 103/ 14/91 I3 103/ 14/91 I4 103/15/91 I1 403/16/91 B2 303/26/91 G4 103/27 /91 H403/29/91 Bl04/ 2/91 B807/30/91 B208/12/91 x609/20/91 All* 11/22/91 Al215241524
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Angolasee also Defenses and armed forcessee also Policesee also Robberies and theftsNW Ark plans for maj or airport worries Kansas CityUSAir begins service in LRFamily of M L Gernert sues Eastman Kodak ov er jet crashNorthwest Ark group seeks grant for regional airport studyNorthwest Ark Regional Airport watchdog group formsPartnership for Sustainable Growth wants vote on NW AirportVoters should decide on Northwest Airport. Partners saysDecorated bomber pilot Paul G Jones dies in crash of plane01/ 3/91 C201/ 8/91 Dl01/ 9/91 B201/ 9/91 Cl01/26/91 B501/27 /91 Fl01/27 /91 Fl01/28/91 Bl12453222Plane piloted by Paul G Jones plunged into lake at Petit Jean 01/28/91 Bl 2Article discusses LR as potenial hub airportFAA approves study grant for Northwest Ark Regional AirportDanville airport clears all but one legal hurdleLR airport disrupted by call about explosivesLR Airport Comm not optimistic on 'minihub ' statusGeorge Westmoreland heads NW Ark Regional Airport AuthorityFiery crash kills pilot at Fort ChaffeePilot of plane that crashed at Fort Chaffee identifiedNo cause of crash at Fort Chaffee foundPilot death at Fort Chaffee mystifies coronerOpponents demand vote on Northwest Ark Regional AirportDemand for av iation mechanics soarsWashington County JPs vote to join airport groupSurvivor of 1960 LRAFB crash is close friend of LR womanMr and Mrs Ronald G Crouthers killed in crash at Flippin<strong>Arkansas</strong> Air Natl Guard jet crashes, pilot ej ectsEastman pilots unaware of trouble. rept on 1990 crash saysDr Ronal d G Crouthers failed to note weather. NTSB reportsTontitown residents fear regional airport might locate thereNorthwest Ark air traffic has increased greatlyGroup begins petition drive on Washington Co role in airportFour die in Baxter County plane crashDr and Mrs Edwin Gray dies in plane crash with Love familyEducation leader Earle Love. wife. killed in plane crashGinny Edwards sets state soaring record with 5 hoursCrop-duster deaths increase in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Three hurt when plan in all-female race crashed at MidwayThree airlines, freigh carrier interested in NW Ark proj ectAirport prospects for NW Ark grow stronger; firms interestedNorthwest regional airport would handle million passengersJ B Hunt touts need for NW Ark regional airportFayetteville Airport proj ect to take Greenland homesLittle Rock Regional Airport opens new runwayNorthwest Ark regional airport tab put at $261 millionProposed airport in NW Ark would create 2,500 jobsPublic quiz zes experts on proposed NW Ark regional airportMoney woes may force Northwest out of Fort SmithArk Aviation Hall of Fame to induct two new membersFrederick W Smith and F Taylor Brown named to Hall of FameNorthwest Ark Regional Airport feasible. firm reportsFAA to get study on Northwest airport plan01/28/91 x702/ 1/91 Cl02/ 5/91 B202/ 6/91 Al02/12/91 Al02/17 /91 Fl03/ 2/91 BlO03/ 3/91 Bl 103/ 4/91 Bl03/ 5/91 AB03/ 5/91 Cl03/ 11/91 B303/15/91 Cl04/ 2/91 Bl04/ 5/91 Bl04/19/91 Bl04/28/91 Bl05/10/91 Bll05/ 14/91 Cl05/20/91 xlO05/21/91 ClO06/ 2/91 Bl06/ 3/91 Al06/ 3/91 Al06/13/91 B706/27 /91 Al06/29/91 BB07 I 3/91 Cl07/13/91 ClO07/19/91 Cl07 /26/91 Cl08/10/91 B308/13/91 Cl08/15/91 Cl08/15/91 Cl08/16/91 C909/ 5/91 CB09/20/91 ClO09/20/91 ClO09/25/91 Cl09/ 27 /91 Cl12456213242135522l2142222226224225521556625
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPilot loses chute, dies in Johnson trailer park 09/29/91 Bl 2Frederick W Smith, F Taylor Brown named to Ark Hall of Fame 10/13/91 El 2NW Ark airport backers say FAA study does not affect them 10/16/91 Cl 2Northwest Ark airport plan gets FAA approval * 10/24/91 Dl 2NW Ark airport site to be narrowed to two * 10/26/91 Cl 5Petition seeks referendum on Northwest Ark Regional Airport * 10/31/91 Dl 2Pilot error blamed for January crash at Petit Jean * 11/ 5/91 Bl 4NW Regional Airport opposed by Joplin, Mo interests * 11/14/91 Dl 2Delta Airlines delays committing to NW Ark airport * 11/19/91 D2 4NW Ark airport backers ' tabloid offers facts * 12/11/91 D2 1Four die as small plane crashes in fog at DeWitt * 12/14/91 Bl 5Crash at DeWitt kills aviation student, three relatives * 12/15/91 Bl 1Stephanie Marsh piloted plane that crashed at DeWitt * 12/15/91 Bl lStephanie Marsh lacked certification to fly by instrument * 12/17/91 Bl lNorthwest Ark airport would be located in Highfill area * 12/20/91 Dl 2AWARDS AND HONORSsee Businesssee Contests and prizessee Humanitarian Awards, Nationalsee Volunteerssee Women 's Political Caucus, <strong>Arkansas</strong>BABCOCK AND WILCOX COArticle on McDermott Intnl boiler plant in LRBABY SITTERS* 10/21/91 Dl 1see Children and youthBAD ACTOR LAWsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsBAILEY, RONALD W JRsee also Producers Rice Mill IncBAILEY• RONALD W SRsee also Producers Rice Mill IncBAKER, DANsee also Robberies and theftsBAKER. J DANsee also BusinessBAKER. T HARRIsee also Books and writingBALDOR ELECTRIC COFeature article on development of Fort Smith-based firmPresident R L Qualls comments on strength of companyBANK DEPARTMENT (Ark)Feature article on bank examiner Marivel TounzenBANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL06/10/91 x7 1r. 12/15/91 Gl 303/18/91 xl2 1BCCI turned to Stephens Inc for advice on American investment 08/14/91 Al 2Jackson T Stephens name surfaced in complaint against BCCI 08/14/91 Al 2Stephens Inc had a role in some BCCI investments in banks 08/14/91 Al 2Stephens Inc played no role in BCCI violations 08/14/91 Al 2Jack T Stephens tied to BCCI cast according to Wall St Jl * 12/ 7/91 Al 2Report says Jack Stephens helped broker Harken Energy Corp * 12/ 7/91 Al 2Wall Street Jr finds no wrongdoing by Jack T Stephens * 12/ 7/91 Al 2Stephens-BCCI timeline charted * 12/ 7/91 Al9 1BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGSsee Historic buildings and sitesBANK OF MCCRORY26
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee BanksBANK OF WALDO BUILDINGsee Historic buildings and sitesBANKRUPTCIESsee al so Arkla Incsee also Bell, Melvyn Lsee al so Buster' ssee also Collins, David Asee also Draughon School of Businesssee also General Properties Incsee also Jackpot Incsee also Jones Truck Lines Incsee also Leird Church Manufacturing Cosee also McAdams . B J, Incsee also Medicine and healthsee also Morris . Virginia Tsee also One Moore Fordsee also Riverside Furniture Corpsee also Swindle, James Michaelsee also TCBY Enterprises IncBankruptcy cases in <strong>Arkansas</strong> climb<strong>Arkansas</strong> cases pending now total 11,832May filings breaks state 's bankruptcy record<strong>Arkansas</strong> had 856 filings in July<strong>Arkansas</strong> had 7,652 bankruptcies during past yearBANKSsee also Bank of Credit and Commerce Internationalsee also Creditsee also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicatorssee also Federal Reserve Board of Governorssee also Murders - Vondran, Connie Fayesee also Robberies and theftsBank of Newark changes to Worthen Natl Bank of NewarkFirst State Bank (Conway) changed to Worthen Natl of ConwayFirst State Bank (Springdale) changes to Worthen Natl BankPeoples Bank and Trust (Russellville) changed to Worthen NatlWorthen Banking Corp changing four names, charters of banksBanks could face liability if financed proj ects polluteHoward J Wiechern denied new trial in FirstSouth caseChange in collateral rules for state banks proposedFirst Commercial Corp reports record earningsCurt Bradbury critical of FDIC plan for replenishing fundsLaw governing deposits of public money challengedWorthen Corp gets preliminary ok for name changes of banksWorthen Banking Corp posts most profitable year in 1990Former Independence Federal Bank chief Preston Grace indictedPreston Grace Jr had no background in thrift businessFirst United Bancshares income rises $1.2 millionList of S&Ls reporting losses of over $1 millionBank profits up by 15 pct in <strong>Arkansas</strong>State bankers criticize Bush plan for banksWorthen CEO Curt Bradbury praises Bush banking proposalFake bomb delivered to Union National Bank in LROne Natl Bank in Hot Springs sold to Central Ark Bancshares01/ 9/91 Cl06/ 8/91 Cl06/ 8/91 Cl08/15/91 C909/ 5/91 Cl01/ 1/91 Cl01/ 1/91 Cl01/ 1/91 Cl01/ l/91 Cl01/ 1/91 Cl01/13/91 Fl01/15/91 B201/15/91 Cl01/17 /91 Cl01/17/91 Cl01/19/91 Cl01/22/91 Cl01/24/91 Cl01/25/91 Al01/25/91 A1401/30/91 ClOOl/31/91 ca02/ 1/91 ClO02/ 6/91 Cl02/ 7 /91 Cl02/ 9/91 B202/ 9/91 Cl22252222225522522263343223227
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSenate passes bill to restrict punitive damage awardsBill in Legis could kill bank deposit capBenton has seen many changes in banking in short periodDevelopers ' fruitless search for capital discussedBank Commr Bill J Ford thinks govt may be acting too hastilyEffort to lift size restrictions on holding companies failsE Harley Cox Jr indicted in FirstSouth S&L investigationDelay holds up sale of five failed thrifts in <strong>Arkansas</strong>James Walter Taylor indicted on bank fraud chgsJames Walter Taylor is ex-vice pres of Bank of McCroryFirstSouth leaves Pine Bluff bittersweetIndictment tells of schemes to prop up failing FirstSouthSupreme Ct rules West Helena bank can open branch at MarvellHome Savings Assn said to be facing low-capital bindE Harley Cox Jr enters innocent pleas in FirstSouth caseEx-El Dorado banker Perrin L Jones. gets prison term. fineBill in Legis would speed expansion of state banksWorthen Bank and Trust becomes Worthen National Bank of ArkWorthen Banking Corp renames 10 banks statewideDark days over for Worthen Banking CorpEx-FirstSouth president Howard Wiechern Jr gets 4-yr termState thrifts ruled eligible for deposits of public moneyHome Savings Assn seized by federal regulatorsSuit by John M Lewis alleges Worthen squeezed him out of mgmtHome Savings Assn now Home Federal Savings under RTCWorthen Banking Corp buys 8 NLR branches of One National BankList of state thrifts showing a profit and those with lossesJudge asked to delay date Howard J Wiechern repts to prisonStepehns interests acquire more stock in Worthen Bank CorpJohnnie Bryan Hunt Jr discusses his career in bankingOutline of history of One National Bancshares<strong>Arkansas</strong> bank holding companies continue growthList of multi-bank holding companies in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Union Natl Bank shareholders sue for access to recordsInvestors seek to form First Community Bank in ConwayPhone access to accounts worry some depositorsJudge refuses to delay prison for Howard J Wiechern JrSimmons First Natl Corp sues firms in Texas over loansList of state 's largest banks and their profit rateSixty- four pct of <strong>Arkansas</strong> thrifts are profitableLaw limiting branches to home county until 1994 upheldPreston W Grace Jr indicted again on bank fraud chargesLending by Home Federal Savings halted until buyer foundUnion Planters operations in Ark prove successfulWorthen Banking Corp 's 1st quarter net income jumps 36 pctWorthen Banking Corp stock hits 5-year highArk bankers oppose $15 billion prop for FDICTrial of E Harley Cox in FirstSouth case beginsArticle pursues FirstSouth case in light of deregulationWhite-collar crime pushed along by deregulation of businessHoward Wiechern testifies FirstSouth funds misusedFirst Commercial Corp to buy Farmers & Merchants at RogersFistSouth took on troubled properties. witnesses testifyWorthen to pay Curt Bradbury up to $1.2500.000 extra02/12/91 GS02/14/91 Cl02/18/91 x702/18/91 x802/18/91 x902/19/91 DlO02/21/91 Al02/21/91 Cl02/22/91 B702/22/91 B702/22/91 Cl02/22/91 Cl02/26/91 B402/27 /91 Cl02/27/91 Cl02/27 /91 ClO02/28/91 Cl03/ 6/91 Cl03/ 6/91 Cl03/10/91 Fl03/15/91 Al03/15/91 Cl03/16/91 Al03/19/91 Cl03/19/91 Cl03/19/91 Cl03/20/91 ClO03/21/91 B403/22/91 Cl03/25/91 x703/25/91 x903/27 /91 ClO03/27/91 ClO03/29/91 C803/30/91 Cl203/31/91 Fl04/ 6/91 Cl04/10/91 Cl04/11/91 ClO04/16/91 Cl04/ 16/91 ClO04/16/91 CB04/20/91 Cl04/22/91 x704/24/91 Cl04/25/91 Cl04/27 /91 Cl04/29/91 B204/29/91 x704/29/91 x704/30/91 Al05/ 1/91 Cl05/ 1/91 Cl05/ 2/91 Cl12131552332312515225552235315122412524442452252211525528
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHarley Cox trial in FirstSouth case hears developersE Harley Cox Jr denies intent to mislead FirstSouth boardE Harley Cox Jr found guilty of fraud in FirstSouth caseSimmons First Natl ran racket. Money Mortgage Corp chargesE Harley Cox Jr cites jury instructions. asks new trialFirst Commercial Corp stock gains 42 pct since Jan 1One National of Hot Springs to be sold. renamedStock offering delays charter for First Community BankFirst Commercial Corp to buy Merchants Bank of RogersFirst Commercial Corp stock wins ravesConway is site of banking disputeSavers Savings to go on sale block during third quarterE Harley Cox Jr denied new trial in FirstSouth caseList of S&L gainers and losers during first quarterMargaret Davenport Eldridge sets lofty goal for hersel fAsh Flat branch of Worthen Natl Bank challenges state lawUnited Federal Savings at Jonesboro taken over by regulatorsState Bank Bd approves First Community Bank at ConwaySavers . First Savings joint portfolio to be soldWorthen Natl of Ark names Jack Fleischauer Jr presidentHoward J Wiechern Jr asks judge to reduce his sentenceJack Fleischauer plans to emphasize the basics at WorthenFirst Commercial income up 16 pctFirst Savings of Ark to be broken up. sold to 22 buyersWorthen to buy First Natl at Fayetteville from J B HuntFirst Commerci.al says loans not discriminatoryWorthen Banking Corp earnings at $5.3 millionRegulators may seize Northwest Natl Bank at FayettevilleFirst Savings of Ark sold; cost to taxpayers $863 .4 millionHundreds take part in breakup of First Savings<strong>Arkansas</strong> keeps wary eye on big bank mergersFormer Fist Savings offices reopenTab for cleaning up S&Ls mess in Ark reaches $1.5 billionE Harley Cox Jr gets four years. fine in FirstSouth caseLoans rare in Pulaski County areas with large minority groupsStock prices of 3 Ark banks set 52-week highsE Harley Cox Jr to appeal term in FistSouth fraud caseEven rich and powerful can get caught (ed on Cox case)Winston Bryant says Worthen cannot sell Ash Flat branchFirst Community Bank at Conway gets charter. but can't openEx-FirstSouth executive Roderick Reed freed from prisonNorthwest Natl Bank at Fayetteville fails. is soldFirst Natl Bank of Conway sues to stop First Community Bank<strong>Arkansas</strong> Federal Savings Bank not candidate for liquidationJudge gives First Community Bank of Conway go-aheadTexarkana Federal Savings bought by Citizens Natl of Hope<strong>Arkansas</strong> Bankers Bank is open for businessFDH Bancshares buys LR branch of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Federal SavingsFDR Bancshares to open branch as Citizens First Bank of LRList of state S&Ls reporting profits. losses in 2nd quarterCitizens First Bank of LR owned by Frank HickingbothamJudge refuses to shorten term of E Harley Cox JrFirst Community Bank at Conway gets FDIC insuranceFirst Bank of <strong>Arkansas</strong> in Russellville sold to Southwest05/ 2/91 ClO05/ 3/91 Al05/ 4/91 Al05/10/91 ClO05/11/91 ClO05/14/91 Cl05/18/91 Cl05/21/91 Cl05/23/91 Cl05/24/91 ClO06/ 2/91 Fl06/11/91 Cl06/14/91 ClO06/15/91 Cl06/24/91 x606/26/91 Cl06/29/91 ClO07 I 3/91 Cl07 I 4/91 Cl07 / 9/91 Cl07 /10/91 BS07 /14/91 Fl07/17/91 Cl07 /19/91 Cl07 /23/91 Cl07 /23/91 ca07 /24/91 Cl07/26/91 Cl07 /27 /91 Al07 /27 /91 Cl07 /29/91 x707/30/91 Cl08/ 2/91 Cl08/ 3/91 Cl08/10/91 Cl08/ 10/91 Cl08/10/91 CB08/12/91 B608/15/91 ClO08/16/91 Cl08/17/91 BS08/17/91 Cl08/23/91 Cl08/30/91 Cl08/30/91 Cl08/31/91 Cl09/ 3/91 C709/ 7 /91 Cl09/ 7/91 Cl09/10/91 Cl09/10/91 C909/10/91 C909/12/91 Cl09/13/91 C922221562226212124222125251252412525551121225552225255229
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFirst Savings Assn of Paragould closed by govt 09/14/91 Cl 3First Community Bank at Conway off to busy start 09/17 /91 Cl 5Savers Savings is state 's largest failed thrift 09/ 20/91 Al 2Savers Savings sale may take place today 09/20/91 Al 2First Commercial Bank. Acorn agree on low-income home loans 09/24/91 Cl 2Two banks purchase ail ing S&Ls for share of LR market 09/24/91 Cl 2First Community Bank at Conway has charmed life 10/ 7/91 x6 1State near top for bad S&L loans 10/10/91 Cl 2List of state 's five largest banks 10/15/91 Cl 5First Commercial Corp income rises 23 .7 pct 10/16/91 Cl 5Grand jury indicts David H Siegel in Capital S&L case * 10/22/91 Dl 5Arvest Bank Group completes worldwide ATM hookup * 10/28/91 Dl 5List of 24 Ark banks listed by total market share * 11/ 3/91 G3 lDavid J Siegel enters guilty plea in Capital S&L fraud case * 11/ 7/91 Dl 2Arvest Bank Group to buy Farmers Bank of Prairie Grove * 11/15/91 Dl SFirst Natl at Fort Smith settles lawsuit by Jonesboro bank * 11/22/91 B4 3Farmers Bancorp pay to president James Magee to be probed * 11/28/91 Al 2James Magee resigns his post on AIDC * 12/ 5/91 Al 2Ark Supreme Ct rules public funds may not be in S&Ls * 12/24/91 Dl 3State's S&Ls well after RTC surgery * 12/27/91 Dl 2BAPTIST CHURCHsee also Education S7 Sll Sl 2Rev John B Wright resigns pastorate of First Baptist (LR) 01/ 8/91 B2 4Rev John B Wright discusses his resignation at First Baptist 01/12/91 E2 2NAACP questions court ruling in St Paul Missionary case 01/15/91 B3 2St Paul Missionary dispute over ousting pastor unsettled 01/15/91 B3 2Moderate organization not likely to split church 03/10/91 Bl 5First Baptist at Springdale sees continued facility growth 03/11/91 x20 2Professor says Southern Baptists are an 'abusive fatnily' 03/17/91 Bl 2Court hearing begins on dispute at St Paul Missionary 04/ 3/91 B3 2Court rules pastor must leave pulpit of St John Missionary 04/ 4/91 B3 2Dr John B Wright may pastor church in Seoul . South Korea 04/ 8/91 BS 3Ousted pastor of St Paul Missionary church moving out 04/16/91 B3 5Southern Baptists headed for a split. James Powell writes 05/27/91 B9 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptists at crossroad of chaos 06/ 2/91 Al 2Rev Ronnie Floyd of Springdale heads business. finance comm 06/ 6/91 Al 7Powell says Baptist takeover by fundamentalists complete 06/10/91 B9 1Benton officials refuse to approve wring at new church 06/14/91 B14 1Wiring at Benton church was done by Nailbenders for Jesus 06/14/91 Bl4 1Benton mayor seeks solution on church wiring 06/15/91 B9 1Baptists teaching their own brand of sex education 08/19/91 Al 2Baptists support mass prayer rally at public schools 08/23/91 Al 2Article on 6, 200-member First Baptist at Springdale 08/25/91 Al 2Moderate Baptists meet to .map defense of principles 09/ 7/91 Bl 5Moderate Baptists fighting to control OW"n churches 09/22/91 Bl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Southern Baptists begin annual convention * 11/20/91 Bl 1Mike Huckabee 's talk was hal f sermon. half campaign talk * 11/20/91 Bl 1Ark Baptist State Conv elects W H Sutton, a moderate. pres * 11/21/91 Bl 1Resolutions adopted by Ark Baptist State Convention * 11/21/91 Bl 1BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and healthBARLINGVoters approve conditionally annex of part of Fort ChaffeeBARS AND NIGHT CLUB S06/12/91 Bl4 330
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Pornography and obscenityLounge gets permit for Pike Plaza Shopping Center 01/23/91 B4Checkmate Club at NLR seized by law enforcement officers 02/26/91 BlCheckmate owner Joe Calva accused of drug. gambling operation 02/26/91 BlDeath of woman spurs drive to close Stable II at Menifee 02/27/91 B3Checkmate Club at NLR has long history of vices 03/ 3/91 BlCheckmate at NLR no stranger to trouble 03/ 3/91 BlFBI alleges Checkmate owners ' gambling , drug violations 03/ 3/91 BBNLR mayor wants private clubs closed at 2 a m 03/ 7/91 BlNLR private clubs oppose ordinance cutting hours 03/14/91 B4American Legion Hut at Kensett closed down after complaints 05/ 9/91 B3Complaints alleged prostitution. underage drinking at Kensett 05/ 9/91 B3Kensett Legionnaires upset about bar 05/10/91 B3Gambling. nude dancing alleged at Kensett Legion Hut 05/14/91 B3Checkmate Club owners agree to let club be sold 05/14/91 B3State Legion commander recommends closing Kensett bar 05/15/91 B3Checkmate owner Joe Calva indicted on three counts 05/21/91 BlKensett veterans club liquor ban to be lifted 05/29/91 B6Kensett Legion reopens its bar 06/ 5/91 BllJoe Calva pleads guilty to drug sales. gambling charges 06/28/91 B4Checkmate Club loses case for new site, beer permit * 10/24/91 BlCheckmate Club being sold by federal government * 11/23/91 B2Joseph F Calva gets 3-yr term. no fine in Checkmate case * 11/27/91 B2Sno-White Restaurant at Pine Bluff burns * 11/30/91 BlBARTON. T HBarton made his wealth by investing in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 10/13/91 AlBASEBALLSouthern State ousted from NAIA College World Series, 9-4 05/28/91 D3Gazette Super Team of high school players chosenLittle Rock could lose Travelers if stadium not updatedHouston Astros eyed by David Glass, Sam Walton for purchaseDavid Glass has no interest in buying Astros, spokesman saysBASHAM. CHARLES DLittle Rock real estate developer target of numerous suitsBasham pledged same condos for loans. suits sayFourth bank joins suit against developerBasham suit partially resolvedBasham asks court to stem suits against himQuestions linger on Basham loansBASKETBALLsee al so Stadiums and arenasUNLV Rebels defeat <strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks , 112-105Hendrix College wins AIC championshipUniv of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks win 3rd consecutive SWC title<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> 's AIC champion Golden Suns in Dist 17 playoff<strong>Arkansas</strong> 's Lady Razorbacks win their first SWC championshipUCA Sugar Bears upset <strong>Tech</strong> Golden Suns for Dist 17 titleASU Coach Nelson Catalina named conference Coach-of-the-YearUniv of Central Ark wins NAIA Dist 17 titleWestark Lady Lions win state junior college title<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks crush Texas A&M. by 47 in playoff<strong>Arkansas</strong> Lady Razorbacks win SWC title<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks whip Rice by 29 in SWC tourney playooff<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks take SWC tourney with win over Texas06/ 1/91 DS06/18/91 Dl08/ 3/91 Al08/ 4/91 Dl08/ 6/91 Cl08/ 7 /91 ClO08/27 /91 ClO08/28/91 C908/29/91 ClO08/30/91 Cl02/11/91 Al02/19/91 D302/27 /91 Dl02/27 /91 DS02/28/91 Dl03/ 1/91 Dl03/ 1/91 01503/ 7/91 Dl03/ 7/91 D203/ 9/91 Dl03/10/91 Dl03/10/91 Dl03/11/91 Al1122151422222522525611124124521222221515556526231
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLady Razorbacks draw bye in NCAA tournament 03/11/91 Dl 2Pairings for high school boys and girls overall tourney 03/11/91 Dl 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ faces Rice in NIT opener at Jonesboro 03/11/91 Dl 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Raz orbacks roll over Texas Longhorns (special rept ) 03/11/91 Gl l<strong>Arkansas</strong> State defeats Rice 78-7 1 in first round of NIT 03/15/91 Dl 2Univ of Central Ark advances to NAIA final four 03/16/91 Dl 2Raz orbacks rout Georgia State 117-76 in NCAA tournament 03/16/91 Dl 5Lady Razorbacks crush Northwestern 105-6B in NCAA tourney 03/17/91 Dl 2Univ of Central Ark defeats Taylor to enter NAIA title game 03/17/91 Dl 5Razorbacks drill Arizona State 97-90 to reach Sweet Sixteen 03/18/91 Dl 5Univ of Central Ark falls 77-74 in NAIA final 03/19/91 Dl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Indians defeat Memphis in NIT tournament 03/19/91 Dl 5Colorado shuts down <strong>Arkansas</strong> State in NIT quarterfinals 03/22/91 Dl 2<strong>University</strong> of Ark Lady Razorbacks fall to Lamar in NCAA tourn 03/22/91 Dl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks defeat Al abama in NCAA tournament 03/22/91 Dl 6<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks fall to Kansas in bid for Final Four 03/24/91 Al 2Kansas rules second half of game. sends <strong>Arkansas</strong> home 03/24/91 Dl 5Rollin' Razorbacks are natl wheelchair basketball champions 03/24/91 D6 4Univ of Central Ark's Checola Seals is Kodak All-American 03/27/91 09 1Lady Razorback Karen DeHorney named Kodak All-American 03/29/91 Dl 2Rumor circulates that Nolan Richardson to leave <strong>Arkansas</strong> 04/ 1/91 Dl 2Frustrated Nolan Richardson discussing Tulsa job 04/ 2/91 Dl 4Nolan Richardson meets with Tul sa. says no contract offered 04/ 4/91 Dl 2Nolan Richardson to remain as Arkanssas Raz orback coach 04/ 5/91 Dl 2Hoopfest returns to streets of Little Rock 06/ 7/91 Dl 2Hoopfest takes to LR streets 06/ 8/91 Dl 5Hoopfest winners announced 06/10/91 Dl 5Winners of women's div of Hoopfest 06/10/91 D4 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Wings defeated in semifinals of natl AAU tourney 07/27/91 Dl 6Corliss Williamson decides to play for Univ of Ark Razorbacks 09/21/91 Al 2Lawsuit by Diana Lee Dodson changed rules for girls play * 11/11/91 BB 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Razorbacks ranked third in pre-season poll * 11/14/91 Cl 5Russellville falls in King Cotton final * 12/31/91 Cl 1BASS ANGLERS SPORTSMAN SOCIETYCorps of Engineers may scuttle tournament at Bull Shoals Lake 04/21/91 Al 2Discrimination against women cited by Corps in dispute 04/21/91 Al 2BASS now open to women; Bull Shoals tournament to continue 04/26/91 Al 6BASS. J Esee also Artek Systems IncBASS. WARREN KFinancial adviser. political campaign strategist dies 05/22/91 BlO 5BATES. DAISYsee also Humanitarian Awards. NationalListed as one of Ark's most influential personsPortrait to hang in state Capitol buildingBanquet proceeds to help pay off mortgage on homeBATESVILLE TRUCK LINE INCThree ex-mgrs sue firm over dismissalBATTERED SPOUSESsee Families and family lifeBAUM. CHARL IEsee also Athletics and sportsBAXTER COUNTY REGIONAL HOSPITALsee Medicine and health02/10/91 A6 106/19/91 Bl 110/ B/91 A7 307/23/91 CB 132
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBEAL S. RALPHsee also Positive LockBEAN. L L. INCsee also TaxationBEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also King. Martin Luther JrBEARSsee also WildlifeBEASLEY WOOD FUNERAL HOMEsee Funerals and mortuariesBEAVERSsee WildlifeBECKER. J BILLsee also Finance and budgets. State Govtsee also Governor {Ark)see also Workers compensation insuranceCriticizes Bush decision on jobless aidBED AND BREAKFAST INNSsee MotelsBEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap26BEEBE. MIKEsee also Children and youthBEI MOTION SYSTEMS COMaumelle firm makes devices found in war zone. outer spaceBEKAERT CORPRogers plant nears completionRogers cord plant to expandBELIN. HENRY ALLEN JRsee also Methodist ChurchBELL. LINDA ODUMRussellville psyciatrist raises funds for hospital in MexicoBELL. MELVYN LCentral Business Improvement Dist tells Bell to pay taxesUS Rep Beryl Anthony urges Bell to renovate bathhousesBell losing Hot Springs backersBell sued by west LR improvement dist for non-payment of taxBell 's vast collection of antiques go on auction blockBell sells his collection of antiquesAuction of antiques brings i.n over $1 millionSealed settlement reached in divorce of Darlene. Melvyn BellBell still watches over Ensco. which he foundedBell still retains control of Hot Springs real estateBell ordered to pay bank $12.2 million on Market Plaza loanBell nets $436,920 in sale of Ensco stockBell now has no stock in Environmental Systems CoBell mortgages most of his LR property for loanBELL. RICH.ARDsee also BlacksBEND MANUFACTURING INCSmall firm crafts wood products for hotels. restaurantsBENNETT. ROBERTsee also Suicides - Bennett. RobertBENNETT. ROBERT WAYNE08/17 /91 K301/21/91 x603/ 4/91 xll* 11/15/91 Dl°"05/19/91 El01/17 /91 BlO03/ 9/91 Bl03/25/91 Al04/13/91 C904/ 19/91 Cl04/21/91 Bl04/22/91 Bl04/27 /91 B405/ 6/91 xlO05/21/91 B707 /18/91 Cl08/23/91 Cl08/23/91 Cl11/26/91 Dl3135256222235125222* 11/ 4/91 Dl 433
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)BENNETI', SEWANEEsee also Books and writingBENTONsee also Contracts and purchasing. Govtsee also Housingsee also Parks . recreation and tourismMayor Jim Presnell promises better communicationDoors msg when Mayor Jim Presnell came to officeMayor Jim Presnall plans no mass city firingsCity could spend $25 million in upgrading facilitiesFire destroys three Main St buildingsArson ruled out in fire that destroyed three buildingsBenton union workers say they have been told to keep quietBENTON COUNTYsee also Crime and viceBENTON COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersBENTON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F7BENTONVILLEsee also Historic buildings and sitesBENTONVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARYsee Libraries, PublicBERRY, RAYsee also Crime and viceBETTER BUSINESS BUREAUsee Consumer protectionBEVERLY ENTERPRISES INCEarnings up by $15 millionHigher profits reported by BeverlyBeverly has regrouped, pulled itself on an even keelMap shows number of Beverly facilities in each stateFour steps Beverly took to profitabilityNet income up by 148 pctBeverly enters rehabilitation field with joint ventureNet income jumps 69 pctMaj or labor lawsuit filed against BeverlyBHUTTO, BENAZIRFormer prime minister of Pakistan visits ArkBIBLICAL GARDENSsee Covenant GardensBILL OF RIGHTSsee United States - ConstitutionBILL OF RIGHTS EXHIBITsee TobaccoBILLBOARDSsee AdvertisingBINGOsee GamblingBINGO ASSOCIATION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see GamblingBIOMASSsee Synthetic fuels01/ 1/91 B301/ 3/91 Bl01/ 5/91 B302/20/91 B304/ 6/91 Bl04/ 9/91 B310/15/91 BZ253222202/ 1/91 ClO 305/ 17/91 ClO 205/20/91 x7 105/20/91 x8 105/20/91 x9 207 /19/91 CB 410/ 1/91 ca 1* 10/24/91 Dl 6* 11/19/91 Dl 609/ 27 /91 Bl 234
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBIRCH. JOHN. SOCIETYGroup in central Ark keeps conservative ideas aliveBIRDSsee Endangered and extinct speciesBIRTH CONTROL AND ABORTIONsee also Little Rock Family Planning ServicesAbortion opponents, proponents to hold rallies in LRPine Bluff School health clinic will not offer contraceptivesAbortion foes in thousands march at LRAbout 325 pro-choice supporters march at LRDirector of abortion clinic says her life threatenedShotgun blast breaks window of LR abortion clinicLegislative panel approves more school-based health clinicsFirst Norplant implant in Ark done at UAMSOpponents of school health clinics turn out for hearingAbortion foes. Dr Joycelyn Elders debate school health clinicBudget comm adds amdt to school clinic billJoycelyn Elders argues reduced pregnancies reduce abortionsRight to Life pres says reduced birth rate means kill babyDr Elders tells preacher 52 pct of children not in churchChurch Lady back as Sen Stanley Russ. columnist writesChristian Coalition blasts Dr Elders. state Health DeptDr Elders says school clinics don 't offer ab ortion referralsDr Joycelyn Elders calls Christian Coalition non-ChristianMeasure for funding school clinics still aliveDebate can't change clinics ' worth (ed)State Sen Stanley Russ strikes back at Lancaster columnSchool health clinic opponents keep Capitol phones busyInvoluntary sterilization of mentally incompetents illegalColumnist Max Brantley writes on school clinics and the LegisAbortion information bill stays aliveSchool health clinics fail first senate voteHouse refuses to alter abortion billSenate defeats state Health Dept budget with school clinicsNo-sexers hold reins at Capitol. columnist writesTwo women's health clinics evacuated after bomb threatsAbortion bill could trigger legal battleHealth Dept budget bill fails again in LegisBill requiring women be given abortion alternative passes HseHealth Dept budget passes SenateColumn discusses committee passage of bills on abortionHouse panel approves measure on school health clinicsSenate comm kills bill requiring physicians to give dataSarah Weddington calls abortion bill an insult to womenColumnist discusses abortion bill debate in HouseTobacco lobby attaches pro-smoking amdts to Health Dept billAnti-abortionists put a spin on language, Doug Smith writesHouse amends Health Dept budget bill. then defeats itAnti-abortionists. tobacco lobby linkup is strangeGov Bill Clinton gives health bill backers lobbying tipsHouse votes to pull birth control funds from school clinicsHouse debate on school clinics called inspiring. ludicrousHouse votes to give teen fewer options, columnist writesHealth Dept budget passes Legis; school clinics restricted05/19/91 Bl 601/ 4/91 Bl 101/19/91 B3 401/21/91 Al 201/21/91 Al 501/22/91 B2 401/22/91 B2 402/20/91 H4 103/ 1/91 Bl 103/ 5/91 G8 103/ 6/91 Al 203/ 6/91 Al 203/ 6/91 Al 203/ 6/91 Al 203/ 6/91 A4 203/ 6/91 H8 103/ 7/91 Al 603/ 7/91 Al 603/ 7/91 Al 603/ 7 /91 Al 603/ 7/91 B6 103/ 7/91 I2 103/ 8/91 I2 103/12/91 Bl 103/12/91 Gl 103/13/91 Il 503/14/91 Il 103/15/91 !6 103/16/91 Al 203/16/91 Bl 103/17/91 B7 303/19/91 G6 103/19/91 G8 303/20/91 Al 203/20/91 H6 103/20/91 H8 103/20/91 H8 303/21/91 Al 503/21/91 B2 203/21/91 H8 103/23/91 Al 203/23/91 Bll 103/26/91 Al 703/26/91 Gl 103/26/91 Gl 503/27 /91 Al 603/27 /91 H5 103/27 /91 H8 403/28/91 Al 535
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLegis bars use of state funds for school clinic contraceptiveMark Lowrey critical of plan to continue programs in schoolsSchool clinic supporters say federal funds can be usedSenate snookered anti-condom forces. columnist writesRep Travis Dowd irate over condom compromiseDr Joycelyn Elders apologized for remarks on religionistsDr Joycelyn Elders comments on school health clinics amdtRep Travis Dowd accuses FLAG of caving-in on clinic billSchool clinics to operate as usual . Gov Bill Clinton saysReligious groups may sue to stop clinics distributing condomsOnly federal funds used for school clinic contraceptivesPro-lifers ' terminology called intellectually honestStatistics on teen-age mothers in ArkBirth control is small part of work of school clinicsSchool clinics face reality of teen sexIgnorance creates a lethal situation. Pat Lynch writesDeValls Bluff School Dist will not seek clinicNew school clinic to give out contraceptivesPressure caused DeValls Bluff to drop idea of clinicSchool clinics more than birth control , columnist writesUniv Hospital official denies abortions violate state lawSchool clinics can fill sex educ gap . Naomi Mercer writesALC calls for study of abortions at hospitals in LR areaAnti-abortionists picket fund-raiser for Planned ParenthoodPicketed fund-raisr was at home of Winthrop Paul RockefellerUS Supreme Ct ban on abortion advice will affect state 's poorAtty Gen Winston Bryant asked for opinion on UAMC abortionsOne abortion at UAMS may have violated state constitutionRalph P Forbes files suit on abortion at UAMCRalph P Forbes may win UAMS abortion suit, column saysAtty Gen Winston Bryant says UAMS abortions constitutionalDr Joycelyn Elders defends schools clinics ' role in safe sexAbortion rights group calls abortion just one option<strong>University</strong> Hospital allowing abortionsAction of Methodist Church's LR Conf on abortion clarifiedRalph Forbes asks court to halt abortions at UAMSLouisiana abortion law could burden Ark clinicsAbortion foes chart strategy: have not joined Forbes suitLegislators clash over abortions during review of UAMS policyUAMS dean says hospital has complied with abortion lawMedicaid recipients can get Norplant beginning July 1Judge says funding. not abortion. is issue in UAMC caseRalph P Forbes late for court hearing on his suitUAMS says no state money spent directly on abortionsRalph P Forbes argues public money is used by UAMC abortionsBottom line of 'pro-life ' can be ugly. columnist writesColumnist discusses suit against <strong>University</strong> HospitalLR Dist Bd approves school-based clinic at McClellan HighFriends of Life orgn picket home of physician in LRAbortions at UAMS halted unless mother can payRalph P Forbes prevails in suit against UAMS on abortionsUAMS will abide by decision on use of public fundsAnti-abortion groups hesitate to join Ralph Forbes.Amendment 6B must go. Gaz ette says in editorial03/28/91 Al03/28/91 Al03/2B/91 Al03/2B/91 1303/2B/91 1403/28/91 I703/2B/91 1703/2B/91 I703/28/91 I703/29/91 Al03/29/91 A903/29/91 BB04/ 2/91 Bl04/ 3/91 Bl04/ 7/91 Bl04/ 8/91 x2304/11/91 B604/11/91 B604/11/91 B604/2B/91 Bl05/13/91 AB05/14/91 B705/lB/91 B205/23/91 Bl05/23/91 Bl05/24/91 A405/24/91 B405/25/91 B605/25/91 B605/29/91 Bl05/30/91 B406/ 4/91 A306/ 4/ 91 B406/17 /91 Bl06/19/91 Bl406/19/91 B606/20/91 Al06/20/91 Bl06/21/91 Al06/21/91 Al06/21/91 AlO06/26/91 Bl06/26/91 Bl06/27 /91 Al06/27 /91 Al06/28/91 Bl06/28/91 Bl06/28/91 Bl06/28/91 B206/29/91 Al06/29/91 Al06/29/91 Al06/30/91 Bl07 I 2/91 BB55511111125115511111144224244113124221551225611555552136
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHealth Dept clinics urge young women to use Norplant 07/ 6/91 Bl 5Joycelyn Elders urges pregnant teenagers to accept Norplant 07/ 6/91 Bl 5Legalized abortion gives hope to some women 07/ 7/91 Bl 1School clinics to target pregnant teens for Norplant advice 07/ 9/91 Bl 2Anne Dierks opposes abortion for mentally retarded woman 07/ 9/91 Bl 5New Ark law prohibits Medicaid abortion for retarded woman 07/ 9/91 Bl 5Ark Coalition for Choice protests 'gag' rule on abortion 07/10/91 B4 1Columnist raps Anne Dierks idea to restrain pregnant woman 07/11/91 Bl 1Norplant plan for school-based clinics may be illegal 07/11/91 Bl 2Woman to confront her church at rally for abortion 07/13/91 Bl 4School-based heal th clinics will not use Norplant 07 /13/91 B4 1Baptist Church member who had abortion stands against church 07/14/91 Bl 2Gov Bill Clinton takes pro-choice stand on abortion 07/15/91 Al 2Marilyn Matthews intimidated the intimidators. column says 07/16/91 Bl 1Gov Bill Cl inton's pro-choice stance is a shocker 07/16/91 Bl 5Pro-choice. without a doubt (ed on Gov Clinton's stand) 07/16/91 BB 1Gov Clinton amaz ed by reaction to his abortion stand 07/17/91 Bl 5Gov Clinton 's abortion remarks over the years 07/17/91 B8 5Anti-abortion rel igious groups join lawsuit against UAMS 08/ 8/91 Bl 1UAMS must open abortion billing records, Atty Gen Bryant says 08/ 8/91 Bl 1Anne Dierks compares UAMS genetics test to Nazi Germany 08/ 9/91 Al 5Religious groups file two more lawsuits against UAMS 08/ 9/91 Al 5Suit seeks halt to genetic testing at UAMS 08/ 9/91 Al 5Spokesman says UAMS genetic testing. abortion not same issue 08/10/91 Bl 5Ark Coalition for Choice defends genetic screening at UAMS 08/13/91 Bl 1UAMS defends genetics tests as medical care procedure 08/14/91 Al 2UAMS says 3 pct of women in genetics program choose abortion 08/14/91 Al 2Gov Bill Clinton critical of Bush adm's anti-abortion stance 08/14/91 A8 2UAMS did not spend public money improperly, atty gen rules 08/15/91 Bl 3Right to Life still firm against UAMS genetic screening 08/15/91 B2 1Taking away all a woman' s choices (ed on Right to Life) OS/15/91 BS 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Right to Life not involved in Operation Rescue 08/31/91 Al 2Operation Rescue targets Little Rock for anti-abortion drive 08/31/91 Al 2Ralph Forbes says Clinton 's views bring anti-abortion heat 09/ 1/91 Bl 2Ralph Forbes suggested LR to Operation Rescue for rallies 09/ 1/91 Bl 2LR ready if abortion foes target city for demonstrations 09/ 4/91 Bl 5Shannon Lock to testify before Cong on anti-abortion tactics 09/13/91 Bl 2Shannon Lock tells Congress phony clinic harassed her 09/21/91 Bl 2Coalition for Choice says phone listings deceiving 09/21/91 B4 2Lawsuit seeks end to condom distribution in school clinics 09/26/91 Al 5Lawsuit seeks halt to dispensing condoms at school clinics 09/27/91 Bl 2Repr Tim Hutchinson, 2 parents filed suit on condoms 09/27/91 Bl 2Joycelyn Elders says anti-abortionists give false impression 10/ 3/91 Bl 5School clinics do not refer for abortions, Dr Elders says 10/ 3/91 Bl 5Anti-abortionists form 7 mile 'life chain ' in Fort Smith 10/ 7/91 Al 3Jo Ann Cayce urges efforts to make birth control available 10/ 9/91 BS 1Regulation of late ab ortions full of loopholes, Ragan says 10/11/91 B8 1Planned Parenthood rummage sale picketed by abortion foes 10/13/91 B2 1Operation Rescue targets LR for protests next spring 10/18/91 B4 2Proposed law's effect on abortion amendment disputed * 10/25/91 B6 1Pro-choice advocates promoting Reproductive Choice Amdt * 11/ 1/91 BlO 1Reproductive Choice Amdt analyzed by Democrat-Gaz ette ed * 11/ 1/91 BlO 1ABC-'IV focuses on <strong>Arkansas</strong> in rept on phony abortion clinics* 11/ 2/91 B12 1Ralph Forbes links slaying of teenager to abortion * 11/ 2/91 Bl2 137
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATPAGE COLCentral Ark Pregnancy Crisis Ctr calls TV program a smearAbortion foes accused of distributing medically faulty infoYellow Pages clearing abortion ad confusionBIRTHS, PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRICSsee also Medicine and healthCampaign for Healtier Babies seeks to assure prenatal careCaesarean rate still rising in <strong>Arkansas</strong>BJORK. BERITsee Foreigners in <strong>Arkansas</strong>BLACK CORPORATE EXECUTIVE AWARDSsee BlacksBLACK GANGSTER DISCIPLESsee Crime and viceBLACK RIVERsee WaterBLACKMON, TOMsee also Little RockBLACKSsee also Agriculturesee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Cosee also Civil rights and discriminationsee also Congress - Rapportionmentsee also Conwaysee also Courts. State and Localsee also Crime and vicesee also Educationsee also El Dorado Golf and Country Clubsee also Housingsee also Jacksonvillesee also Jefferson Regional Medical centersee also Junior League of Little Rocksee also Laborsee also Legal professionsee also Legislature (Ark)see al so Mad Butcher Storessee also Medicine and healthsee also Minority Business Enterprisessee also News and news mediasee also Parks , recreation and tourismsee also Phillips Countysee also Pine Bluffsee also Pleasant Valley Country Clubsee also Policesee al so Politics and govtsee also Population and vital statisticsHenry Jackson Lewis was artist of remarkable achievementBlack performers celebrate heritage during Black Hist MonthList of nominees for NAACP 's Black Corporate Executive Aw ardMany blacks see military as best hope to escape povertyNAACP leader blasts Hall High for no black history asseemblyHall High blacks may walk out over black history issueHall High School considers late black history assemblyArkansans write President Bush angry letter on remarksDelta African-American Heritage tour planned* 11/ 5/91 Bl* 11/ 6/91 BS* 11/ 8/91 Bl01/23/91 Bl09/22/91 B202/ 3/91 Bl02/11/91 Bl02/18/91 Bl02/22/91 B902/27/91 Bl02/28/91 Bl03/ 1/91 B203/ 4/91 A403/ 8/91 Bl1155126515436238
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTour in Delta recalls role of blacks in building regionLoretta Laver seeks fair share for minoritiesNAACP celebrates black freedom day of JuneteenthState has 599 elected black officialsArk black leaders oppose nomination of Clarence Thomas<strong>Arkansas</strong> NAACP opposes Supreme Court nominee Clarence ThomasOzell Sutton credits success to help receivedOzell Sutton tells how his widowed mother bought houseNAACP spokesman tells blacks dignity is key to successA black person 's view of freedom and educationMarilyn Johnson, a midwife, is black role modelFirefighter Floyd Burns is role model for blacksFloyd Burns was Little Rock's first black firefighterGreg King serves as role model for blacksFBI agent Sharon Dawkins is role model for blacksVirgil Turner is black role modelVirgil D Doyne serves as black role modelVirgil D Doyne serves as black role modelBlack votes are powerful, Ozell Sutton tells studentsRichard Bell serves as role model for blacksJack Gilbert serves as role model for blacksDenise Thomas is black role modelPine Bluff blacks to recall heritage with Kwanz aaMeaning of Kwanz aa observance explainedSarah Hudson serves as black role modelKwanzaa celebration draws 700 to Pine Bluff eventBLACKSMITHSsee Livestock and poultryBLANN, LORIETTAsee also Athletics and sportsBLOOD BANKS AND DONORSsee Medicine and healthBLOODWORTH-THOMPSON. LINDAsee also Claudia CompanyBLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see <strong>Arkansas</strong> Blue Cross and Blue ShieldBOATMEN' S NATIONAL BANKsee also General Properties IncBOATS AND BOATINGsee also Pan American GamesChuck Ellison develops better way to build kayakFishermen who died on Beaver Lake ignored precautionsBOGARD, BENJAMIN MARCU SListed as one of Ark's most influential personsBOLSTERLI, MARGARET JONESsee also Books and writingBOMBS AND BOMB THREATSsee also Aviation and aircraftsee also Colleges and universitiessee also Harvester Churchsee also Tyson Foods IncPipe bomb found in tackle box on hood of Hope man's truckBomb found at Lake Sylvia recreation area in Perry CountyTwo LR schools receive fake bomb threats03/10/91 Bl06/10/91 x606/30/91 Bl07/16/91 BS08/ 1/91 A708/ 4/91 K308/ 7/91 B708/ 7/91 B709/22/91 Bl09/30/91 x3* 10/21/91 Bl* 10/28/91 Bl* 10/28/91 Bl* 11/ 4/91 Bl* 11/11/91 Bl* 11/ 18/91 Bl* 12/ 2/91 Bl* 12/ 2/91 Bl* 12/ 6/91 B2* 12/ 9/91 Bl* 12/16/91 Bl* 12/23/91 Bl* 12/24/91 A8* 12/26/91 Dl* 12/30/91 Bl* 12/30/91 B201/17 /91 D602/14/91 Bl02/10/91 A505/28/91 B407 /10/91 B709/10/91 B22125151153311311112131525s22213339
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBONDS, Governmentsee Government bonds and investmentsBOOKOUT. JERRYsee also Governor (Ark) Je7BOOKS AND WRITINGNote: Entries followed by (R) indicate reviewAbbott, Shirley : "The Bookmaker's Daughter" (R) 07 /14/G6/1Abbott, Shirley: Brief interview with author 07/21/G6/1Albright , Charles : "Consecrated Cross-Eyed • • •"(R) 03/17 /G6/1Allen, Al : "Roads That Seldom Curve" (R)03/ 10/G6/1Arnold, Morris S: "Colonial <strong>Arkansas</strong>" *12/15/H7/2August House publishes "<strong>Arkansas</strong> : the Natural State" 8/25/C5/2Baker. T Harri & J Browning: "An <strong>Arkansas</strong> History" 08/ll/C5/2Bennett. Sewanee: Co-author of "<strong>Arkansas</strong> Made • • • 11 02/25/Bl/3Bennett, Sewanee: Co-authors "<strong>Arkansas</strong> Made, V.2" 07/21/G6/6Bolsterli. Margaret Jones: "Born in the Delta" (R) 08/25/C6/3Butler. Jack : "Living in Little Rock • • •"10/13/CS/2Dragonwagon. Crescent : Article on author, innkeeper 7/28/El/1Dragonwagon. Crescent : Feature on author *10/20/06/1Farris . Jack : "Keeping the Faith" (R)03/31/G6/1Ferguson, Bruce: "Then There 's This"*12/22/H7/6Ford. Dan: "In the Province of Babylon"07/14/G7/2Frontain. R J: "Old Testament Women • • •"*11/10/H7/2Gerstacker, Friedrich:"In the <strong>Arkansas</strong> Backwoods" 04/28/G6/1Greenberg. Paul : "Resonant Lives • • • "06/27/A3/1Greenberg, Paul : "Resonant Lives • • • 11 (R) 09/29/C6/1Greene. Bette: "Drowning of Stephen Jones"*12/8/H7/2Greene . Bette: Greene comments on "Drowning • • •"*12/8/H7/3Harington, Donald: "Choiring of the Trees" (R) 04/14/G6/1Harington. Donald: Discusses "Choi ring • • • Trees" 04/ 14/Gl/ 4Hawkins. Marl in: "How I Stole Elections" (R) *l0/20/H7 /2Hawkins. Marlin: "How I Stole Elections" released *11/9/BS/4Hawkins. Marlin: Hawkins autographs 1100 copies *11/10/All/4Hefley. James Carl : "Conservative Resurgence • • •"07/20/E2/4Hess. Joan: "Madness in Maggody" (R)02/24/G6/1Hess. Joan: "Roll Over and Play Dead" (R)07/28/C6/3Jauss. David : Included in "Best Short Stories " *11/17/H7 /2Jones. Douglas C: "Search for Temperance Moon" (R) 06/9/G6/5Marshall, Bryce: "Zero at the Bone" (R)03/3/G6/1Marshall. Bryce: Writes book on Simmons murders 02/25/Bl/3McGehee. Peter: "Boys Like Us" (R)05/19/G6/1McMath. Phillip H: "Arrival Point" (R)08/25/C6/2Nichols. Freeda Baker: "Little Bug Eyes"03/3/G6/4Parins. James W: "John Rollin Ridge" 08/11/CS 2Pattison. Darcy : Latest book is "The River Dragon"*ll/10/H7 /2Portis, Charles: "Gringos" (R)01/6/Gl/6Skelton. Dan: "Cauterizing the Soul " (R)03/3/G6/1Stanton, Bill: "Klanwatch ' author is state native 06/27/B4/3Stanton. Bill: "Klanwatch • • •" (R)07 /7/G6/2Stockl ey. Grif: "Expert Testimony " (R)04/14/Gh/1Stockley, Grif : Discusses "Expert Testimony " 04/14/Gl/2Urwin, Cathy Kunz inger: "Agenda for Reform" (R) 07/7/G6/1Urwin. Gregory J W: "United States Infantry"04/7 /G6/1Wiener, Betty : "Oneness is the Pits" (R)*10/27/H7/640
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWilkins. Gina : Author of 20 romance novels*ll/10/H7/2Williams. Paul : "Zero at the Bone" (R) 03/3/G6/lWinf ield. Betty H: "FDR and the News Media (R)Ol/13/Gl/5Winter. Pat : "Modoc 's 100" is selling well 06/16/G7/2Worthen. Wm B: Co-authors "<strong>Arkansas</strong> Made • • . " 02/25/Bl/3Worthen. Wm B: Co-authors "<strong>Arkansas</strong> Made . V.2"07/21/G6/6Young. Steve: "Ark Law Enforcement Officer • • . " 06/17/B2/5Rogers library asked to remove title "Intimacy Between Men" 05/16/91 Al 2Two sides offer opinions on banning book from Rogers library 05/22/91 BB 1Rogers library trustee backs banning book on gays 05/23/91 Bll 2Censors ' taste is declining. Bob Lancaster writes 05/26/91 Cl 1Jack Butler. Verna Lee Hinegardner in Writer 's Hall of Fame 06/ 8/91 B4 5Rogers-Hough <strong>Library</strong> to keep controversial book on gays 06/19/91 Bll 1Readers win in Rogers (ed) 06/20/91 Bl2 1Rogers-Hough <strong>Library</strong> faces complaint on Don Harington title 06/21/91 Bl 2Vanity Fair issue pulled from many outlets in Ark 07/28/91 Bl 1Doug Smith column on book censorship 09/22/91 Cl 2Four authors document railroad history of <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 12/23/91 D6 3BOONEVILLEsee alsoPoliceFormer city clerk Rose Leftwich may be chgd with felony theft 09/20/91 Bl 2BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education *NlBORCHERT. MARTINsee alsoBOTTIN.JIMsee alsoBOWATER INCLittle RockAmerican Billing CoOfficials visit Arkadelphia to review surveys of land 06/25/91 CB 6BOWEN. WILLIAM Hsee also Governor (Ark)Honored by Little Rock Rotary Club 05/24/91 ClO 3BOY SCOUTSStudent at Ark School for the Blind earns Eagle Scout rank * 12/22/91 A33 5BOYETT• GENE Wsee alsoBOYETTE, DELsee alsoMedicine and healthEconomic developmentBRADEN MANUFACTURING CONew plant at Fort Smith to employ 100 workersBRADFORD • CHARLES WAYMONDsee alsoBRADFORD•JAYRobberies and theftssee also Contracts and purchasing. GovtBRADY MOUNTAIN RESORTProposal to exand facilities on Lake Ouachita criticizedBRAILLEseeBRAIN.HandicappedSIDsee alsoBRANDS, TradeEconomic developmentsee Trademarks , trade names and emblemsBRANSCUM. HERBYsee also Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)02/19/91 DlO 509/22/91 BS 141
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBRIDGESsee also Historic buildings and sitesFryer Bridge over Point Remove Creek restoredBRIDGESTONE-FIRESTONE INCRussellville plant expansion has begunBRINKLEY MOTOR PRODUCTS INCPlant closing to cost 100 jobs at BrinkleyBRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 011 023 026BRINSON, HAROLDsee also Colleges and universitiesBROADWAY. JOSEPH EDDIEsee also History (Ark)BROOKS. ERIC Vsee also Sex crimesBROOKS I GARTHsee also MusicBROSS I LARRYsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsBROUGH, CHARLES HILLMANListed among state 's most influential citizensBROWN JORDAN COFurniture from Newport plant graces Camp DavidBROWN, F TAYLORsee also Aviation and aircraftBROWN, ODELLsee also Medicine and healthBROWNING, JANEsee also Books and writingBROYLES I FRANKsee also Athletics and sportssee also Stadiums and arenasListed as one of Ark's most influential personsBRUMMETT I JOHNsee also PeriodicalsBRUNO-PYATT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr3BRYANTContinued growth of city expectedBRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap17 Ap lB Ap l9 My7 Je4BRYANT• ANITAsee also Actors and entertainersBRYANT• WINSTONsee also Attorney General (Ark)BUCKNER, JIMsee also Marble renewalBUD 'S WAREHOUSE OUTLETSsee Wal-Mart Stores IncBUFFALO NATIONAL RIVERsee Parks . recreation and tourismBUILDING (Construction)see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark IndicatorsBusiness boomed in 1990 for area's largest contractors06/ 3/91 BS 209/ 5/91 CB 110/ 5/91 ClO 102/10/91 A6 5* 11/17/91 A24 102/10/91 A6 102/ 1/91 B3 201/ 7/91 x7 142
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHouse comm passes exemption measure for electrical codesHouse passes electrical code standardsParagould builders chgd with defrauding HUD with loan dataBUILDING SERVICES COUNCILseeBUILDING TRADESsee(Ark)Buildings and offices. GovtBuilding (Construction)BUILDINGS AND OFFICESsee alsoEconomic devel opment02/ 7/91 1602/20/91 Hl07/17/91 BBSouth Bluff Bldg at LR is old VA Hospital Building 01/10/91 Cl 2South Bluff Bldg at LR may be used for storage facility 01/ 10/91 Cl 2David J Jones will not purchase Freeway Medical Tower bldg 01/25/91 Cl 6TCBY Tower Bldg loan is in arrears 05/ 2/91 C8 3TCBY Tower Bldg was financed by Texas Teacher Retirement Sys 05/13/91 x6 4TCBY Tower builders behind on loan repayments to TTRS 05/13/91 x6 4Texas Teacher Retirement System withhol ds TCBY loan data 05/13/91 x6 4AP&L financial stake in TCBY Tower questioned 05/18/91 Al 2AP&L pact on TCBY Tower probably illegal. Scott Trotter says 05/21/91 Cl 5AP&L gained additional 21 pct of TCBY Tower for $178. 000 05/23/91 Cl 5AP&L owns 71 pct of TCBY Tower 05/24/91 ClO 2Developers of TCBY Tower not liable if loan defaults 05/24/91 ClO 2PSC wants TCBY Tower file from AP&L 05/31/91 Cl 2TCBY Tower clarifies ownership of building 06/ 4/ 91 ClO 2Historic Medical Arts Bldg at Hot Springs to close next mo 06/ 6/91 B4 6TCBY Tower lender says it is satisfied 06/ 7/91 Cl 5PSC will study AP&L stake in TCBY Tower 06/15/91 Cl 6AP&L wants TCBY Tower deal kept secret during probe 06/25/91 C8 1PSC opens records on TCBY Tower financing 06/27/91 Cl 2TCBY Tower 's Texas lender will get new leader July 15 06/28/91 Cl 2AP&L acts to halt PSC disclosure of TCBY Tower records 06/28/91 ClO 1TCBY Tower loan will be restructured. not recalled 07/ 2/91 Cl 6TCBY Tower loan restructure almost completed 07/10/91 Cl 2Old VA Bldg (South Bluff Bldg) may be used as hospital 07/17/91 B2 1TCBY Tower owners seek to keep ownership papers confidential 07/26/91 C9 2Union Station Bldg at LR sold to John S Bailey 08/ 1/91 Cl 2TCBY Tower loan restructured; ownership remains same 08/21/91 Cl 2Owners of The Train Station at LR making plans for building 09/30/91 xl2 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> group buys historic Lafayette Building in LR 10/ 8/91 Cl 6Work on Union Station at LR on schedule * 11/ 4/91 Dl 1Neighbors hope to save West Side Jr High bldg at LR * 11/18/91 B2 2Quapaw Quarter Assn sues to save West Side Junior High * 11/28/91 B2 1Plans approved for Parkway Office Court in West Little Rock * 12/ 4/ 91 B2 2Lafayette Bldg at LR sold twice on same day * 12/21/91 D3 3BUILDINGS AND OFFICES,GovtPulaski County purchases Union Life Insurance Building 01/ 1/91 All 3Pulaski Co Judge Villines wants health clinic moved 01/ 4/91 B2 3Friends of Helen Herr set up fund for her legal defense 01/ 5/91 B2 1Pulaski health clinic might move to Freeway Medical Towers 01/ 5/91 B6 4Pulaski health clinic move to Freeway Towers smel ls political 01/ 8/91 Bl 1Pulaski JPs may slow down hasty health clinic move 01/ 8/91 B7 1Column urges less expensive of fices for Pulaski health cl inic 01/ 9/91 Bl 1Award to Pocahontas builder reduced by legislative committee 01/ 9/91 B6 5Columnist discusses proposed move by Pul aski health clinic 01/10/91 Bl 1Pulaski Central Health Unit will not go to Freeway Towers 01/11/91 Al 645143
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFreeway Towers owner withdraws offer to Pulaski Health Clinic 01/11/91 Bl 1David Jones withdraws lease of fer on Freeway Towers 01/11/91 Cl 5Supreme Ct Justices Brown, Corbin redo their offices 01/12/91 Bl 2Dr Joycelyn Elders against move of clinic to downtown LR 01/ 12/91 Bl 6Panel sets guidelines for Pulaski Health Clinic site 01/16/91 Bl 6State officials move to subsidized Capitol Hill Apts 01/25/91 I6 1List of Capitol Hill tenants 01/25/91 16 3Rep Jerry Hinshaw wants study of best use for Capitol Hill 01/29/91 GB 1Proposal for Big MAC II resurrected in Legislature 02/ 5/91 G5 3Big Mac II gets by House committee 02/ 9/91 Al3 2Big Mac II may move quickly through Legislature 02/10/91 Bl 5Big Mac II plan for state of fices passes House 02/13/91 H2 3Big Mac II plan glides by Senate panel 02/15/91 I2 3Big Mac II complex bill speeds through Senate, goes to gov 02/19/91 Al 4Big Mac II is senseless, real estate leader says 02/21/91 ClO 5Hold the lettuce on Big Mac II (ed) 02/22/91 BB 1Gov Bill Clinton signs Big Mac II into law 02/26/91 Gl 4State Rep John Miller introduces Big Mac II funding bill 02/27/91 Bl 1Real estate leaders lament Gov Cl inton's signing Big Mac bill 02/27/91 Cl 2Big Mac financing bill hits first snag ; bond pc:Mer may change 02/28/91 !2 3Big Mac II opponents look askance at new bond bill 03/ 1/91 AlO 1More county offices moving to Pulaski County Adm Bldg 03/ 1/91 Bl 2Pulaski County Adm Bldg is former Union Life Bldg 03/ 1/91 Bl 2House passes bill on Big Mac II financing 03/ 5/91 G6 5Chris Burrow , Helen Herr work at State Building Services 03/13/91 B3 2Feud ends 1988 pact between Chris Burrow, Helen Herr 03/13/91 B3 2LR realtors wary of bill allowing state to buy buildings 03/16/91 A9 2Senate approves bill allowing state to buy office buildings 03/28/91 I6 4Real estate interest may sue to block Bi.g Mac II progress 03/29/91 C9 2Legis bars purchase of National Old Line Bldg for state use 03/30/91 C12 2Clinton adm sought help of Preston Bynum on Big Mac II bills 04/ 5/91 ClO 3Reasons for opposing acquisition of Natl Old Line Bldg listed 04/ 6/91 Bl 1Suit may challenge legislation on Big Mac II. buy ing bldgs 04/ 6/91 Bl 1Legislators ' apt rent going up in Capitol Hill Building 04/ 6/91 Bl 2Secy of State W J McCuen rents space at Old Line Bldg 04/26/91 B2 2Big Mac II opponent J R Thomas mov es out of state 06/ 3/91 x6 1Sheffield Nelson joins opposition to Big Mac II construction 06/ 3/91 x6 1Higher Education Dept looking for much larger home 06/13/91 B2 3Higher Educ Dept moving to old Stephens headquarters bldg 06/ 14/91 Cl 2Legis may have violated state constitution on Natl Old Line 08/31/91 B7 1Purchase of National Old Line Bldg was forbidden in law 08/31/91 B7 1State will buy 75 pct of Freeway Medical Tower Bldg 10/ 1/91 Cl 2Ark Health Bd to use fees to finance Freeway Medical Bldg * 10/25/91 Bl 1State would own 100.000 sq feet of Freeway Medical Bldg * 10/25/91 Bl 1Former Bldg Services employee Helen Herr gets $70.000 * 12/ 3/91 B3 1Whistle blowing led to her firing, Helen Herr claims * 12/ 3/91 B3 1Health Dept, UAMS to buy 9-story Freeway Medical Bldg * 12/ 4/91 BO 4Democrat-Gaz ette comments on settlement of Helen Herr case * 12/ 4/91 BlO 1State settled with Helen Herr to avoid costly trial * 12/13/91 A21 1BULL SHOAL S COMMUNITY HOSPITALseeMedicine and healthBULL SHOAL S LAKEseeBULLOCK.Bass Anglers Sportsman SocietyTOM44
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFamily bears burden of name of confessed killer Leroy Bullock 07/18/91 B6 5BUMPERS. BETTYsee alsoMiddle EastMrs Bumpers, Rosalynn Carter target measles 07/ 3/91 Al 2BUMPERS, DALEsee alsoCongressCo-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LRBURIALSseeBURNETT, JIMsee alsoBURROW.Funerals and mortuariesCHRISsee alsoBURTRAM- STANLEY, AUDREYBUSH,see alsoGEORGETransportation Safety Board. NationalBuildings and offices. GovtEnvironmentPresident may visit <strong>Arkansas</strong> before Christmas<strong>Arkansas</strong> visit not on President 's itineraryOpen letter to Bush on stop in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Open letter to Bush on stop in <strong>Arkansas</strong>BUSINESSHouse comm approves loan bill to stimulate small businessSources of help for smal l business enterprisesArticle on techniques for successful small businessTips for starting a small businessJ Dan Baker wins top Small Business Assn awardUniv of Ark. UALR centers help small businessesWhite-collar crime made easier by de-regulation of businessColumn on success of Hannah 's Potpourri Specialties IncYoung Enterpreneurs award goes to Burt and Donna HannahLinked Deposit Program is state plan to aid small businessesBUSINESS COUNCIL. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see alsoTrade schoolsCouncil still alive . but membership has seen some changesBUSINESS FAILURESseeBankruptciesBUSINESS INCUBATOR PROGRAMSseeEconomic developmentBUSINESS OWNERSHIP BY MINORITIESseeBUSTER' SMinority business enterprisesLR restaurant and bar seeks Chapter 11 protectionBUTLER.JACKsee alsoBUTLER. RICHARD CBooks and writingDonates $250.000 for child development center at churchBUYING OF GOVERNMENT GOODS AND SERVICESseeContracts and purchasing. GovtBYRD , MICHAEL LANDONsee alsoC M CHANGE COMurders - Mills. WilliamConway entrepreneurs offer T-shirts that change colorCABLE TELEVISIONseeTelevision01/16/91 A4 2* ll/24/91 Al 2* ll/27 /91 A13 2* 12/ 2/91 B3 4* 12/ 2/91 B3 402/ 2/91 A7 102/25/91 xlO 202/25/91 x7 102/25/91 x9 103/ 7/91 ClO 303/31/91 Fl 104/29/91 x7 105/ 5/91 C4 105/ 5/91 C4 106/27 /91 Cl 301/13/91 MlO 103/ 7/91 Cl 202/21/91 B2 410/ 7/91 x7 345
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCAB OTsee alsoPollution. wastes and hazardous materialsCity marks centennial. tornado, homecomingCABOT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F8 F12 Mr8seeCACHE RIVERseeSubstance abuse and traffic Ja15 Jal8 Ja23Rivers and floodsCACHE RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGEseeWildlifeCADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICTseeWeather and stormsCAJUN' S WHARF RESTAURANTseeCALDWELL.RestaurantsBILLBill and Becky Caldwell witnessed to their armed captorCALLAN PUBLISHING COMPANYAtty Gen Winston Bryant files suit against Minneapolis firmCallan solicited fundsfor Ark Assn of Chiefs of Police workDeceptive practices used in soliciting funds .suit allegesFunds solicited in Ark were to go to Drug Watch proj ectJohn Gorman says no misrepresentation made in solicitationOver 100 Arkansans complain about fund-raising techniquesJohn Gorman dares Winston Bryant to produce lists of fundsPromoters agree to halt Drug Watch fund-raising temporarilyCallan may be allowed to resume fund-raising under rul esJohn Gorman seeks dismissal of charges against himCAL LANEN-GRAVETT• DOTProminent in dance circles in ArkCALLAWAY, JAMES DAV ISsee alsoGALVA, JOECAMDENsee alsoRobberies and theftsBars and night clubs1::·10/18/91 B2 612/ 4/91 Al 606/ 5/91 Al 406/ 5/91 Al 406/ 5/91 Al 406/ 5/91 Al 406/ 6/91 Bl 406/ 6/91 Bl 406/ 8/91 B2 207 /27 /91 Bl 508/31/91 B4 3* 12/17/91 B2 104/ 1/91 x6 1City Directors oust Mayor James Lee Silliman 01/10/91 BS 3Federal lawsuit seeks end to at-large voting in Camden 09/21/91 B3 5Mayor Charles Lindsey won't apologize for remarks on blacks 10/ 3/91 Bl 2NAACP will attempt to oust Mayor Charles Lindsey from office 10/ 3/91 Bl 2Mayor Charles Lindsey again refuses blacks ' request to quit 11/ 7/91 B4 1CAMDEN NEWS PUBLISHING COWalter E Hussman Jr. sister Gale Arnold at odds againCAMDEN SCHOOL DISTRICTseeSex crimesCAMDEN WIRE COCopper wire fabricated at Pine Bluff plantCAMMACK, KATE BROADUSsee alsoCAMPS AND CAMPINGsee alsosee alsoCANCERseeseeCANDYColleges and universitiesCivil rights and discriminationHandicappedMedicine and healthTobacco09/10/91 B5 301/ 7/91 x5 146
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLseeCANEHILLFoodsee alsoWaterCANNON EXPRESS INCsee alsoCAPEHEART. TEDsee alsoCAPITAL BUYERS INCStocks and bondsCourts, State and localConway firm expanding rapidlyCAPITAL GAINS TAXseeTaxationCAPITAL MERCURY SHIRT COLabor trying to unioniz e plant workers in ArkLabor group gives up tryCAPITAL PUNISHMENTsee alsoLegal professionfor unionsee also Murders - Brannon. Charles and Nancy Brannonsee alsoMurders - Brown. Leonsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinsee also Murders Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Martinsee alsoMurders - Klein, Robert Wsee also Murders - Mason, Marj orie Lsee also Murders - Noble, Wesley and James E Scherm Jrsee also Murders - O'Neal, Willa Deansee also Murders - O'Rourke, Francissee also Murders - Smith. Barbarasee also Murders - Stumpp , William MichaelUS Supreme Ct refuses to rule Ark death penalty invalidBill bannning execution of mentally retarded to be studiedUS Supreme Ct appeal limit in death cases stirs debateMurders increased in Ark after executions were resumedDeath penalty opponents mourn state 's executed prisonersDeath Penalty Resource Center being set up with state fundsCAPITAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONseeBanksCAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS(Ark)Old lamp once used on Capitol steps is for salePhotographs of legislators. staffs hang in Capitol hallwaysGrounds patroled by 14 Capitol police officersCapitol undergoing face-liftNew coat of gold leaf applied to Capitol domeBust of former Gov Orval E Faubus quietly installedQuiet placement of Faubus bust appropriate.columnist writesGazette urges removal of busts of governors from buildingOrval Faubus.friends celebrate bust installationPortrait of Daisy Bates to hang in Capitol BuildingCAPITOL CREDIT UNIONseeCredit unionsCAPITOL HILL BUILDINGseeCAPSTONE, BILLYBuildings and offices. Govtsee also Dahmer, JeffCARMilAY,HATTIEListed among Ark's most influential citizens04/ 10/91 Cl 207/17/91 Cl 507/24/91 ClO 103/ 5/91 Bl 203/21/91 H4 105/20/91 Al 206/16/91 Al 607/ 3/91 Bl 210/ 17/91 B10 102/ 8/91 Bl 102/25/91 B2 204/28/91 Ah 105/ 1/91 B2 206/15/91 Al 206/ 26 /91 Al 406/26/91 Bl 106/27 /91 Bl2 106/30/91 Bl 507/30/91 Bl 102/10/91 Ah 247
ARKANSAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCARGILL INCsee also Livestock and poultryOzark turkey plant to get $17 mil lion expansion, 80 new jobsCargill plans $17 million expansion at Ozark plantCARIB AIR TRANSPORTsee also AngolaCARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja25 02see FootballCARLOCK, DERRICKsee alsosee alsoMurders - Cox, William HueyMurders - Thornton, GenterCAROUSELSGroup working to keep historic War Memorial carousel in LRRestorer examines War Memorial carouselFund-raiser under way to preserve War Memorial carouselHarold and Roselyn Hawley donate to preservation fundWar Memorial Park carousel one of four of its type in U SHistoric War Memorial carousel could wind up in NLRArchitect E Fay Jones to design home for LR carouselFriends of the Zoo to donate $50,000 for carousel purchaseHistoric carousel sold to Ark group who paid $60,550 downCARPENTER, PRESTONsee also Athletics and sportsCARROLL COUNTYVoters to decide if two courthouses to be keptCARROLL, FRANCESsee also Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD )CARTOONSGeorge Fisher cartoons exhibited in National ArchivesBrian Roberts, 18, has had several cartoons publishedGeorge Fisher dazzles National Archives crowdCASEBASEsee Legal professionCASEY, MICHAELsee also InventionsCASH, CARRIE RIVERSMother of entertainer Johnny Cash dies in TennesseeCASREY, PAULsee also Presidential election of 1992CATALINA, NELSONsee al so BasketballCATFISH WHARF RESTAURANTSIRS claims pair offered franchises with two-book planCATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL (Little Rock)see Education Jel6CATSsee AnimalsCAV ENDER 'S SEASONINGSsee S-C Seasoning CoCAVESBrothers Paul and Heath Mathews lost in Independence Co cavePaul and Heath Matthews rescurd from cave near BatesvilleCEMETERIES01/18/91 Cl10/16/91 Cl05/24/91 Al06/ 6/91 B206/16/91 BS07 /27 /91 BS07 /27 /91 BS08/16/91 Bl09/18/91 Al10/ 3/91 B2* 11/ 13/91 B205/21/91 BS05/21/91 B406/ 7/91 B406/19/91 B203/13/91 B609/19/91 Cl09/ 3/91 Al09/ 4/91 Al124512252312211562348
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsoArcheology and anthropologyLegis panel turns down bill on warning signs at cemeteriesVandals desecrate Whittington family cemetery near Hot SpgsCypress Valley Cemetery at Vilona vandalizedPrison inmates to right vandaliz ed Mount Harmon gravemarkersVeterans Cemetery at Fayetteville wants vets of all warsVandalism in Faulkner County cemeteries is problemMarkers from Whittington family graves moved for safetyVandals have almost destroyed Whittington grave markersGreenwood Cemetery at Hot Springs vandalizedProposed golf park beside Martin Cemetery upsets Sigma NuSigma Nu founder James Frank Hopkins buried in MartinCENSORSHIPsee also Books and writingCENTRAL ARKANSAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Ssee Education 028CENTRAL ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICESsee Legal Services. Central <strong>Arkansas</strong>CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesCHAMBER OF COMMERCE. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see also Civil rights and discriminationsee also Trade schoolsCHAMPION PARTS INCExpansion at Hope facility to add 100 new jobsFight over medical benefits leads to strike at Hope plantHope plant employees struggle with strikeJesse Jackson addresses striking workers at Hope plantCHECKMATE CLUB (North Little Rock)see Bars and night clubsCHEM-FAB CORPLow-profile firm makes wide range of helicopter partsCHEMICAL POLLUTIONsee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsCHEMICAL Ssee also Forests and forestryCHEROKEE CITYsee also Weather and stormsCHIDREN AND YOUTHFostering fractured lives (series on foster care system)CHILD ABUSEsee Education 02CHILD CU STODYsee Children and youthCHILD LABORsee LaborCHILDREN AND YOUTHsee also Automobiles and automobile driverssee also Crime and vicesee also Families and family lifesee also Firessee also Gifted childrensee also Handicappedsee also Homosexuals02/ 8/91 IS02/27 /91 Al04/ 5/91 B304/13/91 B305/26/91 B506/24/91 B701 I 4/91 Bl01 I 4/91 Bl07/20/91 B3* 12/11/91 B2* 12/11/91 B207/16/91 Cl09/ 6/91 Cl09/10/91 Cl* 10/25/91 Al04/ 8/91 x6* 11/30/91 Al1615615521152221249
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Insurancesee also Laborsee also Loitering and vagrancysee also Medicine and healthsee also Mental health and disorderssee also Murders - Barnett, David Eugenesee also Murders - Bean, Danielsee also Murders - Bohannon, Marvinsee also Murders - Bowers, Davidsee also Murders - Brunson, Billysee also Murders - Campbell, Richardsee also Murders Chil dree, Amysee also Murders Cooney, Silas Demeterssee also Murders Cooper, Edward Csee also Murders - Dolls, Kendallsee also Murders - Engram, Eugenesee also Murders - Ferguson, Christopher Carlsee also Murders - Fruitt, Sheer asee also Murders - Givens, Robert Dsee also Murders - Green, Samuel Tyrone Jrsee also Murders - Jackson, Kenneth Raysee also Murders - LeMay , John Hsee also Murders - Leaks , Demetriasee also Murders Leonard, Travissee also Murders - Moffitt infantsee also Murders - Patton, Carlossee also Murders - Phelps, Natashasee also Murders - Pumphrey , Au stinsee also Murders Rogers, Monte Raysee also Murders - Scott, Johnsee also Murders Smith. Robertsee also Murders - Smith, Deantesee also Murders - Walker, Alva Raesee also Murders - Walters, Steven Earlsee also Murders - Weatherspoon, Williamsee also Murders - Wright, Bellesee also Murders F26see also Poorsee also Population and vital statisticssee also Pornography and obscenitysee also Prisons and prisonerssee also Prostitutionsee also Robberies and theftssee also Sex crimessee also Substance abuse and trafficsee also Traffic accidents and safetyLegislature told special teams needed to stop child abuse 01/11/91 B6 5State had 16 ,000 reports of child abuse last year 01/11/91 B6 5Juvenile Code does not give youths right to jury trial 01/17 /91 BlO 1Several child support bills filed in Legislature 01/18/91 B6 5School clinics to give contraceptives to children. ARL says 01/21/91 Al 2Leanne and Frankie Dees linked to adoptive baby scandal 01/22/91 Bl 1TV show leads to arrest of Leanne Dees in adoption case 01/29/91 Bl 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks 40th in nation in child well-being 01/31/91 Bl 550
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJudge 's child support order reversed for being gender basedLegislative panel backs child support measuresSenate has bill to clarify law on adoption waiting periodHouse passes 9 of 10 bills on child supportJuvenile code working. proponents sayDay care centers in money squeeze as public programs expandState has staff of only 25 to enforce day-care rulesRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr 1s guilty plea in battery to standHouse moves to end 'baby-selling ' in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Bill on shoplifting by children withdrawn from House commSenators hear adoption problems in waiting period lawChild Watch program comes to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Juvenile sentencing plan delayed in House committeeVicki Koralko Kanady may be returning to jail in custody caseChild-care board may close Powell 's Day Care in LRAdvocates of adoption reform say laws now invite troubleBill to create standards on adoption information recommendedDaniel Torie. 7. apparently won't testify in abuse caseJudge likely to allow Daniel Torie to testify in abuse caseState may face lawsuit over underfunded child welfare systemChildren and Family Services Div needs up to $13 millionJudge drops one charge in Daniel Torie abuse caseGov Clinton rej ects jump in child welfare fundThreatened lawsuit no basis for budgeting. Gov Clinton saysChild Services Div budget not raised; lawsuit almost sureTrial in battery of Daniel Torie beginsSenate comm adds new category of child abuseDefendants in Daniel Torie case convicted of chiod abuseJessica Rose Fuller chgd with assault of her 3-mo-old babyAlglister Cunningham will not appeal sentence in Torie caseFrances Watson gets 14 yrs in Daniel Torie abuse caseGet Ready program seeks to keep kids from life of crimeRichard Lewis Vardaman to seek clemency on abuse convictionArk adoption laws challenged by Robert WolfePresumptive fathers should be told of adoption. suit claimsBlood tests ordered in Robert Wolfe 's challenge of adoptionSeventy-two pct of prisoners aged 19-27 had unwed mothersRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr begins serving prison termPrison inmates speak to Get Ready Program participantsRally against child abuse held at CapitolNeed grows for juvenile crime center at Pine BluffAndy Young 's search for daughters fizzles in CamdenCamden Women 's Crisis Center denies knowledge of YoungsAlex Sellers pleads guilty to battery of infant sonYouth Services Center at Pine Bluff plans security fenceYouth Services Center had 29 runaways in one monthFour escape from Youth Services Center at Pine BluffSamantha Roland center of battle over custodySearch for Samantha Roland continuesCrisis Center in Camden resists questions on Young childrenCustody battle over Fuller infant crosses state linesTroubled youths get help from Safe Place programBlacks account for 70 pct of youths at Pine Bluff Service CtrRichard Lewis Vardamann fails to get clemency recommendation02/ 2/91 B902/ 6/91 H302/ 7/91 1402/ 7 /91 IS02/ 8/91 BlO02/11/91 Al02/11/91 AB02/12/91 B202/19/91 G302/20/91 H202/21/91 !602/23/91 Bl02/27 /91 H602/28/91 B203/ 1/91 B403/ 3/91 Bl03/ 7 /91 IS03/12/91 Bl03/13/91 Al03/14/91 Al03/14/91 Al03/15/91 B903/15/91 1303/15/91 1303/16/91 AB03/19/91 Al03/19/91 G403/20/91 Al03/20/91 BlO03/22/91 B203/22/91 B203/24/91 Al03/26/91 B303/29/91 Al03/29/91 Al03/30/91 Al04/ 2/91 Bl04/ 2/91 B304/ 4/91 B604/ 8/91 Bl04/ 9/91 B304/16/91 Bl04/ 16/91 Bl04/16/91 B304/17 /91 B304/17 /91 B304/18/91 B304/18/91 B304/19/91 B304/20/91 B904/23/91 A604/23/91 Bl04/25/91 B905/ 3/91 B311111213131614125124511112424222166611145221221224624151
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWomen 's shelter records on clients ruled private OS/ 3/91 B4 5Women 's shelter records were sought in case of Young children 05/ 3/91 B4 5James Roland hiding out with his child, Samantha, mother says 05/ 7/91 Bl 5Gibel family may leave adopted children in Romania 05/10/91 Bll 1Twins adopted by the Gibels kept in Romania by red tape 05/11/91 Al 2Dale Bumpers, David Pryor, Bill Alexander try to aid Gibels 05/12/91 Bl 2Don and Lynn Gibel leave adopted twins in Romania. head home 05/13/91 BB 4Don and Lynn Gibel back in US without Romanian twins 05/14/91 A6 SRita Watson pleads guilty to 2nd-degree battery in Torie case 05/14/91 Bl 2Don and Lynn Gibel discuss their troubles in Romania 05/15/91 Al 2Gov Clinton seeks ways to strengthen child protection system 05/15/91 B4 5Blood tests indicate Robert Wolf not father of child 05/16/91 B3 5Don and Lynne Gibel say their Romanian twins not bought 05/17/91 Al2 1Gibles try new way to get twins from Romania 05/22/91 B8 6Gibels told Romanian twins can enter US 05/24/91 Al 2Gibels excited to finally be getting Romanian twins 05/29/91 Al 2Center for Families and Youth to serve 'throwaway ' children 05/30/91 B8 3DHS to intervene in interstate adoption of Raven N Fuller 06/ 1/91 B4 3One Gibel twin hospitalized in Chicago 06/ 2/91 Al 3Gibel twins start new lives in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 06/ 3/91 Al 2Outlook improves for Maumelle Child Development Center 06/ 6/91 B3 4Camden group alleges police harassed Women 's Crisis Center 06/ 6/91 B4 3Controversy continues at Women's Crisis Center at Camden 06/ 6/91 B4 3Scott Gibel shows healthy prognosis at Memphis hospital 06/ 7/91 B4 3Vickie Kanady . Joseph Koralko end custody fight over daughter 06/ 7/91 B4 5License of Little Tots Day Care Center at Rogers revoked 06/ 7/91 BB 4Scott and Donna Kendrick chgd with child battery 06/ 8/91 B3 1Scott and Donna Dendrick plead innocent of child abuse 06/12/91 B4 5Ark sends delinquent child support to credit ratings firms 06/12/91 B7 2Gov Clinton picks panel to study child welfare system 06/15/91 B4 3Ann and Eddie Neal adopt Romanian child 06/20/91 Bl 2Second Gibel twin home from hospital . declared healthy 06/21/91 Bl4 4Care of 14--yr-old sexual abuser is uncertain 06/22/91 Al 6Get Ready program helps teen offenders get jobs. education 06/24/91 Bl 5Abused Women and Children Inc at Arkadelphis loses license 06/25/91 B7 5Abused child reports increase to 15,879 in 1989 in Ark 06/26/91 Al 2Group planning suit says DRS slow to investigate child abuse 06/26/91 Al 2Juvenile found guilty of abuse of Daniel Torie 06/28/91 Bl 2Women 's Crisis Center at Cam.den resists record subpoena 07/ 1/91 B7 2Court suit asks order for state to bolster child wel fare 07/ 9/91 Al 5Suit against Human Services brought by Central Ark Legal Serv 07/ 9/91 Al 5Suit against Human Services brought by Natl Ctr for Youth Law 07/ 9/91 Al 5Lawsuit accuses DHS of mishandling care of ten children 07/ 9/91 A5 1Faulkner County searching for John Hobbs in custody case 07/ 9/91 B2 1John Hobbs chgd with failure to return Tabitha after visit 07/ 9/91 B2 1Gov Bill Clinton not a children 's crusader. columnist writes 07/10/91 Bl 1Gov Bill Clinton calls neglect suit against state disturbing 07/10/91 Bl 2Attorney asks John Hobbs to return child to mother in Texas 07/10/91 B9 2Child welfare ills in Ark called systemic 07/11/91 Al 2Gov Clinton wants overhaul of child welfare system in state 07/11/91 Al 2Hillary Clinton sees no need for suit on child welfare 07 /11/91 A6 5NLR steps up fight against surge of juvenile crime 07/12/91 A6 1State going after child support dodgers 07/18/91 Bll 3John B Hobbs arrested; abducted daughter found 07/26/91 B7 552
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLYouths sue over alleged violence at Youth Services CenterCorrective legislation on child abuse laws needed nowState has 18 monitors for 2,000 licensed day-care centersTwo teens describe violence at Youth Services Center at PBPolice cannot provide criminal records on day-care workersJudge hears complaints of violence at Youth Services CenterJudge orders added security at Youth Services Center at PBState 's two Youth Services Centers may be merged at PB siteViolence at Youth Services Centers hinder rehabilitationStatistics on offenders held in Youth Services CentersState 's Youth Services Centers to merge at Pine BluffJudge orders protection for youth who sued Youth Services CtrState hopes to expand community programs for troubled youthLawmakers object to $81 . 944 annual cost of care for teenagerTreatment for youthful sex offender wins legis panel approvalYouth costing Ark $81, 944 annually is 14-yr-old sex offenderSCAN seeks to end pattern of child abuseTransracial adoptions rare in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Rep Pat Flanagin wants each school 's pregnancy rate listedState ranks second in teen-age mothersAdvisory panel wants adoption license of DRS suspendedJames Luffman handled suit on Youth Services CenterState hiring 21 more employees for Youth Services CenterDaniel Torie barely survived fire in 1988 while locked in hseDaniel Torie relates horror of being locked in burning houseFirst tip on Daniel Torie abuse case came in 1988State Police to investigate some cases at Youth Services CtrPlaintiffs in suit against state willing to negotiateWorkers at Youth Services Center say they are often assaultedYouth Services Center at PB lacks control . workers there sayState says it followed procedure on Youth Services complaintHuman Services Dept to settle suit over Youth Services CtrPrison boot camp for young offenders proposedNannies earn $150 to $400 per week; demand exceeds supplyNannies becoming popular with working parents in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Three teens arrested for robbery trash rooms at LR police staYouth alleges drugs smuggled into Youth Services CenterCharge of homosexual rape against Keith Whitfield withdrawnKeith O Whitfield was guard at Pulaski Co Juvenile DetentionChanges in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 's troubled child welfare system announcedDr Terry Yamauchi refuses to criticize Gov Clinton on problemExpert on youth gangs to study Youth Services Center problemsHuge staff increases. job transfer part of DHS service changeElectronic monitoring of juvenile offenders being triedYouths return from Services Center in worse shape. judge saysCost of repair to LR police rooms put at $20,000Ark Youth Center is for emotionally trouble youthsDelinquents threaten emotionally disturbed at Ark Youth CtrGov Clinton cites Legis in delay of child aid fundsChild Care Facility Bd approves check on all facil ity workersProposed check on day care workers stems from Holloway caseNew law is not explicit on need for child welfare studyExpert on gangs called in to help youth centersHelp finally for the children (ed)07/31/91 Bl08/ 1/91 BlO08/ 3/91 A608/ 6/91 Al08/ 6/91 Bl08/ 7/91 Al08/ 7 /91 Al08/ 7/91 Al08/ 7/91 Al08/ 7 /91 AlO08/ 8/91 Al08/ 8/91 A408/ 9/91 Al08/10/91 Bl08/10/91 Bl08/10/91 Bl08/10/91 B908/11/91 Cl08/12/91 B208/13/91 Al08/13/91 Bl08/13/91 B208/14/91 Bl08/14/91 Bl08/15/91 Bl08/15/91 Bl08/15/91 Bl08/15/91 B208/16/91 Al08/16/91 Al08/19/91 Bl08/20/91 Bl08/22/91 Bl08/26/91 Al08/26/91 Bl08/27 /91 Al08/27 /91 B208/27 /91 BB08/27 /91 B808/ 28/91 Al08/28/91 Al08/28/91 Al08/28/91 Al08/28/91 A908/28/91 A908/28/91 B408/29/91 Bl08/29/91 Bl08/29/91 BS08/30/91 Al08/30/91 Al08/30/91 Bl08/30/91 Bl08/30/91 BS34351555632525553232631322555552522211122221126616625153
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLChild welfare funds lagged. Gov Clinton concedes 08/31/91 Al 2Centers for Youth and Famil ies to offer 7-day care 08/31/91 BlO 1Richard Lewis Vardaman released from prison 09/ 1/91 B4 5Comm.unity-based programs for youth do not always work 09/ 3/91 Al 2Gov Clinton wants more staff for child welfare. but no tax 09/ 5/91 BS 1Young adolescents need help. support. Don Munro writes 09/12/91 B9 4State pays psychiatrist in Koralko custody battle $68.550 09/14/91 B2 3Juveniles committed 5.812 serious crimes in Ark in 1990 09/ 17/91 B2 1Sheriffs push opposition to merger of Youth Services Centers 09/ 17/91 B2 1Sheriffs push tough treatment of juvenile criminals 09/17/91 B2 1Youth Services Bd discusses court order compliance progress 09/19/91 B4 2Tangie Elaine Nichols charged in death of her infant 09/22/91 B7 1Family of Tangie Elaine Nichols to fight alleged abuse chgs 09/24/91 B2 5DHS probes death of Taurean Norfleet. 8, in foster home 09/25/91 Bl 6Tangie Elaine Nichols released from jail 09/25/91 B4 1Foster mom not warned Taurean Norfleet recd emergency care 09/26/91 Al 2Child welfare system needs maj or overhaul , Mike Beebe says 09/26/91 B4 1Panel of natl experts examining Ark child welfare system 09/26/91 B4 1Child abuse in Delta ignored by state. panel told 09/27 /91 Al 2Mother wants day-care worker fired for slapping child 09/27/91 Bl 2DHS says condition of Taurean Norfleet was mentioned 09/27/91 Bl 6DHS reacts to death of Taurean Norfleet with new medical form 09/29/91 B2 2Legislative session on child wel fare system may be delayed 09/29/91 B7 5Debra Jean Johnson faces baby-selling chg in casual adoption 09/30/91 Al 2Debra Jean Johnson told police couple stole her baby 09/30/91 Al 2Youth service providers meet with Gov Bill Clinton 's staff 10/ 1/91 B2 4Background check on child-care workers difficult. expensive 10/ 4/ 91 Bl 1NLR Mayor Patrick Henry gathers teens for conf on issues 10/ 6/91 Bl 2Little Rock area youth surveyed on study habits, drugs 10/ 6/91 Bl 6Acxiom Corp provides day care for children of employees 10/ 8/ 91 Al 5Foster home loses certification over Taurean Norfleet case 10/ 9/91 Bl 2Child service 24-hr hot line set up by DRS 10/ 9/91 Bl 6Budget cuts may hamper OHS in settlement of child care suit 10/ 9/91 BS 1Child welfare lawsuit may be settled. Gov Clinton says * 10/23/91 Al 2Child welfare plan calls for spending of $16 million * 10/23/91 Al 2Plan for child welfare improvement centers on three needs * 10/24/91 A16 1ACES says Ark has worst child support agency in nation * 10/30/91 Bl 5Ark among 20 states that charge to collect some support * 10/30/91 Bl 5Gov Bill Clinton says ACES puts out info without facts * 10/30/91 Bl 5Report by ACES said Ark only state charging collection fee * 10/30/91 Bl 5New Futures draws praise of LR City Board members * 11/ 1/91 B2 1Court split-up of Morrison sisters in adoption angers DHS * 11/ 1/91 al 3Morrison child already adopted. atty for parents says * 11/ 2/91 Bl 1Democrat-Gazette suggests Thoughtless Award for ACES * 11/ 2/91 BlO 1New Futures rept paints bleak picture for LR black males * 11/ 5/91 B2 1Lawyer in Morrison case faul ts DHS handling of adoptions * 11/ 6/91 Bl 3Poverty 's children (ed on New Futures report) * 11/ 6/91 BlO 1Larry D Hamblin Jr, Donna Sue Reams face child abuse chgs * 11/ 7/91 B4 1Day-care license for Velma Johnson revoked * 11/ 8/91 A9 1LR woman leaves new-born girl at hospital * 11/ 8/91 A9 1Article on Jim and Linda Berr:y 's work as foster parents * 11/ 10/91 A3 3 1DHS to add 69 to Children and Family Services Div staff * 11/ 15/91 Al 6Inmate at Youth Services Ctr charges he was sodomiz ed * 11/15/91 Bl 1Mother of Taurean Norfleet sues DHS over death * 11/16/91 B4 354
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJudge Bill Watt urges stricter parental responsibility laws * 11/21/91 B2 2Benton County judge fears 4 in harm 's way at Youth Center * 11/26/91 Al 2Natl experts release $14 million plan for child welfare * 11/27/91 Al 2Summary of $14 million plan to revamp child welfare in Ark * 11/27/91 Al 2Ark foster care system full of holes * 11/28/91 Al 4Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * 11/28/91 Al 4Foster care image took beating before experts called in * 11/28/91 A3 2 1Special report on foster care in <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 11/28/91 A3 2 1Judges see few alternatives to youth services centers * 11/28/91 Bl 3David Beatty family motivated by love to care for children * 11/29/91 Al 5Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * 11/29/91 Al 5State has custody of 1.356 abandoned. neglected children * 11/29/91 A28 1Chart shows payments to foster parents in Ark * 11/29/91 A2B 2Glenn Fiscus family shares experiences as foster family * 11/29/91 A28 4Foster system veteran Cedric S McKenzie feels angry . cheated* 11/30/91 Al 2Children resent being moved from home to home in foster care* 11/30/91 A16 1Youth in foster home fears loss * 11/30/91 Al6 5Court Appointed Special Advocates help foster children * 12/ 1/91 Al 2Court Appointed Special Advocates help foster children * 12/ 1/91 Al 2Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * 12/ 1/91 Al 2Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * 12/ 1/91 Al 2Children enter foster care system through juvenile court * 12/ 1/91 A16 1Children enter foster care system through juvenile court * 12/ 1/91 A16 1Fort Smith club keeps youths safe * 12/ 9/91 B2 1David Robinson, 16, facees adult rape chg in Youth Ctr case * 12/11/91 Bl 1Teen-age pregnancy rate in Ark about half the national rate * 12/15/91 Bl 1Lawmakers hear 2-yr. $17 million plan for child welfare * 12/18/91 Al 2Jess George gets his two sons back after 3 yrs ; mother chgd * 12/18/91 Bl 4Grandmother 's appeal for visitation rights denied * 12/19/91 B3 1Dispute continues over adoption of Morrison sisters * 12/20/91 B3 lDavid Mathis . 21. chgd with battering 5-month-old infant * 12/20/91 B9 4Teen-age births at Pine Bluff ranks second in nation * 12/24/91 A9 1Teen-agers account for 20 pct of all births in <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 12/24/91 A9 1Ari Merretazon has plan for at-risk youth * 12/29/91 B2 1Accord on child welfare suit expected soon, Jim Tucker says * 12/31/91 Al 2CHILDREN, GiftedFive-year-old Benj i Hardy of Mulberry to be featured on CBS 04/14/91 Al 2Brooke Malloy . 12, of Little Rock to enter college this fall 06/21/91 Al 5CHIROPRACTIC AND CHIROPRACTORSsee Medicine and healthCHRISTIAN IDENTITY CHURCHsee Vigilance groupsCHRISTIANS AND JEWS. National Conference ofsee Humanitarian Awards, Nationalsee Middle EastCHRISTMASJennings Osborne house at LR uses million lightsFeature article on lighting at Osborne family home in LRCHRISTMAS TREESChristmas trees recycledCHURCH OF GOD IN CHRISTChurch was founded at Little Rock in 1897 by Charles MasonConvention draws 4,000 members to LRCHURCH OF GOD SEVENTH DAY* 12/ 4/ 91 B9* 12/24/91 El01/ 1/91 B301/25/91 B201/25/91 B22221155
ARKANSAS GAZE'l"I'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGroup holds convention in LRCIGARS AND CIGARETTESsee TobaccoCISNEROS. HENRYsee also Presidential election of 1992CITIES AND TOWNSFayetteville ranked 7th best in US for quality of lifeFort Smith. Little Rock rankings on quality of lifeColumnist says 'rank ' of cities lies in eyes of beholderColumnist disparages <strong>Arkansas</strong> River valley townsMorrilton residents upset by columnist's 'inbreeding ' remarkMorrilton. Pottsville. Russellville upset by columnW J Jameson. who wrote column, teaches at UCAW J Jameson calls his columns on towns 'satire 'Log Cabin Democrat apologizes to those offended by JamesonW C Jameson should take a ride. Morrilton Headlight saysCITIZEN BEERocky Tsai in national finals of Citizen BeeRocky Tsai of Fayetteville. takes 6th place in natl contestCITIZENS FIRST BANK (Little Rock)see BanksCITIZENS NATIONAL BANK (Hope)see BanksCIVIL LIBERTIES UNION. Americansee also Colleges and universitiessee also Harmon. Dansee also Middle Eastsee also Prisons and prisonerssee also WiretappingCIVIL RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATIONsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee also<strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light CoBass Anglers Sportsman SocietyConwayCourts, State and LocalEducationForrest City Country ClubHousingJacksonvilleJefferson Regional Medical CenterMedicine and healthMurders - Bolin. W FNorth Little RockPhillips CountyPoliceVigilance groupsCrickett Tindall loses sex bias suit against Fort SmithLegislators to propose package of civil rights laws<strong>Arkansas</strong> lacks civil rights statutesRacist ruckus at Capitol Club in 1960 recalledRace persists as fiery issue in Delta regionBill in Legis would establish state 's first civil rights lawSenate passes civil rights billHouse comm unanimously recommends civil rights proposalCivil rights proposal being negotiated at Gov Clinton's call07/ 3/91 B2 208/22/91 Bl 608/22/91 Bl 608/25/91 Bl 109/24/91 Bl s09/24/91 Bl 509/24/91 Bl 509/24/91 Bl 509/25/91 Bl 209/27 /91 B3 110/ 6/91 C4 506/24/91 Bl 206/25/91 Al 301/ 8/91 B6 401/18/91 B7 301/20/91 AlO 301/22/91 G8 101/27 /91 Bl 502/16/91 B7 102/22/91 I3 403/ 6/91 HS 103/ 8/91 Al 556
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState Chamber of Commerce concerned by proposed rights bill 03/ 8/91 Al 5State Chamber ends negotiations on proposed civil rights act 03/ 9/91 Al 4A civil rights fig leaf 03/11/91 B6 1Civil rights bill amdt more beneficial to business 03/12/91 G2 3House tables civil rights bill 03/13/91 Al 2Rep Lloyd George tells why he opposes proposed bill 03/13/91 Al 2Civil rights bill negotiations placed in hands of Gov Clinton 03/16/91 AB 5Civil rights bill still stuck in Legislature 03/19/91 G6 1House passes civil rights bill backed by Chamber of Commerce 03/20/91 Al 2Black legislators call Chamber of Commerce bill a sham 03/20/91 Al 5Civil rights bill killed by special interests, column says 03/20/91 HS 1Sponsors of civil rights bill refuse to compromise 03/21/91 Hl 4Civil rights bill not likely to pass in Legislature 03/22/91 I4 1Senate approves task force to study. write civil rights bill 03/23/91 A12 1House panel refuses to call up sweeping civil rights bill 03/27/91 HS 3Legislature authorizes civil rights task force for study 03/28/91 I6 1England Dist teacher files suit alleging racial bias 04/12/91 B3 1Robert Mcintosh Jr sues W J McCuen, three police officers 06/28/91 B4 6Suit by Robert Mcintosh Jr stems from 1989 incident 06/28/91 B4 6Anytown, <strong>Arkansas</strong> camp shor.vs students how to fight prejudice 08/ 5/91 Bl 2Lawsuit chgs Morrilton Police Dept with reverse race bias 10/ 2/91 Bl 5Legislators endorse UAPB settlement with Kenneth Ray 10/ 9/91 B7 1Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants all racism erased from laws * 11/19/91 B3 2Robert H Miller accuses J B Hunt Transport of age bias * 12/ 5/91 BS 2CIVIL WARsee also Parks , recreation and tourismCLAIRVOYANCEsee Psychic phenomenaCLARK. STEVEBank uses former state Atty Gen Steve Clark over bank loansEx-Attorney Gen apparently joins law firm in JonesboroBarred from practicing law in Eastern Dist Federal courtServes as host on radio talk showResponds to barbs thrown by Atty Gen Winston BryantClark addresses Boys State. warns of trappings of successClark talks as if facts soaking in, columnist writesStephen Engstrom to represent state in Clark's appealAppearance at Boys State draws ire of columnistFour Supreme Court justices bow out of Clark caseClark hires atty John Wesley Hall Jr to help with appealClark wants new trial on theft chargeState calls Clark's appeal 'preposterous 'Four professors named special justices in Clark appealInsurer agrees to settle suit with state for $5 ,454State Supreme Ct to hear appeal of Clark convictionClark's appeal being heard by Ark Supreme CourtClark's appeal being heard by Ark Supreme CourtFormer Atty Gen Steve Clark broke no law. attorneys argueMeredith Oakley discusses theft by deception convictionCLAUDIA COMPANYCompany formed by Linda Bloodworth-ThompsonCompany set up to administer scholarships, reading programsMillicent Collingsworth will oversee operations of companyScholarships are for <strong>Arkansas</strong> women01/ 8/91 B701/12/91 Al01/22/91 Bl01/30/91 B205/13/91 Bl06/13/91 Al06/15/91 Bl06/21/91 Bl06/23/91 Cl07/17/91 B607 /24/91 B207/31/91 BS09/24/91 B2* 10/30/91 B6* 11/23/91 BS* 12/ 1/91 B2* 12/ 3/91 Al* 12/ 3/91 Al* 12/ 3/91 Al* 12/ 4/ 91 Bl l08/14/91 A908/14/91 A908/14/91 A_Q08/ 14/91 A915131312113111253331111157
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHillary Clinton. Helen Walton on national boardCLEAR-CUTTINGsee Forests and forestryCLEBURNE COUNTYFour deputy sheriffs who were fired seek to ragain jobsCLINTON. BILLsee also Governor (Ark)see also Presidential election of 1992CLINTON. HILLARY RODHAMsee also Presidential election of 1992Serves as honorary co-chair of Campaign for Healthier BabiesHillary Clinton says changes give students better chanceGlobal view is essential . Hillary Clinton tells graduatesMrs Cl inton named to board of Foundation of the Mid SouthFeatured in page one story in The Washington PostSees no need for suit on child welfare system in ArkDescribes drug treatment insurance to national T\T audienceUrges unity for nation' s educatorsCalls rumors about Gov Clinton 's sex life just a diversionNamed to board of Claudia CompanySays Wal-Mart recycling proj ect is long-termEmotional speech stirs CaliforniansGirl Scout group from El Dorado honor Mrs ClintonCLOCKSsee Watches and clocksCLOTHINGsee Apparel and dressCLOUD CORPHarrison firm to use sawdust. scraps to fuel plantCLOWERS. CLIFTONClowers turns 100 on Wolverton MountainClowers celebrates lOOth birthdayCOALAerth Development Inc seeks $600 million in 7-yr-old suitAerth Development suit is against First Commercial BankCOCHRAN. FRANKsee also Scheduled Truckways IncCOCKFIGHTINGsee also GamblingCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESsee also Athletics and sportssee also Baseballsee also Basketballsee also Footballsee also Insurancesee also International studentssee also Robberies and theftssee also Scholarships and loanssee also Shootingssee also Track and fieldsee also Trade schoolsState colls and univs seek extra $93 ,000.000UAPB marching band invited to perform in Mardi Gras paradesEnrollment rises for fifth year08/14/91 A901/12/91 B901/23/91 B205/23/91 B406/21/91 cs07 / 5/91 B907 / 8/91 B707 /11/91 A607/24/91 Bl08/ 6/91 A408/ 14/91 A208/14/91 A908/15/91 Cl09/21/91 Al* 10/20/91 B221424145341123602/20/91 Cl 2* 10/30/91 Bl* 10/31/91 B606/ 4/91 CB06/ 4/ 91 cs231101/ 4/91 Bl 601/ 5/91 B3 101/ 5/91 B9 358
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLOn-campus enrollment in <strong>Arkansas</strong> colleges and universistiesBoost in higher education funds urged by Legislative CouncilLegislative Council urges boost in higher education fundsUniv of Central Ark teacher from Ghana sues over dismissalLaw dean prospects at UALR cut to fiveShorter College growingWestark Community College 's Univ Center may start unfundedUAPB 's multipurpose research center bld almost ready for useHearing begins on effort of Stephen A Ayidya to stay at UCAHouse of Reps votes limits on spending on bonds programOuachita Baptist Universiy 's famed Ouachitones to disbandHendrix College receives $25.000 for endowed scholarshipsDecision on The Bray suit against Southern Ark Univ nearsSouthern Ark Univ was sued by ed of The Bray under FOI ActHigher educ would get $30 million from Clinton tax planHardi.ng Univ cancels program in Italy because of warUniv of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong> to proceed with acquiring landHendrix College gets $25.000 grant to recruit minoritiesUniv of Central Ark officials say they tried to help AydiyaUniv of Ark Trustees act on several mattersArk State Univ dorm emptied by bomb threatUniv of Ark to hire system-wide internal audits directorUALR Foundation receives $500.000 for scholarship programJudge rules Univ of Central Ark can move to acquire landUniv of Ark at Pine Bluff to give faculty summer back pay<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> Univ receives $59.836 from Lillian Massie ReedLillian Massie Reed bequest to <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> totals $159. 993House panel blocks bill requiring English fluency for profsGrowth of Univ of Central Ark may affect communityNASA makes $600. 000 available in grants to Ark universitiesWestark to get additional million from state if bill passesUCA faculty want their athletic perks moved to health insFort Smith delegation in Legis seeks to help WestarkLegislative panel defers action on salary cap rise for profsPay for college teachers still slipping<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ seeks to of fer doctoral programsUAPB report on faculty complaints may be delayedUCA's Marian Ross built therapy program to aid disabledBill in Legis would give refunds to students called to warUCA faculty asks $10.000 go to health ins. not free ticketsSouthern Ark Univ system records enrollment increasesSalary cap of 10 pct per year approved by legis panelUALR <strong>Library</strong> moves to automationHenderson State would get TV station under bill in HouseSouthern Ark Univ would get new facility under bill in HouseMississippi County Community Coll enrollenment hurt by warMedical Sciences Campus has intnl reputation for researchArk State Univ has plans for buildings from bond actCollege bond interest rules explained by John E BarnesTeacher English fluency bill gains House supportColumn on Legis committee discussion on English fluencyUALR <strong>Library</strong> gets fund to purchase <strong>Arkansas</strong> materialsHouse approves bill for teacher fluency in EnglishAction on bill granting tax credit for contributions delayed01/ 5/91 B9 301/10/91 B2 301/10/91 B2 301/12/91 B3 501/12/91 B6 201/14/91 BS 401/15/91 BlO 501/16/91 B3 201/17/91 Bl 201/17/91 17 401/18/91 B5 201/19/91 B3 101/19/91 B5 101/19/91 BS 101/22/91 All 301/23/91 B3 201/23/91 B3 201/24/91 B3 101/25/91 B3 401/26/91 lB 501/26/91 A7 501/26/91 B9 101/30/91 BlO 101/30/91 B3 101/30/91 B3 502/ 1/91 B5 402/ 1/91 B5 402/ l/91 I5 402/ 2/91 B3 502/ 7 /91 A3 102/ 7/91 14 102/ 8/91 B2 502/ 8/91 16 102/13/91 H2 302/15/91 BlO 102/15/91 B12 102/15/91 B3 202/15/91 B3 202/15/91 I6 102/16/91 B3 102/16/91 B5 502/16/91 B6 102/17/91 B7 102/19/91 G8 402/19/91 G8 502/20/91 A7 102/24/91 Fl 102/25/91 B3 102/25/91 xl3 102/ 27 /91 H4 302/27 /91 HS 102/28/91 B3 102/28/91 17 403/ 1/91 I4 159
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSenate panel passes teacher English fluency bill 03/ 2/91 A1 2 2Univ of Ark Bd approves $63 million worth pf bldg proj ects 03/ 2/91 Bl 4<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s students crave change in '90s 03/ 3/91 Al 5Univ of Central Ark. landowner at impasse over price 03/ 6/91 B3 1House panel rej ects tax break for contributions to schools 03/ 6/91 H4 1Bill requiring remedial students go to 2-yr coll is killed 03/ 6/91 H6 1Remedial college work bill makes predictable exit 03/ 7/91 18 4Senate approves bill for state to pay for community coll bldg 03/ 8/91 !6 4Hendrix College gets Hewlett-Packard science grant 03/ 14/91 B3 1State 's college savings bond program opens 03/14/91 I7 1Campus crime repts ruling in Missouri case may affect Ark 03/15/91 B2 5State univs study ruling on opening campus crime reports 03/15/91 B2 5College savings bonds sell out fast 03/16/91 C9 2House panel supports bill on tax credit for contributions 03/20/91 H2 3Senate stops faculty English fluency bill 03/20/91 H6 4Senate bars 4-yr nursing program at Univ of Ark 03/ 21/91 H3 1Higher education happy with results of legislative session 03/21/91 H4 1Univ of Central Ark board approves $27 million for proj ects 03/23/91 B3 2Univ of Central Ark board approves several items on agenda 03/23/91 B3 2·Legislature restructures higher education03/25/91 Al 5Proposal on Univ of Ark nursing program rej ected 03/26/91 G5 1Senate will not force Univ of Ark to continue nursing program 03/27 /91 H2 3House rej ects forced Univ of Ark 2-yr nursing program 03/27/91 H6 3Renovation of Old Main at Univ of Ark nears completion 03/28/91 BS 2Faculty pay runs below national av erages 03/29/91 A3 3Table shows avg salaries at univs in Ark 03/29/91 A3 5Hendrix Coll receives $1.6 million from Haz el McLean 03/30/91 B3 1UALR recogniz es excellence of 18 professors 04/ 3/91 B4 2Agri students at ASU prepare for business careers 04/ 8/91 B3 1Marc Hirrell alleges Cooperative Extension fired him unfairly 04/ 9/91 Cl 2Judge rules in favor of Cooperative Service in Hirrel suit 04/10/91 Cl 5UAPB opens media blitz to promote its programs and image 04/11/91 B3 2Voluntary taxes paid for Northwest Ark Community Coll illegal 04/12/91 B2 2Contract of SAU president Harold Brinson not renewed 04/ 13/91 Bl 2Dispute reveals friction at Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>University</strong> 04/13/91 Bl 2Enrollment in remedial college classes increases 04/ 19/91 Al 5List shows pct of students needing remediation at each coll 04/ 19/91 AB 3Southern Ark Univ student paper wins FOI suit against univ 04/19/91 Bl 5UA student newspaper awaits FOI ruling on police reports 04/20/91 Bl 2Remedial courses planned to help students before college 04/20/91 Bl2 1UAL R names Howard B Eisenberg dean of Law School 04/22/91 Bl 1State law al lows UALR Law Dean Eisenberg to be paid $106,594 04/23/91 B2 2Hendrix College students tutor Conway youths 04/23/91 BS 2Univ of Ark calls party ad too sexist. orders changes 04/24/91 Bl 2Univ of Central Ark will withhold names in crime reports 04/27 /91 B3 5UALR proposes 20 pct rise in tuition 05/ 1/91 Al 6Current and proposed tuition fees at Univ of Ark campuses 05/ 1/91 A3 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ avoids tuition rise. boosts pay of pres 05/ 2/91 B9 5Bottles thrown at firefighters at UA' s Sigma Chi fraternity 05/ 3/91 Bl 2 1Univ of Central Ark raising tuition. room and board fees 05/ 3/91 B3 2UALR faculty excellence honored 05/ 3/91 B3 4Univ of Ark bd approves tuition rise of 9 pct for UALR 05/ 4/91 Bl 5Univ of Central Ark dance provokes fights. campus closing 05/ 6/91 Bl 1Honors program draws serious scholars to Univ of Ark 05/ 6/91 Bl 660
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFunds for $5 .5 million bldg at Ouachita donated anonymouslyUniv of Central Ark probes cause of violence at danceUniv of Central Ark fraternity dance may be barred next yearUAPB Faculty Senate tells panel to polish grievance listACLU may sue Univ of Central Ark on reportsUniv of Central Ark bans annual Alpha Phi Alpha dancePhilander Smith College sued by four suspended studentsSupporters of Pres Harold Brinson petition SAU to reconsiderCentral Baptist Coll receives $839.000 from Temple BaptistState Police joins probe of UAPB campus securityUniv of Ark gives high priority to campus safetyUniv of Central Ark to replace Alpha Phi Alpha danceUniv of Ark campus police release crime totalsPulaski Vocational-<strong>Tech</strong>nical School to convert to collegeUAPB carrying $2.9 million in debtUAPB students can enroll without paying up frontUAPB students owe about $700, 000 for tuitionUA trustees berate UAPB Chancellor Charles WalkerUAPB forced to change policy after student debts climbMultitude of allegations arise in probe at UAPB<strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> receives $250.000 gift from Charles Ed ThrasherUA's Old Main is fine home for Fulbright CollegeDean Howard B Eisenberg sets high goals for UALR Law SchoolEmergency credit estimated to cost UAPB $135.000Remediation rate rose in 1990 at state schoolsUAPB Chancellor Charles A Walker resignsUAPB Chancellor Charles A Walker 's tenure was mixed bagCarolyn Blakely to serve as interim chancellor at UAPBDr Charles Walker says critics overlook his achievementsUALR expansion proj ect beginsHeirs of Kate Broadus Cammack sue U of A for land returnPaul Hime says Dr Harold Brinson should be rehired by SAUJudge allows Univ of Ark to go forward with Cammack land planSearch for new chancellor for UAPB to beginState' s doctoral programs to get three-day criitiqueUA President B Allan Sugg addresses LR Lions ClubUAPB faculty may give up raises to ease deficitsChemistry wing proposal at Univ of Ark finally approvedUAPB faced with layoffs, raise freezesUniv of Ark trustees approve 2.98 million in cuts at UAPBLegislature may get in on UAPB tuition problemUniv of Ark risks loss of federal funds if records releasedUniv of Ark bd hears re [t that campus safe as most in nationUALR supporters stress need for doctoral degreeTyson Foods donates $300,000 to Univ of Ark scholarship fundNeglect at UAPB blamed for troubl esSummary of problems at UAPB since December 1990State sets second sale of bonds for collegesSAU-El Dorado may merge with Oil Belt Vo-<strong>Tech</strong> SchoolUAPB Chancellor Charles Walker absent 25 pct of yearSREB remediation report 's message biased. Ark officials saySupporters ask renewal of contract of SAU's Dr Harold BrinsonVisa-less teacher 's lost job not fault of UCA. judge rulesWestark Community Coll links school and the workplace05/ 6/91 B3 205/ 7 /91 B3 205/ 8/91 B3 205/ 9/91 B3 205/ 9/91 B3 605/ 11/91 B3 205/11/91 B7 105/14/91 B2 205/15/91 B6 605/17/91 Bl 205/17 /91 Bl3 105/17/91 B3 505/25/91 Bl4 l05/27/91 B2 105/30/91 Al 205/30/91 Al 205/30/91 Al 205/31/91 Al 205/31/91 A6 106/ 1/91 bl 506/ 2/91 B3 406/ 3/91 B9 106/ 4/91 B9 406/ 5/91 B4 506/ 6/91 Bl 206/ 8/91 Al 206/ 8/91 AlO 106/ 8/91 AlO 306/ 9/91 Bl 506/11/91 Bl 506/11/91 B4 206/11/91 B8 406/12/91 Bl 506/12/91 Bl4 306/13/91 B6 106/ 13 /91 B6 106/13/91 B6 l06/14/91 Bl 506/14/91 Bl 606/15/91 Al 206/15/91 AlO 306/15/91 All 106/15/91 All 506/15/91 B2 506/18/91 Cl 306/19/91 Al 506/19/91 All 506/20/91 Cl 506/21/91 Bll 306/21/91 BB 306/21/91 B9 406/22/91 Bl4 406/22/91 BS 506/24/91 B4 461
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDemand for doctoral programs in LR evident. column saysUAPB forum looks at easing poor students' tuition burdenUAPB security discussed after attack in women's dormSAU President Harold Brinson rebuts charges of improprietyHendrix College students spend summer in research labsUAPB spending was rampant. audit showsAbout 700 freshmen indicate interest in engineering at U ofUAPB athletics not smoking gun in $3 million deficitDoctoral program for <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ under considerationFifth-graders from Pulaski Dist attend Junior Univ at UCAContract awarded for student dormitory at UALRFaculty salaries better than new report indicates<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ gets approval to award doctoratesNew technical colleges to offer basic coursesHarding Univ gets $1.35 million gift for challenge driveUAMS exam scores for 2nd-year students improve significantlyUAPB special prosecutor to probe theft rumorsUALR wins vote to offer two doctorates in educationUAPB asst coach got salary supplement from security budgetUAPB security 'was running loose, ' state investigator saysUALR grew, became stronger as result of 1985 designHendrix College President Joe B Hatcher resigns to head bankUAPB 's top two public safety officials firedUniv of Ark says bad management caused loss of $530.000Hendeix College receives $1 million Mabee Fdn challengeDr Joe B Hatcher calls his decade at Hendrix positiveWhite River <strong>Tech</strong>nical may merge with ASU Beebe BranchHendrix College has best year ev er with fund-raisingCharles Walker, Archie Cooley remain on UAPB payrollMakeshift athletic dorm at UAPB to be raz edSecond unauthorized athletic dorm at UAPB to be for storageEx-UAPB security officer won't face chgs in student ab ortionState was misled on UAPB athletic dorm constructionArk State Univ President Eugene W Smith to retire in June '92Dr Stanley Vanagunas lambasts faculty pay at Ark State UnivUAPB officials expect some enrollment declineShots fired on Univ of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong> campus; no one hurtNorthwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> CC expects enrollment of 2,000Univ of Central Ark discuss ways to improve campus safetyJames A Millar, Willard B Gatewood highest paid professorsRobert Rose Wright among state 's highest paid professorsHigher paid professors turn down higher paying jobs elsewhereUniv of Ark <strong>Library</strong> to accept Ku Klux Klan itemsUAPB purchase of band instruments under investigationVacant UAPB chancellor post draws 87 applicantsMountain Home <strong>Tech</strong>nical College sets enrollment recordNorth <strong>Arkansas</strong> CC plans land purchase for facility e.xpansionUniv of Ark at Monticello to offer graduate degrees in educTee 's Music House in Texas calls UAPB a 'fiasco'Hendrix College ranks high among best college buysUniv of Central Ark to control campus access at nightFour universities funded for small business incubatorThree LR men arrested at UCA checkpoint. chargedAppraiser says UAPB was 'scammed ' on band instruments06/ 27 /91 Bl3 106/28/91 Bl2 407 / 4/ 91 BlO 107 / 4/91 Bll l07/ 5/91 B9 107/ 6/91 B8 2A 07/ 8/91 xl4 407 /11/91 Bl 232155415607 /12/91 B307/12/91 B807 /17/91 B407 /19/91 B207/20/91 Bl07 /20/91 B207/21/91 BS07 /24/91 Bl07 /25/91 Al07 /27/91 Al07 /28/91 A1607/28/91 Al607 /29/91 B707 /31/91 Cl08/ 1/91 Bl08/ 3/91 Blgrant 08/ 4/91 B308/ 5/91 Bl08/10/91 BlO08/10/91 B308/ 14/91 B408/ 15/91 Al08/15/91 Al08/16/91 Bl08/16/91 Bl08/20/91 Bl08/20/91 Bl08/22/91 B208/26/91 Bl08/26/91 B308/27 /91 B308/28/91 Al08/28/91 Al08/28/91 Bl08/30/91 B308/31/91 Bl08/31/91 BlO08/31/91 B308/31/91 B309/ 1/91 B309/ 3/91 Bl09/ 4/ 91 Cl09/ 5/91 B3program 09/ 7/91 Cl09/ 8/91 AlO09/10/91 Bl211121522221222544121122255111252222262
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLUniv of Central Ark black students get mentors 09/10/91 B2 1FBI probe of UAPB handling of Pell grants confirmed 09/11/91 Al 2UAPB asks $58.869 refund on band instruments 09/11/91 AB 4UAPB fall enrollment down for first time since 1983 09/12/91 B2 5Plan in place to stop fiscal mismanagement . UA president says 09/14/91 Bl 5Univ of Ark has to pay more to attracxt minority faculty 09/14/91 BlO 3Univ of Central Ark has good name across country 09/15/91 Fl 1No change in avg ACT score. but core courses raise score 09/17/91 Bl 2Charles Walker no longer on UAPB payroll 09/18/91 B7 8UAPB staff to get no raises this fall. chancellor says 09/19/91 Bl 5Lawmaker says colleges lack minority teachers 09/20/91 B2 4UALR sets 4th straight fall enrollment record with 11.805 09/20/91 B2 6Univ of Ark releases right-to-knew campus crime report early 09/21/91 Al 5Ernie Deane worked long and hard for UA 's Old Main 09/21/91 BB 1Old Main at Univ of Ark restored to former glory 09/22/91 Al 2Univ of Ark's Old Main was restored by donations from 4.500 09/22/91 Al 2Phillips County CC enrolls 230 at Stuttgart branch 09/23/91 B3 1Artifically higher pay for blacks at U of A called racism 09/25/91 BlO 4Five on UCA faculty seek vote taking slap at administration 09/27/91 Bl 5ASU Board accepts resignation of president Eugene Smith 09/28/91 Bl 3Shorter College told to correct 26 fire code violations 09/28/91 B2 3Southern Ark Univ bd chmn comments on Brinson firing 09/28/91 B3 1Study gives UALR a report card on its performance 09/29/91 Cl 5Study says UALR should be more resposive to non-traditionals 09/29/91 Cl 5Honors program gives UCA an important edge. graduate says 09/29/91 C2 3North <strong>Arkansas</strong> CC building new library i enrollment climbs 09/30/91 B3 1Central Baptist College has record enrollment of 249 09/30/91 B3 3UAPB planning Homecoming events without football team 10/ 1/91 Bl 2White enrollment at UAPB climbs to 644 students 10/ 3/91 B4 4UAPB chancellor candidate field narrowed to four 10/ 4/91 Bl 5John Brown Univ enrollment passes 1,000 for first time 10/ 4/91 B3 1Hendrix College receives two large grants 10/ 4/91 B3 2UAPB wants local chancel lor. student says 10/ 5/91 B7 3George Lankford lets trees help with teaching classes 10/ 6/91 B3 1UAPB wants its name out of football classic 10/ 9/91 Bl 2Hendrix College has ninety applications for president 10/ 9/91 B2 3Univ of Ark police issue alert on nude men. flashers 10/ 9/91 B3 2Texas univ official explains uproar at UAPB over classic 10/10/91 B3 5Univ of Ark honors program offers Ivy League quality (letter) 10/11/91 BB 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ faculty voiceless in hunt for president 10/12/91 B5 1'Professor market' disguises discrimination. letter says 10/12/91 BB 1Philander Smith honors founder of UNCF 10/13/91 Bl 5Security at UAPB dorms questioned 10/14/91 Bl 6UAPB broadcast students say they are getting no experience 10/15/91 Bl 2UAPB band director Joseph Miller resigns 10/16/91 B3 2Grand Jury may be calle ' d on UAPB case 10/18/91 Bl 5Call for UAPB grand jury weeks away . officials say * 10/19/91 Cl 1UA Chancellor Dan Ferritor says coll bd exams do not predict* 10/21/91 B7 4UAPB official target of inquiry in airline ticket case * 10/22/91 Bl 1UAPB chancellor candidate Charles Nash sees positives * 10/22/91 BB 1Arson at travel agency obscures UAPB travel data * 10/23/91 Bl 1Travel agency files sought for UAPB inquiry lost in fire * 10/24/91 Bl 1FBI investigates racist letters. threats on UCA teachers * 10/25/91 Bl 1Univ of Central Ark faculty balks at vote on univ adm * 10/25/91 Bl 163
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDr Steve A Shry contradicts Dr Dan Ferritor on exam scores * 10/28/91 B7 1UALR breaks ground for $10 .5 million student center * 10/30/91 A17 2UAMS begins drive to raise $64 million for improvements * 10/30/91 B2 5Lawrence A Davis Jr tells UAPB more must be expected * 10/31/91 Bl 1List of candidates for presidency of <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ * 11/ 2/91 B6 5Dr Lawrence A Davis Jr nominated for UAPB chancellor * 11/ 5/91 Al 4State police looking into Southern Ark Univ finances * 11/ 5/91 Bl lDr Lawrence E Davis Jr named chancellor at UAPB * 11/ 6/91 Bl 5State police rept raised questions about SAU pres Brinson * 11/ 7/91 Bl 1College Savings Bond Plan (statistics on sales) * 11/ 8/91 Bl 1College bonds are a hit, but may impact other state proj ects* 11/ 8/91 Bl lState police to reopen inquiry into SAU finances * 11/ 9/91 B12 4College bond program just pig in a poke. columnist writes * 11/10/91 HS 1Enrollment on rise in Ark, reports show * 11/11/91 B2 1Complaining UALR students transferred to easier class * 11/12/91 B2 4Black professor resigns at Univ of Central Ark * 11/ 13/91 Bl 4UCA black professor cites threats to other bl ack teachers * 11/13/91 Bl 4UCA forerunner was created to train white teachers * 11/13/91 Bl 4UCA students want racial statement s removed from act * 11/ 13/91 Bl 4Gov Clinton says state should erase race from UCA charter * 11/14/91 Bl 5Univ of Central Ark Senate will not vote on Pres Thompson * 11/15/91 B4 3Second SAU-Magnol ia student arrested in dorm incident * 11/16/91 Bl2 1Univ of Central Ark begins drive for doctoral programs * 11/16/91 B12 4Fraternity forms escort service after UA women attacked * 11/ 16/91 B6 4Activism at virtual standstill on <strong>Arkansas</strong> campuses * 11/ 16/91 El 2SAU president Harold Brinson agrees to step down to teach * 11/21/91 Bl 1Ottenheimer Fdn offers UALR $1 million challenge grant * 11/22/91 A18 6Officials find faul ts in doctoral expansion recommendations * 11/22/91 B3 5Drunken Univ of Ark students may end up in tank * ll/24/91 Bl 1Publ ic, private colls enroll 91,288 students this fall * 11/24/91 B2 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ lists more candidates for presidency * 11/27/91 Bl 1Univ of Ark credits security for drop in crimes in dorms * 11/27/91 Bl 2UALR moving to implement recommendations of consultant * 11/27/91 B3 1Ark State Univ lists more candidates for president * ll/27 /91 B4 1Harding Univ receives $97 ,000 from its Bison Booster Club * 11/27/91 BS 1List of candidates for SAU president cut to five * 11/29/91 Bl2 1Report finds ASU1 UALR ready to offer doctorates * 12/ 2/91 B2 1Report finds ASU. UALR ready to offer doctorates * 12/ 2/91 B2 1College Savings Bond Program attacked by Roy Drew * 12/ 4/91 Bll 2UCA student paper, The Echo. finds new publisher * 12/ 4/91 B3 1Legis panel urges end to racism in law creating UCA * 12/ 6/91 bl 6UCA trustees refuse student input over segregationist law * 12/ 7/91 Bl 1Univ of Ark students. staff to grade safety on campus * 12/10/91 Bl 2UAPB planning radio and television studios on campus * 12/13/91 08 1UAMS to continue research on lasers with new laboratory * 12/14/91 Bl 1Univ of Central Ark refuses to renew contract of Jon Bekken * 12/14/91 Bl 1UAMS audit found problems with procedures, but no funds msg * 12/14/91 B7 1Bomb threat fails to halt Ark State Univ classes * 12/14/91 BB 1Ouachita Baptist already two-thirds of way to fund goal * 12/14/91 BB 2Joe B Hatcher discusses his resigantion as Hendrix president* 12/16/91 Bl 2Federal ct ruling may affect UA on release of police repts * 12/20/91 Bl 1Northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong> Community Coll adopts 5-yr master plan * 12/20/91 BlO 1Campus security tightened at UAPB * 12/20/91 B4 2Shorter Coll board panel urges ouster of two trustees * 12/22/91 Bl 164
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLUniv of Ark to open high-tech research centerDr Steven Gamble named president of Southern <strong>Arkansas</strong> UnivAdvanced Placement Program exams taken by 1,370 studentsCOLLINGSWORTH, MILLICENTsee also Claudia CompanyCOLLINS, DAV ID ACollins files for personal bankruptcyCOLORED PEOPLE, National Association for the Advancement ofsee Athletics and sportssee Baptist Churchsee Blackssee Educationsee Jacksonvillesee Phillips Countysee PoliceCOMMERCEColumn discusses sales of <strong>Arkansas</strong> products overseasUnited-Bilt Homes exports American houses to Japan<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s exports to MexicoMark Grobmyer finds open-door policy for trade with EuropeMark Grobmyer outlines steps for overseas tradeCOMMON CAU SE (Orgn)see also Politics and govtGroup led by Scott Trotter is watchdog on bureaucracyCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Area planningCOMMUNITY SERVICEsee VolunteersCOMPANIESsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoADT Security SystemsAGL CorpAcco Cable Controls GroupAcxiom CorpAdvanced Brake and Clutch CoAdvanced Environmental Recycling <strong>Tech</strong>nologies IncAerospace Controls CorpAirborne Supply IncAlliance Rubber CoAlltel CorpAluminum Company of AmericaAmerican Billing CoAmerican Prestige CoAmerican Transportation Corp<strong>Arkansas</strong> Aerospace Inc<strong>Arkansas</strong> Eastman Co<strong>Arkansas</strong> Freightways Corp<strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Co<strong>Arkansas</strong> Prime Fish Processors Inc<strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins CoArkla IncArlee Home FashionsAromatique IncArtek Systems IncBEI Motion Systems Co* 12/24/91 Bl* 12/24/91 B3* 12/26/91 Bl07 I 2/91 Cl415204/ 7 /91 Fl 104/ 10/91 Bl 105/ 12/91 Fl 406/ 3/91 xlO 106/ 3/91 xll 101/ 6/91 B6 365
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoBabcock and Wilcox CoBaldor Electric CoBatesville Truck Line IncBekaert CorpBend Manufacturing IncBeverly Enterprises IncBowater IncBraden Manufacturing CoBridgestone-Firestone IncBrinkley Motor Products IncBrown Jordan CoC M Change CoCallan Publishing CoCamden Wire CoCannon Express IncCapital Buyers IncCapital Mercury Shirt CoCargill IncChampion Parts IncChem-Fab CorpClaudia CompanyCloud CorpConAgra IncCooper Communities IncCoors Ceramic CoCyanede PlasticsDardanelle Development CorpDelta Automation IncDelta Community Development CorpDillard Department Stores IncDixie Furniture CoDuncan Industries Parking Control Systems CorpE-Z Mart Stores IncEarle IndustriesEarthCare Systems IncEconomic conditions and trends - Ark IndicatorsEconomic developmentEngineered Products IncEngineering Resources IncEntergy CorpEnvironmental Systems CoEssex Group IncEx-Cell Manufacturing CoFarris FashionsFewell and AssociatesFirst Commercial CorpFirst Pyramid CorpFirst United Bancshares IncFirstSouth Federal Savings and Loan AssnFly Ash Products IncFordyce Church Furniture IncGemini Energy CorpGenCorp IncGeneral Properties Inc66
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoGeorgia-Pacific CorpGerber Products CoGrace Manufacturing CoGreat Lakes Chemical CorpGreen Bay Food CoGreen Bay Packaging CoGreen Dental Laboratories IncHalstead Industries IncHannah 's Potpourri Specialties IncHarp's FoodsHarvest FoodsHenry Brothers IncHeritage Communications CoHilbilt Manufacturing IncHudson Foods IncHunt (J B) Transport Services IncHunt. J B, Special Commodities IncISKCO LtdIndustrial accidents and safetyInternational Loan Network IncInternational Ordnance IncInternational Paper CoInvoTekIskco LtdJ and J Metals IncJET Processing SystemsJR EnterprisesJackpot IncJacuz zi Brothers IncJet Processing SystemsJimelco IncJones Truck Lines IncK-D Tools IncK-MAC Enterprises IncKawneer Panel Products CoKimberly-Clark CorpLTV CorporationLaBarge IncLacroix Optical CoLambda Communications IncLeird Church Manufacturing CoLeisure Arts IncLennox Industries IncLlama CoMad Butcher StoresMarble RenewalMart Cart IncMaumelle CoMaybelline IncMcDonnell Douglas Aircraft CorpMcKee Baking CoMcKesson Service Merchandising IncMedallion Foods IncMid States Pipe Fabricating Inc67
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoMid-South Bottling CorpMidcoast-Little Rock IncMidwest Life Insurance CoMinority business enterprisesMorrilton Plastics Products IncMosrite Guitar CoMountaire Feeds IncMunro and CoMurphy Oil CorpNational Filtrators CorpNational Health Care Division BNew <strong>Tech</strong>nol ogies IncNite Lite IncNitron Industries IncNucor-Yamato Steel CoOmega Tube and Conduit CorpOne Moore FordOpinion Research Associates IncOrbit Valve CoOwatonna Tool CoPace Industries IncPearson, Ben. Manufacturing CoPhelps Fan Manufacturing CoPirelli Armstrong Tire CorpPollution. wastes and hazardous materialsPositive LockPotlatch CorpProducers Rice Mill IncProfessicnl Dentel <strong>Tech</strong>nol ogias IncQSC Finishing IncReLeaf CorpRed Oak Hill IncRelco IncRiverside Furniture CorpRohr Industries IncRol-Lift CorpS-C Seasonings CoSF Services IncSafeco Life Insurance CoSanyo Manufacturing CorpSara Lee Hosiery CorpScheduled Truckways IncScott Paper CoSouthern Farmers AssociationSpil<strong>Tech</strong> IncStephens IncStyleline IncSystematics Information Services IncTCBY Enterprises IncTSI Redfield LaboratoriesTherm.a-Plate CorpTownsend 's of <strong>Arkansas</strong>Trane CoTrefilARBED <strong>Arkansas</strong> Inc68
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoTriangle Engineering CoTyson Foods IncUSA Truck IncUnion Camp CorpUnited <strong>Arkansas</strong> Insurance CorpUnited Medical IncVan Horn Construction CoVertac Chemical CorpVertac Site ContractorsWal-Mart Stores IncWelch' s IncWhirlpool CorpWood Manufacturing CoWorthen Banking CorpZero Mountain IncTax exemption sought for raw materials shipped to stateBill on exemptions for raw materials draws more oppositionFormer Attys Gen approved tax exemption for raw materialsColumn on tax exemption on raw products for big businessLegis panel approves tax exemption on raw productsHouse panel approves tax exemption on raw materialsHouse passes tax exemption on imported raw materialsSen John Pagan wants state investment tax credits removedAssessor says exemption for raw products to hurt countiesColumnist on corporate welfareSome plants getting tax break produce no new jobs in ArkRaw materials tax is attacked as expensive for schoolsBill on tax exemption for raw products called back to HouseOpponents claim exemption would harm local govt, schoolsTax exemption on raw materials to cost schools. local govtsLarge corporations to keep tax creditsCourt to decide tax policy on raw materialsRaw materials tax bill is dead. Gov Bill Clinton saysBill to exempt tax on raw materials withdrawn by sponsorFactories set expansion record in Ark last yearBill in Legis would give manufacturers an income tax creditMuch of the nation 's paper is produced in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Ark has 23 firms owned by Japan. Germany or Italy01/18/91 Bl01/ 18/91 B601/19/91 B601/23/91 Hl01/23/91 Hl01/23/91 H301/24/91 I401/24/91 I501/25/91 I201/29/91 Gl01/29/91 GlOl/29/91 Gl01/30/91 Hl01/30/91 Hl01/31/91 I602/ 7 /91 I302/20/91 H402/20/91 H402/22/91 I602/23/91 Cl03/ 5/91 G203/24/91 Fl* 12/ 8/91 GlCOMPOSTINGsee also EarthCare Systems IncNLR might compost wastes. sell itCOMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING10/16/91 Bl 6Southern <strong>Tech</strong>nical Coll. Autodesk settle software piracy suit 05/30/91 BS 4Computer whiz writes program that draws amazing maz es06/ 3/91 BlO 1ArkLink will connect colleges. univs to natl network09/ 6/91 B2 1Computer virus expected to strike on Friday. the 13th * 12/12/91 B2 5CONAGRA INCConAgra adds 100 jobs in Batesville02/23/91 Cl 5CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 024see Robberies and theftsCONFEDERATE VETERANS, Sons ofsee Vigilance groupsCONGRESS1121111131153311115235469
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COL<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation faces maj or decisions as session convenesBeryl Anthony . Bill Alexander. J P Hammerschmidt sworn inDale Bumpers. David Pryor to be sworn in todayRay Thornton returning to House after 12-year absenceRay Thornton easily fits back into role of CongressmanArk delegation comments on developments in Middle East crisisBeryl Anthony warns that Persian Gul f war trivializedDale Bumpers opposes natl park concessions in Japanese handsJohn Paul Hammerschmidt seeks wetlands permit changesState delegation says Congress needs say in warRay Thornton happy with his committee assignments<strong>Arkansas</strong> lawmakers worry about foreign economic controlBill Alexander urges end to foreign oil dependenceBeryl Anthony may risk career to oppose onset of warDale Bumpers says national park policies need reformDavid Pryor says poultry. rice left out of Soviet aidDale Bumpers seeks more time for sanctions on Iran to workJohn P Hammerschmidt says sanctions against Iraq do not workPresident Bush to lobby Bill Alexander on Persian GulfRay Thornton reluctantly backs President Bush on Middle EastArk delegation cognizant of seriousness of Persian Gulf voteUS taken for sucker by friendly nations. Bill Alexander saysVeteran asks if David Pryor would give his son for KuwaitColumn discusses Ark delegation vote on war in Middle EastDavid Pryor trying to decide if 'Keating Five' sinnedBill Alexander attends breakfast with President BushBill Alexander says war not necesary at this timeDale Bumpers predicts President Bush will not rush to warDale Bumpers says US may face its own mis siles in Middle EastArk delegation rallies in support of US troops in Middle EastDavid Pryor sees conflict of interest with govt consultantsDale Bumpers urges US hold to original goal in Middle East<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation outraged by Iraq attack on IsraelBill Alexander gaining listeners for his energy policy lineBill Alexander pleased after defense briefing on Iraqi warDale Bumpers ranks high as Southern liberalJohn Paul Hammerschmidt ranks high as conservative<strong>Arkansas</strong> lawmakers want revenge for Iraq treatment of POWsBill Alexander says Green Berets should go after HusseimDale Bumpers says US must el iminate Hussein and Iraq's threatDale Bumpers says assassinating Hussein might be best courseDale Bumpers lashes back at Yeutter on war politicsArk delegation comment s on cost of Persian Gul f warArk delegation trust accuracy of Pentagon briefingsBeryl Anthony hesitant to put trust in Iran in Mid East warRay Thornton calls for post-war Marshall Plan for USArk delegation comments on Bush's State-of-the-Union addressDale Bumpers attacks lobbyists' support for independentsDale Bumpers says US may have to use neutron bomb in IraqDavid Pryor. Dale Bumpers say Bush budget would hurt ArkDavid Pryor urges speedup in mail to troops in Middle EastDavid Pryor seeks overhaul of RTC thrift bailoutDale Bumpers criticizes new IRS proposal on "S" corp taxesDale Bumpers. David Pryor riled by IRS proposal on "S" corps01/ 3/91 A301/ 3/91 A301/ 3/91 A301/ 3/91 A301/ 4/ 91 Al01/ 4/91 A301/ 4/91 A301/ 4/91 AB01/ 4/ 91 AB01/ 5/91 Al01/ 5/91 A301/ 7/91 Al01/ 8/91 A301/10/91 Al01/10/91 A301/10/91 C201/11/91 A301/11/91 A301/11/91 A301/12/91 A601/13/91 Al01/13/91 A301/13/91 A301/13/91 Bl01/13/91 Cl01/14/91 A301/14/91 AB01/ 15/91 A701/16/91 AlO01/17/91 A901/17 /91 Bl01/18/91 A1201/19/91 AlO01/21/91 A601/22/91 AlO01/22/91 Bl01/22/91 Bl01/23/91 AB01/23/91 AB01/23/91 B901/25/91 A601/25/91 AB01/27 /91 A701/28/91 A601/29/91 A601/29/91 AB01/30/91 Al01/31/91 B202/ 2/91 Al02/ 5/91 Al02/ 7 /91 A902/ 8/91 Cl02/ 9/91 B402/ 9/91 ClO11112113455252141111614121511311525555515212513122623370
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDale Bumpers. David Pryor concerned by health care costsDavid Pryor discusses Persian Gulf war in talk at Pine BluffDavid Pryor 's protest saves 'subchapter S' firms finesDale Bumpers urges air war against Iraq continueDale Bumpers not surprised by death toll inflation by IraqDale Bumpers. David Pryor agree Iraqi peace offer bogusJohn P Hammerschmidt named Ark March of Dim.es Citizen of YearDavid Pryor likely to retaliate if drug makers pump up costsDale Bumpers pledges to get royalties from public landsBill Alexander suspicious of Soviet plan for Persian GulfBill Alexander bridles at jokes of big oil on alternativesTerm limitation resolution voted down in Ark Legis committeeDale Bumpers sees hint of peace in Middle EastJohn Paul Hammerschmidt wary of cease-fire talkDale Bumpers accused of maligning nation's mining industryDale Bumpers denounces Bush energy plan as 'happy talk 'Dale Bumpers says Bush handl ing war just about rightDavid Pryor agrees with Bush on deadline for SaddamJ P Hammerschmidt. Ray Thornton comment on deadl ine for IraqDale Bumpers. David Pryor back Bush on ground warDale Bumpers still fighting the mining scam (ed)Dale Bumpers. Beryl Anthony see allies rushing BaghdadArk delegation senses US victory in Middle East warDale Bumpers doubts US allies to pay pledges for Gulf warDavid Pryor defends decision on Keating Five<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation comments on cease-fire in Persian GulfJohn P Hammerschmidt named <strong>Arkansas</strong> Citizen of the YearDale Bumpers addresses catfish growers convention in LRBill Alexander has run-in with neighbor in Capitol Hill areaDale Bumpers. Bill Alexander vote on war brings no regretsDavid Pryor says Medicaid bill skirted by drug industryDavid Pryor warns of cutbacks in Social Security serviceBeryl Anthony has no regrets on anti-war voteBeryl Anthony says returning troops may face job layoffsDavid Pryor urges attack on tariffsMarch of Dimes in Ark honors John Paul HammerschmidtArk delegation praises Bush speech to Congress on war conductSpecial report on dinner honoring John Paul HammerschmidtBeryl Anthony presses bill on sensitive wetlandsDale Bumpers wants to limit lobbyists' campaign spendingDale Bumpers. David Pryor critique Bush energy pol icyArk Legislature receives two more proposed districting plansBeryl Anthony urges Melvyn Bell to renovate Hot Springs bldgs<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation has good fix on domestic problemsDavid Pryor wants off Senate Ethics CommitteeDale Bumpers attacks 187 2 mining law during hearingDale Bumpers sought SBA break for reservists in Middle EastDale Bumpers says catfish may be ticket out of povertyDale Bumpers asks President Bush to forego arms salesTommy Robinson chides Dale Bumpers on Persian Gulf war standDavid Pryor seeks probe of drug costsDavid Pryor calls Bush adm Medicare cuts unacceptableRay Thornton to introduce domestic Marshall PlanJohn Paul Hammerschmidt lobbies to keep JRTC in <strong>Arkansas</strong>02/12/91 B202/13/91 AlO02/ 13/91 ClO02/14/91 A902/15/91 Al302/16/91 All02/17 /91 El02/19/91 A302/21/91 A302/21/91 A402/21/91 ClO02/21/91 I502/22/91 Al02/22/91 Al02/22/91 AlO02/ 22/91 A302/23/91 Al202/23/91 Al202/23/91 Al202/24/91 A1702/24/91 C202/25/91 A702/26/91 Al02/ 27 /91 A.q02/28/91 Al402/28/91 AB03/ 3/91 AB03/ 3/91 Bl03/ 4/91 A303/ 4/91 AS03/ 5/91 Al03/ 5/91 A303/ 6/91 B203/ 6/91 B203/ 6/91 C803/ 7 /91 Al03/ 7 /91 A403/ 7/91 A603/ 8/91 A1703/ 8/91 A303/ 8/91 B603/ 9/91 A703/ 9/91 Bl03/10/91 A303/11/91 B203/13/91 A303/15/91 ClO03/17/91 F203/18/91 B203/19/91 A603/20/91 A303/20/91 A303/21/91 A303/21/91 A351642521553l22532222115212123452441361154161656552351371
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDale Bumpers wants SBA head who will stick with jobDavid Pryor wants to cut down on govt use of consultantsJ P Hammerschmidt fights rules on agri wetlands useDale Bumpers praises military. urges cuts in weapons budget<strong>Arkansas</strong> 's incumbents had money advantage in electionDavid Pryor angered by end to ban of clear-cutting in forestDale Bumpers hails MLRS missiles in East CamdenDale Bumpers honored by Forrest City civic leadersDale Bumpers race for president is political rumorDale Bumpers says he is not going to run for presidentDale Bumpers to seek 4th term in SenateFund-raiser for Dale Bumpers will gross $600. 000 for campaignDale Bumpers may face re-election opponent. Hutchinson saysDavid Pryor wants clear-cutting ban in Ouachita reinstatedBill Alexander rips plan to give Corps parks to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Dale Bumpers opposes proposed cuts in Natl Guard. reservesJohn P Hammerschmidt says Montgomery Point dam needed nowDavid Pryor suffers heart attack; listed in fair conditionBill Alexander shapes bill on alternative fuelDale Bumpers bashed by Time magaz ine over fish research fundsDale Bumpers pushes for student loan relief billDavid Pryor 's bill would protect long-term health care insDavid Pryor in fair condition after heart attackAcquacul ture industry defends Dale Bumpers on research grantsAquaculture industry defends Bumpers. funds for Stuttgart labDavid Pryor in good shape after angioplasty cleared arteryBeryl Anthony urges completion of Ouachita River proj ectJohn P Hammerschmidt pleased with House bill on aging jetsDale Bumpers. David Pryor want US to retaliate against EuropeBill Alexander rips Time for adverse rept on catfish researchBeryl Anthony wants retaliation against Europe over soybeansDale Bumpers seeks higher tax deduction for health insuranceDavid Pryor leaves hospital for rest at homeRay Thornton lobbies Pentagon to get unit out of KuwaitGov Bill Cl inton invites Ray Thornton to natl DLC convBill Alexander says US should help Colombia with drug warArk lawmakers have not revealed plan for Brady Bill voteBill Alexander tops Ark delegation in NRA contributionsDavid Pryor to be replaced on Senate Ethics CommitteeDale Bumpers presses for aid for Delta regionRay Thornton misfired on gun bill vote. columnist writesJohn Paul Hammerschmidt defends Montgomery Point Dam plansBill Alexander asks that Eaker AFB be taken off closing listBill Alexander remark on Federal Express and Eaker refutedDale Bumpers demands halt in arms sales to tinhorn dictatorsFederal Express disputes Bill Alexander on use of Eaker AFBBeryl Anthony , J P Hammerschmidt sponsor wetlands billsDale Bumpers. David Pryor boost John A Hammerschmidt for NTSBDale Bumpers says definition of wetlands is neededDale Bumpers addresses ceremony for slain police officersDale Bumpers fails to get Jerry Ru ssell on Civil War panelRay Thornton wants compromise on Ouachita Forest useDale Bumpers trying to halt stable expansion for QuaylesDavid Pryor opposes Bush adm plan for disability test plan03/21/91 ClO03/22/91 JU03/22/91 ClO03/24/91 B503/26/91 JU03/29/91 Al04/ 3/91 B904/ 4/91 B504/ 6/91 Al04/ 6/91 Al04/ 7 /91 Bl04/ 7 /91 Bl04/ 9/91 Bl04/ 9/91 B204/10/91 JU04/10/91 A304/11/91 JU04/17 /91 Al04/ 17 /91 A604/17 /91 A604/lB/91 JU04/18/91 A704/ 18/91 Bl04/lB/91 Cl04/21/91 Fl04/23/91 JU04/23/91 Bl04/24/91 A304/24/91 C904/25/91 CB04/25/91 C904/26/91 JU04/27 /91 B204/30/91 AB05/ 1/91 A205/ 3/91 JU05/ 7/91 A505/ 8/91 A305/ 8/91 JU05/10/91 A305/10/91 Bl05/10/91 Bl205/15/91 Al05/15/91 Al05/15/91 A405/16/91 Bl05/17/91 AlO05/17 /91 JU05/18/91 A905/18/91 B205/19/91 Bll05/19/91 B205/20/91 B405/22/91 JU23213255222222233345332221562643214523341155155312222172
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDelegation fights to save mil itary bases in <strong>Arkansas</strong>David Pryor introduces Rural Care Act of <strong>1991</strong>David Pryor opposes closing of Eaker AFB at BlythevilleInventor of VCR praises Ray Thornton's economic planDale Bumpers opposes energy bill being pushed by DemocratsDale Bumpers sponsors bill to reduce small business paperworkDale Bumpers says Ark jobs on line with Mexico free-tradeDale Bumpers predicts Democrats to do well in <strong>1991</strong> electionsBill Alexander leads fight to kill TV broadcast to CubaDale Bumpers opposes FCC plan to change radio frequenciesDale Bumpers says spending on arms out of proportionDon Ivy plans second try at election to 3rd Dist seatRay Thornton predicts rights bill will survive Bush vetoBeryl Anthony asks for flood funds; calls delay 1deplorable0Bill Alexander says if farm subsidies cut. NASA should be tooRay Thornton supports space station proj ectJohn P Hammerschmidt to review parade from president 's boxJohn P Hammerschmidt watches LR Dist Corps of EngineersDale Bumpers calls adm highway bill unfair to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Dale Bumpers out to change laws governing miningDale Bumpers opposed by western Senators on mining billDale Bumpers says Oliver North ruined Bush evidenceDale Bumpers determined to get highway funding for SouthBill Alexander loses fight to end Radio Marti broadcastsBill Alexander warns taxpayers Soviets will never pay debtBill Alexander tries again to end TV Marti fundingBeryl Anthony says Bill Clinton running for presidentDale Bumpers says highway bill shortchanges <strong>Arkansas</strong>Delegation files finances reportBill Alexander gets approval for marine biology researchBill Alexander asks Ethics Comm check of his dealingsDale Bumpers . David Pryor praise rural drug-war bill in CongDale Bumpers prevails in quest for more road funds for ArkBeryl Anthony may be chosen Democratic House whipDale Bumpers threatened filibuster over highway funding billDavid Pryor says lobbyists for foreign nations poorly policedBill Alexander denies conflict of interest in securing grantsBill Alexander awaits ethics panel ruling on research grants<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation made most of last yr to get honorariaSource of honoraria for each delegate listedBill Alexander's case before Ethics Comm watched by GOPDale Bumpers critical of Bush adm on vaccination pol icyBill Alexander wants to end taxes on Americans ov erseasDale Bumpers wants to cut Texas super collider fundsDale Bumpers says 50 pct of federal papetwork waste of timeDavid Pryor 's bill encourages small business retirement plansBill Alexander works out solution for idle farm landJ P Hammerschmidt helping craft maj or highway legislationJ P Hammerschmidt to push Morris Arnold for US Supreme CourtBill Alexander sees US Supreme Ct push to rightBill Alexander and wife dump their Florida stockDale Bumpers tells why he voted for gun control legislationDale Bumpers backs Morris Arnold for US Supreme Court seatDale Bumpers defends poultry industry05/22/91 Bl 505/23/91 A3 305/23/91 A4 305/24/91 Bll 105/24/91 Bl3 605/24/91 ClO 605/25/91 A3 605/29/91 B2 305/31/91 A3 305/31/91 A3 305/31/91 Bl4 506/ 2/91 Bl 606/ 4/91 A3 306/ 5/91 A3 606/ 7/91 A3 106/ 7/91 A3 106/ 8/91 A3 306/10/91 B2 106/11/91 A6 106/11/91 B2 306/12/91 A3 306/12/91 A3 306/12/91 A3 506/12/91 B4 s06/13/91 A3 306/13/91 A3 506/14/91 Al s06/14/91 A3 306/15/91 Al2 106/15/91 Al2 506/18/91 A4 406/19/91 A12 406/19/91 A3 306/20/91 A3 306/20/91 A3 506/21/91 A3 106/21/91 A3 306/22/91 Al 506/23/91 B4 206/23/91 B4 206/25/91 Al 606/25/91 AS 406/26/91 A3 306/26/91 A6 306/26/91 ClO 106/26/91 ClO 106/27/91 ClO 606/28/91 A3 306/28/91 AB 106/28/91 A9 306/29/91 Al 206/29/91 A3 306/29/91 A3 406/29/91 Cl 373
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDale Bumpers expects Eaker AFB to be closed 06/30/91 Al 2Bill Alexander's Florida connectiom is column topic 06/30/91 C6 1Bill Alexander less than candid. Pine Bluff Commercial says 06/30/91 CS 1PAC campaign donation totals to Ark members listed 07/ 3/91 A7 4Bill Alexander was partner with Sidney Moncrief. businessmen 07/ 5/91 Al 2Bill Alexander's financial troubles mount with Colorado deal 07/ 5/91 Al 2Bill Alexander's financial assets decline as liab ilities grow 07/ 5/91 A3 1Bill Alexander's failed Colorado land deal is now successful 07/ 6/91 Al 5Bill Alexander declines to take bankruptcy; not his style 07/ 6/91 A3 1Bill Alexander's partners in failed Colorado venture listed 07/ 6/91 A3 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> members go on trips at expense of special interests 07/ 7/91 Bl 5List of trips paid for by special interest groups 07/ 7/91 B2 5Bill Alexander was hobbled by Colorado condo deal 07/ 8/91 Al 4Most of Ark delegation doing all right on finances 07/ 8/91 Al 5Pay of staffers of Ark delegation listed 07/ 8/91 A3 2Financial profile of members of <strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation 07/ 8/91 A6 2David Pryor opposed Clarence Thomas for federal judge in 1990 07 / 9/91 A4 1David Pryor questioned Clarence Thomas concern for elderly 07/ 9/91 A4 1Bill Alexander pokes fun at his financial woes during speech 07/ 9/91 B2 2Bill Alexander not only investor hurt by Colorado venture 07/11/91 A5 1Caraway Bank seeks Bill Alexander' s property 07/11/91 A5 4Dale Bumpers stymied in effort to stop supercollider funds 07 /11/91 A7 1Dale Bumpers rates highest on consumer votes 07/11/91 B6 1Dale Bumpers offers farm disaster aid bill 07/11/91 CS 1Bill Alexander co-sponsors farm relief bill 07/12/91 All 1Beryl Anthony favored by business PACs . study says 07/12/91 A3 3Ray Thornton urges NAACP to embrace Marshall Plan 07/13/91 B2 3Beryl Anthony leader in call for rebuilding US infrastructure 07/14/91 A12 1John Paul Hammerschmidt. George Bush are longtime friends 07/14/91 Al2 1Dale Bumpers wants supercollider funding cut back 07/15/91 Bl 6Dale Bumpers to have GOP challenger. Asa Hutchinson says 07/15/91 BIO 4John Paul Hammerschmidt thinks 30 years about right to serve 07/15/91 B4 2Bill Alexander attacks decision not to alter census figures 07/17/91 A3 2Dale Bumpers targets space station as over-priced 07 /17/91 B6 1Beryl Anthony seeks to restore Southern power in House 07/17/91 BB 1Ray Thornton working for Marshall Plan for US 07/17/91 ClO 1Dale Bumpers loses fight to cut funds for space station 07/16/91 A3 5Dr J David Busby may be GOP choice to challenge Dale Bumpers 07/18/91 Bl 1David Pryor favored salary raise for Senators 07 /19/91 A3 1John Paul Hammerschmidt wants 5 cent gas tax increase 07/19/91 A3 3John Paul Hammerschmidt lobbies for Ark roads in natl system 07/20/91 Al 5Bill Alexander may be challenged by Mike Gibson for seat 07/21/91 CS 1Beryl Anthony 's trips subj ect of criticism by newspaper 07/21/91 C8 2Ray Thornton supports Bill Clinton run for presidency 07/23/91 A4 1Beryl Anthony says federal tax on gasoline needed for roads 07 /24/91 A6 5Mike Gibson may run against Bill Alexander 07/25/91 BS 1David Pryor should finish Keating probe. some members say 07/26/91 A3 lGOP opponent for Dale Bumpers may be Dr J David Busby 07/26/91 Bl 1Beryl Anthony 's vote on labor issue upsets union members 07/27/91 Bl 2Beryl Anthony touted for deputy whip 07/29/91 A3 3J P Hammerschmidt accused of excessive pork in road proposal 07/30/91 Al 5Issue of women in military combat troubles Ark delegation 07/31/91 Al 2Dale Bumpers battles spending billions abroad 07/31/91 A3 1Mike Everett says he will not seek Bill Alexander' s seat 08/ 1/91 BlO 174
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDale Bumpers fails in drive to cut defense spendingBeryl Anthony leads fight for Ouachita River channelizationDale Bumpers leads fight for Blytheville to get Eaker AFBJ P Hammerschmidt defends drive for 5-cent rise in gas taxSenate pay raise justified, James Powell writesJ P Hammerschmidt says House road bill good for <strong>Arkansas</strong>Columnist James Powell comments on merits of each Ark memberBeryl Anthony partnership with R Duff Wall topic of editorialDavid Pryor critical of travel habits of Postal ServiceDale Bumpers. David Pryor say Clinton good candidate for presBill Alexander applauds agreement on cleaner gasolineDale Bumpers, David Pryor speak to Senior Democrats of ArkJohn Paul Hammerschmidt traveling in BulgariaDale Bumpers calls for suspension of Soviet aidJ P Hammmerschmidt meets with Checkoslovia President HavelDavid Pryor to retun to ethics panel in Cranston caseArk delegation cheers Soviet coup's fallJ P Hammerschmidt describes Czech reaction to Soviet coupDale Bumpers says US cannot afford aid to Soviet UnionJ P Hammerschmidt describes Hungary 's painful transitionDale Bumpers sees Soviets as now going in right directionJ P Hammerschmidt finds Hungarian empathy in Soviets ' painDale Bumpers comments on recognition of Baltic statesDavid Pryor continues fight for concerns of the elderlyScott Hunter to seek nomination for Bill Alexander 's seatDale Bumpers says private sector may need to aid SovietsDale Bumpers acts to save dolphins from drift netsBeryl Anthony backs bill to deter animal rights terrorismJ P Hammerschmidt backs bill on animal rights terrorismDavid Pryor returning to Senate after April heart attackDavid Pryor declares new perspective on work. lifeBill Alexander to meet with Iran-Contra prosecutorDavid Paul may have lobbied Beryl Anthony while donating fundDavid Pryor renews call for affordable health careBeryl Anthony aide refutes rept on lobbying by David PaulDale Bumpers backs allowing clinics to talk about abortionsRev Mike Huckabee considering GOP race against Dale BumpersBaptist minister Mike Huckabee may run against Dale BumersRev Mike Huckabee would run as Republican against BumpersDan Ivy, Dr William F Harrison seek 3rd Dist Dem nominationThree tell GOP of interest in opposing Dale BumpersBill Alexander turns over Mena airport evidence to prosecutorJ P Hammerschmidt says airlines behind in older-plane repairsDale Bumpers . Ray Thornton back Bush on IraqDale Bumpers claims stealth bomber has no missionDale Bumpers. David Pryor undecided on Clarence ThomasDr William F Harrison seeks 3rd dist Democratic nominationDavid Pryor blasts drugmak.ers on prices, seeks solutionDale Bumpers. David Pryor favor cut s for B-52 bomersDale Bumpers successful with military budget amendmentsDale Bumpers files bill on park concessions feesDavid Pryor says simpler law will add pension plansColumnist Max Brantley interviews Mike HuckabeeDale Bumpers compares B-2 bomber to Liz Taylor08/ 2/91 A308/ 3/91 Al08/ 3/91 A308/ 3/91 AB08/ 5/91 B708/ 8/91 B808/12/91 B708/14/91 BS08/16/91 AlO08/17 /91 A308/17 /91 A308/17 /91 Bl08/20/91 A408/20/91 A708/21/91 A708/22/91 A308/22/91 A708/22/91 A708/23/91 A308/23/91 A308/24/91 AlO08/24/91 All08/26/91 Al08/26/91 B208/29/91 A308/30/91 Al509/ 3/91 B209/ 5/91 AS09/ 5/91 AS09/ 5/91 A509/ 6/91 Al09/10/91 Al09/10/91 A309/11/91 A309/11/91 A309/11/91 A309/11/91 B309/12/91 B409/12/91 B409/15/91 Bl09/15/91 Bl09/18/91 Al09/18/91 A309/19/91 AlO09/19/91 A909/19/91 A909/23/91 Bl09/25/91 Al09/25/91 A309/27 /91 A609/27 /91 A609/28/91 A309/29/91 Bl09/30/91 A342411111515112152213315145111435113351112211145211551375
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDelegation vote on extension of jobless benefits up to 20 mos 10/ 2/91 Al 6Ark delegation rated by Citizens Against Government Waste 10/ 2/91 AB 3Bill Alexander opposes maj or foreign aid bill 10/ 3/91 A3 1Bill Alexander wants foreign aid shifted to domestic needs 10/ 3/91 A3 1David Pryor blasts Postal Service for sponsoring Olympics 10/ 3/91 A3 1John Paul Hammerschmidt says Ark will get highway money 10/ 3/91 A3 4Ark delegation says House restaurant tabs paid in full 10/ 4/91 A16 1Postal Service official s say David Pryor distorting facts 10/ 5/91 A3 1David Pryor named Man-of-the-Year by Ark Easter Seal Society 10/ 6/91 El 2David Pryor plan on company pensions opposed by Wal-Mart 10/ 8/91 ClO 2Dale Bumpers says Clarence Thomas not qualified for court 10/ 9/91 A3 1David Pryor comments on Clarence Thomas nomination hearings 10/10/91 A2 4David Pryor says civilians also need safety net in lost jobs 10/11/91 Al4 2Dale Bwnpers opposes Clarence Thomas for U S Supreme Court 10/12/91 AlO 1John Paul Hammerschmidt helps secure road funds for Ark 10/12/91 A3 3Dale Bumpers helps secure federal funds for Ark agriculture 10/12/91 A3 5Dale Bumpers. David Pryor vote against Clarence Thomas 10/16/91 Al 6Dale Bumpers wants <strong>Arkansas</strong> rivers in Scenic Rivers System 10/16/91 All 3Dale Bumpers, David Pryor tell why they oppose Thomas for ct 10/16/91 A6 1David Pryor honored by Easter Seal Society 10/17/91 B5 4Beryl Anthony defends PAC money , his health-care votes * 10/19/91 CS 1J P Hammerschmidt dedicates section of US 71 4-lane road * 10/20/91 B2 1Bill Alexander praises House-passed crime bill * 10/23/91 B3 3Ark delegation gives verbal support to harassment policy * 10/24/91 Bl 1Dale Bumpers. David Pryor vote on Thomas is column topic * 10/26/91 Bll 1Beryl Anthony promotes Ouachita River channelization * 11/ 1/91 Dl 3Dale Bumpers . David Pryor explain opposition to Gates * ll/ 6/91 B3 1David Pryor cheers postal rate def eat * 11/ 6/91 B3 4David Pryor to file sequel to Bill of Rights for taxpayers * 11/ 7 /91 Al3 1Pat Pappas to challenge Beryl Anthony in Dem primary * 11/ 7/91 Bl 2Mike Gibson will not challenge Bill Alexander in 1992 * 11/ 7/91 B4 5Dale Bumpers introduces tax cut proposal * 11/ 8/91 Dl 3Bill Alexander's subcommittee ranking slips in shuffling * 11/ 9/91 Bl 1GOP hopefuls get togerher, bash Dale Bumpers * 11/ 9/91 B7 1Dale Bumpers speaks at Law Enforcement Day ceremony at LR * 11/10/91 Bl 1David Pryor enters LR hospital after stomach pains develop * 11/11/91 Al 5Bill includes David Pryor ' s provisions on aging * 11/14/91 A12 1Beryl Anthony . Ray Thornton favor family medical leave bill * 11/14/91 B4 6Beryl Anthony says George Bush felt the heat * 11/14/91 D2 4Dale Bumpers, David Pryor find jobless bill unfair * 11/15/91 Dl 2Dale Bumpers, David Pryor take lead on jobless aid * 11/16/91 Al 2Dr David Busby launches campaign for Bumpers seat * 11/16/91 B9 2Sierra Club quick on trigger with votes that were not taken * 11/ 17/91 B2 1Ray Thornton's resolution urges wide domestic strategy * 11/19/91 All 3Bill Alexander pays off debt from 1990 race * 11/19/91 BB 6Rev Mike Huckabee considering run for Bumpers seat * 11/20/91 B3 1Beryl Anthony among founders of Infrastructure Caucus * 11/21/91 Al6 5David Pryor proposes cost controls on prescription drugs * 11/22/91 Dl 5David Pryor responsible for final language in Cranston case * ll/23/91 A14 1Dale Bumpers helps shield Red River Arsenal from cuts * 11/26/91 Bl 1Ray Thornton 's Marshall Plan gets resolution of endorsement * 11/26/91 Bl 1John P Hammerschmidt opposes use of Chaffee for Haitians * 11/28/91 Al 3Beryl Anthony says conservative Repubs play 'cut and run' * 11/28/91 A17 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> delegation in middle of congressional battles * 11/30/91 Bl 476
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDavid Pryor asks Japan to import American rice * 12/ 2/91 Al 2David Pryor asks Japan to import American rice * 12/ 2/91 A1 2Ray Thornton defends his record as sponsor of few bills * 12/ 2/91 Bl 5Ray Thornton defends his record as sponsor of few bills * 12/ 2/91 Bl 5Ray Thornton feels at home again in new House * 12/ 2/91 Bl 5Ray Thornton feels at home again in new House * 12/ 2/91 Bl 5J P Hammerschmidt comments on possible cabinet appmt * 12/ 7/91 B4 1Blanche Lambert to seek Dem nomination for Alexander seat * 12/ 7/91 B6 1Dale Bumpers speaks on Good Faith Fund * 12/ 8/91 B2 1Ark delegation ranks among most frugal in Congress * 12/ 10/91 A1 6Dale Bumpers asks Americans to donate food for Soviets * 12/10/91 Bl 1David Pryor demands respect from IRS. opens hearings * 12/11/91 B3 1Directive places Hammerschmidt name on US 71 highway signs * 12/13/91 A21 1Ark Legis, not Congress. named highway for J P Hammerschmidt* 12/14/91 B3 2Bill Alexander, Ray Thornton pay $450 per month car rental * 12/15/91 Bl 6<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gaz ette dislikes David Pryor drug bill * 12/22/91 H4 1David Pryor says 1990 law to lower drug prices failing * 12/23/91 Bl 1Rev Mike Huckabee resigns pastorate to oppose Dale Bumpers * 12/30/91 Bl 1Dale Bumpers says Bush trip to Japan could be a failure * 12/31/91 Bl 1CONGRESS - ReapportionmentNew dists under reapportionment likely to cross county lines 02/ 2/91 A6 4Gerrymandering districts would be return to segregation 02/17/91 C3 1State Rep Pat Flanagin proposes redistricting plan (map ) 02/26/91 G2 3Ray Thornton says 2nd Cong Dist should remain as it is 02/28/91 Bl 5Best districting plan avoids river strip, columnist writes 02/28/91 IS 1Redistricting proposal put forth by Ark GOP 03/ 1/91 AlO 1State Rep John Paul Capps files redistricting plan (map) 03/ 2/91 Bl 4State Sens file proposal for congressional districts (map) 03/ 6/91 H2 3State Rep Ben McGee' s redistricting plan is radical (map) 03/ 7/91 I2 3Three guidelines for redistricting (ed) 03/ 8/91 BlO 1Redistricting bill of John Miller splits four counties 03/ 8/91 I2 3Maps show five different plans for redistricting <strong>Arkansas</strong> 03/11/91 Bl 3Re-districting proposals beginning to draw debates 03/11/91 Bl 5Five redistricting plans discussed in legislative panel 03/12/91 G3 1GOP 's hopes in redistricing in Ark in vain, columnist writes 03/12/91 GS 1GOP. black House members join forces for redistricting bill 03/13/91 I3 1GOP district plan has two faces. columnist writes 03/14/91 I1 1Ark Senate panel amends Dowd redistricting plan (map) 03/15/91 I2 3Ark House panel approves 4 redistricting plans 03/ 19/91 G2 3Three plans for drawing new dist boundaries advanced 03/20/91 H6 1Senate votes for districts that keep counties whole 03/21/91 H2 3House decides to OK two redistricting plans 03/ 22/91 12 3Senate rej ects amended redistricting bill 03/23/91 A10 1Beryl Anthony expects his dist to grow toward northwest 03/23/91 K3 4Rorschach redistricting (ed) 03/25/91 B6 1Ark Legislature approves new district lines (map) 03/27/91 H3 1Rep Ben McGee expects lawsuit to challenge redistricting 03/28/91 I2 3State Rep Ben McGee to fight redistricting plan 04/10/91 B2 2Asa Hutchinson files suit against redistricting plan 05/18/91 Al 2Ben McGee still plans to file his redistricting challenge 05/18/91 AlO 4GOP plan outlined in court suit sounds like quotas (column) 05/21/91 Bl 1Ark Atty Gen Winston Bryant urges dismissal of challenge 06/ 7/91 BS 5Twelve blacks ask to intervene in redistricting suit 06/19/91 B6 2Revised census figures could undo redistricting 06/22/91 Bl 277
ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLThree-judge panel grants request for intervention in case 07/ 4/91Winston Bryant asks court to dump challenge of districting 07/16/91<strong>Arkansas</strong> wins redistricting decision in federal court09/ 4/91Federal court panel upholds redistricting plan * 11/16/91U S Supreme Ct gets challenge of districting plan in ArkState GOP given data used to draw redistricting plan**12/11/9112/18/91CONGRESS - Roll Call VotesAIDS testing08/5/A3/3Abortion05/26/A20/5 06/27 /Al/3 *ll/20/A4/2Abortion counseling *ll/24/B7 /1Abortion counsel ing gag rule*ll/7/A4/2 *ll/8/A12/1Air quality. indoor *ll/10/A3 2/3Arts financing (Hse) *10/20/B3 /1Bank deposit insurance *11/ 10/ A3 2/3Banking laws overhaul *ll/10/A3 2/3Banking reform *11/3/B3/2 *ll/17/A24/ 1Banking services for poor, elderly*11/24/B7/1Banking. interstate *ll/ 10/A3 2/3 *ll/17/A24/1Budget04/18/A3/3Campaign finance reform*12/1/B3/1Campaign financing05/23/Al/2 05/ 26/A20/5Capital punishment06/26/Al/6China most favored nation 07 /14/A1 2/6Civil rights 06/6/Al/3 *11/3/B3/2 *11/10/A3 2/3Closed thrifts funding03/17/C6/6Congress exemption from laws on employers*ll/3/B3/2Credit card interest cap *ll/17/A24/ 1Crime legislation*12/ l/B3/1Desert protection. California *12/1/B3/1Evidence rules easing (Hse) *l0/20/B3/lFDIC coverage for brokered deposits*ll/24/B7/1FDIC funding *11/ 15/D 1/ 5 *11/ 24/B7 I1FDIC limitations *ll/24/ B7 /1Family medical leave*ll/ 17/A24/1Firearms control05/9/Al/2Flight attendants08/5/A3/3Flint Hills Prairie Natl Monument (Hse) *10/20/B3/lForeign aid*10/ 3 1/B9/ 4Foreign aid. Soviet*12/1/B3/lForward funding on health.Gates. Robert conf irmationeduc(CIA)*12/1/B3/1*ll/6/B3/1 *ll/ 10/A32/3Gun control (Hse)*10/20/B3/1Honoraria for SenatorsIran-contra investigationIraq sanctionsIraq war policyJobless benefits extension05/22/A3/3*12/1/B3 /101/13/A6/101/19/A7/4*ll/17/A24/ 1Making Senators. President liable for employees *1/3/B3/2Military budget05/23/A4/3 06/8/A3/5NASAPension benefits. lostSDI06/7/A3/2*11/17/A24/ 105/26/A20/5Salary raise. Senators07 /18/ Al/6Soviet Union. favored nation* 11/ 24/B7 /1BlO 3B2 4Bl 2B6 1B5 2B3 178
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLStrikebreakingSuperconductor colliderThQmas. Clarence confirmation (Sen)Trade billTrade .ChinaTrade . MexicoUnemployment benefitsUnemployment benefits veto overrideVeterans benefitsWomen in combatWomen pilots in combat zonesCONSERVATION (Natural Resource s)seeNatural resourcesCONSERVATION COALITION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>seeRivers and lakesCONSTITUTION (Ark)(Sen)07/18/A7/106/2/A3/5*10/20/B3 /l05/26/A20/5*12/l/B3/105/24/C9/207 /26/A3/l 09/25/Al0/6Legislature has 26 proposed changes to constitutionJim Guy Tucker would like to see convention calledProposed emdts printed in small type. Bill Mccuen saysBills in Legislature seek constitutional conventionToward a new constitution (ed)<strong>Library</strong> millage.property tax proposals may be merged*10/ 20/B3/l03/ 17/C6/508/l/A4/408/5/A3/3Bill for calling of convention makes progress in LegislatureProposed amdts on salaries of officials.Senate passes bill for const itutional conventionTwo propoosed amdts chosen by Legislaturecourts clear panelTwo proposed amdts win hal f the battle in LegislatureGOP opposes constitutional convention billCall for convention is on last legs.columnist writesConstitutional convention dies unborn in House committeeQuirky charter makes governemnt more difficultCONSTITUTION (US)see United States - ConstitutionCONSTRUCTIONsee Building (Construction)CONSTRUCTION INDU STRYsee Building (Construction)CONSUMER PROTECTIONsee al soFrauds and swindl ingArk Better Business Bureau handled 2.112 complaints in 1990Fred Storm retires frQm Better Businness Bureau postCONTAMINATED FOODseeFood contaminationCONTESTS AND PRIZESsee alsoCitizen BeeMr and Mrs Dean Files win $5 million Readers 'CONTRA REBEL SseeIran-Contra AffairCONTRACTS AND PURCHASING. Govtsee alsosee alsoColleges and universitiesMinority owned businessesDigest prizeWinston Bryant says bill on constitutional officers invalidState preference law is costly.Benton bidding practices questionedhurts some businesses02/ 14/91 I602/27 /91 H503/ 1/91 I603/ 5/91 G203/ 6/91 B803/ 7/91 I403/ 8/91 I803/12/91 Al03/12/91 G403/12/91 G803/14/91 IS03/15/91 I203/19/91 Gl03/21/91 H604/ 8/91 B741431115114222108/ 2/91 C2 308/ 5/91 x12 304/27 /91 Bl 202/ 9/91 A12 503/14/91 IS 104/10/91 B3 279
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState Rep Jim Dietz pushes fixture sales to state agencies 05/22/91 Al 2Saline Memorial Hospital checked for violation of new law 05/23/91 Bll 5Editorial on sales by Rep Jim Dietz to state agencies 05/23/91 Bl2 1Saline Memorial to be checked for bidding laws compliance 05/30/91 B6 1Saline Co judge to fire hospital bd if bids not sought 06/ 1/91 B9 1Legis panel favors Blue Cross for State Police insurance 06/26/91 B6 4Legislators recd campaign funds from Blue Cross 06/29/91 Bl 1Saline Memorial Hosp did not violate state purchasing laws 07/12/91 BS 1Sens Jay Bradford. Nick Wilson lock horns over furniture bids 09/19/91 B4 1New furniture bids save state $30,000 * 11/30/91 B3 4Sen Jay Bradford saved state $30,000 on furniture contract * 11/30/91 B3 4Watchful Senators keep Nick Wilson from wasting (column) * 12/ S/91 H5 1Sen Nick Wilson's haste to renovate room draws criticism * 12/15/91 Al 2Appraisers differ on worth of renovation of Capitol room * 12/15/91 Al2 3CONVENTION FACILITIES AND CONVENTIONSHot Springs considering extra tax to expand centerHot Springs Center expansion maycost $23 .5 millionLR must expand facilities to attract conventionsHot Springsset for vote on tax to expand centerSales tax for expansion of Hot Springs Center defeatedHot Springs loses two of its established conventionsDisgust. division lost vote for Hot Springs Convention CtrStatehouse Convention Ctr operating at capacityStatehouse Convention Ctr will expand if tax approved at LRTax for expansion of Statehouse Convention Center failsDemocrat-Gaz ette urges effort to expand Statehouse CenterCONWAYsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCrime and viceHistoric buildings and sitesLoitering and vagrncyPoliceBlacks allege police harassment of black teen-agersConway police chief answers angry questions from blacksCity to update planCONWAY COUNTYsee alsoRockefeller. WinthropState Police to check allegations of missing county fundsCounty Treasurer Noma Faye Sledge arrested on theft chargesTreasurer Noma Faye Sledge resigns.CONWAY COUNTY HOSPITALseeMedicine and healthCONWAY LAKE MONSTERseeMonstersCONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICTseeAssaultspleads guilty to theftsee Education Ja3 Ja12 Jal5 Jal9 Ja24 F22 Ap24 N15seeCOOK,King. Martin Luther JrBRENDANsee also SuicidesCOOL. RONALDsee alsoCOOLEY.ARCHIEsee alsoCOON SUPPERAmerican Flag FoundationAthletics and sports(Gil lett)02/18/91 Bl03/ 5/91 A806/10/91 x4OS/12/91 Bl08/14/91 Al09/ 3/91 Bl09/ 5/91 Cl09/30/91 Al09/30/91 Al10/ 9/91 Al* 10/19/91 cs01/30/91 B301/30/91 B305/ 10/91 B301/ 3/91 B501/12/91 BS07 / 2/91 BS1422651552122623580
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLseeFestivalsCOOPER COMMUNITIES INCCooper poised to ride out recessionStaff reduction may total 100Cooper selling off local newspapersCOORS CERAMIC COACI Division at Benton sole producer of ceramic water sealsCORNING COMMUNITY HOSPITALseeCORONERSsee alsoMedicine and healthMedicine and healthCoroner standards absent in Ark ;failed bills add to woesSystems differ in training, politics from state-to-stateBills define requirements for coronersHouse panel approves bill for coroner trainingCORPORAL PUNISHMENTsee Punishment , CorporalCORPORATIONSPay scale for directors in 15 <strong>Arkansas</strong> firmsCORRECTION BOARD(Ark)see Correction Department (Ark)seePardon and paroleCORRECTION DEPARTMENTsee also(Ark)Prisons and prisoners01/ 7/91 x13 106/ 7/91 Cl 607 /29/91 xl2 101/14/91 x15 102/17 /91 Al 402/17 /91 A13 102/ 19/91 G4 403/ 2/91 AlO 507/ 1/91 xlO 4Board Chmn Jimmie Mason 's expense tab totaled $22,576 last yr 05/11/91 Al 5Correction Bd Chm.n Jimmy Mason reduces his expense account 05/14/91 Bl 5Correction Bd Chmn Jimmie Mason not re-appointed * 12/28/91 Bl 1Janis Mcspadden Walmsley replaces Jimmy Mason on Board * 12/28/91 Bl 1Board Chmn Jimmy Mason going out on bad terms with Cl inton * 12/29/91 Bl 2Budget experience of Janis M Walmsley cited in appmt * 12/31/91 Bl 5CORRECTIONS RESOURCES COMMISSION (Ark)seeCORRENTI,see alsoPrisons and prisonersJOHN DCOSSATOT RIVERseeCOSTA RICACOTTONCOUCH,see alsosee alsoNucor-Yamato Steel CoRivers and lakesHARVEYInternational studentsAgricultureCouch made his fortune by investing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>COUEY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH COCOUND,see alsoJERRYsee alsoCOUNTRY CL UBSsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCOUPONSseeCOURTS ,Tax evasion and disputed returnsMedicine and healthEl Dorado Gol f and Country ClubForrest City Country ClubPleasant Valley Country ClubTrace Creek Country ClubPremiums and trading stampsFederal10/13/91 Al 281
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDist Judge Morris Arnold up for circuit judgeship 02/ 6/91 Bl 1FBI inquiry may signal appmt of Morris Arnold to Circuit Ct 02/23/91 Bl 2Gazette urges appmt of Morris Arnold to Appeals Court 02/27/91 BB 1Name of Morris S Arnold may go to US Senate within tw o months 04/11/91 B4 1Judge G Thomas Eisele to take senior status 04/30/91 Bl 2Bentonville lawyer J L Hendren may be apptd to Western Dist 06/15/91 Al 2J P Hammerschmidt to push Morris Arnold for US Supreme Court 06/28/91 AB 1Arkansans react to retirement of Justice Thurgood Marshall 06/28/91 AB 3Sen Dale Bumpers backs Morris Arnold for Supreme Court seat 06/29/91 A3 4Reaction in Ark to nomination of Clarence Th0mas to high ct 07/ 2/91 AB 1State black leaders oppose Clarence Thomas nomination 09/27 /91 A6 5Judge Richard S Arnold to become 8th Circuit chief judge 10/16/91 Al 2Having Arnol d brothers on bench would set precedent * 10/21/91 Bl 1Jimm Hendren nominated for judge of Western Dist * 10/24/91 B3 4Morris S Arnold nominated for 8th Circuit Appeals Court * 11/ 6/91 Al 2Prisoner petitions clog docket of Eastern Dist of <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 11/ 8/91 B2 1Chuck Banks is one of three nominated for judgeship * 11/15/91 Bl 4Portrait of Judge Elsij ane T Roy to be placed in courthouse * 12/ 6/91 B2 1COURTS . State and Localsee also Apparel and dresssee also Buildings and offices. Govtsee also Freedom of informationVeteran judges Perry Whitmore. Tom Digby end long careers 01/ 3/91 B6 2Pulaski Co asks ex-chancellor John Earl to return records 01/ 16/91 Bl 5Deputies haul John C Earl into court for hearing on books 01/17/91 Bl 6John Earl returns five of eleven court record books 01/18/91 Bl 3Ex-chancellor John Earl has returned requested court books 01/23/91 Bl 1Judges can be forced to retire at age 70. Atty Gen rules 01/24/91 B2 1House panel kills bill barring lawyer gifts to judge campaign 01/25/91 !6 1El Dorado judge George Van Hooks Jr called tough. but fair 02/ 4/91 B2 4Prosecutor Mark Stodola seeks order for document on judge 02/13/91 Bl 1Stodola seeks transcript of probe of Judge W F Webster 02/14/91 B2 3Judicial Comm still exploring its jurisdiction 02/16/91 Bl 2Judge James R Cooper cleared in complaint about hiring 02/22/91 Bl 5Judicial Discipline Comm acts on several complaints 02/22/91 B2 4Proposed amdt to Constitition would cut back trial courts 02/25/91 B2 2Legis passes bill making jury duty exemptions harder 02/27 /91 H3 4Sen Max Howell seeks additional salary raise for judges 03/ 6/91 H6 1Judicial load heavy. pay low 03/ 7/91 15 1Court of Appeals may be increased by six new judges 03/ 7/91 !8 2Three judges of 20th Judicial Dist split their duties 03/ 8/91 B3 5Senators alter part of judicial proposal to meet obj ections 03/ 9/91 A6 1Legislative panel approves big salary boost for judges 03/ 9/91 A7 4Proposed standardization of court costs draws opposition 03/12/91 G6 4Court of Appeals expansion could reshape court districts 03/12/91 G8 1Senate approves doubling Court of Appeals 03/15/91 IS 1.Amendment may have killed restructuring bill 03/19/91 G3 1Gov Clinton doubts case made for doubling Appeals Court size 03/20/91 A_q 1Stopgap bill approved to ease Appeals Court caseload 03/22/91 !7 4Plan to boost judicial pay killed by House vote 03/27/91 H4 5Plan to expand Court of Appeals killed by House vote 03/27/91 H4 5Appeals Court expansion. judicial pay raises fail in Legis 03/28/91 I6 1Judicial panel 's power. confidentiality disputed in court 03/30/91 Bl 2Effort to revamp court system to continue 04/ 4/91 B2 282
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLAtty James P Massie speaks out against Judge Marion Humphrey 04/ 9/91 Al 6Newspapers have no say in criminal cases. judge rules 05/ 2/91 BS 2Panel finds no violation in judge 1 s hiring of his wife 05/ 2/91 B6 6NLR Municipal Judge Joel Cole hires alleged lover as clerk 05/ 14/91 Bl 2Column says Judge Joel Cole risks little in hiring girl friend 05/18/91 Bl 1Judge Ted Capeheart admonished for alleged affair with lawyer 05/ 22/91 B6 1Judge Joel C Cole pays Diane Coomes $18,025 salary 05/25/91 B3 4Salary of Diane Coomes more than experienced officer 05/25/91 B3 4NLR Municipal Judge Joel Cole to hold hearings on Sundays 05/31/91 Bl 5LR Munic Judge Marion Humphrey drops nearly all court fees 06/ 5/91 Al 4Judge tells Judicial Discipline Comm to turn over transcripts 06/ 7/91 Bl 2Supreme Ct affirms decision on exclusion of blacks from jury 06/11/91 B4 6Two judges take wives off payrol ls under new nepotism law 06/12/91 Al 6Forty-eight hr rule for probable cause hearing disrupts cts 06/17/91 Al 6Judge Ralph Wilson Jr has mother on payroll 06/22/91 B6 2Suit contending blacks denied election as judges gets boost 06/25/91 B2 1Waldron municipal judge will not sign felony warrants 06/26/91 B4 4Suit seeks ruling on judges' rights to swap cases 06/26/91 B9 5Judge Lee A Munson disciplined over payment of taxes 06/27 /91 Bl 5J C Massie complaint against Judge Marion Humphrey dismissed 06/27/91 B2 1Exemptions from jury duty no longer exist in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 06/29/91 B4 6Article on excess democracy in electing judges 07/14/91 Cl 2Court records tampering at Jacksonville alleged 07 /18/91 B3 5Columnist castigates record of Judicial Discipline Committee 07/23/91 Bl 1Ex-chancellor Earl May cleared of misconduct charges 07/24/91 BB 1Judge David Hale sped up handling of chg against Butler 08/25/91 Bl 2Francis T Donovan critical of judicial discipline commission 09/ 2/ 91 B6 4Court lifts speech limits on judicial candidates 09/19/91 Al 5Judicial panel to appeal ruling on judges and free speech 09/21/91 B2 1Blacks seek plan that would boost election of black judges * 10/25/91 B7 1Plaintiff discovers court often cannot be enforced * 10/28/91 B2 5Settlement near in judicial redistricting suit by blacks * 11/ 1/91 B7 1Twenty-three counties await judicial redistricting details * 11/ 2/91 Bl 1Settlement offered on new judicial districts * 11/ 7/91 B3 3Decree settles black judgeship suit; 5 subdists created * 11/ 8/91 Al 8Incumbent judges affected by redistricting not commenting * 11/ 9/91 Al 5Chancellor Lawrence Dawson says he was misled on districting* 11/ 9/91 AlO 1fIVE BLACK pb LAWYERS CONSIDER COURT BIDS * 11/11/91 b3 3Judges fret before. after judicial districting * 11/ 14/91 B2 1Two judges back truth-in-sentencing * 11/14/91 B4 1Legislators critical of judicial redistricting settlement * 11/16/91 Bl 6Activists call for jury right to reject laws * 11/17/91 Dl 6Charges of nepotism against judges moot. comm decides * 11/20/91 B7 1Comm dismissed 103 Of 112 compal ints against judges * 11/24/91 B7 1Perry County 's circuit court sessions described as laid-back* 12/ 3/91 El 2Redistricting to cost taxpayers heavily, columnist writes * 12/20/91 Bll 1Redistricting settlement usurps people's rights. column says* 12/22/91 H5 1Meredith Oakley comments on redistricting case * 12/29/91 H5 1Lawrence Co Municipal Judge Harry Ponder. 90. to retire * 12/30/91 Bl 1COUSINS. KATHLINEsee also KidnappingCOVENANT GARDENSWarren Dexter planning Biblical gardens at Eureka SpringsCOX. E HARLEY05/13/91 xl5 583
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also BanksCRAIGHEAD COUNTYsee also Legal aid for the poorCREDITsee also InsuranceBill in Legis addresses seizure of property to pay debts 02/12/91 G6 1Four Ark banks among nation 's lowest rates for credit cards * 11/17/91 Gl 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> bankers oppose cap on credit card interest * 11/19/91 AlO 1CREDIT CARDSsee Alcoholic beveragessee Land Commissioner (Ark)CREDIT UNIONSIrregularities in accounts uncovered at Capitol Credit Union 03/24/91 B2 4Depositors take money out of Capitol Credit Union04/ 2/91 Cl 5Capitol Credit weathers run by depositors04/ 3/91 Cl 5Capitol Credit Union seized by regulators04/ 4/91 Cl 2Charles W Bradford admits personal use of Capital funds 04/20/91 Cl 6Capitol Credit Union will be sold. merged06/27 /91 Cl 2Capitol Credit Union merges with Air Force Base FCU06/29/91 ClO 1Charles W Bradford sentenced in Capitol Credit Union thefts 08/23/91 Bl 6CREDIT, MARIOsee also KidnappingCREMATORIESsee Funerals and mortuariesCRESCENT HOTEL (Eureka Springs )see HotelsCRES'IWOOD COsee General Properties IncCRIME AND VICEsee also Alcoholic beveragessee also Capital punishmentsee also Children and youthsee also Educationsee also History (Ark)see also Homosexualitysee also Housingsee also Money launderingsee also Murderssee also Murders, Attemptedsee also Pornography and obscenitysee also Prisons and prisonerssee also Prostitutionsee also Retail storessee also Robberies and theftssee also Sex crimessee also Shootingssee also Substance abuse and trafficsee also ThreatsNLR record homicide rate parallels national trendList of NLR's 25 slayings during 1990Bond schedule puts habitual suspect back on streetBenton citizens focusing on fight against crimeSheriffs frustrated by drug problem. lack of fundsPulaski County reports rise in crime in 1990atLR01/ 1/91 Al 201/ 1/91 AlO 101/ 6/91 Bl 501/ 9/91 B3 201/11/91 BB l01/20/91 B6 184
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLStatistics on maj or crimes in NLR during past yearDixie area residents of NLR seek more police protection<strong>Arkansas</strong> had record number of murders last year with 249Chart shows rise in homicide rate in Ark from 1981 to 1990Most murders in Ark involve acquaintancesMap shows murders in each county in 1990Murder trends by race and gender, 1981-1990Murder victims ' ages (chart)Family violence kills many womenChart shows women' s killers by relationship to victimLittle Rock crime sets record again in 1990Conway has increase in violent crimesStatistics on elderly criminals in ArkBlack male homicide trend in Pulaski Co. 1988-90 (statistics)Black male homicides rising in Pulaski CountyPulaski Co homicide statistics, by age. race. sexUnion County juvenile crime ring brokenCrime in Ark up by 4.5 pctDonnell Houston Epps. who had long criminal record. diesWatch group of citizens patrols Wright Ave area of LRWhite-collar crime pushed along by deregulation of businessGang activity in Jacksonvil le may be on riseFoot patrols ease LR neighborhood's fear of gangsCrime rate in LR up 10 .5 pct45 Pulaski teen-agers chd with murder since Jan 1, 1990Breakdown of family life fosters murder by teen-agersTeen-agers in prison trace their downfall to peer pressureMurder rate increased in Ark after executions were resumedTwenty-five gangs reported running in Pulaski CountyArk among rural states listed as hotbed for violent crimesJuvenile cases. drugs blamed in state crime risePromoter of downtown LR neighborhoods pushed out by crimeLR' s Quapaw Quarter residents defend living downtownSteve Nawoj czyk warns of increased gang growth. powerAgitated NLR residents address crime on streetsLR police has 3-member gang watch unitGov Cl inton says $15.000 for crime watch group well spentGangs responsible for murder in NLR. neighbor of victim saysNLR steps up fight against juvenile crime surgeNLR neighborhood looks for answers to violent crimesNLR police patrol high-crime neighborhoodSel f-chosen crime fighters worry NLR police chiefPolice warn citizens about dangers of private patrolsRoderick McClinton. 17. hit when house showered with bulletsShooting of Roderick McClinton believed gang-relatedArgument at teen gathering in LR ends with 3 youths shotGangs apparently involved in shooting of three teens at LRLR Judge Marion Humphrey thinks curfew could help slow crimeRoderick McClinton. 16. shot twice within one weekComedian Dick Gregory coming to LR to help DIGNITY effortDIGNITY, LR police to step up patrols at Wright and HighList of recent acts of violence in LR' s Wright Ave areaDick Gregory . Rep Bill Walker refused to leave storeDick Gregory . State Rep Bill Walker arrested. jailed briefly01/20/91 B601/25/91 B401/27 /91 Al01/27 /91 Al01/27 /91 Al01/27 /91 A2001/27 /91 A2001/27/91 A2001/27 /91 A2101/27 /91 A2102/15/91 Bl02/ 19/91 B302/21/91 AB02/21/91 Bl02/21/91 Bl02/21/91 Bl02/28/91 BS04/ 1/91 BS04/ S/91 B304/ 9/91 Bl04/29/91 x706/ 3/91 B206/ 4/91 Bl06/13/91 Bl406/16/91 Al06/16/91 Al06/16/91 Al06/16/91 Al06/16/91 A2106/19/91 A1206/19/91 Al206/21/91 Al06/24/91 Al06/27 /91 B506/28/91 B307/ 5/91 B407/10/91 B907 /12/91 Al07 /12/91 A607/12/91 A607 /13/91 A307 /13/91 BS07 /20/91 Al07 /20/91 Al07/20/91 Al07/23/91 Al07 /23/91 Al07 /23/91 Al07 /23/91 Al07/23/91 A807 /23/91 A807 /23/91 A807 /24/91 Al07 /24/91 Al24555333231221252355112122364223611112153122255551112285
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGregory . Walker among protestors at Armidil lo 's Hands storePolice tried to persuade Gregory and Walker to leave storeProtestors say Armidillo's Hands sells drug paraphernaliaLR neighborhood group wants property seized in crime areaRobert Mccathern warns McClellan High is trouble spotRobert Mccathern works to keep LR kids out of gang cultureStuttgart passes curfew after officer hurtThree cases of children robbing or assaulting parents reptdDick Gregory vows to take back streets of Little RockLR police officer calls DIGNITY arrests 'grandstanding 'Principal says McClellan High not gang trouble spotSunday skating at LR rink halted to avoid troubleGov Clinton. area leaders hold session on youth crimeDIGNITY activists demand Kroger remove cigarette papersDick Gregory . Rep Bill Walker return to scene of their arrestCurfew in LR housing proj ects plannedCrime increased sharply in Stuttgart since JanuaryDick Gregory. Bill Walker among those convicted. fined at LRDIGNITY demands Kroger stop sale of cigarette rolling papersCurfew for NLR discussedArticle on youth gang activity in Central <strong>Arkansas</strong>Black Gangster Disciples member interviewed by reporterEvidence of gangs found in several <strong>Arkansas</strong> citiesGang initiation described by member of Black GangstersStatistics on teen-age crime in Central ArkTeens turn to violence for power. experts sayThirty-three percent of murder suspects in LR are teen-agersTwo maj or 'nations ' of gangs have own language. lawsDick Gregory. Bill Walker take message to jail inmatesDick Gregory. Bill Walker picketed by NORML groupSome sections of NLR need curfew. Alderman Spinelli saysKroger. Harvest Foods will not sell papers without tobaccoNLR City Council to consider city curfer..rNLR adopts curfew for youths younger than 18DIGNITY thanks stores for decision on cigarette paper salesCurfews and NLR go long way back to early 1900sTeens predict curfew will be ineffectiveDick Gregory urges neighbors to videotape drug dealsRev Hezekiah Stewart organizes teen gang summit at LRTeen gang summit scheduled at Watershed Community DevelopTeen gang summit to be attended by several govt officialsYouths in gang say NLR cufew won't affect themDIGNITY asks Kmart not to sell rolling papersTeen gangs air frustrations during summit meeting at LRPatience with juveniles urged by GazetteState Rep William L Walker Jr at front of DIGNITY crusadeNLR curfew enforcement rules explainedDIGNITY taking drug fight beyond stateDick Gregory talks to LR Police Chief Louie CaudellNLR police stop 8 curfew ordinance violatorsYouth gang summits 'ludicrous. ' NLR alderman saysDIGNITY targets 14 patrol sites in Little RockNLR police pick up 10 curfew violatorsChurches in Central Ark go to streets to combat youth crime07 /24/91 Al 207 /24/91 Al 207 /24/91 Al 207 /24/91 Al 607/24/91 Bl 107 /24/91 Bl 107 /24/91 B3 207 /24/91 B4 507/25/91 Al 507/25/91 A6 107/25/91 A6 107 /25/91 A6 507 /26/91 Al 507/26/91 A6 107 /26/91 A6 107 /26/91 A7 107 /26/91 B3 107/27/91 Al 607 /27 /91 AlO 407/27/91 B2 607 /28/91 Al 207 /28/91 Al 207 /28/91 Al 207 /28/91 Al 207/28/91 Al 507 /28/91 Al 507 /28/91 Al 507 /28/91 Al4 507/28/91 Bl 507/28/91 Bl 507/28/91 Bl 507 /30/91 Al 207/30/91 Bl 107 /31/91 Al 207/31/91 Bl 508/ 1/91 Al 408/ 1/91 A6 308/ 1/91 Bl 408/ 2/91 Al 208/ 2/91 Al 208/ 2/91 Al 208/ 2/91 AB 108/ 2/91 B2 108/ 3/91 Al 208/ 3/91 BB 108/ 4/ 91 Bl 108/ 6/91 Bl 208/ 6/91 Bl 508/ 6/91 Bl 508/ 7/91 Al 208/ 7 /91 AlO 508/ 7 /91 Bl 308/ 8/91 B7 108/11/91 Al 286
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHomicide rise in Benton County blamed on rapid urbanization 08/ 12/91 Bl 2Residents of Wright and High Sts in LR say danger <strong>index</strong> down 08/ 12/91 Bl 5NLR curfew working smoothly. police chief says 08/12/91 B5 4Kmart to stop sale of cigarette papers in stores nationwide 08/14/91 Bl 1NLR curfew showing signs of success 08/14/91 B7 3First parent charged under NLR's curfew 08/15/91 Bl 2Mother of 14-yr-old curfew violator denies guilt in incident 08/16/91 Bl 2LR, NLR experience sharp rise in crime 08/18/91 B3 1DIGNITY expanding neighborhood anti-drug patrols 08/22/91 B4 4Gunmen fire at 15 members of DIGNITY on patrol 08/25/91 Bl 6Shooting will not deter DIGNITY patrol . Rep Bill Walker says 08/26/91 Bl 5Tyrone Lane, Malous Griffin Jr chgd with firing on DIGNITY 08/26/91 Bl 5NLR City Council extends curfew law indefinitely 08/27/91 Al 5Gregory Davis says he fired shot near DIGNITY patrol 08/27/91 B2 1Shot not intended for DIGNITY patrol. Gregory Davis says 08/27/91 B2 1Gov Bill Clinton listens to ideas on curbing youth crime 08/27/91 B2 6Local officials list suggestions for curbing youth crime 08/27/91 B2 6Article on violence against women in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/ l/91 Cl 2Shot fired, rocks and bottles thrown at LR police; two hurt 09/ 2/91 Bl 2Second NLR parent arrested for curfew violation 09/ 6/91 B2 4Crime rate up 9.3 pct in <strong>Arkansas</strong> (table of statistics) 09/19/91 B2 1Search on for Ray Berry. wanted by 16 agencies 09/21/91 Bl 5NLR crime rate up 13 pct 09/23/91 B2 1LR crime up 12.2 pct for year; violence by juveniles rising 09/29/91 B9 2With Dick Gregory absent. DIGNITY regrouping to fight crime 10/15/91 Bl 2Reports of ankle slashing at LR mal ls called only a rumor 10/17/91 Bl 2Little Rock crime worse than NY, study at Yonkers says 10/18/91 Bl 6Pine Bluff sets curfew for teen-agers * 10/22/91 A5 1NLR officials say teen curfew works well * 10/23/91 B2 1Residents in area protest plan for DIGNITY headquarters * 10/23/91 B2 5Pine Bluff curfew nets 30 violators in first weekend * 10/29/91 Bl 2Prosecutor drops 13 cases at Marshall: staff shortage cited * 11/ 8/91 Bl 5Little Rock jolted by nationwide crime wave * 11/13/91 B2 4Jacksonville adopts curfew despite students' obj ections * 11/22/91 Bl 2Full moon brings increase in crime, some police officers say* 11/23/91 B2 1LR parents gather, offer battle plans against gang life * 11/25/91 B2 5Taxicabs. clientele no longer easy targets in LR * 11/30/91 B2 5Taxicab driver stabbed to death at LR despite safety effort * 12/ 2/91 Al 3Taxicab driver stabbed to death at LR despite safety effort * 12/ 2/91 Al 3Crowd hurls bottles, rocks as LR police arrest youth * 12/ 8/91 B2 5Agnes Madden, widow of mobster Owen Vincent Madden, dies * 12/16/91 Bl 3Record set for single-year homicides in LR * 12/17/91 Al 6Teen-age violence flares at Little Rock * 12/18/91 Bl 4Little Rock' s murder rate rivals large cities * 12/18/91 B2 4Killing fields (ed on murder rate in Little Rock) * 12/18/91 BS 1African-American Male Mentors offer plan to stop bloodshed * 12/22/91 B2 1Crime down at LR area malls this year * 12/24/91 Al 2CRIM& LAB ORATORY (Ark)State Crime Laboratory Bd , Medical Examiner Comm abolishedMedical Examiner Dr Fahmy Malak has survived controversiesList of disputed cases involving Dr Fahmy MalakGov Bill Clinton says he has never sought to protect MalakDr Malak 's ruling in Susie Deer case still controversialGov Clinton says he never heard of Deer case until yr ago03/ 8/91 I7 303/24/91 Al 203/24/91 Al6 103/ 24/91 A16 303/24/91 A17 103/24/91 A17 l87
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLVirginia Dwire Kelly was anesthetist for Deer operationDr Fahmy Malak 's foes want him out of officeTestimony of Dr Fahmy Malak conflicts with autopsy reportDr Fahmy Malak kept $400 testimony fee in 1987. records showState had not seen Malak drawings supporting testimonyThe nagging Malak saga (ed)Director Jim Clark sees no conflict in Dr Malak's testimonyDr Fabmy Malak's testimony in case to be investigatedTestimony of Dr Fahmy Malak. eyewitness conflictDr Fahmy Malak's testimony , autopsy rept agreed, J Clark saysStuttgart Daily Leader calls for dismissal of Dr MalakJim Clark advises Dr Fabmy Malak to find new jobPast time for Dr Malak to go, columnist writesDr Violet Hnil ica, asst medical examiner resignsLove of teaching led to resignation, Dr Violette Hnilica saysProsecutor Bosson hires experts to check Dr Malak 's reportState Medical Examinerr Dr Fahmy Malak checking job openingsStaff loss will cause slowdcrwn in work at laborataoryMembers of new Crime Lab board namedGov names 8 members of new Crime Laboratory BoardDr Fabmy Malak's words weigh heavily on his imageCourt needs, politics may save Dr Fabmy Malak' s jobMedical Examiner Fahny Malak should resign. sheriff saysSheriffs polled about Fahmy Malak at conventionInformal poll shows 36 of 75 sheriffs back Dr Fabmy MalakClay White sees good possibilty Dr Fahmy Malak to be firedCrime Laboratory Board to evaluate work of Dr Fahmy MalakBoard to review five cases handl ed by Dr Fabmy MalakJudge refuses to order replay of Dr Fahmy Malak 's testimonyDr Fahmy Malak may have used wrong tissue in Stephens caseThree experts say mixup in tissue likely occurredCrime Lab to pay for gene testing slides in Stephens caseState Trooper questions Malak finding in Robert Bennett caseProsecutor criticizes Malak testimony in Greg Stephens caseDr David DeJong named asst for Dr Fahmy MalakFamilies want suicide rulings added to review of Malak 's workGov Clinton asks how office wouuld proceed without Dr MalakGov Bill Clinton suggests Dr Fahmy Malak resignDr Fabmy Malak will not quit his post. attorney saysDr Fabmy Malak leaves Medical Examiner positionDr Fahmy Malak says his goals as Medical Examiner fulfilledDr Fahmy Malak says no one pressured him to resignDr Fahmy Malak ends 12 stormy years as Medical ExaminerState Health Dept to hire Dr Fahmy Malak to head programList of controversial rulings by Dr Fahmy MalakReaction to resignation of Dr Fahmy Malak mixedColumnist discusses resignation of Dr Fahmy MalakDisputed cases may not be reviewed since Malak 's resignationCrime Lab mixup caused Dr Malak to give wrong testimonyCrime Lab Bd halts probe of work of Dr Fahmy Malak 's workDr Fabmy Malak confronted, picketed at Health Dept jobV.O.M. I.T members vow not to let up pressure on Dr MalakV.O.M. I.T march at State Capitol protests Dr Fahmy MalakTwo interested in state Medical Examiner job03/24/91 A1703/24/91 Al704/ 2/91 Al04/ 2/91 A704/ 3/91 Al04/ 4/91 BlO04/ 6/91 B604/ 6/91 B604/ 9/91 Bl04/11/91 Bl04/14/91 CB04/27 /91 Al05/ 1/91 Bl05/ 1/91 B205/ 2/91 B205/ 4/ 91 Bll05/21/91 Al05/22/91 Al05/31/91 Bl06/ 7/91 B406/ 9/91 Al06/ 9/91 Al06/19/91 Al06/26/91 BB06/27 /91 Al06/28/91 Bl307 /16/91 Al07 /18/91 Bl408/ 1/91 B408/ 6/91 Al08/ 8/91 AlOB/ 9/91 Bl08/15/91 Al08/15/91 A608/20/91 Bl08/22/91 AlOB/29/91 Al09/ 4/91 Bl09/ 5/91 Bl09/11/91 Al09/ 11/91 Al09/11/91 Al09/11/91 Al09/11/91 Al09/11/91 A909/11/91 A909/12/91 Bl09/12/91 B709/14/91 Al09/14/91 A709/17/91 Bl09/17/91 Bl09/22/91 Bl10/11/91 Bl1251211126451531525126232161122421526662225512155122228B
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGrand Jury reverses Dr Malak's ruling in Robert Bennett case 10/15/91 B2 1At least 18 autopsies to be reviewed by outside pathologists* 12/ 7 /91 Al 2Article reviews case of Don Henry and Kevin Ives * 12/ 8/91 Al 2Linda Ives battles political system over death of son * 12/ 8/91 A23 1Article reviews controversial ruling in Jimmy Siegrist case * 12/ 9/91 Al 2Rev iew of controversial. finding in Raymond Allbright case * 12/10/91 Al 5Summary of controversial ruling in death of Robert Bennett * 12/11/91 Al 5Article reviews controversial ruling in Janie Ward death * 12/12/91 Al 2Article reviews ruling in Kimberly Iron Schwartz case * 12/13/91 Al 2Board lists 19 autopsy cases to be reviewed * 12/13/91 All 1Article reviews controversial case of Gregory Stephens * 12/14/91 Al 3Two experts concur with Malak on death of Susan Deer * 12/15/91 Al 3Family of James Dewey Milam doubt s Fahmy Malak ruling * 12/17/91 Bl 5CRIME LABORATORY BOARD (Ark)see Crime Laboratory (Ark)CRITTENDEN COUNTYGrand jury at LR may be probing elections in countyAb sentee ballots may be topic of grand jury inquiryCROOM (WILLIAM H JR) FAMILY TRUSTsee also Dardanelle Development CorpCROSSETT POLICE DEPARTMENTsee PoliceCROSSMAN. PAUL JRetired pastor. baker. takes skills to classroomCROSSWORD PUZZLESsee GamesCRUELTY TO ANIMAL Ssee Animal sCULTURE AND THE ARTSAlvin Hotel to house Hot Springs Arts CenterSilversmith Joe Black of Hardy is master at his artTerry Pendergraff specializes in American Indian portraitsSharon Heidingsfelder travels state teaching craftsBill in Legis would make square dance state 's official danceSenate approves square dance as state danceHouse approves making square dance state's official danceHelen Walton rounding up women's art in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Book by Sewanee Bennett. Bill Worthen highlight Ark cultureWalton Arts Center at Fayetteville will be ready next yearPaintings by William McNamara adorn Buffalo River CenterWalton Arts Center must may taxes. Ark Supreme Ct rulesWildwood Center for Performing Arts adding theater buildingArts Center gives Rockefeller Aw ard to Curtis Finch JrPrairie Grove Clothesline Fair this weekend will draw 50.000Artist Terry Pendergraftfdiscusses his workHot Springs Festival of the Arts runs two weeksLynda Williams specializes in painted sculpturesWild boar sculpture moved to Little Rock ZooWar Eagle Crafts Fair holding 38th annual showWar Eagle Fair attracted 200.000 visitors this yearWar Eagle Fair sales total $1 .4 million this yearCUOMO. MARIOsee also Presidential election of 1992CURFEWS05/29/91 Al05/30/91 Bl45* 12/21/91 BlO 101/ 1/91 BS01/ 3/91 El01/ 7/91 x1201/23/91 H601/25/91 I402/ 2/91 A602/ 9/91 El02/25/91 Bl03/ 11/91 x1706/16/91 Gl06/18/91 B206/19/91 B207 /12/91 Bll08/30/91 El09/ 9/91 B309/22/91 Gl09/30/91 B310/ 4/91 Bl10/13/91 Gl* 10/22/91 Dl* 10/22/91 Dl14115153l51431222454489
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Crime and vicesee Loitering and vagrancyCYANEDE PLASTICSFirm opens operation in Fort SmithDAHMER, JEFFREYBilly Capstone was army buddy of confessed mass-murdererCapstone tells of army life with Jeff DahmerFormer LR resident said to be one of Dahmer 's victimsDAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong>Fifty-five producers leaving AMPI to form new cooperativeNew co-op wants start-up loan. two milk trucksNew co-op challenges AMPI pricesDAISY. BATESNatl Civil Rights Museum at Memphis has statue of Mrs BatesDALY. JOHN01/12/91 Cl07 /30/91 Al07/30/91 Al09/ 7 /91 BS07 / 4/ 91 C807 /11/91 CB10/ 1/91 C907 / 5/91 B241214131see also GolfDANCING AND DANCERSsee Culture and the artsDANIELS. CHARLIEsee also Land Commissioner (Ark)DARDANELLEsee also Postal ServiceCity dedicates its new gazeboDARDANELLE DEVELOPMENT CORPDavid Hale hit with $468,596 judgment over land dealFraud. collusion, sexual misconduct alleged in suitJudge Bill Watt and Foxx Enterprises also named in suitMadison Guaranty S&L filed foreclosure on loan to HaleSuit involves William H Croom Jr Family Trust land in Yell CoDavid Hale's land in Yell County to be auctioned by govtDATA PROCESSING09/30/91 B206/ 8/91 Bl06/ 8/91 Bl06/ 8/91 Bl06/ 8/91 Bl06/ 8/91 Bl07 / 2/91 B42222222see Computers and data processingDAUGHTERS OF CHARITYsee Medicine and healthDAVIS. J MORTONsee also Advanced Environmental Recycling <strong>Tech</strong>nology IncDAVIS, JEFFERSONListed among state 's most influential citizensDAVIS, LAWRENCE A JR02/10/91 A6 5see also Colleges and universitiesDAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDRENsee Children and youthsee Sex crimesDAY. L 0see also Land and real estateDAYL IGHT-SAVING TIMEsee TimeDE-REGULATION. Businesssee Regulation of industryDEADThida man charged after party held with corpse of his mother 04/17/91 B5 lCharges dropped in case of man who gave party for dead mother 10/ 2/91 B3 lDEANE. ERNIE<strong>Arkansas</strong> Traveler column originator dies at Fayetteville 05/ 8/91 Bl 290
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWorked long and hard for restoration of UA's Old MainDEATH PENALTYsee Capital punishmentDEATH PENALTY RESOURCE CENTERsee Capital punishmentsee Legal professionDEATH RATESsee Population and vital statisticsDEATHSsee also Asphyxiation and suffocationsee also Aviation and aircraftsee also Boats and boatingsee also Coronerssee also Drowningssee also Electrocutions (Accidents)see also Firessee also Industrial accidents and safetysee also Medicine and healthsee also Middle Eastsee also Murderssee also Nursing Homessee also Policesee also Shootingssee also Substance traffic and abusesee also Suicidessee also Traffic accidents and safetysee also Weather and stormsAlexander. William GeorgeAndrews. Clyde SAppling. CoraAshby . John WesleyAutry . Daniel HAvants. James Cecil SrBachner. Arthur JBack. Alice LBarnett. Richard SBarron. George JrBates. Kenneth SBeck1 Robert WilliamBenham. Paul B JrBenson. George SBivens. BettyBradbury . Curtis F SrBradley. Carroll DBradley , George NBramlett. John WBranch. James William SrBraswell. 0 KluteBrewer. Vivion Mercer LenonBrooks. Carl HosfordBrown. Norwood V JrBryant. Hestie KathleenBumpas. Claud RameuButler. Ben FOl/7/B4/507 /11/Bl0/502/9/B8/509/l l/B6/503/20/B6/5*11/6/BS/103/12/B4/502/27 /B6/502/5/BS/505/27 /'B6/5*11/17/B8/108/8/B6/5*11/23/Bl/l *ll/24/B2/4 *ll/25/B4/ 1*12/16/B4/ 108/6/B4/506/16/Bl0/504/19/'BB/509/7 /B6/504/12/Bl0/509/5/'B6/507/3/Bl0/506/20/Bl0/508/5/B4/5*12/ 13/BS/410/10/B6/501/17 /B6/5*12/21/B6/109/21/91 BS 191
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLButler, William StuartButts, Edith EllenCaldezwood, Harold RalphCannon, Robert LCarter, Robert HCarter, Vaskell NormanChandler, Gayle MooreCleek, HerbClogston, Terry McintoshCochran, William EdCogbill, James HaroldCooke , John LCooper, TollieCoors, Joseph MCowell, Donald DevoeCrawford, Frances MCurry , John RayDavis, Edward WilliamDavis, George WDavis, George WayneDavis , Gl en LDeSalvo, Anthony LukeDickinson, Rhonda McGuire KrebsDillard, Jacqueline SmithDodson, John WilliamDouglas, Herbert WDoyle, Miles L SrDuckworth, Lorietta BlannDunaway , Jam es ADuncan, Alfred GEllsworth, Thomas JElwood, RichardFarris, RodneyFaust, Jane RothFoster, Vincent WalkerFraser, James Hubbard JrGardner, Bertram EGerrard, William SrGillespie, Thomas EGraham, George GrimsleyGreene, James EGriggs, Carl DaleHadfield, 0 D JrHale, Jordan LeeHall, Carl CHamil ton, Ralph BlockHanna, Hilery EmmettHarrel , John Allen JrHaynes, Woodrow WHenry , William RobertHewitt, Vonnie ConleyHill, James OHill, Thomas RHoggard, J Kendall09/4/B6/502/19/B7 /110/7/B4/504/11/BB/508/27 /B4/503/2/B6/510/8/B2/504/13/Bl/5*11/20/B8/1*ll/3/B6/1*12/ 13/B8/102/28/B6/506/17/B6/502/20/B6/5*12/24/B4/ 105/ 2/B8/5*12/ 20/B8/ 1*l2/26/B4/l07 /29/B4/508/28/B6/509/9/B4/507 /25/B6/510/10/B6/504/ 16/B4/502/14/B6/508/5/B4/506/2/B12/504/3/BB/506/29/Bl0/5*12/ 17 /B4/ 405/ 12/B12/509/24/B4/502/7 /B6/5*11/18/B4/l07 / l/B6/506/23/Bl/0503/30/B6/504/20/BB/506/11/B6/503/8/BS/503/7/B4/5*10/28/B4/ 102/14/B7 /1*11/20/B8/603/3/Bl0/508/2/"B6/503/6/B6/504/22/B4/507 /4/Bl2/502/6/B6/501/22/B6/502/9/B8/509/29/BS/507 /26/B6/592
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHolt, L GordonHoly field, Frances RuthHowell. Marguerite AHowell, Robert TracyHudson, James JHutchinson, John MalcolmIrby, Freeman BucknerIrwin, Joel LJanesko, Louis JJenkins, DonJohnson, AlbertJones. J FredJones, Ruth MaddenKelley. PhillipKemp. Robert LeeKennedy . William HLancaster, PaulineLangley , Gary DaleLawson, Wayne ELeake, John GriffinLeflar, Helen FingerLesh, Vincent OrlandoLeveck. Mary LinusLevy. EmanuelLindsey . Robert SMadden, Agnes DembyMahony , Emon ArmstrongMarshall. Robert 0Martin, Donald HMcClinton Isa.iahMccoskey. MabelMcGehee, Peter GregoryMcLaughlin, Fannie BenedictMcPherson, NannieMelson, Larry WayneMethvin, RalphMobley, Freeman FrancisMoore, George FMoore, RobertMoore. Virginia PriceMoorman, CharlotteMorehead. Charles GallowayMueller, Myrl RhineNugent, Fannie JacksonOlsson, Carl POwen, MauriceParker. Mary BeatriceParker, W CaryParnell, James RitchiePeeler, MalcolmPenrose. William OPickens, R APierce, William MPrice, Hubert R*l0/31/B8/ 1*11/ 13/BlO/ 105/11/BS/507 /27 /B6 /501/10/BB/509/8/B6/502/2/BB/503/3/Bl0/502/28/B6/507 /17/Bl0/507 /4/B12/503/7 /B4/506/20/Bl0/5*10/19/C6/1*12/6/BB/103/26/Bl/403/25/B4/4 03/27/H2/104/ 14/Bl0/5*10/21/B4/102/4/B4/505/12/B12/508/7 /B4/504/25/"B8/510/14/B4/5*12/ 23/B4/1*12/16/Bl/3*ll/7/B6/1*12/ 13/B8/ 404/10/BS/5*12/ 17 /B4/ l04/1/B4/509/15/B8/505/22/Bl0/502/ 15/BB/5*12/18/B8/l*ll/5/B4/ 105/26/B12/509/8/B6/503/14/B6/502/15/BS/5*ll/12/B4/103/11/B4/509/2/B4/503/17/Bl0/5*ll/3/B6/405/17/Bl0/509/12/B6/504/12/Bl0/502/19/B6/506/12/Bl0/508/22/B6/504/11/BS/504/6/B8/503/27 /B6/593
ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLProse, Norman06/28/B14/5Ragland, Charles D Jr09/4/'B6/6Ragsdale, Floyd10/17 /B6/5Ralls, Rawleigh Hazen III07/31/B4/5Ramage, David A08/7/B4/5Ramsey, Bert F04/17/B8/5Rand, Susan Jones08/25/B8/5Raney , Bascom P09/12/B6/5Reed, Marvin W *10/25/B8/ 1Remmel , Paul09/15/B8/5Robinson, Milton Guinne09/13/B8/5Rucker, Jane Moore05/2/B8/5Rusher, Albert L05/7/B4/5Sawatski, Carl Ernest*ll/26/B4/1Scott, Mel LOl/10/B8/5Scudder, James*ll/27/B6/1Shaw, Arthur KennethOl/7/B4/5Sisco, Billy05/ 4/Bl0/5Snyder, Herman L 01/23/B6/5Stafford, James Marion05/ 4/Bl0/5Stancil , Bill02/14/BS/5Stanford, Gene H Jr02/26/B6/5Starbird, C R03/6/B6/5Steel , Joe Benj amin 'Stan' 08/16/B7 /1Steele, David N04/23/B4/5Stone, Wallace G05/27/B6/5Stormes, Mary Garrett09/7/B6/5Strack, Richard J Sr08/30/B6/5Stubblefield, Henry Boyce03/27/B6/5Sudbury , Graham *12/27/B6 /1Tate, Harold L08/2/B6/5Taylor, Landreth G04/29/B4/5Tomlinson, Horace06/22/Bl0/5Townsend, Matie V Neeley08/10/B6/5Trantham, Floyd J01/ 19/BB/5Turner, C R 01/22/B6 /5Vanderpool , Art01/3/BB/5Wallace, Wayne M*12/14/Bl0/4Waters, Cornelius W04/5/BS/6Webber, Richard J02/17/Bl0/5Webster, Tyree J Sr03/27/B6/5West, Billy Gene02/23/BS/5White, Gl oria09/12/B6/5Wilkinson, Means*ll/13/Bl0/4 *11/14/BS/1Williams, Sherman Blake06/5/Bl0/5Wilmuth, Henry Paul02/ 12/B6/5Wise, Alfred BOl/23/B6/5Woods, Buell B*ll/29/B8/1Workman, Meta Sue06/15/Bl0/5Yada, Sam Yutaka04/21/Bl0/5Youngblood, Cecil 02/ 7 /B6/ 5see also ShootingsArticle reviews controversial findings in Janie Ward case * 12/12/91 Al 2Cynthia Gray beaten before death, family says; no autopsy * 12/13/91 Al 694
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLOrder sought for exhumation of body of Cynthia GrayPhysician failed to rept Cynthia Gray 's deathCourt order sought to exhume body of Cynthia GraySeveral prominent Arkansans died during <strong>1991</strong>DEBRYN, NORMsee also Athletics and sportsDEBT, Personalsee CreditDEFENSES AND ARMED FORCESBush adm budget plans for incinerator at Pine Bluff ArsenalIncinerator would burn aged chemicals at Pine Bluff ArsenalLRAFB pumped $466 .4 million into local economy in 1990Parents of Martin W J Essary mistrust Navy 's suicide ruling<strong>Arkansas</strong> native Edward Moore Jr comm.ands new Navy cruiserEaker AFB has unsure future prospectsEaker Air Force Base 's future in bipartisan handsFate of JRTC at Fort Chaf fee uncertainEaker AFB , JRTC at Fort Chaffee on hit list for closingEaker AFB vicinity promises fight on base closingFort Chaffee leaders stress continued role of fortMove of JRTC to Louisiana could cost LRAFB 2,300 jobsCuts possible for 8 C-130s at LRAFBLoss of planes at LRAFB part of cuts since 1988Parents of Martin W J Essary get alleged farewell lr of sonParents of Martin W J Essary convinced he was murderedGas drilling at Fort Chaffee said not linked to closing JRTCNavy office to investigate death of Martin William J EsseryCommittee formed to try to keep Eaker AFB openBarling seeks to annex 11,000 acres of Fort Chaf feeFort Smith fights Barling over Fort Chaffee landCapt Denise Kirkland gets hearing on court-martialBill Alexander asks that Eaker AFB be ta.ken off 'hit list 'Bill Alexander remark on Federal Express and Eaker refutedFort Chaffee 's fate debated at Fort Worth hearingFederal Express disputes Bill Alexander on use of Eaker AFB<strong>Arkansas</strong> officials fight to save military bases in statePine Bluff Arsenal stock to remain until mid-1999Economic impact not big factor in status of Eaker AFBEaker AFB could be aided by addition of facilities to listCrippled C-130 lands safely at LRAFBProposal targets LRAFB for fire training missionDefender Challenge competition held at LRAFBLRAFB team wins Defender Challenge competitionFederal base-closing commission votes to close Eaker AFBSen Dale Bumpers expects Eaker AFB to be closedCommission votes to move JRTC from Fort Chaffee to Fort PolkMove of JRTC from Fort Chaffee to cost 2,100 area jobsPilot blinded by warning lights in 1990 crash at Ft ChaffeeJRTC troops welcome idea of move from <strong>Arkansas</strong>State leaders see Fort Chaffee, Eaker AFB slipping awayJRTC training program describedCamp Pike honored as second-best Army Reserve CenterUS House of Reps approve base closings, including Eaker AFBHouse vote to close bases ends debate, officials say* 12/13/91 Al 6* 12/14/91 B2 5* 12/19/91 A20 1* 12/30/91 Bl 402/ 3/91 Bl02/ 3/91 Bl02/ 6/91 B403/ 4/ 91 Bl03/10/91 Al03/13/91 AlO04/ 5/91 A304/12/91 Al04/13/91 Al04/ 13/91 A604/13/91 A604/14/91 Bl04/17 /91 Al04/18/91 B404/23/91 B304/23/91 B304/25/91 Bl05/ 1/91 Bl05/ l/91 B705/ 9/91 B905/ 9/91 B905/12/91 B705/15/91 Al05/15/91 Al05/15/91 A1205/16/91 Bl05/22/91 Bl05/30/91 A405/31/91 B606/ 1/91 Al06/11/91 Bl06/14/91 B406/22/91 B306/25/91 B306/29/91 Al06/30/91 Al07 / 1/91 Al07 / 1/91 Al07/ 3/91 Bl07 / 3/91 Bll07 /11/91 Al07 /14/91 Bl07/15/91 Bl07 /31/91 Al08/ 1/91 A355155132555222552411115545552521132222224422195
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFederal Express head tours Eaker AFB : no committment madeStealth fighter flies in for LRAFB open house and showLRAFB air show attracts over 100.000 on SaturdayCol Charles J Wax take s command of 314th wing at LRAFBEaker AFB likely to close by September 1993Col Charles J Wax predicts future of LRAFBHospital at Eaker AFB begins cutting servicesAdvisers hired to help find best use for Eaker AFBFort Chaffee honored for making improvementsEaker AFB may be heavy economic burden on areaTrust to handle Eaker AFB propertyLast B52G leaves Eaker AFB at BlythevilleLRAFB reorganizing chain of commandNAACP riled by appmts to Eaker AFB closure panelDEHAVEN• JOHN W "JAY"see also Maumelle CoDEHAVEN. TODD AND COsee Maumelle CoDELTA AUTOMATION INCHigh-tech computer firm moving to RogersDELTA CAREER COLLEGEsee Trade schoolsDELTA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPForrest City to be site of Delta 's house manufacturerDELTA STATE BANKsee Murders - Vondran. Connie FayeDEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP COUNCILsee Presidential election of 1992DEMOCRATIC PARTYsee Presidential election of 1992see TaxationDEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTSsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsoBirth control and abortionCrime and viceForests and forestryHandicappedHomosexualityInsuranceMiddle EastPrisons and prisonersTobaccoDENGUE DISEASEsee Medicine and healthDENTISTRY AND DENTAL HEALTHDental office at Searcy displays old dental instrwnentsWorld 's 2nd Laser-35 installed by Russellville dentistDES ARCsee also Economic conditions and trendsDEV ALLS BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Birth control and abortionDEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY (Ark)Larry Nichols fired in 1988 over calls to Contra rebelsLarry Nichols talked to Jim Guy Tucker about settling suitLarry Nichols unaware his suit against Gov Clinton dismissed08/23/91 Bl 209/ 7/91 Bl 209/ 8/91 Bl 210/ 1/91 Bl 210/ 2/91 Bl 210/ 8/91 Bl 2* 10/21/91 Bl 5* 10/22/91 BS 4* 10/29/91 Bl 1* 10/30/91 Bl 6* 10/30/91 B3 4* U/ 15/91 Bl 1* 11/28/91 A46 1* 12/28/91 Bl 4* 11/12/91 D2 308/30/91 Cl07 / 8/91 BS* 11/ 4/91 B210/ 6/91 Fl07/ 3/91 Bl l07 / 3/91 Bll07 /26/91 Bl521211296
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGECOLNo notice given Gov Clinton of dropping of Nichols suitLarry Nichols wants to reopen his suit against Gov ClintonLarry Nichols suit against Gov Clinton opened to publicLarry Nichols files to have suit reinstatedLarry Nichols wins legal point. wants to sue Bill ClintonADFA battles dw indling farm ownership in stateADFA considering nationwide bond issue for medical groupQuestions raised on bond plan for American HealthcareDIABETESsee Medicine and healthDIAMOND CENTERsee Little RockDIAMONDSsee Parks. recreation and tourismDICKEY. JAMESAuthor shares stories about his life, work in UAM lectureDIERKS. ANNEsee also Birth control and abortionDIERKS. HANSDierks made his fortune by investing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>DIERKS. HERMANDierks made his fortune by investing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>DIET AND NUTRITION. Humansee also Toxicological Research, National Center forDIETZ , JIMsee also Contracts and purchasing, GovtDIGBY, TOMsee also Courts, State and LocalDIGNITY (Orgn)see Crime and viceDILLARD DEPARTMENT STORES INCsee also News and news mediaDillard shares hit $97 , an all-time highDillard 's reports 23 .4 pct rise in income in 1990Dillard stock hits record $106Dutch firm to sell its holdings in Dillard stocksStock hits record trading high of $120Vendamerica sells 8.964 million Dillard 's sharesDillard 's net income grows 30 pctDillard is darling of Wall StreetDillard stock hits new high of $129.75 per shareDillard buying 7 Maison Blaches in expansion into FloridaDillard gains name recognition in MexicoDillard chain may grow in FloridaBids $74.5 mil.lion for 12 Federated Dept Stores in FloridaFlorida stores sought by Dillard are in growth areaDillard 's loses bid for Jordan Marsh stores in FloridaEarnings increase 24 pct despite rough times for retailersDILLARD , WILLIAM SRDillard receives honorary doctorate from Columbia UnivDillard gives advice to Southern Newspapers Publishers AssnInterviewed at Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn convDILLON, KEN Dsee also Police07/26/91 Bl07 /27 /91 BlO07 /30/91 B207/31/91 B209/ 7 /91 BlO09/ 9/91 x7* 12/09/91 Dl* 12/22/91 Gl* 11/ 9/91 Bl**10/13/91 Al10/13/91 Al01/19/91 Cl02/28/91 Cl03/ 6/91 Cl04/ 4/91 Cl04/ 17 /91 Cl04/26/91 Cl05/14/91 Cl05/19/91 Fl05/25/91 Cl06/29/91 Cl06/30/91 Fl08/ 1/91 Cl08/ 2/91 Cl08/ 4/91 Fl08/ 7 /91 Cl08/13/91 Cl11/25/91 Dl11/25/91 Dl2115111142253252252652222521597
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Sex crimesDIOXINsee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsDISABLED PERSONSsee HandicappedDISASTERSArk has not recd $2 .5 million in flood aid from US govt 09/27 /91 Bl 2Hold-up on flood relief proving new disaster for counties 10/ 3/91 Bl 4DISCRIMINATIONsee Civil rights and discriminationDISEASE AND ILLNESSsee Medicine and healthDISORDERLY CONDUCTAbout 250 rioted in Granite Mtn after police arrest of teen 09/14/91 Bl 6Granite Mountain residents blame police for angry riot09/15/91 Bl 5Column writes on Granite Mountain conditions09/18/91 B9 4DIXIE FURNITURE COLewis family operates 8-store chain in east <strong>Arkansas</strong>06/30/91 Fl 2DODDRIDGEStore has been center of social life for decades * 10/21/91 B2 1DOG RACINGSouthland Greyhound Park wants larger share of wagering 01/15/91 G4 1Opposition to Southland request on wagering share fading 01/17 /91 I3 1Group of bettors to fight Southland proposal on larger share 01/19/91 Bl 5Bettors oppose rise in track's wager share01/23/91 H8 1Boycott by bettors cause drop in betting handle at Southland 01/24/91 14 4Bill in Senate cal ls for end to admission fee at Southland 01/29/91 G7 2Southland Park wants increased wager take02/ 6/91 H2 3Southland track revenue distribution changes sought02/ 8/91 17 5Bill to increase Southland share of wagers is killed02/ 9/91 A13 5Fight still on for larger share of wagers for Southland 02/16/91 B6 1Compromise reached on bill affecting takeout at Southland 03/13/91 !4 4Southland Greyhound Corp reports profit; firm disputes figure 04/ 2/91 Bl 2Southland files ne1r1 report with state04/ 9/91 B2 4Sen Mike Everett calls for probe of Southland track funds 08/ 2/91 BlO 1DOGPATCH ARKANSAS AMUSEMENT PARKsee Amusement parksDOGPATCH USA AMU SEMENT PARKsee Amusement parksDOGSsee Animalssee Dog racingDOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee FootballDOLLS AND DOLLMAKERSsee MuseumsDOMESTIC ABUSE Ar:r (1989)see Famil ies and family lifeDONREY OUTDOOR ADVERTISINGsee also Advertisingsee also VandalismDOOLIN. BILLsee also History (Ark)DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES98
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Fund ra1s1ngDOW CHEMICAL COsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsDOYNE, VIRGIL Dsee also BlacksDRAGONWAGON1 CRESCENTsee also Books and writingsee also Hotelssee also RestaurantsDRAUGHON SCHOOL OF BUSINESSDraughon seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection* 11/ 6/91 Dl 2DRAWINGsee Culture and the artsDREW COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUMsee MuseumsDREW, ROYsee also Stephens IncDRIFTWOO, JIMMIEsee also Parks , recreation and tourismDRIFTWOOD, JIMMIEMr and Mrs Driftwood seriously inj ured in Iowa auto accident 08/ 16/91 Bl 2DROWNINGSsee also Pipkin, Christian MarieLR child vanishes in <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at Riverfront Park06/10/91 Bl 2Youth still missing in <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at LR06/11/91 Al 2Body of child who drowned at Riverfront Park found06/12/91 BS 1DRUG ABUSEsee Substance abuse and trafficDRUG TRAFFICsee Iran-Contra Affairsee Substance abuse and trafficDRUG WATCHsee Callan Publishing CompanyDRUGS AND DRUG TRADEsee also Athletics and sportssee also Insurancesee also Mental health and disordersBill in Legis would guarantee freedom in choosing pharmacyInsurors. HMOs could not exclude some pharmacies under billSenate passes bill allowing choice of pharmacistsLawmakers argue real purpose of pharmacy choice billPharmacy bill wins again in House committeeFreedom of choice pharmacy bill passes House, goes to GovDrug price surge hits VA hospitalsPharmacies in Ark pulling Sudafed capsules from shelvesGov Clinton delays decision on 'freedom of choice' billFreedom of choice bill signed by Gov ClintonPrices vary as much as stores in Little Rock areaDRUGS AND DRUG TRADE. Animalsee Livestock and poultryDRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVINGsee Traffic Accidents and safetyDUKE. DAVIDsee also Politics and govt01/20/91 G201/29/91 G202/ 5/91 G602/12/91 G402/ 14/91 I402/22/91 !402/24/91 Bl03/ 4/91 Al03/27 /91 HS04/ 2/91 BB08/20/91 C21144312655299
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Presidential election of 1992Arkansans donate to campaign for governor of LouisianaFormer Nazi Ralph Forbes says groundwork laid in 1988 raceRalph Forbes managed Duke presidential campaign in 1988DUMASsee also FiresDUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag24DUMOND• WAYNEsee also Sex crimesDUNCAN INDUSTRIES PARKING CONTROL S SYSTEMS CORPDuncan innocent of antitrust in dispute with POMJury totally exonerates Duncan of antitrust violation chgDUNCAN. WILLIAMsee also Iran-Contra AffairDUNKIN • GEORGEsee also Athletics and sportsDUPPS. KIRKsee also Phillips Cos IncDYERJudge chides three aldermen. two others in fistfightDYER, DONsee also Athletics and sportssee also Athletics and sportsE-Z MART STORES INCE-Z Mart buys Spe-Dee Mart chainFeature article on growth of E-Z Mart chainEADES. MICHAELsee also Medi-Stat Medical ClinicEAKER AIR FORCE BASEsee Defenses and armed forcessee Economic developmentEARL . JOHNsee also Courts. State and localEARLE INDUSTRIESJesse Jackson visits factory as union leaders arrestedPlant workers vote 16S-131 to unionizeEARTH DAYsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsEARTHCARE SYSTEMS INCFayettevile firm develops turnkey composting systemEARTHQUAKESOfficials hope state keeps quake awareness<strong>Arkansas</strong> getting two high-technology detectorsNortheast Ark hit by 4.6 earthquakeQuake raises ey ebrows in six states; little damage reportedTremor emphasizes importance of state 's new earthquake billCypress study shows quakes may have formed Reelfoot LakeMay quake blamed for damage to Hughes school buildingMinor quake hits Northeast ArkQuake on July 7 was not part of New Madrid Fault system* 11/10/91 Al* 11/14/91 A9* 11/14/91 A9* 12/ 4/91 D3* 12/ 6/91 D3* ll/ 22/91 Bl06/ 6/91 Cl08/26/91 x810/ 2/91 A3* 10/26/91 Cl08/ 6/91 Cl01/ 6/91 Bl04/ 7/91 B2OS/ 4/91 Al05/ 5/91 Bl05/ 7/91 B505/29/91 B1406/15/91 B707/ 8/91 B407/ 9/91 BSBrine inj ection may be linked to El Dorado quakes since 1983 10/11/91 BSNew Madrid fault is subj ect of investigation by USGS* 10/ 19/91 ClGeologists set off 22 explosives along New Madrid Fault * 11/ 3/91 A2221114551255546221511512100
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGeologists gain 'picture 'of New Madrid FaultSierra Club targeting waste inj ection in Union County wellsNew Madrid Fault to be studied from low-flying planeYear after quake scare along New Madrid Fault people relaxEAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGEseeEAST CAMDENRobberies and theftsDispute erupts over el imination of police chief postEASTERseeReligionEASTERN COLLEGE OF HEALTH VOCATIONSseeTrade schoolsEASTMAN KODAK COsee alsoECLIPSESseeAviation and aircraftSpace. OuterECONOMIC ASSISTANCEDelta development suggestions taken to heart by LegislatureLower Mississippi Delta Consortium says poor roads hurt DeltaHistory . census show ongoing exi t of Delta populationOutmigration sapping Delta areaHuman side of the Delta discussedFdn for Mid South to seek private help with Delta problemsFour states have not paid share of Delta proj ect budgetDelta help a trick.le despite grand planMississippi River Delta Symposium held at JonesboroECONOMI C CONDITIONS AND TRENDSLoansdown in 1990 in Pulaski CountyArk economy slows with rest of nationForest products industry in Ark stalledFaulkner County can expected continued growth, rept saysRecession takes hold in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Recession may bypass <strong>Arkansas</strong>. economist saysOutlook for <strong>Arkansas</strong> after the recession<strong>Arkansas</strong> 's job growth in non-agri employment(chart)<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s employment in non-agri jobs, 1980-1990Recession's effect on Ark said not severe<strong>Arkansas</strong> economy beating most of nation<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks low on economic reportHeadlines don't tell whole story,Hugh Pollard writes(chart)State leads in defense contracts loss with 56 pct declineArk per capita income as percent of US income. 1956-1990Economists says stagnation period for Ark economy ending<strong>Arkansas</strong> dodges worst of recessionFordyce has surplus of skilled jobsDes Arc feels sting of plant closingsArkansans earning more, but not spending it,<strong>Arkansas</strong> may be heading into recessionofficial saysFalling CD interest rates affecting retirees in stateBentonville among areas feeling economic pinchBentonville among areasfeel ing economic pinchSome positives noted for Ark during recessionSome positives noted for Ark during recessionEconomist says Ark fares well during current recession* 11/ 4/91 Bl* 11/ 7/91 B5* 11/ 14/91 B3* 12/ 5/91 Bl06/26/91 B404/ 7 /9104/27 /9104/28/9104/28/9106/ 9/9106/23/9107/17/9108/ 4/9110/ 8/91BlBl2AlAlClB6AlBlB201/16/91 Cl01/17/91 Cl01/20/91 Fl02/ 1/91 B303/ 3/91 Fl03/12/91 Cl04/ 1/91 xlO04/ 1/91 xll04/ 1/91 xll04/ 6/91 ClO04/20/91 B204/20/91 Cl05/19/91 Fl07/21/91 Fl08/ 5/91 :x:308/ 5/91 x308/19/91 x709/ 1/91 Fl10/ 6/91 Fl10/11/91 B3* 11/ 2/91 Al* 11/17 /91 Gl* 12/ 1/91 G7* 12/ 1/91 G7* 12/ 1/91 G7* 12/ l/91 G7* 12/ 8/91 Gl51151212222211222525114122141112244111111101
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS - Ark IndicatorsOl/7/x19/1 01/14/x23/ 1 01/21/xl9/1 01/28/xl9/1 02/4/x.23/102/ ll/x23/ 1 02/18/x.27 /1 02/ 25/x27 /1 03/4/x23/103/ ll/x27 /1 03/18/x.27 /1 03/25/x.13/1 04/1/x.13/104/8/x.13/1 04/15/x.13/l 04/22/xl3/1 04/29/x.13/l 05/6/xl3/105/ 13/x.13/1 05/20/xl2/l 05/27 /x.13/l 06/3/x13/106/10/xl3/ 1 06/17/x.13/1 06/24/x. 12/1 07 /1/x.13/l 07 /8/x.13/l07 /15/x13/1 07 /22/xll/1 07 /22/xll/1 07/29/xl1/108/5/xll/1 08/12/xll/1 08/19/xll/1 08/26/xll/1 09/9/xll/109/16/xll/1 09/23/xll/1 09/30/xll/1 10/7/xll/110/14/xll/l 11/3/G2/3 11/ 10/G2/3 ll/17 /G2/3 ll/24/G2/312/1/G2/3 12/8/G2/3 12/15/G2/3 12/22/G2/3 12/29/G2/312/l/G2/3 12/ 8/G2/3 12/15/G2/3 12/22/G2/3 12/27 /G2/3ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTArkadelphia turns corner. attracts new industryIn-depth interview with Gov Bill Clinton on Ark commerceLR funds used by Chamber may be subj ect to FOI provisionsState law al lows cities to donate funds for econ developmentHugh Pollard urges areas of state to work togetherAIDC seeks to match in-state industries for supplies. salesAIDC works to recycle industrial buildingsBill in Legis would form <strong>Arkansas</strong> Rural Development CommGov Bill Clinton's package in Legis holds some promiseLinked deposit bank loan bill could help create jobsADFA loans av ailable for construction of spec buildingsMike Mil ler. Sid Brain are owners of Van Horn ConstructionShell buildings useful in attracting industry to t01rJnsVan Horn Construction in Russellville develops spec buildingBill to open AIDC files fails in House committeeEmpire of <strong>Arkansas</strong> dominates in businessFactories set expansion record in Ark last yearNLR plans another industrial parkAP&L contract with PPH Fantus Corp to aid in industry searchDavid Harrington says no racial bias in AIDC decisionsAIDC 's David Harrington wants emphasis on white-collar jobsHugh Pollard offers ideas for improving Delta regionDel Boyette is director of AIDC 's industrial development divTexarkana area may land 700 new jobs soonJob figures prove AIDC a success. columnist writesOnly 86 new jobs announced in Ark during MarchHot Springs reviving with help of Oakl awn promotionsBusiness incubators funding has not kept pace with growthWinrock ntnl unveils program for Ark rural entrepreneursWinrock Intnl sets up rural assistance program for <strong>Arkansas</strong>Fort Smith knows how to get things done. columnist writesJasper to benefit from Winrock Intnl rural programWinrock gives Ark chance to show the way in rural developmentNine SW Ark counties unite effort for economic developmentA!DC explains failure to recruit aerospace industriesFdn for the Mid South wants no more studies of Delta problemsInterview with AIDC Executive Director Dave HarringtonFeature article on criticisms leveled at AIDC, its statisticsAerospace industry is hope of Walnut Ridge. PocahontasGov Clinton pledges aid in converting Eaker AFB for industry01/12/91 Cl01/14/91 x701/27 /91 B201/27/91 B201/27/91 Fl01/28/91 xlO01/28/91 xll01/31/91 I402/ 3/91 C302/ 4/91 x2202/ 4/ 91 x702/ 4/91 x702/ 4/91 x702/ 4/91 x702/ 7/91 I802/17 /91 Fl02/23/91 Cl02/25/91 xl503/ 1/91 ClO03/14/91 Cl03/22/91 cs03/24/91 Fl03/25/91 :x:1503/26/91 Cl04/ 14/91 C404/19/91 ClO04/20/91 Cl04/23/91 Cl05/ 9/91 Cl05/10/91 Cl05/12/91 Fl05/27 /91 x905/27 /91 x906/ 6/91 ClO06/21/91 C806/23/91 B606/24/91 x606/24/91 x.807 / 9/91 CB07 /12/91 Bl211111l114111111213241121222231111221112102
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLittle Rock lags in attracting new industry 07/22/91 x6 1Critical mass. politics and plant locations topic of column 08/12/91 x:3 3Swiss consul warns against exporting junk to Switzerland 09/11/91 ClO 1Labor spokeS11tan says AIDC puffery produces few jobs for Ark 09/28/91 BB 1Aerospace task force holds first meeting * 11/ 6/91 B9 3Incentives needed to get aerospace industries * 11/ 6/91 B9 3Aerospace execs tell state what incentives attract them * 11/27/91 A6 1Aerospace tax incentive proposals heard * 12/ 7/91 B3 1Consortium to aid manufacturers. small business. formed * 12/20/91 Dl 6Winrock heads consortium called Ark Rural Enterprise Center * 12/20/91 Dl 6ECONOMIC INDICATORSsee Economic conditions and trendsEDUCATIONsee alsosee alsoAdventure <strong>University</strong> IncAdvertisingsee al sosee al so<strong>Arkansas</strong> School for Mathematics and Science<strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Blindsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoBombs and bomb threatsColleges and universitiesEducation. Adul tFund raisingGovernor 's School (Ark)HazingIlliteracyInsuranceInternational studentsMedicine and healthNational Education Goals PanelPoorQuiz BowlSchool Readiness Task Force (US)Substance abuse and trafficTeacher Retirement System (Ark)Trade schoolsLR Dist Bd backs 2.0 gpa graduation standardSpecial education teachers aim for delicate balancePassage of Constitutional Am.dt 59 costs school s millionsArk Educ Assn to push for higher teacher salaries this yearConway High School 's new principal holds day-long talksRacial fights led to suspension of 22 Conway High studentsState Rep Ed Thicksten wants pay raises to follow formulaLegislators support school tax. poll showsLR Dist to battle drug. gang activity in schoolsJim Guy Tucker backs by-passing formula for teacher raisesEducation sezvice cooperatives ruled liable for sales taxesPulaski Dist closer to 2.0 gpa requirement for graduationLR Dist panel favors tabling gpa graduation ruleTeachers expect salary raise from legislatureCurriculum audit lists 13 steps for LR Dist improvementReport critical of LR Dist Bd. CTA negotiations pactConway ministers seek racial harmony in schoolsPul aski Dist Bd to cut academics before athleticsCurriculum audit rept savages LR Dist School BoardPulaski Dist Bd reverses vote to cut courses01/ 1/91 Bl 201/ 2/91 Bl 201/ 2/91 B8 501/ 3/91 Bl 201/ 3/91 B3 501/ 3/91 B3 501/ 4/91 B6 101/ 5/91 B4 501/ 6/91 Al 201/ 8/91 Bl 501/ B/91 B6 301/ 9/91 Al 201/ 9/91 Bl 601/11/91 BB 101/12/91 Al 201/12/91 K3 501/12/91 B3 201/13/91 Al 501/13/91 Bl 201/14/91 Bl 1103
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNLR Dist Bd accused of racism in bus drivers union drive 01/lS/91 Bl 6Com.ray group to address racial tension in schools 01/15/91 B3 2Gov Bill Clintons state Rep Ed Thicksten agree on salaries 01/ lS/91 G2 3Gov Bill Clinton wants all new tax revenues for education 01/16/91 Al 2West Point patrons want children to go to Riverview Dist 01/16/91 B3 2Star City Bd reinstates Supt D F Womack 01/16/91 B7 2Education heavily stressed in Gov Clinton 's address to Legis 01/16/91 H4 1Bill :in Legis discourages abuse of merger incentive funds 01/16/91 H6 1Optimism high for pay raise for teachers 01/16/91 H6 3Gould Dist cancels white student transfers from black dist 01/17/91 Bl 4Faizview Dist slowed by desegregation issue 01/17/91 B4 6State Rep Jodie Mahony wants legis session to focus on educ 01/17/91 !2 3LR Dist curriculum audit is critical but useful 01/18/91 Bl 2Pulaski Dist committee opposes 2.0 gpa graduation requirement 01/18/91 Bl 2Bill in Legis seeks return of funding for 'phantom students ' 01/18/91 B6 3Columnist urges Pulaski Dist Bd to give academics priority 01/19/91 Bl 1Court clears way for Pulaski Dist to build Wrightsville sch 01/19/91 Bl 5Conway Dist plans workshop for better racial relations 01/19/91 B3 5Teachers hold rally at Capitol to urge higher salaries 01/20/91 Al 2Legislators hear voices of teachers,; prospect for raises high 01/20/91 Bl SThree Fort Smith schools named Schools of Excellence 01/20/91 B3 1Fort Smith Dist bl acks seek Martin Luther King hol iday 01/22/91 Bl 2NLR Dist bus drivers continue effort for union 01/22/91 B2 4Acorn asks Pine Bluff Dist for holiday for King 's birthday 01/22/91 B3 2Robert McCord column urges that new money go to teachers 01/22/91 G3 1Gov Clinton presents his education package to Legislature 01/22/91 GS 4AEA wants to stick with Governor 's plan for Trust Fund 01/23/91 Hl 3Proposal made to assure that raises go to teachers only 01/23/91 Hl 3Expected teacher pay raises listed for each district 01/23/91 H4 1House comm passes bill to require staying in school to age 17 01/23/91 H5 1House panel backs bill requiring alternative educ programs 01/23/91 H5 1Rep Carolyn Pollan says teachers should not get all revenue 01/23/91 H5 4Gov Clinton 's sales tax bill clears Senate, 30-5 01/24/91 Al 5State Rep Jimmie Wilson favors separate, but equal schools 01/24/91 Bl 1Conway High students help mend racial rift 01/24/91 B3 2Administrators want cut of Educational Excellence Trust Fund 01/24/91 !5 1House panel approves Gov Clinton 's half-cent tax package 01/25/91 Al 2Pulaski dists desegregation plan will not be appealed 01/25/91 Al 2LR Dist seeks approval for aerospace magnet school 01/25/91 Bl 5Terry Ku sturin alleges her child was neglected. abused 01/25/91 B3 5Truancy hearing for Carlisle parent Terry Ku sturin delayed 01/25/91 B3 5Fight at Jacksonville High may have been gang related 01/25/91 B4 1Gravett Dist asks US Supreme Ct to review Bible class issue 01/25/91 BS SBill amended so principals can share in salary raise plan 01/25/91 14 1Rep Ed Thicksten trying to refine his complex educ formula 01/25/91 !7 1Tax package passes Legislature is signed by Gov Clinton 01/26/91 Al 2Teachers jubilant as House approves sales tax rise 01/26/91 Al 2LR Dist to pay hal f of legal fees of attorney John Kaplan 01/26/91 Al 6Federal judge rej ects LR Dist plan for av iation magnet school 01/26/91 Bl 5Stuttgart Dist sued over suspension of black student 01/26/91 B6 1Jonesboro Dist Alternative School proves successful 01/27/91 BS 1LR Dist Alternative Classroom Experience held at Pfeifer Camp 01/28/91 Bl 2Ashdown torn apart by effort to oust Supt Bill Stringer 01/29/91 Bl 5Dr Joycelyn Elders to push bill to add more health nurses 01/29/91 G2 2104
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEducation trust money made permanent fixture 01/29/91 G3 1Joint legis comm recommends raising retirement plan benefits 01/29/91 G6 3Pulaski Dist Bd approves budget cuts of over $1.4 million 01/30/91 Al 6LR Dist urged to phase-in gpa requirement for graduation 01/30/91 Bl 4House bill calls for tougher curriculum for honors graduates 01/30/91 H2 3Plan for funding 'phanton students' back in Legis 01/30/91 H2 3State senate passes Education Trust Fund bill 01/30/91 H4 1Pulaski Dist budget cut to cost many jobs 01/31/91 Bl 2Group of key bills fly past panel in Senate 01/31/91 15 1Proposal in Legis could restructure public schools 01/31/91 16 4Ashdown School Bd does not renew contract of Supt B Stringer 02/ 1/91 B2 SHumnoke Supt Paula Hederson feels no sex distrimination 02/ 1/91 B3 3School consolidation bill back in Legislature 02/ 1/91 12 3Education Trust Fund bill passes. sent to Gov Clinton 02/ 1/91 I2 5Column touts bill on preschool programs 02/ 1/91 I5 1House bill seeks tougher standards for high school graduation 02/ 1/91 IS 1Rouse panel approves preschool bi.11 02/ 1/91 15 4Education Trust Fund signed into law by Gov Bill Clinton 02/ 2/91 A7 4Preschool programs win approval of Senate 02/ 2/ 91 A7 4Black parents. LR Dist agree on aerospace magnet school 02/ 2/91 Bl 5Forrest City Dist elem schools may offer magnet school plan 02/ 2/91 B7 1Stuttgart suspends mandatory Pledge of Alliegance 02/ 2/91 B9 4Consolidation proposed in bill would give Ark 100 districts 02/ 3/91 Bl2 4Sen Clarence Bell proposes to spare Palestine-Wheatley repay 02/ 4/91 B3 1Supts pleased with progress of educ during Legis session 02/ 4/91 B3 1Palestine-Wheatley may be closed because of lack of money 02/ 4/91 B3 3Pilot proj ect at Pine Bluff pushes math. science 02/ 5/91 B3 2Pilot proj ect at Pine Bluff seeks to inv olve parents 02/ 5/91 B3 2Bill in Legis would lure state 's retired teachers back 02/ 5/91 G3 4Delta-area schools already seeking funds for preschool prog 02/ 5/91 G4 1House votes for preschool plan 02/ 5/91 G4 1Column on need for new Ark history textbook 02/ 5/91 G8 4Benton may turn to alternative school to stem expulsions 02/ 7/91 B3 2Column critical of House comm failure on graduation policies 02/ 7/91 I8 1Cabot sponsors Community Leaders in the Classroom program 02/ 8/91 B3 4Sides agree on wide-ranging changes in school funding formula 02/ 8/91 I4 4Students switching from private schools to public in LR 02/ 9/91 Bl 5Wheatley plaintiffs oppose moving classes to Palestine 02/ 9/91 B2 2Fort Smith parents try to save school for learning disabled 02/ 11/91 B3 1Phase in of college prep standards favored by Burton Elliott 02/11/91 BS 4State Education Bd delays adding S days to teacher contract s 02/12/91 Bl 5Cabot and Lonoke school suffer heavy vandalism 02/ 12/91 B3 1Eight schools lose accreditation; 37 schools off probation 02/12/91 B4 SSenate passes bill making mandatory attendance age 17 02/12/91 GS 1Amendement S9 shortchanges schools. governments 02/13/91 B9 1House of Reps votes to widen school choice law 02/13/91 H4 1House approves school funding formula 02/14/91 !2 3Rep Jodie Mahony urges three types of high school displomas 02/14/91 IS 5Transfer bill may bring better schools 02/15/91 IS 1Alternative classrooms win approval of House of Reps 02/15/91 I6 1Sweeping school proposal endorsed by House Education Comm 02/15/91 16 1Column critical of House Education Comm actions 02/15/91 18 1Rogers High School students walk off campus to support black 02/16/91 Bl 2Creation of science and math school wins House approval 02/16/91 B6 2105
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHouse of Reps passes several school billsNLR ban on spanking students concerns some teachersNewport Dist will lose state funds if millage not increasedLR Dist Supt Ruth Steele urges bd to act on security planRogers High School student walkout will bring punishmentMore school health clinics approved by legislative panelHouse turns its back on 'phanton students. ' columnist writesNew law requires dists to file personnel policiesBill giving extra funds to dists with low enrollment defeatedGov Bill Clinton fights funds for 'phantom students'Sen Jerry D Jewell favors funding 'phantom students'Sparks flew in Senate committee over 'phantom students'Teacher salary format. raise plan clash in Senate committeeSpringdale librarian Janet Greeson chosen for awardCharges in racial incident at Conway High School droppedColumn discusses role reversal of Senator Jerry D JewellMinimum salary schedule bill in Sen could create problemsFunding for 'phantom students' appears to be doomedExpel the phantom students (ed)Hot Springs Dist to close two school buildingsConsolidation study by Dr Donald Wright gets little attentionLR Dist plan to restructure Fuller criticized by John WalkerMagnet schools applicants out early. in large numb ers in LRLR Dist Supt Ruth Steele wants pilot pol ice program in schoolLegislation approved for mandatory attendance age of 17Minimum teacher salary bill gets boost from AF.ALR Dist principals voice doubts about police in schoolsSenate Educ Comm urges approval on raising school standardsBill providing funds for phantom students withdrawnLR Dist Bd rej ects pilot police plan for schoolsMinimum teacher salary scale wins Senate approvalTiered diploma bill gets approval of House Education CommTiered diploma system is subj ect of Bob Lancaster columnJohn Wesley Kezmier sentenced on sexual abuse chargePalestine-Wheatley Dist wants school settlement set asideBruno-Pyatt Dist tries block approach to teaching subj ectsLR Dist teachers seek help with classroom discipline<strong>Arkansas</strong> Baptist School System may build new facilityCompul sory school attendance age of 17 becomes lawDr Joycelyn Elders. abortion foes debate health clinicsTiered diploma plan fails in House voteCabot Dist parents voice concern over busingEducators salute legislators for raising education moneyNew law updates bus fleets. aids dists with low real estateSchool funding legislation signed by Gov Bill ClintonTiered diploma bill fails second time in HouseMarianna elementary school children to wear uniformPfeifer Camp alternative school graduates 23 fifth gradersPulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers approves contractPilot proj ect to teach appl ied math with 'hands-on' learningPulaski Dist teacher contract approvedTeachers would have statewide minimum pay scale in 1993Counselors would spend more time with students under proposalTeacher pay fund will not be split with other personnel02/16/91 B602/19/91 Bl02/ 19/91 BlO02/19/91 B202/19/91 B202/20/91 H402/20/91 H502/20/91 H702/20/91 H802/21/91 !202/21/91 1202/21/91 !202/21/91 1602/22/91 Bl02/22/91 B302/22/91 IS02/23/91 A1502/23/91 A1502/23/91 BlO02/25/91 Bl02/25/91 B302/26/91 B202/26/91 B202/27 /91 Al02/27 /91 H302/27 /91 H502/28/91 Bl02/28/91 1602/28/91 !803/ 1/91 Bl03/ 1/91 I103/ 1/91 !603/ 1/91 1803/ 2/91 Bl03/ 2/91 B203/ 3/91 B303/ 4/91 B203/ 5/91 CB03/ 5/91 G703/ 6/91 Al03/ 6/91 H303/ 8/91 B303/ 8/91 1503/ 9/91 A703/ 9/91 A703/ 9/91 A703/10/91 B303/11/91 Bl03/11/91 Bl03/12/91 B203/13/91 Bl03/13/91 IS03/13/91 1803/14/91 14213121131333142124151232411116411252535212111121644115106
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState asked to place hyperactive Greenbrier studentUS Supreme Ct forbids Bible study at Gravette in school hoursNLR citizens want study of dist consolidation in Pulaski CoNLR group wants only two school dists in Pulaski CountyPrescott Dist couple angered by sex education class languageFederal judge berates LR Dist officials for new constructionTrust fund will not pay for non-teacher salary raisesArk Educ Assn pleased with session of LegislatureHouse adopts bill to recruit more minority educatorsNLR sets school forums on proposed two dists for Pulaski CoPublic meetings to address NLR dist reorganiz ingEnola and Mount Vernon Dists resume merger talksLR Dist Supt Ruth Steele wants delay in 2.0 graduation gpaHouse of Reps turns down funds to settle Camden school caseLonoke Dist begins Saturday school to avoid suspensionsBill to establish uniform grading scale passes LegislatureLR Dist to overhaul curriculum before upping gpa requirementEnola. Mount Vernon boards gain ground in merger talks<strong>Arkansas</strong> slowly climbing up education ladderAnn Brown to monitor desegregation in Pulaski Co distsEnola and Mount Vernon residents to vote on proposed mergerCompensatory educ proj ect offers help to NLR studentsLR Dist Supt Ruth Steele undaunted by big problemsTeachers placed on probation in testing caseNew rul es adopted by Legis may spell end of small distsCamden student seeks seat on Fairview School Dist BoardLR Dist to build $16 .5 million Aerospace Magnet SchoolLR Diet 's Deputy Supt Herb Cleek diesServices of Ann Brown cost taxpayers $98.000 per yearFew attended meeting on feasibil ity of 2 dists in Pulaski CoBryant Dist officials complain about TV crews on campusBryant Dist parents protested handling of incident at schoolBryant disciplines 8 girls removed from campus by policePine Bluff school exchanges art work with Japanese schoolJacksonv il.le parents to protest PUMSY self-esteem programSome people believe PUMSY teaches New Age phil.osophy<strong>Arkansas</strong> ahead of Bush adm proposals. Gov Clinton saysPerryville Dist already ahead of Bush 's call for reformBryant Dist suspensions of students stir appeal to ACLUPeace Corps proj ect Teach for America coming to Delta areaSettlement near on Fairview Dist desegregation costsPal estine-Wheatley may be forced to lay off teachersConway Dist Supt Raymond J Simon lists prioritiesNLR board meeting heats up over proposal to study mergersBeebe parents face chgs for allowing son to drop outSearcy parents unhappy over new attendance zonesOpponents blast proposed study of Pulaski dists mergerLR Dist draws 236 students from private schoolsFairview Dist approves desegregation settlementState to pay Fairview Dist $9.56 million over 10-yr periodLR suburban area children transferring to magnet schoolsPalestine-Wheatley bd votes not to rehire seven teachersTen <strong>Arkansas</strong> educators to visit Japan this fallLR Dist bd members say desegregation plan invites quotas03/15/91 B3 203/19/91 A6 403/20/91 Bl 103/21/91 Al 203/21/91 B2 303/21/91 B2 503/21/91 HB 303/22/91 I3 403/23/91 AlO 203/23/91 Bl 603/27 /91 Bl 203/27 /91 B3 603/28/91 Bl 303/28/91 B2 203/28/91 B3 203/28/91 !5 303/29/91 Bl 203/30/91 B3 204/ 4/91 Bl 204/ 6/91 B2 204/ 6/91 B3 404/ 7 /91 B2 204/ 8/91 x15 104/ 9/91 Bl 204/ 11/91 Al 204/12/91 B8 104/ 13/91 Bl 204/13/91 Bl 504/14/91 B5 504/17 /91 Bl 204/17 /91 B3 604/17 /91 B3 604/18/91 B3 204/18/91 B3 204/18/91 B4 404/18/91 V4 404/19/91 A4 104/19/91 A4 204/19/91 B3 204/20/91 Bl s04/21/91 BS 104/22/91 B2 604/24/91 B3 504/24/91 B4 404/26/91 B3 l04/26/91 B3 604/26/91 B6 204/26/91 B7 104/27 /91 Al 604/27 /91 Al 604/27 /91 Bl 604/27 /91 B3 504/29/91 B5 l04/30/91 Bl 2107
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSteering comm may guide study for two dists in Pulaski Co 04/30/91 B3 5Fairview Dist desegretation settlement gets legis panel okay 04/30/91 BS 2Study of merger of Pulaski dists dead for nw 05/ 1/91 Bl 2New Futures study shows LR students score better in testing 05/ 2/91 Bl 2Altheimer- Sherrill teachers dispute plan for salary raises 05/ 2/91 B3 5Fairview Dist sends desegregation settlement plan to judge 05/ 2/91 B6 4Work begins on 10-year ov erhaul of state 's public schools 05/ 4/91 B2 2Group pushes for Afrocentric Curriculum in Pulaski Co schools 05/ 5/91 B12 1Eight teachers. ten students at LR get rewards for excellence 05/ 7/91 Al 5Pay of Ark teachers ranks 50th out of 51 05/ 7/91 Bl 2Bryant Dist patrons allege favoritism toward some students 05/ 7/91 B3 6Salary raises already approved will boost Ark standing 05/ 8/91 A6 4Two youths arrested at Watson Chapel Jr High after incidents 05/ 8/91 B3 2Bryant Dist Bd to study handling of protest, student arrests 05/ 8/91 B3 6LR Dist 8th-graders fail MPT at higher rate than past years 05/ 9/91 Bl 3Peace comes to Gravette (ed on Bible class controversy) 05/ 9/91 BlO 1Fairview Dist desegregation plan gets federal court approval 05/ 9/91 B6 4LR Dist bd concerned by drop in 8th grade MPT scores 05/10/91 Bl 2Lower MPT scores in LR Dist spurs action for reforms 05/10/91 B2 2Gov Bill Clinton suggests giving GED test to 12th graders 05/11/91 B9 5Falling scores mean LR Dist must do more. columnist writes 05/14/91 B7 1Security for Stanford Achievement Test upgraded by state 05/16/91 Al 5AF.A says 301 dists need work on teacher pay scales 05/16/91 B6 4State to require essay-type test to prove writing skills 05/17 /91 Al 6New Little Rock CTA president hopes to avoid confrontation 05/20/91 B3 1More use of technology in teaching needed. Kay Bland says 05/22/91 B4 6Dropouts not losing driver licenses as law requires 05/23/91 Bl 5Legis panel says teacher pay raises to be given immediately 05/23/91 BB 4Griffithville High School holding last commencement 05/24/91 Al 2Angry mother tries to shoot LR Dist teacher Keith Mathis 05/24/91 Al 5School safety is maj or issue, LR Dist bd told 05/24/91 Bl 5Maj ority of 8th graders fail ing MPT at LR lack reading skills 05/24/91 B2 1Cleo Randall faces chgs in alleged attempt to shoot Mathis 05/25/91 Al 2LR Dist has not followed advice of school safety consultant 05/25/91 Al 2LR Dist may lock all but main entrance to buildings 05/25/91 Al 2Keith Mathis followed LR Dist policy in removing student 05/25/91 Bl 1LR Dist teacher on probation for leaving room. pul ling hair 05/25/91 Bl 4Gov Clinton wants dists to enforce dropout law 05/25/91 B6 4Hall High yearbook photo draws complaints 05/25/91 B6 4Newark Dist seniors suspected of drinking, miss graduation 05/25/91 B8 4Honor graduates in Pulaski County list colleges 05/26/91 BB 1Growing incidents with weapons alarm LR Dist officials 05/28/91 Al 6Principal John Hickman called the problem at Central High 05/28/91 Bl 1Group seeks alternative school for students LR Dist expells 05/29/91 Bll 4NLR Dist Bd asks for review of six suspensions at high school 05/29/91 B8 1Teacher assaul ts rise in LR Dist schools 05/31/91 Al 2NLR Dist to merge Pine. Argenta elementary schools 05/31/91 Bl 2Two NLR seniors suspended for message in yearbook ad 05/31/91 B2 5LR Dist names Tony Wood deputy superintendent 06/ 1/91 B2 1LR Dist Supt Steele urges principals to be careful with names 06/ 4/ 91 Bl 5Some Central High students feel John Hickman uses sexist term 06/ 4/91 Bl 5NLR students fare well on Metropol itan Achievement Test 06/ 4/91 B3 1Bryant Dist Bd votes for in-house suspension of students 06/ 4/ 91 B4 4LRCHS Principal John Hickman makes changes and enemies 06/ 5/91 Al 2108
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLArk eighth graders behind in math skil ls. natl report shows 06/ 6/91 Al 2Column reviews John Hickman 's problems as LRCHS principal 06/ 6/91 Bl 1Fort Smith parents sue to keep center for learning disorders 06/ 6/91 B4 3State math curriculum to change to focus on problem-solving 06/ 7/91 Bl 5Pulaski Dist blacks raise scores on MAT 06/ 7/91 B2 1Three Waldron Bd members arrested on chgs of FOI violation 06/ 8/91 B9 4Ark Baptist School System to build complex in west LR 06/ 8/91 CS 4State Educ Bd begins task of restructuring of schools 06/ 11/91 B2 1NLR School Bd. parents settle dispute over fight at school 06/11/91 B3 7Enola. Mount Vernon dist merger wins ov e:rwhelming vote 06/12/91 B6 6Gov Clinton directs diets to give teacher raises now 06/12/91 B9 5NLR Dist owes $100,200 in overtime pay 06/14/91 Bl 2New money for teacher' s raises may not go for present costs 06/14/91 B6 4Catholic High School Principal George Tribou shares lessons 06/16/91 El 2McClellan Community School uses community to restore pride 06/17 /91 Bl 5LR Dist 's Washington Elementary students among top achievers 06/17/91 B2 1LR Dist adj usting multicultural curriculum 06/18/91 B2 1Jodie Mahony wants auto driver law enforced for dropouts 06/19/91 BlO 3LR Dist to end budget year with $3 00.000 06/19/91 B2 1LR Dist 8th graders improve MPT test scores on second try 06/19/91 B2 3Graduation requirement s expanded by state Education Board 06/20/91 Bl 2State aid for schools to drop in nine dists 06/20/91 B6 1Table shows amount of state aid to each school dist in state 06/20/91 B6 1Fort Smith Dist parents say handicapped children segregated 06/21/91 B6 2State officials make clear tax rise funds for teacher raises 06/21/91 B9 1Desegregation revisions in Pulaski dists rej ected by judge 06/22/91 Al 2Federal judge holds Pulaski Dist to schools expansion plan 06/22/91 Bll 3LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele says dist will try to follow plan 06/22/91 Bll 3Bond reduction denied Cleo Randl e in gun incident at school 06/22/91 B5 1LR Dist board outlines teaching overhaul 06/23/91 Bl 2Pulaski dists desegregation case threatens to reignite 06/26/91 B2 1LR Dist teachers will get over 7 pct salary raise 06/27/91 Bl 5Consolidation eliminates three school districts 06/27/91 B9 2List of new programs approved for LR Dist schools 06/28/91 Bl 5LR Dist releases MAT-6 scores 06/28/91 B2 1Pulaski dists to ask judge to reconsider desegregation plans 06/28/91 B2 1LR Dist schools to keep all doors locked except main entrance 06/29/91 Al 6LR Dist saw rise in student suspensions this year 06/29/91 B2 5Parkview art teacher Judy Campbell wins natl teaching aw ard 07/ 1/91 B2 3Pulaski dists ask Judge Wright to rethink desegregation views 07/ 2/91 B2 1Twelve state educators tour India 07/ 5/91 B2 1A+ <strong>Arkansas</strong> closes. but does not totally disband 07/ 6/91 Bl 2Police officers should be assigned to school s. column says 07/ 7/91 C4 1Education Dept 's Marie Parker works to foster learning 07/ 8/91 B7 1Pulaski Co Dist to delay for year asking for millage increase 07/10/91 Al 6Gov Bill Clinton announces $5 million in preschool grants 07/10/91 BS 1Judge Susan Webber will not reconsider Pulaski
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDesegregation monitor budget for Pulaski dists is $139.347 07 /27/91 B2 1Growing home-schooling movement draws hundreds to fair 07/28/91 BlO 1LR dist improves security at school s at cost of $1 million 07 /31/91 Bl 1LR Dist principals want idea of police at schools debated 08/ 1/91 Bl 1Black students markedly improved scores on standard tests 08/ 2/91 Al 5Graph shows black success on college entrance exams 08/ 2/91 AB 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> Math Crusade designed to give students an edge 08/ 3/91 Bl 2Unprecedentd change in methods of teaching math under way 08/ 3/91 Bl 2LR group pushes for more African culture emphasis in LR Dist 08/ 4/91 B2 1Portland Public School Baseline Essays urged for LR schools 08/ 4/ 91 B2 1Columnist Robert McCord says backbiters chewing on schools 08/ 4/ 91 Cl 1Portland Essays teach Africa is mother of nations, culture 08/ 4/91 Cl 1Portland Essays teach Jesus, Buddha, King Tut , Browning black 08/ 4/91 Cl 1Portland Public School Baseline Essays written by A G Hillard 08/ 4/91 Cl 1FFA oficial pulling for Aerospace magnet school in LR Dist 08/ 5/91 Bl 2NLR Dist proj ects deficit of $619.139 08/ 7/91 B3 1Judge Susan Wright hints she will delay Pulaski dists plan 08/ 8/91 Al 6LR Dist students show little math improvement on MAT scores 08/ 8/91 A7 2Suit challenges giving merged dists spot on school boards 08/ 8/91 B3 1Request for $4 million for aerospace magnet school rej ected 08/ 10/91 Bl 5Palestine-Wheatley Dist Supt Ken Turner prepares for new term 08/11/91 Bl 5Grady . Gould Bds vote to rescind student transfer permits 08/13/91 B2 1Williams Tri-Dist Magnet School at LR is a success 08/13/91 B7 4Pulaski Dist Bd adds items to desegregation plan appeal 08/14/91 Bl 1NAACP wants Camden added to name of Fairview School District 08/15/91 B2 1NAACP wants Fairview Dist to issue only one type of diploma 08/15/91 B2 1Young teachers come to aid of schools in Delta area 08/15/91 B3 1White parents sue to keep their children out of Gould schools 08/17/91 Al 2School choice law has affected few students in Ark to date 08/18/91 Cl 2Goul d Dist Bd argues whites shoul d be enrolled in dist 08/20/91 Bl 3Busing costs in Pulaski districts anger lawmakers 08/21/91 Bl 2LR Dist Bd discusses multicultural curriculum model 08/21/91 B2 4LR Dist lists 53-point safety and security plan for schools 08/22/91 Bl 5Mass prayer planned at schools on Sept 11 08/23/91 Al 2Southern Baptist Conv urges support of mass prayer gathering 08/23/91 Al 2Marianna Dist students to wear school uniforms 08/23/91 Bl 2Parts of Pulaski Co desegregation settlement to be delayed 08/23/91 Bl 4Perry-Casa Supt Joe Zarl ingo fired 08/23/91 B3 2Gould Dist parent files suit to end segregation in 4 dists 08/24/91 Al 6Suit alleges segregation in Gould, Dumas , Grady. Star City 08/24/91 Al 6Garland County 's 7 dists may settle desegregation lawsuit 08/24/91 A8 1Gould Dist white parents say they will leave schools 08/24/91 A.q 1Gould Dist wins right to end transfers of white students 08/24/91 A9 1History completes full circle in Gould school integration 08/25/91 Al 2Camden students to join Fairview Dist when school opens 08/25/91 A18 1Gould School Dist desegregation called slow as a turtle 08/25/91 Al8 1Goul d white parents say quality educ is goal of transfers 08/25/91 A18 1Isolated dists holding their own with additional state aid 08/25/91 B5 2List of 31 dists in state labeled as 'isolated ' 08/25/91 BS 4Schools open in Pulaski dists with few problems 08/27 /91 Al 2Scores for Ark students on SAT hit 10-year high 08/27/91 Al 5SAT scores for <strong>Arkansas</strong> students hit 10-yr high 08/27/91 A5 1NLR Dist adds 2 armed police officers to regular staff 08/28/91 Al 2Objections to Pumsey cited in report on censorship in schools 08/29/91 A3 4110
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNLR policemen spends first day on high school staffEarly grades in LR School Dist to study famous ArkansansNLR Dist comes to contract agreement with teachers unionDr Patricia McGraw determined to put her school downtownMcGraw Learning Inst geared toward African-American childrenFrench study in Helena going global with young teacherTeach for America program sends young teachers to DeltaForrest City grade schools updating. desegregatingGosnell School Dist braces for lose of Eaker AFBOnly 12 whites enroll at Gould on first day of schoolLR Dist repays $79.000 in U S aid used for unauthoriz ed workPulaski Co dists desegregation change s may go back to WrightHundreds of dropouts return to school with new resolveLaw reserving seat on school bd for annexed area ruled voidBaptist State Convention backs prayer rally in school yardsArk among 20 states increasing educ funding by at least 5 pctRace remains an issue in public education. Charl es Venus saysHot Springs spending per student ranks highPrayer rally at school flagpoles is topic of columnLR Dist teacher threatened students over PTA. parents claimGarland County dists settle desegregation caseThousands of students hold prayer rallies at school flagpolesSchool counselor proud of quality educ in Grady School DistSchools to seek out potential teachers amoung high schoolersRecord 48 .3 pct of Ark high school graduates go to collegeGrady supt urges media to tell good things about dist. alsoFour teachers receive Presidential Award for ExcellenceGould Dist Bd president re-electedResults of millage vote in dists around stateThirty eight districts pass school millagesState to propose ways to reduce desegregation liabilityDistrict-by-district look at teacher salary increasesTeachers got 14 pct av g pay raise in 248 districts<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks 49th in teacher pay. report showsLee County Dist Supt Beverly Divers-White keeps dist afloatArkadelphia High School named Natl School of ExcellenceLR Dist Bd stops union vote by custodians. drivers. aidesColumn critical of Ruth Steele for cancelling union voteLR CTA head says union vote to go as scheduled<strong>Arkansas</strong> supports its schools. Hugh Pol.lard writes<strong>Arkansas</strong> Better Chance funds pre-school program at NLRLRCTA calls for mock union electionLR Board reschedules union vote for drivers. custodians.Lawsuit alleges Carlisle teacher slapped handicapped boyTeacher accused of slapping handicapped boy is Dianne FawcettStuttgart high school boy expelled for bringing gun to schoolLR teens say they worry a lot. but study littlePulaski Academy .neither racist nor inferior. Mcintosh saysTeach for Peace teachers in Delta are learners tooLittle evidence that losing driver licenses cures dropout sSuperintendents profit from teacher 's raises from trust fundPulaski Dist Bd approves 13 pct raise for certified workers<strong>Arkansas</strong> scores stabilizing for MAT. MPT testsBlack students improve markedly on Minimum Performance Test08/29/91 Bl 208/30/91 Al 208/30/91 Bl 208/31/91 BlO 108/31/91 BlO 109/ 2/91 Bl 209/ 2/91 Bl 209/ 2/91 B3 209/ 3/91 B3 309/ 4/91 Bl 209/ 5/91 Al 209/ 5/91 Bl 509/ 6/91 Al 209/ 7 /91 B3 109/ 7 /91 E2 209/ 8/91 A14 209/ 9/91 :x3 309/10/91 Bl 509/11/91 Bl 109/11/91 B4 309/11/91 B5 409/12/91 Bl 509/12/91 B8 409/13/91 B2 609/14/91 BS 209/16/91 B6 109/18/91 A5 109/18/91 A5 409/18/91 A5 409/19/91 Bl 509/19/91 B4 209/20/91 AlO 109/20/91 AlO 109/22/91 A2 609/23/91 Bl 509/23/91 B3 109/27 /91 Al 809/28/91 Bl 109/28/91 Bl 509/29/91 Fl 109/30/91 Bl 610/ 1/91 Bl 210/ 2/ 91 Al 510/ 2/91 Bl 310/ 2/91 Bl 310/ 3/91 B3 110/ 6/91 Bl 610/ 6/91 C2 110/ 7/91 Bl 210/ 7 /91 B2 110/ 8/91 Bl 610/10/91 Bl 610/ 11/91 Al 210/11/91 AB 1111
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLR' s Henderson Jr High has 83 pct blacks as whites leave 10/11/91 B2 6Several LR schools show changes in racial makeup 10/ 11/91 B2 6Brinkley teacher investigated for alleged racial slurs 10/11/91 B3 5Report of testing improprieties in 2 dists reviewed by board 10/15/91 B2 2State Educ Bd considers $3 .5 mil lion cuts in funds to schools 10/15/91 B2 2Ft Smith parents say Supt Benny Gooden misled on Rogers Ctr 10/18/91 Bl 2Rogers Center at Ft Smith is for learning disabled children 10/18/91 Bl 2State tries to clarify Rogers Center situation at Ft Smith 10/18/91 Bl 2John Walker tells lawmakers more desegregation suits pending 10/18/91 B2 4White flight. funding inequities cited by John Walker 10/18/91 B2 4Racial tension prompts patrols at Sylvan Hills school rally * 10/ 19/91 C2 6Economics focus pays off for Fort Smith English teacher * 10/20/91 Bl 1All levels of govt keeping segregation alive. columnist says* 10/20/91 H5 1Pulaski County election winners outspent rivals * 10/22/91 B2 1Cross burned at Sylvan Hills High School brings probe * 10/23/91 B2 2Brinkley parents allege teacher makes racist remarks * 10/23/91 B5 1Brinkley parents file suit alleging racism in school * 10/23/91 B5 lConcord Dist offers Saturday school for failing students * 10/24/91 Bl 4Dists around Pulaski County say white flight is minimal * 10/26/91 Bl 1Many black students at Brinkley High support Jack Myers * 10/26/91 Bl 3Augusta Dist named in two suits alleging bias in schools * 10/26/91 B3 1Suit against Augusta alleges discriminatory IQ tests used * 10/26/91 B3 lCentral <strong>Arkansas</strong> Christian Schools set to enter third decade* 10/28/91 Bl 1Pfeifer Camp 's alternative educ program focus of UALR study * 10/28/91 B2 lResults of random survey of teachers on effect of MPT * 10/31/91 Al 2Teachers say MPT does not improve student achievement * 10/31/91 Al 2Omaha Dist students to re-enact Civil War skirmish * 10/31/91 Bl 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> leads nation in corporal punishment of students * 10/31/91 B6 5Boonev ille principal abused paddling rights. parents say * 11/ 1/91 B4 1NASA offers to aid Aerospace Education Center at LR * 11/ 2/91 B2 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> Math Crusade to hold workshops at 27 locations * 11/ 3/91 B2 1Educators re-evaluating importance of homework * 11/ 4/91 B2 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> Educator Awards go to six Arkansans * 11/ 5/91 B2 1LR Dist bus drivers. aides. custodians continue union drive * 11/ 6/91 B2 2Elementary school principal of the year is Larry A Fuller * 11/ 7/91 B2 5Relearning coordinator for state is James Staggs * 11/ 7/91 B4 3Yellville teacher resigns after incident involving team * 11/ 7/91 B4 5Physical exams for students a priority, Jim Guy Tucker says * 11/ 8/91 Bl 4Teachers advised to learn about gangs * 11/ 8/91 B7 1Fayetteville Richardson Ctr discipline for child restraint * 11/ 9/91 Bl 1State Rep Jodie Mahoney urges obedience of attendance laws * 11/ 9/91 Bll 1Teachers spell out thanks to Gov Cl inton. Ark Legislature * 11/10/91 Bl 5Math teachers learn ways to make subj ect come to life * 11/10/91 B2 2Analyst urges state to hire school transportation chief * 11/12/91 B2 1Shootout at Gould High School inj ures bystander; 6 arrested * 11/ 14/91 Al 5LR Dist adopts checkl ist to test campus security * 11/14/91 B2 4Appeals Court returns Pulaski desegregation plans * 11/15/91 Al 2Appeals Ct says Judge Wright too strict in Pulaski request * 11/15/91 Al 2Summary of Appeals Ct order in Pulaski desegregation case * 11/15/91 Al 2Conway Dist Bd adopts mandated grade scale retroactively * 11/15/91 Bl 4Gould mayor hopes shooting to have positive effect * 11/15/91 Bl 6Judge Wright rej ects school millage extensions in Pulaski * 11/16/91 Al 2Charges pending in shootout at Gould High School * 11/ 16/91 B4 3Acceptable changes in Pulaski desegregation case made plain * 11/17/91 B2 1112
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPulaski superintendents wary of tax ruling appeal * 11/19/91 Al 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Teacher of the Year is Brenda Joyce Sivils * 11/19/91 Bl 1LR Dist Supt Dr Ruth Steele to retire in 1992 * 11/20/91 Al 2Ruth Steel decision shocks, saddens friends at Little Rock * 11/20/91 Al6 1Highl ights of tenure of Dr Ruth Steele as LR Dist Supt * 11/20/91 A16 4Dr Ruth Steele did not fit stereotype * 11/20/91 Al7 1Dr Ruth Steele says LR Dist Bd meddl ed, intimidated staff * 11/21/91 Al 2Yellville coach resigns, one suspended in incident * 11/21/91 B3 1LR Dist Bd to rethink placing armed officers in LR schools * 11/26/91 B2 1Panel notes academic disparities between teen males, females* 11/26/91 BS 4LR School Bd may ask Tony Wood to succeed Dr Ruth Steele * 11/27/91 B3 4Searcy Dist offfers top post to Tony Wood of LR * 11/28/91 B2 SCross County blacks file suit to end at-large voting * 11/29/91 B12 1School Distrct Report Card released by Education Dept * 12/ 1/91 Bl 6School Distrct Report Card released by Education Dept * 12/ 1/91 Bl 6School District Report Card ratings listed for each dist * 12/ 1/91 B6 1School District Report Card ratings listed for each dist * 12/ 1/91 B6 1Ark system of finance called unfair to many students * 12/ 2/ 91 B7 4Ark system of finance called unfair to many students * 12/ 2/91 B7 4LR School Bd ejects atty John Walker from expulsion hearing * 12/ 4/91 Al 3Police say LR boy, 13, aimed loaded gun at 2 pulled trigger* 12/ 5/91 B5 3John Walker demonstrates arrogance of power, Starr writes * 12/ 6/91 Bll 4Rept shows LR Dist ' s worst readers made no gains in 3 yrs * 12/ 6/91 B2 2Many pupils aware youth had gun at LR Dist school * 12/ 6/91 BS 1Tony Wood accepts supt post at Searcy * 12/ 6/91 BS 1John Walker demonstrates arrogance of power, column says * 12/ 6/91 B9 4Pangburn parents want bus driver fired for ej ecting 2 boys * 12/ 7/91 Bl2 1Pulaski Co Dist to name new school Crystal Hill Elementary * 12/ 8/91 B2 1Gun-toting youngsters must be taken seriously (column) * 12/ 8/91 H5 1Marianna Supt Beverly White wants graduates better prepared * 12/ 9/91 Bl 4LR police take weapons from three students at school * 12/10/91 Al 2Miliken Family Fdn aw ard winners in Ark announced * 12/10/91 El 2Miliken Family Foundation rewards outstanding educators * 12/10/91 El 2Records show all LR pupils found with weapons are black * 12/11/91 B2 473 schools short of standards. placed on probation * 12/12/91 BS 5Pulaski Academy dispels white-flight image * 12/12/91 Fl 2LR Dist admrs ask for police on campus * 12/13/91 Bl SColumn on alleged interference by inspector in discipline * 12/13/91 Bll 4Inspector tore up disciplinary rept, scolded teacher * 12/13/91 Bll 4Inspector was checking Pulaski desegregation progress * 12/13/91 Bll 4Monitor intervention in discpl ine criticized by John Starr * 12/13/91 Bll 4High transport costs in dists in Pulaski Co shock lawmakers * 12/14/91 Al 2Atty John Walker defends use of word 'fag ' by 2 students * 12/14/91 B2 1Pulaski Dist Advisory panel hears dirty word - consolidation* 12/15/91 B2 1Goul d Dist desegregation problems are target of suit * 12/16/91 Bl SAlternative school in El Dorado could be model for state * 12/16/91 B7 4Shirley Dist finances threatened by Fairfield bankruptcy * 12/17/91 Al 2Mother sues to block list of special ed students * 12/17/91 Bl 3Students caught with weapons at LR Dist schools * 12/18/91 Bl 4Federal judge warns Pulaski Dist about perils of insolvency * 12/19/91 Al 2Pulaski Dist faces $2 million deficit next yr, judge told * 12/19/91 Al 2Chance exists for settlement of suit in Lincoln County * 12/19/91 Bl 6LR Dist Bd votes for armed police in schools * 12/20/91 Al SLR Dist Bd should offer John Walker top job, John Starr says* 12/23/91 B7 1113
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGrady Dist bl ames nearby districts for segregationEDUCATION ASSOCIATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see EducationEDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) - General Education DivisionNew law mandates changes in way Dept does businessEDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) - Vocational Education DivisionDivision Director Raymond E Morrison resignsVo-tech director Raymond Morrison replacedGov Bill Clinton backs salary for Raymond Morrison for 2 mosDiffrences with Gov Clinton made him resign. R Morrison saysLonnie McNatt backed by Sen Lu Hardin for division directorLonnie McNatt named director of DivisionEDUCATION. AdultTyson Foods offers its workers a literacy programMore businesses beginning adult educ programs for employees330 workers at Tyson's Pine Bluff plant ask for classesOver 2.000 Tyson Foods employees have signed up for classesEnrollment up in several areas of adult educationEDUCATIONAL TELEVISION* 12/27 /91 B405/ 3/91 B204/18/91 B205/ 8/91 Bl05/ 9/91 Bl05/10/91 Bl05/23/91 B807 / 9/91 B208/28/91 Cl09/ 9/91 x810/16/91 BS10/16/91 B5* 10/19/91 C4Article on AETN Executive Director Susan Howarth 02/25/91 xl2 1AETN will not show program on gay men; language blamed 07/ 2/91 Bl 2John Robert Starr tells why his paper not on AETN news panel* 11/ 6/91 Bll 3John Robert Starr says AETN program lacks previous punch * 11/ 7/91 B9 4Former host of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Week reveals anti-Starr bias at AETN* 11/13/91 B13 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> Week's lack of humor is topic of Starr column * 11/14/91 B9 4Democrat-Gazette should be on '<strong>Arkansas</strong> Week'. column says * 11/19/91 B7 1Criticism of '<strong>Arkansas</strong> Week ' continued by John R Starr * 11/22/91 Bll 3John Robert Starr says he owes AETN half an apology * 12/10/91 B7 3EDWARDS . JEAN Csee also Legislature (Ark)EFIRD• TYSON LEEAuthorities fear revenge in kidnapping of 17-yr-old Efird * 11/16/91 Al 6Efird is son of chief investigator for Hot Spring Co sheriff* 11/ 16/91 Al 6Witnesses say scuffle. thought it roughhousing * 11/16/91 Al 6Young Tyson was taken from Malvern store parking lot * 11/16/91 Al 6Nightmare drags on for family of Tyson Lee Efird * 11/ 17/91 Al 2Psychic Carol Pate 'sees ' Efird held by captors * 11/18/91 Bl 5Reward fund for tips on Efird reaches $50.000 * 11/19/91 Bl 4Hunter reports seeing Efird soon after abduction * 11/20/91 Bl 1Abducted teen-ager is safe; two suspects in custody * 11/21/91 Al 2Carl Lafayette Meny and Kevin Ray Scott arrested * 11/21/91 Al 2Kidnapping and rape charges to be filed * 11/21/91 Al 2Carl Meny . Kevin Scott chgd with kidnapping, 2 rape counts * 11/22/91 Al 2Judge refuses to lower bond requirements for suspects * 11/23/91 Al 3Parents of Efird file civil suit against Meny . Scott * 11/23/91 Al 3Police investigating $99.000 deposit by Meny made in July * 11/23/91 Al 3Kevin Ray Scott denies that he raped Efird * 11/26/91 B8 5Carl Lafayette Meny faces attempted murder charge * 12/11/91 BS 1EICHENLAUB . PAUL R IIsee also Middle EastEISELE. G THOMASsee also Courts. FederalEL DORADO GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUBClub accepts first black member 06/22/91 B7 24225134121l11114
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also Education D16ELAINE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee InsuranceELDERS. JOYCELYNsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Buildings and offices. Govtsee also Education Ja29 Mr6see also Health Department (Ark)see also Medicine and healthELDRIDGE. MARGARET DAVENPORTsee also WomenELECTIONSsee Congresssee Congress - Reapportionemntsee Cour ts. State and Localsee Legislature (Ark)see Presidential election of 1992ELECTIONS. Contested and Disputedsee Phillips CountyELECTRIC POWERsee alsosee alsoEnergy and powerWeather and stormsIce storm cost <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Co millionsSurvey finding that AP&L rates rank high disputed by companyRalph Nader seeks safety records on <strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear OneNRC report shows Nuclear One improvingBill approved by Sen panel addresses co-ops. city utilitiesProposed law would end municipal takeover of co-op serviceNLR residents complain about soaring electric ratesArk Nuclear One running low on space to store nuclear wasteSenate panel rej ects bill on municipal. REA co-opsMississippi County Electric Co-op to benefit from Nucor plant<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One declares alert because of fireRural co-ops . municipal utilities settle annexation disputeSenate panel approves bill to end utility. cooperatives feudAP&L's Least Cost Planning called unfair by maj or consumersPSC meeting with AP&L on marketing cancelledBill in Cong by Sen J Bennett Johnston is cause for concernEntergy Corp contends Johnston bill needed to lower costsJohnston bill called "Grand Gul f Chapter Two"Johnston bill draws opposition of Ark Public Service CommJohnston bill would allow bldg of unregul ated power plantsSen Dale Bumpers to be asked to help fight Johnston billAP&L summer rates rank among 25 highest. survey saysEntergy Corp 's creative approach to cost-control explainedEntergy Corp 's 'least-cost plan' stirs debateGrand Gul f back in legal spotlight before US Supreme CourtEntergy seeks power use guide so customers can tailor use<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One on Nader list of nation' s 10 worstNader study based on old data. APL and NRC sayNLR' s problem-plagued hydroelectric plant now at full powerNLR hydroelectric plant losing nearly $24 milli.onAP&L 's plan to change marketing practices challenged01/ 1/91 Bl01/10/91 A301/11/91 A302/ 3/91 Bll02/ 8/91 I202/ 8/91 1202/12/91 B402/12/91 Cl02/13/91 H702/22/91 Cl02/24/91 B602/26/91 G403/ 1/91 1703/ 6/91 C903/ 7/91 Cl03/17 /91 A303/17 /91 A303/17 /91 A303/17 /91 A303/17/91 A303/17/91 A304/ 3/91 A904/ 8/91 x704/ 8/91 x904/23/91 A304/25/91 Cl04/26/91 A304/26/91 A305/ 1/91 B605/ 2/91 B405/ 8/91 ClO5153331512554561111111133533112115
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNLR hydro plant builder wants city to take lossPSC calls AECC rebates for builders a violationAP&L to spend $150 million on its ANO reactors<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear One has been criticized .by advocacy groupsGrand Gulf settlement may bring refunds. rate reductionsGrand Gulf settlement to be examined . FERG chief saysNLR' s hy droelectric plant unit 2 shut down; insurance endedAP&L quietly suspends heat pump loansPSC's judgment ruled sound in AP&L transfer of two plantsLegality of utility monopol ies challenged in lawsuitEntergy Corp seeks additional deregulation of the industryLawyers say Entergy Corp owes refund to AP&L customers<strong>Arkansas</strong> Electric Cooperative Corp ordered to lower ratesEntergy Corp asks to open lines, sell power at market ratesEntergy Corp files open line, free market plan with FERCOpen line, free market proposal raises questions for PSCNLR Mayor Hays wants study of city's hy droelectric plantLR uses sewer gas to generate electricityAP&L winter bills rank high nationally, survey showsAP&L files refund proposal involving credits on billsANO engineer David Carroll says he was fired for complaintsEntergy proposal to deregulate production draws oppositionDavid Carroll claims NRC investigating Nuclear OneNuclear One engineers deny cover-up claims of David CarrollPSC dismisses attempt to end exclusive service areasPSC approves $16 .1 million AP&L Grand Gul f refundNLR may get $800,000 in AP&L refundANO sets new records for power productionAP&L rates to rise 3.15 pct in 1992ANO ranked 6th for irradiation of workersANO ranks 7th nationally in fines since 1987Paragould's $8 million generator idled by cheaper optionsAP&L customers due $17 million refund, FERC saysAP&L bills on seesaw aver Grand Gulf refunds. increasesPSC staff says AP&L puts consumers 'dead last'AP&L to increase rates by 3.15 pct on January 1, 1992Logan County may be site of pumped-storage facil ityELECTRICAL CODESsee Building (Construction)ELECTROCUTIONS (Accidents)Two AP&L crewmen electrocuted while repairing downed lineELECTROMAGNETISMsee also Medicine and healthELLIS, ALDAsee also Red Oak Hill IncELROD, JOHNJohn and Georgia Elrod have booming legal businessJohn and Georgia Elrod have booming legal businessEMBEZZLEMENT AND MISAPPROPRIATIONsee Conway Countysee Fewell and Associatessee Garland Countysee Robberies and theftssee Stocks and bonds05/ 9/91 B405/15/91 Cl05/22/91 Al05/22/91 Al05/23/91 Al06/ 6/91 BU06/ 7 /91 B306/21/91 ClO06/27 /91 B907 I 4/91 C908/ 6/91 cs08/15/91 A308/27 /91 ClO09/ 3/91 A309/ 3/91 A309/ 3/91 A309/ 5/91 BS09/ 8/91 Bl09/10/91 Bl09/13/91 Cl09/17/91 CB09/18/91 A309/lB/91 Cl09/19/91 CB10/ 5/91 Cl10/ 11/91 Cl10/15/91 B2* 11/ 1/91 Dl* 11/ 2/91 Bl* 11/ 3/91 Bl* 11/ 3/91 Bl* 11/ 9/91 B5* 11/ 22/91 Al* 11/29/91 Al* 12/ 14/91 Dl* 12/21/91 Bl* 12/29/91 Bl07/21/91 B7* 12/ 2/91 Dl* 12/ 2/91 Dl6622252445156333462615242223633362223644116
ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEMBLEMSsee Trademarks . trade names and emblemsEMERGENCIESsee al so Emergency Response People IncEMERGENCY RESPONSE PEOPLE INCAtty Gen Winston Bryant files suit against firmSales tactics is target of Winston Bryant 's suitEMERGENCY SERVICESsee also Medicine and healthOperators of 911 services must exercise great carePolk County residents have options on address to use for 911LR 911 system getting increase in complaints about serviceMayflower looking at ways to cut 911 delaysEMPLOYEES. Govtsee Government employeesEMPLOYERS EQUITABLE INSURANCE COState seizes NLR insurance companyEMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION (Ark)see also LaborENCEPHAL ITISsee Medi.cine and heal thENDANGERED AND EXTINCT SPECIESRare Neosho mucket could delay Siloam Springs water supplyGeorgia-Pacific Corp helps save red-cockaded woodpeckerOuachita rock-pocketbook mussel added to endangered listFew endangered fatmucket mussels found at Saline dam siteENERGY AND POWERsee also Electric powersee also Oil and gassee also Southwest Experimental Fast Oxide Reactor (SEFOR)see also Synthetic fuelsEnergy experts brief legislators on energy policy mattersFederal policy could impact AP&L. Arkla Inc. farmersNew federal energy policy may have maj or effect on <strong>Arkansas</strong>Tables shew oil. natural gas consumption (by state)Cloud Corp to use sawdust. scraps to fuel plant operationsENFIELD. WILLIAMsee al so Freedom of informationENGINEERED PRODUCTS INCDe Queen factory expanding. adding 100 jobsENGINEERING RESOURCES INCFayetteville firm seeks new way to make hydrogenENGINEERS. Army Corps ofsee Army Corps of Engineers (US)ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Civil rights and discriminationENOLA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr27 Mr30 Ap6 Jel2ENTERGY CORPsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Cosee also Electric powersee also HousingMore than 200 employees of LR office may be transferredEntergy makes sure no mobilized employee loses salary* 12/ 5/91 Bl* 12/ 5/91 Bl06/16/91 Bl07/13/91 B709/ 3/91 Bl* 12/25/91 Bl06/22/91 Cl06/14/91 Bl08/ 4/ 91 Al* 11/12/91 A9* 11/14/91 B401/29/91 G602/18/91 Al02/18/91 A102/18/91 A702/20/91 Cl442125652131223210/ 1/91 ClO 307 /22/91 xl2 101/31/91 Cl 202/ 20/91 ClO 3117
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEntergy 's creative approach to cost controlJerry Maulden comments on Entergy's plansChart shows subsidiaries of Entergy CorpEntergy Corp was born in Malvern in 1913ENTERTAINERSsee Actors and entertainersENTERTAINERS HALL OF FAME. <strong>Arkansas</strong>Harrison chosen over Hot Springs for museumENTERTAINMENTsee Amusement and entertainmentENVIRONMENTsee al.so Forests and forestrysee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Rivers and lakessee also Wilderness and natural areas<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranked last in environmental policyGov Clinton questions environment rank of Ark<strong>Arkansas</strong> cleaner than radicals say. Robert McCord writesJames Warren Stanley. Jr. Au drey Burtram- Stanley win awards<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranked 48th on healthy environment by Green Index<strong>Arkansas</strong> and Oklahoma may form env ironmental compactGov Clinton uses own study to dispute Green Index rating<strong>Arkansas</strong> firms making the grade environmentallyENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS COFirm still waiting for Arizona to issue waste plant permitAriz ona paper says Ark plant has poor recordEnsco profits nearly triple to $6.9 millionFormer Ensco lobbyist claimed firm tried to bribe lawmake rsEnsco denies any Arizona bribezyAriz ona halts Ensco talks ; future of proj ect cloudedAccounting chnge alters Ensco quarterAccounting methods change draws praiseBrambles Industries sells large block of its Ensco stockScaled-back proj ect may win approval in Ariz onaLobbyist who accused Ensco says he liedEnsco agrees to pay state $251,633 for rules infractionsArizona to pay Ensco $44 million to dismantle plantFounder Melvyn Bell still watches over companyFeature on Ensco's hard-won fight in ArjonaEnsco likely to use settlement to ease debtExperts view decline in Melvyn Bell' s stake as good for firmUS Supreme Gt ruling on importing wastes will aid EnscoEnsco 's net income up 6.8 pct in 2nd quarterEl Dorado residents say Ensco threatening to healthJack Forrest quits as Ensco president and CEOFeud led to resignation of Jack ForrestEnsco lost Jack Forrest at a crucial timeEnsco leaves Consumat board, considers filing suitMelvyn Bell sells all his stock in EnscoC Randolph Warner Jr named president and CEOEnsco posts $4.4 million loss in last quarterWants to operate hazardous wastes incinerator at El DoradoEnsco founder Melvyn Bell retires; analysts react favorably *Stock falls day after Brambles buyout offer *04/ 8/91 x704/ 8/91 x704/ 8/91 x804/ 8/91 x908/ 8/91 B504/18/91 Bl04/20/91 Bl205/ 12/91 C408/ 11/91 B208/12/91 Al08/30/91 A310/ 1/91 Bl* 12/ 15/91 Gl111312411215101/28/91 AlO 101/29/91 ClO 401/30/91 ClO 602/14/91 ClO 402/15/91 Cl 202/22/91 ClO 303/ 8/91 Cl 203/18/91 xl8 103/19/91 Cl 204/11/91 Cl 504/ 19/91 Cl 504/27 /91 B12 105/ 4/91 Al 205/ 6/91 xlO 105/ 6/91 x7 105/ 7/91 Cl 205/25/91 Cl 206/11/91 Cl 306/13/91 CB 406/21/91 Bl4 107/13/91 Cl 307 /16/91 Cl 207 /19/91 Cl 108/14/91 ClO l08/23/91 Cl 208/27 /91 Cl 509/11/91 ClO 509/21/91 Al 511/ 9/91 Dl 511/13/91 Dl 2118
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLC Randolph Warner Jr named board chairmanEnsco ends year with $4 .354 million net lossESSARY. MARTIN W Jsee also Defenses and armed forcesESSEX GROUP INCFactory closing at Siloam Springs to idle 154 workersEUDORAsee also PoliceEUDORA GRAIN DRYING CORPsee also Riceland Foods IncEUDORA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee InsuranceEUREKA SPRINGSsee also Historic buildings and sitessee also HotelsMayor Richard Schoeninger may resignMayor Richard Schoeninger offered free meals if he staysCity workers offer to pay Mayor Schoeninger from their payMayor Richard Schoeninger to be 'Iowa housewife 'Hippie mayor Richard Schoeninger leaves Eureka SpringsEVANS. BESSHope woman recalls work with military men at Camp PolkEVENING SHADE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Actors and entertainersEVERETT. MIKEsee also Dog racingsee also Legislature (Ark)EVERYTHING 'S A $1.00see Retail storesEX-CELL MANUFACTURING CODecatur firm gets boost from sales to Sam's ClubsEXCESSIVE DEBT AND INTEREST PAYMENT SYNDROME (EDIPS)see Finance and budgets. State govtEXECUTIONSsee Capital punishmentEXECUTIVE LIFE IN SURANCE COsee InsuranceEXECUTIVESTop executives retire to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Top executive pay by Ark firms in 1990EXPENSE ACCOUNTSsee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAuditor (Ark)Clark, SteveCorrection Department (Ark)Government officials, StateGovernor (Ark)Land Commissioner (Ark)Legislature (Ark)Lieutenant Governor (Ark)Little RockSecretary of State (Ark)Treasurer (Ark)EXPLOSIVES AND EXPLOSIONSsee al so Harvester Church* 12/ 6/91 Dl* 12/ 18/91 Dl05/14/91 Cl03/31/91 Bll04/ 2:/91 Bl04/ 3/91 B204/ 3/91 B206/ 3/91 Al* 11/25/91 Bl06/18/91 Bl222352251203/10/91 Fl 105/ 6/91 xl 1 3119
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Oil and gasGrenade s kept in garage 48 years detonated by authoritiesBenton families settle with Arkla in 1989 deaths of 3EXPORTS AND IMPORTSsee CommerceEXPOSITIONS AND FAIRSFeature on Grant County FairArk State Fair crowds set recordEXTRSENSORY PERCEPTIONsee Psychic phenomenaFAIR TRIAL ISSUESsee Freedom of informationsee Murde rs - Bolin, W Fsee TrialsFAIRCHILD. BARRY LEEsee also Murders - Ma son. Marjorie LFAIRCHILD. ROBERT LEEsee also Murders - Mason. Marjorie Lsee also Sex crimesFAIRCHILD. ROBERT S JRsee also FirearmsFAIRFIELD BAYBusiness brisk despite problems of winter, parent companyFAIRFIELD COMMUNITIES INCFairfield files plan to combine 13 companies into 3Stock holds own after reorganization announcedFairfield, creditors may drop three-company planFounder C Randolph Warner does not plan to step downC Randolph Warner Jr forced out of CEO positionBank may extend $20 million credit soonFairfield bankruptcy plan challengedMore obj ections filed in bankruptcy caseFairfield says losses tripled in 1990Fairfield rej ects $75 million offer from George DonovanFeature article on troubled companyFairfield has $1 million left in working capitalFairfield shows further losses: bankruptcy fees blamedColorado resort cl'lmers to sue FairfieldFairfield may lose its corporate headquartersFairfield trades headquarters bldg for debt paymentFairfield Pagosa chal lenges Fairfield reorganization planFairfield board to feature new facesFairfield plan must include Pagosa Lakes. judge saysFairfield reorganization deteriorating, CEO saysCreditors may get 65 cents on the dollarBankruptcy threatens Shirley School Dist financingSecurity Pacific Bank opposes refinancing plansFAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja17 Mr28 Apl2 Ap21 Ap27 Ap30 My2 My9 Ag15see Education Ag25FALLS (Accidents)05/17/91 B4* 10/22/91 Bl09/22/91 Al10/ 14/91 Bl01/20/91 Cl05/ 9/91 Cl05/10/91 Cl06/11/91 ClO06/25/91 ClO06/29/91 Cl07/ 6/91 Cl07 /ll/91 ClO07 /26/91 cs08/ 9/91 C208/10/91 Cl08/12/91 x808/21/91 Cl08/30/91 ClO09/ 14/91 ClO09/25/91 C909/26/91 ClO10/ 4/91 Cl10/ 9/91 C910/18/91 Cl* 11/27 /91 Dl* 12/10/91 Dl* 12/17 /91 Al* 12/20/91 DlBody of Guy Dennis Wilson found on river bank in Stone County 02/13/91 B3 3Boy, 12, killed in fall from cliff at Lake Catherine * 11/12/91 A9 1FAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFE1422226212531521252525225622120
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Children and youthsee also Crime and vicesee also GenealogyBill in legis would reinstate 1989 Domestic Abuse Act01/12/91 B9Domestic abuse act clears Senate panel01/24/91 !6Senate patches Domestic Abuse Act to meet constitution01/29/91 G4New Domestic Abuse Act passes Legislature. goes to Governor 02/16/91 B8Gov Bill Clinton signs 3 new bills to protect abuse victims 03/ 1/91 AlOHouse panel endorses bill for grandparents' visitation rights 03/ 6/91 H8Domestic Abuse Law allows police to act on suspected abuse 04/15/91 BlAdul ts welcome protection of new Domestic Abuse Law04/15/91 BlFestival set up to promote state services availability06/17/91 B4FAMILY LIFE AMERICA GOD (FLAG)see also Birth control and abortionFAMILY PLANNINGsee Birth control and abortionFAMILY VISION CENTERSFayettevillep-based firm opens lOOth storeFARKLEBERRY FOLLIESShow spoofs politicians. other public figuresArticle on production of showFARM BUREAU, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see AgricultureFARMER. BOBsee also Presidential election of 1992FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK (Prairie Grove)see BanksFARRIERSsee Livestock and poultryFARRIS FASHIONSNLRB issues complaint aginst garment firmFARRIS, JACKsee also Books and writingFATHERS DAYNoted <strong>Arkansas</strong> dads spend day at play and workFAUBUS. ORV AL Esee also Land and real estateFaubus hopes his segregationist image softens with timeAdvises Gov Bill Clinton not to waver from his programFaubus co-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill ClintonListed as one of Ark's most influential personsColumn reviews race between Faubus and Pratt Remmel for GovBust of Faubus quietly installed in CapitolQuiet installattion of bust in Capitol called appropriateBust should be removed from Capitol. <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette saysFaubus and friends celebrate installation of bust at CapitolParticipates in roast and toast of Marlin HawkinsFaubus to undergo radiation therapyFeelings mixed over closure of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gaz etteFAU ST. JUDITHsee al so Human Services Department (Ark)FAYETTEVILLEsee also Aviation and aircraftsee also Cities and towns411454141* 11/ 6/91 Dl 204/ 17 /91 B4 104/21/91 F8 503/15/91 Cl06/17/91 Bl01/ 8/91 B701/16/91 A401/16/91 A402/ 10/91 A505/21/91 B906/26/91 Al06/26/91 Bl06/27/91 Bl206/30/91 Al09/29/91 Bl10/ 5/91 B3* 10/19/91 Al l24122114115625121
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Historic buildings and sitessee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee al so Postal Servicesee also TobaccoLawyer says legal fees city paid over incinerator unnecessary 02/19/91 B2 1City Director Julie Nash says police officer detained her OS/24/91 B9 4Police investigate. say officer did not stop Julie Nash OS/24/91 B9 4Critics of Police Chief Richard Watson told to give proff * 11/ 7/91 Bl 1City directors say Julie Nash disrupting city operations * ll/14/91 AlO 1City faces possible change in form of govt * 12/27/91 Bl 1Petition by 2.330 seeks vote on form of government * 12/31/91 Bl 4FDH BANCSHARESsee BanksFEDERAL ENGERGY REGULATORY COMMISSIONsee United States - Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionFEDERAL EXPRESSsee also Defenses and armed forcesFEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATIONsee Phoenix Mortgage CorpFEDERAL RESERVE BOARD OF GOVERNORSBoard member David W Mullins Jr speaks in LR04/ 8/91 xl 1 1David W Mullins Jr grew up in Fayetteville04/ 8/91 xll 4FERGUSON. BRUCEsee also Books and writingFERGUSON. ROSSsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinFERRITOR. DANsee also Athletics and sportsFERSTL, TOM Msee also Little RockFESTIVAL SGillett Coon Supper attracts politicians in non-election yrOzark Folk Fetival expects to draw 100,000 to Mountain ViewOzard Folk Festival attracts crowd of 80 .000Ozark Scottish Festival held at BatesvilleToad Suck Daze preceded by hunt for race-ready toadsToad Suck Daze festivities get hoppingTerritorial Restoration holds 18th annual crafts, music fairRiverfest <strong>1991</strong> begins its three-day runRiverfest opens with big crowd in Riverfront ParkGatl ins delight Riverfest crowdRiverfest goes on despite rainSeveral arrested at Riverfest on public intoxication chgsFireworks light final night of RiverfestRiverfest revenues up 13 .S pctJuneteenth celebration at LR cut short by storms<strong>Arkansas</strong> River Blues Festival off to good startFifth annual <strong>Arkansas</strong> River Blues Festival held at LRTontitown Grape Festival under wayHope holding 15th annual Watermelon FestivalSummerset set for this weekend at LRSummerset held at Burns Park. featured clownSummerset crowd pleased with Mike Reid concertSchedule for several established fall festivals in Ark01/ 5/91 Bl 604/20/91 BS 104/21/91 BS 104/25/91 El 2OS/ 1/91 BS 205/ S/91 Bl sOS/20/91 B7 305/24/91 El 1OS/2S/91 Al 4OS/2S/91 B2 105/26/91 Bl 5OS/26/91 BS 1OS/27 /91 Bl 205/28/91 Bl 207 I 1/91 Bl 207 /27/91 B2 307 /28/91 Bl 208/13/91 El s08/lS/91 El 208/30/91 El 209/ 1/91 Bl 609/ 1/91 B9 109/23/91 El 1122
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLKing Biscuit Blues Festival under way at HelenaKing Biscuit Blues Festival held at HelenaLivin' on the Levee festival draws crowds to West MemphisThird annual WinterFest scheduled at Little RockRiverfest brought $5 .8 million into LR. study showsDuck Calling Contest draws thousands to StuttgartThousands brave rain for Duck Calling ContestThousands brave rain for Duck Calling ContestFETISH, Footsee AssaultsFEWELL AND ASSOCIATES10/12/9110/13/91* 10/20/91* 11/12/91* 11/ 15/91* 11/29/91* 12/ 1/91* 12/ 1/91Bl 2Bl 2Bl 1B2 1B2 1Bl 3Bl 1Bl 1Brenda Faye Holliman chgd with theft from Fewell & Associates 04/ 9/91 Bl 6<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat article reports federal investigation 06/10/91 B2 1Bob Fewell said to be cooperating with federal officials 06/10/91 B2 1Fewell allegedly gave Mr and Mrs Don Allen a Mercedes-Benz 06/10/91 B2 1Fewell allegedly made payments to Don Allen. Dennis Jungmeyer 06/10/91 B2 1Fewell allegedly made payments to Courtney Langston 06/10/91 B2 1Source for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat article was Brenda Holliman 06/10/91 B2 1Insurance Dept finds no link to three assns receiving pay 06/11/91 Bl 2Two lobbies knew tie to Fewell 06/12/91 BS 6Fewell contracts lacked state approval 06/13/91 B4 5No more delays in Brenda Holliman case, judge says 08/24/91 B7 1Judge refuses to unfreeze bank accts of Brenda Holliman * 11/15/91 AB 2Brenda Faye Holliman pleads no contest to theft charge * 11/23/91 B9 1Report portrays Holliman as victim of abusive lover * 12/28/91 B2 1Report says state Rep Bob Teague forced Holliman to steal * 12/28/91 B2 1Prosecutor 's chg against defense delays sentencing * 12/31/91 B2 1FEWELL. BOBsee also Fewell and AssociatesFIITY FOR THE FUTUREsee Little RockFIGHT BACK DRUG CONTROL PROGRAMsee Substance abuse and trafficFILES. DEANsee also Contests and prizesFINANCE AND BUDGETS. Federal GovtCongressional porkbusters pick at Ark proj ects in budgetFINANCE AND BUDGETS . Local GovtState has not paid counties $487 .391 due for ct reporter payNo city or county funding increase in sightLocal option sales tax plan approved in legis committeeFINANCE AND BUDGETS. State Govtsee also Agedsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Children and youthsee also Colleges and universaitiessee also Educationsee also Human Services Department (Ark)see also Medicine and healthsee also Roadssee also Trade schoolssee al so WildlifeState collected $11.1 million less in Dec than in Dec 1989Used-car tax may reap $50 million if passed by Legislature06/14/91 A1301/10/91 Bl02/12/91 G302/13/91 H601/ 1/91 B201/ 9/91 Bl121112123
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGov Clinton to push tax reform in drive to increase fundsCar tag change would not hurt tax collection, Cl inton saysGov Clinton exploring possible boost in sales taxGov Clinton not yet decided on amt of funds to raiseDust cloud trails tax plan horse trading. columnist saysHalf-cent increase in sales tax is talk of Legis sessionHalf-cent rise in sales tax would raise $114 millionHalf-cent sales tax boost proposal expectedLegislative leaders believe sales tax increase to passLegislature promotes citiz enship in the poor, column saysLawmakers could weight $413 million in new taxesClinton's tax plan would remove poorest from tax rollsGov Cl inton seeks sales tax rise of one-hal f centGov Clinton seeks to add sales tax to used autcmobilesChart shows what Clinton's tax plan would pay forGov Clinton's plan sticks it to the little guy , column saysAE1.-CIO president Bill Becker attacks Clinton's tax planPassing tax plan is Gov Clinton 's top prioritySales tax remains a beast of burden, columnist writesArk Independent Automobile Dealers Assn offers substitute taxUsed car dealers lobby for lower sales tax biteGov Clinton 's sales tax proposal clears Senate 30-5House panel approves Gov Clinton 's half-cent tax packageJ Bill Becker. Brownie Ledbetter cricical of sales tax riseLawmakers turn cheek to anti-tax words. columnist writesHouse passes half-cent tax rise. sends bill to Gov ClintonSales tax bill signed into law by Gov ClintonEasy victory on half-cent sales tax rise surprised GovernorTaxes pass easily. quickly in <strong>1991</strong> LegislatureColumnist discusses quick passage of tax packageLegislature gears up for fuel tax questionNew taxes will bri.ng a one-time windfallHouse panel supports 5 pct excise tax on sports goodsSporting goods tax would be used for wildlife habitatSporting goods tax may be traded for higher license feeState collected $199 million above forecastPoultry. timber interests attack highway plan for gas taxProposed tax on sporting goods gets mixed reviewsG&FC stumped by debate between taxes and fees for more fundsSporting goods tax plan is a dead issueGov Clinton 's budget plan for rest of year meets resistanceG&FC pleads its financial case to lawmakersProposed tax for G&FC work would lower hunting, fishing feesG&FC cannot use sales taxes. Atty Gen Winston Bryant saysIncreases proposed for hunting. fishing licensesHouse panel balks at hunting fee increaseHunting. fishing fee increase wins House panel approvalSeverance tax for use by G&FC out. sales tax inHigher hunting. fishing license fee proposal failsBill to raise hunting. fishing fees pulled downHouse Speaker Lipton wants more involved in budget billGov Clinton releases measure to balance state budgetSpending priorities praisedHouse passes Gov Clinton 's Revenue Stabilization Act01/10/91 Al 201/10/91 Bl 201/ 11/91 Al 201/12/91 Bl 201/16/91 Hl 101/16/91 Hl 501/16/91 Hl 501/17 /91 Il 301/17 /91 Il 301/18/ 91 B7 101/ 19/91 Al 201/22/91 Al 501/22/91 Al 501/22/91 Al 501/22/91 All 301/22/91 Gl 201/22/91 Gl 501/22/91 Gl 501/22/91 GS 101/23/91 Al 501/23/91 Al 501/24/91 Al 501/25/91 Al 201/25/91 A13 201/25/91 I1 101/26/91 Al 201/26/91 Al 201/27 /91 Al 201/27 /91 Bl 201/27 /91 Cl 201/28/91 Al 501/29/91 G3 402/ 1/91 Al 202/ 1/91 Al 202/ 2/91 Al 402/ 2/91 A6 102/ 2/ 91 A7 102/ 4/91 Bl 202/ 5/91 Al 202/ 6/91 All 102/ 6/91 H6 402/ 13/91 H7 302/14/91 Dl 202/15/91 17 402/19/91 Al 202/20/91 H3 402/22/91 16 102/23/91 Al4 402/ 27 /91 H3 102/28/91 Il 603/ 6/91 H8 103/20/91 H2 303/21/91 B5 103/26/91 G2 3124
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSenate passes 18 appropriation bills 03/27/91 H2 3State revenue showed increase for March 04/ 3/91 B9 2GBl!le and Fish Comm fair game for legislators. columnist says 04/27/91 Bl 1Net state revenues fall below forecast 05/ 1/91 B2 2Taxes earmarked to gain public trust 05/26/91 B2 1State deposits $2.6 million for vocational-technical schools 06/ 1/91 B4 1Construction funds run short due to lower interest rates 06/28/91 BIO 1Revenue collections below state forecast 08/31/91 Bl 2State agencies face tight belts as revenue collections fall 09/29/91 Al 2Tax shortfall may force budget cuts 10/ 1/91 Bl 5Agencies preparing for $25 million budget cut 10/ 5/91 Al 6State agencies paring $25 million from budgets * 10/27/91 Al 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks ahead of neighbors in increase in spending * 10/30/91 Bl 4Jim Pledger comments on decline in revenue collections * 11/ 1/91 Bl 5Tax collections fall. revenues off $8 .4 million * 11/ 1/91 Bl 5Forecast vs actual revenues (graph) * 11/ 2/91 Al 4Medicaid budget to be cut by $14 million * 11/ 8/91 Bl 1State revenue falls short $2.3 million in November * 11/28/91 Bl 1Ark and EDIPS (Exces sive Debt and Interest Payment Syndrome * 12/ 4/ 91 Bll 2Second budget cut takes $11 .4 million from Medicaid * 12/11/91 Al 3Federal rules could cut 13 pct from state Medicaid budget * 12/12/91 Bl 4FIRE-WALKINGEight take seminar at Royal home. then walk on coalsRon Loerop conducts fire-walking seminar at his Royal homeFIREARMSsee alsosee alsoBillEducationVigilance groupsfiled in Legis to bar local govt restrictions on gunsGov Clinton blasts NRA for support of proposed local gun lawLocal gun laws to be forbidden under proposal in HouseRep Bob Fairchild replies to columnist on gun control billHouse passes bill to stop local anti-gun lawsBill in Legis would bar local govt restrictions on firearmsSenate adopts bill prohibiting local gun control measuresBill banning local gun control vetoed by Gov Bill Cl intonOpponents of gun control attack Gov Bill Clinton in TV adsGov Clinton studies system to check histories of gun buyersColumn on Brady Bill draws hot retorts from readersColumnist James Meriweather tells of encounters with handgunsFIREMENFIRESsee al soGovernment employeesLegis approves insurance tax to aid fire departmentsNLR officials out to change Fire Dept with reorganizationNorfork Chief, 7see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsofirefighters quit jobs to alert communityBars and night clubsBentonForest and brush firesForrest CityFort SmithLewis Livestock Auction CoLittle RockMedicine and healthsee also Murders - Preslar. Randel and Laura Preslar09/16/91 Bl09/16/91 Bl01/24/91 1701/31/91 I201/31/91 1202/ 3/91 Bl02/19/91 G803/ 7/91 1603/22/91 1403/30/91 Bl04/17 /91 B205/ 14/91 Al05/19/91 Bl06/10/91 Bl03/28/91 I606/ 6/91 Bl* 12/11/91 B422533111552511163125
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsoNew Bibleway Church of God in Christsee also Nite Lite Incsee also Pearson. Ben. Manufactruing Cosee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Prescottsee also Trace Creek Country Clubsee also Tyson Foods IncLogan Willie Ray Johnson dies in Hot Springs house fireFirst Assembly of God Church bldg at Paragould destroyedFire at Hidden Valley Apts at Sherwood leaves 20 homelessMobline home fire at Marked Tree kills three childrenMan dies in apartment fire at KeiserChild dies in fire at Pine Bluff homeNelda Hill killed in house fire. two others inj uredInfant dies in Fort Smith house fireHot Springs police officer Mark Willis rescues 7 from fireTire fire at Smackover causes $1 million damageTire company blaze at Smackover containedTire fire at Smackover still smol deringTire fire at Smackover still burningApartment fire in Hot Springs kills two adul tsDarryl Hervey chgd with arson in LR apartment fireArson suspected in burnig of new $35,000 bridge at MaumelleFew clues turn up in Maumel le bridge fireRussellville woman, baby die in fire at homeMetal fork in microwave caused fatal fire at RussellvilleTwo children die in mobile home fire at DeshaVan G Mel son chgd with hiring man to commit arsonThirteen arsons in Dumas area show patternAs 911 looks for help. Mayflower house burns to groundRonnie Roberts dies in house fireThree children die in house fire at Hot SpringsFIREWORKSBill in Legislature would ban bottle rockets in ArkLegal age for buying fireworks may rise to 16FIRST BANK OF ARKANSAS (Russellville)see BanksFIRST COMMERCIAL BANKsee CoalFIRST COMMERCIAL CORPsee BanksFIRST COMMUNITY BANK (Conway)see BanksFIRST PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE COsee InsuranceFIRST SAV INGS ASSOCIATION OF PARAGOULDsee BanksFIRST UNITED BANCSHARES INCsee BanksFIRSTSOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSNsee BanksFISH AMERICA RESORTS INCThree sue over failed proj ectFISH AND CRAYFISH CULTURE01/ 3/91 Bl 201/ 9/91 B5 101/20/91 Bl 202/ 5/91 Bl 402/ 16/91 B5 303/ 4/ 91 B2 503/12/91 Al 203/14/91 B5 303/21/91 Bl 104/ 3/91 B6 404/ 4/91 B5 104/ 5/91 B5 204/ 9/91 BS 205/ 6/91 Bl 106/24/91 Al 207/ 6/91 B3 407/ 9/91 B3 108/14/91 B3 508/15/91 B3 108/27 /91 B3 409/18/91 B2 110/ 3/91 B3 3* 10/21/91 Al 2* 10/22/91 B3 1* 12/21/91 Al 603/ 3/91 Cl 203/ 7/91 I4 109/24/91 BS 1126
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGECOLLafayette County hopes to develop catfish farming industry<strong>Arkansas</strong> back in 2nd place in catfish salesCatfish plant for Fargo proposedCatfish may be Delta 's ticket out of povertyArk second only to Miss is sales of farm-grown catfishCatfish researchers at <strong>Arkansas</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> study chicken litterState has its first aquacul ture coordinator01/24/ 91 Cl02/ 7 /91 Cl02/ 7/91 cs03/17/91 F203/28/91 ClO04/14/91 FlOOS/ 8/91 csFISH AND FI SHINGsee WildlifeFISH FARMINGsee Fish and crayfish cultureFI SHER. GEORGEsee also CartoonsFISHING EQUIPMENTsee Finance and budgets. State GovtFITCH. JONsee also AssaultsFITZHUGH1 J MICHELsee also Iran-Contra AffairFLAG DESECRATIONsee Flags and emblemsFLAG S AND EMBLEMSsee also Education F2House panel passes resolution against flag desecrationHouse passes res to amend US constitution to bar flag-burning01/26/91 A1301/29/91 G4Flag-burning bill sparks debate in Senate02/ 1/91 !4Senate passes resolution on flag-burningColumnist says the brave let the flag wave - and burn02/ 5/91 Gl02/ 5/91 GlColumn on Senate vote on flag-burningThieves stealing American flags02/ 6/91 H802/ 7/91 BlFLAKE. JOHNsee also Imperato. LouFLANAGIN. PATsee also Children and youthsee also Waste materialsFLANNES1 GENE Nsee also Stocks and bondsFLEISCHAUER1 JACK JRsee also BanksFLETCHER. JOHN GOULDListed among state 's most influential citizens02/10/91 A7FLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROLsee Rivers and lakesFLOYD. RONNIEsee also Baptist ChurchFLY ASH PRODU CTS INCFirm markets ash formed by coal burning at Redfield plant 07 /22/91 x8FLYING SAUCERSsee Unidentified flying obj ectsFOODNatural foods business booming for Ozark Co-OperativeNational Chicken Cooking Contest held in Little Rock02/16/91 Cl05/16/91 BlNational Chicken Cooking Contest winners announced05/17/91 BlFood show sponsored by AIDC prmotes <strong>Arkansas</strong> products * 12/ 2/91 Dl25451145411215112251127
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFood show sponsored by AIDC prmotes <strong>Arkansas</strong> productsFOOD CONTAMINATIONPoultry industry responds to recent negative reportsRazor blade found in Kit Kat bar in Pulaski County storeFOOD STAMPSsee Harvest FoodsFOOT FETISHsee AssaultsFOOTBALL* 12/ 2/91 Dl 106/23/91 Fl l09/11/91 B5 3AAUniv of Central Ark 's Mike Isom is NAIA Natl Coach of Year 01/ 4/91 Dl 5Univ of Ark games at Fayetteville to start at 2 p.m. 02/ 1/91 Al 5Little Rock targeted for pro football franchise 07/25/91 Dl 2Preview of <strong>1991</strong> football season 08/25/91 Ll 1Little Rock to have Professional Spring Football League team 09/26/91 Dl 4Univ of Central <strong>Arkansas</strong> in NAIA playoffs * 11/20/91 C3 1Razorbacks earn trip to Independence Bowl to face Georgia * 11/24/91 Cl 5Univ of Central Ark defeats top-ranked NE Okla, 30-14 * ll/24/91 Cl 5Brackets show high school playoffs to finals * ll/30/91 C4 1Fordyce defeats Dollarway for state Class AA championship * 12/ 7/91 Cl 5Newport defeats Lake Hamilton for state AAA championship * 12/ 7/91 CS 6Rison defeats Carlisle for state Class A title * 12/ 8/91 Cl 1Univ of Central Ark defeats Moorhead for trip to finals * 12/ S/91 Cl 1Fort Smith Southside defeats Springdale for state title* 12/ 8/91 Cl 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ removes head coach Al Kincaid * 12/10/91 Cl 1Little Rock awarded Professional Spring Football League team* 12/12/91 Cl 2Univ of Central Ark wins NAIA national championship * 12/15/91 Cl 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette's All-<strong>Arkansas</strong> high school team * 12/22/91 CS l<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette' s All-<strong>Arkansas</strong> high school team * 12/22/91 C9 1Ray Perkins named head coach at <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ * 12/29/91 Cl 1Univ of Ark Razorbacks fall to Georgia in Independence Bowl * 12/30/91 Cl 1FORBES, RALPH Psee also Birth control and abortionsee also Duke. Davidsee also Vigilance groupsFORD, BILL Jsee also BanksFORDYCEsee also Postal serviceFORDYCE CHURCH FURNITURE INCChurches keep firm busy09/16/91 x6 1FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee FootballFORDYCE, SAMUEL WFordyce made his fortune by investing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>10/13/91 Al 2FOREIGN DESCENT GROUPSsee also Middle EastDominic Van Vau brings family from Vietnam after 11-year wait 06/17/91 B4 1Ark is haven for Asians, state 's fastest-growing minority 07/12/91 Al 4FOREIGN STUDENTSsee International studentsFOREIGNERS IN ARKANSASsee also International studentsEx-UALR tennis star Berit Bjork may have to leave countryBerit Bj ork to leave US, then try to return02/19/91 Dl02/22/91 Dl22128
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFort Chaffee studied as holding site for Haitian refugeesGov Bill Cl inton opposes use of Fort Chaffee for HaitiansJohn P Hammerschmidt opposes use of Chaf fee for HaitiansFOREST AND BRUSH FIRESFire near Sardis burns 97 acres.Fires hit <strong>Arkansas</strong> forestsFORESTS AND FORESTRYsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoArcheology and anthropologyMines nnd mineralsSwamps and wetlandsWood and wood productsReforestation bill gets approvalinj ures two boysof House committeeOuachita Natl Forest lost money on timber program in 1990Three groups appeal Ouachita Natl Forest clearcutting planOuachita Natl Forest advisory panel formedClear-cutting ban in Ouachita Natl Forest lifted by USDAUS Sen David Pryor angered by lifting of clear-cutting banOuachita clear-cutters win a round(ed)Researchers seek profitable alternatives to clear-cuttingTimber firms fear worst from pol icy on Ouachita Natl ForestSen David Pryor wants Ouachita clear-cutting ban reinstatedPlan for clear-cutting in Ouachita Natl Forest to standArk Atty Gen seeks to join fight against clear-cuttingForestry Assn spokesman critical of Winston Bryant actionWinston Bryant not opposed to selective logging in forestState vs clear-cutting (ed)Forest Service rules change proposal attacked by J WilliamsRep Ray Thornton wants compromise on Ouachita Forest useColumnist writes on clear-cutting and pine tree farmsOWL urges mail ing leaves to congressmen to protest clear-cutsOuachita Watch League faults inaction of timber groupSierra Club welcomes Atty Gen Winston Bryant 's interventionOWL 's timber sale proposal called preposterousFederal judge bars state from joining Ouachita clear-cut suitProposal made to study banning clear cutting on state landSierra Club 's Ouachita cl ear-cutting suit denied by judgeGazette urges selective cutting in national forestsWinston Bryant files appeal to block Ouachita timber saleCrews begin inj ecting chemical to kill trees near DeerTree inj ection with chemicals draws 50 protestors at DeerUSDA official defends clear-cutting decisionRobert Allen lr on killing of undesirable species in forestsIndustry forgets who ow-ns the forests, Sierra spokesman saysRobert Squyres lr on balanced mgmt of forestsIssue of clear-cuts will vanish. Dr Charles Venus writesFoes of clear-cutting rely on fact s. not emotion.letter saysHardwoods holding their own in <strong>Arkansas</strong> forests, letter saysSierra Club fights even-aged timber sales in Ouachita ForestSierra Club says Ouachita timber sales could have doubledState forest statistics mask hardwood loss, J Wil liams saysAIDC announces closing of Dale Rodgers Lumber at MenaAIDC backs March 1990 forest management planEnv ironmentalists blamed for closing of Dale Rodgers LumberConservationists disavow blame for Ouachita Forest woes* 11/28/91 Al* 11/28/91 Al* 11/28/91 Al03/11/91 B803/14/91 B202/ 2/91 A602/14/91 Bl02/21/91 B503/16/91 B703/29/91 Al03/29/91 Al03/30/91 B803/31/91 Bl04/ 8/91 x1604/ 9/91 B204/17 /91 Bl05/ 1/91 Bl05/ 1/91 Bl05/ 1/91 Bl05/ 5/91 C205/13/91 B605/19/91 B205/19/91 C605/21/91 B406/ 7/91 B406/12/91 Bl206/14/91 B1206/19/91 Bll06/21/91 B906/26/91 B906/27/91 Bl201 I 4/91 B607 I 9/91 Bl07/ 9/91 Bl07/12/91 B807 /17 /91 Bl207 /24/91 B607 /28/91 C207 /29/91 x307/30/91 B607/31/91 B608/ 7 /91 BB08/14/91 B608/16/91 BB08/16/91 Cl08/16/91 C908/17/91 ClO08/25/91 Bl33312115l221242555514215114131124511111145513215129
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLForesters say opposition hurts sales of timber 08/25/91 Bl 5Poor timber sales hurt local schools financially 08/25/91 Bl 6Pact over Ozark Natl Forest mgmt averts feud over cutting 08/25/91 B2 6Radicals want end to all forest cutting. Robert McCord writes 08/25/91 Cl 1Sierra Club spokesman com.mens on drop in timber sales 09/ 4/91 BS 1Sierra Club seeks ban on even-age management in Ouachita 09/ 6/91 Bl 6Dr Drake A Hawkins charges Forest Service being deceitful 09/ 8/91 C2 1Sierra Club spokesman responds to Charles Venus column 09/ 9/91 x2 2Clear-cutting. herbicides damage Natl Forests. OWL chmn says 09/14/91 B9 1Hardwoods holding their own in Ark . Thomas H Ellis writes 09/15/91 C2 4Preservationists accused of locking door on timber harv est 09/19/91 BB 4Five groups join effort to block ecologists 09/24/91 Bl 5Conversion to pine forests clear. Jerry Williams writes 09/25/91 BlO 4Poor timber sales in natl forests blamed on 'radicals' 09/ 25/ 91 B3 2Sierra Club leader defends timber appeals 09/26/91 B7 3Some counties. schools to get 60 pct less funds from forest 09/27/91 B7 1NFS committed to preserving mixed stands. Lynn C Neff says 10/ 5/91 B9 1Let the national forests be diverse (ed) 10/ 9/91 BB 1Forest revenues dipped 59 pct in <strong>1991</strong> 10/14/91 B3 2Big timber again misleading publ ic, Doug Alexander writes 10/14/91 B6 1Aerial herbicide spraying raises fears in Stone County * 10/27/91 B2 5Ecologists say foresters pad timber saieS forecasts * 11/ 2/91 B7 1Aerial herbicide spraying stirs debate in Stone County * 11/16/91 A16 2Judge refuses to halt even-age timber harvest in Ouachita * 11/30/91 B4 1FORREST CITYFive stores damaged in morning fireFORREST CITY COUNTRY CLUBClub admits Rev Lawrence 0 Taylor as first black memberFORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT02/ 12/91 BlO01/15/91 Bl51see Education F2 Ag2FORREST. JACKsee also Environmental Systems CoFORT CHAFFEEsee Barlingsee Defenses and armed forcessee Prisons and prisonersFORT SMITHsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCivil rights and discriminationEconomic developmentHistoric buildings and sitesPolicesee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Quality of lifeFire leaves 25 homeless after apartment fire07 I 3/91 Bll 6FORT SMITH ETC (Periodical)see PeriodicalsFORT SMITH PUBLIC LIBRARYsee Libraries. PublicFORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja20 Ja22 Fll Je6 Je21 01 8see FootballFORT STEERsee VeteransFORTUNE-TELLING130
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Psychic phenomenaFOSTER. H Gsee also Substance abuse and trafficFOSTER. PATsee al so Athletics and sportsFOSTER. WILLIAM Fsee also Government employees. Statesee also RoadsFOURCHE CREEKsee Rivers and lakesFOWLER. WALLACE Wsee also Industrial Development Commission (Ark)FOXX ENTERPRISES INCsee al so Dardanelle Development CorpFRATERNITIES AND SORORITIESsee also Colleges and universitiesFRAUDS AND SWINDLINGsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAgricultureAmerican Flag FoundationBank of Credit and Commerce InternationalBankssee also Building (Construction)see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCallan Publishing CompanyChildren and youthGemini Energy CorpHarrison Gold and Silver ExchangeHarvest FoodsHousingInsuranceInternational Loan Network IncMeat Mart IncMedicine and healthPremiums and trading stampsProducers Rice Mill IncStocks and bondsTelevisionTheatersTippett Executive MotorsTrade schoolssee also Vehicle Management Groupsee also Water Source of <strong>Arkansas</strong> IncHoax caller at Huntsville impersonates police chief 02/ 1/91 BS 5Discount dining packages sold to 800 in Union Co are a scam 04/ 5/91 Bl2 3Scheme involves 'temporary ' night deposit box at bank 04/21/91 Bl 1Bogus calls made at LR in name of educ may be criminal intent 06/22/91 Bl 5Residents warned of wire fraud calls from 'police officer' 07/ 6/91 Bl 2Two arrested in loan. car insurance fraud 07/10/91 Bl4 1Alert bank officials foil 'pigeon drop' scam 09/ 7/91 BS 2Telemarketing scam offers money for college 09/ 7/91 C2 2Auto payment scheme operating in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/25/91 C2 5Ex-Univ of Central Ark students allegedly behind scam 09/26/91 Bl 2Hot check inquiry widens to three states 10/10/91 B2 4Consumers warned to beware of land scams * 10/21/91 B3 1Fraudulent call claims MCI needs data to correct bill * 10/28/91 B3 1'l.3 1
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMagazine szles scam draws warning from AG 's officeWal i Muhammed indicted in credit card schemeWali Muhammed back in prison for violating paroleBogus AP&L employees call. threaten cutoff of servicePolice warn residents of bogus gas company workersHeaven 's Outreach Ministry appeal illegal. Atty Gen saysTwo solicitation scams use name of Watershed Proj ectPhone scam involved trip to Hawaii for $12.95FREEDOM OF INFORMATIONsee alsoAthletics and sportssee also Attorney General (Ark)see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoColleges and universitiesPoliceSaline CountyTaxationMedia challenges closed hearing for murder suspect Gary WardHearing for murder suspect Gary Ward to remain closedWorking papers of staff ruled open for public inspectionRuling opens working papers of gov. legislators. justicesWorking papers ruling to be appealed to Ark Supreme CourtFormer judge William Enfield fears shield on casesGary Ward case may set precedent for closed hearingsFREEMAN.ALLIE IIIFormer Razorback basketball star changes to politicsFREEWAY MEDICAL TOWER BUILDING (Little Rock)seeBuildings and offices. GovtFRIENDS OF THE ZOOseeFRONTAIN.see alsoLittle Rock ZooRAYMOND-JEANFRU IT AND VEGETABLESsee alsoFULBRIGHT.Books and writingAgricul tureJ WILLIAMUrges restraint in pursuit of war with IraqListed among state 's most influential citizensFulbright honored by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Historical Assn<strong>Arkansas</strong> College to give honorary degree to FulbrightIraq embargo would have worked in time.Fulbright saysCalls Soviet Union coup sad. warns against meddl ingFULLER.RONFuller seeks delay in libel suit brought by Jerry RussellJerry Russell says his reputation damaged by Fuller adsJerry Russell awarded $6.000 in libel suit against FullerEditorial comments on finding of libel in Russell suitRon Fuller seeks to set aside libel verdictFULTON COUNTYRevenue shortfalls force county to trim its budgetFULTON SANITATION SERVICES INCsee alsoFUND RAISINGsee alsosee alsosee alsoLake CityPollution. wastes and hazardous materialsCallan Publishing CoMurders - Pipkin. Christina MariePhilanthropymother works to halt soliciation by kids* 11/16/91 B3* 12/ 12/91 Bl* 12/12/91 B2* 12/ 13/91 A20* 12/13/91 A20* 12/23/91 B5* 12/29/91 B4* 12/30/91 B308/21/91 B308/22/91 B208/24/91 Bl08/27 /91 Bl08/27 /91 Bl09/ 2/91 Bl09/ 2/91 Bl06/24/91 Al01/18/91 Al02/10/91 A704/ 6/91 Bl05/24/91 B705/26/91 Bl408/20/91 AB06/26/91 B507/26/91 B207 /27 /91 B408/ 3/91 BB08/ 15/91 B7:Jr 11/23/91 Bl207 /23/91 Bl54111411112115522126121551215132
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLParents of dead child support ban on door-to-door drives 07/30/91 Bl 4James Pipkin backs ban on door-to-door sales by children 08/ 2/91 Bl 1State law could halt Pangburn students' solicitations 08/ 8/91 AB 3Pangburn grandmother protests cheerleader fund-raising method 08/10/91 B3 2Pangburn cheerleader 'road-block' to continue 08/ 28/91 B3 2State to study door-to-door sales by students * 12/10/91 Bl 6FUNERAL S AND MORTUARIESThomas G Peebles fined for illegal sol icitation at McCrory 01/24/91 B2 1Bill in Legis would protect policies of bankrupt insurors 01/30/91 H7 1Two Marianna funeral homes still feuding over funeral 04/ 3/91 B9 2Funeral director Rev Samuel E Blount censured by board 04/ 4/91 B4 5Joan Birkland sues Beasley Wood Funeral Home at Mena 05/20/91 Bl 4Mrs Birkland says mother's grave dug up twice without perm.it 05/20/91 Bl 4NLR neighbors upset over planned crematory site 06/ 4/ 91 Al 3Jim Huson files for permit for crematory at North Little Rock 06/ 5/91 B3 1Crematory 's neighbors want NLR to join their fight 06/ 11/91 B3 1Roller funeral home chain is operated by family members 06/17/91 x4 1Neighbors of NLR crematory complain of odors and smoke 08/16/91 Bl 5Neighbors of crematory confront silent monster. letter says 08/22/91 BB 4Mortuaries near retirement centers serve varying needs 10/14/91 x6 4Beasl ey-Wood mortician not disciplined for opening grave * 10/24/91 Bl 4Sugar packet in casket not cause for damages. jury rules * 10/31/91 B3 3Embalmers. Funeral Directors Bd fails to discipline Purifoy * 11/ 9/91 Bl 3Embalmers and Funeral Directors Boadd sued by Joan Birkland * 12/11/91 B4 1Suit involves Beasley-Wood Funeral Home at Mena * 12/11/91 B4 1FUNGICIDESseeAgricultureFUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS.InternationalBryant High School team heads to competition in St LouisGADBERRY.see alsoGAMBLE.see al soGAMBLINGsee alsosee alsosee alsoCHARLOTTESTEVENWomenColleges and universitiesBars and night clubsBars and night clubsHorse racingFuzzy law keeps bingo legal :in Pine Bluff for nowLegislature may revive effort for legalized lotteryLottery plan before Legis would give proceeds to local govtsLottery proposal endorsed by <strong>Arkansas</strong> Municipal LeagueTom Brewer of Springdale. wins $1 million in Missouri lotteryLester Homuth of Fairfield Bay. won $17 .9 in Illinois lotteryBingo games are profitable. but chancyBingo games are illegal in Miller CountyConway FOP accepts donations from bingo operatorsDabber's Bingo donates to Conway FOP regularlyDabber's Bingo owner at Conway worked for Joe CalvasCockfighting establishment in White County raidedBingo parlor to open in NLR without pay-to-play chargeColumn discusses bingo and gambl ing issue in ArkBingo parlor operator at NLR says he violates no lawsSpringdale firm runs vans to Okl ahoma bingo parlorsBallot title for lottery repeal amdt approved06/ 6/91 B401/29/91 B302/28/91 Il02/28/91 I303/ 2/ 91 AlO03/21/91 Al03/21/91 A903/31/91 Bl03/31/91 B504/ 5/91 B304/ 6/91 Bl04/ 6/91 Bl04/30/91 B305/10/91 Bl05/12/91 Bl05/20/91 B206/16/91 Fl06/27 /91 Bl121122155222251122133
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNew lottery proposal would simply repeal anti-lottery amdtA L Gibson of Van Buren,heads new drive for lottery in ArkRecords show Mr and Mrs A L Gibson bankruptcy in 1990More lottery fool ishness (ed)Bingo for donation only questioned by Atty Gen W BryantWinston Bryant says challenge to bingo not deliberateBingo may need court opinion,columnist writesSpringdale man suing next-door bingo businessSpringdale resident who filed suit once ran a bingo houseBingo fans file papers to create <strong>Arkansas</strong> Bingo AssnOne director of proposed bingo assn owns Pine Bluff hallMorrilton parlors watched by prosecutor Steve KirkOwner says bingo parlor in Morrilton will be legalBingo parlor 's policy challenged by patron at Pine BluffCharles R Womble alleges assault at Conway bingo parolorCharles R Womble says he refused to donate to play bingoSuit filed to shut down LuckySpot Bingo Parlor at ConwayProsecutor expects challenge of Morrilton bingo parlorResearch findings on lottery sentiment in ArkMorrilton bingo hall received only warning, prosecutor saysPlay-for-free option in bingo parlors hardly existsPlaying bingo without paying can be intimidatingConway police shut down bingo parlorBingo parlor cwner at Conway chargedWarrant issued for arrest of bingo parlor owner at ConwayJudgecalls bingo law vague. dismis ses 3 Conway casesNo one chgd in alleged massive fraud in lottery petitionsRobert McCord calls for making gambling legal in ArkGambling would aid economy.tax revenue, hotel owner saysHot Springs hotel owner wants state to approve casinosArkansans buy lottery tickets along Louisiana borderNLR getting second bingo parolorAtty Gen Winston Bryant targets bingo parlors as gamb lingBingo parlor owners say Winston Bryant 's suit unfairOwner says bingo halls are not illegalGAME AND FISH COMMISSION (Ark)GAME SGANGSsee also Finance and budgets, State govtsee alsosee alsoMineral rights and leasesWildlifeRegional office moved from Mountain View to Calico RockStone County Leader sees Rep John Miller deal in office moveHideaway Sports Center at Vilonia features paintball gamesGeorge Rose Smith writes on creating crossword puz zlesseeseeseeGARLAND COUNTYsee alsoChildren and youthCrime and viceEducation Ja6 Ja25 NBTaxationEx-Circuit Clerk Calvin Sanders accused of funds theftCalvin Sanders gets probation: funds repaid with interestGARRETT. WILLIAMsee also Murders - Garrett, Will iam06/27 /91 Bl 206/28/91 Bl 206/28/91 Bl 207 / 1/91 B8 101 I 3/91 Bl 501 I 4/91 Bl 207/ 6/91 Bl 101 I 9/91 ca 107 /12/91 ClO 407/25/91 Bl 507 /26/91 B4 508/ 1/91 B3 508/ 2/91 B3 108/ 3/91 B5 408/ 6/91 Bl 508/ 6/91 Bl 508/ 7 /91 B3 408/ 9/91 B3 308/ 11/91 Cl 108/12/91 B2 508/18/91 Al 208/18/91 Al6 108/27 /91 B3 408/28/91 B4 408/29/91 B3 109/ 7 /91 B4 209/26/91 Bl 209/26/91 B9 409/30/91 Bl 209/30/91 Bl 210/15/91 A1 6* 11/21/91 Al5 1* 12/21/91 A1 3* 12/21/91 A15 1* 12/ 24/ 91 Bl 107/14/91 C407 /14/91 C601/28/91 Bl04/ 8/91 El112101/ 15/91 BlO 201/30/91 BS 5134
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGARROUTTE. FRANCESsee also Athletics and sportsGAS . Naturalsee Oil and gasGASOLINE· see Petroleum. productsGATEWOOD. WILLARD Bsee also Colleges and universitiesGAY AND LESBIAN TASK FORCE . <strong>Arkansas</strong>see HomosexualsGm.DERMANN INCsee also Markle. JohnGEMINI ENERGY CORPGovt has accused Gemini of defrauding investorsOfficial agree to federal court order halting transactionsGENCORP INCGenCorp Automotive in Batesville increases jobs. productionGENEALOOYRaymond E Jefferies specializes in Benton County famil iesGENERAL ASSEMBLY (Ark)see Legislature (Ark)GENERAL MOTORS CORPsee also Morrilton Plastics Products IncGENERAL PROPERTIES INCCrestwood Co may give up Lakewood Shopping CenterCrestwood Co unveils reorganization planList of properties owned by Crestwood CorpBoatmen' s Natl Bank wants Lakewood Village Shopping Ctr soldHistory of Justin Matthews family and its Crestwood CoCrestwood announces settlements with creditorsCrestwood Co to sell Lakewood Village Shopping ParkCrestwood fends off banks ' threatCrestwood Co emerges from bankruptcyCrestwood Co to distribute assets to satisfy creditorsCrestwood deeds Lakewood Village to St Louis bankGENETICSsee Birth control and abortionGEORGE, LLOYD Rsee also Civil rights and discriminationsee also Human Se"IVices Department (Ark)GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPsee also Endangered and extinct speciessee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsBag plant at Pine Bluff to be soldGiant paper machine called Ashdown Express sets worldPaper for Post-It notes made at Ashdown millInjured worker awarded $500. 000 in suit against G-PGERBER PRODUCTS COFort Smith plant plans expansionGERMANYsee also International visitorsGERNERT. M Lsee also Aviation and aircraftGERSTACKER. FRIEDRICH09/24/91 B309/24/91 B309/12/91 Cl22203/ 21/91 BlO 102/ 2/91 Bl02/ 5/91 Cl02/11/91 xl607/ 13/91 Cl09/ 1/91 Al09/ 5/91 Cl09/ 6/91 Cl10/ 2/91 Cl* 11/14/91 Dl* 11/28/91 Cl* 12/28/91 Dl01/19/91 C2records 09/16/91 x8* 10/20/91 Gl* 11/29/91 B201/ 5/91 Cl2442256525251642135
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Books and writingGET READY PROGRAMsee Children and youthGHOSTSsee ApparitionsGIBBONS, TIMOTHYsee also Stocks and bondsGIBSON, A Lsee also GamblingGIFI'ED CHILDRENMatt Heller adj usts to life as gifted childGILBERT* 11/28/91 Elsee al so Parks , recreation and tourismGILBERT. JACKsee also BlacksGIROR, MARCELLINEsee also WomenGITCHEL. LEROY ALLENsee also KidnappingGLASS, DAV IDsee also BaseballWal-Ma.rt CEO gives advice on leadership* 10/28/91 DlGO DISTRIBUTORSsee also Automobiles and automobile driversGOFF• ROBERT JRsee also HotelsGOLFJohn Daly playing in PGA Championship at Carmel. IndianaJohn Daly grabs lead at PGA Championship tournamentJohn Daly still in lead at PGA Championship tournamentJohn Daly continues Cinderella story in PGA ChampionshipJohn Daly's coach says unusual swing is OKJohn Daly continues his winning ways in PGA ChampionshipJohn Daly gives natl greeting to friends at Memphis clubJohn Daly nearly penalized two shotsJohn Daly wins 73rd PGA Championship at Carmel , IndianaJohn Daly 's parents watched PGA tourney on TV at DardanelleJohn Daly wins PGA Championship by a long shotPGA tour veterans praise young John DalyPros predict Daly's game will blast into the futureJohn Daly 's lack of form.al lessons no hinderance to PGA winJohn Daly center of attentionJohn Daly on cover of Sports IllustratedJohn Daly replaces President Bush on SI coverJohn Daly's legend old hat in DardanelleJohn Daly honored in Dardanelle08/ 8/91 Dl08/10/91 Al08/10/91 Dl08/11/91 Al08/11/91 Dl08/11/91 Dl08/11/91 D608/11/91 D608/12/91 Al08/12/91 Dl08/12/91 Dl08/12/91 D608/12/91 D608/12/91 D708/13/91 Dl08/15/91 Dl08/15/91 Dl08/18/91 Dl08/31/91 DlGOOD EARTH ASSOCIATIONsee Historic buildings and sitesGORE, ALBERTsee also Presidential election of 1992GORMAN, JOHNsee also Callan Publishing CompanyGOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education S3245222144422514433553136
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGOULDNew mayor orders pay of recorder-treasurer haltedMayor says he will quit if marshal post not made appointiveCity near bankruptcy. audit showsCity workers violated policies. auditing group saysMayor says 10 years needed to get finances straightenedGOULD SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja17 Ag13 Ag17 Ag20 Ag24 Ag25 S4 S18 N14see Education N15 N16 D16GOULD. STEPHEN JAYColumnist reports on Gould lecture at LRGOVERNMENT BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (Ark)see Government departments and agencies (Ark)GOVERNMENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTSsee alsosee alsosee alsoBuildings and offices. StateColleges and universitiesRoadssee also Stadiums and arenasLegislators refuse to endorse out-of-state PERS contractsALC endorses contracts for retirement investmentsGOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES (Ark)see also Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission (Ark)see also Building Services Council (Ark)see also Correction Department (Ark)see also Corrections Resources Commission (Ark)see also ,Crime Laboratory Board (Ark)see also Development Finance Authority (Ark)see also Education Department {Ark)see also Employment Security Division (Ark)see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)see also Health Department (Ark)see also Higher Education Department (Ark)see also Highway Commis sion (Ark)see al so Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)see also Human Services Department (Ark)see also Judicial Discipline and Disability Commis sion (Ark)see also Labor Department (Ark)see also Medical Board (Ark)see also Motor Vehicle Commission (Ark)see also Pharmacy Board (Ark)see also Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)see also Public Service Commission (Ark)see also Racing Commission (Ark )see also Science and <strong>Tech</strong>nology Authority (Ark)see also Securities Department (Ark)see also Soil and Water Conservation Service (Ark)see also Teacher Retirement System (Ark)Gov Bill Clinton appts several persons to state postsGov Bill Clinton makes 18 state appointmentsNew law requires bds. comms to meet at least semi-annuallyGov Clinton announces several appmtsGOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENICES (Ark)see also Bank Department (Ark)GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. Local* 10/30/91 Bl* 11/21/91 A15* 12/19/91 Al3* 12/20/91 Bl* 12/21/91 Bl04/ 16/91 B705/16/91 B9505/18/91 B201/19/91 B402/16/91 B703/ 1/91 I706/ 7/91 BS41131424346137
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also North Little RockLR firefighters say city slighting them in budgetWorker would pay cost of Civil Service appeal under billSenate refuses to raise minimum salaries of county workersGOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, Statesee also Insurancesee also Middle Eastsee also Prisons and prisonersState workers watch Legis for raises for different groupsState officials seek big raises for employeesLegis approves 4 pct increase in benefits for retireesCommittee approves salary increases for state agency headsGov Clinton's pay plan for agency heads off to rocky startJoint Budget Comm approves pay increase for Clinton staffGov Cl inton asks for raises for state workersSome agency directors take cuts in proposed pay increasesPay increases for agency heads held up againPay increases for top agency heads rej ected againAgency head raises get out of comm with some cutsHiring of John Allen was political, state workers claimGrievance over hiring of John J Allen can be pursuedColumnist sees politics in hiring of John AllenOHS job for John Allen turns out to be temporaryCapitol interns for summer include children of 4 officialsState agencies seek way to fund job reclassificationsState ordered to pay 4 ex-parole officers for overtimeOfficials sent employees to stress-management courseStress management course was taught by Rev R J HamptonColumnist Max Brantley critical of stress mgmt expendituresColumnist Max Brantley reviews Rev R J Hampton 's recordPublic Employees Retirement System backs away from arbitrageRep Bill Foster upset by timing of salary boost request *Sen Stanley Russ sought, got, $10,000 raise for dept worker *Health Dept staff increase of 65 pct called justified *State workers immune from suits, Winston Bryant says *GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, LocalBill for county official salary raises passed by LegislatureGOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. Statesee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Attorney General (Ark)see also Auditor (Ark)see also Contracts and purchasing. Govtsee also Governor (Ark)see also Land Commissioner (Ark)see also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)see also Secretary of State (Ark )see also Treasurer (Ark)Senate approves bill requiring receipts for expensesColumn discusses need for law on expense accounts reportingAccounting for PR fund is thorny issue with officialsSen Ben Allen threatens suit if accounting system not foundOfficials cannot decide hew to document spendingConstitutional officers agree to account for PR spendingPublic relations funds accounting debated by Legis panel01/ 8/91 Bl02/ 1/91 I703/26/91 G501/21/91 Bl02/20/91 Al02/22/91 1402/28/91 1603/ 2/91 AlO03/ 5/91 G403/13/91 1503/13/91 1503/14/91 1603/15/91 1603/16/91 AlO03/16/91 B203/30/91 B204/ 2/91 Bl04/26/91 B206/ 5/91 Bl06/19/91 Bl07 I 9/91 B708/27 /91 B208/27 /91 B208/28/91 Bl08/28/91 Bl09/19/91 ClO12/19/91 Bl12/19/91 Bl12/26/91 Bl12/27 /91 BlO03/27 /91 H601/23/91 H301/26/91 Bl02/ 1/91 I102/ 1/91 I102/ 2/91 Al02/22/91 I802/28/91 I4234524421l1441241525333115333115144211138
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLExpense bill hij inks merits mistrust of officials. col saysAccounting procedures for PR funds advance in LegislatureProposal to drop 4 constitutional officers withdrawnSpat between Stanley Russ. W D Moore delays retirment billBill in Legis will prevent retirees drawing 100 pct of salatyHouse passes bill for documenting expense accountsSen George Hopkins tells W J Mccuen to back off on billSenate alters elected official salary measureCommis sion proposed to set salariesCompromise reached on proposal to raise salariesProposed amdt on salaries to go to votersError in wording could cause state treasurer loss of moneyAmount of taxes withheld for PR funds ruled privateOfficials file expense accountsGOVERNMENT PROPERTYFirst shot at surplus state property denied to legislatorsHouse refuses to give up on preference for legislatorsHouse kills proposal to favor legislators on used equipmentGOVERNOR (Ark)see also Faubus. Orval ESupporters of Gov Bill Clinton seek $100.000 inaugural fundGov Clinton wants property tax dropped for auto tag purchasesClinton plan on auto tags draws fire from county collectorsGov Bill Clinton to push tax reform bill in LegislatureGov Clinton states his position on several issuesCar tag change would not hurt tax collections. Clinton saysGov Cl inton takes long look at proposed sales tax boostGov Clinton not yet decided on amt of new taxes to seekInaugural events dedicated to Arkansans in Middle EastIn-depth interview with Gov Clinton on business issuesGov Clinton would have voted war authority for George BushGov Clinton reaches accord with Rep Thicksten on teacher payBill Clinton sworn in for fifth term as governorBill Clinton wants evety penny of tax program for educationCharisma still there for Clintons. columnist writesColumn describes inaugural ball, mentions several guestsFour ex-governors host dinner. reception for Gov ClintonInaugural ball held despite threat of warOrval Faubus advises Gov Clinton not to waver on his programLegislators impressed with Clinton education. highway plansText of Gov Clinton's inaugural address to LegislatureGov Clinton's inaugural address sounds familiar (column)Asks Legis to delay session in respect for US military forcesGov Clinton fills several state board and commission postsBill Clinton addresses teachers holding rally for pay raisesGov Clinton feels Martin Luther King would favor hard workGov Clinton asks for half-cent rise in sales taxGov Clinton seeks sales tax on used automobilesGov Cl inton 's environmental bills drawing oppositionBill Clinton 's plan sticks it to the little guy . column saysPassing tax plan is Gov Clinton's top priorityGov Clinton names his legislative lobbyistsGov Clinton's plan on prison problemsSummary of Clinton 's proposals on health care03/1/91 Il 103/ 1/91 !2 303/ 1/91 !4 503/ 2/91 AlO 503/ 2/91 B3 203/16/91 AB 103/20/91 H3 103/21/91 H5 103/22/91 I6 103/26/91 G3 103/27 /91 Hl 504/17 /91 Bl 505/ 9/91 B6 406/21/91 B9 103/22/91 rs 403/23/91 All 403/26/91 G7 401/ 4/91 B2 501/ 8/91 Bl 201/ 9/91 Al 201/10/91 Al 201/10/91 Al 201/10/91 Bl 201/11/91 Al 201/12/91 Bl 201/12/91 B2 101/14/91 x7 101/15/91 A6 101/15/91 G2 301/16/91 Al 201/16/91 Al 201/16/91 A4 101/16/91 A4 101/ 16/91 A4 201/ 16/91 A4 201/16/91 A4 201/16/91 H4 1Ol/16/91 H4 101/16/91 H5 101/17/91 Al 501/19/91 B4 401/20/91 Al 201/21/91 Bl 101/22/91 Al 501/22/91 Al 501/22/91 All 101/22/91 Gl 301/22/91 Gl 501/22/91 G2 301/22/91 GS l01/22/91 GS 1139
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSenate passes Clinton' s tax proposal. 30-5Herby Branscum Jr apptd to AHC by Gov Bill ClintonHouse panel approves Clinton's hal f-cent tax packageBill Cl inton signs half-cent sales tax rise into lawLegislature wins warm praise by Clinton for tax bill passageGov Clinton working well with new legislatorsGov Clinton blasts NRA on support of local gun law banGov Clinton signs Education Trust Fund billMedicaid expansion advocated by Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton ready for state to run several federal programsGov Clinton urges passage of pollution control packageGov Clinton says state to crack down on Nucor pollutionGov Clinton says only Nucor to get tax exemptionGov Clinton praises harmony . productivity of LegislatureGov Cl inton speaks to labor group. urges support of billsGov Clinton open to 2 PC&E bill change sGov Clinton makes 18 state appointmentsGov Clinton to sign bill increasing lawmakers ' retirement payPC&E Comm restructuring approved by Gov Bill ClintonFoes of opening corporate tax records break pact, Gov saysFunds to aid flood victims approved by Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton fights funding 'phanton students' in schoolsGov Cl inton favors repeal of criminal eviction lawVo-tech educ reform backed by Gov Bill Cl intonTruck weight-distance tax settlement bill signed by ClintonNearly all of Gov Clinton 's package passes LegislatureGov Clinton signs bill for govt complex despite misgivingsClinton favors end to property tax on furniture, clothingBill Clinton draws line on PC&E restructuringSmoker's rights bill vetoed by Gov Bill ClintonWelfare benefits increase will not be sought by Gov Cl intonGov Cl inton signs 3 bills to protect family abuse victimsClinton wants state to make up lost pay of military in GulfMakeup pay would go to state employees serving in Gulf areaGov Clinton. Poultry Federation clash over PC&E restructuringWelfare budget defended by Bill ClintonBill Clinton explains his role in AIDC loan to plastics firmGov Clinton urges citizens to work for PC&E restructuringGov Clinton gives up on tax fairness. James Powell writesGov Clinton 's car tag renewal plan gets out of committeeCollege tuition program bill signed by Gov Bill ClintonBill to open business tax-break files signed by Gov ClintonSheffield Nelson attacks Gov Clinton on tax: plansFever hasn 't broken (ed on Sheffield Nelson statements)Pardon for Robert E Troutt refused by Gov Bill ClintonGov Cl inton lobbies for car tag renewal simplificationGov Clinton rej ects big jump in child wel fare fundMandatory seat belt law signed by Gov ClintonBill and Hillary Clinton at opposite ends of Medicaid battleGov Clinton asks sponsors to recall racing pass billGov Cl inton doubts case made for doubling size of Appeals CtMeasure to balance state budget released by Gov ClintonGov Clinton says he has not protected Dr Fahmy MalakClinton says he never heard of Susie Deer case until yr ago01/24/91 Al01/24/91 Bl01/25/91 Al01/26/91 Al01/26/91 Al01/27 /91 Al01/31/91 1202/ 2/91 A702/ 4/ 91 Al02/ 5/91 AB02/ 8/91 I102/ 8/91 I202/ 9/91 A1202/ 11/91 Bl02/11/91 Bl02/13/91 H302/16/91 B702/16/91 BB02/20/91 H502/20/91 H602/21/91 BlO02/21/91 1202121191 rs02/22/91 I102/23/91 Al02/24/91 Bl02/26/91 Gl02/26/91 G602/27 /91 H202/27 /91 H202/28/91 Bl03/ 1/91 AlO03/ 1/91 A603/ 1/91 A603/ 1/91 A_q03/ 1/91 I303/ 2/91 Cl03/ 3/91 Bl03/ 4/91 B703/ 6/91 Bl03/ 6/91 B203/ 9/91 A603/10/91 B503/12/91 B603/13/91 B403/15/91 I103/15/91 !303/15/91 I603/19/91 A603/19/91 G403/20/91 A_q03/20/91 H203/24/91 Al603/24/91 A17552222346452111131141314565433152211224123516414l41331140
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGov Clinton will ask special PSC to resume dutiesGov Clinton gives health bill backers lobbying tipsClinton says federal funds to be used for school cl inicsSchool health clinics to operate as usual . Gov Clinton saysBill Clinton to co-chair natl education task forceLegislative session one of the best. Gov Bill Clinton saysBill banning gun control vetoed by Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton successful with nearly all of legis packageGov Cl inton appts wife's law partner special justiceChristian Coalition director Mark Lowery attacks ClintonGov Bill Clinton vetoes several measures passed by LegisHenry Oliver resigns as Gov Clinton's chief of staffGov Clinton signs several measures passed by LegislatureGun control opponents attack Clinton in TV adsGov Clinton comments on UA athletic dorm sex incident<strong>Arkansas</strong> already ahead of Bush educ plan. Gov Clinton saysFunds for aid to the homeless released by Gov ClintonLow environment rank of Ark disputed by Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton to inspect flood damage in Southeast ArkBill Clinton tours flood damge. raises grant amountGov Clinton backs 2-mos salary for Dr Raymond MorrisonVo-tech director resigned over differences with ClintonBill Clinton helps dedicate TrefilARBED <strong>Arkansas</strong> plantClinton sought to curb expenses of Jimmy MasonClinton suggests giving GED test to 12th gradersClinton looking into system to check histories of gun buyersGov Clinton seeks student exchange with Eastern EuropeGov Clinton 's talk with Correction Bd Chmn Mason gets resultsBill Clinton stays in $500-a-night hotel at taxpayer expenseGov Clinton seeks ways to strengthen child protection systemGov Clinton fi.les claims on PR fundGov Clinton applauds taxes passed 'for tomorrow 'San Antonio 's ex-mayor Henry Cisneros praises Bill ClintonAnimal waste urgent environmental problem, Gov Clinton saysClintons served up $36,275 in food, expense 1990 rept showsGov Clinton reorganizes his staff into three teamsGov Clinton comments on abortions at UAMCGov Clinton scrutiniz es use of public funds for abortionsGov Clinton wants voters to get news about legis packageGov Clinton tells Central High graduates to dream. trySheffield Nelson urges Clinton to deny cl.emency to LohbauerGov Bill Clinton orders end to race-norming on ESD testsGov Bill Clinton criticized for ending race-normingGov Clinton uses PR money to pay for booklets on legis workBill Clinton names members of new Crime Laboratory BoardSen Jerry Bookout runs state in absence of Gov, Lieut GovGov Clinton appts several persons to boards and commissionsClinton asks PG&E to reconsider threatened streamsRobert McCord column urges Bill Clinton to continue battleClinton tells school dists to begin teacher pay raise newRep John Lipton spends day as governorClinton names panel to study child welfare system in ArkClinton urges faith in education in Governor 's School talkGov Clinton presides at hearing on health care access03/26/91 Bl03/26/91 Gl03/28/91 Al03/28/91 I703/29/91 A303/30/91 A103/30/91 Bl04/ 1/91 Bl04/ 4/ 91 B604/ 5/91 B904/12/91 B1404/ 12/91 B204/13/91 B204/ 17 /91 B204/18/91 A404/19/91 A404/19/91 B404/20/91 B1205/ 2/91 B205/ 3/91 B205/ 9/91 Bl05/10/91 Bl05/10/91 ClO05/ ll/91 Al05/11/91 B905/14/91 Al05/ 14/91 A605/14/91 Bl05/15/91 A305/15/91 B405/16/91 B205/20/91 Bl05/21/91 A305/22/91 Al05/22/91 Bl05/22/91 B605/24/91 B405/25/91 B605/26/91 B205/27 /91 B205/30/91 Bl l06/ 2/91 Bl306/ 4/ 91 B406/ 5/91 B606/ 7/91 B406/ 7/91 B806/ 7/91 B806/ 8/91 Bl06/ 9/91 Cl06/12/91 B906/15/91 B406/15/91 B406/17/91 Bl06/20/91 A655513255141252415452233555153564322124l363111263151321141
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGov Clinton promotes Proj ect Success as welfare reform 06/24/91 Al 5Clinton asks PSC to review permit for medical waste disposal 06/28/91 Bl 2Gov Clinton reappoints Joe Pascale to PC&E Comm 07/ 2/91 Bl 5Gov Clinton turns in PR claims 07/ 3/91 B4 lBill Clinton spends July 4 criss-crossing state to events 07/ 5/91 Al 5Gov Clinton spends more than 12 hours traveling around state 07/ 5/91 AB 1Gov Clinton defends reappointment of Joe Pascale to PC&E Comm 07/ 5/91 Bl2 5Clinton appmt of Joe Pascale to PC&E called political payoff 07/ 6/91 Bl lGene Farrell resigned PC&E Comm seat at Gov Clinton's request 07/ 6/91 B7 lGov Clinton joined Marie Osmond in duet for troops 07/ 7/91 A12 1Bill Clinton not a children's crusader. columnist writes 07/10/91 Bl lBill Cl inton calls suit on child welfare in Ark disturbing 07 /10/91 Bl 2Gov Clinton announces $5 million in preschool grants 07/10/91 B8 1Gov Cl inton says $15.000 spent for crime watch well spent 07 /10/91 B9 1Gov Clinton wants overhaul of child welfare system in state 07 /11/91 Al 2Gov Clinton advocates publ ic. private sharing health costs 07/11/91 B8 3Gov Clinton pledges help in converting Eaker AFB for industry 07 /12/91 Bl 2Bill Clinton to promote awareness of <strong>1991</strong> legis session work 07/13/91 Bl 5Asa Hutchinson leads blast at Gov Clinton 's absenteeism 07/14/91 Bl 5Bill Clinton takes pro-choice stand on abortion 07/15/91 Al 2Women 's Political Caucus greets Gov Clinton with cheers 07 /15/91 Al 2Women 's Political Caucus finds Clinton in line with agenda 07 /15/91 AS 3Gov Clinton' s pro-choice stand on abortion ia a shocker 07/16/91 Bl 5Pro-choice. without a doubt (ed on Clinton 's abortion stance) 07/16/91 BS 3Gov Clinton amazed by reaction to his abortion stand 07/17/91 Bl 5Gov Clinton hesitates to call Legis on defender system 07/17/91 B6 1Bill Clinton 's abortion remarks over the years 07/17/91 BS 5Gov Clinton expects challenge of legislative reapportionment 07/18/91 Bl 2State-backed loan to Morrilton Plastics ruled not anti-union 07/20/91 Cl 2Robert Mcintosh claims Clinton did not pay for services 07 /23/91 B2 1Robert Mcintosh says Clintn promised money. Yarnell pact 07/23/91 B2 1Robert Mcintosh says Clinton promised prison release of son 07/23/91 B2 lRobert Mcintosh's allegations false. Gov Clinton says 07/23/91 B2 1Bill Clinton calls Robert Mcintosh lacking in credibility 07/24/91 BB lBill Clinton looking for ways to curb street violence 07/25/91 A6 1Gov Cl inton visits comedian Dick Gregory in LR hospital 07/25/91 A6 1Gov Clinton attends meeting on youth crime in Pulaski County 07/26/91 Al 5Lawsuit by Larry Nichols against Clinton quietly dropped 07/26/91 Bl 2Larry Nichols wants to reopen his suit against Gov Clinton 07/27/91 BlO 1Clinton 's atty says Robert Mcintosh did not report payment 07/27/91 B7 4Clinton says limiting access to public housing may slow crime 07/30/91 B2 1Larry Nichols suit against Gov Clinton opened to public 07/30/91 B2 lGov Clinton lauds speedup in auto licensing under new program 07/30/91 B2 2Gov Clinton champions prison boot camp program OS/ 3/91 Bl 1Robert Mcintosh says group to pay him to haunt Bill Clinton 08/ 4/91 Bl 1Letter critical of Gov Clinton on environmental issues 08/ 5/91 x2 2Robert Mcintosh declines trip to New Hampshire to dog Clinton 08/ 6/91 AS 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> duties not neglected. Gov Bill Clinton assures 08/ 7/91 A3 5Gov Clinton perplexed by Winston Bryant suit against PC&E 08/10/91 Al 5Clinton wants child welfare proposal in his hands by November 08/10/91 B2 4Jim Guy Tucker ready to take reins if Clinton runs for pres 08/20/91 Al 2Gov Clinton listens to suggestions for curbing youth crime 08/27/91 B2 6Clinton asks Crime Lab how it would proceed without Dr Malak 08/29/91 Al 6Bill Clinton cites Legis in delay of child aid funding 08/29/91 BS 1142
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C.OLBill Clinton beginning to tend to troublesome issues at home 08/30/91 Bl lChild welfare funds lagged, Gov Clinton concedes 08/31/91 Al 2Gov Clinton gives annual Labor Day picnic for labor 09/ 3/91 Bl 2Gov Bill Clinton signs pro-labor petition on striking workers 09/ 3/91 Bl 4Gov Clinton answers questions on call-in TV show 09/ 4/91 Bl 6Gov Clinton suggests Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak resign 09/ 4/91 Bl 6Clinton appmt of Percy Malone to Pharmacy Bd upsets industry 09/ 5/91 Bl 1Clinton wants more staff for child welfare, but no tax 09/ 5/91 B5 1William H Bowen named executive secretary to Gov Bill Clinton 09/ 7/91 Al 5Pharmacists threaten to work against Clinton campaign 09/ 7/91 Bl 1Pharmacists broke word, Gov Bill Clinton says 09/ 7/91 BlO 1Column discusses Bill Clinton 's 1 inability ' to run state 09/ 9/91 x3 1William H Bowen leaves Ensco board to serve Bill Clinton 09/ 10/91 C9 2Bill Clinton says state did all it could in Mena case 09/11/91 Bl 2Gov Clinton makes appmts to Higher Education Board 09/17/91 B2 3Column analyzes appm.t of Bill Bowen as Clinton chief-of-staff 09/19/91 Bl 1Analysis of the Clinton record in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/22/91 A6 1Analysis of the Clinton record in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/22/91 A7 1Clinton did not play fair in Arkoma case, PB Commercial says 09/22/91 C4 3Bill Cl inton says Ark in vanguard of educational reform 10/ 1/91 AB 1Bill Clinton uses own study to dispute Green Index rating 10/ 1/91 Bl 5State GOP co-chairmen urge Clinton to resign as Governor 10/ 4/ 91 A.Q 2Gov Clinton sets execution date for Kirk Douglas Wainright 10/10/91 B2 1Sheffield Nelson blames Clinton for tax failure at LR 10/11/91 BS 5Bill Clinton. lawmakers agree Legis session not needed 10/16/91 A3 5Gov Clinton believes child welfare lawsuit can be settled * 10/23/91 Al 2Gov Clinton. Acting Gov Jim Guy Tucker differ on problem * 10/24/91 Al 2Clinton 's 'remedy ' (ed on child welfare system problems ) * 10/24/91 BlO 1Column on 'dualing ' governors on call of legis session * 10/25/91 Bll 1Thomas C McRae pondering 1994 race for governor * 10/27/91 Bl 5Clinton campaigns. state growers poorer, M Oakley writes * 10/27 /91 H5 1Column discusses Bill Clinton 's problems in <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 10/27/91 H5 1Bill Bowen discusses his job as chief of staff * 10/28/91 Al 3Gov Bill Clinton says special legis session possible * 10/29/91 Bl 5Bill Clinton disputes ACES rept on child support collection * 10/30/91 Bl 5James Guy Tucker hints at race for governor * 11/ 6/91 B4 1Bill Clinton attends Law Enforcement Day ceremony at LR * 11/10/91 Bl 1Gov Clinton salutes helpers with Desert Storm welcome home * 11/11/91 Bl 5Gov Clinton says state should erase race from UCA charter * 11/14/91 Bl 5Rep Tim Hutchinson wants Clinton 's pay docked * 11/14/91 BlO 1Docking Bill Clinton 's pay unconstitutional . Atty Gen says * 11/15/91 B3 1Dock Bill's pay? (ed) * 11/21/91 B8 1Bill Clinton opposes use of Fort Chaffee for Haitians * 11/28/91 Al 3Gov Bill Clinton has no word on housing Haitians in Ark * 11/29/91 Al 5Gov Clinton honors survivors of Pearl Harbor attack * 12/ 2/91 Bl 3Gov Clinton honors survivors of Pearl Harbor attack * 12/ 2/91 Bl 3Gov Clinton pardons Jaye Kay Williams in school theft case * 12/ 7/91 B6 2John Robert Starr blames Clinton for lack of insurance plan * 12/ 8/91 H5 4Bill Clinton wants revisions of used tire disposal rules * 12/28/91 Al 2Cl inton does not re-appoint Jimmy Mason to Correction Bd * 12/28/91 Bl 1GOVERNOR' S SCHOLARSsee Scholarships and loansGOVERNOR' S SCHOOL (Ark)Gov Clinton addresses students on value of education 06/17 /91 Bl 2143
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLAnimal rights activist addresses schoolGRACE MANUFACTURING CORussellville firm test-markets toolsGRACE, PRESTON JRsee also BanksGRADY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag13 Ag24 Sl2GRAN, EDsee also Vigilance groupsGRAND GULF POWER PLANTsee Electric powerGRAND PRAIRIE TRACEsee Parks , recreation and tourismGRANDPARENTSsee Children and youthsee Famil ies and family lifeGRANT COUNTY FAIRsee Expositions and fairsGRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja25 Mr19 My8 My9GRAY, CYNTHIAsee also DeathsGRAY, EDWIN FEdwin and Ruth Gray killed in plane crashObituaries of Edwin and Ruth GrayGRAY, HENRYsee also Trucks and trucking industryGRAY, PATRICIAsee Southwestern Bell Telephone Cosee also Junior League of Little RockGREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsGREAT PASSION PLAY (Eureka Springs)<strong>Arkansas</strong> Interfaith Conf criticizes play as anti-SemiticGREEN BAY FOOD COAtkins plant packs several brands of picklesGREEN BAY PACKAGING COFire at Morrilton plant does $50,000 damagesGREEN DENTAL LABORATORIES INCHeber Springs firm is one of state 's largest dental labsGREEN INDEXsee ·Env ironmentGREEN, BILLsee also InventionsGREEN, ERNESTGreen bemoans disdain for study by today 's youthGREENBERG, PAULsee also Books and writingGREENBERG, STANLEYsee also Presidential election of 1992GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr15GREENE. BETTEsee also Books and writing06/28/91 B13 403/18/91 x15 106/ 3/91 Al 206/ 3/91 B6 505/ 4/ 91 B14 104/ 8/91 x4 108/ 6/91 B3 107 /29/91 x6 105/11/91 B6 3144
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGREENLANDsee also Aviation and aircraftGREENPEACEsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsGREGORY, DICKsee also Crime and viceComing to LR to help DIGNITY in fight against crime, drugsArrested, jailed briefly at LR; taken to hospitalGregory among protestors who refused to leave Arm.idillo'sPolice tried to persuade Gregory to leave storeProtestors say Armidillo 's Hands sells drug paraphernaliaComic puts humor to work in his fightsGregory was arested at Pine Bluff in 196407 /23/91 A807 /24/91 Al07/24/91 Al07 /24/91 Al07/24/91 Al07/25/91 Al07/25/91 Al1222222Gregory to wage war on drugs : V
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHALL. ANDREW Msee also ReligionHALL. JOHN WESLEY JRsee also Murders - Mason. Marj orie LHALL. NANCY JOHNSONFormer state Treasurer dies at age 8801/ 2/91 B4 5HALLOWEENsee also Traffic accidents and safetyHAL STEAD INDUSTRIES INCWynne workers laid off Dec 14 to return to work01/ 1/91 Cl 5Union rej ects 'final ' contract offer* 12/ 14/91 D2 2Hal stead. Teamsters avoid strike. agree to contract* 12/28/91 D8 1HAMBURGsee also PoliceHAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Medicine and healthHAMMERSCHMIDT. JOHN ARTHURsee also Transportation Safety Board. NationalHAMMERSCHMIDT, JOHN PAULsee also CongressHAMPTON, DANsee also Athletics and sportsHAMPTON, R Jsee also Government employees. StateHAMRA. GERALDInterview with businessman Gerald Hamra01/21/91 x7 1HAMZY0 CONNIEsee also Presidential election of 1992HANDICAPPEDsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> School for the Blindsee also Automobiles and automobile driverssee also Educationsee also Housingsee also Special OlympicsBlind student aided by high-tech 02/25/91 Bl 1Shannon Nunn. 10. receives bionic ear implant 03/31/91 Al 2Prison inmates at Wrightsville produce braille textbooks 04/30/91 BS 3Advocates for disabled select lead group 05-/11/91 B2 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Lighthouse for the Blind trains workers for jobs 05/20/91 Bl 1Home-care anomalies hinder system' s work 06/ 2/91 Bl 2Disabled teen gains independence at Easter Seal facility 06/10/91 Al 2Spina bifida summer camp lets children learn. play 06/10/91 Bl 2Camp for children who cannot speak lets them interact 06/19/91 B2 1College rep course offered for the visually handicapped 07/ 8/91 B2 1Children find outlet from chronic disease at Camp Aldersgate 07/15/91 Bl 2Forty asthmatic children starting week at Aldersgate 07 /22/91 Bl 6Groups unite to implement Americans With Disabilities Act 07/25/91 B2 3Students with disabilities honored 07 /31/91 B2 4Greg Blubaugh ' s spirit. enterprise. draws praise of Burt Hann 08/ 5/91 x6 5Dean Massey. a quadriplegic. fighting to walk again * 11/ 8/91 Al 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> cities race clock to comply with Disabilities Act * 11/19/91 Bl 1Phone firms want all subscribers to pay for service to deaf * 12/ 2/91 Bl 1Phone firms want al l subscribers to pay for service to deaf * 12/ 2/91 Bl 1ADAPT group protest Medicaid budget cuts with sit-in * 12/31/91 Al 2146
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMedicaid cut protesters chain themselves in governor 's offce* 12/31/91 Al 3HANDICRAFTSsee Culture and the artsHANGII. ELENAActivist works with Acorn. Institute for Social Justice. FHLB 06/ 3/91 x4 1HANNAH 'S POTPOURRI SPECIALTIES INCBurt and Donna Hanna have built maj or successBurt and Donna Hannah named Young Enterpreneurs of the YearHANNAHS. GERALD04/ 6/91 Cl05/ 5/91 C421see also Phoenix Mortgage CorpHARBORS. PORTS AND MARINASChicot County turns down tax for Yellow Bend PortHARDIN, LUTHER04/11/91 B7 1see also Education Department (Ark) - Vocational Educ DivHARDING UNIVERSITYsee Colleges and universitiesHARDY, BENJIsee also Children. GiftedHARINGTON. DONALDsee also Books and writingHARKEN ENERGY CORPsee also Bank of Credit and Commerce InternationalHARKEY. JOHN NORMANsee also Legal aid for the poorHARMON. DANsee also Saline Countysee also Substance abuse and trafficProsecuting atty charged with not filing tax returnsFriends , political foe stand up for HarmonHarmon to plead innocent to failure to file taxesJudge Gary Arnold denies leaking memos on drug allegationsHarmon chooses jail over terms magistrate set for releaseHarmon finds order for drug screening especially gallingHarmon challenge to drug test may be uniqueHarmon says he is a political prisonerProsecutor stays in NLR jail to protest pre-trial conditionsFederal marshals refuse to allow private lab test for HarmonAppeals Ct panel in St Louis denies freedom for Harmon08/17 /91 Al08/17 /91 A708/24/91 Bl08/27 /91 A208/28/91 Bl08/28/91 Bl08/29/91 Al08/29/91 Al08/29/91 Al08/30/91 Bl08/31/91 Al51222235556US Circuit Ct of Appeals to rule next week on Harmon 's appeal 09/ 1/91 Bl 6Harmon 's run-in with judge fits longtime patternAmerican Civil Liberties Union join Harmon protestHarmon continues soj ourn in NLR jailLimits on Harmon not reasonable, Malvern paper saysHarmon released from jail after judges erase drug test ruleTrial of Harmon delayed until February 1992HARMON. KENNETH09/ 5/91 Al09/ 5/91 B409/ 7 /91 BS09/ 8/91 C409/14/91 Al10/ 4/91 B4556324see also AssaultsHARP 'S FOODSSpringdale-based chain expanding into Central <strong>Arkansas</strong>HARRINGTON. BOB02/28/91 ClO 3see also Murders, Attempted - Harrington, BobHARRINGTON. DAVEsee also Economic developmentHARRISON GOLD AND SILVER EXCHANGE147
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHondurans catch fugitive Nicholas Anthony Guarino Jr * 12/ 7/91 Bl 5Many retired persons had invested in precious metals market * 12/ 7/91 Bl 5HARRISON, WILLI.AM Fsee also Substance abuse and trafficHARSHAW I JUJUsee also Athletics and sportsHARVERSTER CHURCHFirebomb left in Rogers church with timer tickingHARVEST FOODSUnion authorizes strike unless wages, benefits increaseLR store fined $20,000 for trafficking in food stampsTwo employees held responsible for food stamp violationsSchools to get $1 million worth of computersInterview with Harvest Foods CEO Harry JansonHARVEY, CHARLESsee also Monte NeHASTINGS, HARRYsee also Rivers and lakesHATCHER, JOE Csee also Colleges and universitiesHATHAWAY I JIMsee also Land and real estateHAWKING (Bill) Familysee also Styline IncHAWKINS, BRUCEIRS targets State Rep Hawkins for back taxes paymentState Rep Hawkins says he will pay all taxes dueHAWKINS, ETHELHonored as outstanding philanthropistHAWKINS, MARLINFriends roast Hawkins at fund-raiser for public libraryHAYS , BROOKSListed among state 's most influential citizensHAZARDOUS MATERIALSsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsHAZENsee also Weems, Sam AHAZINGPolice cite 20 teens at LR in school haz ing ritual at parkStudents at LR get off with warningHEALTHsee Medicine and healthHEALTH CLINICS. School-Basedsee Birth control and abortionsee Medicine and healthHEALTH DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also Birth control and abortionsee also Government employees, Statesee also Medicine and healthsee also TobaccoDirector Joycelyn Elders frequent attender at meetingsDirector Joycelyn Elders pursued by other statesFormer medical examiner Dr Fahmy Malak joins Dept staffDirector Joycelyn Elders calls Dr Fahmy Malak an asset10/31/91 B904/22/91 Bl06/20/91 cs06/20/91 C807/19/91 Cl10/13/91 Fl04/11/91 Bl04/11/91 Bl03/ 6/91 B309/29/91 Bl02/10/91 A708/22/91 Bl08/24/91 Bl05/ 6/91 Al05/25/91 Al09/11/91 Al09/12/91 Bl61111222164222552148
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHEAL TH INSURANCEsee InsuranceHEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONSsee Medicine and healthHEARNE. GARBOsee also WomenHEAVEN'S OUTREACH MINISTRYsee Frauds and swindlingHEERWAGEN. PAUL KILLIANAuthor and storyteller dead at age 95HEFLEY. JAMES CARLsee also Books and writingHEIDINGSFELDER. SHARONsee also WomenHEISKELL. JOHN NETHERLANDListed among state 's most influential citizensHELENAsee also PoliceTown to be featured on Japanese television programHELLER. MATTsee Giften childrenHENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITYsee Athletics and sportssee Colleges and universitiesHENDREN. JIMM Lsee also Courts, FederalHENDRICKS. CHARLESsee also AngolaHENDRIX COLLEGEsee Athletics and sportssee Basketballsee Colleges and universitiessee Science and technologyHENRY BROTHERS INCManila firm makes limousinesHERB ICIDESsee ChemicalsHERITAGE COMMUNICATIONS COHeritage to add 600 workersSherwood firm to add 600 diverse workers to work forceHERNANDEZ . ISIDROsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-RossHEROISMsee also RescuesHeroism certificates go to fourHERR, HELENsee also Buildings and offices, GovtHESS, JOANsee also Books and writingHEU STON, JOHNsee also WildlifeHICKEY, MAURICE Lsee also News and news mediaHICKINGBOTHAM, FRANK D07/20/91 B602/10/91 A701/31/91 BS09/ 3/91 B305/26/91 Fl06/17/91 B304/18/91 B25121512149
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Bankssee also TCBY Enterprises IncReceives top award in salesmanshipHICKMAN, JOHN06/15/91 C8 4see also EducationHICKMAN, JOHN Csee also VolunteersHIDEAWAY SPORTS CENTERsee GamesHIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also Buildings and offices, Govtsee also Colleges and universitiesMargaret Lincort fired by Diane GillelandHIGHLAND PARK HOUSING PROJECT (Little Rock)* 11/ 2/91 B7 1see HousingHIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also RoadsHerby Branscum heads list for Highway Commission appointmentHerby Branscum Jr named to AHC by Gov Bill ClintonHIGHWAY COMMISSION (Ark)01/12/91 Bl01/24/91 Bl15see Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)HIGHWAY POLICE, Statesee PoliceHIGHWAYSsee RoadsHILBILT MANUFACTURING INCBenton dump truck builder climbs to topHILDERBRAND, JOSEPH LYTLE10/14/91 x12 1see also History (Ark)HILL, J FRENCHHill is executive secy of Economic Policy CouncilSpecial asst to President George Bush speaks in LRHILL, STEVEN DOUGLAS*09/16/91 x711/22/91 Dl13see also Murders - Klein. Robert WHILLARD, ASA GAuthor of Portland Public School Baseline EssaysHINEGARDNER, VERNA LEE08/ 4/91 Cl 1see also Books and writingHINSHAW• JERRYsee also Buildings and offices. GovtHIPPYsee Home Instruction Prgoram for Preschool YoungstersHIROSHIMAsee also World War IIHISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITESsee also Pulaski CountyJohnson Mill bought by architect to use as office. innHot Springs bank to demol ish Alvin Hotel despite rulingDr Paul Tucker trying to save old Alvin HotelJohnson Mill to become a luxury innProtesters continue effort to save Alvin Hotel at Hot SpringsGood Earth Assn preserves old barns on filmBank of Eureka Springs has 3,000 historic photos of cityHistory is victim of urban renewal in downtown Hot Springs01/23/91 ClO01/31/91 Bl02/ 8/91 Bl02/25/91 xll03/ 3/91 BS03/ 4/91 B303/ 4/ 91 x1603/11/91 Al35114132150
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Bankssee also TCBY Enterprises IncReceives top award in salesmanshipHICKMAN, JOHN06/15/91 C8 4see also EducationHICKMAN, JOHN Csee also VolunteersHIDEAWAY SPORTS CENTERsee GamesHIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also Buildings and offices, Govtsee also Colleges and universitiesMargaret Lincort fired by Diane GillelandHIGHLAND PARK HOUSING PROJECT (Little Rock)* 11/ 2/91 B7 1see HousingHIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also RoadsHerby Branscum heads list for Highway Commission appointmentHerby Branscum Jr named to AHC by Gov Bill ClintonHIGHWAY COMMISSION (Ark)01/12/91 Bl01/24/91 Bl15see Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)HIGHWAY POLICE, Statesee PoliceHIGHWAYSsee RoadsHILBILT MANUFACTURING INCBenton dump truck builder climbs to topHILDERBRAND, JOSEPH LYTLE10/14/91 x12 1see also History (Ark)HILL, J FRENCHHill is executive secy of Economic Policy CouncilSpecial asst to President George Bush speaks in LRHILL, STEVEN DOUGLAS*09/16/91 x711/22/91 Dl13see also Murders - Klein. Robert WHILLARD, ASA GAuthor of Portland Public School Baseline EssaysHINEGARDNER, VERNA LEE08/ 4/91 Cl 1see also Books and writingHINSHAW• JERRYsee also Buildings and offices. GovtHIPPYsee Home Instruction Prgoram for Preschool YoungstersHIROSHIMAsee also World War IIHISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITESsee also Pulaski CountyJohnson Mill bought by architect to use as office. innHot Springs bank to demol ish Alvin Hotel despite rulingDr Paul Tucker trying to save old Alvin HotelJohnson Mill to become a luxury innProtesters continue effort to save Alvin Hotel at Hot SpringsGood Earth Assn preserves old barns on filmBank of Eureka Springs has 3,000 historic photos of cityHistory is victim of urban renewal in downtown Hot Springs01/23/91 ClO01/31/91 Bl02/ 8/91 Bl02/25/91 xll03/ 3/91 BS03/ 4/91 B303/ 4/ 91 x1603/11/91 Al35114132150
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLByron Cole Rhodes donates $3000 to fund to save Alvin Hotel 03/15/91 B5 3Historic Wilson-Burr House at LR to be demolished 03/30/91 Bl 2Bank accepts offer for Alvin Hotel at Hot Springs 04/10/91 B4 1Brief history. photos. of homes in Quapaw Quarter tour 05/ 1/91 B3 1Hotel Pines restoration urged 05/ 1/91 BS 2Springfield-Des Arc bridge on North Cadron being preserved 05/20/91 BS 2Ward-Heiskell House at LR being restored by law firm 05/20/91 :x16 3Eason Bldg at Fayetteville being restored 05/20/91 x4 1Fred Williams restores 150-yr-old Reutzel house at Fort Smith 05/29/91 BS 2McCollum-Chidester home at Camden is monument to the past 06/ 2/91 B7 1Almost 200 state sites nominated for National Register 06/ 8/91 B9 1Twelve properties added to National Register 06/23/91 B3 1Alvin Hotel fund gets $40.000 from governor's emergency fund 06/28/91 BS 1Alvin Hotel rescued from wrecking ball; will house arts ctr 07/ 9/91 B2 1LR installs period lamp posts in MacArthur Park Historic Dist 07/10/91 B4 2Preservation group blocks demolition of cottage at LR 07/12/91 Bl 2Restored 1873 jail is in Powhatan Courthouse State Park 07/28/91 B3 2Effort under way to save Bank of Waldo building 10/ 2/91 B3 2New roof planned for Van Buren Co courthouse raises debate * 10/22/91 Bl 1Effort to save historic theater in Conway fails * 11/ 1/91 B9 1Crusade hopes to save Community Church in Quapaw Quarter * 11/24/91 B2 1Peel Mansion at Bentonv ille bought by Wal-Mart * 12/ 3/91 D3 1Wal-Mart donates Peel Mansion to preservation foundation * 12/ 3/91 D3 1HISTORY (Ark)Gravesite of Hot Springs founder Hiram Whittington vandalized 02/27/91 Al 6Hot Springs Bath House Row has colorful past 05/12/91 Al 2Union Gen Frederick Steele occupied Mccollum-Chidester house 06/ 2/91 B7 1Article on Zachary Taylor and his stint at Fort Smith 06/23/91 Al 2Hiram Whittington landmarks in Hot Springs mentioned 07/ 4/ 91 Bl 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> history embellished with outlaws from earliest days 08/ 4/91 Al 2Henry Starr. Joe Hilderbrand. Joe Broadway among Ark outlaws 08/ 4/91 Al 2John Murrell. James Gang. Jim Doolin noted outlaws in Ark 08/ 4/91 Al 2Dollar Way Road helped pave way for concrete highways 08/11/91 F2 4Joe T Robinson 's campaign for vice-president reviewed 08/24/91 B9 4Justin Matthews family helped build North Little Rock 09/ l/91 Al 2Trail of Tears designation by NPS largely ignores <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/10/91 Al 4The <strong>Arkansas</strong> News used to teach history in fifth grade * 12/ 8/91 Dl 2HOBBIESsee also ToysHOOUE. BOBBYsee also Legislature (Ark)HOHNBAUM. MARJsee also WomenHOLDER. TRU STENsee also Peter. LilyHOLLAND. DONNIEsee also Middle EastHOLLIMAN. BRENDA FAYEsee also Fewell and AssociatesHOLLINGSWORTH. ARNOLD JRsee also Money launderingHOLLINGSWORTH. P Asee also Legal professionHOLLGJAY. KENNETH ED151
ARKANSAS GAZETl'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Sex crimesHOLNAM INCsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsHOLY ALAMO CHRISTIAN CHURCHsee Alamo Christian FoundationHOME FEDERAL SAV INGSsee BanksHOME INSTRUCTION PROGRAM FOR PRESCHOOL YOUNGSTERSsee Children and youthHOME SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONsee BanksHOME-BASED EDUCATIONsee Education Jy28HOMICIDEsee MurdersHOMOSEXUAL Ssee also Educational televisionsee also Libraries. Publicsee also Murders - Golden. Julia Nsee also Prisonssee also Sex crimesBill in Sen to remove criminal penalty draws oppositionCriminal penalty inhibits voluntary testing for AIDSSenate panel rej ects sodomy law repealDeputies removing gays from 140 rest area near MorganFifteen arrested at Morgan rest area after complaintsTwo men arrested at rest stop say they test positive for AIDSAIDS tests to be ordered for men arrested at rest stopSodomy arrests at rest area not tied to debate in Legis<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gay and Lesbian Task Force protests rest stop arrestSince early February 40 men have been arrested at rest stopFourteen sentenced for sex-related activity at rest stopMan files sexual harassment suit against male supervisorPulaski sheriff's office defends use of camera at rest roomAttorney questions use of camera at Morgan rest stopNo cameras in the restrooms (ed)UCA reviews policy to see if school biased against gaysNorth Ark Conf of Methodist Church rej ects homosexual clergyLR Conf of Methodist Church keeps its stand on gays intactSchool supt pleads guilty to sex act with man at Hot SpringsHomosexual youth find haven in LR support group. PALSBoy. 13, dressed as girl charged with prostitutionCivil rights group to focus on gay and lesbian rightsForty men arrested on sex charges at Lake FayettevilleWatch Care Network protests Fayetteville homosexual arrestsFayetteville director wants names of men arrested publishedUCA trustees broaden non-discrimination statement<strong>Arkansas</strong> gay population estimated at 250.000Gay Arkansans celebrate Natl Com1ng Out Day at state CapitolHOOP FESTsee BasketballHOPE. BOBsee also VeteransHOPKINS. JAMES FRANKOl/18/91 B601/18/91 B601/31/91 I102/ 2/91 Bl02/ 5/91 Bl02/ 5/91 Bl02/ 6/91 B202/ 7/91 B202/17 /91 B502/ 19/91 B403/20/91 B204/ 4/91 Al04/19/91 Bl04/20/91 Bl04/ 24/91 BIO05/30/91 B606/ 5/91 AB06/12/91 Bl07 / 4/91 Bl07/13/91 B407/13/91 B607/26/91 B407 /27 /91 B307/30/91 B308/ 9/91 B408/10/91 B210/12/91 B210/12/91 B21132444513222411323151124333152
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also CemeteriesHORSE RACINGOakl awn, Louisiana Downs to negotiate on simulcast plan 01/ 6/91 AlOaklawn Park passes distributed to politicians01/19/91 BlPreview of <strong>1991</strong> racing season at Oaklawn Park01/20/91 MlBill in Senate calls for end to admission fee at Oak.lawn 01/29/91 G7Two additional Oaklawn pass plans aired in Legislature01/30/91 H4Secy of State W J Mccuen will decline to pass out tickets 02/ 5/91 G2Bill to end admission chg at Oaklawn fails in committee 02/ 6/91 H4Senate passes bill to end free passes to Oaklawn02/15/91 I5Atty Gen says free pass practice may be illegal02/ 17/91 AlLegislature may halt Oaklawn granting of free passes02/ 17/91 AlControl of free passes could pass to track03/ 1/91 I3Gov Clinton balks at handing pass control to tracks03/14/91 ASProposed law on passes makes problem worse, column says 03/15/91 IlGov Clinton, Oaklawn officials work on free pass settlement 03/15/91 15Racing Comm seeks to keep passes03/17/91 BlGov Clinton wants sponsors to recall racing pass bill03/19/91 G4Rep Ted Mullenix stands firm on race pass bill03/20/91 H4Columnist says racing pass junkies win at the wire03/21/91 HlRacetracks will control passOgiving03/21/91 H6Oaklawn wants to shorten season. reduce tax take03/30/91 BlRetired race horses go to farm at Pearcy04/15/91 B3Life back of the track at Hot Springs described04/ 15/91 Dl<strong>Arkansas</strong> Derby won by Olympio04/21/91 DlOaklawn Park profits in 1990 grew by 68 pct05/ 1/91 BlArk Supreme Ct orders trial on Paul Register's contention 07/16/91 B2Paul Register contends Oaklawn negligent Ln his effort to bet 07/16/91 B2Bettor says Oak.lawn negligence denied him chance to win 07 /22/91 BlPaul Oglesby and his horses barred from Oak.lawn Park08/ 1/91 BlRacing Comm upholds revocation of Paul Oglesby 's license 08/ 2/91 BlHORSESsee Livestock and poultryHOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong>Convention hears talk by 'Cheers ' model owner Tom Kershaw * 10/30/91 DlHOSPITALSsee Insurancesee Medicine and healthsee Unemployment insurance and compensationHOT CHECKSsee Frauds and swindlingHOT SPRINGSsee also Buildings and officessee also Convention facilities and conventionssee also Firessee also Historic buildings and sitessee also History (Ark)see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Restaurantssee also Rivers and lakesMayor Melinda Baran chal lenges law on signed political adsElection law under which Mayor Baran chgd ruled validChgs against Mayor Melinda Baran, Courtney Croch dismissedBusiness Dist agrees to replace Arlington Fountain01/12/91 Bl01/26/91 B501/27/91 B203/ 6/91 B52212414122411154111112623321622142153
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLRepair of flood damage to Fordyce Bathhouse continuesUS Rep Beryl Anthony asks Melvyn Bell to renovate bathhousesHot Springs losing patience with Melvyn Bell's inactionMerchant sues Hot Springs Central Business Improvement DistEconomy reviving with help of Oak.lawn promotionsIdeas for revitalizing city given by Hugh PollardDescription of Bath House Row in its heydayBathhouses to receive federal aid to preserve historic bldgsInterior Secy Lujan pledges funds for Bathhouse Row workInterior Secy Manuel Luj an visits city. Bathhouse RowFuture of city tied to renovations and growthTourists may soon trace foot trails of early IndiansCity Board of Directors abolishes Waterworks CommissionHOT SPRINGS ARTS CENTERsee Culture and the artsHOT SPRINGS CONVENTION CENTERsee Convention facilities and conventionsHar SPRINGS FESTIVAL OF THE ARTSsee Culture and the artsHOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F25 Ag24 SlO SllHOTEL Ssee also Economic conditions and trends - Ark IndicatorsCrescent Hotel alive and well in Eureka SpringsHoliday Inn at Springdale enables city to attract touristsRobert Goff family finds success with hotel chainAdvice on starting bed-and-break.fast operationCamelot in LR sold to Mehta Associates Inc. an <strong>Arkansas</strong> f :i.rmMountain Inn at Fayetteville seeks to attract more guestsCity of LR approves plan to upgrade Camelot HotelCamel ot Hotel at LR sold to Mohan L MehataCrescent Dragonwagon. Ned Hanks operate bed and breakfastHistoric National Baptist Hotel at Hot Springs soldNew owners of National Baptist at Hot Springs have big plansAmerSuites Hotel at LR opensEureka Springs places moratorium on bed-breakfast permitsHOUSINGsee also Athletics and sportsHighland Park Proj ect had no murders in 1990. police sayArk has only criminal eviction law in the nationOpposition to tenant-eviction law in Ark growingUniv of Ark to allow Paul Heerwagen to remain through springAcorn wants renters to become owners of Pine Bluff housingHarsher tenant-eviction bill fails in House committeeCrime called rampant at Eastgate Housing Proj ect in NLRNLR' s Eastgate director asks for help of Natl GuardNLR Mayor Patrick Hays vows to drive cr:i.m.e from EastgateGroup recommends at-home services for elderly. disabledLawmakers try to balance rights of landlords. tenantsNLR police raid Eastgate. arrest 28Bill to repeal eviction law gets do-passAltheimer houses to be weatherized . natural gas connectedHouse sends bill to repeal criminal eviction law to committeeJohn Walker may sue over housing patterns in Little Rock03/ 6/91 B5 203/ 9/91 Bl 603/25/91 Al 204/ 9/91 A7 104/20/91 Cl 204/ 28/ 91 Fl 105/12/91 Al 205/20/91 Al 607/ 3/91 Bl 207/ 3/91 Bl 207/22/91 Al 207 /29/91 Bl 208/31/91 BlO 103/10/91 FlO03/15/91 ClO03/18/91 x704/ 1/91 x604/17/91 Cl05/ 6/91 xl606/19/91 Cl07 /11/91 ClO07/28/91 El08/ 1/91 Bl09/30/91 BS10/11/91 C9* 10/27 /91 Gl01/ 6/91 Bl201/12/91 B201/12/91 B201/24/ 91 B701/27 /91 Fl02/ 1/91 I602/ 5/91 Bl02/ 5/91 Bl02/ 6/91 Bl02/ 8/91 Bl02/ 9/91 Al302/ 9/91 Bl02/ 15/91 I402/19/91 B302/19/91 G202/20/91 Al13246121124513225311124551234154
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCommittee to hear eviction bill backers 02/20/91 H6 1Gov Bill Clinton wants criminal eviction law repealed 02/21/91 I8 1Rental housing scam discovered in Blytheville 02/24/91 B3 2Two more tenant bills introduced 02/26/91 G4 1Tenant law conflicts negotiated 02/27/91 H4 5Long amendment attached to landlord-tenant bill 03/ 2/91 Al2 5Proposed review of housing tenants' criminal history sunk 03/ 8/91 I4 1Federal budget cuts threaten housing for the elderly 03/11/91 Bl 4Proposal to revamp state 's landlord-tenant law fails 03/12/91 Gl 3House panel suggests passage of eviction bill 03/13/91 I2 3House committee passes tenant bill 03/15/91 !6 2Lonoke publ ic housing proj ect draws complaint 03/2/91 B3 2Bill to decriminalize non-pay for rent fails in House. 20-60 03/23/91 AlO 5Pulaski County housing becomes less segregated 04/10/91 A4 3John Suskie. head of HUD office in LR. accused of racism 04/27/91 B2 5Stuttgart Housing Authority has two conflicting boards 05/ 3/91 Al 2Worthen Natl Bank program to aid home-buying in inner city 05/ 8/91 Cl 2ADFA sells bonds for financing of 2.500 houses in Ark 05/17/91 Cl 2Habitat for Humanity renovating house at LR 05/20/91 B4 2Disabled complain of problems at Cumberland Towers proj ect 05/22/91 B2 1House to offer $93 .4 million in housing loans 05/29/91 Al 2Camden tackles problem of the homeless 06/ 3/91 BlO 5LR Housing Authority trying to make high-rises accessible 06/ 3/91 B3 1LRPD to begin using more detailed crime report form 06/ 3/91 B3 1Urban League to focus on tenants' rights. fair housing issues 06/ 3/91 B3 5Home-loan fund swamped by applicants for bond money 06/ 4/ 91 Cl 2Residents on NLR Housing Authority proj ects may get ID cards 06/ 5/91 B3 6NLR program provides free paint for owners to paint homes 06/10/91 B3 1Govt-sponsored prefabricated housing factory to aid Delta 06/18/91 Cl 2Low-income residents of Delta may be able to buy homes soon 06/18/91 Cl 2Mentally ill homeless call for independence 06/20/91 B2 1Handicap accessibility complaint filed against Cumberland Apt 07/ 2/91 B2 1Three high-rises at LR to get enhanced accessibility 07/ 2/91 B2 1Controlled access to LR public housing proj ects considered 07/30/91 B2 1Habitat for Humanity starts one-week house-raising in LR 08/ 4/91 BB 1Grey stone is opulent mansion near Rogers 08/ 25/91 Fl 2Willard Robertson built Greystone. valued at $4.5 million 08/25/91 Fl 2Arkansans try trailer to beat housing costs 10/ 1/91 Bl 2Vacant-home figures high in Pulaski County * 11/ 4/91 Dl 4Crime is target of public housing crackdown in NLR * 11/ 7/91 Al 6Securing the proj ects (ed on need to control crime) * 11/ 9/91 BlO 1Benton returning $2.5 million housing grant to HUD * 11/14/91 B7 1Prosecutor asks NLR for $40 .000 to fight drugs . gangs * 11/15/91 B2 1LR board member sees high-tech racism in policies * 11/20/91 B2 1Little Rock may become part of private program. LISC * 11/23/91 Bl 2Benton to return $2.5 million housing grant * 11/26/91 B3 1Gingerbread House at Hot Springs draws attention * 12/ 1/91 Dl 2Gingerbread House at Hot Springs draws attention * 12/ 1/91 Dl 2Partnership between govt. private interests to paint houses * 12/ 7/91 B2 1Local Initiative Support Corp may get involved in Ark * 12/ 8/91 Bl 2Local Initiative Support Corp sees LR area as fertile * 12/ 8/91 Bl 3Entergy. AP&L participate in program called Open Door * 12/12/91 B2 2Lakewood proj ect approved despite protests * 12/ 18/91 B2 1HUD says Carroll R Kemp owes $47 2. 927 refund to govt * 12/22/91 Bl 1155
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHOU SING AUTHORITIES. PublicseeHOWARTH.see alsoHousingSUSANHUCKABEE. MIKEsee alsoHUDSON FOODS INCEducational televisionCongressHudson has change in maj or shareholders 01/ 5/91 Cl 2Firm in best shape ever 02/ 9/91 Cl 5Subsidiary in Georgia damaged by fire 05/29/91 Cl 5Hudson makes deal to sell chicken feet to China 06/ 14/91 ClO 3Hudson launching new product called turkey on a stick 07/25/91 Cl 3Hudson to co-pay $340.000 settlement for Elk River pollution 09/ 5/91 CS 6Quarterly earnings rise * 11/ 5/91 dl 2Hudson will donate millions for wastewater treatment plants * 11/19/91 Dl 2Hudson developing new products from turkey meat * 11/24/91 Gl 1Rendering plant at Joplin. Mo destroyed by fire * 12/ 4/ 91 DB 4Hudson to lay off 49 workers at Fort Smith plant * 12/ 7 /91 Dl 5HUD SON. DEE JAYSherwood memorializes Hudson by naming street for him 06/ 3/91 B2 3HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTERSsee(Ark)Mental health and disordersHUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENTsee also(Ark)Children and youthDHS to probe disposal of , confidential papersSpokesman explains hCM documents got to building siteGov Clinton decides DRS should have $2 .8 million moreWelfare budget defended by Gov Bill ClintonLeaked sealed ct order has Judge Terry Crabtree upsetSealed order involved child in custody battle in Benton CoEight yrs of litigation against DHS endsChildren and Family Services Director Richard Dietz resigns *Judith Faust named interim director of Child Services *Department has been engulfed in sea of problems*Area DHS services poor. state Rep Lloyd George says*Mental Health Services Div laying off 13 employeesDirector Terry Yamauchi too busy to go to Gov Assn ConvHUMANITARIAN AWARDS. NationalDaisy Bates. Mack and Donna McLartyHUMPHREY. MARIONHUNGERsee also Courts. State and LocalseePoorHUNGER STRIKESseeHUNNICUTT.see alsoHUNT (J B)HUNTPrisons and prisonersHEATHERMiss <strong>Arkansas</strong>SPECIAL COMMODITIES INCNew division of J B Hunt to(J B) TRANSPORT SERVICESCandian truckers give HuntHUNT (J B) TRANSPORT SERVICESsee alsoreceive NCCJ aw ardshaul hazardous materialsINCthe cold shoulderINCCivil rights and discrimination01/ 9/91 B601/16/91 B302/ 19/91 G603/ 1/91 I306/19/91 B1306/19/91 B1309/14/91 Bl10/19/91 Al10/27 /91 Al11/ 3/91 Bl11/ 8/91 B611/14/91 B418/19/91 Bl05/ 2/91 B206/14/91 Cl07/ 1/91 x3Article traces career of J B Hunt Jr and his business career 05/13/91 x7 15631222261432251156
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSummary of facts. figures on firmHunt to build own terminal in MemphisHUNT. JOHNNIE BRYAN JRsee also Bankssee also Hunt (J B) Transport Services IncHUNTER. SCOTI'see also CongressHUNTINGsee Shootingssee WildlifeHUNTING EQUIPMENTsee Finance and budgets. State GovtHUNTSMAN. RALPHsee also AgricultureHUNTSMAN• WAYNEsee also AgricultureHUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Quiz BOW'lHUSSMAN. WALTER E JRsee also Camden News Publishing Cosee also News and news mediaHUTQUNSON0 ASAsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Congress - Reapportionmentsee also Legislature (Ark)HUTCHINSON. TIMsee also Birth control and abortionRYMAN. RALPH Asee also AIDS Foundation. <strong>Arkansas</strong>ICE STORMSsee Weather and stormsILLEGITMACYsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Children and youthILLINOIS RIVERsee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsILLITERACYsee also Education. Adul tJoint Budget Comm approves adult literacy funding billLiteracy Council alters name, aimAdult illiteracy impacts education of their children<strong>Arkansas</strong> has 225 . 000 functionally illiterate residentsDelta area has one of nation' s highest illiteracy ratesLocal celebrities at LR promote literacy programsILV INCsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsIMPERATO. LOUJohn Flake . Larry Wallace . Ed Penick Jr sue NY gun dealerSuit seeks to wipe out about $4 million in debtsIMPROVEMENT DISTRICTSPlum Bayou Levee Dist tax not legal. suit contendsPlum Bayou Levee Dist was created in 1905INCINERATORSsee Fayetteville05/13/91 x9 1* 10/29/91 Dl 602/22/91 I304/ 6/91 B904/ 19/91 A404/ 19/91 A404/ 19/91 A409/ 9/91 Bl* 12/31/91 Dl* 12/31/91 Dl05/14/91 B305/ 14/91 B35255532222157
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsINCOME, Personalsee Wages and salariesINDECENT EXPOSUREsee Pornography and obscenityINDEPENDENCE COUNTYsee also Legal aid for the poorsee also Legal professionsee also PoliceVoters rej ect tax for facilities improvements06/20/91 BSSheriff David Hunter accused of giving his dad a bogus job 08/22/91 B3Sheriff Hunter deputizes fiancee, pair drives to New Orleans 08/28/91 BlSheriff Hunter says deputizing fiancee saved county money 08/28/91 BlProbationer left state after sheriff, friend retrieved her * 12/20/91 B12INDEPENDENCE COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersINDEPENDENCE FEDERAL BANKsee BanksINDIANS, Americansee also Archeology and anthropologyQuapaws return to state to preserve ancestry04/ 8/91 BBState 's Indian population denied services under law07 I 9/91 AlGovernment intrusion forced tribes from their native <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07 I 9/91 A6Population in Ark for 1980, 1990, by county07/ 9/91 A6Hot Springs tourists may soon trace early Indian trails 07/29/91 BlINDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS AND SAFETYElecrrician falls 100 ft to his death at Nucor-Yamato SteelDeath at Nucor-Yamato plant raises question of safetyWorker killed at Vireo Manufacturing Corp at ConwayNucor-Yamato fined for safety violation in death of workerOnly 56 pct of job-related fatalities in Ark repts to OSHAINDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (Ark)see also Economic developmentsee also Forests and forestrysee also Morrilton Plastics Products IncBanker Wallace W Fowler named to AIDCINDUSTRIAL LIQUID WASTESsee Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsINDUSTRIAL PLANTSsee Companies and factoriesINFLUENTIAL PERSONS AND GROUPS<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s 20 most important persons of the 20th centuryBiographical sketches of <strong>Arkansas</strong> 's 20 most important personsHarvey Couch called excellent candidate for historians' listSeveral women mentioned as suitable for historians ' listINSECTSsee also Medicine and healthAnt research by Benj amin Hassell winning awardsTick bite believed source of death of LR womanTick population booms this year because of mild winterSuggestions for avoiding tick-borne diseasesMosquitoes outpacing LR controlsNLR' s fogging machines used to control mosquitoesMosquitoes unmatched for misery. columnist writes05/30/91 Bl05/31/91 Cl06/12/91 B706/15/91 Bl* 11/30/91 Al* 12/ 10/91 Dl02/10/91 Al02/10/91 A502/24/ 91 C302/24/91 C304/ 5/91 B405/14/91 Al05/14/91 A605/14/91 A607/ 5/91 Bl07/ 7/91 B209/ 4/91 Al635514213221462231111213216158
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLIN SIG NAsee Trademarks. trade names and emblemsINSURANCEsee also Employers Equitable Life Insurance Cosee also Fewell and Associatessee also Taxationsee also Unempl oyment insurance and compensationsee also Workers Compensation InsuranceGovernor Clinton, Legislature will try to cover uninsuredOut-of-state insurers unregulated; premiums quadrupleBill to cut drug costs for state employees fails in LegisHouse panel takes step for high-risk health ins poolHouse approves high-risk health insurance fundLawmakers taking on health care task. columnist saysHigh-risk health insurance pool nears approval in SenateHigh-risk health insurance bill hotly debated in SenateAbout 380.000 Arkansans do not have health insuranceCredit insurance rarely needed. regulators sayArkansans snared in tangle over First Pyramid LifeTangled path of sales of First Pyramid annuities tracedCritics of 'bare bones ' insurance bill emergeHealth insurance bill amdt criticized as disastrousCompromise reached on bill for 'bare bones' health ins billHealth advocates praise 'bare-bones' health ins proposalBill for 'bare-bones' health insurance sent to House againHouse passes bare-bones medical insurance billSenate defeats bill to reimburse social workers for servicesSenate speeds 'bare bones' health insurance bill alongSenate passes 'bare-bones' health insurance billCollege employees worry about cut in state share of premiumsCollege benefits to be left aloneState Farm raises auto premiums in stateState workers • insurance may be changed to Insurance CommrHouse refuees to cut state share of premiums for collegesState employee insurance bill averts showdownPremium tax on foreign insurance firms struck downExecutive Life Ins Co ordered to stop dealing in stateDetails of proposed 'bare bones' insurance plan releasedAdvocates study cost of 'bare bones ' coverageDemonstrators at LR cal l for national health programAbout 760.000 Arkansans with health insurance risk losing itHealth woes ovetwhelm one family without insuranceBare-bones insurance likely to get deductiblePatient sues insurer over rare treatmentSonj a Rood sues health plan to pay for costly transplantBare-bones health insurance to require $200 deductibleAll children in Elaine School Dist to have health insuranceChildren in Eudora School Dist to have health insuranceAm-Tram Corp says health ins costs jumped 45 pct in one yearHealth-care advocates rally at State CapitolBlue Cross let social worker reimbursement slip by in LegisLegislators profess ignorance of social worker amendment<strong>Arkansas</strong>-based firms usually safe from risky investments<strong>Arkansas</strong>-based company ratings01/ 8/91 Bll01/10/91 Bl01/17/91 IS01/24/91 I601/25/91 1401/30/91 H502/ 1/91 1602/ 2/91 A602/ 2/91 Bl02/ 3/91 Fl02/ 4/ 91 xll02/ 4/91 xll02/ 5/91 G602/ 7/91 1302/12/91 GS02/13/91 H602/14/91 I202/19/91 G202/19/91 GS02/20/91 H602/21/91 1502/21/91 1602/26/91 G603/ 5/91 Cl03/ 5/91 G603/ 6/91 H303/ 6/91 H504/ 2/91 C904/13/91 Cl05/ 9/91 Bl05/10/91 B206/ 7/91 B206/20/91 Al06/20/91 Al06/21/91 Bl06/27/91 Bl06/28/91 Bll07 /26/91 Al09/ 1/91 Bl09/ 1/91 Bl09/30/91 Bl09/30/91 Bl09/30/91 B209/30/91 B210/ 6/91 Fl10/ 6/91 Fl1611111422111143331115131ll2256s55552222225523159
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState employees to see increase in health insurance premiums 10/18/91 B6 1New health plan for state employees uses preferred provider * 11/ 1/91 Al 2State employees at crossroads on health insurance * 11/ 1/91 Al 2State empl oyees unhappy with part of new health ins plan * 11/ 5/91 Bl 1State to decrease contribution to school employee insurance * 11/ 9/ 91 Al 5State empl oyees being surveyed on health insurance plan * 11/11/91 Bl 1Retired legislators are on state employee health ins plan * 11/11/91 Bl 2Legislators question Preferreed Option for state employees * 11/12/91 B5 2Saline Memorial Hosp opposes health plan for state employees* 11/12/91 B5 5State employees back off health insurance cost-cutting plan * 11/13/91 Al 2Jury orders insurer to pay Wm P Finley IV $655.896 * 11/28/91 B2 2State employees to pay 10 pct more for health insurance * 12/ 4/ 91 A12 lNo insurer has proposed plan for no-frills health plan * 12/ 6/91 Al 2Insurance plan victim of gubernatorial neglect. Starr says * 12/ 8/91 H5 4Health care takes 12 pct of income of Ark families * 12/11/91 Bl 1Atty Gen Winston Bryant issues alert on insurance 'con' * 12/20/91 B9 6INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (US)see United States - Internal Revenue ServiceINTERNATIONAL LOAN NETWORK INCArk authorities investigating accusations against IntnlFirm may have viol ted pyramid sales (Ponzi scheme) lawsHeadquarters are located in suburban Washington. D CINTERNATIONAL ORDNANCE INCNew firm at East Camden to hire at least 100INTERNATIONAL PAPER COsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsPine Bluff plant donates $57 , 103 to community programsINTERNATIONAL PAPER CORPDonates funds for Pinnacle State Park arboretumINTERNATIONAL RELATIONSsee also Middle EastINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSRaluca Eliescu plans to attend Harding UnivRomanian Raluca Eliescu studies at North Pulaski HighRaluca Eliescu may not be allowed to stay in USRaluca Eliescu to spend summer at home, return to HardingRomanian citizen Raluca Eliescu hopes to attend Harding UnivUCA receives grant to train 47 students from Costa RicaTwo Soviet students to spend year at Univ of Central ArkINTERNATIONAL VISITORSGerman Group Study Exchange members find Ark delightfulINTOXICATIONsee Substance abuse and trafficINVENTIONSsee also Advanced Brake and Clutch Cosee also Artek Systems Incsee also EarthCare Systems IncMichael Casey invents respirator that is safe for CPRW 0 Couch creates innovative no-touch cricket boxDavid Perciful invents device to recycle shingles for streetsVeg-o-matic inventor Bruno Jasinski lives in JonesboroUAMS patents device that may eventually help paralyzed peopleRalph Beals of Russellville invents lock used by businessesPatent given to Univ of Ark for superconducting compound05/22/91 Cl05/22/91 Cl05/22/91 Cl01/ 9/91 C209/10/91 B3* 11/21/91 BlO05/17/91 B205/17/91 B205/18/91 Bl05/23/91 Bl06/19/91 B306/30/91 B308/22/91 A7* 10/28/ 91 Bl06/10/91 B306/ 14/91 D707/27/91 B307 /29/91 Bl08/ 7 /91 El08/26/91 x1210/ 9/91 Bl222211445213341234216160
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill Green finally sees Ammonia Hold reach marketFrank Wisener develops anti-theft device for trailersINVESTMENT TAX CREDITSsee Companies and factories* 11/ 3/91 Gl* 11/ 5/91 DlINVOTEKFayetteville firm makes products for the disabled05/12/91 Fl 6IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIRContra case still haunts family of Wallace B Sawyer Jr01/ 2/91 Al 3Sawyer 's family in Magnol ia still haunted by Contra case 01/ 2/91 Al 3Wallace Sawyer died in plane crash that unraveled Iran-Contra 01/ 2/91 Al 3Atty Gen Winston Bryant urged to pursue Barry Seal issue 05/23/91 Bll 1Mena airport allegedly used by Barry Seal for drug operation 05/23/91 Bll 2FBI apparently investigating Barry Seal case05/24/91 B6 6Winston Bryant forwards Barry Seal petitions to federal of fer 06/ 1/91 B4 1Group wants to meet with US Atty Fitzhugh on Barry Seal case 07/11/91 Bll 3Plane flown by Wallace Sawyer was housed at Mena airport 07/20/91 B4 4Widow of Wallace Sawyer renews request for govt benefits 07/20/91 B4 4Congress told of bizarre activities at Mena airport in '80s 07 /25/91 Al 2Congressional panel hears tales of illegal activities at Mena 07 /25/91 Al 2Mena airport reportedly had bizarre mixture of activities 07/25/91 Al 2Panel told that Barry Seal was drug smuggler and informant 07 /25/91 Al 2Wm Duncan alleges Fitzhugh will not probe Mena airport case 07/25/91 AB 1Wm Duncan criticizes US Atty Michael Fitzhugh to Congress<strong>Arkansas</strong> Comm says it has proof Mena airport used for drugs07/25/91 A8109/ 9/91 Bl 2Group says Mena operation handled by George Bush 's office 09/ 9/91 Bl 2Atty Gen Winston Bryant to meet with Iran-Contra prosecutor 09/10/91 Al 5Bill Alexander to meet with Iran-Contra prosecutor09/10/91 Al 5Winston Bryant says evidence credible CIA ran drugs at Mena 09/10/91 Al 5State did all it could in Mena Airport case, Gov Clinton says 09/11/91 Bl 2File on Mena airport turned over to Iran-Contra prosecutor 09/18/91 Al 2Iran-Contra link to Mena airport positive. B Alexander says 09/18/91 Al 2Ex-prosecutor urges probe of Mena airport operations in 1980s 09/21/91 Bl 5Students seek records on Mena airport09/27 /91 B2 6Atty Gen office representing both sides of Mena airport case 10/ 3/91 B2 1IRAQsee also Congresssee also Middle EastIRBY. A TIMsee also AdvertisingIRRIGATIONsee WaterISKCO LTDFirm makes vibrators for use in construction industry01/21/91 x5 3ISOM. MIKEsee also FootballISRAELsee also Congresssee also Middle EastIVERSON. ROGER Asee also Advanced Brake and Clutch CoIVY. DONsee also CongressJ AND J METAL S INCSteel business has grown from home-run business to $2 million 08/ 5/91 x12 122161
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJACKPOT INCConvenience store chain files for bankruptcy protectionJACKSON COUNTYEx-County Clerk Don Daniels gets jail termJACKSON. JESSEsee also Earle Industriessee also Presidential election of 1992Jackson coming to Ark to back cause of laborJackson visits striking workers at Champion Parts plantJACKSONVILLEsee also Crime and viceBudget of $7 ,391 ,962 for <strong>1991</strong> passesNAACP requests that biracial committee be formedMinority hiring plan recommended for cityNAACP may sue city over minority hiringRacial bias in hiring alleged in complaint against cityClerk charged with tampering with public recordsJACUZZI BROTHERS INC02/ 1/91 ClO 602/19/91 B5 1* 10/23/91 B6* 10/25/91 Al01/ 4/91 B402/ 8/91 B402/ 22/91 B405/17/91 Bl05/27 /91 B308/13/91 BlJacuzzi mov ing all pump manufacturing to Little Rock plant * 11/12/91 Dl 2JAIL Ssee Prisons and prisonersJAMES GANGsee History (Ark)JAMES. FRANKsee History (Ark)JAMES. JESSEsee History (Ark)JAPANsee also CommerceJAPANESE IN THE UNITED STATESMr Sam Yutaka Yada, 85, dies at Sherwood04/21/91 BlO 5Sam Yutaka Yada was interned at Rohwer during World War II 04/21/91 BlO 5Internees work to restore monuments at Rohwer camp* 11/ll/91 B2 5JASINKSI, BRUNOsee also InventionsJASPERTown to benefit from Winrock Intnl rural development proj ect 05/27 /91 x9 1JAUSS, DAV IDsee also Books and writingJAYCEESTen Outstanding Young Arkansans award winners listed<strong>Arkansas</strong> Jaycees named tops in the nationJEFFERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERsee also Medicine and healthClaims filed in class-action discrimination suitJENCO, LAWRENCEFormer hostage in Beirut speaks at LR police seminarJENKINS, SUE ROLLERsee also WomenJERNIGAN. GEORGE 0 JRsee also Politics and govtJET PROCESSING SYSTEMSFayetteville firm sells machines to skin catfishJEWELL. JERRY D1252125603/ 8/91 ClO 308/28/91 Cl 504/ 2/ 91 B3 206/ 19/91 Bl 206/ 7/91 ClO 2162
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Educationsee also Legislature (Ark)IRS files lien for unpaid taxes against Dr JewellCredit company seeks to repossess Sen Jewell' s carJEWELRYKeith Grinnis of Sherwood rapairs damaged jewelryJEWS06/21/91 Bll07/ 4/91 BS07 /18/91 B3411see also Middle EastArk Jewish community plan fund-raiser for Soviet JewsJIMELCO INCJacksonville firm at forefront of transformer rebuildingJIMSONWEED08/ 21/91 A704/29/91 x651see PlantsJOB CORPSCass Job Corps putting teens on right trackJOHN BRCllN UNIVERSITY01/ 2/ 91 B3 1see Colleges and universitiesJOHNSON MILLsee Historic buildings and sitesJOHNSON. BRADsee also Actors and entertainersJOHNSON. JAMES DLetter on Republican elitists who reject primary winnersJohnson revie
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Auditor (Ark)JONES.JONES.JONES.PAUL Gsee alsoTERRI DAviation and aircraftNo clues yet on missing womanBody of missing woman found in her car in creekWILLIAMsee alsoJONESBOROMedicine and health01/ 2/91 BB 101/ 3/91 Bl 5Greene. Craighead County try to help Jonesboro gain SMSA rank 03/ 5/91 B5 2JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja27JOURNALISMUALR journalism awards go to fourteenWinners for <strong>Arkansas</strong> High School Press Assn listedJR ENTERPRISESFirm makes giant barbecue rigsJUDICIAL DISCIPLINE AND DISABILITY COMMISSION (Ark)see Courts. State and localJUNETEENTHseeJUNGMEYER0Blackssee alsoDENNISFewell and AssociatesJUNIOR LEAGUE OF LITTLE ROCKPat Gray is first black member ever for LeaguePat Gray comments on her admission to LeagueJURIES AND JURY DUTYsee Courts. State and localJUSTICE,BOBsee alsoJUVENILE JUSTICEseeK-D TOOLS INCTyson Foods IncChildren and youthPennsylvania company moving to SpringdalePlant moving to Fayetteville will employ 500 workersK-MAC ENTERPRISES INCFort Smith based firm has 48 Taco Bell franchisesKANADY. VICKI KORALKOsee alsoChildren and youthKAWANEER PANEL PR ODUCTS COSpringdale plant goes international with salesKAYAKS AND KAYAKINGKEEPseeseeKEET.Boats and boatingPan American Games'EM BAREFOOT AND PREGNANT AWARDSsee Women's Political Caucus. <strong>Arkansas</strong>JIMKeet weighing options on political futureKeet invited to discuss economy with President BushKeet finds President Bush a good listenerKELLY. VIRGINIA DWIREKEMP.see alsoCARROLL Rsee alsoCrime Laboratory (Ark)Housing03/31/91 B12 104/21/91 B4 507/ 8/ 91 x6 107/ 9/ 91 Al07/10/91 Bl6205/29/91 ClO 306/28/91 Cl 209/ 8/ 91 Fl 206/18/91 C9 206/ 5/91 Bl 1* 10/31/91 AlO 2* 11/ 2/91 B3 1164
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLKEN AFseeKERR,KERRY,KERSH,AgricultureBILLsee alsoBOBPolitics and govtsee also Presidential election of 1992see alsoKERSTEN,RICHARD KTODsee alsoKIDNAPPINGSwim mingPolandsee also Efird, Tyson Leesee also McAuley, Darrelsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinsee also Murders - Nagel, Michellesee also Murders - Pilgrim, Chester·see alsoPoliceConflicts stall rape, kidnapping probe of David Stuart 02/12/91 Al 2Hot Springs day-care center averts boy's kidnapping 03/29/91 BS 1Derrick Dewayne Gilbert, 23, gets 60-yr sentence 06/14/91 B5 5Ex-Razorback star Mario Credit chgd with kidnapping woman 08/12/91 D7 4Alleged victim was Mario credit's girlfriend 08/13/91 BS 1Charges may not be filed against Mario Credit 08/14/91 D5 1Fayettevile police chief investigates arrest of Mario Credit 08/15/91 BlO 1Fayetteville officer allegedly pulled gun on Mario Credit 08/17/91 B3 5No charges will be filed against Mario Credit 08/23/91 B3 2Alleged kidnapper wrecks car: Kathryne Cousins, 2, safe 10/ 1/91 Al 2Kathryne Cousins was in car allegedly stolen by Leroy Gitchel 10/ 1/91 Al 2Parents of Kathryne Cousins forgive Gitchel, decline charges 10/ 2/91 Bl 2Leroy Allen Gitchel returned to <strong>Arkansas</strong> 10/ 3/91 B3 1Charges likely against suspect Leroy Allen Gitchel 10/ 4/91 B7 4Leroy Allen Gitchell pleads guilty to kidnapping toddler 10/18/91 B6 5Female student abducted from Univ of Ark campus. escapes * ll/ 1/91 B4 1KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPsee alsoMedicine and healthHuggies Baby Wipes made at Maumelle prove popularExpansion plans for Maumelle plant would add 100 jobsKINCAID. ALsee alsoAthletics and sports Je18KING BISCUIT BLUES FESTIVALseeKING,FestivalsMARTIN LUTHER JRBearden group keep children home on King holidaySeveral observances of birthday plannedBirthday celebrated in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Fort Smith blacks seek King holiday for schoolsMartin Luther King Day parade held at LRAcorn asks Pine Bluff schools for King holidayJacksonville NAACP members upset that officials skipped eventConway residents want King holiday for schoolsBill in Legis would make birthday a state holiday for schoolsHouse panel rejects school holiday for KingColumnist says King holiday bill died without honorConway blacks shun school bd plans for observing birthdayOZ/18/91 xll 107/12/91 Cl 201/19/91 B501/20/91 Bl01/21/91 Bl01/22/91 Bl01/22/91 Bl01/22/91 B301/24/91 B402/ 6/91 B302/ 9/91 A1302/22/91 !602/22/91 I803/20/91 B3311252422315165
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLConway School Dist approves King holidayKIRBY. WILLIAM Fsee also World War IKNEBEL. THOMAS Esee also Vietnamese ConflictKORALKO. JOSEPHsee also Children and youthKU KLUX KLANsee Libraries, Publicsee Vigilance groupsKUTAIT, KEMALsee also Leird Church Manufacturing CoKUWAITsee also Middle EastKWANZAAsee BlacksL-TRYPTOPHANsee Medicine and healthLABARGE INCHuntsville plant wins Navy contract worth $9.1 mill ionLABORsee also Beverly Enterprises Incsee also Capital Mercury Shirt Cosee also Champion Parts Incsee also Earle Industriessee also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicatorssee also Educationsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoFarris FashionsHarvest FoodsIndustrial accidents and safetyJob CorpsJones Truck Lines IncMedicine and healthNorth Little RockPulaski CountySubstance abuse and trafficUnempl oyment insurance and compensationWages and salariesWal-Mart Stores IncWhirlpool CorpUnemployment rates for <strong>Arkansas</strong> counties in Nov 1989 (map )AFL-CIO's Bill Becker opposes Gov Clinton's tax planJ Bill Becker continues opposition to sales tax increaseUnemployment rate in Ark at two-year highHouse approves age of 12 for children for some farm laborDecember unemployment rates (map)Gov Bill Cl inton urges labor to support bills in LegislatureLabor hopes for tax break measures. Bill Becker says<strong>Arkansas</strong> poultry processors try to make workpl ace saferUnemployment statistics for Ark. Jan 90-Dec 91Gov Clinton' s budget for jobs program rej ected in panelUnemployment rates for January (map)<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s job growth in non-agri empl oyment (chart)<strong>Arkansas</strong> 's employment in non-agri jobs, 1980-1990 (chart)04/10/91 B3 506/21/91 ClO 101/10/91 C2 201/22/91 Gl 501/25/91 A13 202/ 2/ 91 Cl 202/ 5/91 G4 302/ 6/91 ClO 302/11/91 Bl 102/11/91 B2 102/12/91 Cl 303/ 9/91 Al 303/12/91 G4 103/15/91 ClO 304/ 1/91 xll 104/ 1/91 xll 4166
ARKANSAS GAZETrE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFebruary unemployment rates. by county (map) 04/ 3/91 ClO 3Unemployment in Ark rises to 8 pct 04/ 6/91 Cl 2Unemployment rates for March shc:Mn, by county (map) 05/ 3/91 ClO 2ESD says "race-norming" used for job applicants in some areas 05/ 6/91 Al 3Testing procedure known as 'race-norming' recd well in Ark 05/ 7/91 Cl 2Gov Bill Clinton orders end to race-norming at ESD offices 06/ 2/91 B13 3Gov Bill Clinton criticized for ending race-norming 06/ 4/91 B4 1Unemployemnt rates for <strong>Arkansas</strong> counties during April 06/ 8/91 C10 4Migrant labor camp near Hope offers rest, respite from road 06/12/91 Al 2May unemployment rates for Ark. by counties 07 /12/91 C9 2Unemployment rates for June (by county) 08/ 2/91 C9 3Jobless ranks grow in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 08/ 3/91 Cl 4SEIU split drags state into union dues deduction squabble 08/12/91 B2 1Gov Bill Clinton gives annual Labor Day picnic for labor 09/ 3/91 Bl 2Gov Bill Clinton signs pro-labor petition on striking workers 09/ 3/91 Bl 4Number of employed Arkansans shows increase 09/ 7/91 Cl 5Unemployment rates for July (map) 09/10/91 C9 2Unemployment rates for August. by county (map) 10/10/91 C9 2Labor surplus exists in 51 counties. 2 cities 10/17/91 Cl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> bucks trend. gains jobs 10/17/91 Cl 5Jobless rate in state reaches 7 .1 pct * 11/ 2/91 Dl 5State moving quickly to extend aid to jobless * 11/25/91 Al 6Groups in Ark back bill guarding strikers' jobs * 11/26/91 Bl 6Labor pool full again in Northwest Ark * 12/24/91 Dl 3LABOR DEPARTMENT (Ark)Director Jay Terwilliger to resign 08/30/91 BS 1Director Jay Terwilliger resigns 08/31/91 B7 1LACROIX OPTICAL COTwo employees get credit for Batesville plant's location 08/19/91 x6 3LAFAYETTE BUILDING (Little Rock)see Buildings and officesLAFAYETTE COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersLAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee FootballLAKESsee Rivers and lakesLAKEWOOD SHOPPING CENTERsee General Properties IncLAKEWOOD VILLAGE SHOPPING PARKsee Retail storesLAMBDA COMMUNICATIONS INCLos Angeles firm moving headquarters to Rogers* 11/12/91 D2 3LAMPKIN. STEVEN Bsee also Medicine and healthLANCASTER, BOBsee also News and news mediaLAND AND REAL ESTATEsee also Agriculturesee also Buildings and offices. Govtsee also Dardanelle Development Corpsee also Frauds and swindlingWestern Pulaski County developing rapidlyRTC will offer financing for large commercial property02/ 11/91 xl503/11/91 xlO12167
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMarket in Northwest Ark is in fine shapeReal estate market in Ark has been on a roller coaster rideJim Hathaway has successful firm in LRArticle on practice of burying St Joseph image to aid saleArticle gives tips on preparing homes for saleMansion built by Orval Faubus at Huntsville is for saleWalton.Tyson families tour ex-Faubus mansionL 0 Day buys former Faubus mansion at HuntsvilleAuctions have become popular way to sell real estateSugarloaf Mining pays PC&E for not reclaiming landLAND COMMISSIONER(Ark)Commr Charlie Daniels cancels his state-issued credit cardsCharlie Daniels seeks $850 to pay wife for work at homeColumn highly critical of Charlie Daniels' expense claimsCharlie Daniels defends $850 reimbursement for his wifeCharlie Daniels pays wife $790 from PR fund for 79 hrs workLANDFIL LSseeLANDLORDSseeLANGSTON,see alsoLASATER.Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsHousingCOURTNEYDANsee alsoLAUNDRIESFewell and AssociatesPhoenix Mortgage CorpSearcy laundry serves 1,100 customersLAUVER.LAVER,DALEsee alsosee alsoLORETTAsee alsoLAWYERSseeseeLEAD POISONINGseeLEADERSHIPRobberies and theftsRobberies and theftsWomenLegal aid for the poorLegal professionMedicine and healthGovernor's Conf on Leadership begins SundayLEADERSHIP.seeLEAR.Governor's Conference onLeadershipNORMANsee also Presidential election of 1992LEARNING DISABILITIESsee alsoLEDBETTER.EducationBROWNIEsee also Finance and budgets. State GovtLEE COUNTY COOPERATIVE CLINICseeMedicine and healthLEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTseeLEE. GAILsee alsoLEFLAR.Education S9WomenROBERT WListed among state's most influential citizens03/ 11/91 x7 203/11/91 x7 203/18/91 xll 104/22/91 x16 104/28/91 Fl 606/ 1/91 B7 206/21/91 B14 106/24/91 Bl 307 I 8/91 xlO 1* 10/23/91 Bl 401/ 3/91 Bl 504/ 4/91 A3 104/ 5/91 Bl 104/ 5/91 B6 305/31/91 B14 505/20/91 x6 105/13/91 Bl 102/10/91 A7 1168
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLEGAL AID FOR THE POORArk Supreme Ct warns fees cap on court-apptd attys illegal 02/19/91 Al 6Court-apptd attys found in contempt for refusal to represent 03/15/91 B5 2Contempt citation could damage legal fee cap rule 03/17/91 B5 1Lawyer wants fee limit declared unconstitutional 03/20/91 B2 2Supreme Ct stays contempt chgs for lawyers who want more pay 03/26/91 Bl 4Bill to increase fee cap for apptd defense attys dies 03/28/91 I7 5Court-apptd lawyers complain of fee caps 04/10/91 B9 3Defense attys refused extra money in indigent case 04/18/91 BS 2Fee cap of $100 for ct-apptd attorneys illegal. W Bryant says 05/ 7/91 Bl 5Capital cases involving indigents sap livelihood. attys say 05/13/91 Al 2Lawyers challenge capital fee cap as burden on them 05/13/91 Al 2State seeks dismissal of fee cap suit 06/ 1/91 B5 1State disputes fee requests from legis redistricting lawyers 06/ 1/91 B5 3Ark Supreme Ct strikes fee limit for lawyers for indigents 07/16/91 Al 5Public defender system sought by Atty Gen Winston Bryant 07/16/91 Al 5Court fees may drain county budgets under Supreme Ct ruling 07/16/91 A6 1Gov Clinton hesitates over Legis session on defender system 07/17/91 B6 1Independence Co hires John Norman Harkey as public defender 08/28/91 B2 5John Norman Harkey to serve Independence Co for $1 per year 08/28/91 B2 SFaulkner County moving toward public defender system 08/30/91 BlO 1Public defender may be cheaper in Lafayette County 08/30/91 BlO 1Legislature. officials exploring public defender system 09/20/91 Bl 6County legal costs skyrocketing since ban on atty fee limit 09/23/91 Al 2Independence County hit hard by legal fees since cap lifted 09/23/91 Al 2State drawing up plans for public defender system 09/23/91 Al 2County officials to lobby for public defenders 09/28/91 Bl 5Public defender office is landmark for Craighead County * 12/25/91 Bl 4LEGAL PROFESSIONsee alsoLegal aid for the poorR Wayne Lee now free to apply for full pardonEffort under way to estab Death Penalty Resources CenterState pays $198.770 to lawyers in legislative redistrictingCaseBase puts legal rulings in Ark on CDsCaseBase was developed by Kyle ParkerAttys for truckers in tax case ask state for $7.1 million feeSen Roy C Llewellen's attys to get $300.000 compensationAtty Marcia Barnes sued by client over handling of caseLR School Dist ordered to pay$25.262 to lawyersLawyers in rape case ask $90,000 in fees from NLRLR,Pulaski Co move toward solution on law yer billsP A Hollingsworth injects race into issue over legal feesState critical of lawyers fee request of $1.S millionList of fee requests filed in legis redistricting caseTwo attys for Kenneth Clements held in contempt. finedArk Bar Assn honors several membersAtty Richard Atkinson appeals his contempt citationJohn W Walker sued for malpracticeAttorney Richard Atkinson wants hearing on his contempt chgPublic service lawyer Grif Stockley seeks legal idealLetter of caution to Peter Miller will standSpringdale's lone black lawyer finds color no barrierJudge raises fee for Kenneth Ray Clements' lawyerAtty seeks $53,000 in fees from Independence County02/26/91 GB 103/11/91 B2 204/24/91 Bl 505/ 6/91 Bl 505/ 6/91 Bl 505/ 7/91 C9 205/16/91 B2 205/22/91 BS 105/29/91 B2 106/ 5/91 B5 106/ 6/91 Bl 406/13/91 Bl 506/13/91 Bl 506/13/91 B4 306/18/91 Al 406/18/91 CB 406/19/91 Bl l 607 I 4/91 BS 207 /19/91 B6 107 /20/91 Al 307/21/91 B2 107 /28/91 Bl 208/22/91 B7 109/14/91 B3 1169
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFour lawyers win $264.671 from state in legal fees 10/12/91 Bl 5Independence Co has not paid $32,000 to atty Jerry Post 10/16/91 B6 1Independence Co Judge David Wyatt faces jail in fees case * 10/19/91 Cl 4State must pay lawyers $1.03 million in legis districting * 10/25/91 Al 2Lawyers seek way to get paid in indigent cases * 10/31/91 B6 1Taxpayers tired of paying litigation money. columnist writes* 11/ 1/91 Bll 1Law books of Bon Mccourtney given to Pocahontas * 11/11/91 Bl 6Attorney wants Independence JPs found in contempt * 11/15/91 Bl2 2Independence Co budget may determine murder trial fate * 11/16/91 Bl 1Atty Adam Harkey will not seek indigent fee at Batesville * 11/22/91 B5 1Atty Jerry Post sues Independence Co judge. JPs for his fee * 11/24/91 Bl 1State has paid $725.747 to attys in suit on apportionment * 11/27/91 B3 2Independence County officials face jail ing over atty fees * 12/28/91 Bl 2LEGAL SERVICESsee Legal aid for the poorsee Legal professionLF.GAL SERVICES. Central <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Children and youthLEGISLATURE (Ark)see also Agedsee also Alcoholic beveragessee also Animalssee also Archeology and anthropoologysee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Territorial Restorationsee also Athletics and sportssee also Automobiles and automobile driverssee also Bankssee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee. alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoBirth control and abortionBuilding (Construction)Buildings and offices. GovtCapital punishmentChildren and youthCivil rights and discriminationColleges and universitiesCompaniesCongress - ReapportionmentConstitution (Ark)Contracts and purchasing. GovtCoronersCourts. State and localCreditDog racingEconomic developmentEducationEnergy and powerFamilies and family lifeFinance and budgets. State govtFinance and budgets. Local govtFirearmsFiremenFireworksFlags and emblemsFunerals and mortuariesGambling170
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Government employees, Localsee also Government employees, Statealso Government officials, Statesee also Government propertyalso Homosexualssee also Horse racingsee also Housingsee also Insurancesee also Jewell. Jerry Dsee also King, Ma rtin Luther Jrsee also Laborsee also Librariessee also Medicine and healthsee also Middle Eastalso Minority business enterprisesalso Motion picturessee also Motor Vehicle Commission (Ark)see also Murderssee also Nucor-Yamato Steel Cosee also Oil and gassee also Policesee also Politics and govtsee also Politics and govt, Localsee also Pollution Control and Ecology Dept (Ark)see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Poorsee also Pornography and obscenitysee also Prisons and prisonerssee also Racing Commission (Ark)see also Rivers and lakessee also Roadssee also Robberies and theftssee also Scholarships and loanssee also Sex crimessee also Stadiums and arenassee also Substance abuse and trafficalso Successalso Synthetic fuelssee also Taxationsee also Telephonessee also Tobaccosee also Trade schoolssee also Traffic accidents and safetysee also United States - Constitutionsee also Wages and salariessee also Watersee also Wildlifesee also Wilkins, Henry BHouse faced with lawmaker's conviction, election contestFirst-term Senator Jean C Edwards can work with anyoneSenators took $16,000 in home office expenses in NovemberHouse to decide contest between Middlebrook and BrcwnleeSome legislators voted 'no' then took increased expense fundsDems taking risk in controversy over seating two repsseeseeseeseeseesee01/ 3/91 Bl201/ 3/91 B701/ 3/91 B701/ 4/91 A601/ 4/91 Bl01/ 5/91 Bl111451171
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGOP Chmn Asa Hutchinson objects to seating Jimmie L WilsonRoy C Llewellyn carries Delta agenda into state SenateTax measure. other bills filedFour black reps breaking new ground in HouseSen Mike Everett right at home in new districtJimmie L Wilson believes he will be seatedPulaski's five freshmen reps bring new perspectives to HseRedistricting for super majorities approved by US Supreme CtNorthwest Ark freshmen legislators have farming connectionsSenate staff will not be reorganizedHouse committee votes for new rules for smoother sessionArticle on freshmen membersRepublicans join fight over seating Christine BrownleeHouse panel backs seating of Jimmie L Wilson. of LexaHouse panel delays decision on Brownlee-Middlebrook contestGOP ready to fight for seats in HouseSen Mike Ross decries loss of revenue through exemptionsHouse cited as only authority to validate votes for membersGazette publishes guide to <strong>1991</strong> General AssemblyHow a bill becomes a law in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Senate membership rosterHouse membership rosterArticle reviews power structure in General AssemblyArticle on lobbyists in <strong>1991</strong> sessionLobbyists doubt state will move forwardMoney main bone of contention this sessionArticle reviews work of key committees. lists membershipsLieut Gov JiJn Guy Tucker to take active presiding roleLegislature faced with uncertainties as session opensRobert McCord column on seating of Rep Jimmie L WilsonSpecial section on the <strong>1991</strong> General Assembly's first dayChristine Brownlee seated by 88-9 vote of HouseJimmie L Wilson seated by 88-9 vote of HouseHouse. Senate leaders lay out optimistic plansList of bills pre-filed or filed on opening daySen Joe Yates converted campaign funds to incomeEleven Senate staff kin to Senators. other officialsSummary of action in General AssemblyLegislators pleased with Gov Clinton's educ. highway plansText of Gov Clinton's inaugural address to LegisList of new bills filedRelatives of 22 Representatives are on House staffNew faces encouraging. Bob Lancaster writesSummary of news of General AssemblyLegislative leaders think sales tax to passRep Jodie Mahony wants session to focus on educationEffort to end fax voting falls short in committeeDirectory of members and phone numbersList of new bills introducedColumn critical of recess to honor military in Middle EastOutbreak of US war with Iraq cause for recess until MondayLobbyists list expensesBob Lancaster column on short session held first weekSession resumes after recess to honory military personnel01/ 5/91 Bl 501/ 5/91 Bl 2 101/ 5/91 B9 501/ 6/91 B5 101/ 6/91 B7 301/ 7/91 Bl 101/ 7/91 B2 101/ 8/91 Al 201/ 8/91 Bl2 101/ 9/91 B6 101/ 9/91 B6 501/10/91 Bl2 101/10/91 B9 501/11/91 Bl 201/11/91 B6 101/13/91 Bl 50l/13/91 B2 101/13/91 B2 5Ol/13/91 Ml 101/13/91 MIO 401/13/91 M12 101/13/91 M13 101/13/91 M4 1Ol/ 13/91 M4 401/ 13/91 MS 101/13/91 M6 101/13/91 M9 101/13/91 M9 101/14/91 Al 501/15/91 B9 101/15/91 Gl 101/15/91 Gl 401/15/91 Gl 401/15/91 G3 301/15/91 G6 101/15/91 G6 401/15/91 G8 101/16/91 Hl 101/16/91 H4 101/ 16/91 H4 101/ 16/91 H7 101/16/91 H7 101/16/91 H8 101/ 17 /91 I1 101/17 /91 I1 301/17/91 12 301/17/91 I3 101/17 /91 16 101/17/91 I7 101/18/91 A.Q 101/18/91 Bl 601/19/91 Bl 501/20/91 Cl 201/21/91 Bl 3172
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C.OLGov Clinton asks Legis to raise sales tax one-half centRep Jimmie L Wilson barred from practice in federal courtGov Bill Clinton names his legislative lobbyistsGov Bill Clinton's program outlined in State-of-the-StateList of lobbyists registered with Secretary of StateList of new bills introducedAmended bill allows drawing over $600 in a month for expensesList of new bills filedLegislature pursuing trivial bills. column claimsDigest of actionList of new bills filedList of new bills filedSummary of action on bills and resolutionsLegislators surprise themselves with quick sales tax voteRoll call on vote on half-cent rise in sales taxGov Bill Clinton working well with new legislatorsColumnist Bob Lancaster discusses quick passage of taxExpense documentation spreading to legislatorsSummary of action on bills in LegisSessions more civilized. less entertaining. column saysList of new bills and of Legis action on billsReapportionment to await end of current sessionLegislative Council may lose its powerList of new bills filed; action on other billsRep Jimmie L Wilson to serve time in federal prison in TexasHouse passes requirement for expense documentationSenate's long hours weary some membersList of new bills introducedLawmakers not in jeopardy because of vote for taxesList of new laws. new bills. and legis action on billsRep Jodie Mahony rides bill roller coasterList of new bills, and action on bills in LegislatureSeating of Rep Jimmie Wilson stiffens cynicism, column saysNew-era Legislature didn't last long. columnist writesHouse bows to IRS on their expensesList of new bills. and House and Senate action on billsList of new billsList of new laws. new billsMore it changes the more it stays same. column saysGov Bill Clinton praises harmony. productivity of sessionList of new bills, House and Senate action. and new lawsBill would boost legislators' retirement pay by 50 pctDigest of action in LegislatureLongtime legislators could get raise by retiringPanel recommends retirement pay raise for lawmakersSen Jerry Jewell to be president pro tempore for 1993 sessionSummary of action on billsHouse approves 50 pct raise in lawmaker retirement payList of new bills introducedDigest of action oon billsSenate apprOV'eS 50 pct increase in lawmaker retirement payList of new bills. action by House and SenateGov Bill Clinton to sign bill increasing retirement benefitsBlue Cross-Blue Shield carries much weight with legislators01/22/91 Al01/22/91 Bl01/22/91 G201/22/91 G401/22/91 G601/22/91 G701/23/91 H201/23/91 H701/23/91 H801/24/91 1201/24/91 1301/25/91 !701/25/91 1701/26/91 A1201/26/91 Al301/27 /91 Al01/27 /91 Cl01/29/91 G501/29/91 G701/29/91 G801/30/91 H701/31/91 !301/31/91 1401/31/91 !702/ 1/91 BlO02/ 1/91 1302/ 1/91 I402/ 1/91 !702/ 5/91 GS02/ 5/91 G702/ 6/91 H302/ 6/91 H702/ 7/91 B902/ 7 /91 I102/ 7 /91 1402/ 7 /91 1702/ 8/91 I702/ 9/91 A1202/10/91 Cl02/11/91 Bl02/12/91 G702/12/91 G702/13/91 H202/13/91 HS02/13/91 H602/13/91 H602/13/91 H702/14/91 !502/14/91 !702/15/91 12102/15/91 1502/15/91 1702/16/91 BB02/17 /91 Al51311331111115422311111114411131511114211511111111112173
ARKANSAS GAZE'CTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLobbyists. sponsors paying high price for <strong>1991</strong> sessionDigest of legislative actionList of new bills. action by Legislature on billsList of new bills. new laws. and Legislative action on billRep Jerry Hinshaw accused of violating House courtesySummary of legislative action. new bills. new lawsColumnist says 'baloney' alarm needed at CapitolJudge denies stay of sentence for Rep Jimmy WilsonRep B G Hendrix chastizes opponents of his tax exemption billSummary of Legis action. new bills. new lawsSenate passes 11 measures sought by Gov Bill ClintonSummary of new bills. new laws. Legis actionsColumn discusses influence of poultry industry on govtNearly all of Gov Bill Clinton's package passesPhotos of legislators. staffs hang in Capitol hallwayHouse approves several measuresList of new bills and legis actionSummary of Legis action. new bill and new lawsCurrent session likely to be extendedSummary of new bills. and action by LegislatureJosette Wilkins to seek election to seat her husband heldState must pay $1.S million atty fees in districting caseSen David Malone tries to alter Joint Budget Comm selectionList of new bills. legislative action and new lawsList of new bills and of legislative actionSenate Revenue and Taxation Comm thwarts Sen John PaganNo more Nice Guy for John Pagan, columnist writesHouse passes several measuresRep Bynum Gibson says battling lobbyists is futileList of new bills, legislative actions and new lawsVoters, ecology, elderly get legislative shaft, column saysRep Hoye Horn admitted to hospital with heart attackSenate approves move to raise power in interim panelsList of new bills. legis action and new lawsPanel rebuffs idea of Claims Comm settling election disputesFour legislators file bill to abolish Joint Budget CommitteeList of new bills, legislative action, and new lawsList of new bills. new laws and legislative action on billsLegislators' fears of expose gets Buster's waitresses firedList of new bills, new laws and actions by LegislatureLegislature bogs down, but consoles coach. columnist writesSalary raises for staff members limitedLobbyists report receptions, events for lawmakersRep G W Turner slapped papers from hand of Rep Owen MillerList of new bills. legislative action and new lawsColumnist writes on Legislature as hall of horrorsSenate approves resolution extending current sessionList of new bills. legislative action and new lawsGOP lawmakers outnumbered. don't even fightList of new bills. legislative action on billsIdea of abolishing Joint Budget Committee batted aroundHouse votes to add six days to current sessionRep John Miller loses longtime spot as Joint Budget chairmanRep Lloyd L Bryan elected speaker-designate02/17/91 Bl 202/19/91 G2 102/19/91 G7 102/ 20/ 91 H7 102/20/91 RB 102/21/91 I7 102/22/91 I1 102/22/91 I2 302/22/91 I6 S02/ 22/91 I7 102/23/91 A14 102/23/91 Al4 302/ 23/91 Bl 102/24/91 Bl 602/25/91 B2 202/26/91 GS 102/26/91 G7 102/27 /91 H7 S02/28/91 13 102/28/91 I7 103/ 1/91 Bl 103/ 1/91 IS 303/ 1/91 I6 403/ 1/91 I7 103/ 2/ 91 All 103/ 3/91 BS 403/ 4/91 Bl l03/ 5/91 G4 103/ 5/91 GS 103/ 5/91 G7 103/ 6/91 Hl 103/ 6/91 H2 303/ 6/91 H6 203/ 6/91 H7 103/ 7/91 14 503/ 7/91 16 103/ 7/91 17 103/ 8/91 97 103/ 8/91 I1 103/ 9/91 A6 103/10/91 Cl 203/12/91 GS 103/ 12/91 G6 103/12/91 G6 103/ 12/91 G7 103/13/91 I1 103/13/91 12 503/13/91 17 103/14/91 B9 103/14/91 !7 103/14/91 !8 103/15/91 14 103/15/91 14 103/15/91 14 1174
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLList of new bills, legis action and new lawsBill on disclosure of legislators doing business with stateSen Stanley Russ apologizes for cannibal remark in speechList of new laws and summary of legislative actionSen Cliff Hoofman uses rules to get his bills passedColumnist comments on Sen Stanley Russ' comment on cannibalsTruth stranger than fiction at General Assembly. column saysComm rejects proposal for Gov to name 2 members of ALCList of new bills, action by Legis and new lawsList of new laws, new bills and legislative action on billsColumnist Robert McCord promotes term limitation for membersList of new laws, new bills and action by Legis on billsElderly lobby proves a force at LegislatureTobacco lobby played its hand, lost to elderly lobby.<strong>Arkansas</strong> Educ Assn happy with sessionList of new bills. and legislative actionList of new bills, new laws, and legislative action on billsSenate votes to extend sessionPowerful lobbyists, conflicts of interest cramp ethicsList of new bills and summary of action on billsJoint Budget Committee to be restructuredList of new laws, new bills and action by LegislatureSeventy-eighth General Assembly adjournsRep William F Foster may step down from LegislatureSession self-evaluations mixedLegislators have helped themselves, columnist writesGov Bill Clinton praises session as one of the bestSome praise session just ended, others bemoan resultsRecap of session of General AssemblyRecap of session of General AssemblyRecap of session of General AssemblyGov Clinton bats nearly 1.000 on legislative packageSen John Pagan seeks to avoid conflict of interest in votingRep David Beatty is both legislator. Lewisville city attorneyWorking for other govt entities while in Legis may be illegalSen Lu Hardin seeks opinion on holding dual govt postsSen Lu Hardin serves as city atty for LondonFarm Bureau's Jack Jones pleased with <strong>1991</strong> sessionLegislators do pretty good job under quirky constitutionSen Lu Hardin seeks opinion on his holding city atty postLobbyists report on spending on lawmakersGov Clinton vetoes several measures passed by LegisLobbyists list meals for legislators in reportsMultimember dists may be omitted in reapportionment planLegislature adjournsSen Lu Hardin to resign as Longon city attorneyLobbyists spent $392,897 for <strong>1991</strong> session of LegislatureLegislators' expenses under new law may violate constitutionPerk reform proves empty form, columnist writesRep Doug Wood seeks most for home of fice expensesState paid lawyers $198,770 in redistricting caseA new expense account artifice (ed)Rep Bobby Tullis attends Natl Conf of State LegislaturesLawmakers treated to vacation at Don Tyson's Mexico home03/15/91 I703/15/91 I703/16/91 Al03/ 16/91 AlO03/16/91 B403/17/91 Cl03/17/91 Cl03/19/91 GS03/19/91 G703/20/91 H703/21/91 B903/21/91 H703/22/91 I103/22/91 I103/22/91 I303/22/91 I703/23/91 A1203/23/91 A1203/24/91 Bl03/26/91 G703/27 /91 H603/27 /91 H703/28/91 Al03/28/91 I203/28/91 I303/28/91 1503/30/91 Al03/31/91 Al03/31/91 A1303/31/91 A1403/31/91 A1504/ 1/91 Bl04/ 4/91 Bl04/ 5/91 Bl04/ 5/91 Bl04/ 6/91 Bl04/ 6/91 Bl04/ 7 /91 Fl04/ 8/91 B704/ 9/91 A304/11/91 B604/12/91 B1404/12/91 B204/14/91 B404/16/91 B204/17/91 B604/19/91 Bl04/23/91 Al04/24/91 Bl04/24/91 Bl04/24/91 Bl04/24/91 BlO05/ 3/91 A305/ 3/91 Bl122532211121134111115155112211151336651141212165135132175
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLawmakers must rept stays in private homes if value over $100 05/ 4/91 B2 2Three Democrats seek to fill Henry Wilkins seat 05/13/91 Bl 1State buys $2. 810 worth of furniture for John Lipton's apt 05/15/91 B4 1Rep John Lipton says he did not ask for new furniture 05/16/91 B2 4Josetta Wilkins wins Democratic nomination 05/19/91 Bl 2Blacks saw gain in latest legislative session 05/27/91 Bl 1Apportionment Board begins meetings today on drawing dists 05/29/91 B14 1Multimember districts targeted for changes 05/30/91 Bl 2Apportionment Bd won't commit to release of data 05/30/91 B4 2Frank White warns of redistricting hardball. 05/31/91 Bl 2Democrats reject remarks of Frank White on reapportionment 06/ 2/91 BS 1Apportionment Bd urged to end multimember districts 06/ 7/91 Bl 2New black districts may control plan 06/ 8/91 Bl 5Apportionment Bd may try to weaken GOP. Asa Hutchinson says 06/12/91 BB 2GOP urges free access to redistricting computer 06/12/91 BB 2Black legislators oppose multimember House districts 06/13/91 Bl 2Northwest Ark legislators want to keep multimember areas 06/18/91 Bl 5New census counts delay redistricting 06/19/91 Bl 6Senate panel declines plan on detailing home office expenses 06/20/91 B4 1Most senators skip details in requests for reimbursement 06/21/91 B9 1Rep Bobby Hogue seeks House Speaker post for 1995 session 06/21/91 B9 1Committee uses clout to promote Blue Cross Blue Shield 06/26/91 B6 4Rep Jimmie Wilson out of prison. ready to fill House role 06/26/91 B6 4Legislators recd campaign funding from Blue Cross 06/29/91 Bl 1Democrat Josetta Wilkins defeats Bruce Lockett for House seat 06/30/91 Bl 5Incumbent battles likely in Pulaski under reapportionment 07/17 /91 Bl 2Gov Clinton expects challenge of reapportiomnent 07/18/91 Bl 2Accomplishments of <strong>1991</strong> session touted in brochure 07/28/91 Cl 2Columnist discusses redistricting now under way 08/21/91 Bl 1Blacks seek 4th majority black Senate district 08/22/91 B2 4Redistricting plan may group 11 incumbents 08/23/91 Al 2GOP wants all multi-member districts eliminated 08/23/91 AB 1Maps of redistricting proposals 08/23/91 AB 1Apportionment bd eliminates proposed Benton County House Dist 08/27/91 B2 3Apportionment Bd denies packing northwest dists with Repubs 08/28/91 A7 4Benton County GOP to fight for new House district 08/29/91 B4 4Districting drama unfolds. columnist Max Brantley writes 09/ 3/91 Bl 1Lawmakers' expenses total more than $1.4 million 09/ 4/91 Al 2Apportionment Bd to give NW Ark another look for extra seat 09/ 5/91 BS 4Winston Bryant says NW Ark to get fair shake in districts 09/ 6/91 B2 4Four majority-black districts proposed 09/19/91 B2 1Multi-member districts are unfair. columnist writes 09/26/91 Bl 1Special session on child welfare system may be delayed 09/29/91 B7 5John Walker unveils plan for 26 black-majority districts 10/ 5/91 Bl 2Sen Jerry Jewell accuses Rep William Walker of hitting him 10/ 8/91 B8 1Drawing 2nd black Pulaski Senate dist may juggle lines 10/10/91 Bl 2Scrap between Jerry Jewell and William Walker explained 10/11/91 Bl 1Board of Apportionment to make decision today on districts 10/11/91 Bl 5Board of Apportionment approves redistricting plan. 3-0 10/12/91 Al 4State trying to avert special session. Jim Guy Tucker says 10/12/91 BlO 1Gov Clinton. lawmakers agree session not needed 10/16/91 A3 5Legislature should meet. Jim Guy Tucker says * 10/23/91 AlO 1Bill Clinton, Jim Guy Tucker differ on need for session * 10/24/91 Al 2Jim Guy Tucker insists legis session on child welfare a must* 10/25/91 Al 2176
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLRep Tom Forgey first casualty of redistricting * 10/25/91 Bl 4Rep John E Miller loses major opponents in redistricting * 10/28/91 B3 1Special session still possible, Bill Clinton says * 10/29/91 Bl 5Reshaping Rep John E Miller's dist cal led power play * 10/29/91 B7 l<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks 21st in number of lobbyists * 10/30/91 Bll 1Board wraps up redistricting work * 10/31/91 A5 4New districts in Del ta may bring clash of titans * 11/10/91 B7 1Seven Fort Smith ministers sue over legis dist makeup * 11/14/91 Bl 4Taxpayers to bear cost of expanded Joint Budget Committee * 11/21/91 Bl lSenator-lobbyist Joe Yates walks a fine line * 11/24/91 Hl 1State saved $30,000 after Jay Bradford-Nick Wilson dispute * 11/30/91 B3 4Watchful senators keeping Nick Wilson from wasting {column) * 12/ 8/91 HS 1Suit filed to invalidate redistricting proposal * 12/14/91 B3 1Sen Nick Wilson's haste to renovate room draws criticism * 12/15/91 Al 2Winston Bryant calls redistricting lawsuit frivolous * 12/15/91 BB 4Rep G W "Buddy" Turner resigns his seat * 12/24/91 B3 4Black group opposes new districting plan for Pulaski County * 12/28/91 B2 1LEIRD CHURCH MANUFACTURING COAppeals ct upholds judgment against Union National BankJury orders Union Natl Bank to pay Dr Kemal Kutait $3 millionSuit dates back to 1979 financing transactionsLEISURE ARTS INCNew office building under construction at LRCompany puts out 30 million publications yearlyLEMARCO INCLittle Rock buyers club closedLENNOX INDUSTRIES INCSize of Stuttgart plant to almost doubleStuttgart plant to be expanded, jobs addedLEVEE DISTRICTSsee Improvement districtsLEVER. LORETTAHonored as minority business advocateLEWIS LIVESTOCK AUCTION COFire damages Conway facilityLEWIS. HENRY JACKSONsee also BlacksLEWIS, JOHN Msee also BanksLIBEL AND SLANDERsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Fuller, Ronsee also Maumelle Cosee also Mitchell, Nelliesee also Weems, Sam ANLR couple wins slander suit against bar. waitressLIBRARIES<strong>Library</strong> of future on display at conference in LRProposed constitutional amdt would raise millage capLIBRARIES, College and <strong>University</strong>see Colleges and universitiessee Robberies and theftsLIBRARIES, Publicsee also Books and writing05/24/91 B210/15/91 Bl10/15/91 Bl01/ 7/91 x502/17/91 Fl07 / 8/91 x503/29/91 ClO06/17/91 x603/19/91 Cl15512124406/ 8/91 B14 110/ 4/91 B403/25/91 Al03/27 /91 Hl165177
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDetection device at Laman <strong>Library</strong> at NLR deters theftsState lihraries to fight for financial futureMoney woes may curtail services of Ouachita <strong>Library</strong> SystemBook vandalism is problem for Central Ark <strong>Library</strong> SystemAnonymous donor may fund new library for AltheimerFaulkner County <strong>Library</strong> Bd to discuss future of facilityFort Smith library wins dispute over will of Leah Cohn ArendtPerry County to have new buildingKu Klux Klan donates books. papers to Rogers PublicKu Klux Klan gives Rogers <strong>Library</strong> list of titles it will giveReading fringe publications illuminating. Bob Lancaster saysTeens United for Freedom tell why Rogers library book wrongKu Klux Klan publications given Bentonville Public <strong>Library</strong>More generosity from the Klan (ed)Rogers library will accept Ku Klux Klan book donationKu Klux Klan book missing from Bentonville libraryState's libraries rank last in revenueLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Ark)01/13/91 B9 301/13/91 B9 301/14/91 B3 202/27 /91 B2 204/26/91 B3 205/13/91 B3 206/ 1/91 BS 207 /11/91 B6 407 /23/91 Bl 507 /24/91 Bl 508/ 4/91 Cl 508/12/91 B6 308/16/91 B3 208/19/91 B6 108/21/91 B3 108/24/91 BlO 110/14/91 Bl 5see also Governor (Ark)see also Waste materialsJim Guy Tucker favors formula by-pass for teacher raises 01/ 8/91 Bl 5Jim Guy Tucker will not share his law firm profits from state 01/15/91 G4 3Attorney Gen Winston Bryant refuses $15. 000 PR fund 04/ 4/91 Al 5Jim Guy Tucker files his expense claims 04/ 6/91 B7 5Jim Guy Tucker ready to take reins if Clinton runs for pres 08/20/91 Al 2Jim Guy Tucker flexing his political muscle 08/26/91 B2 3Acting Gov Jim Guy Tucker names Olly Neal prosecuting a.tty 10/10/91 Al 4Legis should be called into session. Jim Guy Tucker says * 10/23/91 AlO 1Jim Guy Tucker wants legis to handle child welfare problems * 10/24/91 Al 2Jim Guy Tucker insists legis session is a must * 10/25/91 Al 2Jim Guy Tucker has been busy promoting industry * 11/ 4/91 D6 1Fund-raiser set to reduce Tucker's campaign debt * 11/ 7/91 B4 3Jim Guy Tucker wants phyical exam for all school children * 11/ 8/91 Bl 4LIGHTNINGsee Weather and stormsLILE. JIMMYInternationally-known knife maker dies at Russellville05/ 7/91 Bl 2LINDER. PAULAsee WomenLINDSEY• BRUCEsee also Presidential election of 1992LINDSEY. CAROL (Bennett)see also <strong>Arkansas</strong>see also WomenLINDSEY. J SCOTTsee also Middle EastLINKED DEPOSIT PROGRAM. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see BusinessLIONS CLUBSLions celebrate 75 years of service02/17/91 Bl 4LIPTON, JOHNsee also Governor (Ark) Je15LITERACYsee Illiteracy178
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLITTLE RED RIVERsee WildlifeLITTLE ROCKsee also Crime and vicesee also Government employeessee also Historic buildings and sitessee also Housingsee also Quality of lifesee also Roadssee also WaterCity Directors pick Sharon Priest for mayorProject 2000 is not for all. Acorn says01/ 2/91 Al01/ 5/91 B221Restaurants pack west Little Rock as growth continues in area 01/ 6/91 Fl 2May 7 date urged for vote on Project 2000Some neighborhood groups oppose Diamond Center priorityRenaissance. of sorts. taking place on East Third StreetCity Bd hears long list of persons endorse Diamond CenterMeredith Catlett apptd to LR City BoardHillcrest homes 'down-zoned' to single-familyHeart of downtown revived with opening of Main StreetCity Directors considering half-cent sales tax optionExpenses for LR City Board decrease in 1990Acorn ridicules Project 2000 planCapitol View Neighborhood Assn opposes Diamond CenterProject 2000 gets boost from studyProject 2000 may be broken into parts for votesBlue-ribbon panel named to promote Diamond CenterElection on Diamond Center may waitDiamond Center projections get supportCity Board gets details on proposed Diamond CenterCity gets estimates on Diamond Center projectEntrepreneurs add life to Main StreetSales tax increase plans taking shapeGroup pushes for direct election of mayorProject 2000 proposal shrinksFifty for the Future is led by Walter SmileyDiamond Center and tax bad for state. UALR. Dr Troutman saysColumnist discusses proposed Diamond CenterVoters to be offered two half-cent sales tax increasesExpansion of War Memorial Stadium included in board planVision and opportunity for LR (ed on Project 2000)Half-cent taxes may meet opposition from organized groupsLR gets $5.500 from Beach Boys concert at Riverfront ParkInner city neighborhoods seek police foot patrolsCentral Ark <strong>Library</strong> Bd wants numbers on proposed sales tax01/10/91 Bl01/16/91 Bl01/21/91 xl401/25/91 Bl01/29/91 Al01/30/91 Bl01/31/91 Al02/ 1/91 Al02/ 9/91 Al02/ 12/91 B202/ 12/91 B202/ 14/ 91 Bl02/14/91 Bl02/14/91 BlO02/17/91 Bl02/17 /91 B403/14/91 Al03/18/91 Bl03/ 24/91 Fl04/ 4/91 Bl04/ 5/91 Bl04/ 16/91 Al04/22/91 xll04/26/91 BlO05/ 8/91 Bl05/14/91 Al05/16/91 Al05/19/91 C205/20/91 B305/21/91 Bl05/ 22/91 Bl05/23/91 B265116235216553516425321115211225City officials tour streets. review plan to improve city life 05/30/91 B2 1Zoning panel rejects private school on BroadwayCity in finals for All-America city designationCity fails to attain designation of 'All-America"New tax could provide community police patrolElection on Diamond Center financing scheduled for Oct 8City Board hopes voters approve tax increase for projectsSpecial election ballot to list string of projects for votePankey area residents vow to save abandoned school bldg05/31/91 B206/ 8/91 Bl06/ 9/91 Bl06/10/91 B206/19/91 Al06/24/91 B206/24/91 B207/ 1/91 Bl15215146179
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCity wrestles with its future with Project 2000, The DiamondPankey residents ask LR School Dist for rehearing on bldgPankey holds onto history in fight for condemned school bldgPankey school bldg razed; residents tearful, irateLR School Dist accused of bias over Pankey bldg demolitionDiamond Center setting is wrong. Robert McCord writesPankey strip along Highway 10 may be rezoned commercialPankey residents seek more time on zoning planBackers of Project 2000 raise $100, 000 for tax campaignTime to come clean on Project 2000 details. Pat Lynch saysAcorn opposes tax for Diamond, other projectsCity zoning laws violated by Tom Blackmon, inspectors sayTom Blackmon operates business from his Edgehill residencePrposals to fund Pankey center questionedNeighborhood reps grill City Board on projects plannedWriter objects to use tax funds for school drug insuranceEdgehill Road area not in LR, Tom Blackmon saysLittle Rock satisfied Edgehill Road is in cityPrice of Di amond Center never included in budgetStephens family may donate site for proposed Diamond CenterStephens family will donate land for Diamond CenterHuman and Community Development office createdDiamond Center tax package adds social programsProposed sales tax increase topic of lively debate on TVCity Director Lottie Shackelford threatened in check-out lineGroup forms to fight Diamond Center taxCapitol View Neighborhood Assn opposes sales tax increaseCoalition split on part of proposed sales tax increaseWrangling has hurt Project 2000 drive for tax increaseDowntown neighborhood residents confront City Bd<strong>Arkansas</strong> Cancer Research Center paper used to promote taxTax talk heated as election nearsVotes for Little Rock's future (ed on sales tax increase)Penny tax can define spirit of LR, Hugh Pollard writesNeighborhood adv ocate Jim Lynch declares war on tax packageHugh Pollard suggests methods for winning Project 2000 voteSports personalities promote Little Rock 2000 projectGroups announce support for parts of tax packageDiamond Center cost set at $42 millionConvention Center expansion forgotten part of tax packageBob Lynch column on tax issues to be on ballotStreets. drainage would improve if voters approve taxGroups rally for, against tax planParks would get $10 million in improvements if tax passesTax foes say $16 million for the arts unneededLR officials attack chgs Stephens has inside track on bondsTom M Ferstl endorses recreation projects in tax voteSocial programs. rental inspections in plan if tax approvedTax opponent alleges mayor blocked his speechPolice. fire officials hope tax would mean better serviceDiamond Center flawed mix. Dr Richard K Ford writesArticle summarizes issues in tax vote on TuesdayList of uses to be made of new funds if tax passesA chance to shape city of the future (ed on tax proposal)07 / 1/91 x7 107 / 2/91 A7 107 / 3/91 Al 207 / 4/91 Al 207/ 8/91 Bl 507 /11/91 Bl3 107 /12/91 B2 107 /17/91 B2 107 /18/91 Bl 807 /29/91 x3 308/ 1/91 B4 108/ 2/91 Bl 108/ 2/91 Bl 108/ 7/91 B8 108/ 11/91 Bl 108/18/91 Cl 108/20/91 Bl 208/21/91 Bl 608/22/91 Bl08/22/91 Bl 208/23/91 Al 208/29/91 Bl 609/ 2/91 Al S09/11/91 Bl 209/ 12/91 BS 409/14/91 BS 209/17 /91 B2 109/18/91 Al2 109/ 18/91 Bl 109/18/91 Bl 209/19/91 Bl 209/22/91 Bl 209/22/91 C2 109/22/91 Fl 109/25/91 Al 209/26/91 Cl 109/26/91 Dl 209/28/91 B2 209/29/91 Al 209/30/91 Al 509/30/91 x3 110/ 1/91 Al 410/ 1/91 M 310/ 2/91 Al 310/ 3/91 Al 410/ 3/91 Bl 210/ 3/91 BB 410/ 4/91 Al 210/ 4/91 A6 410/ 5/91 Al 310/ 5/91 B8 110/ 6/91 Al 210/ 6/91 Al 9 310/ 6/91 C2 1180
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDiamond Center not self-supporting, UALR professor says 10/ 7/91 Bl 6Appeals bombard LR tax voters on eve of tax election 10/ 8/91 Al 2Little Rock 2000 vote is about city 's potential 10/ 8/91 Bl 1Analysis of vote on LR 2000 package of improvements 10/ 9/91 Al 2Entire LR 2000 package fails : mayor blames anti-tax sentiment 10/ 9/91 Al 5Election returns on LR 2000 project, by precinct 10/ 9/91 A6 lLR 2000 sides say answers, new plans to take time 10/10/91 Al 2Vote on LR 2000 project divided along class 1 ines 10/ 10/ 91 Bl 1Voters turned out in record numbers to vote on LR 2000 10/10/91 Bl 5Hugh Pollard analyzes defeat of LR 2000 proposal 10/10/91 Cl 1Backers of LR 2000 disappointed by failure of project 10/10/91 Cl 6Sheffield Nelson blames Bill Clinton for LR 2000 failure 10/11/91 BS 5Pat Lynch analyzes failure of Project 2000 tax 10/14/91 x3 1Revitalization of poor neighborhoods to begin soon * 10/25/91 B2 1Dalton tells anti-tax group city budget will cut $600, 000 * 11/ 3/91 A22 1Fire razes Bonner Grocery in SW shopping center * 11/ 6/91 Al 2Old smokestack blamed for fire at mall in SW Little Rock * 11/ 7/91 B2 5Board of Directors studies changing form of government * 11/13/91 Al 2Proposed budget for 1992 presented to City Board * 11/14/91 Al 4Proposed budget would add 15 police, increase garbage fee * 11/15/91 Bl 1Factions unite to plot change in form of city govt * 12/12/91 Al 2Martin Borchert heads group discussing change in city govt * 12/12/91 Al 2City manager, board system called outdated for LR 12/13/91 B2 5Las Vegas trip by city officials costs $10,000 * 12/ 14/91 Al 6Group plans hearings on proposed changes on form of govt * 12/20/91 B2 4Budget problems force cutbacks in services * 12/27/91 B2 lLITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASEsee Defenses and armed forcesLITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE FOUNDATIONsee MuseumsLITTLE ROCK CITY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersLITTLE ROCK FAMILY PLANNING SERVICESTamara Kelly sues abortion clinic. director Kimberly Collins 07/27/91 BlO 1LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOLClas of 1918 to hold another 'final' reunion 05/22/91 Bl 5LITTLE ROCK HOUSING AUTHORITYsee HousingLITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN AREAMetroplan will face changes because of federal funds cutbacks 05/23/91 Bl3 1Metroplan vote keeps council alive for two more years 06/27/91 B2 5LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Apparel and dresssee Birth control and abortionsee Bombs and bomb threatssee Educationsee Hazingsee Legal professionsee Little Rocksee Substance abuse and trafficLITTLE ROCK ZOORare albino wallaby born at zooZookeeper attacked by male antelopeZoo buys two warthogs04/ 5/91 B604/13/91 Bl05/ 17/91 Bl162181
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPurchase of warthogs depleted zoo acquisition fundsWarthogs make debut at zooWarthogs make bashful debut at zooTwo chimpanzees excape from cage ; visitors evacuatedWarthogs hog attention at zooMale warthog found dead in his penDeath of warthog not unique for zoo's large animalsVeterinarian defends quality of care of animalsBacteria killed Porky the warthog at LR ZooZoo cannot recoup losses on warthogSecond male warthog arrives at zooPorky II, the male warthog arrivesFriends of the Zoo to donate $50.000 for carousel purchaseFriends of Zoo elects officers. hears zoo expansion planRhinos moved to Fort Worth Zoo while quarters remodeledLIVESTOCK AND POULTRYsee also Animals (for cruelty to animals aspects)see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicatorssee also Food contaminationsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsCarroll County farmer rules out all but aliens in cows'Article on work of blacksmithsMules make a comebackAnthrax likely cause of four cattle deaths in Lee CountyCow's death blamed on black.legPoultty industry has use for every parat of chickenAnthrax strikes Lee County farmsAnthrax deaths bring quarantine of Lee, part of PhillipsLivestock quarantine against anthrax enforcedBobby D Wood chgd with selling black market animal drugsDrugs allegedly sold by Wood through I D Russell CoAnthrax stations begin stopping livestockAnthrax kills cattle in two more countiesAnthrax threat lessening. official saysAnthrax quarantine lifted after three weeksSlaty Crossing group protests Cargill plan for hog farmHog farms continue to be built as studies go onYell County JPs to consider hog farm regulationsLIVIN' ON THE LEVEE FESTIVALsee FestivalsLIVING WILLSsee Medicine and healthLLAMA C.Osee al so Stadiums and arenasAlice Walton tells how she came to name her company LlamaLlama edges past Stepehns Inc in bond underwriters rankingLLEWELLYN, ROY Csee also Legislature (Ark)LLOYD, PHILLIP LYNNLloyd turned down for new fraud trialJudge sends Lloyd to prisonJudge orders fine of $67,500 paid immediatelyCourt uphol ds fraud conviction. orders resentencingLOBBYING AND LOBBYISTS05/17/91 Bl06/13/91 Al06/13/91 Bl06/13/91 B406/16/91 B407/23/91 Al07 /27/91 Al07 /27/91 Al07 /31/91 Bl08/ 16/91 B209/ 6/91 Bl09/ 7 /91 B210/ 3/91 B210/ 7/91 B2* 10/19/91 csdeath 02/ 18/91 B303/ 9/91 Bl05/ 5/91 Fl07 / 9/91 Cl01 /13/91 ca07/21/91 Fl08/ 6/91 ClO08/ 8/91 Cl08/ 9/91 ClO08/10/91 Al08/10/91 Al08/10/91 CB08/13/91 CB08/16/91 C908/30/91 ClO10/12/91 B7* 11/17/91 Bl* 12/28/91 Bl07/22/91 x.51r 12/15/91 Gl01/25/91 B403/21/91 Bl06/12/91 BS* 10/22/91 Dl52252522652333112234253222112253l214652182
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Birth control and ab ortionsee Legislature (Ark)see Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee TobaccoMany lobbyists at local level do not registerMany lobbyists at local level do not registerLOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORPsee HousingLOCATION SERVICESsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsLOCKE. GEORGE EEx-senator told he owes $57 1,000 in federal taxesLocke ordered to pay $57 1,953 in back taxesLOCKHART, A Lsee also Prisons and prisonersLOG CAB IN DEMOCRATsee News and news mediaLOGOSsee Trademarks . trade names and emblemsLOITERING AND VAGRANCYsee also Crime and viceBroadmoor Shopping Center is site of shooting that injuredSome 200 youths were gathered on Broadmoor Center lotPizza Hut at Broad.moor vows to halt loiteringConway police arrest 26 cruisers. several aged 18-30Conway police watching weekend cruisers at shopping centersPolice target cruisers on Camp Robinson Road at NLRNLR police trying to crack down on cruising teensNLR police issue 56 tickets. arrest 11 on Friday nightNLR studies curfew proposalACLU watching <strong>Arkansas</strong> curfew developmentsACLU to defend Harold Graham arrested for loitering in NLRHearing on proposed curfew at NLR draws crowd of 150LR. NLR police try to keep tabs on loitering by teensMalls in LR act to curb loitering youthsMalls in Central Ark say teen-agers costing them customersBenton police enforce law to keep Pul aski youths at homeLonoke enacts curfew for juveniles after incidentsLONOKEsee also Housingsee also Loitering and vagrancyLONOKE COUNTYControversy brewing over pay for law librarianLONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F12 Mr28LOOSESTRIFEsee PlantsLORANCE CREEK NATURAL AREAsee Wilderness and natural areasLOTTERIESsee GamblingLOVE. EARLEarl and Janet Love killed in plane crash* 12/ 1/91 Bl* 12/ 1/91 Bl10/18/91 B4* 10/ 19/91 C42 01/19/91 Bl01/19/91 Bl01/20/91 Bl03/10/91 B303/15/91 B303/28/91 Bl04/ 1/91 BS04/ 7 /91 B207 /19/91 B207 /22/91 A807/25/91 B207 /26/91 Al07 /29/91 Bl08/ 7/91 Cl08/11/91 Al08/ 15/91 BlO* 12/21/91 B3* 11/ 14/91 Bl06/ 3/91 Al11252256611234525231112183
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLcx.JER MISSISSIPPI DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONsee Mississippi Delta Devel opment Commission, LowerLTV CORPL'IV Corp to sell Camden missile plantCamden facility builds missiles for French firmNew contract saves 70 jobs at CamdenLUCKIE, DONNELLsee also Sex crimesLUJAN. MANUELsee also Hot SpringsLUMBERsee Wood and wood productsLUMPKIN, JIMMIELOU FISHERsee also Treasurer (Ark)LYNCH. JIMsee also Little RockLYON, FRANK JRsee al so WildlifeMABUS. RAYsee al so MississippiMACARTHUR, DOUGLASTree planted in MacArthur Perk at LR to honor GeneralMAD BUTCHER STORESLack of black managers prompts picket of Pine Bluff storeNegotiations make no progress; black protest continuesBlacks . store end hiring disputeMADD (Orgn)see Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)MADDEN. OWEN VINCENTsee also Crime and viceMADISON GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONsee Dardanelle Development CorpMAGEE, JAMESsee also BanksMAHONY, JODIEsee also Educationsee also Legislature (Ark)MALAK, FAHMYsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)see also Health Department (Ark)MALLOY, BROOKEsee also Children, GiftedMALONE, DAVID Rsee also Legislature (Ark)MALPRACTICEsee Legal professionsee Medicine and healthMANAGEMENT REV IEWSsee Audits and management reviews, GovtMANSIONSsee HousingMARBLE RENEWALJim Buckner is president of firmMarble restoration leads to franchise boom05/21/91 Cl06/ 5/91 C910/ 4/ 91 Cl04/ 6/91 B202/ 2/91 B302/ 7 /91 B302/13/91 B3522225603/11/91 :x:ll 103/11/91 :x:ll 1184
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMARIANNA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education MrlO Ag23 D9MARINASsee also Harbors. ports and marinasMARION COUNTYCounty Judge Kenneth Jefferson calls probe of office a wasteCounty Judge Kenneth Jefferson cleared of wrong-doingMARKET STREET PLAZAsee also Bell. Melvyn LMARKLE. JOHNJudge refuses to reduce Stephens award from Geldermann IncGeldermann must post $1.7 million to appeal rulingAppeals flying in John Markle-Stephens Inc caseMARRIAGE AND DIVORCEKenneth R Jones, 45. marries 14-yr-old girl at Pine BluffMarriage of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Jones may be annul ledJudge was unaware of Kenneth R Jones ' conviction in MissJudge annul ls marriage of Kenneth R Jones to 14-yr-old girlCouple wed on Ferris wheel at <strong>Arkansas</strong> State FairMARSHALLsee also Middle EastMARSHALL, BRYCEsee also Books and writingMART CART INCRogers firm sells 400 motorized carts to KmartMARTIN CEMETERYsee CemeteriesMARTIN 'S RECREATION CENTERHot Springs eatery seized by IRS for back taxesMARY KAY COSMETICS INCSales directors discuss Mary Kay techniquesMASCOTSsee Athletics and sports N21MASON. JIMMYsee also Correction Department (Ark)MASON. MARJORIE Lsee also Murders - Mason. Marj orie LMASON, RICHARDsee also Rivers and lakesMASON. STEVEN Gsee also Middle EastMASONS. Free and Accepted Order ofsee also ShrinersMASS MERCHANDISERS INCsee McKe sson Service Merchandising IncMATHEMATICSsee also EducationMATTHEWS (JUSTIN) FAMILYHistory of Justin Matthews and his descendantsMATTHEWS. JUSTIN IIIMatthews owes IRS more than $1.2 million in taxesMATTHEW s. WILSONsee also Athletics and sportsMAULDEN. JERRY06/11/91 BS08/17 /91 B32203/ 9/91 ca 404/16/91 ClO 205/30/91 BS 405/ 12/91 B405/14/91 B305/15/91 Bl05/ 18/91 Al10/12/91 Bl05/30/91 Cl02/14/91 Bl10/ 14/91 x8252261109/ 1/91 Al 205/29/91 ClO 1185
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Entergy CorpMAUMELLEsee also Parks. recreation and ourismsee also PoliceBusiness people sue for turning lane. not median ifi roadControversy stems from two TV antennae on rooftopsMaumelle Village Marina Subdivision plannedMAUMELLE CORichrd Waymire files defamation suit against Jay DeHavenCompany plans to affiliate with national real estate firmJohn W "Jay" DeHaven sees conflict in articles about himSuit says Maumelle in default on refinancingLand sale efforts end in most of Maumelle in wake of suitSan Jae S&L allegations of payment delinquency deniedFailed S&L wants $10 million loan to DeHaven Todd returnedJay DeHaven' s dreams shaken by lawsuitDeHaven. Todd and Co file response to San Jae MortgageLandowners to file suit against DeHaven. Todd and CoLot buyers lose class-action bidMAYBELLINE INC06/ 3/91 B206/19/91 B309/ 27 /91 Cl04/ 5/91 ClO04/ 9/91 Cl04/15/91 x505/10/91 Cl05/ 11/91 Cl05/14/91 Cl06/ 7/91 B306/16/91 Fl07/27/91 Cl09/10/91 C909/21/91 Cl11335225412652Company plans $50 million advertising plan for classier image 09/ 5/91 ClO 2MAYFLCMERsee also Firessee also WaterAudit finds city overspent budget, made illegal reimbursement 04/19/91 B3 5MCADAMS, B J, INCBob J McAdams alleges ex-wife, her family caused bankruptcy 09/10/91 Cl 3Bob J McAdams sues ex-wife, her family for $45 million 09/10/91 Cl 3MCAULEY• DARRELGeorge H Stephens Jr accused in assault of Darrel McAuley 12/ 4/91 Bl 1Prosecutor H G Foster places deputy George Stephens on leave* 12/ 4/91 Bl 1Article details George Stephens case allegations * 12/ 11/91 Bl 6MCCAIN MALL SHOPPING CENTERsee Retail storesMCCARTHY. EUGENEMcCarthy speaks at Harding <strong>University</strong> debate* 11/15/91 Al 4MCCATHERN, ROB ERTsee also Crime and viceMCCLANAHAN. ELIZABETH BOGARD<strong>Arkansas</strong> artist helps raise funds for Mexican hospital05/19/91 El 2MCCOY. MIKEsee also Arkla IncMCCRARY • STEVEFriends concerned by disappearance of Jonesboro man07 /30/91 Bl 2Police say motorcycle club may be linked to disappearnce 07/30/91 Bl 2Motorcyclist rej ects link between club, missing man07/31/91 B3 4MCCUEN. W J "BILL"see al.so Civil rights and discriminationsee also Secretary of State (Ark)MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL INCsee also Babcock and Wilcox CoMCDONALD 'S RESTAURANTSSeven stores in Little Rock sold by Joe Davis05/21/91 Cl 2MCDONALD, CHARLES186
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTax preparer chgd with filing 34 fal se returns for clients 05/24/91 Cl 2MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CORPMelbourne jet plant lays off 50 workers * 11/15/91 D3 3MCDOWALL. JUDITHsee also Woman Business Owner of the YearMCGEE. BENArrest warrant for McGee withdrawn after car dealer paid 07/25/91 BS 3MCGEHEE. PETER GREGORYsee also Books and writingsee also DeathsMCGEHEE-DESHA COUNTY HOSPITALsee Medicine and healthMCGINNIS. ROBERT LEEsee also Athletics and sportsMCGOVERN. GEORGEsee also Presidential election of 1992MCGRAW LEARNING INSTITUEsee Education Ag31MCINTOSH. ROB ERTFiles suit against Gov Clinton; claims he failed to pay 07/23/91 B2 1Robert Mcintosh' s allegations denied by Gov Bill Cl inton 07/23/91 B2 1Says Clinton offered. money . pact with Yarnell. son's release 07/23/91 B2 1Sheffield Nelson was target of suit last Fall 07/23/91 B2 1Mcintosh credibility lacking, Bill Clinton says 07/24/91 BB 1Bill Clinton 's atty says Mcintosh left $5.000 off bankruptcy 07/27/91 B7 4Betsey Wright says Mcintosh proclaims himself a prostitute 08/ 4/91 Bl 1Mcintosh says group to pay him to haunt Bill Clinton 08/ 4/91 Bl 1Declines trip to New Hampshire to dog Bill Cl inton 08/ 6/91 A5 5Bankruptcy case dismissed after Mcintosh refuses terms 09/17/91 B5 3Lawyer confirms he talked to Mcintosh before Clinton speech 10/ 3/91 A10 6Landlord fails to prove Mcintosh owes back rent * 11/ 9/91 Bl2 1MCINTOSH. ROBERT JRsee also Civil rights and discriminationMCKEE BAKING COOriginal Little Debbie. Debra McKee. runs Gentry plant06/22/91 Cl 2MCKESSON SERVICE MERCHANDISING INCHarrison firm dominates the market with non-food items 03/17/91 Fl 2Mass Merchandisers of Harrison changes name to McKe sson 03/17/91 Fl 2Harrison firm lays off 29 workers. blames economy for cutback 06/11/91 CB 4MCKISSICK. JIMMIE DONsee also Presidential election of 1992MCLARTY. THOMAS Fsee also Humanitarian Awards. NationalSuccess of McLarty borders on the phenomenalMCMATH, PHILLIPMcMath finds Soviet Union drab , full of confusionMCMATH. PHILLIP H04/ 15/91 xll07 /18/91 B414see also Books and writingMCMATH. SIDNEY SCo-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LRMCNAMARA. WILLIAM01/16/91 A4 2see also Culture and the artsMCNATT• LONNIEsee also Education Department (Ark) - Vocational Educ Div187
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMCRAE, THOMAS Csee also Governor (Ark)MEAT MART INCAtty Gen Winston Bryant accuses firm of rip-offsMEDALLION FOODS INC10/ 4/91 CB 1see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsMEDI-STAT MEDICAL CLINICClinic, Dr Michael Eades. named in sexual harassment suit * 12/12/91 B3 2MEDICAIDsee Birth control and abortionsee Handicappedsee Medicine and healthsee Mental health and disordersMEDICAL ARTS BUILDING (Hot Springs)see Buildings and of ficesMEDICAL BOARD (Ark)see also Medicine and healthMEDICAL EXAMINER (Ark)see Crime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAL EXAMINER COMMISSION (Ark)see Crime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAREsee Medicine and healthMEDICINE AND HEALTHsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Health Department (Ark)see also Insurancesee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Sex crimessee also TobaccoBone marrow donor found for 2-yr-old Tabatha Porter01/ 3/91 Bl 5Health-care providers debate proposed Medicaid excise tax 01/ 9/91 Bl 5Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/13/91 Al 2Rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> on verge of medical breakdown01/13/91 Al 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks poorly in pre-natal care indicators (stats) 01/13/91 All 3Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/13/91 All 3Poor care robs promise of life from premature babies01/13/91 All 3Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/13/91 A12 1Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/13/91 A9 1Statistics on health care system in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong>01/13/91 A9 1Conway County Hospital 's struggle typical of rural facilities 01/14/91 Al 4Doctors ' exodus. hospital closings shrink rural health care 01/14/91 Al 4Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/14/91 Al 4Map shows counties in Ark without hospitals01/14/91 A6 1Map shews location of practicing obstetricians in Ark01/14/91 A6 4Failing health care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/14/91 A7 2Failing heaalth care crisis in rural <strong>Arkansas</strong> (series)01/15/91 Al 2Lack of rural transportation denies health care to many 01/15/91 Al 2Bill in Legis would allow AIDS test without consent01/16/91 H2 3Rumors about Jefferson Regional Medical Center to be probed 01/17/91 B3 1Pine Bluff Dist to have health clinic; contraceptives barred 01/19/91 B3 4Health clinics to give contraceptives to children, ARL says 01/21/91 Al 2AIDS in older Arkansans reported01/21/91 Bl 1Summary of Gov Cl inton's proposals to Legislature01/22/91 G5 1188
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLRep Jack McCoy wants HIV/AIDS register in state Health Dept 01/23/91 H2 1Medicaid may get healthy boost from. Legislature 01/23/91 HS 1UAMS clinic to address impotence in older men Ol/27/91 B7 1Bill on testing for AIDS without consent passes Hse panel 01/30/91 B6 1House rej ects bill restricting minors in malpractice suits 01/30/91 B6 1Bills to lure doctors to rural areas pass House committee 02/ 1/91 B2 2House votes for AIDS test bill 02/ 1/91 !4 1Sample of how some local hospitals handl e bill collections 02/ 7/91 C2 3Saline Memorial Hosp opens new 5-story patient tower 02/13/91 Bl 3Claim alleges <strong>University</strong> Hospital mishandled body of infant 02/ 13/91 Bl 4Trauma disorder in workplace is special focus of UA engineer 02/ 18/91 xll 4House votes 97-0 for Medicaid excise tax bill 02/21/91 !4 1Bias suit against Jefferson Regional Hosp nears settlement 02/22/91 B3 2Dr Joycelyn Elders wages health war with spirit, speech 02/24/91 Al 4Young cancer patient sees dream for pony real ized 02/26/91 BlO 1Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr faces Medicare questions 02/26/91 B3 3Blue Cross fights chiropractor inclusion in insurance bill 02/26/91 G2 3House approves Medicaid bill to avert deep cuts in program 02/26/91 GS 1Judge to hire team to look at Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr 02/27/91 Bl 5Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr finances defended 03/ 1/91 B3 2Health clinic opponents turn out for hearing by Legis panel 03/ 5/91 G8 1Measure for funding school health clinics still alive 03/ 7 /91 Al 6Boy who has not been vaccinated suspended by public school 03/ 7/91 Bl 1Sylvan Hills mother does not believe in vaccination 03/ 7/91 Bl 1Debate can't change clinics ' worth (ed) 03/ 7/91 B6 1Bill in Legis would require AIDS testing of prison inmates 03/ 8/91 !5 1Susan Bright risks charges in refusal to have son vaccinated 03/ 9/91 Bl 2Southwest Hospital at LR creeps toward break-even point 03/ 9/91 Cl 2Bone marrow transplant nearly fatal for Tabatha Porter 03/11/91 Bl 1Immunization dispute goes to court 03/13/91 Bl 4Jason Bright , 7. can go to school without vaccination 03/14/91 Bl 5Immuniz ation exemption on religious grounds easy to obtain 03/15/91 Bl 4Chiropractors. physicians would be treated equally under bill 03/15/91 !2 3Hospitals at LR seek to carve out distinct identities 03/16/91 Al 2Bill and Hillary Clinton at opposite ends of Medicaid battle 03/19/91 A6 1Inurance bill backed by chiropractors rejected by Senate comm 03/20/91 HS 4Jefferson Regional Center bd approves assets move 03/21/91 B3 2Mena sales tax proposed to keep local hospital open 03/21/91 B7 3Dr Joycelyn Elders chastizes legislators on school clinics 03/22/91 B6 4Mena residents approve sales tax for hospital 03/23/91 B9 2Thousands of Ark children to be screened for lead poisoning 03/24/91 B7 1Jefferson Regional Medical Center comes under scrutiny 03/25/91 xlO 1House amends Health Dept budget bill. then defeats it 03/26/91 Al 7Gov Clinton gives health bill backers lobbying tips 03/26/91 Gl 5Plan for nurse practitioners to prescribe medicine nixed 03/27/91 H4 1Legislature passes Health Department budget 03/28/91 Al 5Dr Joycelyn Elders wins budget battle. loses plan on her pay 03/28/91 I7 1Dr Joycelyn Elders will not suffer salary cut 03/29/91 A9 4Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr board trade chgs with judge 03/29/91 B3 2Bills won't stop Dr Joycelyn Elders from getting 2 salaries 03/30/91 B2 2Pinnacle Pointe Hospital is new facility at Little Rock 04/ 1/91 x7 1Pinnacle Pointe specializes in mental health 04/ 1/91 x7 1Birth control is small part of work of school heal th clinics 04/ 3/91 Bl 5Medical office bldg may be built at Saline Memorial Hospital 04/ 3/91 B3 2189
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMedicare certification could be lost by St Vincent InfirmarySt Vincent accused of violating law on patient dumpingSt Vincent takes steps to keep Medicare certificationFeature articles on children battling cancer in <strong>Arkansas</strong>New Ark law requires second AIDS test on donor bloodDaughters of Charity tend to health needs in GouldSen Jim Scott to try again with bill for nurse practitionersSt Vincent Infirmary Medical Ctr to keep Medicare contractGov Bill Clinton vetoes AIDS tests for sex offendersPlasma donations at prison may end because of AIDS threatNo lease violations found at Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr<strong>Arkansas</strong> AIDS Fdn to close client residence in LRMedical care park being built in north FayettevilleAnti-bacterial shot for day-care babies may soon be requiredFive hospitals in Ark cited for patient dumpin.g violationsMedical Personnel Pool expansion to Fort Smith area protested<strong>Arkansas</strong> Children' s Hosp to work with British hospitalHMOs in Ark vary widely in financial resultsEight hospitals in Ark exceed death rate expectationsCorning Community Hospital files for bankruptcyAlcohol . drugs are real problem for physiciansHouse in Fort Smith used as meeting place for cancer patientsRocky Mountain spotted fever suspected in death of LR womanTips for avoiding and treating tick-borne diseasesBush adm proposal could cripple Ark's new Medicaid fund planFamily of toxic shock syndrome victim sues Kimberly-ClarkWestworld bankruptcy leaves three areas without medical care<strong>Arkansas</strong> Red Cross chapt gets good marks on blood bank safetyBull Shoals Comm.unity Hospital may lose its licenseTabatha Porter comes home with good news after hospital stayJefferson Regional Med Ctr problems called solvableCoroners required to tell organ transplant agencies of deathsLeukemia patient Niki Morehead home after marrow transplantSteven B Lampkin named head of Baptist Medical CenterArticle on possible link between elecromagnetism, cancerAP&L joins study of electromagnetism field strength in homesScrutiny of Red Cross blood program called healthyPart of brain removed to help Dardanelle epileptic teenagerWilhelmina Medical Center struggles for survivalState wants more 2-year-olds immuniz edArk has had 500 reported cases of AIDS since first in 1983Different types of people in Ark getting AIDS, HIV virusCancer survivors celebrate at St Vincent InfirmaryTelethon raises over $2 million for Children 's HospitalPine Bluff ambulance services battling for top spotAutopsy shows LR teen died of Rocky Mountain spotted feverArk inventor makes CPR respirators that protects from AIDSAltheimer Fdn makes substantial gift to Ark Children's HospArk Children' s Hosp honors Altheimer Fdn trusteeCoroners unaware of new law on rept to transplant agenciesEx-employee sues Children's Hospital for sexual harassmentBull Shoals Community Hosp admr says most violations fixedSheltons sue Sparks Medical Ctr. physicians in death of childArk has no care law for terminally ill. atty gen says04/ 5/91 Al04/ 5/91 Al04/ 6/91 Al04/ 7 /91 Al04/ 7 /91 B504/ 8/91 Al04/ 8/91 A604/11/91 Al04/12/91 B1404/15/91 Bl04/19/91 B304/20/91 B204/22/91 x604/25/91 Al04/25/91 B204/27/91 Bl04/ 27 /91 C1004/28/91 Fl05/ 2/91 Al05/10/91 Bl05/ 12/91 B205/13/91 Al05/14/91 Al05/14/91 A605/15/91 Bl05/19/91 Bll05/19/91 Fl05/21/91 Al05/21/91 Bl05/22/91 B705/22/91 B905/23/91 Al05/24/91 B205/24/91 Cl05/26/91 Al05/26/91 Al205/26/91 Bl05/26/91 B505/28/91 B405/29/91 Bl06/ 3/91 Al06/ 3/91 Al06/ 3/91 Bl06/ 3/91 Bl06/ 6/91 B406/ 7 /91 Al06/10/91 B306/10/91 B406/10/91 B406/11/91 Bl06/13/91 B506/13/91 B606/14/91 BS06/15/91 Bl225245131556222212722623612522551425215244561511123212190
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSt Joseph's Regional Health Center at Hot Springs completedTwo hospitals in Hot Springs in competition for patientsSt Michael Hospital moving across state line to TexasSteven Lampkin ready to tackle Baptist Medical Ctr challengeSt Vincent Infirmary to add obstetrics unit06/17 /91 Al06/17/91 Al06/17/91 A306/17/91 xlO06/18/91 Al22412Poor in Ark missing Medicare benefit because they are unaware 06/18/91 Al 5Officials say explaining Medicare benefits to poor difficultPhysician sees cancer link to electromagnetic fieldsHealth industry experts testify at hearing in LRSenior citizens seek health-care changesDr Fouad Rabie investigated for Medicaid fraudNatl Health Service Corps doctors revitalize rural healthSt Vincent Infirmary wants back in obstetrics services areaSt Vincent may build acute care hospital in SherwoodOver 100 persons go to LR to support Bull Shoals hospitalMedicaid change will keep disabled independentCummins prison unit fights TB with ultraviolet lightsSonj a Rood raises money for cancer treatmentChildren' s Hospital expands animal research facilitiesChildren's Hospital gets only $45,000 from Hope of AmericaVirgil Turner is new director of <strong>Arkansas</strong> AIDS FoundationChildren' s Hospital received $75 ,500 from Hope of AmericaMore Arkansans could get health care as Medicaid pay goes upSick.le cell rate stable in Ark during 1990Cane Hill man dies of wasp stings, leaves noteDrinking water on school campuses appear safe from leadBull Shoals Hospital likely to lose its licenseJoycelyn Elders criticizes nation's efforts on health issues06/19/91 A306/ 19/91 B1406/20/91 A606/20/91 B206/20/91 B906/23/91 Bll06/23/91 Fl06/25/91 B306/26/91 Bl06/29/91 B207 / 3/91 Al07/ 5/91 Bl07/ 6/91 ClO07 I 8/91 Bl07/ 8/91 Bl07 I 9/91 B207 I lC>/91 Bl07/10/91 B407 /11/91 B607 /12/91 A307 /12/91 Bl07/13/91 B43111412521552265556351Wilhelmina Medical Center use of tax fund could affect status 07 /13/91 B7 1Smoker starts fire in room at Baptist Medical CenterUnfair health system is topic of essay by William WhiteAIDS support group gaining acceptanceLR hospitals differ for employees with AIDS07 /14/91 Bl07/16/91 B907 /18/91 B407 /19/91 Al5146Nashville firm, Bull Shoals hospital reach deal for operation 07 /25/91 B2 3Bull Shoals Community Hospital to be spared closingChildren's Hospital develops test for sick.le cell strokeMother hopes son gets chicken pox before kidney transplantFayetteville City Hospital lays of f 42 employees07/26/91 Bl07 /28/91 Bl08/ 1/91 Al08/ 1/91 ClO2236State 's first pancreas transplant done at <strong>University</strong> Hospital 08/ 2/91 Bl 5Dr William Jones of LR. helps keep AIDS immigration banGene W Boyett suggests mandatory pre-marital AIDS testMosquito-borne encephalitis outbreak reptd in Jefferson CoFamily asks McGehee-De sha Hosp for facts about Brown's deathOdell Brown healthy when he went to hospital , family saysDeath of Odell Brown at McGehee-Desha Hospital to be probedTiger mosquito. carrier of dengue. identified in NLRThree more encephalitis cases reported in Pine Bluff<strong>Arkansas</strong> AIDS Fdn sees rough years ahead with fundingHIV-positive cases in Ark shown on mapDrug use blamed for higher syphilis raateState has had 740 cases of syphilis reported this yearEleven cases of encephalitis confirmed at Pine BluffChild 's nose reattached after being bitten off by dogRape victim' s ct suit alleges St Vincent denied treatment08/ 3/91 Al08/ 5/91 B608/ 6/91 Al08/ 7/91 BlOB/ 7 /91 Bl08/ 8/91 Bl08/ 8/91 B208/10/91 Bl08/12/91 Al08/12/91 Al08/13/91 Al08/13/91 Al08/14/91 Al08/15/91 B208/15/91 B7445661232444242191
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLUAMS develops new test to detect ovarian cancer early 08/16/91 Al 2No evidence of foul play found in death of Odell Brown 08/16/91 BS 1CDC staffers arrive to study encephalitis outbreak at PB 08/17/91 Bl 5Up to 8 ,000 may have encephalitis in PB without symptoms 08/18/91 Bl 2Court suit alleges use of L-Tryptophan led to EMS disorder 08/21/91 Bl 2Pine Bluff encephal itis outbreak reaches 19 cases 08/21/91 Bl 2Encephal itis outbreak at Pine Bluff easing 08/28/91 B2 2Rabies kills Wayne Willis Jones of Arkadelphia 08/29/91 Al 2Health of rural elderly blacks discussed at Helena workshop 08/29/91 Bl 2Medicaid prescription program faces funds shortfall 08/29/91 Bl 5All who came in contact with rabies victim are at risk 08/30/91 Al 2Modern rabies vaccine avoids ordeal of earlier days 08/30/91 A7 1Epidemiologist says rabies death no reason to panic 08/30/91 A7 4Wayne Willis Jones apparently bitten by rabid bat 08/30/91 Bl 275 persons to receive rabies inoculations 08/31/91 Al 2State Medical Bd cannot discipline Dr Bruce Leipzig 09/ 5/91 Bl 2Coalition stresses new mind-set for preventive health care 09/ 7/91 B2 1New federal rule will cost Ark millions in Medicaid funds 09/11/91 Bl 5Ark Medicaid tax program escapes Bush adm axe 09/12/91 B4 4Lee County Cooperative Clinic is lifeline for thousands 09/ 19/91 Al 2Lee County Cooperative Clinic opposed by whies initially 09/19/91 Al 2Nurses at Jefferson Regional Med Ctr to vote on union 09/19/91 B2 3Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr considers overhaud of mgmt 09/20/91 B6 2Syphil is hits the unborn in <strong>Arkansas</strong> (statistics) 09/24/91 Al 2Syphilis on rise among general population in Ark (statistics) 09/24/91 Al 2Rocky Mountain spotted fever cause of death of Searcy woman 09/25/91 Al 4Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr director resigns amid turmoil 09/25/91 Bl 2Sudden death from tick bite concerns medical officials 09/26/91 Bl 2Jerry Cound receives second heart transplant in five years 09/26/91 Bl 5Rose Bud has its first physician in 45 years 09/30/91 Bl 5Dr Joycelyn Elders defends school-based clinics to ACLU 10/ 3/91 Bl 5Gurdon man also had encephalitis during Pine Bluff outbreak 10/ 5/91 A2 6<strong>Arkansas</strong> included in Stroke Belt 10/ 7/91 Al 6Some Arkansans miss AIDS message 10/ 8/91 B2 1Baxter Regional Hospital plans $16 million expansion 10/ 9/91 C9 3WIC program to start keeping records on immunization 10/10/91 Bl 2Computer gives lessons on AIDS to the illiterate 10/11/91 B2 1Grant keeps Forest Heights school clinic open another year 10/15/91 B2 2Odell Brwn' s death in McGehee-Desha Hospital ruled accident 10/16/91 Bl 2ABC Quilts orgn provides quilts for sick babies 10/17/91 Bl 2Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr nurses cancel union elections 10/17/91 BlO 3NW Ark hospitals building cardiac care units 10/17/91 ClO 6Twenty at reunion exemplify success of kidney transplants * 10/20/91 Bl 170 high school students trained to teach peers about AIDS * 10/20/91 B24 1John Drain, 2, gets new heart * 10/21/91 Bl 3Blanche Dowell, daughter Pat Howell show uncanny solidarity * 10/26/91 Bl 1Bull Shoals hospital official says politics behind dispute * 11/ 1/91 Bl 2<strong>University</strong> Hospital is state's first certified trauma ctr * 11/ 2/91 B2 1Estimated 75.000 Arkansans unaware they have diabetes * 11/ 4/91 B2 1Medicaid program to be cut by $14 million * 11/ 8/91 Bl 1Thirteen children in Ark under age 13 have AIDS * 11/13/91 A12 2Hamburg School Dist dismisses classes because of illness * 11/15/91 Bl 1Free T-shirt raises questions to promote safe sex * 11/18/91 B2 1Bull Shoals hospital gets state reprieve * 11/20/91 Bl 5192
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMedicaid cuts have affected services to 27 . 000 patients * 11/24/91 Bl 1Ab out 370 crosses to mark AIDS deaths in Ark * 11/30/91 Bl lLiving wills inquiry to be part of check-in procedures * 12/ 1/91 Al 5Living wills inquiry to be part of check-in procedures * 12/ 1/91 Al 5Patient Self-Determination Act opposed by right-to-lifers * 12/ 2/91 B2 1Patient Self-Determination Act opposed by right-to-lifers * 12/ 2/91 B2 lQuilt memorial to AIDS victims attracts 100 to Arts Center * 12/ 2/91 B2 5Quilt memorial to AIDS victims attracts 100 to Arts Center * 12/ 2/ 91 B2 5AIDS activists ACT UP protests newspaper column * 12/ 2/91 B2 6AIDS activists ACT UP protests newspaper column * 12/ 2/91 B2 6Flu virus hits six counties in early wave * 12/ 4/91 Al 2Design of waiting room at Children's Hospital honored * 12/ 6/91 Bl 4Holly Grove losing only physician as Dr Herd E Stone retires* 12/ 7/91 El 2Most physicians find <strong>Arkansas</strong> undesirable for practice * 12/ 9/ 91 B2 1State' s second budget cut takes $11.4 million from Medicaid * 12/11/91 Al 3Doctor at Children' s Hospital links roach allergy, asthma * 12/11/91 Bll 4Influenza hitting centra. eastern <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 12/ 11/91 B4 3Federal rules could cut 13 pct from state Medicaid budget * 12/12/91 Bl 4Dr Norman Pledger violated Medical Practices Act, bd rules * 12/13/91 Bl 2Viral outbreak forces closing of Rison Schools * 12/13/91 Bl 5Ark families rank 42nd in health costs, up 141 pct from 1980* 12/16/91 B2 5Health Care Training Corp administers nursing aide exams * 12/23/91 Dl 1Insurance to pay for lung transplant for Rogers boy * 12/ 25/91 Al 2Jim B Rose dreams of clinic using medicinal plants * 12/26/91 B2 2Flu dw indling in state * 12/27/91 Bl 1MEL SON. VAN Gsee also FiresMENA AIRPORTsee also Iran-Contra Affairsee also Substance abuse and trafficMENTAL HEALTH AND DISORDERSsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Insurancesee also Murders - Penix. Bill Jrsee also Special OlympicsFederal lawsuit filed in 1984 may close Human Developmt Ctrs 02/10/91 Bl 5Human Development Centers credited with progress of clients 02/10/91 Bl 5Richardson Home at Springdale accused of abuse of patient 02/13/91 Bl 5Pinnacle Pointe Hosp takes different approach to treatment 04/ 1/91 x7 1Rural mental health providers are swamped 04/ 1/91 x8 1Mental health costs dropping in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 04/ 1/91 x9 3Conway Human Development Center in uproar over Depakote use 05/ 5/91 Al 5Conway Human Development Ctr referrals raise questions 05/22/91 B9 1Affluent reportedly misusing Medicaid program in Ark 06/ 5/91 B6 1Chil dren denied psychiatric care. legislators told 06/ 5/91 B6 2Conway Center resident allegedly abused by aide 06/19/91 BlO 5Consul tants on psychiatric care defended by Human Services 06/20/91 B8 1More funds needed for replacement of State Hosp 's Rogers Hall 06/21/91 B2 1Legislators press for renewal of Medicaid for youth 07/12/91 B9 1State children in psychiatric units increasing 10/18/91 Al 2MHMA denial of Medicaid funding for clients criticized * 11/ 3/91 Al 3MHMA has contract with Human Services for youth services * 11/ 3/91 Al 3Mental Heal th Mgmt of America (MHMA) comes under criticism * 11/ 3/91 Al 3Hearing on Diana Coleman's release from hospital heated * 12/ 4/91 A20 5193
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLF.inpty beds haunt psychiatric hospitals in LR areaPsychiatric hospitals under state 's scrutinyMENTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT OF AMERICA INCsee Mental health and disordersMERCHANTS BANK (Rogers )see BanksMERCY KILLINGSsee Murders. Attempted - Moon. MaryMERCY RESIDENTIAL CAREFacility faces three citations after fire hit centerMETEROLOOYsee Weather and storms.METHODIST CHURCHSeven from AME Church. Shorter College support Bishop BelinCouncil of Bishops back Bishop Belin. Rev Rickey Hicks saysAME Church officials deny support for Bishop A A Belin JrArk Supreme Court rej ects pleas of AME Bishop Henry BelinAME bishop battle hits Hot SpringsFirst United at LR receives $250.000 for child develop centerCharge that H H Brookins took Shorter Coll funds droppedPleasant Hill Church traces its historyHomecoming at Mount Tabor brings folks back homeNorth Ark Conf discuss ways of helping troubled teensNorth Ark Conf rej ects homosexuals as ministersNorth Ark Conf appointments listedLR Conf keeps its stand on gays intactNine delegates elected to general conference of <strong>1991</strong>LR Conf action on abortion clarifiedWarrant issued for arrest of AME Bishop Henry BelinMount Zion AME pastor Hez ekiah Stewart honoredUnited Methodist Fdn headed by Jim Argue Jr* 12/29/91 Al* 12/29/91 Al09/25/91 Bl01/ 9/91 B401/11/91 Bl01/13/91 Bl01/23/91 B202/ 7/91 Bl02/21/91 B202/24/91 B204/12/91 B305/20/91 Al06/ 4/ 91 A6225422554523406/ 5/91 AB 306/ 8/91 E2 206/12/91 Bl 206/15/91 E2 306/19/91 Bl4 407 I 2/91 BlO 107 /29/91 Bl 208/10/91 E2 209/ 6/91 Bl 209/19/91 Al 409/20/91 Al 6Methodists buy church site in Chenal Valley for future useIRS challenge s returns of 8 Methodists claiming self-employedMinis ters in Ark work for the bishop and annual conferenceShorter Coll board panel wants two trustees ousted * 12/22/91 Bl 1Shorter College trustee panel calls chgs against BelinAME Bishop Belin warned to go to jail or face fineMETRO PLANsee Little Rock Metropolitan AreaMETROPOLITAN ACHIEVEMENT TESTsee Education 011MID SOUTH, Foundation forsee Economic assistanceMID STATES PIPE FAB RICATING INCEl Dorado firm to expand. create 125 jobsMID-SOUTH BOTTLING COUnion won ruling that closing was to avoid unioniz ationPepsi Cola plant reopens at Forrest City under court orderMIDCOAST-LITTLE ROCK INCFirm reworks airplanes down to last boltMIDDLE EASTNote! Materials here deal with Ark and the Middle Eastsee also Congresssee also Veteransfalse* 12/22/91 Bl 1* 12/25/91 Bl 405/ 9/91 CB 403/ 5/91 C9 202/ 4/91 x6 1194
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHigh school sr Michael Dodd set to ship out to Saudi Arabia<strong>Arkansas</strong> churches pray that war will not come<strong>Arkansas</strong> attorneys mobilized for service in Persian Gulf areaHigh school student Michael Dodd 's deployment on holdVigil for peace in Persian Gul f held at Conway churchHigh school students will not be mobilized, Adj utant Gen saysDisabled vet to burn Iraqui flag at SearcySample of opinion of Arkansans on Persian Gulf crisisDiabled Vietnam veteran burns Iraqi flag in SearcyGov Bill Clinton 's inaugural events dedicated to militaryRally at LR urges continued search for peaceful end to crisisResidents of Marshall discuss Middle East developmentsSmall tCMn of Marshall loses 78 to duty in Persian GulfOpen letter from Raouf Halaby to Presidents Bush and HusseinOutbreak of war would hit <strong>Arkansas</strong> hardAnti-war rallies held in Fort Smith and Little RockLittle Rock group holds prayer vigil for military personnelDevelopments have not affected Camden defense industriesTerrorism fears not stopping travelers yetPine Bluff Arsenal increases production of 'smoke 'ROTC scholarship applications drop since Persian Gulf crisisRobert McCord column on Congress vote on war powerGov Bill Clinton would have voted war authority for BushViews on Gul f crisis as gleaned from <strong>Arkansas</strong> papersMore <strong>Arkansas</strong> troops go to Saudi Arabia<strong>Arkansas</strong> Peace Center says crisis has cost Ark $59 millionArkansans praying for peace in regionStudents honor their mothers, fathers in Gulf with ceremonyLittle Rock Air Force Base steps up securityACLU to protest questioning of Arabs by police, FBIArk State Police, FBI questioning Arabs, Arab-AmericansSenator Dale Bumpers says US may face own missilesAnti-war protesters demonstrate at FayettevilleVA Hospital in LR would receive casualties from Middle EastReaction of Arkansans as deadl ine nears for IraqTactical Clinic unit mobilizedArk Legis to delay session out of respect for American troopsJacksonville stunned by outbreak of war in Middle EastArkansans respond to news of outbreak of warArkansans respond to first reports of outbreak of war<strong>Arkansas</strong> troops well trained. officials assureArkansans comment on outbreak of war with IraqArkansans respond to war with prayersEaker AFB ready to support war in Persian Gul f areaJ W Fulbright urges restraint, working within guidelinesEx-Arkansan Melanie Rosenberg living 'target ' in JerusalemResponse of Arkansans to war in Middle EastArkansans respond to outbreak of warLittle Rock Regional Airport on high level of alertWar sparks rallies of supporters, opponentsPhotographic essay on Arkansans reaction to warRoundup of news from around state on reaction to warColumn critical of legislative recess to honor militaryMedia in Ark gives wide coverage to war01/ 8/91 Al01/ 8/91 A601/ 8/91 Bl01/ 9/91 AB01/ 9/91 B301/10/91 A601/10/91 B301/11/91 A701/12/91 A701/12/91 B201/13/91 Bl01/13/91 Bl01/13/91 Bl01/-13/91 C301/14/91 Al01/14/91 AB01/-14/91 AB01/14/91 Bl01/14/91 Bl01/ 14/91 B201/14/91 B201/14/91 B701/15/91 A601/15/91 A601/15/91 A601/15/91 A701/15/91 A701/15/91 A701/15/91 A901/16/91 Al01/16/91 Al01/16/91 AlO01/16/91 AlO01/16/91 AlO01/16/91 A901/16/91 A901/17 /91 Al01/17/91 Al01/17 /91 AlO01/17 /91 Al l01/17/91 A701/17/91 AB01/17/91 A901/17 /91 A901/18/91 Al01/18/91 Al01/18/91 AlO01/18/91 A601/18/91 A601/18/91 A601/18/91 A701/18/91 AB01/18/91 A901/18/91 A925212321412553411141141151441221451455126l262622221112195
ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCamden firm helped assemble Patriot anti-missile missileNCCJ board critical of questioning of Arabs in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Arkansans react to war eventsStudents at UAPB hold prayer service for troopsBetty Bumpers opposes war in Persian Gul fAnother 65 Arkansans mobilized for military duty<strong>Arkansas</strong>'s 142nd leaves with 800 members for Gulf dutyArkansans react to warJewish congregations in LR favor Israeli retaliationSample comments by Arkansans on warMelanie Rosenberg describes Israel under attack by IraqTeachers rallying in LR express support for US troopsPoll of LR metro area shows support for US in Gul f warSample of responses of Arkansans to poll on US war in GulfTension high as demonstrators clash at FayettevilleCollege students rally at Capitol to support troopsNational Guard 's 142nd Artillery Brigade leaves for GulfRelatives of military personnel comment on stress of warColumnist calls protesters a sign of America' s greatnessChart shows <strong>Arkansas</strong> units activated for Desert StormKermit Womack worries about his four children in Gul f areaArkansans and the Middle East warMore troops from <strong>Arkansas</strong> being activatedArkansans comment on Iraq handling of prisoners of war<strong>Arkansas</strong> firms producing clothes. weapons for warSumamry of war's effects on lives of ArkansansPeace group organiz ers threatened during Fayetteville marchReturning Arkansan describes hard desert lifeMissing airman Donnie R Holland has numerous kin in ArkConway students sending 3.000 valentines to militaryMerchants selling out of military suppl ies. insignia<strong>Arkansas</strong> State Capitol visitors pass through metal detectors<strong>Arkansas</strong>-made weapon debuts in Gul f region<strong>Arkansas</strong> Peace Center sends delegates to Washington marchDigest of homef ront newsPetition protests CNN coverage of war protestsChildren' s Hospital addresses kids ' needs to cope with warTwo more Army Reserve units calledMiddle Eastern students at ASU distracted. worryTyson Foods workers unhappy about filling orders for JordanPro-war organiz er does not want fight with peace groupAdvice for explaining war to childrenNational Guard unit at LR mobilizesSupporters of troops in Middle East rally at Fort SmithBomb threat clears students from ASU dormArkansans display their patriotism at homeChildren have strong views on Gul f war and HusseinRallies at Fayetteville take opposing views on warRally for troops in gulf draw 600 to Little Rock eventFormer POWs from other wars recount fear. condemn TV footageNational Guard convoy leaves Pine BluffPine Bluff gives 212th Signal Battalion big sendof fActivated troops leave Camden for base in KentuckyIraqi natives at Jonesboro say pol:i.ce violated civil rights01/19/91 AlO01/19/91 AlO01/19/91 Al l01/19/91 Al l01/19/91 All01/19/91 A701/19/91 A701/19/91 AB01/19/91 AB01/19/91 A901/20/91 Al01/20/91 Al01/20/91 Al01/20/91 A601/20/91 A701/20/91 A701/20/91 AB01/21/91 A701/21/91 A801/21/91 AB01/21/91 AB01/22/91 AlO01/22/91 AB01/22/91 A901/22/91 Cl01/23/91 A701/23/91 A701/23/91 AB01/23/91 A901/23/91 B301/24/ 91 A601/24/91 A701/24/91 A701/24/91 A701/25/91 A601/25/91 A601/25/91 A701/25/91 A701/25/91 A701/25/91 A701/26/91 A601/26/91 A601/26/91 A601/26/91 A601/26/91 A701/27 /91 A501/27 /91 A601/27 /91 A601/27 /91 A601/27 /91 A601/28/91 Al01/28/91 A601/30/91 A701/30/91 A7162252222122612522124252224512322522225523555122252525196
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COL<strong>Arkansas</strong> families worry about loved ones in war zone01/31/91 AlList of Ark units activated for Desert Storm01/31/91 AD<strong>Arkansas</strong> unit may lead way in clearing mine fields01/31/91 A7Fort Chaffee reports phony casualty calls to families02/ 1/91 A7Report of plane crash worries LRAFB family02/ 1/91 A7Group at <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Univ shows support for troops02/ 1/91 A7Arkansans in Desert Storm get tax deadline delay02/ 2/91 A9Fifty members of hospital unit called up02/ 2/91 A9Ellis Melton Jr family will not leave Riyadh02/ 3/91 AlOpinion of Arkansans on pursuing Hussein beyond Kuwait02/ 3/91 AlOSheridan holds rally for allied troops02/ 3/91 A9Rally at Conway supports troops02/ 4/91 AlChurches in Ark address call to pray in different ways02/ 4/ 91 A7LTV at Camden watches war with critical eye02/ 4/91 A7Three from Eaker AFB die in crash of plane02/ 5/91 AlTips on avoiding the draft given at meeting at LR02/ 5/91 A6UA Professor Art Hobson tells why he opposes gulf war02/ 5/91 B9Blytheville mourns loss of 3 airmen from Eaker AFB02/ 6/91 AlArkansan among AWOL Louisiana Guardsmen at Fort Hood02/ 7 /91 AlWar causes <strong>Arkansas</strong> exchange students to return home02/ 7 /91 AlChild care fund aids families left behind02/ 7 /91 A9Blytheville honors crew of downed B-52 bomber02/ 7 /91 A9Sgt Thomas Baker says Fort Hood trainees want equal treatment 02/ 8/91 AlArkansans hold rallies to show support for troops02/ 8/91 AlOExcerpts from letters from Christopher Floyd Gordon02/ 8/91 AlOTrainers at LRAFB perform pivotal role02/ 8/91 A.QActivities in Ark show support for troops02/ 9/91 ABSixteen <strong>Arkansas</strong> State Troopers have been activated for duty 02/ 9/91 ABRally in LR shows support for troops02/ 10/91 Al5Sixty-two more <strong>Arkansas</strong> Guardsmen called to active duty 02/11/91 A6Roundup of news of war on the hom.efront02/12/91 A6Rogers Chamber of Commerce aids families of service personnel 02/14/91 A9Airman Paul R Eichenlaub II, of Bentonv ille, killed in action 02/15/91 Al<strong>Arkansas</strong> pilot Rick Henson says he fights for his daughter 02/15/91 A15Brother will bring body of Paul Eichenlaub II home02/ 16/91 AlArkansans support President Bush 's rej ection of Iraqi offer 02/16/91 A.QArkansans comment on civilian casualties in Iraq02/17 /91 AlOMemorial services for Paul Eichenlaub II planned in Idaho 02/18/91 Al<strong>Arkansas</strong> family keeps guard up in Saudi capital02/19/91 A4Ignorance distorts attitudes toward Arab-Americans02/19/91 B9Mississippi County Community Coll enrollment hurt by war 02/20/91 A7Pastor of Paul Eichenlaub II comments on tragic death02/20/91 A7Arkansans skeptical of peace negotiations in Middle East 02/20/91 A7Entergy Corp to assure no pay cut for mobilized empl oyees 02/20/91 ClOFamilies feel flash of hope for troops in Soviet proposal 02/22/91 Al lPulaski Academy rally supports troops02/ 23/91 Al lArkansans approve Bush's setting deadline for Saddam02/23/91 A12<strong>Arkansas</strong> families of troops in Gulf fearful, supportive 02/24/91 Al6Gov Bill Clinton supports Bush decision to enter ground phase 02/24/91 Al6Veterans recall what war is like02/ 24/91 Al6Updated list of <strong>Arkansas</strong> units activated for Desert Storm 02/24/91 Al6Arkansans polled on support of ground offensive02/24/91 Al7Capt Paul R Eichenlaub II honored as hero02/25/91 AlTroops ' families feel fear, relief as ground phase begins 02/25/91 Al2222263341222452422315415113221221211541l1435112224126197
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGECOLPrayer upl ifts families Of troops in Persian Gulf warArab-American Raouf Halaby speaks openly on conflictPeace activists gather at Fayetteville churchesFamily, friends say farewell to Capt Paul R Eichenlaub IISusan Tobey sees her husband. Eric . in AP photoFamil ies of Ark military personnel hopeful about cease-fireLambert Scott Foster lost part of foot in accidentSong by Arkansan to assist famil ies of military personnelDick Gregory says US has hidden agenda for Persian Gulf area<strong>Arkansas</strong> residents comment on peace and SaddamSgt Scott Whittenburg of Carlisle. killed in Middle EastGov Bill Clinton wants state to make up state eumployee payReturning troops. families can face tough reunionsNo one certain when <strong>Arkansas</strong> troops can come homeSoldiers tell what loved ones should expect upon their returnFamily of Sgt Scott Whittenburg gets support from CarlisleArmy Spec Steven G Mason killed in Scud attack<strong>Arkansas</strong> Muslims view the warArmy Spec Steven G Mason filled post in DhahranMother sees her son in photo in <strong>Arkansas</strong> GazetteArmy Capt J Scott Lindsey kil led on Kuwait-Iraq borderArmy Pvt David Mark Wieczorek of Gentry. killed by blastWeapons made in <strong>Arkansas</strong> get A-plus gradeBodies of Steven G Mason and Scott Whittenburg returnedDavid Wieczorek killed by bomb meant for IraquisMarine John Bates welcomed return to battle zoneReporter who attended Univ of Central Ark missing in IraqFuneral service for Army Spc Steven Maaon scheduled for todaySteven Mason buried at Cardwell. MoMembers of two <strong>Arkansas</strong> units coming homeGov Bill Clinton orders flags at half-staff to honor deadCorrespondent Greg LaMotte safeKuwaitis in Ark worry about relatives back homeFuneral services held for Sgt Scott Lynn WhittenburgThirty-five airmen touch down at LRAFBB-52 crews rej oice to be back at Eaker AFBSome members of 142nd Field Artillery return homeEaker AFB B-52s come through in battleBody of Cpl J Scott Lindsey sent to Fayetteville for burialPvt Daniel Mark Wieczorek buried in Benton County<strong>Arkansas</strong> planning big party to honor Desert Storm troopsMore Desert Storm troops arrive in Little RockWelcome home just beginning for state troopsLarge number of troops arrive at LRAFB from Middle EastBody of Col Donnie Holland returned to Hamburg for burialWives of NLR Guard unit complain because husbands not homeCol Donnie R Holland buried as Desert Storm heroAbout 2.600 <strong>Arkansas</strong> Natl Guard members still in Middle EastNational Guard 's 212th Signal Battalion home from TexasFifty National Guard members leave for Middle EastMembers of 50th Tactical Airlift Squadron back at LRAFBGosnell welcomes returning troopsCamden holds peace celebrationArk to honor Operation Desert Shield on July 602/25/91 A602/25/91 A702/25/91 A702/26/91 Al02/26/91 A802/28/91 Al02/28/91 AlO02/28/91 AlO02/28/91 AB02/28/91 A903/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 A603/ 1/91 A603/ 1/91 A603/ 2/91 Al03/ 2/91 A703/ 3/91 Al03/ 3/91 C303/ 4/ 91 Al03/ 4/91 AS03/ 5/91 Al03/ 5/91 Al03/ 5/91 A403/ 5/91 A403/ 5/91 AS03/ 5/91 AS03/ 6/91 Al03/ 6/91 A403/ 7/91 A403/ 9/91 AB03/ 9/91 AB03/ 9/91 A.Q03/ 10/91 A1203/10/91 A1603/ 1 1/91 Al03/12/91 A603/12/91 A603/12/91 AB03/12/91 AB03/13/91 AlO03/14/91 AB03/15/91 AlO03/17/91 Al03/18/91 Al03/20/91 AB03/22/91 B203/24/91 Al403/24/91 Bl03/24/91 Bl03/24/91 BS03/28/91 AB04/ 7 /91 Bll04/ 8/91 Bl04/11/91 Al11l212152122252551512215112512511461114431221312241213198
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCrowd of 100. 000 may turn out for July 6 event in LR<strong>Arkansas</strong> reserve troops denied leave pending arms probeRep Ray Thornton lobbies Pentagon to get Ark men homeArk soldiers investigated after Iraqi weapons foundSoldiers wanted Iraqi guns as war trophies. officer saysMembers of 'Lost Battalion ' worried about their imagePine Bluff welcomes military home from Middle EastWeekend warriors return home as veterans<strong>Arkansas</strong> airmen flew supplies to KurdsReport issued on crash of B-52 from Eaker AFBLRAFB Tactical Airlife Wing back home from Gulf actionOver 200 guardsmen return home from Middle EastMembers of 'Lost Battalion' due in Little Rock todayMembers of Lost Battalion return home to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Returned veteran says uncertainty was maj or factor<strong>Arkansas</strong> still has 1.611 military in Persian Gul f areaVeterans describe their experiences in Persian Gulf conflictJ W Fulbright says Iraq embargo would have worked in timeArkansans to participate in Washington. D C salute to troopsArmy Capt William Hedges won silver star in Persian Gul f warMore military personnel return to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Two returned veterans question reasons US fought warSeventy reservists return from Persian Gulf serviceCharleston's 296th Medical Co returs homeSherwood honors returned gul f war veteransArkannsas troops in Persian Gulf area to celebrate July 4Rodney Riles due 6 months pay for serviceNLR unit demobilized . but tragedies of war still vividSgt Donald T Murphy killed in explosion in Kuwait3 Pine Bluff reservists face courts-martial over Iraqui gunsTwo Ark reservists guilty of smuggling guns from IraqLake Village unit finally home from gulfLast orginal members of 216th Medical Co back in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Last National Guard unit in Persian Gulf area returns homeLast National Guard unit returns to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Arkansan W H Hedges at center of flap over friendly fireVeteran Renis Tart receives two purple heartsJerry L Laster given medal for performance in gulf warMIDWEST LIFE INSURANCE CODoug Wood plans to sue <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat over lost jobRep Doug Wood headed Louisiana-based firm until WednesdayStory in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat disputed by company spokesmanLouisiana begins inquiry of MidwestRep Doug Wood may be implicated in Louisiana investigationMidwest says Louisiana approved refinance planLouisiana officials assisted Midwest secretlyInsurance inquiry growingDoug Wood says company in trouble before he took overRep Doug Wood alleges coercion behind campaign donationsRep Doug Wood was not in control. but he was firedMIDWEST YOGURT PARTNERSsee TCBY Enterprises IncMIGRANT LABORsee Labor04/ 12/91 ClO 104/30/91 A6 104/30/91 AB 105/ 1/91 Al05/ 1/91 Al 205/ 4/ 91 Al 405/ 5/91 BS 105/ 5/91 BS 405/10/91 Al O 105/11/91 A4 105/13/91 Bl 305/15/91 Al5 305/ 16/91 A6 305/17 /91 Al 205/20/91 B4 205/21/91 Al 205/26/91 Al 205/26/91 Bl4 106/ 1/91 All 106/ 1/91 Bl 206/ 5/91 B3 106/ 5/91 B4 106/20/91 B3 106/29/91 B9 207/ 3/91 B3 l07 I 4/ 91 Al 207 /11/91 Bl 207 /22/91 Bl 207 /26/91 AlO 407/30/91 B3 108/ 2/91 B2 308/ 18/91 Bl 509/ 5/91 B3 510/ 6/91 Bl 5* 12/ 5/91 B2 2* 12/15/91 Bl 5* 12/21/91 Bl 4* 12/25/91 B2 402/18/91 B6 l02/19/91 DlO 202/19/91 DlO 202/21/91 Cl 502/22/91 Al 503/ 1/91 Cl 203/ 7/91 Cl 208/ 8/91 Cl 108/30/91 C20 l09/10/91 Cl 209/13/91 Cl 2199
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMILAM, JAMES DEWEYsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)MILIKEN FAMILY FOUNDATIONsee also EducationMILKsee AgricultureMILK CRATESsee Robberies and theftsMILLAR, JAMES Asee also Colleges and universitiesMILLER COUNTYTax collector seeks grand jury investigation of financesMILLER, JOHN E05/24/91 B7 5see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)see also Legislature (Ark)MILLER, MIKEsee also Economic developmentMILLER. OLIVERsee also News and news mediaMILLS, WILBUR Dsee also Substance abuse and trafficListed among state' s most influential citizens02/ 10/91 A7 5Recalls return to Capitol to vote war on Japan * 12/ 8/91 A22 1MILLS, WILLIAMsee also Murders - Mills, WilliamMINERAL RIGHTS AND LEASESsee also Arkla Incsee also Oil and gasState G&FC wants out of mineral rights plan01/22/91 Bl 2MINES AND MINERAL Ssee also Land and real estateMiners still dig for crystal in Ouachita Natl Forest04/29/91 Bl 5MINIMUM PERFORMANCE TESTsee Education 011 *031MINIMUM WAGEsee Wages and salariesMINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISESBill in Legis on set-aside programs withdrawn by sponsor 03/ 1/91 All 1Black vendor bill fails in House; blacks see racism03/ 8/91 I1 4Minority-owned businesses fight the recession07/15/91 x8 1MINORITY FARMERS RIGHTS ACTsee AgricultureMISS AMERICAMarj orie Vincent in LR for part in Hope of America showMiss <strong>Arkansas</strong> Heather Hunnicutt still hopeful in title chaseCharm of pageant gone. Claudette Hunnicutt saysMrs Claudette Hunnicutt represented Ark in 1960MISS ARKANSASFive contestants have Magnolia tiesReigning Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong> Karissa Rushing has kept busy pacePageant hopefuls poised for contestTheine of <strong>1991</strong> pageant is "Cover Girl"Articles on <strong>1991</strong> pageant entrantsContestants get power from prayer, naps07/ 6/91 B5 309/12/91 Bl 209/14/91 Al 209/14/91 Al 207 / 7 /91 Bl 207/ 7/91 El 207 / 8/91 Bl 207 / 9/91 Bl 307/11/91 B4 107/12/91 Bl 5200
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLKarissa Rushing finds it hard to say goodbySummary of news of pageant activitiesHeather Hunnicutt of Fayetteville. named Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong>Heather Hunnicutt 's mother was Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong> in 1960Heather Hunnicutt holds first news conferenceHeather Hunnicutt interviewedMISS ARKANSAS TEEN USAStacy Freeman named Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong> TeenMISS TEXASCarmen Jones. an <strong>Arkansas</strong> beauty , seeks titleRunnerup Carmen Jones likes money she received from pageantMISSING PERSONSsee also Cavessee also Jones. Terrisee also Pratt, Leannasee also Rankin. Nicholassee also Steve Mccrarysee also Vietnamese Conflictsee also Wagner, JeannieLadina Marie Shurtleff, Pepper Nicole Smith disappearSusan Berruquin locates mother after 22 yerasMISSISSIPPIGov Ray Mabus to raise re-election money in Little RockLR businessmen ties to Mississippi citedGov Ray Mabus seeks campaign money at luncheon in LRMISSISSIPPI COUNTYOsceola restoring courthouse domeMISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesMISSISSIPPI DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, Lowersee Economic assistanceMISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA SYMPOSIUMsee Economic assistanceMISTAKEN IDENTITYsee also Murders - Coggins. Allan DuaneMITCHELL, NELLIECourt suit against tabloid Sun goes to trial in HarrisonSun article allegedly said 96-yr-old Mitchell pregnantSun article allegedly said 96-yr-old Mitchell pregnantSun calls story fiction. says photo used in errorSun calls story fiction, says photo used in errorSun editor says he assumed Nellie Mitchell was deadMitchell wins suit against Sun; jury awards $650,000Mrs Mitchell has no plans for $1.5 million awarded herMONCRIEF, SIDNEYsee also Athletics and sportsMONEY LAUNDERINGDr William A Pickard III, Arnold Hollingsworth Jr chgdIndictment names William A Picard III, Arnol d HollingsworthMONEY MORTGAGE CORPsee BanksMONSTERSJoe Mosby recalls stories of Lake Conway monsterMONT NE07/13/91 Bl 407 /13/91 B8 507 /14/91 Al 207 /14/91 Al 207 /15/91 Al 407 /15/91 Bl 509/23/91 B2 107/ 5/91 Bl 207 I 9/ 91 BlO 1* 10/23/91 B3 1* 12/28/91 Bl 204/23/91 Bl 104/ 23/91 Bl 104/24/91 Bl2 303/18/91 B2 2* 12/ 1/91 Bl 1* 12/ 1/91 Bl 1* 12/ 1/91 Bl 1* 12/ 3/91 Bl 3* 12/ 3/91 Bl 3* 12/ 4/ 91 Bl 6* 12/ 5/91 Bl 1* 12/ 6/91 B3 210/ 2/91 Cl 210/ 4/91 ClO 205/24/91 D7 1201
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLCharles Harvey may build world peace monument in MissouriMONUMENTS. MEMORIAL S AND MARKERS07/11/91 B9 1see also Monte NeMOORE . ROBERT JRsee also Alcoholic beveragesMORGAN. GORDONsee also Athletics and sportsMORING. JOYCEsee also ShootingsMORLEY (DE.AN) FAMILYNLR Morleys keep public service in familyMORRILTON03/10/91 B2 4see also Cities and townsMORRILTON MANORsee Nursing homesMORRILTON PLASTICS PRODUCTS INCFirm plans to close its 160-employee plant at Augusta 01/25/91 Cl 3AIDC turns down request for $500 ,000 loan 01/29/91 Cl 2United Auto Workers Union assails role of Gov Clinton in loan 03/ 2/91 Cl 2United Auto Workers sues firm over AIDC loan prior to strike 03/ 2/91 Cl 2City of Augusta sues firm. takes possession of building 04/12/91 Cl 1Augusta illegally evicted firm. suit says 04/ 17/91 ClO 1NLRB rej ects charges by union at Morrilton 04/25/91 Cl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Tool and Die sues firm for $67 .550 07/ 9/91 CS 4State-backed loan ruled not anti-union 07/20/91 Cl 2Workers to vote on keeping union at Morrilton plant 08/ 1/91 ClO 3Firm filed for bankruptcy court protection 08/ 13/91 Al 2Plans to repay all debts. Morrilton Plastics says 08/13/91 Al 2Landlord demanding payment of $100,000 in rent 08/15/91 Cl 5Emergency order unfreez es firm's bank accounts 08/24/91 Cl 2Plant to pay interest on bank debt. avoid liquidation 09/ 5/91 ClO 3Firm defaulted on repayment of loan backed by state 09/18/91 C9 5Firm accused of threatening employees who voted for union 10/11/91 C9 2General Motors Corp seeks to avoid payment to firm * 12/ 4/91 Dl 6Union, firm still at odds * 12/12/91 D3 1MORRIS, VIRGINIA TEx-CEO of failed Northwest Natl Bank files bankruptcy 10/ 3/91 ClO 5MORRISON. RAYMOND Bsee also Education Department (Ark)MORTUARIES AND MORTICIANSsee Funeral s and mortuariesMOSQUITOESsee Medicine and healthMOSRITE GUITAR COMosrite opens plant in LeachvilleMOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD)03/26/91 Cl 2see also Traffic accidents and safetyFrances Carroll named state chairperson of MADDMOTION PICTURESHouse bill proposes formation of state film commissionCBS movie based on Alice McArthur murder case to be filmedW J McCuen wants <strong>Arkansas</strong> premiere for "Stone Cold"Press criticism may keep movie premiere out , W J McCuen saysColumnist suggests "Stone Cold" premiere elsewhere10/ 6/91 B7 501/24/91 I2 302/22/91 Al 504/ 3/91 Bl 204/ 5/91 B2 304/ 7 /91 Cl l202
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWriters sue to block film about Alice McArthur murder case 04/22/91 Bl 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> premier of "Stone Cold" held at LR 05/ 17 /91 Al 2Review of "Stone Cold" 05/20/91 El 2State refunds $54, 980 to makers of "Stone Cold" 06/19/91 BlO 3MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION (Ark)Salary of Director J H Burnside may be slashed by Legislature 03/20/91 H4 1House approves plan to slash salary of J H Burnside 03/23/91 All 6Senate refuses to go along with salary cut for Burnside 03/27 /91 H2 3MOTORCYCLE HELMET LAWsee Traffic accidents and safetyMOUNT VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr27 Mr30 Ap6 Jel2MOUNTAIN HOME TECHNICAL COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesMOUNTAIN INN (Fayetteville)see HotelsMOUNTAIN VILLAGE 1890Baxter County tourist attraction to reopen next year* 11/14/91 Dl 2MOUNTAIRE FEEDS INCDairy owners claim victory in suit over feed* ll/24/91 Gl 1MOYN IHAN, DANIEL PATRICKsee also Presidential election of 1992Senator Moyniham addresses Univ of Ark commencementMULBERRY RIVER05/12/91 B4 1see also Rivers and lakesMULLINS, DAVID W JRsee also Federal Reserve Board of GovernorsMUNICIPAL LEAGUE, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see GamblingMUNRO AND COFeature article on shoe manufacturerShoe firm puts down roots in <strong>Arkansas</strong>MUNRO, DONsee also Children and youthMUNSON, LEE Asee also Courts. State and LocalMURDERSsee also Crime and vicesee also Dahmer, Jeffreysee also Nursing homesArticle on murders in Ark during 1990 mentions several casesFBI investigates death of inf ant found in trash at Hot SpgsSenate endorses capital offense for killing childrenOfficials search for buried bodies on farm in Saline CountySaline County body dig proves fruitless: search abandonedInfant found Feb 1 in rest room at Hot Springs buriedFamilies of murder victims rally at LRSix murder suspects head to court in Jefferson CountyJacks onville police create crime task force on slayingsMURDERS - Alexander. CallieBody of unidentified woman found in pond at Koger Ctr at LRWoman identified as Callie AlexanderMURDERS - Allen, RandyAllan shot at drive-in: J W Beeson Jr charged02/24/91 Fl02/24/91 Fl01/27/91 Al02/ 5/91 B202/26/91 G403/28/91 Bl03/29/91 Bl04/ 6/91 B904/22/91 Al05/ 4/ 91 B305/31/91 B308/15/91 B708/16/91 B709/ 8/91 B225523552251551203
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Arnold. ShawnTodd Thompson. Byron Wilson convicted in slaying of Arnold 08/30/91 B3 4MURDERS - Ashley . DebbieWife of BridgeWay hospital admr found dead in trunk of car 04/11/91 Bl 2James Larry Ashley charged in wife 's shooting 04/ 12/91 Al 2Prosecutor says Larry Ashley confessed to shooting 04/12/91 Al 2James Ashley enters innocent plea in wife 's death 05/ 3/91 Bl 2State alleges money was motive for slaying 08/ 10/91 B5 1Trial of James Larry Ashley begins 10/15/91 Bl 5Six jurors selected for trial of James Larry Ashley 10/16/91 Bl 4Slain woman reportedly feared her husband, trip not pl anned 10/17 /91 B4 1James Larry Ashley depicted as cool, unemotional 10/18/91 Bl 2Debbie Ashley was shot twice, Fahmy Malak testifies * 10/19/91 C2 5James Larry Ashley convicted; admits hiding wife's body * 10/22/91 Al 2James Larry Ashley convicted. gets life without parole * 10/23/91 Al 6James Larry Ashley trial compared with that of Alvin Davis * 10/27 /91 B2 2Larry Ashley seeks indigent status for conviction appeal * 10/31/91 B2 1MURDERS - Atkinson. AlfredHot Springs prosecutor ready for Dr Fahmy Malak's testimony 05/28/91 BlO 3Ray Carl Smith changes plea to guilty. gets 60 yrs in prison 05/30/91 Bl l 4MURDERS - Austin. Eddie DeanAustin shot to death by Laura Williams 03/ 3/91 B9 2MURDERS - Baker. F.mery and Earl HawkinsDeaths of two residents of Yell County Nursing Home probed 09/ 4/91 Al 2Roommate may be responsible for deaths of two residents 09/ 4/ 91 Al 2Yell County Nursing Home is located at Ola 09/ 4/91 Al 2Deaths of two Ola elderly patients linked to assault 09/ 5/91 Al 5Police exhume body of man who died at Ola nursing home 09/ 6/91 B2 5Autopsy shows Yell County Nursing patient has bruise on head 09/ 7/91 Bl 5Autopsy may lead to criminal chgs in Ola nursing home case 09/12/91 B7 3Larry Dale Wallace chgd in 2 deaths at Yell County Home 09/18/91 Bl 2Larry Dale Wallace found competent to stand trial * 11/ 8/91 B4 1Larry Dale Wallace released from jail * 12/27 /91 Bl 1MURDERS - Barlow. Lonnie ERandall Brunson arrested in death of teen-ager 03/18/91 B8 6MURDERS - Barnett, David EugeneLR police officer slain while trying to stop robbery 02/14/91 Al 2Slain officer David Barnett loved life and his police work 02/14/91 Al 2Account of shooting death of policeman David Barnett 02/14/91 Al 5Police arrest Charles Smith. 16, and Terrance Bernard Jackson 02/14/91 Al 5Alvin Lamont Davis held in slaying of Officer Barnett 02/15/91 Al 5Charges against Terrance Jackson dropped 02/15/91 Al 5Hundreds pay tribute to slain police officer 02/16/91 Al 4Alvin Lamont Davis faces capital murder charge 02/16/91 B2 4Barnett receives police dept 's highest honor posthumously 03/ 2/91 Bl 2Gun recovered from river may be death weapon 03/11/91 B2 2Defense request for special prosecutor denied 04/ 20/91 B2 2Charles Lee Smith, 16. competent to stand trial 06/ 8/91 B4 1Statement by Charles Lee Smith Jr to be allowed at trial 08/22/91 B3 1Charles Lee Smith gets two consecutive life terms 09/12/91 BS 1Alvin Lamont Davis faces death penalty in trial under way * 10/22/91 B2 4Trial of Alvin Lamont Davis in slaying of policeman begins * 10/22/91 B2 4Testimony in trial of Alvin Lamont Davis continues * 10/23/91 Bl 6Alvin Lamont Davis convicted. gets life without parole * 10/24/91 Al 5204
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C:OLPlea bargain with Charles Smith is subj ect of editorialAlvin Lamont Davis sentenced to life without paroleAlvin Davis trial compared with that of James Larry AshleyMURDERS - Barrett. MichaelCharles Goode chgd with manslaughter in death of neighborMURDERS - Barrett, SammyJury acquits Bobby Dale WilliamsMURDERS - Bean, DanielFrederick Tiswell. 16, chgd as adult in slaying of BeanFrederick Tiswell, Theodore Austin chgd in death of youthMURDERS - Bennett, Marcia GoodRichard G Bennett again on trial in 1978 caseTestimony resumes in trial of Richard G BennettBennett convicted of wife's murderJuror Linda Brents reveals she is not resident of countyMistrial ruling delayedMURDERS - Bennett. Scotty LeePocahontas police officer slain: Dwight Sullinger arrestedPocahontas mourns slain officerOfficer Bennett 's influence felt by many in PocahontasReporter went on call with Bennett, saw fatal shootingRecovery of Sullinger from inj uries ma:y mean death penaltyHundreds mourn death of policemanDWI arrest cited as motive in slaying of BennettBennett 's family gets $100,000 award, college scholarshipsDwight Sullinger faces jury trialSix jurors seated for trial of Dwight SullingerDWI ticket was motive for murder. jury is toldNotes Sullinger wrote after shooting used at trialDwight Sullinger found guilty by Lawrence County juryDwight Sullinger gets life term in slaying of policemanMURDERS - Birmingham, Therald DJackie Lee Williams set free; speedy trial violatedMURDERS - Black, Essie MaePsychological test for Jonas Whitmore angers judgeMURDERS - Blankenship, Joyce AnnJames Hollis Gus and Lester Laucbner chgd in 1990 murderSuspect James Hollis Guess is son of Mrs BlankenshipPsychiatric evaluation of James Hollis Guss orderedJames Hollis Guss gets life term for role in slayingLester Lauchner pleads guilty to reduced chargeMURDERS - Bohannon. CurleeVester Lee Haynes held in slaying of BohannonMURDERS - Bohannon. MarvinCurtis Lee Brown Jr chgd in death of youth at Pine BluffMURDERS - Bolin, W FBlacks kept off jury that convicted Miller, plea saysNew trial sought for Eddie Lee Miller in 1978 slaying caseRacial bias alleged in jury selectionMURDERS - Boliou, LyleRipple Wayne Sutton gets life term in slaying of Bol i.ouMURDERS - Bowers, DavidSuspect arrested in shooting death of BowersMURDERS - Bozeman, Ina and Aubrey Boz eman* 10/25/91 BlO 1* 10/26/91 B2 3* 10/27 /91 B2 208/ 8/91 A8 404/17 /91 B2 5* 10/24/91 B9 1* 11/ 9/91 B4 104/ 3/91 B9 104/ 4/91 Bl 404/ 5/91 B2 504/ 5/91 B2 504/10/91 B2 604/16/91 Al 204/17 /91 Al 204/17 /91 A5 104/17 /91 A5 504/18/91 Bl 504/19/91 B7 104/25/91 A6 406/27 /91 B9 1* 12/16/91 Bl 1* 12/17 /91 B3 2* 12/18/91 BS 1* 12/ 19/91 B4 4* 12/20/91 Bl 3* 12/21/91 Bl 6* 11/ 9/91 Bl 610/ 9/91 B4 103/ S/91 Bl 203/ 5/91 Bl 205/18/91 B2 509/ ll/91 B3 109/26/91 B3 1* 10/23/91 A7 110/16/91 B3 303/14/91 B2 603/14/91 B2 603/15/91 BB 308/29/91 BS 4* 11/ 2/91 B4 1205
ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE OOLTrial of Curtis Wayne Bozeman beginsMURDERS - Brannon. Charles and Nancy BrannonRaymond C Sanders Jr gets death sentence in 1989 slayingMURDERS - Brenk, Lou AliceLawyers file motion for release of Herbert F BrenkPsychiatric evaluation of Herbert Brenk to be madeDefense cl aims Alice Brenk might not be deadJudge Robert Mccorkindale refuses to step down from caseSecond psychiatric evaluation of Brenk soughtJudge denies Brenk motions in murder trialJury seated for trial of Herbert BrenkCause of Brenk death unclearEx-neighbors say Herbert Brenk joked about killing his wifeMystery witness may force defense to plead guiltyBrenk defense may seek mistrialPhysical evidence introduced at trial of Herbert BrenkPaint fleck links saw to slaying of Mrs BrenksEx-wife testifies Herbert Brenk abused, threatened herDefense calls three witnesses. rests caseHerbert Brenk sentenced to death for slaying of his wifeLou Alice Brenk told neighbor of her fearsMURDERS - Brillhart, DonDaniel Gordon chgd in slaying of BrillhartJames Arnold Land charged in slayingJames Arnold Lane ruled mentally fit for trialMURDERS - Broughton, SylvesterShynnon D Brown charged in shooting death of BroughtonMURDERS - Brown, Kenneth PaulBody of ConAgra officer found in El Dorado homeLittle progress made in investigation of slayingMURDERS - Brown. Laurie AnnConnie Sheridan pleads guilty to reduced chargeMURDERS - Brown, LeoDelay ordered in execution of David Wayne JohnsonMURDERS - Brown. SchrickBrown shot to death after argument , car chaseOtis Grant Jr chgd with manslaughterSparks still flying over shooting in Pine BluffMURDERS - Bruce . Joseph NEvidence arises in 1974 slaying of Fayetteville store ownerMURDERS - Brunson, BillyBilly Brunson, 16, killed by shotgun blast at LRRickey Lewis Neal chgd with killing teenagerMURDERS - Bryant, Elvin SrElvin Bryant Jr arrested in slaying of his fatherElvin Bryant Jr needed medicine, mother saysMURDERS - Bryant, GaryMurl Ables chgd with slaying of his former son-in-lawMURDERS - Bryden, Mary LynnNude body of Dr Bryden found in car trunk near Hot SpringsLarry Dean Spohn pleads innocent in slaying of Dr BrydenBryden's friends were leery of murder suspectLarry Dean Spohn found fit to stand trialLarry Dean Spohn says he has telepathic abilities05/16/91 BS 403/ 1/91 Bl 501/23/91 B5 103/14/91 Al 203/14/91 A3 103/15/91 BB 206/13/91 B6 406/15/91 B8 106/18/91 B4 506/19/91 Bll 106/20/91 Bl4 106/21/91 Al 206/22/91 Bl 206/25/91 Bl 506/27/91 Bl 206/28/91 Bl2 106/29/91 Bl 607 / 2/91 Al 607/ 3/91 B4 304/ 11/91 B2 204/12/91 B9 408/14/91 B3 1* 11/ 3/91 Bl 209/20/91 B3 510/11/91 Bl 505/11/91 B3 207 /16/91 B4 602/10/91 A12 102/12/91 B3 202/20/91 B3 502/ 1/91 BlO 509/ 2/91 BS 209/ 7 /91 BS 404/18/91 B3 204/ 19/91 B3 208/ 9/91 B3 106/17/91 B4 506/18/91 Bl 206/19/91 Bl 209/18/91 B3 210/12/91 BlO 1206
ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHearing to focus on fitness of Larry Dean Spohn * 10/20/91 A21 1Death threat allegedly made against Larry Dean Spohn * 10/22/91 Bl 6Larry Dean Spohn calls negative portrayal of him unfair * 11/23/91 B6 1Suspect had body in trunk of car. two witnesses say * 11/26/91 Bl 3Larry Dean Spohn testifies: jury finds him guilty * ll/27/91 Bl 4MURDERS - Burke. PaulDavid L Wrath charged in slaying of ex-wife's husband 04/25/91 A6 4MURDERS - Burks • Willie BTaxicab driver at LR found stabbed to death * 12/ 2/91 Al 3Taxicab driver at LR found stabbed to death * 12/ 2/91 Al 3MURDERS - Burnett, DavidPolice search river for weapon used in slaying 02/28/91 B3 5MURDERS - Burnett, Sidney JethroRev Burnett found slain at home at Knoxville; truck missing 07/25/91 Bl 2Slaying suspect Jack Gordon Greene seen in Oklahoma 07/26/91 Bl 6Slaying suspect Jack Gordon Greene captured in Oklahoma 07/27/91 Bl 5Donna Greene tells of life with suspect Jack Gordon Greene 07/30/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Burton. JosephJudge rej ects deal , gives Terrance James Booker 40 years 04/10/91 Al 2Terrance J Booker says he killed Burton for the hell of it 04/ 10/91 Al 2Article on life of convicted killer Terance Booker 09/29/91 A6 1MURDERS - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinGeorge Kent Wallace chgd in abductions of teenage boys 01/ 1/91 Al 3Police have not tied Wallace to Alonzo Cade death 01/ 1/91 Al 3George Kent Wallace pleads guilty to four kidnapping charges 01/ 3/91 Al 5Wallace likely to face murder charges in Oklahoma 01/ 3/91 Al 5Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping Ross Ferguson 01/ 3/91 Al 5Wallace pleads guilty to kidnap attempt of Isidoro Hernandez 01/ 3/91 Al 5Wallace receives long prison terms for kidnapping 01/ 3/91 Al 5Wallace sentenced for kidnapping Eric Domer. Mark McLaughlin 01/ 3/91 Al 5Oklahoma to seek death penalty for George Kent Wallace 01/ 4/91 Bl 5Wallace chgd in Okla with murder of Domer and McLaughlin 01/ 4/ 91 Bl 5Ross Ferguson recounts terror when kidnapped by Wallace 01/ 5/91 Al 2George K Wallace confessed to slaying Domer and McLaughlin 01/ 5/91 Bl 2Motives of George Kent Wallace puz zle police 01/ 6/91 Al 2Investigator says Wallace admitted killing 01/ 7/91 Bl 5Woman says her son told police of Wallace confession in 1988 01/ 9/91 BS 5George Kent Wallace mov ed to prison under heavy security 01/11/91 B9 1Okl ahoma to seek death penalty for George Kent Wallace 01/17/91 B7 5George Kent Wallace wants death sentence in killings 01/31/91 BlO 1Analyst says George Kent Wallace fit to stand trial 02/ 2/91 B6 1George K Wallace confesses to slaying of Domer. McLaughlin 02/14/91 B4 3George Kent Wallace sent for mental evaluation 02/22/91 Bl 2Reward fund set up for Ross Ferguson who led to arrest 02/27/91 BS 2George K Wallace pleads guilty to Domer, McLaughlin murders 03/13/91 A3 1Wallace still a suspect in slaying of Alonz o Cade 03/ 13/91 A3 1George Kent Wallace gets death sentence in Oklahoma court 04/ 5/91 Al 6George Kent Wallace sentenced to death in Oklahoma 04/13/91 B5 4George Kent Wallace waives appeal of death sentence 04/13/91 BS 4MURDERS - Cains, DavidDavid Cains gunned down outside his home near Pottsville 09/ 5/91 Al 5David Cains was drug informant for local authorities 09/ 5/91 Al 5David Cains was gunned down in front of his two children 09/ 5/91 Al 5Suspected slayer captured in Conway County 09/ S/91 Al 5207
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C.OLCains was linked to illegal drugs from Texas, prosecutor says 09/ 6/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Call, RaymondCall allegedly doused with gasoline, set on fire 03/ 5/91 BS 3William Hickson charged in incident that killed Call 03/ 5/91 BS 3MURDERS - Campbell, RichardCampbell slain, Thanas Bryan wounded during citizen patrol 07/12/91 Al 2Dectric Franklin, 16, arrested in shooting of Campbell, Bryan 07/12/91 Al 2Neighbor says youth gangs responsible for shootings 07/12/91 Al 2Dectric Franklin among youths arrested for harassment 07/13/91 Al 2Family of Dectric Franklin says he was home during shooting 07 /13/91 A3 1Dectric Frankl in allegedly said he wanted to shoot whites 07/14/91 Bl 2Mother of Dectric Frankl in disputes witnesses to shooting 07/14/91 Bl 2Dectric Franklin pleads not guilty in slaying 07/17/91 BS 1Judge refuses bail for Dectric Franklin 08/ 1/91 B5 6MURDERS - Chambers, Larry EdwardValerie Chambers chgd in death of her estranged husband 09/ 9/91 BS 5MURDERS - Childree, AmyHunters find girl 's stabbed body in old graveyard * 10/28/91 AlO 1Amy Childree slain in ritual istic slaying at cemetery * 10/29/91 Al 2Amy Childree 's brother Nathan Childree, 15, among 4 charged * 10/29/91 Al 2Phillip Seigreist, 15, and Bryan Harp . 27 , charged in case * 10/29/91 Al 2Police charge Brenda Green, 29, with hindering apprehension * 10/29/91 Al 2Suspects confess to ritual, murder in Lonoke County * 10/29/91 Al 2Amy and Nathan Childree said to be from disturbed family * 10/30/91 Al 2Friends say two of three suspect s worshiped Satan * 10/30/91 Al 2Gag order for police, lawyers issued by judge * 10/31/91 Bl 1Rebecca Pilkington complains about negative publicity * 10/31/91 Bl 1Satanism uncommong. consultant says * 11/ 1/91 Bl 4Courtroom packed with relatives. supporters of suspects * 11/ 6/91 Bl 2Trial for Bryan Harp set for March 11 * 11/ 6/91 Bl 2Three charged in murder to appear at hearings * 12/17/91 Bl 1Nathan Childree, Phillip Seigrist to be tried as adults * 12/18/91 Bl 1MURDERS - Chism. Walter CraigCraig shot to death by father-in-law Eugene Duckery 03/ 9/91 Bl2 1MURDERS - Christopher. Annie MarieJury deliberates fate of Ricky Edwards 06/18/91 BlO 1MURDERS - Cochran. JimmyCochran killed in shooting incident at Pine Bluff 03/28/91 B3 2Michael Rady charged with murder 03/30/91 B3 SMURDERS - Coddington, Arthur ZRandy Dewayne Meredith chgd in shooting death of Coddington * 12/15/91 A21 5MURDERS - Coggins. Allan DuaneNoah Wayne Russell set free five years after conviction 02/ 9/91 B4 1Second trial found Russell not guilty 02/ /91 B4 1MURDERS - Conwell, Susan and Robert H ScheidCalvin Marshall, Curtis Pollard Jr held as suspects in case 10/ 6/91 Al 5Rape only known motive for double slayings 10/ 6/91 Al 5Shock. anger left after two boaters slain at Helena 10/ 6/91 Al 5MURDERS - Cook. Dorothy JuanitaDomingo Deleon pleads guilty in shooting death of Cook * 10/22/91 A8 1MURDERS - Cook. JuanitaDomingo LeLeon arrested in slaying of Mrs Cook 04/ 2/91 BS 3MURDERS - Cooney. Silas DemetersMother of Cooney files suit against youth and his mother 06/ 1/91 BS 5208
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Cooper. Edward CChris Walker to stand trial as adult in shooting of Cooper 01/29/91 Bl 5Edward C Coooper was shot to death in June 1990 01/29/91 Bl 5Chris Walker. 15, to be tried as adult. Ark Supreme Ct rules 03/19/91 Bl 1Trial date set for Robert Walker on murder charge 05/14/91 Bl 2Controversy-filled case goes to trial today 05/21/91 BlO 1Only one black chosen for trial of Robert Christian Walker 05/22/91 Al 6Andrew Raines testifies Walker aimed rifle. and fired 05/23/91 Al 4Walker disavows racial slur, says police forced statement 05/24/ 91 Al 2Jury finds Walker guilty of manslaughter;; recommends 10 yrs 05/25/91 Al 2Lawyer makes quick moves to keep Chris Walker out of prison 05/25/91 AB 3Chris Walker' s tutors say prison no solution 05/27 /91 Bl 5Heated public debate arises over sentence of Chris Walker 05/29/91 BS 2Walker's atty to challenge sentencing of 15-yr-old 05/31/91 B4 1Sentencing of Chris Walker postponed 06/ 1/91 BS 1Pattern of racial injustice repeated in case. columnist says 06/21/91 B13 1Public opinion on case sharply divided 07/ 1/91 B2 1Sentencing of Chris Walker scheduled for today 07/ 1/91 B2 1Chris Walker sentenced to 10 yrs in prison 07/ 2/91 Al 2Chris Walker sentence is comfort to no one. columnist writes 07/ 2/91 Bl 1Part of Chris Walker's sentence was pay-back. columnist says 07/ 3/91 Bl3 1Chris Walker will not appeal sentence. attorney says 07/19/91 Al 2Chris Walker to appeal conviction with new lawyer 07/20/91 Bl 2Lawyer says Walker should have been sentenced as juvenile 07/23/91 B5 2MURDERS - Cowart. PaulDardanelle man was slain on Missouri cattle farm 01/21/91 Bl 3MURDERS - Cox, William HueyDerrick Carlock chgd with beating his boss to death * 12/ 6/91 B2 5Willie Adams Jr says Carlock admitted killing Cox * 12/ 6/91 B2 5MURDERS - Coy. AmyRobert Hatley says James L Odom sought false testimony * 10/19/91 C5 1Woman testifies she saw James Levon Odum shoot Coy * 11/22/91 B2 1Mistrial declared in trial of James Levon Odum * 11/23/91 B2 6MURDERS - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W MartinAppeals court will not stop execution of Ricky Ray RectorPoliceman Martin killed in attempt to arrest Ricky RectorRector already convicted of killing Arthur CriswellRay Rector's death penalty allowed to stand by US Supreme CtRicky Ray Rector got death penalty for killing Robert MartinU S Supreme Ct upholds death sentence for Ricky Ray RectorState asks judge to lift stay on Rector executionMental exam sought for Ricky Ray RectorFederal judge lifts stay of execution of Ricky Ray RectorExecution of Ricky Ray Rector delayed for mental testRicky Ray Rector ruled competent to face executionTentative execution date set for Ricky RectorMartin 's widow eager for Rector execution to take placeExecution date set for Ricky Ray RectorMURDERS - Croom. MaryAnthony Antonio Hart chgd in fatal stabbing of CroomMURDERS - Crow. GladysCapital murder conviction of Nancy Crow upheld by courtMURDERS - Cunningham. RogerPlea bargain brings 50-yr term for Cleveland Zonerick01/ 3/91 B7 301/ 3/91 B7 301/ 3/91 B7 306/25/91 BS 506/25/91 BS 509/27/91 B7 3* 10/22/91 AlO 2* 10/30/91 B3 1* 11/ 7 /91 B2 5* 11/23/91 B5 1* 12/19/91 B5 2* 12/24/91 AlO 5* 12/27 /91 Bl 4* 12/28/91 B4 504/ 8/91 Bl 509/17 /91 B2 502/ 1/91 BlO 3209
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Curtis. CindyCharles Albright is suspect in 1982 slaying caseCharles F Albright being investigated in caseMURDERS - Daniel. Jane MarthaSuspect Don William Davis breaks six-week fastMURDERS - Davidson. RichardDavidson shot by former father-in-law over child custodyLonnie Hubbard chgd in shooting of former son-in-lawJudge orders Lonnie Hubbard to lave county for his safetyLonnie Hubbard fired gun repeatedly, witnesses testifyLonnie Hubbard found guilty of manslaughterMURDERS - Deweese, Virgilsee also Pardon and paroleMURDERS - Deason familyJimmy Earl Deason pleads guilty to killing wife. 2 childrenMURDERS - Deer, Susansee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)MURDERS - Dikeman. WalterJames Brian Cooper chgd in shooting death of DikemanMURDERS - Dodson, Diana LeeDawn Matthews shoots Dodson to death at home they sharedDawn Matthews tried to hide bullet. report saysMURDERS - Domer, Ericsee Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinMURDERS - Doss, KendallKendall Doss, 16, shot by youth at NLRGino Damien Davis chgd in shooting death of DossMURDERS - Dunn, Patricia and J B GoffTexas officer testifies at hearing for Suzan JerniganSuzan Jernigan said she meant to kill her husbandCredibility of sheriff's investigator questionedSuzan Jernigan testifies her confession was coercedInvestigator accused of misconduct in murder caseSheriff David Hunter testifies lying to suspect appropriateMURDERS - Durbin. William PatrickDavid Earl Langdon chgd in slaying at LRMURDERS - Durden, AngelaDurden kicked, beaten to death; Corelanius Phillips heldCorelanius Phillips faces capital murder chargeFBI asked to search for escapee Corelanius PhillipsMURDERS - Engram. EugeneLaronn Deshoung Smith chgd in shooting deathLaRonn Deshoung Smith gets 13 yrs in prison for killingMURDERS - Evan. Thomas RJimmy Mathis found guilty of second degree murderMURDERS - Faulkner. JessieStacy Lavelle Bogard, 16. chgd waith capital murderMURDERS - Felkins, Pamela FayeCharles Albright is suspect in 1990 slaying caseCharles F Albright being investigated in caseSheriff Blankenship says he hit cold trail in DallasMURDERS - Ferguson. Christopher CarlJeffery Puckett. 17, faces chgs in death of Ferguson, 17MURDERS - Findley. Thomas L and Charlotte Fowler08/21/91 B308/22/91 B208/ 3/91 B3Ol/25/91 Bl01/26/91 B301/31/91 B306/25/91 B706/26/91 Bll06/ 8/91 BlO05/19/91 BS* 11/11/91 B8* ll/ 12/91 B207 /13/91 BS07 /14/ 91 B9* 12/ 4/91 B9* 12/ 5/91 AlO* 12/ 7 /91 BS* 12/12/91 Bl* 12/13/91 B4* 12/18/91 Bl06/ 6/91 B510/15/91 Bl10/18/91 Bl* 11/28/91 Bl05/13/91 B55* 11/15/91 B7Ol/2S/91 B306/ 8/91 BS08/21/91 B308/22/91 B208/31/91 BS04/ 4/91B31211255254141414211115231511215210
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE CDLCharge s reduced for Kipp Brown in 1989 slaying at LRDarcus Allen sentencedJury selection begins for trial of Prince JohnsonJury hears testimony of 23 witnessesPrince Johnson convicted. gets life in prisonPrince Johnson says he hid in home of law officer's sonMURDERS - Fleitas. Bonnie Fsee also Pardon and paroleMURDERS - Flippo. Marsha Gail WoodsTeddy Allen Flippo allegedly killed his wife. himselfMURDERS - Flowers, Reginald DarnellFourth teen ager arrested in slaying of College Sta manAccount of funeral of Reginald Darnell FlowersMURDERS - Foote. SandraLee Wesley Foote found guilty of murdering wifeMURDERS - Fruitt. SheeraMale cousin, 161 chgd in 10-yr-old girl's death at LeslieJeremiah Holland. 16, chgd in death of 10-yr-old cousinJeremiah Holland charged as an adult in slayingSheers fruitt was not sexually molestedSuspect Jeremiah Holland escapes State Hospital. is caughtMURDERS - Garner. CharleneJesse Fudge accused in shooting of GarnerJesse Fudge charged in slayingMURDERS - Garrett. WilliamGrand Jury rules Garrett's death in Aug 1989 was homicideMedical Examiner had ruled Garrett accidentally strangled01/ 8/91 Bl01/12/91 B902/28/91 B203/ 2/91 BlO03/ 5/91 Bl07 / 4/ 91 BU* 11/30/91 B610/ 6/91 B210/ 11/91 Al08/23/91 B507/19/91 Al07/20/91 Al07/20/91 Bl07/23/91 B3* 12/12/91 Bl* 11/23/91 A16* 11/25/91 A802/16/91 Bl02/ 16/91 BlGrand Jury rules death homicide. not accidental strangulation 02/19/91 BlMURDERS - Gay • Glen HaroldRandy Gay chgd with killing his father in May of this yearRandy William Gay killed his father-in-law in 1978MURDERS - Gentry . Hollysee Murders - Price familyMURDERS - Gill. ReneeSam Gill chgd in shooting of his wife04/ 3/91 B5MURDERS - Gilmer, Benita CarolAlan Hicks killed his wife, then himself. officers say 04/29/91 A8MURDERS - Givens. Robert DRobert Givens Jr pleads guilty to infant son's slaying 01/29/91 B2MURDERS - Goff, J Bsee Murders. Dunn. Patricia and J B GoffMURDERS - Golden, Jul ia NAnnette Thomas arrested in 1989 slaying caseJody D Matthews arrested in Saudi Arabia: linked to 1989 caseJody Matthews also charged in slaying of GoldenMatthews was Thomas 's lover. authorities sayTrial of Annette Thomas in 1989 slaying opens at McGeheeJody Matthews has rough and ready historyJudge bars test results on ice pick in slaying trialTest results on ice pick to be allowed in trial of Thom.asDefense attorney says witnesses coerced to lie about caseAnnette Thomas found guilty of first degree murderMURDERS - Goodlow. Edgar DeanTimothy Paul Darville arrested in 5-yr-old case6621516121452141455108/ 9/91 Al.2 508/ 9/91 Al2 501/17/91 Bl07/10/91 Bl408/26/91 Bl08/26/91 Bl08/26/91 Bl08/26/91 B508/30/91 B308/31/91 B709/ 5/91 B309/ 7 /91 B202/ 5/91 Bl33541222315564211
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTimothy Darbille gets 15 yrs in prisonMURDERS - Graham. Vicky AMichael Eugene Courteau chgd in death of GrahamMURDERS - Green. Samuel Tyrone JrSamuel Tyrone Green Sr to serve one year for son's deathMURDERS - Griffin. JohnnyTerry Griffin chgd with murder of his brotherMURDERS - Haggard. MikeEdward M Smith arrested in shooting death of HaggardMURDERS - Hall, Jackie WrenParnell Carter charged with capital murderMURDERS - Hamilton. Joseph JrWoman sought in slaying of truck driver at rest stopMURDERS - Hand• J a.mes RayHand is apparent homicide victimMURDERS - Haney , RobertHaney killed during shooting at apparent dice game in LRMURDERS - Harding, DellaWilliam. Thomas Reager chgd with 1988 Batesville murderWilliam Thomas Reager is suspect in other slayingsMotion to obtain police information on case filedMurder charges against William Thomas Reager withdrawnMurder chgs against William Thomas Reager withdrawnProsecuting Atty says investigation was mis-handledInvestigator John Baum strikes back at criticsMURDERS - Harper. DarlaInvestigators return to Harper house to continue diggingMURDERS - Harper. GayleNew evidence causes delay in trial of John HarperJohn Harper Jr accused of court violationDefendant John Harper Jr sent back to jailDrowning only part of pain of Gayle Harper 's familyMurder trial of John Harper beginsDefense lawyer says state lacks evidenceFriend testifies Harper said he was going to kill his wifeJohn Harper tells why he told people he killed his wifeJohn Harper testifies he did not kill his wifeSecond trial of John Harper Jr ends in mistrialJohn Harper Jr pleads guilty under Alford provisionJohn Harper Jr taken to state prison facilityMURDERS - Harper. TonyFreddie Robinson chgd in stabbing death of HarperMURDERS - Harris, DarvellLittle Rock man slain at homeAnthony Nash, 15, charged with murder of HarrisAnthony Nash released on bond after witness changed storyMURDERS - Harrison. RobertWitness agys Todd Everett Seger described killing HarrisonTodd Everett Seger convicted. gets 30 years in prisonMURDERS - Hawkins, Earlsee Murders - Baker. Emery and Earl HawkinsMURDERS - Henry . Don George and Kevin IvesArticle reviews controversy surrounding deaths of youthsDeath of son thrust Linda Ives into politics08/ 8/91 B7* 10/24/91 B401/ 17/91 B704/28/91 B407 /25/91 B505/17 /91 B504/27 /91 B309/29/91 B403/23/91 Bl03/ 3/91 Bll03/ 8/91 B508/ 6/91 B309/ 4/ 91 B309/ 5/91 Bl09/ 5/91 Bl* 12/17 /91 Bl03/27/91 Bl03/ 5/91 Bl03/ 8/91 B703/ 9/91 Bl03/17/91 B504/23/91 Bl04/24/91 B1204/25/91 Bl204/27/91 B604/27/91 B604/30/91 Bl08/ 3/91 B508/ 6/91 B3* 12/27 /91 B301/21/91 B205/24/91 BS06/15/91 BS05/16/91 B605/17 /91 B4* 12/ 8/91 Al* 12/ 8/91 A232132142122112224261215135533512215121212
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Henslee, Emma LBilly Ray Tucker gets life term for murderBilly Ray Tucker Sr found dead in cell at CumminsMURDERS - Hensley, Tommy LeePatricia Hensley says she shot husband after all-night abuseSystem failed Mrs Hensley. attorney saysMURDERS - Hodges, Billy JoeCharles Douglas Phillips gets 10-yr term in slayingMURDERS - Holland. Robert C and Phyllis HollandRobert Jeffrey Holland sought in slaying of his parentsMurder chgs filed against Robert Jeffery HollandRobert Jeffery Holland to be extradited to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Jeffrey Holland starts fire inside Union County JailMURDERS - Holley , Linda SDaniel Wayne Risher. Nikki Sue Zinger chgd in slayingMURDERS - Hudson, Gary MichaelLR police seek assailants in brutal shooting deathMURDERS - Hull, DannyTestimony heard in trial of Carl FarrisCarl Vester Farris gets life without parole sentenceMURDERS - Irwin, Donald EStanley Irwin chgd in shooting of his brother, Donald IrwinMURDERS - Ives, Kevinsee Murders - Henry. Don George and Kevin IvesMURDERS - Jackson. Kenneth RayDustin Vickers, 18, likely to be tried as an adultMURDERS - Jefferson, LarryVeronica Jefferson chgd in shooting death of ex-husbandMURDERS - Jenkins. SandraCynthia Rudd chgd in shooting of Sandra JenkinsMURDERS - Johnson, Carolyn RPartly decomposed body found in shed at JacksonvilleBody found in shed at Jacksonville is that of JohnsonGrieving mother of Carolyn Johnson waits. hopes for cluesAutopsy shows strangulation in Jacksonville death last MayMURDERS - Johnson, JohnnieBarbara Johnson gets 3 yrs in slaying of her husbandMURDERS - Johnson, Wendell RayPolice find 17 shell casings at slaying siteLarry Ray Scaife bragged of shooting. af fidavit showsMURDERS - Jones. BernardRobert Lee Sanders Jr found innocentMURDERS - Jones. Betty JoyceTestimony links teeth marks . Amos HarrisBite leads to murder conviction of Amos HarrisAppeal bond for Harris denied despite plea by new wifeBite mark left on victim key to catching killerMURDERS - Jones, HortenseEatmon Walker pleads guilty. gets life without paroleMURDERS - Jones. NathanielDana El Greco Frazier sentenced to 40 yrs in prisonMURDERS - Joslin. Billy DonKevin Tucker charged with killing JoslinMURDERS - Kelley , Shirley07 /11/91 B7 508/16/91 B7 510/ 5/91 Bl 210/ 6/91 B4 208/ 10/91 B3 5OS/10/91 BB 4OS/ 11/91 4OS/15/91 B4 306/ 8/91 B7 4B404/20/91 B6 103/ 7/91 Al 2OS/24/91 B5 1OS/2S/91 BS 204/ 9/91 B2 406/19/91 BS 509/ 8/91 BS 104/11/91 BS 205/28/91 BlO 305/29/91 B3 306/17/91 B3 110/18/91 B12 1* ll/19/91 Bl 1* 11/17/91 B7 1* 11/22/91 B2 103/21/91 B2 207/ 3/91 BS 501 I 4/91 BS 107/16/91 608/19/91 B2 1B408/31/91 Bl 209/13/91 B12 408/ 7 /91 B2 5213
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWillard Kelly says drug truck hit his wifeHuttig man questioned in killing of Shirley KelleyCharles Ricks not involved in slaying. truck said to beWillard Kelley. Glenda Long to be tried in slayingTorrid love affair said to be cause of Kelley 's slayingInvestigators say they have no evidence death was murderOnly one vehicle involved in death. Dr Fahmy Malak saysJudge declines to order replay of tape of Malak testimonyDefense says state lacks evidence in murder trialWillard Kelley . Glenda Long acquitted on directed verdictMURDERS - King. LenoraCedric Hinton caught at Pine Bluff. chgd in Dec 1990 slayingCedric Hinton Jr chgd in Dec 3. 1990 slaying at Pine BluffJames Jones Jr pleads guilty to reduced chg of murderSedric Hinton Jr pleads guilty : gets 80 years in prisonMURDERS - King. Tony AnthonyTucker Prison inmate killed in fight after gameMURDERS - Kinslow. JackieKinslow killed at Rockwood Club at NLRMURDERS - Kisner. KennyArthur G Littell claims return to Ark punishment for lrArthur G Littell claims punishment for exercising speechMURDERS - Klein. Robert WUS Court of Appeals upholds death sentence of Stven HillMURDERS - LaSalle. Frederick M JrRaymond C Sanders Jr to get new trial in 1989 slaying caseMURDERS - Laing. Cynthia JJames Milton Laird held in girlfriend's deathMURDERS - Larimore, JuneMonday set as deadline for decision on mistrial requestMistrial bid by Greg Larimore failsMURDERS - LeMay . JohnTonya Flemons chgd with starving her inf ant son to deathBond set for Tonya FlemonsMURDERS - Leaks, DemetriaCharles Edward Nelson chgd in death of 12-yr-old girlMURDERS - Lehman, DonFour Death Row inmates lose case before US Supreme CourtFour men face death after judge rej ects plea for new trialMURDERS - Leonard. TravisVan Buren teen-ager facing charges in slayingJason Randy Doyle, 16. charged with murderJason Doyle, 16, gets 10 yrs in prison for slayingMURDERS - Linzy. James and John H Burgess IVJury told that Calvin Lowe was triggerman in killingsCalvin Lowe found guilty of capital nrurderVincent Hines gets life term on plea of no contestMURDERS - Little, Gordon IVReginald Smith goes on trial for murder in shooting deathPassenger in Little vehicle testifies about shootingJury finds Smith guilty of murderAppeal bond for Reginald Smith deniedReginald Smith denies knowing of court motionPolice to investigate forgeries of court documents06/ 4/ 91 Bl 206/ 5/91 B9 107/ 3/91 B8 107 /22/91 BS 107/26/91 BlO 107 /27/91 Bl 207 /31/91 Bl 308/ 1/91 B4 108/ 2/91 B4 208/ 3/91 Bl 101/ 3/91 B3 201/ 4/91 B3 6OS/ 9/ 91 B3 1OS/ 17 /91 B3 202/ 1/91 Bl 104/17 /91 B9 3* 12/18/91 B3 1* 12/ 19/91 B3 203/ 1/91 B7 603/27/91 Bl 5* 11/23/91 B4 101/12/91 B5 501/15/91 B7 210/ 2/91 Al 410/ 3/91 Bl 3* 12/ 4/91 B6 203/19/91 BS 1OS/ 1/91 B9 404/23/91 B3 304/24/91 B9 108/ 8/91 AB 105/23/91 B6 1OS/24/91 BlO 306/18/91 B2 6OS/29/91 BS 1OS/30/91 BS 105/31/91 B9 106/ 7/91 BS 106/20/91 BS 606/21/91 BS 3214
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Loftis. BilliePhillip Gene Kellett arrested in slaying 09/14/91 B7 3MURDERS - Long. CorneliusLong. age 16. shot to death in Forrest City parking lot 06/ 7/91 B7 5Curtis Hughes charged in fatal shooting 06/ 8/91 B7 5Curtis Hughes. two others charged in slaying of Long 07/13/91 B9 6Long as just hanging out with friends. witnesses say 07 /22/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Lovell. Kenneth DTrial of Jerry Hale begins 08/13/91 B3 2Jerry Hale goes on trial in Harrison 08/14/91 B3 1Medical Examiner Malak found no evidence of fight 08/15/91 B3 1Jerry Hale found guilty of second degree murder 08/16/91 B3 1MURDERS - Magar• HarryMichael Ray Jones gets 50-yr term on negotiated plea 08/22/91 B7 5Quadir Hakeem trades life sentence for 8-yr term * 10/29/91 B2 1MURDERS - Martin. Felicia Lynn DennisMartin found dead in ditch at Little Rock 10/13/91 B2 1John D Martin Jr. Odell Henry arrested in death case 10/14/91 B4 5John D Martin Jr. Adell Henry held in death of Felicia Martin 10/15/91 Bl 2Obituary 10/16/91 B4 2Adell Henry confesses he drove while Martin was killed 10/16/91 BS 2MURDERS - Martin. Robert Wsee Murders - Criswell. Arthur and Robert W MartinMURDERS - Mason. Marj orie LBarry Lee Fairchild hearing nearing end 01/ 2/91 Bl 5Fairchild attys contend Sheriff Tommy Robinson coerced blacks 01/ 3/91 B3 4Barry Lee Fairchild is under death sentence in case 01/ 3/91 B4 lFamily of Marj orie Mason divided over case 01/ 3/91 B4 1Hearing under way on Barry Fairchild try for new trial 01/ 3/91 B4 1Witnesses for Fairchild testify they were beaten in jail 01/ 3/91 B4 4Fairchild lawyers seek more abuse evidence in Pulaski Jail 01/ 4/ 91 Bl 2Tommy Robinson testifies roundup of black suspects logical 01/ 5/91 Al 2Pulaski sheriff's deputies deny abuse of suspects in case 01/ 8/91 B2 5Two more testify to abuse by Pulaski County deputies 01/ 9/91 B2 1Fairchild hearing recesses until Jan 28 01/10/91 B2 1Barry Fairchild seeking his acquittal only 01/29/91 B2 5Fairchild's lawyers look for doubts 01/30/91 BlO 1Judge G Thomas Eisele tours murder site 01/31/91 Bl 2Witnesses say Fairchild brothers bragged of rape. slaying 02/ 1/91 Bl 4Barry Lee Fairchiled asks judge to void death penalty 02/ 2/ 91 Bl 2Ruling expected soon in Fairchild hearing 02/ 3/91 Bl 2Fairchild 's new legal tactics may face scrutiny 02/ 5/91 B2 1Judge Thomas Eisele more convinced of Fairchild 's guilt 02/ 7/91 Al 21V Show '20/20' focuses on Fairchild case 03/30/91 B2 4Atty John Wesley Hall Jr thinks Fairchild not retarded 04/12/91 Bl 5Fired officer said he heard abuse after Fairchild arrest 04/13/91 B4 1Judge G Thomas Eisele denies new trial for Barry Fairchild 06/ 5/91 Al 2Judge G Thom.as Eisele more convinced that Fairchild guilty 06/ 5/91 Al 2Robert Lee Fairchild probably involved. Judge Eisele says 06/ 5/91 Al 2Judge G Thomas Eisele again denies new trial for Fairchild 06/25/91 B5 3MURDERS - Mays. ElmerMays shot to death; Bruce Spicer arrested 08/ 6/91 B2 5MURDERS - McArthur. Alicesee also Motion pictures215
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - McCoy• Michael ADavid Morris Smith convicted in slaying of McCoy 06/13/91 B5 1MURDERS - McKaskle. KeithRonald Shane Smith will not be retried, prosecutor says * 12/14/91 Bl 4MURDERS - McLaughlin, Marksee Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinMURDERS - Miles, LarryAnthony Deshun Kelly gets 10-yr sentence for role in murder 06/13/91 B9 1MURDERS - Miller, KennethLori Parker chgd in shooting death of her uncle06/14/91 B5 1MURDERS - Mills, WilliamFormer member of Raz orback basketball team shot to death 01/ 2/91 Cl 5Michael Landon Byrd, former Razorback track team member, chgd 01/ 2/ 91 Cl 5Man who says he saw shooting describes event01/ 3/91 Bl 2Michael Landon Byrd has illegal weapons record01/ 3/91 Bl 2Mills had promise, problems as Razorback basketball player 01/ 3/91 B2 1Friends of Michael Byrd shocked at shooting of Mills01/ 3/91 B2 4Michael Landon Byrd chgd with capital murder01/ 4/ 91 B6 1Michael Landon Byrd pleads not guilty in Mills ' death01/ 5/91 Bl 2Police link gun to slaying of Mills01/ 9/91 B12 3Police say they have weapon evidence in Mills slaying01/12/91 B5 1Pistol believed used in Mills slaying recovered from roof 01/16/91 BlO 1Michael Landon Byrd pleads guilty. gets 35-yr prison term 05/ 1/91 B7 5MURDERS - Mitchell, ValoriePerry K Thurmond gets 14 yrs for killing girl. dumping body 05/ 9/91 B6 1MURDERS - Moffitt infantAuthorities question mother of dead inf ant found in Benton Co 03/ 5/91 A8 5High school student Barbara Moffitt on trial in death of baby 07 /31/91 B3 1State rests its case 08/ 6/91 B3 1Barbara Lynn Moffitt testifies in her trial 08/ 7/91 B3 1Barbara Lynn Moffitt found guilty 08/ 8/91 B3 1MURDERS - Moon, MaryMary Moon dies of gunshot wounds inflicted by her husband * 10/20/91 Bl 6MURDERS - Mooney, JohnnyMooney shot to death at Marvell 02/11/91 B3 1MURDERS - Morgan. T JAdrian Bruce Tisdale identified by second victim who lived 08/ 1/91 B4 3Adrian Bruce Tisadle gets life-without-parole in slaying 08/ 2/91 Bl 1MURDERS - Nagel , MichelleClerk at McGehee store slain. female co-worker kidnapped * 12/31/91 Al 2Paula Easter is kidnap victim; customer also shot in store * 12/31/91 Al 2Slaying suspect is Bennie Lamar Cleveland * 12/31/91 Al 2MURDERS - Nichols. Alice MarieCaney community resident Alic Marie Nichols missing 01/11/91 B3 2Woman still missing 01/15/91 B3 5Disappearance is still a mystery 01/17/91 Bl 6Suspects sought in death of Nichols 02/26/91 B3 2Death of Nichols spurs drive to close club at Menifee 02/27 /91 B3 2Autopsy shows Nichols was strangled 03/ 5/91 B3 6MURDERS - Noble. Wesley and James E Scherm JrExecution stay of Charles Edward Pickens lifted 01/15/91 BlO 2Sentence will not be carried out for at least 3 years 01/15/91 BlO 2Ark Supreme Ct grants Charles Pickens stay of execution 02/13/91 B7 4Stay of execution of Charles Edward Pickens ordered 07/17/91 B9 1216
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Noblitt. Lawrence Raysee also Robberies and theftsTw o attys for Kenneth Ray Celements held in contempt. finedAtty Richard Atkinson files appeal of his contempt citationJudge hesitant to rule on atty for Kenneth Ray ClementsJudge erred in lawyer' s removal . Ark Supreme Ct saysPulaski Chancery Judge removed Clements atty Richard AtkinsonConway resident Marsha Jenkins thinks Clements innocent *MURDERS - Nooner. JonathanJames Houston Winfrey pleads guilty in shootingDan Bogard, 16. found guilty in murder caseMURDERS - O'Neal. JerryPaul Leon Jenkins found guilty in killing of O'NealMURDERS - O'Neal. Willa DeanFederal ct throws out conviction of Wilburn A HendersonWilburn A Henderson was given death sentence in slayingMURDERS - O'Rourke. Francis06/18/91 Al 406/19/91 Bll 609/24/91 B2 110/ 8/91 Bl 210/ 8/91 Bl 210/28/91 Bl 501/19/91 Bl2 103/14/91 Bl 408/31/91 B3 402/20/91 BlO 102/20/91 BlO 1Death sentence for Michael O'Rourke to stand 02/ 5/91 B4 1Michael O'Rourke says he does not want to pursue appeals 02/19/91 Bl 5O'Rourke 's execution up to Gov Bill Clinton 02/19/91 Bl 5Execution of Michael O'Rourke set for April 18 03/22/91 B6 1Federal court asked to bar execution of Michael O'Rourke 03/23/91 B2 2Michael Robert O'Rourke to get psychiatric re-evaluation 05/30/91 B5 4MURDERS - Owens, GranvilleCarey Lewis Owens admits decapitating father, burning body 06/ 8/91 B9 1Carey Lewis Owens deemed unfit to stand trial * 10/24/91 B9 1MURDERS - Patterson, JasonBody of LR youth found buried on beach in Mexico 04/25/91 B2 5Mexico seeks to extradite Jon Felton Mills. 19 04/26/91 Al 4Two witnesses say Jon Mills beat. kicked Patterson 05/ 2/91 Bl 2John Felton Mills told parents Jason Patterson was fine 05/ 3/91 Bl 5Mills and Patterson tried to sell car in Mexico, police say 05/ 4/91 Bl 7Jon Felton Mills is in LR area. attorney says 05/ 7/91 Bl 2Jon Felton Mills denies being on beach when Patterson slain 05/ 8/91 Bl 2John Felton Mills to give statement to authorities 05/ 9/91 B2 2Jon Mills Jr gives his version of events in Mexico 05/18/91 A7 5Jon Felton Mills Jr denies role in killing ; points to Mexican 05/18/91 Bl 2Mexican youth to be questioned in slaying 05/29/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Patton. CarlosCarlos Patton, 17. shot to death near LR school bus stop * 12/17/91 Al 6Tyreice Jones. 15. charged in slaying of Patton * 12/17/91 Al 6Bond set at $100,000 for Tyreice Jones * 12/19/91 B2 3Tyreice Jones. 15. pleads innocent in bus stop slaying * 12/19/91 B2 3MURDERS - Penix, Bill JrBill Penix Jr slain by Leland Irby. mental health outpatient 03/28/91 Al 2Penix was mental health center caseworker at Jonesboro 03/28/91 Al 2Authorities seeking clues in slaying of Penix 03/29/91 Bl 2Funeral services held for Bill Penix Jr 03/30/91 B4 5Mental test ordered for Leland Irby 04/ 4/91 B7 1Leland Irby not responsible for his actions. officials say 04/14/91 B2 5MURDERS - Pettis. DerrickStatements can be used against teens. judge rul es 01/23/91 Al7 1Drive-by shooting accidental , youth suggests 02/ 6/91 B2 4Robert Earl Anderson convicted in drive-by shooting 02/ 7/91 Bl 5217
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Phelps, NatashaArk Supreme Ct upholds conviction of Roger Lewis Coulter 02/19/91 Al 6MURDERS - Phillips, Howard WEric Merriwether chgd in stabbing of Phillips * 12/ 4/91 B6 2MURDERS - Pickett, Patricia and Dosha GrahamTracy Mitchell apparently killed Pickett, Graham, himsel f * 10/23/91 Al 2Conclusions unchanged in three deaths * 10/24/91 B3 1MURDERS - Pilgrim, ChesterCarl Wayne Seawright shoots Chester and Emma Pilgram 10/16/91 Bl 2Search on in Marion County for Seawright and Mrs Seawright 10/16/91 Bl 2Seawright kindapped estranged wife after shooting in-laws 10/16/91 Bl 2Hunt for Carl Wayne Seawright, ex-wife intensifies 10/17/91 Bl 2Manhunt intensifies after death of Chester Pilgrim 10/ 18/91 Bl 5Carl Wayne Seawright shot to death by deputy * 10/19/91 Cl 4Judy Seawright being treated for inj uries she received * 10/19/91 Cl 4Police seek clues to motive for shootings * 10/20/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Pipkin, Christina MariePipkin couple want ban on school fund raising door-to-door 07/30/91 Bl 4James Pipkin backs ban on door-to-door sales by children 08/ 2/91 Bl 1MURDERS - Plummer, RachaelFred Pennington arrested, charged in shooting of Plummer 08/ 7/91 B2 5MURDERS - Preslar, Randel and Laura PreslarTwo bodies found in burned house near Scotland 02/14/91 B2 1Fire set to cover two murders,. sheriff says 02/20/91 B5 2Local residents suspected in Scotland slayings 02/26/91 BS 1MURDERS - Price familyDeath Row inmate Thomas W Simmons apparently killed himsel f 01/ 1/91 Al 5Simmons convicted of killing Ray Tate, Holly Gentry in 1981 01/ 1/91 Al 5Simmons convicted of slaying Larry and Jawana Price in 1981 01/ 1/91 Al 5Chronology of Thomas Winford Simmons' record 01/ 1/91 A9 1Relatives of Simmon 's victims react to his death 01/ 1/91 A9 2Thomas Simmons ' razor was standard for inmate use 01/ 2/ 91 Bl 5Ruling says Thomas Winford Simmons committed suicide 01/ 3/91 Bl2 5Thomas Simmons planned suicide to spare his family 02/ 4/ 91 Bl 5MURDERS - Price. Larry and J awana Pricesee Murders - Price familyMURDERS - Price. TeresaJimmy Ray Smart given life without parole for murder 08/ 1/91 B4 1MURDERS - Pruitt. SeroneBooker T White pleads guilty to second-degree murder 05/ 9/91 B3 1MURDERS - Pumphrey, Dustin MatthewJames Jordan chgd in death of 5-months-old Dustin Pumphrey 07/ 8/91 Bl 3James Jordan pleads innocent in death case 07/ 9/91 B4 1MURDERS - Qualls, Judith Wyvonnesee Murders - Rolland. Billy and Judith Wyvonne QuallsMURDERS - Rackley, Craig LynnSpyro Douveas found not guilty of manslaughter in 1988 case 07/17/91 B9 4MURDERS - Reece, SaGayePhillis Maxine Miller arrested in shooting of Reece 09/17/91 Bl 4SaGay Reece shot to death in cafeter:i.a of Jonesboro hospital 09/17/91 Bl 4Grandmother of Reece 's child chgd in slaying over custody 09/18/91 Bl 5MURDERS - Ricks, GwendolynPrentiss James Buckner tells police he killed his mother * 11/28/91 Bl lMURDERS - Roberts, Elga Lee218
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWilma Reynolds faces murder count in slaying at Pine BluffWilma Jean Reynolds chgd in death of Persian Gulf veteranMURDERS - Roberts. Ruth AnnSuspect arrested in death in Benton CountyMURDERS - Robinson. CharlesBarbara Robinson apparently shot her husband. then herselfMURDERS - Rogers. Freddie LeeJoseph Henry Sanders found guilty. sentencedMURDERS - Rogers. Monte RayRollos Robinson. 16. charged in slayingTim B Martin. 170 arrested in slaying of LR manMURDERS - Rolland. Billy and Judith Wyvonne QuallsBody found in burned truck believed to be that of RollandRobert Bryan Miller faces murder chargesRobert Bryan Miller may face charge in slaying of QuallsRobert Bryan Miller chgd with slaying of Judith W QuallsMURDERS - Rosebud. Kermitt WareTwo men arrested in shooting death of RosebudJames Franklin Webb . Willie Ivory Williams arrestedSuspects are alleged drug dealersMURDERS - Roseburrow. Vanger PearlEvidence indicates Lester L Roseburrow killed former wifeSyvoil Jones shot. killed Lester L RoseburrowTwo found dead in Conway residence: suspect arrestedOfficials look at self-defenseAutopsy indicates deaths were murder-suicideDeaths ruled murder and suicideLester Roseburrow allegedly vowed to kill form.er wifeMURDERS - Russey. Shawn DemondDiallo K Butler, James Reed arrestedMURDERS - Sanderlin. LaverneConviction of Larry Dean Robertson upheldMURDERS - Scheid. Robert Hsee Murders - Conwell. SusanMURDERS - Scherm. James E Jrsee Murders - Noble. Wesley and James E Scherm JrMURDERS - Schwartz . Kimberly IronsProsecutors contend judge made mistakes in trial of WaltArticle reviews controversial murder case rulingMURDERS - Scott. John EricJohn Scott. 15. shot to death near site of earlier shootingRonald Jones. 35. chgd in slaying of John ScottScott was used as shield by intended victim of shootingSuspect Ronald Jones mistakenly released on bailMichael Burel also charged with first degree murderPolice seek two women allegedly present at shooting of ScottThelton Smith allegedly used Scott as shield during shootingMichael Burel freed on bondSuspect Ronnie Eugene Jones back in jailMURDERS - Seaton. EarlSuspects also face chgs in rape. stabbing of womanAlan Travis. Donald Peterson, Jim.my Joe Winters chgdMURDERS - Selvidge . BillEx-mental patient Edith Selvidge charged in shooting07/ 1/91 Bl07 / 2/91 BlO07 /26/91 B706/ 4/91 Bl07 /30/91 B807 /17 /91 BS07/18/91 BS02/12/91 BS02/lS/91 B402/18/91 Bl02/19/91 BS08/ 7 /91 B308/ 8/91 Al08/ 8/91 Al12/12/91 Bl* 12/12/91 Bl* 12/12/91 Bl* 12/13/91 Bl* 12/17/91 B3* 12/18/91 Bl* 12/18/91 Bl* 10/25/91 B401/23/91 B203/15/91 Bl* 12/13/91 Al**09/13/91 B409/14/91 Bl09/14/91 Bl09/17 /91 Al09/19/91 Bl09/20/91 B409/20/91 B409/21/91 B709/28/91 Bl12/13/91 B312/21/91 B306/27 /91 Bl l212215225244556662s11l112622324413132219
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Shankle. Mike JrFamily says Jack B Shankle threatened to kill nephew 06/22/91 B9 1Jack B Shankle found guilty of murder of nephew 06/25/91 B7 3MURDERS - Shel ls. AnitaLeroy Harris arrested in 1989 slaying case 01/10/91 B6 3MURDERS - Short, DanKidnapping. murder, in Noel, Mo. in 1989 still not solved * 12/22/91 B2 1MURDERS - Short. Wilma JBilly R Short apparently killed his wife. then himself 06/ 6/91 B9 1MURDERS - Sipes. RobertEdward Crook chgd with capital murder 08/13/91 B3 5MURDERS - Slater, ValleeCurtis Fleming claims shooting of girlfriend was sel f-defense 05/17/91 B9 2Curtis Fleming pleads guilty to murder 06/ 8/91 BS 5Form.er police officer Curtis Fleming gets 35 years 07/ 9/91 B4 1MURDERS - Smith. BarbaraUS Supreme Ct refuses death sentence appeal of Kirt Wainright 03/ 5/91 Bl 2Execution date set for Kirk Douglas Wainright 10/10/91 B2 1MURDERS - Smith, ConnieFelicia Young charged in slaying of Connie Smith * 11/19/91 B3 1MURDERS - Smith. DeanteTommy D Smith, 19, chgd in death of his baby son * 12/22/91 Bl 1MURDERS - Smith. PhillipMurder charges filed against Gary Wayne York* 11/15/91 A14 1MURDERS - Smith. RobertAnthony Jones. 17 . gets 40-yr term in slaying02/ 9/91 B4 5MURDERS - Smith. Tony FStephen Cornelius Caster found guilty, gets 25-yr term 04/24/91 B2 5Sylvester Scott Jr found innocent in 2nd trial06/14/91 BS 8MURDERS - Smith, ToryYouth shot to death in bedroom at LR residence03/18/91 BB 1MURDERS - Smith. Willie JrWilma Smith chgd with stabbing death of her husband* 12/30/91 Bl 1MURDERS - Spence. RodneyChange of venue sought for trial of Steven McArthur02/ 6/91 Bl 2Murder trial of Steven McArthur will not be moved02/13/91 B3 2Murder trial set for Steven Loran McArthur02/19/91 B3 6Sister of Steven Laron McArthur testifies02/20/91 B3 2Co-defendant's slaying story differs02/21/91 2Steven Laron McArthur describes killing of Rodney Spence 02/22/91 B3 2Steven Laron McArthur found guilty. gets life term02/23/91 B3 5MURDERS - Stephens. GregoryMurder chgs against Ernest D Lemons dropped04/ 2/91 Al 5Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak conflicts with autopsy report 04/ 2/91 Al 5State had not seen Malak drawings supporting testimony04/ 3/91 Al 2Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak, eyewitness conflict on gunshot 04/ 9/91 Bl 2Malak testimony , autopsy agreed. Jim Clark says04/11/91 Bl 6Prosecutor hires experts to check Dr Fahmy Malak. 's report 05/ 4/91 Bll 1Dr Malak may have examined wrong tissue. three experts say 08/ 8/91 Al 2Prosecutor criticizes Dr Malak's testimony in case08/15/91 A6 1Crime Lab mi.xup caused Dr Malak to give wrong testimony 09/14/91 Al 5Article reviews controversial testimony of Fahmy Malak * 12/14/91 Al 3MURDERS - Stumpp, William MichaelRichard Wayne Snell appeals death sentence in 1983 slaying * 11/ 8/91 B6 1B3220
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEx-defender testifies Snell prosecuted based on 'gang' * 11/ 9/91 Bl 2 1MURDERS - Sullins, ShermanFederal ct reduces death penalty of Bobby Ray Fredtwell 09/24/91 B5 4MURDERS - Tate, Raysee Murders - Price familyMURDERS - Taunt, PatriciaJerry W Hayes, Barry Clyde Mattinson chgd in slayingSuspects plead not guilty in Taunt 's deathMURDERS - Taylor. Clarence and Johnny TaylorJames Hutchins chgd in shooting death of two brothersMURDERS - Taylor. JoannaMarsha Taylor serving time for killing her motherMURDERS - Thomas. LloydClay Freeman chgd in fatal shooting of ThomasThom.as reportedly tested positive for HIV virusMURDERS - Thomas. Teresa MaeA C Thomas goes on trial in slaying of his wifeA C Thomas gets 20 years for strangling wifeMURDERS - Thompson. HersheyLake Village man shot to death. suspect arrestedMURDERS - Thornton. BettyScotty Scott. who was tried 3 times. dies of bone diseaseEditorial calls for grand jury rev iew of caseMURDERS - Thornton. GenterDerrick Carlock. Willie Adams Jr chgd with Thornton deathMURDERS - Thurman, DavidGravette teenagers accused in Missouri officer' s deathDavid Moore was on probation from earlier chargesMURDERS - Tilghman, Boliva Christine GibbonsBullet-riddled body found in ditch near Bald KnobBody identified, suspect to be chargedMarvin Tyrone Johnson chgd in death of TilghmanMURDERS - Tinkle, JimTwo suspects sought in shooting death of Tinkle at NLRSuspect Danny Joe Hopson turns himself in to authoritiesMURDERS - Todd, Taylor TimkenTodd apparently beaten to deathMURDERS - Toth, Brenda DianeDavid Coburn allegedly killed former wife. then himselfMURDERS - Townsend, Derrick DewaynePolice seek clues in slayingMURDERS - Tyler. Barry SMichael W Armstead held in death of TylerMURDERS - Vondran. Connie FayeWilliam Francis Bowen, Crickett Tindall unfit for trialHusband of slain bank teller sues bank over deathVondran was teller at Delta State Bank at ElaineMemories of slaying grip town of ElaineMURDERS - Waits, Herbert LWaits shot to death in car while passenger slept by himWillie Keith Page arrested on murder chargeWillie Keith Page told police he was asleep in carMURDERS - Walker• Alva RaeSlaying of NLR woman being investigated09/12/91 B5 109/13/91 B4 4* 12/27 /91 B5 409/29/91 A7 505/23/91 B5 105/24/91 B3 104/ 3/91 BS 104/12/91 Bll 507 /24/91 B3 1* 11/14/91 Al 2* 11/20/91 B10 1* 12/ 6/91 B2 504/15/91 Bl 404/17 /91 B2 204/ 9/91 B3 104/11/91 B3 604/12/91 B3 606/ 6/91 B3 106/ 7/91 B3 505/ 8/91 B6 507 /11/91 B4 3* 10/25/91 B6 1* 10/29/91 B2 106/12/91 Bl 606/19/91 B13 506/19/91 B13 510/15/91 Al 310/12/91 Bl 2* ll/ 1/91 B9 1* 11/ 1/91 B9 107 I 8/91 Bl 3221
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSeveral persons questioned by police 07 / 9/91 B4 3Juvenile charged in slaying NLR woman07/16/91 Bl SMURDERS - Walker, Nettie HarrisPlea negotiations under way in case of Esaw Eatmon02/23/91 B3 SEsaw Eatmon decides against plea bargaining 02/2S/91 Bl 1Esaw Eatmon murder trial postponed 02/26/91 B3 2Esaw Eatmon pleads guilty, gets life without parole 08/31/91 Bl 2MURDERS - Walls, ShawnMichael Walker arrested in shooting of Shawn Walls * 11/ 4/91 B3 1Shawn Walls not dead; charges against Michael Walker changed* 11/ S/91 Al 3Confusion over reported death of Shawn Wal ls explained * 11/ 6/91 B2 SSubj ect of police mix-up dies * 11/ 16/91 B2 1MURDERS - Walters, Steven EarlSurprise witness may delay trial of Julia G Walters 02/23/91 Bl 2New date set for trial of Julia Walters 02/26/91 B3 2Charges against Julia Walters made harsher 03/ 6/91 Bl 6Lawyer for Julia Walters wants new jury 03/12/91 BS 1Julia Walters ' defense attorney replaced, trial moved 03/17/91 Bl 2Trial of Julia Walters begins today 03/26/91 B3 2Julia Walters admitted death, ex-neighbor testifies 03/27/91 Bl 1Mistrial declared in Julia Walters trial 03/28/91 Bl 1Prosecutor asks that Julia Walters trial be moved 03/30/91 B3 1Julia Walters free on own recognizance until trial 04/ 9/91 BS 2Atty seeks dismissal of charge against Julia Walters 04/2S/91 B3 3Lawyer for Julia Walters wants case dropped OS/11/91 B3 2Fellow inmate breaks jaw of Earl Walters 05/lS/91 B2 4Trial delay for Julia Walters not likely 05/lS/91 B3 5Motion to delay trial of Julia Walters denied OS/23/91 B6 3Judge denies mistrial in Julia Walters case 06/ 5/91 B8 2Julia Walters convicted, gets 10 yrs, $10,000 fine 06/ 6/91 Al 2Julia Walters will not appeal her conviction 06/11/91 BS 4MURDERS - Ward, Pamela JeanWilliam Bryant Warren arrested in slaying of woman OS/19/91 BS 1Evidence of beating found in Conway County OS/22/91 B7 1MURDERS - Ward, PeggyClosed hearing for Gary Ward challenged by media 08/21/91 B3 1Hearing for Gary Ward to remain secret 08/22/91 B2 1MURDERS - Waymack, DarinCurtis Bernard Easter found guilty in slaying 02/22/91 B4 4MURDERS - Weatherspoon, Wi11iamKevin Weatherspoon, 18, chgd with killing his father 08/lS/91 B3 3MURDERS - Webb, DavidChristopher Stone, 18. charged in slayingChris Stone could face capital murder chg in Webb slayingBond set at $100,000 for Christopher Ray StoneFamily says Webb was hard worker, caring individualSlain student was hard worker, caring, family recallsBond for Christopher Ray Stone set at $1 millionMURDERS - Webster, LaTanya PWebster dies of gunshot woundsLeroy Brown chgd with murderPaid police status may be motive for Webster 's murderNo evidence of conspiracy found in informant 's deathFear grips College Station following slaying of Webster* 11/17 /91 B4* 11/18/91 Bl* 11/19/91 Bl* 11/20/91 A16* 11/20/91 Bl* 11/23/91 Bl06/10/91 BlO06/ 1 1/91 B406/13/91 Al06/14/91 Bl06/15/91 Bl11611114222222
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSuspect Leroy Brown ordered back to prisonMURDERS - Weller, JeffFamily of Jeff Weller outraged by justice system's flawsWeller was killed in 1988 by Louis PeytonMURDERS - Wells, Reuben06/22/91 BS* 11/ 4/91 Bl* 11/ 4/91 BlFrank James Smith Jr acquitted of murder, convicted of theft 01/ 18/91 B2 3MURDERS - Whorton, EddieWhorton shot to death at his home near Barton02/ 11/91 B3 1MURDERS - Wilbanks. TerryThree Marked Tree men chgd with slaying in Memphis06/27/91 B4 3MURDERS - Williams. JesseKenneth A Banks . Debra Ann Faulkner admit killing ov er shirt* 11/ 7/91 B2 2MURDERS - Williams. Minnie LouiseJoel Thompson pleads guilty in slaying of WilliamsJoel Thompson gets 15 years for killing girl friendMURDERS - Williams , OnessaLuther Williams, 93 . pleads guilty to killing wifeMURDERS - Williams. RanceAshley Co Sheriff investigating shooting of WilliamsKelly Clinger. Connie Marie Adams arrested in murder caseRonald Blackmon, William Clinger arrested in murder caseMURDERS - Williams. Ronnell EugeneJury finds Harold Lee Scott innocentMURDERS - Williams. VarniaSeveral youths chgd in death of WilliamsPolice arrest 8th suspect in death of Willia.msSammy Coleman is third defendant to plead guiltyMURDERS - Willing, KimberlyPolice believe Ronal d Clowers shot Willing, then himselfMURDERS - Wilson. Jackie RayAlgernon Doby guilty in shooting of "Samaritan"James Ray Scott pleads guilty to second-degree murderMURDERS - Wooten, CliffordEdward Guinther chgd in slaying of his stepsonMURDERS - Wright, BelleRicky Don Wright pleads not guiltyMURDERS - Yancey , RobertMargaret Leigh Johnson chgd in shooting deathFamily protests possible release of Margaret Leigh JohnsonMURDERS - Zehm. DavidDwight Anthony Smith chgd in death of ZehmDwight Anthony Smith gets 40-yr term for death of ZehmMURDERS - Zinger, Linda HollyNurse found stabbed to death at Magnolia homeMURDERS. Attempted - Brahler, HankBrahler posts bail for wife despite chgs against herMURDERS. Attempted - Collins, CarolynMelvin Collins gets 25-yr-term for attempt to kill wifeVictim was doused with gasoline, set afire03/ 6/91 B304/25/91 B302/ 9/91 Bl01/ 5/91 BS01/ 8/91 BS01/ 8/91 BS* 11/21/91 B305/16/91 B405/29/91 Bll* 10/29/91 B207/ 6/91 B704/ 3/91 B305/ 9/91 B307 I 2/91 B5* 10/30/91 B402/ 1/91 B307/ 3/91 BB08/ 9/91 B3* 11/22/91 B403/12/91 Bl07 /11/91 B706/19/91 BS06/19/91 BS11212231441513414516211MURDERS, Attempted - Harrington, BobMichael Pardue , convicted in slaying scheme, takes UA classes 05/ 4/91 B14 1David Pardue gets 8 yrs in federal prison for conspiracy 05/30/91 B7 2MURDERS, Attempted - Hicks, LisaMarvin L Hicks accused of plotting to kill his wife. Lisa 02/26/91 B4 611l223
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMarvin L Hicks faces multitude of investigations. charges 05/15/91 B7 1Marvin Hicks also faces mail fraud charges 07/23/91 BS 2Marvin L Hicks gets 2-yr term on fraud. money laundersin chg* 12/10/91 B2 2Misunderstanding foils plans for guilty plea by Hicks * 12/11/91 B2 4Marvin Hicks pleads guilty in foiled murder plot * 12/18/91 Bl 2MURDERS. Attempted - Horton. TedBilly Lawson chgd in shooting of Lawrence Co deputy sheriff 06/19/91 B9 6MURDERS. Attempted - Isham. JamesClarence Wagner investigated in murder-for-hire case * 11/23/91 B4 1Scott County Sheriff James Isham alleged victim of plot * 11/23/91 B4 1MURDERS. Attempted - McCoy . Charles and John H WrightMichael Marvin Loy chgd with attempt to hire hit man 03/12/91 Bl 5Charles McCoy. Judge John H Wright allegedly marked for death 03/13/91 Bl 4Michael Marvin Loy goes on trial 10/17/91 B4 4Trial centers on homemade bomb 10/18/91 B12 1Michael M Loy convicted * 10/20/91 B2 1MURDERS. Attempted - Moon. MaryCortice Moon shoots critically ill wife at LR hopital 08/23/91 Al 6Couple set date to end their problems on 60th anniversary 08/24/91 Al 2MURPHY OIL CORPMurphy trying to buy all of Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co 01/ 4/91 ClMurphy makes bid for Ocean Drilling and Exploration01/10/91 ClArticle on Murphy acquisition of Ocean Drilling01/ 14/91 xllEarnings rise 144 pct in 199001/30/91 ClMurphy make s hostile buy offer for Ocean Drilling04/ 5/91 C8Murphy has second offer if first try to buy ODECO fails 05/22/91 ClMurphy increases ODECO takeover offer06/ 4/91 ClODECO yields to Murphy takeover bid06/18/91 ClMurphy wraps up acquisition of Ocean Drilling and Exploration 06/28/91 ClLoss of $105 .1 million reptd in 2nd quarter08/ 2/91 ClOMurphy reports healthy third quarter * 10/25/91 DlMurphy agrees to sell ODECO Drilling Inc * 12/13/91 DlMURRELL. JOHNsee also History (Ark)MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORYsee MuseumsMUSEUMSsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Territorial Restorationsee also Entertainers Hall of Fame. <strong>Arkansas</strong>Priceless dolls missing from Museum of Science recovered 01/ 9/91 AlMuseum commends doll seller for helping recover antique dolls 01/15/91 B2Train station at Pine Bluff may house county museum05/ 4/91 B3LRAFB donates land for air park-museum05/17/91 B3Drew County Historical Museum is window to the past07/29/91 B3Refurbished cafe at Sheridan part of museum09/22/91 B3Owners of Train Station dream of museum for children at site 09/30/91 xl2LRAFB Fdn seeks funds for building for Air Park Museum * 10/26/91 BlMUSICsee also Clowers. Cliftonsee also FestivalsPolice quell angry fans when Garth Brooks tickets sold outGarth Brooks to give second concert in LRMUSICAL INSTRUMENTSJerry Sillings of Mena constructs old-style instruments* 10/20/91 Bl* 10/24/91 Bl10/ 4/91 B325161522233362223213111224
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHugh Linback restores 800-pipe theater organ* 10/27/91 B2 1MUSSELSsee Endangered and extinct speciessee Endangered and extinct speciesNADER.. RALPHsee also Electric powerNAMES, Personalsee also Prisons and prisonersNANNIESsee Children and youthNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLEsee Colored People, National Assn for the Advancement ofNATIONAL BAPTIST HOTEL (Hot Springs )see HotelsNATIONAL CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCHsee Toxicological Research.. National Center forNATIONAL CENTER FOR YOUTH LAWsee Youth Law, National Center forNATIONAL CHICKEN COOKING CONTESTsee FoodNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWSsee Christians and Jews, National Conference ofNATIONAL EDUCATION GOAL S PANELHearing in LR draws participants from wide area of regionNATIONAL FILTRATION CORPStar City manufacturer buys part of German firmNATIONAL GUARD05/18/91 Bl08/16/91 Cl23see al so Av iation and aircraftsee also Substance abuse and trafficPlans revealed for 320-bed dorm at Camp RobinsonFirst black to join Ark Natl Guard honored upon retirementNATIONAL HEALTH CARE DIVISION BVitamin firm may be subj ect of inquiry on telemarketingNATIJRAL RESOURCES04/20/91 B409/ 9/91 Bl01/19/91 Cl552see also Oil and gassee also Watersee also WildlifeNATURE CONSERVANCY, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see WildlifeNEAL, OLLYsee also Phillips Countysee also Public prosecutorsNEFF .. LYNN Csee also Forests and forestryNEL SON, SHEFFIELDsee also Mcintosh, Robertsee also Presidential election of 1992Nelson attacks Gov Bill Clinton on tax programNelson to join LR law firmReminds nation Bill Clinton will not answer some questionsUrges Gov Clinton to deny clemency to John C LohbauerRelease on Lohbauer called self-serving by columnistSpeaks out in opposition to construction of Big Mac IIStrikes back at columnist on call for no pardon for Lohbauer03/10/91 B503/28/91 Cl05/ 7 /91 Bl05/30/91 Bll05/31/91 Bl06/ 3/91 xl06/ 4/91 Bl5216111225
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNelson says Max Brantley columns mislead readersComments on Walter Hussman purchase of <strong>Arkansas</strong> GazetteNEL SON, WILLIEFayetteville lawyer John Arena buy s Nelson farm at auctionNEPOTISMsee also Courts, State and localsee also Land Department (Ark)NESBITT, GEORGEsee also Athletics and sportsNEW AGEsee Education Apl8NEW BIBLEWAY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRISTNLR police suspect arson by burglars destroyed churchNEW FU'IURES FOR LITTLE ROCK YOUTHsee Children and youthNEW TECHNOLOOIES INCBusinesses allege fraud at northwest Ark companyNew <strong>Tech</strong>nologies did work for Advanced Brake and Clutch CoNEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My25N&lPORTsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsNEWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee FootballNEWS AND NEWS MEDIAsee also Freedom of informationBob Lancaster joins <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette staffGaz ette and Democrat continue 'war' with real war coveragePapers in Ark use color, big type to report war with Iraq<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette names Guy Gilmore to head circulation<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette expands business sectionGazette opens business news bureau in Bentonville<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette honored as best overall paper in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Araknsas Gazette wins top APME awardTwelve female Gazette staffers win 1st place awardsGaz ette wins top honors from professional groupMaurice L Hickey replaces Craig Moon as Gazette publisherMaumelle to get second newspaperKelley Bass named sports editor of <strong>Arkansas</strong> GazetteComplete list of awards in APA competitionGazette wins APA top ranking for general e.xcellencePaducah Newspapers buy s 4 papers in ArkSpecul ation on sale of Gazette called 'ludicrous'Reporter Cyd Tabyanan ordered to reveal source in UA caseTabyanan report concerned Ol iver Miller and rape case at UAGazette names Kate Marymont asst managing editorRumors continue about <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette statusGazette names new metro. state editorsReporter Cyd Tabyanan has two days to reveal sourceDeadline for Cyd Tabyanan to name source of report passesOliver Miller, TV station settled lawsuit befoe trial startedParties in case will not say if Cyd Tabyanan revealed sourceTV station saves money by settling Oliver Miller caseEmployee interest in buying Gazette to be assessed06/ 5/91 Bl2* 10/ 19/91 AB01/30/91 Bl09/ 4/91 Bl01/31/91 Cl01/31/91 Cl01/10/91 ABOl/18/91 A901/18/91 A901/18/91 Cl01/22/91 Cl01/26/91 Cl03/17/91 Al503/17 /91 Bll04/23/91 A605/11/91 Bl05/15/91 Al05/22/91 B607/ 9/91 DE07 /21/91 Bl07/21/91 Bl08/ 4/91 BS08/16/91 C908/28/91 B308/28/91 B308/29/91 Bl09/ 5/91 Cl09/ 7/91 Bl09/ 7/91 B709/10/91 B309/13/91 Bl09/13/91 Bl09/14/91 BlO10/10/91 Cl4152555163561432212554411252552212226
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COL400 Gaz ette employees discuss buying paper 10/11/91 Cl 5Gaz ette sale said unlikely within week 10/12/91 Cl 5Gannett to assist Gazette employees with buyout study 10/14/91 B2 1Gaz ette books studied: employees look at cuts 10/15/91 CB 1Noon rally seeks to avert sale of Gaz ette to Democrat 10/ 16/91 Bl 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette employees plan noon rally 10/16/91 C9 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette employees rally. hope for miracle 10/17/91 Al 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette readers respond to news of possible closing 10/17/91 Bl 1Gaz ette employee buyout fails: leaders believe sale near 10/18/91 Al 2Flowers. note placed on grave of Gazette founder Wm Woodruff 10/18/91 Al 3Gazette worker allegedly hit Democrat photographer in face 10/18/91 AlO 6Columnist recalls some <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette legends 10/ 18/91 Bl 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette bids readers goodbye 10/ 18/91 BlO lDemise of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gaz ette saddens even its critics * 10/19/91 Al 2Richard Allin. Charles Allbright join Democrat-Gaz ette staff* 10/19/91 Al 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette is name of new paper * 10/19/91 Al 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette closes. <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat buys assets * 10/19/91 Al 6Walter Hussman paid $68 million for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette assets * 10/19/91 Al 6Walter Hussman thanks <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat employees * 10/19/91 Al 6<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat gen mgr Paul Smith comments * 10/19/91 Al l 1Orval E Faubus feelings mixed over Gazette closure * 10/19/91 Al l 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette employees shed tears over end of an era * 10/19/91 A13 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat employees react to demise of Gazette * 10/19/91 AB 1Carrick Patterson comments on sale of Gazette to Hussman * 10/19/91 A8 1Feature article on Democrat-Gazette publisher Walter Hussman* 10/19/91 A8 1In-depth report on end to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette * 10/ 19/91 A8 1Sheffield Nelson. Tommy Robinson comment on Walter Hussman * 10/19/91 A8 1Chart shows circulation figures for Gazette. Democrat * 10/19/91 A9 lESD to aid former Gazette employees * 10/19/91 A9 1Gannett ' s Allen H Neuharth comments on newspaper war * 10/19/91 A.q 1In-depth report on end to <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette * 10/19/91 A9 1Outcome of newspaper war in LR surprise to industry * 10/19/91 A9 1Fellow editors comment on John Robert Starr * 10/19/91 A.q 4Gazette's demise was at hands of Gannett Co. Starr says * 10/19/91 C9 1Account of closing days of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette * 10/20/91 Al 2Financing for purchase of Gazette assets made quickly * 10/20/91 Al 2Gannett Co decided to close Gazette. Walter Hussman says * 10/20/91 Al 2Walter Hussman explains need for quick purchase of Gazette * 10/20/91 Al 2Gaz ette loss of Dillard account called a fatal blow * 10/20/91 Al 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette news coverage to be more focused * 10/20/91 Al6 1John Robert Starr vows to carry on J N Heiskell tradition * 10/20/91 A16 1Roy Reed. others comment on Gannett loss of battle * 10/20/91 Al7 4Chronology of battle between Gaz ette and Democrat since '77 * 10/20/91 A18 1Well-rounded coverage is goal of Democrat-Gazette * 10/20/91 H5 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette gets 2.300 inquiries on delivery * 10/21/91 Al 2John R Starr emphasizes Gannett closed <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette * 10/21/91 B7 1Smal l papers hope to expand now that battle over * 10/22/91 Al 6John Brummett has mixed feelings about Gazette's closing * 10/22/91 B7 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat also ceased. John Robert Starr notes * 10/22/91 B7 3Merderith Oakley column on demi.se of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette * 10/23/91 Bl 1 1USA Today version of sale of Gazette disputed by Starr * 10/23/91 Bl l 4Walter Hussman fields calls on radio talk shOW' * 10/23/91 Dl 5Spectrum writers strike blindly with malice. Starr writes * 10/24/91 Bll 4Walter E Hussman Jr pledged media stock in Gazette buyout * 10/26/91 Cl 2227
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWalter E Hussman Jr's media holdings listed * 10/26/91 Cl 2Text of Walter Hussman news conf on sale of Gazette assets * 10/27/91 Al8 1John S Workman to write religion column for Democrat-Gazette* 10/31/91 Bl 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette widened circulation lead before folding * 10/31/91 Dl 2John Robert Starr meant no criticism of Carrick Patterson * 11/ 2/91 Bll 5Auto dealers may stop advertising in Democrat-Gazette * 11/ 2/91 D3 1Harvest Foods discontinues Democrat-Gazette ads; cites cost * 11/ 2/91 D3 1Distribution of Spectrum violated NLR ordinances * 11/ 7/91 B5 1NLR issues warning, but no fines on throwing free papers * 11/ 8/91 B2 3Walter E Hussman Jr avoided costly legal battle * 11/ 9/91 Dl 5Maj or weekly newspaper planned by Ark Writers ' Proj ect * 11/16/91 Dl 2Many advertisers moving business to smal ler papers near LR * 11/20/91 D8 4Log Cabin Democrat dumps publication of USA' s Echo * 11/22/91 Bl 1Log Cabin Democrat publisher cites Echo' s content * 11/22/91 Bl 1Log Cabin declines to publ ish UCA student paper. The Echo * 11/25/91 B7 1Log Cabin publisher short on journalistic ideals. Starr says* 11/25/91 B7 1Editor says The Echo will not be muted * 11/27/91 Bl 4John R Starr comments on weekly papers ' hypocricy * 12/ 2/91 B7 1John R Starr comments on weekly papers ' hypocricy * 12/ 2/91 B7 1Wall Street Jl account of Hussman win over Gannett * 12/ 2/91 Dl 1Wall Street Jl account of Hussman win over Gannett * 12/ 2/91 Dl 1Regional newspapers share a voice in black community * 12/ 5/91 Gl 2UCA Echo editor has no apology for paper's content * 12/ 6/91 B12 1Stuttgart and Malvern papers sold to Illinois firm * 12/ 6/91 D3 1Newspapers obligated to be community leaders. Hussman says * 12/12/91 B3 2Univ of Central Ark faculty senate defends Echo in dispute * 12/ 13/91 Bl 2Summary of maj or events in Ark during <strong>1991</strong> * 12/31/91 Bl 4John R Starr calls Log Cabin Democrat poll not credible * 12/31/91 B7 3NEWS SOURCES. Confidential Status ofsee News and news mediaNEW SPAPER ASSOCIATION, NationalConvention meeting in Little Rock 09/26/91 Cl 2Charlotte Schexnayder named president of Assn 09/26/91 ClO 2Columnist Anthony Lewis is speaker at LR convention 09/27/91 B2 1NEW SPAPERSsee also Assaultssee also News and news mediaNEWTON. ROBERTWarren publisher pleads guilty to federal tax law violationGets probation. fine on tax evasion chargesNICARAGUAsee also Iran-Contra AffairNICHOLS. ALICE MARIEBody found in <strong>Arkansas</strong> River may be that of NicholsNICHOLS. FREEDA BAKERsee also Books and writingNICHOLS. LARRYsee Development Finance Authority (Ark)NITE LITE INCFire heavily damages plant at Cl arksv illeFactory destroyed by fire: loss may reach $1 millionNITRON INDUSTRIES INCOrganic fertilizer firm set for big boomNOARK PIPELINE02/28/91 Bl 105/ 2/91 Bl2 102/23/91 B9 205/ 7 /91 A2 205/ 8/91 Bl 205/18/91 Cl 2228
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Oil and gasNORFORKsee also FiremenNORRELL LAKEsee WaterNORTH ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesNORTH FORK (Sal ine River)see Rivers and lakesNORTH LITTLE ROCKsee also Compostingsee also Crime and vicesee also Economic developmentsee also History (Ark)see also Housingsee also Loitering and vagrancysee also Parks. recreation and tourismsee also Policesee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Retail Storessee also VandalismAzalea giveaway program halted before suit came to trialCity Council discusses abolishing Sewer CommitteeSupport for penny sales tax growingMayor Patrick Hays proposes 1-cent sales taxCity prepares for sales tax voteSales tax could save Laman Public <strong>Library</strong> servicesTwo groups oppose proposed sales taxMayor Patrick Hayes disputes tax opponentsPark Hill residents object to tall church steepleAnti-tax group to use ads, fliersAFSCME unit supports proposed sales taxCentral Ark Labor Council opposes proposed 1 cent sales taxSales tax coming to vote on TuesdayTax rise opponents stand beside highways with protest signsVoters turn down penny sales tax for improved city servicesCity officials mourn defeat of sales taxCity leaders assess alternatives after tax vote failsTelephone poll misled Mayor Hays on tax successCity considering plan to revive downtown areaMan files sex discrimination suit against Electric DeptBoard of Adj ustment approves steeple 87 feet over limitCity looks at three options for trash disposal fundingPortrait of first black alderman to be displayedProposed electric surcharge is unfair. businessmen sayCity seeks way to pay for anti-crime planAlderman Ray Heck tells Mayor Hays to stay away from meetingMayor Hays told disgruntled parks employees to use channelsSurcharge on electric bills to be used to fight crimeGroup of aldermen. businessmen seek vote on electric surchgeMayor Patrick Hays wants higher electric rate repealedElectric rate rise to fund crime fight repealedTax-fight leader John Gorman ordered evicted from residenceJohn Gorman violating zoning code. official says01/17 /91 B4 102/19/91 Bl 202/26/91 Bl 603/21/91 Bl 503/26/91 Al 504/12/91 B4 404/23/91 Bl 304/24/91 B4 204/25/91 B4 104/25/91 B4 505/ 3/91 B4 105/ 3/91 B4 105/ 12/91 Al 505/13/91 B2 605/15/91 Al 205/ 15/91 A7 105/16/91 B4 105/17/91 B4 205/22/91 B3 105/23/91 B3 505/30/91 B3 406/20/91 B3 106/30/91 B2 107/20/91 Bl 508/ 1/91 Bl 608/13/91 Bl 208/13/91 Bl 208/27 /91 Al 509/ 7/91 Bl 209/18/91 Bl 509/24/91 Al 210/18/91 B4 2* 10/20/91 A26 1229
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJohn Gorman blames Mayor Patrick Hays for problems * 10/23/91 B2 1Non-uniformed empl oyees petition for better pension benefits* 11/15/91 B2 2Pension rights of aldermen under discussion * 11/19/91 B2 1Lakewood residents fight planned subdivision * 11/21/91 B2 5City Council cannot require three-fourths vote to raise tax * 11/24/91 B2 4May or Hays. Audrey Burtram-Stanley tussle over park dir * 11/27/91 B2 1Mayor Patrick Hays releases $19.9 million budget proposal * 11/28/91 B2 1Mayor Rays gives Steve Goss chance to cut budget $1 million * 12/ 7/91 B2 5Steve Goss cuts NLR budget by $1 million in one hour * 12/ 10/91 B2 5NORTH LITTLE ROCK CITY JAILsee PrisonsNORTH LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee EducationNORTHWEST ARKANSAS C.OMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesNORTHWEST NATIONAL BANK (Fayetteville)see BanksNUCLEAR RESEARCHsee also Southwest Experimental Fast Oxide Reactor (SEFOR)NUCOR CORPsee also Nucor-Yamato Steel CoVendetta blamed for criticism by Joseph KinneyNUCOR-YAMATO STEEL CO06/17/91 xl4 1see also Industrial accidents and safetysee also Nucor Corpsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsNucor seeking tax break for second steel millProposed tax break for second steel mill clears panelSecond mill would get tax break under bill passed by LegisBill to make Nucor disclose exemption savings failsLawmakers approve tax breaks for steel millGov Bill Clinton says state to crack down on air pollutionOnly Nucor to get tax exemption. Gov Clinton saysElectric rates not factor in plant location. Nucor saysNucor seeks permit to increase pollutantsNucor picks Hickman (Mississippi Co) as site for new plantNew Nucor site boosts electric cooperative's salesPlant expansion to add 140 jobs by 1994Feature article on president John D CorrentiPlant at Barfield to be upgraded. 100 new workers hiredNUDITYsee Bars and night clubsNUISANCESsee also Amusement and entertainmentNURSING HOMESsee also Funerals and mortuariessee also Murders - Baker, Emery and Earl HawkinsPatient at Bismarck nursing home disappeared from centerNew fire codes may be costly for nursing homesProposal could add hundreds more beds in <strong>Arkansas</strong>New policy to allow more nursing home bedsWorker in home in Lonoke County charged with batteryPatient walks away from Morrilton Manor, killed by carMorrilton Manor reportedly had staffing problems01/ 3/91 Cl 501/30-/91 H3 401/31/91 I4 102/ 1/91 14 402/ 7 /91 I1 502/ 8/91 12 202/ 9/91 A12 102/ 9/91 Cl 502/21/91 B2 402/21/91 Cl 202/22/91 Cl 204/ 4/91 Cl 304/15/91 x7 1* 12/13/91 Dl 204/ 7 /91 B2 405/16/91 Bl 206/19/91 BlO 109/28/91 B7 510/ 5/91 B4 1* 11/27/91 Al 2* 11/27/91 A13 5230
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMorrilton Manor being sued over 1987 inj urySherwood gets first nursing homeOAKLAWN JOCKEY CLUBsee Horse racingOAKLAWN PARKsee Horse racingOAKLEAF. ZOEsee also Opinion Research Associates IncOBSCENITYsee Pornography and obscenityOBSTETRICSsee Births. pregnancy and obstetricsOIL AND GASsee also Ark.la Incsee also Congresssee also Energy and powersee also Phenomenasee also Taxation* 11/28/91 A48 1* 12/09/91 Dl 1Legis comm passes bill for fines for royalty payment delays 01/ 18/91 B6 1House passes bill requiring seismologists to post bond 01/23/91 H7 5Columnist urges tax on natural gas to protect resources 02/ 7/91 IS lOil well blows: 430 evacuated near Magnol ia 02/ 9/91 Al 6Crews trying to cap Magnolia well 02/ 10/91 Al 2Magnolia oil well recapped. residents return home 02/ 11/91 Bl 5Terry Development Inc buys 40 gas wells in Crawford County 05/16/91 Cl 2Mix-up at 911 center delayed response to maj or gas leak at LR 06/ 2/91 Al 5Natural gas leak closes LR Airport. Wilson Inn 06/ 2/91 Al 5Call could have averted gas leak near LR Airport 06/ 3/91 Bl 2Dispatcher at 911 service reprimanded over gas leak response 06/ 5/91 Bl 5Largest intrastate pipeline in America being built in Ark 06/11/91 Cl 2Arkla's right to charge present users for pipeline disputed 07/15/91 Al 6FERC gave Arkla right to hurry-up construction of new line 07/15/91 Al 6FERC allows Arkla to bill customers for pipeline costs 07/18/91 Cl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Western customers pay too much. Winston Bryant says 07 /20/91 ClO 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Western Gas accuses Winston Bryant of FOI violation 07/30/91 ClO 2Ark.la gas prices rank near bottom for cost. survey shows 09/10/91 Bl 2Construction of NOARK pipeline begins with ceremony * 10/26/91 B3 1Humnoke home expl odes; woman inj ured critically * 10/31/91 Bl 4Humnoke house was all-electric. but smel l of gas noticed * 10/31/91 Bl 4State 's natural gas rates among lowest. survey says * 11/18/91 Bl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Oklahoma Gas customers angered by rate increase * 11/18/91 Bl 4Some landowners fight NOARK pipeline * 11/20/91 Dl 5Two state agencies ask delay in NOARK pipeline changes * 12/ 6/91 Al6 1NOARK pipeline ruining dream. Susan Alexander says * 12/15/91 B2 1OIL TROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 022OKLAHOMAsee also EnvironmentOLD MILL PARK (North Little Rock)see Parks . recreation and tourismOLD STATEHOUSE (Ark)see also ApparitionsMuseum publishes The <strong>Arkansas</strong> News for teaching historyOLYMPICS FOR THE HANDICAPPED* 12/ 8/91 Dl 223 1
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Special OlympicsOMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 031OMEGA TUBE AND CONDUIT CORPSeventy-five jobs to move from LR to IndianaONAS SIS, JACKIE KENNEDYRum.or says Mrs Onassis may move to BentonvilleColumnist says Jackie 0 might love BentonvilleONE MOORE FORDBank may extend more credit to firm in bankruptcyONE NATIONAL BANCSHARESsee BanksOPERATION DESERT SHIELDsee Middle EastOPERATION DESERT STORMsee Middle Eastsee VeteransOPERATION RESCUEsee Birth control and abortionOPINION POLLSsee Public opinion and survey sOPINION RESEARCH ASSOCIATES INCZoe Oakleaf helped create a high-profile polling firmORBIT VALVE COFirm gearing up to resume sales to oil-producing emiratesORGAN TRANSPLANTS• Humansee Medicine and healthORGANS (Musical)see Musical instrumentsOSBORNE. JENNINGSsee also ChristmasOSMOND. MARIEsee also VeteransOTTENHEIMER BROTHERS FOUNDATIONsee also Colleges and universitiesOUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITYsee Colleges and universitiesOUACHITA NATIONAL FORESTsee Forests and forestrysee Mines and mineralsOUACHITA RIVERsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee Rivers and lakesHouse-passed bill contains funds for Ouachita River proj ectOUACHITA. Lakesee WaterOUR HOUSE IIHousing . job training offered at LR centerOUTER SPACEsee Space, OuterATONNA TOOL COPlant closing at Searcy will cost 80 jobsOZARK CO-OPERATIVE WAREHOU SEsee Food07/12/91 ClO 104/27 /91 Cl 605/ 5/91 Cl 101/16/91 Cl 505/20/91 xll 1* 11/ 10/91 Gl 108/ 2/91 110/12/91 Bl 6* 10/26/91 CB 4232
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLOZARK FOLK CENTERsee Parks , recreation and tourismOZARK FOLK FESTIVALsee FestivalsOZARK MOUNTAIN SMOKEHOU SEsee RestaurantsOZARK NATIONAL FORESTsee Forests and forestryOZARK UFO CONFERENCEsee Unidentified flying obj ectsPACE INDUSTRIES INCPace buys assets of three Latrobe plantsPurchase of Latrobe means 50 new jobs for <strong>Arkansas</strong>PAGAN, JOHNsee also Companiessee also TaxationPAIN'IBALL (Game)see GamesPAINTINGsee Culture and the artsPALESTINE-WHEATLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F4 F9 Mr2 Ap22 Ap27PAN AMERICAN GAMESMike Herbert of Rogers, takes gold in kayak competitionPresident Fidel Castro presented gold medal to Mike HerbertPANGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Dl2PANKEY COMMUNITY* 11/27 /91 Dl* 11/28/91 Cl08/ 5/91 Dl08/ 5/91 Dlsee Little RockPAPPAS , PATsee also CongressPARAGOULD CITY LIGHT AND WATERsee Public utilitiesPARAPSYCHOLOGYsee Psychic phenomenaPARDON AND PAROLECorrection Bd grants 131 early releases 01/23/91 B2 1Conway police to fight pardon for ex-officer Richard McMillen 03/ 6/91 B3 6Gov Clinton refuses pardon for Robert E Troutt 03/13/91 B4 6Ex-Conway policeman R L McMillen withdraws pardon request 03/14/91 B3 5Parole for Arthur Glen Littell fought by victim' s mother 03/15/91 B9 1Mary Miller seeks parole from 1989 slaying sentence 03/18/91 Al 2Advocates seek release of Mary Miller 03/19/91 B3 2Parole for Mary Miller denied by board 03/22/91 Bl 1Mary Miller will now seek clemency 03/26/91 B3 2Parole Bd vote mixed on parole for cop killer J C Lohbauer 05/ 2/91 B9 2Richard Allen Mullins denied parole 05/ 3/91 Bl 2Governor has power to limit cl emency requests. Atty Gen says 05/ 8/91 B2 2Richard Lewis Vardaman to get September parole 05/31/91 Bl 2200 sign petition to keep Margaret L Johnson in prison 06/30/91 B2 5Family of Robert Yancey protest possible release of Johnson 07/ 3/91 BB 4Parole for Margaret Leigh Johnson denied 07/12/91 BB 6Gov Clinton pardons Bobby Woodward so he can own gun 09/14/91 B7 1Board acts on several requests for parole 11/ 8/91 B2 15222233
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEx-police officer Orestes Vincent Fleitas seeks parole * 11/11/91 B2Bonnie Fleitas ' mother begs state not to release killer * 11/14/91 B2Parole denied Orester Vincent Fleitas* 11/22/91 B2Michael Ray Deweese to be freed * 11/29/91 A47Gov Clinton pardons Jaye Kay Williams in school theft case * 12/ 7 /91 B6PARDUE. DAV IDsee also Murders. Attempted - Harrington. BobPARENTAL RESPONSIBILITYsee Children and youthsee Crime and vicePARENTHOOD PLANNINGsee Birth control and abortionPARINS. JAMES Wsee also Books and writingPARISH. GERALD DWhite County Judge dies at age 5606/18/91 B6PARKER, KYLEsee also Legal professionPARKIN STATE ARCHEOLOOICAL SITEsee Parks . recreation and tourimsPARKING VIOLATIONSsee Traffic accidents and safetyPARKS. RECREATION AND TOURISMsee also Hot SpringsParks and Tourism Dept has spiffy new bus for touring groupsNLR Council one vote short of abol ishing Parks . Rec CommNLR City Council abolish Parks and Recreation CommTravel parties spent average of $532 in Ark last yearNLR Mayor Patrick Hays vetoes ordinance abolishing commLR drops proposal for park at 18th and ValentineNLR Mayor Hays vetoes abolition of Parks CommissionGrand Prairie Trace would attract tourists to areaState tourism agency trying to attract black vacationersNLR Council overrides mayor 's veto on Parks CommissionSearcy begins parks improvement programTourists in state likely to be olderSuperintendent proud of Benton's municipal parksTexas woman finds 4.33 carat diamond at Crater of DiamondsStone found at Crater of Diamonds is not a diamondFake stone melts dreams of dollars for TexanSearcy girl finds .74 carat diamond at Crater of DiamondsCrater of Diamonds yields diamond valued at $38.000Two diggers arrested at Parkin Archeological State ParkGovernor's Conf on Tourism under way at Hot SpringsTravel tax already bearing fruit in ArkCorps of Engineers may give parks to stateA case of passing the bucks? (ed on Army Corps proposal)Jimmy Driftwood fights to keep landfill out of Oz ark Folk CtrTree planted in MacArthur Park to honor Gen MacArthurPulaski. Garland counties get biggest share of travel dollarsCorps plan to give parks to Ark ripped by Bill AlexanderWalking . jogging most popular activity in LR parksLR Parks Director Julius Breckling to retire<strong>Arkansas</strong> rej ects offer to take over Corps of Engineers parks01/20/91 Cl01/24/91 B401/29/91 Bl01/29/91 Cl01/30/91 B402/ 1/91 Bl02/ 2/91 B402/ 3/91 Fl02/ 8/91 ClO02/ 12/91 Bl02/ 12/91 B302/21/91 ClO03/ 1/91 B303/10/91 B403/16/91 Bl03/20/91 Bl03/21/91 BlO03/22/91 BS03/23/91 B903/25/91 B303/26/91 ClO03/28/91 Al03/29/91 BS04/ 5/91 BS04/ 6/91 B204/ 7 /91 F904/10/91 A304/14/91 B204/16/91 B304/18/91 Bl211125211344453145314551223211213222234
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTourism in Ark expanding, officials sayParkin State Archeological Site excavation continuesCossatot River State Park dedication draws SOO visitorsViolence taints beauty at NLR' s Emerald ParkOzark Folk Center offers rustic crafts, folk musicEarly numbers indicate rise in tourism in stateRiverfront Park at LR renamed to honor Julius BrecklingWhite Rock Mountain cabins offer hideaway for visitorsBuffalo Natl River Visitor Center features paintingsQueen Wilhelmina may get private club, alcoholic beveragesPrairie Grove Battlefield Park expansion soughtPrairie Grove Battlefield Park endangered by urban sprawlLR takes steps to ensure safety at concerts in RiverfrontOld Mill to be closed for secretive repairs to concreteCarlos Cortes restoring Old Mill in NLR parkMaumelle slowly developing Lake Wilastein ParkNashville man finds Crater of Daiamonds gem worth $10,000Proposed private club in Wilhelmina Park rejected by CommTourism is only industry in smal l town of GilbertDiamonds found at Crater of Diamonds usually stay uncutBathroom at Kevin McReynolds Sports Complex vandal izedParks for Delta area of East <strong>Arkansas</strong> soughtJacksonville recreation center has crowding problemPulaski County, Little Rock may form new 1,000-acre parkPowhatan Courthouse State Park is site of 1873 jailBill Bunton named director of Little Rock parksRichard Emmel touts Crater of Diamonds. local areaFeature article on <strong>Arkansas</strong> Post Natl MonumentPetit Jean State Park protecting its resourcesCrater of Diamonds dispute goes to US Circuit Appeals CourtUS Ct of Appeals hears argument on diamond drilling in parkCommittee of 100 raises funds for Ozark Folk CenterState parks budget at breaking pointVillage Creek State Park virtually undiscoveredPig Trail in NW Ark ideal for hi.king (map of trail area)LR parks would get $10 million if voters approve taxResults of survey of travelers along scenic highway 7Black travelers targeted by Parks and Tourism departmentParks Dept ponders acquisition of rail tracks for trailCrater of Diamonds yields 6.3-carat yellow diamondInternational Paper donates funds for Pinnacle arboretum.East Arkansans urge purchase of railroad right-of-wayWinter tourism growing in <strong>Arkansas</strong>PARKS, ROSAsee also Presidential election of 1992PAROLEsee Pardon and parolePAR.ONsee also WaterPARTIES AND DANCESsee also Colleges and universitiesPARTNERSHIP FOR SU STAINABLE GRGlTHsee Aviation and aircraftPASSION PLAYS05/10/91 ClO 205/11/91 BS 1OS/17/91 DB 105/21/91 B3 1OS/ 26/91 Kl 2OS/28/91 Bl 605/30/91 B2 206/ 9/91 Dll 206/16/91 Gl s06/ 18/91 Bl 506/19/91 Bl 306/19/91 Bl 306/25/91 Bl 206/25/91 B2 606/26/91 B3 107 I l/91 B3 507/ S/91 Bl 507 / S/91 B7 307 I 5/91 DB 207/ 7/91 Bl 207 /11/91 B3 207 /12/91 B2 507 /lS/91 B3 l07 /18/91 Al 607 /28/91 B3 208/ 6/91 B2 408/15/91 B9 108/18/91 J6 308/2S/91 J6 108/26/91 B3 508/27 /91 Bl s09/ 1/91 El 209/ 6/91 BS 409/lS/91 Dl3 209/19/91 D8 210/ 2/91 Al 310/14/91 x4 1* 11/11/91 El 2* 11/16/91 B5 1* 11/20/91 A14 4* 11/21/91 BlO 1* 12/ 6/91 B12 1* 12/30/91 Dl 123S
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE OOLsee Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs )PATE. CAROLsee also Efird. Tyson Leesee also Psychic phenomenaPATTERSON. CARRICKComments on sale of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette to Walter HussmanPATTISON. DARBY* 10/19/91 AB 1see also Books and writingPEACE CENTER. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Middle EastPEACE CORPSsee also EducationPEARL HARBOR, Attack onsee World War IIPEARSON (BEN) MANUFACTURING COFire damages archery plant at Pine BluffPEGGY 1 S DAY CARE CENTER02/ 9/91 B3 2see also Sex crimesPENDERGRAFF. TERRYsee also Culture and the artsPENICK. ED JRsee also Imperato. Lousee also Spil<strong>Tech</strong> IncPENITENTIARIESsee Prisons and prisonersPENIX, MARIAN FFirst woman named to Ark Court of Appeals dies at age 67PENSIONS09/22/91 Bl 5see TaxationPEOPLE .AGAINST A CHEMICALLY CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENTsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsPEPSI COLA BOTTLING COsee also Mid-South Bottling CoPERIODICAL Ssee also Mitchell, NellieFort Smith Etc magazine ready to hit newsstandsJohn Brummett named editor of <strong>Arkansas</strong> TimesPERKINS, RAY05/ 6/91 B305/24/91 CB24see al so FootballPERRY-CASA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag23PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap19PERSIAN GULF CRISISsee Middle EastPERSONAL DEVELOPMENTsee SuccessPETER, LILYState poet laureate, Phillips County farmer dies at age 100Trusten Holder praises Miss Lily for concern for wildernessArticle calls Miss Peter a genteel lady made of steelPETITIONS07 /28/91 B808/ 1/91 BS10/ 2/91 B9544see Politics and govtPETROLEUM PRODUCTS236
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPrice of gasoline climbing rapidlyHigher gasoline taxes begin todayLawmakers riled by alleged gas price-fixingPHANTOMSsee ApparitionsPHARIS BROADCASTING INCsee TelevisionPHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Pharmacy Board (Ark)PHARMACY BOARD (Ark)Apmt of Percy Malone to board has Ark Pharmacy Assn buzzingMore details on controversy over appmt of Percy MalonePercy Malone has reputation as consumer-oriented pharmacistPharmacists broke word. Gov Bill Clinton saysPHELPS FAN MANUFACTURING COGiant fan produced by Phelps rescuse govt 's nuclear proj ectPHENOMENAMy stery cloud rolls across farm in Conway CountyChemical analysis fails to determine contents of bubblePHILANDER SMITH COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesPHILANTHROPYsee also Altheimer Foundationsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> Power and Light Cosee also Athletics and sportssee also Callan Publishing Companysee also Colleges and universitiessee also Hawk.ins. Ethelsee also International Paper Co03/15/91 Al04/ 1/91 Al06/27 /91 B609/ 5/91 Bl09/ 7 /91 Bl09/ 7 /91 Bl09/ 7/91 BlO07/15/91 xlO02/ 7 /91 Bl02/10/91 B35211111111see also Sturgis. Roy and Christine. Charitable and Educ • • •see also Tyson Foods IncTelephone fund-raisers drawn to state. Atty Gen's office says 06/ 6/91 Bl 4New laws restrict professional fund-raisers 06/12/91 B9 1PHILLIPS COS INCsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncKirk Dupps is president of Phillips06/17 /91 x6 1Phillips philosophy is quiet and tough06/17/91 x7 1PHILLIPS COUNTYSuit by blacks over election called power move01/10/91 B6 1Election suit alleges dirty tricks stole election from blacks 01/27 /91 Bl 5Improprieties alleged by both sides in election dispute 01/27/91 Bl 5Blacks lose challenge of <strong>Arkansas</strong> runoff election law02/26/91 Bl 5Federal grand jury begins probe that may involve voting 08/ 7 /91 Bl 1State Rep Jimmie Wilson calls inquiry effort to hinder blacks 08/ 7/91 Bl 1NAACP to investigate grand jury in Phil lips County08/10/91 Bl 1Olly Neal joins protest against grand jury08/10/91 Bl 1Elderly resident says visitors voted her on absentee ballot 08/17 /91 Bl 2PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesPHILLIPS PRO-CELEBRITY CHARITY CLASSICClassic to have bigger events. goals this yearGolf shootout. Legends game among additions to ClassicClassic opens with concert under air-conditioned tentActor McLean Stevenson stresses goal of tournament04/ 12/91 Bl 206/20/91 Dl 406/21/91 A6 S06/22/91 B4 1237
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPat Boone is me for banquet honoring sponsors, volunteersBetty Shivey has dinner with actor Patrick DuffyNotes on celebrities at ClassicLast-minute appeal meets goal of $750,000Notes on <strong>1991</strong> ClassicPHILLIPS, TERRY DONsee also Athletics and sportsPHOENIX MORTGAGE CORPDan Lasater, Gerald Hannahs form mortgage, securities firmFederal Natl Mortgage Assn denies Dan Lasater a licensePHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHSsee also Historic buildings and sitesDeAnn Shields-Marley is successful photographerPHYSICIANS AND SURGEONSsee Medicine and healthPIAZZA, BENsee also Actors and entertainersPICKARD. WILLIAM A IIIsee also Money launderingPICKENS-BOND CONSTRUCTION COLegacy of Pickens-Bond lives on with well-trained officersDecline and fall of Pickens-Bond tracedPINE BLUFFsee also PoliceCity seeks to improve fire and police protectionCity Council meeting ends in shouting matchCity Council often split along racial linesStaffing of City Council committees challengedCity considers zoning law to control junk. promote greeneryMayor Carolyn Robinson says bill in Legis aimed at herMayor Carolyn Robinson ends public comment time at meetingsPolitical parties will not be listed on ballots this fallPINE BLUFF ARSENALsee also Defenses and armed forcessee also Toxicological Research, National Center forArsenal celebrates 50th anniversary with ceremony . eventsPINE BLUFF CITY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersPINE BLUFF LAKEsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsPINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja22see Medicine and health Ja19PINES HOTEL (Pine Bluff)see Historic buildings and sitesPINNACLE POINTE HOSPITALsee Medicine and healthPIPELINESsee also Oil and gassee also WildlifePIPKIN. CHRISTINA MARIECross County residents search for missing 9-yr-oldFoul play suspected in disappearance of girlBody of Christina Pipkin found in water-filled ditch06/22/91 B4 306/23/91 Al 606/23/91 A5 106/24/91 Al 206/24/91 B4 105/11/91 CB 407/27/91 ClO 402/18/91 x12 106/24/91 xlO06/24/91 xll01/ 3/91 B301/ 9/91 B302/ 9/91 B302/16/91 B302/26/91 B303/ 2/91 B307 I 2/91 Bl* 12/18/91 B6* 11/ 8/91 Bl05/ 7 /91 Bl05/ 7/91 Bl05/ 8/91 Al11254252211222238
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDrowning believed cause of deathSearch goes on for clues in death of Christina PipkinState Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak finds no molestation signsFuneral service held for Christina Pipkin at WynneTwo youths questioned in caseTwo boys not suspoects in deathsCrime Lab matches sediment in search for cluesHickory Ridge waits. worries in wake of unsolved deathNeighbors suspicious of neighbors in death of Pipkin childPIRACY AND PLAGERISMsee also Computers and data processingPIRELLI ARMSTRONG TIRE (X)RPPlant at LR will lay off 60 workers in DecemberPLANNED PARENTHOODsee Birth control and abortionPLANTSJimsonweed hospitalizes two youths in JonesboroPurple strife. a noxious weed. invades northeast <strong>Arkansas</strong>Battle to save Ark wetlands from purple loosestrife beginsPLAYSsee also Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs )PLEASANT VALLEY COUNTRY CLUBState Rep William L Walker Jr boycotts reception at ClubWalker 's boycott involves lack of black membersReception moved to hotel after threat of black boycottPLUM BAYOU IRRIGATION DISTRICTsee AgriculturePLUM BAYOU LE.VEE DISTRICTsee Improvement districtsPOET LAUREATE. <strong>Arkansas</strong>Verna Lee Hinegardner named Poet LaureatePOINSETT COUNTYJP challenges sheriff 's use of car for football tripsPOISONINGS AND POISONSsee also PlantsPOLANDArkadelphia banker Tod Kersten to help estab bank systemPOLICEsee also Children and youthsee also Civil rights and discriminationsee also Disorderly conductsee also Murders - Barnett. David Eugenesee also Sex crimessee also ShootingsBradley Co NAACP seeks ouster of Warren Chief Robert OutlawThree black state Highway Police officers file bi.as suitWarren Chief Robt Outlaw upset blacks by shooting W GannawayFormer White Co deputy alleges he was framed by State PoliceWarren mayor to seek witnesses in shooting of Willis GannawayGrady Tatum shot to death by El Dorado officer Ken OdomSubstation in Conway Housing Authority complex reduces callsBlack Warren residents seek to oust Chief Robert OutlawPine Bluff Commercial sues police chief under FOIEudora City Council votes to keep Chief Lawrence Webster05/ 9/91 Al05/ 9/91 Al05/10/91 Bl05/11/91 Bl05/11/91 Bl05/12/91 B705/ 14/91 B505/23/91 Al05/23/91 Al10/ 1/91 Cl08/31/91 Bl09/ 1/91 B309/20/91 Bl02/22/91 Bl02/22/91 Bl02/23/91 Al10/ 8/91 B222566112226355525* 11/ 6/91 Bl 301/13/91 Fl 201/ 1/91 Bl 201/ 1/91 Bl 201/ 1/91 Bl 201/ 1/91 B3 501/ 2/91 Bl 201/ 4/91 B12 101/ 5/91 B3 201/ 7/91 B3 401/ 8/91 B3 501/ 9/91 Bl 2239
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFOI clash with Pine Bluff Commercial may be personal ity clash 01/10/91 B3 5NAACP wants Warren Police Chief Robert Outlaw fired 01/ ll/91 B14 1Judge rules Pine Bluff Chief can withhold reports from press 01/11/91 B3 2Jacksonville Chief Frank Neely to retire early 01/11/91 B4 1Searcy police to undergo health regimen 01/15/91 B3 5Former Pulaski deputy Ken Dillon chgd with kidnapping 01/16/91 Bl 1State Troopers stand to get larger pay raises 01/22/91 G8 1Warren names black policeman as interim chief 01/23/91 Bl 1First female lieutenant named to LR police 01/23/91 Bl 5LR officer Julius Bryant fired for sexual harassment 01/23/91 BlO 1Grand jury declines to indict Warren Police Chief Outlaw 01/25/91 Bl 2James Nicks . a black. named interim chief at Warren 01/28/91 Bl 5No 'light' jobs for pregnant patrolmen, NLR chief testifies 01/31/91 B2 1NLR officer gets restraining order against chief 01/31/91 B4 1Pine Bluff Commercial to appeal ruling on arrest records 02/ 1/91 Bl 5White Co Sheriff Jess Odom accused of prisoner abuse 02/ 5/91 B3 2House votes to require constables to have training 02/ 5/91 G4 SEx-officer says he refused Jess Odom order to beat suspect 02/ 6/91 B3 5White County Sheriff Odom accused of encouraging brutality 02/ 8/91 B3 2Warren Chief Robert Outlaw reinstated after racial issue 02/12/91 Bl SRogers to end police force military policy 02/13/91 AlO 4Pulaski Sheriff Carroll Gravett calls study a waste 02/13/91 Bl 1List of 19 LR lawmen who have been killed in line of duty 02/14/91 A6 1Somber mood prevails at LR headquarters after officer slain 02/14/91 A7 1Family of Kenneth Steele allege police negligence in death 02/14/91 B3 2Kenneth Steele family blame Conway and state police in death 02/14/91 B3 2Study on Pulaski Co Sheriff's office gets mixed reviews 02/15/91 B2 4Racial issues affect dispute over testing 02/17/91 B2 1Suits over police exams becoming pattern in LR 02/17/91 B2 1Dallas Keller says he never tampered with evidence 02/26/91 BlO 5Legis panel votes to study increased retirement benefits bill 02/26/91 GS 1Conway Dept to hire five additional policemen 02/27 /91 B3 2Pine Bluff studies police brutality issue 03/ 5/91 B3 2Pine Bluff mayor wants copies of complaints against police 03/ 6/91 B3 2Pine Bluff chief defends pol ice source . opens compaint file 03/ 7/91 Bl 4Pine Bluff police cleared of brutal ity accusation 03/ 14/91 Bl 6Pine Bluff police chief. blacks agree to cooperate 03/15/91 B3 2Opionions differ on Pine Bluff brutality report 03/20/91 B3 5Helena pol icemen, ex-city atty admit to torture of prisoner 03/20/91 B4 3Ham.burg group alleges police beat a citizen. demands probe 03/25/91 Bl 1Probe of allegations at Hamburg requested by John Walker 03/26/91 B2 3Angela Y Bak.er suit alleges false arrest. inj ury. harassment 03/27/91 B3 1Angela Yvette Baxter sues UAPB. others in arrest incident 03/27/91 B3 1NAACP investigating charges at Hamburg 03/28/91 B2 5Use of excessive force in <strong>Arkansas</strong> hard to pin down 04/ 1/91 A6 1Saline Co Sheriff Larry Davis critical of Prosecutor Harmon 04/ 2/91 B3 4Prosecutor Dan Harmon critical of Saline Co Sheriff's of fice 04/ 4/ 91 B3 2Pine Bluff Police Chief rej ects brutality claims 04/ 5/91 B7 1Jacksonville officer fired for using excessive force 04/11/91 Bl 5Woman fired by Shetwood aw arded $5,000 punitive damages 04/11/91 B4 3White Co Sheri.ff Jess Odom. 2 jailers sued for by ex-inmate 04/12/91 Bl 2White Co Sheriff Odom gets requested audit of prior adm 04/13/91 B3 2White County ex-sheriff Jerry Johnson denies improprieties 04/16/91 B3 2Alleged former informant Joseph Lee Moore Jr sues Fort Smith 04/18/91 Bl2 1240
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C.OLWoman says Sherwood officer sexually abused her in jail 04/23/91 BlHelicopter crash kills two Garland County deputies in manhunt 04/24/91 AlCopter crashed during manhunt for young suspects in burglary 04/24/91 A6Teens chgd with manslaughter after helicopter crash04/25/91 AlSafety officials inspect scene of helicopter crash04/25/91 A6City of NLR liable for officer who works off duty at funerals 04/25/91 B4LR Officer Reginald Martin shot while attempting arrest 04/26/91 AlReporter John Hoogesteger witnesses shooting of officer 04/26/91 AlAuthorities familiar with Billy Ray Smith who shot Martin 04/26/91 A4Teen-agers face manslaughter chgs in crash of helicopter 04/26/91 BlBradley Ray Wilson was being sought when copter crashed 04/27 /91 AlBradley Ray Wilson, 15. will not be tried as adult in deaths 04/27 /91 AlBilly Ray Smith held in shooting of officer Reginald Martin 04/27 /91 B2Funeral held for victims of helicopter crash04/28/91 BlManslaughter chg in helicopter crash goes to juvenile court 04/30/91 B3Physical fitness test failed by 29 of 41 Conway officers 05/ 2/91 B3Pulaski sheriff's office defends heavy use of directory aid 05/ 4/91 BlMechanical failure cited in fatal helicopter crash05/ 8/91 AlFiring of Julius Bryant by LR Dept upheld by comm05/ 8/91 B2Pulaski Deputy Keith Hodges chgd with excessive force use 05/ 10/91 B7Former Sherwood officer faces chgs of sex abuse of prisoner 05/ 11/91 BlWoman arrested for making false rape chg against NLR officer 05/11/91 B4<strong>Arkansas</strong> honors officer slain in line of duty05/18/91 B2Sherwood police seek to attain natl accreditation05/20/91 B2LR police morale has improved dramatically. survey shows 05/26/91 AlConway chief calls for State Police probe of his department 06/ 8/91 BlRobert Glenn files federal suit against Conway officer06/ 8/91 B5LR police plan community patrol if funding is available 06/10/91 B2Sherwood Chief Crockett lists names of disciplined officers 06/10/91 B3Judy Ellen Luna Holbird seeks $22.1 million from Fort Smith 06/13/91 B6Book helps officers find laws with ease06/17/91 B2Seminar trains LR officers in handling hostage situations 06/19/91 BlLR officers get lesson on negotiation when hostage involved 06/19/91 B4ACORN says foot patrol at LR is encouraging06/19/91 BSJacksonville woman promoted to end sex bias lawsuit06/19/91 B5Probe of Conway Dept first sought by attorney06/21/91 BlArticle on training in Little Rock 's police academy06/23/91 AlRecruits come to Little Rock police academy from many fields 06/23/91 Al7Conway puts three officers on administrative leave with pay 06/29/91 B4Pine Bluff officers upset by 7-day work week06/29/91 B4Police inquiries an image problem for Conway07 / 2/91 B5Jacksonville hires three more black officers07 /10/91 B3Pine Bluff Dept trying to hire minorities07 /10/91 B9Maumelle Chief Norman Moseley refused to bring document to ct 07 /12/91 B3Norman Moseley says he had had 2 beers, did not want to drive 07 /12/91 B3LR police learning safer tactics for unruly suspects07/15/91 B2Pulaski Sheriff and deputies sued by businessman James Adams 07/16/91 B4Conway jailer Bill McNew to receive discipline07 /17 /91 B9Independence Co deputy claims refusal to lie got him fired 07 /18/91 BlIndependence Sheriff Hunter allegedly cursed state trooper 07 /18/91 BlDemoted Conway detective Bill McNew denies charges07 /18/91 B9LR creates youth investigation squad07 /22/91 B8Independence County deputy Billy Meeks may get job back 07 /24/91 B3Sherwood panel says four police tests misgraded07 /25/91 B2221311222422225522244625221154524125211121111141221121241
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLIndependence Deputy Billy Meeks reinstated by Sheriff Hunter 07/25/91 B3 2Conway officer Bill McNew suspended without pay 07/25/91 B5 1Prosecutor finds no evidence of Conway police criminal ity 08/ 3/91 B2 5Stephens m.ayor suspends town's only full-tim.e pol ice officer 08/ 6/91 Bl 2Legislative panel begins study of State Police operations 08/ 6/91 B8 1NLR officer Jim Puckett kil ls Martin Butler in drug arrest 08/ 8/91 Al 2Springdale officer suspended for alleged slapping of prisoner 08/ 8/91 A8 1Conway Chief Tim Daley says atty offered deal on Bill McNew 08/ 8/91 Bl 5Off-duty LR officer Douglas Elms shot trying to stop robbery 08/ 8/91 Bl 5Maumel le Chief Norman Moseley will not face contempt charges 08/ 8/91 B2 2Pulaski deputy Ken Dillion impl icated in other incidents 08/ 8/91 B7 6Conway city atty says no deal offered chief in McNew case 08/ 9/91 Bl 1LR officer shoots C D Bowling during incident 08/ 9/91 Bl 1Jim Puckett unable to contact backup before shooting 08/ 9/91 Bl 6Teens sought in shooting of LR Officer Douglas Elms 08/ 9/91 BS 1Famil ies of two Garland Co deputies killed on duty get funds 08/13/91 Bl 1Prosecutor investigates alleged bribery try at Conway 08/15/91 B4 3Conway Civil Service Comm upholds suspension of Bill McNew 08/17/91 B7 1Conway officers Tester. Gibbs and Fason plead innocent 08/17/91 B7 6Officers Tester. Gibbs. Fason chgd with evidence tampering 08/17/91 B7 6Fayetteville officer Dennir E aylor fired over force use 08/20/91 B3 1Fayetteville police followed procedure in arrest of Credit 08/23/91 B3 2Investigation under way at Boonev ille police dept 09/20/91 Bl 2Black state troopers file suit alleging racial bias 09/28/91 Bl 2Crossett police raid wrong home. allegedly struck resident 10/ 4/91 Bl 1FBI closed probe of chg of brutality at Baxter Co Jail 10/ 9/91 B3 1Fort Smith officer Randy Balch resigns; brutality alleged 10/17/91 Bl 5Some law enforcement agencies now videotape from cars * 10/19/91 C2 1Law Enforcement Day observed with ceremony at state Capitol * 11/10/91 Bl 1Crossett police explain how wrong house chosen for raid * ll/17 /91 Bl 1Conway offier alleges pomotion rights violated * 11/30/91 B4 3State Police refused to transport corneas. Dr Tvedten says * 12/12/91 B9 1Jonesboro computer:Ules patrol cars * 12/24/91 Bl lPolice files ruled open under FOI law * 12/24/91 Bl 5Rul ing opening police files came in Pine Bluff case * 12/24/91 Bl 5Risk of inj ury to police during arrest rises dramatically * 12/29/91 Bl 6POLICE CHIEFS. <strong>Arkansas</strong> Association ofsee Callan Publishing CompanyPOLITICS AND GOVTsee also Phillips Countysee also Presidential election of 1992see also Rockefeller. WinthropJohn Penn posts ideas of ARIAS across Little Rock01/ 2/91 B2History is reason for one party in Ark. Robert McCord writes 01/ 6/91 ClBill to have county clerks verify petition signatures opposed 01/ 8/91 Bl2Common Cause says petition checking assigned Secy of State Ol/ 8/91 Bl2Proposal for recall of officials filed with legislature 01/11/91 BSLaw requiring identity of author of political ads challenged 01/12/91 BlPolitical group ARIAS reveals purpose. name01/13/91 B2New state Ethics Commission sworn in01/19/91 B6Betsey Wright opposes term limits for legislators01/24/91 I3Bill in Legis would limit use of titles on election ballots 01/24/91 16House passes bill making forging petition names a felony 01/29/91 G4Bill to ensure GOP affiliation for comm appmt killed in House 01/31/91 I6111112521344242
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill in Senate would provide for computer voter registrationBill to move primary election nearer fall has meritHouse rej ects bill to assure good Repubs named to panelsBill to move up primaries debatedBill requiring joint primaries withdrawnLeading contributors to pol iticians listedTyson Foods is state' s leading contributor to politiciansHouse defeats measure liberalizing absentee vote lawBill on mishandling of petition canvasses becomes lawElection runoff system allowed to stand by US Supreme CourtPhillips County blacks had challenged runoff election lawMove of primary elections to August fails in SenateBill to revise election law has bipartisan endorsementsUse of title as part of candidate 's name on ballot now bannedAsa Hutchinson says GOP to push for term limits for officialsAttempt to end runoffs fails in House panelBill in Legis would end mixing campaign fundsHouse approves election dispute investigati.on billTerm limit backers eyeing Ark for public initiativeSenate defeats plan for county clerks to verify signaturesLegis approves use of county clerks to verify petition namesChristian Coalition to propose initiated act for recallRepublicans sue to block new Ethics Commis sionIdeas suggested for Election Law Revision Comm to considerEthics Comm appointee Ronald May def ends his GOP credentialsDavid Duke to speak at Lawrence Co Lincoln Day dinnerOpinions on appearance of David Duke at GOP event heatedColumn on scheduled visit by David Duke at GOP fund-raiserTerm-limit movement seeks citizen powerDavid Duke visit upsets COP official Kenneth HarrisDavid Duke says critics in Ark do not know his viewsDavid Duke cannot change his racist past. columnist writesDavid Duke still racist. Louisiana Coalition saysRon Blome writes about David Duke and his ideasAsa Hutchinson. Sheffield Nelson oppose David Duke appearanceTommy Robinson refuses to criticize David Duke visit to ArkDavid Duke speaks at Walnut Ridge meeting of RepublicansWelfare underclass threatens nation. David Duke saysBill Kerr disregards Hutchinson. Nelson advice on David DukeCuriosity about David Duke 's ideas brought many listeners outDavid Duke 's visit. ideology attacked by Clare AlaleAbout 20 pickets greet David Duke on arrival at Walnut RidgeDuke in Walnut Ridge (ed)Principles of elective politics listed by Tom. Mary DillardGOP may consider rule so Lawrence Co chmn can be removedGOP may be in for catfight over David Duke appearanceState scorns Financial World survey on money mgmt by stateBetsey Wright denies DLC mimics RepublicansState GOP panel distances itself from David Duke . extremistsBetsey Wright skeptical of GOP effort on tax rise voteBill Kerr says David Duke speaks sensibly for all workersState Ethics Comm violates FOI at first meetingBetsey Wright. Jerry Bookout disagree on state DLC makeupEthics Commission meetings must be public. Atty Gen rules02/ 5/91 G402/10/91 Cl02/12/91 Gl02/13/91 H502/16/91 B602/18/91 B202/18/91 B202/20/91 Hl02/22/91 !702/26/91 Bl02/26/91 Bl02/28/91 1403/ 1/91 IS03/12/91 G703/ 14/91 Bl03/ 14/91 I203/18/91 B503/19/91 G403/24/91 A603/27 /91 H203/28/91 I604/ 4/91 B604/ 6/91 All04/ 7 /91 Bl204/16/91 B604/19/91 Al04/ 19/91 Al04/20/91 Bl04/21/91 Bl04/23/91 A604/24/91 Al04/25/91 Bl04/25/91 Bl04/25/91 Bll04/26/91 Bl04/27 /91 Bl04/28/91 Al04/28/91 Al04/28/91 Al04/28/91 A804/28/91 A804/28/91 A804/30/91 B604/30/91 B705/ 1/91 B905/ 2/91 Bl05/ 2/91 ClO05/12/91 Al05/12/91 Bl05/14/91 B205/17/91 Bl 205/24/91 Bl06/ 2/91 BS06/ 9/91 Bl414135555552151351l34331122155615152557135114125521215243
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLabor questions county judge 's control of vote-counters 06/18/91 Bl 2New law limits contributions to PACs by individuals 06/20/91 B2 4Party labels. elective titles on ballot legal. judge rules 07/ 2/91 B4 4Asa Hutchinson. Betsey Wright tilt over issues 07/20/91 Bl 2Rep Dan Rostenkowski comes to LR for Democratic fund-raiser 07/27/91 Bl 2Ethics director finds fault in political finance reports 08/23/91 B5 1Opinion issued on lobbyist-sponsored events 08/23/91 B5 4Group wants to limit terms of politicians 08/30/91 B2 6Saturday el ections favored by Betsey Wri.ght 09/ 5/91 Bl 1Ethics law leaves room for profit from campaign donations 09/ 6/91 Bl 1Betsey Wright resigns post as head of Democratic Party 09/12/91 Al 2Columnist discusses Betsey Wright 's departure 09/13/91 Bl 1Democratic office-holders praise. defend Betsey Wright 09/13/91 Bl 5Betsey Wright scrambles to pay off Democratic Party's debt 09/24/91 Bl 2State Democratic Party debt paid off. Betsey Wright says 09/28/91 B2 1State Democrats mame George 0 Jernigan Jr chairman 09/29/91 Bl 2Lawrence Co GOP Chmn Earl Sloan Jr urges support for Clinton 10/ 1/91 B2 1State GOP urges Bill Clinton to resign Governor 's Office 10/ 4/91 A9 2Sheffield Nelson blames Bill Clinton for LR 2000 tax defeat 10/11/91 B5 5Ethics Comm rules direct and PAC contributions legal 10/17/91 B5 1Term limitation endorsed by Hugh Hart Pollard 10/ 17/91 Cl 1Number of registered voters drops by 19.421 * 10/23/91 Bl 1State Ethics Comm uncertain about its investigative powers * 10/28/91 Bl 4Ethics Comm is tiger without teeth. columnist writes * 10/31/91 Bll 1Arkanssas Women' s Political Caucus holds convention * 11/ 3/91 Bl 5Term limits needed to remind elected of duties. group says * 11/ 9/91 Al3 1GOP director Richard Bearden saves strength for 'winnables' * 11/10/91 Bl 1Charles Peters promotes term limits for state officials * 11/14/91 Bl 1Arkansans unsure if they want to hold Saturday elections * 11/17/91 Al6 4Campaign financing laws of Ark. South Carolina compared * 11/24/91 H8 2Ethics Commission law challenged by Asa Hutchinson's suit * 12/ 7/91 B2 2Argument over Ethics Comm operation explodes at meeting * 12/12/91 Al 3Secy of State Bill McCuen, Jack Kerney argue on Ethics Comm * 12/12/91 Al 3Leftover donated campaign funds to be returned. panel rules * 12/13/91 B6 2Ethics Comm chief wonders why Bill Mccuen requested opinion * 12/19/91 Bl lPOLITICS AND GOVT. LocalBill in Legis would restore city election law 01/24/91 I6 3Bill to halt city. county general election runoffs sinks 03/28/91 14 lState Rep Pat Flanagin proposes redrawing of wards in cities 06/20/91 BB lFederal mandates without funding is problem for Ark cities * 11/18/91 BS 4POLK COUNTYsee also Emergency servicesPOLLAN , CAROLYNsee also EducationPOLLSsee Public opinion and surveysPOLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOLOGY COMMISSION (Ark)see Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark)POLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOLOGY DEPARTMENT (Ark)see also Lakes and riverssee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialssee also Rivers and lakesTension between PC&E Comm members surf ace at meetingPC&E restructuring bill reworded01/26/91 B12 101/30/91 H3 1244
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C.OLPolluters now control PC&E. columnist writes 02/ 12/91 G5 1Gov Bill Clinton open to 2 PC&E bill changes 02/13/91 H3 1PC&E restructure bill gets approval of Gov Bill Clinton 02/20/91 HS 1Senate panel amends, approves restructuring of PC&E Comm 02/22/91 16 1PC&E Comm orders review of restructuring plan 02/23/91 Bl2 2Gov Bill Clinton draws line on PC&E restructuring 02/27/91 H2 3PC&E restructure compromise fails; special interests harden 02/28/91 I5 1Gov Clinton. Poul try Federation at stalemate over PC&E bill 03/ 1/91 A9 1Lobbyists have clout to defeat restructuring of PC&E 03/ 1/91 i5 1Gov Clinton plans PC&E restructure vote strategy 03/ 2/91 A12 5Gov Clinton urges citizens to work for PC&E restructuring 03/ 3/91 Bl 2Senate adopts change in PC&E restructure bill 03/ 5/91 Gl 3Environmentalist say Senate made PC&E restructuring useless 03/ 5/91 Gl 4Big business. environmentalists square off on PC&E bill 03/ 5/91 G3 1Poultry industry the winner in PC&E vote 03/ 5/91 G5 1Gazette urges initiated act to restructure PC&E Comm 03/ 7/91 B6 1PC&E Comm restructuring bill to get another chance in House 03/ 7/91 I6 4Altered PC&E bill satisfied farmers, environmentalists 03/14/91 Al 2Compromise on PC&E sails through Senate 03/15/91 I5 1.Amended bill to restructure PC&E Comm sails through House 03/20/91 H4 5Gov Clinton names two to expanded state PC&E Comm 07/ 2/91 Bl 5Joe Pascale reappointed to PC&E by Gov Bill Clinton 07/ 2/91 Bl 5Balance seen on PC&E Commission 07 / 3/91 B6 4Conservationists angered by reappointment of Joe Pascale 07/ 5/91 Bl2 5Columnist says Pascale appmt was payoff of political debt 07/ 6/91 Bl 1Gene Farrell resigned commission seat at Gov Cl inton request 07/ 6/91 B7 1Joe Pascale responds to critics of his PC&E appointment 07/ 9/91 B5 2Letter critical of vote on endangered streams 08/ 3/91 B8 4Use of substitutes at PC&E meetings challenged 08/18/91 Bl 2PG&E rejects request to amend rule on conflict of interest * 12/ 7 /91 B3 1POLLUTION. WASTES AND HAZARDOU S MATERIALSsee also EarthquakesOverseeing Vertac not Jacksonv ille's job. PC&E lawyer says 01/ 1/91 A7 1Burn of chemical wastes at Vertac will be safe, figures show 01/ 3/91 Al 4People Against a Chemically Contaminated Environment protest 01/ 3/91 Al 4Vertac Site Contractors ready to proceed with dioxin burn 01/ 3/91 Al 4Vertac Site Contractors may get certification in 60 days 01/ 4/91 B4 4Paper mills upset by PC&E proposal on dioxin release in water 01/ 4/91 B6 6State prison violated wastewater standards, PC&E says 01/ 5/91 Bl 2Tyson Foods loses Carroll County case in federal appeals ct 01/ 9/91 A9 1PC&E tells NLR to close landfill near airport Ol/ 9/91 B4 1Bills in Legis would deal with waste disposal 01/13/91 MB 1Cabot mayor 's trip to EPA offices may have saved city fines 01/18/91 B3 2Gov Bill Clinton's environmental bills drawing opposition 01/22/91 All 1Bill in Legis would limit out-of-dist trash imports 01/23/91 H6 1Some landfill
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTwo Mena men acquitted on hazardous waste chargesGasoline tanker overturns at Fort Smith, spills S,900 gallonsAbout 4,000 gallons of gas spills into creek at Fort Smith<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks 12th in imports of hazardous wastesNucor-Yamato Steel Co emissions violate air standardsColumnist says lots at stake with waste legislationLegis panel approves ban on tires, acid batteries in landfillProvisions of bills before LegislatureRutgers chemist to evaluate Jacksonville dioxin testingJacksonville atty responds to PC&E hazardous wastes suitFederal govt asks 4 Ark firms to cut release of 17 chemicalsHousehold recyclables piling up as market exceeds demand<strong>Arkansas</strong> to seek manufacturers who use recycled materialsOot-of-state waste clogging landfill near TexarkanaKeep <strong>Arkansas</strong> Beautiful adopts 'Fight Dirty ' themeProposals in Legis would allow landfills more flexibilityRecycling measure held up as lawmakers study costsSlightly radioactive waste mishandled at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Nuclear OneHouse panel votes to exempt Ap&L from recycling fee on ashHouse approves recycling bill after long, heated debateMunicipal League backs waste disposal proposals in LegisSenate panel approves tougher pollution penaltiesCourt orders halt to dumping at landfill in Pulaski CouintyOld bauxite mines could be used for landfillsAmendment could dilute recycling bill in LegisBad actor bill affects multi-state corporations ' recordsBad actor bill ready to come to Legislative committeeRecycling bill draws criticism from some House membersCabot rej ects plan to pipe sewage into JacksonvilleBill in Legis would regionalize collection, recyclingWaste Management Inc, AP&L oppose waste mgmt bills in LegisFort Smith officials seek source of odorSenate panel approves pollution and landfill billsBill exempts utilities from having to collect garbage feesSummary of provisions of proposed regional trash disposalSenate passes 'bad actor' bill on pollutionGov Clinton asks electric utilities to collect garbage feesFayetteville wastewater enters Illinois River, flows to Okl aUA biologist defends Illinois River study on water qual ityCabot unlikely to keep sewer grant, PC&E saysAmdt exempts utility firms from having to collect garbage feeNucor-Yamato Steel fined $50,000 over air permitLR Sewer Dept must decrease runoff getting into systemHouse passes 'bad actor ' billWorkers find 72,000 lbs of arsenic in burned warehouseVertac plant review finishedHouse approves eight environmental billsPCB level in Lake Pine Bluff does not worry Mayor RobinsonIncineration rate reached at Vertac . results showRadioactive medical device missing from UAMSLandfill lobbyists to seek changes in recycling billsHeavy lobbying defeats three proposals on garbage, recyclingEPA to blow up cans of chemicals at VertacGov Clinton says garbage bills to get past industry protest02/ 2/91 BS 402/ 2/91 B6 602/ 3/91 Bl 502/ S/91 Al 602/ 6/91 Al 602/ 6/91 H5 102/ 8/91 I1 502/ S/91 I1 502/ 9/91 Bl 202/ 9/91 B4 102/ 9/91 B6 502/10/91 Bl 202/10/91 B2 102/11/91 BS 102/11/91 x6 202/12/91 G4 102/12/91 G4 102/13/91 Bl 102/13/91 H7 302/14/91 I1 402/14/91 !3 102/ 14/91 16 l02/15/91 Bl 502/15/91 Cl 202/15/91 I4 402/16/91 BS 102/16/91 BS 102/17/91 Bll 502/18/91 B3 402/19/91 G4 102/19/91 GS 102/21/91 BS 202/21/91 !6 102/22/91 I3 102/22/91 102/22/91 !5 102/23/91 Al5 202/23/91 B9 202/23/91 B9 202/26/91 B3 302/26/91 G4 102/28/91 B2 202/28/91 B2 s03/ 2/91 Al2 503/ 2/91 B3 203/ 2/91 B4 303/ 5/91 GS 103/ 6/91 Bl 103/ 8/91 Bl 503/ 8/91 Bl 503/12/91 G4 403 /14/91 I4 303/15/91 Bl 403/17/91 B5 113246
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSolid waste bills get Senate approvalSaline County seeks to keep landfillsBills for cleaner state pass LegislatureGov Clinton signs 10 bills into lawUS Supreme Ct to hear Ark-Okla dispute in Fayetteville caseOpponents file suit to stop Vertac burnState rej ect s Vertac dioxin burn; technical problems citedPC&E letter explains ruling on Vertac incineration plansVertac stoppage elicits mixed views, strong wordsState adding Defense Dept. Dow Chemical as Vertac defendantsState sues Defense Dept. Dow Chemical in Vertac cleanup casePC&E chmn asks Georgia-Pacific to dump wastewater in OuachitaCourt ruling voids local bans on haz ardous wastes burningAllen Canning Co agrees to pay $100.000 fine PG&E assessedJacksonville will likely appeal decision on burning banPC&E ready to assess stiffer penalties against pollutersWells. springs contiminated in northwest Boone CountyNewly-hatched minnows die in <strong>Arkansas</strong> River waterLR third grader leads family, school to recycling programs<strong>Arkansas</strong> recycling grows strongFort Smith takes recycling to the streetsSpecial report on Earth Day <strong>1991</strong>Recycling rules listedWeather dampens Earth Day cleanup effortTulsa firm wants to build plant to recycle Fayetteville trashContaiminated soil crosses Ark by rail<strong>Arkansas</strong> Envirocorp plans medical waste incinerator in LRHospitals take wait-and-see approach to Envirocorp plansNew 'bad actor' law may be tested with Fulton SanitattionSeminar at LR focuses on recyclingDioxin undetectable in Jacksonville soil samplesPC&E legal counsel says Bad Actor Law improves permit processNearly 79 million lbs of toxic chemicals released in ArkArkansans dump 1.9 million gallons of used motor oil annuallyFulton Sanitation landfill near Rogers under PSC scrutinyAnimal Waste Task Force begins study of pollultion problemAnimal waste is urgent environmental problem, Governor saysPC&E head says he recd letter charging Fulton violationsGreenpeace rept calls Vertac dioxin burn a farceState authorizes second Vertac trial burn of wastesEPA testing PCB-tainted salvage site near BentonNLR apartment residents say gasoline leaks under buildingFulton Sanitation fined $70B,267 by PC&EBraking truck spills sodium hy droxide (lye) at Pine BluffFulton Sanitation officials surprised by finesCleanup of salvage yard near Benton beginsPulaski landowners fight disposal of grease in soilCorning family worries about chemical in ditchPC&E wants study of South <strong>Arkansas</strong> groundwaterExpl osion shut down Vertac incinerator in MayAtty Gen Winston Bryant disputes Oklahoma water standard ruleOkla could set water standards for Ark under court rulingTanner family at Corning moving to avoid yellow chemicalSides negotiate temporary halt to Vertac burn03/20/91 HS03/21/91 B303/27 /91 H803/27 /91 H804/ 2/91 A304/ 2/91 Bl04/ 3/91 Al04/ 3/91 A704/ 3/91 A704/ 5/91 Al04/ 6/91 B404/ 8/91 B204/12/91 Bl04/12/91 Cl04/13/91 B404/ 14/91 Bll04/lB/91 BS04/20/91 Bl04/21/91 Al04/21/91 Al04/21/91 A604/21/91 A604/21/91 A604/22/91 Bl04/25/91 CB04/30/91 Al05/ 2/91 Al05/ 3/91 B205/ 3/91 B205/ 4/91 B205/ 7/91 B305/14/91 B605/17/91 A905/19/91 Al05/21/91 A605/22/91 Al05/22/91 Al05/22/91 BB05/23/91 Bl05/24/91 Bl05/24/91 BlO05/24/91 B305/25/91 B405/26/91 B405/29/91 B1405/29/91 B605/30/91 Al05/31/91 Al05/31/91 Bl406/ 1/91 B306/ 1/91 B406/ 1/91 B406/ 1/91 B606/ 2/91 Bl12113221151262l25525112142522224151224221555l222115555247
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLEPA. contractor call Vertac suit flimsy 06/ 4/91 B3 1Medical waste incinerator at LR debated at City Bd meeting 06/ 5/91 Bl 2Agricultural chemical confirmed in ditch at Corning 06/ 5/91 Bll 2Asbestos tiles used to fill road in Oak Grove area 06/ 5/91 B3 1Residents of Oak Grove (Pulaski Co) worried about asbestos 06/ 5/91 B3 1Medical incinerator being built in White County 06/ 5/91 BS 4Stench from factories disrupts life in Fort Smith 06/ 6/91 Al 2Judge hears evidence against Vertac trial burn 06/ 6/91 B3 1PCE proposes new standard on dioxin levels in state's water 06/ 7/91 Bl 4Test burn chemical will not burn. chemist testifies 06/ 7/91 Bl 6South Pulaski residents appeal permit for grease in soil 06/ 7/91 B2 1Judge hears testimony about planned dioxin burn at Vertac 06/ 8/91 B3 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Envirocorp asks LR to delay incinerator decision 06/11/91 Al 5High-risk incinerator no use to LR. columnist writes 06/11/91 Bl 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> is net exporter of hazardous materials 06/11/91 B2 5Chemicals found in ditch near Corning are herbicides 06/11/91 B2 5Trial burn resumes at Vertac 06/11/91 B3 4LR mayor opposes bonds to pay for medical incinerator 06/12/91 B2 1Federal judge hearing arguments on Vertac case 06/13/91 B3 1Vertac hearing ignores input of local lawyer 06/14/91 B4 5Hot Springs to pay $125 , 000 fine for polluting Lake Catherine 06/14/91 BS 3PC&E seeks records of Fulton Sanitation on cyanide disposal 06/18/91 BlO 1Asbestos tile road-fill worries North Pulaski residents 06/19/91 B3 4Asbestos tiles used as road fill came from Levi Strauss Co 06/19/91 B3 4Lake Pine Bluff fish may not be PCB-free; levels are lower 06/22/91 Bl 5Judge denies restart of Vertac incineration 06/22/91 BS 5Quality of Ozark Plateau water to be studied BY USGS 06/22/91 BB 5Hundreds protest incinerator site in White County 06/23/91 Bl 5Proposed incinerator for medical wastes fuels fear at LR 06/25/91 Al 2Plans for medical waste inincerators raise questions 06/25/91 A6 1Vietnam veterans cite dioxin experience. oppose burn 06/25/91 BS 1Ark heal.th official to head Central Interstate Comm 06/26/91 Bl 5Dr Gregory Holten testifies Vertac incineration lesser risk 06/26/91 Bl 5Tests find dioxin in fish from several areas of state 06/26/91 B3 4Vertac burn not health risk, witnesses testify 06/27/91 B3 5Gov Bill Clinton asks PSC to review medical waste licenses 06/28/91 Bl 2EPA wants old Vertac papers returned; fears contamination 06/29/91 Al 2Reporter for <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat will not give papers to EPA 06/29/91 Al 2PC&E allows review of permit for medical incinerator at LR 06/29/91 Bl 2Vertac cleared for test burn 06/29/91 Bl 5Madison residents want more facts about medical incinerator 06/29/91 B9 1Activist holding on to allegedly contaminated Vertac records 07/ 2/91 B3 5Vertac to burn leftover herbicide waste today 07 I 2/91 B3 5Pocahontas group wants drilling for lead in Missouri stopped 07/ 3/91 B7 2John C Selph chgd with dumping 900 gallons of gasoline 07/ 3/91 B7 3Asbestos waste found at West Point Community Bldg in NW Ark 07/ 6/91 Bll 1Column on proposed medical wastes incinerator at LR 07/13/91 Bl 1Environmentalists. paper companies battle over dioxin 07/13/91 B1 4 1Medical incinerator foes form coalition to stop facility 07/13/91 B2 1State health officials seek money for Jacksonville study 07/13/91 B3 5Independence JPs oppose medical waste incinerator in area 07 /15/91 B5 6PC&E to consider moratorium on medical waste incinerators 07/16/91 Al 2Crowd at LR urged to protest medical incinerator 07/16/91 Bl 6Moratorium on out-of-state wastes challenged in federal court 07/16/91 B2 1248
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPiney Bay swim ban lifted after testing shows safe levelsPC&E hotline available for reporting pollutersLR. Pulaski officials urge moratorium on medical waste units<strong>Arkansas</strong> must not become dumping ground. Gaz ette saysLegis panel asks review of 4 exisiting medical waste permitsTemporary ban on medical waste incinerator permits issuedInternational Paper reduces dioxin release in <strong>Arkansas</strong> RiverGasoline found in 4 water wells at DalarkFort Smith resident sues <strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins Co over odorsPC&E holds hearing at Crossett on environmental issuesIncinerator permit moratorium backed by PC&E CommArk has 3 counties among nation' s worst for toxic pollutionU S Vanadium is largest single source of water pollutionU S Vanadium says toxic emissions being cutList of <strong>Arkansas</strong> 's most polluted countiesList of <strong>Arkansas</strong> 's top 20 chemical pollutersRanking of all 50 states on toxic chemical releasesRemains of Pankey bldg dumped illegally by <strong>Arkansas</strong> RiverProposed landfill near Durham (Washington Co) draws flakAbout 200 residents protest medical waste incinerator at LRWaste Mgmt Inc overfill of Pine Bluff landfill to be costlyPC&E chief praises <strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins effort to abate smellsPulaski Co medical waste plan called unconstitutionalEntrepreneurs hope to make curbside recycling work in LRAtty Gen Winston Bryant sues PCE over medical wastes issueGov Bill Clinton perplexed by suit by Winston BryantPermit for medical waste incinerator in St Francis Co pul ledAnti-medical wastes incinerator rally praises Winston BryantPC&E director defends medical waste incineratorsPC&E can revoke medical waste incinerator permits. AG rul esFort Smith odor wakens lawyer sent by atty gen to checkIncinerator suit by Winston Bryant unlawful. firm saysPC&E alleges <strong>Arkansas</strong> Protetins hindered inspection of plantDioxin not on Vertac documents held by law firms . EPA saysPC&E finds no odors at NLR crematory<strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins cited for 9 permit violations<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks near middl e in release of toxic chemicalsMaps show heaviest releases of suspect chemicalsEPA seeks to fine Batesville, AP&L . Tyson Foods. othersSelling recycables is challenge for stateState says radioactive fencing poses no dangerAtty Gen Winston Bryant asked to defend medical incineratorsPC&E seeks counsel by Winston Bryant in suit he filedAtty Gen Winston Bryant rej ects request to counsel PC&EPG&E orders end to treatment of sewage with limePC&E reduces U S Vanadium. waste limitsLarge scale medical waste incinerator at LR meets standardsDallas office of EPA to be probed for handling Vertac caseProposed landfill at Hatton (Polk County) faces opposition<strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins to pay fines in sludge disposal caseThousands take time to clean up <strong>Arkansas</strong>Great Lakes Chemical may have tainted water of 50 familiesThird tire fire in three years burning in White County<strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins innocent of fouling air. PC&E report says07/16/91 B5 107 /17 /91 Al 607/17/91 Bl 607/17/91 B12 107 /18/91 Al 207 /18/91 Al 207/21/91 B2 207 /23/91 B3 107 /24/91 Bl 207 /26/91 Bl 207 /27 /91 B5 107 /28/91 Al 207 /28/91 Al 407 /28/91 A16 107 /28/91 Al6 407 /28/91 A16 507 /28/91 A16 608/ 1/91 Al 208/ 1/91 B3 108/ 2/91 Bl 508/ 6/91 B3 108/ 8/91 A8 508/ 8/91 Bl 108/ 9/91 Bl 208/10/91 Al 508/10/91 Al 508/10/91 A7 108/11/91 Bl 208/13/91 B2 308/15/91 Bl 308/16/91 B2 108/16/91 B2 l08/16/91 B2 108/16/91 B2 308/ 17/91 Bl 608/17 /91 B3 108/20/91 A9 l08/20/91 A9 308/21/91 Bl 308/21/91 B2 108/22/91 Bl 208/23/91 Bl 208/23/91 Bl 208/24/91 Bl 508/24/91 B2 108/24/91 B2 108/28/91 Bl 208/28/91 B2 108/31/91 Bl O 309/ 4/91 B3 509/ 8/91 Bl 209/10/91 B3 209/11/91 Bl 609/11/91 B3 l249
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState to take action in tire dump case in White County 09/12/91 B2 1Saline County officials close illegal landfills 09/12/91 B2 4Problem of Illinois River pollution discussed 09/13/91 Bl l 1Upstream people must share concern for water. article says 09/13/91 Bl l 1U S Vanadium says deal struck with PC&E on ammonia discharge 09/13/91 B2 3Atty Gen Winston Bryant files suit against <strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins 09/14/91 Bl 2PC&E. US Vanadium compromise may be in works 09/14/91 B2 6EPA offers to cut fine assessed against Batesville 09/ 14/91 B3 3Atty Gen Winston Bryant 's suits to bar incinerators dismissed 09/17/91 Bl 5Map shows reported hazardous materials incidents (by county) 09/20/91 All 3County can restrict landfills near water sources. ct rules 09/24/91 Bl 2Washington Co wins case on restricting landfill near water 09/24/91 Bl 2Tentative agreement reached in U S Vanadium dispute 09/25/91 B2 1LR City Bd may join suit on medical incinerator regulations 09/26/91 B2 1Storm runoff permit costs concern cities 10/ 4/91 Bl 6Environmentalists criticize Vertac cost 10/ 6/91 Bl 5State radon levels lower than national average 10/ 8/91 A7 1Moratorium on import of trash to Ark landfills upheld 10/ 8/91 Bl 6Court order sought to halt 2nd Vertac burn 10/ 9/91 Bl 2Medical waste incinerator could jeopardize desegregation 10/ 9/91 B2 1Judge refuses to halt burning of wastes at Vertac 10/10/91 Bl 5Complaint against Vertac wastes burn still pending 10/11/91 B2 3NLR may pipe sewage sludge to LR for power generation 10/17/91 B4 4State wants federal govt to pay for Vertac cleanup * 10/22/91 Bl 3Pulaski JPs adopt law requiring medical waste be sterilized * 10/24/91 B2 1Greenpeace questions validity of Jacksonville air tests * 10/25/91 Bl 4Medical waste incinerators given go-ahead by PC&E * 10/-26/91 Al 2Little Rock weighs options over medical waste incinerators * 10/26/91 AlO 1Reynold Metals cleanup at Arkadelphia to cost $5 million * 10/28/91 B2 1EPA official defends tests of Jacksonville air * 10/30/91 B2 lWater pollution suit names Medallion Foods. City of Newport * 10/30/91 B4 1Winston Bryant tells PC&E he will file suit over incinerator* 11/ 1/91 Bl 1Holnam Inc of Mich plans to burn hazardous wastes in Ark * 11/ 4/91 Al 5Holnam Inc would burn hazardous wastes at cement plant * ll/ 4/91 Al 5Public outcry thwarted Holnam in Colorado plans * 11/ 4/91 A8 lWinston Bryant gets another chance to stop incinerators * 11/ 6/91 B2 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> refuses to adopt strict EPA limits on water * 11/ 7/91 AB 3Marion going natural with new sewage plants * 11/ 7/91 Bl 4Jacksonville residents say sewage causing illnesses * 11/ 8/91 B2 3PC&E refuses to adopt federal limits on toxic discharge * 11/ 8/91 B4 1Medical incinerator vote not final . PC&E chmn says * 11/ 9/91 B2 1Group fears Holnam will pollute Millwood Lake * 11/10/91 Bl 3Holnam says 'bad actor' law won't halt its plans * 11/ 10/91 Bl 3Blaze rages at illegal dump near Batesville * 11/12/91 A9 3Boone and Newton County left out of regional landfill plan * 11/12/91 B5 1Burning dump at Batesville will be covered with dirt * 11/13/91 Bl 3State's 456 hog farm operations put stress on water * 11/17/91 Bl 3Studies go on as gog farm construction continues in state * 11/17/91 Bl 3Sierra Club says hog farm rules not tough enough * 11/19/91 Bl lBoone and Newton County left out of waste mgmt districts * 11/21/91 B3 1Medical wastes incinerator opposed by Democrat-Gazette * 12/ 2/91 B6 1Medical wastes incinerator opposed by Democrat-Gazette * 12/ 2/91 B6 1Dioxin trace found; Vertac burn halted * 12/ 3/91 Bl 1Order to halt Vertac burn could cost state $400,000 * 12/ 5/91 Bl 4250
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWinston Bryant loses 2nd bid to revoke 4 incinerator permits* 12/ 7/91 B2 1Illinois River fight pits Ark. Okla in U S Supreme Ct * 12/ 9/ 91 Bl 4Winston Bryant takes state to task on medical wastes * 12/ 9/91 B2 1Vertac Site Contractor asks state for $3 01000 per day * 12/10/91 Bl l<strong>Arkansas</strong>. Oklahoma argue in high court over Illinois River * 12/12/91 Bl 1Charges against <strong>Arkansas</strong> Protein dismissed * 12/13/91 BS 1Criminal chgs against <strong>Arkansas</strong> Proteins dismissed * 12/14/91 B7 5PC&E's rewriting of permit aids ILV Inc. attorney says * 12/16/91 B3 1Environmental felony chgs filed against Rufus A Scott * 12/20/91 Al 3Environmental felony chgs filed against Larry Bross * 12/20/91 Al 3Larry Bross heads Oklahoma-based Location Service * 12/20/91 Al 3Rufus A Scott heads Rol-Lift Corp at Little Rock * 12/20/91 Al 3State Board of Health seeks public comment on medical wastes* 12/20/91 A21 1State wants more data on Vertac trial burn * 12/21/91 Bl 2Holmnam Inc awaits decision on burning wastes * 12/26/91 Bl 5Jacksonville group will not get EPA money * 12/28/91 Bl 5Jacksonville People With Pride plots future course * 12/31/91 Bl 1PONZ I SCHEMEsee Pyramid salesPOOL HALLSsee Amusement and entertainmentPOORsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Housingsee also Insurancesee also Legal aid for the poorsee also Medicine and healthFamily income affects infant death rates. expert says 01/ 8/91 Al 5Gov Bill Clinton will not ask increase in welfare benefits 02/28/91 Bl 1Welfare budget defended by Gov Bill Clinton 03/ 1/91 !3 1Pitch for higher benefits gets cold reception in Legis 03/13/91 16 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> has 208.000 children categorized as 'poor ' 03/27/91 Al 5Many <strong>Arkansas</strong> children are hungry 03/ 27 /91 Al 5School break.fast programs beneficial . survey shows 03/27/91 AB 1<strong>Arkansas</strong>' s spending on nutrition programs in 1990 (table) 03/27/91 AB 2Census says 551 homeless in Ark; shelter workers disagree 04/14/91 Bl 2Gov Clinton releases $250.000 aid for the homeless 04/19/91 B4 5Feature article on Ora Golden and his hard luck life 06/ 2/ 91 Al 2Ora Golden made his own sorry life. ex-wife says 06/ 8/91 Bl2 4COPE helps poor families cope with life 06/ 8/91 B4 1Statistics on poverty in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 06/16/91 Cl 2Critics call Proj ect Success a revolving door for welfare 06/24/91 Al 5Gov Bill Clinton has pushed Proj ect Success as welfare reform 06/24/91 Al 5Proj ect Success helps welfare clients get jobs 06/24/91 Al 5Welfare recipients give Proj ect Success mixed reviews 06/24/91 A4 1Statistics on Proj ect Success program' s effects 06/24/91 A4 5Pulaski County helps fund children's meal plan 06/27/91 B2 1Cut in federal aid means fewer Arkansans get utility bill aid 07/16/91 B7 1Churches in NLR enrich lives of families living in proj ects 08/11/91 All 1One of five Arkansans live in poverty 09/27/91 Al 2State 's median household income third lowest in US 09/27/91 Al 272 pct who left welfare under Proj ect Success still working 10/ 9/91 BS 4Article highlights several homeless <strong>Arkansas</strong> families 10/13/91 Al 2Statistics on the homeless in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 10/13/91 Al 5251
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them 10/13/91 A20 1Sketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them 10/13/91 A21 1Advocates for the homeless try to lay basis for fresh start 10/14/91 Al 2Statistics on homeless shelters in Ark (map of counties) 10/14/91 Al 5Sketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them 10/14/91 A4 1Sketch of homel ess Arkansans and those who work with them 10/14/91 A5 3Food stamps received by 1 in 10 Arkansans * 11/ 2/91 A13 3Coalition forged to attack problem of homelessness * 11/ 5/91 Bl 4Effect of Proj ect Success program in Ark examined * 11/11/91 Al 5Proj ect Success is a welfare reform plan in effect in Ark * 11/11/91 Al 5Rescue Mission to fight hunger with 3,000 boxes of food * 11/24/91 Bl 1Story of homeless family of six in LR * 11/25/91 Bl 1Game teaches players to see as homeless do * 11/25/91 Bl 2Paperwork can smother aid to needy * 11/25/91 Bl 6Thousands pool resources for food boxes for needy * 11/27/91 Bl 4Once needy Jess Woods now feeds the hungry * ll/28/91 Bl 5Shelters in LR area serve 600 Thanksgiving Day meals * 11/29/91 B2 1Bald Knob Santa David Rayl shuts doors, cites criticism * 12/10/91 Al 2David Ryal has helped thousands of people at Christmas time * 12/10/91 Al 2Letter compared the Rayls to Jim and Tammy Faye Baker * 12/10/91 Al 2State Rep Jacqueline Roberts distributes food to needy * 12/24/91 Bl 2Requests to AP&L for help paying bills now double * 12/25/91 Al 3Jess Woods prepares to feed needy a Christmas meal * 12/25/91 Bl 1Salvation Army Homeless Shelter feeds the hungry * 12/26/91 Al 2Donations from Arkansans help deluged charities stay afloat * 12/27/91 Bl 4Rev Arlis Downs heads Living Truth. which aids needy people * 12/28/91 El 2Program sends leftover food from restaurants to homeless * 12/29/91 B2 1POPE COUNTYCounty judge. two JPs report death threatsPOPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICSInfant death rate up in <strong>Arkansas</strong> (highest counties)Census figures show overall state growthDelta population down as Northwest region growsList of state 's 10 largest cities (1990 population)Population figures for all <strong>Arkansas</strong> cities. 1980, 1990Population of counties, 1980 , 1990Little Rock plans to challenge rept showing loss since 1985Map shows population changesCensus losses anger heads of some citiesBlack population sees no growth in 1980s in ArkEthnic breakdown by county shown in tablePine Bluff fuming over slight census gainChanges in Ark population by race (maps)White population shrinking faster than black in Delta regionBlack population grew in seven of <strong>Arkansas</strong>'s largest citiesPopulation, racial breakdown of state 's largest citiesNLR' s figures counter Census Bureau numberRacial mix in counties shows only slight changesArticle on gainers and losers among Ark cities in '90 censusArticle on state 's five biggest gainers among citiesArticle on state 's five biggest losers among citiesCensus may reveal 'ghost town' trendList of smal l tCMns in Ark losing residentsLittle Rock still 96th largest US city10/12/91 Bl 6Ol/ 8/91 Al 501/24/91 Al 201/24/91 Al 201/24/91 Al 3Ol/24/91 AlO 101/24/91 Al O 101/24/91 AlO 201/24/91 AlO 501/25/91 Bl 501/26/91 Bl 201/26/91 B2 501/26/91 B3 201/27 /91 Bl 301/27 /91 Bl 501/28/91 Bl 101/28/91 B3 101/30/91 Bl 101/31/91 B2 102/ 3/91 Al 502/ 3/91 Al4 102/ 3/91 A15 l02/ 4/91 Al 202/ 4/91 AB 302/ 6/91 Bl 1252
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLResidents of LR, NLR moving to outskirts of Pulaski County 02/ 8/91 Bl 4Fastest growing towns and cities listed 02/14/91 B2 3High birth rate offsets loss of black population 02/15/91 Al 2Ten percent of state 's blacks leave. U S Census firgures show 02/ 15/ 91 Al 2Maps show migration among populations of Ark counties 02/15/91 All 2Hot Springs mayor calls changes 'wealth flight ' 02/15/91 All 5Delta outmigration saps areas resources 04/28/91 Al 2Single women head 25 .5 pct more families in Ark than in 1980 05/13/91 B2 2Oakhaven. McGehee win challenge of census count 05/24/91 Bl 2Retiree boom slows in rural parts of state 06/ 2/91 B9 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> gains 52,275 people in new figures on census 06/14/91 Al 6Revised count gives LR population of 182.000 06/14/91 A12 1Revised figures give Ark population of 2,403,000 06/14/91 Al 2 1American Indian population for 1980, 1990. by county 07/ 9/91 A6 3Commerce Dept makes 1990 census count official despite errors 07/16/91 Al 2Infant mortality rate in Ark improves 07/24/91 Bl 2Population growth lag in Ark linked to pay levels 08/ 9/91 Al 6Admitted error in NLR census will not be corrected 08/ 9/91 A4 1Ark population growing older. household size shrinking * 12/27 /91 Bl 1PORNOGRAPHY AND OBSCENITYSenate panel approves tougher laws on child pornography 02/16/91 B8 4Pine Bluff couple sue Handy Mart over indecent exposure claim 03/ 5/91 B3 1Youth arrested at LR over word on T-shirt 03/20/91 BlO 4Hot Springs ordinance on topless bars may be unconstitutional 04/ 8/91 Bl 6LR vice squads hit video rental stores 04/25/91 B2 2Robert Lewis Jones pleads guilty to wearing obscene message 05/10/91 B7 1Child pornography raid at Conway in 1990 called a dud 09/ 1/91 B2 5Owner of topless club at Hot Springs says he did not know law 09/17 /91 Bl 2Prosectuor tells Rogers group pornography not top priority 09/25/91 Bl 2Dale A Koelling faces child pornography charge * 10/31/91 AlO 2Greene County resident faces child pornography charge * 11/ 6/91 B4 1Petition seeks grand jury probe of porn in Benton County * 11/ 9/91 Bl 3PORTIS. CHARLESsee also Books and writing - Rev iewsPORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL BASELINE ESSAYSsee Education Ag8PORTSsee Harbors. ports and marinasPOSITIVE LOCKRalph Beals invented Positive LockRussellville firm makes locks for businessesWal-Mart Stores among users of Positive LockPOSTAL SERVICEsee also Artek Systems IncClosing of historic bldgs in Dardanelle. Fordyce protestedPlanned closing of historic Fayetteville office protestedTowns want historic postof fices sparedFrederick L Spathelf is new postmaster at LREureka Springs , Dardanelle. Fordyce don't want offices movedSpringtown office closes after 135 yearsGaz ette Building may become site of LR postofficePOTLATCH CORPWarren plant may be closedPO'ITSVILLE08/26/91 x12 108/26/91 xl2 108/26/91 x12 101/ 7/91 Bl 101/ 7 /91 Bl 101/13/91 C3 101/16/91 Cl 202/12/91 Bl 207 I 8/91 B5 1* 11/12/91 Dl 206/ 7 /91 ClO 4253
ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Cities and townsPOULTRYsee Livestock and poultryPOULTRY FEDERATION, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Pollution Control and Ecology Dept (Ark)see Roadssee Trade schoolsPOULTRY LITTERsee Waste materialsPOWER TECHNOLOGY INCTop-line laser products evolve from kitchen tinkeringPOZZA 'S PASTAHand labor used in making pasta at Tontitown plantPRAIRIE GROVE BATTLEFIELD STATE PARK09/30/91 x1305/ 8/91 ClO11see Parks , recreation and tourismPRAIRIE GROVE CLOTHESLINE FAIRsee Culture and the artsPRAIRIESsee Wilderness and natural areasPRATT. LEANNATontitown girl dispapears on Halloween night* 11/ 2/91 B4 3PREGNANCYsee Births. pregnancy and obstetricsPREJUDICEsee Civil rights and discriminationPREMIUMS AND TRADING STAMPSAtty Gen Wi.nston Bryant sues Gold Star over coupon books 08/16/91 C2 2Coupon scam at Fort Smith nets up to $500,00008/22/91 Cl 2PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<strong>Arkansas</strong> Presbyterians hail compromise on sexuality issues 06/12/91 Bl 5Presbytery of Ark buy s land in Chenal Valley for future use 08/17 /91 Bl 2PRESCOTI'Fire destroys two business buildings06/13/91 B6 1PRESCOTI' SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr21PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1988see also Duke, DavidPRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1992Bill Clinton avoids limelight because of presidential rumors 02/ 4/ 91 A9 1Gov Clinton refuses to talk politics during wartime02/ 6/91 A3 5Specul ation on Bill Clinton 's political plans continue02/ 10/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton has shot at White House, analysts say02/24/91 Al 2Bill Clinton supports Bush decision to enter ground war phase 02/24/91 A16 2Bill Clinton denies he will seek higher office in 199203/ 5/91 Al 5Presidential rumors abound despite Bill Clinton 's denials 03/11/91 x6 2Clinton role in Democratic Leadership Council discussed 04/ 7 /91 Bl 1Bill Clinton tries to stir Dems toward mainstream04/11/91 B2 2Speeches by Bill Clinon have presidential candidate ring 04/ 13/91 A3 4Bill Clinton denies he is gearing up for presidential bid 04/18/91 Bl2 1Gov Clinton bashes Pres Bush on handl ing issue of Kurds 04/18/91 B2 4Bill Clinton invites Jesse Jackson to DLC convention04/20/91 Al 5Louisiana senator rounds up crowd for Bill Clinton talk 04/22/91 B2 2Bill Clinton urges natl Democratic Party reforms04/23/91 A6 1Jesse Jackson calls Bill Clinton, DL C divisive to party 04/25/91 B2 5254
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGov Bill Clinton. Jesse Jackson a.t odds over DLC 04/28/91 Bl 6Bill Cl inton comments briefly on David Duke and the GOP 04/29/91 Bl 1Gov Clinton says clash with Jesse Jackson not intentional 04/29/91 Bl 1Non-candidate for president. Gov Clinton sounds like one 04/29/91 B2 5Bill Clinton invites Ray Thornton to natl DLC convention 05/ l/91 A2 4Bill Clinton not interested in forming third party 05/ 2/91 B2 2Bill Clinton. DLC move to take center stage in natl party 05/ 5/91 Al 5Bill Clinton insists he is not running for president 05/ 6/91 Al 4Bill Clinton wants to turn Dems from old-style liberalism 05/ 6/91 Al 4Bill Cl inton' s speech brings DLC delegates to their feet 05/ 7/91 Al 2DLC. which Gov Clinton heads. opposes race quotas in hiring 05/ 7/91 P:3 1Ark taxpayers not paying for Clinton trip to DLC convention 05/ 7 /91 P:3 4Columnist says Bill Clinton is running for president 05/ 7/91 Bl 1Sheffield Nelson reminds nation Clinton won't answer question 05/ 7/91 Bl 1DLC convention. chaired by Gov Clinton. ends convention 05/ 8/91 Al 5List of resolutions approved by DLC convention 05/ 8/91 A6 5Gov Clinton urges Democrats to avoid Dan Quayle bashing 05/ 8/91 AB 1Column says DLC surrenders old Democratic formula 05/ 8/91 Bll 1Skip Rutherford reports on DLC convention. Clinton reception 05/ 9/91 Bl 1DLC delegates urge Bill Clinton to enter presidential race 05/ 9/91 Bl 5Bill Clinton describes ideal presidential candidate 05/ 9/91 B2 3Black voters. labor criticize stand taken by DLC. Clinton 05/11/91 Al 5US Senator Daniel P Moynihan likes look of Bill Clinton 05/11/91 B6 4Betsey Wright denies DLC mimics Republicans 05/12/91 Al 5Betsey Wright denies DLC is me-too Republicanism 05/13/91 Bl 5Gov Bill Clinton takes his message to Boston 05/14/91 Al 2Gov Clinton meets with educ ministers of Eastern Europe 05/ 14/91 A6 1Sample comments by Arkansans on Clinton-for-pres question 05/14/91 A7 1Bill Clinton calls on Congress to aid the middle class 05/15/91 P:3 3Bill Clinton has reservations about presidential bid 05/16/91 K3 3Speech by Bill Clinton stirs up Louisiana Democrats 05/19/91 B2 4Gov Clinton reportedly irked by Cumo remark on DLC 05/19/91 C6 1Clinton teasing with words on presidential race. column says 05/22/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton tells youngsters he would like to be president 05/22/91 B4 2Hillary Clinton says Gov Clinton not likely to run for pres 05/22/91 B6 1Gov Clinton downplays presidential rumors 05/ 22/91 B6 3National education leaders praise Gov Bill Clinton 05/23/91 B4 2Gov Clinton critical of Bush adm plans to cut student aid 05/29/91 B4 1Forty-seven pct say no to idea of President Bill Clinton 06/ 2/91 Al 2Article analyzes poll on posaible Clinton run for president 06/ 2/91 A4 1Poll shows Clinton approval rating by various groups 06/ 2/91 A4 2Column comments on Clinton rating on presidential poll 06/ 2/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton slams GOP domestic policy 06/ 2/91 Bl 2Poll shows Bill Clinton would defeat Dan Quayle for president 06/ 3/91 Al 2Betsey Wright pleased with Clinton showing in president poll 06/ 3/91 A6 1Gov Bill Clinton attending meeting in Germany 06/ 4/91 A6 1Gov Bill Clinton says Bush dividing white. black workers 06/ 5/91 B6 5Jesse Jackson does not invite Bill Clinton to meeting 06/ 7/91 P:3 4Bill Clinton abs orbs shots from national Democrats 06/10/91 B4 4Gov Bill Clinton goes to Russia from Germany 06/11/91 P:3 2Gov Clinton returns from Europe. wows natl Democrats 06/12/91 Al 2Columnist says Clinton trip to Russia was pol itical 06/12/91 Bl lLittle Rock seeks to host 1992 presidential debates 06/13/91 Al 2German prosperity praised by Gov Bill Clinton 06/13/91 Bl 2255
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill Cl inton foresees natl Democratic infighting over nomineeBill Clinton joins Dem strategy session in Washington. D CBeryl Anthony says Bill Clinton is running for presidentBill Clinton cal ls Bush criticism just politicsBill Cl inton joins strategy for beating George BushBill Clinton accents party in talk to Wisconsin DemocratsBill Clinton making name for himself in Washington. D CBill Clinton speechifying just like a presidentNew Hampshire party snubs Bill Clinton and DLCColumnist asks questions. gives answers on Clinton 's futureBill Clinton says New Hampshire Dems in 'local disagreement 'Louisiana Democrats favor Bush over Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton to address group of Democratic liberals at LABill Clinton must decide soon on presidential raceGov Clinton gets friendly welcome from Calif liberalsBill Clinton bid for presidency could boost Ark imageNewsweek says Bill Clinton rated 3rd among DemocratsNotes on Clinton presidential watchBill Clinton backs federal tax credit for parentsBill Clinton gratified by showing in Newsweek pollClinton should make run for presidency now. columnist writesBill Clinton finishes low on presidential polls in 2 statesBill Clinton to speak before National Press ClubBill Clinton downplays invitation to Natl Press ClubSeveral Arkansans urge Bill Clinton to run for presidentGov Clinton attends opening of Natl Civil Rights MuseumGov Clinton decides not to address National Press ClubBill Clinton says his childhood not 'dirt-poor 'Bill Clinton visits Chicago proj ects for solutions to crimeBusiness world has mixed views on Clinton run for presidentClinton running for president. Bob Lancaster saysGov Clinton admits interest in presidential candidacyGov Clinton says .prospect of breaking promise worries himColumnist Max Brantley discusses Clinton's eye on presidencyBill Clinton just says no pry ing to personal questionsLegislators say Cl inton need not resign to seek nominationSheffield Nelson tells Clinton to resign if running for presGov Clinton considers setting up DLC in Cuomo 's turfGephart decision not to seek presidency could aid ClintonCl inton will find no choice on own privacy . columnist writesTommy Robinson says he knows of no Clinton moral flawsClinton non-committal as presidential buttons sell fastGov Clinton frames natl party task in talk to Maine DemsPoll shows Oklahoma not sold on Gov ClintonBill Clinton invokes old privacy rule. James Powell writesColumnist urges Clinton to make bold thrust for presidentRay Thornton supports Bill Clinton run for presidencyBill Clinton softens comments about media questioningBill Clinton says he has never broken drug lawsGov Bill Clinton says he never broke any drug lawsN Y Gov Mario Cuomo attacks Clinton 's remarks on N YGov Bill Clinton. Gov Mario Cuomo settle feudKentucky Democrats hear Clinton outl ine party campaignPro-choice stand of Clinton seen as sign of campaign (ed)06/13/91 B4 106/14/91 Al 206/14/91 Al 506/14/91 All 306/15/91 1'3 306/16/91 Bl 206/17/91 B4 106/17/91 B4 506/18/91 Al 206/18/91 Bl 106/19/91 Al 506/20/91 A4 106/22/91 B6 206/23/91 Al 206/23/91 B4 306/23/91 Fl 106/24/91 A2 106/24/91 B7 506/25/91 Al 206/25/91 A4 506/30/91 Bl 107 I 1/91 B4 501 I 3/91 1'3 101 I 4/91 1'3 101 I 5/ 91 A1 507/ 5/91 B2 107 I 9/91 Bl 507 I 9/91 B2 507 /13/91 Al 207 /14/91 Fl 207/17/91 Al 207/17/91 Al 507 /17/91 Al 507/17/91 Bl 107 /18/91 Al 207 /18/91 A4 407 /19/91 Bl 507 /20/91 1'3 507/21/91 Al 507 /21/91 Bl 107 /21/91 Bl 107 /21/91 Bl 407 /22/91 Al 207 /22/91 1'3 307 /22/91 B7 307 /22/91 x3 307 /23/91 A4 107/23/91 B2 107/24/91 BS 107 /25/91 1'3 607 /25/91 Bl 207 /26/91 Bl 507 /28/91 BS 307 /28/91 C4 1256
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLParty insiders see more tussles between Clinton and Cuomo 07 /29/91 AlGossip flies in Washington about Clinton 's personal life 07 /29/91 A3Gov Clinton cries foul over racial tactic report in NY07 /29/91 BSClinton defies warning : plans DLC chapter in New Hampshire 07 /30/91 A3New Hampshire Democratic leader unhappy with Clinton. DLC 07 /31/91 A3Clinton needs money to go with fine words for natl campaign 08/ 2/91 B9Clinton would concentrate on Bush neglect of domestic issues 08/ 3/91 A3Moderates ready to contribute if Clinton seeks presidency 08/ 4/91 AlSam Walton has contributed to Bill Clinton campaigns08/ 4/91 A6Stephens. Tyson and Wal.ton families would help Clinton run 08/ 4/91 A6New Hampshire could be golden opportunity for Bill Clinton 08/ 5/91 AlCalif liberals like Clinton despite his rightward leanings 08/ 5/91 B2Norman Lear warm in his praise of Bill and Hillary Clinton 08/ 5/91 B2Polls show Clinton faces long road to nomination for pres 08/ 5/91 B2W R Stephens believes Clinton race for president would help 08/ 5/91 B2Clinton's arrogance unimpressive. Pat Lynch writes08/ 5/91 x3<strong>Arkansas</strong> weighs benefits of Clinton campaign for president 08/ 5/91 x8Bill Clinton wins over New Hampshire Democrats08/ 6/91 AlGov Clinton mends rift with New Hampshire Dem chairman08/ 6/91 AlGov Bill Clinton taking his message to Texas08/ 7/91 A3Clinton looks stroner with Rockefeller out of contention 08/ 8/91 AlGov Cl inton heads to last DLC meeting in Texas08/ 8/91 A3Gov Bill Clinton meets with Texas Gov Ann Richards08/ 9/91 AlClinton meets with Texas Democrats at Austin08/ 9/91 A3Clinton not staying away from big money in Democratic Party 08/ 9/91 A3Consultants aid Bill Clinton with press08/08/91 AlBill Clinton wraps up his swing through Texas for DLC08/10/91 A3Bill Clinton takes civil rights record to SCLC convention 08/11/91 BlMississippi Democrats urge Clinton to run in 199208/11/91 B6The presidential quest (ed)08/ 11/91 C2Rumors say Bill Clinton leaving DLC. setting up committee 08/12/91 A3Pat Lynch says Clinton should resign if he seeks presidency 08/12/91 x3Bill Clinton ponders nitty-gritty of presidential bid08/ 13/91 AlGov Cl inton meets with top aides to discuss presidential bid 08/13/91 AlRumors about Clinton's sex life just a diversion, wife says 08/14/91 A2Gov Clinton critical of Bush adm anti-abortion stance08/ 14/91 A8Gov Clinton accuses Bush of seeking racial strife08/15/91 AlGov Clinton speaks to Southern Christian Leadership Conf 08/15/91 AlDemocrats certain Clinton to seek presidential nomination 08/ 16/91 AlBill Clinton forms presidential exploratory committee08/16/91 AlGov Bill Clinton resigns as DLC chairman08/16/91 AlTreasurer of Clinton 's exploratory comm is Bruce Lindsey 08/16/91 AlArkansans not surprised by Clinton' s latest move08/16/91 A6Bill Clinton tops list of 'maybes, ' Max Brantley writes 08/16/91 BlBill Clinton appears on all three natl TV networks08/ 17 /91 AlDale Bumpers. David Pryor say Clinton would be good candidate 08/17 /91 A3Bill Clinton lights up morning TV shows08/17 /91 A8Clinton says health insurance concerns must be addressed 08/17 /91 ABSpotlight to be on Clinton at Natl Governors Assn conv08/17 /91 ABBill Clinton attending National Governors' Assn convention 08/18/91 AlGov Clinton had attention-filled day at Governors' Assn meet 08/18/91 AlGOP analysts have no fear of Clinton campaign08/18/91 AlBill Clinton gets good press in all parts of country08/18/91 BlClinton must defend state of his state, columnist writes 08/18/91 C3234111l51121113312245342451121312212222555112111522413257
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE 001Clinton says he is inclined to run for presidentRosa Parks praises Clinton speech to SLCColumnist discusses possible negative effects of Clinton runBill Clinton sidesteps comment on coup in USSRSoviet crisis expected to help Bush. hurt Clinton. DemocratsSenator Gore decision not to run for president aids ClintonAlbert Gore withdrawal from race raises pressure on ClintonColumnist asks Gov Bill Clinton to rise above 'gooberdom 'GOP ex-gov of South Dakota would back Clinton in 1996Clinton family ready to support run for presidencyDNC treasurer Bob Farmer to resign to help ClintonBob Farmer is a big-name fund-raiser in Clinton 's campClinton making tour of state with unannounced stopsGov Clinton asking about release from his four-year pledgeRobert Farmer says funds will be there for Clinton campaignBill Clinton to speak at tri-state Democratic event in IowaBill Clinton says most he talks with approve his runningBill Clinton already has supporters in several statesTraveling Gov Clinton hears more adv ice to make runJerry L Russell says Cl inton run will embarrass stateStrategists will scrutinize Bill Clinton 's pastBob Farmer at work raising funds for ClintonBill Clinton capable of taking on Bush. Edwin Yoder writesSome Oklahoma Democrats support a Clinton campaignPine Bluff residents urge Bill Clinton to run for presidentGov Clinton poses key questions on possible raceBill Clinton talks of new job in Labor Day speech to laborPresident Bush not assuming education lead. Gov Clinton saysBill Clinton to join Democrats for key Iowa eventSam Walton mum on possible funding of Clinton campaignBill Clinton. three others inaugurate 1992 president raceBill Clinton getting into campaign swing with Illinois visitRay Thornton' s 'Marshall Plan' may fit Clinton campaignIllinois Sen Paul Simon comfortable with Bill ClintonBill Clinton says voters understand his motivesBetsey Wright wants no role in possible campaign by ClintonBill Clinton holds meeting in Washington on possible racePoll shows most New Hampshire voters never heard of ClintonBill Clinton. black vote assessed by bl ack politiciansJesse Jackson still sore at Clinton over DLC snubBill Clinton erases bad memory in AtlantaBill Clinton honing his message for national audiencesExit of Betsey Wright could hurt Bill Clinton campaignBill and Hillary Clinton admit marriage had 'difficul ties 'Bill Clinton says he is on Democrats' first teamBill Clinton hires Stanley Greenberg to do pollingColumn discusses meaning of New Hampshire poll on ClintonPaul Carey raising funds in New York for Bill Clinton raceBill Clinton denies being advised to bring wife to meetingClinton cautions Dems on criticism of Bush foreign policyPope County cynical about Gov Bill Clinton' s pledgeGov Clinton sticks by poor. Hillary Clinton saysHillary Clinton's emotional speech stirs CaliforniansBill Clinton keys on health care in California speeches08/19/91 Al08/19/91 B208/19/91 x308/20/91 A508/21/91 Al08/22/91 Al08/23/91 A308/23/91 Bl08/26/91 B208/27/91 Bl08/27 /91 B508/28/91 A308/29/91 Al08/29/91 Al08/29/91 A608/30/91 Al08/30/91 A308/30/91 A308/31/91 A309/ 1/91 Al09/ 1/91 Al09/ 1/91 Bl09/ 1/91 C309/ 2/ 91 B209/ 2/91 B209/ 2/91 B209/ 3/91 Bl09/ 5/91 B509/ 6/91 A309/ 6/91 Cl09/ 7 /91 Al09/ 8/91 Bl09/ 9/91 A309/ 9/91 Bl09/ 11/91 AB09/12/91 Al09/14/91 A309/15/91 Al09/15/91 Al09/15/91 Al09/15/91 A309/16/91 Al09/16/91 A309/17 /91 Al09/17 /91 A309/ 17 /91 A309/17 /91 Bl09/18/91 A309/ 19/91 A309/19/91 A309/20/91 A309/21/91 Al09/21/91 Al09/21/91 Al54l252l11234225215455l112525532232521255451534111l1334258
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBuffet sponsored by Clinton attracts 300 in Los AngelesColumnist discusses Clinton appearance in CaliforniaAnalysis of Bill Clinton's drive for presidential nominationClinton tells Cal if Democrats party must offer alternativeNotes from Clinton appearance in CaliforniaBill Clinton low on labor 's list of potential candidatesBill Clinton is hit with Calif DemocratsBill Clinton running near back of pack, poll showsClinton may have struck paydirt with Ed Miller supportYoung believers lead Bill Clinton's drive for presidencyBill Clinton to make plans known on October 3Clinton says 4-yr pledge could be called slip-of-the-tongueBill and Hillary Cl inton are a hit at Washington partyGov Bill Clinton to visit three key statesLewis Anthony column on possible race by Bill ClintonBill Clinton wins praise of two national columnistsBill Cl inton trails badly in Democratic preference pollsBill Cl inton would base his campaign in Little RockBill Clinton schedules fund-raiser after statement on Oct 3Bill Clinton. Jesse Jackson to meet in LR todayBill Clinton asserts education ideas at Stanford Univ forumBill Clinton calls Bob Kerry strong contender for nominationLawrence Co GOP chmn urges support for Bill ClintonBill Clinton. Jesse Jackson resolve their differencesBill Clinton to reveal plans in Little Rock todayGeorge McGovern. Paul Simon warn Bill Cl inton of hazardsOld State House at LR readied for Bill Clinton announcementBill Cl inton 's announcement to be broadcast worldwideArticle traces early years of Bill ClintonMoney , name recognition are pressing needs of Bill ClintonBill Clinton' s mother felt sense of destiny about her sonHillary Clinton has influence on Bill ClintonBill Clinton capable of presidency, Max Brantley writesBill Clinton makes announcement for presidential raceDemonstrators kept behind cameras as Bill Clinton spokeLarge crowd present for Bill Clinton 's announcement , speechPolitical pros sing Clinton' s praises, welcome his runAnnouncement for president aims squarely at middle classPolice estimate crowd for Clinton announcement at 4,500Text of Bill Clinton's announcement speechExcerpts from comments of Arkansans on race for presidentColumn on fund-raiser reception for Bill Clinton at LRNotes on events during Bill Clinton 's announcement dayHarry Thomason introduced Cl inton for announcement of raceColumnist Max Brantley discusses Clinton announcementInsiders rave over Bill Clinton speech, crowd in attendancePolice report incident-free day for Clinton announcementState GOP urges Bill Clinton to resign Governor 's OfficeOver 1,000 Clinton supporters attend fund-raiser receptionBill Clinton 's presidential quest (editorial )Bill Cl inton beams message out on TV; explains broken promiseBill Clinton takes his national health-care plan to IowaBryant Gumbel raises question of Bill Clinton' s private lifeBill Clinton 's announcement speech called a masterpiece09/21/91 A309/21/91 Bl09/22/91 Al09/22/91 Al09/22/91 A309/23/91 Al09/23/91 A309/23/91 A309/25/91 Bl09/26/91 Al09/26/91 Al09/27 /91 Al09/27 /91 AlO09/28/91 Al09/28/91 B909/29/91 Cl09/30/91 A310/ 1/91 Al10/ 1/91 A310/ 1/91 A310/ 1/91 A310/ 1/91 A410/ 1/91 B210/ 2/91 Al10/ 3/91 Al10/ 3/91 Al10/ 3/91 A710/ 3/91 A710/ 3/91 AB10/ 3/91 A.q10/ 3/91 A910/ 3/91 A910/ 3/91 Bl10/ 4/91 Al10/ 4/91 Al10/ 4/91 Al10/ 4/91 Al10/ 4/ 91 Al10/ 4/91 Al10/ 4/91 Al210/ 4/91 Al410/ 4/91 A1510/ 4/91 AlS10/ 4/ 91 AlS10/ 4/91 A910/ 4/ 91 A910/ 4/91 A910/ 4/91 A910/ 4/91 A910/ 4/ 91 BlO10/ 5/91 Al10/ 6/91 Al10/ 6/91 Al10/ 6/91 C311254233126552l134115312551511331222266111241222612221259
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton says Israel mu st trade land for peaceBill Clinton speaks to Jewish lobby in DallasBill Clinton takes gamble, but has a chance, writer saysBill Clinton hits New Hampshire ground runningBill Clinton focuses on bashing Bush in New HampshireBill Clinton fills day providing media photo opportunitiesDemocrats like Bill Clinton 's chances as candidateReception to end Bill Clinton swing through TexasBill Clinton names Bruce Lindsey his campaign directorBill Clinton well-received in DenverHouston woman grills Bill Clinton on Dumond rape sentenceBill Clinton encounters doubt, support in 4 Texas citiesColorado support for Bill Clinton is strongTexas reception gains $30,000 for Bill Clinton campaignBill Clinton cheered by Hispanics , bl acks in ChicagoNorth Carolina Democrats cheer Bill Clinton scouring of BushBill Clinton calls John Doggett III a person of integrityColumnist says Bill Clinton ideas good, but not cheapState press comments on Bill Clinton candidacyBill Clinton campaigns in New HampshireCongress' problem lack of leadership, Bill Clinton saysNewsweek article incorrect on Bill Clinton's childhoodPresidential debate could land in Little RockBill Clinton comments on nomination of Clarence ThomasBill Clinton trip to Calif may bring $1 million for campaignNotes on Bill Clinton campaignBill Clinton repts on money raised. spent on campaign to dateList of contributors to Bill Clinton campaignDefense savings should shift to commerce. Bill Clinton saysBill Clinton appeals to working class crowd in New JerseyReagan defense buildup helped fall of communism. Clinton saysBill Clinton exhorts his fund teamBill Cl inton. Bob Kerry battle for Democratic middle classBill Clinton 's apprenticeship idea could solve many problemsDavid Wilhelm named campaign manager for Bill ClintonFocus on work force urged by Bill ClintonBill Clinton campaigns for the middle classOutline of Bill Clinton's position on issuesCampaign workers for Bill Clinton to tour South DakotaClinton choice of David Wilhelm may add to clout in IowaBill Clinton says David Duke sympton of voters ' disgustBill Clinton welcomes Jerry Brown into raceAd satire used in Clinton campaign creates controversySecond Illinois strategist joins Bill Clinton staffPoll shows Bill Clinton still not well-known to votersBill Clinton 's core campaign staff nearly completeEconomy must be addressed. Bill Clinton saysHead of NEA cites Bill Clinton's educ reform recordBill Clinton evokes FDR, offers 'new covenant 'List of Bill Clinton's new covenant proposalsPoll shows 66 pct of New Yorkers don't know Bill ClintonBill Clinton takes Bush to task over aid to IsraelBill Clinton thinks Mario Cuomo won't hurt fund-raisingLoss of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Gazette cost Clinton dearly. Starr writes10/ 7 /91 Al10/ 7/91 Al10/ 7 /91 B710/ 8/91 Al10/ 9/91 Al10/ 9/91 A910/ 9/91 A_q10/ 9/91 A910/10/91 A310/10/91 A310/11/91 Al10/11/91 A310/ll/91 A310/11/91 A310/13/91 Al10/13/91 A1610/13/91 A610/13/91 C310/13/91 C410/14/91 Al10/14/91 A310/14/91 A310/14/91 xS10/15/91 Al10/15/91 A310/15/91 A310/ 16/91 A310/16/91 A310/16/91 A310/17 /91 A610/17/91 Ah10/17 /91 A610/17/91 B910/17/91 B910/18/91 Al* 10/ 19/91 C4* 10/ 20/91 Al* 10/20/91 Al2222211111511161l412161411113135132322* 10/20/91 A14 1* 10/20/91 Al4 4* 10/22/91 All 1* 10/22/91 All 2* 10/22/91 Al l 4* 10/22/91 A2 2* 10/23/91 Bl* 10/23/91 B6* 10/23/91 B6* 10/23/91 B6* 10/24/91 Al* 10/24/91 Al* 10/24/91 A17* 10/25/91 Al* 10/25/91 Al5* 10/25/91 Bll1113221633260
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPresident Bush feel ing heat, Bill Clinton says * 10/26/91 Al 2Bill Clinton insists Democrats do more than bash Bush * 10/27/91 Al 6Jesse Jackson wants God to send him into presidential fray * 10/ 27 /91 Bl 3Bill Clinton and his rivals running on shoestring budgets * 10/28/91 Al 3Bill Clinton says Bush ignores home front to guard world * 10/28/91 A9 1Democrat-Gazette critical of Clinton remarks to Jews * 10/28/91 B6 1Bill Clinton' s Ark tax record mentioned in natl column * 10/28/91 B6 2Bill Clinton expects little flak over his non-veteran status* 10/29/91 Al 5Bill Clinton says he tried twice to join ROTC programs * 10/29/91 Al 5Possible Cuomo bid won't affect tactics, Bill Clinton says * 10/29/91 AB 4<strong>Arkansas</strong> campiagn headquarters for Bill Clinton moving * 10/30/91 B6 2Bill Clinton would lift armed services ban on homesexuals * 10/31/91 Al 2Obscure group attacks Bill Clinton in New Hampshire paper * 10/31/91 AlO 1Credit Clinton (ed on credit given Reagan for defense work) * 10/31/91 BlO 1No <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette columnist favors Bill Clinton * 10/31/91 Bl l 4L Douglas Wilder criticizes Clinton welfare reform proposal * 11/ 1/91 Al 2Wilder brings David Duke into criticism of Bill Clinton * 11/ 1/91 Al 2Wilder' s inexperience pointed out by Bill Clinton * 11/ 1/91 Al 2Bill Clinton lining up support in Maine * 11/ 1/91 Al9 1Long speech at Atlanta still haunts Bill Clinton * 11/ 1/91 Al 9 1Bill Clinton. Douglas Wilder provide friction at TV forum * 11/ 2/91 Al 3Bill Clinton comes out fighting in New Hampshire * 11/ 3/91 Al 5L Douglas Wilder any attack on Bill Clinton unintentional * 11/ 3/91 Al 6Couple accompanies Clinton as visual aid for party speech * 11/ 3/91 Al9 1John Brummett writes on his changed view of Bill Clinton * 11/ 3/91 H5 lBill Clinton broke personal promise, John R Starr writes * 11/ 4/91 B7 1Chicagoan Rahm Emmanuel joins Bill Clinton's staff * 11/ 5/91 All 1Bill Clinton stumbled in N H debate. John B rummett writes * 11/ 5/91 B7 1John Robert Starr writes on broken campaign promises * 11/ 5/91 B7 3Bill Clinton shuns donations from PACs * 11/ 6/91 B4 3Bill Clinton 's hopes buoyed by Pennsylvania election results* 11/ 7/91 Bl 4Bill Clinton gains endorsements in swing through Florida * 11/ 7/91 B3 1Billie and Willie (ed on Clinton debate with Wilder) * 11/ 7 /91 BB 1Bill Cl inton criticizes tenor of David Kuke politics * 11/ 9/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton carries hypocrisy to new heights, Starr writes * 11/ 9/91 Bl l 1Bill Cl inton talks economics in Manchester * 11/ 9/91 B3 3Bill Clinton campaign returned check from PAC * 11/ 9/91 b3 lBill Clinton on handshaking tour in New Hamp shire * 11/10/91 Al 2Bill Clinton says credit card interest rate should be cut * 11/10/91 AlO 5Bill Clinton says Dems must prove they can fix what 's broken* 11/10/91 All 1Bill Clinton styles core message to suit his audience * 11/10/91 All 2Bill Clinton builds on welfare reform program * 11/11/91 Al 5Success of welfare reform in Ark examined * 11/11/91 Al 5Bill Clinton talks to veterans at Little Rock * 11/12/91 Al 2Mario Cuomo derides Clinton welfare, natl youth service idea* 11/li/91 Bl 5PAC contribution to Clinton campaign not returned for weeks * 11/12/91 Bl 5Consider consistency of Clinton's covenants, Starr writes * 11/12/91 B7 2John Robert Starr calls Clinton a bold, bald-faced liar * 11/12/91 B7 2Top aides to Clinton campaign set up shop in Little Rock * 11/12/91 El 1Bill Clinton, other candidates. make pitch to labor * 11/13/91 Al 2Poll shows Bill Clinton in 6th place in New Hampshire * 11/13/91 Al6 3Bill Clinton blames Congress for some of nation's woes * 11/14/91 Bl 4Bill Clinton urges govt to use his 5-pt recssion remedy * 11/14/91 Bl 4Radio spots beam flak at Bill Clinton in New Hampshire * 11/15/91 Al6 126 1
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton says he is unmindful of Mario Cuomo * 11/15/91 A16 2Bill Clinton praise for Edwin Edwards draws Starr editorial * 11/ 15/91 Bll 4Bill Clinton gains endorsement in South Carolina * 11/17/91 Al 5Bill Clinton pins hopes on Super Tuesday showing * 11/17/91 B6 1Bill Clinton clings to 5-point economic proposal * 11/19/91 Al 4Bill Clinton chides 'gutless' group over critical ads * 11/19/91 All 1Bill Clinton taped listening to Kerry 's lesbian joke * 11/19/91 Al2 5Statehood for District of Columbia endorsed by Clinton * 11/19/91 A12 5Bill Clinton refuses comment on Kerry joke about lesbians * 11/20/91 Al 2Bill Clinton cal ls for drop in credit card interest rate * ll/20/91 AB 1Bill Cl inton equivocates, gets off hook. columnist says * 11/20/91 Bll 1Bill Clinton attacks tax-and-spend politics * 11/21/91 Al 2Bob Kerry made genuine apology for joke, Bill Clinton says * 11/21/91 Al O 3The jokesters (ed) * 11/21/91 BS 1Meredith Oakley column on Kerry 's joke told to Bill Clinton * 11/22/91 Bll 1Bill Clinton speaks to Florida students * 11/22/91 B4 1Jerry Brown attacks Bill Clinton, Bob Kerrey * 11/23/91 B4 4Bill Clinton holds his own in Harkin territory * 11/24/ 91 Al 4Bill Clinton well-received in Chicago and Iowa * 11/24/91 A12 1Bill Clinton, L Douglas Wilder court black bloc * 11/25/91 Al 2Oklahoman Terri Walters joins Bill Clinton campaign team * 11/25/91 Bl 4John Robert Starr sees hypocricy in Clinton on tax and spend* 11/25/91 B7 1Connie Hanzy alleges she has sexual encounter with Clinton * 11/27 /91 Al 2Gov Clinton' s office denies incident reptd by Connie Hanzy * 11/27/91 Al 2State Rep Jimmie Don McKissick gives acct of Hamzy's actions* 11/27/91 Al 2Witnesses swear Connie Hamzy' s account not true * 11/27/91 Al 2Connie Hamzy meets press. insists Penthouse story true * 11/27/91 AlO lBill Clinton tells Texans he is different breed * 11/27/91 AlO 3Penthouse story is true. 'Sweet. Sweet ' Connie Hamzy says * 11/27/91 A19 1Penthouse article will not hurt Bill Clinton. analysts say * 11/28/91 B4 1Senator Sam Nunn (D. Ga) to host Clinton fundraiser * 11/28/91 B4 2Sweet, Sweet Connie doing her act again. M Oakley writes * 11/29/91 Bll 1Sex accusation should not hurt Clinton. Starr writes * 11/29/91 Bll 4Bill Clinton says flimsy allegations common in campaigns * 11/29/91 B2 3Bill Clinton 's plan draws attention fron national press * 12/ 1/91 Al 2Bill Clinton's plan draws attention fron national press * 12/ l/91 Al 2Bill Clinton' s staff spreads message from Little Rock * 12/ 2/91 Al 4Bill Clinton' s staff spreads message from Little Rock * 12/ 2/91 Al 4Tom Harkin. Bill Clinton lead debate on Dem message * 12/ 2/91 AS 1Tom Harkin. Bill Clinton lead debate on Dem message * 12/ 2/91 AS 1Bill Clinton asks for $581 .591 from FEC * 12/ 3/91 Bl 6Bill Clinton says he has plan on recession * 12/ 3/91 B3 4James Carville joins Clinton campaign * 12/ 3/91 B3 5L Douglas Wilder to visit Little Rock * 12/ 4/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton visits Wyoming, gets governor 's endorsement * 12/ 4/91 B4 4James Carville says Clinton's ideas drew him to campaign * 12/ 4/91 B4 4Bill Clinton scoffs at assertion he took David Duke 's ideas * 12/ 5/91 A4 2Clinton says he worked for welfare reform; Duke burned cross* 12/ 5/91 A4 2John Brummett column on Bill Clinton as front-runner * 12/ 5/91 B9 1Bill Clinton calls Wilder remarks on Ark 'arrogant ' * 12/ 6/91 Bl 1L Douglas Wilder scales down his visit to <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 12/ 6/91 Bl lBill Clinton says he is ready for Mario Cuomo * 12/ 6/91 B4 2Bill Clinton unsure that Forida poll is significant * 12/ 6/91 B4 5Alliance for Republican-Independent Agenda fights Clinton * 12/ 8/91 Bl 1262
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLL Douglas Wilder stumps on Clinton 's turf (West Memphis) * 12/ 9/91 Al 2Bill Clinton camp faces tough week ahead * 12/ 9/91 Al 5L Douglas Wilder tests waters in Clinton 's territory * 12/10/91 B3 3ARIAS to revive 'raise and spend ' ad against Bill Cl inton * 12/10/91 B8 1Isolationism bad policy, Bill Clinton tells Jewish leaders * 12/11/91 Al 2Bill Clinton' s staff tries to fight ARIAS ads * 12/12/91 Al 6Bill Clinton comments on Repub Pat Buchanan' s campaign * 12/ 12/91 A9 1Hillary Clinton keeps busy in campaign * 12/12/91 BS 1Bill Clinton gets cheers from National Education Assn * 12/13/91 Al 2Bill Clinton campaigns in Texas * 12/13/91 A20 3Bill Clinton says America must rebuild its economy * 12/13/91 A22 1Bill Clinton campaign expects to raise $750, 000 in week * 12/13/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton does not remember letter to Sen J W Fulbright * 12/13/91 B6 1Bill Clinton campaigning for Florida poll votes * 12/14/91 Bl 5Bill Clinton leads Democratic candidates in Florida poll * 12/14/91 BS 1Bill Clinton. other Dems. vie for votes in Florida poll * 12/15/91 Al 2Hillary Clinton gets thumbs up from Floridians * 12/ 15/91 A16 5Bill Clinton's work with Governors Assn reaps benefits * 12/15/91 Bl 1Bill Clinton is teachers ' pet once again * 12/15/91 B2 3Bill Clinton called darling of national media * 12/ 15/91 B5 2Column by Meredith Oakley on Frank Greer and ARIAS * 12/15/91 H5 1John Brummett column on Frank Greer attack on ARIAS * 12/15/91 H5 1Bill Clinton in televised debate with Dem candidates * 12/16/91 Al 3Bill Clinton wins 53 pct in Florida straw poll * 12/16/91 Al 3Supporters say Bill Clinton on a roll * 12/16/91 Al 6Column says 'foreign ' writer romanticizes Clinton roots * 12/16/91 B7 1Debate antices of 3 rivals criticized by Bill Clinton * 12/17/91 Al 2Little Rock event brings $800.000 to Clinton campaign * 12/17/91 Al 2New Hampshire broadcasters bristle at Clinton campaign lr * 12/ 17/91 Al 2Bill Clinton uninspiring in TV debate. John B rummett writes * 12/17/91 B7 1Editorial discusses Bill Clinton's shewing in Florida pol l * 12/18/91 BlO 1Anti-Clinton group warns to let ads run * 12/18/91 B3 3Miami business audience hears Bill Cl in ton's economy plan * 12/ 18/91 B4 3Bill Clinton attends Ohio fund-raiser * 12/18/91 B4 4Bill Clinton expects Cuomo to jump in at last minute * 12/19/91 Al 6Bill Clinton downplays chances for New Hampshire win * 12/19/91 A8 1Natl media not interested in Clinton's complete story (col) * 12/19/91 B9 4Bill Clinton defends his health-care plan provisions * 12/20/91 Al 6Bill Clinton endorsed by Nashville (Tenn) Banner * 12/20/91 A18 4Georgia Senator Sam Nunn. endorses Bill Clinton * 12/20/91 Al8 4Bill Clinton campaign offices open in New York City * 12/20/91 A19 1Bill Cl inton traces GM woes to lack of US economic plan * 12/20/91 Al9 1Bill Clinton has sympathy for Mario Cuomo * 12/21/91 Al8 1Bill Clinton may benefit from Cuomo decision not to run * 12/21/91 A19 1Bill Clinton wows big city media. but not in Little Rock * 12/21/91 A20 1Georgia move of primary could aid Bill Clinton * 12/21/91 A21 3Bill Clinton accepted PAC funds for race for governor * 12/22/91 Bl 5Bill Becker rept on Clinton labor record is column topic * 12/22/91 H5 1Bill Clinton needs good showing in Michigan. Illinois * 12/23/91 Al 4Bill Clinton says Bush should stop 'blame game ' * 12/23/91 Al 4Bill Clinton record praised by some. criticized by others * 12/23/91 Al 5Georgia Gov Zell Miller supports Bill Clinton * 12/23/91 Al 5Bill Clinton charts smooth course on primary trail * 12/23/91 Bl 5Cl inton 's domestic GI bill is fluff. Democrat-Gazette says * 12/23/91 B6 1263
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton climbs to 2nd in New Hampshire pollBill Clinton spending hol idays at homeRhode Island Gov Sundlun endorses Bill ClintonClinton on Bush (ed in <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette)Bigger natl woes might overcome Clinton. columnist writesArk GOP will not block David Duke from primaryJohn Sununu predicts Clinton to win ticket. lose to BushPaul Tsongas. Bill Clinton nearly tied in new poll in NHMeredith Oakley comments on Time story on Bill ClintonFEC to send Bill Clinton $57 9,364Clinton bid will strengthen negative myths. Starr writesBill Clinton 's New Hampshire campaign run in living roomsClinton 's rise (<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat-Gazette editorial)Bill Clinton seeks to avoid tag, 'regional candidate'Bob Kerrey says Bill Clinton now man to beatBill Clinton running well in L Douglas Wilder's stateL Douglas Wilder could siphon black vote from Bill ClintonPRIEST, SHARONsee also Little RockPRISONERSsee Prisons and prisonersPRISONERS OF WARsee also Middle Eastsee also Vietnam Conflictsee also World War IIPRISONS AND PRISONERSsee also Children and youthsee also Medicine and healthsee also Pardon and parolesee also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materialsDeath Row inmade Thomas W Simmons apparently took own lifeRazor used by Thomas Simmons was standard for inmatesSuicide of inmate Thomas Simmons leads to review of policyPretrial release offers 2nd chance. relieves jail crowdingSuicide risk in state jails high. consultant saysInmates' right to change names upheld by US Supreme CourtCounty sheriffs ask Legis for better reimbursement systemCummins inmate T A Spears found hanged from walkway railingBill for alternative sentencing runs into problems in LegisBill in Legis would allow for community service by prisonersInmate Tony Anthony King killed in fight after gameAtty for prisoners in jails to sue stateSuicide of inmate Thomas W Simmons planned to spare familyCorrection Dept director A 1 Lockhart wants 10 pct pay hikeSalary raise of 16 pct for A L Lockhart proposedFaulkner County can proceed with building new facilityACLU considering suit against White County JailFatal shot fired to break up fight between two inmatesInmate Tommy Lee Thompson shot to death by guard at TuckerList of violent acts in Ark prison system in last 14 monthsEnd to free cigarettes for inmates voted by prison boardGuard cleared in death of inmate Tommy Thompson at TuckerLegislative panel approves 131 new prison jobsArticle describes regimen at boot camp prison at Wrightsville* 12/24/91 Al* 12/25/91 B2* 12/25/91 B7* 12/26/91 B6* 12/26/91 B7* 12/27 /91 Al* 12/27 /91 Al* 12/ 27 /91 Al4* 12/ 27 /91 B9* 12/28/91 Al* 12/28/91 B9* 12/29/91 Al* 12/29/91 H4* 12/30/91 Al* 12/30/91 Al* 12/30/91 Bl* 12/ 30/91 Bl01/ 1/91 Al01/ 2/91 Bl01/ 3/91 Bl201/ 6/91 Bl01/ 6/91 Bl01/ 8/91 B6Ol/16/91 H201/17/91 Bl01/30/91 H501/30/91 H702/ 1/91 Bl02/ 2/91 B702/ 4/91 Bl02/ 5/91 G202/ 6/91 H402/ 7 /91 B302/12/91 B302/13/91 Al02/13/91 Al02/13/91 A702/27 /91 B202/27 /91 B303/ 7/91 I303/10/91 Al41511225131415611554251324311534254462212264
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLThree escapees from Hot Spring County jailer recaptured 03/12/91 AlCummins inmate Phillip Michael Wheat escapes03/14/91 B3Cummins escapee Phillip Michael Wheat still eludes police 03/15/91 BlInmate Michael Sanders tells of fear in Ark prison system 03/16/91 B9Overcrowding is result of longer term sentencing in Ark 03/19/91 AlPrison officials upset at crowding03/19/91 AlProblems expected with tobacco cutoff03/ 19/91 BlFederal officials say Delta area ideal for prison facility 03/21/91 BlForrest City selected as possible site for federal prison 03/23/91 AlDeath row inmates ' art to be shown by death penalty opponents 03/24/91 BlForrest City pleased with prospect of federal prison there 04/ 1/91 BlEssie Mae Willock claims she is held illegally04/ 3/91 BlNLR jailer Charlie Scott fired for allegedly beating inmate 04/ 4/91 AlPublicity about Charlie Scott case irks his attorney04/ 5/91 B4Faulkner County must cut $1 million from jail plans04/ 6/91 B3Correction Dept Director A L Lockhart glad he stayed on job 04/ 15/91 AlPrison conditions of 20 yrs ago described by A L Lock.hart 04/15/91 AlCorrections Resource Comm set up by Legis to study sentencing 04/15/91 A7AIDS threat may cause end of plasma donations program04/15/91 BlPrison priority given to inmates with short terms04/20/91 AlEmoluments program again creating complications04/20/91 ABPulaski prisoners to clean up roadsides in new program04/20/91 B2Pulaski. County Jail inmates clean up roadsides04/21/91 BllEmoluments to be taxed as income04/24/91 B3Records tell of handcuffs. filth at Pulaski Juvenile Center 04/25/91 AlLee County JPs approve plan to help pay for prison unit 04/26/91 B5Three escapees from <strong>Arkansas</strong> County Jail captured04/27/91 B3Sheriffs left out of prison plans for 'Fast Track'04/29/91 AlMurder suspect Sedric Hinton sent to boot camp by error 04/30/91 BlSheriffs angry over prison 'Fast Track ' program05/ 3/91 BlAudit cites problems with Correction Dept inventory05/10/91 B7Faulker County approves more funds for new detention center 05/ 14/91 B3Survey showed Ark had 6.766 prisoners in 199005/16/91 A3Board of Correction to activate Fast Track despite opposition 05/16/91 B9Prison officials plan to refine Tucker work-release program 05/16/91 B9Inmates at White Co Jail will not be chgd in holding jailer 05/24/91 BlOFour inmates escape from Pulaski County Jail05/25/91 AlMagistrate hears testimony in chgs against Benton Co Jail 05/25/91 BBFour Pulaski County Jail escapees still free05/26/91 BlFast Track program is moving inmates out of jails05/26/91 B2Trail of Pulaski. County Jail escapees growing cold05/27/91 BlPulaski Jail escapee Larry J Watson surrenders05/28/91 AlPulaski. jailer Thomas S Sowell chgd with aiding 4 to escape 05/29/91 AlSecond of four Pulaski Jail escapees nabbed after tip05/29/91 AlPulaski. Sheriff C Gravette criticized on hunt for inmates 05/29/91 AlOPulaski jailer Sowell was offered business to help escapees 05/30/91 AlSheriff Gravett lukewarm in pursuit of escapees. column says 05/30/91 BlTimothy W Axelson chgd with aiding Pulaski inmates to escape 05/31/91 BlTerry Axleson allegedly provided transportation for escapees 06/ 1/91 BlFaulkner Sheriff wants Playboy magazine out of his jail 06/ 1/91 B6Federal judge rules prisoner can have Playboy in jail06/ 1/91 B6Town of Brick.eys looking forward to opening of new prison 06/ 3/91 B3Sebastian County Jail threatened with closing06/ 5/91 BlJudge orders state prisoners removed from Sebastian Jail 06/ 6/91 Bll221155116212514555552212211265153353556625225612244125265
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE C:OLCounty jails in Sebastian and Stone among state 's worstCounty jails of Greene. Howard. Marion called among worstHalf of jails in state violate codes: five could be closedShortcomings of five worst jails examinedSebastian County Jail threatened by federal court rulingThirty-five jails in state violate standardsFederal prison could bring 500 jobs to Forrest City areaPrison system houses one 15-yr-old inmate: may get anotherCorrections Resource Comm members named; duties outlinedSearch for Pulaski jail excapees still onMarion County jail not state 's worst, public defender say sBobby Roberts sees more reform-minded board by next yearSupt A L Lockhart' s tenure may be about to endInmates sue to close Sebastian County JailEx-jailer Lary Allen Fromm pleads innocent in sex caseLarry A Fromm accused of sex abuse of woman in Sherwood jailChurch helps pay fine of Faulkner Sheriff Bob BlankenshipFaulkner Sheriff Bob Blankenship kept Playboy from inmateFour inmates escape from Stone County JailStone County officers halt hunt for escapees. aw ait cluesInmate Kelley D Huggins goes on hunger strike to protest foodOne Stone County escapee caughtLafayette County Jail escapees captured with aid of dogsHerbert L Scott says he was abused in North Little Rock JailNLR police chief denies allegations of Herbert L ScottAbuse acct by NLR inmate Herbert Scott unsupportedTucker Unit dogs have talent for tracking inmatesInmate Kelly D Huggins in 20th day of hunger strikeCorrection Board gets look into Fast Track planEx-inmates call Pulaski Courthouse holding cell a dungeonHolding cell in Pulaski Courthouse not ready, official saysHerbert L Scott's allegation of abuse in NLR Jail disprovedFence being built around Youth Services CenterEscapes from Youth Services Center have increasedSuit on Pulaski courthouse holding cell dismissedTeen says he was raped in NLR City JailYouth alleging rape in NLR jail was chgd with rape of childNLR police determined rape did not occur in jailIzard Co Jail inmate beats jailer. escapes. is recapturedPrison boot camp bldg opened with Gov Cl inton in attendanceSuccess of boot camp shown by low recividism rateTom Matthews resigns: says boot camp becoming regular prisonFort Smith may seek federal prison for Fort Chaf feeFort Smith studies proposal for federal prison at Chaffee75 pct of inmates say alcohol , drugs factor in their crimesStatistics show crimes for which prisoners serving timeInmate Valerie Glenn retd to Missouri wearing only a blank.etTreatmennt of Valerie Glenn while in Ark jails defendedNew state law allows sheriffs to release some state inmatesNLR eases jail crowding with work-release programLR City Jail mistakenly releases murder suspect on bailSecond inmate mistakenly released from LR City JailHerbert Scott shows video of wounds he says made at NLR JailInmate Eric Lashon Taylor escapes from Pine Bluff Jail06/ 9/91 Al06/ 9/91 Al06/ 9/91 Al06/ 9/91 A806/ 9/91 A..906/ 9/91 A906/10/91 Al06/10/91 Bl06/12/91 B806/13/91 B506/15/91 B1206/18/91 Al06/18/91 Al06/19/91 B906/21/91 B306/21/91 B306/26/91 B906/26/91 B907/ 1/91 Bl07 / 2/91 Bl07/ 3/91 B401 I 4/91 B607 / 9/91 B507 /11/91 Bl07/11/91 Bl07 /12/91 B307 /14/91 B307/17/91 B907 /18/91 Bl407 /18/91 B507 /19/91 BlO07 /19/91 B207 /20/91 B707 /20/91 B707 /23/91 B507 /31/91 AB07 /31/91 A808/ 1/91 B508/ 2/91 B708/ 3/91 Bl08/ 3/91 Bl08/ 3/91 Bl08/ 7 /91 B308/ 8/91 B208/15/91 B308/15/91 B308/27 /91 Bl08/28/91 Bl08/29/91 B408/30/91 Bl09/17/91 Al09/18/91 Al09/21/91 B709/22/91 B5222514665145521155253515551114153E14465114414456123411266
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLState' s prison system better than most, survey reveals 09/25/91 B9 3Article on teen-agers grcwing up behind bars in Ark prisons 09/29/91 Al 2Article on inmate Chad DeBottis, 17 09/29/91 A7 5State Correction Resources Comm hears comments from officials 10/ 3/91 B7 3Correction Bd plots budget cuts; layoffs may be necessary 10/ 9/91 BS 1Independence Co inmates allegedly beat, raped other inmates 10/16/91 Bl 2Indepencence Co Jail violence blamed on outmoded building 10/17/91 B3 1Furlough policy needs another look, editorial says * 10/20/91 H4 1Suit says inmates forced to sleep on floor at LR Jail * 10/24/91 B2 1Jefferson Co JPs seek sales tax for new jail facil ity * 10/25/91 Bl 6Inmate 's suit alleging bias against him as Muslim dismissed * 10/31/91 B3 1Court decision on Muslim names will not affect current rules* 11/ 1/91 B2 2Boot camp program drills home self-respect, three say * 11/ 4/91 Al 3Boot camp program has both advocates and detractors * 11/ 4/91 Al 6Sheriffs ask state to release violent felons to their care * 11/ 7/91 Al 2State Correction Bd delays action on sheriffs ' lists * 11/ 7/91 Al 2Correction Dept cuts $3 .5 million from budget * 11/ 7/91 AlO 1Garland County inmates end jail protest peacefully * 11/ 8/91 Bl 5Sheriffs defend release of prisners to them for work program* 11/11/91 Al 3Sheriffs back away from new work-release program * 11/ 13/91 B3 1Guard foils escape from Tucker Maximum Security Unit * 11/15/91 B4 1Woman faces chg of filing false rept saying she was raped * 11/15/91 B4 3F.x-Pulaski Co jailer Thomas Sidney Sowell gets prison term * 11/16/91 B2 1Budget cuts prevent opening of prison beds at Pine Bluff * 11/20/91 A9 1Inmate release program needs attention, sheriffs say * 11/27/91 A7 1Imate of LR City Jail escapes from officer, takes 2 hostages* 12/ 3/91 Al 3Bill and Becky Caldwell witnessed to escapee holding them * 12/ 4/ 91 Al 6Two Correction Dept escapees returned from Oklahoma * 12/ 4/91 Bl 2End to emoluments for prison employees set * 12/ 5/91 Al 6Proposed unit for Augusta may be dead * 12/12/91 B4 1Death Row inmate Mark Gardner builds 5-ft-long model ship * 12/21/91 Bl 5Jonesboro plans prisoner work program * 12/25/91 Bl 1Three teen-age girls escape Craighead County Jail * 12/27/91 Bl 1R David Lewis sues over alleged abuse in NLR Jail * 12/31/91 B2 5PRIZESsee Contests and prizesPRODIGIESsee Children. GiftedPRODUCERS RICE MILL INCFraud and conspiracy trial against the Baileys set for AugFraud chgs name Ron W Bailey Sr and Ron W Bailey JrRon W Bailey Sr was former president and general managerProducers wins suit against Ronald Bailey Sr and JrPRODUCT RECALLS AND BANSsee also Drugs and drug tradePROFESSIONAL DENTAL TECHNOLCGIES INCBatesville firm makes Rote-dent electric toothbrushesBatesville firm sues Colgate Palmolive over failed salePROJECT 2000see Little RockPROJECT SUCCESSsee Poorsee WelfarePROPERTY, Government26 08/ 9/91 B308/ 9/91 B308/ 9/91 B309/ 7/91 ClO111405/13/91 x15 107 /18/91 B14 1267
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Government propertyPROSECUTING ATTORNEYSsee Public prosecutorsPROSECUTORS. Publicsee Public prosecutorsPROSTITUTIONsee also Bars and night clubsJerry Jarrett sentenced in teen-age prostitute casePRUET. CHESLEYEl Dorado oilman joins Dan Quayle tourPRYOR. DAVIDsee also CongressCo-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LRPSYCHIC PHENOMENAsee also Efird. Tyson LeePsychic fair draws seekers. doubters03/17/91 BlPsychic Fair draws 450 to LR event07/ 1/91 B4Carol Pate sure of her psychic abilities: some express doubt* 11/24/91 B2PUBLIC DEFENDERSsee Legal aid for the poorPUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (Ark)see Government empl oyees. State06/20/91 B7 308/16/91 Cl 2Ol/16/91 A4 2PUBLIC INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE COLouisiana co headed by Doug Wood fails: loss is $42 million 07/ 9/91 Cl 5PUBLIC OPINION AND SURVEYSsee also WildlifePUBLIC PROSECUTORSsee also McAul ey. DarrelProsecutor Mark Stodola criticized by LR Police Chief CaudellControversy continues over arrest of Atty Paul Joseph JamesMark Stodola criticizes FOP over cronyism chg in James caseLittle Rock FOP accuses Mark Stodola of threatening officersPulaski. office has lost 8 deputies this year: low pay citedActing Gov Jim Guy Tucker names Olly Neal to prosecutor postOlly Neal becomes state 's first black prosecutorPUBLIC SCHOOLSsee EducationPUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (Ark)see also Arkla Incsee also Buildings and of ficessee also Electric powerPUBLIC U'ILITIESParagould City Light will no longer pay club duesPULASKI ACADEMYsee Education 06 Dl2PULASKI COUNTYsee also Buildings and of fices. Govtsee also Crime and viceNew County Judge Floyd Villines to ignore boundary linesComputer errors render property tax bills uselessCounty studies revenue optionsCircuit Clerk Jacquetta Alexander faces contempt of court chgHarry Tapp Jr chgd in theft of $3 0.000 of Election Comm fundsHarry Austin Tapp Jr enters innocent plea to charges06/ 1/91 Bl06/ 3/91 Bl06/ 4/91 Bl06/14/91 B210/ 8/91 Bl10/10/91 Al10/10/91 Al* 10/26/91 Bl01/ 1/91 B202/16/91 Al02/24/91 Bl04/23/91 A605/ 9/91 Al05/10/91 Al22452514446422152268
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLJohn Hall calls for Election Commission to resignHarry Tapp faces chgs of stealing $40.000Elected officials ask study of redesign of govtOfficials have different ideas on needed reorganizationCourthouse clock tower needs $150. 000 to complete proj ectExecutive branch plan approved; fight loomsPublic Facilities Bd paid thousands to board membersHarry Tapp admits he pilfered $40.615 from Election CommCounty reorganization threatens aut onomy . clerks saySix of seven officials want positions to remain electiveJPs cut $420.000 from county budget for 1992Anti-union feeling obvious in Quorum Court 's grumblingQuorum Court panel approves $37 million budgetAssessor defends his duties before reorganizing committeeSheriff Carroll Gravett opposes appointing sheriffQuorum Court approves #37 .7 million budgetHarry Tapp apologizes for stealing, gets 5-year termPULASKI COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersPULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educationsee Medicine and healthPUMSY PROGRAMsee Education Ap18 Ag29PUNISHMENT. Corporalsee also Education F19 *031 *NlPURCHASING. Govtsee Contracts and purchasing. GovtPUZZLESsee GamesPYRAMID SALESsee International Loan Network IncPYROTECHNICSsee FireworksQSC FINISHING INCPlant at NLR special:lles in pre-shrink. stone washing jeansQUALITY OF LIFEsee al so Cities and townsQUAPAW QUARTER ASSOCIATIONsee Buildings and officesQUARTZsee Mines and mineralsQUILTS AND QUILTINGsee also Medicine and healthQUIZ BOWLHuntsville High wins finals of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Quiz BowlColumn discusses <strong>Arkansas</strong> Quiz Bowl entrantsRABIESsee Animal ssee Medicine and healthRACE-NORMINGsee LaborRACING COMMISSION (Ark)Bill in Legis would abolish Racing Commis sion05/15/91 Bl 206/23/91 B12 106/25/91 Bl 207 I 5/91 B6 207/10/91 B2 207 /10/91 B6 108/ 1/91 Bl 5* 10/29/91 Al 4* ll/ 6/91 B2 1* 11/ 7 /91 B2 1* 11/15/91 B2 5* 11/28/91 B2 1* 12/ 3/91 B2 1* 12/ 4/ 91 B2 4* 12/11/91 B4 1* 12/18/91 A20 1* 12/21/91 Bl 103/ 4/ 91 x13 104/21/91 B205/ 5/91 Bl03/ 9/91 A76l4269
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLRACING. AutomobileseeRACING.seeRACING.seeRADIOAutomobile racingDogDog racingHorseHorse racingsee also Athletics and sportsRita Richardson carves niche for herself in broadcastingBillboard magazine names KSSN 'station of the year'CMA names KSSN radio station of the yearRADONsee Pollution, wastes and haz ardous materialsRAILROADSThree cars derail in Riverfront Park at LRArticle on tourist attractions in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Levesque residents evacuated when train derailedFederal regulations halt Reader Railroad operationsDrivers still racing trains at Jonesboro crossingsFive cars derail at AlexanderRAINsee Weather and stormsRAND, WILLIAM ANTHONYsee also TheatersRANKIN, NICHOLASBoy, 6, found safe after 21 hours in woodsRAPEsee Sex crimesRAYL, DAV IDsee also PoorRAZORBACK LOGOsee Trademarks and tradenamesREADER RAILROADsee RailroadsREADERS' DIGESTsee Contests and prizesREADINGsee also Claudia CompanyREAPPORTIONMENT (Congress)see Congress - ReapportionmentREAPPORTIONMENT (Legislature)see Legislature (Ark)RECALL (Elections)see Politics and govtRECALLED PRODUCTSsee Product recalls and bansRECLAMATION, Landsee Land and real estateRECREATIONsee Parks. recreation and tourismRECTOR, RICKY RAYsee also Murders - Criswell. Arthur and Robert W MartinRECYCLING OF WASTE MATERIAL Ssee Waste materials03/25/91 x6 108/ 27 /91 ClO 209/ 10/91 cs 402/23/91 B203/31/91 Kl04/ 2/91 Bl06/25/91 B407/25/91 B5* 12/19/91 B4* 11/26/91 Al212231627 0
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE CX>LRED CROSS, Americansee also Medicine and healthRED OAK HILL INCAlda Ellis developed soap line into profitable businessFirm makes non-fading images. logos on soap barsMichael Jackson is customer of Red Oak HillRED RIVERsee Rivers and lakesREED. ROYsee also News and news mediaREFORMATORIESsee Prisons and prisonersREFUGEES AND EXPATRIATESsee Foreigners in <strong>Arkansas</strong>REGULATION OF INDUSTRYsee Bankssee BusinessRELCO INCTexarkana firm touts product to clean up oil spillsRELEAF CORPsee also Waste materialsRELIGIONsee also AIDS Interfaith Networksee also Alamo Christian Foundationsee also Assemblies of Godsee also Baptist Churchsee also Church of God Seventh Daysee also Church of God in Christsee also Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs )see also Medicine and healthsee also Methodist Churchsee also Methodist Churchsee also New Bibleway Church of God in Christsee also Presbyterian Churchsee also Televisionsee at so United Church of Christsee also Vigilance groupsDrive for mega-churches on in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Truth and Love Church noise at Pine Bluff draws complaintNoise level at Truth and Love Church protested by neighborPostal increases hit church mailings hardEaster parade at LR united four faithsRutherford Institute founder John Whitehead speaks at LRStatistics on denominational membership in stateArticle on mega-churches in <strong>Arkansas</strong>Superchurch not church of future, Dr Andrew M Hall saysChurches with congregational control grow at rapid paceLast decade brought many changes to state 's denominationsRELIGION AND PUBLIC SCHOOLSsee Birth control and abortionsee Education Ja25 Mr19 My8 My9 Ag23 S7 Sllsee Education S7 Sll Sl2REMICK, LEEsee also Actors and entertainers04/ 15/91 x4 204/ 15/91 x4 204/15/91 x4 2'R 11/ 4/91 Dl 101/20/91 Cl 201/23/91 B3 102/16/91 B3 503/ 6/91 Bl 104/ 1/91 Bl 104/ 7 /91 Bl 504/11/91 AlO 108/25/91 Al 208/31/91 BS 109/ 1/91 Al 209/ 1/91 Al 227 1
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLREMMEL. PRATT CFormer mayor of LR dies at age 75RENTS AND RENTINGsee HousingREPUBLICAN PARTYsee Congress - Redistrictingsee Presidential election of 1992see TaxationRESCUESSix people pull drowning teen from NLR lakeWilbert Purifoy. 17, pulls child from algae-filled poolRESORT VACATION INCWinston Bryant charges firm practices fraudRESSLER, MARYBETHsee also WomenRESTAURANTSsee also Economic conditions and trends - Ark IndicatorsWest Markham in western LR packed with new restaurantsMaxine 's at Hot Springs in bldg once used as brothelStory of development of Ozark Mountain Smokehouse chainArticle on Cajun's Wharf and manager Mary Beth RinggoldCrescent Dragonwagon, Ned Shanks operate Dairy HollOIV'Little Rock's Cantrell Road home to many restaurantsRETAIL STORESFactory Outlet Mall in Hot Springs alters local marketLittle Rock-based Unique Fashions closing some storesWal-Ma.rt to anchor new mall in RussellvilleClary Development Corp tells how it develops shopping mal lsValley Park Centre at Russellville is Clary Development workEverthing 's A $1 .00 stores coming to <strong>Arkansas</strong>Strip shopping center to be built near Hot Springs MallHot Springs Outlet Mall celebrates grand openingDownt own NLR losing many retail stores to suburban areasPavilion in the Park at LR making a comebackBatesville grocers peel prices in battle for customersWal-Mart Supercenter opening spurs price war in BatesvilleOutlook Mall at LR, which is vacant. has been soldPlans for The Summit Mall at LR appear to be deadLakewood Village Shopping Park attracts few customersBatesville Kroger store mgr arrested for limiting milk salesKroger mgr arrest at Batesville spurred by price warsEscorts to aid McCain Mall shoppers in reaching carsRETIREMENTsee also Legislature (Ark)see also TaxationREUNIONSsee Little Rock High Schoolsee Methodist ChurchREYNOLDS METAL S COsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsREYNOLDS, BURTsee also Actors and entertainersRICELAND FOODS INCRiceland azquiring affiliated rice driers05/ 16/91 Bl04/26/91 Bl05/10/91 B4223* 12/ 12/91 D3 201/ 6/91 Fl 201/28/91 302/18/91 xlO 103/11/91 x12 107 /28/91 El 109/22/91 Fl 2B301/29/91 C2 202/26/91 Cl 203/13/91 Cl 203/25/91 x16 103/25/91 x16 104/ 8/91 x6 404/ 12/91 ClO 104/ 13/91 Cl 205/13/91 xll 106/10/91 xll 106/12/91 Al 206/12/91 Al 206/ 17/91 x6 107 /25/91 Cl 207 /31/91 Al 208/22/91 B2 108/22/91 B2 1* 11/ 9/91 B5 305/ 4/91 Cl 227 2
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDes Arc Grain Drying Corp cool to Riceland take overEudora Grain Drying Corp rej ects Riceland offerRiceland acquires 17th drierWheatley Grain Drying Corp transfers assets to RicelandEudora Grain Drying Cooperative transfers assets to RicelandRICHARDS. ANNsee also Presidential election of 1992RICHARDSON CENTERSsee Education N9RICHARDSON HOMEsee Mental health and disordersRICHARDSON, NOLANsee also Athletics and sportssee also BasketballRICHARDSON. RITAsee also RadioRICHARDSON. ROSEInterview with wife of Coach Nolan RichardsonRIDDELL INCsee also Athletics and sportsRIGGIN. DONsee also Arthritis FoundationRIGHT TO LIFE, <strong>Arkansas</strong> (Orgn)see Birth control and abortionsee Children and youthRINGGOLD. MARY BETHsee also WomenRISON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also FootballRIVERFESTsee FestivalsRIVERS AND LAKESsee also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicatorssee also Harbors, ports and marinassee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also WaterGrubbs hopes for levee to prevent floodingExtension of boat channel on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River at PB soughtSome Grubbs residents leaving because of recurring floodsFourche Creek flood control plan hal f done in LRFlooding reported in several countiesSen Bill Walters wants to rename lake for Betsy WrightFlooding Cache River approaches record crestFlash flooding threatens as rain saturates ground<strong>Arkansas</strong> River tonnage rose S pct in 1990Grubbs waits out high water from flooding Cache RiverPine Bluff subdivision opposes channel extensionRosenbaum Lake is chosen site for Harry Hastings ' devel opmentRosenbaum Lake may be owned by state, agency saysCorps of Engineers plan for Cache River almost readyEnvironmentalists keeping eye on plans for Cache RiverPlan for extended channel at Trulock Bay Estates droppedFlood control plan for east LR areas gathers dustSaline River would be designated scenic river under billOS/11/91 ClO05/25/91 ca07/ 3/91 Cl07 /27 /91 Cl07/31/91 Cl01/13/91 Dl01/ 2/91 Bl01/ 3/91 BS01/ 3/91 B701/ 6/91 BS01/ 7/91 A701/ 8/91 B301/ 9/91 B1201/11/91 Bl01/11/91 Cl01/12/91 B1201/12/91 B301/15/91 Bl01/15/91 Bl01/21/91 BS01/21/91 BS01/26/91 B301/27/91 Bl02/ 1/91 IS342225253112122455544221273
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLScenic status for Saline River held up in committeePC&E Chmn Richard Mason says Ouachita River mismanagedFlooding occurs in three Southeast <strong>Arkansas</strong> countiesGov Clinton approves funds to aid flood victims in 2 countiesFlooding causes evacuation of some Chicot County residentsCompromise possible on Ouachita River nav igation proj ectChicot County assessing flood damageArk Conservation Coalition al igns against Ouachita proj ectEnvironmental . economic fight stagnates Ouachita wideningOuachita River navigation plan $26 million from completionHistory of Ouachita-Black River navigation proj ectScenic river bill fails in HouseScenic river bill in Legis sparks angry dispute in HouseWhite River farmers say dams kept so high lands floodCost-sharing plan blocks flood control in Delta areaMontgomery Point dam needed now. John P Hammerschmidt saysCossatot River nominated for National Scenic River statusAid sought for eight flooded counties in ArkSpring River highly threatened. group saysBeryl Anthony urges land buy to complete Ouachita proj ectRivers near flood stages in southern half of ArkFloodwater sweeps truck off road ; rescuer saves coupleOfficials survey flood damageEarly April flooding to cost $1.4 millionFloodwaters cover 100.000 acres of farm landFarmers still suffer from 1990 devastation from floodsSeveral farmers still living with the flood of 1990Flood damage put at $S .6 millionFelsenthal is under waterJohn Paul Hammerschmidt defends Montgomery Point Dam plansAshley County JPs table resolutions on Ouachita proj ectGeorgia-Pacific may begin shipping on Ouachita River soonGarland County still has damage scars from 1990 floodAP&L fending off nearly 300 after Lake Hamilton floodedFormer area resident says beloved Spring River in dangerArmy Corps claims $358 million in flood damage preventedSpring River preservation group formsThreatened streams, uncaring PC&E Commission (ed)Funds for Montgomery Point project in bill House approvedGov Bill Clinton asks PC&E to reconsider threatened streamsRiver status will not hurt Saline County search for waterHomeowners on lakes fight proposed mowing rul es of CorpsOwens Lake mgmt vexes Corps of EngineersThreatened rivers to get second vote by PC&EProposed list of troubled, endangered. impaired streamsLake Catherine residents to appeal flood damage decisionArmy Corps wants White River high in winter, low in summerMowing. dock costs at federal lakes to increaseLake Betsey Wright opens for fishingMap shows where Ouachita River bend cutoffs. widening neededPC&E files suit to retain right to issue North Fork permitOuachita River channel ization proj ect backed by Beryl AnthonySenate approves plan to channelize lower Ouachita RiverStill saying 'no' to Ouachita ditch (ed on channelization)02/ 1/91 IS02/ 7 /91 Bl02/20/91 Bl02/21/91 BlO02/23/91 Bl02/23/91 B902/24/91 B202/27 /91 Bl03/ 3/91 Bl03/ 3/91 Bl03/ 3/91 BS03/12/91 G603/12/91 G604/ 4/ 91 B304/ 7 /91 Ji.:304/11/91 Ji.:304/14/91 Dl304/ 16/91 Al04/16/91 Ji.:304/23/91 Bl04/28/91 Bl04/29/91 Al04/30/91 Al05/ 1/91 B2OS/ 2/91 Cl05/ 5/91 Al05/ 5/91 A1605/ 9/91 B605/10/91 Bll05/10/91 B1205/15/91 BS05/15/91 Cl05/19/91 Bl05/19/91 B405/22/91 Bl305/23/91 BB05/28/91 Bl05/29/91 Bl205/ 30/ 91 Ji.:306/ 8/91 Bl06/13/91 B606/16/91 Bl06/16/91 D906/27/91 Bl06/27 /91 Bl07 / 2/91 BlO07 I 2/91 ClO07/ 6/91 B207 /14/91 D908/ 2/91 Ji.:308/ 2/91 BlO08/ 3/91 Al08/ 3/91 Al08/10/91 BB315155212211123325552222221451135515213322223115221221274
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLElene Murray wants North Fork (Saline River) suit dismissed1990 flood damage to <strong>Arkansas</strong> River banks repairedFourche Creek proj ect uproots 200-year-old cypressesUS Senate transfers $500,000 to Hot Springs flood controlSen Dale Bumpers wants Ark rivers in Scenic Rivers SystemCongressman Beryl Anthony promotes Ouachita channelizationOuachita River channelization support is spottyUnscientific polls on Ouachita development called stackedUS Sen John Breaux wants Ouachita for recreational useEngineers drop proposals on White River lakes drawdownLevees best method to control Red River floods, rept showsCoal leading way. shipment s on <strong>Arkansas</strong> River rise 8 pctLengthy article explains controversy over Ouachita proj ectProj ect to widen Ouachita River at a standstillJohnson County battles PC&E over Mulberry River bridgeAgency backing North Fork (Saline River) dam drops suitArticle traces <strong>Arkansas</strong> River from source to LR areaRIVERSIDE FURNITURE CORP08/13/91 B208/14/91 Bl08/28/91 Bl09/20/91 A310/16/91 All* 11/ 1/91 Dl* 11/ 1/91 Dl* 11/ 1/91 Dl* 11/ 1/91 Dl* 11/ 2/91 B9* 11/ 7/91 Bl* 11/18/91 Dl* 11/24/91 Al* 11/24/91 Al* 11/29/91 Bl* 12/11/91 B5* 12/29/91 I1Creditors seize Riverside; firm owners barred from operations 04/23/91 Cl 5ROADSsee also Economic assistancesee also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materialsColumn discusses roads and gasoline tax hikesIce storm left potholes in roads across stateHighway Comm unveils $2.4 billion road planProposed $2.4 billion road plan cal ls for higher fuel taxesAudubon Society sues over plans for Rebsamen Park RoadTax plan for highways clears first legislative hurdleErnest Dumas column discusses tax plan for roads programBackers of highway bond issue shelve program for nowColumnist says highway program in passing zoneFuel tax proposal for road program gains support in LegisFuel tax proposal gains more support in LegislatureLegislators plan to push ahead with road program billsTruckers vow to support diesel tax increase for roadsInterstates in Ark badly in need of repairsChicken trucks way wreck highway plan, columnist writesDiesel fuel tax plan runs into oppositionPoultry Federation says hiher taxes would hurtHouse panel approves fuels tax bill for road programRep W F Foster sponsors fuel tax for roads programTrucking industry may balk at road financing planLegislature gears up for fuel tax questionColumn discusses highway bill and battle over diesel taxRoad plan gets out of Senate committeeHighway bills in trouble despite Henry Gray. column saysBill in Legis would raise truck fee, cap sales taxFour bills address hotly discussed topics in LegislaturePoultry, timber industry attacks gas tax planHighway plan faces torturous road in LegislatureAHC assails opponents of fuel tax plan for roadsHouse panel passes alternative heavy truck billVandalism of signs frustrates Faulkner County officialsIndependent truckers discuss proposed fuel tax raises01/ 1/91 Bl01/ 1/91 Bl01/12/91 Al01/12/91 Al01/12/91 Bl01/ 15/91 Al01/15/91 Gl01/16/91 H301/17 /91 !401/17/91 !501/17 /91 I?01/18/91 Bl01/20/91 Al01/20/91 Bl01/24/91 Il01/24/91 I101/24/91 I101/25/91 I101/25/91 I101/ 26/91 A1301/28/91 Al01/29/91 G501/31/91 Al01/31/91 I102/ 1/91 1302/ 1/91 I302/ 2/91 A702/ 4/91 Bl02/ 5/91 G302/ 6/91 All02/ 7 /91 B302/ 7/91 Cl1422421111132213355551511112112233513333426122141275
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHighway program facing a rocky legislative ride 02/ 8/91 Al 2Road program supporters may compromise on tax rate 02/ 8/91 Al 2Highway plan still weighty legislative feud 02/11/91 Bl 2Sales tax on fuel may be proposed to finance road program 02/12/91 Al 2Haggling over fuel tax goes on in Legislature 02/13/91 Hl 5Compromise cuts fuel tax increases for road program 02/14/91 Al 5Fuel tax increases fought by poultry. lumber interests 02/14/91 Al 5More federal funds would require more matching funds 02/14/91 f\3 1Highway bills get mixed signals in House and Senate action 02/15/91 I1 3Highway program back on track with passage of settlement bill 02/21/91 Al 5Proposed road-building program fails first vote in House 02/22/91 Al 2Conway attracts road money for proj ects 02/23/91 B3 2House to vote third time on road building program 02/25/91 Bl 5Columnist discusses poultry industry opposition to fuel tax 02/26/91 Gl 1Little Rock legislators do not like road tax 02/26/91 G3 1Highway tax bill squeaks by House by one vote 02/27 /91 Al 2Pulaski Co legislators change minds. support fuel tax 02/27/91 Hl lFuel tax increase cruises through Senate. 3 2-3 02/28/91 Al 2Senators wrangle on bill for more money for county roads 03/ 1/91 I6 1Legislature passes $2.4 billion highway program 03/ 1/91 18 1House refuses to pass Senate road-building bill 03/ 6/91 H3 lHighway bonds still under consideration 03/ 7/91 12 3Bill freeing money for county road work dies 03/ 7/91 I6 1Proposal filed to have time to build roads under program 03/ 9/91 A6 5Language in bond measure may be changed to conform with law 03/13/91 I6 1AHC seeks authority to issue bonds for road program 03/14/91 I6 1Four lane highway from Springdale to Okla planned 03/30/91 Bl 2Rebsamen Park Road extension ordered halted at LR 04/ 2/91 Al 6Proposed road from Maumelle to I40 draws protests 04/ 9/91 B3 1Leaders push for 4-lane replacement for US 71 in NW Ark 04/23/91 Bl 2Maj or state roads put in national plan now before Congress 07/20/91 Al 5Too much tax. too little money (ed on proposed federal bill) 07/27/91 BS 1House highway bill good for Ark . John Paul Hammerschmidt says 08/ 8/91 B8 1Dollar Way road helped pave way for concrete highways 08/11/91 F2 4Truckers rate Ark highways sixth worst in US 09/12/91 B2 5Map shc:Ms routes of scenic roads in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/16/91 El 2Hold-up on flood relief proving new disaster for counties 10/ 3/91 Bl 4Ark to get $1.6 million in federal funds without gas tax 10/ 12/91 A3 3US 71 expressway from Fayetteville to Missouri 1 ine finished 10/ 17 /91 B3 1John Paul Hammerschmidt dedicates stretch of US 71 * 10/20/91 B2 1Federal budget has $1.6 billion for <strong>Arkansas</strong> proj ects * 10/25/91 Bl 3Marche residents hope wetlands drown I-40 interchange * 11/ 3/91 B2 2Officials plan to widen I30 from LR to Benton to six lanes * 11/25/91 Al 2Ark to get $1.6 billion from new U S transportation act * 11/28/91 Al8 1Congress directs Hammerschmidt name for US 71 signs * 12/13/91 A21 1Ark Legis. not Congress. named highway for J P Hammerschmidt* 12/14/91 B3 2Much of US 71 in Ark far from interstate qual ity * 12/29/91 Bl 1ROBB. THOMsee also Vigilance groupsROBBERIES AND THEFTSsee also Alamo Christian Foundationsee also Animal ssee also Athletics and sportssee also Booneville276
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsoConway Countysee also Credit unionssee also Fewell and Associatessee also Garland Countysee also Pulaski Countysee also TelevisionAudit reveals $533.821.88 missing from Univ of Ark fundsForm.er UA Assoc Treasurer Dale Lauver reportedly suspectFormer employee in Univ of Ark treasurer office is suspect01/17/91 Bl01/17/91 Bl01/17/91 Bl222LR Lt Keith Rounsavall being investigated in stolen coat case 01/24/91 Bl 5LR Police Lt Keith Rounsavall retiresBank robbery suspect James Roland Clark arrested in Sharp CoTeens robbing teens of athletic clothingOnly misdemeanor chgs filed against Keith. Sharon RounsavallKeith and Sharon Rounsavall plead not guiltyUnion Natl Bank branch at LR robbedWorthen branch in LR robbedBill in Legis would raise penalty for stealing milk cratesMary B Birdson. 81. gets prison term for cheating neighborMary Birdsong 's victim forgives her; just wants money backCocaine suspect chgd in thefts from clothing stores in LR01/25/91 Bl01/26/91 Bl01/27 /91 B701/31/91 Bl01/31/91 B202/ 2/91 B202/ 5/91 B202/12/91 G602/20/91 Bl02/21/91 Al02/22/91 Bl22114511521No suspect found in possible theft of books at UA Law <strong>Library</strong> 02/22/91 BlO 1Sale of UA Law <strong>Library</strong> books being investigatedPolice believe 3 LR men committed 300 burglariesArmed robbery conspiracy trial of James D Callaway beginsWitness alters earlier claim on James CallawayJury acquits James Callaway of conspiracy charge02/26/91 BlO03/ 2/91 Bl03/ 6/91 B303/ 7 /91 B303/ 8/91 Bl55252Transcript of James Callaway trial to be searched for perjury 03/ 8/91 B2 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> men arrested in string of 300 burglariesUA Law School <strong>Library</strong> Director George Skinner resignsDoug Wallace charged with theft of propertyDoug Wallace reported missingCynthia Barnes to be chgd in missing funds at Univ of ArkCynthia Barnes says she did not take Univ of Ark fundsDart gun. tranquil izer drug taken from PB animal shelterConcord School Dist may chg treasurer Brenda SutherlandMore than $80,000 not accounted for in Concord Dist fundsMan gets 15-yr sentence for steal ing two steaks from KrogerConcord School Dist torn apart by scandal over missing fundsCopter crash kills 2 officers in hunt for youthsCopter crashed while search on for juvenile suspectsBrenda Sutherland chgd with embez zling from Concord SchoolSavers Savings Assn in LR robbed; suspect charged03/10/91 Al03/19/91 Bl03/21/91 H403/22/91 Bl03/23/91 B903/26/91 Bl03/29/91 B304/13/91 Al04/13/91 Al04/18/91 B604/21/91 Al04/24/91 Al04/24/91 A604/24/91 Bl04/24/91 B2251121266522122Manslaughter chgs filed after officers killed in copter crash 04/25/91 Al 3Officers killed in copter crash while searching for 2 teensBurglary suspect shot while breaking into houseUAPB night patrols doubled after series of burglariesItems valued at $50. 000 taken in burglaries at UAPB campusPulaski County Judge says Harry Austin Tapp Jr to be firedConcord School Dist audit kept alive as more records checkedPatrons support Concord Dist school boardHarry A Tapp Jr fired from Pulaski Election Comm postHarry Tapp blamed in stealing of $40,615 from Pulaski CountyEmbezzlement trial of Brenda Holliman delayed for US probe04/25/91 Al04/25/91 Bl04/25/91 B305/ 8/91 B305/11/91 Bl05/ 11/91 B205/11/91 BS05/14/91 B205/16/91 B305/17/91 B6326l222521277
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGeorge Skinner pleads guilty to book theft at UA Law <strong>Library</strong>Charles W Bradford indicted in Capitol Credit Union caseTen chgs combined into seven in Univ of Ark athletics caseTheft chgs to be filed against former UA official Dale LauverHome Savings branch at LR robbed by lone gunmanThree armed men rob Stifft 's Jewelers at <strong>University</strong> MallUniv of Ark theft suspect Dale Lauver pleads innocentAlmost $7 .000 msg from registrar office at East Ark Comm CollDan Baker. controversial apt mgr. faces theft charge sCharles Waymond Bradford pleads guilty in Capitol Credit caseEast Ark Community Coll registrar Steve Murray not rehiredMargaret Holland admits taking $21.8000 repays itMargaret Holland was director of Jacksonville Elderly ProgramPeter Taylor suspected of taking $40 000 for foodbank fundPeter Taylor returns to US after trip to LondonLJAC agrees to take second look at Concord funds situationEx-teller. ex-guard chgd with robbing Sheridan bankUniv of Ark probing possible thefts from custodial servicesSecurity Bank branch at Alpena robbed by gunman in black wigHEAT program puts chill on overnight auto thieves at LRWorthen branch at NLR robbedHelping Hand suffers 4th burglary in past 9 monthsThree arrested in theft of tractors in DamascusMargaret Holland chgd with theft from fund for the elderlyJimmy Mayfield. Carl Eugene Rader linked to 150 burglariesPulaski County officers arrest 33 in burglary probeHome Savings branch on Geyer Springs Road robbedPossible theft from Miller County Farm Bureau investigatedFormer UA housekeeping director Boyd Dodson chgd with theftsFormer student Jeff Cole chgd with thefts from U of A theaterCynthia Barnes alleges she was set up in UA theft caseWhite County officers break up maj or burglary theft ringBurglars hit home of State Police Director Tommy GoodwinWomen's purses grabbed by men driving by in carsFances Wentz to plead guilty in theft of UA athletic fundsFrances Wentz will plea bargainn U A Athletic Dept casePlea bargain in U A Athletic Dept case stinks , column saysTen purse snatchings at LR are relatedFrances Wentz pleads guilty to UA Athletic Dept funds theftFrances Wentz will be eligible for parole immediatelyIRS auditing Frances Wentz . Cynthia Barnes in UA funds caseExclusive on U of Ark Athletic Dept thefts called revealingDrug dealers suspected in theft of airplane at NLRFormer Concord School Supt Jerry Beggs denies blackmail chgsTrial of Brenda Sutherland in Concord School case under wayJurors hear Brenda Sutherland confess to Concord theftsFrances L Wentz 's plea bargain mocks justice (ed)Brenda Sutherland testifies cover-up was to protect familyEx-Concord School Dist bookkeeper Sutherland convictedThefts of symbols of Mobile Oil Co continueNLR couple beaten. robbed while in car at stop sign15 to be subpoenaed in Univ of Ark theft trial of C BarnesFrances Wentz may be freed before trial of Cynthia Barnes *Grapevine newspaper cannot be stolen. Andrew Ziser says *05/18/91 Bl 505/21/91 Bl 405/23/91 B14 205/24/91 BS 305/25/91 BS 205/29/91 Bl 205/29/91 Bll l05/29/91 Bl4 306/ 1/91 B2 506/ 5/91 BS 506/ 6/91 BlO 506/ 7/91 B3 506/ 7/91 B3 506/12/91 Bl 206/13/91 B2 106/15/91 B8 106/20/91 Bl4 406/22/91 Bl4 106/22/91 B9 507/ 1/91 B2 307 I 4/91 B5 107/ 7/91 Bl 507 /11/91 B9 307/23/91 B2 107/24/91 B3 107/27 /91 B4 1OS/ 3/91 B7 108/ 8/91 B3 408/14/91 B3 108/14/91 B3 108/16/91 B2 508/ 17 /91 B3 508/23/91 Bl 609/ 3/91 B2 509/ 4/91 B3 409/ 5/91 Bl 109/ 5/91 Bl 109/ 5/91 B4 109/ 6/91 Bl 209/ 6/91 Bl 209/13/91 Bl2 109/14/91 Bl 109/19/91 Bl 209/19/91 B3 409/19/91 B3 409/20/91 B3 209/22/91 C4 209/27 /91 B3 309/28/91 B3 110/ 2/91 B3 210/ 6/91 BS 110/18/91 B3 210/19/91 C3 210/23/91 B7 127S
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLProsecutor Ziser says free newspapers cannot be stolen * 10/23/91 B7 1Roger Nielson chgd with theft from Highway 71 Water Assn * 10/26/91 B5 3Gunmen leave dye-stained loot behind in NLR bank robbery * 10/31/91 B2 2Gunman holds up Worthen branch in NLR * 11/ 2/91 B2 1First Commerical branch in NLR robbed * 11/ 5/91 B2 4Two armed men rob Pulaski Bank in SW Little Rock * 11/ 8/91 B2 5Douglas Wallace pleads guilty in theft case; fine assessed * 11/13/91 Bl 6Douglas Wallace was one executive director of Dem Party * 11/13/91 Bl 6Bandits use bulldozer in try to steal ATM at LR bank * 11/14/91 Bl 2Parole denied Frances L Wentz in Univ of Ark theft case * 11/15/91 B4 3James Roland Clark pleads guilty to 26 bank robberies * 11/19/91 B3 2Dorothy Jean Smith chgd in $100,000 embezzlement * 11/19/91 B5 4Dorothy Jean Smith was employee of Quality Ford at LR * 11/19/91 B5 4Thefts by state officials strip fidelity bond trust fund * 11/23/91 Al 2Probe of theft from Univ of Ark dining services reported * 11/23/91 B4 1Theft of copper wire darkens stretch of interstate at LR * 11/24/91 Bl 6Union National Bank branch at LR robbed * 11/26/91 B5 4Cynthia K Barnes to testify in her trial in UA case * 11/30/91 Bl 2Two rob Worthen branch in NLR * 11/30/91 B3 1Auditor links UA theft. $42.000 deposit by Cynthia Barnes * 12/ 3/91 Bl 1Cynthia Barnes acquitted of chgs in Univ of Ark case * 12/ 4/ 91 Bl 2Summary of testimony of key witnesses in Cynthia Barnes case* 12/ 4/91 Bl 2Frances Wentz file indicates cash given to athletes * 12/ 5/91 Al 2Frances Wentz plea bargain followed request for fund records* 12/ 6/91 Al 5Man robs branch of One Natl at LRi loses cap on way out * 12/ 6/91 B2 3Investigation found 33 pct of UA events receipts missing * 12/ 7/91 Al 6Stephen M Murray gets suspended term. restitution ordered * 12/ 7/91 Bl 2Stephen M Murry pleads no contest to record tampering charge* 12/ 7/91 Bl 2Lengthy article reviews Frances Wentz-Cynthia Barnes case * 12/ 8/91 Al 2Univ of Ark athletic dept funds called ripe for thievery * 12/ 8/91 Al 2Univ of Ark has seen six charged with theft * 12/ 8/91 Al4 2Two LR banks robbed same day * 12/17/91 B2 1Worthen branch robbery is 3rd holdup in LR in 4 days * 12/21/91 B2 3First Commercial branch at LR robbed 2nd time in 10 days * 12/27/91 B2 4F.x-judge Loyd T Harper accused of taking funds from estate * 12/31/91 A7 1ROBERTS. BOBBYsee also Prisons and prisonersROBERTS, JACQUELINEsee also PoorROBERTSON. GIPsee also Trucks and trucking industryROB ERTSON. WILLARDsee also HousingROBINSON. JOSEPH Tsee also History (Ark)Listed among state 's most influential citizensROBINSON. TOMMY02/10/91 A7 3see also Murders - Mason. Marj orie Lsee also Presidential election of 1992Robinson abandons party ties: says Republ icans run 'scam'Robinson says he has no plan to seek political officeRobinson says libel threat against Ark Democrat only a jokeTommy wears out another partyChides Sen Dale Bumpers on Persian Gul f war stand02/ 9/91 BlOZ/ 9/91 Bl02/13/91 B202/13/91 B803/19/91 A622112279
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLRobinson refuses to criticize David Duke visit to ArkRobinson says he does not agree with David Duke philosophyAsks UALR for extension for completion of master 's thesisFarm life is the good life for RobinsonComments on Walter Hussman purchase of <strong>Arkansas</strong> GazetteROBKEN. JIMsee also Athletics and sportsRobken to direct bands at Louisiana <strong>Tech</strong>ROCKEFELLER (WINTHROP) FOUNDATIONFoundation makes minigrants to educatorsGrants totaled almost $3 million in 1990ROCKEFELLER. WINTHROPsee also Agriculturesee also Birth control and abortionWealth put at $950 millionBrief biographical sketch of RockefellerChairs Presidnt 's Council on Rural AmericaDiscusses rural problems in AmericaRockefeller may expand ownership in Miami yacht dealershipRockefeller involved in Bale Chevrolet ownershipListed among America 's wealthiest personsROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVERsee Medicine and healthRODGERS. DALE. LUMBER COMena sawmill closing; 60 jobs will be lostROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F16 F19see Substance abuse and trafficROGERS-HOUGH MEMORIAL LIBRARYsee Books and writingROHR INDUSTRIES INCSheridan firm makes cowls for giant airplane enginesROHWER WAR RELOCATION CAMPsee Japanese in the United StatesROL-LIFT CORPsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous mateialsROLE MODEL Ssee BlacksROLLER FUNERAL HOMESsee Funerals and mortuariesROLLER SKATING RINKSsee Amusement and entertainemntROSENBAUM LAKEsee Rivers and lakesRoss. MIKEsee also Legislature (Ark)04/27 /91 Bl 204/27 /91 Bl05/ 3/91 B306/ 9/91 Fl242* 10/19/91 AB 104/19/91 D6 405/ 5/91 B6 507 I 5/91 B2 5Listed as one of Ark's most influential personsBook by Cathy Urwin traces Rockefeller years in <strong>Arkansas</strong>M Hawkins says Urwin interviewed only Rockefeller friendsMarlin Hawkins chides Cathy Urwin on research style for book02/10/91 A607/ 7/91 G607/27/91 BS07 /27/91 B82134Marlin Hawkins says Rockefeller offered him money for support 07 /27 /91 BS 4Marlin Hawkins tells of prov iding security for RockefellersDr Gregory J W Urwin defends wife's research for bookROCKEFELLER. WINTHROP PAUL07/27/91 B8OS/ 1/91 B84105/27 /91 xlO 305/27 /91 xlO 405/27 /91 x7 105/27/91 x7 106/ 1/91 Cl 206/ 5/91 ClO 610/13/91 Al 208/ 16/91 Cl 303/ 11/91 x17 1280
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLROUNSAV ALL• KE ITHsee also Robberies and theftsROY. ELSIJANE TRIMBLEsee also Courts. FederalRUMORsee also Crime and viceRUNOFF ELECTIONSsee Politics and govt F26RURAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Economic developmentRURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Economic developmentRURAL ENTERPRISE CENTER. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Economic developmentRU SHING. KARISSAsee also Miss <strong>Arkansas</strong>RU SS, STANLEYsee also Birth control and abortionsee also Government employees. StateRU SSELL (I D) COsee also Livestock and poul tryRUSSELL. JERRY Lsee also Fuller, Ronsee also Presidential election of 1992History buff takes stand in battle over George CusterRU SSELL. RONsee also <strong>Arkansas</strong> . State Chamber of CommerceRU SSELLVILLE07 /14/91 B9 1see also Cities and tcwnssee also Retail storesResidents pull together to help woman in needRU SSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT* 10/20/91 BS 3see AssaultsRUTHERFORD INSTITUTEsee ReligionS-C SEASONING COFame of company 's Cavender' s seasoning spreads across U S 09/30/91 x6 4SAFECO LIFE IN SU RANCE COArk Insurance Dept fines Safeco $10.000 over salesman's acts 01/ 9/91 C2 5SALARIESsee Wages and salariesSALINE COUNTYsee also Substance abuse and trafficRural Development Authority violates FOI. group charges 04/ 16/91 B3 5Corruption of public officials suspected05/ 2/91 B3 5Sheriff Larry Davis says latest subpoena just harassment 06/11/91 B7 4Sheriff Larry Davis inv ites probe of operation of his office 06/20/91 Bl 2Dan Harmon blames sheriff's office for logj am of cases06/21/91 B6 1Federal grand jury clears officials of wrongdoing allegations 06/28/91 Al 5Prosecutor Dan Harmon can subpoena sheriff's deputies07/ 2/91 B7 2Sheriff Davis and deputies may be questioned in secret07 I 4/91 BS 3Sheriff Larry Davis says he will ride out storm. run again 07/ 6/91 B7 3Sheriff and his employees to skip hearing by prosecutor 07 /12/91 BU 3Grand jury to investigate missing evidence charges07/13/91 B14 5281
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLProsecutor Dan Harmon. Sheriff Larry Davis end feudDan Harmon taking evidence issue with Sheriff to StateProsecutor Dan Harmon faul ts Sheriff Larry DavisRape cases to be referred to State Police. Harmon saysSheriff Larry Davis will not seek re-electionSALINE MEMORIAL HOSPITALsee Contracts and purchasing, Govtsee Medicine and healthSAL INE RIVERsee Rivers and lakesSAM' S WHOLESALE CLUBsee Wal-Mart Stores IncSANDERS. RAYMOND C JRsee also Murders - Brannon. Charles and Nancy BrannonSANYO MANUFACTURING CORPProfile of Forrest City plant and its successSARAH LEE HOISERY CORPClarksville plant to expand, add employeesSATANISMsee also Murders - Childree, AmySAUNDERS. JANE Psee also WomenSAWYER, WALLACE Bsee also Iran-Contra AffairSAYLES. GINIE POLOsee also Wealth. PersonalSCHAFFER, ARCHIEsee also Tyson Foods IncSCHEDULED TRUCKW AYS INCFrank Cochran fights lawsuits. bills to keep firm aliveFirm closes Rogers shop. lays off 17 maintenance workersSCHEXNAYDER, CHARLOTTEsee also Newspaper Association, Nationalsee also WomenSCHOENINGER, RICHARDsee also Eureka SpringsSCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANSsee also Claudia Company<strong>Arkansas</strong> schools back tighter loan criteria for studentsLouisiana plan for college scholarships told to LegislatureLouisiana plan tied to high school grades. family incomeCollege scholarship plan passes first test in LegisLegislature approves bills for scholarships to collegeCollege tuition scholarship program bill signed by GovernorState scholarships available to middle. low income familiesUniv of Ark receives $3 million for Sturgis FellowshipsDaisy Bates scholarships aw ardedNational Merit scholarships go to 51 ArkansansSingle Parent Scholarship Fund helps parents with collegeList of 100 high school seniors named Governor 's ScholarsTen single mothers aw arded $500 college scholarships by COPEFinancial aid change at colleges hits snagList of 164 National Merit semi-final ists in ArkArk has 19 National Achievement semifinal ists07/19/91Police 08/ 9/91* 12/11/91* 12/11/91* 12/17/91BlA12BlBlBl3133105/ 6/91 x4 105/29/91 ClO 3* 10/21/91 Dl* 11/12/91 Dl01/14/91 Bl01/24/91 I501/24/91 I502/ 6/91 H302/ 7 /91 1203/ 6/91 B203/25/91 AB05/ 3/91 B505/ 10/91 B205/24/91 B607/21/91 Al07 /28/91 B708/31/91 B209/10/91 Bl09/12/91 BlO09/26/91 B518144132122451l524282
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTsee Education Ag27SCHOOL READINESS TASK FORCE (US)Study group meeting in Little RockSCHOOL S. Publicsee EducationSCHWARZKOPF• NORMANOnly 200 attend event at Springdale planned for 600SCIENCE AND TECHNOLCX7YArk Science and <strong>Tech</strong>nology Authority makes several grantsASTA grants of $2.5 mil lion bring in another $45 .5 m.ill!onStudents test skil ls at <strong>Arkansas</strong> Science FairHendrix College proj ect experiments with ring laserAS&TA aw ards $200,000 in eight grants for researchSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY (Ark)see also Science and technologySCOTT COUNTYsee also Murders, Attempted - Isham, JamesSCO'IT PAPER CORogers mill placed on market for saleSCOTT, RUFUS Asee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsSCOTI'0 SCOTTYsee also Murders - Thornton. BettySEAL. BARRYsee also Attorney General (Ark) My 23see also Iran-Contra AffairSEARCHES AND SEIZURESsee CreditUS Supreme Ct overturns 1979 <strong>Arkansas</strong> case decisionSEARCYsee also Parks. recreation and tourismsee also Policesee also TelevisionSEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education N28 06SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINTS. Automobilesee Automobile seat belt and restraintsSEBASTIAN COUNTYAuditors uncover funds misuseLJAC votes to call on bonds of 5 in case of missi.ng $74.000SEBASTIAN COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersSECKINGER, WILLIAM C SRSon disputes Univ of Ark right to father 's estateSECRETARY OF STATE (Ark)An ab surd Mccuen takes Clark's place (ed in El Dorado News)W J Mccuen invites Arkansans to take trip to ChinaState did not pay for McCuen's China invitationsW J Mccuen may not make China tripW J McCuen moves to state-owned house near CapitolA case of adverse possession? (ed on Mccuen house)Column discusses W J Mccuen and his state-owned residenceW J McCuen' s listing of travel bills omits Western trip05/17/91 B9 l* 11/20/91 B3 101/19/91 C2 103/ 1/91 ClO 304/13/91 B3 5gyroscope 05/ 4/ 91 B3 205/25/91 ClO 103/20/91 Cl 205/31/91 Al 506/12/91 Bl4 106/15/91 B4 608/31/91B5401/ 6/91 C6 101/10/91 Bl 201/ 11/91 BS 101/15/91 Bl 201/31/91 Bl 502/ 1/91 BS 102/ 2/91 Bl 102/ 2/91 Bl2 1283
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLW J Mccuen says he is unsure of house expense 02/ 5/91 Bl 1W J Mccuen declines to pass out Oaklawn tickets in future 02/ 5/91 G2 1Head of vo-tech agency says he was asked to vacate house 02/ 6/91 B2 1Taxpayers are paying W J McCuen 's rent 02/ 6/91 H3 2Mccuen house was financial drain on state, agency says 02/12/91 B7 4Secretary cannot delegate signature verification to counties 02/20/91 H3 1Scott Trotter memo attacks W J Mccuen 03/19/91 A8 5W J Mccuen files vouchers for $217 for visit to Grand Canyon 03/19/91 Bl 2Mccuen does it again (ed on vouchers on Grand Canyon trip ) 03/20/91 BS 1Max Brantly column on Bill Mccuen ' s travels out West 03/20/91 Hl 1Mccuen fills role of oaf of state (ed in Eagle Democrat) 03/24/91 ca 4W J Mccuen wants motion picture "Stone Cold" to premiere here 04/ 3/91 Bl 2W J Mccuen angry over having to record expenses 04/ 5/91 Bl 2W J McCuen says press criticism may keep movie out of LR 04/ 5/91 B2 3W J McCuen awarded 'Yahoo of the Year' by Women's Caucus 04/ 6/91 B6 4Columnist suggests "Stone Cold" premiere elsewhere 04/ 7/91 Cl 1'l\vo handicapped parking spaces added at Mccuen house 04/10/91 Bl 5Low state pay sends W J Mccuen looking for job 04/12/91 Al 6W J Mccuen says he placed handicapped parking signs at house 04/26/91 Bl 2W J McCuen' s mystery vacation trip ends 04/26/91 Bl 2Mccuen divorce is granted in Garland County 04/26/91 B2 3W J McCuen takes trip to Texas for motorcycle rally 04/27 /91 Al 2W J Mccuen likes style of swapping favors 04/28/91 Al 2Management style and finances of W J McCuen reaise questions 04/28/91 Al 3Power. scope of office grow under W J McCuen 04/28/91 A6 1Mccuen connections shown in list of employees 04/28/91 A6 4W J Mccuen uses telephone often 04/28/91 A6 6The Office of Mccuen Promotion (ed) 04/30/91 B6 1Employee calls editorial unfair to Mccuen. office workers 05/13/91 B6 1W J Mccuen a no-show for Ark premier of "Stone Cold" 05/ 17 /91 Al 2W J McCuen left his boots in L A after "Stone Cold" showing 05/18/91 Al 6W J Mccuen cancels trip to China 05/21/91 B7 1Trips to Florida and Kentucky chgd to Mccuen state credit cd 06/13/91 Bl 6W J Mccuen explains charges on his state credit card 06/14/91 Bl 1Bill McCuen argues with Jack Kearney on Ethics Comm work * 12/12/91 Al 3SECURITIESsee Stocks and bondsSECURITIES DEPARTMENT (Ark)see Stocks and bondsSEEDS<strong>Arkansas</strong> County Seed Co settles sale violation with Texas coIllegal seed sales threaten established companiesSEISMOLOGYsee Oil and gasSELF-ESTEEMsee SuccessSENTRY RECYCLE AND STORAGEsee also Waste materialsSEPTIC SHOCKsee Medicine and healthSEVERANCE TAXE Ssee TaxationSEX BIASsee North Little Rock07/13/91 caoa/ 5/91 x741284
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSEX CRIMESsee also Athletics and sportssee also Educationsee also Efird. Tyson Leesee also Murders - Conwell, Susan and Robert H Scheidsee also Prisons and prisonersSix men arrested, chgd in rape of pre-teen at partyFive plead innocent in rape case of girl at partyDavid Lee Fowler chgd with rape of 9-yr-old girlSix-yr-old girl allegedly assaul ted by mother' s boyfriend01/ 3/91 B601/ 4/ 91 B201/ 4/ 91 B201/ 9/91 B94156Dr James F Thomas Jr sentenced for sex abuse of a boy01/11/91 BU 1Sex chgs filed against Pulaski Dist teacher David L MurrayPolice seek Dewey Magar in case of 8-yr-old childConvicted child molester Dewey Magar held without bondBill in Legis would make hospitals collect evidence of rapeCamden School Dist sued over alleged homosexual abuse of boyFrank L Frankl in sentenced to 300 years in prison01/31/91 B402/15/91 B602/21/91 B202/21/91 !303/21/91 Bl03/23/91 B3234131Rape of female student in Univ of Ark dorm reported to police 03/26/91 B2Judge recommends Wayne Dumond not get 2nd chance at new trial 04/ 6/91 BS34Sex abuse chg filed against UA student Scott BrownGov Bill Clinton vetoes AIDS tests for sex of fenders04/ 10/91 A704/12/91 B1411Gazette critical of Democrat for printing alleged victim name 04/21/91 Cl 1Keith Whitfield accused of homosexual rape of 12-yr-oldYouth allegedly raped by Whitfield at Juvenile Detention CtrTony Perry convicted of rape of 9-yr-old girlNLR woman abducted, raped and shot twiceJeffrey John Tyler chgd with 2 kidnappings in 2 days at LRSpringdale woman abducted, raped, left for deadHarold Edward Chism pleads not guilty to rape. kidnapAnthony Monts convicted of rape of 13-yr-old girlSecond suspect in kidnapping-rape-shooting caughtRobert Lee Fairchild 's conviction in rape of boy upheldJury acquits 14-yr-old Phillip Travis of rape chargeBill Rhoads convicted of molesting girl, 12James Harmon enters guilty plea to abuse of girl. 10NLR is target of sex abuse suit against D Luckie and policeDonnell Luckie now says he is innocent of sexual abuseDonnell Luckie says he confessed to get shorter prison termFormer NLR police chief testifies in rape trial of LuckieLR woman testifies to sex abuse by Donnell LuckieJury awards $200,000 to alleged victim of Donnell LuckieHearing closed on case of 14-yr-old girl , 5 teenage boysTwelve-yr-old girl allegedly taken from school , raped at LREric V Brooks, 15, chagd as adult in rape of another studentBond set at $25 ,000 for student chgd in rape at schoolWillie Atkins Jr convicted of rape of 2-yr-old girlClaude Wallace Jr chgd with rape of two young girlsInformation sought about kidnapping, rape near LonokeAnthony Hawley arrested in rape of woman near LonokeTwo men accused of molesting 18-month-old childFive-yr-old girl raped at LRErnest Preston Dunn arrested in rape of 5-year-old girlMan arrested in rape of 6-yr-old boyDanny Gene Carlton chgd with rape of 11-yr-old girl04/24/91 Al04/24/91 Al04/26/91 B704/28/91 Bl04/29/91 Bl04/30/91 Bl05/ 2/91 Bl205/ 3/91 B605/ 6/91 BS05/ 7/91 B205/ 8/91 B205/10/91 B605/10/91 B605/20/91 B305/21/91 Bl05/22/91 BSOS/23/91 Bll05/24/91 BS05/25/91 Bl05/30/91 B906/ 5/91 Bl06/ 6/91 B206/ 7/91 BS06/13/91 Bl406/13/91 B906/23/91 Bl06/24/91 Bl07 / 5/91 B407 / 9/91 B407 /12/91 BS07/12/91 BS07/15/91 BlO5515121322545554215141521555114128S
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHung jury ends trial of W E Gafford in case of 2-yr-old girl 07 /18/91 B5 lKenneth Burton Morgan to appeal conviction of rape of 2 girls 07/25/91 B4 4Frederick Deshone Johnson pleads guilty to abuse of girl . 11 07/26/91 B2 1Twin sisters. age 11. tell jury Anthony Terry raped them 07/26/91 B2 2Thomas E Townsend chgd with abuse of 11-yr-old girl 08/ 1/91 BS 4NLR day-care operator Kenneth Ed Holloway chgd in child rape 08/ 2/91 Al 2Peggy 's Day Care Center was site of alleged molestations 08/ 3/91 Al 2Three more charges placed against Kenneth Ed Holloway 08/ 3/91 Al 2Peggy 's Day Care was visited eight times by state officials 08/ 3/91 A6 1Two parental accusers of Holloway gave references 08/ 4/91 Bl 5More charges placed against Kenneth Ed Holloway 08/ 7/91 Bl 1Dennis Ray Paul chgd with assault of 13-yr-old girl 08/ 7/91 B3 3Two teen-age boys chgd with rape of 13-yr-old girl 08/10/91 B3 1Gary N Yarborough. 16. chgd in rape of girl . 14 08/10/91 B3 3Ark Supreme Ct voids use of hearsay evidence in child abuse 08/12/91 Bl 5Hearsay evidence let adul ts testify to child 's statements 08/12/91 Bl 6John Richard Lukach given two life sentences for child rape 08/16/91 B3 1Kenneth Holloway accused of threatening boy. 8 08/16/91 B7 4James Cosby. 53 . chgd with sexual abuse of teen-age boys 08/17 /91 Bl 5Dewey Magar gets 30-yr term on chg of abuse of young boys 08/23/91 B7 6Retired educator Boyd McDanie. 81. chgd with abuse of boy 08/27 /91 B3 1John Richard Luckach receives 3rd life term for rape of child 08/28/91 B4 4Berryl Tucker pleads guilty to rape of 4-yr-old girl 08/29/91 B7 4Former day-care children allege Kenneth Holloway abused them 08/30/91 A16 1Kenneth Holloway now faces 11 charges 08/30/91 Al6 1Sexually transmitted diseases common in abused children 09/ 5/91 B5 1Child ruled incompetent to testify against Keith Brian Galway 09/ 6/91 Bl 5Rape chg against Keith Brian Galway dismissed after ruling 09/ 6/91 Bl 5Girls. 14. report rape and abuse at Univ of Ark men's dorm 09/17/91 Al 2Boyd McDaniel . 81. pleads innocent to sexual abuse of boy 09/17/91 B3 2Witness details alleged rape by Ken D Dillon 09/18/91 Al 2Ex-Pul aski Co Deputy Sheriff Ken D Dillon on trial for rape 09/18/91 Bl 2Alleged rape victim says Deputy Ken Dillon strip-searched her 09/19/91 B5 1Ex-deputy Ken Dillon found guilty of rape. gets 33 years 09/20/91 Bl 2Gordon H Williams Jr chgd with sexual assault of three boys 09/20/91 B4 1J L Johnston, son Brian J Johnston, chgd with child assault 09/20/91 B6 2No decision yet on rape charges at Univ of Ark men 's dorm 09/26/91 BS 3Four Univ of Ark men chgd with assault of two llryr-olds 10/ 1/91 Al 6Houston N Milligan chgd in rapes of children at NLR 10/ 2/91 B7 3Four Univ of Ark freshmen plead innocent to sex abuse chgs 10/ 4/91 B7 1Ex-Razorback Derrick Dodson gets 30 yrs for rape, burglary 10/ 4/91 B7 4State rape reports steadily climbing 10/10/91 Al 2Richard Lee Bridges gets 3 consecutive life terms in case 10/11/91 B6 1Phillip Travis, 15. gets 10 years for rape 10/18/91 B9 5Man chgd with raping daughter. step-son * 10/19/91 C3 1Gary Wayne Bragg chgd in rape of woman. shooting of two * 10/28/91 AlO 1Conviction in rape of mentally retarded woman thrown out * 10/29/91 BS 1Trial of Henry Allen Underwood to go on despite illness * 10/30/91 B9 5NLR high school teacher CArl A Latting faces sex abuse chg * 11/ 2/91 lB 2Rape charge against Harold Edward Chism dismissed * 11/ 2/91 B6 1Harold Edward Chism convicted of kidnapping, theft * 11/ 5/91 All 4Univ of Ark Judicial Bd unfair, lawyer for 4 students says * 11/ 5/91 Bl 3Univ of Ark delays hearing for four accused students * 11/ 6/91 Bl 3Jogger says she was raped by three on Univ of Ark campus * 11/13/91 B7 1286
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFather arrested in rape of his 10-yr-old daughterEx-teacher David L Murray cleared of fondling chargeGirl tells police she had sex with per pastor several timesFormer pastor Michael L Mills chgd in rape of two girlsMichael Lloyd Mills remains in NLR pulpitBillie Dean Langston. 19, chgd with rape of girl. 8LR girl, 13, says shewas rapedPolice say girl. 2, victim of sex assaultLR girl. 11. tells of sexual abuseSEX EDUCATIONsee also Baptist Churchsee also Education Mr21SEXUAL HARASSMENTsee Homosexualssee Medi-Stat Medical Clinicsee Medicine and healthsee PoliceSF SERVICES INCSouthern Farmers Assn. MFC Services merge to form new firmSHANKS. NEDsee al so Hotelssee also RestaurantsSHERWOODKiehl Avenue development has been slow. but growth expectedNew workers could be boost for Sherwood businessesGrowth of Pulaski County town expected to continueSHIELDS-MARLEY. DEANNsee also WomenSHIPPING BY WATERsee Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicatorssee Rivers and lakesSHIRLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee EducationSHOOTINGSsee also Colleges and universitiessee also Crime and vicesee also Educationsee also Loitering and vagrancysee also MurdersBrinkley coach Allen Perry recovering from shootingJuveniles arrested in shooting of principal at Fifty-SixTeens at Fifty-Six to be charged as adults in shootingEight teens caught walking down LR street firing shotgunsTwo drive-by shootings at LR injure three personsFamily of Joyce Moring sues Pulaski Co sheriff 's officeJoyce Moring was shot during Vahn Visombath incident in 1989Seven-yr-old dies in accidental shooting by brotherStephen W Ivey fatally shot in alleged attack on SummerhillEmma Buford chgd with shooting her sassy son. 15Charles Summerville shooting of Steven Ivey rul ed justifiedOuachita County Deputy shoots. kills Frederick V HamiltonFamily mourns death of Frederick V HamiltonCMen D Watson. 18. shot at Forrest City parking lotFive persons robbed. one shot at car upholstery shop* 11/22/91 B7* 11/27 /91 B2* 12/ 4/ 91 B4* 12/ 7/91 B2* 12/ l l/91 B9* 12/12/91 B4* 12/ 19/91 B4* 12/19/91 B4* 12/19/91 B725151133603/ 7/91 ClO 301/28/91 x506/17/91 B306/21/91 Al01/ 2/91 B302/ 6/91 B502/ 7/91 B502/24/91 B703/ 1/91 B403/16/91 Bl03/16/91 Bl03/27 /91 Bl05/22/91 B506/14/91 BB06/27 /91 Bl l06/28/91 BB07 /12/91 B607 /12/91 B707 /27 /91 B4112322145511345135287
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSix wounded in Lonoke gunfireTwo shot; 30 bullets hit LR houseSix inj ured by gunfire in Lonoke in separate incidentsTeen who shot Fifty-Six principal gets prison term. fineLR officers trade gunfire with 4 young men downtownBystander. two suspects hit in shoot-out at LRDeadly start to deer season worries G&FCTwo heavily armed men shot up alleged gambling house at LRWoman shot son who ruined her Thanksgiving dinnerPolice wound teen near LR club after shots on 'youth night'Andre McNeil shot to death; UAPB security gurad suspendedWitnesses tight-lipped in shooting of Andre McNeil at UAPBSHORTER COLLEGEsee Colleges and universitiesSHRINERSConvention to draw 15.000 Shriners to LR in 1994SHRY• STEVEN Asee also Colleges and universitiesSICKLE CELL ANEMIAsee Medicine and healthSICKNESSsee Medicine and healthSIEGEL . DAV ID Hsee also BanksSIEGRIST. JIMMYsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)SIERRA CLUBsee al so EarthquakesSIGMA NU FRATERNITYsee also CemeteriesSILOAM SPRINGSsee WaterSILVERSMITHINGsee Culture and the artsSIMMONS FAMILY MURDERSBook describes Ronald Gene Simmons as 'zero at the bone 'Simmons murders worst family massacre in US historyReview of book. "Zero at the Bone"SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL BANKsee BanksSIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORPsee BanksSIMMONS. RONALD EUGENEsee Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS. THOMAS WINFORDsee also Murders - Price familySIMON. PAULsee also Presidential election of 1992SIMPSON. WALTER E "Sonny "Simpson hurt in fall while handling robbery suspectSimpson mending after fallSINGLE PARENT SCHOLARSHIP FUNDsee Scholarships and loansSIVIL S. BRENDA JOYCE08/11/91 B308/11/91 B308/12/91 B408/20/91 B309/29/91 Bl10/ 5/91 Bl* 11/12/91 Al* 11/26/91 B2* 11/29/91 B2* 11/30/91 Al* 12/11/91 Bl* 12/12/91 Bl03/14/91 Al11/ 7 /91 B502/18/91 Al02/18/91 Al03/ 3/91 G609/27 /91 Al10/11/91 Bl1155652635412122122288
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE Q)Lsee also EducationSKELTON. DANsee also Books and writingSLANDERsee Libel and slanderSLEDGE. NOMA FAYEsee also Conway CountySMALL BUSINESSsee Businesssee Minority business enterprisesSMD..EY. WALTERsee also Little RockSMITH. CARMEL ITAsee also Urban League of <strong>Arkansas</strong>SMITH. EUGENE Wsee also Colleges and universitiesSMITH, FREDERICK Wsee also Aviation and aircraftSMITH, GEORGE ROSEsee also GamesSMOKINGsee TobaccoSNEDEKER. DONsee also Vigilance groupsSNELL. RICHARD WAYNEsee also Murders - Stumpp. William MichaelSNOW AND SNOWSTORMSsee Weather and stormsSOCIAL JUSTICE, Institute forsee also Hanggi. ElenaSOCIAL WORKsee also Insuranceson. AND WATER CONSERVATION SERVICE (Ark)see also WaterSONDERQUIST, DONALD Gsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncSOUTH BLUFF BUILDING (Little Rock)see Buildings and officesSOUTH CENTRAL CAREER COLLEGEsee Trade schoolsSOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITYsee Athletics and sportssee Colleges and universitiessee Colleges and universitiesSOUTHERN FARMERS ASSOCIATIONsee also SF Services IncNLR mill expansion will create 320 jobsSOUTHERN TECHNICAL COLLEGEsee Computers and data processingSOUTHLAND GREYHOUND PARKsee Dog racingSOUTHWEST EXPERIMENTAL FAST OXIDE REACTOR (SEFOR)Nuclear reactor in Washington County now just a ghostUniv of Ark to discontunue use of facil ity01/15/91 C2 508/18/91 Fl08/18/91 Fl12289
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSOUTHWEST TIMES RECORDsee Whirlpool CorpSOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COPatricia Gray has charge of donations by SW Bell in LRSOYBEANSsee AgricultureSPACE. OuterEclipse of sun casts small shadow on <strong>Arkansas</strong>SPANKING (Corporal Punishment)see Punishment. CorporalSPARKS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and healthSPECIAL OLYMPICS<strong>Arkansas</strong> Special Olympics to be held in ConwayTeam spirit carries handicapped Arkansans to gamesSPECTERSsee ApparitionsSPECTRUMsee News and news mediaSPILTECH INCEnvironmental firm bought by Ed Penick Jr. two othersSPORTING GOODSsee also Finance and budgets. State GovtSPORTS HALL OF FAME. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Athletics and sportsSPRING RIVERsee Rivers and lakesSPRINGDALEsee also HotelsSPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee FootballSPRINGTOWNsee also Postal serviceST FRANCIS COUNTYProsecutor joins effort to oust County Judge Carl E CiscoST VINCENT INFIRMARY MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and healthsee Unempl oyment insurance and compensationSTADIUMS AND ARENASsee also Little RockFrank Broyles to propose 15.000 seat arena for Univ of ArkUniv of Ark Trustees approve study of new arenaBill being prepared to give War Memorial to Little RockHouse votes to give War Memorial to LR if conditions metJames L "Bud" Walton donates $15 million for UA arenaFrank Broyles comments on $15 million gift from Bud WaltonUniv of Ark Board approves moving forward with new arenaLR City Bd interested in War Memorial expansionFrank Broyles asks fans to lobby for War Memorial improvementWar Memorial included in LR package planned for voteUA may demol ish Carlson Terrace for new basketball arenaBattle lines shaping up over LR plan for War Memorial StadiumWar Memorial shows its forty-three years of useWar Memorial to cut rental rate for UA-Rice game this season04/15/91 x607 /12/91 Al05/16/91 B307/20/91 Bl03/27/91 Cl1222201/15/91 BlO 501/ 4/ 91 Al 601/26/91 Bl 502/15/91 A4 602/19/91 Gl 403/ 1/91 Al 603/ 2/91 Bl 403/ 2/91 Bl 504/18/91 B2 604/25/91 Al 205/16/91 Al 205/25/91 B14 106/ 7 /91 Al 206/ 7/91 A6 406/ 7/91 B2 5290
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLR seeks pledge for UA football at War Memorial07/ 3/91 AlTwo sites proposed for new arena at Univ of Ark07 /11/91 DlCost of Univ of Ark arena rises to $34-36 million07/16/91 DlUniv of Ark will not force landowners to sell for arena 07/17/91 BllUniv of Ark arena with 16,300 seats approved by Trustees 07/27/91 AlCommission votes to replace turf at War Memorial09/ 8/91 BlUniv of Ark board approves bonds for basketball arena09/21/91 AlUA Trustee Jim Blair says Llama Co rewarded with bond sale 09/26/91 ClJim Blair apologizes for remark on Llama Co and UA bonds 09/27/91 ClUniv of Ark says Llama Co got no preferential treatment 09/27 /91 ClCentral Ark area may lose Razorback basketball. Broyles says 10/10/91 AlCrystal Hill complex for sports revived by private interests 10/10/91 C9Site of Bud Walton Arena at Fayetteville dedicated * 10/24/91 ClSTAINED GLAS SDavid Soos is master at stained glass for churchesSTANDARD OF LIVING04/28/91 B2see Qual ity of lifeSTANLEY. CAROLINEsee also WomenSTANLEY. JAMES WARREN JRsee also EnvironmentSTANTON, BILLsee also Books and writingsee also Vigilance groupsSTAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja16 Ag24STARR. HENRYsee al so History (Ark)STARR. JOHN ROBERTsee also News and news mediaSTEELE. RUTHsee also Educationsee also WomenSTEENBURGEN. MARYsee also Actors and entertainersSTENOGRAPH INSITITUTE OF ARKANSASsee Trade schoolsSTEPHENSsee also PoliceSTEPHENS INCsee also Bank of Credit and Commerce Internationalsee also Markle. Johnsee al so Stephens, Wilton RRoy Drew called self-appointed watchdog of Stephens Inc Roy Drew not universally admired in 'watchdog role'W R "Witt" Stephens holds last luncheon in old officesStephens being sued for fraud over loss on investmentsCredits success of out-of-state offices to relationships Stephens family to donate site for Diamond Center at LR Stephens purchases Haygood Inc at MemphisLR officials attack allegations Stephens to get bond issues 01/12/91 Fl01/13/91 Fl01/26/91 Cl05/ 2/91 B405/ 3/91 ClO08/23/91 Al09/17 /91 Cl10/ 3/91 BlSTEPHENS SPORTS MANAGEMENT INCFirm expanding out-of-state: U S Reed joins staff* 11/23/91 DlSTEPHENS, GEORGE H JR55442526224512222112222291
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE illLsee also McAuley. DarrelSTEPHENS. JACKSON THOMAS "JACK"see also Bank of Credit and Commerce InternationalStephens files for divorce from Mary Anne StephensMary Anne Stephens says pre-nuptial pact was voided in 1983Mary Ann Stephens seeks use of guest house at LRPrivacy in divorce soughtPublic access to divorce proceedings closedHonored by Fifty for the Future for civic achievementPlays golf with Vice Pres Dan Quayle at Augusta Natl ClubStephens is chmn of Augusta National Golf ClubStephens divorce to remain privateDivorce of Jackson T and Mary Anne Stephens finalStephens made $100.000 contribution to Republican PartySTEPHENS, MARY ANNE01/26/91 Bl202/22/91 B202/27 /91 All03/12/91 B203/13/91 B203/26/91 ClO05/ 2/91 Al05/29/91 Al06/11/91 B206/27 /91 B408/14/91 A315122125514see also Stephens, Jackson Thomas "Jack"STEPHENS. WARREN AMERINE<strong>Arkansas</strong> making great strides in busines. Stephens says 04/16/91 Cl 3STEPHENS. WILTON Rsee al so Presidential election of 1992see al so Stephens IncListed as one of Ark's most influential personsHonored by Fifty for the Future for civic achievementEntertains friends at his Prattsville farmBelieves Bill Clinton run for president would help <strong>Arkansas</strong>Recalls driving his car on new concrete Dollar Way RoadStephens built Foreman Cement CoFounder of Stephens Inc rushed to hospital in LRStephens listed as critical following surgeryMr Stephens listed in critical condition in hospitalFinancier Stephens dies at age 84 of natural causesObituary reviews remarkable achievements of Mr StephensStephens will be missed. state 's political leaders sayStephens conquered lifetime of long odds. Rohn Starr writesFuneral services set today at Second Baptist in LRLarge crowd attends memorial services for StephensDemocrat-Gazette eulogizes the late Mr StephensSTEROIDSsee Athletics and sportsSTEWART, HEZEKIAHsee also Crime and vicesee also Methodist ChurchSTILL, WILLIAM GRANTListed among state's most influential citizensSTOCKLEY. GRIFsee also Books and writingsee also Legal professionSTOCKS AND BONDSsee al so Advanced Env ironmental Recycling <strong>Tech</strong>nologies Incsee al so Dillard Department Storessee also Government bonds and investmentssee al so Phoenix Mortgage CorpNew Securities Dept chief to be named soon<strong>Arkansas</strong> winners and losers during 198902/10/91 A603/26/91 ClO06/ 9/91 Fl08/ 5/91 B208/11/91 F208/11/91 F2* 11/16/91 Dl* 11/17 /91 Bl* 11/17/91 B2* 12/ 3/91 Al* 12/ 3/91 Al* 12/ 3/91 AlO* 12/ 4/91 BU* 12/ 4/ 91 BS* 12/ 5/91 Al* 12/ 5/91 B902/10/91 A601/ 1/91 Cl01/ 1/91 Cl1163442152211131523292
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLNASD punishes seven brokers in ArkJoe E Madden Jr named interim head of state Securities DeptCommr Joe Madden wants to assist investors early'Ilio officers of Union Natl Mortgage chgd with fraudFriend of traders admits draining Union Natl Mortgage acctsUnion Natl Mortgage official Timothy Gibbons denies chargesTimothy Gibbons convicted in Union Natl Mortgage caseUnion Natl Mortgage 's Mark Hopkins acquitted of fraud chgsGene N Flannes arrested in Florida on fraud charges in ArkGene N Flannes fled Garland County in April 1988Reaction to arrest of Nils Eugene FlannesGene Flannes waives right to bond hearing in FloridaNile Eugene Flannes brought to Ark to face chargesNils Eugene Flannes pleads innocent in fraud caseGene N Flannes pleads guilty to defrauding 116 retireesCannon Express out-gains all other <strong>Arkansas</strong> stocksCannon Express stock gains ground first day after splitChart shews what $1,000 invested in Ark market would earnSTOCKS AND BONDS - Ark Market SummaryOl/13/F6/1 01/20/F6/l Ol/27/F3/2 02/3/F3/2 03/3/F3/203/3/F3/2 03/10/F3/2 03/17/F3/2 03/24/F3/2 03/31/F3/204/7 /F3/2 04/14/F3/2 04/21/F3/2 04/28/F3/2 05/5/F3/205/12/F3/2 05/19/F3/2 05/26/F3/2 06/2/F3/2 06/9/F3/206/16/F3/2 06/23/F3/2 06/30/F3/2 07/7/F3/2 07 /14/F3/207 /21/F3/2 07 /28/F3/2 08/4/F3/2 08/11/F3/2 08/18/F3/208/25/F3/2 09/l/F3/2 09/8/F3/2 09/15/F3/2 09/22/F3/209/29/F3/2 10/6/F3/2 10/13/F3/2 10/20/G5/2 11/3/G6/lll/ 10/G6/2 11/17 /G5/l 11/ 24/GlO/l 12/1/G5/1 12/8/G5/112/l/G5/1 12/8/G5/l 12/ 15/G5/l 12/22/G5/3 12/29/G5/512/15/G5/l 12/22/G5/3 12/29/G5/5STODOLA, MARKsee also Public prosecutorsSTOLT'l, JAMES PATRICKPulaski jury awards $8 million to Stoltz estateRuling cuts millions from insurance lawsuitSTONE CONTAINER CORPJacksonville plant does high-quality print workSTONE COUNTY JAILsee Prisons and prisonersSTONE. DONALDPreident Bush honors Jonesboro banker as 'Point of Light 'STONE, HERD E JRsee also Medicine and healthSTORM, FREDsee also Consumer protectionSTRAU SS 1 LEV I. AND COsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsSTRESS IN HUMANSsee Government empl oyees. StateSTRIKESsee LaborSTROKEsee also Medicine and healthSTURGIS, ROY AND CHRISTINE, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL TRU ST01/ 3/91 Cl01/ 5/91 Cl01/ 8/91 Cl01/26/91 ClO05/ 9/91 Cl05/10/91 Cl05/11/91 Cl05/11/91 Cl07 I 9/91 Al07 / 9/91 Al07 /10/91 Bl07 /11/91 B607 /19/91 B707 /20/91 B408/30/91 B1010/ 1/91 Cl12/17/91 Dl* 12/30/91 D208/11/91 Al09/ 7/91 B502/ l l/91 x1606/18/91 B55222535522211112352112293
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Scholarships and loansMillionaires ' estates enrich lives of ArkansansSTUTTGARTsee also Crime and viceSTUTTGART HOUSING AUTHORITYsee HousingSTUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 03see Education Ja26 03STYLELINE INCFirm owned by Hawking family builds quality doors. window sSUBSTANCE ABUSE AND TRAFFICsee also Bars and night clubssee also Callan Publishing Companysee also Crime and .vicesee also Education J a6see also Iran-Contra Affairsee also Murders - Cains. Davidsee also Murders - Rosebud. Kermitt Waresee also Policesee also Traffic accidents and safetyBenton ready to re-enter drug warMichael Pinkerton dies from cocaine overdoseCouple arrested at Cabot on drug chargesProsecutor Dan Harmon could be off task force boardCabot High students suspected of selling. drinking liquorEight arrested in undercover drug operation at De QueenFamily environment is key to drug problem. group toldCabot students deny alcohol consumed at schoolPolice arrest 26 in Baxter and Marion County drug bust7th Judicial Dist Task Force running out of moneyCabot School Dist seeks alcohol problem solutionEighteen indicted on drug chgs at LR7th Judicial Dist Task Force to be fundedSeven arrested in undercover drug sting at SearcyDrug arrests hit record high in NLR7th Judicial Dist Task Force gets $65.000 for <strong>1991</strong> workDrug task force targets bus stationsConway man gets 35-yr-term in drug caseNLR police raid Eastgate. arrest 28Eastgate raid called 'just tip of iceberg' in crackdownDrug sweep in Pope and Johnson County nets 8 arrestsFormer 7th Judicial Dist Task Force coordinator faces chgsV A Hospital at NLR completes purchase of duplexesFloyd T Bryant pleads guilty to cocaine buy tryFour sentenced in cocaine casesLabor. mgmt seeks agreement on drug testing of workersSubpoena issued for arrest of Jean Duffey in Saline CountyBills on drug tests in work place withdrawnDrug sweep nets 19 arrests in Stuttgart areaCocaine seized. several arrested in LR drug raidSixteen arrested in drug crackdown in CamdenDegree of intoxication determined by courtState Police to resume drug program on interstates06/17/91 Al 309/ 9/ 91 x6 301/ 8/91 Bl 201/ 10/91 B3 501/ 11/91 B3 601/12/91 B3 201/15/91 B3 201/15/91 BS 101/17/91 BlO 101/18/91 B3 201/18/91 B5 101/19/91 B3 201/23/91 B3 201/24/91 Bl 101/24/91 B3 201/25/91 B3 301/27/91 BS 101/30/91 B3 202/ 4/91 Bl 202/ 5/91 B3 102/ 9/91 Bl S02/ 10/91 Bl 202/12/91 BS 502/23/91 BS 102/27 /91 B4 102/28/91 Bl 603/ 2/91 B4 303/ 3/91 BS 403/ 5/91 B3 203/ 6/91 H7 403/ 8/91 B6 603/14/91 B4 403/16/91 Bl2 103/21/91 BlO 503/22/91 Bl 5294
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFormer drug task force head Jean Duffey in hidingSenate votes for and against suspending driver licensesInvestigators find marijuana. $200.000 at gamecock farmCullen and Sandra Harris held on drug chgsRecipes for drugs found in raid at gamecock farmCullen Harris has natl reputation. official saysRichard Orville Gooden Jr loses suit over his farmLR couple get 20 years on drug chargesLR School Dist plan would provide ins for treatment programsLR School Dist works on plan to help students fight drugsEx-State Trooper Jackie Lewis McMullen pleads guiltyBank owner Johnny L Johnson faces trial on drug chargesLR School Dist plan insures drug treatment for all studentsDrug abuse insurance plan announced by LR School DistFormer police officer Ron Rounsaval l sought on drug chargesMarijuana plants worth $2.S million found in Independence CoOut-of-state drug ventures invading rural <strong>Arkansas</strong>Raid on KM Chemical Co at Lakeview unravels drug operationStatistics on babies born at UAMC with drug-related problemsLR police arrest 14 on cocaine chargesLR drug dealer sentenced to 40-yr termAnonymous tip not sufficient evidence , Appeals Ct rulesRecord shop owner Jack Garner faces marijuana-growing chgsJack F Garner convicted on two drug countsFailure to locate officer delays trial of Woodrow MayU.ALR asst prof Howard Parette Jr extradited on drug chargesRonnie Hoof takes anti-drug message to youthDr William F Harrison favors decriminal izing drug useNational Guard big help in drug war. Ark officials sayRepeat offender Thomas Lee Gilbert gets 60-yr-termState drug act's effectiveness questionedCooperation of two criminals nets no drug arrestsNLR housing bd hires private investigators in drug warSchool employee arrested for selling drugs on campusTwo drug defendants sentenced to prison termsPlacing investigators in NLR housing proj ects put on holdOfficers seize marijuana plants in White CountyPulaski Sheriff's Dept cracks down on cocaine trafficLouisiana drops warrant for UALR professor Howard Parette JrCourt security tightened for sentencing of Floyd T BryantCocaine conviction brings life term for Dewayne E WithersPulaski Co Sheriff's Dept raids 22 drug housesFour arrested in Crawford Co; drugs . cash guns seizedOfficers seize $115.000 in marijuana plants at MayflowerFederal grand jury's drug sweep under way with arrestsProsecutor Dan Harmon cleared of allegations of drug crimesIndictment of 10 in Phillips County may cut drug trafficAtty Gen Winston Bryant to push tougher drug sentencesLR drug trial delayed by death. inj ury of informantsHearing set for today on Derek I Allmon in drug caseAuthorities seize marijuana plants in three countiesFaulkner County authorities dispose of 2.600 marij uana plants1st Dist Task Force sent no one to prison last yearDefendants in 1st Dist cut deals to avoid doing jail time03/22/91 B303/23/91 All03/24/91 Al03/2S/91 Bl03/2S/91 Bl03/26/91 Bl04/ 4/91 B304/11/91 B604/23/91 Al04/23/91 Al04/2S/91 B404/27 /91 B304/29/91 AlOS/ 1/91 BS05/ 3/91 B705/ 8/91 BSOS/13/91 BS05/13/91 BSOS/15/91 BlOS/15/91 B6OS/15/91 B905/16/91 B2OS/21/91 BlOOS/24/91 BSOS/2S/91 Bl05/2S/91 BSOS/29/91 Bl06/ 5/91 Bl306/ 6/91 A306/ 6/91 BS06/ 9/91 Bl206/10/91 Al06/18/91 Al06/18/91 BlO06/18/91 B406/19/91 Al06/19/91 Bl306/20/91 Bl06/20/91 BS06/21/91 B206/21/91 B506/21/91 B506/22/91 B706/26/91 BS06/28/91 Al06/28/91 Al06/28/91 A406/28/91 BB06/30/91 Al07/ 3/91 Bl07/ 3/91 B907/ 3/91 B907 / 4/91 Al07 / 4/91 Als145526422114sl3442126361261s1152112262113l4s53365552229S
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLDrug suspect Derek Allmon ordered held until his trialPulaski sheriff's dept eradicate marijuana plantsArk drug task forces have had rocky beginning in drug warChildren of cocaine-addicted mothers expensive for societyInformants light shadowy path into drug netherworldInformants may become victims of drug sellersLongevity hurts value of informantHelping police risks . life and safetyLR man gets 43-yr term for drug chargesDerek Allmon drug case has been reworked by U S Atty7th Judicial Dist Drug Task Force has made 68 arrestsDerek Allmon asks Judge Stephen Reasoner to step down in caseGroup forms at LR to fight use of cocaineDerek I Allmon pleads not guilty to drug chargesWm Duncan accuses Michael Fitzhugh of sabotage of fraud casesMiller Beer and Bud Light called number one illegal drugSeven plead guilty in state' s largest marijuana caseFourteen arrested in Yell County on drug chargesMarijuana raid yields $1 million worth of plantsDrug Task Force workers at Conway allegedly spiked evidenceM L Tester. Mike Gibbs. Rick Fason accused of spikingJoe Lasley Jr may testify against 3 in Conway caseTwenty- five drug suspects arrested in Little River CountyDan Harmon seeks investigation of Ed HillEight alleged drug dealers arrested at HopeSearcy Co sheriff's dept pulls over 1.000 marijuana plantsGuilty plea brings 17-yr prison termCrack Cocaine Drug Conf opens in LR with linked hands eventDrug abuse growth has brought spread of syphilis75 pct of prison inmates say alcohol . drug factor in crimesMore than 5.000 marijuana plants seized in Faulkner County20th Dist task force funding cut after suspension of threePope County authorities destroy about 125 marijuana plantsLR City Bd guarantees Fight Back ins program for schoolsDrug dealer gets 100-year prison sentenceBusinessman Jack F Garner gets probation. fineDerek Allmon pleads guilty to conspiracy ; other chgs droppedInsurance plan starts for LR School Dist 's Fight Back programMarijuana plants destroyed in Yell CountyLR Fight Back program touts $22 million proj ect28 pct of circuit court cases in Pulaski Co drug-relatedFormer drug agent Ellen Mae Randleman gets 23 yrs in prisonFour charged with drug possession in Carlisle stingThree informants have been slain in Ark since JuneDEA seizes airplane at Mena airport under drug seizure lawProsecutor John Bynum says slain witness may testify by tapeMena fights to save image from gun and drug-runningArmadillo's Hands owner fined. will remove drug paraphernaliaPlane seized at Mena traced to state of WashingtonAbout hal f of Ark marijuana crop eradicated annuallyAngry famil ies in Conway want review of drug arrests last yrEvidence-tampering in Conway cases chargedEvidence tampering trial at Conway may implicate county offclDangerous drug missing at UAMS07 / 4/91 Al07 I 4/91 BS07/ 5/91 Al07/10/91 Al07 /14/91 Al07 /14/91 Al07 /14/91 A407 /14/91 A407 /17 /91 BS07/19/91 Bl07/20/91 B407/20/91 B707/23/91 Bl07 /24/91 B207/25/91 A807 /27 /91 All07/30/91 Bl07/30/91 B307/31/91 B308/ 6/91 Al08/ 6/91 Al08/ 7 /91 Bl08/ 8/91 B208/ 9/91 Al208/ 9/91 B308/ 9/91 B308/11/91 B208/12/91 Bl08/13/91 Al08/15/91 B308/16/91 B308/16/91 BS08/17 /91 B308/21/91 Al08/21/91 B208/24/91 A908/24/91 Bl08/27 /91 Bl08/27 /91 B308/28/91 Bl08/30/91 BS08/31/91 B309/ 2/91 B309/ 5/91 A609/12/91 Bl09/12/91 B509/13/91 Al09/13/91 B409/14/91 BlO09/15/91 Al09/16/91 Al09/16/91 Al09/17 /91 Bl09/18/91 Bl528222161263231151555551245244414244555234553151125565296
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLR police seek 42 persons on drug charges 09/20/91 Bl 2Johnny L Johnson distances himself from his Clinton bank 09/21/91 B7 5Statement of David Cain can be used in trial . judge rules 09/25/91 B3 2Ku Klux Klan puts anti-drug fliers in Rogers schools 09/26/91 Bl 4Saline County drug sweep nets 24 arrests 09/26/91 Bl 6Falcon Social Club at LR closed under drug abatement act 09/26/91 B4 5Freezer of Falcon Social Club owners yields $10.000 cash 09/27/91 B4 1Alcoholics Anonymous ' 12-step programs help addicts recover 09/30/91 Bl 2Drug trials of Conway suspects may be moved 10/ 1/91 B2 4M L Tester says planted rumor got out of hand in Conway case 10/ 3/91 Bl 2Conway task force member offered deal . attorney says 10/ 8/91 B2 3Atty for Johnny L Johnson questions police about auto search 10/ 8/91 B3 1Bribe attempt alleged in case of Johnny L Johnson 10/ 9/91 B3 2Atty for Johnny L Johnson seeks release of alleged bribe tape 10/11/91 B3 1Conway Police Chief Tim Daley asked to take polygraph test 10/15/91 B8 1Benton has no big drug problem. Police Chief Elmendorf says 10/16/91 B5 5M L Tester defense says deal offered to implicate Chief Daley 10/16/91 B6 2Prosec Atty H G Foster allegedly offered deal to M L Tester 10/16/91 B6 2Task force petitions for drug dealers' assets to fight drugs 10/17/91 Bl 5Drug task forces must now get approval on travel plans * 10/19/91 Cl 1End to drug task forces called for in editorial * 10/20/91 H4 1Wilbur Mills speaks at groundbreaking for treatment center * 10/26/91 B4 2Trial of M L Tester. two others. begins with jury selection * 10/29/91 Bl 1Prosecutor says Tester. Gibbs. Fason stepped over line * 10/30/91 Bl 2Prosecutor H G Foster responds to allegations he used drugs * 10/31/91 Bl 4Testimony in trial of Tester. Gibbs and Fason * 10/31/91 Bl 4Conway drug trial of Tester. Gibbs and Fason goes to jury * 11/ 1/91 Al 2M L Tester. Mike Gibbs. Rick Fason acquitted * 11/ 2/91 Al 2Lawyer for Johnny L Johnson objects to 5-mo delay in trial * 11/ 2/91 Al2 1Atty for Johnny L Johnson denies he sought trial delay * 11/ 4/91 B5 2Prosecutor H G Foster hopes to mend image of justice system * 11/ 5/91 Bl 5Marij uana prices soar as supply shrinks * 11/18/91 B3 3Ark Supreme Ct rules 1989 search of Harold Abbott illegal * 11/19/91 B8 1Strategy outl ined for trial of John L Johnson at Conway * 11/21/91 Bl 2Funds restored for 20th Judicial Dist Task Force * 11/22/91 Bl 4Conway police deny wrongdoing in John L Johnson case * 11/22/91 Bl 5Derek I Allmon gets 100-month prison term * 11/22/91 B2 1John L Johnson changes plea to no contest * 11/23/91 Bl 4John L Johnson sentenced to 10 years. fined $10.000 * 12/ 7/91 Bl 1John L Johnson gets 6-yr prison term for cocaine possession * 12/10/91 Bl 4Calvin Leavy chgd with organizing drug ring in east LR * 12/10/91 B2 1Drug task forces face 15 pct budget cuts * 12/12/91 Bl 18-yr-old joins 70 in treatment program in LR School Dist * 12/15/91 B2 3Heroin-cocaine mixture blamed for two LR deaths * 12/19/91 Bl 1Most drug task forces face 15 pct budget cuts in 1992 * 12/20/91 B3 4SUCCESSLawmakers can't settle on solution to build self-esteemCritics doom self-esteem bill; sponsor withdraws billHe never saw it coming (ed on failure of self-esteem bill)SUFFOCATIONsee Asphyxiation and suffocationSUGARLOAF MINING COsee al so Land and real estateSUGG. B ALAN02/ 8/91 I702/20/91 H602/21/91 B8111297
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Athletics and sportsSUICIDEsee also Defenses and armed forcesUniv of Ark football player Brendan Cook killed by gunshotRaz orback players visited dying teammate Brendan CookMother of Jerry Paul McCool seeks grand jury inquirySUICIDES - Bennett, RobertDr Fahmy Malak's finding disputed by State Trooper BirdsongFamily of Bennett believe he was a murder victimGrand Jury to review 1985 death tuled a suicideSUMMERSET01/16/91 Dl01/16/91 DB03/16/91 B308/15/91 Al08/15/91 Al08/15/91 Al224222see FestivalsSUNsee Space. OuterSUN (Periodical )see Mitchell. NellieSURGEONSsee Medicine and healthSURVEYSsee Public opinion and surveysSUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT VOLUNTEER SERVICES INCsee Children and youthPresident designates SCAN a Point of Light* 12/31/91 B2 5SUTTON. OZELLsee also BlacksSUTTON, W Hsee also Baptist ChurchSWAMPS AND WETLANDSDavid Yokum tells Cong panel wetlands law stifles agriculture 05/17/91 Al 2Nancy Delamar tells Cong panel wetlands should be preserved 05/17/91 Al 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Congressmen split on plan to redefine wetlands 05/17 /91 AlO 5Definition of wetlands needed, Sen Dale Bumpers says05/18/91 A9 1Farmers have incentives to grow hardwoods on wetlands05/20/91 Bl 1SWEEPSTAKESsee Contests and prizesSWIMMINGMarathon swimmer Richard Kersh circles Manhattan08/15/91 Dl 5SWINDLE, JAMES MICHAELBankruptcy filing lists more than $1.3 million in debts 02/ 9/91 B4 1SWINEsee Livestock and poultrySWITZER, BARRYSwitz er denies slapping woman at Country Club in Rogers 10/18/91 D3 5SWITZER. BILLYsee also Ashley CountySWITZERLANDsee also Economic developmentSYNTHETIC FUEL SLegislative panel backs alcohol as fuelMembers of state Legis talk fuel optionsEthanol plant would benefit farmers with grain salesProposed comm would be named from.e existing fuel firmsLegislators adopt bill for alternative fuel panel<strong>Arkansas</strong> called rich in biomass materials01/18/91 B6 101/22/91 G2 301/29/91 G6 102/ 1/91 B2 602/12/91 G2 305/19/91 FB 1298
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSYPHILISsee Medicine and healthSYSTEMATICS INCsee also Systematics Information Services IncNew contract valued near half-billion dollarsContract with City Natl Bank estimated at $350 millionSystematics negotiating pact with three East Bloc nationsCompany rorganized, renamed Systematics Information ServicesSYSTEMATICS INFORMATION SERVICES INCFirm was formerly Systematics IncCalifornia-based S&L to use Systematics for data servicesCalifornia Federal Savings deal estimated at $400 millionFinland 's leading bank hires SystematicsSystematics signs $66 .7 million pact with British firmTABYANAN, CYDsee also News and news mediaTACO BELL RESTAURANTSsee also K-MAC Enterprises IncTAPP, HARRY AU STIN JRsee also Pulaski CountyTAX EVASION AND DISPUTED RETURNSsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCatfish Wharf RestaurantsHarmon, DanJewell, Jerry DMartin 's Recreation CenterMcDonald. CharlesMethodist ChurchNewton. RobertTaylor, Ronsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncLegislators ask for prosecution of Couey Chrysler-PlymouthArrest warrant issued for Oliver Couey on tax fraud chgsIRS follows trail of big spenders who deal in cashTAX EXEMPTIONSsee TaxationTAXATIONsee also Acxiom Corpsee also Colleges and universitiessee also Companiessee also Convention facilities and conventionssee also Culture and the artssee also Economic developmentsee also Finance and budgets, State Govtsee also Improvement districtssee also Medicine and healthsee also Methodist Churchsee also Nucor-Yamato Steel Corpsee also Oil and gassee also Religionsee also Roadssee also Telephonessee al so Tobaccosee also Trade schoolssee also Trucks and trucking01/ 6/91 Fl04/ 1/91 x504/30/91 Cl05/ 3/91 ClO05/ 3/91 ClO06/15/91 cs07/ 8/91 x308/30/91 cs* 10/19/91 BlCo 06/lS/91 Bl06/29/91 B4* 11/18/91 B2512114113245299
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLProposal. to raise taxes on higher income mostly 'symbolic 'Ark trax on cable television now before US Supreme CourtSales tax on cable TV argued at US Supreme CourtColumnist Robert McCord urges repeal of sales tax on foodChart shows tax relief for lower incomes if tax bill passesSales tax remains a beast of burden. column writesHouse passes bill to remove poorest from tax rollsCapital gains tax may not kick in this yearBill in Senate would make vote same on all tax increasesSen John Pagan proposes tax rebate plan to cover food taxSenate votes to open most state tax records under FOIHouse panel rej ects bid to raise income tax of well-to-doHouse panel endorses bill to close local sales tax loopholeGroups lobby for fair taxesBill to close loophole in local sales taxes fails in HouseRetailer sales tax discount survives House panel voteLocal sales tax collection clarified by bill approved by HseSenate approves low-income tax: billProposed constitutional am.dt would change vote on tax billsBusiness fights revealing truth on taxes. columnist writesBattle brewing over opening corporate tax recordsFlag-waving no match for FOI interests on business discountsHouse panel approves corporate tax records disclosure billHouse rej ects bill to open corporate tax records to publicFolly of capital gains tax cuts (column)House panel wrestles with corporate tax records billCompromise reached in proposal to open tax records to publicCapital gains tax cut approved by House panelJohn Pagan wants higher corp rate to replace rebate to poorHouse votes to cut capital gains taxes for top-bracketFoes of opening corporate records break pact. Cl inton saysBill to open corporate tax records clears House committeeNo severance tax paid on 12 pct of state 's natural gasBill in Legis seeks to rectify damage Amdt 59 wroughtGov Bill Clinton wants property tax removed on furniturePoint-of-purchase sales tax bill approved by Senate. 31-2House votes to open certain business tax records to publicHouse panel votes tax exemption on vending machine salesSenate panel approves bill for opening business recordsGov Clinton gives up on tax fairness. James Powell writesNatural gas exemption from severance tax appears legalSen John Pagan files bill for tax rebate on groceriesAssessment of real and personal property can be done by phoneLegislature passes bill to open some corporate tax filesGov Clinton signs bill to open business tax-break filesArk could benefit from Virginia ruling on retirement pensionsFederal retirees in Ark seek $27 mil lion tax refundFeud may be shaping up over proposed end to furniture taxBill cutting capital gains tax approved in Senate commSenate cuts capital gains taxVoters to decide on amdt to end clothing. furniture taxTable shows new taxes established by Legislature this yearArk cable TV tax upheld by US Supreme CourtState 's tax increases rank high nationally. reflect trend01/ 7 /91 Bl 101/ 9/91 A3 101/10/91 A3 401/17 /91 I1 101/22/91 G3 201/22/91 G5 101/26/91 Al 201/26/91 Al2 201/29/91 G6 401/30/91 H3 401/31/91 I3 202/ 1/91 Al 202/ 2/91 A7 502/ 5/91 G2 302/ 6/91 H5 102/ 6/91 H6 102/ 8/91 !4 102/ 8/91 15 102/ 9/91 Al2 102/12/91 Gl 102/12/91 G2 302/13/91 Hl 102/13/91 H4 102/14/91 14 102/14/91 I5 102/15/91 I1 102/15/91 12 302/15/91 I3 102/ 18/91 Al 602/19/91 Gl 302/20/91 H6 402/22/91 I4 102/26/91 Al 202/26/91 GS 102/26/91 G6 402/27 /91 H3 302/27 /91 H4 102/27 /91 H6 l03/ 2/91 AlO 203/ 4/91 B7 403/ 5/91 G3 103/ 5/91 G6 103/ 5/91 G7 503/ 8/91 !6 103/ 9/91 A6 303/11/91 A3 303/11/91 A3 303/13/91 I4 103/14/91 I6 103/21/91 H5 303/28/91 13 304/ 2/91 B2 504/17 /91 Al 504/18/91 Al 2300
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGOP may seek legislative limit on new taxes 04/20/91 Bl 2Citizens for Tax Justice assails tax burden of poor in Ark 04/23/91 A3 3Table shows Ark state taxes as shares of income for famil ies 04/23/91 A3 4L L Bean Inc fights state on collection of use tax 04/24/ 91 B2 5Legis added $22 .3 million in exemptions at last session 04/26/91 Bl 5GOP to push for two-thirds legis vote for tax increases 05/14/91 B2 2Republican Party did not support Clinton 's Fair Tax Amdt 05/ 14/91 B2 2Court ruling wipes out tax credits for insurance firms 05/24/91 B4 5Tax disclosure rules allow for costs. name of inquirer 05/30/91 B4 1Refunds of pension tax to 32.000 federal retirees ordered 06/11/91 Al 2Tax refund to federal retirees could cost Ark $40 million 06/11/91 Al 2Federal pensioners await refund of excessive state taxes paid 06/12/91 Bl 2State to appeal ruling on refund of tax to federal retirees 06/13/91 B4 1Latest US Supreme Ct ruling bolsters federal retirees case 06/21/91 A6 3Mil itary pensioner sues state over taxes on pension benefits 06/22/91 B6 2State must change way it taxes multi.state corporations 06/25/91 Bl 5Insurance firms try to stave off court ruling on their taxes 06/26/91 Bl 2Garland grand jury to check property exempt from taxation 06/26/91 B4 3Change in way Ark taxes out-of-state firms to cost $2 million 06/26/91 B6 2State agrees to tax credit for insurance firms 07/18/91 Bl 5State decision on tax credits saves Blue Cross $7.5 million 07/18/91 Bl 5Column calls tax break for insurance firms corporate welfare 07/19/91 Bl 1Business tax records show breaks to firms over $162 million 07/23/91 Bl 2List of top ten recipients of investment tax credits 07/23/91 Bl 2List of firms with largest sales tax discount 07/23/91 Bl 6Tax credits report short by $17 million 07/25/91 Bl 5Tax credits boost work force in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07/28/91 Fl 2Tax incentive brings no firms to state. critics say 07/28/91 Fl 2Business tax breaks hardly welfare. Robert McCord writes 08/ 6/91 B7 4US Supreme Ct asked to rule on refund of taxes on pensions 09/ 7/91 BlO 3Property tax breaks for veterans. others. probably illegal 09/19/91 B4 6Method of assessing auto dealers ' stocks subj ect of ct case 09/30/91 B2 2Summers Chevrolet at Dardanelle challenges inequities 09/30/91 B2 2Special justices to hear challenge of auto taxes hard to find 10/16/91 BS 1Rep N B Murphy wants probe of car dealer assessments 10/17/91 B4 4U S Supreme Ct rej ects way state taxes Illinois Tool Works * 11/13/91 Dl 5US Supreme Ct tables retiree tax case from <strong>Arkansas</strong> * 12/ 3/91 BS 3Ark Supreme Ct rules nursery workers not exempt from tax * 12/ 10/91 B3 1Pittman Nurseries Co had argued exemption from withhol ding * 12/10/91 B3 1TAYL OR. RONFormer state Insurance Commr sentenced to service in tax case 03/12/91 Al 6TAYL OR. ZACHARYsee also History (Ark)Taylor has numerous relatives in <strong>Arkansas</strong>TCBY ENTERPRISES INCTCBY net income dips 32 pct in 1990Wisconsin Investment Board doubles stake in TCBYMidwest Yogurt Partners seeks Chapter 11 protectionRoyelty Yogurt buys 34 TCBY stores in FloridaProfits nosedive during first quarterTCBY plans battle in FloridaTCBY to re-franchise area lost in FloridaTCBY faces stiffer competition. changing consumerTCBY hopes to open stores in Mexico next month07/ 7/91 C2 301/11/91 Cl 202/26/91 Cl 202/28/91 Cl 203/21/91 Cl 203/22/91 Cl 203/23/91 Cl 203/26/91 Cl 503/29/91 Cl 105/25/91 Cl 2301
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTCBY yogurt sold in two Sears storesStock trading rides takeover rumorNet income drops $4.6 millionExxon stores in Florida to test market TCBY yogurtSears plans to sell yogurt inside its storesResponse excellent to trial sale of cookies in TCBY storesTCBY income fall continuesTCBY adds items to boost salesInterview with Frank HickingbothemTCBY TOWER BUILDING (Little Rock)see Buildings and officesTEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM (Ark)Officials stand by investment in Wilson World Hotel at PBLegislators question investment with out-of-state firmsLawmakers continue review of investments policyFund make s commercial real estate loans to wealthy investorsInvestments take risky road with real estate loansSystem backing away from arbitrage bond dealsSystem loans $20 million to Highland Industrial ParkTEACHERSsee Educationsee InsuranceTEAGUE. BOBsee also Fewell and AssociatesState Rep pleads guilty to DWI charge after accidentTeague sponsored stronger DWI laws in LegislatureTeague apol ogizes for DWITeague denies allegations of rape. assaultTEAMSTERS UNIONsee Jones Truck Lines IncTEEN-AGE PREGNANCYsee Birth control and abortionsee Children and youthTEENS UNITED FOR FREEDOMsee Libraries. PublicTELEMARKETINGsee also TelephonesTELEPHONESsee also Handicapped06/ 5/91 Cl 206/ 6/91 Cl 206/20/91 Cl 206/21/91 Cl 206/22/91 Cl 407 /30/91 Cl 209/17 /91 Cl 209/22/91 Fl 209/23/91 x6 204/ 3/91 C9 205/10/91 Bll 107/12/91 B8 309/15/91 Al 209/15/91 Al 209/19/91 ClO 509/25/91 Cl 204/17/91 B904/ 18/91 B604/18/91 B604/19/91 B6PSC to consider approval of coinless phones by private firms 01/16/91 Cl 2Bill aimed at curbing telemarketing fails in House committee 02/16/91 B6 4Conte! Systems wants to offer call-tracing in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 03/16/91 Cl 5Attorney challenges state 's telephone tax as unequal 04/23/91 A6 1Ark Supreme Court upholds long-distance phone service tax 06/ 4/91 B4 1Jonesboro woman awarded $10.000 for AT&T mistake 08/ 1/91 B3 3Alltel Corp gets $25 .3 million loan to exapand service in Ark 08/20/91 Cl 2PSC orders rate cut on in-state calls; SW Bell to challenge 10/ 2/91 Cl 4Rate cut violates rights. telephone companies say * 11/11/91 Bl 2PSC puts phone rate cuts on hold * 11/16/91 B5 lPSC plan for long-distance rate cuts put on hold * 11/16/91 B9 5Advocates for the deaf support telephone fee for services * 12/ 5/91 B3 1TELEV ISIONsee also TaxationRescue of child at Russellville to be "Rescue 9111 topic 01/ 17/91 BS 45455302
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLAlleged fraud of Home Box Office service investigated 01/19/91 BS 5Storer Cable lays down strict rul es for religious channel 01/26/91 B12 1"America 's Funniest People" interviews in Little Rock 01/28/91 Bl lGroup challenges Storer Cable policy on religious access 01/29/91 B2 2Storer Cable, religious groups meet . iron out access problems 01/30/91 B2 1Paragould cable war expanding 02/ 1/91 B2 2Hot Springs incident to be featured on "Rescue 911" 02/23/91 B5 5Searcy forms panel to study possible city-owned cable system 03/ 1/91 B3 5Searcy. Kensett. Cabot ponder city-run cable system 03/12/91 B3 4Paragould Cablevision Inc sues Paragould City Cable 03/15/91 C9 2Cable systems around state facing revolt by ratepayers 03/17/91 Al 4Central <strong>Arkansas</strong> officials to battle rising cable TV rates 03/20/91 Bl 2Searcy rej ects cable TV offer 03/20/91 B3 2Survey shows 98 pct of Searcy cable TV subscribers unhappy 03/27/91 B3 2KI.RT sold to San Antonio firm 04/ 5/91 Cl 3Searcy residents upset with cable system 04/ 9/91 B3 3Searcy City Council accepts cable company offer 04/10/91 B3 5Paragould utility can start cable TV service. court rules 05/ 14/91 Bl 5Adult TV cable channel draws complaints at Benton 05/15/91 B3 2Van Buren TV Cable Co suspected of defrauding programmers 05/24/91 B8 2Van Buren TV Cable mgr Rosa Ann Cooper pleads guilty to theft 05/24/91 B8 2Perry County group wants cable TV change 06/ 5/91 B7 2LR likely to be left out as cable TV regulation returns 06/14/91 Al 2MIV ban from cable systems won't save kids, columnist says 06/27/91 Bl 1Harrison cable firm drops MTV 06/27/91 ClO 3Three owners of Van Buren TV Cable Co plead no contest 06/28/91 BS 5Van Buren TV Cable owners allegedly stole over $800.000 06/28/91 BS 5Cable systems like MTV's lucrative tune 07/ 8/91 x3 4Court orders cable firm to halt 'negative billing ' 07/12/91 B2 1Cable operators warn of rural blackout 07/25/91 Bl 2KASN (Channel 38) at LR sold to Clear Channel Communications 07/27/91 ClO 1Cable firms in Western Ark settle with HBO for $1 million 08/ 1/91 B3 5Pharis Broadcasting Inc covers areas not reached by others 10/13/91 Fl 6Regina Blakely leaving KATV for job with CBS News * 11/ 2/91 B4 2Paragould 1 s cable TV laws upheld by US Supreme Court * 11/13/91 Bl 1Harrisburg considers municipal cable system * 11/16/91 Al6 2TELEVISION. Educationalsee Educational televisionTENANTSsee HousingTENURE LIMITS (Political)see Politics and govtTESTER. M Lsee also PoliceTESTS AND GRADESsee EducationTEXACO INC<strong>Arkansas</strong> native Janella Sue Martin awarded $20.1 millionTEXARKANA FEDERAL SAVINGS10/ 4/91 Bl 5see BanksTEXAS TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEMsee Buildings and officesTHANKSGIVING DAYNursing home residents share memories of earlier days* 11/29/91 Bl 1303
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTHEATER AND DRAMA<strong>Arkansas</strong> Reperetory Theater's renovated bldg describedTHEATERSWilliam Anthony Rand indicted on fraud chargesW A "Tony" Rand goes on trial accused of fraudLenders offer details of debts in case against W A RandAccountant explains conflict in Rand financial reportsW A Rand testifies, denies chargesW A 'Tony ' Rand convicted, faces 300 years in prisonTHERMA-PLATE CORPAtkins plant turns out 5 million TV dinner plates monthlyTHICKSTEN. EDsee also Education Ja15THINK TANKSsee <strong>Arkansas</strong> InstituteTHOMASON. HARRYProducer of hit TV shows speaks at LRIntroduces Bill Clinton for presidential campaign speechTHORNTON, RAYsee also Congresssee also Congress - ReapportionmentTHREATSsee also Pope CountyThree black men guilty of threatening police at AshdownTHURSTON. MELISSAsee also Apparel and dressTICKSsee InsectsTIMBERsee Wood and wood productsTIMBER PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION. <strong>Arkansas</strong>see Wood products industryTIME04/ 8/ 91 xl6 103/ 19/91 Al 508/ 6/91 C l 208/ 7/91 Cl 208/ 8/91 ClO 208/ 9/91 Cl 508/10/91 Al 203/27 /91 ClO 202/ 1/91 Bl 410/ 5/91 Al5 407/16/91 B7 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> House voted to ignore DST in 1967: Senate said, 'no' 04/ 7/91 Bl 2TINDALL, CRICKETsee also Civil rights and discriminationTIPPETT EXECUTIVE MOTORSInvestment Motor Car Corp accuses Tippett of fraudWilliam McCord Jr denies fraud charge : plans countersuitTIRES05/16/91 ClO05/ 17/91 ClO24see also Firessee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialssee also Waste materialsTOAD SUCK DAZEsee FestivalsTOBACCOsee also Prisons and prisonersSenate panel approves stiff penalties for sales to minorsBill prohibiting sale to minors amendedSenate approves Smokers ' Rights bill, sends it to Gov ClintonColumn on bills in Legis to restrict smokingTobacco firm's backing brings protests of Bill of Rights tourPhilip Morris Co draws fire for Bill of Rights tourBill of Rights display divides citizens over sponsorship01/31/91 !6 102/ 7/91 14 402/16/91 B6 402/17 /91 Bl 102/17 /91 Bl 502/19/91 B2 502/20/91 Bl 2304
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLPolice break up protest of Bill of Rights exhibit at LRProtests of Philip Morris sponsorship of tour continueHouse passes bill on sale or gift of tobacco to minorsColumn attacks physicians ' protest of Philip Morris exhibitCancer patient Jack Reid wages war on use of snuffGov Bill Clinton vetoes 'smoker 's rights ' billAgencies on Aging may seek tax boost to fund programsColumn lists donations from tobacco firms to legislatorsLegis panel turns down cigarette tax for aid to the elderlySenate approves cigarette tax rise for programs for elderlySenior citizens make futile trip to Capitol to lobby for taxHouse committee backs tax increase for programs for the agedTobacco lobbyists accused of spreading misinformation on taxBill that would ban smoking in public fails in SenateCigarette tax passes House vote, sent to Gov Bill ClintonTobacco lobby played its hand in Legis. lost to elderlySenate defeats another bill banning cigarette smokingTwo House members tried to derail tax for aid to elderlyLobbyists attach pro-smoking amdts to Health Dept budgetUALR assembly embraces policy to restrict smokingFayetteville to limit smoking in many public placesTOILETRIES AND COSMETICSsee also Red Oak Hill IncTOLLETT. LELANDsee also Tyson Foods IncTONTITOWN GRAPE FESTIVALsee FestivalsTORNADOESsee Weather and stormsTOUNZEN. MARIVELsee also WomenTOURISM AND TOURISM INDU STRYsee Parks. recreation and tourismTOWNSEND OF ARKANSASBatesville poultry company expands: buys feed millTownsend sues over contaminated feed used in 1968-69TOWNSEND. CHARLES. CORPFactory at Forrest City closed without warningTOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH, National Center forMichael Zornek files claim with govt for $100 millionMichael Zornek was scratched by monkey with deadly virusMassive study under way on diet and longevityTOYSLeslie Singer has extensive collection of ray gunsTRACE CREEK COUNTRY CLUBFire destroys clubhouse and restaurantFire believed to be arsonTRACK AND FIELD02/21/91 Bl02/21/91 B202/22/91 1402/23/91 Bll02/26/91 Bl02/27 /91 H203/ 1/91 All03/ 5/91 Gl03/ 6/91 Hl03/14/91 I403/16/91 Bl03/19/91 Gl03/21/91 H603/21/91 H703/22/91 Al03/22/91 I103/22/91 !603/22/91 IS03/23/91 Al04/10/91 B4* 12/21/91 B364311313524155531l25302/ 8/91 Cl 206/ 5/91 ClO 101/ 5/91 C2 507/23/91 B2 507/23/91 B2 509/16/91 Al 2* 10/21/91 Bl 102/21/91 B3 203/21/91 B3 5<strong>Arkansas</strong> Raz orbacks win 11th straight SWC indoor track meet 02/17/91 Dl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> Raz orbacks win 8th stright NCAA indoor track title 03/10/91 Dl 2Univ of Ark men take SWC title in farewell meet 05/20/91 Dl 5Univ of Ark Razorbacks claim first SEC men and women titles * 11/ 5/91 Cl 1UA Razorbacks win NCAA Dist VI cross country title * 11/17 /91 C2 1Univ of Ark Razorbacks win NCAA cross country title * 11/26/91 Cl 1305
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLUniv of Ark women finish second in natl cross country meet * ll/26/91 C2 1TRADE SCHOOLSVo-tech schools could become colleges under Lu Hardin 's billSenate may get competing bills on vo-tech schoolsState Vocational-<strong>Tech</strong>nical Educ Bd opposes Senate billVo-tech reform path splits in Legis over supervisionSenate panel approves reorganization of vo-tech systemSenate Bill 3S7 would convert 10 schools to technical collsVo-tech bill brought to top of Senate agenda. passedLaw passed by Legis will change face of post-secondary educTen technical colleges would result if bill becomes lawGaz ette praises aim of new technical collegesVo-tech bill dominates discussion in House panelSponsors of bill hurry to finish plan to fund changesGov Bill Clinton favors vo-tech reform billHouse passes vo-tech bill. 74-lSSenate approves legis to convert 10 schools to technical collArk Chamber of Commerce. Ark Business Council back corp tax<strong>Arkansas</strong> Poultry Federation backs corporate tax riseBig business backs corporate tax rise for vo-tech improvementColumn discusses business willingness to pay higher taxesTax on business for vo-tech education zips past SenateThree more that should merge (ed)Corporate tax rise will hit broader targetPines Vo-<strong>Tech</strong> students oppose merger with UAPBHouse stops change in corporate tax billVo-techs ending long dry spell in fundingProposed bills mixed blessing for vo-tech schoolsHouse refuses to speed up action on corporate tax billCorporate tax vote falls short in House voteHouse defeats Senate proposal to raise corporate income taxHouse passes $12 million levy on corporations for vo-techsNew technical colleges to get $21 millionList of schools changing to technical collegesLegislature enhances vocational-technical schoolsState vo-tech officials meet to chart future directionSalaries of presidents of 13 technical colls set at $70,000Eastern College of Health Vocations sued by former studentsSeven graduates sue South Central Career Coll on fraud chgsDelta Career College sued by nursing studentsComplaints against Delta Career College droppedStudents sue Eastern College of Health VocationsStenograph Institute of <strong>Arkansas</strong> agrees to pay studentsStudent loan default rate is problem at 2 private schoolsJury awards 17 former Draughon students $3.000 eachTRADEMARKS, TRADE NAMES AND EMBLEMSLicensing of Razorback logo brings $250 ,000 to Univ of ArkUniv of Ark Razorback logos earn school $60,525 1st quarterRazorback logo means money for <strong>University</strong> of <strong>Arkansas</strong>TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND SAFETYNote: Includes traffic and parking violationssee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsIcy bridges, roads cause numerous accidents. deathsChild car seat law in Ark lacks teeth01/23/91 H702/ 3/91 Bl202/12/91 B402/12/91 G802/ 14/91 IB02/15/91 IB02/15/91 I802/16/91 Al02/16/91 Al02/18/91 B602/20/91 H202/21/91 I402/22/91 I102/27 /91 Hl02/2B/91 I803/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 Al03/ 1/91 IS03/ 2/91 Al03/ 6/91 BB03/ 6/91 H403/ 7 /91 i303/ B/91 I403/10/91 Bl03/11/91 BB03/12/91 G603/15/91 Al03/19/91 Al03/20/91 Hl03/22/91 IS03/23/91 AlO03/25/91 Al05/13/91 BSOS/16/91 B605/24/91 BS06/ 6/91 B306/ 12/91 BS06/lB/91 B406/19/91 BS06/20/91 BS07 /18/91 A308/ 4/91 B701/14/91 x1306/ 6/91 ClO09/ 9/91 x601/ 3/91 Al01/15/91 Bl315111122131441222121l11541221115113451521116321306
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLGlen Bolding, family members sentenced in accident casesStatistics support need for seat belt law in ArkConflict brewing over DWI bill MADD supports in LegislatureSenate panel approves mandatory seat belt lawSeat belt bill gets Senate approvalMotorcycle riders lost battle over helmet lawSeat belt bill survives House committee actionHouse rej ects two amdts to seat belt billRep Bill Joe Purdom sponsors amdt to exempt farm trucksSeat belt bill amended to exempt farm trucksSeat belt measure develops problems in House committeeKeeping the seat belts undone (ed)Senate committee endorses tougher DWI lawsSeat belt law fails by one vote in HouseRep John Miller to try again for mandatory seat belt lawHouse fails to pass seat belt bill by one voteHouse refuses to expunge vote on failed seat belt billSenate seat-belt bill clears House committeeHouse votes to include farmers in seat belt billMandatory seat belt bill returns to House for amdt approvalHouse passes mandatory seat-belt bill on third trySenate sends mandatory seat belt bill to Gov ClintonGov Clinton signs law making seat belts mandatoryCar rams bldg in Fayetteville: l killed , 9 inj uredAdul t and seven youths drow-n in flooded ditch near RussellJames A Beskin, 33, was driver of Bronco in Russell accidentThree boys escaped from overturned Bronco at RussellList of state 's worst traffic accidentsSurvivor recounts accident near Russell that killed 8Victims of Russell accident from closely linked familiesFunerals for 7 accident victims to be at Bald Knob schoolFather of victim at Russell was at scene as rescuerBeer found at scene of fatal accident near RussellFuneral for victims of Russell accident attended by 1,400James Benskin was legally drunk, police sayJames Benskin had 1984 DWI convictionCounselors help Bald Knob students cope with griefRoad was closed on morning of tragedy at RussellState had placed James Benskin on driver probationParents of accident victims deny James Benskin was drunkParent says flooded road used by James Benskin not closedPolice seek driver who fled accident that killed threeDetails of hit-and-run accident that killed threeHall High students show DWI statistics by simulated deathsDriver blamed in April 23 crash has been identifiedNTSB ends inquiry into wreck near Russell that killed eightMADD gives state an 'F' in fighting drunk drivingOne killed, three hurt in car chase at Hot SpringsHot Springs chase leaves trail of grief after bachelor partyWesley James Nichols faces chgs in fiery wreck on US 65Felony chgs likely in Hot Springs car chase that kil led oneWesley James Nichols denies ties to fiery crash on US 65Judge Bill Watt to suspend licenses for missing court datesWesley J Nichols turns himsel f in to pol ice01/16/91 Bl01/16/91 H601/17/91 I401/31/91 !602/ 6/91 H402/ 6/91 H802/ 8/91 !202/ 9/91 A1202/13/91 Al02/13/91 Al02/13/91 Al02/14/91 B802/14/91 !602/15/91 Al02/16/91 B802/20/91 Hl02/21/91 I202/22/91 1202/23/91 Al402/27/91 H303/ 2/91 Al03/ 7/91 I603/15/91 !603/22/91 Al03/30/91 Al03/30/91 Al03/30/91 Al03/30/91 A603/30/91 A603/30/91 A603/30/91 A603/30/91 A703/31/91 Al04/ 2/91 Al04/ 2/91 Al04/ 3/91 Al04/ 3/91 B304/ 3/91 B304/ 3/91 B404/ 4/ 91 Bl04/ 6/91 B304/25/91 Bl04/25/91 B904/27 /91 Bl05/ 3/91 Al05/ 7/91 B305/10/91 B205/19/91 Al05/20/91 Bl05/21/91 Al05/21/91 B705/22/91 Bl05/22/91 B205/23/91 B4114113312221154313152142555112616222441222225225565252307
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTruck. funeral van crash near Keo kills five men06/ 8/91 AlThree-vehicle crash kills five, inj ures four in Drew County 06/16/91 BlFourteen killed in Ark accidents during weekend06/17 /91 BlLeon Washington chgd with negligent homicide, DW I06/22/91 BllSobriety checkpoints to be set up on Ark highways06/29/91 BlSobriety checks get off to slow start07 I 1/91 Al<strong>Arkansas</strong> ranks fourth in traffic deaths07 /13/91 B3Few tickets issued first day seat belt law in effect07/16/91 B2<strong>Arkansas</strong> road deaths may set a record07 /21/91 AlMap shows <strong>Arkansas</strong> 's deadliest roads07 /21/91 Al9Denise Miller steps down as head of state MADD organization 07 /22/91 BlJonesboro couple, daughter killed when auto struck by train 07 /22/91 BlNine hurt as auto runs into crowd after Passion Play08/ 4/91 BlF C Bryant cited after accident at Passion Play08/ 5/91 AlWaymon Ball seeks killer of his son, John Tillman Ball08/13/91 AlUnpaid traffic fines in NLR near $1 million08/28/91 B2Bikers rally at Capitol for end to helmet laws10/ 7/91 BlFive children struck while trick-or-treating on Halloween * 11/ 1/91 BlWesley J Nichols cleared in 1986 traffic deaths* 11/ 1/91 B2Dardanelle student killed by hit-and-run truck near Atkins * 11/ 3/91 BlPolice search for truck that killed Dardanelle student * 11/ 5/91 B3Vehicle accidents top list of children's deaths in Ark* 11/17/91 B2Rodney Dean Pike arrested in death of Jenny Lyn Swilley * 11/21/91 BlTRAU, OF TEARSsee History (Ark)TRAIL Ssee Indians, Americansee Parks , recreation and tourismTRAIN STATION BUILDINGsee Buildings and officesTRANE COFort Smith firm invests $11 mil lion in plant, adds 65 jobsTRANSIT SYSTEMS01/24/ 91 ClO 3Task force hears problems in rural transportation in Ark * 11/23/91 B5 1TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD. NationalJim Burnett 's standing up to bureaucrats takes its toll 02/24/91 Cl 2John A Hammerschmidt sominated as replacement for Jim Burnett 04/24/91 A3 3Dale Bumpers. David Pryor boost John Arthur Hammerschmidt 05/17/91 A3 3Arkansan James Burnett retires from board 06/29/91 AB 2John Arthur Hammerschmidt joins agency this week 07/ 3/91 A3 4Jim Burnett criticizes NTSB for loss of "grit" 07 I 5/91 Bl2 1TRAUMA DISORDERsee Medicine and healthTREASURER (Ark)JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin's office lists travel costs01/ 1/91 B2 6JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin files for expense reimbursment 04/ 4/ 91 A3 1JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin cuts taxable portion of PR funds 06/ 1/91 B4 1JimmieLou Fisher Lampkin spends $5 .800 on office decor07/ 6/91 B7 1TREES AND SHRUB Ssee also Christmas treessee also Rivers and lakesBurning of cypress felled along Fourche Creek called waste 08/29/91 B2 4TREFILARBED ARKANSAS INCLuxembourg 's Prince Henri helps dedicate Pine Bluff plant 05/10/91 ClO 355535611242552352431156308
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTRI-COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (Stone County)see ShootingsTRIALSSuspect in capital murder freed; speedy trial right violated* 11/ 9/91 Bl 6TRIANGLE ENGINEERING COJacksonville firm makes various types of fans05/27 /91 xl6 1TRIBOU. GEORGEsee also Education Je16TROTTER. SCOTTsee al so Buildings and officessee also Common Cause (Orgn)see also Secretary of State (Ark)TROUTT. ROBERT Esee also Pardon and paroleTRUCKS AND TRUCKING INDUSTRYsee also Legal professionsee also RoadsTruckers. state settle weight-distance tax suit01/11/91 Al 2Henry Gray urges Legis not to settle weight-distance suit 01/30/91 Al 2State Legis defers action on weight-distance plan01/30/91 Al 2Weight-distance suit settlement opposed by Gip Robertson 01/30/91 Al 2Settlement of court suit rolls out of House committee02/ 6/91 Al 2House pases truck tax settlement bill. 92-002/ 7/91 Al 5Henry Gray seeks public vote on weight-distance tax02/ 8/91 Al 2Columnist discusses Henry Gray and the trucking industry 02/ 8/91 I1 1Senate panel approves weight-distance tax settlement02/14/91 Al 5Time running out for weight-distance tax settlement02/19/91 G4 1Proposed settlement of two lawsuits defeated in Senate02/20/91 Al 2Senators block apporoval of weight-distance tax settlement 02/20/91 Hl 1Weight-distance tax settlement approved by Senate02/21/91 Al 5Pressure settles highway bill vote02/21/91 I1 1Weight-distance tax settlement signed into law by Gov Clinton 02/23/91 Al 5Elderly persons might benefit from restored tax on trucks 04/ 3/91 Al 6Proposed initiated act might restore tax on heavy trucks 04/ 3/91 Al 6Court approves settlement of suits over taxes on heavy trucks 04/18/91 Bl 6State truckers ask part of refund from tax suit settlement 04/18/91 Bl 6Truckers ' claim to settlement in tax case refused by judge 05/ 2/91 B2 5NW Ark TV shows dangers of triple trailers06/ 1/91 Bl 1<strong>Arkansas</strong>-based truckers appeal claim to share of tax refund 06/ 6/91 B2 2State to end trucking discount for intrastate carriers09/ 7/91 ClO 1TRUTH AND LOVE CHURCHsee ReligionTSI REDFIELD LABORATORIESGenetic engineering research firm at Redfield in operation 07 / 2/91 ClO 1TUBERCULOSISsee Medicine and healthTUCKER. JIM GUYsee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)TULLIS. BOBBYsee also Legislature (Ark)TURNER. G Wsee also Legislature (Ark)TURTLESsee Wildlife309
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLTYSON FOODS INCsee also Education, Adultsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsSales flat, but income jumps by 25 pct Ol/22/91 Cl 2Suit accuses Tyson of aid to foes in sales to Jordan 02/ 5/91 ClO 3Tyson Center grows among hills of Northwest Ark 02/11/91 x17 lSuit charging consorting with enemy dismissed 02/15/91 ClO 3Tyson is state 's leading contributor to politicians 02/18/91 B2 5Tyson Foods says it is ready to take over another company 02/23/91 Cl 2New plant at Pine Bluff nearing completion 02/25/91 x18 1Tyson prefers that stock be sold over the counter 03/ 4/91 x5 1Tyson scrambles to put 1,000 to work at Pine Bluff 03/21/91 Cl 2Berryville, Green Forest plants receive bomb threats 03/22/91 ClO 1Tyson to supply chicken to Kentucky Fried Chicken stores 03/23/91 ClO 5Bob Justice retiring from executive vice president post 03/29/91 ClO 2Leland Tollett named CEO at Tysons 04/ 2/91 Cl 2Tyson may produce microwave breakfast 04/ 3/91 Cl 5Don Tyson comments on dealing with the Russians 04/ 8/91 x5 1Columnist discusses new job for Archie Schaffer at Tysons 04/13/91 Bl 1Future looks sunny for Tyson 04/ 17/91 C9 2CEO Leland Tollett discusses Tyson Foods 04/29/91 xlO 1Lawmakers are guests at Don Tyson's Mexico home 05/ 3/91 Bl 2Tyson to lay off 60 in NLR, move line to Alabama 05/ 3/91 ClO 5Tyson may get more business from Kentucky Fried Chicken 05/30/91 Cl 3Grannis plant construction delayed by inability to buy land 06/ 1/91 Cl 2Harlan Lane owns part of land Tyson needs for Grannis plant 06/ 1/91 Cl 2Fire at NLR plant to cost 300 workers some pay 06/ 8/91 Al 2Tyson will not confirm report of NLR plant closure 06/12/91 ClO 2NLR plant to be rebuilt 06/15/91 Cl 5Tyson donates $300.000 to Univ of Ark scholarship fund 06/18/91 Cl 3Tyson suit charges Cafe Entree Inc of steal ing secrets 07/ 6/91 Cl 3Slow sales of Lite 'N Crispy chicken may force layoffs 07/18/91 ClO 2Stock up 50 cents 07/19/91 Cl 5Tyson picks Oklahoma for $50 million pork operation 07/25/91 Cl. 3Oklahoma likely to become base of Tyson pork operations 07/26/91 Cl 2Sales in third quarter top $1 billion; earnings $40 .6 million 07/30/91 ClO 2Kermit Moss suggests renaming chickens 'tysons ' 07/31/91 B6 4Tyson takes steps to a better position. analyst says 08/12/91 xlO 1Don Tyson sees sporadic sales to Soviet Union 09/ 8/91 Fl 2Tyson moves to impl ement new fire safety rules in plants 09/11/91 Cl 2Tyson set to launch new line of kids ' dinners 09/12/91 ca 6NLR plant damaged by fire to be reopened 09/13/91 Cl 2Scranton plant to expand 10/ 18/91 CS 6Tyson to sell unit in Canada * 11/ 8/91 Dl 2Fourth quarter net income increase of 15.4 pct reported * 11/12/91 D2 5Pine Bluff plant to be idled until next spring * 11/13/91 Dl 2Pine Bluff plant laying off 600 of over 900 workers * 11/14/91 Al 4Pine Bluff plant to lay off 800 employees * 11/16/91 Dl 6Tyson adds two new lines for freezer * 11/18/91 Dl 1Tyson recalls 400 workers at Pine Bluff plant * 12/ 7/91 Dl 4Expansions cap Tyson's year * 12/23/91 Dl 1TYU S, DWAYNEsee also Athletics and sportsU S VANADIUM CO310
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsUFOssee Unidentified flying obj ectsUNDERTAKERSsee Funerals and mortuariesUNEMPLOYMENTsee Economic conditions and trends - Ark IndicatorsUNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND COMPENSATIONState 's reserve fund for enemployed may go bankrupt 01/ 4/ 91 Al 2Proposed insurance rate increases vary 01/10/91 Cl 2St Vincent Infirmary mu st pay unemployment tax, high ct rules 02/26/91 Bl 1Drinking guitar player eligible for unemployment benefits 06/20/91 Bl 5About 13,498 in Ark have used up benefits since Jan 1 07/30/91 A3 3ESD expects to file 19,000 jobless claims * 12/ 3/91 Bl 1Extra jobless aid sought by 10,000 in <strong>Arkansas</strong> last month * 12/29/91 B2 4UNIDENTIFIED El.YING OBJECTSThird annual Ozark UFO Conference scheduled at Eureka Springs 03/11/91 B3 6UFO convention at Eureka Springs ends on serious note 04/ 8/91 B3 2UNION CAMP CORPVan Buren box factory to close07 /17/91 ClO 1UNION LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING (Little Rock)see also Buildings and offices, GovtUNION NATIONAL BANKsee Leird Church Manufacturing CoUNION NATIONAL MORTGAGE COsee Stocks and bondsUNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICSArkansans tell grim tales of life in USSR08/20/91 AS 5UNION PLANTERS CORPsee BanksUNIONS, Laborsee LaborUNIQUE FASHIONSsee Retail storesUNITED ARKANSAS INSURANCE CORPFirm meets state guidelines, will begin selling insurance 01/ 8/91 Cl 2UNITED AUTO WORKERSsee Morrilton Plastics Products CoUNITED CHURCH OF CHRISTLittle Rock church celebrates turning 10008/26/91 Bl 2UNITED FEDERAL SAVINGS (Jonesboro)see BanksUNITED MEDICAL INCFirm has experienced rapid expansion03/ 4/91 xlO 1UNITED METHODIST CHURCHsee Methodist ChurchUNITED METHODIST FOUNDATIONsee Methodist ChurchUNITED STATES - Army Corps of Engineerssee Army Corps of Engineers (US)UNITED STATES - Central Intelligence Agencysee also Iran-Contra AffairUNITED STATES - Constitutionsee also Tobacco311
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLBill of Rights display opens at Ricks Armory at LRArk House refuses to rescind call for conventionLegislators hear arguments for conventionArkansans pay tribute as Bill of Rights turns 200ACLU head John Burnett warns Bill of Rights under attackUNITED STATES - Defense Departmentsee lso Defenses and armed forcessee also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsUNITED STATES - Federal Energy Regulatory Commissionsee also Electric powersee also Oil and gassee also PipelinesUNITED STATES - Internal Revenue ServiceArticle on work of special agent Roland AndersonUNITED STATES - Presidentsee also Bush. Georgesee also Presidential election of 199202/21/91 B203/ 1/91 I403/ 6/91 H5* 12/15/91 Bl* 12/16/91 Bl06/24/91 x7Several Arkansans have aspired to high office over the years 10/ 3/91 A.Q 3UNITED STATES - Works Progress Administrationsee Works Progress AdministrationUNITED-BILT HOMESsee also CommerceUNIVERSITY HOSPITALsee Birth control and abortionsee Medicine and healthUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASsee Advanced Brake and Clutch Cosee Agriculturesee Artek Systems Incsee Athletics and sportssee Basketballsee Businesssee Colleges and universitiessee Housingsee Inventionssee Kidnappingsee Robberies and theftssee Scholarships and loanssee Sex crimessee Stadiums and arenassee Track and fieldsee Trademarks. tradenames and emblemssee also FootballUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCKsee Athletics and sportssee Businesssee Colleges and universitiessee TobaccoUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLOsee Colleges and universitiesUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFFsee Athletics and sportssee Civil rights and discriminationsee Colleges and universities4l1151312
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Middle Eastsee Policesee Robberies and theftssee ShootingsUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICEsee Colleges and universitiesUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCESsee Birth control and abortionsee Inventionssee Medicine and healthUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSASsee Athletics and sportssee Basketballsee Colleges and universitiessee Footballsee Homosexualssee International studentssee News and news mediasee Waste materialsURBAN LEAGUE OF ARKAN SASsee also HousingCarmelita Smith to head organizationUrban League declares solvency . debts paidRevitalized League plans luncheonOfficers chosen for Urban LeagueURWIN, CATHY KUNZ INGERsee also Books and writingsee also Rockefeller, WinthropURWIN. GREGORY J Wsee also Books and writingsee also Rockefeller, WinthropUSA TRUCK INCVan Buren firm receives 400th tractorUTILITIESsee also Electric powerState utilities take sides on PSC promotion rulesSome utilities say proposed ad limits violate free speechState media joins fight against PSC rule on advertisingProposal regulating ads improper, Winston Bryant saysState censorship? (ed on PSC proposal on ad approval)PSC to clarify proposed ad rules to stifle censorship tagVACCINATION AND VACCINESsee al so Medicine and healthVALACHOVIC, BETTYsee also WomenVAN BUREN COUNTYsee also Historic buildings and sitesVAN BUREN TV CABLE COsee TelevisionVAN HOOKS• GEORGE JRsee also Courts. State and localVAN HORN CONSTRUCTION COsee Economic developmentVANDALISM01/ 4/91 Bl01/ 5/91 Bl02/ 1/91 B3* 12/ 4/91 B3245102/26/91 Cl 5* 12/ 8/91 Bl 4* 12/ 8/91 Bl 5* 12/13/91 Bl 1* 12/ 14/91 BB 5* 12/17/91 B6 1* 12/19/91 Bl 1313
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCemeteriesChildren and youth Ag27Education Fl2Libraries, PublicParks , recreation and tourismRoadsStatue of Christ at Catholic High spray-painted by vandal sChurch of God at Russellville suffers $20,000 damagesGraffiti in NLR being painted over by Donrey firmGlass shop owner accused of breaking about 200 auto windowsVEHICLE MANAGEMENT GROUPSherwood lease deal called deceptive trade by Ark Atty GenWill close business, owner saysVERTAC CHEMICAL CORPsee also Pollution, wates and hazardous materialsVERTAC SITE CONTRACTORSsee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsVETERANSsee also Taxationsee also World War IIRoanl d Eugene Henry gets honorable discharge after 21 yearsParalyzed Ark veteran Ray Michael Reed fights for VA benefitsFull benefits restored to Allen Wayne HicksUSS Drew crew members hold reunion in MonticelloArk leads US in veteran payments; state has 249,000 veteransVeterans find solace at minister's Fort Steer shelterConfederate group honors war dead at State Capitol ceremonyState honors war dead with ceremoniesVietnam vets offer support for Persian Gul f veteransHope of America theme of welcome home for Persian Gul f vetsTickets go on sale for Hope of America program at LRV A hospital at LR develops nationally-known care modelJuly date leaves school bands out of patriotic paradeJacksonville honors Desert Storm veteransHope of America marchers total at least 6.500 for paradeDesert Storm' s top hardware coming to Little RockWall of patriotism set up at Capitol for welcome home eventOperation Welcome Home (60-page supplement on events)Parade crews prepare for 100,000 in LR for welcome homeTickets still av ailable for Hope of America showParade in LR to honor veteransBob Hope headlines patriotic celebration in LR<strong>Arkansas</strong> to welcome Desert Storm troops with huge paradeParade tacticians masters of detailOperation Welcome Home included party at Governor 's MansionFaulkner County ceremony wel comes veterans homeBob Hope. Marie Osmond, Miss America welcomed troops homeOperation Welcome Home draws crowds to streets of LRArticles describe parade, show honoring all veteransGov Cl inton joined Marie Osmond in duet at programMiss America Marj orie Vincent welcomed Ark troops homePhotographic essay on Operation Welcome HomeDescriptions of Welcome Home parade in LRFinancial statistics on Hope of America show in LR**06/ 2/91 Bl08/13/91 B310/25/91 B212/18/91 Bl10/ 4/91 C210/ 4/91 C202/ 7 /91 Bl04/14/91 Al04/27 /91 B304/29/91 B305/21/91 B405/27 /91 Al05/27 /91 Bl05/28/91 Al05/28/91 Al06/ 5/91 B206/ 5/91 B206/ 9/91 B206/15/91 Al06/15/91 B306/18/91 B206/22/91 B206/30/91 Bl07/ 3/91 Gl07 I 4/91 Bl07 I 5/91 Bl07 I 5/91 El07/ 5/91 El07/ 6/91 Al07 / 6/91 Al07 / 6/91 BS07/ 6/91 B707 I 7 /91 Al07/ 7/91 Al01 I 7 /91 A1207 / 7 /91 A1207/ 7/91 Al207 / 7 /91 Al307/ 7/91 Al407 I 9/91 B24525661561542221125165212513243155111115314
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLeland T Bates gets Distinguished Flying Cross 46 years late 07/10/91 Bl 3Bob Hope paid $50.000 for part in shCM ; Marie Osmond $22 .500 07/11/91 B2 5Gulf War veterans struggling to rebuild places in life 08/ 2/91 Al 2Sterling T Hendrix receives medal for World War II service 08/10/91 B7 5Gul f veteran Rose Cook trying to cope with trauma 08/ l l/91 Bl 2Rogers laundry ordered to rehire Guardsman sent to Gulf 09/12/91 B3 1Ark Veterans Coalition wants VA hospitals for vets only * 10/23/91 B7 2World War I Last Man Club at Pine Bluff down to two members * 11/ 5/91 Bl lForrest Gunter of Austin. receives his medals 45 yrs late * 11/11/91 Al 2Last Man Club at Pine Bluff keeps tradition al ive * 11/12/91 Bl 4VIETNAM CONFLICTArticle on Arkansans still missing from Vietnam war periodNorma Blanton heads Ark network of families of MIAsList of <strong>Arkansas</strong> servicemen missing in Vietnam ConflictMichigan youth makes contact with family of MIA Thomas KnebelState panel urges higher effort to find MIAs. POW s in AsiaEmotional POW/MIA event draws 600 to Searcy meetingVIETNAMESE IN ARKANSAS05/19/91 Al05/19/91 A1605/19/91 Al709/20/91 Al09/28/91 B209/29/91 Blsee Foreign descent groupsVIGILANCE GROUPSsee also Libraries. PublicAlleged violation of gun laws brings arrest of Wilbur Hale 03/ 9/91 Bl 5UALR professor. Ed Gran posts bail for Wilbur Hale 03/ 9/91 Bl 5Wilbur Hale tells judge he is proud to be a racist. a white 03/ 9/91 Bl 5Wilbur Hale denies he is member of any group 03/ 9/91 B9 3Ku Klux Klan to distribute Confederate flags at Fort Smith 03/22/91 Bl 1Sons of Confederate Veterans to protest Klan meeting 04/ 13/91 BS 1Ku Klux Klan holds rally at Fort Smith park 05/ 5/91 Bl 2Ralph Forbes addresses Klan rally at Fort Smith 05/ 5/91 Bl 2KKK developing 40-acre tract in Boone County for headquarters 06/ 4/91 Al 2KKK headquarters to be church camp . spokesman says 06/ 4/91 Al 2State Kleagle Don Snedeker commentsKKK headquarters plans 06/ 4/91 Al 2Groups keep eye on Boone County KKK compound 06/ 5/91 B9 1Christian Identity Church to be built on Klan land at Zinc 06/22/91 Al 2Klan leader Thom Robb calls land buy in Boone County a dream 06/22/91 Al 2Ex-KlamTatch director Bill Stanton scoffs at Robb 's camp 06/27/91 B4 3Article traces history of Ku Klux Klan in <strong>Arkansas</strong> 07/ 7/91 Al 2Ku Klux Klan has nothing to shCM for vast history of hate 07/ 7/91 Al 2Ralph P Forbes discusses his background. philosophy 07/ 7/91 Bl 2Ralph P Forbes has vision of a free. white America 07/ 7/91 Bl 2Ku Klux Klan still a threat. not a joke. Bill Stanton says 07/14/91 C2 3Ku Klux Klan hopes to make documentary for Fayetteville TV 08/31/91 Bl 5Wilbur Hale found guilty of possessing illegal weapons 09/20/91 B4 4Ku Klux Klan puts anti-drug fliers in Rogers schools 09/26/91 Bl 4KKK congress to be held at headquarters at Zinc (Boone Co) 10/11/91 Bl 4Thom Robb is grand wizard of Knights of Ku Klux Klan 10/11/91 Bl 4Klan training school at Zinc planned by Thom Robb 10/13/91 Bl 2KKK Grand Wiozard Thom Robb wants to give US 1.000 Dukes * 11/17/91 A16 1KKK Director Thom Robb to hold rally in Dubuque. Iowa * 11/30/91 Bl 4KKK leader Thom Robb draws 200 to Dubuque rally * 12/ 1/91 Bl 5KKK leader Thom Robb draws 200 to Dubuque rally * 12/ 1/91 Bl 5KKK will visit Dubuque again. Thom Robb says * 12/ 3/91 B3 1Ku Klux Klan to adopt highway near Harrison hits problem * 12/23/91 Bl 1VILLINES, FLOYD G221512315
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Pulaski CountyVILONIAsee also WaterVIOLENCEsee also Families and family lifeVIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPsee also Industrial accidents and safetyVOCATIONAL EDUCATIONsee Trade schoolsVOLUNTEERSSurvey to measure state 's volunteerismCommunity Service Awards presented at LR ceremonyJohn C and Patty Hickman keeps busy retirement scheduleArakansans volunteer 19 mil lion hours to state programsVOTER REGISTRATIONsee Politics and govtWAGES AND SALARIESsee also Colleges and universitiessee also Corporationssee also Educationsee also Executivessee also Government empl oyees. StateSen George Hawkins 's bill would raise state minim.um wageMinimum wage increases may actually meam fewer employed<strong>Arkansas</strong> per-capita income ranks 47thWAGNER. JEANNIETV show 'Unsolved Mysteries' to feature Benton woman 's searchJeannie Wagner of Benton find father after TV show appealJeannie Wagner talks with father every night by telephoneWAL-MART STORES INCsee also Baseballsee also Retail storessee also Workers compensation insuranceRetail giant enj oys sales increase amid recessionWal-Mart sales ready to move ahead of SearsWal-Mart selling Super USA Convenience storesVice Chmn Al Johnson sells large block of his stockWal-Mart gets into recycling on nationwide basisWholesale Club Inc becomes part of Wal-MartWal-Mart soon to be nation's number one retailerExpansion predicted for Wal-Mart in the 1990sWal-Mart may have passed Sears as largest retailerCountry 's largest Wal-Mart store is at RogersWal-Mart earns spot at the top. John E Barnes writesProtest ends sale of 'sexist ' game at Wal-Mart storesCompany earns $1.2 billionPlans for Florida center alteredBentoville takes pride in Wal-Mart without fanfareRosy future seen for Wal-MartSales jump 38 pct to push chain to topHighlights in history of Wal-MartWal-Mart bashed by United Food and Commercial Workers UnionUnion says Wal-Mart buys shoes made in ChinaMunro and Co defends Wal-Marts's shoe-buying pol icy01/24/91 Bl 306/19/91 B2 406/23/91 El 209/11/91 B3 401/24/91 I4 104/ 1/91 x17 104/ 18/91 C9 504/25/91 B3 204/26/91 B3 205/ 2/91 B3 201/ 4/91 Cl 501/ 5/91 Cl 301/23/91 Cl 201/26/91 ClO 602/ 1/91 ClO 602/ 2/91 ClO 202/ 8/91 Cl 502/10/91 Fl 202/16/91 Cl 602/18/91 x21 102/22/91 Cl 102/28/91 Cl 303/ 1/91 Cl 203/ 6/91 ClO 203/ 8/91 Al 203/ 8/91 Cl 203/ 8/91 Cl 503/ 8/91 ClO 503/20/91 ClO 103/21/91 ClO 203/22/91 CB 4316
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSam Walton surprised. not impressed. by passing SearsSam Walton seeks advice. listens carefully to employeesWal-Mart stores buoy rural counties. Missouri study saysExpansion into Oregon announcedWal-Mart reports rise of 37 pct in March salesVisitor Cener at Bentonville is big hit with touristsVisitor Center records 50,000th visitorWal-Ma.rt to recycle plastics natiorwideLatest model of Superceter to be built at BentonvilleNew Supercenter to be built at Rolla. MoSupercenters prove successfulHigh-tech marketing ideas being testedSelf-proclaimed union hater helped Golden Rule work for coWal-Mart seeks more shares to keep stock price affordableWal-Mart profits climb 21 pctA concise history of Wal-Mart stock splitsSam Walton says no stock split planned soonLabor suit criticizes Wal-Mart proxy statementWal-Mart suit against Citicorp returned to circuit courtAFL-CIO to proceed with suit despite additional informationWal-Mart. AFL-CIO reach settlement; suit droppedWal-Mart is nation' s 9th largest employeer with 300.000New York to get five more storesWal-Mart marches relentlessly toward $100 billion in salesChart shows income spanning ten-year periodChart shows how splits have powered Wal-Mart stockRogers store is prototype of Wal-Mart of the futureSales surge during May ; overall increase of 38 pct reportedStockholder meeting energized with patriotixm this yearStockholders approve more sharesOpening Batesville Supercenter spurs price warWal-Marts spur growth of businessesSteamboat Springs . Colo. approves Wal-Mart storeLegal staff is larger than many law firms in ArkWal-Ma.rt gains name recognition in MexicoArk Supreme Ct uphol ds woman 's complaint on firingSam's Clubs expanding to house wholesale fresh foodsBud 's Warehouse Outlets is new divisionStock hits all-time highWal-Mart expands from US to MexicoMexico stores cal led Club AurreraColumn discusses Wal-Mart 's connection to MexicoJune sales total $3 .48 billion; up 34 pct from last yearFive stores to open in Washington. D C areaMexico store is familiar setting; CIFRA retailing strengthMove into Mexico markets laudedDonald G Sonderquist likely successor at Wal-MartWedding held in Junction City. Kansas. storeEarnings rise 27 percentWal-Ma.rt has grown 20 pct per year for past 20 yearsRecycling project is long-term program. Hillary Cl inton saysWal-Mart marches into CaliforniaKansas woman wins $1 million award in false arrest casePurchase of McLane Co proves profitable for Wal-Mart03/28/91 Cl 503/28/91 cs 604/11/91 Cl 204/ 11/91 ClO 204/ 12/91 Cl 504/ 17 /91 C9 204/18/91 ClO 204/24/91 C9 404/30/91 Cl 205/ 3/91 ClO 505/ 5/91 Fl 205/ 7/91 cs 105/ 7/91 cs 405/ 8/91 Cl 405/10/91 Cl 205/13/91 x12 105/16/91 Cl 205/17/91 ClO 205/21/91 C8 105/23/91 Cl 205/24/91 Cl 405/27 /91 x5 405/31/91 Cl 206/ 3/91 x7 106/ 3/91 x8 206/ 3/91 x9 106/ 3/91 x9 206/ 7/91 Cl 206/ S/91 Cl 306/ 8/91 Cl 606/12/91 Al 206/12/91 ClO 106/13/91 Cl 606/26/91 Cl 506/30/91 Fl 207 I 2/91 B2 507/ 3/91 Cl 207 I 7 /91 Fl 201 I 9/91 Al 207/10/91 Al 207 /11/91 Cl 307 /12/91 Cl l07 /12/91 Cl 207/12/91 ClO 107 /14/91 Fl 207/15/91 x18 108/ 3/91 ClO 108/ 6/91 CB 108/ 9/91 Cl 208/12/91 x5 108/15/91 Cl 208/26/91 x7 1OB/29/91 ca 409/ 3/91 C7 2317
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLHypermarts and Supercenters to have calculators on carts 09/ 5/91 CS 3Sam Walton troubled by bureaucracy in his store chain 09/ 7/91 ClO 2Feature article on Wal-Mart 09/30/91 x7 1Wal-Mart purchases Phillips Cos Inc of Bentonv ille 10/ 3/91 Al 2Wal-Mart may try to become nationwide grocer 10/ 5/91 CB 1Wal-Mart top in sales. low in advertising 10/ 7/91 x6 5Hot dog chain operator sues Sam's Club 10/ 8/91 Cl 2Senator David Pryor 's plan on pensions opposed by Wal-Mart 10/ 8/91 ClO 2Springdale Wal-Mart to become grocery-discount Supercenter 10/ 8/91 CS 1Sam Walton wants better company health care for employees 10/12/91 Cl 2New store opening in Russellville's Valley Park Centre 10/15/91 ClO 1Supercenter planned for Conway 10/18/91 Cl 3Report says Wal-Mart to cut 1.000 jobs * 10/19/91 Bl 2Trimming of 1.200 jobs called market adj ustment * 10/22/91 DS 3Expansion includes 39th state, 2 new supercenters * 10/24/91 Dl 2Firm asks court to dismiss state claim that taxes owed * 10/28/91 Dl 6Sam Walton enters Mayo Clinic ; Wal-Mart stock takes dip * 10/30/91 Dl 3Wal-Mart uses its stores for research, development * 11/ 3/91 Gl 1Heal thy third quarter pushes stock past 4S * 11/ 8/91 Dl 5Factory-direct deal ing to save Wal-Mart money * 12/ 4/91 Dl 4Purchase of Phillips Cos now completed * 12/ 6/91 Dl 2Sales up 39 pct in November * 12/ 6/91 Dl 5Wal-Mart. Cifra to open Club Aurrera outlets in Mexico * 12/10/91 B8 1Salesmen fight Wal-Mart plan to deal with manufacturers * 12/ 14/91 Dl 2Smal l towns welcome big changes in Wal-Mart * 12/16/91 Dl 1.American Drugs Inc suit accuses Wal-Mart of unfair practice * 12/21/91 D3 3Wal-Mart named most efficient retailer * 12/23/91 BS 5Wal-Mart closes Hearne (Texas ) store; bitterness lingers * 12/23/91 Dl 3Wal-Mart executives say Hearne (Texas) store failed * 12/23/91 Dl 6Manufacturers' Agents Natl Assn to fight Wal-Mart decision * 12/31/91 Dl 2WALDRON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Je8WALKER. JOHN Wsee also Educationsee also Housingsee also Legal professionWALKER. ROBERT CHRISTIANsee also Cooper, Edward CWALKER, WILLIAM L JRsee alsosee alsoWALKINGCrime and vicePleasant Valley Country ClubAl Vratil of Rogers. walking toward 11,000th mileWALLACE, DOUGLASsee also Robberies and theftsWALLACE. GEORGE KENTsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlinsee also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughl inWALLACE, LARRYsee also Imperato. LouWALLOCH HOME CENTER INCFirm out of bankruptcy, all debts paidWALMSLEY. JANIS MCSPADDENsee also Correction Department (Ark)07 / 1/91 BS 209/26/91 cs 1318
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWAL TON (SAM) FAMILYPotential stock dividends hidden in Walton wealthWaltons rank as world's third richest with $18.5 billionWealth of Sam Walton. his four children surpass $20 billionWaltons listed as no. 2 in world in wealth with $21 .l billionWALTON ARTS CENTERsee Culture and the arts06/ 7/91 Cl07 I 8/91 Al07 I 9/91 Al08/22/91 C9WAL TON FAMILYWalton name signifies giving to several institutions 03/ 2/91 Cl 3WALTON, ALICETells how she acquired a llama. named her firms for it 07/22/91 x5 2Daughter of Sam Walton is on list of billionairesses 08/27 /91 C9 2WALTON. HELENsee also Culture and the artssee also Walton. SamDonated to fund for Marianna School uniforms 03/10/91 B3 2Honored by Intol Mass Retail Assn and by Claremore. Oklahoma 05/ 4/91 ClO lNamed to board of Claudia Company 08/14/91 A9 1WALTON, JAMES L "BUD"Walton donates $15 mil.lion for UA basketball arena 03/ 1/91 Al 6WALTON, SAMsee also Baseballsee also Presidential election of 1992Walton shares story of his battle with cancerListed as one of <strong>Arkansas</strong> ' most influenctial personsSam and Helen Walton give $6 million to Presbyterian ChurchSam Walton honored in Dallas by Intnl Mass Retail AssnGives employees credit for success of Wal-Ma.rtHonored by retail association in DallasSam Walton has been financial contributor to Bill ClintonWalton mum on possible funding of Bill Clinton raceListed among America 's wealthiest personsWAR EAGLE ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR222301/26/91 Bl 202/10/91 A5 203/ 1/91 B7 505/ 4/91 ClO 105/ 6/91 B2 205/ 6/91 B2 208/ 4/91 A6 109/ 6/91 Cl 310/13/91 Al 2see Culture and the artsWAR MEMORIAL STADIUMsee Stadiums and arenasWARD , GARYsee Freedom of informationWARD. JANIEsee also DeathsWARNER. C RANDOLPH JRsee also Environmental Systems Company IncWARRENsee also PoliceWASTE MATERIAL Ssee also Energy and powersee also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materialsRecycling makes feed from dry poultry litter 09/13/91 ca 1Beverage containers made of steel can be recycled * 10/30/91 Bl 1Mulberry firm finds way to use chicken litter in fertilizer * 11/ 7 /91 D2 1ReLeaf Corp is Mulberry firm developing use for litter * 11/ 7/91 D2 1State has no plans for use of used tires it will collect * 12/ 6/91 B3 2Univ of Central Ark dumping paper from recycling bins * 12/11/91 Bl 4Univ of Central Ark unable to finduser of waste paper * 12/11/91 Bl 4319
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSentry Recycle and Storage seeks to grab scrap tire fund * 12/18/91 Al 2Tire recyclers divided on cost, method for recycling * 12/19/91 Dl 6Jim Guy Tucker says he won't sign tire disposal regulations * 12/20/91 Al 5State Rep Pat Flanagin linked Nick Wilson to Sentry effort * 12/21/91 Al 2State Sen Nick Wilson lobbied for Sentry Recycle * 12/21/91 Al 2Gov Bill Clinton wants revisions in rules on waste tires * 12/28/91 Al 2WATCH CARE NETWORKsee HomosexualsWATCHES AND CLOCKSJay Oakes is expert at repairing large clocks* 11/ 4/91 Bl 2WATERsee also AgricultureWoodland Hills may have found solution for water problems 01/ 4/91 B3 2Groundwater bill to push for conservation in some areas 01/12/91 B2 5Soil and Water Conservation Service would set cons policies 01/12/91 B2 5Faulkner-Cleburne Water Dist seeks to resolve problems 01/17/91 Bl 2<strong>Arkansas</strong> River diversion plan could add to cropland 01/17/91 BS 2Diverted <strong>Arkansas</strong> River water would aid Pope. Conway Co areas 01/17 /91 BS 2Wetlands would benefit from <strong>Arkansas</strong> River diversion 01/17/91 BS 2Agencies plan canal system to carry water to Delta farms 01/17/91 Cl 4Water from four rivers would be used for Delta proj ect 01/17/91 Cl 4Bill to regulate groundwater gets House comm approval 02/ 9/91 Al3 2Benton reconsiders water contracts 02/13/91 B3 2White County farmers join plan to conserve water 02/16/91 B3 2Lake Norrell residents rej ect plan to use lake as supply 02/19/91 B3 2New law allows designation of critical groundwater use areas 02/20/91 H7 2Surplus water from Black River may be diverted to agri use 02/23/91 B9 2Proposed Faulkner-Cleburne Regional System draws opposition 03/16/91 B3 2State Health Dept may lose $500.000 water-testing grant 03/21/91 H6 1Benton alderman promotes wells as water supply alternative 03/27 /91 B3 2Engineers advise NLR to tap Greers Ferry as water source 03/29/91 Bl 5Vilonia votes to keep control over its water supplies 04/ 3/91 B3 2Cabot may join Faulkner-Cleburne pipeline proj ect 04/ 11/91 B3 6Saline Co cannot condemn Lake Winona for local water needs 04/13/91 B3 2Little Rock hurt by its policy on selling water. column says 04/21/91 C4 1East Ark withdrew water from 40.000 sites in 1988 04/26/91 A4 1Conway water wins taste test 04/29/91 BS 1Robert McCord critical of LR restriction on water sales 05/ 7/91 B7 1Owner of Canehill spring says he does not know who uses it 06/ 7/91 Al 2Owner of spring at Canehill told to get license or close 06/ 7/91 Al 2Rare mussel could delay water supply for Siloan Springs 06/14/91 Bl 5Saline County has water source option 07/ 9/91 B7 3Saline County RDA orders go-ahead on reservoir plan 07/11/91 B6 1Saline Co RDA files suit to flush out opponents of Norfork 07/13/91 Bl 2Cane Hill residents looking for water 07/13/91 B6 5Dammers of North Fork of Saline River brook no criticism 07 /21/91 Cl 1EPA cites 57 water dists in violation of safe water codes 07/31/91 Al 6May flower withdraws from Faulkner-Cleburne Water Dist 08/ 8/91 AB 3Water for irrigation running dry in some east Ark areas 08/18/91 Bl 2Map shows ground water depletion in eastern <strong>Arkansas</strong> 09/18/91 Bl 4Paron looks to Lake Ouachita for water supply 09/23/91 Bl 2Little Rock will not provide water to Woodland Hills * 10/31/91 B2 5Scott County residents struggle to get reliable water * 11/29/91 Bl 1WATER POLLUTION320
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Pollution, wastes and hazardous materialsWATER SOURCE OF ARKANSAS INCDouglas and Annette Mangan lose fraud suit against firmWATERMELON FESTIVALsee FestivalsWATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My8WATT. BILLsee also Dardanelle Development Corpsee also Traffic accidents and safetyWATT, JAMESMagic Johnson not good role model. Watt says at HardingWatt tells Harding Univ audience lifestyle deters AIDSWAYMIRE, RICHARDsee also Maumel le CoWEALTH, Personalsee also Barton. T Hsee also Couch, Harveysee also Dierks , Hanssee also Dierks. Hermansee also Fordyce. Samuel Wsee also Rockefeller. Winthrop Paulsee also Walton (Sam) Familysee also Walton. Alicesee also Wilson. Robert E LeeGinie Polo Sayles seminars tell how to marry a rich personArticle on Arkansans listed by Forbes among wealthiestNot all rich Arkansans of past. present inherited wealthWEATHER AND STORMSsee also RoadsIce storm cost AP&L millionsIcy roads cause numerous accidents, inJ uriesLight rain turns to icy glaze on streets. roadsReview of 1990 weather conditions in ArkTwo missing found frozen to death in Randolph CountyFreezing rain moves across north <strong>Arkansas</strong>Third victim of exposure found in Randolph CountyState soaked by heavy rains. ending with freezing drizzleIce hits northwest Ark againHigh winds rake stateHigh winds take out electric power for thousandsSnow falls along northern tier of countiesNorthwest Ark gets blanket of snowPossible tornadoes inj ure 12 in northwest <strong>Arkansas</strong>Valley Springs and Fort Smith suffer heavy damageBoone County hit hard by tornado, high windsTown of Concord suffers heavy damage from tornadoWitnesses describe tornado at ConcordFive victims still hospitalized at HarrisonVolunteers help clean up after stormsTornado victims recall stormWinter returns as snow blankets north <strong>Arkansas</strong>Freeze damages fruit crops in stateTemperatures in low 30s on Easter morning in Ark06/20/91 B2* 11/ 15/91 Al* 11/15/91 Al06/21/91 Cl10/13/91 Al10/13/91 Al01/ 1/91 Bl01/ 3/91 Al01/ 3/91 Al01/ 4/91 Bl01/ 5/91 Al01/ 5/91 Bl201/ 6/91 Al01/ 7 /91 Al01/ 8/91 Bl02/ 15/91 Bl02/16/91 Bl02/25/91 Bl02/26/91 BlO03/22/91 Al03/22/91 Al03/23/91 Al03/23/91 Al03/23/91 Al03/23/91 A1303/24/91 Bl03/25/91 B203/30/91 Al03/31/91 Bl04/ 1/91 Al144322522251522561166555422653321
ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLFruit farmers assessing damage from coldCentral Ark fruit suffered more damage than northern areaHail pummels Central <strong>Arkansas</strong>High winds cause $300,000 damage in Bradley CountyHigh winds damage buildings and trees across stateJacksonville suffers heavy damage from stormsState fears rain will bring flood repeat of last yearJacksonville residents say tornado hitJacksonville residents describe stormReports of tornadoes investigatedStorm struck quickly at El DoradoCounties report storm damageThunderstorms bring hail . winds to statePine Bluff woman inj ured when tree smashed homeStorm rips roof from Caddo Hills school buildingStorm causes damage at Little RockStatistics on number of tornadoes Ark has experiencedThree inj ured when winds topple loudspeaker at concert at LRLightning. storms keep Central Ark officials busyWoman hurt at concert at LR is in fair conditionLightning kills Guardsman at Camp Robinson<strong>Arkansas</strong> one of worst states for lightning deathsHigh temperaturs takes toll on interstate road at LRPine Bluff man dies from heat exhaustionEight-week-old inf ant dies from heatstroke at Pine BluffElectric power was off at home where PB infant diedLightning kills two children at LR. inj ures two othersCool winds end hot, humid daysLR's 45-degree temperature is record low for dateTornado wrecks 6 homes along state line at Cherokee CityHeavy rainfal.l brings flooding to some state streamsWeek's rainfall raises risk of overflowing riversSnow falling in part of stateFifteen towns report record lows for the dateRecord lows on Monday listed for 15 citiesLarge area of Ark receives early snow ; roads stay clearBand of snow stretches across Ark; lows set recordsBone-chilling cold lingers in stateMercury shatters record lows in 17 cities in stateWEDDINGSCouple married over telephone link between Ark and GermanyCouple wed in hot air balloon over Pulaski CountyWEEMS, SAM A<strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat. city of Hazen face libel suit by WeemsWELCH 'S INCWelch closing grape operations in stateWELFAREsee PoorWEST SIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING (Little Rock)see Buildings and officesWESTARK COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Basketballsee Colleges and universitiesWESTIDRELAND. GEORGE04/ 1/91 Bl 104/ 2/91 Cl 204/10/91 Al 204/13/91 B9 504/14/91 Al 204/ 14/91 Al 204/14/91 Al 504/ 14/91 All 204/15/91 Al 204/ 15/91 Al 604/16/91 A7 104/16/91 A7 304/27 /91 B9 504/30/91 A3 105/ 4/91 Bl 205/ 5/91 Bl 506/ 1/91 AlO 106/22/91 Al 506/22/91 B2 506/23/91 Bl 206/23/91 Bl 406/25/91 A4 207/10/91 B9 207/11/91 Bl 608/ 9/91 Bl 408/ 9/91 Bl 409/17 /91 Al 209/19/91 Al 209/21/91 B2 5* 10/29/91 Bl 5* 10/30/91 Al 4* 11/ 1/91 Bl 5* 11/ 2/91 Bl 5* 11/ 5/91 Al 2* 11/ 5/91 AlO 4* 11/ 8/91 Al 3* 11/ 9/91 Al 2* 11/ 9/91 Al 2* 11/10/91 B8 102/15/91 Bl 105/19/91 Bl 204/11/91 BS 308/14/91 Cl 6322
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also Aviation and aircraftWETLANDSsee Swamps and wetlandssee Wilderness and natural areasWHIPPING (Corporal Punishment)see Punishment. CorporalWHIRLPOOL CORPWhirlpool plant may cut 500 jobsNeal Catlett was arrested at McCain Mall at NLRNeal Catlett was handing out union leaflets at McCain MallGovernment standards put a chill on Whirlpool refrigeratorsWhirlpool to recall 100 workersFort Smith plant to recall 800 workers April 22Labor may boycott Southwest Times over article on laborWhirlpool says union unf air: will file chg with NLRBNLRB rules for Whirlpool in decertification issueCutbacks at Fort Smith to aid Evansv ille. IndianaWhirlpool to lay off 1.100 workers while restruturingWhirlpool plan cuts out union in decision-making issuesColumn on effort of firm to suppress underground newsletterOSHA reviewing records of Fort Smith plantWhirlpool lays out final offer. union finds it lackingFort Smith community leaders seek end to labor disputeUnion at Fort Smith plant scraps vote on contractWhirlpool union vote approvedLocal members of AIWA locked out by intnl union repsSteelworkers take in locked-out AIWU local at Fort SmithWHISTLE BLOWING (Public Interest)see also Buildings and offices. GovtWHITE COUNTYsee also PoliceCharges will not be filed against Sheriff Jess OdomCounty Judge Gerald D Parish diesWHITE COUNTY AG ING PROGRAMsee AgedWHITE COUNTY JAILsee PrisonsWHITE FLIGHTsee EducationWHITE RIVERsee Rivers and lakesWHITE ROCK MOUNTAINsee Parks. recreation and tourismWHITE SUPREMACYsee Vigilance groupsWHITE. FRANKWarns of legislative redistricting hardballDemocrats rej ect White's remarks on legis reapportionmentWHITE. PEGGYsee also WomenWHITE-COLLAR CRIMEsee Bankssee Crime and viceWHITEHEAD. JOHN01/12/91 Cl01/19/91 C201/19/91 C201/21/91 xll02/13/91 Cl03/ 9/91 Cl03/29/91 BS03/30/91 Cll05/16/91 ca06/20/91 ClO07 / 4/91 cs07/17/91 ClO10/13/91 Bl* 11/ 9/91 B3* 12/10/91 D3* 12/13/91 Dl* 12/16/91 A9* 12/19/91 Dl* 12/20/91 Bl* 12/24/91 Bl03/ 5/91 B306/18/91 B605/31/91 Bl06/ 2/91 B5211152124611141512141521323
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee also ReligionWHITMORE, PERRYsee also Courts, State and LocalWHITTENBURG, SCOTTsee also Middle EastWHITTINGTON (HIRAM A) FAMILYsee also CemeteriesWHITTINGTON. HIRAM Asee also History (Ark)WIECHERN, HOWARD Jsee also BanksWIECZOREK. DAV ID MARKsee also Middle EastWIENER, BETTYsee al so Books and writingWIFE-BEATINGsee Families and family lifeWILD RIVER COUNTRYsee Amusement parksWILDER, L DOUGLASsee also Presidential election of 1992WILDERNESS AND NATURAL AREASRice Prairie at Siloam Springs plowed for fescue cropLorance Creek Natural Area may become educational centerLorance Creek Natural area features wetlandsNatural Heritage Dept, Nature Conservancy own Lorance AreaNature Conservancy buys 80-acre prairie in Clark CountyGroup pushes to save wetlandsJoe Mosby column discusses current controversy over wetlandsGus Albright says need to protect East Ark wetlands evidentNew wetlands definition pleases Ark farmersDefining wetlands debated between farmers. environmental istsArk may lose 2 million acres of wetlands under proposed ruleFederal proposal to redefine wetlands endorsed by state commFarm Bureau lobbyist says wetlands is top issue for 1992 *Wetlands statement to Farm Bureau draws response from AWF *WILDLIFEsee also Bass Anglers Sportsman Societysee also Endangered and extinct speciessee also Finance and budgets, State Govtsee also ShootingsDamascus area hunters say 'outlaw' label undesez:vedDismissal of conviction of Frank Lyon Jr refusedBill in Legis would ban harassing huntersBill to protect hunters from harassment wins Hse panel voteColumnist Bob Lancaster says no anti-harassment law neededOutdoor writer Joe Mosby column on snit-harassment lawHouse passes bill to prohibit interference with legal huntingColumnist discusses proposed bill to protect huntersSome activities may be harming refuges in Ark. USF&WS saysKatina Cobb of Pine Bluff. is wildlife rehabilitatorHouse panel balks at raising hunting feeNew law bars interference with legal hunting and trappingHunting. fishing license fee increase passes House panel05/ 8/91 Bl06/22/91 Bl06/22/91 Bl06/22/91 Bl07/ 1/91 BS07/18/91 B807 /19/91 D608/ 1/91 BB08/13/91 cs08/19/91 Bl10/ 2/91 Bl10/ 9/91 B312/ 4/91 Dl12/ 4/91 Dl01/ 6/91 01301/11/91 BB01/18/91 B601/24/91 IS01/24/91 IS01/25/91 D701/26/91 A1201/27/91 Bl01/31/91 B201/31/91 B302/20/91 H302/20/91 H702/22/91 I6322213145255332531114112421324
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLSeverance tax for G&FC use out. sales tax in 02/23/91 Al4 4Higher hunting. fishing license fee fails 02/ 27 /91 H3 1Bill to raise hunting. fishing fees pulled down in Legis 02/28/91 Il 6Bill to curb trespassing by hunters falls short in committee 03/ 2/91 Al2 1G&FC will get nothing from Legislature. columnist writes 03/ 3/91 Dll 1House foils G&FC budget 03/21/91 H4 4G&FC budget loses again 03/22/91 I4 1House rej ects G&FC budget for third time 03/23/91 All 2House approves G&FC budget after three failures 03/26/91 G4 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> Nature Conservancy buys land for wildlife refuge 04/ 9/91 BS 2Cache Natl Wildlife Refuge benefits from Nature Conservancy 04/ 9/91 BS 2Tiny . rare paleback darter lives in ditch at Caddo Hills 04/14/91 Dl3 2G&FC needs new image. economist writes 04/15/91 x23 1New hunting. fishing license system adopted by G&FC 04/16/91 Dl 2Subscription price for "<strong>Arkansas</strong> Game and Fish" to be $5 .00 04/16/91 Dl 2Effort to save lOS-pound Lake Conway turtle fails 05/17/91 Bl 3Slaughter of big turtle at Cabot investigated by authorities 05/18/91 Bl 2No chgs will be filed in turtle case at Cabot 05/22/91 B9 1Bear visits Conway . then strolls into deep woods 05/23/91 Bll 4Conway residents told bear poses no threat 05/24/91 B7 1Turtle weighing over 100 lbs returned to <strong>Arkansas</strong> River 05/25/91 B3 1Pocahontas family has talking crow 05/29/91 B9 3<strong>Arkansas</strong> fishermen are one-two in Red Man Championship 06/23/91 Dl 6New license system for hunting. fishing now in effect 06/30/91 D9 2Pipeline in Little Red River may threaten trout 07/ 1/91 Al 3Bears visiting towns all over Northeast Ark 07 I 5/91 B7 3Elk killing leads to fine in Newton County 07/19/91 B3 2Young eagles raised at Holla Bend released into wild 08/11/91 Dl4 2John Heuston lr on anti-hunting campaigns 08/20/91 B6 1Poll finds Game and Fish Comm has support of citizens 09/ 5/91 Bl 3Black bear maul s Marion County man during ginseng dig 09/13/91 Bl 24 Mississippi residents forfeit bonds in trout overpossession 10/10/91 B3 1Beavers becoming real nuisance in southeast Ark 10/17/91 Bl 2Lawmaker. farmers near Prairie Grove brace for deer hunters * 10/26/91 Bl 1Worthen Visa card. Porterco Inc to benefit G&FC work * 10/30/91 Dl 3Deer hunting is real boost for economy * 11/10/91 Gl 1Hunting conviction of Frank Lyon Jr. Maurice Eason confirmed* 11/13/91 Bl 1Six other hunters with Frank Lyon Jr also convicted * 11/13/91 Bl 1Three cbgd with deer hunts at Fort Chaffee * 11/13/91 BS 4Accidents have killed 3 hunters. wounded 5 during deer hunt * 11/15/91 B12 1Authorities seek killer of bald eagle near Beaver Lake * 11/15/91 B12 1Deer hunters have reported 11 accidental shootings * 11/26/91 AlO 1Beavers costing state. officials told * 12/12/91 B4 2Lost Island duck hunting club pleads guilty to baiting ducks* 12/24/91 B3 4Hydroelectric plant. quarry in Logan County controversial * 12/29/91 Bl 3Proj ect in Logan County involves pumped-storage facility * 12/29/91 Bl 3WILDLIFE REFUGESsee WildlifeWILDWOOD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSsee Culture and the artsWILHELM. DAV IDsee also Presidential election of 1992WILHELMINA MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and health325
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLWILKINS. GINAsee also Books and writingWILKINS. HENRY IIIState Representative from Pine Bluff dies at age 61Legislator eul ogized as a caring leaderWILLIAMS, ANITA HChildren make surprise visit home to LR on Mother's DayWILLIAMS, JERRY02/21/91 I102/24/91 Bl05/13/91 Al324see also Forests and forestryWILLIAMS, PAULsee also Books and writingWILLIAMSON, CORLISSsee also BasketballWILLS AND ESTATESsee also Libraries, Publicsee also Seckinger. William C Srsee also Stoltz. John PatrickWILSON. JIMMIEsee also Phillips CountyWILSON. JIMMIE Lsee also Educationsee also Legislature (Ark)WILSON. NICKsee also Contracts and purchasing. Govtsee also Waste materialsSenator applauds sales tax increase and its benefitsWILSON, ROBERT E LEEWilson made a fortune in <strong>Arkansas</strong> investmentsWINDSOR. J GAYLE JRNoted statesman dies at LR at age 71WINFIELD. BETTY HOUCIN05/24/91 B310/13/91 Al09/29/91 BB525see also Books and writing - Rev iewsWINROCK INTERNATIONALsee also Economic developmentHouse valued at $750,000 given to WinrockWINTERFEST05/23/91 ClO 3see FestivalsWIRETAPPINGACLU fires at wiretap bill in LegislatureWISENER, FRANK01/23/91 H6 3see also InventionsWOHNER. AMBERLYsee also Actors and entertainersWOLVERTON MOUNTAINsee Clowers. CliftonWOMAN BUSINESS OWNER OF THE YEARJudith McDowall is first to be honored under programWOMEN* 11/11/91 Dl 1see also Crime and viceSharon Heidingsfelder travels state teaching craftsPeggy White is owner of Data <strong>Tech</strong> IncGarbo Hearne is co-owner of art gallery in LRBetty Valachovic is executive secy for Ark Optometric AssnMaryBeth Ressler works for Systematics in foreign countries01/ 7 /91 xl201/14/91 x1201/21/91 xl201/28/91 x1202/ 4/91 xl211111326
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLMarj Hohnbaum noted for her sales work in real estate02/ 11/91 x12DeAnn Shields-Marley is successful commercial photographer 02/18/91 x12Column lists prominent <strong>Arkansas</strong> women over the years02/24/91 C3Susan Howarth is executive director of AETN02/25/91 xl2Caroline Stanley is vice-president of Stanley Jewlery03/ 4/91 x12Women's Month festivities set03/ 8/91 B4Mary Beth Ringgold is general mgr of Caj un's Wharf03/11/91 x12Marivel Tounzen is examiner for state Bank Department03/18/91 x12Rita Richardson is active in radio journalism03/25/91 x6Dot Callanen-Gravett prominent in dance circles04/ 1/ 91 x6Dr Ruth Steele is supt of LR School District04/ 8/91 x15Patricia Gray manages SW Bell 's philanthropic programs 04/15/91 x6Marcelline Giror succeeds in computers. banking. real estate 04/22/91 xlOCarol Lindsey undaunted in drive for better <strong>Arkansas</strong>04/22/91 x16Jamie Parham is owner of J and M Foods04/29/91 x4Martha Dixon to speak on minority ownership of a company 04/29/91 x4Natl Women's Business Council to hold hearing in Little Rock 04/29/91 x4State Rep Charlotte Schnexayder to address hearing in LR 04/29/91 x4Mary Ann Campbell is president of Money Magic Inc04/29/91 x4Dr Gail Lee is vegetable expert with UA Extension Service 05/ 13/91 x6Zoe Oakleaf helped create high-profile opinion research firm 05/20/91 xllJane P Saunders is executive at Dean Witter Reynolds at LR 05/27 /91 x6Elena Hanggi is advocate for poor. lower income people 06/ 3/91 x4Women' s Proj ect celebrates 10th anniversary at LR park 06/ 9/91 BlLoretta Laver is NAACP 's Fair Share coordinator06/10/91 x6Sue Roller Jenkins active in operation of Roller Funeral Home 06/17/91 x4Margaret Davenport Eldridge is successful banker06/24/91 x6Lawsuit by legal secy says pregnancy cause of her firing 06/29/91 B2Paula Linder coordinates about 60 business training seminars 07 / 1/91 xllCharlotte Gadberry is fund-raiser for St Vincent Infirmary 07/15/91 x6WOMEN' S BUSINESS COUNCIL• Nationalsee WomenWOMEN' S CRISIS CENTER (Camden)see Children and youthWOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS. <strong>Arkansas</strong>Keep 'F.m Barefoot and Pregnant awards madeWOOD MANUFACTURING CORanger boat plant at Flippin to lay off 50 to 75 workersWOOD PRODUCTS INDU STRYsee also Workers compensation insuranceForest products industry in Ark stalledArk Timber Producers Assn is made up of small loggersWOOD• BOBBY Dsee also Livestock and poultryWOOD. OOUGsee also Midwest Life Insurance Cosee also Public Investors Life Insurance CoWOOD . TONYsee also EducationWOODLAND HILLSsee also WaterWOODPECKERSsee Endangered and extinct speciesWORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE04/ 6/91 B601/17/91 Cl111114111111l311112111121113114201/20/91 Fl 204/ 3/91 ClO 1327
ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLLoggers fear higher rates will drive them out of businessNo action taken in legis comm on job inj ury billWorkers ' comp rate raise limitedSenate panel approves work-accident drug tests for benefitsRising premiums threat to timber and logging companiesJ Bill Becker hopes to get initiated act to raise benefitsState sues Wal-Mart to recover $2521733 paid in claimsBallot title for initiated act on worker comp approvedWORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATIONProgram of the 1930s left its mark on <strong>Arkansas</strong>WORLD WAR IUS Senator William F Kirby voted against war in 1917WORLD WAR II01/ 18/91 Cl02/ 7/91 !602/ 12/91 Cl02/28/91 !205/17 /91 B605/31/91 Bl 408/23/91 cs* 11/19/91 BS06/23/91 C701/13/91 Clsee also Japanese in the United StatesPrisoners of war discuss their experiences 01/22/91 AB 1Gayle Moore Chandler of LR. survived bomb on Hiroshima 10/ 8/91 B2 5Arkansans describe attack on Pearl Harbor * 12/ 5/91 Bl 2Ark veterans of Pearl Harbor return on 50th anniversary * 12/ 6/91 Al 2Arkansans who survived Pearl Harbor describe experiences * 12/ 6/91 Bl 1Fairfield Bay veterans survived Arizona at Pearl Harbor * 12/ 7/91 Al 4Bella Vista resident recalls terror of Pearl Harbor attack * 12/ 7/91 Al 5Edna Linn, a nurse from Ark, recalls inj ured at Pearl Harbor* 12/ 7 /91 A15 1Reprint of front page of <strong>Arkansas</strong> Democrat. Dec 8, 1941 * 12/ 7/91 A16 1Eight survivors mark anniversary of Pearl Harbor at NLR * 12/ 8/91 A22 1Wilbur Mills recalls return to D C to vote war on Japan * 12/ 8/91 A22 1<strong>Arkansas</strong> changed forever by World War II * 12/ 8/91 Gl 3WORTHEN BANKING CORPsee Bankssee HousingWORTHEN, BILLsee also Books and writingWRIGHT. BETSEYsee also Mcintosh. Robertsee also Politics and govtsee also Presidential election of 1992Naming of lake near Greenwood for Wright still controversialWright is victim of purse-snatcher in Hillcrest area of LRWRIGHT, JOHN Bsee also Baptist ChurchWRIGHT. ROBERT ROSSsee also Colleges and universitiesYAMAUCHI, TERRYsee also Children and youthYATES. JOEsee also Legislature (Ark)YELL COUNTY NURSING HOMEsee Murders - Baker, Emery and Earl HawkinsYELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education N7 Nl lYOUNG, STEVEsee also Books and writingYOUTH LAW, National Center forsee Children and youthYOUTH SERVICES CENTER (Ark)01/ 8/91 B307 /22/91 BS21231l14125328
ARKAN SAS ·GAZETTE INDEX <strong>1991</strong>DATEPAGE COLsee Children and youthZERO MOUNTAIN INCFoods kept frozen inside old mine near FayettevilleZero to build center in RussellvilleZISER, ANDREWsee also Robberies and theftsZOLTOW • ELLENsee Dragonwagon. Crescentzoossee also Little Rock ZooZORNEI
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