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ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX1989

-ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEXANARKANSAS IND•X1989BYSHANNON J. HENDERSONCOPYRIGHT 1990AAl

HOW TO USE THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEXThe Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Index consists of brief summarizingstatements of the news of Arkansas as it was published in the finaledition of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Only those articlesdealing with Arkansas people, places and events are considered forinclusion. Material not considered useful for future reference isomitted. Routine articles reporting on sports, social events andbusiness activities are omitted.HEADINGSsubject headings (entries) are the main type of entry and are usedwhen possible. Names of prominent persons and of firms andorganizations are used as entries, but most names are crossreferenced to subjects.All subject headings (entries) are arranged alphabetically, wordby-word.Example: Old WashingtonOldhamUse of commas in subject headings result in an unusual filingsystem since the computer considers them when arranging entriesthat are identical up to the comma.Example: Harris, summer MichelleHenderson FarmsHenderson State UniversityHenderson, John DavidHenderson, Shannon ElizabethAbbreviations used as subject headings are arranged alphabeticallyas if they were words.Example:PaynePCBsPea Ridgecross references are arranged in alphabetical order and are listedbefore summaries of articles under that same heading.LOCATION SYMBOLSEach summary is followed by the month, day, year, page and columnnumber where the article appeared in the Final (City) edition ofthe Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.Reference from a person's name to a subjectthe named person is directly involved or isthe topic. In all cases, the articleclarification of this point.does not indicate ifmerely commenting onshould be read for

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLA+ARKANSASsee EducationABDUCTIONsee KidnappingABDUL-JABBAR, KAREEMReceives rocking chair made at FayettevilleABERNATHY, WILLIAM (BILL)see al so Pope CountyABORTIONsee Birth Control and AbortionABUSED ADULTS·see WomenABUSED SPOUSESsee Families and Family LifeACCIDENTS AND SAFETYsee also Athleticssee also Automobile Racingsee also Aviation and Aircraftsee also Boats and Boatingsee also Bridgessee also Falls {Accidents)see also Industrial Accidentssee also Pollutionsee also Railroadssee also Traffic Accidents and Safetysee also Weather and Stormssee also Workers Compensation InsuranceACORN (ORGN)see also Bentonsee also Housingsee also Murders - Craw ford, Shelvie LeeAcorn mellowing with ageACQUIRED IMMUNE DEF! CIENCY SYNDROMEsee Disease and IllnessACTIV ITIES ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee AthleticsACTORS AND ENTERTAINERSMary Steenburgen speaks at UALR programActor Bobby McGee is native of McGeheeDavid Allan Coe settles down in Mountain HomeTim Busfield is successful actor in TV dramaLR native Corin Nemec nominated for Emmy AwardBooneville native Kimberly Foster joins "Dallas11 castActor Andrew Marshall diesMary Steenburgen given honorary degree by Hendrix CollegeACXIOM CORPsee also Economic ConditionsDrop in net income reportedCatalog warehouse to be located at ConwayAcxiom profits improved last yearContract with Guideposts to generate $10 millionADAMS, JASON03/10/89 C02 103/20/89 AOl 403/05/89 B02 104/13/89 EOl 206/03/89 EOl 107/05/-89 EOl 408/04/89 A03 108/19/89 EOl 208/26/-89 BOS 110/-21/-89 B03 401/20/89 COl 105/18/89 COl 507/27/89 C02 410/03/-89 COl 21

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLAdams. 19. mistakenly arrested as suspect in LSD salesAdams family forgives police for mixupADAMS, OTIS JRsee also AgricultureADDY AWARDSsee AdvertisingADULTERYsee Marriage and DivorceADVANCED LAUNDRY AND RESEARCH INCNew garment plant to locate in NLR, employ 240 workersDenim finishing plant will not turn water blueGarment finisher ups staff to 400ADVERTISINGsee also Bankssee also Parks. Recreation and Tourismsee also Politics and Govtsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncAddy Awards listedWinners of 1989 Addys listedCranford agency gets Middle South advertising accountCranford Johnson develops ad for Central Ark McDonald'sStylists put zip in food being photographedArkansan Terry Rose has successful career in audio adsLittle Rock no stranger to zesty bank adsADVOCATE, STATEsee Attorney General {Ark)AERTH COMPANIESsee CoalAFRICAN AMERICAN MALE MENTORS PRCGRAMsee Children and YouthAFRICAN-AMERICANSsee BlacksAGEDsee also Day Care Centers for Adultssee also Frauds and Swindlingsee also Medicine and Healthsee also SuicidesAttidues of persons reaching age 50 discussedAGRIOJLTURAL STABILIZATION CONSERVATION SERVICEDotson Collins to head state officeAGRICULTUREsee also Livestock and Poultrysee also Parks. Recreation and Tourismsee also Pollutionsee also Synthetic Fuelssee also WaterVestal's Woda Farms grow vegetables in nutrient-laced waterRice farmers get pledge of aid from Bill AlexanderArkansas Food Industry Development Assn formedFive names added to Agriculture Hall of FameTop ten crops grown in Ark (statistics)Rains delaying planting of early crops in ArkState experimenting in alternative crops for Delta farmersTomato growers meet with congressman to seek quick help06/02/89 AOl 506/-03/89 BOl 304/-21/89 AOl 204/22/-89 COl 207/-2?7/89 COl 202/04/89 C02 402/06/-89 C04 403/-10/89 COl 203/-20/-89 COl 204/-10/-89 COl 207/-17/-89 COl 209/-17/-89 FOl 203/19-/-89 EOl 208/03/89 C02 101/16/-89 COl 201/-27 /89 COl 403/07 /89 COl 503/15/89 C02 503/26/-89 L21 103/-30/-89 BOl 504/-01/89 C02 504/-16/89 BOl 52

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBradley County tomato growers take gamble with Florida plantsFarmers, lawmakers discuss pending farm billFarmers concerned about season of extremes in ArkRice production in Ark increased last yearTop rice producing counties in state listedATTRA program nCM located at Univ of ArkansasHail damaged or destroyed 18, 000 acres of wheatArticle on outlook for farmers in the 1990sLeading cotton-producing counties in ArkRoad ahead hazy for farmersContinuing rains spell trouble for strawberriesArkansas's top five crops, 1988Excessive rains drowning crops in stateRain hampers tomato harvest in south ArkWatermelon crop damaged by rainy seasonStatistics on 1988 crops in ArkDumas lands new $1 million cotton classing laboratoryGov Clinton may seek bailout for farmers damaged by rainsFarm Fest at Stuttgart draws large crowdsFarmers reeling under heavy rains in South ArkansasPolyacrylamides are new product that has water hol ding powerArkansas crops succumb after frost and rain this seasonCotton and cottonseed production in Ark (table)Gov Clinton seeks state funds to assist farmers, loggersFarm Bureau thanks Gov Clinton for seeking aid for farmersGov Clinton authorizes $500, 000 aid to farmers and loggersSenators Stanley Russ, Ben Allen deride state aid to farmersFarmers in 23 southern counties lost $500 million in cropsLosses to South Ark from rain alone pegged at $117.2 millionWeather damage to key crops may hit $220 millionWatermelon crop being drowned by excessive rainsBad weather brings disaster status to seventy countiesThree weeks od dry weather has crops in critical stageDanger of accidents stalks farmersState's farm income. receipts posted record last yearArkansas is national leader in rice productionBumper rice crop may set record this yearWinter-like temperatures this week another setback for agriArkansas peanuts used in various foodsSoybean farmers face dilemma over salesEast Arkansas farms to increase cotton productionState's cotton crop will see drop of 24 pctNumber of black farmers in Ark declineLichtenstein's royal family owns farm land in Miller CountyArkansas Farm Bureau meeting in LRArkansas Farm Bureau told that boom is just aheadFarm Family of the Year is Otis Adams Jr family of VanndaleArkansas Farm Bureau ends three-day conventionArkansas cotton farmers realized good yield from 1989 cropComputers give farmers marketing edgeAGRICULTURE - ARK FARM COMMODITY PRICESOl/Ol/F05/1 Ol/08-/F04/5 01/15/F05/501/29/F04/5 02/05/F05/5 02/12/F04/502/26/FOB-/-5 03/05/F04/5 03/12/F04/-4Ol/22/F03/502/19/F04/-503/19/F06/504/23/89 FOl 204/26/89 COl 504/28/89 B04 105/01/89 COl 105/01/89 COl 105/07/89 FOl 205/12/-89 COl 205/21/-89 FOl 205/22/89 COl 105/22/89 COl 205/23/89 BOl 206/12/89 COl 106/-13/89 BOl 207/01/89 COl 207/03/-89 COl 207/12/89 COl 207/14/-89 COl 207 /-21/89 COl 207/21/89 COl 307/22/89 COl 207/23/89 B03 107I23/89 F04 507/24/89 COl 107/25/-89 AOl 207/-25/89 COl 107/-26/89 AOl 607/-26/89 AOl 607/-28/89 AOl 607/29/-89 BOl 408/-02/89 COl 408/02/89 C03 108/-04/89 AO 1 208/22/89 COl 208/27/89 FOl 208/31/89 C02 108/31/89 C02 409/24/89 FOl 410/19/89 co1 210/22/89 FOl 210/23/89 COl 510/-29/-89 F02 411/11/89 COl 211/12/89 FOl 411/23/89 COl 212/07 /-89 COl 512/08/89 COl 512/09/-89 C02 112/-09/-89 C02 412/15/89 COl 212/24/89 FOl 23

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COL03/26fF04/5 04/09/F04/5 04/16/F04/5 04/23/F03/504/30/F04/5 05/07 /F06/5 05/14/F03/1 05/21/F04/505/28/F04/5 06/04/F04/5 06/11/F04/5 06/ 18/ F04/506/25/F04/5 07/02fF03/4 07/09/F04/5 07/16/F04/507/23/F04/5 07/30/F04/1 08/06/FOS/4 08/13/F04/408-/20/F04/1 08/27/F04/4 09/03/F03/2 09/10/F04/509/17/F04/5 09/24/F04/5 10/01/F04/3 10/08/F04/5l0/15/F03/2 10/22/F03/4 10/29/F03/5 11/05/F04/111/12/F03/5 ll/19/F02/3 11/26/F04/4 12/03/F04/512/10-/F04/2 12/17/F03/-5 12/24/F02/2 12/31/F02/5AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME, ARKANSASsee AgricultureAHART. WAYNE Esee also United Arkansas CorpAIDSsee Disease and IllnessAIR POLLUTIONsee PollutionAIRPLANESsee Aviation and Aircraftsee Highway and Transportation Dept. StateAIRPORT SUPPLY COAirplane refurbishing firm locates at Hot SpringsALAMO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONTony Alamo chgd with sexual abuse of children in CalifTony Alamo says media libeled him in child-molestation reptsFormer member alleges child abuse at church at AlmaMary Lou Weinzetl reunited with child she left two years agoTony Alamo denies charges made by Mrs WeinzetlAlam.o jackets are popular with celebritiesAssets will not pay judgement in labor case, lawyer saysFederal judge in Ark orders arrest of Tony AlamoFederal judge calls some activities af front to societyALAMO, TONYsee also Alamo Christian FoundationALBIN, RICK H09/09/89 C02 507/28/89 B02 107/29/89 BOB 108/16/89 AOl 208-f.16/89 AOl 208-/16/89 AOl 209/04/89 A07 610-/27/89 B03 110/-27/89 B03 111/2/89 B03 1GOP candidate for 1st Dist Congressman files for bankruptcy 02/24/89 B02 1ALCOHOL ABUSEsee Substance AbuseALCOHOL FUELSsee Synthetic FuelsALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD (ARK)see also Alcoholic BeveragesALCOHOLIC BEVERAGESsee also Bars and Nightclubssee also Festivalssee also Horse Racingsee also TaxationSunday sales of alcoholic beverages begin in four cities 01/01/89 AOl 6Some central Ark restaurants have not asked for Sunday permit 01/01/89 FOl 2Alcohol flows in restaurants on SundaySunday drink law's limits testedSunday permit holder lists beer-only as its food salesProposed law would remove beer qualifications as food01/02/-89 BOl01/23/89 AOl01/23/89 AOl01/23/89 A0412224

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Politics and Govt Fl7 F21 Sl3ALLGOOD, CLYDE R JRsee also Prisons Fl5ALLIN. RICHARDsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsALLISON ROSENBLUM AND HANNAHS INCsee Stocks and BondsALLPORTControversy among of ficials called a 'mess'ALLTEL CORPMerged firm has kept Little Rock base powerfulALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS AND THE EN\7IRONMENT CONFsee Synthetic FuelsALTHEIMER FOUNDATIONProvides funds for greenhouses at University of ArkansasALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICAsee al so PollutionALZHEIMER'S DISEASEsee Disease and IllnessAMBULANCESsee Medicine and HealthAMENDMENT 59 (ARK CONSTITUTION)see TaxationAMER! CAN CABINET COMPANYConway firm building plant that will add 50 jobsAMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING PROGRAM (ACT)see Colleges JylO S12AMERICAN LEGIONsee Flags and EmblemsAMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COAbout 200 workers to be laid off at LR plantComputer products production to be consolidated in LR plantAMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPConway firm wins $6.5 million contract to build busesConway firm gets $10 million federal contract for busesAMMUNITIONsee FirearmsAMNESTY INTERNATIONALsee also Murders - Mason, Marjorie LAMUSEMENT MACHINESsee AmusementsAMJSEMENTSState amusement machines licensing law illegal, corp arguesANCHORSsee also Monuments and MemorialsANDERSON, DONNIEsee also PoliceANIMAL RIGHTSsee WildlifeANIMALSMaumelle's battle with pit bull renewedProposal to make dog, cock fighting felony hits snagNew state law bans dog-fightingOwners believe missing pets sold for research03/27 /-89 BOl 101/16/-89 COl 211/17/-89 B03 105/20/-89 C02 206/15/89 COl 512/-01/-89 COl 302/22/89 COl 407/-14/89 COl 510-/-31/-89 BO 2 101/04/:89 BOl 202/09/-89 A07 103/-16/-89 B03 503/26/89 AOl 26

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCougar kept as house pet by Terry Pratt of JudsoniaLR sues for title to puma04/23f89 B0305/16/89 B0211Mule-diving event at store draws opposition of Humane Society 07/07/89 B04 1Humane Society seeks to prevent mule-dive exhibitionMules dive to cheers of 300 onlookersEvidence gathered for suit against Crate DealsEvidence lacking for suit over mule diving eventThree dogs maul 82-yr-old woman taking walk at LRProsecutor awaits investigation of mauling of woman by dogsDogs that mauled elderly LR woman may be killed todayDogs that mauled LR woman killed at ani mal shelterHybrid dogs known to be dangerous pets, columnist writesCoffins for pets is sideline for wood worker David McKinneyWays to handle threatening dogs suggestedOwner charged in dog attackPanther loose in Hot SpringsFamily of Agnes C Christ sues owner of dogsOwner of dogs that mauled elderly woman found guiltyJury awards $50,000 to man injured by rotweiler at LRANIMALS, FOSSIL07/-08/;89 AOl07/09-/89 BOl08/19/89 B0408/24/89 B0209-/05/89 BOl09/06/89 BOl09/07/89 BOl09-/08/-89 BOl09/09-/89 BOl09/11/89 COl09/-12/89 EOl09/21/-89 BOl10/11/:89 B0310/1&/89 BOl10/26/89 BOl11/22/89 b022461222312124256see FossilsANNEXATION, MUNICIPALsee Area PlanningANTHONY, BERYLsee also Congresssee also Governor (Ark)ANYTNCamp seeks to build love for all mankindAPPARELsee also Pornography and ObscenityAPPARITIONSWilliams House at Hot Springs may be home to ghostGhosts haunt homes in ArkansasAPPORTIONMENT BOARD (ARK)see Legislature (Ark)APPROPRIATIONS AND BUDGETS, GOVTsee Finance and Budgets. GovtARBOR PRODUCTSTrumann furniture factory closesARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGYNorman to move sewage plant to preserve Indian burialsAncient site at Rosenbaum Lake (NLR)Caddo Indians to rebury ancestors dug up at NormanAmateur archeologist s join pros for Tol tee Mounds digLetter explains why amateurs allowed to dig at Toltec MoundsQuapaws reconsecrate soil at Toltec ParkIndian burial site at Norman still not re-covered by soilARCHITECTURE AND ARCHITECTSLittle Rock firm develops specialty in zoo designArchitecture awards announced by Arkansas chapter of AIAWittenberg. Delany and Davis firm is award winnerJulian Bunn Davidson is outstanding Arkansas architectFay Jones to receive top architecture awardARCHIVES AND RECORDS08/11/:89 BOl 207/-17/89 B03 410/31/89 EOl 108/10-/-89 C02 601/-25/89 BOl 502/25/89 AOl 204/:02/89 BOl 206/11/89 BOl 207/05/89 B04 108/-29/89 B02 111/26/89 BOl 202/05/89 FOl 102/09/89 C02 302/17/89 cot 104/02/89 EOl 212/-09-/-89 BOS 67

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Central Record ServicesAREA MARKETING/RESEARCH ASSOCIATESsee SygnisAREA PLANNING .see also Conwaysee also Hot Springssee also Housingsee also Jonesborosee also Little Rocksee also Marionsee also Newportsee also Pangburnsee also Rogerssee also SherwoodBill in Legis would restrict city's zoning to home countyZoning proposal ai med at curbing LR authority in Saline CoCt rules land in one co cannot be added to city in anotherAnnexation an act of aggression. opponents tell Gov ClintonProperty owners propose revival of 'city-killer' lawARENAS.. SPORTSsee Stadiums and ArenasARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 013 014ARKANSASsee also Boards and Commissions (Ark)see also Commemorative Commission (Ark)see also Contracts and Purchasing. Govtsee also Crime LaboratoE)' (Ark)see also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Education Department (Ark)see also Electric Powersee also Finance Board (Ark)see also Finance Development Authority (Ark)see also Finance and Budgets. Govtsee also Game and Fish Com.mission (Ark)see also Geological Commission (Ark)see also Government Employees and Officialssee also Governor (Ark)see also Higher Education Department (Ark)see also Human Development Centers (Ark)see also Human Services Department (Ark)see also Labor Department (Ark)see also Medical Board (Ark)see also Mental Health Services Division (Ark)see also Motor Vehicle Commission (Ark)see also Pardon and Parole Board (Ark)see also Parole and Community Rehabilitation Board (Ark)see also Policesee also Politics and Govtsee also Pollution Control and Ecology Dept (Ark)see also Public Service Commission (Ark)see also WildlifeFayetteville named state's best place to livePine Bluff Mayor Carolyn Robinson riled by city's ranking01/18/:89 A04 201/l&/89 A04 206/13/:89 B06 510/:02/89 B02 410/02/89 B02 408/-27/-89 B03l10/04/89 BOl 18

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPine Bluff named worst of 333 places to live in AmericaPine Bluff has problems author of 'Places Rated' saysPine Bluff listed last in places rated almanacARKANSAS ARTS CENTERsee CultureARKANSAS BANK AND TRUSTsee BanksARKANSAS BANK, THEsee BanksARKANSAS BANKERS BANKsee BanksARKANSAS BEST CORPCompany selling three of its firmsLoss of $3.39 million for quarter reportedARKANSAS BEST FREIGHTCompany hauling big debt loadNet loss of $1.57 million for quarter reportedARKANSAS BLUE CR OSS AND BLUE SHIELDsee also Insurancesee also USAble CorpARKANSAS BUSINESS COUNCILsee Business Council, ArkansasARKANSAS CHILDREN'S HOSPITALsee Medicine and HealthARKANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRIGrsee Education Mr3 Mr24ARKANSAS COLLEGEsee Colleges and UniversitiesARKANSAS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NCMsee Acorn (Orgn)ARKANSAS EASTMAN COBatesville firm helped develop product for Proctor & GambleARKANSAS ELECTRIC ENERGY CONSUMERSsee Electric PowerARKANSAS ENTERPRISES FOR THE BLINDChanges name to Lions World Services for the BlindARKANSAS FAIRNESS COUNCILsee TaxationARKANSAS FARM AND COUNTRYsee PeriodicalsARKANSAS FREIGH'IWAYS INCNew terminal in LR Port Industrial Park nears completionHarrison-based firm going publicFreight firm to open 13 more terminals in TexasARKANSAS GAZETTEsee Legal Professionsee NewspapersARKANSAS GENERAL INDUSTRIESWorkers at Bald Knob vote to unionizeArkansas General assails labor unionARKANSAS NATIONAL TRUST COsee BanksARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE POWER PLANTsee Electric Power10/-04/89 BOl 110-/19/89 B03 310-/25/-89 BOl 201/-05-/-89 COl 211/-17-/-89 COl 107/-16/89 FOl 208/-30/-89 C02 105/-26/-89 COl 507/-05/89 ClO 101/26/89 COl 302/17/89 COl 311/14/89 COl 208/11/89 COl 508/12/89 C02 19

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLARKAN SAS POWER AND LIGHT COsee also Electric Powersee also Governor (Ark)see also Industrial AccidentsDonates land for park at West MemphisUnion leaders recommend rejection of AP&L contract offerLatest AP&L contract rejected by union workersAP&L, IBEW union reach accord on contractUnion locals ratify new AP&L contractAP&L lineman killed in accident while on jobARKANSAS REPERTORY THEATREsee TheaterARKAN SAS RIVERsee Drowningssee Harbors, Ports and Marinassee Riverssee WaterARKANSAS SEED CAPITAL COsee Economic Conditions Ap13ARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAMEsee AthleticsARKANSAS STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTEsee Colleges and UniversitiesARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITYsee Athleticssee Basketballsee Collegessee MuseumsARKANSAS STEEL ASSOCIATESsee also Razorback Steel CorpPlant slow in rehiring ex-employees of Razorback Steel CoUnion complaint alleges members not being rehired at plantARKANSAS TEO{ UNIVERSITYsee Basketballsee Collegessee MuseumsARKANSAS TRAVELERS BASEBALL CLUB INCArticle discusses business operations of Arkansas TravelersARKANSAS WESTERN GAS COsee also Arkla IncARKANSAS'S FUTURE, COMMISSION ONsee Economic Conditions and TrendsARKAN SAS-OIG.AHOMA GAS COsee also Politics and GovtARKLA EXPLORATION COStock opens higher than anticipated on NYSEARKLA INCsee also Oil and GasFinn now in Standard and Poor's 500 Composite Price IndexArkla posts marked rise in net incomeArkla agrees to buy Louisiana Intrastate Gas CoGroup selling Louisiana Intrastate had been CMners 3 monthsLouisiana Intrastate owners included Arka consultant GallowayLouisiana Intrastate sellers made quick $50 million prof it04/;0l/89 COl 106/06/89 C02 606/24/89 C02 507/-01-/89 COl 407-/21/89 COl 409-/27/-89 Bll 310/-19/89 COl 511/07/89 C02 604/-17/89 COl 2l 2/0&/-89 COl02/01/89 COl02/04/-89 COl06/06/89 COl06/07/89 AOl06/07/89 AOl06/-07/89 AOl211422210

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLProfit amount on Louisiana Intrastate sale is disputed 06/08/89 COl 2Arkla wants to buy back gas grill fim it sold 06/29/89 COl 2Arkla buys back Preway plant it sold in 1984 0&/02/89 C02 1Jack Stephens calls Sheffield Nelson a 'despicable liar' 08/26/89 BOl 5Sheffield Nelson discusses his split with W R Stephens 08/26/89 BOl 6Rift between Sheffield Nelson and the Stephenses discussed 08/2/89 BOl 1Arkla Exploration Co to be separated from Arkla 10/19/89 COl 6Arkoma Production Co repurchase by Arkla brings controversy 11/,04/.89 AOl 3Jerry Jones and Mike McCoy were a-me rs of Arkoma Production 11/04/:B9 AOl 3Price Arkla paid for Arkoma Production reaches $146.4 million 11/04/89 AOl 3Price paid Arkla Inc for Arkoma Production was $15 million 11/04/89 AOl 3Sheffield Nelson says Arkla purchase of Arkoma was prudent 11/05/89 BOl 2Arkla not prudent in purchase of Arkoma, Tommy Robinson says 11/06/89 AOl 5Outline of transactions involving Arkoma 11/07/£9 COl 2Tommy Robinson says Arkoma deal made by S Nelson 'stinks' 11/07/89 COl 2Jack Stephens part owner of firm that profited by Arkoma deal 11/0&/89 AOl 5Stephens Production Co benefitted from Arkoma sales deal 11/0&/89 AOl 5Arkla officials defend purchase of Arkoma by Arkla Inc 11/0&/89 A09 5Tommy Robinson wants independent comm to probe Arkoma deal 11/0&/89 A09 5Arkoma deal and political charges resemble TV soap 11/0&/89 BOl 1Geologist's memo to Arkla in 1982 said land had gas reserves 11/09/89 AOl 2Memo written in 1982 contradicts Sheffield Nelson 11/0/89 AOl 2Stephens Production says Arkla refused to deal with it in 182 11/09/89 AOl 6Arkla vice presidents backed sale to Arkoma Production Co 11/0/89 A04 1Geologist who wrote memo later backed sale to Arkoma firm 11/09/89 A04 1Article lists the players, chronology of Arkla deal 11/09/89 A04 3Gov Clinton declines independent probe of sale to Arkoma 11/0/89 A04 6Column discusses memo contradicting Sheffield Nelson 11/09/89 BOl 1Arkla Inc is actively seeking foreign investors in finn 11/0/89 COl 2Steve Clark probing if Arkla hid 1982 memo from regulators 11/10/89 AOl 2Arkla agreed to pay Arkoma top price for gas it discovered 11/10/89 B06 1Jerry Jones got a bargain, geologist George Dillion says 11/10/89 B06 1Observers wait to see effect of memo in GOP primary for Gov• 11/1/89 B06 1Landowners to receive more royalty money under court ruling 11/1/89 B06 5Gas deal saga has all the makings of a family feud 11/10/89 B13 1Arkla Inc announces third quarter loss of $190.9 million 11/1/89 COl 5Sheffield Nelson says 1982 memo from geologist is news to him 11/11/89 AOl 6Sheffield Nelson's answers not enough. columnist says 11/11/89 BOl 1Firm was part of group sued by la ndOli1ners in 1960 11/11/89 COB 1S Nelson shows lr he says offered Stephens deal Jones got 11/12/89 AOl 2Sheffield Nelson asserts memo clears him in 1982 gas deal 11/12/89 AOl 2Stephens Production of ficial denies lr of fered deal Jones got 11/12/89 A05 1Arkoma got free leases from Stephens Production. records show 11/12/89 BOl 2Jerry Jones helped Stephens restructure contract with Arkla 11/12-/-89 BOl 2Jerry Jones was middleman between Stephens Production. Arkla 11/12/89 BOl 2Spence Leam.ons says Jerry Jones pledged to help Stephens firm 11/13/89 AOl 2Geologist Leonard Jordan says he wanted Arkla to drill 11/14/89 AOl 4Arkoma deal of 1982 being investigated by state PSC 11/15/89 AOl 5Sheffield Nelson. Jerry Jones discussed deal at hunting lodge 11/15/89 A09 1Eight other companies waived rights to acreage sold to Arkoma 11/15/89 A09 3Jerry Jones helped Arkla get part of Stephens field, PSC told 11/16/89 BOl 2Jerry Jones, Mike McCoy bought leases prior to Arkla deal 11/17/89 BOl 2Arkansas Western says it did not get same deal as Arkoma 11/17/89 B02 4Kyle McElroy tells how he came to sell leases to Arkoma 11/26/89 AOl 511

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLColumnist discusses scenario if PSC hol ds hearings on ArkomaCorporate shuffling to make it competetive. Arkla saysArkoma had drilled little in Ark before sale of leasesArkla bought Arkoma for $14.5 million more than statedSheffield Nelson. Jerry Jones discussed deal in Nelson's offcArkla lost Arkoma battle in one regard. utility lawyer saysRecords show Stephens not offered same gas deal as ArkomaSheffield Nelson says he saw no conflict in dealJerry Jones agreed to release Arkla from $3.00 per MCF pactJerry Jones sold gas to Billy Harrell in 1985 for $2.30 MCFSheffield Nelson backs Billy Harrell in gas salesJerry Jones had access to Arkla meetingsContradictions add to gas deal confusionStephens Production head W R Walker denies Nelson's accountARKWOOD INCsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsARMBRUSTER-STAGE.WAY INCFort Smith limousine firm moving to MissouriARMED FORCESsee Defenses and Armed ForcesARNOLD. MORRIS Jsee also Congresssee also Courts, FederalAROMATIQUEPotpourri firm at Heber Springs hit by fireArson confirmed as cause of firePatti Upton discusses development of firmHeber Springs firm to team with Mario BuattaARREST PROCEDURESsee PoliceARTS CENTER, ARKANSASsee Culture and the ArtsARYAN NATIONSsee also Viglance GroupsASBESTOSsee also Education Ja28see also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsASH GRCNE CEMENT COsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsASHLEY COUNTYAllegations of payments to Municipal Judge Billy Switzer madeGrand Jury to probe night club activity in West CrossettIllegal drug activities at night lubs allegedCrossett Municipal Judge Billy Switzer indicted on payoff chgPolitical plot thickens as Grand Jury indictments revealedKey figures in political and criminal intrigue in countyDefendants in evidence-tampering case get trial delayJames Barker fired after one day as Crossett Municipal JudgeCrossett Munic Judge Billy Switzer defends firing apptd judgeSheriff James H Robinson accused of beating prisonerCrossett has third Municipal Judge in short period of timeASHLEY COUNTY JAILsee alsoASSAULTSPrisons11/-26/-89 COl11/-30/89 C0212/02/-89 BOl12/-09/-89 AOl12/10-/89 AOl12/-10-/89 B0912/11/-89 AOl12/-13/,89 AOl12/15189 AOl12-/15/89 AOl12/16/-89 Bll12/21/,89 BOl12/,26/-89 AOl12/26/89 AOl121232555222202/-08-f.89 C02 606/10-/89 BOl 206/-11/-89 BO 2 111112/89 cos 112/06/89 COl 211/10/89 B03 111/10-/89 B03 111/-10-/89 B03 111-/23/,89 A05 512-/10-/89 AOl 412-/10-/89 A06 412/12/89 BOS 412-/13/89 BOS 512/14/89 BOl S12-/15/89 BOS 312/-15/-89 BOS S12

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19B9DATEPAGE COLsee also Crime and Vicesee also EducationYouths engage in fights at parking lots in JacksonvillePaul Scott Jr holds police at bay 7 hrs, then surrendersPaul Scott Sr tells of his son's loss of balancePaul Scott Jr was not fighter pilot. never been to VietnamPaul Scott Jr found dead of natural causesFour arrested after Thomas McGill, 67, was beatenASSEMBLY OF GODOrigin in Hot Springs marked on 75th anniversa%YASSESSMENT, PROPERTYsee TaxationASTRONAUTSsee Aviation and AircraftATHLETICSsee also Baseballsee also Basketballsee also Footballsee also Golfsee also Religionsee also Substance Abusesee also Tennissee also Track and Fieldsee also World War IIWalker Lundy wants UAF, UALR, ASU to play in same tournamentUA law professor Albert Witte elected NCAA presidentWalker Lundy's poll on in-state competitin for the RazorbacksGraduation data for college athletes sought by bill in LegisWarren Woodson to enter Natl Football Fdn Coll Hall of FameHouse passes bill requiring rept on college expendituresDr John Lammers suggests refo?'IIls in financing coll athleticsAthletes' graduation rates much like other college studentsStudent-athlete graduation rates at UAF, UALR, ASU givenUAF has best overall and student athlete graduation rateArkansas Sports Hall of Fame inductees namedKen Hatfield, Sam Cook, Eddie Miles in Ark Sports HallArkansas Sports Hall of Fame inductees listed, 19S9-19B9Brad Scott, Harold Horton, R H Sikes in Ark Sports HallArkansas Hall of Fame induction heldUALR officials sure they will reach fund-raising goalRep L L Bryan fails to secure pay raise for AIC coachesNew law requires colleges to report expenditures to LJACNew law requires colls to report graduation ratesUALR plans $1 million athletic budgetArkansas Gazette's list of Arkansas Athletes-of-the-YearSupreme Ct ruling may end prayers before high school gamesRazorback Foundation donations show decline as co sts increaseRalph Carpenter na med to NAIA Hall of FameUALR's athletic budget deficit falls to $30.33SUALR merits 'A' for effort to cut deficitBarton Coliseum officials unaware of rent contract with UALRLR Dist may lower grade minimum for participationRazorbackism is a religion in Ark. Brian Bolton writesLR Dist will not lower gpa for extracurricular pa rticipation01/0B/89 A08 306/04/B9 BOl 206/0S/89 BOl S06/-06/89 BOl 607/29/B9 B04 S11/2S/-B9 B03 20&/01/B9 B03 201/01/-B9 C03 1Ol!l 2/-89 DOS 101/29-/B9 C03 101/30-/B9 BOl S01/-30/-89 D06 102/02/89 A07 602/04/-89 BOS 102/-05/-89 AOl 202/-05/-B9 AOl 202/-05/B9 AOl 202/12/-89 DOB 102/.12{89 DOB 102/-12/-B9 DOB 602/-12/B9 D09 102/-1&/B9 DOl 202/19/ 89 BOS 102/23/B9 A08 102/-2&/89 A07 103/03/89 Al 1 304/04/89 DOl 405/21/89 DlO 105/31/89 AOl 506/03 /89 BOl 207/15/89 D04 S0&/03/89 AOl 208/04-/B9 BOl 10&/,04/ 89 B07 109/20/89 BOl 209/20/B9 B04 309/22/B9 A01 S13

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLStudents transfer from LR Dist to avoid higher standards 09/23/89 ADl 5Grade point requirements for school athletics discussed 09/23/89 BOl 1Arkansas has 'flunk-and-play' policy for schools, column says 10-/01/89 C03 1Bill planned to require 2.0 grade avg for high school sports 10/:07/89 ADl 5Requirements vary from dist-to-dist on gpa requirement 10/07/-89 ADl 5Most schools in Ark abide by AAA standards on grade point 10/08/89 BOl 2Grade rules under study by state Board of Education 10/10/89 BOl 5Student with 0.8 gpa still el igible for school athletics 10/17/89 ADl 2Arkansas Athletic Assn president agrees gpa standard too low 10-/20-/89 BOl 1University of Arkansas graduates more NCAA athletes on tim.e 10/23/89 B03 4Bill in Legis would raise gpa requirement for participation 10-/25/89 A07 5Arkansas Activities Assn to vote on 1.3 gpa for athletes 10/26/89 AOl 2Bill of fers state scale for grading in public schools 10/26/89 BOl 2Some present, former Razorbacks on gambler's lists 10-/26/89 DOl 2No disciplinary action taken by UA against persons on list 10-/27/89 BOl 6More Univ of Ark athletes on alleged bookmaker's records 10-/2&/89 ADl 2Sons of UA chancellor. NCAA pres listed on seized records 10/28/-89 AOl 2Poll shows students want 2. 0 gpa for extracurricular activity 10/29/89 Al 8 1AIC mulls change to NCAA Division II 10/31/89 DOl 2Arkansas Activities Assn raises gpa minimum to 1.3 11/01/89 AOl 2Three grades of F will still allow high school play 11/03/89 AOl 4Statewide extracurricular grade scale to be studied 11/15/89 B04 2University of Ark signs TV-radio deal with Learfield Comm 11/15/89 D03 1Arkansas suspends Whitby Cannon on alleged gambling violation 11/17/89 AOl 6Arkansas notifies NCAA of findings in gambling probe 11/1889 DOl 2AAA to require passage of four courses next fall 11/23/.89 BOl 5AIC panel to study possible move fran NAIA to NCAA 12/05/89 D04 2State Board of Education panel backs gpa of 2.0 for schools 12/06/89 ADl 2Mother of injured Searcy track team member sues school dist 12/09/89 B06 5State Education Bd divided on 2.0 gpa for participation 12/12/89 B07 3Greenbrier board votes higher gpa for athletics 12/16/89 B03 2Razorback Cannon Whitby xuled eligible to play basketball 12/19/89 D02 4Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame to induct si x heroes 12/24/89 DOl 4Bobby Tiner. Bennie Ellender. Lowell Manning in Hall of Fame 12/24/89 DOl 4Henry Ausbie, Leota Barham. Henry Moore in Ark Sports Hall 12/24/"89 DOl 4Sports writer Jim Bailey honored by Ark Sports Hall of Fame 12/24189 DOl 5Sidney Moncrief named Gazette's Sportsman of the Decade 12/31/89 DOl 4ATOMIC WEAPONSsee World War IIATTORNEY GENERAL (ARK)see also Nursing Homessee also Substance AbuseSteve Clark denies friction with Gov Bill Clinton 02/04/89 AD4 4Recent articles raised no new Fairchild issues. Clark says 02/15f89 ADl 5House clears bill for a state advocate to handle legal matter 02/21/89 ADS 1State advocate would be in office of Secretary of State 02/21/89 ADS 1Office to hire private attorneys for discrimination suit 09/13/89 AOl 6Lawmakers back hiring outside legal help in election suits 09/-15/89 B04 4Mark Stodola considering race for nomination 10-/01/89 BOl 1Winston Bryant, Asa Hutchinson could be nominees of parties 10/01/89 BOl 1Winston Bryant says he will seek Democratic nomination 10-/-27/-89 B09 3Asa Hutchinson seeks Republican nomination 11/15/89 BOl 5Republican Asa Hutchinson will not make abortion an issue 11/15/89 BOl 5Warren D Carpenter to seek Republican nomination 12/12/89 B09 514

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLA'IW ATER, LEEJohn Brummett inte:rview with GOP chief during Ark visitAUDITOR (ARK)Julia Hughes Jones seeks to reunite residents, moneyAUGUST HOUSEFilm deals enhance image for LR publisherAUTHORSsee Books and WritingAUTOMOBILE DRIVERSsee AutomobilesAUTOMOBILE RACINGsee also GRT Race Cars IncCrash kills driver Tony Earl Stricklin at LR trackAcxiom president Charles Morgan drives racing carsAUTOMOBILESsee also Insurancesee also Policesee also TaxationDriver licenses to carry Social Security numbersState Rep Billy Purdom wants option on Social Security no.Social Security number use on driver license to be optionalSuit alleges One Moore Ford pressured woman into car tradeEye exams for drivers gain approval of SenateTesting of vision for driver licence applicants nON lawAbout 60,000 expected to fail eye exam for driver licenseState makes preparations for vision testing of driversMason-Dixon 4-by-4 at Fayetteville modi fies vehiclesCost of operating new car in Arkansas declinesLicense renewal options under studyAVIATION AND AIRCRAFTsee also Defenses and Armed Forces05/11/89 BOl 104/05/,89 BOl 208/28/89 COl 208-/06/89 AOl 511/.13/89 COl 301/06/89 DlO 101/06/89 DlO 102/-02/89 AO? 602/12/89 B07 102/21/89 AOl 402/26/89 B07 103/12/89 COl 104/2&/-89 B08 109/11/89 COl 110/30/89 COl 111/13/89 AOl 2Remains of Frederick Sanford Phillips retd to LR 01/04/89 BOl 5John P Hammerschmidt seeks to keep subsidized services 01/07/89 BOl 5Funeral for accident victi m Sandy Phillips held 01/07/89 B08 1Smaller airports may lose service if subsidies end 01/16/89 B06 4Jetliner with crac ked winshield lands at LR 01/27/89 AOl 6State native among 9 passengers blov.rn from jet over Pacific 02/,26/89 AOl 5Plane crash near Jacksonville kills two 02/26/89 BOS 1Arkansas benefits from gr0tt1th in air business 03/12/89 FOl 2Fishermen see small plane nose-dive into Arkansas River 03/25/89 AOl 2Two youths believed aboard plane that plunged into river 03/25/;89 AOl 2Plane with bodies of Randy Wise, Travis Pace taken from river 03/26/89 AOl 6Randy Wise boarded plane alone, aviation firm says 03/28-/89 BOl 5No engine problems found with plane that went into river 03/2/89 B02 1State Police plane crashes during chase in swamps 05/06/89 AOl 6Father, son die in crash in Washington County 05/16/89 BOl 2Military plane from Memphis crashes near Heber Springs 05/16/89 B03 5Jack and Shirley Merle missing after plane crash in Hawaii 06/14/89 A06 5Article on death of Merles in Hawaii 06/15/89 B02 5Crash of plane kills astronaut S David Griggs at Earle 06/18/89 AOl 5Astronaut S David Griggs broke informal rules, NASA says 06/1/89 AOl 5S David Griggs did not violate flight rules, NASA says 06/21/89 AOS 5Civil aviation flying high in Arkansas 06/22/89 COl 2NASA not sure if Astronaut S David Griggs broke rules 06/26/89 AOl 215

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSearch on for plane fran Clarksville carzying 6 passengersClarksville family found dead at plane crash siteAirline begins three flights daily f ran Fort Smith to KCEngine forces landing of USAir jet at LRNLR airport plans arouse Air ForceLR officials hope to land Northwest Airlines facilityNLR plans for new runway concern LRAFB officialsFAA approves $800,000 for Melbourne airportPlane crash at Bentonville kills twoDC-9 lands safely at LR after engine fails on takeof fNLR airport plans satisfy FAA, but not Air ForceLonger runway for NLR airport worries Air ForceNLR mayor and Air Force reach ac cord on airportLRAFB tells its side in dispute with North Little RockNLR Airport Comm stands fast on plans to expand runwayFAA threatens to withdraw funds fo-r NLR airport projectSen David Pryor asks Air Force, FAA to resolve NLR disputeE Scott McCluskey named to Ark Aviation Hall of FameSanford N McDonnell named to Ark Aviation Hall of FamePilot Bob Hamilton dodged car on interstate at LRPilot Bob Hamilton killed. wife injured in crash at LRAction of onlookers at crash site at LR criticizedWife of pilot Bob Hamilton tells of crash on LR freewayEngine not cause of crash on LR freeway. investigator saysAir Force. FAA still at odds over NLR airport expansionCentral Flying Service survives recession in good shapeAVIATION HALL OF FAME. ARKANSASsee Aviation and AircraftAZ TECHNOLo:;IESAsh Flat may get plant. 200 jobsSale of Ash Flat bldg thwarts AZ Technologies plansBAB E RUTH LEl!GE BASEBALLsee BaseballBAILsee Crime and ViceBAILEY, .F GLENsee also Murders - Bailey. F GlenBALD KNOBsee also WaterHistory of area tied to railroads and 'the rock'BALDOR ELECTRIC COClarksville to get plantBALDRIDGE vs CLINTONsee Mental Health and DisordersBALLET ARKAN SASsee Culture and the ArtsBALLOON ARTS INCDistributor of balloons has successful businessBANCROFT CAP COWool produced at Cabot for local headgear manufacturerBANK OF LITTLE ROCKsee BanksBANK OF NORTHEAST ARKANSASsee Banks07/0B/.89 BOl 207/13/89 AOl 207/25/89 C02 108/01/.89 BOl 208fl8/89 B07 108/.19-/89 C01 208/31/89 BOl 209-/09-/89 B03 209/12/89 BOl 209-/20/,89 BOl 209-/21/89 BOl 209/22/89 B02 109-/;27/-89 AOl 409/28-/89 BOl 509-/:30/.89 BOl 11Qf03/89 BOS 110/12/89 B03 410-/29-/89 EOl 410-/-29-/89 EOl 410/-30/89 AOl 210/30-/89 AOl 510-/30/89 A06 110-/31/89 AOl 210-/31/89 BOl 611/03/89 B04 511/ 19-/89 FOl 201/18/-89 COl 204/08-/89 COl 506/25/89 B02 105/14/89 BOS 107/24/89 C01 201/22/89 FOl 116

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBANKERS ASSOCIATION, ARKAN SAS INDEPENDENTsee BanksBANKHEAD, ANNIE MAECivil rights leader, promoter of College Station diesMrs Bankhead eulogizedBANKRUPTCIESsee also Albin, Rick Hsee als o Fox Brothers Cosee als o Giller, Walter Johnsee also Gran, Edsee also NWFX Incsee als o Scrimshire, Billsee als o Seneca Oil Cosee als o Spencer, Terrance WCharles Baker discusses bankruptcy court systemSeveral long-standing exemptions invalidated by courtChecking status of case to be made easier with BANCAPBANKSsee als o Robberies and TheftsFirst Jacks onville chides S&Ls for losing money out of stateSavers Federal S&L puts loss at $120.4 million for yearChart of major winners and losers in Ark savings and loansHighest and lowest performers among banks in ArkFirst Commercial Corp reports record earnings in 1988Don Parks files countersuit against Natl Bank of ArkansasProposed S&L bailout fee for depositors opposed in ArkFirstSouth ex- officers agree to settle shareholders ' suitFirst Federal Savings of Ark losses continue to mountFirst Federal Savings and Savers Federal taken over by FDICIndependence Federal Savings expects takeover by regulatorsArticle explores reasons for pr oblems of S&Ls in ArkTa ble of Ark thrifts shows in come, assets, net worthEleven Ark thrifts called ripe for regulator takeoverInstitutions adding fees for many servicesArk Independent Bankers Assn may open "bankers bank"Depositors show little concern about S&L takeoversBank of Northeast Arkansas renamed The Arkansas BankIndependence Federal taken over by federal regulatorsList of top performing state chartered banks in ArkInvestigations of S&Ls in Ark continueFirst Jacks onville Bank gets natl notice with ads on thriftsWorthen Banking Corp was profitable in 1988Judge threatens jailing in Natl Bank of Ark caseUnion Planters of Memphis will not buy northeast Ark banksEight more S&Ls in Ark now under FDIC controlUnion National Bank at LR sells its credit card accountCabot to get branch owned by First Commercial CorpParks groups says it has half of Natl Bank of Ark stock0 B Chandler goes on tE"ial in Save E"S Federal S&L caseFirstSouth creditors win favorable ruling from US Supreme CtGovt contends 0 B Chandler accepted $40,000 from J R HodgesSavers Federal assigned $1 million risk unknCMn to chai:rmanJoe Giroir settles claims with FSLIC and FNB of HarrisonTexans say they signed blank loan papers for 0 B Chandler01/29-/89 AOl 502/-05/89 Al 0 101/22/89 FOl 103/31/89 COl 404/17 /89 BOl 401/.06/89 COl 601/14/89 C01 501/17 /89 COl 301/1&/89 COl 201/18/.89 COl 401/20/89 COl 101/.26/-89 COl 202/03/89 COl 402/-10/89 COl 302/11/-89 AOl 202/12/89 A16 102/-12/89 FOl 302/-12/89 FOl 302/-13/89 BOl 502/-13/89 COl 202/14J-89 COl 202/14/89 COl 202/14/ 89 C02 602/18-/89 COl 202/18-/89 C03 102/-19-/;89 FOl 402/24/89 COl 203/01/89 COl 203/01/89 COl 403/02/89 COl 503/03/89 COl 203/04/89 COl 203/10/89 COl 203/:11/89 COl 503/21/89 COl 203/22/89 COl 203/-22/89 COl 203/23/89 COl 203/24/89 COl 503/24/;89 C02 117

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFirst Exchange Bank at LR opens 03/27/89 COl 2Former pres of Savers Federal says loans not author ized 03/28-/89 COl 2Fraud leaves First Commercial Bank and Dean Witter in battle 03/28-/.89 COl 2National Bank of Ark president lashes out at Tony Rand 03 /28-/89 COl 3National Bank of Arkansas mgmt ousted by shareholders 03 /29-/89 COl 2Testimony continues in trial of 0 B Chandler 03/29-/89 COl 2Testimony in Dean Witter Reynolds- First Commercial case 03/29-/89 COl 4J R Hodges says he paid 0 B Chandler nothing to arrange loans 03/:3fr/89 COl 2Dean Witter BINarded $17 3,259 in suit against First Commerc ial 03/3/89 C02 5J R Hodges center of attention in trial of 0 B Chandler 03/31/89 B04 4President Bush's S&L plan could spell big trouble for Ark 04/01/89 COl 20 B Chandler Jr begins testimony in his trial 04/01/89 C02 10 B Chandler testifies Savers Federal of ficials ap proved loan 04/04/.89 C02 1O B Chandler convicted on 5 counts in First Federal S&L case 04/07/89 AOl 6T Hartwick among investors seeking control of Natl Bank of Ar 04/08/89 COl 2National Advisory Bd of First Commercial Bank 1 isted 04/.09-/89 Al 1 3LR banks vary on listing loans to officers, shareholders 04/,lfr/89 COl 2National Bank of Ark rejects talks with Terry Hartwick 04/11/89 COl 5Banks at Arkadelphia, Fordyce to be bought by F Hickingbotham 04/14/89 COl 2First Commercial Corp to acquire Arkansas Bank and Trust 04/14/89 COl 5List of five banks in Ark with highest, lowest in comes 04/25/89 COl 4FSLIC, FrstSouth accord reported 04/26-/89 COl 2Banks in Ark outpace neighbor states in performance 05/01/89 COl 1FirstSouth settlement near, but lawyers give few clues 05/03-/89 COl 2Bank of LR formed from Hallmark Loan and Investment Corp 05/05-/89 COl 3Court says Worthen Bank entitled to funds from Lagniappe 05/16/.89 B02 1Former Savers Federal pres 0 B Cahandler sentenced to 4 yrs 05/18-/89 COl 2Capital S&L of West Helena to shCM $2 million loss 05/18/.89 C02 2Net worth of S&Ls in Ark plunge to negative $1 billion 06/17/89 COl 2Banks nc:M branching into supermarkets in state 06/19/89 COl 2FirstSouth executives indicted on felony fraud charges 06/20/89 AOl 5FirstSouth' s Howard J Wiechern Jr, Rod D Reed III indicted 06/20/89 AOl 5Regulators in FirstSouth case may have broken law, GAO says 06/21-/89 AOl 2Texans say they helped federal probe of FirstSouth 06/21/89 COl 2Al Harkins trims fat at National Bank of Arkansas 06-/25/89 FOl 2Savers Inc sued by federal regulators for $443 million 06/27/89 AOl 5First Federal Savings of Ark losses put at $185 .7 million 06/29-/89 COl 2Worthen Banking Corp may acquire major savings and loan firm 06/30-/;89 COl 2Regulators to get just $6.6 million in FirstSouth suit 07 /01-/89 COl 2FirstSouth rece iver sued by FannieMae for over $1.5 million 07/01/89 C02 2Immunity granted 2 real estate developers in FirstSouth case 07-/.07/89 COl 2Arkansas S&Ls lost $219.5 million last quarter 07 /11/89 C02 2Superior Federal Bank may be harmed by new rules on takeovers 07 /14-/.89 COl 2Parent company of Savers Federal S&L votes to dissolve 07-/15/89 COl 5First Commercial Corp plans to buy Arkansas Bank and Trust 07 /l&/89 COl 2One National Bank of NLR names William C Scholl president 07/20-/89 COl 3Four thrifts in state join junk bond buying spree 07-/20/89 C02 1First National Bank of Jacksonville sold to Union of Arkansas 07 /22/89 COl 2Simmons First National corp reports 27 pct prof it loss 07/25/89 C02 3John Steven Bracy chgd with fraud in Unifirst Federal case 07/26/89 BOB 1One National of NLR reports loss of $608 ,000 07/26/89 COl 2List of highest, lowest performing banks in Ark 07/26/89 COl 4Worthen Banking Corp posts major turnaround in prof its 07/26/89 C02 1Capital Savings and Loan of West Helena is insolvent 07 /2&/89 COl 518

ARKANSAS GA ZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE CDLList of Ark S&Ls meeting 1995 capital-to- asset ratio rule 0&/01/89 COl 3Two banks sue Memphis bank over auto loan packages 0&/02/89 COl 2Worthen Banking Corp slowly recovering from problems 0&/06/.89 FOl 2Capital Federal S&L made car loans without proper title file 08-/0&/89 COl 2Samuel McLoud Sicard contin ues banking family of McLouds 0&/21/89 BOl 2State banks work to form Arkansas Bankers Bank 0&/23/89 COl 2Organiz ers try again to form First Exchange Bank of Conway 0&/25/89 C02 1First Federal S&L of Malvern shut down by regulators 0&/26/89 AOl 6Home Federal S&L of Mountain Home shut down by regulators 08/26/89 AOl 6FBI confirms probe of Capital Federal S&L' s former ONners 08/26/89 C02 3Depositors at Malvern and Mountain Home S&Ls being paid 08/29-/89 COl 2FirstSouth' s Pine Bluff law firm to pay $12 million 08/31/89 AOl 5First Federal Savings of Arkansa s taken over by regulators 09-/01/89 AOl 2First Savings of Arkansas takes over First Federal accounts 09-/01/89 A01 2FirstSouth loans to law f inn partner target of regulators 09-/01/89 COl 3First Savings of Arkansas reports normal business day 09/02/89 COl 2Regulators reject charter for Arkansas National Trust Co 09-/07 /89 COl 3Worthen Bank CEO Tom Prince resigns 09/;08/89 AOl 2Union Natl Bank cr edit card plan draws few applicants 09-/0/89 COl 2Resignation of Tom Prince not political, Stephens. Nelson say 09/0/89 COl 3Delta State Bank at Elain e still operates as old-fashion bank 09-/10/89 FOl 2Resigned bank pr esident Tom Prince not going into pol itic s 09-/14/89 COl 2Savers Federal S&L of Ark headed by Jim L Hurley 09-/15/89 COl 3Little Rock no stranger to zesty bank ads 09/17/89 FOl 2North Arkansas Bankshares acquires two more banks 09/21/89 COl 5One National Bank of NLR lost $882.000 last quarter 09-/22/89 C02 3Lo ses by Arkansas thrifts slowing 09-/23/89 COl 2M David H

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBANNED PRODUCTSsee Product Recalls and BansBAPTIST CHRISTIAN COLLEGEsee EducationBAPTIST CliURCHStatistics on Southern Baptists in ArkansasMissionary Assignment Service of SBC draws 7,000 to LRGurdon's Beech Street Baptist destroyed by fireSecond Baptist at LR completes expansion, renovation projectFactions vie for control of Arkansas Baptist State ConvCourt puts pastor back into pulpit of Warren Hill BaptistWarren Hill Baptist members divided over retaining pastorChancellor urges Warren Hill to settle its disputeWarren Hill Missionary Baptist dismissed Pastor Alton VaughnWarren Hills church dispute dismissed by courtSouthern Baptists in Ark caught up in power strug gleSouthern Baptists to boycott porn outlets in Benton CountyBaptist State Conv elects Mike Huckabee, a moderate, presRev Mike Huckabee insists he is a conservative, not moderateIn-depth interview with State Conv president Mike HuckabeeBAPTIST MEDICAL SYSTEMsee Disease and Illnesssee Medicine and HealthBAPTIST MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (Forrest City )see Medicine and HealthBAPTIST MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (NLR)see Medicine and HealthBAR ASSOC IATION, ARKANSASsee also Courts, State and Localsee also Legal ProfessionBARS AND NIGHTCLUBSsee also Nudism and NudityThe Vapors to reopen at Hot SpringsPlan for private club near Searcy draws heavy protestPatron can take up to gallon of liquor to private clubsVapors Club at Hot Springs closed by dispute over checkThe Vapors at Hot Springs soldBingo business carried on in same bldg at Vapors ClubLegality of bingo operation at Vapors Club questionedVapors Club liquor permit deniedBASEBALLsee also Dickey, BillSouthern State wins third straight NAIA Dist 17 titleRazorbacks manage tie with Texas A&M for SWC titleUA Coach Norm Debriyn is SWC Coach-of-the-YearUniv of Arkansas Razorbacks have 5 on All- SWC teamUniversity of Ark ousted from SWC tournament by TexasArkansas Razorbacks play way into College World SeriesArkansas Razorbacks fall to Wichita in College World SeriesArkansas Razorbacks defeat North Carolina in CWSWichi ta State takes Arkansas Razorbacks out of CWSCabot received incorrect advice on forming All-Star teamCabot 's Babe Ruth League All- Star team ruled ineligibleCabot All-Stars win court ruling for return to tournament04/-12/89 E02 304/;1 'J;/:89 EO 2 504/13/,89 BOl 506/03/-89 E02 207/;01/89 E02 508-26/89 AOl 208/;2&/ 89 AOl 408/29-A89 B02 509-/03f89 BOl 209-/06/-89 BOB 210/11/89 AOl 510/31/89 B03 111/.16/89 AOl 211/,25/89 EOl 211/25/.89 E02 201/12/89 COl 102/03/89 B02 503/33/89 A07 604/15/89 B04 509/09-/ 89 COl 209/-16/89 BOl 209/:16189 BOl 209/22/,89 B03 404f30/;89 D04 105/07/-89 DOl 105/10/89 DOl 205/10-/89 DOl 205/21/;89 DOl 505/30/89 AOl 206/03/;89 DOl 406/-05/89 DOl 606/07/89 DOl 207/05/,89 AOl 207 /:05/89 AOl 207/06/89 DOl 220

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLCabot Babe Ruth All-Stars returns to tournamentJacksonville boy wins court order, place on Babe Ruth teamRussellville team leaves tourney when Cabot team re-admittedBASEBALL CARDSsee HobbiesBASKETBALLsee also Athletics07 /07/89 BOl07/07 /89 BOl07/08/89 B03Joyce McCain volunteers time to ke ep scores for ATU 's Suns 01/11/89 D03 1Hendrix Coll edges Henderson State in record 133-129 win 01/13/89 DOl 2UA ' S Keith Wilson is subject of 'day in the life of a Hog ' Ol/28-f89 EOl 2Arkansas Tech 's Golden Suns ranked 2nd in NAIA poll 01/31/89 D07 2Un iversity of Ark at Monticello women ranked 7th in NAIA poll 01/31/89 D07 2Bill Vining retiring as men's coach at Ouachita Baptist Univ 02/09-/;89 DOl 2Ouachita Univ names Mike Reynolds to succeed Bill Vining 02/09-/89 DOl 2Arkansass Tech 's Alan Cozart balances family, school, sports 02/20/89 DOl 1Un iversity of Arkansas at Little Rock listed among top 20 02/22/89 DOl 5Arkansas Tech' s Golden Suns win AIC title 02/24/89 DOl 1ATU Golden Suns is first ever to go through AIC undef eated 02/26/89 DOS 1Un iversity of Ozarks men captur e AIC title 02-/;26/89 Dl3 5Un iversity of Ozarks wins AIC men's championship 02/28/89 D04 3Arkansas Tech' s Golden Suns win NAIA Dist 17 playof f 03/05/89 D06 1Un iversity of Ark ranked in top 20 poll 03/07/89 DOl 1Un iversity of Arkansas wins SWC championship 03/07 /89 DOl 4All- Southwest Conf team in cludes UA players 03/09-/,89 DOl 2Southern State dumps Univ of Ozarks for trip to NAIA tourney 03/09-/89 DOl 2UA 's Nolen Richardson named SWC Coach-of-the-Year 03/09/89 DOl 2UALR Trojans win TAAC title for spot in NCAA tournament 03/10/89 DOl 5Southern State seeded 11th in NAIA tournament at Kansas City 03/10/89 D02 2Tech 1 s Golden Suns defeat Rockhurst for return to NAIA tourn 03/;lQ-/89 D02 2Razorback fans jam Dallas for SWC tournament 03/11/89 AOl 2Arkansas Tech's Golden Suns second seed in NAIA tournament 03/11/89 D02 2Arkansas Razorback fans descend on Dallas for SWC tournament 03/12/89 AOl 5List of high school state champions for 1969 03/12/89 DOl 3UA Razorbacks take SWC tournament with 100-76 win over Texas 03/13/89 AOl 4Ark Razorbacks face Loyola Maeymount in NCAA first round 03/13/,89 DOl 2Arkansas State Indians to meet Nebraska in NIT first round 03/13/89 DOl 2UALR Trojans meet Louisville in NCAA first round game 03/13/89 DOl 4Univ of Ark Lady Razorbacks earn NCAA bid to play Purdue 03/13/89 D02 2Arkansas Razorbacks saluted by state General Assembly 03/14/89 BOl 1UALR Trojans honor ed by state General Assembly 03/15/89 DOl 2Lady Razorbacks defeated by Purdue in NCAA tourney 03/16/89 DOl 1Southern State Univ defeated in first round of NAIA tourney 03/,16/89 DOl 1State slows down as its NCAA entries prepare for play 03/17/89 AOl 2UALR Trojans fall to Louisville in NCAA tourney. 76-71 03/17 /89 DOl 1Arkansas Razorbacks defeat Loyola Maeymount in NCAA, 120-101 03/17/89 DOl 4Arkansas Tech ' s Golden Suns defeat Fresno Pacif ic in NAIA 03/17/89 DOl 5Arkansas State Indians fall to Nebraska in NIT, 81-79 03/:17i,89 D03 1Arkansas Tech Golden Suns again in NAIA final four 03/18/89 DOl 2Arkansas Tech Golden Suns defeated in NAIA final four 03/19/89 DOl 1Arkansas Razorbacks ousted from NCAA tourney by Louisville 03/19-/89 DOl 5UA Coach Nolan Richardson target of John Robert Starr 03/1/89 DOB 1Arkansas Tech first in NAIA histo117 to have 3 All- Americans 03/21/89 DOl 5NAIA All- American teams in cludes 11 Arkansans 03/21/:89 DOl 5UALR 's Mike Newell named TAAC Coach-of-the-Year 03/31/89 DOl 555121

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansas Gazette names its high school Super Team04/:09-/ 89 DOB 1Arkansas Gazette names Danny Ebbs high school coach of the yr 04/09/89 DOB 3Ron Huer:y enters no contest plea to DWI chg at FayettevilleUA' s Ron Huer:y has DWI charges behind him naqTAAC tourney returns to Little Rock in 1990Arkansas State to host 1990 American South Conf tournamentNolen Richardson on Ohio State list of prospective coachesNolan Richardson to interview for Ohio State jobNolan Richardson to stay at Univ of ArkansasKing Cotton Classic lists entries for 1989 tourneyDanny Ebbs to coach in US Olympic FestivalArkansas Razorbacks ranked 9th in AP preseason pollPreview of 1989-90 high school and college seasonUniversity of Arkansas Razorbacks smash USIU, 166-101England, Humnoke rivalty ends after brawl involving 75 fansUA Coach Nolan Richardson is Gazette Sportsman of the YearParkview shocks Tolentine for King Cotton Classic titleBASNET, RANDY04/13/89 DOl04/22/89 DOl05/16/89 DOl05/24/89 DOl06/21/89 DOl06/-30-/:89 DOl07 /03/89 D0107 /18/89 DOl07 /26/89 00811/14/89 DOl11/19-/89 LOl12/10-/89 D0112/14/89 B0312/24/89 DOl12/30/89 DOl244211211612242see also Murders - Basnet, RandyBASSETT. BEVERLYsee also Stocks and BondsBATES, DAISYMrs Bates honored as woman of impactFeature article on fighter for civil rightsOrval E Faubus to appear on prog ram honoring Mrs BatesOrval E Faubus pays tribute to matriarch of integrationDonates money raised at benefit to drug education proj ectBATES, DONALDsee also Murders - Crow, GladysBATESVILLEsee also Firessee also Loiteringsee also Parks, Recreation and TourismBATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Substance AbuseBAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JalOsee Sex Crimes F17BAYOU DEVIEW INCsee also JR Ag ricultural EnterprisesBAYS INGER, TRACY LYNNMissing girl to be subject of ''Unsolved Mysteries" programPhotograph of missing girlMissing Arkansas girl arrested in ArizonaBaysinger family plans reunion in ArizonaFather hires lawyer to represent daughterBaysinger gets jail tenn in ArizonaBAYTREE INVESTORS INCSelf-described 'merchant banking' group made bid for P A MBEARDEN, MIKEsee also Politics and GovtBEAUTIFI CATION, LANDSCAPEsee Landscape BeautificationBEAVER LAKE02/-09/-89 AOl 206/19/89 EOl 107/26/89 AOl 207/28-f.89 AOl 208/06/89 BOl 604/08/89 BOl 204/1 1/89 BOl 605/:20/89 BOl 205/21/89 B07 105/22/89 BOl 610/20-/89 B03 102/;.14/89 COl 222

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee WildlifeBECKER, J BILLsee also Economic Condtions and Trendssee also Laborsee also Politics and GovtDiscusses effects of change in state usury limitationsBED-AND-BREAKFAST INNSsee HotelsBEDELL. DONsee also Pride House Care CorpBEEBE SCHOOL DIS TRICTsee Education D12BEEPERSsee also Substance AbuseBEERsee Alcoholic BeveragesBEKAERT GROUPNew plant at Rogers to be most mode rn in worldBEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE COsee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyBELDEN WIRE AND CABLEFirm to open plant at ClintonBELL, CLARENCEsee also Educ Jal7BELL, MELVYN Lsee also Environmental Systems Cosee also Governor (Ark) F3see also MuseumsSued for $102,231 by Textron Capital CorpBuys full ownership of Kaufman Lumber CoBell to retain ties with Ensco through contractBELL. TERREL Hsee also Education 018BEMIS COCrosset firm plans $8 million expansionFirm to build second plant at Crossett, add 100 employeesBEN PEARSON INCAuto-lift plant at Pine Bluff to move to ChicagoBENHA PAULsee also Legislature (Ark)see also Politics and GovtBENNETT, ROYsee also Murders - Vega, Lisa MarieBENTONsee also Pollutionsee also Retail Storessee also Robberies and TheftsBrief prof ile on Saline County townACORN urges removal of dilapidated houses, cleanup of lotsMarketing campaign bringing many new residents to cityBENTON SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONsee BanksBERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap2102/26/89 C05 104/15-/89 COl 512/14/89 COl 403/,24/.89 C02 104l05/89 COl S06/;17/89 COl 201/27 /:89 COl 101/31/89 COl 111/03/89 COl 201/02/89 B01 208/24/:89 B0312/30/89 B03 223

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBETHEIM, YAEL HANNAsee also Books and Writing Jy30BETHUNE, EDNewt Gingrich reported asking Bethune's aid in ethics caseFormer Ark Congressman discusses Congressional pay raisesBETHUNE, LANAInterviewed by John Brummett on work with the Dan QuaylesMrs Bethune leaves post with Dan Quayle familyBEVERAGESsee also Alcoholic Beveragessee also TaxationBEVERLY NURSING HOMESsee Nursing homessee Pride House Care CorpBIG RIVER IIFertilizer plant at Helena to be sold, reopenedBIG RIVER INCHelena chemical firm closesPlant has friendly buyer waitingBig River to borrow up to $100, 000 from NitrochemBINGOsee also Bars and Nightclubssee also GamblingBIOTECHNOL(X;Ysee also Toxicological Research, National Center forContract awarded for biotechnolgy co-op feasibility studyNational Cooperative would be at NCTR at Jef fersonProject to operat at NCTRResearch project aimed at conserving energy in agricultureBIOTECHNOLffiY COOPERATIVE, NATIONALsee BiotechnologyBIPARTISAN COALITION, AMERICANS FORsee CongressBIRDSsee WildlifeBIRTH CONTROL AND ABORTIONsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Women0711/89 AOl 211/26/89 cos 107/19/:89 BOl 111/.28/89 B02 108-/10/89 COl 506/15-/:89 C02 506/16/89 C02 106/,17/89 C02 410/03/89 C02 110/03/89 C02 110/ 31/:89 COl 212/14/ 89 Bl 2 1Bill calls for parental notice prior to teen-age abortion 01/19/89 A08 2Sen Lu Hardin sponsors bill on abortion notice for teen-agers 01/1/89 A08 2About 7,000 march in anti-abortion protest at LR 01/23/89 B02 1Parental notification for abortions favored in House comm 02/01/89 A09 1House approves proposal on abortion notice to parents 02/;03/89 AOS 1Planned Parenthood urges veto of parent noti fication bill 02/11/89 AO B 4Bill passed by Legis allows parents to be by-passed 02/ 12189 BOl 2Di rector of Unborn Child Amdt Comm comments on abortion bill 02/12/89 BOl 2Jay Jacobson, ACLU head in Ark, comments on notification 02/12/89 BOl 2Parent notification bill bringing much controversy 02/12{89 BOl 2Induced abortions in Ark, 1985-1987 (by age of mo ther) 02/,12/89 BOl 4Parent notification bill recalled from Governor' s desk 02/ 14/89 A08 5Senate sends parental notice bill back to governor 's of fice 02/15-/89 A08 3Parent notice bill amended by panel, endorsed 02/:16/89 A06 1Senate approves parental notification bill 02f. 17f89 A04 2Senators exchange harsh words in debate on abortion bill 02/17/89 A04 224

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHouse panel endorses ban on contraceptives in school clinicsBill to bar contraceptives from school health clinics failsBan of contraceptives in school clinics fails in House ag ainZe alots distort abortion debate, Dr William Harrison writesParental notice before abortion for minor is now lawJulie Wright disputes teen- ag e births, abortions statisiticsArkansans to join pro- abortion march on WashingtonArkansans join pro- abortion march at WashingtonAbortion opponents rally at LRArkansans attract attention at Washington pro-abortion rallyPro-abortion advocates frustrated at lobby attempt in DCAbortion war being fought in parking lot at LR clinicBirth control devices still leg al , Atty Gen Steve Clark saysDr William F Harrison urges pro-lifers to say what they wantFLAG boycotts firms that donated to Planned ParenthoodAbout 100 rally at Burns Park for abortion rightsMore restrictive abortion law expected in Ark soonState Sen Lu Hardin willing to sponsor anti- abortion lawUS Supr eme Ct ruling splits Little Rock clergyArkansans comment on latest US Suprem.e Court rulingWomen's Community Health Center at LR moves to new locationLatest US Supreme Ct decision effects on Ark discussedColumnist John Brummett discusses US Supreme Ct rulingGov Bill Clinton personally opposed to most abortionsLaw requiring abortion notice to parents to be challengedAnti- abortion tape shown in Springdale school is debatedFilm shown at Springdale not intended for school showingsLaw requiring parental notice on teen abortion upheld by ctPlaintiff in challenge of parent noti fication law is Sally XJudge Eisele dismissed challenge of parent noti fication lawPregnant teenager Sally X loses effort for inj unctionBible guidance on abortion discussed by Duane CampbellGov Bill Clinton says state has done enough on abortion issueDr William Harrison says he will use new Supreme Ct rulingLegislature to be new battleground in abortion fightViews of some prominent Ark politicians givenArkansas Coalition for Choice shows up at state CapitolTeens need access to abortion, Dr William F Harrison arguesList of some Arkansas pregnancy services to teenagersPhysicians often uncomfortable with parental noti fication lawParental notice law is dilemma for minorsAbortion-rights backers urged to organize for political workDr Jocelyn Elders accused of endorsing abortion rightsDr Joycelyn Elders calls article an absolute lieOpponents of abortion demand apology from Dr Joycelyn EldersObjectivity of Joycelyn Elders called threat to her foesSome Arkansas Catholics disagree with bishops on abortionColumnist Robert McCord supports parental notice of abortionDr Joycelyn Elders defends use of school- based health clinicsEagle Forum 's Julie Wright debates Elders on school clinicsParental notification law discussed by ACLU's Joseph JacobsonMarried teenager need not tell parents of abortionBIRTH DEFECTSsee Handicapped02/17/:89 A04 302{22f89 A07 102/23{89 A08 102/28/89 BOS 103/03/89 All 303/21/89 B04 404/.02/89 A07 104/09/89 AOl 204/09-/89 BOl 204/10/89 AOl S04/,11/89 AOl 204/17/89 AOl 305/-0289 BOl 206/:01/89 B04 106-/:02/89 BOl 506/29-/89 B03 607/04/89 AOl 207/04{89 AOl 207 /-04{89 AO 4 607/04/89 A08 107/07/89 BOl 507/09/-89 cos 107/12/89 BOl 107/16/89 B07 609-/23/89 BOl 209/,23/89 B03 109-/.23/89 B03 109/-26/89 BOl 109/-,26/89 BOl 109-/27/-89 BOS 109/28-/89 BOl 510/10-/89 B07 110/12/89 AOl 210-/12/89 B03 110-/ 15/89 AOl 210-/15/89 A04 510-/24/89 A06 311/-03/-89 Bll 111/.06/89 EOl 111/-06/89 EO 1 111/06/89 EOl 511/13/-89 BOl 111/16/89 BOl 211/16/89 BOl 211/16/89 BOl 212/01/-89 B09 212/07/89 A08 512-/l 0/:89 C03 412/13/89 B14 312/13/-89 Bl4 312/,18-/89 B04 112/22/89 B07 12S

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBIRTHS. OBSTETRICS AND PREGNANCYsee also Reproduction (Human)BLACK HISTORY MUSEUMsee MuseumsBLACK OAK ARKANSASsee MusicBLACKSsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee al so Bankhead. Annie Maesee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoBates. DaisyColleges and UniversitiesCourts. State and LocalDisease and IllnessEconomic Conditions and TrendsEducationGame and Fish Commission (Ark)Highway and Transportation Department (Ark)Murders - Mason, Marjorie LPolitics and GovtPrisonsSubstance AbuseTelevisionWest Point Military AcademyWhitaker. WillardWorld War IIProposed use of African-Americans draws mixed responsesPanel discusses how black community can better itselfName change cannot create pride, Arkansas State Press saysBlacks polled on extent of Dr King's dream realization in ArkRep William L Walker chastizes white politicians on prom isesRep William L Walker says Archie Schaffer threatened himHigh school student Karam.a Neal plans career in biochemistryDemographics of blacks in Ark shown in 1980 census reportsMap shc:Ms population by county as pct of total populationGeorge Haley. first black UA Law School graduate, speaksUse of African-Americans favored by Anthony Hicks01/.07 /89 A0301/:15/89 BOl01/15/89 C0601/1689 EOl01/17!89 BOl01{;20/89 BOl02/102/89 BOl02/05/89 A1902/05/89 A1902/05/89 B0402/06/89 BOS42111221141Cornell Maltbia. a black Conway teen-ager, already role model 02/07/89 BOl 2Alphonso Trent was a big-band pioneerChelonda Marshall sets pace for successFeature article on blacks and higher educ in ArkFew blacks elected to of fice in ArkansasR C Childress was Ark agent for Rosei:wald FundRosemrald Fund built schools in Ark. South for blacksBlack History Museum located at Old Washington State ParkEconomic development key to futureEconomic statistics on blacks in ArkArticle on minority managersArticle on progress of blacks in journalismState Sen Paul Benham used term 'my blacks'Few in Ark knav how to celebrate KwanzaaBLACI

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBLEV INS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F4BLOODsee al so Medicine and HealthBLOOD BANKS AND DONORSAmerican Red Cross, United Blood Servises feud over territory 12f11/89 B03 4BLOOD SERVICES, UNITEDsee also Blood Banks and DonorsBLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELDsee Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue ShieldBLUE LAWSsee ReligionBLUE MOUNTAINsee also Alcoholic BeveragesBLYTHF..V ILLEHousing Authority Director face s fraud ch arges0 2/ 23/;89 BO 1 2Arches over Main St please some residents, irritate others 05/;22-/,89 BOl 1BLYTHEV ILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr16 Mr26 N15see Educational Television S27BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (ARK)List of appmt s of Gov Bill ClintonMaj or posts filled by Gov ClintonBobby Hopper reappointed to AHCGov Clinton reappoints three to commissionsBill Clinton announces recent appmtsAppointments announced by Governor's of ficeAppointments announced by Governor' s officeList of approintments by Gov ClintonRecent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonBoards created to oversee dietitians, storage tanksSeveral members named by Gov ClintonGov Bill Clinton makes appmtsBOATS AND BOATINGSpecial feature on whitewater in ArkansasBoater spends 13 hrs on river after boating accidentBODY BUILDINGsee Human BodyBOLIN. W Fsee also Murders - Bolin, W FBOLTON, BRIANsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsBOMBS AND BOMB THREATSsee also Colleges S14 NlOsee also Education N30see al so Faulkner CountyBomb threat forces evacuation of Pulaski County courthouseUS marshals beef up protection at Federal Bldg in LRBONDSsee Government Bonds and Investmentssee Stocks and BondsBONDS, ALFRED BRYANFormer state commissioner of education dies at 75BOOHER, W W01/09-/:89 B03 501/18189 B05 501/19h89 BOl 501/26/-89 B02 602/03/89 B10 102/,17/89 B06 304/10/89 B06 104/28-/-89 B09 606/.01/89 B03 S07/-31/89 BOS 108/22/-89 A07 109-/;17/-S9 BOS 104f30/89 DOS 106/23/89 BOl 505/17/89 B04 312/19/89 AOl 209/07/89 B04 627

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Sex CrimesBOOKS AND WRITINGsee also Education My9 MylO Myll My12 My19 Je14 05 010see al so Education NS N14 N16 D9 Dl2see also Islamsee also Walton, SamCarl Hunter writing book on trees of ArkansasSeries on Arkansas authors and their latest proj ectsOrval Faubus included in new book on SouthernersUniversity of Arkansas Press pours out torrent of booksErnest Hemingway wrote "Farewell to Arms" at Piggott, ArkYael Hanna Betheim overcomes phy sical handicaps to writeLocal history bks in NW Ark promoted by Lloyd TomberlinSome Oklahomans say NW Ark residents may never see historyDonald Hays says "Hangman's Children' not autobiographicalUCA library has exhibit of banned books on displayBanned books kept available despite censors17th century bishop's book to be returned to ArkansasGilchrist, Ellen - Story ideas come as 1gifts'Sarah Fountain's "Arkansas Voices" being revisedArkansas author Bette Greene doing research in EurekaBette Greene discusses topic of her forthcoming bookDr Jay McDaniel recently published two new books03/25/;89 COl 206/04/.89 G09 106/18/89 G09 106-/;18/89 G09 107/11/-89 EOl 107/30/;89 B03 108/21/,89 AOl 2bk 08-/21/89 A01 209-/-03/89 GO S 109/26/89 B03 409/27/89 EOl 210/29-/;89 G06 110/29-/89 G06 411/05/89 G08 3Springs 11/.24l89 B01 211/24/.89 B01 211/25/89 E02 1BOOKS AND WRITING - ReviewsAllin, Richard "Gudge Creek and Wad Chronicles" 09-117/G0&/.5Bolton, Brian "Raz orbackism"09-/20-/B04/13Brady, Kathleen "Ida Tarbell: Portrait 11 • • • 12/31j,G06/1Butl er, Jack 11Nightshade1109/03/G0&/:4Cobb, Osro 110sro Cobb of Arkansas11 10-/15/;G0 6/5Eads, Michael 'IThin So Fast1102/20/COl/4Fleming, Victor A "Real Lawyers Do Change Their • • • 12/10/G07/1Gilchrist, Ellen "Light Can Be Both Wave • • • 11 10/29-/;G06/4Goodwin, Bobby "An Ordinary Man"01/-08-/B03/lHanson, G T "Historical Atlas of Arkansas"06/17/B03flHays, Donald "The Hangman's Children"09-/03fG08-flHendrix, Bobbie Lou "Crater of Diamonds"09-/;07/-B03/1Hunter, Cad G 11Trees, Shrubs and Vines of Ark" 12/05/DOB/1Johnsonne, Glen "Gerald L K Smith"Ol/-01/-C07/-1Lancaster, Bob - "Jungles of Arkansas"11/19-/G06/1McMath, Anne "First Ladies of Arkansas"10f29-/:G06/1Meins, Jan "Murder in Little Rock1112/,31/£.-07/-1Meins, Jan "Murder in Little Rock1112/22/BOl/2Mills, William "The Arkansas River"01/;29-/GOl/2Morrison, Martha "White Rabbit1105/28-/EOl/2Smith, Richard M 'IThe Atlas of Arkansas"10/08-/G09-flThomp son, J J "Arkansas, Her Beauty and " 09/1 0/G08/3Wilke, Richard B "Signs and Wonders"08-/20/G0 &/,3Willis, Delta "The Hominid Gang"11/12/G06/3BOONE COUNTYsee also PoliceVoters approve sales taxBOREN, SAM09/28/89 B03 3see also PoliceBORK, ROBERT H28

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLInterviewed while in state for speech at Harding UnivBOSTOCK, RANDALL BOYDsee also Murders - Bostock, Randall BoydBClJEN, WILLIAM HDiscusses effects of changing state usury limitationsBOWEN, WILLIAM Rsee al so Medicine and HealthBOWERS, FAUBIONsee also MacArthur . DouglasBOYKIN, L A, ASSOCIATESsee Stocks and BondsBOYS STATEHigh school students arrive at Conway for Boys State sessionColumn cal ls Boys Staters impressive, but disappointingBP CHEMICAL S INCJonesboro fiberglass plant to hire 100BRACY, JOHN STEVENsee also BanksBRADFORD, JAYsee also Legislature (Ark)see also Politics and GovtBRADLEY COUNTY PINK TOMATO FESTIVALsee FestivalsBRADLEY, ROBERTsee also Children and YouthBRADY, KATHLEENsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsBRAGG, ALLEN ROSSsee also Sex Crimes F17BRAMBLES USAsee also Environmental Systems CoBRANDON, DOUGsee also Contract s and Purchasing, Govtsee also Politics and Govt F8 FlO F16BRANTON, WILEY A JRSon of civil rights attorney to practice in ArkBRATTON, SAMsee also Public Sel!"Vice Commission (Ark)BRENT AND SAM' S COOKIESLR fim to sell cookies to SaksLocal cookies are a national hitBRIBERY AND KI CKBACKSsee also Ashley Countysee also Pride House Care CorpBRIDGESsee RoadsCarlton family members among victims of collapsed bridgeFive kil led, 20 inj ured in collapse of Heber Springs bridgeHeber Springs bridge was popular tourist attractionHospitals treat twenty for inj uries sufferd when bridge fellSwinging on bridge at Heber Springs was common practiceRescue work goes on into night at Heber Springs disasterHeber Springs bridge had passed inspection recentlyCollapsed bridge was 550 feet long, built in 191 204114/89 BOl 202/,26/89 cos 106/12/89 B0206/17/89 BOl1110!04/;89 COl 20Bf23/B9 BOl 208/04/89 COl 308/0Sf 89 C03 110/29-/:89 AOl 210/29/89 AOl 210/29/89 AOl 210/29-/;89 AOl 510/29/89 A08 110/29-/;89 A08 410/.29-/:89 A08 610/29-/89 A14 129

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSurvivors wait for bodies to be removed from bride debrisFocus on tragedy at Heber Springs turns to inspectionBrief sketches of victims of bridge collapse at Heber SpringsPrim Holiness Church filled with prayers for victimsSketch shows hc:M Winkley Bridge at Heber Springs collapsedPeople on bridge at Heber Springs were swinging it widelyCleburne Co Judge says 1986 report declared bridge safeFamily tells of sad search for brother in bridge disasterCleburne Co Judge refuses to hand over inspection reptCleaburne Co Judge say s bridge was not inspected in 1986Rusted cables blamed for collapse of Heber Springs bridgeCharles Pigg family owes $20.000 but cannot sue countyCleburne Co judge wrong on insurance. official saysInterview with Bill Davis, bridge collapse victimBRIDGESTONE-FIRESTONE INCRussellville plant to expandBRIGHT WATER FARMCatfish processing plant to open near Leola (Grant County )BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also Murders - Brown FamilyBROWN, MADGEsee also VolunteersBRCklN. MARGARETsee also Murders - Brown FamilyBROWN. ROBERT JEROMEsee also Murders - Reynol ds , Gloria JeanBRCklN. ROBERT Lsee also Courts, State and LocalBRUTALITY AND HARASSMENTsee also Ashley Countysee al so National GuardBRYAN. LLOYD Lsee also Athletics F23see also Legislature (Ark) F3 F7 F25see also Poultry Federation, ArkansasBRYANT. WINSTONsee also Attorney General (Ark)see al so Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Governor (Ark)see also Lieut enant Governor (Ark)Weighs cal ling special session of LegislatureColumnist John Brummett discusses idea of legis sessionBryant thinks Pulaski desegregation settlement can be made10/2

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBryant shCMs penchant for headlines, John Brummett writesBUBBA AWARDS07/0&/,89 BOl 1see Politics and Govt Mrl 2BUCKEYE GAS PRODU CTS COsee also Oil and GasBUCKLEY, WILLIAM F JRSyndicated columnist speaks at University of Central ArkBUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER COMMISSION10/,05/89 B03 4see Parks, Recreation and TourismBUILDINGS AND OFFI CESDr Hampton Roy buying Kramer School for use as museum 01/14/89 BOl 2Stephens Inc may purchase Doyle Rogers Building in LR 05/25/89 COl 2Lawsuit claims payments not made on Two Financial Centre bldg 07/lS/89 COl 2Historic Kramer School at LR to become home of F Hampton Roy 0&/2f89 AOl 4Artist 's rendering shows plans for Kramer conversion to home 0&/2/89 B01 2Memories of old ice house remain in Conway building 09tll/89 B03 4Old Baptist Hospital bldg at 13th, · Ma rshall being razed 11/08/89 BOl 2Old Baptist Hospital bldg at LR razed by impl osion (photo) 11/12-/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHouse refuses to re-approve Workers Compensation Comm bldgHouse of Reps defeats measure for Workers Compensation bldgJohn Brummett traces action on proposed Workers Comp bldgRole of Sen Nick Wilson in Workers Compensation bldg plansHelen Herr faces wrath of Nick Wilson, columnist writesCapitol Hill Building does not cover its costsCapitol Hill rental fees vaty widelyJudicial Dept gets coveted space in Justice BuildingFederal Courthouse at Ft Smith to be repainted to suit agencyTwo state retirement sy stems push for their

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Nature ConservancyCADDO APPAREL MANUFACTURING INCGlemtood to get new garment plantCAESAR' S PALACE (LAS VEGAS )see al so Gambl ingCALDWELL, BETTYEsee al so Children and YouthDr Caldwell leads study on day care effects on childrenCALHOUN COUNTYFormer County Judge William. G Wylie chgd with felony theftCAL LIGRAPHYsee HandwritingCAMB IANO, MARKsee also Simmons Family MurdersCAMDEN NEWS PUBLISHING COSister sues Walter Hussman J'lO and sister over business matterMarilyn Hussman Auger wants to sell her interst in firmFederal judge delays stockholder vote on proposed change sHussman family feud goes before federal courtCourt briefs detail complaints of HussmansReque st for inj unction against company deniedHussman stock plan approved despite chal lengeCAMDEN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja3 FlO D19CAMPMEETINGSsee ReligionCANADA, EUGENEsee also Politics and Govt, State MrlOServes as acting governor this weekCANCER RESEARCH CENTER, ARKANSASsee also Medicine and HealthCANNON, GEORGE Dsee also EducationCANNON, WHITBYsee also AthleticsCANOES AND CANOEINGsee Boats and BoatingCAPITAL BUYERS INCConway-based firm buys 2,000 repossessed mobile homesCAPITAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATIONsee BanksCAPITAL PUNISHMENTsee also Murde rs - Bailey, F Glensee also Murders - Bolin, W Fsee also Murders - Garter, Catharinesee also Murders - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Martinsee also Murders - Ford, Gladyssee also Murders - Mason, Marj orie Lsee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence Raysee also Murders - O'Rourke, Francissee also Murders - Phelps, Natashasee al so Murders - Price Familysee also Murders - Ritchie, Marvin and Opal Jam.essee al so Murders - Smith, Barbara08/22/89 COl 208/22/89 EOl 107/06{89 BOl 310f21/89 COl10h26/89 C0210-/ 27/,89 COl1Of28f,89 COlllf03f89 COl11/10/89 COl11/,15/89 COl11/30-/.89 B025625522105/16/89 COl 233

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Staton. Kennethsee also Murders - Stumpp. Williamsee also Murders - Teague. Donsee also Murders - Townsend Familysee also Murders - York. Mary Lousee also Simmons Family Murderssee also Substance AbuseAppeal route closing for 4 on Arkansas' Death RowData on Arkansas Death Row inmates and their crimesProposed legis by prosecutors means more death penaltiesAtty Gen Steve Clark urges haste in three capital casesScenario for last hours for condemned convict in Ark prisonArk governors have to make hard decisions on executionsDrawing shows how lethal injection administeredNo convict has died in chamber constructed in 1978First execution in Ark was in 1828 at Little RockSome 'firsts' in history of capital punishment in ArkInmates on Arkansas 's Death Row face years of waitingDuane Campbell favol!'s life imprisonment over death penaltyNew state law expands crimes for which death penalty is validDeath penalty disturbing, but needed, Bill Terry writes01/30/89 A0101/:3Qf89 A0402/04/89 A0402/1&/. 89 01003/12/89 AOl03/15/89 AlO03/15/89 Al 003/15/.89 Al O03/.15/.89 Al l03/.15/;89 Al 103/19-/ 89 BOl03/22/89 B0703/24/,89 All04/,l 0/:89 BOS51352133115121Steve Clark , Arthur L Allen discuss lack of mandatory appeal 07/30/,. 89 cos 1Time running out for five on Death Row in ArkansasCAPITAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (WEST HELENA)11/06/89 BOl 1see BanksCAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS (ARK)see also Buildings and Offices. GovtEffect of US Supreme Ct ruling on Christmas Cl!'eche unkno;.rnHouse chamber receiving new look with remodelingHouse chamber undergoing renovationChurch leaders divided on use of creche at CapitolChristmas carolers at Capitol cautioned on song selectionsCAPITOL WHOLESALE FLORISTSFire destroys large complex at LRFirm to rebuild after major fireCARBON MONOXIDE07/04/89 A0107/.13/89 B0407/17/89 AOl12/ 13/89 AO 112/.20/89 B0104/14/89 A0104/15/89 BOl2122522see Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsCARLISLEBrief description. history of tavnCARLISLE. LILBURN W06/,26/89 BOl 1see also Democratic Partysee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)CARLTON. CHRISsee also Parks Ja8CARP ENTER. RALPHsee also AthleticsCARPENTER. WARREN Dsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Courts. FederalCARRIER CORPArkadelphia gets factory to employ 250 workersCARROLL, FRANCES11/28/89 COl 2see also Traffic Accidents and SafetyCARTER, AMY34

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDaughter of Jimmy Carter spent part of summer in ArkansasCARTER. TONY SR10/,15/.89 COl 1see also Children and YouthCARTOONSGeorge Fisher' s view of 1988 through cartoonsCASH, JOHNNY01/01/89 BOl 1see also ReligionCATHOLIC CHURCHsee also Birth Control and AbortionRock called St Peter's Chair played role in Subiaco founding 07/.30/89 B03 1CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL (LITTLE ROCK)see Education My7CATLETT INCS Graham Catlett develops business in Moscow O&fl/89 AOl 2CATLETT, S GRAHAMsee also Catlett IncCAVESsee also Parks , Recreation and TourismCEDAR CHEMICAL CORPChemical reactor at West Helena blows up. in1 uring 20 persons 0/26/89 B02 1Manager links reactor pressure to explosion. fire 09/28-/89 B03 4CEMETERIESBronze crucifix stolen fran Calva'!)' Cemetery sold as scrap 01/31{89 BO 1 5Cruxifix sold as scrap brings less than half of reward offer 02/01/89 AOl 2Charles Boyer has maintained family cemetery despite vandals 03/24/89 AOl 2National Cemetery at LR contains 18,000 burials06/01/89 BOS 4National Cemetery at Fayetteville acquires more land08/.02/;89 B03 1Sale of cross stolen fran cemetery lands man in jail09f2f89 B09 1Paupers cemetery at Fort Smith being moved0/281-89 B03 4CENSORSHIPsee alsosee alsosee alsosee al soCENSU Ssee alsoBooks and WritingEducation My9 MylO Myll My12 My19 Jel4 05 010 Dl4Pornography and ObscenityTelevisionPopulation and Vital StatisticsCENTRAL ARKAN SAS LIB RARY SYSTEMsee Libraries, PublicCENTRAL RECORD SERI/ICESFirm at NLR services records of commercial customersCENTURY FINANCIAL SEClJRITIES INCsee Stocks and BondsCENTURY MILL SUPPLYNew name for Hollis and CoCENTURY TUBE CORPsee also Scholarships and LoansCentury Tube goig strong after 10 years in ArkCERAMICS AND POTTERYArkansas-made Niloak pottery to be on displayBrief history of Niloak pottery worksCHA IN LE TI'ERSsee also GamblingCHAMBERLAIN GARYsee al so Colleges and Universities0/;25/;'89 COl 203/1 1/89 COl 112/18/89 COl 206/02/89 EOl 106/02/89 EOl 135

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCHAMBERS BROTHERS ORGANIZATIONsee Substance AbuseCHANDLER, 0 B JRsee also BanksCHAR'IWELL VALLEYsee also WaterCHEEK, JAMES RIClfARDsee also Foreign Service (US)Cheek speaks to prospective UCA students at ConwayCHEMICAL POLLUTIONsee also PollutionCHEMICAL SPILLSsee RailroadsCHEMICAL WEAPONSsee Defenses and Armed ForcesCHENAL VALLEYsee Educationsee Little RockCHERICO, TONYsee also Robberies and TheftsCHERRY, SANDRAAmong three names submitted for federal judge appmtCHESTERProfile of Crawford County townCHICOPEE INCsee also Substance AbuseNLR plant takes on new product. will hire 100 more workersCHICOT COUNTYsee also Harbors. Ports and MarinasCHILD ABUSEsee Children and YouthCHILD CUSTODYsee Children and YouthCHILDREN AND FAMILIES, ARKANSAS ADV OCATES FORsee also ChildrenCHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES DIVISION (ARK)see al so Children and YouthCHILDREN AND YOUTHsee also Alcoholic Beveragessee also Assaultssee also Firearmssee also Firessee also Glenhaven Youth Ranchsee also Holy Alamo Christian Churchsee al so Kidnappingsee also Loiteringsee also Medicine and Healthsee also Murders - Bostock. Randall Boydsee al so Murders - Burnett, Edward Landellsee also Murders - Charles. Corysee also Murders - Cooper. Victorsee also Murders - Gay. James Lambertsee also Murders - Heney, Don Georgesee also Murders - HoTAiard. Michael10-/27/89 B03 403/15/89 BOl 501/-09189 BOl 1Ol/;06/-89 cot 236

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee al sosee al sosee al sosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee al sosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoMurders - Khaj ianpour, ElhamMurders - Lee, LindseyMurde rs - Martin, Estella DMurders - McCoy. Maxim.ill ion EMurders - McMillan, TyraMurders - Michaels, Alicia MayMurders - Phelps, Natasha LynnMurders - Richardson, Ke ith WilliamMurders - Ross, MatthewMurders - Simmons Family MurdersMurders - Stidham DanaMurders - Townsend FamilyMurders - Travis, Am.anda Kay LynnMurders - Walker, James EdwardMurders - Withers. GaryNames, PersonalNursing HomesPrisonsShootingsSubstance AbuseSuicidesTraffic Accidents and SafetyAdvocates for Children and Families set legis agenda 01/06/,89 DlO 1Children and youth face health care crisis, J Elders says 01/14/,S9 B03 3Gov Clinton pushes legislation for children' s programs 01/17/89 BOl 4State spending on children declines in 1980s 0124S9 A07 5Proposed juvenile justice program needs work, officials say 01/27/89 BOl 2Children using guns violently at record rate in Ark 01/291-89 AO l 4List of children and youth killed in last year with firearms 01/2/89 A16 1Prosecutor chal lenges proposal on juvenile prosecution 02/02/,S9 A07 1Prosecutors, Juvenile Justice Comm compromise on code 0207/S9 A04 4Adolescent violence is topic of seminar at LR 02/17/-S9 BOl 2New juvenile code signed into law by Gov Bill Clinton 03/03/.89 All 3Legis panel kills bill to expunge child abuse probe records 03/07/S9 A06 1True joint custody can double love children get after divorce 03/1/,89 C04 1Wesley Boyce sent to prison for 10 yrs for abuse of his child 04/.13/89 B04 5Gang of teens attack of f-duty trooper in Pine Bluff park 05/09/89 B03 5Teen-age mothers in Ark cost public $S2 million in 19S8 05/10/89 B02 2Teens chgd as adults in assault on off-duty State Trooper 05/1 1/$9 BOS 3Five children allegedly beaten* forced to smoke cocaine 05f18-/S9 AO l 2Tony Carter Sr alleged forced 5 children to smoke cocaine 05/20/89 BOl 6Statistics on teen-age pregnancies in Ark 05/-25/S9 COS 5Teen pregnancy declines, illegitimate births rise 05/30/89 BOl 2Teen pregnancy trends in Arkansas (graphs) 05/3/S9 B06 1Thousands may get child support payments from Human Services 06/08-/S9 B02 1Baptist Medical System workers fired after child left in van 06/23/.S9 BOl 2Charges of abuse at Youth Services Centers being probed 06/23/S9 BOl 2Baptist Medical System worker on probation over child in van 06/24/,S9 BOl 2Four jailed teens chgd with rape of male prisoner in LR jail 06/24/89 BOl 5Circumstances keep Aaron Rhode s, 17. out of jail 06/2/89 BOl 2Student beating reported at Youth Services Center. Alexande r 06/30/S9 BOl 5Two sexual assaults alleged at Youth Seices Centers 07/12/89 A01 2State seeks to limit number of children at Youth Centers 07/22/89 BOl 6Mother des cribes experiences in adopting baby in Bolivia 08/05/89 B03 437

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLParents of delinquent youths at Dermott face stockadeDermott in national spotlight with plan to curb delinquencyRep Bynum Gibson opposes Dermott idea for use of stockadeDermott curfew ordinance liked by some, disliked by othersState NAACP wants Dermott to repeal stockade ordinanceSherry Fritz want s to regain custody of baby she soldPolitical family of Gibsons divided over Dermott furorCurfew silences Dermott at nightJuveniles have been illegally detained in adult jailsDermott ministers assail plan to put pa rents in stockadeDermott ministers, ACLU may file suit over parental penaltyDrs Bettye Caldwell. Robert Bradley study day care effectsDermott likely to revise disputed curfew ordinanceDermott repeals controversial curfew ordinancePassage of new ordinance at Dermott sparks new debateDermott changes controversial ordinance on curfew penaltiesDermott law on curfew easedPangburn Pangburn day care program praisedTwo Youth Services Center residents attack workers with batsAttacks on Youth Services Center staff are 'common'Youth Services Centers cal led catastrophes waiting to happenNew juvenile code faces chal lenge in Pope County caseJuveniles in adult jails in Ark decreasingViolence is way of life at Youth Services CentersYouth Servives Center at Pine Bluff has 9 cottages. 360 acresAdul t trial urged for children as young as 10 in some crimesMaj or changes in juvenile code sought by legislatorsTeen-agers beat three persons walking in McArthur ParkLegality of use of evaluators in custody cases questionedPanel seeks guidelines for children who break lawsSE Ark has few facilities for holding juvenile of fendersChildren with emotional , behavioral problems concern agencyDivision of Children and Family Services seeks $7 millionJuvenile code bars test of murder suspect at State HospitalState ill-equipped for drug-addicted youthsYouth Services Centers get some youths with drug problemsMunicipal ct should try juvenile DWI offenders. judge rulesPope County DW I case has bearing on state juvenile codeAttorney still wants mental evaluation for Chas Jackson. 15Maj or changes in juvenile code recommended by legis panelNorth Hills Baptist Day Care Center accused of contempt of ctFamilies of 120 poor infants in LR to receive helpChild Care Facility Bd take s action on child care centersChild care meetings scheduled across stateJailing children no help. Ernest Dumas writesNew child care initiatives introduced by Gov Bill ClintonData shews juvenile arrests in line with general crime in ArkConsultants see improvement in Youth Services CentersAfrican American Male Mentors program provides role modelsTony Carter Sr admits forcing children to smoke cocaineChurches can get loans for building day care facil itiesWoman left 3-week-old-baby in unheated bldg during coldRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr gets 4 yrs for slapping 4-yr-oldTeenage sex and pregnancy concerns Pulaski Dist student08/09/89 AOl 208/10f89 AOl 508/11/.89 BOl 208-/:11/.89 BOl 508-/11/89 B02 108-/,12/89 BOS 108/;13/-89 Al 6 108/-13/.89 B01 208-flS-/89 BOl 208-/,15/89 B03 408/16/89 AOl 408/16/.89 BOl 408/17/.89 BOl 2O&f.22/89 BOl 408/22/89 BOl 408-/23/.89 B03 408-/,26/89 B03 409-/04-/.89 BOl 509-/;10/89 A1 6 s09/:13/89 B07 309/22/89 AOl 209-/:23/89 B03 409/23/89 BOS l09-/2S/89 AOl 209-/2Si89 A06 409/28-/89 AO l 209/28/89 AOl 209/289 BOS 109/28189 C02 l09/29-/,89 BOS 110-/01/89 B06 110-/02/89 A01 210/02/89 AOl 210/03/,89 B01 110-/08-/89 AOl 210-/,08-f.89 A01 210/10/89 BOl 210-fl0./89 BOl 210/10-/89 BOS 110/19/89 A03 5lC)/;19/.89 BOB 110/24/B9 A07 310/,25/,89 B03 110/26/89 E01 210/-27 /89 B13 110/31/89 BOB 111/0S/.89 BOl 611/:16/,89 B03 411/;24/,89 BOS 511/.29-/89 B02 412/06/.89 B09 512/09-/89 B03 212/09-/89 B06 s12/13/:89 BOS 138

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTony Carter Sr gets 60 yrs in drug-related child abuseCar with baby inside stolen at McCain Mal l. both recoveredBridget Lea arrested for leaving her four children aloneRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr wants to withdraw guilty pleaBridget Lea gets jail term for leaving children alone in hseCourt releases photos of inj uries to Richie VardamanDebate rages over whether Vardaman shoul d serve prison timeGov Clinton suggests R L Vardaman seek executive clemencyGov Clinton has no further comment on Vardaman abuse caseHistory of United Methodist Children's Home at LRUnited Methodist Children's Home reunion heldRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr seeks clemencyRichard Lewis Vardaman Sr petitions for clemencyChild abuse cases investigations totaled S.907 during 1989Child abuse sentences show lack of pattern in courtsCHILDREN' S DEFENSE FUNDsee also Governor (Ark)CHILDRESS. R Csee also BlacksCHINA. PEOPLES REPUBLIC OFState Senator Lu Hardin touring China during student revoltChinese student at Conway fears for her familyLu Hardin describes situation in Beij ingLu Hardin interviewed by Arkansas Gazette while in ChinaGroup gathers at LR to back Chinese studentsLu Hardin discusses his observations in ChinaChinese students in Ark shocked by events in ChinaChinese students in LR gather to mourn the deadPrairie Grove businessman Greg Copeland is in ChinaUA scientist Dr Zhengzhi Sheng deplores violence in homelandGreg Copeland leaves China with dismayChinese students in Ark anxious for word from homelandArk Congressional delegation varies on sanctions for ChinaUALR professor Lester J Bilsky comments on China situationLuther Hardin says images frozen forever in his mindDebbie Pfeiffer recounts her experiences in ChinaUCA professor Ted Bailey to discuss observations in ChinaCHIPPENDALE. MEN OFsee EntertainmentCHIROPRACTIC AND CHIROPRACTORSsee InsuranceCHISHOLM. SHIRLEYFormer Congresswoman speaks at LRCHOTARD. ANNsee also WomenCHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC SCHOOLsee Education Mr5CHRISTIANS IN UNITY CHURCHsee also Vigilance GroupsCHRISTMASsee also Capitol Building and Grounds (Ark)Display at LR residence creates problems for neighborsCHURCHES AND SYNAGOGUES. ARKANSAS CONFERENCE OFsee Education JyS12/:15-/89 BO 7 112/16/.89 B08 112/18/89 BOl 112-/20/89 BOl 212-/21-/89 BOS 312-/2 2-/89 BOl 212/22/89 BOl 212/22-/89 BOl 212/23/89 B03 112/26-/89 EOl 1l 2/:26-/B9 EOl 112/27 /89 B03 212/30/89 B03 212/31/89 AOl 512/31{89 AOl 505-/;21/89 AOl 505/21/:89 Al4 105/.23/.89 AOl 205/;23/89 AOl 205/24-/:,89 BOl 206/04/189 A21 506/05-/89 B03 506/.06/89 A04 106/06/89 A04 506/07/;89 A04 506/09/89 COl 406/:11/89 Al 6 106/11/89 Al 7 106/11/.89 Al 7 106/.:11/89 SR4 107/30/89 EOl 209/13/89 B03 401/21/c89 BOl 212/15-/89 BOl 339

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Murders - Mason. Marjorie LCIGARS AND CIGARETTESsee TobaccoCITIZEN SHIPsee also Foreign Descent GroupsCeremony at Pine Bluff gives citizenship to 20 personsCITY-KILLER LEGISLATIONsee Area PlanningCIVIL LIBERTIES UNION, AMERICANsee also Education D8see also Medicine and Healthsee also Substance AbuseMembership up in Arkansas, ACLU reportsThree Arkansans to be honored for civil liberty workFive Arkansans honored for defense of civil libertiesState Rep David Matths addresses annual banquetCIVIL RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATIONsee also Bates, Daisysee also Courts, State and Localsee also Economic Condtions and Trendssee also Educationsee also Faubus, Orval Esee also Housingsee also Medi cine and Healthsee also Mental Health and Disorderssee also Mid-South Bottling Cosee also Murderssee also North Little Rocksee also Politics and Govtsee also Prisonssee also Radiosee also Safeway Storessee also TaxationWomen locked out of econ development, coalition saysJim Johnson says Gazette attempts to keep racial strife goingKilling segregation statute will be easy, Lloyd George saysLottery- segregation plan rejected as too riskyCourt challenge of Amdt 44 (1956) filedNullification of ct ruling on segregation was aim of Amdt 44John Brummett describes segregation in LR in 1950sJim Johnson has been labeled 'segregationist' for 33 yearsJim Johnson was author of Amdt 44 to state constitutionAustin Porter says racial bias is costlyProposed repeal of Amdt 44 (1956) to be on 1990 ballotLR minority job effort called 'adequate'State of ficially admits Amendment 44 unconstitutionalJudge Henry Woods strikes down Amdt 44 (1956)Judge Woods calls Amdt 44 a 'legal oxymoron'Turmoil in Pulaski schools could endanger repeal of Amdt 44US Supreme Ct decision on flag-burning endangers Ark statuteArticle on ci vil rights leader Daisy BatesSouthwest Times editor calls for protest of flag rulingEffort to burn flag at State Capitol erupts into fightRobert Mcintosh vows to try again to burn US flag at Capitol04/05/89 BOl 204/:2&/

ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRobert Mcintosh. Brett Keathley arrested after shoving matchFlag is not the nation's burning issue, John Brummett writesRobert Mcintosh asks for 100,000 lrs upholding justiceRobert Mcintosh's flag-burning effort seen on national 'IVFreedom counts more than symbol , Deborah Mathis writesBrett Keathley sues to keep Robert Mcintosh from burning flagBrett Keathley intervierJed on flag burning issueRobert Mcintosh says as a black, flag does not fly for himRobert Mcintosh says flag burning is effort to aid AmericaCivil rights gains came slowly in ArkansasThe Civil Rights Act, 25 years later (Part 1 of series)Arkansas cases added to civil rights gainsJ W Fulbright, Oren Harris discuss anti-Civil Rights Act voteTommy Robinson called Robert Mcintosh 'yellow-bellied coward 'Tommy Robinson offers to fight Robert Mcintosh over flagLegislators, veterans rally around the flagDisillusioned bl acks see civil rights gains erodingThe Civil Rights Act, 25 years later (Part 2 of series)Persistence paid off for Les HollingsworthBlack sued National Guard in 1974, improved conditionsBlacks sue over election practices in ArkCourt rul es citizens cannot halt Mcintosh's flag burningRobert Mcintosh shew brings circus air to courtOver 45 law officers at State Capitol for flag burningAbout 350 people watched Mcintosh attempt to burn flagFive arrested. some inj ured in melee over flag burning issueRacial slurs hurled as Robert Mcintosh tries to burn flagRobert Mcintosh Jr among those inj ured at flag burning effortFlag burning attempt brings out best, worst in peopleMan saying he represents Jaycees uses racial slur at CapitolRalph Forbes attempts to hold pro-flag rally at CapitolThe flag as religious symbol (column by Frank Kenney )Gov Bill Clinton instructs police to maintain orderLog thrown through door of Robert Mcintosh's restaurantSecretaey of State Bill McCuen wants to bar McintoshSenator Dale Bumpers says flag burners shoul d be ignoredTommy Robinson says he would like to hit Robt Mcintosh hardBill Mccuen suggests Robt Mcintosh burn his flag at homeOfficials study way to curb violence when Mcintosh burns flagRacial tension disturbs Little Rock leadersColumnist John Brummett discusses racial incidents at CapitolRobert Mcintosh reflects bl acks ' frustrations. A Porter saysBill McCuen asks ct to prevent Mcintosh's burning of flagSteve Clark declines to represent McCuen in flag caseLeaders work to cool racial conflict at LRJaycees emphasiz e their disapproval of racial slursState Rep Ron Fuller deplores use of :racial slursWinston Bryant says Mcintosh inciting people to riotLeadership during flag burning flap graded by John BrummettDeborah Mathis column dissects reason for racial tensionsMark Lowrey says debate on flg is not a :racial issueLarge police force to be on hand if Mcintosh burns flagRobert Mcintosh says he may not burn flag as plannedRobert Mcintosh says he used media to point out problems06f.29-f89 AOl 206/29-/89 BOl 106/,30/-89 B03 306/,30/-89 B07 606/:30-/89 B09 107f01/,89 BOl 207/:01/89 B04 107/;01/89 B04 107/01/89 B04 107/,02/89 AOl 207 /-02/89 AOl 207/.02/89 A14 107/02-/89 A14 107/02/89 BOl 207/02/·89 BOl 207/02/89 B04 207/03-/.89 AOl 207/03/89 AO l 207/03/89 A04 107/.03/89 A04 307/.03/89 A04 507/04/.89 AOl 407/04/,89 A07 107/05/89 AOl 207/05-f.89 AO l 507/05/89 AO l 507/05/::89 AOl 507/.05/89 AOl 507/05/89 A08 107/05/89 A0 8 107/05/,89 A0 8 107/,05/89 BOS 107/06-/-,89 AOl 507/06/189 AO l 507/06/-89 AOl 507/,06/139 AO l 507/.06/89 AO l 507/06/89 AOl 607/06189 A09 107/-06/89 A0 9 307/06/89 BOl 107/-06/:89 BOS 407/07/89 AOl 507/07/89 AO l 507/07/89 AOl 607/07/,89 Al l 107/07/-89 All 407/07/89 Al 1 407/07/89 BOl 107/07/89 B07 107 /07/89 B07 107/08/-.89 AOl 407{;08/:.89 AOl 407/08{.89 AO l 441

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJudge Lee Munson reject s Bill Mccuen ef fort for inj unction 07/08/89 AOl 5Little Rock organiz ations urge end to racial tension 07/.08-/i89 A07 1Coalition urges end to racism. violence at Little Rock 07/08/:.89 A08 1Eentire Mcintosh family has received death threats 07/.08/89 A08 5Violence, bigotry degrade country, flag, Ron Lanoue writes 07/.08/89 B07 1Flag sales soar amid conflict over burning 07/08/89 COl 2Flag-burning cancel led by Robert Mcintosh 07/09-/89 A01 2Robert Mcintosh says he never intended to burn a flag 07/0/,89 AOl 2Elected of ficials gather at LR to promote racial harmony 07/09/89 BOl 5Steve Clark commended for stand on flag-burning issue 07/.0 9/j89 COl 1Non-flag burning in LR got to be a national story 07/0/89 C03 1Flag ceremony at State Capitol replaces scheduled burning 07/;10f89 A01 5Police arrest Gary C Hudson near Capitol during flag rally 07/10-/89 AOl 5Police outnumber participants at flag ceremony at Capitol 07/10-/89 AOl 5Fort Smith editor rallies 20,000 to protest flag-burning 07/10-/;89 B01 1Tommy Robinson renews attack on Robel!t Mcintosh, flag-burning 07/11/.89 B06 4Gary C Hudson was not going to rally when arrested, atty says 07/12/89 B02 1Robert Mcintosh files slande r suit against Tommy Robinson 07/14/;89 B03 1Gov Bill Clinton plans state law to ban flag burning 07/15/89 AOl 6Racial harmony defeated hate-mongers. Jerry Dhonau writes 07/16/.89 C03 4Gordon Morgan column on the flag as symbol 07/16/89 C04 1Parnell Riley burns flag to protest racism 07/17/i39 BOS 1Groups want task force to combat racism in Arkansas 07/l&h89 B02 3Hate groups recruit in high schools, Suz anne Pharr says 07/21/89 B03 1State Rep Ron Fuller seeks suport for flag-burning amdt 07/21/89 B07 1Attys for Tommy Robinson want R Mcintosh to disclose finances 07i26/89 B04 5Slander suit against Tommy Robinson dropped by R Mcintosh 08/04/89 B07 3City of England leases sw imming pool for private operation 08-/:17/89 AOl 2England teacher Marilyn Roberts comments on bl acks 08-/17/89 A01 2No blacks use privately-operated swimming pool at England 08-/,17/89 AO l 2England's swimming pool arrangement is topic of column 08-/18/89 BOl 1Black who commented on England swimming pool is fired 08/22/89 B03 1Blacks seek resignation of England teacher Marilyn Roberts 08-/:22/89 B03 1England pol ice say black youth not fired, had worked out fine 08-/22/89 B03 1England teacher Marilyn Roberts resigns over racial furor 08-/23/;89 A01 5England School Bd reinstates teacher Marilyn Robe rts 08/24/,89 A0 1 2Columnist discusses handling of Marilyn Robe rts case 08/.25/89 B01 1Robert Mcintosh and Brett Keathley fined $100 08/25/89 BOl 2England School Bd may have violated FOI law 08/25/.89 B01 5Marilyn Roberts rehired by England School Bd on probation 08/25/89 BOl 5Blacks may boycott England Publ ic Schools 08-/,26/,89 BOl 5England was not equipped for racial storm, columnist writes 08/,27/89 BOl 1England Dist faces discrimination suit by black parents 08-/28-/89 AOl 2Suit seeks single-member dists for England school board 08-/·30-/;89 AO l 2Black group says plantation mentality exists at England 09-/01/;89 Bl3 1Em.ployment discrimination suit against State Hosp settled 09f22/89 BOl 5Settlement of 1978 case against State Hosp to cost $1 million 09/.22/89 BOl 5John W Walker celebrates settlement of State Hospital case 09-/25/89 BOl 5Religious group forms task force to fight racism 10/21/o89 E0 2 2Flag desecration bill introduced in Legislature 10-/ 27 /89 Al 2 3England Dist blacks propose two black dists for bd election 12/07/89 B03 2England Dist may redistrict bd zones to provide for blacks 12/,13/.89 B08 1CLARK, STINEsee alsoAttorney General (Ark)42

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Capital Punishmentsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Electric Powersee also Governor (Ark)see also Nursing Homessee also Politics and Govtsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous Materialssee also Pride House Care Corpsee also Substance Abusesee also TaxationProposes temporary sales tax to build four prisonsJohn Brummett column on idea for sales tax for prisonsReports rumor that US Supreme Ct to restrict Roe vs WadeCLAY COUNTYsee also PrisonsCLEAR-CUTTINGsee Forests and ForestryCLEMENTS, FE RRELL DEANsee also Substance AbuseCLEMENTS, KENNETH RAYsee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence Raysee also Substance AbuseCLEVER ENDEAVORsee Gam.esCLINTON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr2CLINTON, BILLsee also Governor (Ark)CLINTON, HILLARY RODHAMsee also Governor (Ark)Mrs Clinton stresses need for adult literacyCOALPlea guilty in $8 million natl coal fraud schemeTwo more plead guilty in coal investor fraud caseTrial begins for six accused of coal land fraudDebbie Smith testifies in trial in coal land schemeTestimony continues in al leged coal lands fraud schemeDefendant testifies he really believed coal was on landsBertsil Smith testifies he told employees coal was badBertsil L Smith says he sold interests in bad mine for moneyThree cleared in coal fraud conspiracy caseTestimony continues in trial of alleged schemeThree found innocent in coal land conspiracy caseCoal mine scam defendant gets 5 years in prisonAerth Development 's atty withdraws $80 million suitAerth suit grew out of failed coal mining ventureCOAL HILL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee al so Education 020COBB, OSROsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsCOCA-COLA BOTTLING OF ARKANSASFrank Lyon Jr sells firm to national Coca-Cola CoCOCK FIGHTINGsee Animals06{15{89 AOl 206/,15/89 BOl 106/17/89 AOl 210/13/89 B04 401/31/89 BOl 302/;03/89 BO 2 102/109-/,89 BOl 502/10/-89 BOl 602-Al 2/.89 B05 20 2/14/:89 B02 202/16/;89 BOl 602/17/;89 C02 202-/2&/89 BOl 203/-01/89 B04 103/02/,89 BOB 105/13/89 B03 109/06/,89 C02 1091:06/89 C02 107/-25/-89 AOl 643

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCOE. DAV ID ALLANsee also Actors and EntertainersCOHN. M M1 COTexas firm buying chain. source saysSale of chain to Dunlap Co is finalM M Cohn's to cl ose Main Street store in LRCohn's downtown store in LR closesCOLLIDE STATIONImage of area called unfair. inaccurateCOLLEX;ES AND UNIVERSITIESsee also Athleticssee also Baseballsee also Footballsee also Golfsee also Historic Buildings and Sitessee al so Stadiums and Arenassee also Tennissee also Track and Fieldsee also WeatherUALR responds to world economy with international studiesHigher educ lost in shuffle on opening day of Legis sessionPlan for annual review of faculty has some educators worriedDr Jack Smith wins suit against Rich Mtn of ficialsUALR students mark Hirohito' s deathNeeds. goals of UA system discussed by leadersBill for high school remedial courses passes HouseMarried students face complex responsibilitiesUALR pays $31.500 for Besendorfer pianoFence costing UALR $500,000 is on water lineBill for annual teacher evaluations backed by House panelHouse panel endorses bill on review of programsLegislature approves sum.mer study to overcome deficienciesCollege Fair in LR attract s 3.000 high school seniorsBill in Legis would exempt schools from some pre-audit rulesLegis panel gives grudging support to papetwork reductionHouse passes bills to aid minority teacher educ studentsBill to estab Bentonville community coll gets poor receptionRemedial courses at high school level becomes lawFour-year program for Fort Smith has backing of Gov ClintonUALR strikes deal with city over fence built above water lineBill in Legis would 1 imit graduate student teachingUniversity of the Ozarks has three new trusteesUA does research for Postal Service bar coding mailProducing one more graduate per county brings $2.6 millionWestark 4-yr plan would inv olve other universitiesProposed 4-yr program for Westark gets Senate panel backingWaterman Journal resumes publication at UAF after controversyWestark finds itself involved in political battle over statusWestark enrollment growth. 1928-1988 (graph)Feature article on bl acks and higher educ in ArkBlack enrollment and faculty at each state 4-yr schoolBlack enrollment rise and decline in Ark, 1974-87Westark program approved by House. sent to SenateTuition rise likely if tax bill fails, educators say03/28-f,89 COl 503/29-/89 AOl 211/25/89 Al l 212/09189 COl 202/,01/89 BOS 301/09-/89 BOl 501/,10/-89 A05 5Olfll/89 A07 301/:12/89 B03 101/13/89 BOl 201/-22/,89 C05 101/24/-89 A0 7 501/25/89 EOl 201/25/89 EOl 401/-26/89 AO l 401/27/89 A05 101/27/89 AOS 301/;27 /-89 AOS 301/29/89 B04 101/31l89 A06 201/31/89 A06 202/01/89 A09 302/01/:89 A09 602/:02/89 A07 602/03/:89 AOl 202/,04/89 BOl 202/05/89 A18 502/05/89 B06 602/06/89 COl 202/07-/S9 A04 302/,07/89 BOl 102/;09-/89 A06 302-/;10.h89 B05 102/12/89 BOl 202/1 2;/,89 BOl 302/12/89 B03 102/1 2/,89 B03 202/1 2/89 B03 502/14/89 A08 202/:15/.89 A0 9 144

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHarding Univ campus stirred by church habits of Dr IrelandShorter College layoff of state Rep William Walker announcedShorter College lays off 16 part-time teachersSavings bond-construction bond proposal stuck in Senate commDegree plan for Petit Jean Vo-Tech opposed by Education panelBill to restrict teaching by graduate students up in airJohn Miller proposes $1,000 grant to private coll studentsMoney for Univ of Ark nursing program held up in LegisUAPB called perfect for graduate fisheries programWestark Community Coll gets University CenterHumanities courses shoul d teach real values, professor writesRestriction of graduate asst teaachers referred for studyHouse approves tax on mixed drinks to aid UAMS improvementsArticle on forestry program at Univ of Ark at MonticelloLegislative session of 1909 produced four schoolsLegislature approves bonds with voter approvalHarding Univ to retain Dr Dwight Ireland on facultyGov Clinton vetoes bill aimed at aid for poor studentsUA Trustees assail lawmakers for lack of fundingScience and Technology Authority funds 14 proj ectsFaculty sala%)' raises unlikely without tax riseState budget for each college and university. 1988-89State budget increase for each college and univ, 1989-90New law allows bonds for college tuition, constructionNumber applying to UA Medical School rises by 9 pctUALR gets money for new Law School facil ityColumnist discusses use of UAF for University of ArkansasUniversity of Ark officials get ideas on cutting budgetUniversities cutting budgets or raising feesDr Earl Schrock, Dr Gary Melton honored for programsUCA, ASU lack money for training needed physical therapistsGraduate students prove their value as teachersUniversity of Ark at Little Rock cuts $900,000 from budgetASU, HSU, UCA to seek tuition increasesThree proposed programs deferred by Higher Educ BoardArkansas Tech, Hende rson, UAPB lead in enrollment increaseEnrollment in Ark cl imbed by 4.4 pct over last yearHende rson State raises tuition to $1200 per yearEnrollment listed for each state and private school in ArkArkansas State Univ raises tuition to $1400 per yearUALR Chancel lor Young says $900,000 shortfall can be metUniversity of Central Ark raises tuition by 14.3 pctUniversity of Central Ark gives sala%)' raise to al l employeesGraduation schedules and honorary degrees listedExcel lence-in-Teaching award winner leaving for higher payTop faculty leaving Ark for higher pay in other statesUniv of Ark at Little Rock seeks 18 pct tuition riseUniv of Ark to seek 18 pct tuition increaseStudents fran 5 largest dists enrolled in remedial work (tab)Students needing remedial work traced to poorer countiesStatistics for remedial students by dist, pct in programsFaculty panel at UA endorses stronger statement on tenureUniversity of Arkansas campuses raise tuition by 16 to 18 pctTuition at Ark schools compared with nearby states02/;17/89 AOl 602/;17f89 B04 502{:21/.89 B01 602/:22/89 A06 202-/:.22/-89 A07 602/.23/89 A08 10 2/23/89 A09 602/24/,89 A04 102/;25/89 DOB 102/i2&/,89 A07 103/;05/89 C04 103/08/89 A08 403-/,189 Al l 603/.11/89 EOl 203{112/89 cos 103f15/89 A04 103/,17/89 B04 503/18-/; 89 B02 303/,18-f 89 B06 103/:20/89 B02 103/27/89 BOl 503/.27 /89 B02 503/27/89 B02 503/.27/89 B06 404/02/89 B04 104/03/89 B02 104/;09-/-89 BOl 104/,13/89 AOl 204/.13!89 AOS 104/18-/i89 BOt 204/18-/89 BOl 504/19-/:89 EOl 204/20/89 BOl 404/ 22/89 AOl 204/22/89 BOl 204-/-.27/89 BOl 204/27 /E 9 BOl 204/27-f.89 BOl 204/,27 /.89 B04 304/;28-/;89 BOl 504h28f89 B02 104/29-/;89 BOl 604/.29/;89 BOl 604/,29-/;89 B04 404/3 0-/89 C01 105/03/89 AO l 205/03/-89 AOl 505-/

ARKANSAS GAZETIE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTuition trap widens for state studentsUALR academic neglect alleged by Dr Roger WebbAllen Herman, leader in superconductors research, leaves UAUniv of Colorado has high hopes for Dr Allen HermannJob prospects for college grads this year appear goodMost popular bachelors degrees in Ark and the nation (chart)More high school graduates are going on to collegeHende rson State program keeps would-be dropouts in schoolCorporate donations by Ark firms below averageContributions to Ark colleges shCM declinePrivate contributions shown for each college in ArkMany high school graduates leaving state for collegeUA restoration of Old Main is target of Robert McCord edDr Ivan Holms resigns journalism post at UAFOld Main renovation justified by UA officialsUniversity of Arkansas' Old Main rich in historyUCA's Dean Charles Hodge leaving state for higher payUniversity of Ark Trustees accept long-range planArkansas Tech's Japanese language program brings benefitsArkansas Tech Bd approves 14.3 pct tuition increaseAbout 28 pct of tenured professors will retire in the 1990sTenured faculty age groups, by univ, at Ark state schoolsNew Univ of Ark system tenure policy recommended to boardSouthern State refuses to raise tuition fees for fall semWestark to offer advanced degrees next yearUALR balances books for two yearsUA Strategic Planning Council repr conflicts with state planUALR has philosophy degree, no philosophy teacherAbout $10,000 may be missing from UA Campus Activities fundLow morale in UA' s Fulbright College noted in surveyGovernor' s Scholars favor UA and HendrixUAPB 's Eva McGee brings $8 million in grants to campusArticle examines higher educ in view of state budget cuttingMap sh

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTime not right for legis session. lawmakers say 08-/:0%89 A03 4Gov Clinton's retreat on education is topic of column 08-/.10f89 BOl 1Officials resigned to tax inaction by Governor and Legis 08/10-/.89 BOl 5UCA receives $975.000 donation fran Orville W McCastlain 08-/1 2/89 B03 1UA Chancel lor upbeat about education 08/,13/89 BOl 3UCA receives papers of Gerald L K Smith OSf,14/89 B03 1UALR professors get $990.684 grant to study day care effects 08-/.16{89 BOl 4Benton County .voters approve community college tax 08-/16/.89 BOS 1Community College to be unlike any other in state 08-/;17/89 B03 4Faculty departures rise by 32 pct as 102 professors quit 08/,1/,89 AOl 2Faculty turnover at Arkansas public universities 08-/:19-A 89 AOl 6Ray Thornton resigns as president of University of Ark System 08-/ 22t89 AOl 5UA Law School bar exam pass rate is 70 pct 08/22/.89 BOl 4UALR Law School bar exam pass rate is 90 pct 08/22/89 BOl 4UCA president Winfred Thompson urges new admissions policy 08-/,2289 B03 4Faculty pay lags behind regional averages 08/:2289 EOl 1Arkansas College Library receives $100.000 08/.23{89 B03 1UA fears loss of its ''world-class" faculty 08/,25/89 B03 2UALR enrol ls 10. 7 38 students. turns away others 08/:26189 BOl 2Ray Thornton gets mixed reviE!W's on performance as UA pres 08-/ 28-/89 BOl 4University of Central Arkansas enrollment climbs to 6.941 08/:2&/:89 B03 1Gary Chamberlain named interim president of Univ of Ark syste 08-/29/89 BOl 2Dr Allen Hermann saw no indication things getting better 08/:29/;89 B03 4Arkansas State Univ enrol ls record 9.274 students 09/02/:89 B03 4Henderson State breaks record enrollent set in 1969 09{04/89 B03 1Hendrix College has classes with more teachers than students 09A05{,89 B03 4Arkansas College receives $5 .25 million from Frank Lyon 09/06"/.89 BOl 2Enrol lment up 5 pct at state col leges in Ark 09/;06/89 B02 1Harding Univ's American Studies Institute honored 09/,07/89 B03 3UAPB hiring teachers to meet increased enrollment 09/07/89 B03 6Needs of UALR discussed by Robert McCord col umn 09/07/89 B07 1ASU police avoid arrests of students. officer says 09/08!89 A0 1 5Enrollment up despite rises in tuition at state schools 09/;09/89 BOl 5ASU pol ice officers argue policy on arrests of students 09/09/89 BOl 6Southern Arkansas University Tech is in industrial park 09/.lfr/89 FOl 2Henderson State's President Charles Dunn teaches cl asses 09/11/89 B03 1Slime photos by Dr William R Bowen of UALR is medical first 09/11[89 BOS 2ACT. SAT scores of Arkansas students sh sl ight decline 09/;12/;89 AOl 6Mississippi County Community receives $1.5 million gift 09A1 2f89 B03 1UAM graduates Daniel and Charlotte Horniday donate to fund 09/;1 2/89 B03 3East Arkansas Comm.unity College sets record enrollment 09/,13/89 B03 1Muslim exhibit at UALR target of telephoned bomb threat 09/,14/.89 BOl 5UALR delays evacuation of bldg after bomb threat received 09{14/.89 BOl 5Landscape degree program at UA wins accreditation 09/:16/89 B03 1UAF cancels traditional Legislative Weekend 09/19/,89 BOl 2Garland County Community Coll has enrollment of 1.800 09/19-/;89 B03 3Winthrop Rockefeller Trust donates $1 million to Hendrix Coll 09/22/.89 AOl 2Shorter College searching for nE!W' president 09/22t89 BOl 5Arkansas Tech gets $850.000 grant for nuclear center 09/22/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLUniv of Oz arks teacher education program accredited by NCATEUALR names building for Dr G Robert RossUniversity of Central Ark policy on tenure questionedDr Allen Hermann urges legislators to do job or get outSteve Clark proposes state pay tuition for some studentsOld fieldhouse at Arkansas State Univ being razedDiscussion of idea of upgrading vo-techs to col legesArkansas State Univ enrollment of 9.181 is recordStudents hol d rallies to promote increased state fundingArkansas Tech honors Raymond Burnett. Ragon KinneyFinancial mismanagement at UAPB chgd by devel opment distHigher Educ Bd adopts plan calling for sharp budget increasesCore curriculum promoted for all college studentsTwo UCA professors get NASA research grantsArkansas College aims to be one of nation' s top collegesArkansas College 's $38 mil lion endCMment is state 's largestTuition costs at col leges still a worryLand survey ing degree program at UALR is uniqueUALR plans to renovate GIT bldg draw Historic Dist interestHendrix College students vote to retain trimester systemArkansas College donates land for new public schoolEvangelist James G Gilles punched by female student at SAUGeorgraphy quiz scores rise at UALRUALR journalism lab expanding with aid of Gannett FoundationUniversity of Arkansas has rash of bomb threatsUALR to seek increase in minority law studentsDonaghey Fdn-UALR tie needs to be examined, John Miller saysUniversity of Arkansas fears faculty shortage may developUAPB officials respond to loss of Youth Development ProgramUniversity of Ark pesticide reduction program not fundedUniversity of Ark receives Altheimer Fdn funds for greenhouseHendrix College to name bldg for former pres Matt EllisUALR' s proposed rise in minimum gpa fuels debateEnrollment data for Fall 1988 and 1989 (tabl e)Enrollment hits record high in ArkUniv of Central Ark has new admis sion policyUniv of Central Ark library expansion ge ts approvalUniv of Ark and secular humanism discussed by Brian BoltonUniversity of Ark at Little Rock may overhaul grade standardsUALR board keeps ey e on indebtednessWestark Community Coll objects to vo-tech nursing programWestark's obj ection was to program at vo-tech in OzarkWestark and vo-tech school agree on nursing degree programUCA chapter of Phi Beta Sigma suspended 3 yrs for hazingGoals for year 2000 proposed by panelUniversity of Ark for Medical Sciences class makeup changingArkansas State Technical Institute trains for technical workArkansas State Technical Institute is part of ASU BeebeUniversity of Arkansas Board short of money and hopeCollege newspaper editors want access to campus police filesSAU Bray editor seeks data from campus police filesArticle de scribes typical day in life of UAMS studentArk State Technical Institute offers medical lab tech degreeVo-tech. community coll mergers favored by Dr Gerald Fisher09/30/89 B03 110f04/,89 C02 210/07/89 B03 110-/07/89 B03 2lQf0&/:89 BOl 1lOfOB/. 89 B02 1lOf0&/;89 cos 110/10-/:89 B03 210/·12/89 BOl 510/12/89 DOl 510-/ 13{.89 BOS 110f14/89 BOl 210-fl 5-/;89 C03 110-/20{89 B03 210-/,23/.89 B03 410-/23/89 B03 410/25/89 B03 411/02/89 EOl 211/03/89 B09 111/.04/89 B03 111/05}89 B02 211/,o&AB9 B03 611/08/·89 BOB 111/10./89 B03 111/10/89 B03 111-/.10/-89 B03 411/10-/:89 BOB 5llf,llt89 B03 411/16/,89 B03 411/16/.89 COl 411/,17/89 B03 1l l/124/89 B03 111/3

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLUALR to establish peace educ program with Peace Links fundsArkansas lags behind region in spending on higher educationHendrix and Arkansas College drop from list of nation' s bestUniversity of the Ozarks to of fer its first graduate courseSouthern State Univ student editor gets access to reportsEnrollment increases for fall semester, but budgets decl ineTotal of 82,823 enrol led in publ ic and private colls in ArkCandidates for president of University of Arkansas listedRemedial enrollment increases at state collegesMississippi County College receives $1 million donationUCA to estab Institute for Study of Educational PolicyHende rson State Univ celebrating centennialUniversity of Ark for Medical Sciences has 2,961 employeesCOLLIER,. DAMONsee also Murders - Collier, DamonCOLLIER, TOMsee also Substance AbuseCOLLINS, DOTSONsee also Agricultural Stabilization Conservation ServiceCOLLINS, JOANMiss Collins makes promotional appearance at Park PlazaCOLORED PEOPLE, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OFsee also Children and Youthsee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Educationsee also Murders - Mason, Marj orie LCOMMEMORATIVE COMMIS SION (ARK)Lucy Robinson resigns as director of agencyCOMMUNITY SERVICEsee VolunteersCOMPANIES AND FACTORIESsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsoAZ TechnologiesAdvanced Laundry and Research IncAlltel CorpAmerican Telephone and Telegraph CoAmerican Transportation CoArkansas Best CorpArkansas Eastman CoArkansas Freightways CorpArkansas General IndustriesArkansas-Oklahoma Gas CoArkla IncArm.bruster-Stageway IncBP Chemicals IncBaldor Electric CoBancroft Cap CoBekaert GroupBelden Wire and CableBemis CoBig River IIBig River IncBridgestone-Firestone IncBright Water FarmCaddo Apparel Manufacturing Inc12;615"89 B08 312il 5/;89 BO 9 112/.17/,89 B04 512/,22/89 BOS 112/ 22/89 B05 212/22/;89 BOS 412/.22/89 BOS 412/;22-/;89 Bl 1 312f23/S9 AOl 212/;23/89 B05 112/.25/.89 B03 2l 2·/i26/.89 B03 112/27/89 AOl 510/;26/;89 BOl 6Ql{,27/89 B04 349

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee 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 al sosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoseesee alsoalsoseealsoCapital Buyers IncCarrier CorpCedar Chemical CorpCentury Mill SupplyCentury Tube CorpChicopee IncColleges and UniversitiesCooper Tire CoCrain Industries IncCustom EnterprisesDillard Department StoresDollar Genel!'al CorpDottley 's Spice Mart IncDow Chemical CoDuracraft Boats IncEarnhart Coachworks IncEconomic Conditions and TrendsEl Dorado Chemical CoElectronic Data Systems IncEntergy CorpEnvironmental Systems CoFMC CorpFruit of the Loom IncGeneral Dynamics CorpGeneral FoodsGrace . W E, CoHeekin Can CoHickory Springs Manufacturing CoHollis and CoHudson Foods IncJ M Products CoKay, William, Manufacturing CoKimberly-Clark CorpKlipsch and AssociatesLion Oil CoLonoke Manufactur ing CoMaybelline CompanyMid-America PackagingMid-South Bottling CoMiddle South UtilitiesModus IncMoel ler Manufacturing CoMonroe Auto Equipment CoMountain Valley Water CoMunro and CoMurphy Oil CoNabholz Construction CoNational Survival Games IncNekoosa Papers IncNorth Anson Reel CoNucor-Yamato Co0 K Industries IncPetit Jean Poultry IncPilgrim Industries50

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee al.soPollutionPoulan-Weed Eatel!Precision Industries IncPride House Care CorpQuality Technol ogies IncRaz orback Steel CorpReltoc Manufacturing CoRiceland Foods IncRiverside Furniture CoRudy's Farm CoSanyo Manufacturing CorpSara Lee HoiseE)' CoSeaArk Marine IncSeba IncSharper Image CorpShunt TechnologySkia CorpSoark SportswearSouthern Steel and Wire CoSphinx Mining IncStark Manufacturing IncSugar Creek FoodsSun IndustriesSuperior Industries InternationalSuperior Surgical Manufacturing CoSystematics IncTCBY Enterprises IncTandy Brand AccessoriesTherma Tru Co1'pTimex CorpTokusen USA IncTrefilARBEDTyson Foods IncU S Vanadium CoUSAble CorpUnifirst CorpUnited Arkansas CorpUnited States Forgecraft CorpWest Helena-Helena Sportswear CoWeyerhaeuser Corpsee also Whirlpool CorpTop ten plant expansions in Ark in 1988Jobs created in Logan and Frankl in CountiesEight pressure washer plants located in Northwest ArkPine Bluff in contention for maj or distribution centerFastest growing firms include five in ArkTwo firms considering locating at LR PortFirms invest in facilities for workout s by employeesAshley County ready with $500.000 grant for new industryHighland Industiral Park at Camden includes SAU TechHighland Industrial. Park at Camden puts 51400 to workArkansas is full of budding entrepreneursMississippi County has seven maj or industrial. employersCOMPUTER SERVICES DE PARTMENT (ARK)01/:16/89 COl 10 2-/,23/-89 C03 102/.27 /89 COl 202/;2&/,89 COl 203/.03/89 C02 306/27 f89 COl 208/,07 /89 COl 2OM12/.89 COl 209/10/-89 FOl 209-AlO-f,89 FOl 511/-13/;89 COl 312/lOf.89 FOl 351

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OOLDept director tells officials when reporters check recordsCOMPUTERS AND DATA PROCE SSING09-/03/89 COl 1see also Agriculturesee also Contracts and Purchasing, Govtsee also MapsPornographic pictures pranpt action by UALRCONPGRA INC10-/06/.89 BOS 5see also Tyson Foods IncEl Dorado poultry plant fined $21.000 for odor emissionsCONGRESSArticle lists honoraria kept by Ark delegation last year 0101/89 COl lArk delegation plan to keep course they set in last session 01/02/89 AOl 5Bill Alexande r on drug study tour of Puerto Rico 01/05/.89 BOl 5John P Hammerschmidt fights for subsidized air service 01{:07/-.89 BOl 5Portia Mittleman heads staff of Sen Special Comm on Aging 01/11/89 BOl 2Dale Bumpers says Reagan 's budget going nowhere in Congress Oltll/89 BOl 3David Pryor to vote against Congressional pay hike Ollll/i89 B03 5Dale Bumpers opposes pay raise for Congress as 'obscene' 01/1 2/:89 A03 1Bill Al exander returns fran drug trafficing study 01/18/;89 B04 6Dale Bumpers advocates more trade with Soviets to aid farmers 01/22/,89 BOB 1Tommy Robinson asks dismissal of debt suit from D C court 01/24{89 A07 1Democrats in delegation score above avg on liberal rating 01/24/:89 A07 5Legis approves naming part of US Hwy 71 for J P Hammerschmidt 01/2689 B02 6Tommy Robinson fails to get seat on Education and Labor Comm 01/27/89 A05 5Bill Alexander pledges aid for rice farmers in foreign market 01/27/89 COl 4Stand of Ark members on Congressional pay raise 01/2&/89 A06 4Senator Dale Bumpers comments on Delta Commission makeup 01/2/.89 B04 5Dale Bumpers. Dav id P1!'}'or on short list of power brokers Olf2h89 COl lMike Gibson says he may seek First Dist seat in 1990 01/2/;89 C01 1Tommy Robinson says he will not switch to Republican Party Olt3lf89 BOl 1Tommy Robinsons says he will not run for gov of Ark in 1990 01/31/.89. BOl lArkansas delegation split on amt of Congressional pay raise 02/03/.89 A07 2Bill Alexander gets protests on Congressional pay hike 02-/1041.89 AOl 6Tommy Robinson changes to oppose hefty pay raise 02t05/;89 COl 1State delegation pensions woul d grow with salaey increases 02/05-/.89 COl 4Bill Alexander's pitch for Cuba trade attacked by R McCord 02/05/:89 C03 lDale Bumpers urges tree planting to combat global heating 02/06/.89 AOl 6Pay raise controversy divides Ark delegation 02/07/89 A03 6How legislators survive in Washington 02/;07/89 EOl 2Arkansas delegation votes 'no 1 on salaey rise 02/08-/;89 A03 1Senators Dale Bumpers. David Pryor lean to 'no' note on Tower 02/10/89 AOl 2Ark delegation generally favorable to President Bush's speech 02/10-/89 A05 3GOP campaign in Illinois used tape made by Tom.my Robinson 02{;11/.89 AOl 2Tape made by Tommy Robinson may have cost him committee post 02/11/89 AOl 2Tom.my Robinson blames Beryl Anthony for denial of comm seat 02/11 1/89 AOl 2American Conservative Union scorecard on Ark delegation 02/,17/89 B06 3Dale Bumpers assails ad avowing free money for minority firms 02/.17/89 C02 5David Pryor wants GAO study of bank bd hiring of auditor 02/117/89 C02 5Tommy Robinson comments on Marj orie Mason murder case 02/22/89 AOl 2Tommy Robinson says he will remain in Democratic Party 02/23/89 AlO 2Bill Alexander criticizes Tommy Robinson for disloyalty 02/;24/89 B02 1Tommy Robinson tells Gov Clinton that Fairchild not beaten 02/.25/89 AOl 2Tommy Robinson returns fire at Beryl Anthony . Bill Alexander 02/25/:89 A07 lTommy Robinson will 1 get even' within Democratic Party 02/,.26/,89 C01 l52

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTommy Robinson misses facts in Fairchild case. article saysDale Bumpers article on Midgetman edge over MX missileScholar believes Tommy Robinson holding talks on GOP switchJerral Jones expresses pride in Tommy Robinson's performanceTommy Robinson ends feud with Beryl AnthonyTommy Robinson will remain in Democratic PartyTommy Robinson may raise funds for 1990 governor's raceBill Alexander, Tommy Robinson pledge to end feudTommy Robinson outraged by court stay of Fairchild executionDavid Pryor leads hearing on boarding homes conditionsDinner raises $600,000 for David Pryer 's election war chestDavid Pryor begins raising funds for re-election campaignBill Alexande r supports more govt involvement in drug warSenator Dale Bumpers argue s for funds to expand UA farm workBill Al exande r says US budget deficit underreported to publicArkansas delegation piling up campiagn moneyDale Bumpers chastizes president for weapons uncertaintyBill Alexander requests $2.7 mil lion for Eaker AFBBill Alexande r' s campaign debt erased with money-raiserBeEyl Anthony raises questions about Newt GingrichBill Alexander going to Guatemala for conf on fuelsTommy Robinson wants federal law to speed death sentenceTommy Robinson deserves credit for minimum wage rise ef fortTommy Robinson not talking about statewide race in 1990Bill Alexander will file ethics complaint against GingrichDale Bumpers' concern for disappearing forests discussedT Robinson sends anti-abortion message to pro-choice groupTommy Robinson introduces bill to speed execution of convictsDavid Pryor offers incentive to keep retiree benefitsDavid Pryor urges quick action for farmers hurt by freezeDavid Pryer's complaints lead to SSA pol icy change on nos.Arkansas delegation supports House Speaker Jim WrightTommy Robinson cal ls status of Jim Wright disturbingBill Alexander. Beryl Anthony take up fight for Jim WrightBill Alexande r tries to teach Democrats to fight backDavid Pryor attends farm bill hearing at MarionBill by Tommy Robinson would require military ads in papersNew questions about Gingrich put foEWard by Bill AlexanderTommy Robinson's bill to speed executions take s a beatingInformant links Tommy Robinson to scheme to have burglar shotTommy Robinson cal ls informant 's statement 'ludicrous'Democrats must fight back or lose, Bill Alexande r saysCharlotte Jones, 22, gets $60,000 as T Tobinson's top aideDavid Pryor, Tommy Robinson oppose FSX pact with JapanTommy Robinson defends $60,000 pay to Charlotte JonesTommy Robinson says $60,000 pay shCMS commitment to youthJohn Brummett column on issue of pay of Charlotte JonesAnother way to measure Charlotte' s pay (John Brummett column)Tommy Robinson risks perception of favoritism in aide 's payState Rep Ron Fuller defends Robinson's bill on executionsTommy Robinson says talk of raise for C Jones was a jokeReagan, Bush dictated high Medicare premiums, D Bumpers saysAnti-union group rates House delegationTommy Robinson just a bully. Deborah Mathis writes02/26/89 C03 10226/:89 C04 102/.27/89 BOl 102/:28/89 BOl 103-/.01/89 A03 103/;01/89 A03 l03/02{;89 A03 l03/05/,89 BOl 203/,o5-A89 B02 403/10-/89 A04 503/11189 A06 203/.12/89 Al l 103/.13/-.89 B03 503/,15/.89 C02 403/.15/89 C02 503/.19/89 AOl 503/19{;89 Al S 103/,21/89 B02 103/2289 A07 503/124/89 A08 503/·28/89 A05 503/29-/.89 B04 103/31/,89 BOl 104/i02{;89 BOl 104/i0&/89 AOl 204/,09-/-89 COl l04/.ll/i89 AOl 204/14/,89 B06 204/;.14/;89 B06 304/14/89 C02 504/;151:89 B04 304/18-189 A06 104-/;23/.89 BOl 104/;23/89 COl 104/:26/89 B03 504/126/89 COl 504/27 /89 AlO 504/.2&/89 B06 105/,Ql/89 AOl 205-/-.04/.89 AOl 2OS'/.04/189 AOl 205/04/.89 B07 105/:0589 AOl 205/,05/;89 B06 605/.06/.89 AOl 205/;06/.89 AOl 205/,06/.89 BOl 105/.07/89 BOl 105/.07/:89 COl 105/,0&/.89 B04 305/0/89 AOl 605/,0%89 B04 405/.-09/89 COl 105f,10/89 BOS 153

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansas delegation supports President Bush on Panama 05/.1 2/.89 A09 1David Pryor works to get sale of soybean oil to Russia 05/il 2/89 C02 5Tommy Robinson wants Gen Manuel Noriega brought to trial now 05/13/89 A03 4Jerry Jones says he did not get job for his daughter 05/il3f89 BOl 2Tommy Robinson cannot bul ly everyone. Scott Trotter says 05fl3i89 BOB 1J P Hammerschmidt to attend inauguration of Paraguay 's pres 05/;13{89 BlO 6Dale Bumpers says Manuel Noriega no threat to Panama Canal 05/14/89 A03 5State Rep Ron Ful ler to seek seat if Robinson does not 05tl4f.89 B03 1Jimmy Carter disagrees with Tommy Robinson on Panama 05il6f89 AOl 2Tommy Robinson makes stinging reply to Jimmy Carter 051.16/:89 AOl 2Charlotte Jones' salaey justified. colleague says 05/17/,89 BOl 1Pay of Charlotte Jones attracts national media attention 05/;17/89 B02 1Poem on pay for Tommy Robinson aide Charlotte Jones 05/l&/89 BOl lSenators Bumpers and Pryor release financial disclosures 05/;2/89 BOl 2Arkansas senators' honoraria listed 05/;2/89 B08 4Ark delegation reports on assets and debts 05/23/,89 AOl 5Tom.my Robinson's assets approach $1 million. debts increase 05/.23/89 AOl 5Charlotte Jones says father had nothing to do with he?' job 05/.23/;89 A04 1Honoraria listed for each Ark representative 05/,23/89 A04 3Tommy Robinson not sorry for 'stick it ' comment to Mrs Gordon 05/:23/;89 BOl 1Beryl Anthony . Bill Alexander targets of Bipartisan Coalition 05-h25i89 BOl lBipartisan Coalition seeks election of conservatives 05/25/.89 BOl 1Tommy Robinson donated.a to Bipartisan Coalition, column says 05/.25f89 BOl 1Arkansas State Univ paid Bill Alexander for speech 05/:25/;89 BOl 2Taxpayers pick up bill for Robinson flight on J erey Jones jet 05-/26/89 AO 1 2Jerry Russell explains T Robinson role in PAC fund 05/;26/89 BOl 1David Pryor wants more money for police. not prisons 05/.26/;89 B04 4Debts of Arkansas delegation listed 05/.26/89 B07 1Tommy Robinson outraged by Gazette's rept on use of plane 05/;27/89 B02 lBeryl Anthony seeks House maj ority whip post 05/2&/89 AOl 5David Pryor. Dale Bumpers want Morris Arnold on Appeals Court 05/2&/.89 AOS 5How Tommy Robinson does things others can 't (Brummett column) 05/;2&/89 BOl 1Jerry Jones says ethics behind fare charged Robinson 05{2&/:89 B07 1Arkansas delegation moved by Jim Wright 's resignation speech 06/01/89 AlO 4Beryl Anthony pushing for House Democratic whip post 06/02/89 BOl 2Tommy Robinson says donation not for defeat of colleagues 06A03/a89 BOl 1David Pryor wants Social Security Adm made independent agent 06{0389 B04 6Tommy Robinson tells state empl oyees they deserve more 06{04/.89 BOS 4Tommy Robinson critical of George Bush on China handling 06/;06/-89 BOl 2Columnist John Brummett discusses Beryl Anthony 's ambitions 06/.07/:189 BOl 1Dale Bumpers seeks ovel!'haul of 117-yr-old mining law 06/:07/139 C02 1Ray Thornton candidacy would be welcomed. Ernest Dumas writes 06/,09189 B09 1Tommy Robinson refused Charlotte Jones' resignation offer 06/.1189 BOl 2Jerry Jones says Tommy Robinson cannot be 'fixed' 06/;11/89 AOl 2Ark Delegation varies on sanctions for China 06/.11{89 Al7 1Proposed FDA fees would burden smal l firms. Bumpers says 06/14f.89 C06 1Beeyl Anthony 's bid for House Democratic whip falls far short 06/15i89 A03 lDale Bumpers ranks low on amt of mass mailings 06/17/;89 A03 1Beryl Anthony 's defeat in whip race has positive side 06/.1&/;89 COl 1Tommy Robinson says farm ownership put him in debt 06/19-f89 AOl 2David Pryor sends interns to check federal hiring practices 06/2/89 BOl 5Article on activities delegation not likely to mention 06f.20/.89 BOS 1Beryl Anthony asserts committee debt grew unde r him 06/23/89 B06 1John P Hammerschmidt honored for pro-business votes 06/23/;89 COl 154

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDavid Pryor 's fair code for taxes adopted by SenateDavid Pryor seeks to end Electoral CollegeAll four House members co-sponsoring bills to protect flagBill Alexander introduces bill to bar flag desecrationTommy Robinson cal ls Robert Mcintosh 'yellow-bellied coward 'Tommy Robinson offers to fight Robert Mcintosh over flagDavid Pryor inter1iewed on wide range of topicsMike Gibson to seek Dem nomination in lst Cong DistDale Bumpers says flag burners shoul d be ignoredTommy Robinson say s he would like to hit Robt Mcintosh hardSen Dale Bumpers says South Korea shoul d n

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGOP gained one of the big spenders in Tommy Robinson 08{0-489 Bll 1All four Reps from Ark join in slashing military spending 08/05/89 AOl 2Sen David Pryor seeks to protect rights of older Americans 0&/05/89 BOB 3State politicians comment on Tommy Robinson switch to GOP 08-A06/89 B03 1Bill Alexande r vague on details of staff's temporary raises 08-/.06/,-89 COl 1Tommy Robinson reassures Bill Becker on his labor stand 08/06/89 COl 1Sen David Pryor comments on disaster relief farm bill 08-/07/89 AOl 2Reps J P Hammerschmidt , Bill Alexande r have deep cash pools O&f..07/89 BOS 1Rep Tommy Robinson explains vote to cut defense budget 081;08/;89 BOl 5Tom.my Robinson's defection to GOP discussed by columnist O&t08f89 B07 4Rep Bill Alexander getting tough with Newt Gigerich on ethics 08-/09/:89 BOl 1Not a real party animal , Rep Tommy Robinson says 08/;0/;89 BOB 2Gov Bill Clinton blasts Tommy Robinson criticism of educ 08/.10/;89 B08 1Rep Tommy Robinson suggests desegregation plan for Ark 08-/,1/89 BOB 1Rep Tommy Robinson attends GOP function at Fort Smith 0&/.11/89 B04 1Financial donations to Dale Bumpers, David Pryor listed 08/.1189 BOS 1List of PAC contributions to Sen David Pryor O&A11f89 B09 1Rep Tommy Robinson pledges fight against gun import ban 0813t89 A03 3Rep Bill Alexander carries bal l alone on Gingrich charges 08/;13/9 BOl 1Sen Dale BUiilpers has doubts about Stealth bomber 0&/14/,89 BOB 1Rep Tommy Robinson speaks at Clarksv ille 0&/;1 8-/;89 B03 1Sen David Pryor and mass mailings is topic of column O&h20/89 COl 1Rep Tommy Robinson wants utilities to have 30 yrs for refunds OSl,21/89 AOl 2Sen David Pryor to host long-te care hearing at LR 08-/,21/:89 BOl 2Ray Thornton's resignation of UA post may signal candidacy 0&/;22/89 AOl 5Sen David Pryor hol ds health bearings in Little Rock 0&/23/89 AOl 2Ron Ful ler throws bash for Tommy Robinson in Little Rock 08-/;24/;89 A1 2 1Ron Fuller will seek GOP nomination for 2nd Dist seat 0&/;24/:.89 Al 2 1Sen Dale Bumpers will scrap to get C-17s assigned to LRAFB 0&/:24/:89 A12 4Sen Dale Bumpers applauded by smal l business

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRep Bill Alexander cal ls agri embargoes ineffective, harmfulFour House members fl!'om Ark support Bush on capital gains taxRep Tommy Robinson was mediator on NLR-LRAFB disputeSen Dale Bumpers says outlook for Delta area funding grimRay Thornton to disclose political plans in weekSen Bumpers, Pryor vote to outlaw flag desecrationJim Guy Tucker may enter contest for Dem naninationPoll shOflls Jim Guy Tucker ahead of Tommy Robinson among DemsSen David Pryor unl ikely to have opponent for re-electionRay Thornton revives his trust theme for campaignRay Thornton begins campaign for 2nd Dist Dem nominationJim Guy Tucker now healthy and wealthy, John Brummett writesSen Dale Bumpers critical of Panama rebels letting Noriega goSen David Pryor asks Air Force. FAA to resolve NLR disputeDelegation vote on flag-burning banSen Dale Bumpers cal ls delta poverty 'most pervasive shame'Sens David Pryor, Dale Bumpers vote against flag amdtRep Beeyl Anthony gets coveted trade committee seatRep Bill Alexander pushes on with probe of Newt GingrichRep Bill Alexander assailed by Newt Gingrich aideTommy Robinson voted against Calif earthquake appropriationRep Bill Alexander fuels inquiry on Newt GingrichTommy Robinson vote against earthquake aid criticizedRep Bill Alexander in thick of allegations against GingrichSen Dale Bumpers addresses Arkansas Library Assn convSen David Pryor says DOE policy invites conflict of interestSen Dale Bumpers asks why build subs we may soon scrapSen David Pryor seeks to stall or halt cuts in MedicaidSen Dale Bumpers named Conservationist of the Year by NPCAReps Alexander, Anthony and Hammerschmidt voted for pay raiseSen David Pryor calls for curbs on rising drug costsSen Dale Bumpers votes for pay raise, David Pryor againstTommy Robinson predicts repeal of Congressional salary raiseSen Dale Bumpers gets ban of US support of foreign cropsFonner Ark Congressmen discuss Congressional pay raisesMike Gibson has been running against Bill Alexander for 5 mosRep Bill Alexandel!' believes Eake r AFB to get B-2 bombersSen Dale Bumpers pushes for tighter control of pension fundsArkansas delegation sees standof f in aid to El SalvadorSen Dale Bumpers agrees with President Bush on PhilippinesSen David Pryor pushes bill to benefit farmsCandidate Ray Thornton addresses Conway groupSen David Pryor sees bigger US presence in ColombiaSen David Pryor blasts end of Social Security for poor peopleFederal Judge Morris Arnold denies plan to oppose David PryorSen Dale Bumpers applauds Pres Bush on Malta conferenceSen David Pryor hopes Ark doctors to benefit from new rulesSen Dale Bumpers interviewed on changing events in EuropeMike Gibson outlines issues he will raise in Dist 1 raceMike Gibson campaigns hard to unseat Bill Alexande rArkansas Congressional delegation backs Panama invasionFEC questions money for 1990 David Pryor campaignCONSERVATIVE UNION, AMERICANsee also Congress09-/;28-/.89 C02 609/129/89 AOl 509/29A89 B07 610/0289 BOl 110-/-02/..89 B03 110-/-06189 AOl 610-/06/89 B03 110f,08f89 BOS 1l 0-/.09/:89 B06 1lct/;11/89 BOl l10/11/.89 BOl 210/;1 2/89 BOl 11QP1289 B03 310-/:,l 2/89 B03 410/.13/.89 AOl 610-/;17·h89 BOl 510f20/89 AOl 510/;20-/:89 A03 310/.23/;89 AOl 510/24/89 A03 110/126/'89 A04 110/27/89 B09 110/28/89 B06 110/29-/.89 BOl 211/06/:89 B06 311/07/89 A05 411/08-A89 BOY· 411/:l l/;89 B03 l11/16/89 A08 511/,17/89 B03 611/17·/:89 B06 211/18- 89 AOl 611/21/189 BOl 211/:22/89 C02 1llf.26/89 cos 1llf.2/; 89 BOl 112-hOl/89 AOS 412t03/89 BOS- 4l 2{..04/.89 A03" 1121,os-t89 A03 512fOS/89 C02 512/;06/;89 B07 11 2/.10 8-/ 89 BO 9 112/i0/89 B12 312/-10-/.89 BOl 112/:.10/89 B03 412fl0-/,89 COl 3l 2{;10-/-.89 cos 112/14/-89 Bll 112/.17/89 BOl 612/21/:89 A14 512/,30/89 BOS 457

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OJLCONSERVE CAPITAL CORPsee also Stocks and BondsCONSTABLESsee PoliceCONSULTANTS TO GOVERNMENTsee Mental Health and DisordersCONTESTS AND PRIZESBungled radio contest saved by honesty of Verna DameConway prisoner wins $1.000 in McDonald's contestPrisoner sends away for his $1 .. 000 McDonald's winningPaula Deist.. of Hot Springs wins $1 million contestPaula Deist reveals plans for use of her $1 million winningsCONTRACTS AND PURCHASING .. GOVT06/,17/89 AOl09/0S/;89 B0309-/06f89 B0311/,23/.89 B0311/25-/.89 B03344SSsee also Munroe and CoState Sen Doug Brandon sells goods to House on low bid 01/07/89 B03 1Vilonia of ficials cleared on allegations on city purchases 01/:11/89 B02 2Micro Shop sues for state contract for microcomputers 03/09/.89 B04 3FBI clears Marshall in security system purchase for Mansion 03/17/:89 B07 3Tax used to pay NRA memberships for 8 prison workers 04f1St89 B06 3AFOA head benefits from agency use of his travel agency 04/,28-/89 A09 1AHTD bought $93 _.743 in travel tickets from ex-commissioner 0Sft07/89 BOl 2State finds nothing wrong in Doug Brandon sales to Senate 0613/;89 B06 lProbe of purchasing practices called for by Sheffield Nelson 06/.23/89 B02 6Textile Maintenance cited by Nelson as example for probe need 06/23{89 B02 6Textile Maintenance product did not meet EPS specifications 06/23/89 B02 6Lobbyist for Gov Clinton does computer work for his office 0&/;18{89 BOl 3Lawsuit over laundry suppl ies goes to court 08/24/;89 BOS 4State highway bid procedure disputed before Supreme Court 09{06/-:89 BOS 1NLR bans board and comm members fran dealing with city 09-/112{.89 BOl 6Medicaid handl er for state criticiz ed by angry lawmakers 09f,1Sh89 BOl 2Faulty computer system a headache for W J ''Bill" Mccuen 09/19189 BOl 2AHTD procedures for road bids upheld by Ark Supreme Court 09/.19-/,89 BOS 1Bill Mccuen says he was misled on Talleyrand Corp computers 09-20/89 BO! 5Bill Mccuen took no bids on new computer system 09-/120/.89 BOl 5W J McCuen's assertions questioned 09-/21/.89 BOS 2John Brummett discusses W J McCuen 's 'can-dos' Of.22/89 BOl 1State owes $5S.OOO more on computer system Mccuen bought 09-/.23/.89 AOl 2W J McCuen did not receive all pieces of computer ordered 0/.23/89 AOl 2Bill Clinton says check needed on purchases by officials 0/;23/89 BOS 2Top elected of ficials lack restrictions in purchasing 09-/:24-/..89 COl lBill McCuen says he may not take bids on future purchases 0/.26/,89 BO! 5NLR bought boat, extras without bids 12/22/89 B04 5State alleges it got bad antifreeze from Hoover Oil of PB 12/28-/.89 AOl 2CONWAYsee also Buildings and OfficesAnnexation would create islands in western part of city 12·/:05{89 B03 1CONWAY COUNTYsee also Alcoholic Beveragessee al so PoliceVoters approve county-wide sales tax08{09-/; 89 B03 2CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap23 My9 MylO Myll My1 2 My19 Je14 Ag14 030see Education NSCOOK, SAM58

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also AthleticsCOOKSEY• SYBLEsee also Murders - Cooksey. SybleCOOLEY• ARCHIEsee also FootballCOOLING AND HEATINGAnonymous donor adds funds for weatherization of homes12/27/89 B03 2COOPER COMMJNITIES INCSenior of ficers to live in Cooper communities11/:29-/.89 C02 4COOPER TIRE COExpansion at Texarkana to add 100 new jobs03/;l&f.89 COl SCOOPER. VICTORsee also Murders - Cooper, VictorCOPY MACHINES AND SERVICESsee al so Secretary of State (Ark)COPYRIGHTSsee also MusicCORBIN, DONALD Lsee also Courts, State and LocalCORPORAL PUNISHMENTsee Educ F5COTTON BCMLsee also FootballCOUCH, CARLON LATRACsee also Crime and Vicesee also ShootingsCOUEY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH COCrossett dealership may be investigated on sales tax handl ing 12ll5A89 B05 5COULTER. ROGER LEW ISsee also Murders - Phelps, Natasha LynnCOUNTRY CLUBSsee Organizations and ClubsCOUNTY JUDGES ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee al so Politics and GovtCOURTS, FEDERALUS Judge G Thanas Eisele continues 'dual track' sentencing Oll23/,;89 AOl 2US guidelines on sentencing unconstitutional, Tom Eisele says Olf23/,89 AOl 2Federal Judge Elsij ane Roy follows dual track in drug case Olp2sP89 B02 6Three of four senior status federal judges in Ark are active 01/31'/,89 AOl 2Three names submitted for US Federal Judge post in LR 0315h89 BOl 5Federal Judge Henry Woods talked to Carolyn Pollan about case 03/21/89 BOl 1Ark senators want Morris S Al!'nol d on US Court of Appeals 05/,2&/;89 A05 5Susan Webber Wright chosen federal judge for Eastern Dist 06/0lfS9 AOt 2Federal judges in Ark file disclosure statements 0603/89 B03 1US Judge Stephen M Reasoner wants to move back to Jonesboro 07/,.19-/89 BOl SFederal Judge Reasoner explains de sire to return to Jonesboro 07/;20-/

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCOURTS. STATE AND LOCALsee al so Traffic Accidents and SafetyOperating state system losing proposition for countiesAppmt of state judges favored by Arkansas Bar AssnArticle details loan that led to debt suit against RobinsonTrial courts cannot alter properly-imposed sentencesAppmt of circuit and chancery judges opposed by Tom GlazeLawmakers face 4 proposals to overhaul juvenile courtsJuvenile court gets boost in state SenateBill setting salaey range s for munic judges controversialMeasure on juvenile judgeships trapped in LegislatureHouse goes along with Senate bill for juvenile system judgesArk Supreme Ct voids use of masters in juvenile court casesJudges scramble to provide for juvenile court casesApportionment of new judgeships does not reflect caseloadSpecial legis session may deal with juvenile court systemMasters and the new juvenile justice system discussedConsensus on juvenile court judges still lackingState Supreme Ct reaffirms ruling barring use of mastersRegul ar judges must handle juvenile cases under rul ingJudges cannot delegate juvenile cases. Ark Supreme Ct rul esTrial judges vote to ask delay in adding more judgesJacksonville ignores Legislature on raise for munic judgeRuling on juvenile eta could add heavy load to chancezy ctsPine Bluff mayor questions pay raise for municipal judgeSalary of Pine Bluff municipal judge was set by LegislatureQuestion of placement of judges still lingersOverloaded chancellors to get help from Judicial DeptPulaski Co chancel lors to hold night sessions of courtDonald L Corbin to seek Supreme Ct seat held by John PurtleJudge John Earl sends political-type lr to lawyers in distJudith Rogers to seek state Supreme Court seatJudges in smal l towns may lose friends over decisionsScott Manatt to seek state Supreme Court seatGov Bill Clinton appts 7 judges to juvenile court positionsTicket policy swells Little Rock Traffic CourtP A Hollingsworth to seek seat on state Supreme CourtSteele Hays to seek re-election to state Supreme Court01/.,06/89 DlO01/22/.89 B0701/:24/.89 A0701-/,24/89 B0201/25/89 B0702/05/,89 Al 802-/:1 6/89 A0703/.10/89 AlO03-/:17/89 B0303/18/ 89 B0203/21/89 AOl03f25;l89 B0203/;27/-89 AOl03/28/;89 AOl04/.02189 cos04/06/;89 BOl04/1 1/89 B0604/1 2/,,89 B0104/.13/.89 A0104/16/89 Al704-/;25-/-B9 B0304/27/.89 B0104-/128/;89 B0204/,28/89 B0204/:30-/:89 B03OSf.06/89 BOl05f16/i89 BOl05/19-/:89 B0405/24/89 BOl06/04/89 B0406/05/;89 BOl06/,13/.89 B0206/;15/;89 A1406/.19/89 B0206/.20/89 B0207-/-13/89 BOB411111123521221511215633122411551111Judge Darrel Hickman not seeking reelection to Ark Supreme Ct 07/;14/89 B03 1Judith Rogers to seek state Appeals Court seat being vacatedHundreds of juvenile cases backed up in Pulaski CountyJuvenile court system begins operations on August 1LR municipal judges Bill Watt. Marion Humphrey feudingLR' s Judge Humphrey refuses jail release of woman with soresBill Watt-Marion Humphrey rift discussed by columnistBill Watt and Marion Humphrey to discuss feud at lunchBill Watts-Marion Humphrey spat seems over after luncheonNeed for large number of municipal judges in Ark questionedSuit charges judiciary elections designed to keep blacks outLR Municipal judges agree on releasing inmatesGov Bill Clinton fails to name judges for 2 juvenile courtsNew juvenile justice court system still needs two judgesGov Bill Clinton compl etes naming of juvenile court judgesPulaski Co Jail crding blamed for missed trials07/;15{89 BOS07/17/:89 BOS07-/-.23-/-89 B0107/25-/:89 AOl07l25f89 BOl07 /;26/'89 BOl07/26/89 BOl07/27/,89 BOl07-/:27/.89 B0707/,28-/;89 BOl07/29-/89 BOl08-01189 A0108/01-/;89 AO l08/02-/89 BOl08-/.19-/89 BOl41226125322222360

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJudge says trend is t

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Children a.nd Youthsee also Firessee also Kidnappingsee al so Mental Health a.nd Disorderssee al so Murderssee al so Pornography and Obscenitysee also Sex Crimessee also Shootingssee also St Francis Countysee also Substance Abusesee also WildlifeJames Allen Hydrick extradited to CalifList. photos of Pulaski County's 10 most wantedPulaski County legal system swamped with 26,000 warrantsPulaski County rural area experiences petty crimesLengthy list of persons wanted by Pulaski Co policePulaski has about 15,000 misdemeanor traffic warrantsWarrant-serving process va riesPulaski County DWI arrests nearly triple in 1988Maj or crimes show sl ight increase in LRPulaski Sheriff's office swamped after warrant list publ ishedMark D Davis. 19, gets term of 81 yrs in prisonNLR experienced record year for murders with 18Little Rock had 32 homicides during 1988Large amounts of bail bonds go uncollected in ArkSen Nick Wilson seeks tighter rules on bail bondsmenDefendant sentenced to 160 yrs in robbezy. rape caseViolent crime in Ark hits decade high in 1988'IV sh

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLProsecutor in death of youths critical of Dr Fahmy Malak 01/04/89 AOl 2Rept says state medical examiner of fice should be independent 01/;04/89 AOl 2Study gives favorable rept on Medical Examiner Fahmy MalakRecommendations listed for state medical examiner' s officeDr Fahmy Malak gets rave review by Medical Examiner CommPathologists elaborate on review- of Medical Examiners OfficeState Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak def ended by coronerSheriffs oppose bill to vest autopsy authority in prosecutorCrime Lab's chief photographer makes charge against MalakPhotographer Mike Vowell fired after internal investigationMother of Kevin Ives assails Fahmy Malak role in caseDr Fahmy Malak accuses Pulaski deputy coroner in man's deathUniversity Hospital, Mark Malcolm deny Malak 's chargesComplaint on Dr Fahmy Malak goes to Medical Examiner' s CommLinda Ives sharply critical of finding on Dr MalakMedical Examiner Comm gives Fahmy Malak vote of conf idenceGov Bill Clinton says Fahmy Malak 'stressed out'Director says he lacks expertise to supe:r:vise Dr Fahmy MalakColumn discusses Dr Fahmy Malak's difficultiesDr Fahmy Malak 's workload compared with other statesGov Bill Clinton says state needs 3 forensic pathologistsDirector Bill Cauthl'.'on diesFederal ct bears testimony in Lee Beamer suit against MalakDr Fahmy Malak's firing of Dr Lee Beamer upheld by courtPay raise for Dr Fahmy Malak not in legislative call agendaBill in Legis would give Dr Fahmy Malak a 41 .5 pct raiseMedical Examiner pay raise bill stymied in HouseSalary increase for Medical Examiner passes HouseCRISWELL. ARTHUR01/04/89 AOl01/041.89 AOS01/05/,89 A0301/07/89 BOl01/16/89 B0401/19-/.89 A0801/26/89 BOl02/23/.89 BOl02/25/89 B03OM02/-89 BOl08{!02/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLOwnership of 60,000 Norman Rockwell prints is disputedFinancial state of the arts in Ark discussedTwo settle differences over Rockwell printsBallet Arkansas ends season early because of $80 ,000 def icitBallet Arkansas seeks $20,000Sculptor Hank Kam.insky creates mantlepiece portraitsWork by children exhibitedWildwood Center gets $5SO,OOO grant from Mabee FoundationArkansas Arts Center draws lS,000 to park for eventMay Fine Arts Festival undenray at Eul!"eka SpringsArtist Terry Pendergraft draws portraits of IndiansArtgraph Reproductions reproduces brush stroke s on canvasNude sculpture at Arkansas Arts Center covered for some toursOwner of nude sculpture at Arts Center irked by cover-upArkansas Arts Center will no longer cover nude sculptureCongress moving to censor some art as indecentArtist Kathleen Holder resides in Little RockWar Eagle Fair will draw 100,000 visitorsWar Eagle fair draws large crowds despite bad weatherArkansas Opera Theatre now Opera Theatre at WildwoodWildwood Park for the Performing Arts already in useChainsaw artist Gerald Smith sculpts dead trees into animalsCULWRE, AFRICANsee also BlacksCURFEWsee LoiteringCURTIS, CLARENCE WASHINGTON JRsee also Sex CrimesCU SHMANsee also WaterCUSTOM ENTERPRISESFurniture factory produces quilt-pattern tablesDAISY MANUFACTURING COSeasonal layoffs beginDALEY, TIMOTHYsee also PoliceDALLAS COW BOYSsee FootballDALTON, TOMsee also Little Rocksee also PoliceDANIELS HOUSE OF COSWMESsee al so FiresDANIEL S, CHARLESsee also Government Officials and Employeessee also Land Commissioner (Ark)DARR, CHARLES Esee also Vietnamese ConflictDAVIDSON, JULIAN BUNNsee also ArchitectureDAVIES, RICHARD Psee also Parks , Recreation and TourismDAV IS, MARK Dsee also Prisons02/116/.89 BOl 202-/;19-/.89 cos 102/126/;89 B08 102-/;28/89 AOl 603/01/89 B04 603/22/89 EOl 204/.03/.89 EOl 104/;18/89 EOl 104-/;23/.89 BOl 205/19t89 EOl 206/.06/,89 EOl 106/26/89 COl 307/:14/89 AOl 207/18/89 BOl 607/.19'/, 89 AOl 507/;30/-89 AOl 209/24/;89 GOl 210/;20{89 EOl 110-l22/,89 BOl 512/.17/,89 EOl S12/,17{;89 EOl 512/27/89 BOS 310/16/89 COl 212/,07-/.89 COlS64

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDAY CARE CENTERS FOR ADULTSBudget limits threaten center in LRUS govt wants to cancel plan for developmentally disabledDAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDRENsee Children and YouthDEAN WITTER REYNOLDS INCsee also BanksThree former empl oyees at LR sue for $20 millionDEATH01/-19-/;89 BOl 208-/01/89 BOl 2O&f03f89 C02 1Helping patient die is thorny ethical issue. UAMS doctor say s 03/30/89 A07 1DEATH PENALTYsee Capital PunishmentDEATHSsee al so Firessee also Murderssee also Population and Vital StatisticsAlford, ThOOlas Dale JrAtkinson. Searcy HunterBannister. Bob GBates. James RBaxter, Leonard LBeavers, GarlandBennett. Maurice HBest. Grover EBland, Carroll Dee06/;03/B02/.1Blaylock, Rawland EvorBloom, Rudolph LBurns. Joe LCarpenter, William LCasey. Jane CarfagnoCastleberry. Sam MCauthron, BillCheatham. Marie StannusChesnutt, James WoodClinton, Roy A SrCole. James CCornell. Frankl in JCravens, Ralph NDandridge, Mamie Cr:oneDarling, William HDenton. Herbert H JrDiemer, HO'iiV'ard HDoakes. PhillipDumas. W AFendley. Creston BobFord, Benj a.min DaleFrench, Larry AFrost, C LGammill, Cecil AGay , Clyde FGibson, John AGordon. Gwyn JGuinee, Wal ter Scanl onGunter, R S09-/1 2/B04f.110fll/B04/,112f.25/04/507/-10-/B03f,108/i16/B04/l0&/.27/B07/110/05/B04/101/11/;BOS/107 /08/BOS/106/06/;EO 2/1o 4/.2 UBO 5-/ 108/07/-B14/-.105/16/;B03/31 2/27 /£06-/;107 /01/B05/309/06/B04/;l09-/114-AB03/209/;26/J30 4/101/01/BO 4/,507/17/B0 4l507/03/B03/505/04/;BOS/l05/09-/:B03/10 5/0 51·BO 9-/ 312/2 2/ Bl 0/305/06{£06/5l l/04/1b05/;112/0SfDOl/306/11/,£0 6/,305/,21/B06/109/.27 /;Bl 0/,101/04/.BQ6flQ8{,1 0/B05fl06/:12/:B03-/J31 1/.19-/-.B07 /-.10&/, 14/BO 4/, 606/.15fB03/)308/,06/B06/,l02/:19-/-.B06/l65

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHagerty. James WoodrCMHall, Jewell HouseHampson, Leonard LHays, B RussellHoeltzel, PaulineHogan, Julian ClaudeHook, Fred G JrHubata, Joseph AHuckaby, Thanas LeeHuffman, RamonaHurst, Floyd LItzkowitz . MaxieJanes, Robert FrancisJohnson, Orval MKimball. Evelyn HKirkwood, Robert TLane, Earl JLensing, MichaelLindsay, John WLittlefield, Oscar KingLockhart, Murray LLunsford, Rosa LeeMacDonald, FredMakris, George AMcArthur, William HMcClelland, ClemMcCulloch, Dudley EdwardMcDonald, Remmie GeanMcKay , John PaulMcKenz ie, Charles NormanMcLean, William HughMcMinn, Wilbur CliffordMcWhirter, Weldon H SrNeil, JackieNichols, Shuford ReinhardtOwen, Donald RayParke, Frank HParkhill, Joe MPatterson, Jerry LPegg. DolphPhillips, Arthur MPowell. James 0 JrPrewitt, C R JrPritchett, F LoganProctor, Hugh BatyRiley. Robert MRogers, Paul LRoget. Einar LeonardRathert, Matthew HRyland, George BSadler, William GuySande rs. EmmettSchreiber, Carl FSeefel dt, Harold C05f07IID6!112/ 27 lBO 6-/.304-/;14/.B07/303/16/,BOS{lOl/10-hB03l,603/07 INJ 2/-,4Olfl8/;B05-fl03/,19/;BO 6/ 203{,21/,B03/505f08f;B03/311/:22fB04/101/0lf:B04/;61 l/07 /ID4/104/07/BOS/.107 /01/BOS/l10/26{M4/605/117/B05/304/13/BOS/201/0l{iB06/610/13/J30 9-/107/07/BOSfl03/.01/NJS/101/07/£04/, 212/:09-/;BOB-/·607/05/B03/304/25fB02/609/;09-/;B0 4/ 60 8-/, 29-fBO4/103/24/B03/609tlO-/;,B06/602/23/:B03{;108/23/:BOS/106f30/BO Y/207 f3(}/:B06-!610/2&/BOl/'203/2&/.B03/;104/.1 6/B06/107 /-3o-/:B06-/101/-07/;B0 4/,507 /-19/004-/;602/:04/00 2{408/09-/B04{1l10/26/004/207/30/:.B06/603/28/,B03f.304{108-/;005/307 /24/B04/104{127 /BOS/.501/06/1303/309f 19-fBO 4/c610/07/B04/61 2/05-/;BO 8-f 603/23/3303/;202/;08{.BO 5/;304/,1 1/,B03/666

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSmith, Kirby III04/05fB03/1Smith, Maze! Bonita Sites Koonce05/,16/-B03/1Snow . Deborah01/19/.B03-/,2Spitzberg, Irving J05/0&f.b03/.1Spivey . Sammy Gene07/-05/B03/6Stanley Ocus07/18fB04/5Steenburgen, Maurice H03/13/B03/,1Townsend, Albert Ewell Jr02/:27 /-B03/1Troxell, Archie J07/02f"B06/4Trulock, Walter N III05!26/'J309/2Turner, Yvonna Wilson04/:09/:BlJ6/lTwiss, John Clarence04/19-f.B03/1Venable, Wallace Elbert 12/27/£04/2Walker, G David04f06/B03/4Welch, Maydean L10/ll/.B05/1Wetherington, Allen Burton10/0&/B07/6Wheeler, Ira08/2&/,B04/,6Whiteside , Charles B Jr07/06/03/1Woolsey, Claude02{;18-/.B03/1Wright, F B09-/1 22/,B09/lYoung, Robert A 12/09-f."B0 8/4George Hendrix gambled in ef fort to save lives of two friends 03/07/89 BOl 2Keith Edward Peters, Albert H Cornel l found in Baxter Co road 0&/,07/89 B08 5Body of Ashdown man found in home filled with bizarre items 09/14/89 BOl 2Satanism not suspected at this time William Garrett death 09/14/89 BOl 2William Garrett death ruled accident, not homicide lfr/10/89 B03 4Death of Janie Ward at Marshall remains a mystery 12/17/89 AOl 2Teenagers at party describe events, Janie Ward 1 s col lapse 12/17 /89 AOl 2DEFENSES AND ARMED FORCE Ssee also National Guardsee also United States Forgecraft Corpsee also Vietnamese ConflictBase-closing storm bypasses Eaker AFB once again01/15/89 COl 1Pine Bluff Arsenal is center of chemical weapons production 01/-1 6/-89 AOl 3Accident at Pine Bluff Arsenal could unleash lethal gases 01/16/89 AOl 6Pine Bluff Arsenal is maj or producer of smoke grenades01123/89 COl 1Indian village site in way of MX missile plan at Eaker AFB 01/26/89 A07 1LRAFB gets enviroillllental clean bill for MX site02/,11/;89 BOl 2Rail deployment of MX missiles protested by peace activists 02/19-/89 BOB 1Dale Bumpers article on Midgetman edge over MX missile02{26/89 C04 1Arkansas bases may be af fected by Pentagon decision04/25/89 AOl 2Joint Readiness Training Center could be lost to W Virginia 04/26/89 B04 6JRTC coming to Fort Chaffee, Tommy Robinson says05/27/89 BOl 5Fort Smith residents want JRTC located at Camp Chaffee06/:03/.89 B03 3Sen Sam Nunn tours Little Rock Air Force Base08f,19f 89 BOl 2Sen Dale Bumpers to scrap to get C-17s assigned to LRAFB 08-/,24/;89 Al 2 4Pine Bluff Arsenal destroys stockpile of chemical agent BZ 09-/;21/89 B03 1Naomi Haye wins reinstatement to Air Force , full back pay 10/05/;89 AOl 2Naomi Haye unsure of her future10/.06/89 BOl 1Arkansan George Crocker featured in booklfr/16/89 BOl 5Eaker AFB's future clouded with by-passing of MX missile 11/3fr/.89 AOl 2MX missile garrison to be based at LRAFB at Jacksonville 1130-/;89 AOl 5Arkansas Peace Center concerned about MX missiles in Ark 11/;30{:89 A04 1Railroads now ready to handl e MX missiles in Ark11/,30/89 A04 167

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLReaction to basing MX missiles at LRAFB variesSen Dale Bumpers warns that MX system may never be builtTommy Robinson brags that he helped bag MX missiles for LRAFBMX missiles add new chapter to state's missile historyBasing of MX at LRAFB would place LR on Soviet' s target listMany doubt MX missile system ever will be builtEaker AFB to get B-2s, Rep Bill Alexander believesJacksonville sees MX missiles as economic boostersAir Force stands by costly MX systemPine Bluff Arsenal could be loser if chemical weapons bannedMap shCMS proposed depl oyment of MX systemOver 100 persons gather to protest MX missiles in ArkTommy Robinson wants MX garrison built ahead of scheduleArkansas airmen took part in Panama invasionAirlift squadron back in Ark after action in PanamaLRAFB planes in Panama invasion hit by groundf ireArmy Reserves at NLR prepare for Panama dutyDEGRAY LAKEsee WaterDELTA CAREER CDLLEGEsee Trade SchoolsDELTA STATE BANKsee Ban.ksDELTIC FARMS AND TIMBER COsee ArtsDEMOCRATIC PARTYLib Carlisle steps down as state chairmanSkip Rutherford may become chmn of state partySkip Rutherford called ideal choice to head state partySkip Rutherford takes over as state chairmanDEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTSsee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsoBirth Control and AbortionCivil Rights and DiscriminationDefenses and Armed ForcesGovernment Employees and OfficialsMurders - Mason, Marjorie Lsee al so Musicsee also Wildlifesee also WomenDENTISTRY AND DENTAL HEALTHsee al so Disease and IllnessDENTON. EARL VANsee also Murders - Ritchie. MarvinDERMOTTsee also Children and Youthsee also Robberies and TheftsDES ARC SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 020DESHA COUNTY11/30-/89 A04 111/30-/.89 A04 111l30-/;89 A04 111l3o-f89 A04 512-/,01/89 AOl 212101/89 AOl 212/01-/189 A05 412t03f89 BOl 11 2-/0 4/,89 AO 1 212!

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Pride House Care CorpLar%)7 Nichols may be sued by state over cal ls to contrasDEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES BOARD (ARK)see al so Mental Health and DisordersDEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES DIV ISION (ARK)see also Mental Health and DisordersDEWS, JACKsee also Ouachita Countysee also Pornography and ObscenityDIAMONDSsee also ParksDIAZsee· also NewportDICKEY. BILLDiscusses his becoming part of NY Yanke es teamOffer to catch opened door to minor leagues, YankeesDickey fel l short of being an MVPTalks about playing with Babe RuthLoss of Gehrig, McCarthy put damper of Dickey 's late yearsDickey tutored Yogi BerraDickey discusses life in big leaguesDickey at home with all-time catching greatsDIET AND NUTRITIONsee al so Weight and Weight ControlDIETITIANSHouse panel endorses bill for dietitian licensing boardSenate backs licensing of dietitiansDILL, LARRYsee also PoliceDILLAHUNTY, W HAmong names submitted for federal judge appmtDILLARD DEPARTMENT STORESDillard wants to buy out investor Vendex InternationalDillard not likely takeover targetJoseph Horne Dept Stores chain wins skirmish with Dillard04/,01/89 COB 106/06/89 DOl 406/07/89 DOl 306/08/.89 DOl 406/0&/ 89 D04 106{09/:89 DOl 206/,10/89 DOl 106/,11/;89 DOl 506/11/89 D06 10215/,89 A09 303/;Ql/,B9 A07 603/.15-/89 BOl02/;03/89 AOl 602-/:,04/89 COl 202/17/,89 COl 1Dillard 1 s buying 18-store D H Holmes chain 03- ;08-/:89 / AOl 2Dillard's buys two Goldwater' s stores in Tucson04/07/£9 cOl 2Dillard faces $26.5 million tax bill over purchase of stores 05/02/89 AOl 2Dillards acquires D H Holmes ch ain of 18 stol!'es05/10-/;89 COl 5Dillard 1 s mol ds Holmes stol!'e in own image05/1 6{.89 COl 2Dillard 1 s to move stock to New York Stock Exchange05/21/;89 BOl 4Dillards to of fer 4 million shares of stock07/01/89 COl 2Vendex plan to sel l stock is no reflection on Dillards 07/06/89 COl 5Profits up by 27 pct08/10/.89 COl 3Dillard's to use 'eve:i:;yday value pricing, ' fewer sales events 09/06/89 COl 4Dillard to open store in Denver11/17/89 COl 2Headquarters to ream.in in LR, chairman says11/.lA89 BOl 5Dillal!'d joins forces with GM in advertising promotion11/:20-/B9 COl 2Dillard 's has eye on acquiring Goldsmith's. report says 12/-2&/;89 COl 4DILLARD. TOMsee also Economic conditions and trends D31DILLARD, WILLIAM THOMAS SRHonored as 'Headliner of the Year'02/;1/.89 BOB 3Donates $1 .25 million to Columbia Univ03/0&/,89 COl 2569

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDIOXINsee also PollutionDIPLOMATS (US)see Foreign Service (US)DISASTERSsee also AgricultureLegislature votes to restore state 's emergency relief fundArkansans provide aid to South Carolina hurricane victimsArkansas Baptist Men provide hot meals to hurricane victimsAP&L crews on way to South Carol ina to repair storm damageArkansans aid hurricane victims in South CarolinaDillard Stores donated clothing to hurricane victimsDISCRIMINATIONsee Civil Rights and DiscriminationDISEASE AND ILLNESSsee also Food Contaminationsee also Mental Health and Disorderssee also Tattoos and TattooingCourse on AIDS to be taught at UALRClydia Isringhausen has heart bypass surgery at age 100Medical experts discuss handl ing of AIDS in ArkansasInfluenz a shut s down at least two school district sTwo more schools closed by outbreak of fluLou Gehrig 's disease death rate lower than feared in Union CoTwo more schools closed by fluMedical students pull no punches on AIDS talk to high schoolsArkansan arrested in alledge AIDS incidentCamp twins have heart surgery to correct identical defect sBill setting penalties for passing AIDS introduced in LegisHeart transplants approved for Univ of Ark for Medical SciBill for AIDS victims to notify physician passes HouseSenate approves bill making transplant organs more availableAIDS talk at junior high canceled after parent complaintsJames Gilliland seeks funds for liver transplantLegis passes bill on AIDS exposure noticeExposing another person to AIDS now a felony in ArkPremature baby leaves hospital . after 16 monthsAIDS cases in Ark declineJulie Haynes enj oys life 1 yr after heart, lung transplantAIDS education grant gets approval of Legislative CouncilState prison system adds AIDS counselor to staffThirty-two in state prison system test positive for AIDSAlzheimer' s effect s on victims, families describedBilly and Mary Garner take dream trip to Magic KingdomLegislators told AIDS education must start with childrenAbout 20,000 to get AIDS test without kn CJNing about itHospice helps ease pain for terminal ly patient, familyReport shows high rate of veneral diseases for blacksIncidence of AIDS levels of f in ArkansasMonkey that scratched handler at NCTR may have deadly virusChurch leaders vow to fight AIDS in black communityKirk Smith, 48, faces heart. lung transplant at huge costNLR child is among nation' s 100 congenital hypoventilatorsTechnology allows congenital hypovention victim to live07/27/89 AO l 409/,30/89 AOl 210-/,01/89 AOl 21ct/O2/89 AO 1 2lct/03/89 EOl 110/07/-89 COl 201/08-/89 BOl 401/14}89 AOl 301/15-/89 cos 101/20/89 BOl 201/21/89 A03 301/24/89 BOl 201125/,89 B03 101/26/89 EOl 401/27/-89 BOl 502/01/89 BOl 202/07/89 A05 502/18/89 A01 202/21!89 AOS 20 2/23/,.89 A09 103/02/89 EOl 203/05/;89 BOB 103/11/89 B02 503/18-/.89 B02 403/25/89 BOl 204/09/89 A18 104/;28-/.89 BOl 205/18-/,89 BOl 205/22{;,89 BOl 105/22/,89 BOl 105/;28-/;89 AOl 206/.23/;89 BOl 306/30/89 B02 107/04{89 AO l 207/05-/;89 EOl 107/08-/, 89 BOl 207/-17/89 A06 507/-19"/89 BOl 208-/13/.89 Al 5 108/:19/89 B03 408-/;24/;89 Al 2 408-/;24/89 Al 2 470

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFonner dental technician claims dust caused her lung problemRev NoNood Jones adapts to threat of AIDSTransplants rest on ability to payAZT, DDI spell good news for Arkansas AIDS patientsDr Steven K Wilson known internationally for penile implantsWilliam Stewart awaits heart transplant to save his lifeSickle cell anemia traits in Ark mirror natl figuresMobile clinic offers free eye examinations for elderly, poorAIDS education curriculum changes as data growsFirst heart transplant in Ark performed at Baptist MedicalHeart transplant recipient is Mai:y Wilson, of JacksonvillePaul Wilcox family tragedy gave life to another personTansplant heart came fran Jared Wilxo, 10, of Bald KnobOrgan transplants cost state less than figuredOrgan Transplant Fund Inc set up to aid patientsWilliam Stewart receives heart transplant at Baptist MedicalJ D Chastain pledges $100,000 for kidney researchHeart transplant patient Mary Wilson leaves Baptist MedicalInfluenza hits stateWarren School Dist policy on AIDS diagnosis brings disputeDODD, DAV ID 0see al so Historic Buildings and SitesDOG FIGHTINGsee AnimalsDOG RACINGSouthland Greyhound Park gets no attention in LegislatureSouthland Greyhound Park could get additional 70 racing daysBill enxending Southland season passes HouseLengthened racing season becomes lawNew law extends racing season at SouthlandDOGSsee Animalssee Dog RacingDOLLAR GENERAL CORPClosing of Dumas center to cause loss of 166 jobsDOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My2 Myl4 Jy29DOLLS AND DOLLHOUSESsee Toys and PlaythingsDOMESTIC ABU SE ACTsee Fam.ilies and Family LifeDONALDSON, SAMReporter tells UCA audience Reagan said scary thingsSummary of interview with Donaldson at ConwayDOSS, REBECCA LYNNsee also Murders - Doss, Rebecca LynnDOTTLEY'S SPICE MART INCFirm specializes in mixing seasonings for foodsBackground of firmDOW CHE MI CAL CORussellville plant to be expandedDOWD, TRAVISState Rep sued over bank loanDREXEL BURNHAM LAMBERT08/28-/ 89 BOl 109/.0 2·/;89 E02 209/,04/89 AOl 209-/10/:89 A14 309/;l 0/89 B03 l09-/;29-/89 BOl 210-/16/89 B03 1l0/i16·/,89 COl 510/-18-/ 89 BOS 411/.11/89 AOl 211/11/89 AOl 211/.11/89 AOl 211/llf89 AOl 211{,27 /89 B03 3llf:.28-/,89 B05 312/03fi39 BOl 312t13{;89 BO S 112/,16/89 BOl 212/20-/,89 BOl 512;/28-/:.89 AOl 601/.30-/89 B0202f09/89 A0702/16/89 A0702/2&/89 A0703/16/;89 B033611502{;28-f89 COl 204/;04/.89 A06 104/iOS/:89 EOl 401/;30-/;89 COl 201/30-/,89 C06 102/,1 1/;89 C02 101/08-/:89 A04 471

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Stocks and BondsDROWNINGSNLR youth drowns in Arkansas RiverTwo children drawn in pond near Pine BluffArmy Engineers bans swimming in Arkansas RiverDRUG ABUSEsee Substance Abusesee Traffic Accidents and SafetyDRUG CZARsee Substance AbuseDRUGS AND DRUG TRADEsee also InsuranceLaw banning pharmacies in non-profit hospitals chal lengedAward of $250,000 goes to pa rents of Timothy CowanTimothy Cowan took Antabuse in alcoholism treatment programPharmacist Robert A Rosen sells potions to cure troublesSurvey shows prices do not vary widely in ArkState regulators, pharmacists def end Medicaid f ormularyMedicaid panel recommends methods to contain drug costsDRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVINGsee Traffic Accidents and SafetyDUBOIS, ALANsee also MuseumsDUCK CALLING CONTEST AND FESTIVALsee FestivalsDUMASsee also Loiteringsee also Substance AbuseDUMOND, WAYNEsee also Sex CrimesDUNCAN, WILLIAMsee also Substance AbuseDUNN, CHARLES Dsee also Colleges and UniversitiesDUNN, LEONARD Ksee also Economic Conditions and TrendsDURACRAFl' BOATS INCBuyer sought for closed boat manufacturer in MonticelloClosed plant in Monticello to be reopened in ConwayEADS, MICHAELsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsEM;LE FORUMsee Birth Control and AbortionEP!;LESsee WildlifeEARL, JOHNsee also Courts, State and LocalEARNHART COACHWORKS INCFort Smith firm rol ls out its first Opel limousineEARNHART, MILTsee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)EARTHQUAKESsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsGeologist discusses earthquakes in Ark06/25/89 BOl 2001/89 BOl 308/05/.89 AOl 601/04/,89 COB 305/03/89 B04 6051:03/89 B04 607-/:.23/89 B03 108-/;3 C},89 COl 309-/22p89 B03 412f13/,89 B09 102/;10-/89 C03 103{;18/89 C02 602/.09-A89 COl 201/21/.89 BOS 172

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLEarthquake readiness test conducted in ArkQuake near Blytheville felt in four statesMap shCMs location, intensity of Ark quakes during the 1980sSeismograph at ASU monitors earthquake s in areaNew Madrid quakes (181 1-1812) est magnitude was 8.4 to 8.7New Madrid quakes of 1811-1 812 were most violent to hit USInterpretation of the Richter scaleEarthquake in Sao Francisco brings concern to Ark residentsJonesboro voids quake design rul e hrs before Calif disasterArkansans recap stories of San Francisco earthquakeState could see seismic building codes in 1991New Madrid area cities vulnerable, scientists tell CongressMap shows area that would be affected by New Madrid quakeScientist says Ark could experince earthquake in 1990Wynne feels minor earthquakeEAST ARKANSAS COMMJNITY COLLEUEsee Colleges and UniversitiesEBB S, DANNYsee also BasketballECI

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansas Seed Capital Co seeks retirment systems loansOzarks poverty during Great Depression explored in articleCharles Venus offers suggestions for helping Delta areaCharles Venus ideas is subj ect of column by John BrummettGov Clinton urges Ark to create trade team for EuropeEuropeans invest heavily in ArkansasList of expanding industries in ArkArkansas drops in ranking of manufacturing climatesAIDC furnished flawed enterprize zone data to Legislat:rueEnterprise zone data furnished by AIDC was badly flawedGov Bill Clinton going to Europe on recruitment tourRace discrimination complaints filed against AIDCGov Clinton' s trade mission trip cost $22683Smal l tCMn of Sunset seeks to lure fi?m from ZaireGov Bill Clinton names 34 to Delta advisory boardFort Smith adj usting to loss of jobsGroup proposes attracting retirees to Delta areaBlacks cal l AIDC firings a conspiracyNAACP calls boycott of Mississippi River Delta CommDelta Comm delegates tour sel f-help program at Forrest CityDelta Comm hol ds hearings until morning hoursBlack women to file civil rights suit in AIDC firingsGov Bill Clinton insists Delta development worth investmentSlackwater harbor in Phillips County gives hope for jobsGov Bill Clinton wary of end to indstrial inducementsWest Helena ends aid to Ark Delta Development CommForbes magaz ine to be used to promote Ark investmentsGross State Product of Ark cl imbs sl ightlyDale Bumpers says outlook for federal funds for Delta grimSoviet reps tour fi:r:ms in Ark with view to investing hereFindings on lower Mississippi Delta Region are bleakArkansas economy improvingArkansas fares well in rankings of growth of businessesGov Bill Clinton favors closing of some AIDC recordsColumnist John Brummett writes on secrecy of AIDC recordsAIDC refuses files of Tokusen USA to three legislatorsThree black legislators want to check Tokusen for racial biasBias can crop up in plant recruiting, Ch arles Venus saysSenate votes bill to close some AIDC recruitment recordsBill Becker says AIDC's Harrington said industry shuns DeltaHeavy black population said to be reason industry shuns DeltaDavid Harringt on says Tokusen file has no indication of biasHouse panel clears bills to close AIDC recordsGazette sues AIDC, cites refusal to release Tokusen dataColumnist John Brummett critical of AIDC' s closed files billConfidentiality important to recruiters, AIDC official saysUALR seeks second business incubatorDavid Harrington denies making racial comment to Bill BeckerRetirees to Arkansas called 'pure gold' for economyWalker Lundy discusses flap over AIDC and closed filesSmal l tcwn editors face problem with industrial prospectsExplanation for desire for secrecy by industrial prospect sWilliam Robert Stone critical of AIDC secrecyBlack legislators give prosecutor complaint on Tokusen files04/13/89 COB 104/1 6/89 A01 205/-01/89 BOS 405/,04/,89 BOl 105/.24/.89 COl 205/,31/89 COl 406/05/89 COl 106{;15/89 C02 506/17/-89 C02 106/17/89 C02 106/21/89 A04 307/09-189 C03 507/12,/89 B06 107/17/89 B03 407/21/89 B07 107/23/-89 FOl 309-/.02189 BOS 109/03/89 BOl 209-/05/89 B03 409/.06/89 BOl 509f,07 i.8 9 BOl 609-/,,07/89 B03 409/,1 1/89 B02 409-/;17-/-,89 B09 109-/.18/89 BOl 409-/120/.89 COl 209/20f,89 C02 109/25/;89 COl 110/02-/89 BOl 1HM03f.89 COl 510/17/-89 BOl 510/22/89 FOl 210/23/,89 COl 110/-24/;89 A06 1l0-p25/89 BOl 110/26/,89 AOl 310/·26/-89 AOl 310-/27 /-89 AO l 210/27 /89 AOl 510-/28-89 AOl 2lOf.28-/89 AOl 210-/28-/89 Al 1 410-/.2&/.89 All 410-/28-/.89 Al 1 510/28-/89 BOl 110/28-/.89 COl 210/28-/,89 COl 210-/29-/89 BOl 210/29-/89 C03 110/29-/89 C03 110f29-f.89 FOl 210/,29-/,89 FOl 310-/.30-/;89 B04 110/,31/89 AO l 574

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDelta Comm awards 16 research contract sDiplomats to be in LR for International Trade DevelopmentBill to close business records filed with AIDC sent to GovRep Wm L Walker says David Harringt on will not be truthfulRep Wm L Walker says he has no confidence in Charles StewartColumnist Deborah Ma.this blames Gov Clinton for AIDC racismHearing set on AIDC' s Tokusen USA Inc filesAIDC concedes nothing in FOI trial on open recordsDave Harrington says to open AIDC files violates confidenceShef field Nelson blasts Bill Clinton, AIDC on files closingIntnl fil!ID.s made one-third of all new investments in ArkTrade meeting at LR brings reps from 22 countriesProbe of al legations of AIDC bias tav-ard employees finishedPapers released by AIDC are ga rbage, Rep Bill Walker saysReps Bill Walker, Ben McGee seek independent pl!'obe of AIDCGov Clinton, Dave Harrington promise secrecy on AIDC filesJudge rules AIDC does not have to open files on TokusenAIDC'S Dave Harrington denies source provided Tokusen dataState Rep William L Walker accuses Dave Harrington of lyingColumn questions veracity of information on Tokusen fileTokusen Inc expl ains its choice of Conway for plantState benefits economically by income of retirees to ArkGaz ette appeals rul ing keeping AIDC records closedDelta area slighted in Ark state govt spending, report showsSoutheast Ark Economic Development Dist accused of sel f-dealAIDC denies it recruited Foreman waste recycling plantAIDC had role in Foreman recycling plant, columnist insistsResignation of AIDC Director Harrington asked by NAACP chaptTourism is an option for Delta areaAIDC critics should put up or shut up, Gov Bill Clinton say sState Rep William L Walker Jr continues push on AIDC issuePoverty in Delta area is result of sin, one speaker saysReligious leaders seek answers to Missis sippi Delta woesReligious leaders list ways they can help Delta' s poorAIDC figures support contention it does not discriminateChurches need to band together to aid Delta, leader saysOsceola was hit hard by closing of 2 plants in Oct 1984AIDC' s Dave Harring_t on rejects request for records of fimsState economy expected to slow down in 1990AIDC director has no duty to review files, Gov's staff saysAIDC' s D Harrington has duty to review files, Atty Gen saysEconomic recession forecast for Ark in 1990Column highly critical of Dave Harrington on AIDC filesAIDC chmn urges commrs to support Director Dave HarringtonState has best year ever in 1989 for new indus developmentDave Harrington explains why AIDC puts up $900,000 for TysonDave Harrington reviews AIDC files, says they stay closedAppeal of Ark to foreign ill\Testors discussed by authoritiesNorthwest quarter of state gets lion's share of new plantsDecade of 1989's closed strong for indus recruitment in ArkArk economy turned in above-average pe rformance for 3rd quartBeebe inudstrial park has attracted no tenantsBobby Roberts, Tom Dillard discuss progress in Ark in 1980sECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT10-/31/89 B03 410/31/89 COl 2llfOlt89 A09 111/01/-89 A09 111/01{;89 A09 111/01/89 B07 111/02/89 BOl 211/.03/'89 BOl 211/03/89 BOl 211f05-f89 BOl 211/,0S/,89 BOl 31 lf05-/89 B03 1llfOM89 BOl s11/;0&/;89 B02 111109/;89 BOl 411/09189 COl 511/10/89 BOl 211/10-/89 B03 4ll/10-l89 B03 411/10-/89 B13 111/11{89 COl 211/.12/,89 AOl s11/,18-/.89 BOB 111/;19-/ 89 A08 1ll/;21/89 B03 411/-28-/.89 BOl 111/; 29/;89 BOl 111/.29-/,89 BOB 111129-/,89 COB 1ll/30-/89 BOS 411/;30-/89 B05 412/.07/-89 AOl 212/07 /89 AOl 212/07/89 A04 312-/,.07/89 BOl s12/.08-f89 Bll 212/1 0/89 FOl 212/;12/,89 BOl 212/;12/;89 C02 112/.13/-89 BOl s12/.13/;89 BOl s12/13/39 COl 212/,15-/:89 BOl 112/15-/,89 B06 112/,lS/89 COl 212/:19-/89 COl 212/21/-89 BOl 612/.24-/;89 cos 112-124/;89 FOl 212/.24-/.89 FOl s12/2S/89 COl 112/,26-f.89 BOS 112/31/;89 cos 27S

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTeacher strike ban draws immediate oppositionPulaski Dist bd votes 1.5 pct salary raise for al l staffRev George W Tribou urges support of LR public schoolsPulaski County dists would be merged under bill in LegisMergers feared if state cracks dCMn on performance def iciencyPulaski and LR Dists propose new magnet schoolsLR Dist votes to study safety and security at schoolsHealth clinics in public schools backed by ministers groupPulaski Dist parents air views on desegregation planHope Dist bd moves to improve chances of blacks for electionJim Johnson thinks voters may send message with Amdt 44 voteJoycelyn Elders make s case for school health clinicsCosts for school officials in Ark on par with regionFayetteville Dist uses sales tax to build new classroomsFayetteville may be first to turn to local sales taxOsceola residents interviewed on school health clinicsEduc Dept 's accreditation panel to list schools not complyingBill in Legis requires dists to have at least 2.000 studentsSen Clarence Bell believes polls shC111ing support for tax riseConsolidation faced by 19 dists. including Little RockFinancing formula legislation ge ts out of House committeeRep Ed Thicksten leads effort to change state aid formul aAccreditation threat against Plainview draws threat by GeorgeList of dists found deficient by accreditation panelHealth cl inics would get state aid under Senate-passed billLamar Dist should be consolidated, accreditation panel saysLR Dist :reassigns two school principalsDr Joycelyn Elders responds to health cl inic 'killer' amdtSchool health bill amdt would ban clinic contraceptivesThree Sylvan Hills students chgd in fire and vandalismLR Dist Prin Dexter Booth gets lawyer after reassignmentAll-year schools is obj ect of incentive bill in LegisBeepers could not be used by students under bill in LegisValue of al l-year schooling explainedIrony abounds among foes of school health clinicsLR Dist targets contingency teachers for possible layoffsSchool health can be a success. columnist writesRoad-building took precedence over educ in Ark 50 yrs agoConsolidation issue more complicated than law indicatesLamar Dist parents upset over consolidation recommendationClinic foes tell lies about proposals, Pat Flanagin contendsFamily Life America God is target of Pat Flanagin ireState financing formula overhaul approved by House of ReprsLawmakers delay action on desegregation trust fund proposalRus sellville Dist told to pay for handicapped girl's educRussellville objected to paying for non-resident studentLR Dist 8th grader shot on school bus by student, 13State financing formula bill na.T before Senate panelSchool health clinic killer amdt is obj ect of filibusterBill on parental notice on abortion plans passes SenateLR Dist parents concerned about guns in schoolLR Dist teachers differ in view of suspect in girl's shootingLR Dist ' s Southwest Jr High in turmoil in 1987 over violenceLR Dist students say suspect always carries a gun01/.11/89 A07 101/l lf,89 BOl 501/11/89 B06 301/12/89 A0 4 101-/.1 2/89 A04 201/12/89 BOl 501/13/.89 AOl 201/13/.89 A04 101/13/89 BOl 6Olf,13/89 B02 101/:13/;89 BOS 401/14/89 B03 301/.15-/89 B08 101/,16/89 BOl 101/i16/89 BOl 101/16/89 BOl 201/16/.89 BOl 601/17/89 A06 101/17/B9 A06 101/,1&/,89 AOl 2Ol/18-h89 A05 101/1&/89 A05 1Olf.18-/ 89 AOS 201/1&/89 A05 201/19-/;89 A01 201/,19-/89 BOl 501/19-/89 B02 5Oll20-f89 AOl 201/20-/89 AOl 201/2(}f89 BOl 501/20-/,89 B04 101/,21/89 A07 401/21189 A07 401/21/89 AfJ7 401/21/89 BOl 101/21/.89 BOl 501/22/,89 COl 101/.22/89 C03 101/;23{89 BOl 101/.23/89 BOl 301/,24/89 MJ6 5Oll24/89 A06 501/,25/89 A04 301/2589 AOS 101/25/89 B04 101/25/,89 B04 101/26/'89 AfJl 601/26/;89 A03 101/.26/89 A04 101/26/89 A04 501/26/89 AfJ5 101/26/89 A05 101/26/89 AOS 101/26f89 A05 377

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLR Dist Supt Cannon plans to take safety steps 01/26/.89 A0 5 6Weapons plentiful in public schools9 statistics show 01/.26/89 A05 6Pulaski Dist shoul d open no new magnets this year. panel says 01/.26/89 BOl 2Searches of LR Dist junior high schools uncover weapons 01/27/-89 AOl 2Keeping weapons of f school buses difficult, official says 01/27/89 AOl 3Suspect in shooting on LR Dist school bus remains in custody 01/27/89 A03 1Health clinic backers may work with contraceptive ban 01/27/,89 A04 2Unpredictable standards violation acceptable. Dr Steele say s 01/27/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLAtty John W Walker could get $1 million fee in Pulaski case 02f12f89 COl 1Column on state paying desegregation costs for Little Rock 02{12/.89 C03 1Perrin Jones interviewed on need for improved funding 02/12{;89 COS 1Sylvan Hills Booster Club gives shotgun as prize 02/14/,89 A01 2Sylvan Hills coach joked about shotgun given as prize 02/,14/89 AOl 2Schools face crippling loss. Gov Clinton warns 02/14/89 AOl 5Wilmar Dist gets reprieve from consolidation orde r 02f.14f89 AOl 6List of schools that do not meet school standards 02/14/89 A09 2Resource book for teachers assailed by Peace Through Strength 02/14/89 A09 4Sylvan Hills coach will not be disciplined for shotgun joke 02/15-/89 A06 1New programs could cost $17 million, report shows 02/15-!89 A08 5Bill to give students choice in dist they attend stalls 02/:15/.89 A0 9 1NLR Dist asks state for $8 million to pay for desegregation 02/16/89 AOl 2House panel endorses ban on contraceptives in health clinics 02/17/89 A04 3Subsidies for smal l schools approved by House committee 02117/89 AOS 1A+ Arkansas appeals for Gov Clinton's program 02/l&/89 A06 1Public schools. higher educ left to fight over funds 02/19-/ 89 AOl 2Star School Program uses satellite for Japanese studies 02A19-/89 B02 1Newark Bd member Jim LaRue fired as teacher, elected to board 02/19-/;89 B04 1Newark Dist Bd meetings stalled by 3-3 tie votes 02/19-/.89 B04 1North Pulaski students skip tests instead of class 02/19-/89 C03 1Textbook selection shoul d be left to professionals, col says 02tl/89 C03 1LR Central High closed because of fire 02f20/89 BOl 1Rosenr.Tald Fund built schools in Ark for black children 02/20/89 BOl 1Wilmar identity linked to school that may be lost 02120/89 BOl 1Legislators grill Ruth Steele on need for teacher pay raises 02/21/89 A04 2LR Dist adopts revised budget without teacher layoffs 02/21/,89 BOl 2Pulaski dists close to settlement with state 02/22/89 A01 2Gov Clinton's proposed pE'e-school program gets narrow backing 02/2'};/.89 A06 2Bill to bar contraceptives fran school cl inics fails 02/22/89 A07 1Pulaski

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLProposal for Office of Accountability defeated by House 02/28/;89 A07 5Pulaski dists desegregation case settlement outlined 03/01/89 AOl 5Pulaski

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGECOLAccountability Office bill passes LegislatureSeveral school bills signed into law by Gov ClintonLegislature urged to adopt Pulaski desegregation settlementPulaski desegregation settlement to cost state $199,443 ,73930 pct of LR whites, 63 pct of blacks perform below gradeArkansas Gazette commissioned poll of LR Dist patronsDropout rate for LR Dist 9th grade rs is 1 of 5 before gradLR Dist schools face learning gul fLittle Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series)Two-thirds of LR Dist residents dissatisfied with schoolsSatisfaction in LR Dist divesBusing, discipline, safety on minds of LR Dist residentsResults of Gazette poll on 12 concerns of parents in LR DistPulaski Co residents help pay for schools statewideChronology of LR Dist desegregation case fran 1957 to dateMost public officials in LR Dist send children to public schLitter cleanup at LR Central gets little supportPulaski dists consolidation bil ls get out of Senate committeeResults of poll of LR Dist parents' attitude tG11ard teachersLR Dist ' s Elizabeth Willingham targets qual ity teachingLittle Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series)Inadequate leade rship blamed for much of LR Dist 's problemsBlack leadership in short supply in LR DistrictSeveral LR Dist teachers called unsung heroesExpul sion of Chuck Turner elicits little sympathy from peersLittle Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series)Pulaski dists may merge some functions, attorney saysPulaski dists settlement proposal explained to LegislatureTest scores reveal extent of disparities in LR DistMinimum Performance Test pass rates for state by race, incomeLR high school scores shG11 remedial need of graduatesLR Central High overrated, some district teachers sayAbsentee bus drivers hamper operations at Little RockNLR Dist has surplus of $1 .6 millionScope of proposed Pulaski surtax broadenedDropouts just hang out, recreation center director saysLR Dist dropout rate is 21 pct, figures showLittle Rock District (Unequeal Opportunities series)Senate defeats bill to impose tax surcharge in Pulaski CoLR Dist has largest curriculum offeringsRepr Ed Thicksten wants budget priority for public schoolsHouse refuses to force vote on ban of teacher strikesPulaski settlement needs $62.4 million for first 3 yearsBrinkley Dist suspends 18 students after fightLittle Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series)Poverty leaves its mark on academics in LR DistLR Dist may see 10,000 students change schools next yearPulaski settlement plan approved by state Senate vote, 31-2LR Dist students poverty and test performance (statistics )LR Dist demographic changes, 1970-1988LR Dist steadily losing white studentsBlytheville will continue xeading scripture ovex intercomSchool elections to remain in SeptemberLR settlement has hidden costs, Repr Lloyd George says03/11/-89 B02 603/11/-89 B03 103/llf.89 B03 203/11/;89 B03 503/12/89 AOl 203/1 2/89 AOl 203/12/89 AOl 203/12/89 AOl 203/,12/89 AOl 203/.12/89 AOl 203/1 2/89 AOl 303/12/89 Al4 103/:12/89 Al 4 303/,12/89 A14 403/12/89 Al 5 103/12/89 A15 103/:12/89 BOl 203/12-/;89 B05 403/13/89 AOl03/:13/89 AOl 203/:13/89 AOl 203/13/89 A06 103/13/89 A06 403/.13/89 A06 403/13/89 B01 403/14-/89 AOl 203/14/.89 AOl 203/14/, 89 AOl 203/14/,89 AOl 203/14/;89 A06 303/,14/.89 A07 103/.14/89 A07 303/ 14/89 BOl 203/147'"89 BOl 503/14i89 B02 203/15-/89 AOl 203/15-A89 AOl 203/15/89 AOl 203/15-/89 AOl 403/15/89 A08 103/15-/89 B02 203/15-/89 B03 103/15/89 B03 103/115/89 B06 603/,16/89 AOl 203/16/89 AOl 203/16/89 AOl 503/:16189 AOl 603/16/,89 A08 103/16/89 AlO 103/16/89 AlO 203/16/89 BOl 203/16/,89 B02 103/.16/.89 B03 181

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPulaski Co surtax to pay for settlement passes Senate 03/16/89 B03 1Austin Porter points out that racial discrimination is costly 03/16/89 B07 1House panel stalls bill for surcharge on Pulaski incomes 03-/17/,89 AOl 2LR Dist campus shootings prompt fears of trend 03/17/89 AOl 2Little Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series) 03/.17/;89 AOl 2Pulaski settlement agreement rej ected by House vote 03/17/89 AOl 5LR Dist has no gap in special education programs 03/17/89 A06 1LR Dist must stretch dollars despite large tax base 03/17/89 A06 1LR Dist schools vary widely in resources 03/17/9 A07 1New law sets minimum teacher pay at $16,000 03/17/89 B02 5Fifty-four dists face extinction without funds for 'phantoms ' 03/.17/89 B03 1State subsidies for smal l school dists vetoed by Gov Clinton 03/17/89 B03 1New law requires kindergarten unless parent asks waiver 03/17/89 B03 5Little Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series) 03/;1&/89 A01 4Private schools in Pulaski Co reaches a high 03/18-/.89 A01 4Pulaski settlement approved by House of Reprs on fourth try 03/18-/89 AOl 6Only 3 dists in Ark to escape state aid cuts next year 03/18-/;89 A03 1Articles on private schools in Pulaski County 03/18/89 A06 1List of private schools in Pulaski (enrollment statistics) 03/18-/.89 A06 1Union Pacific transfer workers choose to live in Conway 03/;18-f, 89 A06 3LR Dist parents say busing behind their use of private school 03/18-/89 A07 1Some LR Dist parents send children to Islamic school 03/18-/89 A07 1Brinkley calls of f classes because emotions running high 03/.18-/89 BOl 2Brinkley students discuss disturbances at school 03/18-/,89 B01 2Gov Clinton signs bill for students to choose dist to attend 03/18-/.89 B02 3Pulaski dists settlement approved after frantic lobbying 03'118-/89 B03 1Settlement of Pulaski case sees series of votes by legis 03/18-/89 B03 1Goul d librarian in troubl e again over racial remarks 03/-18-/;89 B06 1Bible classes held in Gravette Dist school debated 03/18-/;89 B07 5LR Dist ' s hope lies in programs, plans and people 03/19-/, 89 A01 2Little Rock District (Unequal Opportunities series) 03/19-/; 89 AOl 2Impact of finance formula on each school district shown 03/19189 A06 1Legislative attempts to regulate health clinics failed 03/.19-/89 A08 5Four Jacksonville students shot by pellet pistol at school 03/;19-/; 89 B02 4Walker Lundy discusses Pulaski desegregation case settlement 03il9/89 C03 1Compensatory educ carries new importance in Pulaski dists 03/.2A89 AOl 2Where Pulaski dists desegregation settlement funds will go 031289 AOl 2Role of the state in Pulaski

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNew law bars adding days to teacher contract without payMount Pleasant Dist uses $1-a-year stand-in for suptGang activity next problem in LR Dist, school official warnsMount Pleasant Dist under review by Education DeptSalaries of all supts in Ark listed for each districtHerschel H Friday 's appeal for LR settlement seen as ironicLR Dist task force on safety, security wants handbook revisedMount Pleasant's uncertified supt among the best, lr saysMount Pleasant Dist's supt arrangement to endPetition drive begins to refer Pulaski settlement to votersBlytheville High School ends its daily Bible readingsEd Bullington declared ineligible for AEA president's postHope Dist to hold election to give blacks better chanceGeneral Education Dept may be reorganiz edSpringdale' s Jones Elementary suffers $20. 000 in vandal ismFinancial crunch hits state schools, facilities in disrepairEd Bullingt on ends quest to remain AEA leaderShirley Schools may lose Blue Devil mascotFrank Anthony will not be named Warren Dist superintendentWarren Dist Bd president shocked by talk of racismWarren Dist decision motivated by race, one bd member saysNLR' s popular Central Junior High to be closedMalve:ni Dist controversy takes toll on tailnLR Dist reorganiz ation coul d cause 7 top admrs to lose jobsNewark Dist Bd to decide on contract for Supt Bobby DePoysterState Education Board hol ds line on school standardsTeacher contract extension delayed until 1990Malvern Dist board and superintendent resignGravette Dist officials say Bible class to remain in schoolMcGehee Dist bars school fran use of local country clubWarren employes Bentonv ille's Carl J Barger as superintendentGov Bill Clinton urges legislators to lobby for school aidLR Dist Supt George Cannon article on mission of schoolsMalvern has new school boardLR Dist's Cloverdale Jr High starts anti-violence programLR Dist blacks suspicious of proposed staff changesNew laws penaliz e parents if children not kept in schoolLR Dist students may not get school of choice after allLR Dist 1s truancy policy questioned on fairness basisLR Dist band programs may not surviveState will not ask teachers to work extra days without payNewark Dist Supt Bobby DePoyster sees no conflict with BCCNewark Supt has several connections to Baptist Christian CollNewark residents get refunds from Baptist Christian CollegeLR, Pulaski Dists' student assignment plan may be rej ectedCommencement carries high price tagLR Dist elementary plan largely safe, Walter Smiley say sRepr George says Pulaski dists settlement not legally passedPulaski Co school case strains fabric of communityLR Dist neighborhood plan mirrors ideas of 150s, Ma this saysRace secondary in issues, Ernest Oakleaf writesDesegregation plan for Pulaski schools fails master's testSpecial Master proposes metropolitan supt for Pulaski distsSpecial Master cal ls Pul aski dists' plans unworkable03/.27 /,89 B06 503/.29/89 AOl 203/,30/89 BOl 204-AOl/89 B01 60 4-/02/,89 Al 5 204/02/;89 BOl 204/02/.89 BOl 504p02/,89 C02 304{104-f,89 AOl 204-/,04/,89 B03 504/06-/89 BOl 504/,06/:S9 BOl 504-/-..07/89 B04 604/,0S/:89 B03 404/,08-/;89 B03 504/:09-/89 AOl 204/09-/. 89 BOl 204/09-/-,89 B07 104/;1 0/89 AOl 604/,10-/;89 AOl 604/·1 0/89 AOl 604/,10/89 BOl 304/10/-89 BOl 504/,11/89 AOl 504/11/,89 B01 204/1 1/89 BOl 504/;ll/,89 B02 504/1 2f89 AOl 604/13/89 AOl 504/:13/89 BOl 204/,14/.89 B01 204/1 4/,89 BOS 504/14-f.89 B09 404-/15-/;89 BOl 204/;15/89 B03 104/16/89 C03 104/.17/89 A01 504/17-/89 AOl 604-/.17/.89 A07 204/17/89 BOl 104/17/;89 BOl 104/.17/S9 BOl 404/17/.89 BOl 404ta 7/89 BOl 404/, 18-/. 89 AO 1 204{18-/:89 EOl 204/.19/;89 AOl 504/19-/;89 AlO 604{;19p89 BOl 104/:19-/: 89 BOS 104/19-/,89 BOS 104-/;20f89 AOl 104{20f89 AOl 204/20/89 A01 383

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSpecial Master wants to start over with Pulaski district sLR Dist elementary pupils to attend same schools this fallLR parents frustrated by Special Master's decisionsPulaski Co legislators unhappy with Special Master decisionSpecial Master' s ruling upsets board members in PulaskiSpecial Master Mccutcheon threw book at Pulaski . column say s$119 million settlement in Pulaski desegregation seems shakyOpposition swells on McCutcheon plans for Pulaski schoolsPairing of schools not new to LR DistPulaski officials await written proposals by McCutcheonNLR of ficials on defensive after McCutcheon' s criticismLR Mayor Villines heads of f protest rally at CapitolReaction of taxpayers to Pulaski County 's educ futureColumnist interviews Skip Rutherford on McCutcheon findingsBerryville Dist seeks pol icy on suitable books for libraryLR Dist faces loss of pupils in wake of McCutcheon proposalSaline County area. schools to be pranoted in 'IV adsAubrey Mccutcheon grants rare interview on Pulaski Co distsMetropolitan Supt for Pulaski dists defended by McCutcheonPulaski dists officials say Mccutcheon gave no war.ingBuffalo 1 s Eugene T Reville has ideas about Pulaski CountySpecial Master Aubrey V McCutcheon sulmits $811375 billWarren group files suit to alter board election processConway patrons seek removal of materials it deems unsuitableOpen letter to Mr Mccutcheon from Walker LundyMagnet school art cl asses interest many studentsCrossett businesses to have aid of local businessesRockefeller Foundation grants made to several schoolsTeacher unions in Pulaski dists back Mccutcheon in generalGov Bill Clinton urges parents not pul l children from schoolLR Chamber favors financial settlement in Pulaski dists caseArticle says McCutcheon not given information he soughtFinancial settlement in Pulaski case not inval idatedPetitioners want to undo consolidation of Palestine-WheatleyAtty John Walker accuses LR of not giving Mccutcheon dataFinger-pointing continues on Pulaski dists caseLR Supt George Cannon says neighborhood plan was defendedLR Dist Supt Cannon releases lr on response to MccutcheonLinking prom to candy sales draws protest at JonesboroCourt Master McCutcheon says he did not get right repliesLR Supt Cannon missed many meetings. Aubrey McCutcheon saysNLR Dist Supt Joe Austin named to head Beaumont. Texas DistPlacing blame for latest snarl in Pulaski case not easySummary of charges, countercharges in Pulaski dists caseLR School Bd criticizes Aubrey McCutcheon for remarksLR Supt Cannon defended by board from McCutheon's al legationsLR' s Fulbright Elementary School prospect for pairing againPine Bluff Dist may honor black in renaming Jefferson PrepSpecial Master McCutcheon lashes method of NLR desegregationHysteria won't help LR Dist problems . Deborah Mathis writesRatios worthless if kids cannot learn. Robe rt McCord writesVolunteer shares travel adventures with LR studentsMcCutcheon action in Pulaski case in line with prior movesPistol fired on Dollarway High School campus leads to arrest04/20/89 AOl 504/20-/;89 A04 104/20-/89 A04 104/;20-A89 A04 104/;20/;89 A04 504/,20-/89 BOl 104/,21/89 AOl 204/,21-/;89 AOl 504/21-,l,89 A08 104/:21189 A08 104/.21/89 A08 304/21/89 A08 504/21/89 A09 104/,21/89 BOl 104/, 21189 BOl 204/.22/89 AOl 204/.22/89 BOl 504{;23/,89 AOl 504/,23/89 AOl 504-/,23-/89 A03 l04/23/89 A04 104/.23/89 A04 604/23/89 BOl 204/23/89 B03 204/23/.89 C03 104/.24-/,89 BOl 104/124/,89 BOl 404/.24/89 B06 104/25-/89 AOl 504/25-/!89 A07 104/25/89 A07 204/26/89 AOl 504/26/:89 BOl 104/26/89 BOl 204/;27/S9 AOl 204/27-/.89 AOl 204/-27 /E 9 A01 504/27/89 A04 104/27/.89 B02 104/2&/;89 AOl 504/;28/;89 AOl 504/.2&/89 BOl 204/;30-/;89 AOl 504/30-/;89 BOl 104/;30-/:8 9 BOl 204/.30-/89 BOl 204/30-f,89 BOl 204/.30-/89 B03 104/,30-/-89 BOS 104-A30-/89 C03 104/30-/;89 C03 105/;01/89 BOl 105/,01/89 BOl 405/02f89 BOl 584

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPulaski dists boards to meet on Aubrey McCutcheon reportNLR Dist employees to ge t pay raisePulaski Dist repts rise in 8th grade MPT failure rateFort Smith principal alleges racial biasPulaski Dist and NLR Dist MPT resultsArk ranks 46th on per pupil expendituresArk ranks 50th in nation on av g teacher salariesArk still near bottom in US school rankingsLR Dist 8th graders shCM drop in MPT. but 3rd, 6th improveTop teachers. scholars receive Stephens awardsJohn Walker proposes $15 million for all-black incentive ctrsFights break out at Pulaski Dist 's Mills HS in music disputeStatue of Jesus at Catholic High School vandal izedTeacher Sharon Tarkington bids farewell to her adopted stateCarver Magnet School urges creativity, imaginationRivercrest High senior has enviable recordHeber Springs gives fifth graders fitness examsProgram for Accelerated Learning used in some public schoolsPulaski dists case far £ran end, lawyers sayReaction to Mccutcheon recommendation continues in PulaskiConway Dist may ban use of book, ''The Glory and the Dream"Conway should make Manchester book required text , column saysWilliam Manchester wrote book some Conway residents dislikeConway parents complain about use of Manchester book in classSuit against use of school money for Pulaski dists to proceedConway Bd to allow only copied pages of Manchester bookNLR Dist likely to choose James Smith as new superintendentWilliam Manchester says Arkansans living in the pastAubrey McCutcheon' s proposals come close to consolidationWritten proposals of A V Mccutcheon filed with courtWilliam Manchester says 'yahoos ' censoring his bookDr George Cannon says he was told repeatedly plan was okOfficials of Pulaski 's dists say Mccutcheon plan uoworkablePulaski Co Dist largely spared in McCutcheon' s planSchool . officials in Pulaski dists f:r:ustrated againSumma:ty of rept of Aubrey McCutcheon on Pulaski distsPulaski school of ficials dispute McCutcheon on desegregationCensorship in Conway High School drew few protests18 professors in Com;ay oppose ban of bookMills High School student sues over being 'dropped'NLR Bd agrees James R Smith to be new superintendentWalter Smiley supports McCutcheon plan for Pulaski DistsLR Bd considered firing Supt George Cannon, Jacovelli saysLR School Bd nav backs Dr George CannonPulaski dists tell attys to prepare response to McCutcheonRep Jim Lendal l wants schools to beware of Bible readingMills High senior was 'droppped' for truancyDisinterested students may have been placed in special educSpecial education cl asses enroll 47 ,647 students in ArkSpecial education in Arkansas (feature article)Special education in Arkansas (feature articles)Special education in Arkan sas (feature articles)Pulaski dists look at merging servicesDollanray High seeks to erase image of rowdyism05/.02/;89 BOl 605/.03/,89 BOl 505/,0389 BOl 605/:03/89 B02 105/.03/89 BOS 205/04/:89 AOl 505/.04/:89 AOl 505-/.04/89 AOl 505ft04/89 BOl 505/;05/89 BOl 505/05/89 B02 205/06/.89 BOl 605/07/89 B03 105/,07/;89 C04 105/;08'/,89 BOl 105/0&/, 89 BOl 1OS-f08/:89 BOl 205/.0&/89 BOl 405/09-/:89 AO l 505/09/;89 A07 105/09-/:89 BOl 105ti09-h89 BOl 105/;09-/89 BOl 105/09-/:89 BOl 205/09-/.89 B02 505/10-/89 AOl 205/;10-/89 AOl 205/:10/,89 AO l 205/1 1/89 AOl 205/-1 lf.89 AOl 605/1 1/89 BOl 505/.11/89 B02 l05/11/;.89 B02 105/:1lf89 B02 105/11/,89 B02 105/.11/89 B03 105/.1 2/89 AOl 205/1 2/89 BOl 105/:1 2/89 BOl 205/,1 2/89 B02 505/1 2/.89 B03 105/.1 2/;89 B03 l05/.13/89 AOl 205/,13/89 AOl 205/13/;89 A09 105/,13/-89 BOl 605/.13/.89 B03 605/;14/89 AOl 205/;1489 AOl 205/14/:89 AOl 205/.14/:89 Al 4 105/-14/;89 A1 5 105/;14/89 BOl 205/;1489 B02 185

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLColumnist Robert McCord critical of Mccutcheon recommendation 05/14/:89 C03 5Mills High senior who was 'dropped ' may not graduate 05f16/89 B06 5Desegregation ruling of 1954 recalled by Dr HarY}' McDonald 05i17/B9 AOl 5Black leaders recall day of 1954 Supreme Court ruling 05/17/.89 BOl 2NLR hires James Smith as superintendent 05/17/89 BOl 6Initial reaction in Ark to 1954 court decision was calm 05/17/89 B02 3Mills High senior will not graduate this year, court rul es 05/17/.89 B04 3Ex-principal who failed admr exam turns failure to success 05/.18-/;89 AOl 3LR Dist biracial panel likes most of McCutheon' s plan 05/..19f89 AOl 5Conway Dist Supt tries hand at rev ising events in book ban. 05/1/89 BOl 1Conway Supt Jam.es Clark approves use of Manchester book 05/,19/.89 BOl 3Some on LR Dist biracial panel insist master plan misstated 05/.2/89 BOl 6Some legislators doubt Pulaski dists case settlement legal 05{20f89 B02 1Realtors Board opposes plan of Master Aubrey V Mccutcheon 05/21/,89 B04 3Team learning approach successful, Marcelline Carr says 05/22/89 BOl 1kticle on new AEA president Sid Johnson 05/.2 2/89 B02 1Atty for Pulaski Co Dist says McCutcheon plan has no chance 05/;23/89 AOl 2Summary of Pulaski Co Dist obj ections to Mccutcheon plan 05/.23/89 A0 1 2LR Dist studies racial balancing of athletic teams 05/;24/89 A0 1 2NLR Dist teachers to get salary raise 05/.24/89 BOl 6Haz en student alleges harassment by principal and teacher 05/;24/:.89 B02 3Suits against A V McCutcheon. Judge Henry Woods transferred 05/,24/89 B03 4Nettleton Dist students ask Supt Daniel Slay not to leave 05/;25-/-89 A01 2Special Master McCutcheon out of line. Pulaski dists say 05/;25/89 AOl 2Plan to racially balance athletics. bothers A V Mccutcheon 05f25f89 A01 4LR Dist cheerleaders, drill teams no longer have race quota 05/261"89 AOl 2Home school program completed by some seniors 05/26/89 B03 3Nettleton persuades Supt Daniel Slay to remain on job 05/26/:89 B04 lTwo arrested at Hall High School for carrying guns 05/.27/89 BOl 6Extracurricular athletics participation in LR. by race 05/27/89 B02 3Parents discuss McCutcheon' s recommendations 05/28/89 C05 1Multicultural concepts used in all subj ect areas in Pulaski 05129-/:89 BOl 1LR Dist pairing of schools rejected by Judge Henry Woods 0531f89 AOl 2Officials of Pulaski dists hopeful neighborhood plan approved 05/31/:89 AOl 2Summary of Pulaski dists hearing before Judge Henry Woods 05/;31/89 AOl 3Eugene Reville to oversee desegregation in Pulaski dist s 05/:31{89 AOl 6Judge Henry Woods ' decision divides LR School Dist Bd 05f.31/89 A03 1Text of Judge Woods ' statement on Pulaski dists case 05131/,89 A08 1Higher educ plan wants research funds focused at few univs 05/31/89 B01 5Brief summary of goals in draft of higher educ plan 05/31/;;89 BOl 6Eugene Reville to hol d meetings in LR today on Pulaski case 06/01/89 BOl 2Salem Dist Supt refuses to resign at board 's request 06/01/89 B06 1Eugene Reville expects to have veto power over Pulaski dists 06/02-f,89 A01 2Feature article on Eugene Reville 06t02/89 BOl 2Eugene Reville says his salaey will be no problem 06/03/.89 B01 2Profile of Eugene Reville 06/04/,89 A01 6Eugene Reville could be Man of the Decade in LR 06/04/;89 C03 1Statue of Christ at Catholic High School again desecrated 06/;04A89 C03 5Eugene Reville interviewed by Gazette Editorial Board 06/;04/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSalem Dist Bd gives tw o administrators dismissal notices 06/07/.89 B06 1Judge Woods hears obj ections to Pulaski settlement 06/08/89 BOl 6NLR Dist board to add black member 06/.08-/.89 B02 5LR Dist Supt George Cannon 's resignation surprises of ficials 06109-/89 AOl 2LR Dist Supt George Cannon stepping down in August 06/09/89 AOl 6Resignation of LR Supt Cannon to have little ef fect on case 06/09/; 89 A04 1Barbara Frederick heads Pulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers 06/,09/:89 BOl 2LR Dist begins search for new superintendent 06/1/89 AOl 2Eugene Reville denies repts of $200,000 salary 06/10/89 A04 1LR Dist Supt George Cannon comments on decision to resign 06/1/89 A04 1Background report on Eugene Reville' s work in Buffalo 06/,11/89 AOl 2Pulaski desegregation settlement could be scrapped by Legis 06/11/89 BOl 6Eugene Reville does not believe in quotas 06f12/;89 AOl 2LR Dist Bd may select Gene Jones for interim superintendent 06/;13/89 AOl 2Surtax in dists under court order talked again at Capitol 06/14/:89 BOl 2Conway Dist Bd apprwes book policy 06/14f89 B03 5Hope Dist patrons elect four blacks to school board 06/14/89 B06 1Scrapping of settlement would unbal ance LR, Pulaski budgets 06/15f89 AOl 2Eugene Reville should work as equal with supts lawyers say 06/15/89 A13 1Ellen Hammond alleges race bias in South Conway County Dist 06/.15/,89 BOl 2LR Dist hires George Cannon as $500-per-day consultant 06/.1/89 BOl 2LR Dist patrons urge that Woodruff Elemetary not close 06/15t89 B02 1LR Dist says services of Dr George Cannon needed 06/16189 AOl 2Column on LR Dist hiring of Dr George Cannon as consultant 06/.16/,89 BOl 1LR Dist assignment plan apprwed by Eugene Reville 06/.17/89 AOl 5NLR Dist Bd appts two new members to settle court suit 06/17/89 BOl 2Pulaski Co settlement unl ikely to win approval 2nd time 06/;17/89 BOl 5LR Dist patrons of Woodruff Elementary plead for school 06/1&/:89 B04 1Manipulatives make mathematics learning fun 06/19-A 89 BOl 1Pulaski dists settlement appears

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJudge Henry Woods asked to approve Pulaski settlement 06-/,27/89 AOl 6Judge Henry Woods reject s Pulaski desegregation settlement 06/28/89 AOl 2Summary of Judge Henry Woods ' ruling on Pulaski settlement 06/.28/89 AOl 3Desegregation plans of LR. Pulaski Dist rej ected by judge 06/28h89 AOl 5Judge Henry Woods affirms Eugene Reville as metropol itan supv 06/.28189 AOl 5Salaey of Eugne Reville to be $98.500 06/.2Bf89 AOl 5State ordered to pay more for Pulaski County magnet schools 06/128/89 AOl 5Long-tenn assignment plans of LR. Pulaski Dists struck down 06/28A89 A08 1Ralph Forbes suit challenges bill to settle Pulaski case 06/;28-/;89 A08 6Extract of ruling by Judge Henry Woods on Pulaski settlement 06/28A89 A09 1AV McCutcheon to preside over hearings on state liability 06/2%89 AOl 5Lawyers seek way to revive Pulaski desegregation settlement 06/29-/.89 A08 1Special session of Legis urged to settle Pulaski case 06/.30/:89 AOl 2Dr Ruth Steele offered post of Little Rock Dist supt 06/30-h89 AOl 5Dr Ruth Steele has spent 22 years in LR Dist work 06/.30-f89 A06 1Pulaski Dist could bill state for $1 15 million for next year 06/.389 BOl 2Proj ected state aid for 1989-90 school year listed (by dist) 06/.30-/;89 B06 3Regionalism seen in Legis vote on Pulaski desegregation case 06/,30/89 B09 3Dr Ruth Steele confident of winning support of LR Board 07/01/:89 AOl 2LR Bd member 0 G Jacovelli chgs deal in hiring Dr Ruth Steele 07/0lf89 AOl 20 G Jacovelli chgs Gov Bill Cl inton behind hiring of Steele 07/01/89 AOl 2LR Dist Bd favors keeping Dr George D Cannon as consultant 07/,01/89 BOl 2Winston Bryant thinks Legis would pass Pulaski bills now 07/01/89 BOl 2Malvern Dist seeks racial balance on school board 07/01/89 B02 1LR Dist choice of Dr Ruth Steele pleases veteran educators 07/01/89 B03 1Arkansas Conf of Churches and Synagogues cal l for improvement 07/05/:89 BOl 2LR Dist to pay Dr Ruth Steele $88.000 per year as supt 07/.06/,89 BOl 2State Educ Bd votes to reimburse Pulaski dists $6.8 million 07/006/.89 BOl 5Pulaski County Dist to seek $7 .1 million in lost state aid 07/06/89 B02 2About 60 House members now support Pulaski setlement 07/07/89 AOl 3Court to decide Legis votes needed to pass Pulaski funding 07/.07/89 AOl 3LR Dist will employ Dr Steele's deputy. Dr Herbert H Cleek 07/07/,89 BOl 3Church leaders plan to involve congregations in educ support 07/07/89 B03 3LR Dist should seek 10-mill increase. Dr George Cannon says 07/0&/89 BOl 2Gov Cl inton thinks Pulaski settlement could now pass House 07/09/89 AOl 6Hot Springs will not accept transfers under choice plan 07/0/.89 BOl 2LR, NLR Dists fill top vacancies with local educators 07/0/:89 BOl 2Judge rules Pulaski settlement bill needs only 51 House votes 07/11/89 AOl 2Ruling on House votes needed in Pulaski case appealed 07/11/89 AOl 2LR Dist Bd delays action on appeal of desegregation plan 07/13/89 BOl 2LR parents meet with Metropolican Supervisor Reville 07/13/89 BOl 5Gravette Dist parents file lawsuit over Bible classes 07/14/89 BOl 2Lawmakers still argue over Pulaski desegregation settlement 07/14/89 B03 1Gravette school likely to keep Bible readings . officials say 07-/;15/:89 BOl 2Parties must understand Pulaski school case, Judge Wood says 07/,1/89 B02 1Gov Bill Clinton says he is sick of Pulaski case setbacks 07/l&/89 AOl 6Supreme Ct refuses to rule on legis votes needed to settle 07/18/89 AOl 6Supreme Ct sends Pulaski settlement case back to Pulaski ct 07/18/89 AOl 6All 3 branches of govt bungled Pulaski settlement 07/l&/89 BOl 1Lawyers for Magnol ia argue state owes schools $23 . 7 million 07/1&/89 BOl 2Magnolia suit alleges funds diverted for Pulaski dists use 07/18/89 BOl 2NLR Dist to seek 4.9-mill increase 07/18/89 BOl 2Gov Bill Clinton seeks alternatives on Pulaski settlement 07/,19189 BOl 5A+ Arkansas meeting hears talk by Gov Bill Clinton 07/19/89 B02 288

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHarrisburg Dist teacher to receive $3 , 000 in back pay 07/1/;89 B03 2Legislature may meet to vote on Pulaski case settlement 07/.2189 AOl 5Gov Clinton struggl es for legis votes for Pulaski settlement 07/21/,89 BOl 2Gravette School Dist to fight to keep Bible readings 07/.21-/,89 BOl 2Minimum Performance Test questions written by Ark teachers 07/21/89 B02 3Sides dig in for fight over Bible in Gravette schools 07/22/89 B02 1Lakeside policy may prevent prodigy going to WVU this fall 07/22/89 B03 4Former school bd members admit FOI violations 07/,24/89 AOl 5Youth Unlimited Program targets at-risk students 07/24/89 BOl 4At-risk students respond to Youth Opportunities Unlimited 07/.24/,89 B03 4Hot Springs area dists face desegregation suit by NAACP 07/,24/89 B03 4Little Rock Dist called scapegoat for the South 07/25/89 B07 1Support grows in Legis for settlement of Pulaski case 07-126/89 AOl 2Ralph Forbes calls Pulaski settlement 'license to steal ' 07/26/.89 A04 5Two Pulaski desegregation settlement bills clear House 07/27/89 AOl 2Reduction of high schools to 100 suggested by Steve Clark 07/27/89 BOl 2Pulaski desegregation settlement gets three-fourths vote 07/28/89 AOl 5Lawyers in Pulaski settlement wanted, got, Legis committment 07/28/89 AlO 1Legis settlement of Pulaski case makes Ralph Forbes suit moot 07f.28l89 Al O 1House vote on settlement of Pulaski desegregation case 07/28/89 AlO 6Bill Clinton, Winston Bryant credited with bill pas sage 07/28/;89 BOl 1LR and Pulaski Dists submit agreement on Chenal Valley 07/28/.89 BOl 2Teachers to get salary raises of $500-$600, Bill Clinton says 07f28/89 B06 6NLR, Pulaski dists appeal part of Judge Henry Woods' order 07h28/89 B07 3AEA' s Sid Johnson blasts AF!\ a rival union 07/29{:;89 B02 2Pine Bluff, Dollanray, Watson Chapel sued over at-large votes 07/2/89 B03 4Education Dept pays Pulaski dists $7 .1 in back pay 07/2/;89 B05 2Ed Bullington discusses his tenure as AEA president 07/30/.89 BOl 5Newark Supt Bobby DePoyster resigns 07/30/89 B04 5Pulaski desegregation settlement opponents saw defeat coming 07/30/.89 COl 1Little Rock desegregation and historic guilt 07/3/89 C03 1AEGIS aims to educate and inspire 07/.31/89 BOl 3LR Dist gifted program revision threatens accreditation 08/.01/89 BOl 2Gravette Dist students to continue hearing Bible readings 08-/01/89 B02 1Rel ease of $25 million in state funds to give teachers raise OBf.01/.89 B02 1Newark Supt Bobby DePoyster comments on his resignation 08-/01/89 B03 4AF.A President Sid Johnson lists agenda for actions 08-f02t89 BOB 3LR Dist to spend 5 times more on gifted programs this year 08-/;03/89 BOl 5LR Dist gets funds for 'phantom students' lawmakers charge 08(.03/89 B02 4Seventy school dists to get less money this year 08-/.03/89 B02 4Fayetteville Dist loses bid to force refund of money withheld 08/.03/.89 BOS 3Pulaski dists still struggle financially despite settlement 08l04/,89 BOl 2Gravette Dist may be ordered to halt Bible classes 08104/89 BOl 6Brinkley Dist faces lawsuit by blacks over at-large voting 08t04/;89 BOS 4Gravette Dist barred from offering Bible class at school 08-/.05/;89 BOl 6Arkansas Teachers Assn being formed by Jim Parsons 08-f05f89 B02 1Membership of Arkansas Teachers Assn being kept secret 08/05f.89 B02 1LR Dist ' s Woodruff Elementary to be kept open 08/.05/89 BOS 3Hope Dist bd na.r has four blacks, four whites 08-/07/89 BOl lLR, Pulaski Co Dist teachers attend workshop on handicapped 08/07/.89 BOl 1Kinde rgarten law in effect in Ark, but few parents respond 08-/,08-/89 AOl 2LR Bd votes to appeal Judge Woods ' orde r on assignment plan 08/:08-/89 BOl 2Pulaski desegregation settlement faces more litigation 08/.08/.89 BOl 2Cabot Dist ordered by judge to reinstate Prin Mary ohnson 08/08-/.89 B05 489

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHome schooling discussed by Jane S Preis sSpecial legis session for schools placed 'on hol d'Legislators say time not right for session on educationPulaski Dist and teachers agree on 1 pct salary raiseGov Clinton's retreat on education is subj ect of columnRules on equity in schools being formulatedTommy Robinson says state plan would get Ark out of courtsEugene Reville sent lump-sum salary payment by distsHenry Woods says he did not order lump-sum pay for Rev illeDists consolidation study planned by state Education DeptTeachers becoming scarce, but mass exodus not seenState educ officials set goals for next decadeConway Dist has money woes despite increased state aidPulaski Special Master AV McCutcheon's pay is $149,750Gravette school to hol d Bible readings off campusPulaski Metropolitan Supervisor Reville gets new checksThree dists listed as facing mergersFairness guidelines approved by state Education BoardMetropolitan Supervisor Eugne Reville 's of fice budgetGravette plans for of f-campus Bible classes questionedSpecial Master Mccutcheon to hol d hearing at LRAnti-truancy funds for LR upsets Rep Lloyd GeorgeSchool Accountability Comm meets, but has no appropriationGarland County dists face NAACP consolidation suitNAACP seeks equal per pupil expenditures in Garland CountyFewer blacks now seeking teaching degreesDists may be allowed to delay meeting standards indefinitelyArk acted legally in funding Pulaski desegregation, ct rulesRul ing on use of funds was blow to Magnolia DistMetropol itan Supervisor Reville to hold meetings with parentsMagnolia Dist ruling won't affect Pulaski settlementLakeside Dist will grant Jerry Carbo Jr early graduationFort Smith paper cal ls for changing names of high schoolsProposed guidelines limit length of probation for district sArticle explores quality of small school district sSome smal l dists graduate as few as six students per yearDistricts struggle for funds to meet standardsList of new laws district s preparing to meetOark High School senior does not think larger school betterTeacher says Oark High School prepared her well for collegeEmmet Dist 's smal l enrollment limits activities, coursesSchool siz e make s little difference, college professors sayEnola Dist is near brink of being consolidatedState's 10 smal lest dists compared with average distsList of state 's 10 smal lest dists (table of statistics)Burton Elliott, Earle Love discuss challenges aheadLR Dist early childhood program achieves racial balanceLR Dist enrollment. by school , race , and pct changeLR Dist enrollment risesGoals for year 2000 endorsed by panel created by LegislaturePrayers may kick of f many football games this fallPulaski Co Dist enrollment, by school, race and totalProposal would force PACT members to join both NEA and AFTPulaski Dist 's Mills High School tries new discipline system08/.08-/89 B07 108/09-/89 AOl 208-/09-/89 A03 408/10-/89 AOl 208-/,10/89 BOl 108/10-/:89 BOl 2QB{, 10-/89 BOS 108-/,1 2/89 AOl 208-/;13/.89 A13 408/.14/89 BOl 408/14/89 BOl 408-/.14/.89 B02 108-/.14/;89 BOS 408/.15/.89 AOl 208-/.15/89 B01 208-/15/89 BOl 208-/15-/.89 BOl 608/.15/;89 B02 308-/.16t89 AOl 2QB{,16/,89 B03 408-/,17/.89 BOl 208-/.18-/;89 B04 10 8-/18-/.89 B04 108-/19/89 BOl 508-/,19/89 BOl 508/22/89 BOl 208-22/;89 BOB 308-/,23/89 BOl 208-/,23/89 BOl 208-/;24l89 AOl 508/;24/89 BOl 60 8-/; 24/89 B03 208-/:25/.89 BOl 208-/26/89 BOl 20&/.27/-29 AOl 20&/.27/89 AOl 208/27/89 AOl 308/127/89 AOl 40 B-f. 27 /;89 AO 8 10 8-/, 27 f,89 AO 8 108{-,27/;89 A08 50 8-/.27 -/.89 A08 5O&f,27 /.89 A09 108-/;27 /89 A09 308/27 /,89 A09 408-/27 /;89 cos 108/28-/89 BOt 408-/;29-/89 A04 208-/. 29-f.89 A04 40&/,29/,89 B02 108/;30-/.89 AOl 208-/;30/;89 B02 108-/.31/89 AOl 209/;01/;89 AOl 590

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLittle Rock Dist admrs get raises ranging from 1 to 19 pct 09{;01189 B01 2Little Rock McClellan student chgd with having gun at school 09/01/.89 BOl 2Arkansas Business Council wants educ in special legis session 09/01/89 BOl 5AEA plans fight to keep teachers from switch to AFT 09/,01/89 BOB 1Pulaski County dists filing on settlement rej ected by Woods 09-/-,02/.-89 AOl 5AEA challenges leave given Ed Bullington to work for AFT 09-/; 02/.89 BOl 2Time to abandon pre-game prayer. Doug Smith writes 09-/;02/89 B07 5Eugene Reville winning friends in LR 09-/:.05/;89 AOl 2Fort Smith Northside HS plan helps keep students in school 0/,0189 BOl 2Effort begins for removal of PACT pres Barbara Frederick 09/.06/89 BOl 2Move to remove PACT president is part of AEA-AFT dispute 09'/;06/89 BOl 2Searcy High School cancels band trips for footbal l season 09-/;06f89 B03 4LR Dist enrollment decreased by 746 since Januaxy 09/,07/89 BOl 6Vilonia Dist agrees to pay former coach $40.000 0/-,07/89 B03 4Eugene Reville gets many questions. no answers in hearing 09/0&/89 BOl 2LR Dist gets cow:t permission to borrow $3 million 09/09/89 BOl 2Gravette Bible readings deserve full trial. school atty says 09/09/-89 B03 4Effect of LR desegregation case outlined by Walker Lundy 09-Al0/-89 C03 1Eugene Reville backs alternative schools in LR Dist 09/11/:89 BOl 1Education money is prime concern at hearings 09/11/,89 BOl 4Reading Loft at Fair Park encourages children to read 09-/,11{89 BOl 4Warren Jr High lauded by NCTE for quality English instruction 09-/;ll/89 B03 1Hearings by Gov Clinton find support for tax for education 09/12/89 BOl 2Ed Bullington's leave refused by Pulaski Co School Board 09-/.13/;89 B01 5Refusal to grant leave for Ed Bullington is victory for AEA 09/;13/89 BOl 5LR Dist parents want more magnet schools. Eugene Reville says 09-/,13/89 B04 1Probationary status for schools not meeting standards talked 09-/.13/.89 B04 4Eugene Reville wasting time with meetings , Robert McCord says 09/; 14/89 B07 1Parent accuses Eugene Reville of making racist remark 09/;14/ 89 B07 1Hearing on state 's educ needs attracts Saline educators 09/,15/;89 All 1England teen-ager charged in attack on Altheimer bus driver 09'/15/,89 B03 4Pulaski Dist parents question Eugene Reville on plans 09-/,15/;89 B07 5Umpire Dist patrons will be asked to reduce taxes in election 09-/;17/.89 BOl 2Pulaski Co settlement case to be reconsidered by Judge Woods 09-/17/;89 BOS 1Visitor gives LR students insights into Japanese culture 09-/;18189 BOl 1'Natural State' accurately describes schools. D Kramer writes 09'/18/,89 B07 4School election results fran around state 09120-/89 AOl 4LR Dist teachers of fered 3 pct salary raises 09/,2Qf89 BOl 4Task force on school safety hears unnerving story 09/;20/89 BOl 5Results of school elections around state 09/:20/89 BOB 1Clyde Watkins essay on learning and racial balance 09-/. 20/;89 Bl3 4Scores continue to cl imb on MAT and MPT tests 09-/; 21/;89 AOl 5Results of school races in 45 counties 09'/21/89 B04 1Higher millages passed in 41 district s 09/,21/89 B04 5Statewide results of achievement test, by county and dist 09-f.21/89 B07 1Results of Metropol itan Achievement Test, by county and dist 09-/22/;89 A08 1LR Dist refuses 7 pct salary raise asked by teacher union 09/.23/,89 AOl 2PACT president Barbara Frede rick faces recal l election 09-/23/89 BOl 2PACT recal l election tied to efforts if ACT, AFT takeover bid 09-/23/:89 BOl 2Test disparities between whites and blacks closing 09-/;23/89 BOl 2Passing rates on MPT 09/23/,89 BOl 5Probation period for standards violations adopted 09-/23/89 BOB 1Gov Bill Clinton expresses hopes for effective natl conf 0/24/;89 AOl 2LRCTA 'crisis committee' meets on salaxy issue 09-/24A89 BOl 291

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansas Public School Choice Act is column topicUmpire residents wonder who voted against lowering taxesLawyers seek to alter Pulaski desegregation settlement termsLR Dist bd may have prevented collapse of settlementPulaski Co dists seek more magnet-like schoolsFort Smith School Bd asks panel to study Southside mascotLR Dist has not complied with two federal court ordersLR Dist dispute on teacher salaries goes onNLR Dist desegregation plan commended by Eugene RevilleLRCTA President Grainger Ledbetter comments on dist standLR Dist failure to obey court order explained by E RevilleLR Dist teachers picket outside school board meetingSpringdale ' s Farm.boy gets publicity in Playboy Magaz ineTeen-ager takes shot at two teachers in LR schoolFormer teacher seeks reinstatement at Mountain ViewTruancy law discussed by LR Dist boardTeenager arrested in shooting incident at LR Dist schoolLittle sentiment evident for tax increase for educationLR Dist has in-school suspension in place at one junior highEl Dorado residents sue board over at-large votingEl Dorado suit says at-large voting violates rightsPulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers (PACT) holds rowdy meetingVote to be held on recal l of PACT president Barbara FrederickLR Dist agrees to negotiate with teachers on some itemsNLR Dist teachers rej ect salary of ferEngland Dist taking steps to redraw board district linesPulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers removes Barbara FrederickEducation magaz ine calls Eugene Reville colossus of schoolsSpecial Master A V McCutcheon recommends settlement approvalTwo exceptions to Pulaski desegregation settlement soughtState officials laud McCutcheon recommendation on settlementText of McCutcheon recommendations in Pulaski desegregationPine Bluff teachers told not to assign Steinbeck bookEugene Reville loses patience with obj ecting white parentsLR parents obj ect to sending children out of neighborhoodsStudents learn science vocabulary, not science, teacher saysLR Dist and CTA seek fact-finder in contract disputeLR Dist wants more time to comply with court ordersTracking best meets students' different needs, teacher saysFact-finder in LR Dist contract talks to cost $SOO per dayWatson Chapel bars teaching of Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men"Minimum core curriculum for college-bound students adoptedPulaski desegregation settlement changes gets state bd okUse of commercial TV during day limited by Education BoardNLR Dist reports enrollment decl ineEugene Reville dismayed that blacks do not attend hearingsNLR Dist counterof fer rej ected by teachers unionPulaski dists may as well build magnet schools, Rev ille saysPulaski Dist to ask court to ignore McCutheon on changesPulaski County Dist enrol lmentLR Dist enrollmentLR Central High pep rally turns into racial fightSeveral students were inj ured in fighting at LR Central HighStudent body at LR Central High is 60 pct black09/24/;89 C0309-/25/89 BOl09-/.26/89 AOl09-/27/89 AOl09-/.27/89 AOl09/27/89 BOl09/28-f 89 AOl09/28/89 BOl09-/;28/ 89 BOS09/;28{89 COl09/:29-/; 89 AOl09-/;29-/89 BOl09-/29-f.89 BOl09-/30-/;89 BOl09-/30-/89 BOB09/:3 0-/,89 BOS10-/01/.89 A1 510/01/-89 COl10f02f,89 BOl10-/,02/89 B0310/02/89 B0310/,03/,89 BOl10/03/89 BOl10/;03/.89 BOl10/03/89 B0210/:03/89 B0310/04/89 AOl10/04/;89 BOl10/05/89 AOl1 0-/05-f8 9 AO 110-/,05-/:89 A0610-/.05/89 A0610-/.0S/.89 BOl10/,06{89 BOl10-h06/89 BOl10{06/89 BOl10-/07/-89 BOl10/07/89 BOllr:t/07/89 B0610/,0&/89 BOl10-/10-/89 BOl10/:10/:89 BOl10-/:10-/o89 BOl10/10-/:89 BOl10-/ 10-/89 BOS10-/;10-f89 BOS10-/10/89 BOS10-/11/89 AO l10/,11/,89 BOl10/11/89 . BOB10/;11/-89 BOS10/1 2/,89 AOl10-/12189 AOl10-/12/,89 AOl112552s12121151111144l14s4s45511411125162s5534s222522292

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRacial violence disappoints LR Central High principalWorkshop on race relations may be offered at LR Central HighTighter security at LR Central High planned, Dr Steele saysLR Dist teachers say hall monitoring duty viol ates contractNLR Dist teachers get pay raise of fer, step in·crementsLR Central High principal has leads in fight incidentOwner of Q T1s Arcade near Central defends reputationSchool bus drivers must nCM pay fee of $1 12 for 4-yr permitWilmar 6th grader expelled for bringing gun to schoolAEA ignores its rival , sets meeting for teachersAEA may adopt rules to oust members who aid rival unionArkadelphia instructors join Arkansas Classroom TeachersLR Central High fights do not qual ify as a race riotLR Central plays schedul ed football game without incidentArkadelphia teachers still in AEA camp, union leader saysAEA votes to restrict its members in rival organiz ationsSpringdale FFA tells its side of 1Farmboy 1 incidentLR Central High classes resume with no hint of troubl eAEA expels Frederick and Elliott for helping rival unionArk spends $2,500 per student annual ly, $8,000 per prisonerEducation take s back seat to drugs in pol itical yearExpul sion recommended for Central High student in meleePea Ridge parents demand principal resign over disciplineFormer US Secy of Educ Terrel H Bell speaks at ArkadelphiaSchool consolidation pranoted by Jim ParsonsFull-time kindergarten not new in ArkansasEducators not surprised that no school tax proposed in LegisSchool consolidation issue may go to voters in 1990Second student faces expul sion at LR Central High SchoolLR Dist board studies truancy pol icy under new state lawLR Dist says teacher patrol of hall is part of jobPaddling of student at Coal Hill draws protest of parentsDes Arc High School bans earrings on male studentsForeign language teachers hold conv at LRAEA again expels Barbara Frederick. Joyce ElliottDoctorate in physiology teaches high school classes at HallLR Dist plans no maj or change s in elementary attendance zonesGov Bill Clinton vows to fight for more school aidGov Clinton wants to restructure state budget to aid educCrossett Dist holds natl record on Adopt-A-School ProgramExpul sion of Elliott and Frederick argued before chancel lorSuperintendents not happy with school choice actCause of violence at LR Central High suggested in reportJudge likely to find AEA ousted Elliott, Frederick illegallySchool financing formula used by state assailedConway High School hit by vandal s againNumerical racial balance not enough, group at LR toldState watching Missouri case where ct ordered taxes raisedBill for rural schools consortiums killed in committeeCourt denies Barbara Frederick. Joyce Elliott PACT membershipGun found on Southwest Jr High student at LRLR Dist de segregation plan would keep assignmentsLR Dist desegregation plan's new elements listedLR Dist desegregation plan calls for 3 new schools10/12/.89 A06 110-/12189 A06 110-/12/89 A06 510-/12/89 BOl 210/12/89 BOl 210-/ 13/89 AOl 210-/13/.89 A06 5lO-f,13/89 BOl 210-/13/.89 B03 310-/13/139 B04 110-/13/89 B04 110fl3/;89 B04 41 Of.13/89 Bll 110/14/;89 BOl 310-/14/.89 B03 310Al5-A89 BOl 5l(}/15-/.89 C02 310-/17/89 BOl 510/17-f.89 B02 310f17/89 B07 510f18/-, 89 BOl 110/;1 8-/, 89 BOl 210/18-/89 B03 110/18-/89 B04 11(}/18-/89 B04 210/l&/, 89 EOl 210-/19-/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLR Dist desegregation plan highlights listedGun found on student at LR Dist 1 s Hall High SchoolPulaski district s proposals just what Eugene Reville wantedLR Dist desegregation plan keeps popular featuresNLR Dist desegregation plan big on compensatory educationPulaski Dist desegregation plan calls for volunta%Y actionPulaski dists say making desegregation work to cost millionsAccreditation def iciencies removed by 37 schoolsLR Dist 's Central High still investigating violenceConway High School teacher Jim Owen honored by ACLUConway 's Jim Owen resisted efforts to ban Manchester bookBradford High students take college course via satelliteGravett Dist cannot teach Bible, federal judge rulesProbationaey accreditation given some schoolsNewark Dist teachers salaries soar because of state lawGravette Dist Bd approves tim.e for of £-campus Bible studyLR Dist dropout rate bits ten percentAbout 375 Pulaski County parents named to school panelsComprehensive Behavior Mgmt System works in Pulaski DistGarland City Dist students may be sent to LewisvilleLR Dist parent committees begin work on desegregation pl ansFort Smith schools fail to get blacks in tough classes, 2 sayDistrict consolidation would save money, Michael Gilbert saysPulaski Dist parents panel favors consolidation of districtsAccreditation standards not met by 21 schoolsWatson Chapel Dist bans 'Of Mice and Men' from classroomArticle on ROTC program at Parkview (LR) high schoolBlytheville blacks ask order to change way board electedAccreditation panel places 16 schools on probationWatson Chapel parents want "Of Mice and Men" on reading listPulaski Dist parents group thr

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNLR Dist Board adds Rev Steven Arnold after interviewsEight-year-old brings gun to school at LR Dist's StephensPalestine-Wheatley dispute should go to mediator. judge saysSloan-Hendrix High student suspended over bomb in schooolSloan-Hendrix prin rushed bomb from school in nick of timeUrban counties subsidiz e rural areas. report showsMerger of Garland County dists urged by NAACP leaderLR Central High students dispute claim of racial tensionLR Dist Bd to review expulsions at Central High SchoolPrivate school students not likely to return to Pulaski distsLR Dist considers more grade points for advanced coursesSloan-Hendrix bomb suspect was expelled at another schoolPulaski Co Dist desegregation plan calls for tax riseParents say race is factor in use of private schoolsSloan-Hendrix student charged in bomb incidentLR Dist Supt Ruth Steele 's desegregation plan called 'wish'Pulaski Dist 's Bayou Meto School classified as isolatedJan Scholl named Arkansas Teacher of the YearAccreditation panel lists schools for probationSloan-Hendrix. student faces felony in bomb scareLR Dist black teachers at Cloverdale Jr High discuss concernsAccreditation panel lists schools for probationLR Dist has program to combat racial prej udice in schoolsMcClellan student robbed at gunpoint on campusDesegregation proposal for Pulaski dists due in three weeksACLU joins book dispute at Watson ChapelGreenbrier Dist needs new high school to correct problemsGlen Rose Dist modifies its drug testing policyState Office of School Accountability gets funding startGlen Rose's amended drug testing policy explainedSearcy Dist hopes new elem school will end accreditation illsLR Dist imposes restrictions on use of book about slaveryGoals for 2000 proposed by panelCauses of tension at LR Central High exploredLR Dist's Central High School bruised by tensionLR Dist 's Central High site-based mgmt program under fireLR Dist 's Central High races appear to socialize separatelyLR school tardy on some basic issues. Walker Lundy writesHarding Academy students learn meaning of entrepreneurshipDesegregation plan for Pulaski schools get federal ct okayEugene Reville to control Pulaski dists settlement moneyJudge Henry Woods critical of LR Dist on desegregationJudge Woods rejects fees for black intervenors attys in caseWatson Chapel foes of "Of Mice and Men" remain steadfastBeebe Dist may rethink decision on allowing choice of distsDesegregation order of Judge Woods almost sure to be appealedExcerpt of ruling by Judge Woods in Pulaski desegregationPulaski Co black parents to appeal desegregation settlementPine Bluff Dist black leaders oppose racial balance planPine Bluff Dist unveils plan to restructure schoolsWhite Hall Dist plan for Redfield school draws oppositionTotal number of schools facing probation is 132Joycelyn Elders defends use of school-based health cl inicsRobinson High student strikes teacher on head with chairllf29-f89 B01 211/29-/89 B01 611129-/,89 B02 411/30-89 B01 5l 1/;30-/89 BOl 511/30/89 BOl 511/30-/89 B03 1121,01/189 AOl 512/.01189 AOl 512/01/:89 BOl 212/0lf.89 BOl 5121:0 lf.89 B03 312/02/89 AOl 212-/:02/;89 BOl 212-/02189 B03 312/.04/:89 BOl 112/,04/:89 BOl 612/05/,89 B02 112/,05/89 B02 412/05/.89 BOS 412105/89 B06 1121:06/89 B09 212/07/89 BOl 212-/07/,89 B09 412/0&/.89 AOl 212/0Sf.89 BOl 212-/.0&/-.89 B03 212-f.O&f 89 B06 512/,0&/;89 B07 112/,0CJ./ 89 BOl 612/09{.89 B03 212/,09-/;89 B09 112/09-/.89 B09 512f10f.89 AOl 212-/:10-/89 AOl 212/10/89 A03 112/,10{89 A03 612-/10-/.89 C03 112-/1 1/.89 BOl 212f1 2f89 AOl 512/.1 2/89 AOl 512/:1 2/89 AOl 512/12/;89 AOl 512/:1 2!

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLR Dist has no list of banned books12-,"'14-f,89 BOl 5Pine Bluff neighborhood plan leaves racially identifiabl e sch 12/ 14/,89 B03 5Eagle Forum' s Julie Wright debates Dr Elders on clinics 12/,14/.89 Bl4 3Pulaski desegregation settlement ge ts approval of Judge Woods 12/;15{.89 BOl 5NLR Ol e Main student caught carrying pistol at schoolStudents search beyond language in "Of Mice and Men"Racial divisions exist at several LR schools, report say sPulaski desegregation plan involves mat:o/ groups, individual sVan Buren Dist counseling programs questioned by parentsVan Buren parents fear exercises are step tovard humanismLR Dist targets violence in schoolsCamden Dist says it has failed to desegregate it s schoolsCamden Dist seeks consolidation with adj oining distFort Smith Southside likely to keep Johnny Reb mascotPine Bluff Dist Bd approves neighborhood plan over busingTeachers in Pulaski Co favor one contract for three distsMagnet schools in LR attract only 48 fran private schoolsPulaski desegregation settlement clarification soughtPine Bluff parents may sue over neighborhood school planRul ing by Judge Woods in Pulaski case remains unclearLR City Mgr Tom Dalton studies proposed Zoo Magnet SchoolBlack students avoid entel!'ing teaching programsMetro Supervisor Eugene Reville works to meet plan deadl ineEngland Dist plan for board zones favored by black parentsAlma Dist may be sued by parents seeking counseling recordsAlma Dist used materials some parents see as humanismPulaski dists agree to release state fran desegregation caseEDUCATION ASSOCIATION. ARKANSAS12{;15-/89 Bll12/16/89 B0612-/17/89 B0712/,18-fi89 AOl12/18-/;89 BOl12-118-/89 BOl12/18-/89 BOl12l19/89 AOl12-119-/89 AOl1219-/;89 BOS12-/,20/89 B0312-/,,20-/89 B0712/23/.89 BOl12/23/;89 B1 212-f:,24/;89 BOl12-/;26/.89 AOl12-/.27 /..89 BOl12/28/89 AOl12-/28/.89 AOl12/, 3 (}/.89 B0312/30/89 BOS12/30/89 BOS12/30/:89 BlO21121152235151562255115see EducationEDUCATION ASSOCIATION, NATIONALsee EducationEDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)Bill in Legis gives Educ Bd pcxver to hire, fire directorHouse panel rej ects bill giving bd pONer to fire directorsGen Educ Div Director Ruth Steele may resign for LR Dist postRuth Steele resigns to take job as LR Dist SupterintendentState Bd interviews candidates in closed sessionState Educ Bd interviewing candidates for Gen Educ DirectorBurton Elliott interviewed for director of departmentDr Ruth Steele moves out of her of fices to take LR Dist jobArkansas Gazette chgs state Education Bd with FOI violationState Education Bd sets 4th meeting on Dept DirectorBurton Elliott named director of General Education DivisionDr Burton Elliott sets goals for his DepartmentEducation Bd met with Burton Elliott without media knowingJohn Fincher named deputy direct or of general education divEducation Bd agrees to comply with FOI lawWalker Lundy column on Education Bd and FOIEDUCATIONAL TELE.V ISIONAETN may have to move transmitter at cost of $2.2 millionSusan Howarth named exective director of AETNSusan Howarth has big plans for AETNProbe finds no wrongdoing in AETN employee sale of used itemsAETN engineer who sold used items placed on probation01/10-/89 A05 502/;01/89 A08 506/,3Q-f.89 AO l 507/,01/89 AOl 207/12-/89 BOl 207/12/89 BOl 207/13/89 BOl 607/14/;89 BOl 507/15/89 BOl 607-/15-/89 B02 107/,17/-89 AOl 207/31/89 BOl 108-/;19/89 BOS 409-/.1 2/89 BOB 109/;23/89 BOl 509-/24/89 C03 103/18A89 BOl07-/,14/,89 BOl07-/.23-/

ARKANSAS GAZE'I'TE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBlytheville to decide on use of school 'IV networkEmployees say AETN did not dispose of transmitter properlyFirst Electric Co-op donates satellite dishes to 20 schoolsArticle on commercial messages in educational televisionPulaski Co Dist Bd approves use of satellite TV news channelSatellite news program to be used in LR secondary schoolsChannel One news program criticiz ed as too commercialChannel One not helpful to schools. columnist writesAETN raises $493 .591 in holiday fund-raising campaignIssue of Channel One in public schools discussedChannel One backed by Arkansas parents. poll showsEDWARDS, CAROLYN MARIEsee al so Murders - Jones, Bryant WEDWARDS , DONALD LEEsee also Murders - Jones, Bryant WEDWARDS, SHARON KAYsee also Murders - Jones, Bryant WEGRETSsee WildlifeEISELE, G THOMASsee also Courts. FederalEISENHER, DAV IDStops briefly in LR on way to speech at SearcyEL DORADO CHEMICAL COExpansion at El Dorado to add 30 jobsEL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Education 02EL SALVADOR09-/27 f.89 B07 110-/;01/89 A13 110-/14/89 BOS 110/16{.89 BOl 111/15/.89 BOl 2llf.17/89 BOl 511/ 24/.89 BOl 511/25/;89 BOl 112/;12/;89 B03 112/;17/89 cos 112/20-/,89 BOl 203/29-/J89 A04 103/30/89 COl 1Camden residents stranded in El Salvador by rebel uprising 11/15/89 AOl 2Daniel Briley of NLR among Green Berets trapped in hotel 11/24/,89 BOl 2Plans for hotel were examined by CIA at Univ of Ark 11/27-/;89 01 6Edward Durrell Stone designed hotel seized by rebels 11/.27/89 AOl 6ELDERS. JOYCELYNsee also Birth Control and Abortionsee also Children Jal 4see also Educ Ja14 Ja20 D13see also Health Department (Ark)see also Politics and Govt Mrl 2Receives Distinguished Service Award from Natl Governors Assn 07/21/89 B02 5ELECTIONSsee Courts, State and Localsee Politics and GovtELECTRIC POWERsee also Public UtilitiesRecent US Supreme Ct ruling coul d af fect Grand Gulf 2 statusNuclear One shut down after leak foundPermit sought to mine lignite in Saline Co for AP&L useTwo bills in Legis would have serious impact on NLR powerLegis panel endorses bill to let PSC reviav private proj ectsNLR electric agency makes $3 .2 million profitCogeneration produces debate (}Iler PSC's powerBill for PSC regulation of cogeneration withdrawn in LegisState PSC has not joined challenge to Grand Gul f Power plantGreat Lakes Carbon plant at Ozark wants cheaper serviceOlf.12/;89 COl 201/22-/;89 B06 501/31/89 BOl 302{;06/89 BOl 102/16/89 A07 502/18-/;89 B02 102-/26/89 BOB 103/02/;89 A06 103/.15/89 COl 204/.03/89 B02 497

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OOLEMPLOYMENTsee LaborEND OF THE WORLDsee ReligionENERGY AND POWERsee a1so Electric Powersee also Oil and Gassee also Petroleum ProductsGasoline overcharge refunds used for energy proj ects in ArkENERGY CONSERVATIONsee Energy and PowerENGINEERING AND ENGINEERSForty-three pass state engineers examENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Basketballsee Civil Rights and DiscriminationENOLA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag27ENTERGY CORPQuarterly dividend rises by 5 cents per shareENTERPRISE ZONESsee Economic Conditions and TrendsENTERTAINERS HALL OF FA.ME, ARKAN SASsee Arkansas Entertainers Hall of FameHot Springs selected over Harrison for site of museumENTERTAINMENTsee also Nudism and NudityTheft chg against Men of Chippendale member dismissedENVIRONMENTsee also PollutionEnvironmental awareness graving in ArkENV IRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (US)see also Harbors, Ports and MarinasENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS 00Dismantling of cleanup subsidiary announcedEnsco stock hits lowest level since AugustEnsco stock drops as low as $9.25 per shareHouston Corp sues Melvyn Bell, three other Ensco of ficersEnsco pay s EPA $55,000 to settle complaintEnsco stock dives amid cash fearsEnsco stock rebounds after promise made to repay bank loanEnsco paints upbeat future for analystsAgreement with Australian fil!m could bring needed capitalFirm strengthened by ties to Australian companyBlast damages Ensco plant at El DoradoNothing toxic released by explosion at plantEarnings show decl ineMelvyn Bell to retain ties with Ensco under contractMelvyn Bell steps down, Jack W Forrest is new presidentTakeover bid being made by Brambles USABrambles raises money to buy Environmental SystemsBrambles presses Ensco for saleOfficials await eva1uation of buyout offerBrambles buying more Ensco stock12/04/,89 B03 402/120/89 C07 107/129-/89 C01 20 8,';09-A89 B03 402/18-/89 B08 406/04/89 B07 101/.07 /-89 COl 401/10/89 COl 202102/89 COl 50 2-/04-/189 C01 202-/04/,89 C02 602/,08/89 COl 202/,09-/89 COl 202/,15-/,89 COl 202/.21/89 COB 202/-22/89 COl 204/21/89 B02 404f.22/c89 B04 105/24/,89 C02 106/-17/89 COl 207 /;01/89 COl 507/11/89 AOl 207/,13/.89 C01 207 /14/;89 COl 207/20/89 COl 208-/;04/89 COl 299

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCleburne County Fair canceledCleburne County Fair to be staged by Cattleman' s AssnFaulkner County Fair and Homer Jones go back 80 yearsArkansas State Fair set to open 1989 runArkansas State Fair is attraction for youthSummary of 50-yr history of Arkansas State FairFAIR TAX AMENDMENTsee TaxationFAIR TRIAL IS SUESsee Murders - Atkins. Graylingsee TrialsFAIRCHILD. BARRY LEEsee also Murders - Mason. Marj orie LFAIRFIELD COMMUNITIES INCRegulators approve plan to acquire thrift institutionStock drops to lowest price in yearsStock price ralliesFairfield may restructure debtFAIRNESS OOUNCIL. ARKANSASsee TaxationFAIRSsee Expositions and FairsFAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education FlOFALLS (ACCIDENTS)see al so Parks . Recreation and TourismTwo men fall 125 ft in grain drier. live to tell about itFAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFEState 's new- Domestic Abuse Act ruled unconstitutionalFAMILY LIFE AMERICA GODsee also Birth Control and AbortionFAMILY SAVINGS SERVICE INCNLR fi?'lll accused of fraud in of fer of free vacationsFARM BUREAUsee Agriculturesee al so Politics and GovtFARM FAMILY OF THE YEARsee AgricultureFARM FRESH CATFI SHReopening of Lake Village plant creates 60 jobsFARMFE STsee AgricultureFARMINGTONResidents debate possible annexation of town to FayettevilleTown drops plans to add 3,300 acresFARMSsee Real EstateFARRIS. JEFFERSON DDr Farris resigns position with NAIAFAUBUS, ORVAL EMansion at Huntsville sold. personal items auctionedDaisy Bates saw Faubus as an opportunist. not a racistHome at Huntsville sold for $3180000Has advice for Gov Clinton on raising taxes for educ08f,02f89 BOl 608/10/89 BOl 209-/,03A89 EOl 210-/. 06/89 E01 210/07/89 B01 510-/;07/89 EOl 205/03/.89 COl 411!23/89 COl 511f25f89 COl 512/27/.89 C02 102/10-/89 BOl 209/.05/89 AOl 207/06/89 B06 312/12/89 C01 207/17/89 BOl08/.16/89 B031110/021"89 D07 102-/,12/89 A1 9 102/23/89 B07 403/01/-89 AO l 503/05/89 A06 4101

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFormer home at Huntsville to be opened to touristsUrges that human development centers be kept intactFaubus included in book on SouthernersFaubus to appear on program honoring Mrs Daisy BatesPays tribute to Daisy Bates. offers no apology for hisFaubus statements at Daisy Bates event is column topicFormer governor visits friends at state CapitolFAULKNER COUNTYAlleged plot to blow up courthouse uncoveredFAULKNER LAKE03/05-/;89 B0304/:09-f 89 B0606/18/ 89 G0907/26{139 AOlrecord 07/2&/;89 AOl07/30-/89 C0311/:03/.89 All151225201/20f89 B04 1see Swamps and WetlandsFAYETTEV ILLEsee also Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous Materialssee also Sex CrimesDickson Street dispute involves taxes to pay for parking lots 03/.26/89 B07 1Named best place in Arkansas to live 0&/;27/S9 B03 1FAYETI'EVILLE CITY HOSPITALsee Medicine and HealthFAYETTEV ILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education J a16 Je21 Ag3FEDERAL EXPRESSMemphis gets facility wooed by Little RockFEDERAL SAVINGS BANK (Rogers)see BanksFENCE Ssee also Colleges Ja26 F4FERRIESsee RiversFERS'lt.. TOMsee also Little RockFESTNALSsee also MusicOzark Scottish Festival under way at Arkansas CollegeArkansas Folk Festival under way at Mountain ViewOzark Folk Festival brought 65,000 to Mountain ViewArkansas Folk Festival (photographic essay)Police to beef up patrols for RiverfestToad Suck Daze at Conway rev ives steamboat eraToad Suck Daze draws record crowds to parkBeer to flow at RiverfestRiverfest getting under way on river bank at LRRiverfest enj oys mostly smooth sailingAbout 4,500 children at Riverfest on FridayTwo shot at RiverfestRiverfest provides family funRiverfest's third day is quiet one as 150.000 attend eventRiverfest ut il izes Arkansas River settingRiverfest '89 drew 350.000 to Riverfront ParkRiverfest admission fee suggested to ke ep hooligans outGreek Food Festival underway at LRBradley County Pink Tomato Festival heldJuneteenth celebration planned at LRJuneteenth message is importance of black historyMount Nebo Chicken Fry features politics, poultry. parties08/1 &,t,89 COl 204/07/89 EOl 504/14/89 EOl 204/16/.89 A15 404/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGum Springs Barbecue to attract 2.000 dinersArkansas River Blues Festival held at NLRRiverfest '89 ended $33.000 in the redTontitown Grape Festival is successHope Watermelon Festival begins 13th annual runHope Watermelon Festival draws a crowdSummerset '89 muffled by downpoursSummerset '89 had good attendance on second daySummerset drew about 3. 200 to NLR park on SundayRiverf est to charge admission price of $1 next yearRiverfest board not yet sold on admission feeKing Biscuit Blues Festival under way at HelenaKing Biscuit Blues Festival draws 50,000 to HelenaWorld Championship Duck Calling Contest under wayFIFTY SIXMayor resigns, blames City Council for troublesFINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT {ARK)Director Mahlon Martin resigningJim Pledger to be acting directorFINANCE AND BUDGETS, GOV Tsee also Conway Countysee also Human Services Department {Ark)see also Politics and Govtsee also Pulaski CountyProposed cutbacks in Reagan budget would hit Ark hardCapital proj ects pose problems for agenciesUse of bonds for capital proj ects favored by Gov ClintonMost new money already spoken for, Mahlon Martin say sState turnback bill voted by House after fiery debateDevelopment of Revenue Stabilization Act explainedJoint Budget Comm staff finds Clinton income estimates rightRobust grOfllth likely for state this year, John Pickett saysGov Clinton's proposed budget has no big winnersState spending could drop by 4 pct next yearPowerful Senators yielded power to ge t pet proj ects approvedCounties running out of moneyBig state agencies face cutbacks and layoffsLegislative vote on state budget may not have been legalLawsuit to test legality of appropriation billsSuit alleges al l appropriation bills made by Legis are voidGov Clinton will not say if he sought appropriations testRalph P Forbes files suit against appropriations act sNew budget forecasts give state good newsState officials still hang in limbo on budget bills ' legalityCourt suit chal lenges legality of most work of legislatureChancellor John Earl steps aside in chal lenge of budgetAppropriations bills ruled null and void by Judge Lee MunsonState Supreme Ct steps aside on state appropriations caseAppropriations bill mess has conf licts for everyoneSeven special Supreme Ct justices named to hear bills ' fateState officials expect services to go on despite rul ingSpecial justices to get briefs on appropriations billsArticle explains Amdt 19 and its ef fect on budget-makingFour factors cited in mess over appropriations bills07 /.26{"89 B0307/30/89 BOl08/,16-189 BOl08/:18/,89 EOl08/18/;89 EOl08-/20-/89 BOl09/:03/89 BOl09/04/:' 89 BOl09/05/89 BOl09/16/;89 AOl09/,24/:89 BOl10ta4f.89 B0310/,15/89 BOlllf.25/89 B0305/29-/89 BOl03/07/89 BOl03/.11/89 B0301/,1Q-t89 A0301/.23-189 BOlOlf23·/;89 BOl02/11/.89 A0802/;17/89 A0503/05/89 BOl03/07/89 A0603f09-/.89 B0703/1U89 B0203/,19-/89 AOl03/;l 9-/;89 COl03/19/189 C0503/26/,89 C0504/16/!89 BOl04/;20/;89 BOl04/26-/89 AOl04/:.2&/;89 B0404/.2&/,89 B0404/;2 9-/,89 B0406/;.04/:89 BOl06/:06{.89 B0206/,09/:89 BOl06/10/89 AOl06/13/:89 AOl06/14/89 BOl06/15-/89 BOl06/116/89 AOl06/16/.89 BOl06/;16/89 B0706/11&/;89 BOl22213261222154161145331213511122511154525155336103

ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLegislature called into session to vote on voided measures 06/20-/89 AOl 5SpeciaJ. State Supreme Ct justices rul e money bills void 06/,20-/89 AOl 5Text of Supreme Court ruling on legis vote on budget items 06-/20-/89 A03 1SpeciaJ. Supreme Ct justices deliberated 9 hours on funding 06/20-/89 A03 6Short ruling on appropriations act could go a long way 06/20/89 BOl 1Ruling brings widespread confusion on appropriations votes 06/;21/89 A04 1Ruling on appropriations could trigger suit s on education 06/21/89 A04 1House votes money for themselves, general appropriation 0622/;89 AOl 5Lobbyists may change legis mood on Pulaski settlement 06/23/89 A06 1Senate votes general appropriation measure 06/;23{89 A06 1State raises spending level by $25 .6 million 0627/89 B02 1Agencies scramble to spend extra revenue as fiscal year ends 07t03/89 BOl 4Article examines state budget for 'fat' that could be trimmed 07/;09/;89 AOl 2Where's the Fat? (series on state budgets) 07/:09-/89 AOl 2Article lists vehicles owned by maj or state agencies 07/09-/;B9 A09 1Game and Fish Comm has 463 vehicles for about 400 employees 07f09-/89 A09 1Travel by AIDC staff often noted by budget-watchers 07/09-/,89 A09 1Where's the Fat? (series on state budget) 07/09-/189 A09 1Number of state employees exceeds natl av g by 13 pct 0709-/89 A09 2Article examines colleges in view of state budget trimming 07/,10-/89 AOl 2Where's the Fat (series on state budget) 07/,10-/:89 AOl 2Administration costs in Ark exceed national norm 07/10-/89 A06 5Reductions in county budgets may cost more than is saved 07/24/.89 BOl 1State tops revenue forecast 08/01/89 B02 6Gov Clinton releases $3.5 million for projects O&t23f,89 B03 4Chart shCJVil'S hCJVil' state spends its $1,728.565.039 budget 09-/,l&t89 B02 2Mini-Revenue Stabilization Act is bill to watch in legis 10/30/-89 AOl 2Official revenue forecast revised upward 11/10/89 BOl 5Revenue analysts prefer caution in 'surplus ' talk 11/12/:89 BOl 6Revenue Stabilazition Act explained by John Brummett 11/16/;89 BOl 1Legis panel wants stricter laws on money mgmt violations 11/:17/89 B04 5Urban counties subsidiz e rural areas. report shCllV'S 11/.30/89 BOl 5Twenty-five counties subsidize other fifty in tax turnback 12-!0l/89 B09 4FINANCE BOARD (ARK)see Government Bonds and InvestmentsFINANCE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (ARK )Agency will sue Larry Nichols for pay for contra cal lsFINE ARTS FESTIVAL. EUREKA SPRINGS05/:24/,89 BO 2 6see ArtsFIRE TRAINING ACADEMY, ARKANSASsee FiremenFIREARMSsee aJ.so Children and Youthsee also Educationsee also Substance AbuseFew limits placed on purchase of guns in ArkArmor piercing bullets would be banned unde r proposed lawCharles Caywood builds artistic flintlock rifles, shotgunsWeapons seized in arrest of former mental patientNRA backs bill to bar local govts fran restricting firearmsArticle on youngsters who are trained in firearms handlingChildren using guns violently at record rate in ArkList of children and youth who have been killed in last year01/06/89 A0601/13/89 A0501/15/89 Dl201/20/.89 B0401/26/;89 A04Ol/;29-/;89 AOl01/.29-/;89 AOlOl/;29-/;89 A1 661311241Opponent. proponent of gun control comment on youths and guns 01/29-/89 A17 1104

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSchool of ficial sees no quick solution to guns in schoolsState has framework for gun educationHouse de feats bill to ban al':Illor-piercing ammunitionInsuror's liability limited in Wayne Crossley case, ct rulesVictims of Wayne Crossley sued store where gun was boughtProposed bill to curb gun possession by youths questionedBill in Legis would restrict handgun use by teenagersNRA lobbyist keeps sights on Arkansas LegislatureHouse defeats bill aimed at reckless shooting of gunsHouse passes bill restricting gun possession of youthsBill to 'standardiz e' arms laws falls short in committeeHouse panel endorses bill barring gun control by local govtsNational Rifle Assn has 32, 000 members in ArkAmended firearm bill endorsed by Legis panelBill limiting local regulation of firearms vetoed by ClintonPrices soar for big guns in LRGun supporters oppose ban on semiautomatic firearmsGun sales increase at Jonesboro after two double murdersYell County JPs vote against gun controlYell Co anti-gun control ordinance changed to a resolutionCharles Weiner supports right to aqn gunsFIREMENLittle Rock holds firm at 4.5 pct raise for firefightersBattle resumes over state fire training facilitiesNick Wilson wants satellite training facilities under Educ BdSen Mike Kinard incensed by Nick Wilson's effortsSen Nick Wilson says he might return to secrecy on AcademyHouse votes to leave Fire Training Academy adm aloneFive Fire Training Academy positions switched to Vo-TechNick Wilson loses bid to transfer Fire Training Academy admRural areas using firefighting antiquesLittle Rock offers firemen 6 pct pay increaseLR firemen rej ect city's second contract offerLR firemen union protest spending by cityLR City Mgr T Dalton cal ls union leader remarks inappropriateLR firemen sign contract with cityFIRESsee also Aromatiquesee also Capitol Wholesale Floristssee also J M Products Cosee also Murders - Michaels, Alicia Maysee also Riverssee also Wilcox, Paul . FamilyKensett child dies in house firePulaski Dist 's Sylvan Hills High School vandal iz ed, set afireLuther Shamlin not serving prison term because he is mis singEight members of J B Gibbs fami1y die in Augusta house fireFatal fire kil ls Augusta familyWoman and child die in mobile home fireLuther Shamlin captured in Alabama by bondsmenLuther Shamlin was convicted of fraud conspiracy in firesFire in mobile home kills two childrenTwo children die in fire at Magnol iaStores, apartments on Central in Hot Springs heavi1y damaged0 li2 9/89 Al 7 1Ol/;29-/.89 A1 7 101/31/89 A07 2Olf,3 lf.89 BOl 201/31/89 BOl 202101/89 A09 102-/;,03/89 AOS 602/05/,89 B07 102-/-:07/89 AOS 202/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLWhite County Courthouse suffers heavy damages in fireArson linked to fires at 5 dry cleaners in LRC B Thompson Super Market at NLR destroyed by fireSuspects in Ja 17 arson at Sylvan Hills claim evidence voidBlind man dies in apartment fire in NLRNLR resident dies in house fireTwo NLR men risk lives to lead residents from burning houseFred's store in Cabot destroyedTwo children die in mobile home fire at LRWoman and grandson die in apt fire at JacksonvilleTwo children die in farm house fire at Tamo (Jefferson Co)Caddo Hotel, an Arkadelphia landmark, burnsDaniels House of Costumes at LR loses Christmas costumesAttorney Neva Bennett Talley-Morris pulled from burning homeChild dies in mobile home fire near LRChild dies in house fire at LRArson fires concern Mandeville residentsBatesville evacuated 4,000 when propane tanks caught fireLooting reported in area evacuated at BatesvilleBlaze at propane tanks at Batesville extinguishedNursing home residents among evacuees at BatesvilleControlled burn of pastureland near Vilonia created problemsMother, two children die in fire at BatesvilleChemical fire at Rogers causes evacuation of 125 familiesArson blamed in six fires in LRFIRST CDMMERCIAL CORPsee BanksFIRST EXCHANGE BANK (CONWAY)see BanksFIRST EXCHANGE BANK (LITTLE ROCK)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION (MALVERN)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAVI"NGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATION (MOUNTAIN HOME)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAV INGS OF ARKANSASsee BanksFIRST INVESTMENT SEQJRITIESsee Stocks and BondsFIRST JACKSONVILLE BANK AND TRU STsee BanksFIRST NATIONAL BANK (HARRISON)see BanksFIRST NATIONAL BANK (JACKSONVILLE)see BanksFIRST SAVINGS OF ARKANSASsee BanksFIRSTSOUTH SAV INGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATIONsee BanksFISH AND CRAYFISH CULTUREState catf ish sales up by 15 pctProcessor to build plant at Eudora, hire 150 workersFish farming promising if state restructures industryCormorants destroy large numbers of catfish at farms04/;04-/;89 BOl 205/17/89 B04 105/;30-/89 AOl 506-/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFreshwater crayfish industry developing in ArkCatfish farmers deal with low pricesCatfish industry graYing in ArkansasUAPB fisheries research center aids in industry developmentCatfish processor to build plant near ParkdaleStatistics on catfish industry in ArkFISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, USsee also Harbors, Ports and MarinasFISHER, GEORGEsee also CartoonsCartoonist roasted, compared to King HerodFISHER, JIMMIE LOUsee also Treasurer (Ark)see also WomenFISHER, ROSEMARYArtist who died of cancer honored by Cancer RegistryFISHINGsee Wildl ifeFLAGS AND EMBLEMSsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee al so International Relationssee also PoetryLittle Rock of ficially flies its flag for first timeAmerican Legion critical of Nucor-Yamato flag protrayalFLANAGIN, PATRICKsee also Education Ja24see also Government EmployeesFLANNES, GENE Nsee also Stocks and BondsFLEMING, VICTOR Asee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsFLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROLFlooding closes roads in stateRising water not kind to humans or animalsFLORISTSNational Florist Service operates 24-hrs daily out of LRFLCMERS AND ORNAMENTAL SRoses grOW"n commercially at West ForkWayne 's Greenhouse at Fordyce produces fine poinsettiasFLUORIDES AND DENTAL HEALTHFluoridation of water voted dOW"n at Hot SpringsFLYING SAUCERSsee Unidentified Flying SaucersFMC CORPConway plant lays off 58 employees permanentlyFOLK FESTIVALSsee Festival sFOODFormer cook at Hot Springs cafe sued over secret pie recipesSpecial section on cooking wild foodPoke salat greens processed by Allen Canning CoFOOD AND GROCERY STORESArkansas Division of Safeway may be sold soonArkansas Safeway stores merged into Homeland Stores Inc11/,2289 C03 311/29-/.89 C03 112/.1 1/89 COl 2121.1 1{89 COl 21 2/.27 /89 COl 21 2/,27 /89 COl 403{16/89 B04 511/.17/89 B02 103/01{89 BOl 212/.28-f89 AOl 502/17 f89 B05 202/21/89 BOl 201/0/;89 COl 202,(13/89 COl 212/15/89 FOl 210/11/89 B03 409/,22/;89 C02 607/06/89 AOl12/24/:.89 DOB12/25/89 COl21201/28-/89 COl 301/31{89 COl 2107

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSale of Safeway to Homeland group called of fKroger Co establishes a Little Rock DivisionFormer mgr of Safeway store wins age bias suit againts firmKroger workers win maj or union victoey in arbitration caseSafeway name changing to Harvest FoodsShelby 's Meat Market Baseline Produce told to tend OW'n storePhillips Company's Megamart and union clash over adsFOOD CONTAMINATIONHeptachlor found in chicken feed of Townsend Poultry CoNo Townsend poultry fed contaminated feed reached consumersTowsend expands poultry recall to include some retailersHeptachlor contamination in poultry traced to feedHeptachlor detected in feed grain in 5 northeast Ark countiesBuried heptachlor-tainted chickens no threat to waterHealth officials search for heptachlor-tainted feedWell water at Pleasant Plains tested for heptachlorPoultry plant inspection for heptachlor intensified in ArkEight more farms in north Ark under heptachlor quarantineNeedles found in bread baked by Harris Bakery of RogersPin in cookie causes recall fran NW Ark storesFOOD INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AS SOCIATION ARKAN SASsee AgricultureFOOTBALLsee also Stadiums and Arenassee also World War IIFootball fans fran UA flood Dallas for Cotton BowlSpecial feature on Arkansas Raz orbacks and the Cotton BowlRazorback fans daz zle DallasUniversity of Ark Raz orbacks fall to UCLA in Cotton BowlArkansas Raz orbacks fall to UCLA in Cotton BowlContract of UA coach Ken Hatfield released to pressJerry Jones may be in running to acquire Dallas CowboysJerry W Jones reported near purchase of Dallas CowboysJerry Jones may own Dallas Cowboys todayJerry Jones buys Dallas Cowboys. names Jimmy Johnson coachLengthy interview with Arkansas 's Ken HatfieldDallas press views Jerry Jones as big talkerMike McCoy of Fort Smith al so invests in Dallas CowboysJerry Jones holds press conf in LR to discuss Cowboys teamJerral Jones honored by Ark Legislature as favorite sonArkansas game with SMU may be played in ChinaUA 1 s fullback JuJu Harshaw chgd with DWIRaz orback Coach Ken Hatfield delays discipline of HarshawUA officials unaware of Archie Cooley's recruiting in courtUAPB Coach Archie Cooley courts felons for team, column saysHigh school footbal l '89 (preview of 1989 season)Adella Gray loses appeal of bias suit against Univ of ArkArkansas Football '89 (special section previews season)Arkansas Razorbacks ranked 7th in AP pollRaz orback RV owners upset by ban from area near stadiumHarold Horton becomes UCA' s winningest coachArkansas-Texas rivalry alive for Raz orback fansTexas dominates game defeats Arkansas by 24-20Arkansas to play in John Hancock Bowl if not in Cotton Bowl03/23/89 COl04/l4p89 C0204/;18-f89 C0205/;0 2/89 COl09/;06/,89 COl12/01'189 BOl12/1 1/89 COl544522401/18-/:89 C02 301/;189 C02 301/28/.89 B06 501/,31/,89 B02 603/,18-/.89 COl 203/;19-h89 BOl 203/;21/89 C02 103/;26/'89 B03 105/.1 O-f89 COl 205/.31/,89 C02 306/.30-/c89 A14 108-/,03/89 BOl 201/01/'89 AOl 501/;01/89 KOl 101/02/89 AOl 201/.03/,89 AOl 501/.03/.89 COl 101/11/89 DOl 202/,18-/,89 C03 4Q2{,24/89 AOl 202/25/,89 DOl 202/26/89 AOl 202/;26/;89 DlO 102/,28-/89 BOl 102/:28-f89 COl 502/;28-/,89 DOl 503/02/;89 DOl 203/23/89 D07 107 /25-/;89 D04 608-/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHarding Univ ends UCA regular season win streak at 39University of Arkansas earns trip to Cotton BowlUniversity of Ark Razorbacks head for Cotton Bowl on Jan 1HardingUniversity. University of Central Ark share AIC titleAll-AIC team named for 1989 seasonHarding Univ falls to Emporia State in NAIA playoffsBrackets shCM high school playoff schedules and winnersArkansas Razorback Jim Mabey is AP All-AmericanHenderson State Univ coach Ralph Carpenter retiresSpecial section on 1990 Cotton Bowl classicFORBES, RALPH P11/17/89 DOl11/;25/89 AOl11/26/89 AOl11/26/.89 DOB11/;26-/-89 DOB12/,03/.89 DOl12/03-/.89 Dl412-/;06/89 DOl12/22/89 DOl1M31/89 LOl5223521421see also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee al so Education My24 Je28 Jy26 Jy28see also Finance s and Budgets, GovtPopul ist Party disavows Forbes. removes him from Ark postFORD, CLAY ANTHONY08-/,05/89 BOB 3see also Murders - Bailey, F GlenFORECASTSSpecial report on what life will be like in the 1990sSeries on changes to expect during 1990sFOREIGN DESCENT GROUPS12/.03/89 SR12/10/,89 Al311see also CitizenshipMalysia native Kem Su Hor celebrates 1st year as an AmericanDavid Huu Truong waits for reunion with his childrenVietnamese family at Fort Smith tells of past horrorsHistory of Polish community of Marche in Pulaski CountyMarche sees its identity fading awayRecent Polish immigrants to LR watch developments in PolandMarche residents recall days of World War IIGerman natives in Ark ponder meaning of change s in GermanyOpening of Berlin Wall del ights Germans in ArkRussian couple rej oin their daughters in ArkFOREIGN SERVICE (US)01/:01/89 AOl02-/27/89 BOl08/08-/. 89 B0208-h26/89 EOl08-/,26/89 EO 108-/.26/,89 EO 108-/: 27 /89 AOl11/,10/89 A0511/10/89 A0511/23/89 BOl2l12445142Arkansas James Richard Cheek apptd ambassador to Sudan 08-/;12/;89 BOl 6Arkansas native James Richard Cheek named ambassador to Sudan 10fl7/,89 B03 1FOREIGNERS IN ARKAN SASTwenty illegal al iens caught on I-40 east of LREcuadoran arrested in Ark tells of journey to AmericaFOREST AND BRUSH FIRESUS Forest Service enlists aid of Indian nations to fightDey weather brings spate of forest fires to stateControlled burn of prairie land necessaryState foresters fought 157 fires over weekendGrass fires keep Jefferson County firefighters busyFORESTER (TOWN)03/16/89 BOl 203/,19-f89 BOl 2fire 03/19-/89 B03llf,14},89 BOl11/,27 /89 EO 112/.05/;89 Bl 212{i28/, 89 B03see History (Ark)FORESTRY COMMISSION (ARK)see also Forests and ForestryHeadquarters heavily damaged by broken water pipesFORESTS AND FORESTRY12/27/89 BOS 1see also Forest and Brush Firessee also WildlifeAppeals may halt clear-cutting in Ouachita, Ozark Natl Forest 02/,;03/89 BOS 3Coalition pledges to counter national forest logging efforts 0413-/;89 COB 116115109

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLOuachita Forest plan would drastically reduce clear-cuttingArkansans say no to clear-cuttingOuachita Watch League opposes forest management planOuachita Watch League disagrees with plan for Ouachita NatlClear-cutting opponents use highway signs to gain supportLegislative panel to hol d bearing on clear-cuttingLloyd George, Jodie Mahony sponsor clear-cutting resolutionHouse resolution for clear-cutting sent to interim panelOuachita Natl Forest clear-cutting favored by Forest%)7 CommClear-cutting issue discussed by Joe MosbyOWL accuses Forest Service of bias, distortionsThree mgmt alternatives for Ouachita Natl Forest outlinedClear-cutting foes file petitions with US Forest ServiceArkansas Wildlife Federation wants study of Forest CommState Rep Jim Lendal l raps Forest Service, pine piratesNational forests turn back $6.2 million to ArkansasOzark Natl Forest hopes to add 250 acres at Long Pool areaOuachita Watch League draws 200 for forest tourArticle on cl ear-cutting in the Natural StateClearcutting is topic of roundtable discussionArticle on International Paper' s pine seedling nurse%)7OWL claims Forest Service ignored many on clear-cutting planFORREST CITYCity has been losing businessesFORREST CITY LIBRARYsee Libraries, Publ icFORT CHAFFEEsee also Oil and GasFORT SMITHsee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Parks , Recreation and Tourismsee also Policesee also Substance Abusesee also WaterDaytime population stretches resources of cityFORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F24 F26 My3 Ag2S S9 S27 N13 D19FOSSILSRemains of prehistoric life found all over ArkFOSTER, KIMBERLYsee also Actors and EntertainersFOUNTAIN, SARAHsee also Books and Writing NSFOX BROTHERS COPine Bluff distributor files for bankruptcy statusFOX, LAURINE JFox mistaken for Ann Sigman following "Unsolved Mysteries"Wrongful arrest was a first for TV's ''Unsolved Mysteries"FRANZ , LOUIS Jsee also Simmons Family MurdersFRATERNITIES AND SORORITESsee also Colleges and Univs D9FRAUDS AND SWINDLINGsee also Banks04/.29-/;89 BOl 206/11/89 C03 106/25/,89 BOl 207/13/;89 B02 407{.24/,89 B03 407 /;27189 A06 307/27/89 BOl 107f28f,89 AlO 408-/,01/89 BOl 608-/:01/.89 DOB 108-/,02-/189 B03 108-/:03/89 B03 408-/;04/89 B03 1O&f.27 /8 9 D15 208/28/;89 B06 109-,'128-/89 B03 110/,13/,89 B03 410/ 29-f89 B03 1ll/.05A89 C03 111/,19-h89 cos 111/26/89 FOl 312/23/,89 B04 104-/.03/.89 BOl 107/31/89 BOS 3Ol/il7/89 EOl 204-/.22/89 COl 106/.12/89 BOl 506/.13/89 B02 l110

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Blythevillesee also Brittenum, Jon Rsee also Coalsee also Family Savings Service Incsee also Modus Incsee al so Motion Picturessee also National Guardsee also Stocks and BondsImpersonator of Robert Mcintosh asks for funds donations 0113/.89 B04 1Rogers couple accused of fraud in capital venture scheme 03/:22{89 B03 4Mary Morphew and Ron Greenberg fear for their lives 07f28-A89 AOl 2Mary Morphew. Ron Greenberg to be sentenced at Rogers 07/28-/:89 AOl 2Fol!'lller nursing home Cl'Nner sentenced in Medicare case 08-/;0lf89 A02 2Chgs against Blytheville Housing Authority officers dismissed 08/;12/:89 B03 4Senior citizens target of well-planned welfare scheme 08-/;27 /-89 A19 4FREDERICK, BARBARAsee also EducationFREEDOM OF INFORMATIONsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Education Department (Ark)see also Green Forestsee also Librariessee also Maumellesee also PrisonsBill in Legis would allow attys to attend closed bd meetings 02103/89 A05 1Journal ists, state Atty Gen oppose proposal on attys02/03/89 AOS 1Proposed am.dt s to Freedom of Information Act filed for study 02/;14/c89 A09 5FREONsee Substance AbuseFRIDAY, HERSCHEL Hsee also ·Education Ap2Mr Friday honored for years of servie10/08/.89 EOl 2FRITZ, SHERRYsee also Children and YouthFRUIT AND VEGETABLESMaster Gardener program des cribedWaddell Estep grows watermelon weighing 227 poundsFRUIT OF THE LOOM INCPlant to open in Osceola. hie 600 workersOsceola delighted with prospect of 600 new jobsOsceola plant to employ 2.000 within a few yearsPlant to boost Osceola's sagging economyReport that firm up for sale surpr ises state officialsFRY, EDTop aide to Rep Tommy Robinson kept in dark on SW'itchFULBRIGHT, J WILLIAMFulbright says time ripe to adj ust world affairsGreece gives Fulbright its Onassis AwardWide-ranging questions answered at press confFulbright still radiates strength of will. opinionsDiscusses his vote against Civil Rights ActFayetteville to honor native sonto GOP07/28/,89 FOl 110/;;l 0-/89 B03 110/03/.89 AOl 210/04/;.89 COl 21M14/.89 COl 212/10/.89 FOl 212/29-/89 COl 208-/.01/89 BOl 102/19-A89 AOl 502/,22/89 AOl 603f1 2/89 COl 103/21/89 BOS 107-/.02-/:89 Al4 109/13/:89 B03 1111

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFormer senator honored by hometOMTn of FayettevilleFulbright receives Roosevelt Freedom MedalFULLER, RONsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoFUNERAL SCivil Rights and DiscriminationCongress My8 My14 Ag24 Ag26 SlPolitics and GovtRobberies and Theftssee also DeathsSenate bill allows collection of burial insurance in cashFUNK, 0 D, MANUFACTURINGShop turns out dog feedersFURNITIJREsee Household Furnishings and Equipm.entFUTUREsee ForecastsGALLCXilAY, GALE Lsee also Arkla IncGAMBLINGsee also Athleticssee also Dog Racingsee also Horse Racingsee also Hot SpringsCaesar' s Palace sued by Kirk Erickson for refusal to pay offKirk Erickson underage when jackpot hit at Ca.sear' s PalaceBill in Legis woul d legalize bingo for certain groupsSouthern Ark residents fall for illegal chain letter scamChain letter participants worried about their roleGov Clinton says vote on state lottery should be heldPersonally opposed to state lottery, Gov Bill Clinton saysLegislative panel hears Florida official on lotteriesLobby group. two state lawmakers advocate vote on lotteryLottery bill tied to repeal of segregation amendmentState lottery, repeal of segregation amdt linked on amdt voteLottery-segregation amdt plan rejected as too chancyJames 0 Powell calls state lottery unthinkableArticles on illegal bookmaking in ArkJonesboro shutting down bingo gamesGov Bill Clinton bel ieves voters would approve lotteryGov Bill Clinton favors allowing voters to decide on lotteryBingo lovers in northeast Ark upset by shutdown of gamesTitle. name for ballot proposal approved by Steve ClarkKirk Erickson loses bid for $1 ,1 million Las Vegas jackpotLottery commissioners named in proposed amendmentBingo rules at Jonesboro seeks to avoid 'gambl ing ' statusRaffle pl anned by Ark Automobile Dealers probably illegalAutomobile Dealers Assn cancel illegal jacket raffleSupport for latte heavy in North Ark, supporters sayNational Guard barred use of facilities for bingo last MarchNational Guard says bingo ended once headquarters was toldBingo parlor at Pine Bluff closed by policeCheroke e Nation to build bingo hal l near Fort SmithGAME AND FISH COMMISSION (ARK)see al so Wildlife09-/ 24-/i89 B05 110-/06/:89 B07 302/125/.89 B02 204/:24/,89 COl 201/08-/;89 AOl 501/08-/;89 AOl 501/10-/89 A0 5 601/24/:89 BOl 201/25;/;89 BOl 302/06/.89 B02 602/,06-/89 B02 602/128-/.89 A06 203/.01/89 C03 303/.04/89 AO B 103-/.07/:89 AO l 503/08/;89 AOl 203/25/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLoren Hitchcock named G&FC Enforcement Div chiefDavid E Mil ler appointed to Arkansas Game and Fish CommDavid E Mil ler is son of state Rep John MillerG&FC recruiting minority professionalsTravel costs average out to $700 per employeeTravel costs explained by Director Steve WilsonGAMESClever Endeavor is brainchild of Lawrence Blackwell of PBGAMES OF CHANCEsee GamblingGANGSsee Crim.e and Vicesee Murders - Charles. CoryGANNETT FOUNDATIONProvides $62.250 in grants to non-prof it groups in ArkGrant made to UALR journal ism department for writing labGARLAND CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Nl3GARLAND COUNTY07/14/,89 D04 lllf.09/;89 BOl 5l l/;09/89 BOl 511/21/89 D08 112/.12/89 BOl 212/-12/;89 BOl 2l 2P.13/89 EOl 503/;23/89 B02 111/.10-/:89 B03 1County faces loss of turnback funds because of low assessment 08t04l89 BOl 5GARLAND COUNTY COMMJNITY COLLEUEsee Colleges and UniversitiesGARRETT. WILLIAMsee also DeathsGAS CONSUMERS. ARKAN SASsee Oil and GasGAS. NATURALsee Oil and GasGASOLINEsee Petroleum ProductsGAY. JAMES LAMONTsee also Murders - Gay . James LamontGENERAL ASSEMBLYa (ARK)see LegislatureGENERAL DYNAMICS OORPCamden weapons firm to lay off 150 workersGENERAL FOODSBreakfast cereals to be produced at Jonesboro facilityGEOORAPHYUALR geography test results called a 'disgrace 'College students flunk simple geography testsGEOL(X;ICAL COMMISSION (ARK)03/,07/89 COl01/:30-/89 COl09/07 /89 BOl10-/-04/89 B075l21see al so PollutionGEORGE. CHARLES L JRGeorge persuades judge he is guilty of bank fraudGeorge gets 30 months in bank. fraud caseGEORGE, LLOYD Rsee also Educationsee also Forests and ForestryGEORGIA-PACIFI C CORPStrike brings walkout of 1.000 workers at Crossett. FordyceUnion ends strike against G-POffer to purchase Nekoosa is topic of roundtable discussionGERRYMANDERING03/.11/89 C02 103/31/-89 B03 407/.11/89 COl 207·/17/;89 BOl 411/,19/.89 C05 1113

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Politics and GovtGHOSTSsee ApparitionsGIBBS, J B .. FAMILYsee also FiresGIBSON FAMILYSoutheast Ark clan plays important role in public affairs 05/;08f89 AOl 2GIB SON, JACKsee also Harbors, Ports and Marinassee also Politics Jal4see also Pollution J a31GIBSON, MIKEsee also CongressGIFTS OF ARKANSASArkansas products used in gift baskets 11/,20-/89 COl 1GILCHRIST. ELLENsee also Books and Writing 029see also Books and Writing - Rev iewsGILES, JE.WELLHonored by state chapter of ACLU 11/05{;89 AOS 2GILLER, WALTER JOHNEl Dorado developer files for bankruptcy with debt of $9 mil 07/12/89 C02 1GILLHAMFormer treasurer chgd with theft of $46 ,00005/13/89 B03 1GINTER, NORMANsee also Vigilance GroupsGIRLS STATEHigh school students arrive at Arkadelphia for 1989 session 06/;12/:89 BO 2 1GIROIR_. JOSEPHsee also BanksGIVENS .. ARTsee also Politics and GovtGLASCOCK, DARRELLGlascock appted top asst to Louisiana secretary of state 01/08/.89 B02 5Glascock quits job in Louisiana over political pollingll/;l.5h89 B03 4GLASS, DAVID Dsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncGLAZE, TOMsee also Courts, State and LocalGLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Substance AbuseGLENHAVEN YOUTH RANCHFacility faces loss of chu?"ch exemption for licensing purpose 05/-.24/,89 B03 5Child Care Facility Bd denies church-operated exemption 08/i23f89 B03 1GOLD 'S HOUSE OF FASHIONSLast outlet closing04/:20-/-89 COl 3GOLDSTAR FARMSsee Livestock and Poul tryGOLFsee al so Phillips Pro-Celebrity Charity ClassicHenderson State wins AIC and NAIA Dist 17 championships 04/,3(¥89 DlO 4GOOD SUIT CLUBsee Business Council, ArkansasGOODWIN, BOBBY114

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsGOODW IN, TOMMYsee also PoliceGOOL SBY, RONNIEsee also Murders - Sowell. CharlesGOULD SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr18 Mr23GOVERNMENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTSsee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Pride House Care Corpsee also StuttgartHouse panel endorses bond program for col legesStephens Inc wants bigger share of state bondsProposed bond issue coul d go for athletic facilitiesState Bd of Finance reimrests $75 million bel ow marke t rateState lost $346 ,000 in failure of Guaranty S&L at HarrisonADFC approves $14 million in bond sales for new proj ectsGOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS02/08/89 AOS02/1 2/89 A0702/:15189 A0804/.06-/;89 C0110fl5f89 B0612/15-/89 C02111241see also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Insurancesee also Politics and Govtsee also Prisonssee also Sebastian Countysee al so Substance Abusesee also Taxationsee also TrumannLong hours, low pay is lot of many state empl oyees01/,02-/,89 BOSPay raise proposal of Gov Bill Clinton would cost $30 million 01/05/89 A01Bill in Legis seeks 10 pct reduction in state work forceTim Hutchinson, Pat Flanagin sponsor worker reduction billBid to abolish Pension Review Board fails in LegisPat Flanagin, Ted Mullenix bid to abolish Pension Review BdWorkers could get substantial pay raise if plan passedHouse passes bill to reduce number of state employeesNick Wilson seeks pay raise for lawmakers, state of ficialsKnox Nelson seeks rise in constitutional officers' PR fundsHouse rej ects rise in PR funds for constitutional officersKnox Nelson sponsored bill to raise PR funds for of ficialsTop constitutional of fices have low pay , but PR funds helpSenate panel approves salary raise for county officialsPay incr ease for constitutional of ficers pushed againSenate defeats pay raise for constitutional of ficersVoters in 1990 to decide on comm to set of ficials' pay levelsLand Commr Charles Daniels gets $5, 000 pay raiseSecy of State Bill McCuen gets pay raise of $5 , 000Gov Clinton vetoes removal of his power to fil!'e educ headsColumn urges Gov Clinton to veto raises for Mccuen, DanielsClinton vetoes pay raises for Bill McCuen, Charles DanielsBill Mccuen has his say on pay raise and its vetoUnion trying to organiz e state employees attacks appeals rul eTable of salaries of several state officialsTwo elected Crittenden Co officials also work at dog trackSome employees have more than one state jobFinance and Adm Dept to set pay limits for state employees01/13/.89 AOSOl/1 13f89 A05Olf 24/,89 A0601/24/,89 A0601/27/89 AOS0 2/0 2/.89 AO 702/,07/,89 AOS031:02/:89 A0103/.03/89 AOl03/,03{89 BOl03/,05/89 A063511221103/08-/89 A09 303f14-t89 A01 203/15/-89 AOl 603/17/89 B03 603/.18-/ 89 AOl 203/;18/89 AOl 203/22/,89 BOl 303/.26/89 BOl 103/.28-89 AOl 604/;06/89 BOl 105/23/89 COl 305{30/89 B02 106/.01/89 BOl06/.11/89 B0107/03/89 AOl51221226115

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansas exceeds natl avg for nunber of state employeesCounties need uniform personnel policies. lawyer arguesState Health Dept late with pay for home health workersProtesters visit of fices of AIDC and Human ServicesService Employees Intnl Union protest march is failureState grievance procedure is source of SEIU protest marchArkansas ' mandatory retirement age of 70 may violate US lawBonuses for state empl oyees fall short under new state lawLoopholes sought so long-time employees can get full bonusState employees with 25 yrs of service to get full bonusState defends way it pay s Heal th Dept, Human Service headsState has added 1,098 employees since Nov 1988UAMS got lion' s share of new employeesList of biggest state empl oyers, with total of employeesGOVERNOR (ARK)see also Executive Mansion (Ark)07 /:09-/;89 A09 207/:31/;89 B02 10&/.17-/-B9 AOl 209/09/89 BOl 409/09-/-89 BOl 409-/;09-/89 BOl 410/,16/89 B06 612/,1 2-/;89 Bl 2 212/13/;89 B09 ll 2/

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCutting security protection for governors called a bad idea 01/30/89 AOl 3State Police provided security even befol!'e 1973 law 01/30/89 AOl 4Tommy Robinson says he will not l!'lln for governor in 1990 01/31/89 BOl 1Financial disclosure form filed by Gov Bill Clinton 02/01/-89 A08 2Gov Bill Clinton. Frank White chat at Brummett payoff dinner 02/01/89 BOl 1Stephens Inc helping Gov Clinton pass income tax plan 02/02/89 BOl 1Four-year college program for Fort Smith backed by Clinton 02/.03/89 AOl 2Gov Clinton to sign Oaklawn Park tax relief bill today 02/-03!89 AOl 5Gov Clinton' s tax reform bill passes House. 75-19 02/03/.89 AOl 5Melvyn Bell expresses interest in running for of fice 02/03/89 A04 1Gov Cl inton set up defenses to hold legis vote on tax reform 02/03/-89 A04 2Gov Clinton reprimands State Police Director Tommy Goodwin 02/03/89 BOl 2Bill Clinton makes appmts to boards and comms 02/,03/89 BlO 1Tax rel ief for Oaklawn Park signed by Gov Bill Clinton 02/04/89 A04 1Gov Clinton denies friction with Atty Gen Steve Clark 02/,04/89 A04 4Cl inton wants school desegregation costs settled before tax 02/.04/89 BOl 5Sheffield Nelson-Bill Clinton remarks may indicate campaign 02/,0589 A18 1Enterprise zone amdt not favor to Acxiom. Gov Clinton says 02/06189 A06 1Bill Clinton favors vote on state lottery. which he opposes 02/06/89 B02 6Gov Clinton fails to convince Travis Miles on income tax bill 02/08-/, 89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton addresses rally of state workers 02/;11{89 A0 8 1Gov Clinton vetoes Bob Teague 's bill as he threatened in jest 02/1189 A08 1Schools face crippling loss. Gov Clinton warns 02/14A89 AOl 5Execution date for Barry L Fairchild set by Gov Bill Clinton 02/15/89 AOl 5Recent articles raised no new Fairchild issues. Gov told 02/15/.89 AOl 5Gov Clinton studied Fairchild case before setting death date 02/15/89 BOl 1Gov Clinton 's tax talk gets chilly reception at Capitol 02/16/.89 AOl 5Gov Bill Clinton announces appmt s to state boards and comms 02/17/89 B06 3Gov Clinton sees no reason to change mind in Fairchild case 02/25t89 AOl 2Gov Clinton shifts focus to special legislative session 02/25/,89 B02 2Bill Clinton attending Natl Governors Assn meeting 02/2&/89 A06 1About 700 contributed to fund to promote Clinton' s program 03/01/89 BOl 2Gov Clinton to veto bills unl ess funding provided 03/,03/89 Al l 1Black lawmakers ask Clinton to reconsider Fairchild case 03/04/89 AOl 2Gov Clinton wants Delta Comm to take close look at problems 03/04/89 A09 3Thomas C McRae considering race for office in 1990 03/07/89 BOl 6Steve Clark favors sala%)" increase for constitutional of fices 03/0&A89 BOl 1Gov Clinton calls his budget a disgraceful disaster 03/09-/89 AOl 5Gov Clinton names Sam Bratton chmn of Public Senice Comm 03/10/-89 BOl 6Bill Clinton impresses natl Democrats with educ speech 03/12/89 All 1Governors have to make hard decision on executions 03/,15/89 AlO 1Bill Clinton works to make his vetoes stick 03/.16/;89 B03 1Bill Clinton accused of high-handed lobbying for bills 03/1&/89 A03 3Bill Clinton sets execution date for R Gene Simmons 03/1&/;89 BOl 2Gov Clinton says several good bills passed by Legislature 03/l&/:89 B02 2Several bills signed by Gov Bill Clinton 03/.l&/89 B02 3Revenue Stabilization Act quickly signed by Gov Bill Clinton 03/18/;89 B03 1Gov Clinton vetoes several bills 03/22/.89 BOl 2Gov Bill Clinton vetoes more bills 03/23l89 B02 1Gov Bill Clinton signs several bills passed by Legislature 03/24/89 All 1Calico Rock prison to be built despite protests. Clinton says 03/24/89 B02 1Ray Thornton says he will not seek of fice in 1990 03/.24'189 B02 5Gov Clinton questions use of tax break by Oaklawn Park 03/.25/89 AOl 5Bill Clinton says :recent legis session very productive 03/25/89 A06 1117

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGov Clinton vetoes bills on divorce . cable TVGov Clinton signs large number of billsPay raises for Bill Mccuen. Chares Daniels vetoedGov Clinton signs several billsGov Clinton commended by columnist for use of veto penJer:Jry' Jones says he will back Sheffield Nelson in 1990Jerry Jones to back Nelson even if Tommy Robinson runsSpeculation on possible contenders for office in 1990Jerry Jones says Tommy Robinson could run unopposedLimit use of AHTD airplane, Gov Clinton urgesSteve Clark reaffirms intent to seek of fice in 1990Appointments to boards, comms announced by Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton has no plans for special legislative sessionSheffield Nelson says he would live in Executive MansionBill Cl inton not pushing for special legislative sessionFear of renewed fight over Pulaski schools makes Clinton waryGov Clinton cal ls Pulaski schools settlement unfair to othersGov Clinton urges educators to lobby for increased fundingBill Clinton sets netr.T execution date for Barry Lee FairchildBill Clinton invites suggestions for saving state fundsTommy Robinson backers organize for 1990 bidBill Clinton urges parents not to take children from LR DistGov Cl inton favors allowing voters to decide on state lotteryTommy Robinson says his backers will follow rules on fundsBill Clinton declines comment on appropriations bil ls suitList of recent appm.ts to boards and com.ms by Gov ClintonReporter paints scenario of Tommy Robinson as GovernorNews that T Robinson may seek of fice applauded by MedicalWar on drugs has been high priority of Bill Clinton admBill Clinton sets execution da te for David Lee StarrLiteracy programs lauded by Gov Clinton, more pledgedTommy Robinson as Governor woul d not be dullAngry Bill Clinton defends his literacy work recordBill Clinton seated at President Bush's table at dinnerGov Clinton is speaker at Georgetown Univ graduationWilliam R Wilson serious about running for office of GovernorGov Clinton urges Ark create Europe trade team for exportsPoll shows Bill Clinton choice for Governor in 1990Steve Clark assails Sheffield Nelson on Arkoma gas dealAppointments to boards and commissions announcedSheffield Nelson cal ls Steve Clark criticism 'absurd 'Gov Clinton offers ways to ease prison crowdingBill Clinton declines to say if he has ever used drugsBill Clinton to do some maj or fund-raising this SummerClinton mails lawmakers study shawing Ark tax burden l0Vi1Tommy Roinson tells what he woul d do as GovernorGerald Hamra raising funds for Tommy Robinson race for GovSteve Clark carving out niche on several issuesTommy Robinson says teacher test repeal would be symbolicTommy Robinson will run, J Bill Becker say sTommy Robinson explains his remark on teacher testingBill Clinton defends his record on jobs in talk to AFL-CIOGov Clinton challenges Tommy Robinson assertions on jobsWinston Bryant, Tom McRae talk to state AFL-CIO convention03/:25/89 BOl03/,27 /13 9 B0603/28/89 AOl63603/28A89 A05 303/:29-f89 BOl 104/02/:89 BOl 104-/.02/:89 BOl 104/05/89 BOl 104-/;06fi89 AOl 304/,07 /:89 BOl 204/09-/, 89 Al 2 204/.10-/,89 B06 104/:12/89 BOl 504/13/89 BOl 104/,14/89 BOl 504/14{89 BOl 504/14{89 BOS 504/,14/;89 BOS 504/,15/.89 BOl 604i16/;89 Al 7 104/23/89 B04 204-f.25/89 A07 104/25/;89 A07 504-f,26/89 BOl 204/;2&f89 B04 104/;2&/89 B09 604/30-/89 COl 1Soc 05/03/89 BOl 105/,03/c89 BOl 205/05/.89 B06 605h16/89 AOl 205/;19-/89 B07 105-/:;20-/,89 BOl 105 / ,23/.89 B02 105/23/89 B0205-/.24/89 BOl05/.24/;89 COl05/3 0-/89 BO 205/31/89 B0606/01/89 B0306/.01/89 B0306/02{89 AOl06/;Q&/ 89 BOl06-/;0/89 BOl06/0/.89 BOS06{11/89 AOl06/:11/89 BOl06/,11/89 COl06/il3/;89 BOl06/.13/;89 BOl06/113/;89 B0206/,14/,89 BOl06-/;14/.89 BOl0 6/;l 5f89 Al 311265566112211151223118

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSeven new judges appointed by Gov Bill ClintonHallway meeting by Bill Clinton, Tommy Robinson is calmLegislature called into session to deal with funding billsGov Clinton to take industrial recruitment trip to Eu?'opeBill Clinton had knairldged of plans for Worker Comp bldgBill Clinton leading candidate for natl Democratic spotGov Clinton says he will lobby Legis at right timeTommy Robinson near point where he cannot refuse to runGroup meets weekly to promote Tommy Robinson for GovernorBill Clinton declines Democratic Leadership Council postSheffield Nelson cal ls for probe of state purchasingBill Clinton cal ls House vote on Pulaski schools a 'rip-of f'Sheffield Nelson announces candidacy, will not name partyGov Clinton ponders signing flawed Pulaski settlement billSheffield Nelson-Jerry Jones connection sure to be issueBill Clinton to sign questioned Pulaski desegregation billBill Clinton wants to raise $3 million for a campaignSheffield Nelson to run as Republ ican, columnist believesSheffield Nelson, GOP leaders discuss his candidacyPhysicians solicited for money for Tommy Robinson raceRobert Mcintosh to seek Democratic nomination for GovernorGov Clinton signs bill on settlement of Pulaski schools caseRej ection of Pulaski settlement to cost state more, Gov say sTommy Robinson drops strong hint about gube rnatorial bidGov Bill Clinton apparently will seek 5th term as GovernorLR School Bd member chgs Gov Clinton behind hiring Dr SteeleBill Clinton has not yet apptd new board to handle parolesTommy Robinson talking as if he will be candidate in 1990Tommy Robinson' s idea on handl ing school desegregationColumnist John Brummett reviews each prospective candidateRobert Mcintosh says he is withdrawing as candidate for govRepublicans div ided on possible switch by Sheffield NelsonJerry Tol liver announces candidacy for Democratic nominationGov Cl inton instructs police to maintain order at CapitolParole and Community Rehabilitation Bd named by Gov ClintonGov Clinton cuts short European trip to attend businessMaj or "Joe" Holmes to seek Democratic nominationGov Clinton thinks Pulaski settlement could pass HouseBill Clinton's failure to name Labor Commr coul d cost votesGov Clinton's trade mission to Europe cost $22,683Gov Clinton nm.mes Jay Ter:williger state Labor CommissionerBill Clinton plans law barring burning flag for any reasonBill Clinton tells conf use of 'crack' now a racial problemStage set for 1990 race for governorList of possible candidates for nominations in 1990Gov Bill Clinton is personally opposed to most abortionsBill Clinton says he is sick of Pulaski schools case setbacksBill Clinton works on revised bill for Pulaski settlementGov Clinton addresses A+ Arkansas meeting on educ reformBill Clinton struggles for legis votes in Pulaski school caseGov Clinton names 34 to Delta Comm advisory boardGov Clinton may seek aid for farmers damaged by rainsSpecial session of Legis called by Gov ClintonSheffield Nelson sought leniency for Jon Brittenum06/15/89 A14 106/1&/;89 BOl 106/20/89 A01 506/21/89 A04 306/22/;89 AO l 206/,22/89 AO l 206/22/-.89 A06 106-/.22{'89 BOl 106/22/89 BOl 206/23-/.89 BOl 206/;,23/89 B02 606/24/.89 AOl 206/,24/.89 AOl 206/24/;89 A04 406/;25/.89 AOl 306/,25/89 A01 506/25/;89 BOl 106/25/,89 BOl 106/25/.89 BOl 506/i25/;89 COl 106/26/;89 BOl 506/27-/.89 AO l 606/,2&./;89 AOl 206/;2&/,89 B03 506/30/;89 AO l 207/0lt89 AOl 207/01/89 AOl 507 /.01/89 B01 507/01/89 B02 607/02/,89 BOl 107/,04/:89 A01 407/,04/89 BOl 107/04/.89 B02 407/06/.89 AOl 507/06/89 BOl 207/07/B9 AOl 307/07/89 B04 507 /09-/89 AOl 607/1lt89 B01 107/;1 2/89 B06 107/14/.89 B03 407/,15/89 AO l 607/15-/;89 B04 107/.16/,89 AOl 507/16/89 A03 407/.16/189 B07 607/1&/89 AO l 607/l'fff.89 BOl 507/19-/:.89 B02 207/21/89 BOl 207 /21-f.89 B07 107 /,21/:89 COl 207/,22/.89 AOl 207/22-/:B9 BOl 1119

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTommy Robinson candidacy could upset party lines in NW Ark 07 /23/89 BOl 6Gov Clinton' s flag-burning proposal seen as political 07/:23/89 COl 1Buffalo National River Comm members apptd by Gov Bill Clinton 07/,24/,89 B05 3Farm Bureau thanks Gov Clinton for seeking fann aid 07/25/89 COl 1Gov Clinton authorizes $500,000 in aid to fanners, loggers 07/26/89 AOl 6Bill Clinton wants 75 votes for Pul aski school settlement 07/27/,P,9 Af)6 1Steve Clark woul d reduce high schools to about 100 07/27/89 BOl 2Gov Clinton delighted with Pulaski school settlement vote 07/2&f.89 AOl 5Bill Clinton credited with passage of Pulaski settlement bill 07/128/89 BOl 1Teacher raises announced by Gov Bill Clinton 07/28-/.89 B04 6Bill Clinton comment s on Tommy Robinson switch to GOP 0729/.89 A04 1Bill Clinton pleased with actions of Legislative session 07/29-/ 89 BOS 2Gov Bill Clinton names members of boards 07/31{:89 BOS 1Bill Clinton has not named two judges for juvenile courts 0&/01/89 AOl 2Bill Clinton to set up educ summit called by President Bush 08f01A89 A06 4Lu Hardin reconside ring run for Democratic nomination OSf.021,89 BOl 1Bill Clinton names final two juvenile court judges 08-/.02/.89 BOl 2Bill Cl inton reporte--dly choice for next UA president 0&/.03/89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson still le aning toward GOP race . column says 0&/:03/89 BOl 1Bill Clinton addresses Arkansas Homeless Conf 0&/.04/;89 B02 3Bill Clinton has no interest in heading University of Ark O&A04/;89 B06 1Results of new polls by Republ icans and Democrats 08/051,89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton names Robert Shepherd state drug 'czar' 0&/05/89 BOl 2Betsey Wright taking leave for foul!' to six weeks 0&/.05-h89 BOl 6Name of Hillary Cl inton should be in poll, columnist writes 08/.08/;89 BOl 1Gov Clinton places special legis session on educ 'on hold' 009/.89 Af:Jl 2Gov Clinton beat retreat on education, John Brummett writes 08-h1089 BOl 1Gov Cl inton blasts Tommy Robinson 's criticism of educ 08110/89 BOS 1Columnist thinks Betsey Wright may be on trial separation 0&/;11/89 BOl 1Gov Cl in ton says Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak 'stressed out ' 08-/.11/;89 BOl 2Family values loss is nation' s biggest problem, Clinton says 08/.11/89 B04 2Rep Jim Keet will not seek GOP nomination for of fice 0&/11/89 B04 6Betsey Wright responds to remarks by John Brummett 08{16{"'89 BOl 1State needs 3 forensic pathologists, Gov Clinton says 08/.18/.89 BOl 2Lobby ist Percy Malone does computer work for office 0&/18/89 BOl 3Cl inton says he did not blame Betsey Wright for his failures O&A19-/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Cl inton responds to col umnist John Brummett O&M9/i89 BOl 1Bill Clinton, Tommy Robinson accuse each other of lies 08{19-/;89 BOl 5Clinton to seek funds for prison 'boot camps' and facility 08/19-/ 89 B02 1Gov Clinton target of Children' s Defense Fund criticism 08h19-/89 BlO 4Sheffield Nelson expected to join GOP, seek nomination 08/20/89 BOl 2Tommy Robinson take s his act on the road (analysis) 08-/;20/89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson to seek of fice as a Republ ican 0&/:22/;89 AOl 2Frank White prefers that Tommy Robinson stay in Congress 0&/;22/89 A07 1Gov names several members of boards and commissions 08-/;22/,89 A07 1Sheffield Nelson's switch excites Republican Party O&f,22p89 ACJ7 1Winning GOP nomination will not be easy for Sheffield Nelson 08h22f89 BOl 1Republican showdown between Robinson and Nelson a mismatch 0&/;23{89 BOl 1Dallas Car...rboys owner Jerry Jones backs Sheffield Nelson 08/;24f89 Al2 1Sheffield Nelson has backing of ex-Gov Frank White for gov 0&/.241'89 Al 2 1Tommy Robinson hints he will have aid of national GOP O&f.24/;89 A1 2 1Sheffield Nelson says he would reduce govt by attrition 08-/:24/,89 A1 2 6Columnist suggests Democrats vote for Nelson in GOP primary 08/;24/89 BOl 1Gov Clinton urges planting of trees to slow global warming 0&/.24/89 BOl 2120

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSheffield Nelson opposes opening Calico Rock Unit 08-/,2Sf89 B02 1Sheffield Nelson wants old schools used as prisons 08/,2S/89 B02 1Lu Hardin's interest rekindled in race for office O&A25f89 B02 SSheffield Nelson called a 'despicable liar' by Jack Stephens 08/,26/;89 BOl 5Sheffield Nelson explains his split with W R Stephens 08-/;26/89 BOl SSheffield Nelson pledges no tax increase if he is Governor 08-/;26/89 B02 1Tom.my Robinson wins poll of Fort Smith Exchange Club 08-/26/89 B03 2Columnist James Merriweather sugge sts Clinton cal l it quits 0&/.27/89 COl 1Bill Clinton to study flal!'eup over citations to G&FC workers 08-/,29-h89 B02 1Gov Clinton releases funds for study of poultry house control 08-/,29-/89 COl 2Welfare reform praised by Gov Bill Cl inton 08-/,29!89 C02 5Eleven state policemen protecting Gov work overtime 08-/30/89 AOl 4Sheffield Nelson says he will decline State Police protection 08/31/i89 BOl 1Ron Fuller gives clues to Tommy Robinson' s political plans 09-/10 1/89 BOl 1Bill Clinton comments on national war on drugs 09-/03/89 A16 SColumnist John B rummett speculates on possible Dem candidate 09/,05/89 BOl 1Bill Cl inton invites 400 union of ficials to Mansion 09/,05-/89 BOl 2John Brummett explains why Tommy Robinson now returns cal ls 09-/.06/89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson supported by Arkansas Democrat. column says 09-/06/89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson. Tom.my Robinson meet at GOP reception Og./:lfr/,89 BOl 2Delta development worth investment, Gov Clinton says 09-/11/89 B02 4Thomas C McRae say s he is new face needed by Democrats 09-A l 2/;89 BOl 1Tommy Robinson says Nelson friends ask him to stay in Cong 09/1 2/89 BOl 1Frank White, Jerry Jones. Sidney Moncrief in S Nelson camp 09-/14/;89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson honored with party at Chuck Meyer home 09-/14/;89 BOS 1Sheffield Nelson. Tommy Robinson attend fund-raiser 09-l15/89 All 1Cutting fat from govt is standard fare for campaigns in Ark 09/.15/;89 B09 1Tommy Robinson angered when asked if he had used illegal drug 09/:16/.89 BOl 6Tommy Robinson says he has never used mind-altering drugs Og./,16/;89 BOl 6Tommy Robinson tells reporter to take question and 'stick it ' 09A16/89 BOl 6Jerry Jones to support Nelson and Robinson. daughter says 09-/17/89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson kicks of f drive for GOP nomination 09/17{"89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson pledges to make vehicle tag buy ing easier 09-/.17/89 BOl 2Gov Bill Clinton has key role in Southern Governors Assn 09-/17/89 BOS 1Gov Clinton make s appmts to state boards and comms 09/.17/89 BOS 1Gov Bill Clinton will seek re-election, insiders say 09/17/89 COl 1Candidates, potential candidates take aim at gov t flab 09/181· 89 BOl 4Bill Clinton wary of end to industrial incentives 09/;l&/.89 BOl 6Sheffield Nelson betrayed Dem roots by switch, H Jinks says 09-/,18/,89 B06 1Bill Clinton chairs session at SGA on drugs and teenagers 09-/; 1%89 BOl 2Gov Bill Clinton to discuss infant mortality on 'Today ' show 09/19-/;89 B02 3Gov Clinton hopes Pres Bush will support taxes for education 09-/19-/.89 B02 3Tommy Robinson goes on offensive in Brinkley appearance 09-/,191,89 B03 4Gov Bill Clinton speaks at Billy Graham Crusade in LR 09{'20f,89 A06 1Bill Clinton backs on-the-j ob prenatal care 09-/20-/,89 B05 4Beryl Anthony says he will not seek nomination for Gov 09/;21/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton hopes natl educ conf will bring results 09/,24/,89 AOl 2Tommy Robinson. Sheffield Nelson attend GOP event 09/,24/89 BOl 6Sheffield Nelson is guest of Jerry Jones at Cowboys game 09/25/.89 B02 SGov Bill Clinton calls special session of legis for October 09-f26A89 AOl 6Gov Bill Clinton says education summit coul d be fruitful 09-/;26/89 B05 4Tommy Robinson ready to get a little dirty in campaign 09-/.27/.89 BOl 4Tom.my Robinson would cut state budget by up to 28 pct 09/,27f89 B02 4Gov Clinton pushes for report card on nation's educ effort 09-/28189 A04 4121

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSheffield Nelson says he has never used illegal drugs 09-/ 28-f89 BOl 6Sheffield Nelson voluntarily takes drug test 09-/289 BOl 6Tommy Robinson explains his plan for 28 pct state budget cut 09/.28-/.89 B02 1Sheffield Nelson campaign fund-raiser yields over $200,000 09-/, 28-/;89 BOB 1National educ summit is maj or step fot'Ward, Gov Cl inton says 09-/:291.89 AOl 2Bill Clinton insists natl educ summit not just a show 10f01}89 A09 1Three gubernatorial hopefuls court Arkansas Education Assn lOf,01/89 BOS 3Column says Gov Clnton' s caution doomed tax increase for educ 10/,01/89 COl 1Gov Clinton tells natl TV audience youths 'don' t measure up' 10-/02/.89 B02 1Tommy Robinson would el iminate prison compliance of ficer 10f;04/89 B06 6Lauro Cavaz os praises school reform plan of Bill Clinton 10-f07/89 B06 1Tommy Robinson has been conferring with Lauro Cavaz os 10-/;07/89 B06 1Steve Clark proposes state pay college tuition for some 10-/08/,89 BOl 1Tommy Robinson steals shaw at Levy Day political event 10-/08-/ 89 BOS 1Columnist gives reasons why no one shoul d run for Governor 10/:08-/. 89 C01 1Gov Bill Clinton draws support at Arkansas State Fair 10/;1 1/89 B03 1Bill Clinton says Ark has done enough on abortion restriction 10/12/.:89 AOl 2Gov Clinton may ask hike in alcohol and tobacco taxes 10/12-/.89 BOl 2Tommy Robinson will run for Governor, brochure says 10-/13/,89 AOl 6Poll shC7NS him losing ?:ace for office , Sheffield Nelson says 10-/13/-89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson encouraged by trends shC7Nn by his poll 10/:13/,89 BOl 3Tommy Robinson formally announces his candidacy 10/lSf.89 AOl 2Tommy Robinson says he is leader for the '90s 10/:15/89 AOl 2Nursing home C7Nners may split on support for Steve Clark 10f1S/i89 BOl 2Steve Clark praises his record in talks to elderly persons 10/;;lS-/;89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson calls T Robinson a Stephens 'bagman' 10-h15/.89 BOl 6Sheffield Nelson critical of bond issue for Pride House Care lOflS/89 BOl 6Sheffield Nelson mentions Stephens connection to Pride House 10/;1589 BOl 6Bill Clinton has widespread support for national office 10-/:15/;89 COl 1Steve Clark may get AP&L 1 s backing in 1990 10-/ 15/89 COl 1Tommy Robinson holds interview at Stephens, Inc 10/15/89 COl 1Candidates count on polls to aid in drive for money 10116/89 BOl 5Stephens Inc may be maj or issue in Republican campaign 10-hl7f.89 BOl 1US Rep Beryl Anthony rul es out race for governor 10/17/89 B03 4Gov Clinton tells court ?!'ace ideas in Ark changing 10-/:18-/89 BOl 5Bill Clinton challenges Legis to vote taxes for drug fight 10-/.l/;89 AOl SGov Bill Clinton comments on new Japanese plant at Conway 10f1/i89 C02 1Tommy Robinson has achieved little. columnist writes 10120-/89 B13 1Sheffield Nelson challenges Tommy Robinson to debate 10/21/,89 BOl 2Tommy Robinson declines to debate with Sheffield Nelson 10.21/89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson cal ls hints of personal problem 'Tommy talk ' 10-1 23/,89 BOl 4Gov Clinton seeks to restructure state budget for educ aid 10f24/89 AOl SBill Clinton favors closing some AIDC records to public 10-/,24{89 A06 1Steve Clark thinks politics brought his drug package down 10-/ 24{89 A06 1Gov Clinton goes toe-to-toe with GOP college students 10/24/,89 A06 3Gov Bill Clinton says he has used no drugs as an adult 10-/24/89 A06 5Gov Clinton' s legislative plans not panning out 10/2Sf89 AOl SGov Clinton details his plan for financing programs 10l2Sf89 A07 1Bill Clinton not prepared for special session. column says 10-/26/89 BOl 1Tom McRae says health care and schools are top issues 10-/26/.89 B02 5Gov Clinton, legislators beat retreat in war on drugs 10-/, 27189 AOl 5Gov Clinton says free speech maintained without flag burning 10-/.27/139 Al 2 3Betsey Wright vacationing while legislature in session 10/;27/.89 BOl 1Sheffield Nelson says Clinton not prepared for legis session 1\Jt27/89 BOS 3122

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGov Bill Clinton unsure if Betsey Wright has quit her job 10{;2&/89 BOl 3Tommy Robinson says Sheffield Nelson lacks experience 10/;28i89 B03 1Bill Clinton ran afoul of standard :rules for Legis session 10/:2/;89 ACl 5Tommy Robinson's early 'IV advertising discussed in article 10-/ 29-/89 AOl 5Tommy Robinson talks tough on prisons 10/.29-/.89 BOl 6Gov Clinton accused of lying to state pol ice group 10-/.29/:89 BOS 1Sidney Moncr ief, Ernest Joshua raising funds for S Nelson 10-i 2/;89 COl 1Tommy Robinson cal ls special legis session 'a fiasco' 10-f30-h89 BOl 1Bill Clinton pries income tax surtax .bill from House comm 11/.01/89 ACl 5Columnist Deborah Mathis blames Clinton for racism at AIDC 11/.01/.89 B07 1Bill Clinton some legislators AWOL in war on drugs llf03f.89 AOl 5Gov Clinton demeans office in dealing with Legis, column says 11/03/.89 BOl 1Gov Clinton blasts Pulaski lawmakers ' vote against surtax llf04l89 ACl 2Pulaski legislators reminded of desegregation vote by Legis 11/04/;89 AOl 2Arkl a sale of land to Arkoma Production enters GOP campaign llf04/89 AOl 3Bill Clinton's speech to joint legis session called 'best' 11/.04/;89 A12 1Legislative sessions take toll on Governor Clinton 11/.0/;89 AOl SSheffield Nelson blasts AIDC Bill Clinton on closed files llfeOS{.89 BOl 2Sheffield Nelson says Arkla purchase of Arkoma was prudent 1 lf.05/;89 BOl 2Gov Clinton continue s tongue lashing opponents of drug plan 11/06/89 B01 1Arkla Inc not prudent in Arkoma purchase Tommy Robinson says 11-/:06/89 BOl SDuck hunters who donate to Robinson may get hunting trip 11/,06/89 BOl 5Tommmy Robinson criticizes Sheffield Nelson in Arkla deal 11/07/9 COl 2Firm partly owned by Jack Stephens profited from Arkoma deal 11-/:08/;89 AOl 5Tommy Robinson blames only Sheffield Nelson in Arkoma deal ll/.O&A89 AOl SJerry Jones comments on charges by Tommy Robinson on Arkoma ll{;Q&/89 A09 3Tommy Robinson wants independent comm to probe Arkoma deal 11/0&/.89 A09 5Arkoma deal and pol itical charges resemble 'IV soap 11/0&/,89 BOl 1Arkla memo written in 1982 contradicts Sheffield Nelson 11/.0/89 A01 2Gov Bill Clinton declines indpendent probe of Arkl a deal 11/.09-A89 AOl 6Tommy Robinson accuses Sheffield Nelson of dodging questions 11/,09-A89 A04 4Columnist discusses memo contradicting Sheffield Nelson ll!0/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton appts David E Miller to Game and Fish Comm 111091.89 BOl 5Gov Bill Clinton promises to keep AIDC files conf idential llf,09-h89 COl SSteve Clark probing if Arkla hid 1982 memo 11/,10-/,89 AOl 2Geologist says Jerry Jones got bargain in Arkoma leases 11/.10/89 B06 1Observers waiting to see effect of memo on GOP primary 11/10{89 B06 1Special report on the Arkla deal with Arkoma Productions 11/10/89 B06 1Charlotte Jones minimiz es Tommy Robinson talk 11/,10/89 B06 3Tommy Robinson says he will debate after ticket closes 1110{89 B07 1Gas deal saga has al l the makings of a family feud in GOP 11/;10-/;89 Bl3 1Sheffield Nelson says 1982 memo on Arkla field news to him 11/11/.89 ACl 6Sheffield Nelson' s anSNers not enough. columnist writes 11/.11/89 BOl 1Labor union leaders reportedly boycotted T Robinson speech 11/,11/89 BOS 2S Nelson says lr shONs Stephens was of fered deal Arkoma took 11/1 Z.A89 ACl 2Tommy Robinson cal ls for Sheffield Nelson to quit GOP primary 11/12/.89 AOl 2State GOP leaders see no ill effect s of nasty GOP primary llfl2/89 ACS 1Stephens Production denies lr offered same deal Jones got 11-/12/,:89 ACS 1Arkoma got free leases from Stephens Production in 1983 11/.12/89 BOl 2Jerry Jones helped Stephens Production restructure contract 11/;12f.89 BOl 2Spence Leamons says Jerry Jones pledged to help Stephens firm 11/,l3l89 AOl 2Geologist says he wanted Arkla to drill in Cecil gas field llf.14/.89 ACl 4Shef field Nelson not out of race . columnist writes ll/;14/89 BOl 1Gov Clinton' s trip to education summit cost about $5 .000 11/14/.89 BOS 1123

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSheffield Nelson offers to help in PSC probe of Arkoma dealColumnist speculates on political plans of Bill ClintonBetsey Wright still works for him, Gov Bill Clinton saysJohn Brummett de scribes attitude of 1Bubba ' tONard gas dealsArticle on gas lease purchases of Jerry Jones prior to 1982Arkansas Western Gas Co says it did not get deal Arkoma gotBetsey Wright to resign from Gov Clinton' s staff at end of yrBetsey Wright 's staff memo on her resignation plansSenator Nick Wilson asks questions, gives an&Wers on WrightColumnist discusses role of Betsey Wright, her resignationGov Bill Clinton vetoes all legislation requiring new moneySteve Clark expected to benefit from Arkla controversySheffield Nelson says he will not be on defensive much longerGov Bill Clinton taking few day s of vacationTom McRae says he will seek Democratic nominationIndependent comm shoul d probe Nelson-Jones ties, column saysBetsey Wright 's flaws discussed in columnCharlotte Jones to work free in Tommy Robinson' s behalfJim Pledger suggested as Gov Clinton's chief of staffColumnist discusses Tom McRae 's candidacy for nominationTom McRae makes official announcement of candidacyGov Bill Clinton cal ls barbs from Tom McRae 'hooey 'Tommy Robinson vows to say no more about Arkla gas leasesEditorial ponders new role for Charlotte JonesTommy Robinson brags that he helped bag MX missiles for ArkState Sen Bud Canada acting governor this weekPine Bluff lawyer Joe Holmes to seek Democratic nominationBill Clinton calls for critics of AIDC to put up or shut upCharlotte Jones parts company with Tommy RobinsonTommy Robinson comment s briefly on loss of Charlotte JonesColumnist discusses pol itical polls used by candidatesTom.my Robinson-Jerry Jones friendship endangeredTommy Robinson names Mary Anne Stephens his campaign chiefJoe Holmes announces candidacy for Democratic nominationColumnist writes soap opera script for campaign to dateGov Bill Clinton never rests. Mike Gauldin saysIn-depth interview with candidate Tom McRaeTom McRae urges voters to reject 'soap operas 'Friendship between Tommy Robinson. Jerry Jones endingTommy Robinson says he hopes to buy Jones' s share of farmTommy Robinson likens his crime views to that of Orval FaubusTommy Robinson expects to sever business ties to Jerry JonesColumnist Robert McCord discusses Tom McRae candidacyTommy Robinson would widen tax. loopholes for businessTommy Robinson cal ls Arkansas anti-businessTommy Robinson's statements cal led misleading. erroneousGov Clinton comments on Dr Yamauchi appmt to Human ServicesSheffield Nelson asks T Robinson haw he will pay debt sArkla paid more for Arkoma than previously statedJay Bradford is Bill Clinton choice to head DemocratsSheffield Nelson says Robinson tax returns don't anQ.o.Ter issueTommy Robinson to release his tax returnsSteve Clark names Sharon Moone-Jochums campaign chairmanSheffield Nelson, Jerry Jones discussed deal in Nelson' s offc11/15/,89 AOl 5ll/;15/89 BOl 111/15-/.89 B04 511/,17/89 BOl 111/.17/,89 BOl 211/17/89 B02 4l 1/;18/,89 AOl 211/.18-/. 89 Al 2 111/18/;89 Al 2 l1118/;89 BOl 111/18/. 89 BOl 211/,19-/ 89 BOl 211/19/89 B03 111/21/89 B03 411/21/,89 BOS 611/.22/,89 BOl 111-/23/:89 BOl 111/23/.89 BO 1 511/24/,89 AOl 211/.26-/;89 BOl 11129-/;89 AOl 511/29/89 A09 111/29/89 B03 411/29/89 B06 111/,30/-89 A04 111/30/89 B02 111/30-/:89 BO 2 611/,30/89 B05 412/01/89 AOl 212/.01/89 AO 1 212/01/89 BOl 112102/89 AOl 212/02/,89 BOl 112/02f89 B02 412/03/89 BOl 112/03/.89 BOl 212/,03/89 cos 112/.04/89 B03 112/05/89 BOl 112/.05/.89 BOl 112/,05/89 B06 212/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLTommy Robinson. Sheffield Nelson trade jabsTommy Robinson fires Congressional aide Mrs Perrin JonesUS Rep .Beryl Anthony may seek Dem office if Clinton does notRecords show Stephens not offered same deal as ArkomaRepublican fight could be valuable to a Clinton candidacySheffield Nelson says he saw no conflict in gas dealTommy Robinson says Arkansas Democrat in bed with S NelsonGov's of fice says AIDC director need not review closed filesTommy Robinson says he has nothing to hide in police fileTommy Robinson' s State Police file has been tampered withTommy Robinson's missing file deals with fight with suspectRumor says Jerry Jones cal ling his loans to T RobinsonTommy Robinson denies Jerry Jones putting squeeze on himTommy Robinson discusses his personal finances with columnistSheffield Nelson seeks probe of missing file of T RobinsonSheffield Nelson sees bond issue as ef fort by Stephens IncTom.my Robinson' s State Police file rel.easedGov Cl inton says new Pride House bond proposal betterTommy Robinson says Jack Stephens no 'sugar daddy 'Tommy Robinson wants probe of police file tamperingGov Cl inton says state bad best year of new indus developmentState Pol ice Director probes rifling of Tommy Robinson fileTommy Robinson says he will tr.y to get MX garrison speeded upTommy Robinson makes provocative statements on govtTommy Robinson has good things to say about Orval FaubusGovernor's Mansion food bill ia a whopperPersonal expense acct of Gov Bill Clinton reviewedGOP does not fear scars fran Robinson-Nelson fightBill -Clinton. Steve Clark joust for credit in bond issue caseClinton lashes out at legislators who defeated prison fundingBill Cl inton comments on Tommy Robinson's rifled police fileBill Clinton says bond deal dead if bribe offer trueTommy Robinson's police file shows complaints against himGov Clinton kills bond deal for Beverly EnterprisesGov Clinton 1 s motive for vetoing bond deal is column topicTommy Robinson cal ls fran Stephens office to deny influenceGov Clinton critical of Steve Clark on bond dealGov Clinton has no further commend on Vardaman abuse casePower of long incumbency can be liabil ity as well as assetTom McRae says he's staying out of fracas among candidatesGov Bill Clinton appts Otis H Turner to state Supreme CourtEarly release of prison inmate Marvin Pearson upsets GovernorS Nelson, J Jones co-cm land leased by JR AgriculturalGOVERNOR' S SCHOLARSsee Scholarships and LoansGRACE, W R. COGrace to build soil mix. fertil er plant at HopeGRADY, THOMAS JUNIORsee also Sex CrimesGRAHAM, BILLYsee also ReligionGRAN, EDBankruptcy judge rules 1982. 1983 tax returns were a shamGran is a physics professor at UALR12/;10/89 BOl 212/;1C)-h89 COl 112/;10/9 COl 112/ill/:89 AOl 212f.l 2;l89 BOl 1l 2;/:13/.89 AOl 512/,13/;89 BOl 112/;13/'89 BOl 512f 13/89 BOl 5l 213f.89 BOl 512fl3f89 BOl 512/.14/;89 BOl 112/1 14/.89 BOl 112/;14/,89 B01 112/.14/,89 B02 11U14/.89 COl 412/.15/.89 AOl 212/:15-A89 A13 312/.151,89 BOl 212/,15/;89 B06 412/,15{;89 COl 212{.16f89 BOl 612/16/;89 B04 112/,17/89 AOl 612/.17;,/,89 A03 112/17/.89 B06 1121"17/,89 B06 l12/17/89 cos 112/.19-/89 BOl l12/.19-/.89 B06 112/, 20-/-89 B02 612/21/:89 A05 312/. 21/;89 BOl 512/22/;89 AOl 212/.22/89 BOl 112/;22/.89 BOl 212/;22/89 BOl 512/.23/89 B03 l12/.24/;89 COl 112/,25/.89 BOl 112/29-/,89 BOl 512/,2/;89 Bl 2 · 312/;30/:89 BOl 302/,22/.89 COl 111/:2&/;89 COl 211/.28-/,89 COl 2125

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGRAND GULF POWER PLANTsee Electric PowerGRAVES, RALPHsee also ExplosivesGRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICfsee Education Mrl 8 Ap13 Jy14 Jyl 5 Jy21 Jy22 Agl Ag4 Ag8see Education Ag15 Ag16 N6 D16GRAY, ADELLAsee also FootballGREAT LAKES CARBON CX>RPsee also Electric PowerGREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORPsee also Pollution JalGREEK FOOD FESTIVALsee FestivalsGREEN FORESTsee also PollutionOficials violated FOI Act, j udge rul esGREEN, BILLsee also Inventions and InventorsGREENBEERG, RONsee also Frauds and Swindl ingGREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICI'see · Athleticssee Education D8GREENE, BETTEsee al so Books and Wrdting N24GRffiOIRE, LOUISsee also MuseumsGREGOIRE, THEMLAsee also MuseumsGRIGGS, S DAV IDsee also Aviation and AircraftGROCERY STORESsee Food StoresGROSS STATE PRODU CTsee Economic Condtions and Trends S25GRT RACE CARS INCGreenbrier firm builds race cars: sales approach $500,000GRUBER, RITAsee also Pulaski CountyGUARDIAN AND WARDGuardianship Inc finds volunteers to work with disabledGUARDIANSHIP INCsee Guardian and WardGUM SPRINGS BARBECUEsee FestivalsHALE, JESS Psee also PoliceHALEY, GEORGEsee also BlacksHALL, JOHN WESLEY JRsee also Legal ProfessionHAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICf0902/.89 B03 109/11/,89 COl 412-/;26/89 BOl 1126

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Education F26HAMMERSCHMIDT. JOHN PAULsee also CongressHAMRA. GERALDsee also Governor (Ark)HAND! CAPPEDsee al so Education Ja25see al so Guardian and Wardsee al so Mental Health and Disorderssee also Special OlympicsComputers. court reporter helps deaf students learn02/23/.89 BOl 2More people learning to communicate with the deaf03-/,07/-89 EOl 1Manual alphabet demonstrated03/07/-89 EOl 3New law sets standards on accessibility to publ ic buildings 03/.27 /,89 B06 4Arkansas ranks first in inaccessible polling sites05/;13/89 AO l 2Arkansas Reproductive Health Monitoring System rept summary 08-/.04/89 B03 4Birth defects rate highest in Lonoke County08-/.04/89 B03 4Mentally. physically handicapped children develop skills 0&/;17/;89 EOl 2Veronica Haverluk receives Goodwill Industries award12/14{89 BOl 2Wheels provide transportation for elderly, handicapped12/14/,89 EOl 2HANDWRITINGArticle on cal ligraphy11/13/,89 EOl 1HANSON, GERALD Tsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsHARASSMENTsee Brutality and HarassmentHARBORS. PORTS AND MARINASHarry L Hastings Jr seeks permit for Rosenbaum development Ol/,28A89 BOl 2Rosenbaum Lake would be home to marina, RV park if approved 01/28/;89 BOl 2Development would alter ecol ogy of Rosenbaum Lake 02/02/-.89 DOS 1Importing garbage coul d help troubl ed port in Chicot County 02/06/89 BOl 5Two ports being developed on Mississippi River in Chicot Co 02/06/.89 BOl 5Letters support developments at Rosenbaum Lake 02/17/89 B03 1Ancient Indian site near land Hastings wants at Rosenbaum 02/25/,89 AO l 2Hastings plans for Rosenbaum are impressive 02/,26{9 F02 1Hearing set on proposed Hastings Bay Marina at Rosenbaum Lake 03/02/,89 B03 1Four hundr ed attend hearing on Rosenbaum Lake development 03/.03/.89 BOl 2Loan for Yellowbend Port near Dermott may be del inquent 03/.03i.89 B04 6Yell

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRosembaum Lake water quality cannot be lowered, EPA rulesBackers of marina on Rosenbaum Lake not giving up fightState PC&E preparing response to EPA on Rosenbaum Lake issueHARDIN. LUsee also Birth Cont·rol and Abortionsee al so China. Peoples Republic ofsee al so Governor (Ark)HARDING ACADEMYsee Education DllHARDING UNIVERSITYsee Collegessee Footballsee Homosexualssee TennisHARKEY, JOHN NORMANsee also Insurancesee also Pride House Care CorpHARMON. DANsee also Crime Laboratorysee also Murders - Henry. Don GeorgeHARMONY GROJE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education FlOHARP 'S FOOD STORESHarp 's buys Box Foods chainHARPER, DARLA MELISSAHarper still missing after three yearsHARPER. GAYLEsee also Murders - Harper, GayleHARPER. THOMAS SRFormer state Democratic Party chairman dies at age 80HARRELL, BILLYsee also Arltla IncHARRINGTON, DAV IDsee also Economic Condtions and TrendsHARRIS BAKERYsee also Food ContaminationHARRIS, CHARLES Wsee also National GuardHARRIS, CHARLIE MAEsee also Murde rs - Harris, Charlie MaeHARRIS. DONALDsee also Murders - Harris, DonaldHARRIS, ORENDiscusses his anti-Civil Rights Act vote in 1964Former Congressman discusses Congressional pay raisesHARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Jyl 9HARRISONsee also PoliceHARRISON. BONNIE BRIANsee also Murders - Harrison, Bonnie BrianHARRISON. WILLIAM Fsee also Birth Control and AbortionHART, ANTONIO TYRONE12-h.12/89 AOl12/.13/89 Bll12"/;29/;89 BOl66203/11/.89 COl 107{123/.89 A06 103/:09/89 B03 307/.02{;89 A14 111/;26/89 cos 1128

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Murde rs - Hart. Antonio TyroneHAR'IW ICK. TERRYsee also Bankssee also North Little RockArticle on the Hartwicks and their futureHartwick sued by Nolan Co over materials used in his homeForeclosure suit against Hartwick droppedHARVEST FOODSsee · Food and Groceey StoresHASTINGS BAY MARINAsee Harbors. Ports and MarinasHASTINGS. HARRY L JRsee also Harbors. Ports and MarinasHATFIELD. KENsee also Athleticssee also ReligionHAUNTED HOU SESsee ApparitionsHAWKINS. BRUCEsee also PoliceHAWKINS. WILBUR F JRsee also Economic ConditionsHAYE. NAOMI Jsee also Defense and Armed Forces 05HAYS . DONALDsee also Books and Writing S3see also Books and Writing - Rev iewsHAYS . PATRICK HENRYsee also North Little RockHAYS . STEELEsee also Courts. State and LocalHAZARDOU S MATERIAL Ssee Defenses and Armed Forcessee PollutionHAZEN SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Education My24HAZINGsee also Colleges and Univs D9HEAD STARTsee also Urban League of ArkansasPulaski County program making headwayHEALTH CARE ACCESS FOUNDATIONsee Medicine and HealthHEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION. ARKAN SASsee Medicine and Healthsee Nursing HomesHEALTH DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Govern:nent Employees and OfficialsPay supplement for Director Joycelyn Elders questionedState defends way it pays Director Joycelyn EldersHEALTH IN SURANCEsee InsuranceHEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONSsee Insurance03/.il 2/.89 EO 1 208/02/;89 BOS 308/ 16/89 B02 5lf.8912/,09/,89 B09 112/24/,89 B03 4129

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHEART TRANSPLANTSsee Disease and IllnessHEATINGsee Cooling and HeatingHEBER SPRINGSsee also LoiteringHEBER SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My8HEEKIN CAN COFinn has plants at Springdale and BlythevilleHELENAsee also PoliceHEMINGWAY, ERNESTsee also Books and Writing Jy30HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITYsee Basketballsee Collegessee Golfsee Wells, John DukeHENDERSON, WILLIAM EFormer director of state Parks and Tourism Dept diesHENDRIX COLLIDEsee Basketballsee Colleges and UniversitiesHENDRIX, BOBBIE LOUsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsHENNING , ELIZABETHsee also Murders 03HENRY• ORV ILLEsee also NewspapersHEPTACHLORsee also Food ContaminationHERBSsee Medicine and HealthHERITAGE OOMMISSION (ARK)see also Oil and GasHERMANN, ALLENsee also Colleges Myl2HEROISMTommy Smith is a national hero for rescue of 2 personsChristopher Kent, 12, receives Boy Scout recognitionSherrie Watkins. 11. rescues young child from dogTwo Arkansans to receive medals for rescue work at air crashAnny reservists cited for heroism at crash of helicopterHERR, HELENsee also Buildings and Off ices, GovtHICKINGBOTHA FRANK DELANOsee also BanksForbes puts Hickingbotham.' s wealth at $250 millionBuys Exchange Bancshares of El DoradoHICKMAN, DARRELsee also Courts, State and LocalHICKMAN, ROBERT CARLInsurance leader at LR dies at age 6010/06/89 COl 404/16/89 A15 102-tlB-/,89 BOl 502/25-/,89 B04 408-/;13f.89 B03 ll 1-/.24/.89 B01 412f.10/89 BOl 210/.15/.89 F01 110/.24/,89 COl 510-/12/89 AO l 2130

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE CXJLHICKORY SPRINGS MANUFACTURING COsee also PollutionHIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)House panel rej ects bill giving bd po;.rer to fire directorHIGHLAND INDU STRIAL PARKsee Companies and FactoriesHIGHLAND PARK HOU SING PROJECT (LITTLE ROCK)see Crime and Vicesee HousingHIGHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Education N26HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTAT ION DEPARTMENT (ARK)see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoContracts and Purchasing. GovtPolitics and GovtRoadsTransportation Safety Agency (Ark)Highway Comm Chmn reappointed to full 10-yr termAirplane OW'ned by Dept cal led extravagantCommissioner Ron Harrod def ends use of planeGov Cl inton urges use of airplane be limitedState airplane costs less when flyingAHTD At the Crossroads series (Part 1)AHTD At the Crossroads series (Part 2)AHTD At the Crossroads series (Part 3)Article on salaries of Dept officialsFew minorities reach top in AHTDAHTD At the Crossroads series (Part 4)Workman killed at worksite by AHTD truckHIGHWAY COMMISSION (ARK)see Highway and Transportation Dept (Ark)HILL, DARREL WAYNEsee also Murders - Teague DonHIROSHIMAsee also World War IIHISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITESsee al so Archeology and AnthropologyFive buildings in state added to National RegisterTaborian Hall at LR sold to Mark AbernathyQuapaw Quarter Tour features home s in midtn LRCarousel horses at War Memorial Park are historicHillcrest section of LR has historic structuresHistoric house near Trapnal l Hall razedPowhatan has makings for historical village preservationUALR. City of LR may clash over renovation of GIT buildingDispute over UALR Law School bldg in historic dist coolsSite of hanging of David 0 Dodd is at location of UALR bldgWilson-Burr House at LR again in danger of being razedQuapaw Quarter seeks funds to preve nt demol ition of housesOw'ners of Ten Mile House (Stagecoach House) restoring bldgHISTORIC DISTRICI' CXJMMISSION, LITTLE ROCKsee also Colleges and UniversitiesHISTORY (ARK)see al so Blackssee also World War II02/;Qlf..89 A08 5Olfl9/.89 BOl 504/:03/,89 AOl 504/,04/;89 B01 504/,07/89 B01 204-/;09-/:89 BOl 405f,2&/;89 BOl 205-/-.29/89 BOl 505{;30-f89 BOl 505/,30/189 BOl 505/30/89 B02 105/31/.89 BOl 209-f 13/89 B07 302/;10-/.89 B04 602/1 16{-.89 COl 205/:05/89 £01 205;4:06/,89 B03 306/.15/;89 E02 308/;31/89 AO 1 211/05/-.89 B02 1llf.2&/,89 BOl 2ll29-f89 BOl 511/,29-l-89 BOl 512/07/89 B06 1l 2f,09/z89 B07 112/ 22-/;89 FOl 1131

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArticle on boom towns in mining dists of Arkansas0/;02-/;89 EO lDescendants seek memorial to Arkansans killed in Utah in 1857 0/;20/.89 EOlMonument would honor victims of Mountain Meadows Massacre 09 1 20-/;89 EOlMormon Church may support Mountain Meadows memorial09/,20/.89 EOlHistory of Forester (Scott County)10-/01/.89 B02HMO ARKAN SASsee InsuranceHOAXESsee also Poul try Federation. ArkansasPrank callers with bad news upset families in LRLR police get more reports of prank tragedy phone cal lsHOBBIES2222104-/;26/89 aOl 604/27/,89 B03 1Sale of baseball card collection nets Boonevile couple a home 0&/.27/89 B03 1HODGES. J Rsee also BanksHODGES, KANEASTERTwo men al lege Hodges owes them $145.000. seek hearing 11107/.89 B03 4HOLDER, KATHLEENsee also Art, Culture. and HandicraftsHOLIDAYS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONSsee also King. Martin Luther Jr'HOLLINGORTH. P Asee also Courts, State and LocalHOLLIS AND COFirm sold. name changed to Century Mill SupplyHOLLY FARMS CORPsee also Tyson Foods IncHOLMES. D H. C:0see Dillard Department StoresHOLMES, MAJOR "JOE"see also Governor (Ark)HOLY ALAMO CHRISTIAN CHURCHsee Alamo Christian FoundationHOME EDU CATIONsee Education Ag8HOMELESSsee PoorHOMESTEAD TAXsee TaxationHOMETOWN COMMJNICATIONS INCsee NewspapersHOMICIDEsee MurdersHOIDSEXUALSsee also Sex CrimesHomosexual s are human, too, Aubrey Lee reminds readersDr Ralph Hyman glad he declared his hanosexual ity last yearNLR female couple 'married ' at Metropol itan Community ChurchSearching for acceptance : homosexual s in Arkansas (series)Male couple describe their experiences grow ing up in ArkSearching for acceptance : homosexuals in Arkansas (series)Life at lesbian land collective in the Ozarks describedCollege conditions in Ark tough for most homosexualsConditions at Harding Univ, UAF described03/.11/89 COl 101/.20-/.89 B07 105·/;22/,89 AOl 207/;l6f89 AOl 507/16/,89 AOl 507/,16/;89 AlO 107/16/.89 AlO 107f.16/89 AlO 407/16/,89 All 107/;16/,89 All 1132

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLGays found in all corners of society in ArkansasSearching for acceptance : homosexual s in Arkasnas (series)Several homosexuals describe their feelings , lifestyle in ArkArkansas may have as many as 250,000 gaysGays find Arkansas an unfriendly placeSearching for acceptance : homosexuals in Arkansas (series)Gays in Ark live in fear of unprovoked attacksMost rel igious groups denounce homosexual ity as a sinSearching for acceptance : homosexuals in ArkansasMost homo sexuals in Arkansas are 'invisible'Searching for acceptance : homosexuals in Arkansas (series)Businesses cannot afford to cater to gay s-only clienteleHomosexuals have different tastes in Little Rock nightlifeMost difficult dilemma for many homosexual s is 'coming out 'Searching for acceptance : homosexuals in Arkansas (series)Arkansas law provides little protection for homosexual sReaction to series on homo sexuals in Ark is strong, negativeHomosexual ity as a Christian lifestyle discussedBilly Graham statement heartens gay communityHomosexual ity is a sin, Rev Billy Graham say sHOOFMAN, CLIFFsee also Nursing Homes Je17see also PoliceHOOITER Oll. COsee also Contract s and Purchasing, GovtHOPE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja13 Jel4HOPPER, BOBBYsee also Highway and Transportation Dept (Ark)HORNE, WILLIAM CRAWFORDsee also Murders - Michel, DavidHORSE RACINGFeature articles on Oaklawn ParkOaklawn releases audited financial statementBills filed in Legis to cut taxes on OaklawnRationale for cut in Oaklawn taxes explainedBills to help Oaklawn to be heard in LegislatureOaklawn tax relief bill heads for final pas sage in LegisCha'f't shOflls decline in attendance. wagering at OaklawnBill passed by Legis allows Sunday racing, simul castingLegis approves tax bl!eak for Oaklawn ParkSome Representatives spoke strongly against Oaklawn reliefGov Clinton may tie Oaklawn bill to his income tax billHalf of admissions to Oaklawn are on free passesRacing Comm distributes free passes to OaklawnOaklawn bill sponsors upset by Bill Clinton's tacticsPreview of 1989 Oaklawn Park seasonOaklawn tax bill coul d increase purses immediately mgr saysOaklawn tax relief bill headed for vote in HouseOaklawn Park to get tax breakGov Bill Clinton will sign Oaklawn tax relief bill todayNight racing at Oaklawn Park suggestedOaklawn Park season opens on bitterly cold day , power failureGov Clinton signs bill reducing taxes on Oaklawn Park.07/.16/89 All l07/;16-/89 All 107/.16/.89 All 107-/;17-/;89 AOl 307fl7f89 AOl 307/17/;89 AOl 307-/il7/89 A06 107/.17/,89 A06 107/17/89 A06 107/,18-/,89 AOl 207/l&/89 A01 207/18-/;89 A08 107/;18-/89 AOB l07/.18-/,89 A08 107-/;18-f89 AOB 107-/-.1&/,89 A08 507/,23/89 C03 108{,1 2p89 E02 209/07-/89 B02 109-/.16/89 A07 1Ol/0&/.89 D08 101/,12/89 AOl 201/.24/;89 AOl 201/24/89 AOl 2Ol/,25f89 A04 201-/-26/89 AOl 201/26/89 A04 301{27 {:8 9 AOl 501/,27 -/89 AOl 501/.27-/-89 AO l 501/,28-/.89 AOl 201/.281-89 A08 201-/-2&/;89 A08 201/29-/;89 AOl 201/29A89 KOl 101/.31/89 A07 102/;0li89 A09 102f.0 2/89 AOl 60 2-{03/;89 AO 1 502{03/,89 B09 102/04{89 AO l 202/04/;89 A0 4 1133

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLOaklawn Park increases purses by $20,000 dailyIce on track forces shutdown of Oakl awn Park for weekOaklawn Park simulcast races set for next monthHot Springs City Bd to decide on Sunday racing electionHot Springs to vote on Sunday racingEffol!'t to end free passes at Oak.lawn fails in Senate commSunday racing foes seek delay in voteOaklawn of ficials hear other tracks aid foes of Sunday races02/;05-/89 DOl02-/.06/89 AOl02/,07/89 DOl02/18-/-89 AOl02/;22/89 BOl02/;23/89 A0802-/:24/;89 DOl02/,25/89 BOl55226152Garland County group asks court to halt vote on Sunday racing 03/.03/;89 BOl 6Gov Clinton seeks assurance on use of Oakl awn tax breakJudge clears way for election on Sunday racingSupreme Ct uphol ds hol ding vote on Sunday racingHot Springs voters approve Sunday racing at Oak.lawnSunday races at Oakl awn may be without sales of alcoholSunday drinks for Oaklawn track appear nearOaklawn Park announce s $9 million expansion proj ectOaklawn Park to build fine new restaurantOaklawn to build 5000-seat bldg for simulcasts, conventionsOaklawn Park's plea for help may need to be questioned03/:.07 /89 A0703/07/89 BOl03/,09-f89 BOl03/10/89 AOl03/11/89 BOl03{16/89 B0103/.18/89 AOl03/:18/89 AOl03/18-/:89 AOl03/.20/89 D011654552224Chades Cella is using new tax break to go into conv business 03/24/.89 BOl 1Oaklawn Park use of tax break questioned by Gov Bill ClintonSunday racing at Oaklawn begins April 2Oaklawn theater for simulcasting only, Charles Cella saysOaklawn plan for theater was announced before tax breakOaklawn expects crowd for debut of Sunday racing in ArkFirst day of Sunday racing at Oaklawn no record breake rNew legislation has not been quick-fix for Oakl awnOakl awn racing to build simul casting facilityFirst day of Sunday racing draws 28,960 to Oaklawn ParkOaklawn age policy flexible for touristsArkansas Derby won by Dansil, with jockey Larey SnyderOaklawn winner waited too long to cash ticket, loses $28,000Makeover of Oaklawn Park well under wayOaklawn opposes increased tax on simulcasting at parkOaklawn makes agreement with Blue Ribbon for simulcastingState Supreme Ct uphol ds Sunday racing at Hot SpringsOaklawn Park used $500,000 from tax break improperlyOaklawn Park denies request to improve regulatory facilitiesHORTON, HAROLD03/;25/;89 AOl03/26/;89 FOl03/30/89 B0304/.01/-89 BOl04/:.02/;89 AOl04/03/89 AOl04/-03/,89 B0104/.03/89 BOl04/:03/89 DOl04/21/.89 BOB04/;23/89 DOl05/i23/89 AOl07/09/.89 AOl07 /11/89 BOl07/22/;89 B0210/31/89 BOl12/29/.89 AOl12-/:30-/89 AOl521123352512255222see also AthleticsHOSPICE MOVEMENTsee Disease and IllnessHOSPITALSsee Medicine and Healthsee Nursing HomesHOT SPRING COUNTYCounty Judge Ray Francis resigns to seek another jobHOT SPRINGSsee also Bars and Nightclubssee also Firessee also TaxationMayor Jon L Starr resignsCity Mgr Gus Pappas wants city to vaey its economyFordyce Bathhouse to be rededicated09{:19-/;89 B03 403-/;1 l/;89 B01 203/.12/89 BOl 405/110-/189 EOl 2134

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFordyce Bathhouse rededicated. openedPossibility of legal gambling for city circulatingOfficials draw fire from proposed annexationCity director assails commissionsAnnexation voted downHOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Jy9 Jy24 Ag19HOT SPRINGS VILLAGEProfile of Hot Springs VillageArticle on retirement village and its amenitiesHOTEL SSale of Excelsior approved by City of Little RockExcelsior's price is $24 millionExcelsior Hotel sale completedThree historic hotels in Eureka Springs sold at auctionJapan Green Stamp refuses offer to purchase ExcelsiorFive-story Wilson Inn to be built at Little Rock AirportOld Washington Jail is now bed and breakfast innMotels located along interstate system at LR doing wellNew Holiday Inn Hotel opens at SpringdaleLittle Rock Inn caters to unusual mix of guestsBed-and-breakfast at Romance has comforts of farmJapanese ownership of Excelsior to bring tourists to ArkFirm hired to handl e sale of Camelot at LRCamelot at LR seeks new owner who will uphol d standardsHOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENTE M Long of Fayetteville makes rocker for Kareem Abdul-JabbarQuilt inspired pattern used by furniture factoryHOUSINGsee alsosee alsoCrime and VicePollutionsee also Substance AbuseHome of Dr and Mrs Ted Skokos at Fort Smith full of historyBill in Legis would end bar of residential area mobile homesManufactured housing bill receives setback in House commMelvin White alleges bias in failure to rent house at LRNLR resident returns to find city has leveled his housePersonal belongings lost when NLR razed houseACORN claims empty homes owned by FSLICWestern Pines housing proj ect at LR worries same residentsLR of ficials concerned about need for af fordable housingShorter College Gardens housing proj ect soldOfficial says Shorter College agreed to sale of housingState to offer low-cost housing loans againApplications for bond issue funds rolling inHousing and Urban Development office at LR faces checkHUD charges real estate agent. hcmeamer at LR with biasMelvin White. a black. brought complaint in LR rental caseCapital Buyers purchases 2,000 repossed mobile homesFSLIC refuses to sell houses O!oilned by failed S&LsTeachers allege racial bias in housing at WynneACORN members protest housing conditions in LRCivil suit filed in racial bias charges by Melvin WhiteNLR agrees to repay HUD $130,281 for improperly spent grants05/.14/:89 BOl 206/;04/89 FOl 107 :/;30-/:89 B02 107 /31/89 BOS 110/11/89 B03 401/03/,89 DOB07/03/89 BOl01{;10-/89 COl01/1 1/.89 COl01/14/.89 COl01/20-/89 BOl01/,25/,89 COl01/,27/89 COl02/,27/89 EOl03/,19-/,89 FOl08-/.02/:89 COl0 8/;20-/:89 FOl08-/,21/-89 B03lOf.23/89 AOl11{; 30/89 col12/25/89 COl03/10-/89 C0210/16/-89 COl21422222l212452212Ol/20f89 FOl 102/04-/89 A04 102/25-/.89 B03 603/25/89 BOl 204/01/89 AOl 204-/.04/.89 BOl 204/,23/-89 BOl 105/;06/89 B06 105/,14/.89 BOl 505/.27 /-89 COl 205/31/B9 B02 506f08A89 A01 206/22-/89 COl 206/.25/89 BOl 506/:.30-/189 AOl 506/;30-h89 AOl 507/03/.89 COl 207/09/, 89 FOl 307/,10/89 B06 10 8-/:03t89 BO 2 108-/.03/89 BOS 108-/,16/.89 BO 2 1135

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLBil-Mart cal led a new kind of home builder in LRHighland Park cleanup, upgrading promised by city officialsHighland Park Proj ect residents skeptical of promisesCleanup of Highland Park at LR mov ing fastWeatherization proj ect in Lonoke County out of fundsHOU SING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (US)see HousingHOUSTON illRPsee also Environmental Systems CoHCMARTH. SUSANsee also Educational TelevisionHCMELL. MAXsee also Police08-/;l9-,l89 COl 209-/:17/.89 A01 509-/;18-/;89 BOl 611/;02/;89 B02 112{09-/-89 B03 3Says Jim Pledger would make fine chief-of-staff for Clinton 11f24/.89 AOl 2HUCKABEE. MIKEsee al so Baptist ChurchHUDDLESTON, BILLY REXsee also SuicidesHUDSON FOODS INCFirm shows earnings increase de spite adversitiesHudson to open plant in Springfield. MoHudson to buy meat processing plant in MinnesotaEarnings shoot upHudson posts record yearly incomeHUDSON. ELMER EHonored by state American Civil Liberties UnionHUERY. RON02/.04/.89 C0202f28f89 COl05/.06/.89 COl07/,21/.89 C0211/,01/.89 C0211/05/.89 AOS112652see also BasketballHUGHES. BENNYsee also Murders - Potter, DaveHUMAN BODYA%kansas Classic body-building contest winnersHUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (ARK)06-/:12/89 EOl 1see Mental Health and DisordersHUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Children and Youthsee al so Medicine and HealthError causes some welfare recipients to receive two checksSome welfare offices coul d close, Walt Patterson disclosesWalt Patterson reminded that law bars office cl osingsDirector Walt Patterson resigns to take job in TexasDepartment director always works in stressful situationResigned director Walt Patterson discusses agencyDepartment faces $22 million budget def icit in current yearDeficit less than first reported this weekFinancial aid plans put in limbo by dispute in LegislatureSurplus in drug program gone. def icit looms largerGov Bill Clinton impressed by Department's workDept reaches only 25 pct of population. Gov Clinton saysDr Terry Yamauchi named director of DepartmentGov Bill Clinton comments on appnt of Dr YamauchiDr Yamuchi faces problems at Human ServicesState defends way it pay s Director Terry YamauchiHUMANE SOCIETY05/03/89 AOl 205-f.25/89 C08 106/15/:89 B03 508/-08-/;89 AOl 208/:08/;89 A07 109/;0%89 BOl 210-/26/-,89 AO 1 410h28-/.89 B08 411/01/89 A09 611/08/-89 BOl 511/09/,89 B03 11 lf.19h89 BOl 212/.07/89 BOl 512f07/cB9 B02 412/.10-/89 COl 112-/;24/89 B03 4136

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee AnimalsHUMANISMsee Education D18 D30HUMANITIES. ARKAN SAS ENDOWMENT FORRobert Bailey is na-; directorHUMNOKE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee BasketballHUMPHREY, MARIONsee also Courts, State and Localsee also Substance AbuseHUNGERsee PoorHUNT, J B, TRANSPORT SERVICES INCFirm building corporate headquarters at LowellHunt teams with Santa Fee Railroad to provide serviceHunt teams with railroad to share freight marketHUN!', JOHNNIE BRYANWealth put at $280 millionHUNTER. CARLsee also Books and Writing Mr25see al so Books and Writing - Rev iewsHUNTER. DAV IDsee also Police Ja2HUSSMAN, WALTER E JRsee alsoHUTCHINSON,see alsoHUTCllINSON,Camden News Publ ishing CoASAAttorney General (Ark)KENNYsee also Substance AbuseHUTQ{INSON, TIMsee also Government EmployeesHYDRICK, JAMES ALLENsee al so CrimeHYDRO PO NI CSsee AgricultureHYMAN, RALPHsee also Homosexual sHYPNOSISsee also Murders - Lehman, Donald HHYPOVENTILATIONsee Disease and IllnessICE SKATINGCary Gates, of Benton is line skater in Ice CapadesILLINOIS BAYOUsee also WaterILLINOIS RIVERsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsILLITERACYNew law establishes corps to teach reading skillsGov Bill Clinton lauds Ark programs . promises moreAngry Gov Bill Cl inton def ends his record on literacy workIMPOTENCYsee Disease and IllnessIMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS06/,29/.89 E02 506/02/89 COl 212/13/89 C01 212/.19-/;89 C03 l10/; 10-/89 A05 201/04/89 EO 1 103/03/,89 Al l 305/16/,89 AOl 205-h.20/-89 BOl 1137

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also PollutionINCESTsee Sex CrimesINCINERATORSsee Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsINDEPENDENCE COUNTYsee also Police Ja2INDEPENDENCE DAYArkansans celebrate in various ways07/05/,89 BOl 5INDEPENDENCE FEDERAL SAVINGS BANKsee BanksINDIANS. AMERICANsee also Archeology and Anthropologysee also Culture and the Artssee also Forest and Brush FiresINDIGENT HEALTH CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEEsee Medicine and HealthINDU STRIAL ACCIDENTSsee also Arkansas Power and Light Cosee also Cedar Chemical Corpsee also National By-Products Cosee al so Oil and Gassee also Southern Steel Wire CoINDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (ARK)see also Economic Condtions and TrendsINFLUENZAsee Disease and IllnessINJECTION WELLSsee Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsINSANITYsee Mental Health and DisordersINSECTSBacteria used to fight mosquitoes in Stuttgart area08-/;04/;89 BOl 2Life cycle and migrations of the monarch butterfly10-/.02/.89 EOl 1INSURANCEsee also Murders - Taylor, Roysee also Unemployment Insurance and Compensationsee al so Workers Compensation InsuranceArkansas ranks last in life insurance coverage 01/02/,89 COl 1Spiral ing cost of health insurance explained 01/02f89 COl 2Bill in Legis sets fine for driving without liability ins 01/10-/89 A0 5 5Bill proposes medical insurance pay for breast cancer screen 01/10/.89 A0 5 6Insurance lobbyist has doubt s about cancer ins proposal 01/11-189 A07 1About 24 pct of Ark residents have no health insurance 01/11/89 A07 2Bill in Legis woul d have effect of making HMOs illegal 01/14/.89 BOl 1Chiropract ors, Ark Medical Society push anti-HMO proposal 01{14/.89 BOl 1Blue Cross & Blue Shield opposes bill that would kill HMOs 01/17/9 A06 2Legis debate over HMOs may be fierce 01/21{89 AOl 5HMO bill 's impact on cities. counties hotly debated 01/26/89 A03 1Arkansas Employers Coalition obj ect s to anti-HMO bill 01/31/89 B06 1Anti-HMO bill woul d add $2.7 million to local govt bills 02f02/89 A07 1Insurance companies refuse compromise on anti-HMO legislation 02{07/89 A04 3House panel endorses bill changing character of HMOs 02/i09-/.89 A06 2House passes bill altering HMO pl!'ovisions 02/:10{B9 A06 2138

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSupporters of HMOs say bill passed by House will raise costsBlue Cross sued by patient in need of liver transplantBill in Senate allows medical malpractice suit to include HMOInsurance will not pay for liver transplant for J GillilandBill in Legis would put teeth in mandatory vehicle lawPros and cons of need for legislation on HMOsHMO reorganiz ation bill nears death in Senate insurance commHMO bill al ive, backers sayHMO bill stalled in Senate committeeHMO proposal loses another round in committeeLegislative attempt to change HMO rules failedBlue Cross and Blue Shield lost $17.8 million last yearPharmacists balk at Blue Cross Blue Shields 's HMO planInsurance scandals of period 1955-1967 recal ledJohn Norman Harkey still keeps eye on industry in stateHealth insurance for teachers increasingInsurance rates for public employees going upLegislature intended funds for teacher insuranceJess Odom discusses decline of Arkansas-owned companiesNo large fi%Dls left in state with Arkansas ownershipArkansas truckers are victims of truck insurance scamReserve Life Insurance Co plans to closeArticle on need for professional liability insuranceArkansas ratepayers may feel ef fect of Calif earthquakeHMO Arkansas will steer members to St Vincent Infim.aryAmerican HMO has more than 20,000 members in ArkINTERESTsee CreditINTERNAL RE.VENUE SERVICE (US)see also Substance AbuseINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINESPresident and CEO John F Akers speaks at Harding UnivINTERNATIONAL RELATIONSBill Alexander. Harvey Joe Saner interest in Cuba attackedCoordination of visit by Russian women is maj or taskSoviet women are instant hit with Little Rock hostsVisiting Russian women explore our problemsSoviet women visiting state question group of unwed mothersSoviet women address alcohol issue on Ark tourSoviet women intrigued by sax-playing Gov Bill ClintonSoviet women visit Heifer Proj ectIP mill workers at Pine Bluff irked by Soviet flag over plantSoviet flag flew at IP mill to honor visiting Soviet womenSoviet journalist visiting Ark discusses her workVisiting Soviet women spend day at Hot SpringsSoviet women comment on impressions of Arkansas and AmericaSoviet women bid farewell after tour of ArkansasSoviet del egation visits Ark to study state courts systemEight Soviets take trip to Central HighSoviet visitors intrigued by ArkansasRussians study rice farming in Stuttgart areaRussian journalist accompanies J oho Brummett to MorriltonPeace Links achieves goal. will close office in ArkansasRussian journal ist Anton Saf ronov visits MoscCM. Ark02f.l

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLAnton Safronov writes about Gov Bill ClintonAnton Safronov reflects on impressions of ArkansasGazette reporter James Scudder reflects on Anton SafronovArkansans send bench to Edinburgh for public useRobert McCord column on Anton Safronov's visit to ArkInterview with Anton SafronovArkansas students return from visit to RussiaPeace Links gives UALR grant to estab peace educationINVENTIONS AND INVENTORS06/12/89 AOl06/;17/.89 EOl06/;17/:89 EOl06/22/;89 EOl07 /16/.89 C0307/16/89 cos07/:24/89 EOl2251111program 12/.1/89 BOS 3Superconductor discovered at UA may sell for $4.5 million 01/0&/89 FOl 1David Weeks uses superconductor to build floating toy motor 04/;l&h89 BOl 2Superconducror researcher Dr Alan Herman leaves Univ of Ark 05i12/;89 AOl 6Bill Green develops product to neutralize chicken litter odor OSf.15/,89 COl 2Bill Green gets patent for substance to neutralize odors 0/13/89 C02 6IBM beats Univ of Ark to patent for superconductor Of.389 COl 2IRELAND, :WIGHTsee also Colleges F2IRRIGATIONsee WaterISLAMsee also PrisonsMuslims in Ark dislike "Satanic Verses" but assail extremismLittle Rock bookstores continue to carry "Satanic Verses"Robert Lawrence article on "Satanic Verses" controversyMuslim leader at LR says questions remain on "Satanic Verses"Al-Islam religion explainedIVES• LARRY KEV IN02/.16/;89 A0302/.l&/;89 A0703/19-/;89 COl04/.15/89 B0907 /22/89 E03see also Murders - Henry, Don GeorgeJ M PR ODUCTS COHairspray firm at LR gutted by fireDamage put at $1.5 millionJACKSON OOUNTYLack of funds may force courthouse closing by MarchBudget cut drastically reduces servicesCuts in budget imperil health of many residentsCounty Judge Bobby Miller makes do with what is availableAssessor Aaron Sutherland :resigns after budget cutsJACKSON, CHARLES07/24/.89 BOl07/25-/,89 COl01/1&/.89 BOl02"25/89 B0402/127/-89 BOl05/;0l/89 BOl0&/;21/89 B033321114see also Crime and ViceJACKS ONV' ILLEsee also Courts, State and Localsee also Substance AbuseJACUZZI• ALDO JOSEPHMr Jacuzzi dies at LR at age 67JAIL S02f.22-/89 B02 5see Mental Health and Disorderssee Prisonssee Substance AbuseJAMES. OPALsee also Murders - Ritchie, MarvinJAPANsee also Parks , Recreation and Tourismsee also World War IICondolences on death of Emperor expressed by Gov Bill Clinton Olfll/89 A07 611311140

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLUALR students mark death of Emperor HirohitoJAPANESE LANGUAGEsee Colleges and Universities J e6JEFFERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and HealthJEX

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLseeseeseealsoalsoalsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCongressFootballGovernor (Ark)JR Agricultural EnterprisesOil and GasSeneca Oil CoJones to visit with President Bush in WashingtonJones visits with President Bush, Vice-President QuayleProfile of Jerry Jones (Part 1 of series)Profile of Jerry Jones (Part 2 of series)Profile of Jerry Jones (Part 3 of series)Profile of Jerry Jones (Part 4 of series)Profile of Jerry Jones (Part 5 of series)Jones to be honored by YMCAPerformance in Dallas draws ire of sports writersRoast and toast for Jones raises $150,000 for YMCAColumnist calls Jones a joke on TVJones lobbied to get Dallas supercollider fundedJONES, JOHNNIE ALLENBAUGHsee also Murders - Jones, Bryant WJONES, JULIA HUGHESsee also Auditor (Ark)JONES, KEITH Asee also Modus IncJONES, MYRAsee also Politics and Govt F2JONES, NORWOODsee also Disease and IllnessJONES, PERRINsee also Colleges F12see also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)JONES, SCIPIO AFRICANUS04/,04f89 B03 404-/;06/89 AOl 206/11/89 AOl 206/12/;89 DOl 506/,13/,89 DOl 106/14/89 DOl 106/;15/89 DOl 406/,25/89 EO 1 207/05/.89 BOl 107 /14/;.89 B06 4O&ll 2/,89 BOl 109-/.13/.89 A03 5Biog sketch of black lawyer, early civil rights leader in Ark 02/,15/89 EOl 3JONESBOROsee also EarthquakesAnnexations make Jonesboro state's fifth largest cityJOSHUA, ERNEST06/;29-/.89 B02 5see also Governor (Ark)JOURNALISMsee also BlacksUALR Journalism Day 8W'ards announcedBrenda Blagg wins national prize for reportingJR AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISESRumor says Jerry Jones calling in loans to Tommy RobinsonTommy Robinson denies Jerry Jones putting squeeze on himJR Ag1dcul tural Enterprises leases Bayou DeviE!lll' Inc farmlandJR Agricultural co-owned by Jerry Jones, Tommy RobinsonSheffield Nelson, Jerry Jones co-owners of Bayou Deview IncJUDGES04/.14/;89 B0606/26/89 B0612/14i89 BOl12/14/89 BOl12/:30-/,89 BOl12/30-A89 BOl12/30/B9 BOl2111333see CourtsJUDICIAL DEPARTMENT (ARK)see Courts, State and LocalJUDSONIADebate rages over location for new postof fice building08-t21/89 B01 1142

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLJUNETEENTHsee also FestivalsJUNKYARDSsee Waste MaterialsJlNENILE CODE (ARK)see Children and YouthJlNENILE COURTSsee Courts. State and LocalJlNENILE DELINQUENCYsee Children and YouthJlNENILE JUSTICEsee Children and YouthJlNENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION (ARK)see Children and YouthKAHL. GORDONsee also Vigilance GroupsKAMINSKY. HANKsee also Culture and the ArtsKAY,. WILLIAM. MANUFACTURING COBerryville plant to be sold to KuppenheimerKEATHLEY, BRETTsee also Civil Rights and DiscriminationKEEG-ARKANSAS INCsee also PollutionKEEP ARKANSAS BEAUTUUL COMMISSIONsee Landscape BeautificationKEET. JIMsee also Politics and GovtKELLY, JAMES Jsee also Police Ja2KELLY, JAMES WOODRGlRetired Navy chaplain diesKEMPNER BUILDINGsee Buildings and OfficesKENNEDY. JOHN FITZGERALDsee Politics and GovtKERR,. BILLsee also Politics and GovtKETCHUM. BOBsee also MusicKICKBACKSsee Bribery and KickbacksKIDNAPPINGsee also Sex Crimessee also ShootingsAbduction of Christopher Jones subject of meetingAcqunetta Smith faces charges in Christopher Jones caseAcqunetta Rushton Smith gets 15-yr prison tel!lll in abductionFamily of Christopher Jones recounts crisis of abductionKIMBERLY-CLARK CORPFinn to build plant at MaumelleKINARD,. MIKEsee alsosee alsoFiremenPolitics and GovtS911/.21/89 COl 504;/;18/:89 B03 101/05/,89 BOl 201/,05/;89 BOl 201/.28/:89 AOl 511/;01/;89 BOl 210/,25-f.89 COl 2143

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLKINDERGARTENsee EducationKING BISCUIT BLUES FESTN ALsee FestivalsKING. CORETI'A SCOTTSpeaks at NCC.J event in LRKING. JERRYState Rep and Assembly of God minister has new Rolls-RoyceKING. MARTIN LUTHER JRCelebrations set to observe birthdayJim Lend.all points to contrasts between King and LeeProposal to drop Lee's birthday draws oppositionRep Jim Lendal l' s bill would drop R E Lee birthday observanceBlacks polled on extent of King's dream realization in ArkGov Clinton says he can support separate day for King holidayDr King honored at LRKLIPSCH AND ASSOCIATESFirm at Hope sold to Fred S Klipsch by Paul KlipschArticle on new owner Fred S KlipschKNIVESGinsu knives will be made in ArkansasStudents sharpen ski lls in bladesmithing at Washington. ArkKRAMER SCHOOL BUILDINGsee BuildingsKROGER COMPANYsee Food and Groce:ey- StoresKU KLUX KLANsee Vigilance GroupsKWANZAAsee BlacksLABORsee also Arkansas General Industriessee also Arkansas Power and Light Cosee also Arkansas Steel Associatessee also Educationsee also Food and Grocery Storessee also Georgia-Pacific Corpsee also Government Employees and Officialssee also Governor (Ark)see also Kroger Cosee also Mid-South Bottling Cosee also Policesee also Politics and Govtsee also Precision Industries Incsee also Substance Abusesee also Unemployment Insurance and Compensattionsee also Wages and Salariessee also Whirlpool Corpsee also Workers Compensation InsuranceUnemployment rates in Ark counties for Nov (map)Federal layoff law seeks to soften blow for workersUnemployment rate for Ark and US for past 13 monthsUnemploym.ent rates for Dec listed by county (map)List of top employers in Ark05/26/89 B06 310/.24/89 A06 601/,14/;89 BOl 201/16/,89 BOl 501/16/89 BOl 501/16/.89 BOl 501/16/89 EOl 101/17/89 A07 101/17/89 BOl 409/22/89 COl 210-/;0ft/.89 FOl 206/12/.89 COl 410f15/.89 Dl2 1Ol-h04/89 C02 301/08189 FOl 402-/04/.89 COl 502/,07/89 C02 303/:12/89 FOl 2144

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLUnemployment rates in Ark (by county)Manufacturing employment 1988 (by industry groups)12 housing project residents graduate from trainee programsUnemployment rates in Ark during February (map)Major unemployed occupational groups ranked by percentageChart shCMs reasons for firings and percentage for eachUnions continue to lose members in Ark industriesUnemployment rate for Ark. US during past yearJ Bill Becker says Tommy Robinson will run for GovernorArkansas AEL-CIO adopts 47 resolutionsExtra pay for Sunday working becoming issue in bargainingFort Smith losing jobs to cheap labor in MexicoLow wages in Mexico costing Arkansans jobsArkansas' top ten growing jobsUnemployment rates for each county, June 1989Unemployment rates for July (map)Unemployment rate in Ark plum.mets to 6 pctWorker benefits becoming paramount issue in labor talksUnion officials hold Labor Day picnic with Gov Bill ClintonFinns using temporary workers concern labor officialsTrainees give LR Housing Authority mgmt course an 'F'Unemployment rates for August, by countyUnemployment in Ark dropped to record low during SeptemberRight-to-work law in Ark factor in attracting Japanese firmNumber of employed in Arkansas hits highSeptember unemployment rates in Ark, by countyList of five counties having lowest unemployment rateUnemployment rates in Oct shewn for each county (map)LABOR DEPARTMENT (ARK)03/.14/.89 C02 303/26/.89 L25 103/31/89 BOl 204/;l l/:89 C02 404/.24/.89 COl 105/;08-/89 COl 105/13{89 COl 206/,03/;89 COl 306/;13/.89 BOl 506t16f.89 C02 407/16-f.89 FOl 507/.16/89 F06 107/-16{89 F07 107 /-.2 fl/:89 C03 308-/02/-89 C02 408-/30-/89 C02 309/,02/,89 AOl 509/04/:89 COl 209/05/.89 BOl 209-/111/89 COl 209-/:15/;89 BOl 210/03i89 C02 310-/;07 -/.89 COl 210/19/89 C02 111/04/89 COl 311/07/89 C02 311/;13/;89 COl 112/.08/89 C02 3New law requires Commr have labor background 03/,27/89 B0 6 5Gov Clinton has not made good on promise to name Commissioner 07/111/89 BOl 1Jay Terwilliger named state Labor Commr by Gov Bill Clinton 07/14f.89 B03 4Interview with new Commr Jay Terwilliger 07/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLANDERS. LACYsee also Politics and GovtLANDFILLsee Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsLANDLORD AND TENANTsee Substance AbuseLANDRY. TOMInterviewed by Arkansas Gazette06/03/89 BOl 6Speaks at Little Rock meeting of Billy Graham Crusade workers 06/;04/-89 BOl 2LANDSCAPE BEAUTIFICATIONKeep Arkansas Beautiful Comm trips up with mailing07/21-/;89 AOl 2LASATER. DAN Rsee also Stocks and BondsLasater sells his Edgehill home in Little RockSale of mansion brings record priceLASER AIMArticle on laser sight company and its productsLAWN ORNAMENTSsee also Pottsville Ornamental Concrete CoLawn of Claude Dreher at Lake Erling is unusual. invitingLAWNSLR resident taken to court over backyard wildlife areaLEACll. RANDY DEANsee also PoliceLEE CREEKsee RiversLEE, ROBERT Esee also King, Martin Luthe?' JrL:EnAL PROFESSIONsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also MusicArkansas Gazette ordered to pay Richard Quiggle $70. 000 feeRichard Quiggle request for enhanced fee deniedArkansas Bar Assn passes several resolutionsList of best lawyers in America names 81 state law yersAttorney fee cap in taxpayer suits fails in Legis committeeState Bar Exam passed by 103 candidatesUALR students outscore UAF on bar examAttorney Michael Sala.mo gets 10-day term in contempt caseMichael Salamo free after posting bondAttorney John W Hall always in thick of high-profile casesSherry Means asks to be relieved as atty for prison inmateFederal judges say lawyers must take poor clients if askedCarolyn Witherspoon heads Pulaski Bar AssnState bar exam passed by 142Pine Bluff law firm to pay $12 million in FirstSouth caseFayetteville's atty Walter Niblock charges for talk to mediaAtty William Edward Tarvin arrested on theft chgLEGISLATURE (ARK)see also Finance and Budgets (Ark)see also Politics and Govtsee also United Arkansas CorpNames, addresses of SenatorsNames, addresses of House members11/.01/,89 COl 111/02/:89 COl 206/18/89 FOl 207/31/89 BOl 511/;14/.89 BOl 2Olf,11/89 C02 5Ol f,11/89 C02 501/,22/89 B07 102/20-/89 C06 203/08-/,89 A09 503/,19-/;89 B07 403/:24/,.89 BOl 204/14/;89 BOl 504-/,15-/89 B06 404/.24-/;89 BOl 105-/,03/.89 B01 2OSf0/-89 BOl 307/02/89 EOl 208/,20/89 B07 108/31-f,89 AOl 5ll/02f,89 AOl 212-/-22/89 B04 2Ol /108-/89 All 401/09-/89 B06 1146

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJohn Lipton, L L Bryan have votes for 1991 House Speak.er post 02/.03/89 AOSJohn Lipton appears to have votes for 1991 House Speaker post 02/.07/89 A0441L L Bryan, John Lipton contest for Speaker worries HouseJohn M Lipton defeats L L Bryan for House SpeakerLegislative Council elects officersRetiring Rep David Matthews called 'best guy in Legislature'Another special session this year called possibleLast special session cost about $217,5830225/89 BOl03/.02/;89 A0703/07/89 A0611/12/,89 COl11/.15/89 BOl12/03/,89 A15111151State ordered to redistrict some dists in heavily black areas 12/05/89 AOl 2Gov Clinton to call meeting of Apportionment Board soonSocioeconomic factors in legislative districting suitMap of districts affected by court order to reapportionRedistricting could thr Knox Nelson. Jay Bradford togetherLawmakers fear political chaos from reapportionmentBill McCuen sticks by remarks on protecting incumbentsSecy of State Bill McCuen wants incumbents protectedReapportionment order unlocks black voice from DeltaSen Paul Benham's reference to ' my blacks' draws fireDaryl Coker to seek GOP nomination in Dist 56Incumbents could be ineligible if they move nowSen Knox Nelson says he is pleased with Yamauchi appmtSen Knox Nelson, Jerry Jewell trip over Dr Yamauchi's nameDr Terry Yamauchi not offended at mispronounced nameSenator Nelson knows better (editorial)Redistricting plan for Southeast Ark gets criticismBlacks want dists that are at least 65 pct blackLEHMAN, DONALD H12/05/,,89 A0812/,05-/89 A0812/05/,89 A0812/06{.89 BOl12/,06/89 BOl1208-/ 89 Bll12/08-/89 Bll12/08-A89 BlS12/il 0/-89 C0312"11/.89 B0612/-12/89 BO?12/14/.89 AOl12/,14/;89 AOl12/15/89 B0912/-15-/89 B1212/.16/89 BOl12/,22/89 BOl12512551413226155see also Murders - Lehman, Donald HLENDALL, JIMsee also Education My13see also Forests and Forestrysee also King. Martin Luther Jrsee also Pollution J a5see also Taxation F2State Representative-elect will conform to House dress codeThe representative has new clothes (ed)LEPANTOsee also Weather and StormsLEVINE. IRVIN RNBC correspondent speaks to group of Arkansas bankersLEWALLEN, MARCI LYNNsee also Miss ArkansasLEWIS. CHRISTINE MARIEsee also Murders - Lewis, Christine MarieLEXINGTON CAPITAL CORPsee Stocks and BondsLIBEL AND SLANDERsee also CourtsLIBRARIESBill in legis would make library checkout records privateJohn Watkins says library records should be privateBill to bar disclosure of check-out records fails in commBill to close library check-out records sent to House floorHouse fails to pass checkout record confidentiality bill01/05/89 B03 501/.06/;89 B04 110/,26/89 COl 202/.16/.89 A07 502/:22/,89 BOS 102/;23/89 A08 203/02/89 A06 103/07/89 A07 2147

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSen Nick Wilson guides confidetiality bill in SenateSenate am.ends confidentiality bill, returns it to HouseLegislature votes to make check-out records confidentialNew law keeps snoops out of librai;y, Robert McCord writesLibraries scramble to erase names of previous book borrowersPatrons deserve privacy, Robert Dudek writesLIBRARIES, COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITYsee Colleges and UniversitiesLIBRARIES, PUBLICCentral Ark System adopts le on unaccompanied childrenCentral Ark Librai;y System Director Rosemary Martin resignsInterim director of Central Ark System is Bobby RobertsNo reason given for resignation of Rosemary MartinRosemary Martin says she was asked to resignRenovation of Little Rock's main library proposedDelinquent book borrowers in Harrison, Rogers may face judgeLittle Rock Public plans improvements at main libraryForrest City Library called victim of lack of financesForrest City Library not owned by cityStealing rampant at library in HarrisonDr Bobby L Roberts named director of Central Ark LibraryNLR library aims at better serviceLIBRARIES, SCHOOLsee EducationLICHTENSTEINsee also AgricultureLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (ARK)Jim Keet will not seek GOP nominationTommy Sproles to seek Democratic nominationWinston Bryant will not seek re-election, top aide saysDr Hampton Roy may again seek nominationJerry Russell handling campaign of Tommy SprolesPerrin Jones expected to seek Democratic nominationPerrin Jones to seek Democratic nominationPerrin Jones announces candidacy for Democratic nominationLilburn Carlisle may seek Democratic nominationFormer state Sen Milt Earnhart to seek Dem nominationLIFE INSURANCEsee InsuranceLIGHTNINGsee Weather and StormsLIGNITEsee Electric PowerLINCOLNHistorical sketch of Washington County townLINCOLN COUNTYsee also PollutionLION OIL COEl Dorado refinery shows resurgenceLIONS WORLD SERVICES FOR TIIE BLINDNew name for Arkansas Enterprises for the BlindLIPTON. JOHNsee also Legislature (Ark) F3 F7 F25see also Politics Ja13 F1803/.17/-89 B03 303-/.17/-89 B03 303/l&t89 B02 104/09/89 C03 108/;07/89 AOl 209-/:12/.89 B07 l0223/-89 BOl 204/27/B9 B04 104-/;27 /-.89 B04 104/27 /-89 B04 104/2&/,89 BOS 506/03/89 BOl 209-/20-/89 AOl 209-/;2&f.89 BOS 110/;02/.89 BOl 310/-02/89 BO 1 310/.04/;89 BOl 110A07/89 BOl 512/,07/89 B04 109t21/89 B04 610/:13/89 BOS 610-f20f.89 BOB 110/;22/,89 COl 110-/22P.89 COl 111/.26/-89 COl 111/,2&/89 B02 112{02/89 B02 112/,03/,89 AlS 112/:09-/,89 BOS 102{20-/.89 BOl 406/-19/,89 COl 207/-05/-89 ClO 1148

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASsee Oil and GasLIQUORsee Alcoholic BeveragesLITERACYsee IlliteracyLITTLE ROCKsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoArea PlanningCivil Rights and DiscriminationCrime and ViceFiremenFlags and EmblemsHistoric Buildings and SitesParkssee also Policesee also Sex Crim.essee also WaterChenal Valley annexation request raises desegregation issueFloyd G Villines elected mayorChenal Valley developer stunned by annexation controversySchool dists fight over Chenal ValleyCity Directors discuss options on annexationFloyd G Villines still wants direct election of mayorChenal Valley annexed to cityPlanning panel approves rezoning for Hwy 10 Safeway storeMayor Floyd Villines interviewed on Chenal Valley annexationTravel expenses for City Bd is topic of articleCity Mgr Tom Dalton calls for cuts in budgetsBoard acts to limit Highway 10 rezoningBudget cuts will cost city 10 police of ficers, 3 cadetsFirefighters, police ask for firing of City Mgr Tom Dalton01-/,04/;89 A0101/04/89 A0101/05/.89 BOl01/05/;89 BOl01/12/89 BOl01/15/89 B0101/18-A89 BOlOl/;25/89 B01011,29-f89 cos02/:05/89 B0202/;07/89 AOl02/:08-/89 AOl02/10-/89 B0102{Jl1/89 BOl35235253116225City Mgr Tom Dalton gets "Yankeee Go Home" note, dead flowers 02/;;15/;89 B01 2Developers ask LR to delay discussion of Hwy 10 storeLayof fs of police and firefightrers unlikely despite budget·Budget cut talks concern "outside agencies"02/.:15/:89 B0102/;16/89 B0102-/,17/89 BOl562Zoning for store on Highway 10 center of strip zoning dispute 02/:19-/89 B01 2Pankey community part of issue of zoning along Highway 10New Highway 10 policy found wantingBill in Legis would alter way City Directors electedPlans to widen Rebsamen Park Road draws oppositionRebsamen Road extension draws opposition from groupCity condemns 24 apt bldgs as unfit for human habitationCity directors rule out new taxes for nailRiverdale Harbor project describedResidents along Highway 10 oppose Safeway store in areaFeature article on Hillcrest area of cityHillcrest contains some historic structuresBoard grapples with plan for Little Rock's futurePlanning Comm reapproves Safeway Store for Highway 10City directors ponder $7.2 million in new taxes and feesBudget is tight, Mayor Floyd G Villines saysMetrocentre Mall failed to accomplish purposeFloyd G Villines says public, private funds paid for tripRezoning Highway 10 for Safeway Store approved by Directors02{.19-t89 BOl02/22/-89 BOl03/,02/,89 B0303/12/;89 B0103/24/.89 BOl04/01/89 B0104/.10-/-89 BOl05/21/89 FOl06/13/89 B0106/,15/89 EOl06/15-/89 E0206/18/,89 BOl06/28/89 BOl07/;13/.89 A0107/16/;89 B0107/,23/89 FOl07/24/,89 B0108-/02/89 B01521452122122222442149

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRoundtable discussion of opening of Metrocentre MallCity employees may face pay freeze, benefits reductionLabor unions vow united front on budget concernsLittle Rock was once run by the downtown patriarchsFoes of store on Highway 10 lose round in federal courtBudget deficit prompts varying proposalsCity Directors cannot agree on budget cutbacksCity Board considers taxes, fees to ease budget woesBudget cuts may force closing of fire stationCity Directors delay vote on taxEast LR residents protest idea of closing fire stationCity directors increased city propety taxes, garbage feesReport on city expenditures during past ten yearsTom Dalton, Tom Ferstl discuss higher taxes for LRTom Dalton gets $100, 000 in salary, fringes, FOP saysBudget cuts will be felt, Tom Dalton saysCity employees crCMd meeting on contract talksCity employee unions to lead drive for mayoral systemPetition drive designed to change form of govtDevelopment along riverfront gr01Ying at rapid paceChange in government of city proposed by two groupsLITTLE ROCK CITY JAILsee PrisonsLITTLE ROCK HOUSING AUTHORITYsee Housingsee LaborLITTLE ROCK RAUET CLUBCouple seek $4 million, allege son suf fered brain damageLITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Athleticssee EducationLITTLE ROCK Z 00Vegetable garden at zoo provides some food for animalsZoo Days feature visiting white tiger cubsZoo Days drew 42,000 to zoo, brought in $91, 000 grossExtreme cold finds workers scrambling to care for ani malsLIVESTOCK AND POULTRYsee also Food ContaminationPerryville rallies to oppose hog farm operationGoldstar Farms at Cabot produces wool for military headgearIce stonn does millions of damage to poultry fanns in NW ArkPoultry industry suffered $20 million loss in ice stormUSDA to evaluate poultry losses in Ark from ice stormUniv of Ark works on product to protect poultry fran diseaseWater buffaloes grown on ranch near TexarkanaGov Clinton releases funds for study of poultry house controlSwine production in Ark making rapid gainsLIVING LONGER/FEELING BETTER (PERIODICAL)see PeriodicalsLOBBYING AND LOBBYISTSsee Politics and Govtsee United Arkansas CorpLOOAN COUNTY JAILsee Prisons08/113/,89 cos 108-/16-/:89 AOl 608-/;17/;89 A03 108/17{,89 B07 108/24/,89 BOS 408/30-A89 BOl 208/.31/,89 B02 509-/;10-f89 BOl 209-/11/89 BOl 109/,14/.89 BOl 209/;17/,89 BOl 21

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLOITERINGsee alsoSubstance AbuseLR pol ice arresting cruisers in 'Operation Diaper Rash"Cruisers at Sonic Restaurant at Hot Springs ticketedLR City Director says proposed loitering plan 'too general'LR City Bd tables proposal to arrest loiterersLR's proposed ordinance was aimed at street drug dealersOpposition to LR's proposed ordinance came from black leadersDumas institutes ban on loitering to curb late night troubleHeber Springs ordinance puts dampe r on cruising. loiteringCurfew will not work. Batesville teen-agers sayArrests of 8 teens for vandalism bolster bolster curfew ideaBatesville DCM has curfew for youthsLONG,. CAROLYNsee also TelevisionLONOKE MANUFACTURING CONew plant to employ 225 at LonokeLOOPER,. DURDENsee also World War IILOTTERIESsee GamblingLOUISIANA INTRASTATE GAS COsee Arkla IncLOVE. HCl'TARDsee also Urban League of ArkansasL'IV MISSILES AND ELECTRONICS GROUPEast Camden plant gets 5-yr Army contract for rocketsLUCKIE. DONNELL Jsee also PoliceLUELF• STEVEsee also Politics and GovtLUTHERAN CHURCHLittle Rock is site of national conventionConvention under way at Little RockLYON,. FRANKFrank and Marion Lyon donate $5.25 million to Arkansas CollLYON,. FRANK JRsee also WildlifeLYON. FRANK. COSome Lyon holdings reported for saleLyon empil!e may be put up for saleLyon sells Coca-Cola Bottling of ArkansasLyon sells Datam.aticLYONS,. GENEArticle on UA-UALR basketball rivalryMACARTHUR. DOUGLASFormer aide Faubion Bowers discusses life with Gen MacArthurMADDEN. OWEN VINCENTBiographical sketch of former leader of Gophers GangCaretaker gets share of gems from gangster's widowMADISONMayor Willal!d Whitaker leads by exampleMADISON GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONsee Banks04/,16/:89 BOl08/;20/;89 BOl0&/;31/;89 B0209-/,06/.89 AOl09-/,06t89 AOl0%06-,l.89 AOl09-/14/89 B0309/22/.89 BOl10-/i02f89 BOllo-f.06/89 B0310/26/89 B0312/23#39 COl26122222446207/06/,89 COl 507/.30-/89 BOl 507{-31/-89 BOl 409-/;06/139 BOl 204/,07/89 COl 204/16/89 FOl 207/,25/89 AOl 607/27/89 C03 104/03/,89 B05 505/23/:89 EOl 106/25-/.89 AOl 206/25/89 AOl 202/;21/89 EOl 1151

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag23MAHONY, JODIEsee also Forests and Foresteysee also Mental Health Ja22see also Politics Jal 3 Ja22see also Water J a12MALAK, FAHMYsee also Crime Laboratoey (Ark)MALCOLM, MARKsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)MALLARD INDUSTRIESFire guts plant at NewportMALPRACTICEsee also Medicine and HealthMALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education AplO Apll Ap15 JylMALYSIANS IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent GroupsMANATI', SCO'ITsee also Courts, State and LocalMANCHESTER, WILLIAM Rsee also Education My9 MylO Myll Myl2 My19 Jel4MANGRUM, JIM DANDYsee also MusicMAPCO GAS PRODUCTS INCsee also Oil and GasMAPSUAF research project produces Arkansas atlas on computerMARCfiEsee also Foreign Descent GroupsMARIANNAsee also Substance AbuseMARINASsee Harbors, Ports and MarinasMARIONOrdinance on subdivisions challenged in lawsuit by buildersMARKERSsee Monuments, Memorials and MarkersMARKETPLACE MINISTRIESsee ReligionMARKLE, JOHNDocuments in case are open, court rulesMercedes McCambridge asks reconsideration of FOI rulingFiles show John Markle was caught in dilemmaMarkle' s instructions to lawer outlinedText of lr Markle left for his mother, Mercedes McCammbridgeDiaey shows mounting problems, details of Markle' s last daysWitness says car tailed Markle from house prior to shootingsSwarm of lawsuits followed death of Markle familyQuestions remain despite release of letter, diaEYMARMON GROUPPresident Robert A Pritzker visits Paragould plantMARRIAGE AND DIVORCE06/.05/89 B02 108/03/89 C03 612/,01/89 B03 103/;14/89 AOl03/31/-89 BOl04/,lSf.89 AOl04/18-/;89 B0404/,18/,89 B0404/18/;89 BOS04/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Children and YouthLegis passes bill allowing 1-yr separation as divorce grounds 03/;04/;89 A08 4Gov Clinton vetoes bill shortening time for no-fault divorceState Supreme Ct may have invalidated numerous marriagesAlienation of affection, adultery no longer cause for suitsArticle on couples who remarry each other after divorceMARSHALL, ANDREW03/25/.89 BOl08/.2289 AOl11/.07/9 BOl12/.28189 EOl6231see also Actors and EntertainersMARTIN, DWIGHT Jsee also Murders - Works, Curtis RMARTIN, LAWRENCEsee also Murders - Harrison, Bonnie Briansee also Murders - Harris, Charlie MaeMARTIN, MARLONsee also Finance and Administration Dept (Ark)see also Rockefeller, Winthrop. FoundationMARTIN, ROBERT Wsee also Murders - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W MartinMARTIN, ROSEMARYsee also Libraries, PublicMASCOTSsee Education Ap9 S27 019MASON, MARJORIE Lsee also Murders - Mason, Marjorie LMATHEMATICSsee also Educationl'JATHIS, RANDALLsee also Pollution Control and Ecology Dept, StateMATTH&lS, DAVIDsee also Legislature 05see also Medical Board (Ark)see also Politics and Govt F3 F9 Fl6Speaker at state ACLU banquetMatthews puts home before political careerMATTHENI S, GENEsee also Vigilance GroupsMAULDEN, JERRY LReceives humanitarian award from NCGJNew job means two cities, two homes for Maulden?liAUMELLEsee also Animalssee also PoliceBoard of Directors holds closed session after FOI lawsuitReport on allegations agains police ruled privateFee for city services ruled legalState law allowing city to pay directors ruled illegalMAUMELLE COsee also Real EstateMAYBELLINE COMPANYPlant at NLR is for saleMaybelline to be unchanged by saleMAYFIELD, BENJAMIN Esee also Murders - Hart. Antonio TyroneMAYELGIER11-/:05/89 A05 212/10/.:89 B05 504/,23/.89 B07 510/23/.89 COl 202/;24-/:,89 BOl 203/22/89 BOl 206/15/89 A13 108-f18/,89 B05 112/13/;89 COl 212/17/-89 FOl 2153

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMayor William Logan faces investigationMCADAMS, B J, INCTrucking finn wins in court, stays in businessMCALISTER, ROBERT Lsee also Crime and ViceMCCAIN, JOYCEsee also BasketballMCCAMBRIDGE, MERCEDESsee also Markle, JohnMCCAS'ILAIN, ORV ILLE WRIGHTDonates $975,000 to University of Central ArkansasMCCLUSKEY, E SCOTTsee also Aviation and AircraftMCCORD, WILLIAM Dsee also Stocks and BondsMCCOY, MAXIMILLION Esee also Murders - McCoy, Maximillion EMCCOY, MIKEsee also Arkla Incsee also FootballMCCUEN, BILLsee also Legislature (Ark)MCCUEN, W Jsee also Buildings and Offices, Govtsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Contracts and Purchasing, Govtsee also Government Employees and OfficialsMCDANIEL, JAYsee also Books and Writing N25MCDONNELL, SANFORD Nsee also Aviation and AircraftMCDOUGAL, JAMES Bsee also BanksMOOEE, BEN LState seeks to garnishee pay for delinquent taxesJudge sets monthly limit on amt of wages to be withheldGarnisheeing legislative pay illegal, Attorney General rulesGOP' s Lee Atwater finds ally in Ben L McGee during Ark visitBlacks getting little for loyalty, McGee saysMOOEHEE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap13MCINTOSH, ROJ3ERTsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Governor (Ark)Leads ef fort for safer, drug-free schoolsVows to get $30,000 for Urban League or freeze to deathMcintosh burns checks collected for Urban LeagueUrges Gov Clinton not to set execution date for FairchildUses hogs to illustrate need to clean up Central High SchoolLeads small group in litter cleanup at Central High SchoolMcintosh trashes LR School Dist of ficesMcintosh disappointed at Highland Park cleanup effortAttorneys for Mcintosh want to step down after remarksMcintosh meets with Rev Billy Graham05/,17/89 BOB 112/09-/89 COl 208-/12/89 B03 1Ol/;20/89 AOl01/21/89 A0302/16/89 A0705/11/89 BOl05/13/,B9 BOl5562101/.08-/89 Al 2 201/16/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLawsuit alleges Walter Smiley owes Mcintosh for workMl! and Mrs Walter Smiley countersue McintoshTapes proving Smiley hired him are lost. Mcintosh saysMCKINNIS, JERRYsee also TelevisionMCKNIGHT, BERNIE Gsee also Murders - Vega, Lisa MarieMCMATH, ANNEsee " also Books and Writing - ReviewsMCMILLEN, R Lsee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence Raysee also PoliceMCMULLEN, JACKIE LEWISsee also Substance AbuseMCRAE, CHRISTINEMrs Tom McRae becomes naturalized citizen of USMCRAE, THOMAS Csee also Governor (Ark) Mr7 Jel5 S12see also Rockefeller, Winthrop, FoundationMEDICAIDsee Contracts and Purchasing, Govtsee Drugs and Drug Tradesee Electronic Data Systems Incsee Medicine and Healthsee Substance AbuseMEDICAL BOARD (ARK)Meeting violated FOI law, Repr David Matthews saysMEDICAL EXAMINER COMMISSION (ARK)see Crime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAL EXAMINERSsee Crime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAL FACILITIESsee Nursing HomesMEDICAL SERVICES OORPGeorgia firm seeks $2 million in bonds from ADFA for homesMEDICAL SOCIETY, ARKANSASsee also Governor (Ark) My3see also InsuranceMEDICAREsee Congresssee Frauds and Swindlingsee Medicine and HealthMEDI CINE AND HEALTHsee also Drugs and Drug Tradesee also Insurancesee also Nursing Homessee also Tobaccosee also Tyson Foods IncEureka Springs Hospital denies turning away sick childHospitals boost income by focus on drugs and psychiatryRural hospital use of 'swing beds 1 gets legis panel approvalDr Joycelyn Elders cites statistics on health care for youthBaptist Medical System buys $3.2 m.illion worth of propertySherwood turns to Legis for law allowing hospital11/15/.89 AOl 211/21/89 BOl 512-A29-/.89 B07 512/-,09-/;89 B09 202/16/89 AOl 210/lct/-89 C02 1Olf.07/89 B0201/;09/;89 COl01/let/:89 AOSOl/14f.89 B03Ol/19-f89 COl01/20/89 All12132l155

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJefferson Regional Medical Center settles bias suitSenate passes bill ending state permits for hospital constBaptist Medical System performs first kidney transplantLegis passes bill to end hospital needs certificationArkansas Children's Hospital to buy old Baptist Medical siteHouse panel kills bill to end some home health care servicesLegis exempts home health care from state watchdogsCleburne Co Hosp wins suit filed by Dr Wayne Smith in 1977Budget forces VA Hospitals to cut service to some veteransHome health agencies oversight exemption vetoed. stands upChildren often lost in gaps in health careLafayette Memorial Hosp may be revived with help of sales taxShenrood could have hospital in operation by late 1990She?Wood's hospital costly for evetyone. Robert McCord saysUAMS will not turn away patients in danger. despite budgetComplaints halted care for two at VA Hospital. Aa.U saysFederal judge refuses to order VA Hosp to readmit twoLafayette County Memorial Hosp will not reopenDedication at Children's Hosp brings Osmonds backLocal patients may be able to use CMn bloodLafayette County Memorial equipment being dismantledFew apply for benefits for low-income Medicare beneficiariesDr Roger L Green contends his suspension was illegalHospitals gain permission for use of 'swing beds'Blood supply being imported to LRHome ruling gives hospitals unfair advantage. Elders saysCourt upholds standard jury instructions in malpractice suitsDeath rate at VA hospital in LR called higher than expectedChildren's Hospital was top recipient in telethon fundsState group backs cap on Medicare fees for doctorsVA hospital at LR explains death rate statisticsBaptist Medical System wants to change name of NLR Memorial'Siiring bed' users would ordinarily be in nursing homesArkansas Health Care Assn seeks to reverse 'swing beds' useVA hospitals at LR serve patients fran 5-state areaMedicare payment to Baptist Medical System short by $42.l milSuit cbgs Dr Bruce Leipzig with malpractice in surgeryOutpatient visits skyrocket at Baptist Medical CenterPetitions against Medicare surtax on elderly has 2.500 namesSt Vincent Inf innary Medical Center to expand outpatient careSouthwest Hospital expects $4.8 million loss for yearUS Senate panel hearing in LR draws 1200 participantsGaps in long-term care detailed at hearing in LRMedicaid services in Ark threatened by lac k of fundingPsychiatric hospital to be built in western Little RockDr James Ray Weber nam.ed Arkansas Family Physician of YearDr William R Bowen's photo of slime is a medical firstArkansas Cancer Research Center likely to gain recognitionBaptist Medical Center ruled negligent in man's death in 1986Hospital of ficials debate need for more psychiatric bedsSt Vincent Infirmary dispute with city delays $8 million jobSt Vincent agrees to demand by city of Little RockIndigent Health Care Advisoey Comm aids the poor in ArkIndigent health care program assists those without Medicaid02/07 /89 B02 402/-10-/89 A07 302/17/89 B03 402/:25/89 B02 103/:02/89 COl 403/;08-/;89 A08 303/,08/,89 A09 103/.09/89 B04 603-hl0-189 AOl 603/17/89 B02 203/:20-/89 BOl 503i23f89 AOl 203/;26/.89 B04 104/02/189 C03 304/:14/.89 B02 l04/.29-/.89 B03 605/:03/,89 BOS 105/,06/.89 B06 l05{.09-/89 EOl 2OS/l4f89 A06 1OS/115/89 BOl 105/17/89 BOl 205/17/89 B04 605/2S/89 BOB 305/-26t89 BOl 205-/31/,89 B06 106 /;l3/o89 BO 1 606 /14/89 AOl 206f17l89 COl 106 /19-/.89 B02 506 /.19/,89 B02 506 /20/89 BOl 206/24/89 B02 106/:24·/.89 B02 106 /26/89 AOl 207/-08/89 COl 207/;13-/:89 B03 107/.17/.89 COl 1Q&f,Q7/89 BOl 108/;14/.89 BOl 108/1&/.89 COl 208/.23/.89 AOl 20&/28/.89 AOl 209/07/-89 B08 309-/08-f 89 COl 509-/10/89 EOl 309/111/-89 BOS 209/;15/.89 B03 l09-/.22/,89 BOS 409-/;24-/-.89 cos 109{.28-/;89 B02 409-/.29-/89 B06 410/01/89 cos 110/01/89 cos 1156

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHerbalist Clark Wallace of Parthenon. uses herbs for healingProposed Medicaid :reductions could affect the elderlyState Medicaid cuts could affect Children' s Hospital servicesOver 200 Children' s Hosp patients affected if Medicaid cutHuman Services Dept rethinking proposed Medicaid cutsCrittenden Memorial Hospital seeks new imageMedicaid cuts hit at-home and personal care patients ha:rdRevised plan for Medicaid cuts spares Children' s HospitalMedicaid cuts bring problems for at-home recipientsArk ranks 48th in actions against physiciansHospitals pressed not to 'dump' :rape victimsSt Vincent Infirmary faces lawsuit over rape treatment policyMap shCMs locations of rape crisis centers in ArkLegal hassle blamed for reluctance to treat rape victimsDean Merriman. 11. will no longer get therapy under MedicaidSt Vincent Controller Dan Summ.ers critical of Medicaid cutsFraud al legations against Baptist System involved hotelArkansas Children' s Hosp turns Wt1ay young rape victimState Health Dept looks at Children' s Hospital policy on rapeOptometrists fight ban on post-perative non-physician careUAMS backs Children' s Hosp on transfer of rape victimsMedical Bd tables proposal that brought optometrists protestSt Vincent, Childl!en' s Hosp accused of dumping rape victimsMorrilton ambulance service hit with wrongful death suitNLR Baptist Memorial has high death ra.te of Medicare elderlyBaptist Memorial in Forrest City on Medicare mortality listFayetteville City Hosp on Medicare mortality listHealth Care Access Fdn provides medical services for the poorMap sha-.rs Health Care Access Fdn referrals, by countyDr Robert Ross loses lawsuit to former patientVery young rape victims need services of Children' s HospitalNew federal law sti ffens prohibition on patient 'dumping'Rebsamen Medical plans child care center for use of employeesMassive cuts in Medicaid services projected for next yearMedicaid budget problems loom for 1990MEGAMARKETsee Food and Groceey StoresMEINS. JANsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsMELTON, GARYsee also Colleges Ap18MEMORIAL DAYCeremonies honor war deadCeremonies mark sacrifices of those who died in serviceMEMORIALS11/.15-/89 C03 1llf,16/;89 AOl 211/.16/,89 AOl 211/17/89 B12 511/18-A89 A01 211-/-,24/.89 B03 l11/28-f89 AOl 511/28/;89 A01 511/29-/-89 AOl 511/29-/89 BOl 212/,03/,89 AOl 212/03/89 AO 1 212/03/89 A03 412/,03/89 A04 312/03/89 C03 112/04/.89 B04 412/10/.89 B04 112/13/89 BOl 212/15-/-89 AOl 412/15/89 BOl 512/16/89 B06 412l16/'89 Bll 512/,19/89 BOl 512/19-/89 B06 112/20-/,89 B02 112/21/89 BOl 212/21/89 BOl 212/21/89 BOS 312/21/-89 BOS 312/,23/89 B03 612/28-/,.89 AOl 212/;28-/89 B02 112/28-/89 B03 2l 2/;29-/.89 BOl 212/31/89 COl 1051'30-/,89 AOl 605f30-f89 BOl 2see Monuments, Memorials and MarkersMENAsee also Substance AbuseMENTAL HEALTH AND DI SORDERSsee also Day Care Centers for Adultssee also Murders - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Johnsonsee also Murders - Mason, Marjorie Lsee also Nursing HomesArticle on independent living for developmentally handicapped 01/03/89 BOl 1157

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRogers Hall at State Hospital has backlog of evaluations 01/07/89 B04 4Inadequate training blamed for incident at Mill Creek School 01/08/.89 A09 1Developmentally disabled to leave institutions under plan OlJ,22/;89 BOl 2Rep Jodie Mahoney pushes for de-institutionalization 01/22/89 BOl 2Some parents want children left in institutional setting 01/22{-89 BOl 2Parents split on issue of moving clients from centers 01/22/89 B02 1Dangerous patients at State Hospital get some freedom 02t03h89 BOl 2State Hospital sees no cause for alarm over patient freedom 02/03/89 BOl 2State Hospital backlog grows as pr isoners wait for trial 02{05/89 B04 1Federal court orders state to upgrade State Hospital 02/;10/.89 BOl 6Price tag for upgrading State Hospital is $6.6 million 02/:10/,89 BOl 6State Hospital held him illegally James Lee Owens says 02/16/89 A04 1Mentally ill languish in jails because Rogers Hall full 02/19-/89 AOl 2John Whitfield angry that he cannot be admitted to State Hosp 02/19-/89 A1 6 1Battery of tests used to evaluate accused cr iminals 02/19/,89 A17 1Insanity defense varies 02/119f89 A17 1Long wait in jail compounds mental problems. doctor says 02f19-h89 Al 7 1Twenty-six inmates of Pulaski Co Jail .await Rogers Hall space 02-/19-/.89 A17 4Wait for evaluation at State Hosp unusual for region 02/:20-f-89 AOl 4Chart shows funding of Division of Mental Health 1980-89 02/20/89 AOl 5Legislators give little heed to plight of state Hospital 02/,20-/89 AOS 1Case backlog at Rogers Hall inv ites lawsuit 02/,21/89 AO! 5State's mental evaluation delay considered unusual 02/,21/89 A03 1State Hospital's new ward in Rogers Hall less like a jail 02f22/:89 AOl 2Most legislators agree solution must be found for Rogers Hall 02/22/.89 A03 1State Hospital to cut delays at Rogers Hall. judges told 02/22/89 A03 1State will have to pay for State Hospital improvements 02/;22/:89 A03 1Jail inmate got drunk at State Hospital, sheriff says 02/.2&/89 B02 5Man says he went to liquol!' store often while at State Hosp 03/01/89 B02 5CJ!'owded State Hospital waits for space in Pulaski Co Jail 03/03/89 AOl 5Pulaski Co Jail accepts back two from State Hospital 03/:04/89 BOl 6State Hospital to be operated by private firm 03/17/89 B09 5State Hospital gets accreditation extension 04/06/89 B06 1Orval Faubus uxges parents to keep development centers intact 04/;09/,89 B06 5Private mgmt of State Hospital irks some legislators 05/19-189 B03 5Mentally ill retarded being forced from nursing homes 05/,26/89 BOl 2Privatization of State Hospital is roundtable topic 06/.11/.89 COS 1Walt Patterson gives spirited response to criticism of DDS 06/14t89 B02 5Mental Health Services Div spends $212,000 for consultants 06/20f,89 AOl 2Some community health providers irked by consultant costs 06/20/89 AOl 2Federal law mandates removal of residents from nursing homes 07/02/89 AOl 2State seeks new homes for mentally ill and retarded residents 07/.02/.89 AOl 2Federal mandate for 'active treatment' needs definition 07/.02/89 A03 3Bias ruling against State Hospital may cost millions 07/12/89 AOl 2Medicaid for disabled hits legislative snag 07f13/89 B04 1Developmental Disabilities Serv Bd wants say in legal matters 07/16/89 BOl 2Baldridge vs Clinton case tests way Ark treats mentally ill 07/26/89 BOl 2Walt Patterson considering settlement of Baldridge vs Clinton 07/26/89 BOl 2DDS will move 250 people from institutions to communities 08f09-f89 BOl 5Systems problem allc:Ms State Hospital releases 09/,22/.89 BOl 2Unity promised for integrating developmentally disabled care lAll/89 BOB 1State Hosp accused of not conducting psychiatric exams 11/10-/89 B03 4Developmental Disabilities Service Div faces budget cutback 11/18f89 B02 5State Hospital must repay funds borrcwed to settle suit 12/09-/:89 B09 1158

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMental illness shatters career of Ex-Razorback Jerry Eckwood 12/18-/. 89 AOl 2MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DIVISION (ARK)see also Mental Health and DisordersMERLE, JACK Esee also Aviation and AircraftMETHODIST CHILDREN'S HOMEsee Children and YouthMETHODIST CHURCHA C Murray threatens political reprisal against Don Venhaus 04/;07 /89 BOl 1Bishop Wilke says Murray wrong in threat against Don Venha.us 04/,11/89 B02 1John Workman column on lr: of Rev Murray to Don Venhaus04/.15/89 BOB 5North Arkansas Conference statistics06{1 0/-89 E02 5Summary of proceedings North Arkansas Conf session06/10/-89 E02 5North Arkansas Conference pastoral changes listed06/10/89 E03 4Moving of pastors is topic of articles06/. 17/;89 E02 2Pastoral changes in Little Rock Conf listed06{17/89 E03 4Summary of report of Little Rock Conference06/17{89 E03 4Dr Arthur Terry has been preacher for 57 years08-/.26/89 E02 2METROCENTRE MALLsee Little RockMETROPOLITAN COMMJNITY CHURCHsee also HomosexualsMICHEL. DAVIDsee also Murders - Michel. DavidMID-AMERICA PACKAGINGPine Bluff facility to spend $10 million to update machinery 01/14/89 COl 4MID-SOUTH BOTTLING COAppeals ct orders Pepsi Bottling plant at Forrest City opened 07/04/89 COl 2Fol!rest City plan closed in 1986 when workers joined union 07/04/;89 COl 2Racial bias suit settled out of court for $65.000 07/26/-89 C02 4MIDCOAST AVIATIONLittle Rock operations taking offMIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES INC05/14/.89 FOl 2see also AdvertisingMiddle South plans to change name to Energy CorpMILES. EDDIEOl /2&/.89 col 1see also AthleticsMILITARYReservist James Davis put on active duty for military trialReservist James Davis acquitted in first trial under new lawFort Chaffee in running for Joint Readiness Training CenterCourt-martialed reservist plans to leave ArmyAir bases in Ark face potential loss of $24 millionMILL CREEK SCHOOLsee also Mental HealthMILLER. DAV ID Esee also Game and Fish Commission (Ark)MILLER. EDDIE LEEsee also Murders - Bolin. W FMILLER, JOHN Esee also Buildings and Off ices. Govtsee also Politics and Govt Ja8MILLS, WILBUR DAIGHInterview with Mr Mills is wide-ranging03/19-/89 BOl03/20-/89 BOl03/23/89 BOl03/27-/-89 AOl09/16/-89 B035125402/20-/89 AOl 2159

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFormer Ark Congressman discusses Congressional pay raisesMILLS. WILLIAM11/26/89 cos 1see also Books and Writing - ReviaqsMINERAL RIGHTS AND LEASESsee also Oil and GasMINES AND MINERAL Ssee also Coalsee also PollutionQuartz miners must have permit to dig in Ouachita Natl Forest 04/.02/.89 B04 4End of bauxite mines seen in 1990Mine CMners buy up quartz rights in bidding at Hot SpringsArkansas felt mining rush in late 1800s and early 190 0sCrystal business is successful for quartz miner at Mount IdaMINIMUM WAGE05/26/89 COl06/2&/89 BOl09/; 02{:89 EOl10-/15/,89 Al22523see Wages and SalariesMISS AMERICAsee also Miss ArkansasRandy 's Another World furnished clothing for 17 contestantsArkansas native Debbye Turner named Miss AmericaDebbye Turner's win no surprise to Jonesboro residentsJonesboro awaits return of Debbye TurnerFeature article on Gussie Turner. mother of Debbye TurnerDebbye Tur:ner visits her hometown of JonesboroDebbye Turner comes home to JonesboroMISS ARKANSASInterview with Patti Jo Thorn. reigning Miss ArkansasContestants prepare for 1989 pageant in Hot SpringsTalent worth more points in Miss Arkansas judgingInsiders favor six candidates as next Miss ArkansasArticle on shared facilities at Miss Arkansas pageantOg.fil5/89 B0209/,17 {89 A0309-/18/89 A0309-/-19/89 BOl09-/30/89 EOl11/16/89 BOl11/17/89 B0307 /09-/89 EOl07/11/89 BOl07 /12/89 BOl07/12-/-89 BOl07 /,13-/-89 BOl451522322232Volunteers keep pagent running smoothlyMarci Lewallen of Dardanelle crCMned Miss ArkansasMarci Lewallen sets high standardsFeature on wardrobe Marci Lewallen will take to Atlantic CityMarci Lewallen in Atlantic City for Miss America pageantDardanelle residents excited by Marci Lewallen and pageantMakeup artist describes what Marci Lewallen wearsMarci Lewallen prepares for swimsuit competitionMarci Lewallen fans at Miss America event cal l RazorbacksMarci Lewallen working hard for Miss America pageantMarci Lewellyn was not among top 10 Miss America finalistsMISS BLACK ARKANSASLiz Jackson wins titleMIS SING PER SONSsee also Baysinger. Tracy Lynnsee also Harper. Darla MelissaRecords indicate over 300 Arkansans listed as missingWoman found after being lost in woods over four daysMISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMJNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges and UniversitiesMISSISSIPPI RI\TERsee Harbors. Ports and MarinasMISTAKEN IDENTITYsee also Adams. Jason07/15/89 BOl 207 /16/,89 AOl 207/17-/-,89 BOl 409-/,03/89 JOl 109·/10-f89 AOl 209-/;ll/89 BOl l09{.13/89 B02 l09/,14/89 BOl 409-/;15-/89 BO! 209-/16/-29 BOl 209-/17-/89 A03 507/14/89 B07 l07/.23/89 A06 310/23/89 BOl 1160

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Fox. Laurine Jsee also Stephenson. Robert RaoulMITCHELL. KATHERINEsee also Shorter CollegeMITCHELL. ROYsee also TelevisionMITTLEMAN, PORTIA PORTERsee also CongressMOBILE HOMESsee Housingsee PollutionMODUS INCFraud counts filed against CX¥ner Keith A JonesModus involved in brainwave technology and use of hel metsMOELLER MANUFACTURING COMonticello plant closing will idle about 60 workersMONCRIEF. SIDNEYsee also Athletics D31see also Governor (Ark)Ozark Dist Civitans name Moncrief "Citizen of the Year"Moncrief to retire fron NBA basketball playCareer statistics in basketball playMoncrief retires from NBA. accepts TV postMONEYHON, CARL Hsee also Books and WritingMONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COParagould plant to be expandedMONROE CO UNTYVoters reject sales taxMON'IGOMERY COUNTYVoters apprO\Te one-cent sales taxMON'IGOMERY' S POINT DAMsee RiversMONUMENTS, MEMORIALS AND MARKERSOrigin of markers warning of return of Jesus is unknClllnReligious markers are in Faulkner and Saline CountiesMysteey of religious markers solvedList of markers honoring those who died in military serviceAdditions to list of memorials honoring fallen militaryList of military markers in state growsTwo anchors loaned to Conway as tribute to veteransMOON, CRAIG Asee also NewspapersMOON-JOAQ{UMS, SHARONsee also Governor (Ark)MOORE, BESSIE BInauguration of John F Kennedy recalled by Dr MooreHonored by National Commission on LibrariesMOOSE, JAMES SEx-envoy, linguist dies at age 85 in MorriltonMORGAN, CHARLESsee also Automobile RacingMORMONSsee also History (Ark)05/10/89 BOl 205/10/89 BOl 201/10/-89 C02 109-/: 12/89 C02 510/13/89 AOl 610/13/.. 89 A06 310/14/:.89 DOl 211/21/89 COl 211/.30/-89 B03 1lOfll/89 B03 305l09-/,89 EOl 105/09-/;89 EQl 105Alct/89 EOl 205/;2 9-/-89 B04 106/;ll/89 B03 107 /02/89 B02 10&/,25/89 B03 401/19/,89 EOl 404/13/89 B04 401/21/89 Al 1 1161

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMORPH&I • MARYsee also Frauds and SwindlingMORRil.TON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Traffic Accidents and SafetyMORRIS• RON JRsee also Traffic AccidentsMORRISON. MARTHAsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsMORRISON. TAMMY JOsee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyMORTALITY STATISTICSsee Population and Vital StatisticsMOSELEY. JACKsee also NewspapersMOSELEY. NORMANsee also PoliceMOSQUITOESsee InsectsMOTHERS .AGAINST DRUNK DRIVINGsee Traffic Accidents and SafetyMOTION PICTURESsee also TelevisionFilming of ''Great Balls of Fire" done at Marion residenceFinancing problem may prevent filming of "Staggetwing"Filming of "Over the Edge" being done in Little RockWeste1'n Ark weather too hot for filming of "Incident• • •"Movies being filmed in ArkansasMOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION (ARK)see also Motor VehiclesMOTOR VEHICLESHouse approves bill restricting competition for some dealersMotorcycles. recreation vehicles dealers object of billState Motor Vehicle Comm may be retained. lose authorityHouse defeats effort to defrock Motor Vehicle CommFuture of Motor Vehicle Comm in doubtRep N B Murphy resigs from Motor Vehicle CommMOTORCYCLESsee also Motor VehiclesMOTORSsee also Inventions and InventorsMOUNT MH;AZ INEsee also ParksMOUNT NEBO CHICKEN FRYsee FestivalsMOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Mr29 Apl Ap2 Ap4MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACREsee History (Ark)MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER a:>Water being test-marketed in JapanMOUNTAIN VIEWsee also Wal-Mart Stores IncMOUNI'AIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education S901/,15-189 BOS 105/;;01/;89 BOl 407/.01/-89 BOl 409'/.09/89 B03 111/.0S/89 B03 402/07/89 A05 102-/;07/89 A05 103/.0S/89 A09 303/09/89 A09 103/.10/89 All 305/11/89 BOS 303/30/-89 C03 6162

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMRK INCINERATION COsee PollutionMULE-DIVINGsee AnimalsMULLENIX, TEDsee also Government Employees and OfficialsMUNICIPAL LE/GUE. ARKANSASsee also Politics and GovtMUNRO AND COContract to prompt hiring more employeesFirm donates $4S 0000 worth of shoes to Youth at Risk projectClarksville Footwear to produce dress shoes for militaeyMUNSON, LEE Asee also Finances and Budgets. GovtMURDERSNote : Various types of homicide entered hereNote : Attempted murde?'s entered under general head. Murderssee also Crime and Vicesee also Substance AbuseAccomplice in murder case can be tried under capital offenseGene Wiles trial on chg of contract murder ends in mistrialForces behind three father-son killings baffle policeElizabeth Henning asks reconsideration of husband 's sentenceCharge against Gene Wiles dropped after monetaey settlementPros Atty Chris Piazza accused of racial bias in murder casesTina McFadden chgd with scheme to have Pam Moore killedMURDERS - Atkins. GraylingMurder chg against Gary D Tipton dismissed. trial delay citedMurder trial never held despite dateSlaying case falls through justice system cracksMURDERS - Babson, Clyde Be:mdellRicky Edward Rowland chgd in death of BabsonMURDERS - Bailey• F GlenAtty Gen Steve Clark asks federal court to expedite 1980 caseClay Anthony Ford under death sentence in caseMURDERS - Baldwin. AlexForces behind slaying of Baldwin by his father baffle policeMURDERS - Basnet, RandyConviction of John Edward Swindler upheldMURDERS - Baumgartner, MarvinFamily pushes for probe of slaying of BaumgartnerArticle on shooting of Baumgartner by Dean Arm.erGrand Jury will not prosecute Dean Armer in shootingMURDERS - Bennett. Marcia GoodRichard Bennett convicted. sentented to life termMURDERS - Binkard, SarahDavid Reagan chgd in death of 2-yr-old child of girlfriendGwynda Renay Binkard chgd in death of her childMURDERS - Black. Essie MaeJonas H Whitmore asks stay of his execution orderMURDERS - Boles. Robert JrForces behind slaying of Boles by his father baffle policeMURDE RS - Bolin, W FAtty Gen Steve Clark asks federal ct to expedite 1978 case06/;09-/89 COl 30 &/.25/89 COl 208-/.29-/;89 COl 202/21/89 B02 1OSfOS /;89 B06 107/30/89 AOl 210/03/89 BOS 210/;12/89 B02 612/16/89 BOS 512/23/89 BOS 3OU16/89 AOl 502/,l 7/,89 BOl 503/27/89 AOl 210-/04/189 B08 202/;18-/.89 AOl 502/18/;89 AOl 507f3o-/;89 A03 409-/,27. /89 B04 407/07/89 BOS 507/17/89 AOl 207/20/-89 BOl 404/20/89 B06 111/-29-/89 B03 312/ 06/,89 BOS 206/29-/;89 B02 407/30/89 A03 302/18/89 AOl 5163

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLEddie Lee Miller under death sentence in slaying of BolinMURDERS - Bostock. · Randall BoydRandall Bostock, 12, shot to de ath by 7-yr-ol d boyBostock shot after quarrel, report saysMURDERS - Brannon, Charles and NancyBodies of couple found at different locationsPol ice have no leads in case called 'weird 'MURDERS - BrCMn FamilyBodies of Billy and Margaret BrO"Nn and Marie Sullens foundHands, feet of victims were bound with wire, duct tapeMurder victims were found in fire-gutted residence at KensettPolice say John Michael Cox is prime suspect in slayingsSuspect John M Cox al so wanted on NLR attempted murder chargePolice cut back on search for John Michael CoxPolice search for John Michael Cox continue sVictims had been stabbed, coroner saysWhite County residents 'edgy' over Cox being at-largeJohn Michael Cox captured in White CountyJohn Michael Cox charged with murderSubdued John M Cox charged with three murder countsProsecutor to seek death penalty for John Michael CoxMURDERS - Brown, MandyBody of 88-yr-old blind woman found in ransacked PB baneWoman was suffocated, coroner: saysMURDERS - Burnett. Edward LandellAccount of shooting of Burnett at Henderson Jr High at LRBurnett shot while waiting to enter school at start of dayWillie Jewel Standley, 19, chgd in shooting of BurnettBurnett called 'likable' youthCommunity shocked by shooting on school campusSchool officials say shooting not predictableWillie Jewel Standley enters innocent pleaSister of Willie Jewel Standley comments on caseBurnett funeral, burial was in Lonoke CountyMurder count filed against Willie Jewell StandleyWillie Jewell Standley convicted, gets 10 years in pris onMURDERS - Carter, Catharine and J W LunsfordAppeals court bl ocks 1982 death sentence of T J HayesMURDERS - Charles, CoryEl Dorado police believe Charles slaying drug, gang relatedPolice arrest 15-yr-old as suspect in slaying of CharlesSlaying victim reportedly member of Brothers of Hood gangEric Johnson, 150 charged with murder of CharlesMURDERS - Colclosure. Charles RBody found dead in Arkansas RiverLR police investigating mysterious murderAlvin and Charles Jackson chgd in slaying of ColclasureBackground data on Charles Jackson and his familyAlvin B Jackson found mentally fit to stand trialJuvenile code prevents mental test of Charles JacksonMURDERS - Collier, DamonCollier stabbed to death at Hot SpringsMURDERS - Collins, Gregory AScott Lynn, Clark Farmer charged in death of Collins02/,18/,89 AOl 504.ll l/89 B02 504/1 2/89 AOl 211/25-/:89 BOl 51 lf.26/89 BOl 511/03/:89 AOl 411/03/89 AOl 411/03/89 AOl 411/.03/89 AOl 411/03/89 AOl 411-/04/,89 BOl 511/05/89 BOl 211/05/89 BOl 211/08-/,89 B03 412/.06-/;89 BOl 212/:,07/89 B03 212-/.08-/, 89 B03 512/21/89 B03 212/16/;89 B03 612/19-/,89 B03 101/-06/89 AOl 201/06/89 AOl 601/06/89 AOl 601/06/89 A06 101{;06/89 A06 l01106/89 A06 101/07/£9 AO l 201/,07/89 BOl 101/10/89 BOl 201/18A89 B04 104./;29-/89 AOl 608-/,23/:89 B02 409-/; 189 AOl 5O 9-/1 5-/:89 AO 1 509-/:15/.89 AO 1 510-h.l 1/,89 B03 1OBPOl/89 BOS 108/.02/;89 AOl 208./;03/89 BOS 309/;27 f89 AOl 209-/:30/,89 BOl 1lOl.03/89 BOl l01/07 /89 B03 401/28-/89 A09 1164

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Condray. TeresaMarlin Sipes, Teresa Condray deaths believed murde r-suicideDetails of deaths revealedMURDERS - Cooksey, MikeNLR man killed by blast fran shotgunMURDERS - Cooksey. Syble and Ruth Nisenbaum.Two Jonesboro women slain in their homes near country clubMurders leave Jonesboro on edgeMrs Cooksey and Mrs Nisenbaum were each shot three timesPolice track jewelry taken in tw o murdersHaydn Cooksey describes events on day of his wife' s murderJonesboro police without new leads or suspectsJonesboro pol ice to start investigation overEv idence from Jonesboro case matches murder in MemphisSketches of suspects releasedFaulkner Co Circuit Judge Donovan releases suspect in caseSuspect Robbie Ligon released because of police procedureTerry Cooksey, 35, chgd with th?'eat s against policeMental evaluation set for Terry Cooksey in alleged threatsTerry Cooksey taken to State Hospital for obse:rvationInquiry takes of ficers to Tennessee and OklahomaTerry Cooksey tells court he is a conspiracy victimJury convicts Terry Cooksey of terroristic threatening policeMURDERS - Cooper, VictorCooper, 16, fatally shot by arrowMURDERS - Corey, CharlesProsecutor deliberating charge to file against teen-agerMURDERS - Cosolo. PauletteBody found at lake north of ClarksvilleAuthorities identify body as that of Mrs CosoloMURDERS - Crawford, Shelvie LeeGary Don Smith gets five yrs proba tion for killing Craw fordResignation of Judge H A Taylor sought by ACORNShelvie Lee Crawford is black, Gary Don Smith is whiteMURDERS - Credit, WalterPolice arrest Stephanie Penn in killing at MayflowerMURDERS - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W MartinAttys say Ricky Ray Rector not competent for executionCot1111ay pol iceman R W Martin was murdered in 1981Ricky Ray Rector incompetent to stand trial , expert say sMURDERS - Crow• GladysBody found in Johnson County pond is that of Mrs CrowDonald Bates charged with capital murderNancy Cra\7 charged in death of her mother, Gladys CrowNancy Crow arrested in mother's deathMURDERS - Davenport, MarilynWill Small pl eads guilty in murder of DavenportMURDERS - Doss. Rebecca LynnConvenience store clerk at LR slain, Bruce Earl Ward arrestedMiss Doss feared her nighttime shift at convenience storeWaitress recalls encounter with Bruce Earl WardMURDERS - Dumond, DavidBuddy Landreth arrested at scene of shooting of DumondMURDERS - Ford, Gladys07/29-/;;89 BOl 407131/89 B04 610/:15-/,89 B06 403/23/89 AOl 503/,24/89 AO 1 203/24f89 AOl 503/-25/89 B01 503/25/89 B02 103/,26/,89 B07 403/27 /-89 BOl 104{08/.89 B02 504/:14-f,89 BOS 304/;22/89 BOl 604/;22/:89 BOl 6051"04/89 BOl 605f0Si89 BOB 105/11/89 B04 408/14/89 B03 409/08f 89 B03 409/09-/89 BOS 304/11189 B06 310/.02/-89 B03 108-f29f89 B03 108-/:31/89 B03 109-/,02/,89 B03 409/·02/,89 B03 409-/.02/89 B03 4l0-107{89 BOS 511{30/89 BOS 411130/89 BOS 412/08-/89 BOS 511/:0 2/;89 B03 2lli;03/89 B03 111/04/,89 B03 111ll5-p89 B03 202/03/89 B03 108/l 2/;89 AOl 508-/1 2-/;89 AOl 60&/;13/89 AOl 207/;08-/89 B03 516S

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLExecution date set for David Lee StarrMURDERS - Fox, Linda JeanFrank W Fox arrested in death of wife, Linda Jean FoxMURDERS - Fuller, Danny JosephLeon Britton arrested in shooting death at CorrayMURDERS - Gariboldi, Joy SueClarence Kersten arrested after call to funeral homeMURDERS - Gay, James LamontClues scant in shooting death of 14-yr-old at LRMURDERS - Givan, RobertIvory Lee Mitchell held in slaying at ConwayIvory Lee Mitchell gets 40 years in prisonMURDERS - Golden, Julia NMcGehee teacher found slain in homeClues few in death of teacherWoman questioned in death of GoldenPolice have no suspects in slaying of teacherPolice baffled in investigationPsychic enlisted in effort to solve caseMURDERS - Goodman, Billy MaxUnidentified body found in water in Saline CountyBody found in Saline Co identified as that of GoodmanMURDERS - Gray, BobbieBaxter County man shot to death at his homeMURDERS - Greenwalt, MorrisEssie Mae Willock seeks pa role from 1974 convictionPrairie County residents seek to prevent release of WillockParole board deadlocks on parole for Essie Mae WillockMURDERS - Hamilton, Bonniesee Murders - Hignight, Loretta and Bonnie Ham.iltonMURDERS - Harper, GayleBody of El Dorado woman missing since Janual!)' found in riverBody identified as that of HarperJohn Harper of fers reward for information on wife' s deathMurder has police stumped, town of El Dorado abuzzGrand Jury indi cts John Harper in death of his wifeBody of Gayle Harper to be exhumed for second autopsyMURDERS - Harris. Charlie MaeLawren ce Martin charged in slaying of HarrisLawrence Martin chgd in beating death of NLR womanMURDERS - Harris, DonaldConvenience store clerk found shot to death at LRPolice have no leads in slaying of HarrisMURDERS - Harris. Henry and Charles GoodlowMen shot at Altheimer club, Nathaniel Mitchel l arrestedMURDERS - Harrison. Bonnie B?:ianManager of Asbuey Park Apmts at LR slain in her aptLawren ce Martin arrested in slayingMURDERS - Harrison, FredRadford Edward and Radford Beyan Cox chgd in shooting deathMURDERS - Hart. Antonio TyroneBenjamin E Mayfield arrested in 1981 slaying in LRGirlfriend of Mayfield interviewed about arrestMURDERS Henderson. Janice Marie05/,05/::89 B06 605;.,04/.89 Bos 608/.05/89 B031.I.09/-.26/89 B03 303/11189 BOl 20&/08/89 B08 111{16/89 B03 109/·25/89 B02 609/26/89 BOl 109-/;2&/.89 B03 40929/,89 B03 110/31/.89 B03 111/,10/89 B03 212fl 5/89 B03 412/.16/89 B03 508/,31/-89 B03 209/.25/.89 BOl 109-/,26-/;89 BOB 109/-.29/89 B03 405/;0l/89 BOl 405/,02/89 B02 105-/:06/89 BO 4 505t21/89 AOl 507/,20/:89 BOl 410/04/89 B03 401/31/89 BOl 202/01/89 BOl 207 /-25/89 AOl 207 /26-/:89 BOS 508/;26/,89 B03 401/18/ 89 B04 301/lf.89 BOl 607 /07 /;89 B04 603/,23/89 AOl 203261"89 AOl 2166

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJerry Wayne Henderson pleads guilty to shooting wife in 1977MURDERS - Henry , Don GeorgeBenton buzzing about Grand Jury work in caseSpecial Prosecutor Dan Harmon leaked transcript to pressSpecial Prosecutor Hannon critical of Medical Examiner MalakSpecial prosecutor Dan Hannon will not be chgd in press leaksDeaths of teenagers to be investigated again, sheriff saysKevin Ives' mother compl ains about role of Fahmy Malak3 men sought or questioned in case have met unusual fatesSaline Grand Jury drops probe of daths of Henry and IvesParents of Kevin Ives want death certificate to read 'Murder'MURDERS - Henyard, BernieceLarry Vanpelt chgd in slaying of clerk during robbei;yMURDERS - Hignight, Loretta and Bonnie HamiltonMarc S Davasher rul ed competent for trial in 1988 slayingMURDERS - Hil l. Carolyn CummingsDeath of Hill %\lled a homicideMurder of Carolyn Hill still unsolvedMURDERS - Holmes, MyrtleEvidence lacking to file chgs against three suspect sMURDERS - Hopper, Danny RayKelly Spencer Ward gets 20 years in prisonMURDERS - Horton, James EHorton shot to death in LR streetMURDERS - Howard, MichaelRodney M Gaglio sought in slaying of Howard at NLRMURDERS - Ives, Kevinsee Murde rs - Henzy, Don GeorgeMURDERS - James. Opalsee Murde rs - Ritchie. MarvinMURDERS - Johnson. Willie Earl JrLR resident shot. killed in Highland Court areaMURDERS - Johnston. RebeccaMiss Johnston shot to death at her apartmentEfrain Garza blames friends in shooting of ex-girlfriendHearing continues in t:zdalJury convicts three defendants of manslaughterThree sentenced in slaying. kidnapping tryMURDERS - Jones. Bryant WConspiracy alleged in slaying of Dr and Mrs Jones last monthDonald Lee and Carolyn Marie Edward are suspect sPlan apparently was to kill only Mrs JonesSharon Kay Edwards is third suspect in slayingInmate testifies she heard suspect name killerEv idence lacking for chgs against two men, police sayJudge weighs split of conspiracy trialJury chosen for trial of Donald Lee EdwardsCo-conspirator set to testify in trial of Donald EdwardsState rests case in murder of Jonnie A JonesJury deliberating evidence in trial of Donald Lee EdwardsDonald Lee Edwards gets 20-yr pris on termCarolyn Marie Edwards gets 20-yr prison term in caseMURDERS - Kay. David LynnLR resident found stabbed to death at house08/;16/89 B02 501102/:89 B01 20104/;89 AOl 201/04/:89 AOl 201/05/.89 A03 l01/-07/£9 B02 402·/125/89 B03 503/01/89 B02 508/.01{:89 BOS 312/19/-. 89 B03 111/03/89 B03 412f.13/i89 B05l08f3 lf.89 AOl 612-/;03/89 AOl 212/19/;89 B05 310/1 2/,89 B03 l12/-31/89 BlO 410/,05/89 BOS 203{21 /-89 B02 301/02/89 B02 606/122/89 BOl 506/;23/:89 B06 506f.24/B9 BOl 207/:14-[.89 B02 101/:07/89 BOl 501/07/89 BOl 501/07/.-89 BOl 5Olf07/f39 BOl 505/10/89 BOl 205/:1 2/.89 B04 109-/i09/;89 B03 409-Al 9189 B03 409/20-/89 B06 309/21/89 B03 109-/:22/;89 B03 109/,23/89 B03 410/;10/·89 B03 403/,04/;89 BOl 5167

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWilliam G Pomerleau chgd in slaying in LRWilliam G Pomerleau sane enought for trial. judge saysDefense contends William Glen Pomerleau freaked outWilliam Pomerleau gets life sentence on murder convictionMURDERS - Kel ley• ShirleyPolice puzzled by death of Mrs Kelly near CrossettAuthorities bel ieve Kelley was killed by Glenda LongHusband of Kelley claims she jumped from truck on highwayResults of autopsy of Shirley Kel ley not releasedMedical exam.iners believe victim hit by speeding vehicleGrand Jury indicts Glenda Long on capital murder chargeWillard Kelley also charged with capital murderMURDERS - Khaj ianpour. ElhamBody of Conqay high school student found. suspect arrestedDonald Pearson pleads guilty to slayingMURDERS - Kisner. KennyKisner' s family opposes parole for Arthur Glen LittellParole denied Arthur Glen LittellMURDERS - Klein. Robert WSteven Douglas Hill seeks new trial in capital murder caseMichael Anthony Cox insists he killed Officer KleinSteven Douglas Hill killed Klein, federal judge rulesMURDERS - Kline. John WilliamJohn Herman Temple chgd in death of brother-in-lawMURDERS - Lamḃ, TracyBilly Charles Phillips chgd in shooting death of LambMURDERS - Lee. LindseyDarryl S Lee admits mistreating infant son, gets prison termMURDERS - Lehman, Donald HConvictions struck down because witness was hypnotizedState seeks reinstatement of death penalty for four menMURDERS - Lewis, Christine MarieJacksonville woman apparently kidnaped at JacksonvilleClues scarce on missing woman at JacksonvilleBody of Christine Lewis found in vacant house near her homePolice release few details in slaying of Miss LewisPolice say they have nothing new in death caseMiss Lewis apparently strangled. father saysSources say Lewis was beaten, raped. strangledJacksonville police chief defends handling of caseLewis was beaten and raped. police sayMURDERS - Lewis, EddyEddy Lewis shot. critically wounded, by brother Scott LewisMURDERS - Magnus, VictorKevin Lee Burkhardt gets life in death of Mr & Mrs MagnusMURDERS - Markle Familysee Markle, JohnMURDERS - Martin. Estella DBody of 14-yr-old Van Buren gid found in Oklahoma'l.Wo Fort Smith men chgd in death of girlMURDERS - Marvin. LindaDaniel Eugene Remata appeals for reversal of his convictionDaniel Eugene Rem.eta loses appeal of his death sentenceMURDERS - Mason, Marj orie L03/Q8f.,89 B02 105;/25/.89 COB 110f13/;89 B02 110-f 14/,89 BOl 208/22/89 B01 409/01/89 B13 109/01/.89 Bl3 109-/02/89 BOl 209-/08-/89 B04 109-/,21/89 B03 409/.28189 BOl 303/.12/;89 B07 103/17/89 B07 6llf:lSf,89 B03 311/,17/;89 B03 308t13/89 A14 408-/.15i89 BOB 108-/26/89 BOS 3OS03/89 BOS 108/03/89 BOS 308-/.11/-89 B04 104/14-/:.89 B04 104/14/89 B04 111/19-/.89 BOl 211/20-/89 BOl 111/22/89 AOl 511/23/.89 BOl 211/24/,89 B02 111/,25f89 BOB 111-/.27 /89 B01 211/29-/;89 B01 312/0S/89 BOl 206/,06/89 B01 204/01/-89 BOl 203/30-/89 B03 404/,QS/;89 B06 609{i20/,89 B14 110{03/89 BOB 5168

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLExecution of Barry Lee Fairchild to come soon. Atty Gen says Olf24p89 BOl 5Federal judge refuses to dissolve stay of execution01/;2&f89 B01 6Barry Lee Fairchild to decide whether to seek pardon 01/30/89 B06 2Barry Lee Fairchild rej ect s asking Gov Clinton for pardon 02{.;01/89 AOl 3Interview with mother of Barry Lee Fairchild 02/02l89 BOl 2Stay of execution of Barry Fairchild likely to be lifted 02/03/9 BOl 6Execution stay for Barry Lee Fairchild dissolved 02/07/89 BOl 6Robert Mcintosh urges Gov Clinton not to set execution date 02/1/89 A06 1Barry Fairchild about to die for killing he may not have done 02/1 ');/;.89 AOl 3List of problems connected with Fairchild' s case 0 2-/cl 2/89 AO 1 3Aunt of victim recal ls her as trusting person 02/,1 2/89 A21 1Tommy Robinson interviewed on handling of Fairchild case 02/.1 2;t89 A21 5Tommy Robinson urged Gov Bill Clinto to set execution date 02/12/89 A21 5Fairchild case deserves close attention. Walker Lundy writes 02/12/89 C03 1Ark Conf of Churches and Synagogues seek to halt execution 02/14/89 A01 2Groups organiz ing in try to prevent Fairchild execution 02/14/;89 AOl 2NAACP. Ark Peace Center seek to prevent Fairchild execution 02/14/89 AOl 2Vigil for Barry Lee Fairchild held outside Governor's Mansion 02ll4/.89 A06 3Far too many questions left in case. John Brummett writes 02/14h89 BOl 1Execution date for Fairchild set by Gov Bill Clinton 02/15-/:89 AOl 5Recent news articles raised no new ev idence. governor told 02/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPsychol ogist testifies Fairchild did not understand rightsJudge G Thomas Eisele gropes into Barry Fairchild' s pa.stPsychol ogist Judy White Johnson says Fairchild not retardedPsychologist Theodore Blau testifies Fairchild retardedBarry Fairchild knew right from wl!ong. psychiatrist say sDr Johnson's adj ustments of Fairchild's IQ upsets his attyLawyer seeks retrial of Barry Lee FairchildEmotions in case cloud central issues, Dr Weiner saysBarry Lee Fairchild loses bid in federal court for retrialJudge G Thomas Eisele calls Barry Fairchild a 'con man'New execution date set for Barry Lee FairchildJohn Wesley Hall gets $20,338 for defending Barry FairchildAppeal by Barry Fairchild heard by federal appeals courtMURDERS - McCoy. Ma.ximillion EIndia Tirado, key witness in case. dies at age 17Murder chgs pending against Barbara McCoy, Mary D WilliamsBarbara McCoy, Mary Williams incompetent to be triedMURDERS - McElyea, LewisWillie Rayburn Reynolds held in slaying of McElyea at NLRMURDERS - McGarity, Jean EPine Bluff woman found shot to death behind her residenceMURDERS - McGhee, VirginiaMichael Wayne Williams sought in sl aying of McGheeMURDERS - McKaskle9 KeithShane Smith goes on trial for murderShane Smith' s testimony at variance with evidenceRonald Shane Smith gets 10 yea.rs in prison in murder caseMURDERS - McMillan. TyraTeen.agers Shawn Butler, Paul Davis, John Hill chargedJohn Frankl in Hill pleads guilty to first-degree murderJohn Franklin Hill, 19, gets life in prisonMURDERS - Michaels, Alicia MayEugenia Rehrig accused of burning her child to death in carMrs Rehrig says she will be portrayed as "devil worshipper"MURDERS - Michel . DavidParole denied William Craw ford Horne in 1982 beating deathMURDERS - Mitchell, RobertDr Starbuck Stiles chgd in shooting of MitchellMURDERS - Montgomery, William JasonForces behind kil ling of Montgomery by his father bafflingMURDERS - Montoya. Hector SBody with bag tied around head found at MayflowerSteve Allen Russells arrested in connection with slayingTrial of Steve Alan Russel l continues at Conway. Steve Alan Russell convicted in slaying of MontoyaMURDERS - Morgan, T JMorgan kil led, Ira Atkins III wounded in shooting at LRMURDERS - Noblitt, Lawrence RayR L McMillen seeks to bar request for death penaltyConway Policeman R L McMillen resigns, professes innocenceKenneth Ray Clements chgd with slaying of police officerDeath penalty sought for Kenneth Ray ClementsVikki Clements convicted in alibi caseJury selection begins in trial of Kenneth Ray Clements03/-.17/;89 B01 203/18-P89 B01 203/21/;89 BOl 503f,21/89 BOl 503{;22p89 BOl 603/;24/;89 B01 203/.29-f89 B04 103/.31/-89 B07 404/.051189 AOl 504/05/.89 AOl 504/:15/, 89 B01 605/:03/89 BOS 206/;15/.89 A13 605/,0589 B07 505/,05/89 B07 s08-/il 2/.89 B03 309-/112/.89 BOS 605/.:16/.89 B06 208£,14{89 BOS 408{1 0/89 B03 408/.11/89 BOS 108-/12/;89 B02 508-/.03/,89 B02 411/14/.89 BOl 5121.09-89 B06 10&/:14f.89 AO l 50&/i14f89 A01 502:/,24/.89 B02 104/;08/.89 B10 107 /3 0-/;89 A01 2Ol/2&/189 A09 1OS/11 lfS9 BOS 612/06/139 B03 11 2/.07 /-8 9 B03 2llfll/89 BOS 401/:1 2/89 B03 101/13/89 BOl 201/.13/;89 BOl 202-112189 A22 303/.09/;89 B04 403/.28/89 B01 2170

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLEleven jurors picked for trial 03/.30-/.-.89 B04 6Wife of Kenneth Ray Clements to testify for prosecution 04/;0l/.89 B02 5Witness says he saw Kenneth Clements near murder scene 04/04/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPaul Ruiz , Ead Van Denton petition for new trialExecutions of Ruiz and Denton stayedState opposes retrial of Paul Ruiz and Earl Van DentonMURDERS - Roberts, William DewayneBody found near Malvern is that of Tul sa manMURDERS - Robinson, KennyLamont Moore charged in shooting death of RobinsonMURDERS - Rogers, JohnAlan Hubbard, James Weaver accused of murdering roommateMURDERS - Ross, MatthewMark Ross faces chg for al legedly leaving baby in carMURDERS - Sanderlin, LaverneCourt orders new trial for Larry Dean RobertsonNew capital murder trial for Larry Robertson frustrates DumasMurde r trial of Larry Dean Robertson beginsProsecution rests in trial of RobertsonJury sees videotape in trial of Larry RobertsonEarly prison release blamed in homicideLarey Dean Robertson found guilty , gets life without paroleMURDERS - Sanders, Co:t:eyHennan Hunter chgd in death in Boyle Park at LRMURDERS - Schul ths FamilyBodies of Juanita and Ronnie Schulths found in burning housePolice baffled by deaths of Juanita Schul ths and son, RonnieMURDERS - Shells, AnitaIdentity of slain woman unknownBody found outside house identifiedMURDERS - Short, Daniel LBody of missing Noel . Mo banker found in Okl ahoma lakeArkansan missing since bank robbed found deadShort bel ieved to have been ab ducted and killedMURDERS - Simmons Familysee Simmons Family MurdersMURDERS - Sleeper, Daniel George IIIGarland Co pol ice seek leads in slay ing of SleeperMURDERS - Smith. BarbaraClerk discussed possibility of death before her slayingKirt Wainright gets death sentene for sl ay ing at PrescottDennis Leeper gets 17-yr-tenn in sl aying of store clerkMURDERS - Smith. JeanineFugitive linked to slaying of beauty contestent fran ArkMURDERS - Smith, PamelaBody found near AtkinsMURDERS - Sowell. CharlesPrincipal in Pine Bluff found dead at homePine Bluff school mourns for it s principalPolice question two men in slaying of SowellDennis Joe Ventress and Ronnie Goolsby charged in slayingRonnie Goolsby gets 35-year term in slaying caseDennis Ventress testifies he did not kill SowellRonnie Goolsby testifies he killed SowellDennis Ventress convicted in slaying of school prinMURDERS - Staton. Kenneth and Suz anne WareDeath penalty for Eugene Wallace Perry reinstated07/-21{.P,9 B04 l07/,26-/:89 B02 509/,16/'89 B03 210/04/-89 B03 408/05/89 BOS 212/;22:1189 BOS 305/,31/;89 BOl 202128/89 AOl 410{.16/89 BOl 11

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPerry sentenced to death in 1980 slayings at Fort SmithMarion Albert Pruitt claims he killed Staton and WareDeath Row inmate Eugene Perry loses appeal to US Supreme CtMURDERS - Stidham, DanaTeenager missing from Benton County homeParents wait by phone for news of daughterNew leads found in death of Dana StidhamHunter who found body did not tell police until next dayDeath of Stidham rul ed a homicideMURDERS - Stumpp, WilliamRichard Wayne Snell asks stay of his executionExecution of Richard Wayne Snel l stayed by federal judgeMURDERS - Sul lins. Shem.anDorinda Glenda Fretwell to get new hearingMURDERS - Taylor, MichaelMurder chg filed against Annette AllenMURDERS - Taylor, RoyMartin Henry Price withdraws mental illness plea in caseMartin Price pleads guilty to chg of first-degree murderJurors to decide if Debra Taylor a manipulator or a victimEmotions run high during trial as Henry Price testifiesDebra Taylor testifies in her trial for murderDebra Taylor convicted, gets life sentenceTedious police work and tips fran public led to trialDebra Taylor must remain in jail during conviction appealMartin Henry Price gets 40 years in prisonBeneficiary of $552,046 in insurance funds studiedChildren of Roy Taylor testify in wrongful death suitChildren and estate of Roy Taylor win wrongful death suitsMURDERS - Teague. DonAtty Gen Steve Clark asks federal ct to expedite 1980 caseDarrell Wayne Hill under death sentence in slaying caseMURDERS - Thornton. BettyHenry Lee Lucas brought fran Texas to testify in trialThird murder trial scheduled for Scotty ScottScotty Scott faces third trial on charge in 1981 slayingASP investigator testifies he does not knC7.i1 who killed womanState' s key witness sticks to identification of Scotty ScottTrial of Scotty Scott focuses on other suspect sScotty Scott acquitted of murderMURDERS - Til lis, JoelBody found at Forrest City identified as that of Miss TillisSt Francis County police have no clues in slayingLive-in boyfriend being investigatedStrangulation ruled in deathInvestigators bel ieve Tillis was slain in MemphisArkansas authorities end search for killerArk and Tenn of ficials split on death probeMURDERS - Townsend FamilyConviction of Ronald Ward upheld by Arkansas Supreme CtMURDERS - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnJohn Howard Travis on trial in death of infant step-daughterMedical Examiner Fahmy Malak unable to detect sexual abuseWife disputes testimony of John HCPNard Travis04/;111·89 BOl 2O&t22/89 B03 411/07/89 B03 408/03/89 B03 108-/;l&/;89 B03 409-/; 21189 B03 110-/06/89 B03 410{20{.89 B03 106/.17/,89 B04 606/20/89 A02 206/27 /89 BOl 211/.2/89 B03 303/04/,89 B06 104/15189 BOl 205-/17/89 BOl 205/18/;89 AOl 505fl!M89 AOl 205/.20!89 AOl 405-/;21/;89 BOl 205/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATE.PAGE COLJohn Howard Travis found innocentQuestions linger in minds of jurors in caseMURDERS - Vega. Lisa RoseJury selection begins for trial of Roy Bennett in 3 slayingsLisa Rose Vega. Paul H Blackwood. Bernie McKnight were killedState seeks death penalty for Roy BennettTestimony ties shells to suspect as trial beginsLisa Rose Vega was paid drug informer for State PoliceTrial of Roy Bennett ends with deadlocked juryProsecutor says Roy Bennett will be retriedInmate testifies Roy Bennett admitted killing three victimsRoy Bennett found innocent in slaying of Vega and BlackwoodMURDERS - Walker. James EdwardFour teens arrested in beating death of WalkerMURDERS - Walton. HermanWalton found shot to death in LR streetMURDERS - Ward. Roosevelt DaleLenzy McCullough arrested in death of teenager at JonesboroMURDERS - Washington. Carl AWashington fatally shot by group of men at Highland ParkShooting may have been drug-relatedPolice arrest 14-yr-old boy in shootingMURDERS - Weller. JeffAttorney says Louis Dee Peyton was mentally ill02/19-/89 BOl02{23/89 B0203/20-/;89 B0103/.20-/:8 9 BOl03/21/,89 BOl03/22/89 A0703/.23189 B0203/.25/89 AOl4155264603/26/89 BOl 512-/;Q&f,89 BOS 112/,13/89 B06 308-/;1 2/89 BOSlo-/;14/,89 BOS11/28/89 B0312/15/,89 Bll12/16/89 B0912-!:17/89 B07OC>/:07/89 B02Jury finds Louis Dee Peyton guilty in slaying: tenn is 10 yrs 09/08-/89 B09MURDERS - Wiliker. Kenneth WSister of Wiliker urges parole be denied Ray Lee Spillers 08/22/89 B03Parole denied Ray Lee Spillers after victim' s family obj ects 08/25/89 B03MURDERS - Williams. AnthonyDaisy Thompson. aunt of shooting victim. ch arged02/03/.89 B02Charges against Daisy Thompson dismissed10-/10/89 BOlMurder chgs dismissed because no witnesses came to court 10-/,10{89 BOlMURDERS - Williams. Wanda and Jeremiah LeggsJudge rul es John Henry Williams fit to stand trialJohn Henry Williams goes on trial in slayingsJohn Henry Williams found guilty of capital murderJohn Henry Williams convicted, gets life term152411154442207/,lS./89 BOS 611/03/.89 B06 1llf04p89 BOl 211/07/89 B08 3MURDERS - Withers. GaryGaey Withers. 14, dies aftel!' being shot while riding in truck 09-/17/89 BOlGary Withers. 14. shot to death while riding in pickup truck 09/.18-/89 B02Johnny T Wallace, 18, chgd in shooting death of Withers 09-/18/89 B02MURDERS - Works. Curtis RDwight J Martin kills Works . Jeff Works kills Dwight J Martin 01/14/.89 AOlEstranged husband. brother-in-law die in shootout at Fouke Olf14A89 AOlMURDERS - Wrappe, Judi th AnneDefense atty predicts case to crumbl e09/15/,89 B03Suspect convicted in killing of Miss Wrappe in NY last year 11/02{89 AOlFrank DeChirico gets 25-yrs in prison in New York11/28-f,89 A06MURDERS - York, Mary LouDeath sentence of Charles Singleton reinstated by court 04/·1 1/89 B01Singleton was sentenced to death in 1979 slaying04/,11/89 BOlMURDERS - Young, Roy J2"Charges against Danny Lee Grandstaff dismissed07/28-/,89 B03Murder charges filed against Andrew Stigall in 1987 case 07/28/89 B036442242l2244174

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLMURPHY OIL CORPStock shoots up $2.63Murphy calls of f merger with Ocean Drilling and ExplorationRestructuring of company in limboOcean Drilling and Exploration Co to be spinof f of MurphyMurphy acts to fend of f any hostile buyerMURPHY• CHARLESsee also Business Council . ArkansasMURPHY. N Bsee also Motor Vehiclessee also Politics and GovtMURRAY. ALV IN Csee also Methodist Churchsee also Pulaski CountyMUSEUMSsee al so Entertainers Hall of Fame. ArkansasBlack History Museum located at Old Washington State ParkMelvyn Bell plans fishing museum at Hot Springs Bathhouse RowArkansas Delta Cultural Center meets some skepticismAlan DuBois is director of Arkansas Decorative Arts MuseumGregoire Collection of Indian artifacts to be housed at ATUGregoire Collection of Indian artifact s has 100.000 itemsLouis and Thelma Gregoire donated Indian artifacts collectionArkansas State Univ gets remains of llama skeletonMU SICsee alsoPornography and ObscenityLucinda Williams getting rave reviews for latest albumJim. Dandy Mangrum is leader of Black Oak ArkansasAlphonso Trent was big-band pioneerBob Ketchum music studio in Mountain Home has gold recordsMusic Festival of Arkansas to run 18 days in FayettevilleRock concert ends in riot at RogersSmil in' Ma.ck Carger has had career in western musicRackensack Society putting on 21st annual concertHarrisburg club in dispute aver use of copyrighted musicSongwriter Bob Millsap is Hot Springs residentJack Lyon and Jones law fim mov ing into mu sic worldMUSIC FESTIVAL OF ARKANSASsee MusicMUSLIMSsee IslamMUSSID..Ssee WildlifeNABHOLZ CONSTRUCTION COArticle on family-awned firm. based in CoB¥ayRobert D Nabholz discusses development of firmNAB HOLZ • ROBERT D02f16/;89 COl 206/;06/89 COl 210/0&/.89 FOl 511/01/:89 COl 512/:08-/;89 C02 102/;21f..89 EOl 304/;28-/.89 COl 508-/,07/:89 B03 409/;24/89 GOl 511/.l4h89 B03 311/14{89 B03 311f,14f89 B03 311i·24/.89 B03 101/26/89 EOl 2Ol/30/89 EOl 102/08/:89 EOl 206/,03/;89 EO 1 106/04/..89 GOl 506/,12/89 B03 506/·21/:89 EOl 206/,23/,89 EOl 308-Al 9-/;89 B03 408/.27/89 EOl 209-/;l 2/;89 COl 405/;29-/,89 COl 211/12/,89 COl 1see . also Nabholz Construction CoNAMES. GEOORAPHICCorps of Engineers maps to emit name. Nigger Creek in future 07/,31/89 B03 2NAMES. PERSONALBill in Legis would allow mother to choose surname of child 01/,18-/.89 A04 1NATIONAL BANK OF ARKANSASsee Banks175

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE (PINE BLUFF)see also Robberies and TheftsNATIONAL BY-PRODUCTS INCTwo workmen killed in blast at National By-Products plantNATIONAL FLORIST SERVICE01/;26/;89 AOl 2see FloristsNATIONAL GUARDsee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Gambl ingsee also Substance AbuseDefense Dept probing fraud allegations in Air Natl Guard case 01/2289 BOS 1Fort Smith mayor seeks support for Air Natl Guard commande r Olf2289 BOS 1Bomb inj ures 2 Arkansans training in Honduras 02p20/89 AOl 6Arkansan inj ured in Honduras says he woul d return 02{21{89 BOl 2Gov Clinton vetoes measure providing scholarships 02/28/;89 A07 1Guard to be used to help spot marij uana fields 05f03f89 BOl 2Widow wants National Guard to give details of June 1988 crash 06/0&h89 BOl 2New Air Natl Guard group leader al legedly cited last year 06/11/.89 B04 5Defense Dept suggests discipline of 3 Air Natl Guard of ficers 06/16/:89 BOl 5Fraud and harassment al legations made against Air Guardsmen 06/.16/89 BOl 5Air Natl Guard' s Gen James Ryan says action was taken in case 06p1789 B03 3Ark Air National Guard commande r Charles W Harris retires 07/11/89 A08 1ANG investigating rept that shCM by strippers held 08f.03t89 B03 4Guard continues investigation of strip show at Robinson 0&/04/.89 B07 1Strip show investigation falls under military code 08/105f.89 BOS 3Strip shows should be kept off state property. column says 0&/06/-89 BOl 1Three resign over strip show 08/12/,89 AOl 2No probe planned of memo s outlining problems 08-/,14/89 B02 1Strippers sat in car of state policeman. report says 0&/16/:89 BOl 2Guard will not talk about strippers 08f,22f.89 BOS 1Air Natl Guard lacking in leadership. military inqui?y shows 10/:21}.89 AOl 2Letter details corrective action taken with Air Natl Guard 10f21/,89 AOl 2Arkansas National Guard ready to fight. officials say 10-/.22/:89 AOl 2Membership and budget of Arkansas National Guard growing 10-/,22p89 A06 1NATIONAL OLD LINE BUILDINGsee Buildings and Off ice s. GovtNATIONAL SURl.7 IV AL GAMES INCCompany moving to Clinton0&/2&/89 COl 3NATURAL AREASsee Wilderness and Natural AJ!"easNATURAL GASsee Oil and GasNATURALIZATIONsee Citizen shipNATURE CX>NSERVANCYsee Wilderness and Natural AreasNEEKOOSA PAPERS INCAshdown's new $500 million paper machine to add 250 new jobs 01/·05-/89 AOl 2NEEKOSA EDWARDS PAPER COsee also PollutionNELSON, KNOXsee also Governnent Employees and Officialssee also Politics and Govt F16 tttlOsee also Prisons Ja21 Mr7 04176

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSenator to undergo open-hea:r:t surgerySenator critical after heart surgeryCondition upgraded by physiciansNELSON. SHEFFIELDsee also Arkl a Incsee also Govemor (Ark)see also JR Agricultural Enterprisessee also Politics and Govtsee also Seneca Oil CoRaises #35100 to rescue Urban League of ArkansasNelson of ficially switches to Republican Pa:r:tyGOP officials excited about his party switchNEMEC. CORINsee also Actors and EntertainersNEPOTISMsee Pol itics and GovtNETTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My25 My26NElJARK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Fl9 Mr2 Apll Ap 17 NSNEWPORTPetition seeks to merge Diaz with NewportDiaz mayor speaks firmly against merger with NewportDiaz and Newport debate consolidation issueNEWSPress names top ten stories in Ark for this yearNE.VJ SPAPERSsee also Camden News Publishing Cosee also Colleges and UniversitiesProcess for selecting Gazette's front page stories describedArkansas Gazette sued for $1 mil lion by Porter EverettGaz ette and Democrat editors discuss news viewsArkansas Gazette opens Fayetteville bureauGaz ette sports section among final ists in AP contestArkansas Democrat raises newsstand priceSeven Gazette reporters paid to be opinionated. Lundy writesArkansas Gazette Co merges with three Gannett firmsHomet0'6Tn Communications of Little Rock buy s 2 Gannett papersWalker Lundy discusses advertisers and the news productArkansas Gazette employees win 21 Press Women awardsArkansas Gazette wins seven advertising awardsArkasnas Democrat takes top honors in APME awardsSouthwest Times Record editor Jack Moseley honoredArkansas Gazette disputes Arkansas Democrat rept on adsLawsuit alleges Gazette employees told to leave countyJohn S Workman retires as religion ed at Arkansas GazetteArkansas Press Assn award winners listedArkansas Gazette wins APA general excellence award in recountCraig A Moon named president. publisher of Arkansas GazetteGaz ette denies forcing employees to live in Saline CountyArkansas Gazette redesigned, larger print usedArkansas Gazette receives natl award for seriesArkansas Gazette sports writer Orville Henry joins DemocratKansas fi:r:m buys 49 pct of Log Cabin Democrat at Conway04f.28A89 B04 604-f,29-/89 AOl 205-AOl-/:89 BOl 601/18-/..89 B02 108/22/89 AOl 208-/22/.89 A07 110/:05/89 B03 410f09-/89 BOl 112/02/;89 B03 4l 2f24-/;89 B04 501/22189 C03 102/;17/89 B03 102/;18/89 C02 202/:19-A89 B01 202/;25-/,89 DOl 202/,2&/89 COl 103/05/89 C03 103;1'..15t89 C03 103/24/,89 C02 403/26/89 C03 104/02/;89 B02 404/02/_89 B02 604/09/:89 BOS 104/14/89 B06 206/23/.89 COl 206/,24/.89 BO 2 s06/24/.89 E02 207/23/89 BOS 107/26-f,89 BOl 208/;16f.E9 AOl 2OPT/,17/,89 C02 108-/20-189 A03 108-/;25/;89 B02 208-/;29/:89 AOl 209/;0t/;89 COl s177

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLOrville Henry did his job well at Gazette for 47 yearsGaz ette disputes complaints of former employeesGaz ette decl ines to provide subscriber lists in suitGaz ette circulation lead over Arkansas Democrat gl':CWSCourt dismisses suit accusing Gazette of false circulationSiloam Springs Post. a satire publ ication, revivedGaz ette circulation figures shew lead over DemocratAudit Bureau of Circulations chides Democrat on figures usedAudit lr to Democrat on circulation not 'nit-picking'Arkansas Gazette observes 170th birthdayHistory of Arkansas Gazette is colorfulArkansas Gazette celebrates 170th birthdayArkansas Gazette celebrates 170th birthday in styleParagould Daily Press sold to Kentucky newspaper firmPress group asks hospital to drop suit against paperArkansas Democrat losing money. Walter E Hussman concedesWalter E Hussman does not want money fight with GazetteNEWTON COU NTYRemoval of County Judge Alton Campbell fran of fice af firmedNIBLOCK, WALTERsee also Legal ProfessionNICARN;UAsee also Finance Development Authority (Ark)NIOIOL S, LARRYsee also Finance Development Authority (Ark)NIGHTCLUBSsee Bars and NightclubsNISENBAUM, RUTHsee also Murders - Cooksey. Sybl and Ruth NisenbaumNITROCHEM INTERNATIONALsee also Big River IncNOAH, RANDALL LEEsee also PrisonsNOARK PIPELINE SYSTEMsee Oil and GasNOBLITT. LAWRENCE RAYsee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence RayNOLAN. WILLIAM Psee also PoliceNORMANsee also Archeology and AnthropologyNORPHLET SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ja8NORTH AN SON REEL COReelcraft Inc, which is now closed. sues North AnsonNORTH ARKANSAS BANKSHARES INCsee BanksNORTH LITTLE ROCKsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCrime and ViceLibraries, PublicPoliceSubstance AbuseTobaccoMayor Patrick Hays vetoes contract , Hartwick appmt09/03/,89 C03 109tlS/i89 B07 209/;20-/89 B03 110/.31/,89 COl 211/03/89 B03 611/04/;89 B03 411/08/.89 COl 211/..16/,89 COl 211f17/;89 COl 211/19-/;89 BOl 511/1 f, 89 C03 111{20{89 EOl 111{21/i89 BOl 311/, 22{89 C02 411/28/;89 B03 112:/-.1 2/:89 C02 31212/89 C02 312/.12/.:89 B02 301/.21/;89 COl 3Ol/103·/;89 BOl 6178

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDixie Addition residents want more attention from cityCity paved drive to Elks Club outside city limitsDifferent accounts given on paving of Elks Lodge driveAlderman Martin Gipson plans aid for Dixie AdditionNLR paved 2 streets not dedicated to cityAmboy Fire Station building slowly crumblingPaving of Elks Club drive was tradeout. Terry Hartwick saysMayor Hays fails to give required state-of-city addressCity ordered to refund tax of $2 .1 millionMayor Hays names 8 dept heads who will stayLeak of traffic ticket info on alderman' s wife no violationMayor Pat Hayes seeks to expand Civil Service CommMayor Patrick Hays rescinds policy on requests for recordsInquiry into leak of Evans traffic ticket was costlyPolice of ficers rej ect city's sala:ey proposalCity writes of f $185.896 in unpaid electric billsParks Director Paul Morris loses jobCity to pay for trip by Mayor Patrick Hayes to NYCity deserves another ..ame. Mayor Patrick Henry Hays saysRobert N Voyles named planning director for cityRe sidents voice feel ings on possible name change for cityName change idea cheered, jeered in NLRNew name for city is hot topicMayor Patrick Hays interviewed on name change proposalMayor Hays convinced to drop idea of changing name of NLRMayor Patrick Hays practicing la.w on city timeAnnexation of areas north and northwest of city proposedMap shCMs areas proposed for annexationOak Grove, Crystal Hill residents oppose annexation to NLRAnnexation foes make voices heard at meetingMayor Hays gives annexation foes what they wantMayor Patrick Hays wants election on property tax increaseAldennen approve call for tax voteRise in millage rate proposed by City CouncilVoters rej ect taxes for several proposed proj ectsMayor Patrick Henry Hays not down over tax increase defeatBudget for 1990 contains no money for raises. equipmentCity ordered to refund bond nomey not used for drainage workCity to ask Supreme Ct to reconsider order to refund taxCity may be liable for $300,000 in bias suitMayor Patrick Hays spending at faster pace than did HartwickMayor Patrick Hays takes exception to Gazette articleNORTH LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educationsee Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsNOTARIES PUBLICOlf.0&/89 A09 1Olfl lf.89 AOl 401-/11/89 AOl 401/,12/,89 BOl 601/;12p89 BOB 101l13/;89 BOl 5Olf,14/;89 B06 301/.25/,89 B08 1Olf.26/.89 BOl 602/081,89 B04 103/.07/89 B02 203109/89 B04 103/09/;89 B04 103/:.13189 BOl 104/,07/P,9 B04 104/;29-/,89 B04 106/09-/.89 B04 106/,14/.89 BOl 507/16/.89 BOl 407/16/89 BOS 107/:17/,89 BOS 407/.18A89 B02 107/19-/89 B02 507/.20/89 BOl 107/20-/:89 BOl 407/,27/8 9 BOB 30&/;29-/:89 BOl 608{;30/89 B02 109/12/89 BOS 309-/;13/.89 B06 109/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNUDISM AND NUDITYSpringdale City Council modifies ban on topless dancingNUNN, SAMSenator Nunn makes quick tour of Little Rock Air Force BaseSummarizes state of the world as 1 future shock'NURSINGsee Colleges F24NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee Nursing HomesNURSING HOMESsee also Medical Services Corpsee also Medicine and Healthsee also Mental Health and Disorderssee also Pride House Care CorpArk Nursing Homes Assn renamed Ark Health Care AssnFederal agency asked to approve repts by Atty Gen Steve ClarkKay Koehler article on qualities of a good nursing homeNursing home legisl ation filed in LegisBills on nursing homes fail to ge t out of Senate committeeSenate panel endorses more of Steve Clark's billsNew law (Act 663,664, 665) outlined brieflyMoratorium on new beds liftedBeverly Enterprises sells its 37 homes in ArkNew per-bed tax to be passed on to clientsState Rep Cliff Hoffman appalled that taxes passed to clientsDeath of Ouachita Valley Rest Home patient draws jury probeMissing patient leads to arrest of Ouachita Valley orderlyOuachita Valley Nursing Home to closeOuachita Valley Rest Home agrees to remove patients, closeGrand Jury to focus on death of Dossie Cox at Ouachita ValleyOuachita Valley Nursing Center not indicted by Grand JurySuit accuses Doctor' s Nursing Center of negligenceThirteen homes win approval for expansionNursing home aides convicted of abuse of residentsBeverly Enterprises pressured to move headquarters to LRBeverly Enterprises may consider move to LRNLR residents oppose building home on McCain BlvdNursing homes for children proposedOuachita Valley sued in death of patient who wandered awayAbout 300 mentally ill or retarded patients to be movedMove of Mercy Nursing Home from McAlmont to NLR standsNursing home worker convicted of striking two residentsBeverly chain of 3 2 banes may be bought by Ark interestsNWFX INCFunds orde red turned over to pay money order buyers0 K INDU STRIES INCFort Smith firm' s expansion to add 200 jobsO'NEILL, CRAIGsee also Radio01 ROURKE, FRANCISsee also Murders - O' Rourke , FrancisO'ROURKE, MICHAELsee also Murders - O'Rourke , FrancisOARK SCHOOL DISTRICTOlM19-/.89 BOl 208/19-/ 89 B02 5Ol/OV89 COl 101/;03/.89 B02 201/05/89 BOS 101/24/.89 A06 202/.02p89 A07 103/.02/;89 A06 203/:27 /-89 B06 404/;13/89 BOl 506/09-/;8 9 COl 206/,17/;89 B04 306/.17/89 B04 307f,02-/:89 BOl 207/111{189 BOl 207/14/:89 B04 207/15-/:89 BOl 507 /21/89 BOl 408/.0U89 B03 408/;12/89 BOS 308/3 1/89 BOS 109-/,02-/;89 B03 109-/03/89 F02 409/;06/89 COl 209/08/;89 B09 310/.24/,89 EOl 111/21{;89 B03 111/,30-/89 BO 8 11 1-/;30-/89 COl 212/20/89 BOS 112/24/,89 B04 101/·17/.89 BOl 206/;1489 COl 5180

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Education Ag27OAS IS RENEWAL CENTERMaj or interdenominational center to be built in west LRDirector Carol Smel ley discusses proj ect and program.OB I'l1JARIESsee DeathsOBSCENITYsee Pornography and ObscenityOCEAN DRILLING AND EXPLORATION COsee also Murphy Oil CoODEN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education J a8ODOM. JESS Psee also InsuranceOFFI CE BUILDINGSsee Buildings and Offices. Govtsee Buildings and OfficesOIL AND GASsee also Explosives and Explosionssee also Politics and Govtsee also Pollutionsee also Public UtilitiesSouthwestern Energy Co gets Fort Chaffee oil. gas leasesChart shows avg price for natural gas in ArkArkla and Coastal plan to build 200-mile gas pipelineUse of butane in Ark declining rapidlyMapco Gas and Buckeye Gas accused of fixing price of LP gasArkla Gas seeks rate increase for out-of-state customersJury acquits al l in alleged LPG price-fixing caseArkla tries to resolve allegations over 155-mile pipelineArkla sold acreage in gas field to Jerry Jones in 1982Statistics on oil production in Ark as shOW"n by tax receiptsArkla customers should see decrease in gas billsArkla agrees to supply new trasmis sion line with gasOuachita Mountains may contain huge oil and gas reservesArkansas Gas Consumers asks to enter PSC hearingPSC rules Arkansas Gas Consumers must identify membersArkla bills to be cut by $16 per year by PSC orderArkla customers may get a refund if rul ing stands up in ctExplosion. fire at gas-drilling rig at Ozark inj ures fourArkoma pipeline to cross ArkansasRanking of gas rates by Arkansas companiesSouthwestern Engergy of FayetteviJ.le seeks rate increaseArkla Inc. Ark Heritage Comm oppose planned NOARK pipelineNOARK Pipeline System would be built by Southwestern EnergyMaj or gas find made at Fort Chaffee by Southwestern EnergySouthwest Energy mum on gas find at Fort ChaffeeOil and gas lease auction nets state about $1 .3 millionPropane supply runs lO'N as cold wave :raises demandOil.. TROUGHEx-Fire Chief chgd with $11000 theft of dept fundsOLSEN. CARLsee also Substance AbuseONE MOORE FORD05f17{-B9 AOl 205/.27#39 E02 201/11/89 COl 101/16/;89 COl 103-/,02/89 COl 204/;Q9f,89 FOl 204/,19/89 AlO 104pl9-f89 COl 50506/89 AOl 206f2()-/-89 COl 206/,25/,89 AOl 306/26/.89 COl 107/04/; 89 COl 408/05/89 COl 208/'.;08/89 B03 l08-/;09/89 BO l 508-/,09·/.89 B01 509/09-/.89 C02 109-/,19/,89 COl 209-/;2&/,89 B03 311/:02/89 C02 111/.08-/89 A09 11 l/;08-/.89 COl 211/:29-f.89 C02 111/:29-/,89 C02 112108/89 COl 112/09-/,89 COl 212f13/.89 COl 212/23-/89 COl 202/:15/89 A06 1181

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also AutomobilesONE NATIONAL BANKsee BanksOPERAArkansas Opera Theatre is new Opera Theatre at WildwoodOPTOMETRYsee Disease and Illnesssee Medicine and HealthORGAN TRANSPLANT FUND INCsee Disease and IllnessORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBSChenal Country Club taking shape in west Little RockORPHAN TRAINSecond reunion of Orphan Train riders held at FayettevilleOSBORNE, HILDAHonored by ACLUOSCEOLAsee also Economic Conditions and TrendsOSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Education Jal 6OSTRICHESsee also Robberies and TheftsMartin Derrick Ostrich Fann at Searcy is big businessOTTER CREEK MALLsee Retail StoresOUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITYsee BasketballOUACHITA OOUNTYsee also PoliceArticle on Sheriff Jack Dews and his grandfather, HezekiahOUACHITA NATIONAL FORESTsee Forests and Forestrysee Mines and MineralsOUAOHTA RIVERsee RiversOVEREATERS ANONYMOUSsee Weight and Weight ControlGlEN, JIMsee also EducationOZARK HIGHLANDS TRAIL. see Parks , Recreation and TourismOZARK NATIONAL FORESTsee Forests and ForestryP A M TRANSPORTATION SERVICES INCBaytree Investors Inc made offer on P A M for a clientICC asks P A M suspension f:ran careying hazardous cargoDeparture of co-founde r Robert W Weaver started firm declieProspective buyer wants price cutBuyout talks collapsePaul A Maestri may bail out P A MRobert W Weaver, 39 returns as president and CEOPAM gets satisfactoty safety atingPALEONTOLOOYsee Fossils12/17/,89 EOl 507/,02/89 FOl 210{08/:89 BOl 111/.;05/.89 AOS 202/,2&/,89 EOl 102f26/;.89 B02 102/14A89 COl 207-/;l/;.89 C02 409-/03/89 FOl 2Oh09/.89 COl 20%23/-89 COl 209-/;26/;89 COl 209/,27 f,89 COl 510-f07/;89 C02 1182

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPALESTINE-WHEATI.EY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap26 N29PANGBURNJudge voids vote approving annexation of area to cityPARACHUTE JUMPINGCarlos L Crisp participates in skydiving event in BaliFARP.GOULDsee also TelevisionPARAGOULD DAILY PRESSsee also NewspapersPARDON AND PAROLE BOARD (ARK)see PrisonsPARKE RSON, JOHNsee also Traffic AccidentsPARKING METERSSolar-powered meters made at Russellville, tested at LRSolar meters flawed, will be removed from LR streetsPARKING VIOLATIONSAbout 1,000 drivers at LR owe more than $200 each for ticketsLR Munic Judge Bill Watt cracking down on delinquent ticketsTop 45 on Judge Bill Watt 's list of delinquent ticketsMunicipal Judge Bill Watt offers hal f-price on ticketsTraffic fine leniency good policy, Judge Bill Watt saysPARKS AND TOURISM DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Parks , Recreation and TourismDirector Jo Luck Wilson resigns for job with Heifer Proj ectPARKS , DONsee also BanksPARKS , RECREATION AND TOURISMsee also Archeology and Anthropologysee also Wilderness and Natural AreasMount Magaz ine called a unique place in ArkMount Magazine is home to rare speciesState seeks balance conservation, recreation at Mt Magaz ineDr Gary Tucker commnts on state 's plans for Mount Magaz ineDr Chris Carlton opposes development of Mount Magaz ineList of areas in Ark that would be closed under Reagan budgetRep Bob Teague has 51 sponsors for tourism tax measureLeisure activities tax measure introduced in LegisSenate passes tourism tax billTourism tax breezes through both houses of LegislatureArticle on Eureka Springs in winter seasonSenate gives unanimous support for 2 pct tourism taxBill for tourism tax sent to Gov Cl intonNLR aldermen want warning signs about cliffs in Emerald ParkBuffalo National River Comm formed by state LegislatureChalk Bluff Park site of Civil War battleFight erupts in Legis over plan to cut Tourism Dept fundsAlum Cove Natural Bridge Recreation Area is specialMap shows location of state 's 44 parksBlanchard Springs Cavern provides spectacular sightsGovernor' s Conf on Tourism to be held at JonesboroStatistics on Ark tourismQuestion arises on location for park in western Little Rock08-h03/B9 B03 308/31/;89 EOl 204/15/,89 AOl 209-/;20-/,89 BOS 111/.1489 AOl 211/.14/89 AO l 211/:14/.89 AOl 211/22/89 BOl 511/27 /B9 BOl 106/02/89 B02 201/08-/;89 B04 101/.08/,89 B04 101/08-/89 B04 101/08-/;89 B04 501/08/. 89 BOS 401/11/,89 DOB 401{17/89 A0 6 201/:18-/.; 89 A04 2Ol/26/.S9 A04 501/27 -/-B9 AOS 101/;31/89 EOl 102/01/89 A09 302/03/89 A04 202/:10/89 BOl 202/,17/89 A04 102/26/89 D14 103/10/89 AlO 303/191-89 L02 203/,19-t.89 L02 203/,19/89 L03 104:l0 2f89 BOS 104/0 2/;89 BOS 104/-04/;89 B02 1183

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTourism rose by 3.8 pct in 1988, Governor' s Conf toldNLR officials defend improvements. cost of Burns Park golfAgreement signed for park on Mount MagazineLittle Rock's newest park honors Werner C KnoopDescription of scenic drive along state highway 74Roundtable discussion on pranoting state's tourist tradeDestinations '89 (feature on pl aces to visit in Ark)Arkansas tourism brings in $2 billionUS Interior Dept turns down plan for diamond mining at parkDescription of Lost Valley area of Buffalo National RiverTourists find 3.7S carat diamond at Crater of DiamondsState Parks Division knows mission, Richard W Davies saysFeature article on Ozark Highlands TrailFeature on Arkansas diamond crater and mineFeature on Crater of Diamonds and proposed mining activitiesList of largest diam.ends found at Crater of DiamondsSkateboard ramp creates controversy in BatesvilleDiamond mining proposal not deadTourism figures on jobs and expenditures in stateTourism gr

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMining companies to pay for drilling at Crater of DiamondsTourism efforts fail rural women. study findsDelta area tourism opportunities being utilizedTourists eager to tour fas in East Arkansas del ta countryVisits to Hot Springs National Park show increaseNLR' s Vestal View Park rediscovered after six yearsHearing held on devel opment of Mount Magaz ineDebate over diamond mining continuesNLR finds another lost park. Louis Altheimer Memorial ParkPAROLEsee Murders - Greerwalt. Morrissee Murders - Kisner. Kennysee Murders - Michel. Dav idsee Murde rs - Powell. Russell Kellysee Murders - Sande din. Lavernesee Murders - Wiliker. Kenneth Wsee PrisonsPAROLE AND COMMUNITY REHAB ILITATION BOARD (ARK)see PrisonsPARSONS. JIMsee also Educationsee also Secretary of State (Ark)PARTIES AND DANCESGovernor's Mansion comes alive for Governor's BallPATRIOTISMDuane Mccampbell essay on true patriotismPATTERSON. JOHNsee also Simmons Family MurdersPATTERSON. LOUISE HEISKELLsee also World War IIPAVILION IN THE PARKsee Retail StoresPEA RIDJE SCHOOL DISTRIGrsee Education 018PEACE CENTER. ARKAN SASsee also Defenses and Armed Forcessee also Murders - Ma.son. Marj orie LPEACE LINKSsee International RelationsPEACE THROUGH STRENGTHsee Education Fl4see World War IIPEANUTSsee AgriculturePENDERGRAFT• TERRYsee also Cul tu:Ee and the ArtsPENSION RW IEW BOARD (ARK)see also Government Employees and OfficialsPENTECOSTAL CHURQIsee also Wages and SalariesPEPSICOLA BOTTLING COsee also Mid-South Bottling CoPERIODICALSNew periodical ''Living Longer-/;Feel ing Better" published11·/il 7/;89 BOl 51 l/HM89 C01 211/29/89 COB 111/,29/. 89 COB 112/04{-.89 B03 112/;06A89 BOl 3l 2/;06/89 B06 112/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COL"Southern Magaz ine" to be sold to Time subsidiaryNew owner moving "Southern Magaz ine" to BirminghamSuccess brought new ownership for "Southern Magazine""Arkansas Fam. and Country " fills void for fam.ers, ranchersPERRY COUNTYsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsPERRY, EUGENE WALLACEsee also Murders - Staton, KennethPERRYV ILLEFriendly, honest town has share of controversyPETIT JEAN POULTRY INCFirm to build plant in OklahomaPETROLEUM PRODU CTSsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsGasoline prices climb after tanker spill in AlaskaSe"?Vice station tanks rise as heavy rains continueGasoline prices shoot up in ArkJump in gasol ine prices being probed by Attorney GeneralPETSsee AnimalsPHANTOMSsee ApparitionsPHARMACIES AND PHARMACISTSsee Drugs and Drug TradePHELPS, NATASHA LYNNsee also Murders - Phelps, Natasha LynnPHILANTHROPYsee also United Way of Pulaski CountyFour receive awards for ph ilanthropic workPHILLIPS COMPANYsee also Food and Groce ry StoresPHILLIPS COUNTYsee also Politics and GovtPHILLIPS PRO-CELEBRITY CHARITY CLASSICStar-studded classic was a successPHILLIPS, FREDERICK SANDFORDsee Av iationPHILLIPS, JOHNArticle on Citiz en of the YearNamed March of Dimes Citizen of the YearPHOTOGRAPHYsee also Prescott, Carroll EugenePIAZZA, CHRISsee also Murders D16Pll.GRIM INDU STRIESPilgrim' s Pride plant at De Queen expands, adds jobsPINE BLUFFsee also Arkansassee also Courts, State and Localsee also PoliceSaenger Theater renovation planned in downtown rej uvenationVote set on renovation of Saenger TheaterVoters rej ect tax for theater repairsCity seeks to clean up, redevel op downtown area03/04/;89 COl 203/;l&/;89 C02 104/,03/.89 COl 21213/89 C03 103/13/,89 BOl 110/.13#39 COl 504/;05f.89 AOl 206f09-/i89 BOl 212/:;25M89 AOl 212/:30/89 AOl 511/.15-/;89 C02l06/.26/.89 EOl 102/.26/;89 EOl 203/,02/89 BOl 202/,17/.89 COl 103/.19-/.89 BOS 107-/-.16/-.89 BOt 607/;1'}/89 B03 608/.21-h89 B02 1186

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCity gets tough on del inquent municipal finesCrackdown on delinnquent fines nets 150 arrests, $17,108Lawsuit spurs move to improve downtOilnPINE BLUFF ARSENALsee Defenses and A%tlled ForcesPINE BLUFF LAKEsee Pollution Jy3 N28 D2PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap30 Jy29 05 Dl3 D24 014PIPELINESsee also Oil and Gassee also PollutionPLAINVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also Education Ja18PLANNED PARENTHOODsee also Birth Control and AbortionPLANNINGsee Economic Conditions and TrendsPLANNING, AREAsee Area PlanningPLANTSThistles are a problem to Arkansas cattlemenLoosestrife is plague that shoul d be eradicatedPLANTS, FOSSILsee FossilsPLEDGER, JIMsee also Finance and Administration Department (Ark)see also Governor (Ark)POAClIINGsee WildlifePOETRYGrady Creasey salute to flag acknowledged by Barbara BushPOINSETTIASsee FlowersPOKE SALETsee FoodPOLES IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent GroupsPOLICEsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also Governor (Ark)see also Little Rocksee also Murders - Bailey, F Glensee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence Raysee al so Shootingssee also Substance AbuseIndependence Sheriff David Hunter £ires 10, hires bis fatherState Police of ficer shoots James J Kelly near LamarJames J Kelly is a fugitive from state Correction DeptLittle Rock holds fim. at 4.5 pct raise for pol iceShooting of James J Kelly by state pol iceman ruled justifiedRole of the constable in law enforcementUnlawful arrest suit filed against LR' s ''East End Raiders"Pulaski Co Sheriff's office alters patrol pol icy09-/;23{.89 B01 509-/, 26/,89 B03 212/;29-/.89 B03 508-/20-/i89 FOl 210{19-/;89 EOl 211{2&/,89 EOl 101/:0 2/;89 BOl01/,0 2{;8 9 BO 101{03/,89 B0201/04-89 BOlOlf.04/.:89 B0601/.09-/89 BOlOlf.12/;.89 BOS01/,13-A89 A0156121152187

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPulaski Co patrol plan for deputies clarified Ol/;14/.89 BOl 5Com.plaints against Maumelle Chief Norman Moseley listed Ol/i21{;89 BOl 2State Police Director Goodwin reprimanded by Gov Clinton 02/.03/.89 BOl 2State Police Director Tommy Goodwin has Clinton's confidence 02/03/.89 BOl 2FBI returns tapes in Jess P Hale case 02/:08/· 89 BOl 6Traffic accident reconstruction is part of work of teams 02/,10f89 B07 1Report released to Maumelle Police Chief, but not to public 0225/,89 B04 1NLR police subj ect of inquiry 02/125/89 B04 6Inqui%Y of NLR Dept halted for more guidance 02t26/;89 B05 3Maumel le reinstates two officers 02{,2&A89 BOl 2NLR Police Chief says he never got formal complaint 02/2&/1 89 BOl 5Maumel le inquiry to bring no criminal charges 03/.01/'89 B02 1Maumelle atty releases 113-page :rept on city police 03/0289 BOl 2Videotapes of LR Police Chief Hale taking money not altered 03/02t89 BOl 4Maumel le dispute continues as two of fice rs suspended 03/,03/.89 BOl 6Maumel le Chief Norman Moseley fired 0307f89 BOl 2Six Maumel le public safety employees fired 03/10!t/;89 Al l 1Maumel le of ficers work 24-hr shifts after 6 officers fired 03{.10-/89 BOl 2Four Texarkana officers suspended for sexual misconduct 03/2&/.89 BOl 5NLR Chief Dale B'I'Uce plans to retire 03/;29/.89 BOl 2Ex-inmate says he helped Norman Moseley move items fran home 04/;07/:89 B04 lLR Chief Louie Caudell plans shift change for police 04tO&f.89 BOl 5Maumel le Chief Norman Moseley 's dismissal overturned 04/;09/.89 A1 2 4New state law bars Civil Service Comm fran dept operations 04pl689 B04 1LR Chief Caudill issues list of needs 04/.2589 BOl 2LR Chief Caudell wants 105 more employees in three years 04/,26/89 B03 1Pulaski County agencies agree on pursuit policy 04/i26/89 B03 1LR Police Chief Louie Caudell has big plans for department 04l30-f89 BOl 2Arkansas State Troopers lOW'est paid of any other state 05/.02/89 AOl 2Low pay does not hurt quality of work. ASP Director says 05/02/;89 AOl 2Arkansas Sheriffs Assn warns drug tide must be turned Of.0/;89 BOl 2Evidence planted on suspect by Larry Dill. former deputy says 05/,06/:89 BOl 5Allegations of planted evidence ridiculous, Larry Dill says 05/109/,89 B02 1NLR Ch ief Dale Bruce say s time has come for him to leave 05/11/89 BOl 4NLR Acting Chief apptd too hur ridly. some say 05/13/89 BOl 5Twelve NLR officers apply for interim chief OStl/.89 B02 1Former NLR of ficer Donnell Luckie admits sexual encounter 05/.24/.89 BOl 2Cooway Chief Vonnie Taylor resigns 05{24f89 BOl 6LR Police Dept works to improve relations with minorities 05/;30-A89 A04 1Special report on police work out in the communities 05/;30-A89 A04 1Ex-Conway officer R L McMillen convicted in theft case 06/:02/.89 B02 6State Police troopers honored for extra effort 06/04/;89 B03 1State chapter of FOP may be short by $50.000 in account 06/,10/.89 B02 lCertification of about 80 LR police officeres in question 0611/89 B02 1Psychological tests given state and LR pol ice to meet rule 06114/89 B02 1Fraternal Order of Police fund is short by $50.000 06/,22/.89 BOl 2Pine Bluff to pay 240 people in jail strip-search lawsuit 06/;2&/;89 B02 1Intensity of police work varies widely 07/.10-/89 EOl 1LR Police Dept employs overlapping patrol shifts to advantage 07/13/89 BOB 3Ouachita Co Deputy Michael Dews accused of theft. bribery 07/;lf89 B04 6Rep Bill Walker pushes chg that LR officer pointed gun at him 07/28/;89 BOl 2Supreme Ct ruled police not meeting standards not policemen 0&/;07fB9 BOl 5NLR alderman wants to establ ish 4-yr term for police chief 08/.10-/89 BOl 2Charging suspects a fee for arrest warrant called illegal 0&/;10f89 BOB 3188

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNLR Civil Service Comm wants no limit on tenn of police chiefNLR will not restrict tenn of Police ChiefHelena Police Chief cites low staffing in resignationRuling requires psychological tests for policemenLR police needs $1 . 2 million more to respond to eveey callLR Dept to tighten belt. reduce some servicesQualifications of pol ice to be left out of personnel filesAllegations made that state trooper broke neck of manGary Rhode s is man Trooper Donnie Ande rson allegedly inj uredAccount of arrest of Gary Rhode s by Trooper Donnie Ande rsonGary Rhodes dies; State Trooper Donnie Ande rson put on leaveJohnson County Sheriff has had biz arre casesGuy Randall Rhodes died of spinal inj uries. John Bynum say sGrand Jury likely to probe death of Gary RhodesState Police Comm held hearing on Boren-Hawkins controversyState Rep Bruce Hawkins • conversation secretly tapedState Trooper Sam Boren faces transfer after secret tapingTicket-fixing not motive for meeting with Boren, Hawkins saysTestimony on Boren-Hawkins case mentions Conway Co politicsLittle Rock and FOP talks produce accord, but FOP unhappyTommy Goodwin says politics not behind Sa.m Boren' s transferAnalyst for police, firemen say LR should take on more debtLittle Rock FOP rej ects contract proposal by cityLR police protest pay , call in sickState Police help patrol LR during pol ice 'blue flu ' actionLittle Rock FOP of ficial says 'sickness' lets public knowLittle Rock city directors vow not to bow to pressureState Rep Bruce Hawkins def ends his actions in Boren caseLR Mayor mildly scolds police offers for disruptionLittle Rock officers return to workEvidence in fire barred because pol ice did not meet standardsLR City Mgr Tom Dalton warns against more 'blue flu ' attacksLittle Rock police rej ect city's contract offerProsecutor Chris Piazza wants teeth in police standardsGrand Jury takes look at site where Gary Rhode s was arrestedLittle Rock FOP seeks ouster of LR City Mgr Tom DaltonWitnesses stick to story about arrest of Gary RhodesFormer Conway officer Randy Leach denies planning robbezyState Police Trooper Donnie Anderson cleared in Rhodes deathFormer Conway officer Randy Leach cot111icted of conspiracyHigh-ranking Pulaski Sheriff' s deputy not hired by guidelinesLittle Rock police pay about in middle among six citiesAutopsy findings on Ga:r:y Rhodes summariz ed by John BynumLR policemen. firmen seek ouster of City Mgr Tom DaltonLR police union requests city financial dataState sen Cliff Hoofman wants law on police standards revisedState Trooper Donnie Anderson returns to workJury findings in death of Gary Rhodes ange r Coal HillLR FOP releases findings on expenditures by cityLR officials, FOP at odds over using mediator in talksHarrison police, Boone County sheriff car:r:y on disputeRon Painter shot, killed by Randol ph County policeState Police conducting routine study of shooting of PainterThree FOP members sue LR over spending of money for facades08/llf.89 BOl 208-/.15/89 B02 108{18/;89 B07 108-,1,26/:89 BOl 208/,27 /,89 B04 l08{:29{89 AOl 209/01/,89 BOl 509-/08/;89 AOl 209-/.08-/89 AOl 209-/,09-/89 AOl 209/0%89 AOl 209/1 1/-89 BOB 109-/;l 2/;89 BOl .s09/;19{89 BOl 209-f,29-/, 89 AOl 209/29-/.89 AOl 209-/:29-/;89 AOl 209-/,2 9-/ 89 AO 1 209{.29/-89 A06 509{;291.89 BOl 509-/;30-/89 AOl 610-/01/89 BOl 110/,02/89 BOl 4lOf.03/;89 AOl 210/03/i89 AOl 210-f03/89 A08 110/03/89 A08 110-f03/89 BOS 310-/04/;89 AOl 210/04/,89 AOl 210f04/i89 BOl 1l(>-f04-/J89 BOl 110/05/:89 BOl l10/05/,89 BOl 410-/:05-/.89 BOS 210/.06/89 BOl 110/06/.89 BOl 610-/06/89 B03 110/07/:89 AOl 2HM07/;89 BOl 110-/07/:.89 BOl 110/:08-/;89 AOl 210/08-/;89 BOl 110/09/89 BOl 4lo-/;11/89 BOl 210-/.11{89 BOl 210/13/;89 BOl 5lOf 16/.89 AOl 2lOf.17/89 B02 11()/,18/;89 AOl 41C¥21>/:8 9 B03 4lOf.26/89 BOl 410/,.27/89 BOl 210-/:27/.-89 BOl 2189

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLState police group says Gov Clinton lied to them on pay raiseState police will not get pay raise this legis sessionState police will not ge t funds from Legis to replace carsThree Jacksonville officers accused of sexual misconductNo NLR candidates among final ists for police chiefState Police slowed by aging car fleetFour NLR candidates for chief charge consultant unfairSen Max Howell says Legis not made aw are of car fleet needsNLR police petition asks all applicants be consideredNLR' s new police chief is William P NolanNLR' s new chief William P Nolan de scribed as innovativeNew chief at Conway is Timothy DaleyNo chgs expected in fatal shooting by Fort Smith of ficerRelease of money assures State Police 134 new carsFort Smith police officer cleared in shooting of Terry DoddLR union promise to defeat City Directors at pollsLR police negotiator hints at resignations in disputeHarrison police chief and Boone County sheriff at oddsLR wants FOP to repudiate critical remarks about officialsLR officer Grady Anthony says race factor in promotion denialJudge refuses to order LR police to promote Grady AnthonyLittle Rock FOP spurns city's offer on contractComplaints made over phone drive tactics of FOPLR police union is lone holdout in signing contractsLR police and city cannot agree, contract talks endLR police discuss strike, official saysLR police will not strike in wage dispute with cityPOLICE, ARKAN SAS STATEsee PolicePOLICE, FRATERNAL ORDER OFsee PolicePOLITICAL ANIMALS CLUBClub hears sel!mon-like talk by Repr David MatthewsPOLITICS AND GOVTsee also Governor (Ark)see also Laborsee also Lieutenant GoveEnor (Ark)see also Pride House Care Corpsee also Pulaski Countysee also United Arkansas CorpArkansas-Oklahoma Gas Co opposes severance tax riseProposal to raise natural gas severance tax faces oppositionDrive on for motor fuel tax rise to have first considerationBusiness social circuit part of duty , many legislators sayLawmakers flock to Poul try Federation rs I Chicken House IRep John Miller says public, legis not sold on Gov's programGov Bill Clinton wants his revenue package passed firstScientific poll shows people like Gov Clinton's proposalsSurvey of opinion on Gov Bill Clinton' s legis programLegislative session likely to be run-of-the millGeneral Assembly faces long agendaMaj or items on agenda for legislative actionHalf of respondents in poll want new governor in 1990Poll shows 70 pct favor Gov Clinton's tax program10-/2W,89 BOS 111/,03/89 Al 1 311/.04/.89 A13 1lli09/;89 B04 411/;10/89 BOl 211/12/89 AOl 211/,14/.89 BOl 211/;16{89 A09 1llf17/;89 BOl 211/211.89 AOl 211/22/;89 BOl 21lf.22{;89 B03 411/,2&/.89 B03 3l lf.28/89 BOS 611/:29/89 B03 412/06/89 AOl 512-/,07/89 AOl 212/,11/;89 BOl 412/15-/89 BOl 212/15-/;89 BOS 112f 16/;89 B09 112/il9/:89 BOS S12/23/.89 B02 112/24/.89 BOl 212/,29-/89 AOl 212/30-/89 AOl 212/31/.89 AOl 502/,16/89 BOl 1OlhOl/;89 B02 101/01/.89 B02 101/.02/89 AOl 201/.02/:89 BOl 501{;02/.89 BOl 501{05/.89 BO! 1Ol/106/,89 BOl 101/.07/89 AOl 501/:08-/89 AOl 201/:08/.89 AOl 501/08/;89 Al O 101/,Q&/89 Al 0 1Ol/;08-f,89 AlO 40108-/89 Al O 4190

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDemographics of 1989 Legislature1989 session of Legislature expected to be toughKey members of Legislature listedGov Bill Clinton credits Legislature with state progressGov Bill Clinton discusses previous legislative sessionsHaw special interests get their taxes loweredLegislative agenda is roundtable subj ectLobbyist law take s effectGov Bill Clinton :ready for legislative sessionGov Bill Clinton says he won't drop school issuesUnforgettable legislative sessions of the past 10 yearsRep Jim Keet finds much to like in Gov Clinton's programPeople helped by programs he wants passed assist Gov ClintonBill Clinton asks Legislature to put people ahead of roadsHighway Comm members comment on fuel tax bill introductionFamilies of Senators on legislative payroll for 1989 sessionSample of legislative reaction to Gov Clinton's programLobbyist registration goes smoothly as 13S file formsLegislators get county breakdown of taxpayers by :incomeJohn Brummett column on roads vs schoolsHighway finance bill beats Gov Clinton' s proposals to LegisSecond poll shows voters favor education over highwaysList of highest-paid Ark Senate and House employeesPoultry Federation party for lawmakers excluded reportersA+Arkansas poll shows school plan favored over roadsGov Clinton attempting to heal legislators ' wounds. rept saysBill Clinton wins first crack at his tax plan in LegisJohn Brummett column on Poultry Federation retreat for LegisGov Clinton links his legis program to state 's futureRepr Jodie Mahony gets 35 pledges to delay gas tax voteRepr John Lipton pushing ahead with gasol ine tax planCharter prevents legis ay break for Martin L King holidayList of bills introduced in LegisCom.promise talk on gasoline tax hike gets quick rejectionGov Bill Clinton favors gasoline tax rise for road programSenator Jack Gibson leads way on gasoline tax hikeGasoline fee. food sales tax equally fair, column contendsPoll of business shews support for fuel tax. sales taxGov Bill Clinton's balanced budget exceeded by legis panelsState GOP panel attacks tax program. makeup of Delta CommArkansans ready for George Bush inaugural festivitiesArk educators to participate in Bush inaugural activitiesLegislative pace quickens as bills pour into hoppersAnother statewide poll favors Gov Clinton's programSeveral bills introduced in LegisMunicipal League. County Judges Assn seek share of fuel taxesGov Clinton takes to radio to promote his program in LegisLabor leader J Bill Becker opposes sales. motor fuel tax riseColumn reminds Ron Ful ler fellOW' Repubs back bill he fightsUnion County ruled liable for hospital bill in shooting caseGov Clinton's tax plan makes a good startSeveral new bills introduced in LegisTeachers join forces with Bill Clinton to promote programJohn F Kennedy inauguration rem.embered by Dr Bessie Moore01/,08/,89 AlO 601/08-t89 All 101/08-f.89 All 101/08/89 Al 1 201/08/89 Al l 201/08-/ 89 All 401/08/.89 cos 101/:09/.89 AOl s01/,09/89 A01 601/:09-/89 A07 101/,09-/,89 A07 101/09-/89 BOS 101/10f89 AOl 201/10-/89 A01 501/10-/89 AOl 501/10-/89 A04 101/10-/89 A04 201/,10-/89 AOS 20110-f.89 AOS 401/10/89 BOl 101/llf.89 AOl 4Olf,l lf.89 A01 401/11/89 A06 101/11/.89 A06 201/11/.89 A07 101/.11/89 BOl 101/12f.89 AOl 501/12-/;89 BOl 1Ol/13f,89 A04 201/13/89 A04 201/,13/89 A04 2Ol/:13t89 AOS 101/13/89 AOS 101/14/.89 A07 101l14/,89 A07 101/14/:89 A07 40 l/15-h89 A03 101/15-A89 B03 1Oll,15/,89 B04 1Ol/15-A89 B04 4Ol/16A89 AOl 501/16/.89 A07 401/;16A89 B02 101/,17/89 AOl 201/17/89 A06 201/17/89 A06 s01/18/;;89 A04 101/18-/.89 A04 101/:18/.89 BOl 1Ol/;18-/:89 BOS 501/.19/.89 A08 201/:19-f. 89 A09 101/19-/. 89 BOl 2Ol/;19-A89 EOl 4191

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLArkansans rate Reagan presidency 01/20-/89 A07 1Plan to remove 264,000 from tax rolls clears committee 01/20-/:89 AlO 2Senate approves limiting governor' s pCJt(J'er to fire Educ dir 01/20-/.89 AlO 2Sales tax exemption for food studied by Legislature Ol/20-p89 AlO 5Arkansans attend Bush inauguration activities 01/20-/.89 A13 1Ed and Lana Bethune entertain guests at Bush inaugural 01/,20-/,89 A13 5Columnist discusses sales tax on food Ol/120-/.89 BOl 1Contributions by health, insurance interests to panel members 01121/,89 A04 2Mildred Tatum, of Little Rock goes to Bush inauguration 01/,21/89 AOS 1Conservative Americans for Public Awareness oppose tax rise 01/21{'8 9 A07 1Food tax exemption would unbalance finance plan. Gov says 01/21/.89 A07 3Arkansans attend Bush inaugural events in Washingt on 01/21/89 A09 5Ethics code explanation awaited by lobbyists. lawm.ake rs 01/22/;89 A03 1Public perception of House of Reps concerns Jodie Mahony 01/22/89 A03 1Some legislators report gift of duck prints fran G&FC 01/,22/,89 A03 5Anne Riley describes George Bush inaugural events 01/22/89 A05 1Sheffield Nelson questions state 's willingness to raise taxes 01/;22/.89 B01 1Tax protestors thr symbolic tea party at state Capitol 01/2289 B01 4Sheffield Nelson cal ls state's educ system total mess 01/22/89 B07 1Sheffield Nelson lists ideas for saving state funds 01/22/89 B07 1Legislators still hiring relatives. with no apologies 01/23/89 AOl 4List of lawmake rs ' relatives employed in Senate and House 01/23/89 A04 4Exemption of food from sales tax opposed by Municipal League 01{24/89 A06 1Sheffield Nelson's ideas of fers little to taxpayers 01/.24189 BOl 1Gov Clinton loses first battle over tax bills in Legis 01/.25/,89 AOl 5Another poll finds support for Clinton education program. 01/25-/:89 AOl 6Poll shOllJ's business disapproves of Clinton tax program 01/25/89 A04 1Ethics legislation opinions issued by Atty Gen Steve Clark 01/25/,89 A04 3Gov Clinton says 'hogwash ' threatens his program 01/25/89 AOS 1Daughter of Sen Max Howell employed by Senate at $91 per day 01/25189 B01 1Repr N B Murphy agrees two state posts are conflict 01/25/89 B03 1Ethics law opinions issued by Atty Gen Steven Clark · 01/26/89 A03 3House exp unges vote on Gov Clinton's income tax bill 01/27/.89 AOS 1Gov Clinton reluctant to sign Oaklawn bill without income tax Ol{,28-f89 AOl2Backers of fuel tax suggest cities propose their own fuel tax 01/28189 AOB 3Cards. letters promote Gov Clinton's program 01/28/89 AOB 6Sheffield Nelson may seek to refer tax rise to voters 01/2&/,89 BOl 1Blacks challenge legislative districting in court suit 01/;2&A89 BOl 2Winston Bryant favors Clinton educ plan, opposes tax 01/28{- 89 BOl 2Oaklam tax break backers dismayed by Gov Clinton' s tactics 01/:29-/;89 AOl 2Usually quiet Rep Lacy Landers much in spotlight this session 01/29-/89 BOl 5List of maj or bills nG11 before Legislature 01/30-/89 B02 3Lawmakers 1 true feelings on taxes to show this week in Legis Oll30-f89 B02 4Cl inton' s tax bill altered9 may bog down over Oak.lawn bill 01/,31189 AOl 5Ethics disclosure deadline may be delayed by Legis 01/31/89 A06 2Amendments seek more expense pay for lawmakers 02/,01/89 A01 6Compromise for fuel tax bill on minds of most supporters 02tO lf89 AOB 2Legis hurridly passes bill to delay financial disclosure 02/101/89 AOB 2Gov Bill Clinton and Frank White chat at Brummett' s dinner 02/,0 1/;89 BOl 1Robert McCord column on Gov Clinton 1 s program 02/01{89 BOS 3Senate panel endorses motor fuel tax rise of 7 cents 0202/89 A06 2Stephens Inc helping Gov Clinton pass income tax bill 02/02/. 89 BOl 1Gov Clinton says his tax reform bill has Stephens Inc support 02/03/-.89 AOl 2Gov Clinton' s support for 4-yr coll at Fort Smith wins votes 02A03f89 AOl 2192

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRepr David Matthews led fight for tax reform in House 02/:03/89 AOl 5Gov Clinton set up defenses to hold vote on tax reform bill 02/:03{89 A04 2Tax reform vote was extraordinaEy thing to watch 02/;03/89 BOl 1Gov Clinton. Atty Gen Clark deny friction between them 02/;04/.89 A04 4Column on legis empl oyment of Sen Max HOfatell's relatives 02/

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLegislators airing new tax proposalsHarsh words exchanged in Senate over abortion billSenator Ben Allen speaks heatedly against abortion measureFinancial disclosure bill on referendums moving in HouseHouse passes 2 bill to put light on campaign financesOpen to compromise on fuel tax, Rep John Lipton saysLobbyists spent at least $253,000 in Janua:tyStatus of Gov Clinton's maj or bills in LegisFew blacks elected to of fice in ArkansasSeveral names listed as possibles for black governorDuring tax stalemate. legislators shift to meddl ing (column)Senator Ben Allen apologizes for outburst during debateSenate proposal for raising revenue called a jokeAlte:mative plans to Gov Clinton' s taxes may not get farRamifications of Barry Fairchild execution discussedMotor fuel tax rise dropped in favor of sales tax on fuelsChance of tax increase legislation slimColumn on Highway Comm switch to request for sales taxGov Bill Clinton change s focus to special legis sessionLobbying on financing of initiated act s intensifiesSenate passes bill to end 'mystery ads ' on referendumsGov Clinton goes to natl meeting during legislative sessionSen Nick Wilson compliments Gov Bill ClintonIdea of making Legis more or less permanent floating aroundIdea of more or less pennanent Legislature being discussedAbout 700 contributed funds to support Gov Clinton's programProposed tax for highway construction dead in LegislatureTommy Robinson considers raising money for governor' s raceRep Bobby Glover loses seat on LJAC. blames Pulaski membersScenarios for 1990 governor 's race explored in columnTom.my Robinson in governor's race is topic of columnNew law changes form for ballot petitionsGov Clinton will veto bills if funding not providedDisclosure of financing of referendum efforts nO'll lawLegislative session extended to March 15Income tax surcharge on Pulaski Co seen as 'grandstanding'Cost of legislature increasingProspects not hopeful for final days of Legis sessionOrval Faubus has advice for Gov Clinton on raising taxesTotal pay of each legislator in Ark listedFive more of Gov Clinton's proposals fal lGov Clinton's plan was too bold for legislature. column say sGov Clinton cal ls his budget a disgraceful disasterAmendments panels in Legis stymied on time to talkLt Gov Winston Bryant refused to veto referendum disclosuresSenators Eugene Canada . Knox Nelson' s tempers flareTrucking lobby was biggest spender last monthBubba Awards listed by columnist John B nunmettJoycelyn Elders blasts state Legis for selling citizensArticle on expensive farewel l parties for legislatorsRobert McCord critical of Pulaski delegation in LegisDave Roberts. Nick Wilson interviewed on poor Legis sessionLegis session of 1909 good example for today . Ledbetter says1989 legis session has been disappointing. lawmakers say02-/;.17{S9 AOl 202/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLLegis panels agree on amdt s to refer to popular vote 03/14f.89 B03 1Legislative session defies words of outrage. column says 03/:15f89 BOl 1House makes big dent in list of budget bills 03/1589 B03 1Strangeness level in legis discussed by John Brummett 03/.16/89 BOl 1House approves Revenue Stabil ization Act 03/16/89 B02 2Gov Bill Clinton works to make vetoes of legislation stick 03/.16/;89 B03 lIndependent candidate filing deadline change d by new law 03t17/S9 B02 5Legisature submits three proposed amdt s for 1990 ballot 03/:17/89 B03 6Gov Clinton accused of high-handed tactics on school bill 031&/;89 A03 3Lobbyist Bob Lamb credited with help in school settlement 03/,18/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton finds several favorable Legis actions 03/ 18/; 89 B02 2Fi:antic lobbying turned tide for Pulaski schools settlement 03/18-/.89 B03 1Revenue Stabilization Act quickly signed by Gov Bill Clinton 03/il&/;89 B03 1Two House members sent votes by fax from island of f Florida 03/:18/:89 B03 5Legislature takes bashing for drifting through session 03f 1fi89 AOl 2Increments in House votes on Pulaski school settlement 03/.19P89 A06 5Intensive lobbying convinced House to back Pulaski settlement 03flA89 A06 5Analysis of performance of several legislators during session 03/;lf89 A08 1List of maj or proposals that died in 77th General Assembly 03{1/.89 A08 5State Senate met privately twice in 1988, Nick Wilson says 03/.19h89 A1 5 1Columnist analyzes House passage of Pulaski settlement bill 03f.19f.89 BOl 1Senate often meets privately. John Brummett writes 03/:22/;89 BOl 1John Brummett lists some of Legislature' s good guy s 03/.23/89 BOl 1Recent legis session called veey productive by Gov Clinton 03/,2589 A06 1Conditions in Ark discussed in lengthy article 03/.26/;89 101 1Disclosure of backers of initiative and referendum nc:w law 03/;27/.89 B06 3Presidential primary in Ark moved to May 03/.27/89 B06 5Special session of Legis expected soon to deal with courts 03/28/89 AOl 2Pay raises for legislators may be illegal 03/.28A89 BOl 1Special. legis session likely to be called in late April 03/29/,89 BOl 5Legislators list their investments 03{3fr/;89 BOl 2Mike Bearden tells why he did not support Governor 's program 04t01{89 C03 1John B rummett questions if Mike Bearden really backed dist 04/04f.89 BOl 1Legislative crew adj ourns regul ar session 04h04p89 BOl 5Political speculation hinge s on Bill Cl inton, T Robinson 04h05/.89 BOl 1Legis session on courts may not be needed, Gov Clinton says 04/;0Y/89 BOl 6Gov Clinton's veto of gun bill already brings heat 04/;08-/89 BOl 1Lobby spending reports summariz ed 04/.1 1{89 B02 1Lobbying tab in March was $195.039 04/:1 21.89 Al l 1Gov Bill Clinton has no plans for special legis session 04tl2t89 BOl 5Fears of renewed fight over Pulaski schools make gov waey 04/,14/.89 BOl 5Gov Clinton, Jack Holt Jr not pushing for special legis meet 0414/89 BOl 5With the Legislature, all politics is local , column say s 041.16/89 COl 1Column mentions need to consolidate sane counties 04t16/.;89 C03 1Ray Thornton now re sistered to vote in Pulaski County 04/;27 fE 9 BOl 1Extraordinary 1990 election awaits state 04t2&h89 BOl lGOP' s Lee Atwater finds ally in state Rep Ben McGee 05{.;11/.89 BOl 2Blacks getting little for their loyalty. Ben McGee says 05/;13/89 BOl 1Gov Clinton. Senator Mike Bearden now agree on need for funds 05/14/.89 COl 1Sen Jack Gibson gets first ethics reprimand under new law 05/;25A89 BOl 2Senator Jack Gibson says he bas been misj udged on ethics 05/.26/;89 B02 5Rep Gus Wingfield says poor folks don't pay taxes or vote 06/;04/;89 BOl lCampaign money to get scrutiny of several groups 06/.07{89 BOl 2Bill Mccuen warns lawmakers to pay Capitol Hill Bldg rent 06/.09-89 B07 1195

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OOLDemocratic leaders take shots at national GOP 06/18-l89 BOl 2Legis session cal led to vote on court-voided appropriations 06/,20{89 AOl 5Special legis session may doom Pulaski school settlement case 06/2/89 A03 3Republ icans may accept real ity this election column says 06/:20/89 BOl 1Pulaski Co desegregation settlement appears doomed in Legis 06{21/89 AOl 5Pulaski Co supts may seek more if settlement scuttled 06/.21/89 AOl 5Legislators singing same messy song, John Brummett writes 06/;21/89 BOl 1Senate revives settlement of Pulaski school desegregation 06/;22/:89 A01 5Sen Nick Wilson not bothered by cause for special legis meet 06/22/,.89 A06 1Amdt by Art Givens may help pass Pulaski school settlement 06/;23/.89 A01 2House rej ects Pulaski schools desegregation settlement 06/23/,89 AOl 2Senate action on Pulaski settlement holds out hope 06/.23/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Cl inton calls House procedure on vote a 'rip-of f' 06{24/89 AOl 2House defeats Pulaski desegregation settlement by one vote 06/2489 AOl 2Pulaski desegregation defeated in confusing Rouse vote 06t24{89 AOl 2Rep N B Murphy refused right to cast oral vote in House 06/;24/89 AOl 2Rep N B Murphy 's key was missing for Pulaski settlement vote 06f24p89 AOl 2House one vote short, but Senate sends settlement to Gov 0624f.89 AOl 5State Rep Bill Kerr calls desegregation discriminatory 06/,24/89 A04 1State Rep William L Walker responds to Bill Kerr's statements 06/,24t89 A04 1Pulaski desegregation settlement in hands of Gov Bill Cl inton 06t24/,89 A04 4Chronology of Pulaski settlement in special legis session 06/24f89 A04 5Gov Bill Clinton to sign questioned Pulaski settlement bill 06/,25/;89 AOl 5Legislators increased their expense pay by $150.00 per month 06{;2A89 A16 1Senator Nick Wilson suffered a few setbacks in legis session 06/25/89 A16 5Legislative raises bogged down one day of special session 06/,25/89 COl 1Walker Lundy asks why Arkansans love to pay so macy lawyers 06/;25/,89 C03 1Columnist on segregationist talk of Bill Kerr 06/;25/89 C03 5Comment on proposal to change campaign law in Ark 06125/89 COS 1Rep Dick Barclay doesn' t kncrN why paired vote was struck 06f.26/89 B06 1Federal Judge Henry Woods asked to approve Pulaski settlement 06/.27/89 AOl 6Consolidation of Ark with other states more compelling now 06/;27/89 BOl 1Judge Henry Woods rej ects Pulaski desegregation settlement 06/2&/89 AOl 2Rej ection of Pulaski settlement to cost state more, Gov says 06/28/; 89 AOl 2Lieut Gov Winston Bryant weighs calling special session 06/3/89 AOl 2Regional sel f-interest splits legis on education bills 06/,3/89 B09 3Winston Beyant thinks Pulaski case settlement would pass nav 07/01/89 BOl 2Republ icans approve party personnel change 07i0/89 BOl 4Judge rul es Pulaski settlement needs only 51 House votes 07/11/89 AOl 2Ruling on legis votes needed for Pulaski settlement appealed 07/,11/89 AOl 2Legislative pay calculated at $24,807 by John Bnunmett 07/13{.89 BOl 1Taxpayers pick up tab on legislators trip to convention 07A1489 AOl 5Pension perks shoul d be added to legislators pay, column say s 07/.14/89 BOl 1Columnist John Brummett finds more petks for legislators 07/1/89 BOl 1John Brummett lists cours es legislators should take 07/!SJ,89 B01 1Senator Nick Wilson shrugs off publicity others would dodge 07/;16/89 B04 2Arkansas lawmakers learning at Southern Legislative Conf 07/,1&/.89 BO! 2Three lawmakers tour modern landfill in Baltimore 07/19-f89 BOl 2Special session of Legislature may be called next week 07/2/89 AOl 5Anti-teen pregnancy ads make impression on Ark lawmakers 07/20/89 B02 1Special session of Legislature called for July 25 07/22/89 AOl 2Legislators have best housing deal in US, survey · shC1>1s 07/,23/89 AOl 2Legislative pay and perks in the 50 states 07/23/89 AD6 5Logistics not biggest task facing special legis session 07/23/89 BOl 1196

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBill Kerr says he did not mean what he said on desegregation 07t23/89 C03 4Rep Bill Ramsey sees no conflict in special interest donation 07/24/.89 AOl 2Increase in state disaster fund to be requested of Legis 07{.25/.89 AOl 2Two issues show need to change Legislature. columnist says 07/-.25-h89 BOl 1Legislators plan to keep expenses low for special session 07/:25/,89 B02 4Two Pulaski desegregation settlement bills clear House 07/:27IS9 AOl 2Heat drive s reps from House chamber as Bobby Glover spoke 07/:27/B9 A06 1Lawmakers refuse to bar voting by fax 07/,27/89 A06 1House votes on settlement of Pulaski desegregation 07/:2&A89 AOl 5Steve Clark. legis meet privately to discuss legis district s 07/.28/89 BOl 2State Republicans nearing parity. Frank White says 07t31/89 BOB 1Not many legislators attend conference at Tulsa 08 10&/89 B02 1Special legis session on education funding placed 'on hold' 08/1091·89 AO! 2Legislators say time not right for session on educ 08{;09-/;89 A03 4Most legislators accept $115 per month increase in expenses O&Allf89 AOl 5Legislators accept money they voted down during session 0&/lc/-89 BOl 2Rep N B Murphy reimbursed twice for only one trip to LR 08/.17/89 B02 lRep N B Murphy 's billing state twice was not illegal 08/.17/.89 B02 lFinancial disclosure law for bds. comms bas disabl ing error O&til&/.89 AOl 2Financial disclosure likely out for local boards and com.ms 081,19{89 AOl 2Rep Jodie Mahony now favors annual sessions of Legislature 08/.25-h89 BOS 6Contempt citation sought for Rep N B Murphy 08/;30-/89 BOS 4PACs role in campaigns would decrease under proposed act Oh08/;89 BOl 2Proposed initiated act would curb influence of money on races 0910&/;89 BOl 2Bipartisan organiz ation pl anning initiated act 09/10/.89 BOl 1Consolidation of counties to total of 34 discussed in article OSM1 2f89 B07 1State Sen Ben Allen donates $6.000 to campaign finance reform 09/13/.89 BOl 2State Senator Mike Kinard will not seek reelection 09f.13f89 B04 4GOP fund-raiser attracts Sheffield Nelson. Tom.my Robinson 09f.15-A89 All 1Resolution-formed interim legis comms illegal . atty gen say s 09/15-/89 BOS 1Politicians take aim at government flab during campaigns 09/:18/;89 BOl 4Arkansas Credit Council has not filed disclosure forms 09/;21/89 BOl 2Legislators repay expenses drawn for illegal panel attendance 09/:23/89 B08 lRep A:r:t Givens seeks atty gen opinion for private clients 09/;24/89 All 5A:r:k would benefit from reduction in agencies. column says 09/24/.89 BOl lGov Bill Clinton to call legis into session Oct 23 0%26/89 AOl 6Drugs . pensions. taxes likely to be on legis session agenda 09h26f89 A05 4Most Arkansans share GOP views. Ken Coon says 09/2&/89 B06 1Black voters ' suit alleges racial bias in districting Legis lOfOl/.89 BO! 6State denies race factor in apportioning legis seats 10/01/89 BOl 6Suit challenging legis districting begins in federal court lOP.03/;89 BOl 5Frank White testifies he voted against legis districting plan 10/04/.89 BOl SRep David Matthews stands alone on support for tax hike 10-/05/;89 BOl 1Testimony in suit by blacks seeking legis dist re-alignment 10/05/-89 BOl 1Gerrymandering to elect blacks OK, Sen Jerry Jewell say s 10/06f.89 BOl 1Judges seek more data on dispute over drawing legis district s 10/07/£9 B03 SSteve Clark says he has no regrets over legis dist plan 10/09-/;89 B02 4Munic Judge Marion Humphrey critices legislative dist plan 10{17/.89 B02 1Special legislative session faces 68-item. agenda lOf.1&89 AOl 2Bill Clinton tells court race ideas changing in Ark 10/l&/89 BOl 5Golf fees for three legislators paid by Blue Cross 1018/.89 B03 4Sen Paul Benham testifies race not factor in legis dists 10/19/,89 BOl 2Lawmaker wants legis redistricting to wait for next census 10/20/89 B09 1List of items in call for special. legislative session grOW"ing 1/:21/89 BOl 5197

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLList of new items added to agenda for special legis session 10-/ 2189 B02 1Steve Clark says legis dist siz e, not race., was issue 10-f,21f89 BOS 1Special legis session ready to wage war against drugs 10-f22f89 AOl 6Roundtable discussion on merits of special legis session 10/.;22f,89 COS 1Rep Bill Kerr takes to streets to ge t publ ic opinion 10/23/89 BOl 1Map given ct showing suggested dists that woul d favor blacks 10-/:24{89 B06 3Gov Bill Clinton' s plans in Legis not panning out lOl-2S/;89 AO l SSumma::y of action in special session 10{25189 A07 1Plantiff wants vote law changes evaluated by US Justice Dept 10/;2/;89 B02 1Articles on action in special legislative session 1026/,89 A07 lLeaderless legis session out of control , John Brummett writes 10-/2689 B01 1Articles summarize action in special legislative session 10f27/.:89 Al2 1Income surtax proposal introduced in special legis session 10/;28/.89 AOl 5Sen Jerry Bookout lists ingredients for successful legis meet 10/.29/;89 AOl 5Prisons may be big winner in special legislative session 10/29/;89 COl 1Mini-Revenue Stabilization Act is bill to watch in legis lo-130-/,89 AOl 2Legislative action on income surtax 10{.31/89 AOl 5Articles on legislative action on bills pending 10-f31/;89 A06 1Articles summariz e action in Legislature 11/01/,89 A09 1Lawmake rs break unspoken pact, seek funds for pet proj ects 11/02/;89 A06 1Summaey of proceedings in special legislative session 11/.02/.89 A06 1Summaey of proceedings in special legislative session 11/02/89 A07 1Legislative comm absenteeism draws rebuke from Jody Mahony llf.02/:89 A07 4Summa::y of legislative proceedings in special session 11/,03/89 All 1Gov Clinton demeans office in deal ing with Legis, column says 11-/:03/89 BOl 1Gov Bill Clinton addresses joint session of legis 11/04f,89 AOl 2Gov Clinton lashes Pulaski lawmakers 's opposition to surtax 11/,04/.89 AOl 2Gov Clinton reminds Pulaski legislators of desegregation help llf04h89 AOl 2Gov Clinton's remarks to Pulaski delegation draws ovation 11/04/.89 AOl 2Some Pulaski Co legislators ange red by Gov Clinton's remarks llf.04/89 AOl 2House votes down funds to fight drug war, then adj ourns 11/04/,89 AOl 6Rep Bill Kerr's anti-drug bill killed by Senate 11/04/;89 Al2 1Senators noted Bill Kerr anti-drug bills do not include funds 11/04/.89 A12 1Summaey of legislative action on bills 11-/.04/;89 Al 2 1Roll call vote in House on defeat of drug war funding bill ll;l04h89 A1 2 6Sen Nick Wilson leaves session early 11/,04/;89 A1 2 6Rep David Matthews gives his last speech as a legislator 11/:04/189 A13 6Some legislators did good work in session, John Brummett says 11/04/.89 BOl 1Rep Bob Teague calls Sen Ben Allen 'paranoid ' 11-/.04/89 BOS 2Legislative sessions take toll on Gov Bill Clinton ll/OsP89 A01 5Odd mix in House of Reps stopped income surtax for drug war ll/;05/,89 A01 5Legislative session' s real story is income surtax vote llfOS/89 BO! 1Govt did little to build people's confidences column says llf.05/,89 C03 1Rep Bill Walker, Sen Neely Cassady critique legis session 11/05/.89 COS 1Gov Clinton continues criticism of defeat of drug wa.r plan 11/06/.89 BOl 1Lobbyist spending at special legis session listed llf14A89 B03 4Lobbyist spending listed in disclosure reports 11/lSf.89 B04 6Gov Clinton vetoes all legislation requiring new money 11{1&/.89 BOl 2Legislators not suffering for vote against surtax 1111/.89 BOl 1Legislators elected to lead, not to fol low, columnist writes llf.19/.89 C03 4Rambunctious GOP enriches Ark political scene, column says 11/.20/,89 B05 1Political party runof f elections struck down in Phillips Co 12f,OlM89 B01 2Skip Rutherford to resign post as Democratic Party chairman 12t08t89 BOl 5State Sen Jay Bradford is Bill Clinton's choice to head Dems 12h09/.89 BOl 1198

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRunoff election rul ing termed 'historic 'State Sen Jay Bradfo%d elected chmn of Ark Democratic PartyCampaign laws in Ark weak, Common Cause say sBribe offered him in Pride House case, Steve Clark say sLobbyist Earl Jones says he offered Steve Clark no bribeSteve Clark says Stephens rep offered $100,000 campaign fundColumn comments on Steve Clark rept of campaign fund offerUtility ol igarchy may not survive current fuss in politicsColumn discusses Earl Jones cal l to Steve ClarkLobbyist Earl Jones Jr refuses comment on b:dbeey claimsLobbyist Earl Jones under investigation for alleged offerLobbyist Earl Jones was 'Mr Clean' legislator in late 1970sLobbyists say little on al legations against Earl JonesArticle on new faces in Democratic and Republican PartyPOLITICS AND GOVT, LOCALsee also Finances and Budgets, GovtPOLK COUNTYJudge declines to call Grand Jury to probe al legationsPOLLAN, CAROLYNsee also Courts, FederalPOLLS, PUBLIC OPINIONsee Public Opinion PollsPOLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOLCGY DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Harbors, Ports and Marinassee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsRandall Mathis named Dept DirectorEnvironmental groups want comm abolished or revampedPOLLUTION, WASTES AND HAZARDOU S MATERIALS12/09-/;89 BOl 212/

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLImporting garbage could aid two river ports in Chicot County 02/06{89 BOl 5Suit seeks halt to Fayetteville ef fluent in Illinois River 02f,06/89 B02 4Odor emissions brings fine for ConAgra plant at El Dorado 02/:0&/.89 COl 1Hearing on out-of-state wastes draws 100 to state Capitol 02/;16/:89 A07 3Sate coul d recycle Yankees' garbage into cash, writer says 03/.01/89 B07 1Committee sends controversial bill on landfills to Senate 03/02/,89 A06 2Senate votes 2-yr ban on importing refuse, expanding fills 03/.03/89 All 1Fayetteville discharge has not affected Illinois River 03/15/89 B06 6New law regul ates solid wastes disposal 03/.16/.89 B03 5Gov Clinton signs bill to restrict out-of-state garbage 03/.24/.89 Al l 1Pulaski Co JPs vote against landfill near Higgs 0329189 BOl 2Arkwood Inc site at Omaha placed on EPA list of hazards 03/.31/89 BOl 2State close to disposal of dioxin at Vertac site 04/,01/89 COB 6Toxic fumes drive Richardson family fran n9" Conway home 04/.07/:89 AOl 2Pine Bluff Arsenal shuts hallucinogen incine rator for probe 04/-14/:89 BOS 3Okla group seeks end to use of Illinois River by Fayetteville 04/115-A89 COS 6State's top 20 air polluters identified 04/;16/:89 AOl 2State ranks 20th in US in toxic chemical air pollution 04-/.16/.89 Al6 1State' s top 20 air polluters, products made and emissions 04/;16/.89 A1 6 lChemical s at Ve:rtac site is topic of roundtable discussion 0416/:89 COS 1LR' s Fourche Creek Treatment Plant working properly 04t2189 B07 1Dioxin levels found at two sites at Jacksonville 04/;22/89 AO l 5Children play on Vertac crane tainted by dioxin 04{22P.89 A03 1Jacksonville residents chal lenge plan to burn dioxin 04{2589 BOl 5Opponents of incineration of Vertac dioxin to file suit 0427/:89 BOl 5State officials want schools checked for radon levels 04/,27/,89 B03 1Jacksonville residents protest dioxin incineration plans 0428/.89 B07 1Tests at site of crane show little dioxin 0429·/:89 B03 1Jacksonville in dilemma on disposition of dioxin osto7/89 A01 5Dioxin's harm under question 05/.07/89 All 1Vertac hazards replaced economic concerns at Jacksonv ille 05/,07-/.-139 All 1Verona, Mo now clear of dioxin, seeks to clear good name 05/:0&/.89 AOl 6Proposal to burn dioxin at Jacksonville draws protests 05/:l 1/89 B04 1Tyson Foods Inc fined in pol lution of Carroll Co groundwater 05}13/89 B04 1Many municipal landfills near capacity 05/;16/:89 B02 1LR faces decisions on garbage 05{2&/89 BOl 5Dioxin found in low levels in air at Vertac plant site 0524{89 B06 lLincoln County faces fines for operating waste dump 05/:24/.89 B06 1Deposit on drink bottles and cans would help keep Ark clean 05/;2&/;89 C03 1Paper mills in Ark agree to reduce dioxin levels 06-/07-/;89 C02 6Two paper mills in Ark on EPA list of toxic emissions firms 06{;09/.;89 AlO lEPA to meet on dioxin cleanup at Jacksonville 06/14/;89 B06 3Neekosa Edwards taking steps to curb Red River pollution 06/,15/:89 A08 5Nekoosa Edwards Paper plant at Ashdown pollutes Red River 06/il5/89 A0 8 5EPA to provide $2 million for burning of dioxin 06/.15/;89 B15 2Pipeline leaks 15,000 gallons of gas near El Do:rndo 06{;,17/,89 BOl 6Hickory Springs Mfg and Crain Industries on top polluter list 0620/89 B02 3Arkansas's landfills quickly filling up (map of capacity) 06/25/;89 AOl 2Infectious medical wastes showing up in landfills in Ark 06/25A89 A16 1Summary of new EPA regulations on landfills 06/25/.89 Al8 2Cities seek new ways to get rid of garbage 06t26-/9 BOl 4Fayetteville must pay for incineratior it never built 06-/.26/:89 B02 lFishing resumes in Lake Pine Bluff 07/.03/89 B02 3Dioxin to be burned at Jacksonville site 07/08/.89 B02 4200

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLState signs contract for burning of dioxin at Jacksonville 07/.12f89 B02 1Jonesboro trash haulers say city treats them unfairly 07-/;11/,89 BOS lWastewater plan near Cabot draws fire from residents 07/.25/,89 BOl 2EPA revoke s grant of $150.000 to Jacksonville group 07/27/9 AOl 6EPA finds no fraud in grants to Jacks onville group 07/.29189 BOS 1Seven Arkansas plants among top in release of toxins 08-/;11/89 B02 4Arkansas ranks 10th among states in toxic emissions 08-/.20!89 AOl 2Sixty pct of Ark emissions come fran Alcoa plant at Bauxite O&A20-/;89 AOl 2List of state 's finns emitting toxic wastes 08t20/i89 A14 1Top twenty emitters of toxic chemicals in Ark (list. map) 08/;20-/.89 A14 2Arkansas Eastman Co says it has reduced toxic releases 08-/;29-/89 C02 4Benton may have to help pay for PCB waste site cleanup 08-/31/89 B03 4Three drainage dists ordered to clean up Taylor Bay 09-/102/'89 B02 5Odor from poultry plant lagoon in Madison Co brings complaint 09-/,0589 BOl 2About 600 Rison residents evacuated after train wreck 09/07/89 AOl 2Wrecked train at Rison was earring toxic chemicals 09/.07/.89 AOl 2Cleanup of train wreck at Rison under way 09-hOS/.89 B01 6Fayetteville sewage spill angers Oklabana of ficial 09{08-/. 89 B03 1Fumes abate in Rison, some famil ies allowed to go home 09-/,09/.89 BOl 2Asbestos suits not filed by Ark until more data available OMll/:89 BOS 4Fayetteville and Oklahana battle over sewage 09-/11/89 BOS 4EPA officially cancels grants to Jacksonville coalition 09-/15/.89 BOl 5Alumninum smelters shipped to Ark for burial at Hurricane Cr 09-hlS/;89 B03 1Steve Work raised issue of contaminated water at Green Forest 09-/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989Newspaper: recycling plant coul d bring 250 jobs to SW ArkPC&E bec01I1.ing enforcer with punitive fines and monitoringPC&E's :r::ecent fines assessed against polluting finnsCabot residents oppose site of sewage treatment plantSearcy residents pledge to fight proposed site of trash staState orders removal. of 181 drums of wastes at LewisvilleBrain-damaged child gets $8.7 million settlementMother of brain-damaged child says carbon monoxide at faul tSteve Clal!'k obj ects to pezmit for recycling plant at ForemanPerl:}' County concerned over EPA rules on garbage disposalVertac spurns idea of special master in court caseAsbestos removal plan coul d cost state $40 millionPOORsee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee al so Educationsee also Medicine and Healthsee also Salvation Armysee also Substance AbuseHomeless don' t fit stereotypes report saysSalvation Army furnishes coats to help needy fight coldForum on wel fare laws held to seek revisionArticle on Arkansas Delta family 's deep povertyArkansas approved to offer wel fare program called 'workfare'Shelters report large increase of homeless in LRCommunity Organiz ation for Poverty Elimination feedsArkansas Homeless Conf held at LRGov Bill Clinton addresses Arkansas Homeless ConfState has increased aid to homeless. survey shawsNames of free govt health care ruled public recordStatistics on welfare and food stamp recipients in ArkThrift shops one way of providing aid to the needyOur House II to provide homeless shelter at LRSalvation Army feeds large crowd on Thanksgiving DaySocial Security checking for people unfairly droppedList of state 's homeless sheltersHomneless in Ark estimated at 10.000Shelters help homeless at LR weather extreme coldShelters pushed to limits by extreme coldPOPE COUNTYCase of former County Judge Bill Abernathy up to prosecutorJP Dale BrO'll1n says Sheriff Jim Bolin slapped himSheriff Jim Bolin. JP Dale Brawn chgd with harassmentGroup of JPs ask pol ice protection fran Sheriff Jim BolinQuorum Court approves overtime pay for sheriff' s deputiesFew residents interested in discussing Bolin-Brown disputePOPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICSHeart disease top killer in ArkStatistics on ca.uses of death in ArkLittle Rock SMSA report shows lag in population growthInfant death rate for Ark is lowest in SouthArticle discusses LR SMSA lag in population growthMidwives; nurses cited in decline of infant mortality ratesEach person counted in 1990 will be worth $157 to local govtTop gainers and losers in population since 1987 . by countyDATE PAGE COL12fe08/89 COl12/11{89 AOl12{11/:89 AOll 2/:13-A89 B0312/,14/:89 B0312/,14f,89 B0712/16/89 AOl12l16f89 AOl12/16/89 BOll 2-/i 26f89 B0212/,29-/,89 B07l 2f30-/89 BOl52223455411501/09-/.89 EOl 102/,03/B9 B02 405/;13f89 B04 106/,18/89 COl 306/,25/89 BOS 307/07/89 B02 1children 07/31/89 BOl 108/04/89 BOl 208-/04/89 BO 2 308-/:05/;89 B02 108-/,24/·89 BOB 108-/.29/89 C02 510-/22{89 BOl 211/06/,89 B03 4llf24-h89 BOl 212/109/89 Bl 2 312/.,10-/89 A1 2 112/10-/89 A13 312/17/;89 BOl 212/18-/• 89 BOl 104/1 5/;89 BOS 110-/21/89 B03 110/27 /89 B03 111/01/.89 BOl 211/03/.89 B03 111/-06/89 B01 303/20-/89 BOl 603/20-189 BOl 608/.06/.89 C03 10&/;07/89 B02 108/;0fM89 B07 108-/: 10-/.89 B03 408/,20{89 B01 511/,06/.89 COl 1202

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLJefferson County feels census undercounted residets. housesProj ected grO';ilth of counties. 1990-2000POPULIST PARTYsee also Forbes. Ralph PPORN

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLPOWHATANsee also Historic Buildings and SitesPRAIRIESsee also Forest and Bnish FiresPRATT, GEORGE L BFonner president of Arkansas Tech is on staff of FERCPRECISION INDUSTRIES INCNLRB asks judge to order Precision to produce papersPRESCOTT, CARROLL EUGENEDean of Arkansas Gazette photographers retiresPRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIESsee Presidents (US)PRESIDENTS (US)see Politics and GovtPRESTON, MARGARETsee also TelevisionPRICE MAINTENANCEsee also Oil and GasPRICE, JAWAfJAsee also Murders - Price FamilyPRICE, LARRYsee also Murders - Price FamilyPRICE, MARTIN HENRYsee also Murders - Taylor, RoyPRIDE HOUSE CARE CORPSeeks $95 million state bond issue to btiy 37 nursing homesSeeks bonds to buy Beverly Enterprises nursing homes in ArkTexas firm will rake in millions if Pride House plan approvedBonds approved for Pride House purchase of Beverly unitsBonds approval not tied to Beverly move to LR, ADFA saysCircuit Judge John Harkey alleges 'bribe ' offer in bond dealDon Bedell was person contacted to try to influence HarkeyPublic need for bond issue explained by AFDA 's Bob NashIssuance of bonds to benefit Beverly Enterprises questionedTexan Bruce Whitehead would pay no interest on bond issueDon Bedell tells Bob Nash he did not consider contact a bribeADFA ' s Bob Nash to recommend cancellation of bond dealSheffield Nelson critical of bond issue for Pride HouseSheffield Nelson points to Stephens-Pride House connectionPolitics blamed for dispute over bonds for Beverly purchaseFi%m to give Gov Clinton petitions on bond issueSheffield Nelson chal lenges Stephens to reveal deal detailsStephens Inc president def ends role in bond dealNursing home workers, managers support bond issueJohn N Harkey has financial interest in issue, Stephens saysArkansas Development Finance Authority rej ects bond issueRej ection of bond issue angers Bruce WhiteheadWarren Stephens responds to rejection of bond issueIRS to be involved in next bond-issue ti:yPolitics had large role in bond deal, John Brummett writesBond deal has IRS clearance, head of Britwell Co saysBeverly Enterprises touting its case for issuance of bondsBond deal awaits word from ADFAColumn discusses tax-free bond issue sought to buy homes08-/,05/89 C02 611/;2 9-/89 COl 203/108f.89 EOl 207/-.04/:.89 COl 207 /04/.89 COl 209/-.09/.89 COl 209/;22/89 COl 209-/.26/:139 COl 510/12/;89 AOl 210/12/,89 AOl 210/12/.89 AO l 610/-.13/89 BOl 110fl3/;89 BOl 110-/.13/-.89 COl 210/·14{89 AOl 210f15-/;89 BOl 610-/.15-/89 BOl 610-/.17/.89 COl 510/18/.89 cot 510-/19-/.89 BOl 510/, 19-/,89 B01 510-/19-1'89 B02 1lo-11%89 B02 310/.20-/89 AOl 210-h20f.89 AOl 210f2tM89 A05 410A21faa9 C01 210-/;22/;89 BOl 110/31/:89 C02 l11/07/:89 BO! 511/;

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFour from Ark placed on board of Pride HouseBruce H Whitehead 's deal ings in Iowa detailed in ForbesNew ch aim.an takes of fensive in $81 million bond requestPride House revising plans for nursing home purchaseGov Bill Clinton kills bond deal for Beverly EnterprisesBruce Whitehead agrees to give up his $2 million profitPride House reduces siz e of bond request by $5 .3 millionADFC set to vote on bond issue for Pride HouseChronology of events in bond issue caseSheffield Nelson sees bond issue as ef fort by Stephens IncAtty Gen Steve Clark raises questions ; bond vote delayedGov Bill Clinton says new bond proposal more to his likingColumn discusses Steve Clark's last-minute objection to bondsSteve Clark say s Beverly Nursing Homes can sel l without bondsBruce Whitehead may depart to save bond issueBruce Whitehead may drop out of bond finance dealBribe offered by Stephens Inc rep. Steve Clark saysLobbyist Earl Jones says he is one who called Steve ClarkSteve Clark offered no bribe by him. Earl Jones saysSteve Clark says he was of fered $100.000 for campiagn fundGov Bill Clinton says bond deal dead if bribe of fer trueColumn comments on Steve Clark rept of money offerPride House offers new plan for tax-free bondsWarren Stephens disappointed by decision of Gov Bill ClintonGov Clinton's motive for vetoing bond deal is column topicSteve Clark's rept of bribe offer is serious. column saysGov Clinton critical of Steve Clark over bond dealColumn discusses Earl Jones call to Steve ClarkRequests for bonds rejectedPride House set to withdraw request for bond issuePride House withdraws application for bond issuePRINCE. TOMsee also BanksPRISONERS OF WARsee World War IIPRISONSsee also Contracts and Purchasing. Govtsee also Mental Health and Disorderssee also Property. Confiscatedsee also Sarver. Robertsee also Substance AbuseCounty jails crowded across stateHearing on proposed Calico Rock facility will draw crowdCalico Rock residents fear impact on proposed prison unitBlacks promoted to warden posts at Maximum Security UnitHen%)' Oliver met with Knox Nelson before confi?'Illation voteFeature article on women in Ark State PenitentiarySome convicts in Pulaski Co go home at nightCalico Rock unit endorsed by Gov Bill ClintonPlan considered to give $10 to each incoming inmateFamily of victim oppose parole for Michael McLemoreClay County would accept facil ity for juveniles. board toldFree food program renewed for 115 prison employeesConsecutive terms may be shorter than concurrent termsllfl 5-fi89 C02 1121,01/;89 COl 212/02/.89 COl 212/s08-/i89 COl 212/;12;/;89 AOl 21213/;89 AOl 212/;14/;89 AO l 5l 2/;14/89 COl 4121: 14-/;89 COl 4l 2f14/.89 COl 412115/;89 AOl 512-fl 5-h89 A13 312/;16/89 BOl 112/;16/;89 COl 512{19-/89 AOl 512f2CM89 COl 212/;21/.89 AOl 512/.211;89 AOl 512/21/:89 AOl 512f21/.89 AOl 512{21/:89 AOS 312/.21/,89 BO! 112f21/:.89 B07 212/22/,89 AOl 212/;22/89 BOl 112/22/,89 BOl 112/;2 2-/;89 BO 1 512/,23/89 BOl 112f23/:89 COl 5l 2f27 /89 COl 512-/,:28/89 COl 501/07 /8 9 AOl 501/17/.89 B02 101/18-/;89 BOl 6Olt.19-h89 B02 101/,2189 A07 301/22-/89 AOl 201/;2289 AOl 601/;22/.89 B04 101/25/.89 BOl 20125/;:89 B02 301/;26t,89 BOl 501/26/89 BOl 501/:30/89 AOl 2205

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLState PC&E issues pennit for Calico Rock wastewater plantCities of Corning and Knobel court correctional facilityFormer school bldg would house program at Knobel if approvedSta.tistics on Ark rankings among other statesWastewater discharge pennit for Calico Rock unit issuedClyde R Allgood Jr transfer to Training Academy protestedClyde R Allgood Jr was convicted in slaying casePulaski County Jail officials threatened with contemptPulaski County Jail too full to accept prisonersProbation records open to public. Atty Gen Steve Clark saysPulaski County Jail out of compliance. lawyer chargesPulaski Co Jail case reopened by federal judgeOfficials seek to satisfy two sects of Islamic inmatesState prison holds about 125 members of Islamic faithConvicted murderer freed because Pulaski Co Jail fullConvicted killer arrested. sent to Pulaski Co JailCalico Rock Unit construction beginsFire destroys construction trailer at Calico Rock Unit siteSen Knox Nelson's plan al lows removal of Correction Bd pOW"erHouse passes bill calling for study on nai prison sitesAttempt to halt prison at Calico Rock failsBill requiring hearings for new unit locations bottled upJudge Floyd Lofton' s atty says Pulaski Jail case may widenState prisons may resume operation of health servicesCalico Rock Unit to be built despite protests. governor saysPardon and Parole Bd replaced by Parole and Community RehabInmate suit says he was denied unleavened bread for rel igionLittle Rock may sue Pulaski Co for $653 .775 jail billJail cr:CMding has justice system in crisis. judge saysElectronic monitoring allows prisoners to remain at homeElectronic survelliance program to be tested in Pulaski CoHomosexual violence flares at crowded Union County JailLittle Rock area jails full, judge lets shooting suspect goCr01A1ded jails free felonsNo Room for Justice series examines prison problems in depthPublic is victim of flood of prisoners, crowded facilitiesCost of operating prisons soaringFelons walking streets because jails are fullNo Room for Justice seriesProblems at Pulaski County Jail is part of its historyMost city jails in state are smal l. understaffedNo Room for Justice seriesNo Room for Justice seriesNo Room for Justice seriesPrison terms grOiining. but space not keeping paceStandards were adopted by legislation in 1973List of substa.ndard county and city jailsNo Room for Justice seriesTheol!'ies on jail crisis varyJails in crisis situation al l over stateNo Room for Justice SeriesWork release. probation favored by some to ease crCM dingState Corrections Dept to study methods for gaining spacePulaski Co ready to start at-home detention proj ect0 2tO 2/.89 BOl 202/;06/89 BOl 102/06/;89 BOl 102f,0/;;89 B04 202/.10{89 B06 502/.15h89 AOl 60215/:89 AOl 602/;,l 7f.S9 BOl 602/17/,89 BOl 60 2/; l 8/;;89 BOS 102/;22/;89 B06 102-/24/89 A06 102/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCauses of crowded prisons explored in article 04/.29/.89 AOl 2Inmates enj oy music by visiting band 04/;29/89 EOl 2Crowded Sebastian County Jail leaves sane cr iminals on street 04/30.,£,89 B04 1Chal lenge to building of unit near Calico Rock dismissed 05/,02{;,89 BOl 2Logan County opens new jail 05/,03/89 B03 1Salaries for expanded jail in NLR to cost $300,000 more 05/04/.89 B02 3Re gional jails can solve crisis. Architect Tom Adams writes OSf,0&89 BOS 1Officials considering building low-cost dormito1des 051S/B9 BOl 2State to study eady release of prisoners to make more room 05/:18/.89 AOl STourism promotion picketed by Calico Rock Unit opponents 05/.18-/; 89 BOl 2Prison Board to delay decision on early release of inmates 05/19-/,89 BOl 6Delight residents want no more prison for James D Childers Jr OS/:19-/,89 B04 1Gov Clinton wants prison sentence for Jam.es Childers stopped 05/.20-/89 BOl 2Prison system adds AIDS counselor OS/;2£/:89 BOl 1James David Childers Jr may go free despite probation case OS/;23/;89 BOl 6Over 300 cases to be reviewed for possible parole 05/24/i. 89 B02 lPulaski County Jail full. rej ects prioners 05/.2/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLParole and Community Rehabilitation Bd now handl es parolesRobert McCord article on Calico Rock as a prison siteAshley County sheriff accused of beating prisonerLR may sue Pulaski Co aver bills for holding prisonersNick Zoeller says he does not discard LR bills for inmatesLR to · sue Pulaski Co aver unpaid bills for keeping pris onersParole and Community Rehabilitation Bd named by Gov ClintonUse of old VA Hospital at LR for prison discussedA L Lockhart orde red to pay in sex discrimination caseHome monitoring system begins with device on woman's ankleNew parole board faces bigger role4 cities sue Pulaksi Co for $1 .4 million for hol ding inmatesSegregation improper medical care alleged in Crittenden JailClay Co Sheriff Darvin StCM may sue Correction DeptLittle Rock seeks ways to transfer prisoners to county jailEscapees Stephen W Mullican, Gaylor R C:Ox sought by policeStephen Mullican, Gaylon Cox are fede ral prisonersRoundtable discussion on streamlining state Parole BoardSearch for escapees Stephen Mul lican, Gaylon Cox continuesRobert L McAlister escapes fra:n Hot Spring County JailCorrection Dept to hire compliance monitorGaylon R Cox captured after being recogniz ed by cab driverState will not take immediate steps to close LR City JailLR Jail inmates set fires during rampageLR officials hustle for answers to jail problemsBonds reduced for some LR Jail inmates to ease crowdingCummins Unit inmates sue over chapel channel on TV screensInmate de scribes pressure in LR City JailUnrest at LR City Jail brings spate of actions by officialsLR City Jail inmates calm after return to cel lsLittle Rock blames Pulaski County for jail crOWJdingLittle Rock officials look to county for long-tem solutionsMark Hewett is new prison compliance monitor for statePulaski County plans temporary jailJailers in Pulaski Co watch over health of inmatesPulaski JPs divided on hOlii to handle jail problemsRegional jail concept gaining favor with LR leadersMother of Johnny Bush sues LR over his suicide in jailPulaski County may build its own jail facilityCummins Unit stops Chapel Channel telecastsMove to build regional jail at LR slCMsPulaski County jail crisis discussed by Mark StodolaPulaski Co panel lists 'layman' s evaluation' of jail needsCummins of ficials say inmates not abused training police dogsUS Justice Dept rept critical of Cummins Unit conditionsGov Clinton to seek funds for 'boot camps' and a new prisonFederal judge says Pulaski Jail cannot use doubl e bunkingWomen' s Unit needs expansion to handl e increasing populationSheffield Nelson opposes opening of Calico Rock UnitSheffield Nelson wants old schools used as prisonsCalico Rock Unit employment applications being acceptedWrightsville and diagnostic unit s of state prison accreditedNew Parole Board learning to make tough choicesPulaski County mayors air differnces. frustrations on jail07/;01-/189 AOl 507 f.02-/:89 C03 307 /103-/i89 B03 507/04/.89 BOl 607-/-05/189 BOl 207/.06/;89 AOl 207/06/;89 BOl 207f06f89 BOS 107All/.:89 BOl 607/12/;89 BOl 207/13{89 B04 107/,15/i89 AOl 507/19-/;89 B03 207/19/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLJudge Lofton blames Pulaski sheriff for missing suspect 09/:01/89 B04 1Pulaski JPs seek funds for 800-bed regional jail 09-A02f89 BOl 6Lawyer uzges closing of Pulaski Co colll':thouse basement cel l 09h06/89 BOl 5Pulaski Co Judge asks cities to pay for new jail 09/.07/9 BOl 2Corrections Dept may purchase 13 ,000 acres in White County 09-/.07/9 B03 3Complaint prompts Pulaski Co to end use of cell overnight 09/;0&f.89 B07 4Use of Calico Rock Unit for juveniles sugge sted 09/.10/89 C06 1Probation officer must play many roles for offende rs 09-/13/89 B06 1LR Jail conditions described as tense 0918h.89 A0 8 5Correction Bd preparing needs list to present to Legislature 09/;21/89 B03 4Elisha T Harris killed by fellow inmate Victor Johnson 09/;26/;89 B03 4Pulaski County moving toward regional jail 09-/:27/;89 BOl 1Inmates tear down two bldgs owned by Sen Knox Nelson 1/04/.89 B03 4Sen Knox Nelson says demol ition work aids prisons 1004/;89 B03 4Sebastian Co Jail inmates win suit over quality of food 10/04/89 B06 1Tommy Robinson would el iminate compliance officer if governor 10f0489 B06 6Home detention participant learns dev ices tell of 'escape ' 10/,04A89 BOB 4Use of inmates for demol ition work called routine 10-/.06{::89 BOS 1Parole of ficer Randal l Noah fired for alleged parolee abuse 10/10-/89 BOl 6Former parole supervisor Randal l Noah under FBI investigation 1frhl lf89 B03 4Article on Calico Rock. site of state' s newest prison l/;12189 BOY 1Legislative panel supports $8.7 million for prison needs 10/.13/.89 B06 4Pulaski Co wants law allowing vote on sales tax for jail 10-/20/89 AOl 2Pulaski Co officials push for tax for jail construction 10/23/.89 A04 4Bill in Legis would allow bonds for prison construction l0f2&/89 Al l 3Passage of drug war bill could mean inf lux of inmates 1/30-f89 BOl 4List of state 's 11 facilities and their housing capacity 10/.30-/89 B06 1Senate kills bill on county sales tax to build jails 11/03/.89 Al l 1Pulaski County seeks appr011al for double bunking in jail 11/.04/.:89 BOl 6Prisons face loss of bed space in wake of legis session llf07/89 AOl 5Pulaski County Jail to use 40 bunks on trial basis 11/;07 /;89 BOl 2.Prison cuts feared in wake of legislative session inaction ll/llf.89 BOl 5Pulaski Jail crowding allCMs attempted kidnapper to go free 11/17/89 B07 1State prison crc:Mding forces rain checks in Sebastian County 11/17/89 B09 5Correction Dept may not be able to open new units 112h89 AOl 2No relief in sight for financially strapped prison system 1 l/,2CM89 AOl 2Prison inmate lawsuits cost state thousands of dollars 11/2/;89 AOl 3Samples of inmate lawsuits which have been cal led 'bizarre' 11/20-/;89 AOl 3Pulaski County Jail nar.r using double-bunking 11/23/.89 BOl 6Pulaski County comes up with plan for 'no-frills ' jail 11/24/89 AOl 5Merger of Fayetteville. Washingt on Co Jails is chaotic 11/24/.:89 B03 4Union opposes private finn running Pulaski 's new jail 11/25-/:89 BOl 5Pulaski Co JPs vote property tax increase to pay for jail 1 lf29-/,i89 AOl 5Pulaski Co cities propose plans to pay for new county jail 12/05/89 AOl 5Inmates on Death Row win concessions in federal court suit 12/.07189 BOl 2Escapee Rodney Lamont Harris captured in NLR 12/;0A89 BOl 5Pulaski Co advisory group backs sales tax for new jail 12f12{89 BOl 2Timely hearings in discipline cases are cau se of concern 1212t.89 B12 3Pulaski Quorum Ct panel favors tax vote for new jail funding l 2/;13/.89 BOl 2Medical costs for White County prisoners have skyrocketed 12/,13/89 B03 5Ark prison inmates demol ish bldg owned by Sen Knox Nelson 12/;14/.89 BOl 5Prison spokesman defends use of prison labor by Knox Nelson 12/.14/.89 BOl 5Lack of operating money forces board to take emergency action li/ilS/;89 BOl 2Victim upset that 3-year sentence turns out to be 4 mos 1'11/;89 B02 5209

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBeating victim amazed that 3 -yr sentence over in 4 monthsPrison may shut down 100 beds unless more funds providedJail overcrowding brings dismissal of 59 Pulaski Co casesGov Bill Clinton bashes legislators who defeated funding billPulaski County to vote on tax for jailFaulkner County 's new jail to be 2 stories. with X shapePulaski County panel lists criteria for new jailLegislators who defeated funds for more gua rds listedEarly release program unde r fire after kidnappingEarly release of Marvin Eugene Pearson upsets Gov ClintonSon of director of Pulaski monit oring program chgd in theftPRITZKER. ROBERT Asee also Marmon GroupPRIVATE SCHOOL Ssee Education Ag8PRIZ ESsee Contests and PrizesPRODU CT RECALLS AND BANSWal-Mart pulls Listerine mouthwash from shelvesWal-Mart returns Listerine to shelves after lab testsPROFANITYsee also RadioPROPANE GASsee FiresPROPERTY. CONFISCATEDDisposition of property seized by police often disputedProposed law allows confiscation in misdemeanor drug casesPlan to allow seizure of cars in misdeameanor case failsState has right to seize property of felons to help pay billsPROPERTY, UNCLAIMEDState seeks CMners of $2 million in unclaimed moneyPROTESTSsee Demonstrations and ProtestsPRUETT. MARION ALBERTsee also Murders - Staton. Kenneth and Suzanne WarePRYOR, DAV IDsee also CongressPSYCHOLOGYSalaries of therapists vary according to specialtyPUBLIC BUILDINGS, GOVTsee Buildings and Offices. GovtPUBLIC OPINION AND SURVEYSResidents like Gov Clinton' s legislative program. poll showsSurvey of suport for Gov Clinton' s legislative programHal f of respondents to poll want new governorSecond poll shows voters favor education over roadsPoll of business shows support for fuel and sales taxAccuracy of Gazette poll on Cl int on 1 s program. discussedAnother statewide poll favors Gov Clinton's programArticle on political polls used by candidates for governorPUBLIC SCHOOLSsee EducationPUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (ARK)see al so Arkla Inc12/;16/.89 BOl 212/, 16/;89 B14 112/;17 /'89 B07 312/19/.89 B06 l12/ 21/'89 AOl 212/.22/:89 B03 212/22f89 B07 112-/;24/;89 C03 112/2&/89 B09 312/2M89 Bl2 312/30/89 AOl 2OStOl/89 AOl 20502/.89 AOl 6Ol/;03/89 AOl01/,13/:89 AOSOlf20f89 All07/14/89 BOl04/05/;89 BOl2613209/;l 7f89 FOl 201/;07 /;89 AO l 5Ol/·08l89 AO l 201/;08/.89 Al 0 401/;ll/89 AOl 401/15-/;89 B03 101/.15/;89 C03 101/:17/89 AOl 212/;0ll,89 BOl 1210

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Electric Powersee also Oil and Gassee also TelephonesSam Bratton named chmn of PSCPUBLIC UTILITIESBill in Legis limits cities' ability to acquire utilitiesSenate passes bill to prohibit govts pt1%chase of utilitiesCongress debates speedup in refund of excess deferred taxesPULASKI COUNTYsee also Bombs and Bomb Threatssee also Crime and ViceOfficials set up trust acct for courthouse repair in 4 yrsCounty will have to cut $1.3 million fran 1989 budgetHiring freeze proposed by Quonim Court panelHiring freeze voted by Quorum Ct despite Venhaus obj ectionsSome officials say budget cuts will shut down of fice sJPs skeptical of revised budget figuresQuorum Ct panel cuts $404.000 from county budgetClosing of personnel of fice suggested by JP panelCounty Judge Don R Venhaus reportedly set to resignCounty Judge Don Venhaus resigns. cites differences with JPsRej ection of isues put space betwen Don Venhaus and JPsJPs trim $670.000 from budgetRita Gniber m.ay be appointed County JudgeLetter shows Rev Alvin C Murray no fan of Don VenhausRita Gruber named County Judge to fill term of Don VenhausMethodist bishop says Murray wrong in threat against VenhausRita Gruber b'Worn in as County JudgeCounty Judge Rita Gruber closes County Operations DeptDon Venhaus approved his own expenses on last day in of ficeCounty gets tough with budget deficitsState constitution bars dividing county along Arkansas RiverCourthouse clock torNer to be rebuiltTax increase9 hiring freeze to be considered by JPsCommittee cuts budget of sheriff's of fice and county jailEmployees upset about pay raisesSalary raises for employees. of ficials appear unl :ikelyArticle on County Judge Rita GruberEmployee leave time not keptFate of tax rise in doubt . poll of JPs shewsQuorum Court votes increase in p:z::-operty tax to build jailCourthouse clock tc:Mer restoration cl oser to realityJP Annette Mccaleb vows to fight to ove rturn tax increaseJP Annette McCaleb seeks vote on tax increaseGOP rej ects cal l for helping pay for primary electionsPULASKI COUNTY JAILsee PrisonsPULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educationsee Educational Televisionsee FiresPUMPKIN PRODUCTIONSFirm files for bankruptcy. ceases operationsPURCHASING. GOV T03/;10/89 BOl 601/;18/89 AOS 4Ol/131/89 A07 408-/,21/89 AOl 2Oli:03f.89 BOl02/15/:89 BOl02/,22/89 BOl03/01/:89 BOl03/,03/.89 BOl03/,lOf.89 BOl03/17/;89 BOl03A2lf.89 BOl03/,31/89 AOl04/.0l/89 BOl04/02/;89 B0204/05/.89 AOl04/:06{89 AOl04/07/-89 BOl04/,07/89 BOl04/11/89 B0204/2/,89 B0306/07/-89 BOl07/;19/;89 AOl081.0 21.a9 Bo108/18/;89 BOS08/;23/;89 BOl09/;1 2/;89 BOl10/.20-/.89 B0610/31{-89 BOl11/03/:89 BOl11/:1 2·/;89 EOl11/16/.89 B0411/.26/.89 BOl11/.2/.89 AOl12f0lfi89 B06l 2/.04/,89 B0312{;06{'89 B0612/.l/.89 B06l623222222162l21126212215221552l6106/;21/;89 COl 2211

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee Contracts and Purchasing, GovtPURDOM, BILLY JOEsee also Automobiles Ja6PlJR'ILE, JOHN Isee also Courts, State and LocalQUALITY OF LIFEsee ArkansasQUANTUM TECHNOL(l;IES INCFitm moves operations to old Reynolds Metals plantQUAPAW QUARTER ASSOCIATIONsee also Historic Buildings and SitesQUARTZsee Mines and MineralsQUAYLE, DANsee also Bethune, LanaQUINN, PATRICK JRsee also Murders - Powell, Rus sell KellyRACING, AUTOMOB ILEsee Automobile RacingRACKENSACK SOCIETYsee MusicRADIOsee also AthleticsLR station for children signs of f airDisc jockey Craig 0 'Neill sel!'ious about charity workNAACP challenges license renewal of five Ark stationsIm.portance of ratings to Central Ark stationsProfanity complaint filed against KCa. at ParisRAILROADSsee also Parks, Recreation and Tourismsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsDerailment in Sharp County spills pesticidesWays sought to end train deathsTrain derails, hits home at Hope kil ling 3-yr-old childRail workers file lawsuits al leging noise caused hearing lossRecent derailments pranpt debate on train safetyAmtrak's 'Texas Eagle' to run daily in ArkRAMSEY BILLsee also Politics and GovtRAND, W Asee also TheatersRANEY; T J, AND SONSLittle Rock securities f inn sold to Memphis companyRAPEsee Medicine and Healthsee Sex CrimesRAPTURE OF THE CHURCHsee ReligionRAZ ORBACK FOUNDATION. see AthleticsRAZORBACK STEEL CORPNewport plant sold to Arkansas Steel AssociatesREAL ESTATEsee al so Faubus, Orval ElOflo-/89 COl 402/18-/.89 AOl 204/30-/-89 EOl 205/11/,89 EOl 206/.18/89 cos 111/03/89 B03 401/:01/89 BOS05/17-/;89 BOl08-/11/89 AOl09/13/89 B0909-/l&/.89 AOl12/01189 COl12252204l0 6f89 COl 208/1Qf89 COl 2212

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also TaxationSeveral buildings in downtOW"n LR listed for saleArkansas lost 2.2&3 farms from 1982 through 1987Bill to limit foreign ownership of farm. timberland stallsArkansas has fewer. but larger farmsAverage home selling price in Ark was $49,828 last yearPrime land in west LR sells for $4.46 million for 33 acresMaumelle Co sold $1 .76 million worth of lots in yearREASONER, STEPHEN Msee also Courts. FederalRECALLED PRODUCTSsee Product Recalls and BansRECIPESsee FoodRECDRDING STUDIOSsee MusicRECORDSsee Archives and RecordsRECREATIONsee Parks. Recreation and TourismRECREATIONAL VEHIU.ESsee also Motor VehiclesRECTOR, RICKY RAYsee also Murde rs - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W MartinRECYCLING OF WASTE MATERIALSsee Waste MaterialsRED CROSS, AMERICANsee also Blood Banks and DonorsRED LOBSTER OF ARKANSAS INCNLR restaurant sued by estate of woman who died after fallRED MAN BASS TOURNAMENTsee WildlifeRED RIVERsee also PollutionREED, 0 Jsee also Trees and ShrubsREED, RODE RI CT< D I IIsee also BanksREELCRAFT INCsee also North Anson Reel CoREFUGEESsee also Foreign Descent GroupsREX:;IONALISMsee also Politics and GovtRELIGIONsee also Alamo Christian Foundationsee also Assembly of Godsee also AthleticsBaptist ChurchBirth Control and Abortionsee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsocapitol Buildings and Grounds (Ark)Children and YouthColleges and UniversitiesEducation02/;19-/,89 FOl 103/.039 C02 603/04/:89 C02 503/13/89 COl 104{0&/,89 COl 106/;14/.89 COl 207/10-/89 COl 2l 2-/;13/.89 B09 4213

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE C.OLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoHomosexual sIslamJewsLutheran ChurchMethodist ChurchMonuments. Memorials and MarkersOasis Renewal CenterPrisonsSubstance AbuseUnitarian Universalist ChurchWages and SalariesRapture predictions revised again by Edgar C WhisenantMarketplace Ministries operates in LR business districtBilly Graham to hold crusade in Ark in SeptStatistics on maj or religious bodies in ArkEaster service draws 2.000 to riverfront at LRChanges in Sunday legislation in Ark is topic of articleSincere disagreements abound on 'blue laws' in Ark40.000 per night expected to attend Billy Graham CrusadeChurch leaders meet in LR to discuss Billy Graham CrusadeFirst Baptist at Hot Springs copes with Sunday racing fansBilly Graham visit to Ark was 30 years in the makingOrganiz ers hope to bring 250.000 to Billy Graham CrusadeBilly Graham Crusade in Ark to cost $1 .2 millionRoundtabl e discusses membership loss by mainline churchesFive hundred prospective counselors meet with Grahm workerBilly Graham remains above fray of ministry scandalsBilly Graham crusade encounters criticism from some blacksRev Roger Beal discusses pre-game prayers at athletic eventsArticles on pre-marital counseling in various denominationsArticle says pettiness cause of much pastor 'burn-out 'Architect Darrell Odom offers tips on church bldg pl anningBill Graham rep draws lengthy applause at LR meetingReporter survey s Ark ministers on feelings tCMard GrahamSatanic cul ts suspected in killing of pigs near ConwayBilly Graham crusade shifts focus to prayer groupsBilly Graham crusade money-raising falls shortBilly Graham crusade to feature celebritiesPhotographic essay on Ben Few CampgroundStatistics on ordained women clergy in ArkansasStatistics on church memership of state' s 7 largest groupsGraham C:t:usade at LR will be broadcast on natl TV laterSecurity not overlooked in Billy Graham CrusadeBilly Graham sermons in Ark crusade to attack drug invasionBilly Graham interviewed by Arkansas Gazette writerBilly Graham interviewed by Gazette reporterBilly Graham interview with Gazette reporterBilly Graham interviewed by Gazette reporterBilly Graham' s stand on homo sexuals heartens gay communityVolunteers cal l at homes to promote Billy Graham crusadeBilly Graham to arrive in LR todayBilly Graham arrives. spends busy day in LRBilly Graham attends birthday gathering for W R StephensBilly Graham urges strong measures against drug dealers01/;21/,89 B03 1Olf21/.89 EOl 202/05-/89 AOl 203-/,26/89 Ll 6 103/,27 /89 AOl 404/0 2/;89 AOl 204/-.02-/,;89 A14 1.04/,02-/;89 BOl 204/02/.89 BOl 204p03i{89 AOl 204/;16f89 AOl 204/16/89 A06 104/:24/.89 AOl 204t30/89 cos 105/;03/89 B04 305/15-/;89 BOl 105/;21/89 BOl 606/17/89 E03 106/24-/.89 E02 206/24/,89 E03 107/01/89 E02 207 /

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDrinking alcohol not necessarily wrong. Billy Graham says 09-/.16/89 AOl 3Billy Graham says ride on Stephens jet not political 09/.1689 A07 1Billy Graham says hcmosexual ity is a sin 09-/;16/:89 A07 2Billy Graham's entourage surprising to col umnist 09-/1 6/89 BOl 1Central Ark public school students to get Crusade invitations 09/17/89 AOl 6Promotion of Graham Crusade in schools illegal. Aa.U says 09/,17/:89 AOl 6Billy Graham Crusade organiz ers seek funds for TV broadcasts 09/.!17/.89 A1 6 1Billy Graham preparing, praying as Crusade comes to Arkansas 09-Al7/89 A16 1Local volunteers prepare War Memorial Stadium for Crusade 09/17/9 A16 1Billy Graham occupies regular room in Holiday Inn at LR 09-/.17{.S9 FOl 1Billy Graham Crusade draws 35,000 for opening service 09/;18/;89 AOl 2Billy Graham Crusade sets stage for drug issue 09/;l&f 89 A04 1John S Workman comments on Billy Graham Crusade 09-/il&/;89 A04 1First night cr0ii1d at Billy Graham Crusade is diverse 09-f.18/89 A04 4Summary of Billy Graham's opening semon at Crusade 09fl8f89 A04 5Rev W 0 Vaught admires p0'.l7er. skills of Billy Graham 09/;18/89 A05 1Many LR area churches fired up for Billy Graham Crusade 09-18/;89 A05 2LR Dist cancels assembl ies related to Billy Graham Crusade 09-/;19-/;89 AOl 2Billy Graham Crusade draws 27,000 to War Memorial Stadium 09/19/.89 A04 1Raz orback football coach Ken Hatfield speaks at Graham event 09/.19/,89 A04 1Billy Graham meets with group of black ministers at LR 09/il 9{.89 A05 1Food donations for the poor taken at Billy Graham Crusade 09-/19/;89 A05 lBilly Graham School of Evangel ism held at LR during Crusade 09-/ 19/89 A05 2Billy Graham says gospel is answer to drugs 09/i2/;89 AOl 5Gov Bill Clinton speaks at Billy Graham Crusade in LR Of.2/89 A06 1Hundreds respond to inv itation at Billy Graham Crusade 09-/20/89 A0 6 lSomething missing in Graham message on drugs , Workman writes 09/20/89 A06 1Billy Graham Crusade boosts business in LR 09-/20/89 A07 1Billy Graham School of Evangelism lecturer speaks on women 09{;20/;89 A07 1George Beverly Shea has led music for Graham Crusade 40 years 09/.20/89 A07 1Residents near War Memorial Stadium commend Graham visitors 09/20/,89 A07 lColumnist John B rummett describes visit to Billy Graham event 09/.20/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRELIGION AND PUBLIC SCHOOL Ssee EducationRELTOC MANUFACTURING COPlants at Forrest City and Wynne to expandRENTAL SLegis raises tax on short-te%111 rentalsREPRODUCTION (HUMAN)Legis panel backs bill barring profit by surrogateNew state law clarifies rul es on surrogate parentsArkansas has its first in-vitro birthREPTILESLizard measuring 6 feet long captured near SmackoverREPUBLICAN PARTYsee also PoliticsRESEARCHsee also Biotechnologysee also CollegesRESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COsee InsuranceRESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPSsee Education Nl4RESTAURANTSsee also Alcoholic Beveragessee also Foodsee also Red Lobster of Arkansas IncNLR riverfront to have floating restaurantFDA report finds 60 pct of restaurants in Ark def icientFloating restaurant at NLR Riverfront Park describedMaison Louis at LR closesRESUMESsee Job HuntingRETAIL STORESsee also Food and Grocery StoresOtter Creek Mall at LR may be about to begin constructionShopping center planned for Hwy 10 area in western LRSuit seeks foreclosure on Pavilion in the Park at LRFacto outlet mall to be built at Hot SpringsRetail sales in shopping center in state called 'flat'MainStreet Mall mgmt blamed in closing of Sleep Out LouiesSleep Out Louise sues MainStreet Mall at LRTalbot 's coming to Park Plaza in LRPark Plaz a rebuilding is now paying of£MainStreet Mall lashes out at Sleep Out LouiesBowman Cu?"Ve-Markham a:rea to be largest shopping centerMegamarket opens at LR with large crowds, fair pricesMaj or shopping center planned for NLR near McCain MallSummit and Otter Creek Mall sites still undevelopedIke' s Drugstore at LR to be state's largestUse of word. 'wholesale, ' in fi:r:m' s name brings suitNewport to get new mal lTalbots opens in Pa.Ek PlazaSleep-Out Louie 's settles courtsuit with MainStreetMetrocentre transition quickens as more stores leaveBusinesses leaving downtown Benton for strip centers, mal ls04-/25/,89 COl 203/08/;89 A08 202-/24-/89 A05 l03/.27 /89 B06 307/,13/.89 BOl 209/:22/89 B03 407/15/89 B02 3oa1osf89 AOl 209/ 07 /89 B03 309-/.12/;89 BOl 2OlfOl/89 COl 101/13/"89 COl 201/13/.89 COl 504/.14/.89 COl 505;1;22f-89 COl 507 /18/.89 COl 207/1%89 C02 408/.01/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRETARDED PERSONSsee Mental Health and DisordersRETIREMENTsee Economic Conditions and Trendssee TaxationRE.VENUE STABILIZATION ACTsee Finance and Budgets, GovtREYNOLDS, GLORIA JEANsee also Murde rs - Reynolds, Gloria JeanREYNOLDS, MIKEsee also BasketballRHODE S. GARYsee also PoliceRHODES, JEFFREY EDWARDsee also Murders - Rhodes. Jeffrey EdwardRICEsee AgricultureRICELAND FOODS INCRiceland bas gain of $52 million over last yearRICH MOUNTAIN COMMJNITY COLLIDEsee CollegesRICHARDSON, NOLANsee also BasketballRIFLE ASSOCIATION. NATIONALsee Contracts and Purchasing. Govtsee FirearmsRIGHT-TO-WORKsee LaborRILEY• PARNELLsee also Substance AbuseTheft charges against Parnell Riley dismissedRiley burns flag to protest racismRIS ING FAST TRUCKING COFil'tll. to be sold to TransleascoRITQUE. MARV INsee also Murde rs - Ritchie. Ma.l!'VinRIVERDALE HARBORsee Little RockRIVERFESTsee FestivalsRIVERSsee also Harbors, Ports and Marinassee also Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsLengthy review of new book on the Arkansas RiverGuion Ferry on White River to be replaced by bridgeFire destroys towboat Senator Eastland near Fort SmithOklahoma clears way for construction of Lee Creek projectArkansas River shipping tonnage, 1988Lee Creek water predicted to be costlyObj ections against lake on Lee Creek watered downOuachita River widening proj ect is in deep troubl eFERC refuses to stop proj ect on Lee CreekOkl ahoma of ficials want dam built near Arkansas River mouthDam. reservoir construction on Lee Creek to begin soon11/.17f89 C02l04/04{;89 BO 2 607/17{29 B08 l11/21/,89 COl 201/:29-/,89 GOl 201{.30{89 BOl l02/;15-/89 Afj6 l04/;06/89 BOl 104{,l(}f.89 COl 104/:16{'89 B02 l04/17-/89 D06 404/,26/;89 B04 l04/;28/,89 B07 305/03/.89 C03 107/:12/;89 B03 3217

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWhite River as a recreational area featuredA%kanasas Wildlife Federation opposes Montgomery Point DamMontgomery Point Dam proposed for lower White RiverLock and dam needed at Montgomery Point. Army Engineers sayHubert Ferguson questions value of Montgomery 's Point damJames H Phillips repl ies to criticism of Montgome ry's PointArkansas River' s low water closes river to barge trafficRIVERSIDE FURNITURE CORPFirm being sold by Arkansas BestOne plant at Fort Smith to be merged with others therePlant closing at Fort Smith means loss of 107 jobsROADSsee also Contracts and Purchasing . Govtsee also Finance and Budgets. Govtsee also Politics and Govt0&/;20/89 D06 20&/27 f.89 Dl5 20&/27 /.89 Dl5 209-/i03{.89 cos 109/05/:;89 B05 109/13f89 B10 l12-f.2&/,89 COl S0105/:89 COl 204/13/89 COl 204/;13/.89 COl 2Map shows proposed three and four-lane highway s if tax passes 01/02/;89 AD7 2Bill calls for 900 miles of county roads to be taken by state 01/il&/;.89 AD4 2Sponsors pull dawn bill to add 900 miles to state system Ol/lh89 AOB SToll road legis to be introduced called unworkable Ol/2h89 AlO 2Legis approves naming part of US 71 for John P Hammerschmidt Olf26f89 B02 6Road tax called key for future of Arkansas 01/-27/89 AD4 2John Paul Hammerschmidt designation for US 71 becomes law 02/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLROBBERIES AND THEFTSsee also Cemeteriessee also Firessee also Gillhamsee al so Murders - Doss, Rebecca Lynnsee also Murders - Harris, Donaldsee also Murders - Henyard, Berniecesee also Oil Troughsee also ShootingsGunmen rob branch bank at CrawfordsvilleUnion Natl branch at LR robbedTheft of cigarettes brings 25-year termArmed Pulaski Co deputies on guard duty at comrenience storesRon Fuller bill makes possession of shopping cart misdemeanorShopping carts removed from Ron Fuller' s billColumnist discusses Ron Fuller' s groce:t:y cart billRon Fuller' s bill leaves milk crates as main concernBill to criminal ize possessing stolen daiey cases failsFive Silverado trucks stolen at UALR since AugustPizza delivennen often robbed in LRRon Fuller' s bill on possession of stolen cartons defeatedThieves take valuable aluminum items for resaleConvicted burglars to be jailed immediately, LR judge say sArrest puts dent in maj or truck theft ring in Central ArkFilm centel!' recognizes its stolen equipm.ent in photosEx-Razorback star Tony Cherico chgd with theft from storeFour ostrich chicks valued at $16,000 stolen at SearcyIndependence Co sheriff, 3 students sued over baseball cardsConvenience stores easy targets for robbers in LRCapitol security guard accused of taking gift shop fundsNLR Missouri Pacific Credit Union losses being probedMissouri Pacific Credit Union lost $60.000Police property rooms hold unusual itemsLinda C Heward chgd with divering $142,000 from Mo-Pac UnionChal ice worth $10,000 stolen fran Catholic Church in NLRNeighbors surround house, trap 4 suspect s at DermottDennott teenagers caught by neighbors to remain in detentionPasser-by shoots, kills station robber at Hot SpringsFriend interrupts robbe:t:y, shoots robberJim Kurz Jr fired by Natl Bank of Commel!'ce ovel!' embezzlementPolice find chop shop near Little RockEx-banker Jim Kurz Jr admits embezz lement of $263,188Thefts at Benton skyrocketSeven churches in Bentonville-Rogel!'s area ransackedSon of director of inmate monitoring service chgd in theftNLR police recover $40.000 worth of stolen antiquesROBERTS, BOBBY Lsee also Economic Conditions and Trends 031see also Libraries, Publ icROBERTS. DAVEsee also Politics and Govt Mrl 2ROBERTS, MARILYNsee al.so Civil Rights and DiscriminationROBERTSON. LARRY DEANOlt05f.89 B02 301/06/;89 BOl 501/llt:89 B04 101/:13/.89 BOl 201/27 #39 A04 101/27/§39 A04 101/:289 A03 101/;2 W:89 A03 l02/;03f.89 A04 102/,03/89 BOl 202/:13/"89 BOl 102-/:16/89 A07 604/;12/89 BOl 204/,26/139 BOl 204/.26/,89 B05 506/:02/:89 B01 507/20-/89 DOS 607/:27/;89 B03 308-/05/,89 B03 408/06/89 AOl 208/.:08/:89 BOB 108{;16/,89 COl 20&/:17/.89 COl 208/;22A89 EOl 308-/;23/.89 COl 209-/07/89 B03 409-/.12/89 AOl 209-/.13/.89 B07 l10-h,27 /-:89 B06 110-/;2&/89 B03 310/28-/. 89 C02 l12f07 /f3 9 B02 312/;07/,89 B07 112/19-/;89 B03 212/22/.89 BOS 412/30/89 AOl 212-/.:30/89 BOl 2219

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Sande rlin. LaverneROBINSON, BROOKSWoman wants ashes scattered where her beloved Brooks pl ayedROBINSON .. DANsee also Pornography and ObscenityROBINSON. HARDY, FAMILYArticle on family cemetery at North Little RockROBINSON, LUCYsee also Commemorative Commission (Ark)ROBINSON, TOMMYsee also Civil Rightssee also Congresssee also Governor (Ark )see also JR Agricultural Enterprisessee also Murders - Ma.son, Marj orie LRobert E Troutt fil.es $10 million suit against RobinsonROCKEFELLER, WINTHROP PAULWealth put at $850 millionROCKEFELLER, WINTHROP, CHARITABLE TRU STDonates $1 million to Hendrix CollegeROCKEFELLER, WINTHROP, FOUNDATIONMahlon Martin succeeds Tom McRae as directorMakes grant for UCA' s Institute for Study of Educ PolicyROGERSCity annexes 400 acresROGERS BUILDING (LITTLE ROCK)see BuildingsROOERS, JUDITHsee also Courts, State and LocalROLE MODEL Ssee also Children and YouthROMANCEPostmark popular on Valentine cardsRONALD MCDONALD HOUSEFacility near Arkansas Children's Hosp being expandedROSENBAUM LAKEsee Harbors. Ports and MarinasROSENWALD FUNDsee also Blackssee also EducationROSESsee also FlcwersROSS, G ROBERTsee al so Colleges and UniversitiesROTARY CLUBWomen file complaint against Ozark clubOzark club gets first female memberROY. ELSIJANE TRIMBLEsee also Courts, FederalROY. F HAMPTONsee also Buildingssee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)Dr Roy buying Kramer School bldg for use as museumDr Roy has been active in rescuing endangered historic bldgs02f05/89 COl 103/24/89 AOl 212f22f89 B07 510/.10/89 AOS 209/-22:/.89 BOl 203/07/89 BOl 612/25/89 B03 210/12;l89 B03 202/.13/;89 BOl 404/21/-89 B06l10-/.21/89 B03 412/16/89 BOS 501/;14/.;89 BOlOl/:3ct/89 BOl25220

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDr Roy to be honored for community serviceDr Roy honol!'ed for community serviceRUDY 'S FARM COLittle Rock meat plant to closeRUIZ . PAULsee also Murders - Ritchie. MarvinRUNNINGsee Jogging and RunningRUNOFF ELECTIONSsee Politics and GovtRU RAL DEVELOPMENT ACTION PROGRAM, ARKANSASsee Economic Developments and TrendsRU SS. STANLEYsee also AgricultureRU SSELL. JERRYsee also Congresssee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)RUSSELLVILLEsee also WaterRU SSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education J a25RU SSIAsee also Catlett IncRUTHERFORD. SKIPsee also Democratic Partysee also Politics and GovtRYAN. JAMES Asee also National GuardRYBURN, BENNIE SRSoutheast Arkansas leader dies at age 77SABBATH OB SERVANCEsee ReligionSAENGER THEATERsee Pine BluffSAFETYsee Accidents and SafetySAFEWAY STORESsee Food and Groce:ey- StoresSAFRONOV. ANTONsee also International RelationsSALARIESsee Wages and SalariesSALEMsee also Economic Conditions and Trends Mr27SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Jel Je5SALESMEN AND SALESsee also AutomobilesSALINE C.OUNTYsee also Crime and ViceSALLY Xsee Birth Control and AbortionSALVATION ARMYsee also Poor04/ 121.'89 B06 l06/,21/-89 B02 107/15·1'89 COl 206/.17/,89 B04 l221

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSAM' S WHOLESALE CLUBsee also Wal-Mart Stores, IncSam's may purchase refrigerators from Whirlpool CorpSANDERLIN, LAV ERNEsee also Murders - Sande rlin, LaverneSANER, HARVEY JOEsee also International RelationsSANYO MANUFACTURING CORPFinn rehires 130 workers as demand for TV sets growsSARA LEE HOISERY COProj ect at Cl arksville plant to add 150 new jobsSARVER, ROBERTFormer state correction commr dies at age 58SATANISMsee Deathssee Murders - Michaels, Alicia Maysee ReligionSAVERS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIATIONsee BanksSAVERS INCsee BanksSCHAFFER, ARCHIEsee also BlacksSCHOENINGER, RICHARDsee also Eureka SpringsSCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANSChris Skinner of Little Rock wins Westinghouse scholarshipArticle on Science Talent Search winner Christopher SkinnerPubl ic accl aim for Christopher Skinner grCMsTen students from Ark receive National Merit ScholarshipsNineteen from state receive National Merit ScholarshipsNational Merit schol arships go to 43 Arkansas studentsHigh default rate coul d end participation for four schoolsStudent default rates for several Ark schools listedList of Ark students nominated for US military academiesList of 100 seniors named Governor 's ScholarsNational Merit semifinalists in Ark namedCentury Tube offers scholarship to Japanese unive rsitiesRhode s Scholarship nominees from Arkansas namedSCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTsee Colleges S1 2SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CLINICSsee Birth Control and Abortionsee Educ:a tionSCHOOLS, PUBLICsee Educ:a tionSCHROCK, EARL F JRsee also Colleges Ap18SCHULTHS, JUANITAsee also Murders - Schulths FamilySCHULTH S, RONNIEsee also Murders - Schulths FamilySCIENCE08/,30/89 COl 507/15-/;89 C02 103/:18f89 COl 501/,1&/,89 B01 203{07/.189 AOl 303/.08-/.89 EOl 303/09189 BOl 204/14/.89 B04 604/i28{;89 B03 105/;18/89 B02 606/:02/89 BOl 206-/.02/89 BOl 306/12/:89 B02 l06/:12/89 B06 109/113/..89 B12 110/:18/; 89 COl 212{08{89 B07 1Students learn science vocabulary, not science, teacher says 10{06/89 BOl 1222

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY (ARK)see also Biotechnology Cooperative. NationalTwo grants made for researchAuthority makes 14 grants to col leges for research proj ectsAuthority awards $430.000 in grants for researchSCIENCE FAIRSCentral Arkansas Regional Science Fair heldWinners of Arkansas state science fair listedSCOTLANDsee also Inteniational RelationsSCOTI', BRADsee also AthleticsSCOTI', PAUL JRsee also AssaultsSCOTT. SCOTTYsee also Murders - Thornton. BettySCRIMSHIRE, BILLFSLIC appeal in bankruptcy case dismissed by courtSEAARK MARINE INCMonticello f inn is global leader in aluminum boatsSEAL. BARRYsee also Substance AbuseSEARCH AND SEIZUREsee also Policesee also Property. Conf iscatedSEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Athleticssee Education S6 D9SEARS ROEBUCK AND COStores dropping prices nationwideSEBA, INCShutdown at Greenwood idles 100 workersSEBASTIAN COUNI'YCounty has few minority employees, records shCMSEBASTIAN COUNTY JAILsee PrisonsSECRETARY OF STATE (ARK)see also Government Employees and OfficialsBill Mccuen called good example of bad politicsBill McCuen says he plans to seek re-electionJim Parsons to seek GOP nomination for of ficeCopy fee of 80 cents per page nettles sane residentsJohn Brummett column on high cost of photocopies at of ficeGOP candidate Jim Parsons pushes for school consolidationSEClJRITIESsee Stocks and BondsSENECA 0 ll. COJerty Jones, Sheffield Nelson lost when fil!'m went bankruptSERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNIONsee Government Employees and OfficialsSE.VERANCE TAXsee Finance and Budgets. GovtSEXsee also Children and Youth01/;21/89 A07 203/,20-/89 B02 105/.20#39 C02 303;1;19/;89 B04 204/.16/:89 A15 112/.2/,89 BOS 302/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSEX BIASsee also PrisonsSEX CRIMESsee also Medicine and Healthsee also Murders - Lewis . Christine Mariesee also Murde rs - Phelps. Natasha Lynnsee also Murde'rs - Travis. Amanda Kay Lynnsee also PrisonsSpecialist doubt s victim' s story in Wayne Dumond case Olt,06t89 BOl 2Magistrate considering bid by Wayne Dumond for new trial 01/10-/89 B01 5Bobby Joe Luster gets 20-yr term in abuse of 10-yr-old girl 01/12/89 B03 3State Trooper W W Booher expects to lose job ov er incest 01/l/89 B01 5ASP Trooper W W Booher on leave after incest al legation 01/.17/;89 BOl 2State Trooper W W Booher resigns from ASP 01/:1&/.89 AOl 6Clarence W Curtis Jr gets 30 yrs for rape of 7-yr-old girl 01/18/:89 BOB 3Ex-wife. and step-daughter of W W Booher comment 01{19/;89 B02 lSex abuse chgs to be fiJ.ed against Neal Singleta!'y 01{19{

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWayne Dumond can question his accuser. appeals court rul esRape victim willing to testify against Wayne Dumond againFourteen-year-old boy gets 40 years for rape of womanJames Earl Young Jr arrested in rape of 10-yr-old girlGirl. 13, allegedly raped at Pine BluffRonal d D Hicks ch gd with sexual abuse 2 two young girlsMother and child abducted in yard at Wilburn homeGenetic evidence may be entered in Louis Prater trialLouis Prater probably source of sperm, FBI saysConvicted rapist Johnnie V Woods Jr gets three life tem.sDNA evidence disallowed by judge in Louis Prater caseThomas Grady Jr gets 25 yrs for rape of Bald Knob childAttempted rape conviction brings $2.500 fineChild rape charges filed against Arthur Lloyd George. 68Little Rock rape statistics are 'frightening 'Rape incidents reported in LR for Jan-June total 119Difficulty of getting conviction in rape cases discussedPrincipal at Taylor Elementary School faces indecency chargeDNA studied in rape case against Louis PraterRape victim takes stand in hearing for Wayne DumondWayne Dumond loses bid for new trialEx-She?Wood policeman pleads guilty to homosexual rape of boyLR man pleads guilty to abuse of boy and girlJudge to allow DNA test in trial of Louis PraterRel ative raped 10-yr-old NLR girl in her homeSHACKELFORD , LOTTIESeeks election as vice chair of natl Democratic PartyHas two opponents for Democratic Party postSHAMLIN. LUTHERsee also Fires F25see also Fires J a22SHARPER IMAGE CORPDistribution center to open at LRRichard Thalheimer developed successful Sharper Image chainRichard Thalheimer promises store for Little RockSHEEPsee Livestock and Poul trySHELLS. ANITAsee also Murde rs - Shells. AnitaSHENG, ZHENGZHIsee also China. Peoples Republ ic ofSHEPHERD, ROBERTsee also Substance AbuseSHERIDANPortrait of a small tCMnSHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Education J e5SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee Crime LaboratoriesSHERWOODCity Council says Mayor Jack Evans acted properly on repairsSuit challenges annexation that created islandCity budget vetoed by Mayor Jack EvansSHIPPING BY WATER09f02f89 BOl09-/;05;A89 BOl09/;14/:89 BOS26609/:22#39 B09- 110{17/-89 B03 3at LR lo-/24f89 A07 310/,25/-89 B03 310/26/,89 B03 110/27/-89 B04 110f28/.89 BOl 510{2&/.89 BOB 111/.09-f.89 B03 311/:15-/.89 B03 211/: 18/:89 B03 211/19-f.89 AOl 211/19-/,89 AOl 211'119-/,89 A08 411/2&/:89 B03 212/;0l/-89 B02 112/-14/89 B1 2 112/16/89 BOl 512/21/89 B06 112/2 2/;89 B06 412/29/89 B06 312/29-/:89 B07 301-/:25/.89 AOl02/:07/:89 BOl2209/29-/:89 COl 211/-26/;89 FOl 3l lf,3Ctf,89 COl 203/27 /89 BO 1 102/;04/::89 BOl 2l 2-/o06/..S9 B04 112/122/;89 B04 2225

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee RiversSHIRLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap9SHOOTINGSsee also Educationsee also Firearmssee also Murde rssee also PoliceVictim recants testimony against Joseph Henry Sims IIILR Police Officer Gary Fleming shot by suspectClyde Roberts Davis. Angela Fawn Nevin may be suicide victimsClyde R Davis-Angela Fawn Nevin suicide pact suspectedBobby Joe Perkins shot in standof f with LR policeLR resident wounded by teenager shooting UziThavanh Visisombath held hostages in try to see girl friendThavanh Visisombath held 13 hostages in convenience storeThree persons shot during effort to arrest VisisombathThavanh Visisombath reportedly 'crazy in love'Pulaski Co Sheriff Gravett not speculating on shootingsTwo say police fire hit hostages in convenience storeThavanh Visisombath hit by State Police sharpshooterVictim in Visisombath case retains atty for possible suitPulaski Sheriff's office not covering up in Visisombath caseQuestions about shootings in Visisombath incident aboundPulaski Sheriff's office prepares explanation of shootingsProbe in Visisombath shooting continuesPulaski sheriff to report on shooting in hostage incidentState Trooper Joel Mullins fired first in Visisombath caseVisisombath shooting reconstructed by Sheriff' s reportPulaski Sheriff Gravett defends of ficers in Visiombath caseJacksonville policeman shoots man who took officer' s gunUpdate on victims of shootings in Visiom.bath caseMan inj ured when dog caused gun to discharge at service staCamden pol ice officer kills woman in parking lotBryan Keith Rea killed in shoutout with police near HopePolice link series of crimes to Brian Keith ReaJames H Stokes killed by police after he killed Geo JacksonJason Allan Carroll accidentally shot to death at Dailey homePolice shoot George Thanas. who was breaking church windowsGeorge Thom.as has record going back to 1960Larry Burkhalter shot three times in LR streetCarlon L Couch. 16. shot to death in robbery at LR storeBackground on shooting victim Karlon Latrac CouchShooting of Karlon Couch within law , prosecutor saysJohn Evans fatally shot by his 5-yr-old nephewPulaski deputy shoots shoplifter while on store security jobShooting of shoplifter by deputy sheriff ruled justifiedJohn C Pyle Jr shot. killed by Robert Teague at LRJohn C Pyle Jr apparently intoxicated when he entered aptShooting of Walter Ray Smith may have been act of revengeShooting victim Walter Ray Smith killed a robber in SeptDrive-by shooting at LR called a random actSHOPPING MALLSsee Retail Stores01/.04/;89 C08 101/22/,89 A08 l0 2/;251.89 BO 1 603/02/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSHORTER OOLLEX;Esee Collegessee HousingSHORTER OOLLfilE GARDENS HOU SING PROJECTsee HousingSHUNT TECHNOLOGYFirm to open in Pine Bluff with 66 empl oyeesSIKES. R Hsee also AthleticsSILOAM SPRINGSsee also Wildl ifeSILOAM SPRINGS PO STsee also NewspapersSIMMONS FAMILY MURDERSRul ing may come today on ef fort to suppress evidenceJudge rul es against main defense motionsTrial of Ronald Gene Simmons to be held as scheduled2nd Simmons trial involves no witnesses. tight securityProsecuting Atty John Bynum will not waive death penaltyList of relatives R Gene Simmons al legedly killedPotential jurors at Clarksville have opinion on SimmonsR Gene Simmons writes note berating wife's sisterJury selected for 2nd trial of R Gene SimmonsList of jurors to decide fate of R Gene SimmonsProsecutor John Bynum details theory for killingsJury sees tape of Simmons family being pulled from graveSummary of note Sim.mons wrote to his daughterRelatives of Simmons family react to convictionRonald Gene Simmons convicted. gets death sentence againRonald Gene Simmons strikes Prosecutor John Bynum in courtFam.il ies of victims trying to bebuild their livesSimmons lawyer does not think appeal will be filedAppeal likely to get results. attorney tells R G SimmonsR Gene Simmons tells Judge John Patterson he wants to dieR Gene Simmons warns Louis J Franz and Mark CambianoStay lifted on execution of R Gene SimmonsR Gene Simmons cl.ears final hurdle to gain his death wishState Supreme Ct rul es Simmons competent to waive appealRonald Gene Simmons moved to death chamber at Cummins UnitRonald Gene Simmons awaits executionExecution stay filed in behalf of Jonas T WhitmoreUS Supreme Ct Justice Blackmun has petition for delayDrawing shews how lethal inj ection to be administeredSimmons will be first to die in death chamber built in 1978TV stations scrambling to cover scheduled executionReactions of principals in case as execution of Simmons nearsProsecutor John Bynum reconstructs of slaying of familyRules formul ated by prison for handling executionExecution of R Gene Simmons stayed by US Supreme CourtPope County Sheriff James Bolin angered by execution staySeveral persons approved to witnesses executionJonas Hoten Whitmore II. Arthur Allen halted executionColumnist John Brummett explores his feelings on executionsRonald Gene Simmons returned to Tucker Prison unit04/.2 2p89 COl 201/19-/,89 BOl 201/·20-/89 BOl 501/.20/89 BOl 502/05/;89 BOl 202/.05/89 BOl 202/05/89 BOl 502/;07/139 BOl 502-/07 f.89 B06 202p08-/89 BOl 502/:08-/;89 B02 102/09-/89 AOl 202/:10/89 AOl 202/10/89 A1 2 102f,11/i89 AOl 302/:11/89 AOl 302/11/89 AOl 602{1 2/,89 AOl 202/114/;89 BOl 503/01/89 BOl 503/.02/89 BOl 203/02{-89 BOl 203/10/89 BOl 503/11/89 A0 1 203/.11/89 AO 1 203-/;14/89 BOl 203/15/.89 AOl 203/15-/,89 AO 1 503/.15/89 AOl 503/,15-/89 AlO 303/15-/,89 AlO 303/.15/:89 AlO 303/115-/.89 Al O 503/15/89 Al l 103/15/,89 Al l 103/16/.89 AOl 203/.16/;89 A03 103/16/,89 A03 103/.16/.89 A03 503/117/89 BOl 103/.17/89 BOl 2227

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLExecution stay for R Gene Simmons ange rs Pope Co residents 0317/.89 B01 4Gov Bill Clinton sets execution date for R Gene Simmons 03/1&/89 BOl 2Mark S Cambiano files motion to halt execution of Simmons 03/2189 BOl 2Judge G Thom.as Eisele turns down request for execution stay 03/;24/89 AlO 1Former home of Simmons north of Dover burns 03/30/.89 BOl 6Court blocks execution of R Gene Simmons on second conviction 033f.89 B04 1Simmons attorneys want appellants to post bonds to cover cost 05/;1!89 B02 3Petition to US Supreme Ct seeks to halt execution of Simmons 11/2&/89 B03 6Attys joust for right to argue case before US Supreme Court 12129-/89 BOl 4SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORPsee BanksSIMMJNS, OiRISsee also Murde rs - Townsend FamilySIMMONS, THOMAS WINFORDsee also Murders - Price FamilySINGLETARY• NEAL DUANEsee also Sex CrimesSINGLETON, CHARLES LAV ERNEsee also Murders - York, Mary LouSKAGGS ALPHA BETA STORESStores bought by Acadia Markets CorpSKATING05/;31/89 COl 2see Ice SkatingSKIA OORPJasper officials skeptical that plant to locate thereSKINNER, CHRISTOPHER Ma..EAN07/20/89 COl 2see also Scholarships and LoansSKYDIV INGsee Parachute JumpingSLOAN-HENDRIX SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education N30 D2 DSSMALL BUSINESSsee BusinessSMILEY• WALTER Vsee also Educationsee also Mcintosh. Robertsee also Systematics IncSMITH, A(XlUNE'ITAsee also KidnappingSMITH, BARBARAsee also Murders - Smith. BarbaraSMITH. BERTSIL LYLEsee also CoalSMITH. GERALD L KSmith is subj ect of new book by Glen JohnsonnePapers of Smith donated to University of Central ArkansasSMITH. JACK01/01/;89 C0708/;14{:89 B0331see also Colleges Jal2SMITH. JAMESsee also EducationSMITH, RICllARD Msee also Books and Writing - ReviewsSMITH, ROSDiscusses effects of changing state usury limitations02/.-26/89 cos 1228

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSMITH, TOMMYsee also HeroismSMOKINGsee TobaccoSNELL, RICHARD WAYNEsee also Murders - Stumpp. WilliamSNGlsee Weather and StormsSNGl LAKEArticle on isolated tCMn in Desha CountySOARK SPORTSWEARHeber Springs plant moving to KansasSOFT DRINKSsee TaxationSOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION (ARK)see also WaterSOUTH CONWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Jel5SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS WATER CONSERVATION PRQJECTsee WaterSOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY TECHsee Colleges and UniversitiesSOUTHERN MAGAZ INEsee Periodical sSOUTHERN STATE UNIVERSITYsee Basketballsee Colleges and UniversitiesSOUTHERN STEEL AND WIRE COBlast inj ures seven plant workers at Fort SmithSOUTHLAND GREYHOUND PARK09/18{89 BOl 106/.21/89 COl 107/15/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSphinz plans stock changes if stockholders approveSPRINGDALEsee also Nudism and NuditySPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Birth Control and Abortionsee Education F24 Ap8 S9 015SPROLES. TOMMYsee also Lieutenant Governor (Ark)see also Pollution D3ST FRANCIS COUNTYLong saga of crime and corrpution shown on ABC-'IV 's "20/:20"County looks for ways to meet payrollCounty Judge Carl Cisco says he is not resigningCounty Judge Carl E Cisco accused of falsifying recordsTwo county employees found guilty of falsifying recordsGroup of residents seek ouster of County Judge Carl CiscoJudge Carl Cisco cal ls suit against him 'politics 'Officials overspent budget by $895.000. report showsLegislative panel closes review of county auditST VINCENT INFIRMARY MEDICAL CENTERsee Medicine and HealthSTADIUMS AND ARENASFunds sought for repairs at War Memorial StadiumGov Clinton. legislators make inspection tour of War MemorialBill in Legis would provide arena for UALR basketballWar Memorial would be renovated under bill in LegisRay Thornton says state budget has no room for arenasWar Memorial must be safe for fans, Frank Broyles saysPatrons told to use War Memorial at their own riskRaz orbacks may switch all in-state games to FayettevilleHouse defeats appropriation to repair War Memorial StadiumRepair funds for War Memorial voted down by LegislatureUA making plans for all games· at Fayetteville this fallLR lacks funds for War Memorial repairs. directors sayWar Memorial booked for Billy Graham Crusade this fallLR business leaders seek way to keep UA games at War MemorialCrumbl ing War Memorial Stadium is case of neglect by stateRaz orback fans spend big money in LR on game weekendsWar Memorial was built as tribute to veteransFayetteville merchants hope Raz orback games moved thereRazorbacks not only groups awaiting stadium solutionCrumbling stadium symbol of lost pride , columnist saysWar Memorial manager asked to compile list of needsLittle Rock leaders draw up plan for repairs at War MemorialLittle Rock of fers $15,000 for War Memorial repairsResponsibility for War Memorial is topic of columnWar Memorial Comm has seen its share of publ icity beforePlan dev ised for repairs to War Memorial StadiumRaz orbacks to play at War Memorial if repairs madeFive LR businessmen led drive for War Memorial repairsWar Memorial to be repaired, games to go on as plannedWar Memorial user fees should pay for repairs. column saysStadium bailout hard to swallOW', Deborah Mathis writesLegislators pass upkeep of War Memorial to Raz orback fans11/25/.89 COl 201/14/,89 BOl 203/•03/:89 B03 107/-0&/89 B02 107/2&/;89 B03 408/1 2/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLFrank Broyles opposed to surcharge on War Memorial ticketsRent on War Memorial Stadium variesNeed for War Memorial repairs becomes quite evidentMilitary veterans rally to save stadium with donationsWar Memorial Stadium ready for useEmergency repairs make War Memorial safe, officials sayCrowded stadium at UAPB shows need for increased seatingPine Bluff economy soars when UAPB holds homecoming eventSTAGECOACH HOU SEsee Historic Buildings and SitesSTANDLEY, WILLIE JEWELsee also Murders - Burnett. Edward Landel lSTARK MANUFACTURING INCFinn to open plant at OzarkSTARR, DAV ID LEEsee also Murders - Ford, GladysSTATE BUILDING SERVICES COUNCILsee also Buildings and Offices, GovtSTATE HOSPITAL, ARKANSASsee Civil Rights and Discriminationsee Mental HealthSTATE POLI CEsee Governor (Ark)see PoliceSTATON, KENNETHsee also Murders - Staton, KennethSTEEL, BOBsee also TelevisionSTEELE, MARSHALL TMethodist minister, former Hendrix president, dies at 83STEELE. RUTiisee also EducationSTEENBURGEN, MARYsee also Actors and EntertainersSTEINBECK, JOHNsee also EducationSTELEsee Monuments, Memorials and MarkersSTEPHENSMayor 's race is hotter topic than the local economySTEPHENS BUILDINGsee Buildings and Of ficesSTEPHENS INCsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoArkla IncBuildingsGovernment Bonds and InvestmentsGovernor (Ark)Politics and Govtsee also Pride House Care Corpsee al so StuttgartParent firm buys control of Artgraph ReproductionsStephens offers land for park in west Little RockFelonies alleged against Dave Owen. a Stephens employeeStephens employee Dave Owen was put on leave Nov 104/22/i89 BOl 204/.291,89 B02 105/31/.;89 B02 506/:25-A 89 BOl 207/.23/.89 BOl 209/:30/.89 BOl 211/.12/,89 B02 1llf.12/.89 B02 103/:23/.89 COl 101/21{89 All 302/13/.89 BOl 106/;26/89 COl 3llf.11/,89 BOl 211/:14/89 C02 111/15-f,89 C02 l231

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OOLW R "Witt" Stephens does not plan to move to new buildingStephens owns about 1.5 pct of Banque IndosuezSTEPHENS PRODUCTION 00see also Arkl a IncSTEPHENS, JACKS ON THOMASsee also Arltla IncWealth put at #350 millionStephens to receive Fulbright Intnl Trade Development awardStephens ro receive International Trade Development awardStephens excited by receipt of Fulbright Aw ardCongratulations pour in to Stephens for Fulbright AwardAbout 1.000 turn out to honor Stephens with Fulbright Aw ardSTEPHENS. MARY ANNEsee also Governor (Ark)STEPHENS, W Rsee also Arkl a IncSTEPHENS, WARRENsee also Pride House Care CorpSTEPHENS, WILTON ROBERTWealth put at $350 millionSTEPHENSON, ROBERT RAOULMistaken arrest of Stephenson turns into nightmare for himSTEURI. JOHN Esee also Systematics IncSTIDHAM, DANAsee also Murders - Stidham, DanaSTOCKS AND BONDSsee also Brittenum, Jon Rsee also Dean Witter Reynolds Incsee al so Dillard Department Storessee also Environmental Systems Cosee also Fairfield Communities Incsee also Finance Development Authority (Ark)see also Pride House Care Corpsee also Systematics Incsee also TCBY EnterprisesLexingt on Capital Corp fights to keep securities licenseFirst Investment Securities of LR cited in Florida lossesLittle Rock bond traders suffer from image , Bassett saysU S Associates notifies state it is closing LR operationsBilly Charles Martindale loses securities licenseFirst Investment Securities accused of high-pressure salesGrowth of securities licenses in Ark. 1980-1988State charges U S Associates with securities violationsState alleges wide range of violations by U S AssociatesGene N Flannes bilked investors of millions. SEC saysKansas City credit union sues Swink & Co for $2.9 millionKansas City credit union sues Swink and Co for $2.9 millionLR' s 'bond daddy ' image on front page of Wall Street JournalJohn Brummett discusses reasons for 'bond daddies ' imageLittle Rock bond daddies situation reviewedBeverly Bassett says she keeps ch eck on Dan R LasaterConserve Capital Corp of NLR suspended by NASDSwink and Co fined by NASO12/:03{89 FOl 112/10-/89 FOl l10/.10-f89 AOS 2HMl 1/89 C02 210-/31/.89 COl 211/,03/.89 COl 311/,05/;89 A06 l11/.05/.89 BOl 310/.,10-f89 A05 206/16/89 AOl 201/04{;89 C02 401/;14/89 C02 101/.15189 FOl l01/19/89 COl 501/;25;M 9 COl 5Ol/2M89 COl 301/:30/89 COl l03/.22/;89 COl 203/22/,89 C02 403/24f89 C02 104{,04/.89 C02 504/,04/:89 C02 504/1389 COl 204/;14/.89 BOl l04/.26/.89 B07 404/,27 {;89 C02 205/;02/;89 C02 405/02/89 C02 4232

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLNASD fines securities salesman Charles Alan Cash 06/0lf89 COl 2Article on insider trading lists several Ark firms 06/.1/.89 C06 1Swink and Co fined $50.000 by NASD 07/i04/, 89 COl 4Proceedings against L A Boykin Associates begins 07/.07/89 COl 4First Investment Securities sued by Florida city over funds 07/.12/89 COl 2Valdosta State Coll lost funds invested with L A Boykin firm 07/-21/;89 C02 1Securities firm of Allison Rosenblum faces sanctions 07/.271.89 COl 2Interview with William McCord ex-head of United Capital Corp 08/06/:89 FOl 2William McCord was recently fined by NASD 08/06/89 FOl 2Persistence paid off for William McCord in securities work 08/.06/89 FOl 3Century Financial Securitees to open in LR O&f.08/:89 C02 5Valdosta State Coll lost $441.500 through L A Boykin Assoc 08/09-/89 C01 5State Securities Dept fines Drexel Burnham Lambert $100.000 08-fll/.89 COl 2Deceased broker Darnel l ettles Jr tied to securities dispute 09/07/89 COl 2West Palm Beach. na sues bond firms in LR over bonds 09/13/89 COl 3Swink and Co faces defaults on bonds it has unde i:written 10/.02/89 COl 2SEC disciplines three linked to First Investment Securities 10/05/89 COl 2License of L A Boykin and Associates withdrawn by state 10-/ 10{.:89 COl 2Suit by US Associates head allges state harassed his company 10/19/.89 C02 5Little Rock securities salesman suspended by Securities Comm 11/01/89 COl 2Allison. Rosenblum & Hannahs reports loss of $2 million 11/.07/89 COl 5Former Swink & Co sal eswoman loses securities license 11/07/-89 C02 1Former ners of First Investors still selling securities 11/29/89 COl 2Three former stock salesmen in LR fined 12/.02/89 C02 6NASD proposes fine for Allison, Rosenblum and Hannahs 12/05/.89 C02 2Hearing held on U S Associates case 12/;06/89 COl 2Swink & Co bond house at LR closes; 100 will lose jobs 12/2&/-89 AOl 2Treasury-bond losses forced Swink & Co to close 12/29-/.89 COl 2Arkansas stocks outperform the market. overall. in 1989 12/3fr/-89 COl 2Suit against Robert C Allison Jr charges assets wasted 12/3(}/-89 C02 4STOCKS AND BONDS - ARK MARKET SUMMARYOl/02fC03/l Ol/09-/;C03·/.1 01#6/,C03/1l Ol/23/C04/AOl/,30f.C03/1 02/06/C02-/4 02/13/,C02/.4 02/,20/C04/402/.27 //.23/,C04/A 10/30/C07/3 11/,06/COS/;1 11/13/C03/111/,2C}/.C06/4 11/27 /C06/.3 12/04/-.COS{:.l 12/;1 l-/-C06/A12/:1&/.C06/4 12/2/;C03/,4STODOLA .. MARKsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Substance AbuseSTOUFFER, MARKsee also WildlifeSTRIKESsee Educationsee Georgia-Pacific Corpsee West Helena-Helena Sportswear CoSTUMPP• WILLIAM233

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE OJLsee also Murders - Stumpp. Wil liamSTUT'IGARTFive Water and Sewer Comm members resign over bond issueStephens Inc chosen by City Council to handle bondsSUBARU SOUTH INCLittle Rock firm purchased by Subaru of America IncSUBIACO ABBEYsee Catholic ChurchSUBSTANCE ABUSEsee also Ashley Countysee also Children and Youthsee also Murders - Charles, Corysee also Murders - Vega, Lisa Mariesee also Murders - Washington, Carl Asee al so Property. Conf iscatedsee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyFaulkner, Searcy, Van Buren County form drug task forceIllegal drug charges bring 20-yr prison term for D W FulmerBill proposes capital murder chg for causing death of anotherSuspected Los Angeles gang member gets 40-yr prison termWilliam R C Edwards Jr gets 21-yr sentence on drug countKenneth and Ferrell Clements named in drug counts at Com7ayHabitual of fende r gets life in prisonMother, daughter get prison terms in cocaine caseTwo Conway women sentenced in drug operations casePlea bargaining in drug cases halted in Judicial Dist 3Drug dealer gets 15-yr prison termBill in Legis would establish drug czar for ArkansasProposed drug czar woul d be appointed by state Attorney GenLegislature passes law banning beepers from school groundsIllegal drug lab found near Mountain ViewNLR high school student suspended in drug incidentSome Chicopee empl oyees being tested for drugsNew bill in Legis would create drug czar under Gov' s controlLab capable of making 156 lbs of drugs in 72 hrs confiscatedLR Housing Director to fight drugs in public housing proj ectsWitness tells jury cocaine found in Parnel l Riley 's suitcaseNew law outlaws use of beepers on school premisesMore testimony given in Parnel l Riley cocaine caseParnell Riley testifies he thought money was in bagParnel l Riley convicted on four counts in drug trialConsent decree halts State Police arrests on highwaysState Pol ice seek change in consent decree to allow searchesCocaine problem moves fran Detroit to Marianna, police sayArkansas State Trooper Jackie McMullen faces drug chargeJackie McMullen accused of being part of marij uana ringDrug czar bill fails in Senate panelChambers couple plead guilty to drug chg, get prison termBond for State Trooper Jackie McMullen reduced by Texas judgeTwo Texarkana police officers resign during misconduct probeParnel l Riley rej ect s plea bargain on theft-by-receiving chgPolice seize $3,000 worth of crack in LR housing proj ectBenton resident ge ts 40-yr prison term in drug caseSon of Judge Dav id Bogard arrested on drug charge12/.09/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLBill creating drug czar signed into law by Gov ClintonChambers brothers of Marianna get long sentences in DetroitIllegal drugs on rise in Ark (statistics)13-year-old girl leads officers to alleged drug sourceAll felony suspect s in Eastern Dist Federal Ct to get testsEl Dorado official says 75 crack dealers operate thereJail crowding keeps drug pushers on streets in many areasNLR Housing Authority acts to curb drug-dealing at proj ectsFormer Razorback player Kenny Hutchinson chgd in cocaine caseDeath and drugs plague Highland Park Housing Proj ect at LRLindell BurrCrN allegedly gave drugs to 13-yr-ol d girlLindel l Burr0t1 says he hopes to die a dope fiendNew state law could reduce nunber of teen-age drug dealersEight face drug charges in Johnson CountyPublicity increases sales of fake drugs in Highland ParkDrug crackdown in housing projects not new to LR-NLRLarge house near LR seized by federal govt in drug probeLouis Ingram charged, house seized in drug investigationLouis Ingram arrested, assets worth $835,000 seiz edSeizure of Louis Ingram assets is strike at heart of tradeEl Dorado burns abandoned houses to fight drug trafficingDrugs , violence hit close to home (special report)California crack imported to Magnol ia distributorsInformants are important weapon in drug warMurder of Cot:May policeman linke d to drug ringDisposition of arrest cases discussedPolice worzy about dealers fighting for turfScars of drug use linger among recovering addict sScene from El Dorado 's 'Thunder Zone'Article on seized assets in drug cases in ArkGrass-cutter paid with 'grass' for jobArk war on drugs shovs impressive resultsNational Guard called in to help spot marij uana fieldsArkansas Sheriffs Assn warns drug tide must be turnedTop 10 Ark counties in number of marijuana plants seizedPolice find 200 lbs of packaged marijuana at LRNLR police crack down on drug dealersProsecutor Dan Dane vows prison terms in drug casesParnell Riley gets 10 years in prison on drug-related chgsParnel l Riley says race factor in his convictionMartha Morrison story to be told in forthcoming bookTwenty-seven arrested in Pulaski Co on chg of drug-dealingEight more charged in drug roundup in Pulaski CountyNLR police arrest eight drug suspectsMaj or supplier of crack cocaine arrested at NLR, police sayFort Smith may require drug tests of city employeesCarl Olsen considers pot smoking a religious experienceCad Olsen is member of Ethiopian Zion Coptic ChurchPolice seize $1 .2 million worth of cocaine at LR AirportThree Faulkner Co residents arrested in drug lab caseDumas citiz ens organiz e to fight against big drug problemRon Fields says boundaries shoul d not hinder war on drugsCharges against Ferrell Dean Clements dismissedKenneth Ray Clements pleads guilty to drug charges03/24/;89 Al 1 203/25/;89 A06 103/.26/;89 L04 l03/i30/:89 AOl 603/;31/;89 BOl 504/01/:89 AOl 204/01/:89 AOl 204P.05f89 B02 504/05/89 DOl 204/09-/;89 AOl 204/10/89 B01 504-/-1 0/89 BOl 504/;10-/89 B02 404/;1 5/89 B1 2 l04/,17-/,89 B02 104/19/.89 BOl 204/.20-/89 BOl 504/,21/89 BOl 204/;22/89 AOl 204/22/.89 BOl 204/-27/89 AOl 204/'3 0-/:8 9 AO 1 504/-30-/89 Al 2 l.04/30{.89 Al 2 104/.30/,89 Al 2 104/3 0/89 Al 2 504/30-/89 A1 3 104/30-/:89 A13 104/30/89 A1 3 205/01/:89 A04 l05/02/89 BOl 205/03/-89 BOl 205/03/-89 BOl 205/;05-/i89 BOl 205/05/'89 BOl 405/10-,/,89 BOl 205/15/:89 BOl 505/.20-/89 BOl 205/20/:89 BOB l05/20-/;89 BOS l05/,2&/1 89 EO 1 205/;3 l/;89 BOl 606/01/;89 BOl 206/08/-89 B06 106/10-/i89 B02 106/,22/89 BOl 206/.26/;89 BOl 506/,26/89 BOl 506/27 f.89 B02 606/29-f89 BO 1 506/30/89 B09 107/05/89 B02 l07/06f89 B02 507/06/-.89 B02 5235

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLDr Joycelyn Elders stresses need for drug abuse education 07/14/89 BOl 3Parnell Riley headed for prison after last hearing held 07/.15/::89 B02 3SCLC leade r tells blacks to solve drug problem block-by-block 07/1Sf89 B04 1Use of 'crack' has become racial problem. Gov Clinton says 07/1/,89 B04 1Drug hotline leads to arrest of three persons 07/16/9 BOl 2LR resident gets 100 years for cocaine. paraphernal ia chgs 07/19/89 BOS 4St Francis Co of ficers harvest $248.000 worth of marij uana 07/.2/8 9 B03 1Alan Leveritt cal ls for legalization of drugs 07/21/89 B09 1Freedom House treatment center at Russellville seeks site 07/,24/,89 BOl lFour chgd in Scott Co with operating drug distribution ring 07/2Sf;.89 B03 3Alcohol abuse proves co stly to Ark business 07/2S/89 EOl 4Robert Kyle McHaffey dies after inhaling Freon to get high 07/.26/89 B03 4Ex-IRS agent alleges inaction on probe of Mena Airport case 07/27/89 AOl 5Mena Airport allegedly used for intnl drug smuggl ing 07/.27/.89 AOl 5Probe of Mena Air-port use urged by Rep Bill Alexander 07/27/89 AOl SWilliam Duncan was IRS agent investigating Barry Seal at Mena 07/,27/89 AOl SJonesboro youths discuss use of Freon. death of Kyle McHaffey 07/.2B/89 BOl 6Store managers stymied in combating Freon use 07/2B89 B02 3Bill Alexander accuses IRS of blocking probe of Mena case 07/2&/89 B09 1Mena Airport allegedly used for arms-for-drugs dealing 07/2Bh89 B09 1Concern over crack cocaine problem spreading 07/2/89 BOl 2Rep L L Bryan cal ls for televised execution of drug dealers 07/2/89 BOl 2Andrew Lee Perry gets 12-yr prison term in cocaine case 0712/89 BOS SOfficers arrest 12 alleged -cocaine dealers at LR 08-/.01189 BOS 3Motorcycle gangs . investment banke rs figures in drug study O&/OS/89 BOl 2Robert Shepherd named state's first drug director 0&/.05/89 BOl 2Motive for store robberies is money for drugs . LR police say 08{06/89 AOl 2Police raid 'crank ' lab in rural barn near Harrisburg 08/061-89 BOl 2Marijuana plants destroyed in sweep near Earle 08-/06/89 B03 1Curbside drug sales being targe ted in Little Rock 08-/08-/;89 AOl 5Reputed drug dealer Eric Von Ray gets 30-yr prison term 08-/10-/:89 BOS 6Politicians may be ready to get rough on drug dealers 0&/10/89 B07 1Drug treatment center at Russellville gets new headquarters 08/;lS/89 B03 4Guns, marijuana found at Conway 08/,16/.89 B03 6LR' s proposed loitering law designed to curb street sales O&hl7/89 BOl 6Police harvest 2,015 marijuana plants in Poinsett County O&hl7/89 B03 2Booby-trapped marijuana field found in Garland County 0&/·17/-89 B03 4Convicted drug dealer gets life in prison 08/.1&/;89 B03 2Batesville HS tests students in athletics, other activities 08{19/;89 B03 1Sebastian County juries give stiff sentences to dealers 08/,19/89 B03 1Aerial search locates marijuana field near Berryville 08/;1/89 BOS lPolice seize 3 pounds of cocaine. arrest three suspect s 0&/19/89 BOS 1Group in LR warns crack users, dealers to expect a fight 08/20/89 AOl 2Officers burn $50,000 in marijuana in Garland County 08/22f89 B03 3Parkin Mayor Tommy Voyles accused of drug trafficking 08/,23/S9 AOl 5Parkin Mayor Tommy Voyles denies deal ing in drugs 0&/2489 BOl SPolice burn 170 marij uana plants found near Bismarck 08/;24h89 B03 1LR city atty developing list of suspected crack houses 0&/2SA89 BOl 2Marij uana field found in Logan County north of Paris 08/2S/89 B03 3Columnist Robert McCord calls for increased control efforts O&A27/B9 C03 1Federal testing guidelines may threaten Ark laboratory 08/2&/89 BOS 4Parkin Mayor Tommy Voyles pleads innocent 0&/30-f.89 BOl 2Red Ribbon Campaign against drug use begins 08/30A89 BOl 2State is losing drug war. but there is a plan 0&/30/89 BOl 5236

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLCourt decree blamed for near halt to arrests on interstates 09-/01/89 AOl 5Helicopters used to spot 150 marij uana plants near Lavaca 09-/;01/89 B03 2Over 1.000 marijuana plants found in White County plot 09-/01/.89 B03 3Arkansas Army National Guard used in search for marijuana 09/01/c89 B04 1Crack cocaine hawked on Baker Street in Jonesboro 09-/.04/.89 BOl 3Of ficers arrest 68 in town of Turrel l (population 980) 09/04/;89 BOl 3Officers harvested 42.250 marij uana plants through July 09-/;04/,89 BOl 4Benton County losing battle against marijuana growers 09/04t89 B03 1Cary Gaines critical of presidents political motives 09/.04f89 B03 1Statistics on cocaine-related arrests in Ark, 1983-1988 09-/041.89 B03 3Crack naq choice of drug dealers in Southeast Ark 09-/04A89 B03 4Fort Smith residents fed up with drug problems 09-/04/89 B03 4Marij uana is still priority in rural areas 09/04f.89 B03 4Drug problem in Southeast Ark getting worse fast 09-/041.89 B03 5Jonesboro dealers prepared for street sales as Bush spoke 09/;06/·89 AOl 5Forfeiture unit at Ft Smith has seized $682,575 in property 09f07/S9 B03 1Atty Gen Steve Clark studying tax on illegal drugs in Ark 09-/;08-/89 B06 5Several stiffer drug laws proposed by Steve Clark 09/.08-/89 B06 5Drug sales at LR' S Centenniel Park brings fear to residents 09-/;09{89 AOl 2Springdale police arrest ten during raid on duplex 09-/09-/89 B03 3Account of ef feet of drugs on three victims in Ark 09-/10/89 A03 1Woman says her addiction began as minor curiosity 09-/10/.89 A04 5Roundt abl e discussion of cocaine problem in Ark 09-/10/.89 COS 1Troy Lynn Thomas gets 40-yr sentence in drug case 09-fi.1 2/89 BOS 3Students in Ark schools watch President Bush message on drugs 09-/13/.89 AOl 2Students share their knowledge, horror of drug use 09/13/.89 AOl 2Atty Gen Steve Clark proposes law to fight drug sales 09-/:13/89 B04 lProsecutors oppose Steve Clark' s plan to end plea bargaining 09-/13/89 B04 1Some legislators want death penalty for drug dealers 09/:14/;89 BOl 2US Atty Gen to probe Mena airport case, Bill Alexander says 09/14/.89 B03 1LR investigators could top record of $10 million in seizures 09/14t89 BOS 2Steve Clark plan to end plea bargaining draws prosecutor ire 09/,lS/.89 BOl 1Prosecutor H G Foster of Conway does not use plea bargaining 09-/16/.89 BOl 5Use of fines instead of prison for drug pushers anger legisls 09-/16/.89 B02 1Kenneth R Clements gets 20 yrs in federal prison on drug chg 09/.1 6'189 B03 1Father, son convicted, blame each other for drug sale 09/1 6/,89 BOS lThomas J Butler gets 40 years in prison for drug sale 09/.16/.E9 BOS 1LR' s Centennial Park quiet after police crackdown 09-/17/.P,9 BOl 5About $100.000 worth of cocaine found at Janet Wilson's home 09-/;19189 AO l 2Janet Wilson is LR Municipal Court probation of ficer 09119/89 AO l 2Crack cocaine habit apparently behind death of ex-cheerleade r 09/.2/89 A01 2Officers pull 34 marijuana plants growing beside highway 09-/.20/89 B03 3Anti-drug effort to include athletes, grant 09-/c20/;89 B03 4Legis panel hears cal l for seizure of drug dealers 1 assets 09/2/89 B04 1Two principals at Malvern schools keep confiscated marijuana 09/21-/.89 BOS 1Jacksonville city employees may face al cohol , drug testing 09-/27{89 B07 1Drug counts filed against 17 in Independence County 09{2&/89 B03 lHarrison of fice of state police leads in marijuana harvest 09-/28-/; 89 B03 6North Pulaski Co Drug Task Force begins operation 1/01/89 BOl 6Petition filed for revocation of bond of Parkin Mayor Voyles 10/07/89 BOl lArticle on case of former State Trooper Jackie L McMullen 1/09/89 A01 2Legislators plan tough bill dealing with kingpins, users lfl/89 BOB 3LR municipal court probation of ficer J a.net Wilson reinstated 10/12/89 AOl 6Man gets 14-yrs in prison, $24,000 fine in marijuana sale 1/12/89 B03 3237

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLConsequences of crack use described to teachers at AEA convParkin mayor Tommy Voyles held after drug hearingRelease of suspect without bond upsets Lincoln Co SheriffParkin Mayor Tommy Voyles released from jailRep Tom Collier aids addict giving testimony before commLegisl ative panels wading through proposed drug lawsSpecial session of state General Assembly focuses on drugsColumn on switch of concern fran education to drug cont.rolState sees more addicts being born. but data lackingGov Clinton chal lenges Legis to vote taxes for drug fightTax revenue proposals for fight against drugs (table)Glen Rose School Dist links drug tests. school activitiesParent at Glen Rose refuses to allow daughter to be testedGlen Rose Dist faces suit by ACLU over drug testing planACLU legal team preparing to sue Glen Rose School DistTesting madness in Glen Rose (editorial)Arkansas Legislature ready to wage war against drugsGaz ette special section features war on drugs in ArkAvailability of drugs in Ark almost limitlessGuide to abused substances and their long-term effectsFarming is hard when marijuana is cropChildren make decisions on drugs by age of nineDeath penalty for drug kingpins may be unconstitutionalQuestions arise on proposed tough new drug control lawsDaily profits for crack dealers vary widelyMost of proposal by Steve Clark shelved by legislative panelSteve Clark suspects politics behind shelving of his planHundreds rally at LR against drug abuseLarge amount of processed marijuana found at ManilaFirestorm of criticism greets anti-drug legislation proposalsRep William L Walker leads criticism of proposed drug lawsGlen Rose School Bd stands firm on drug testing pol icyTwo anti-drug bills advance in legislative committeesGov Bill Clinton, legislators beat retreat in war on drugsBill for tougher penalty for public of ficials passes HouseDistributing drugs to children faces stiffer penaltyDrug kingpin bill clears House panel in Ark LegislatureProposed drug kingpin law is unconstitutional. lawyer warnsIndoor marijuana farm raided in LROfficials arrest 26 in Hempstead County on drug chargesDrug war frenzy seen as threat to civil libertiesDelays halt crackdowns on 'crack' houses in Little RockMedicaid rules make drug treatment difficult for the poorNew drug war laws could mean inf lux of inmates at prisonGlen Rose drug tests split schoolTwo tough drug bills die in Senate committeeHouse endorses some drug kingpin billsSenate passes some bills on drug useMarij uana and weapons seized in west Little Rock homeSome drug war bills withdrawn from House Judiciary CommBill to deny unemployment pay for drug users caught in battleArkansas Sheriffs Assn may get funds for education programHouse again defeats funds to pay for war on drugsIf House refuses funding. Senate will defeat drug war bills10-113/:89 BOl 210/13/;89 BOl 510-/13f,89 B03 310/14/89 BOS 410-/17/89 AOl 210-/:17/89 BOl 510/18/89 AO l 210-/ l&f.89 BOl l10-/11M89 B04 510/1SM89 AOl 510/-19/;89 A03 310/1 %89 BOl 210/19189 BOl 210-/, 20/89 B07 110-/21/89 B03 610-/,21/89 B06 110-/22/89 AOl 610/22/89 LOl 110-/.22/;89 LO 1 310-/.2 2/;89 L02 110/,22-/;89 L06 110-/22/;89 L07 11 Of.23/,89 AO 1 210/23/89 AOl 210/:23/-89 BOl 110-/ 24/.89 A06 110-/-24/,89 A06 110-/ 24/89 B01 210/.24/89 B03 610-/-25/-89 A07 210-/,25/.89 A07 210-f25/,89 BOl 210-/26/:89 A07 210-/.27/,89 AOl 51 0-/:.27 /-B9 Al 2 210-/27 /89 Al 2 210/27 /89 Al3 110/27/-B9 A13 110-f.27/:89 BOl 210/:28/, 89 B03 110/28/89 B07 310-/2/, 89 B04 11 O-t3Gf8 9 AO 1 21 O-f,3 G/-8 9 BO 1 410/3 0-/-89 B03 410/31/89 A06 5ll/;01/89 A0 9 411/.0l/89 AlO 1llfOl/89 BOl 311{02/89 A06 111/.;02/;89 A07 111/.02/89 BOl 511/03/.89 AOl 5ll·f.03/.89 AOl 5238

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSenate passes several House-passed drug war measures 11/03/,89 Al l 1Legislators fear fund for educ lacks sufficient state control 11/.03/.89 BOl 2Drug dealer' s property to be sold at LR 11{.03/89 B05 1Legis passes bill to suspend driver permit of teens 11/04/:89 A1 2 1Senate kills bill against use of mail or telephone to deal 11/:04/;89 Al 2 1Focus of dt:ug laws turns to pris on time 11/:04(.89 A13 1List of bills passed .and turned down by Legis in drug war 11/04/89 A13 1Gov Bill Clinton blasts opponents of drug war funding plan 11/06/.89 BOl 1Matching money for federal funds in drug war lacking 11/07/9 BOl 5Glen Rose School dist delays testing for drugs 11/07/89 B03 2Glen Rose School drug testing chal lenged in suit by ACLU llf0/.89 B03 1Cocaine chgs dropped, witness arrested after recanting story 11/.14/89 B02 6LR City Atty Mark Stodola heads ef fort to curb drug sales 11/;17/;89 A0 1 2Move begins for shutdown of 10 alleged drug sales sites in LR 11/17/.89 AOl 2Four arrested in drug raid at Boswell (Izard County ) 11/.17-l.89 B03 1Delive"?)' of two pills brings life sentence for Donald Hooks 1117/9 B07 1Little Rock acting on new- law to combat al leged drug houses 11/118{:89 BOl 2Eight arrested on drug charges in Stone County 11/1&h89 B03 2Drug charge brings 12 years in prison for Tony J Robinson llf.1&/89 B03 3Tiny police cars used in drug education programs in schools llf 20/,89 BOl 4Marvin Eugene Wahl gets 15-yr-term for manufacturing drugs 11/22f.89 B02 1Two alleged drug houses at LR closed pe rmanently 11/,22/.89 B03 4Deputies seize 82 ounces of PCP at West Crossett residence 11/.23/89 B03 6NLR mayor proposes tough drug. alcohol pol icy for employees 11A24f89 B06 1Landl ords rights could be infringed under law LR using 11-/:25/89 BOl 2Two CMners of LR clothing store arrested on drug charges 11/28/.89 B03 1Crack cocaine worth $30,000 seized in Hot Springs 12/02/89 B03 4Seven chgd in Faulkner County drug case 12/02/89 B03 4Legislators who sponsored drug czar bill fail to assist him 12/.0689 BOl 5Saline Co sheriff aims at making drugs scarce in county 12/;06/.89 B03 1Black community leaders at odds on policy for drug war 12/09{.89 BOl 2Judge Marion Humphrey critical of State Rep William L Walker 12/09/;89 BOl 2State Police arrest 3 men after marijuana discovered 12/0/;89 BO? 1Police arrest seventeen in drug sweep at Marion lcfl6/,89 B05 2Police charge 81-yr-old man in drug case 12/,22/9 B06 1Neighbors back drug house closings in LR neighborhood 12/23/89 BOl 2US Rep Pete Stark blames Ark for failur e to win drug war 12-f.27 /-:29 BOl 6Blacks must organiz e to defeat thugs , Them.an Taylor Sr says 12f28f89 Bl l 1SUGAR CREEK FOODSRussellville firm is state 's largest maker of frozen yogurtSUICIDES06/,26/89 COl 4see also PrisonsGarland Co officials investigate death of 4th teen-agerFamily of victim speaks at emergency meeting in Hot SpringsThreat of suicides lingers at Lakeside Junior HighTeen deaths in Garland County prompt concernGroup discusses ways to refine teen suicide response planNumber of elderly suicides growingReasons for large number of suicides by the elderly listedAccount of suicide of Billy Rex Huddl estonConference on prevention draws youthsSULLENS. MARIEsee also Murders - Bra111n FamilySUMMERSET04/21{,89 BOl 504/22/.89 BOl 204:/:24-/;89 BOl 404f30/89 BOl 204/;30-/-89 B02 107/31/89 AOl 207/31/89 AOl 207/31/S9 A05 110-/: 15-189 A13 1239

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLsee FestivalsSUN INDU STRIESJonesboro finn builds tanning bedsSUNDAY LEGISLATIONsee ReligionSUNMARK INCLR firm. has 6.000 leased employees in five statesSUNSETProbe begun into charges against Mayor James Wilburn JrSUPERCONDUCTORSsee Inventions and InventorsSUPERIOR INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONALRogers plant has contract to make wheels for Mazda of JapanSuperior to open facility in West MemphisSUPERIOR SURGICAL MANUFACTURING COPine Bluff to be site for plant that will employ 80SURROGATE MO THERSsee Reproduction (Human)SWAMPS AND WETLANDSRules issued to protect Faulkner Lake. Old River wetlandsFeature article on wetlands of Faulkner LakeSWARTZ . SYLV IAHonored by state ACLU chapterSWINDLER, JOHN EDWARDsee al so Murders - Basnet. RandySWINK AND COsee Stocks and BondsSWITZER. BILLYsee also Ashley CountySYGNISSygnis is new name for Area Marketing/Research AssociatesSYNTHETIC FUELSAlternative Transportation Fuels Conf held at JonesboroState's corn. rice coul d make Ark an energy leaderSYSTEMATICS INCWalter V Smiley passes bd chmn post to John E SteuriSystematics reports record profits and revenuesFinn posts best profit everFacilities at LR to be expandedSystematics plans for growth unveiledSystematics to buy processor in WisconsinClients. trainees enj oy stay in LRSystematics has grown from 2,300 empl oyees to 3.000 in yearSystematics drops $3 per shareTANDY BRAND ACCESSORIESArticle on LR plant that makes tiesTANKS. STORJlGEsee Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsTATE, RAYsee also Muders - Price FamilyTATI'OOS AND TATTOOINGState health officials question giving permanent eyelinerRegul ations on eyelid tattooing studied by state agenciesTougher :rules proposed for certain techniques11/06/.89 COl 204/09/89 FOl 202/102{;89 BOl 60/07 /;89 COl 210/l(}/89 COl 401/11/89 COl 504/.28-/.89 BOS 105f07f.89 BOl 211/05/89 A05 201/;24/;89 co1 111/14/.89 C02 1llp14/:89 C02 103/10-/89 COl 503/21/89 COl 107/i06/89 COl 208/;l l/89 COl 208/.113/89 BOl 208/;19-/.89 COl 208/20-/89 FOl 209/22/;89 COl 511/,04/89 COl 201/02/89 COl 2051,i26/.S9 BOl 507/;2&/;89 B04 110/;21/;89 B05 3240

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTAX EVAS ION AND DISPUTED RETURNSsee alsosee alsosee alsoCouey Ch%)'sler-Plymouth CoGran, EdMcGee. Ben LTAXATIONsee also Boone Countysee also Economic Conditionssee also Educationsee also Finance and Budgets. Govtsee also Horse Racingsee also Monroe Countysee also Montgome%)' Countysee al so North Little Rocksee also Parks , Recreation and Tourismsee also Politics and Govtsee also Substance Abusesee also Theaterssee also Trucks and Trucking IndustryTexarkana residents may face higher state taxesFair Tax Amdt may be revived in 1990, Bill Clinton saysAssessment of manufacturers inadequate. PSC report contendsPenny sales tax of 1983 bl!'ings bane a good report cardOffsetting tax vote on Texarkana exemption delayedTable of taxpapers making $100,000 or more (listed by county)New method to figure personal propel!'ty tax goes into ef fectHistory of state 's motor fuel tax since 1921Tax break on capital gains may have to be postponed againMotor fuel rates listed by stateState tax collections rose during Januat:yJim Lendal l' s proposed tax rise on tobacco fails in committeeTax reform program of Gov Clinton wins House passage . 75-19Chart of income tax rates in surrounding statesFeatures of income tax reform bill outlinedCrucial vote on income tax refol!m bill set for TuesdayAlternatives to sales tax increase suggested by Fred PeelTax reform bill fails 2nd time in SenateGov Clinton's tax package needed for pay raise fundingSenate defeats bill to keep sales tax on rental itemsThree maj or tax cut bills being considered by LegisActions by General Assembly may cost state $16 millionTexarkana taxes under study in LegislatureHouse votes to increase upper limit for homestead exemptionTexarkana tax proposal amended by HouseBrent Tyrrell learns half his property sold for taxesTyrrel l property worth $200000 sold for $5 ,200 for taxesCourt rules cable 'IV tax legal . order funds sent to stateBrent Tyrrell regains land lost through tax saleTaxpayer bill of rights becomes lawSuit challenges exemption of state retirees' benefitsTwo suits on taxes could drain $33 million f ran treasuryFederal retil!ees seek ct order to put tax money in accountHot Springs illegally raised property tax, Supreme Ct rulesProperty tax increase at Hot Springs exceeds Amdt 59 limitsLatest ruling on Amdt 59 raises doubt s about tax law01/04/.89 B06 301/07/-89 BOl 2Ol/107/-139 BOS 101/;0&/;89 C03 1Olf lo-/89 AOS 101/10/89 AOS 401/11/-89 AOl 201/14/;89 A07 2Ol/· 17/89 · A07 501/21/89 A07 4O 2/0 ll-89 AO 8 202/01/-89 A09 102{03/89 AO l 502/,03/89 A04 302;A03/189 A04 302{.04/;89 A04 202/;05/89 C03 502/0&/89 AOl 502·"13/89 A03 102/-25/:.89 B03 103/01/89 AOl 2031.:0l/89 A07 103/,01/139 A0 7 103/;03/,89 Al 0 203/;07 /-89 A06 203/10/-89 A01 203/,10/89 AOl 203/14/.89 BOl 203/15/;89 BOl 203/17/89 B02 504h01/.89 B03 104/;21f89 BOl 204f26f89 coa 40 5-/;02/.89 BO 1 305/.02/.89 BOl 305/03/89 B04 1241

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLIndependence Co used wrong formula for Newark School DistState sets aside $8 million for possible refund to retireesEffects of Amdt 59 felt againTax burden low in Ark. study showsAFL-CIO may seek amdt requiring 75 pct Legis vote for ne.r taxTennessee tax change on auto purchases costing ArkansasHigher tax for people in school dists under ct order talkedSeveral new taxes become effective this weekArkansas is one of nine states with minimal tax increasesPer-capita state tax bill is $834 in ArkTennessee begins taxing auto sales to Arkansas residentsLegis must change law on tax benefits for govt retireesHot Springs tourism tax settlement threatened with appealArkansas Fairness Council to seek changes in tax lawsState sets money aside in case it loses retiree taxes suitTaxpayers Fight Back file proposal on state taxesAuto dealership at Crossett allegedly helped avoid sales taxProsecutor John Frank Gibson discusses auto sales tax chgsTaxing of alcohol and tobacco products reach low return pointTable of 'sin tax' collections last 5 years in ArkGov Bill Clinton considering hike in alcohol. tobacco taxesDrug war will require new tax, Gov Bill Clinton saysWithout taxes. state' s pursuit of excellence will falterRetirement tax trial startsGov Bill Clinton challenges Legis to vote taxes for drug warGov Bill Clinton 's tax proposals for fight against drugsRetirees ' tax suit decision due on Oct 27Lawmakers back bill al lowing sales tax for jail constructionCigarette maker urges fight against increased taxesGov Clinton's plan on taxes and retirees not complicatedGov Bill Clinton supports tax credit for retireesPulaski Co of ficials push for law allowing tax for jailLast-minute item in special legis agenda allows tax billsTalk of tax on soft drinks surfaces againGov Bill Clinton details his plan for financing programsBill for tax on soft drinks introduced in Legislattl%'eProposed tax on soft drinks stealing show in LegislatureBill in Legis sets limits on retailers 's tax discountSenate passes tax equaliz ation bill for retired state empProposed increase of alcohol. tobacco taxes appears

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLIncome surtax bill defeated in House. then revivedHouse approves bill capping discounts merchants receiveState ordered to refund up to $32 million to pensionersSenate votes exemption for three industriesSearch for drug war funds overlooked exemptions for the poorHouse again votes down surtax bill to pay for war on drugsHouse of Reps still wrestling with retiree pension questionHouse roll call vote on surtax to fight drug warIncome surtax bill needs bare majority. Atty Gen S Clark saysIncome surtax to finance drug war dies in HouseLegis votes $6.000 exemption for al l pensioned retireesRoll call vote in House defeat of funds for drug warOdd mix stopped income surtax plan for drug warRobert McCord says soft drink tax should be enactedDiscount for retailers can add up to tidy sumMost bids for tax increases failed in Tuesday 's electionsState appeals order to refund taxes to federal retireesFirms with Ark connections paying more in federal taxesAttorney Carrold E Ray Jr will get large fee in retirees suitChildren at LR schools collect tax on candy sold for PTASurtax sentiment losing ground among legislatorsLegislators not suffering because of vote against surtaxJudge Lee A Munson delays tax refunds to federal retireesPulaski County homeowners to see hefty tax increases in 1990Arkansas tax law of 1987 squelches incentive, study saysTAXIDERMYTaxidermists in Ark seek to improve thir professionTAXPAYERS FIGHT BACKsee TaxationTAYLOR BAYsee also PollutionTAYLOR, ROYsee also Murders - Taylor, RoyTCBY ENTERPRISESRecord earnings reported by TCBYTCBY stock ranks 10th on New York Stock ExchangeTCBY stock is star performer this yearTCBY teams with Marriott to take yogurt to airpo?'tsForbes magazine assails TCBY stock priceTCBY lists record profitsTCBY to produce yogurt product free of sugarFrank D Hickingbotham sells 250,000 shares of his stockTCBY to buy $21 million of its own stockTCBY stock falling sharplyTEACHER OF THE YEAR. ARKAN SASsee Education D5TEACHERSsee Colleges and Universitiessee Educationsee InsuranceTEACHERS ASSOCIATION, ARKAN SASsee EducationTEACHERS, AMERI CAN FEDERATION OFsee Education11/02/89 AOl 511/02/89 AOl 611/02/89 A06 1llf02/89 A07 4llf.02f,89 BOl 111/03/89 AOl 511/03/89 AOl 5ll/;03/,89 AO l 61 lf.03f89 Al l l11/0489 AOl 611/04/89 Al 2 111/04/;89 Al 2 611/.05/89 AOl 511/05/;89 C03 411/07/89 BOl l11/08-/.89 A08 111/.10/89 B07 51 l/.12/;89 FOl 211/,13/189 BOl 111/,16/:89 B04 4ll/;17/;89 BOl 6ll/lf89 BOl lllf.30/.89 BOB 312/24/89 AOl 512/.31/89 FOl 207/26/89 EOl 201/,06/,89 C02 504/.04/:89 COl 405/.14/.89 FOl 206/,01/89 AOl 206/;13/.89 COl 206-f,16/,89 COl 210-/11/-89 COl 2ll/.1&/o89 COl 212/,15/:89 COl 512/21/.89 COl 5243

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTEACHERS. PULASKI ASSOCIATION OFsee EducationTEAGUE. BOBsee also Parks Jal7see also Politics and Govt FllTEAGUE. DONsee also Murders - Teague. DonTEEN-AGE PRE3NANCYsee Children and YouthTEETH AND DENTISTRYsee Dentistry and Dental HealthTELEPHONESsee also Crime and Vicesee also Public UtilitiesSmal l firms survive in ArkPSC cracking down on 'alternate operators'About 350 persons in SW Scott County await telephone serviceStrike by Southwestern Bell workers avertedTELESCOPES02/-2(}/89 COl04/;15-/89 AOl08/.06/89 AOl08/,il4/:89 A012222see also Space. OuterTELE.V IS IONsee also Athleticssee also Educational Televisionsee also Fox. Laurine Jsee also TaxationRoy Mitchell, 'IV anchorman at LR. dies at age 61 02/-12/89 AOl 2Roy Mitchel l mourned by large number at funeral service 02f.14h89 BOl 5KARI< checking al leged incident involving Ann Porter. R Nelson 03/-10-/-89 BOS 5Senate defeats measure allowing cities to award new franchise 03/14/89 B02 2KARI< takes Ann Porter. Ray Nelson of f the air 03/.14/.89 EOl 5Senate passes bill limiting cable 'IV competition 03{16/89 B02 4Legislature approves bill protecting existing franchises 03/18 1 89 B03 1Gov Clinton vetoes bill protecting cable franchises 03/;2589 BOl 6Article reviews 35-year history of KARK-'IV in LR 04-/;10-/89 EOl 1'IV personality Carolyn Long honored as Woman of Distinction 04/.30-/89 EOl 4Article on Fayetteville's public access channel 06/03/89 BOS 1Linda Bloodworth-Thompson is writer of series "Arkansas" 06/14/;89 AOl 2New show cal led "Arkansas" to go on TV 06/14t89 AOl 2Morris Network moving headquarters to Little Rock 06/.23/89 COl 2Jerey McKinnis produces his natl fishing shaw's in LR 08/;09/;89 EOl 2Deborah Mathis column on TV's use of white news anchors 0&/:16/.89 B07 4Northwest Ark television market is strong O&h27 f89 G01 3Paragould to vote on cable 'IV system 09/;l l/9 B03 4Texarkana city directors battle to take M'IV off local cable 09/13f89 BOl 5Texarkana directors say M'IV may violate obs cenity ordinance 09/.13/89 BOl 5Jonesboro cab le to black out showing of ''The Last Temptation" 09/:26/,89 B03 1Cable system at Rogers will not shCM "The Last Temptation" 09-/27 /89 Bll 1Texarkana group seeks to prevent "Last Temptation" shCMing 09/29-/;89 B03 3Jonesboro residents give views on "Last Temptation" 10/03f89 BOl 1Over 300 West Memphis church members threaten to cancel cable lctf 04f.89 B03 3West Memphis church members protest "Last Temptation" 10-/.04/;89 B03 3Cable firm to ignore Newark Council. show "Last Temptation" 10/:06/89 B03 3Robert Dudek says viewers should choose what films to watch 10-/,llf89 B07 5Fox Network going back to KASN at LR 10/17/.89 EOl 6244

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLKARK news director Bob Steel admits remark incensed audienceKARK 's demotion of Margaret Preston. a black, is criticizedRemark by Steel made to meeting of black journal istsKASN accuses KLRT of fraudTEN MU.E HOU SEsee Historic Buildings and SitesTENNISsee also Phillips Pro-Celebrity Charity ClassicUALR women SW'eep district championshipsHarding Univ men' s team captures NAIA Dist 17 championshipTERRY, ARTHURsee also Methodist ChurchTERWILLIGER. JAYsee also Labor Department (Ark)TEXARKANAsee also Taxationsee also TelevisionTexas and taxes are border tCMn topicsTEXTBOOKSsee EducationArticle on books written by professors at Ark universitiesTHALHEIMER, RICHARDsee also Sharper ImageTHEATER AND DRAMALarry L King comedy premiers at Arkansas Repertory TheatreAl!'kansas Repertory Theatre experiences growing painsTHEATERSTen movie distribut ors allege fraud by W A "Tony " RandRand Theaters aims for 400 screensW R Rand disputes payroll problem at his theatersRand Theaters acknowledges checks were lateChecks are going back to Rand TheatersTexas seizes money fran Rand Theaters to satisfy tax billsTexas raid on Rand Thaters falls short of paying all taxesW A Rand ordered to appear in courtRand Theaters sold, Texas paper reportsDistribut ors confiscate films from Rand TheatersRand Theatres bank accounts in Texas frozen by stateTexas cl aims Rand Theatres owes $106, 600 in back taxesRand Theatres. gets more bad newsRand Theaters sued by Tennessee bank for $1 .7 millionIndiana bank files $2.8 million suit against Rand TheatersArkansas seeks to col lect $234.514 from Rand TheatersRand Theaters in central Ark locked by sheriff, reopenedRand Theaters owes $390.000 in tax debt to ArkansasRand Theaters sued by Delta Beverage Group for $22.300Rand Theaters of ficial posts $24,000 of his personal fundsRand Theaters in default on NLR facility , jurors sayLawsuits against Rand Theaters growRand Theaters in Pulaski County may closeWay paved for closing Rand Theaters in Pulaski CountyRand Theatres in Pulaski County closed by sheriffTony Rand profiled in Wall Street JournalPulaski Sheriff's of fice sells Rand Theatre property11/03/.89 B04 3ll/;03/.89 B04 3l l·/:03/:89 B04 311/.10/89 C02 304/.28/:89 DOB 104/30/89 DlO 403/,20/;89 BOl 106-/:11/89 B01 201/:06/89 EOl 309{;07/.89 EOl 202/,15-/;89 BOl 206/12/89 COl 2O!M21f.89 COl 209/,22/-89 COl 210/01/89 BOl 510/07/89 C02 110-/;lQ-/89 C01 210/ 121-89 C02 110-/;17/89 AOl 210-/.19-/89 COl 210-/;21/.89 COl 210-f21/89 COl 210/,24/:89 C02 111/07/.89 C02 311/.08/.89 C02 111{14/.89 C02 111/.15-/;89 COl 211/16/89 C01 511/,17/89 COl 1llflS/;89 COl 211/30-/,89 COl 512/04/,89 COl 212/,05/;89 COl 512-f.06/;89 COl 212/07/89 COl 412/16/89 COl 212/:20/89 COl 2245

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLTHERMA TRU CO RPVan Buren loses 80 jobs to MexicoTHICKSTEN, EDsee also EducationTHOMAS , CALColumnist interviewed while in LR for speaking engagementTHOMPS ON, C B. SUPER MARKETsee also FiresTHOMPSON, J Jsee also Books and Writing - ReviewsTHOMPSON-BLOODWORTH, LINDAsee also TelevisionTHORNTON, BETTYsee also Murders - Thornton. BettyTHORNTON, RAYsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also Congresssee also Governor (Ark)see also Politics Ap27see also Stadiums and ArenasFormer Ark Congressman discusses Congressional pay raisesTILLIS. JOELsee also Murde rs - Tillis, JoelTIMEX CORPTimex defends request for duty-free status rej ected by BushTIPTON, GARY Dsee also Murders - Atkins, GraylingTOAD SUCK DAZEsee FestivalsTOBACCOsee also TaxationSmokers brave cold after smoking ban by hospitalsNLR restricts use in city-OrNned buildingsLR School Dist 's proposed smoking ban draws some complaintsLR School Dist Bd votes to ban tobacco from schoolsTOKIJ SEN USA INCsee also Economic Conditions. and TrendsJapanese firm to build Conway plant to make wire for tiresNew Japanese plant at Conway to employ 135TOLLIVER, JERRYsee al so Governor (Ark)TOLTEC MOUNDS STATE PARKsee Archeology and AnthropologyTOMBERLIN, LLOYDsee al so Books and WritingTONTITOWN GRAPE FEST IV ALsee FestivalsTOURISMsee Parks , Recreation and TourismTCWBOATSsee RiversTOOER, JOHNsee also CongressTa.YNSEND POULTRY CO05{ 12-f89 COl 20 2f.Olf89 BOl 211/26/89 cos 111103/.89 COl 201/03/89 BOl 101/

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE CX>Lsee also Food ContaminationExpansion plans announcedTCMNSEND. AUDREY10hlM89 C02 5see al so Murders - Townsend FamilyTCMNSEND0 LOISsee also Murders - Townsend FamilyTOXI COLOOICAL RESEARCH, NATIONAL CENTER FORsee also Biotechnologysee also Disease and IllnessNCTR has moved fran germ warfare to high tech proj ectsTOYS AND PLAYTHINGSTiny village fills dining room of Dayton L ThomasTRACK AND FIELDUA Raz orbacks win 6th straight NCAA Indoor Track titleArkansas Razorbacks still king of Penn RelaysUniv of Central Ark sweeps to easy AIC championshipUniversity of Arkansas wins SWC titleTRADE DEVELOPMENT. INTERNATIONAL11105/-.89 F0101/05/89 EOl03/.12/89 DOl04{30/.89 DOl04h30{B9 D1405/21-/.89 D01423141see Economic Conditions and TrendsTRADE SCHOOLSsee also Colleges and UniversitiesTrade schools seek board for sel f-regulation 02/;2&/;89 A06 4Delta Career College ·sued for alleged fraud by 52 students 03{.30/89 B04 1Map shows location of state' s vocational-technical schools 07il0/.89 A06 2Dr Raymond Morrison offered job as Vo-Tech director for state 07/11/89 BOl 2Dr Raymond Morrison named director of Vo-Tech Educ Div 07/27/89 BOS 2For-profit trade schools come under fire 07/30/89 AOl 2State regulation of for-profit schools is minimal 07/30/.89 A06 1Private school enral.lment compared with public schools 07/.30i89 A06 2Interview with American College director Jack Nickel l 07/30/;89 A06 3Money woes hurt vo-techs. panel told 08{.0Sf,89 B05 2Delta Career College sued by eight former students 12/21/;89 B07 2TRAFFI C ACCIDENTS AND SAFETYsee also P A M Transportation Services IncRichard Booth loses bid for rehearing in manslaughter case Olf.12/.89 BOB 1Pulaski County DWI arrests nearly tripled in 1988 01/15/;89 A15 5Kimbrely Kai Denton jailed after reporting to jail job late 01/18/89 AOl 2Mandatory seat belt legislation may pass this year in Ark 01/.19189 B01 1D?"iver gets 16 yrs in prison for accident that killed three 01/19-/.89 B02 5Wife of NLR Judge Joel Cole hits cars. gets no ticket 01120/89 B03 1Mandatory seat belt law moving through Legislature 01/25/.89 AOl 3Bill in Legis seeks repeal of motorcycle helmet law 01/26/89 A04 1Proposal to end vehicle inspection wins Hse panel approval 01/-26/89 A04 2Society has stake in seat belt legislation. Bob Eubanks says 01/30/:89 BOS 1House passes bill requiring eye test to secure driver license Olf31/89 A07 2Bill to repeal car inspection law pases Senate 01/31/89 A07 3Bill to end safety inspection appears dead 02/.03/.89 A05 1Acquittal on DWI chg in Judge Bill Watt's court not l:ikely 02/07/P,9 AOl 5Mandatory seat belt bill soundly defeated in House vote 02/.0/89 A07 1Tammy Morrison has not lectured once as part of her sentence 02/:1/:89 AO! 5Judge Bill Watt of fers bargain to settle late traffic tickets 02/.10/;89 B04 1Accident reconstruction is part of work of police of ficers 02/ilo-/-89 B07 1Bill exempting wearing of motol!'cycle helmets passes Senate 02/:14/,89 A09 1Senate refuses to pass bill requiring eye tests for drivers 02/14/;89 A09 1247

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLMandatory seat belt law fails again in House vote 02/17t89 A05 1State Rep John Parkerson inj ured in fieey 2-vehicle wreck 02/18/;89 BOl 4State Trooper Clark Kent Simpson killed in traffic accident 02/19/.89 AOl 2Tammy Morrison case sh01Ns sentence compliance can be delayed 02/24/;89 B02 1Article on crash that killed Robert Smith, Donna Worst 02/i26/89 AOl 4Feature article on death of Ron Morris Jr in Waco, Texas 03/,14/.89 EOl 1Low water bridge over Kings River scene of accidents 03/.26/:89 BOS 1Traffic offenders in LR to pay fines or go to jail 04/.04/;89 AOl 4Pedestrian killed when struck by car driven by Alice L Wal ton 04/;0S/.189 BOl 6Witnesses say pedestrian walked into path of Alice Walton car 04t0/,89 BOl 6Two Morrilton school buses collide , inj uring 37 passengers 04/.18/;89 B02 1School bus accidents shOfll increase 05/02/.89 BOl 5State police use unmarledited with bringing down DWI arrests 07/;2&/.89 B04 1Kimberly Kai Denton paroled after 2 mos in prison on DW I chgs 07/28/89 B07 1Designated driver program set up to slow dC111n DWI cases 08/03/:89 BOl 2Marijuana equals alcohol as factor in truck deaths 08A1 2A89 BOS 1Ashdown trial in traffic death of Larry Phelps was speedy 08-/.13/89 AOl 2Police seek truck driver involved in death of scout 0&/.15/89 BOS 3Statistics on DWI in Arkansas 08/2/89 B04 1Thomas Morphew Sr may be chgd in hit-and-run death at Camden 08-h26/;89 BOl 5Police seek driver who witnessed crash that killed scout 0/;13/89 B03 4Speeding tickets given most often in six Arkansas tns 10/01/89 AOl 2Drugged drivers under same law as drunken drivers in Ark 10-/02/,89 A04 5Frances Carroll gets award for work with MADD organiz ation 10-/09-/89 B03 3Bill on drinking, driving by youths fails by one vote 10-f.26/9 A07 5Senate backs taking vehicle after 4th DW I conviction 10/31/89 A06 5Julry' awards $7,375,000 to woman in suit against Bekins 11/:03/89 BOl 2Guilty plea entered to DWI death in one-car accident 11/16/,89 B07 3DWI procedure of Fayetteville municipal ct may be illegal 11/.16/;89 BlO 1Massive trial ahead in 11-vehicle pileup on I-40 at NLR 12/;05fi89 BOl 5Trial begins in 11-vehicle pileup at NLR 12/07/:89 B07 5Drivers tell jury about 11-vehicle pileup 12/08-/i89 Bll 1MADD recal ls deaths of 57 with vigil at LR 12fll/.;89 BOl 4Jury fixes fault in 11-vehicle pileup on 140 at NLR 12/15/;89 B02 1Drivers in 11-car pileup on I40 found equally at faul t 1216/.89 B09 5TRAILSsee Parks , Recreation and TourismTRANSIT SYSTEMSLittle Rock must look at transit needs for futureTRANSPLANTS (HUMAN)01/:10/89 EOl 1see Disease and Illnesssee InsuranceTRANSPORTATION SAFETY AGENCY (ARK)Bill in Legis would dissolve agency. move powers to AHTD 03/14/.89 B03 1248

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSenator Nick Wilson sponsors move to dissolve agencySenate votes to abol ish agency governing truckersHouse votes to abolish agencyLaw abol ishing agency chal lenged by trucking companiesTRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD, NATIONALJim Burnett not likely to be reappointed, Hammerschmidt saysJim Burnett shot down by Sen Wendell H FordJames Burnett will not be reappointed as chairmanJames Burnett style attacked by his successorTRAVIS, AMANDA KAY LYNNsee also Murde rs - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnTRAVIS, JOHN HCllARDsee also Murders - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnTREASURER (ARK)03/;14/i89 B0303/;15/;89 B0303/1789 B0205/;18/.89 BOl10-/-05/89 B0310/08A89 C0310-/,14/;89 AOl10-117/89 B03Jimmy Lou Fisher raises campaign funds. has no opponent 04/13{89 BOl 1TREES AND SHRUBS0 J Reed finds monster basswood in Ouachita Natl Forest 012/,89 B02 1TREFILARBEDLuxembourg-based firm to open tire cord plant at Pine Bluff 05/.31/89 AOl 2TRENT, ALPHONSOsee also Blackssee also MusicTRIALSGruesome photos admissible if they aid testimony. ct rul esDelayed court cases in Saline Co may bring many dismissalsSteps being taken to end bog-down of trials in Saline CountyArk Supreme Ct upholds amended speedy trial ruleTRIBOU, GEORGE Wsee also Education JallTROTTER, SCOTTsee also Politics and Govt F12TROUTT. ROBERT Esee also Robinson, TommyTRUCKING ASSOCIATION, AMERICANsee Trucks and Trucking IndustryTRUCKS AND TRUCKING INDU STRYsee also Transportation Safety Agency (Ark)No compromise reached on weight-distance taxMonster truck Oi'lned by Buster Guffy of GriffithvilleAccord reached on weight-distance truck taxLawsuit that could cost state $130 million may be settledSenate panel calls truckers' bluff on weight-distance taxHouse panel stops plan to settle truck tax court caseArkansas-based firms register fleet in other statesPick-up truck sales in Ark. 1987 , 1988, by brand and number1522412402A10/89 B04 604/.28/89 AOl 204/;28/-89 AlO 509/26/89 BOB 302/.21/:89 AOS02/.26/89 B0203/10/;;89 AlO03/.1/89 AlO03f14t89 B0203/15/89 B030&/.07{89 COlOf18-A89 COlTruckers leaving Ark in large numbers. industry of ficial says llf,17/89 BOSTaxes and fees chgd by Ark and surrounding states (tabl e) 11/20/,89 COlTrucking industry takes weight-distance tax to Supreme Ct 11/2&/.89 BOBAmerican Trucking Assn seeks refunds of $131 million frcm Ark 1206/;89 AOlState Rep Doug Wood says truckers have lost legislative cl out 12/,06/89 AOlUS Supreme Ct hears truck tax refund case frcm Ark12/07/89 B09Court orders state to hold disputed taxes in escrC'N account 12/12/.89 B02TRUMANNsee alsoPornography and Obscenity112223211112243249

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWater records show cement firm of commr uses no waterTUCKER, GARY Esee also Parks Ja8TUCKER, JIM GUYsee al so Congress'IURNER, DEBBYEsee also Miss AmericaTURNER, OTIS Hsee also Courts, State and LocalTYSON FOODS INCsee also PollutionTyson may increase bid for Holly Farms controlTyson enters partnership with two foreign companiesBid for Holly Farms upped by TysonHolly Farms gives bidders more timeFight for Holly Farms nearing end, Don Tyson saysWins Kroger contract for fresh chicken in Ark storesHolly Fam.s issues guidelines for take over bidsHolly Farms plan to cost Tyson $60 million moreTyson pushes up buyout offer for Holly Farms to $1.1 billionHolly Farms rejects Tyson's latest bid for companyHolly Farms taking Tyson and ConAgra bids to stockholdersConAgra files suit against Tyson in fight over Holly FarmsHolly Fanns contends it is not favoring ConAgraHolly Fa1'Ill .S seeks assurances Tyson will stick to of ferConAgra asks restraining order against TysonOwners of Holly Farms stock key to future of companyHolly Farms spurns Tyson againTyson again extends Holly Farms bidTyson executives try to calm shareholdersFirm is biggest employer in ArkConAgra and Holly Farms set date for stockholder voteTyson raises offer for Holly Farms stock to $63 .50Judge says Tyson offer for Holly Farms better than ConAgra'sHolly Farms reject s increased offer fran TysonTyson proxy leter returns fire in battle over Holly FarmsHolly Farms board prefers merger with ConAgraTyson purchases ad in Wall Street Jl in quest of Holly FarmsTyson receives tenders for 55 pct of Holly Farms stockNext step is ConAgra' s, analyst saysHolly Fanns employee-stockhol ders cannot vote privatelyTyson urges Holly Farms not to sell stock to ConAgraHolly Fanns and ConAgra agree on merger ratioReaction to ConAgra inaction on Holly Farms mixedHolly Farms votes today on merger with ConAgraResults of Holly Farms stockholders ' vote not yet knownHolly Farms executive braced for bad newsHolly Farms stockhol ders reject merger with ConAgraHolly Farms hints at new efforts to thwart TysonCourt decision gives Tyson new hope in Holly Farms caseTyson and ConAgra fail in effort for accord on Holly FarmsHolly Farms asks restraining order on private talksAffidavit says ConAgra offered to bow out for $80 millionWay cleared for resumed bidding on Holly Farms stock08/24/;89 B03 401/04/.:89 COl 201/.06/89 C02 501/07/89 COl 5Ol/1 1/B9 COl 101/12/.89 COl 2Ol/12f.89 COS 201/.17/.89 C02 401/,1&/;89 COl 401/20/89 COl 201/21{89 AOl 201/24/;89 COl 201/25/;89 COl 201/26/89 COl 101/27 /89 COl 5Ol/;28-/;89 C02 401/.30/89 C05 102·/08,1;89 COl 502f.14/.89 COl 102/,25/.89 COl 203/12/-89 FOl 203/15/89 COl 503/17/;89 COl 203/23/;89 AOl 503/.24189 COl 203/.2&/:89 C02 103/.29-/;89 COl 103/13(.}/:89 COl 204103/.89 A04 204/.04/,89 COl 204/.0&/89 COl 404/-1(.}/;89 A05 104/11/.89 COl 404/12/;89 COl 504/14/:89 C02 104/15/89 COl 204/17/-89 C02 204/:18-/89 COl 204/127 /-.89 C01 205/09-f. 89 COl 205/115-/.89 BOl 105/.1 6/89 COl 205/.17/89 COl 205/119-/;89 COl 2250

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLHolly FaEms bid deadline passes quietlyTyson loses battle for Holly Farms controlTyson returns to court in fight for Holly FarmsTyson. Holly Farms and ConAgra back in courtHolly Fanns has been take over target since 1985ConAgra lawyer asks why Tyson does not hike Holly Farms bidSEC studies way Con Agra moved to outbid Tyson for HollyDelaware court deals Tyson defeat again in Holly Farms caseTyson to expand chicken-growing capacityTyson ups ante to $1.26 billion for Holly FarmsSettlement talks favor Tyson victoJey in Holly Farms battleTakeover of Holly Farms to cost Tyson about $1 .5 billionDon Tyson inteJN"iewed on acquisition of Holly FarmsRussellvile area watched battle with ConAgra with interestTyson to sell two div isions of Holly FarmsTyson defends work by health inspectors in its plantsTyson building state' s largest hatcheJey at RussellvilleTyson brand eggs go on market in Kroger storesPayment of Holly Fal!llls stockhol ders beginsHolly Fal!llls top mgmt awaits word f ran Tyson on their postsTyson' s buy s skybox at Texas StadiumClarksv ille and Paris expansions to add 150 jobsTyson stock cl imbs after acquistion of Holly FarmsTyson fires Holly Farms CEO R Lee Taylor IITyson ranked 2nd in nation among producers of porkTyson to sell some divisionsAbout $300 million worth of Hol ly Farms holdings to be soldTyson chicken shipments going to RussiaTyson gets financing for Holly Farms buyoutTyson details financing for Holly Farms purchaseSale of National By-Products Co nearSale of National By-Products Inc completedEx-workers assail medical care offered by TysonRecord sales and earnings posted by TysonBonuses total $33 millionMaj or expansion of Pine Bluff operations to be madeTyson to add 1,016 jobs at Pine BluffDave Harrington explains why AIDC puts up $900,000 for plantTyson to cut cal ories in chicken productsHolly Farms court cases still linger after acquisitionTyson to produce Looney Tune line of meals for childrenTYS ON, BARBARAWealth put at $290 millionTYSON, DONALD JOHNsee also Tyson Foods IncUrges Gov Clinton to include educ in special legis sessionWealth put at $375 millionU S ASSOCIATESsee Stocks and BondsUFOssee Unidentified Flying Obj ect sUMPIRE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Sl7 S25UNBORN QULD AMENDMENT illMMITTEE05/.20/189 COl 205-/;22/.89 AOl 20.5{;23/:89 COl 205/28/;89 FOl 205/31/;89 COl 506/01/89 COl 506/.06/89 COl 506pl5;h89 COl 206{15-AB9 COl 306f21f89 COl 206/23/89 AOl 206/;24/:,89 COl 206/25/89 AOl 606/25/;89 FOl 206/29/:89 COl 207/01/89 C02 107/.13/.89 COl 207/.18/,89 COl 607/;19/189 COl 207/;20/89 C02 107/22/.89 AOl 207/.28f89 COl 208/;0l/.89 COl 408/:26·/.89 COl 209/:03/;89 FOl 209/.21/89 C02 109/,27/-29 COl 210-/,04/.89 COl 5lOf.05-/.89 C02 110-/.06/89 COl 210/11/.89 COl 510-/113/89 COl 510-/20/.89 COl 511/14/.89 C02 612/1 6/89 COl 112/16/89 COl 212/,17/89 BOl 512/19/.89 COl 212/-20-/89 COl 512/28/89 COl 212/30/89 col 210/10/89 AOS 209/01/89 BOl 510/:l(}/89 AOS 2251

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEP.AGE COLsee Birth Control and AbortionUNEMPLOYMENTsee LaborUNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND COMPENSATIONAudits say Ark has 18.4 overpayment error rateUNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTSConference at Eureka Springs draws 200 UFO enthusiastsUNIFIRST CORPWork uniform manufacturer to locate at Cave CityUNION BANCSHARES OF BENTON INCsee BanksUNION COUNTYsee also Politics and GovtUNION LIFE INSURANCE COUnion Life merging, moving out of stateGroup of LR investors seeking to buy Union LifeLittle Rock finn is for saleDallas lawyer plans to buy companyUNION NATIONAL BANKsee BanksUNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICSsee also International RelationsUNIONSsee LaborUNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCHRev Jean M Rickard states tenets of her faithUNITED ARKANSAS CORPArkansas legislators and lobbyists invest in new f iniWayne E Ahart of Austin, Texas is organizer of finiWayne E Ahart makes cozy arrangements, columnist writesConflict of interest question raised. Gov Bill Clinton saysInsurance tips and politicians do not mix well, article saysLeland DuVall column on proposed insurance companyInsurance venture is folding, for nCMFinn' s lawyer blames media for probl ems for new companySales of stock to resumeSale of stock resumedUNITED STATESsee also Congresssee al so Finance and Budgets, Govtsee also Flags and Emblemssee also Politics and GovtUNITED STATES FORGECRAFI' CORPFort Smith manufacturer under Defense Dept investigationInadequate testing of parachute parts alleged in probeShut tle snaps made at Fort Smith not up to grade , NASA saysUNITED WAY OF PULASKI COUNTYsee also Urban League of ArkansasTable shavs allocations to agenciesProgress rept on drive in Pulaski CountyGoal of $5 million exceededUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASsee Athleticssee Baseball06/:10-/,89 COl 204/.16/;89 BOl 612/15-/:89 COl 207/,2');/-.89 COl 208-/,12/;89 COl 212{13/89 COl 512/14/.89 COl 207/2Cf/89 E03 105/;04/.89 COl 205/04/:89 COl 205/05/89 BOl 105/.05-/.89 B04 l05/;l0/89 BOl 105/;15/89 BOS 106/06/,89 AOl 206/.06/89 BOl 106/09/,89 COl 206/-10/89 BOl 102{,06/,89 BOl 102/.06/89 BOl 103/24/.89 BOl 501/;07/89 BOl 209/.1289 A08 111/15-/.89 BOl 2252

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 89DATEPAGE COLsee Basketballsee Colleges and Universitiessee Footballsee Homosexualssee Inventions and Inventorssee Livestock and Poultrysee Track and Fieldsee WeatherUNIVERSITY OF ARKAN SAS AT LITTLE ROCKsee Athleticssee Basketballsee Collegessee Economic Conditions and Trendssee Historic Buildings and Sitessee Stadiums and Arenassee TennisUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLOsee Basketballsee Colleges and UniversitiesUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFFsee Collegessee Fish and Crayfish Culturesee Footballsee Stadiums and ArenasUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCE Ssee Colleges and Universitiessee Disease and IllnessUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSASsee Books and Writingsee Colleges and Universitiessee Footballsee Track and Fieldsee Weather and StormsUNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKSsee Basketballsee Colleges and UniversitiesUPTON. PATRICIAsee also Arcmatiquesee also WomenURBAN LE.AGUE OF ARKAN SASUnited Way of Pulaski County deletes League from fundingPaper drops FOI case against former president Howard LovePrel iminary audit shcrws $13.000 debtShef field Nelson raises $35,100 for League budgetSurvival of League in doubt after au ditBoard resigns enmasse at urging of national boardNew 19-member board includes 15 from old boardLeague told it still owes $57 .000Federal probe finds no criminal intent in Head Start proj ectUnited Way reinstates monthly al locations to Urban LeagueUrban League rebounds from problemsUS VANADIUM COPrices. com.plaints plague plant 's quest for profitsUSABLE CORP01/07/.89 BOl 401/13/:89 BOl 201/:14/89 B06 401/;18/89 B02 101/.24/89 BOl 504/,25/:89 BOl 205/;25/;89 BOl 605/;26/89 B02 108/;29-/89 BOl 209-/=22t89 BOl 412/16/89 B08 204/02/89 FOl 2253

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLUSAble Corp formed by Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue ShieldUSURYsee CreditUTAHsee also History (Ark)UTILITIESsee Public UtilitiesVAN BURENPolitical rivalry between Gene Bell. Allen R Toothake r notedPart of historic district may become a parkVAN BUREN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education D18VANADIUMsee US Vanadium CoVANDAL ISMsee also Education Ja18 Ja20 Ap8 My7 Je4see also ParksEight teenagers arrested at Batesville for vandalismVAPORS NIGHTCLUBsee Bars and Night ClubsVARDAMAN. RIQIARD LEWIS SRsee also Children and YouthVARDAMAN. RICHIEsee also Children and YouthVAUGHT. W 0Admires skil ls. power of Rev Billy GrahamRev Vaught is long-time frien4 of Rev Billy GrahamRetired pastor of Immanuel Baptist diesMourners fill Immanuel Baptist for funeral of Dr VaughtVEGA, LISA MARIEsee also Murders - Vega, Lisa MarieVEGETABLE GARDENINGsee Fruit and VegetablesVENDEX INTERNATIONALsee Dillard Department StoresVENHAUS, DON Rsee also Pulaski CountyVENTRESS, DENNIS JOEsee also Murde rs - Sowell, CharlesVENUS, CHARLESsee also Economic Conditions and TrendsVERTAC CHEMIC.AL CORPsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsVESTAL' S WODA FARMSsee AgricultureVETERANSsee also Flags and EmblemsVA policy on Agent Orange victims changingFemale veterans overcame ridicule to serve in World War IIReunion of Anny 7th Infantry Div Assn being held in LRVietnam Veterans Leade rship Program at Pine Bluff is activeFew families of POW/;MIA attended ceremony at LRPrincess Catherine Caradj a attends ex-POW conv in Hot SpgsFirst airmen to bomb Germany in World War II hold reunion04/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE C.OLVeterans Day parade at LR attract s large crowdDanny Watkins to get medal for Vietam serviceVIDEO RECORDINGSsee also Pornography and ObscenityVIETNAMESE C.ONFLICIRemains of Maj Charles E Darr returned to family at LRMaj Charles E Darr buried at LRVIETNAMESE IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent GroupsVIGILANCE GROUPSThom Robb of Harrison elected grand wizard of Ku Klux KlanThom Robb attends Aryan Nations meet in Hayden Lake , IdahoThom Robb is Grand Wizard of the KKKGordon Kahl, Gene Matthews remembered at Ginter farm meetingMemorial at Ginter farm sponsored by Christians in UnityAryan Nation, Christian Identity members to meet in Boone CoWhite supremacy meeting in Boone Co to hear five speakersVILLINES, ELOYD Gsee also Little RockVILONIAsee also Contracts and Purchasing, GovtVILONIA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education S7VINING, BILLsee also BasketballVINSON, B FINLEYVinson is leader in LR tourism and convention industryRobinson plaza named to honor B Finley VinsonVIOLENCEsee also Children and YouthVISISOMBATH, THAV ANHsee also ShootingsVITAL STATISTICSsee Population and Vital StatisticsVOLUNTEERSMadge BrOATn, of LR, works yearound as volunteerStatistics on work of volunteers in ArkansasVOWELL, MIKEsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)VOYLES, ROBERT Nsee al so North Little RockVOYLES, TOMMYsee also Substance AbuseWAGES AND SALARIESsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also Educationsee al so Executivessee also Government Employees and Officialssee also PrisonsStatistics on minimum wage earners in ArkansasList of low-paying jobs in Ark (number: of workers, avg pay )Satistics on per capita income in four Ark citiesArkansas 's per capita income ranked 47 th in nationArkansas 's minimum wage increases to $3 .35 per hour11/12/89 BOl 212/.07 /8 9 BOl 305/19/;89 AOl05/21/:89 BOl01/29-};89 B0204f21/:89 B0904-/.21/89 B0906/.04/;89 BOS06/.04/89 B0510/07f89 B0310/.07/89 B0322155l12201/29-/,89 FOl 109-/.21189 B04 112/24/.89 AOl 212/.1 26-/;89 BO 2 303/;20/89 COl 203/,20/89 cot 306/01/89 COl 2OS/2489 COl 208t29-A89 COl 2255

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLRose City Pentacostal Church balks at paying minimum wageTop ten counties in percentage growth of per capita incomeWAINRIGHT• KIRTsee also Murders - Smith. BarbaraWAL-MART STORES INCWal-Mart will appeal $11.55 million fineNamedd 5th on Forbes list of most admired US companiesDavid D Glass discusses hypermarts in retailingVice Chainnan Alvin L Johnson leaving firmWal-Ma-rt favored to win battle for retailer dominanceJudge sets aside $11.5 million fine in TexasManagers gather in LR for annual meetingsSales were up 29 pct in 1988Employees and customers donate $200.000 to Children's HospStockholders get 37.25 pct increase in quarterly dividendsStatistics on Wal-Mart stores and employeesStatistics on workers over age 55Local buying pays off. Wal-Mart of ficial saysFirm shows no despair aver Sears price-cuttingHonored by United Way of America for philanthropyPulls Listerine moutwash fran shelves after complaintListerine returned to shelves after lab testWaltons propose partnership in stock ownershipNet income for quarter listed as $198.3 millionAdditional outlets planned for fiscal yearAnnual stockhol der meeting draws 9.000 to FayettevilleSam Walton says change is key to Wal-Mart successSwitch in way Walton family owns stock will save taxesMap shCMs number. location of stores in each stateReporter describes annual meeting of stockhol dersNew York to get 6 Sam' s Wholesale Club storesSam' s Wholesale Club expansion continuesDonation of $10.000 made to LR Chamber of CommerceWal-Ma.rt ranks 14th in market value among US companiesCompany reports income up by 22 pctManufacturers urged by Wal-Mart to heed environmentHeadquarters at Bentonville has become tourist attractionWal-Ma.rt posts gain of 26 pct in AugustEffect of store in Mountain View explored in articleEffects of Wal-Mart on Rogers and Monticello discussedSam Walton heeded plea of Mountain View woman to save treesEffect onf Wal-Mart on smal l independent retailersWal-Mart to buy out partner in Hypennart USA storesWal-Mart. other maj or retailers meet privately. rept saysWal-Mart mobilizes to aid victims of Hurricane HugoDavid Glass discusses some issues facing Wal-Ma.rtJonesboro store wins award for hiring handicappedStudy says Wal-Mart revitalizes areas when stores openEarnings for quarter up 29 pctWal-Mart uses patriotism and environment in advertisingAnimal rights activists applaud Wal-Mart for care given petsFinn opens seven gas station-convenience storesStores so well-know-n that advertising kept at minimumWal-Ma.rt praised for success in 1980s09-/;0l{.89 B04 410{09/,;89 COl 101/.lOf.89 C02 401/:12-f.89 COl 101/17/89 COl 201/;21/89 COl 201/24/89 COl 201/24/:89 COl 402-/.07/89 COl 203/03/.89 C02 403/04{.89 COl 103/110/89 C02 403/17/i89 COl 303/;27 /S 9 COl 104/;ll/89 C02 l04/1 2/89 COl 204/17/139 B06 105f.Olf89 AOl 205{,02/;89 AOl 605/05/89 COl 205/10/89 COl l05/;16/89 COl l06/.03/.89 COl 206/03/.89 COl 506/06/89 COl 206/11/89 FOl 206/12/-89 C03 106/14/89 COl 206/.23/89 COl 506/24-A89 C02 l07/·24/89 COl l08/.09-/89 COl 308/16/89 COl 508{;19/.89 COl 509/;0lf.89 C03 109/03/89 AOl 209/.03/89 AO 1 209/;03/.89 Al4 109/,04/89 COl 209-/;07 /-89 COl 509/.09-/;89 C02 509-/;26/89 COl 210/.15/89 FOl 210/27/89 B02 411/01/89 COl 211/0&/89 COl 111/-14/;89 C03 111/17/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWALKER, JOHN Wsee also EducationLaw finn to ge t large share of fee in Pulaski schools case 03/02/-89 A08 3Lawyers in Pulaski school case may be paid after 25-yr battle 03f03f89 B04 1Accuses officer at NLR jail of pushing him 04/,14/;89 BOS 1Feature article on attorney Walker 08/06/89 EO l 2Awarded $38,981 fees in suit against Sheriff Carroll Gravett 0&125/.89 B02 2WALKER, W Rsee also Arkl a IncWALKER, WILLIAM L JRsee also Blackssee also Colleges F17see al so Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Politics and Govt Je24see also Substance AbuseWALTON, ALICE Lsee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyWealth put at $1.8 billionlOfl0/89 A05 2WALTON, HELENDonates $500,000 to Univ of Okl a College of Business04/:07 /;89 B04 5WALTON, JAMES LAWRENCEWealth put at $415 million10-/10-/89 A05 2WALTON, JIM CWealth put at $1 .8 billion10/10/-89 A05 2WALTON, S ROBSONWealth put at $1 .8 billion10/10-/89 AOS 2WALTON, SAMHonored as CEO of the Decade03/.17/89 COl 2Walton not richest American, article says05/11/89 C03 1Forbes magazine ranks Walton third richest person in world 07/10-/89 B02 3Authorized biography to be written by Eric Morgenthaler 0&/;24/,89 COl 2Forbes magaz ine drops Walton to 20th richest AmericanlOfl0/89 AO l 2WAR EAGLE FAIRsee Culture and the ArtsWAR MEMORIAL STADIUMsee Stadiums and ArenasWARD, BRUCE EARLsee al so Murders - Doss, Rebecca LynnWARD , JANIEsee also DeathsWARD• RONALDsee also Murde rs - Townsend FamilyWARRANTS.. ARRESTsee PoliceWARREN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Disease and Illnesssee Education AplO Ap 14 Ap23 Sl lWASHINGTON COUNTYFirstSouth Bldg may be acquired for courthouseVoters asked to buy FirstSouth bldg for new courthouseVoters approve purchase of FirstSouth Bldg for courthouseWASTE MATERIAL SUALR chemist Tito Viswanathan studies use of waste materialsAuto junk yards irk residents at South Bend (Lonoke County )11/07 /89 B03 112-/,12/89 B05 412/14/.89 BOS 206/05/89 COl 212/2/;89 B03 2257

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWATERsee alsoPollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsState's water plan just a framework, Randy Young saysChartwell Valley devel opers sue Little Rock for waterFarmers. conservationists face off for water code plansProposed code geared to agri, opponents claimChart shows daily water use in ArkBill proposed by Jodie Mahony would restrict pumpingSoil and Wate:t:' Comm adopts new state water planSteve Clark wants to impound surface water, sell it to TexasBill in Legis would force LR to furnish water to other townsDallas official says city does not need Arkansas waterArkansans use 1.73 trillion gallons of water annuallyFa!'tllers caught in battle for waterSome farmers turn to surface water for suppliesHouse panel endorses making LR provide water for ChartwellLR would have to extend water under House-passed billGrand Prairie farmers want no regulation of ground waterGov Clinton has reservations on forcing LR to sell waterBill to force LR to provide water to Chenal Valley stallsRussellville alderman pushes for dam on Illinois BayouLR Water Comm adopts policy to counter new state lawForest Servide asks Russellville's City Corp to pay for studyChal!'twell annexation to LR not authorized by law , court rul esLR City Bd decides who gets city service , Supreme Ct rul esIllinois Bayou listed among America 's most endangered streamsGazette suggests Russellville take water frcm Piney BayLittle Rock to use DeGray Lake as future sourceChartwel l Valley turns to federal courts in quest for waterQual ity of Bald Knob water draws complaintsRussellville residents asked to conserve waterTawanee promoting bottled water in LRSaline County seeking to create water development authorityChartwell Valley denied water service by BentonArkansas River water safe for use by cities, study showsFort Smith, Russellville may rethink plans for damsProbl em of turbidity in Cushman 's water could be costlyBenton lifts moratorium. on installing meters out side cityBoil order issued for Greenbrier, Mayflower, ViloniaMassive irrigation proj ect proposed for Southeast ArkansasSoutheast Ark Water Conservation Proj ect is name of proj ectSoutheast Ark proj ect would use Arkansas, Mississippi RiversWATERMAN JOURNALsee Colleges FlOWATERS, FRANKLINsee also Courts, FederalWATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Jy29 010 N14 Nl6 N17 D8 Dl 2WATT, BILLsee also Courts, State and Localsee also Parking ViolationsWEALTH, PERSONALsee also Hickingbotham, Frank Delanosee al so Hunt, Johnnie BryanOlf04/;89 BOS 101{10-/;89 C02 401/11/89 A07 301/11/89 A07 301/11/89 A07 401{1 2/89 A05 1Ol/119-/.89 C02 501/27/:89 BOl 201/28/89 A08 101/28/89 BOl 201/29-f.89 F01 101/;29-/.89 FOl 101/:29-/:89 F01 30 2/;02/.89 A06 50 2f,1 C>/89 Bl 4 102/16/89 COl 502/17/89 A0 4 103/.03/:89 All 303/21/89 B06 204/,15-/89 B04 506/,10/-89 B02 306/13/.89 B06 507/1&/.89 BOl 507/21/89 A08 307/24/89 B06 107/27/89 B02 308/,1 2/.8 9 BOS 508-/:25/;89 B03 108-/26/;89 B03 30 9-/25/89 COl 210/.25-h89 B03 41114/.89 B03 411/,27 f.89 BOl 511/-.27/89 BOl 512/03f89 B02 112f.l 2/.89 B03 212-/;27 /-R, 9 B03 512/29-/-89 BOS 612/, 29-/89 BOS 612/29-/,89 BOS 6258

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLsee also Rockefeller, Winthrop Paulsee also Stephens, Jackson Thomassee al so Stephens, Wilton Robertsee also Tyson, Barbarasee also Tyson, Donald Johnsee also Walton, Alice Lsee also Walton, James Lawrencesee also Walton. Jim Csee also Walton, S Robsonsee also Walton, SamArkansas ranks seventh in number of wealthy residentsWEATHER AND STORMSsee also Floods and Flood Controlsee also Livestock and Poul tryRecord high tempe ratures recorded across state on SundaySnow fal ls across much of stateFog fouls air and ground traffic in central ArkFog again hampe rs airline flights at LRRain, sleet, snow move across stateBitter arctic cold front to end spring-like weatherTemperatures to plunge from 80s to 30sIcy weather enters state fran northwestTemperatures drop into single digits across much of stateWinter blast turning deadly in ArkansasSchools closed by icy streets, roadsIce forces shutdown of Oaklawn Park for weekSunshine eases bitter cold of past several daysElderly couple believed killed by exposure to cold in homeSnow, sleet fall in some areas of stateWinter storm roars into state with sleet, snow, iceForecasters say worst of winter storm is overIce storm wreaked great damage in NW ArkArkansas thaws out after weekend ice stormIce storm took $20 mil lion toll on poultry industrySn0tr1, hail and sleet fall around stateState lashed by powerful stormsTornado, high winds de stroy homes, other propertyWinds cause considerable damage at Pine BluffLR, NLR use di fferent criteria for sounding storm sirensDetails of storm that hit Pine BluffCold Canadian air spills into state threatening cropsCrops may have been damaged by record 1C7Ns this weekMap shC7Ns where record lows recorded this week in ArkHail, thunde rstorms, high winds cross stateClusters of hailstorms cross central ArkansasHail storm causes over $7 million damage in Pine Bluff areaWinds rip roof fran gym at Parkdal e schoolTornado in Phillips Co inj ures one person, destroys banesHail demol ishes 18,000 acres of wheatSevere thunderstorms bring hail, tornado to stateTornado downs power lines in Craw ford CountyStorms damage buildings at UAF and UCA cam.pusesWinds damage property in several areas of stateStorms create funnels as they cross state10-Al0/89 AOl 2Ol/;08/-89 A0 2 201/;09-/.89 BO 1 501/11/89 BOl 2Ol/il2/.89 BOl 2Ol/;13/89 B04 502/;0lf89 BOl 402'102/:89 AOl 202/103/89 BOl 50 2/;04/.89 AOl 302/05/89 AOl 602/06/89 AOl 202/;06/89 AOl 502/08/.,89 BO 1 202/:14/.89 B02 502/;18/89 B02 403/05/89 AO 1 403/07/89 AO l 203/07/89 A04 403:/.0&/;89 AOl 503/.0&/.89 BOl 203/.22/.89 B03 103/29189 BOl 603{;31/-89 AOl 404/;04/; 89 BOl 204-/;05f89 AOl 204/.05/,89 BOl 204/;11/89 AOl 204/.12/.89 BOl 204/12{89 BOl 504/29-/89 B03 304/.30-f,89 Al9 605/03/;89 BOl 605/.05/89 BOl 205-/;10-f89 B02 105/.1 'l/-89 COl 205/16/89 A02 205/.19/89 B02 605/;23/89 BOl 605/23/89 BOl 606/103/,89 B03 6259

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSevere weather rolls through east ArkansasWinds. hail whip through Ark with strong strike at PulaskiHigh winds damage areas of NLRTornado inj ures six at Bee BranchArticle on excessive rainfall during month of JuneEight soldiers st:ruck by lightning at Fort ChaffeeSoldier hit by lightning at Fort Chaf fee diesPine Bluff area suffered millions in damage s in April hailTropical Storm Allison brings flooding to southeast ArkStorm destroys mobile homes on sales lot at ConwayThunderstorms pound state, rains bring floodsFlash floods follow torrential rainstormFloods wreck mobile home park near BryantStorm damage put at more than $1 millionArticle on unusual rain and summer temperatures in ArkCalendar shGNs few rain-free day s in JulyFall weather arrives earlyRecord lows send chills across stateState gets snow flurries with cold wave, record lOW' for dateRecord highs for date set at LR and Fort SmithLepanto school gym loses roof during stormHigh winds rip roof frcm Lepanto school gymStranded fisherman dies of exposure near Palarm Creek LandingSix traffic deaths recorded as first snow of season fallsSnowfall amounts across state (map)Eight die in Arkansas' s first brush of winterTemperatures dive as arctic air mass moves inArkansas experiences extremely cold temperaturesRecord low temperatures recorded in ArkShelters help homeless weather cold at LRSheltel!'s pushed to limits by cold waveIcy roads create havoc in stateFreez ing rain turned LR rush hour into nightmareArkansas sl ides into winter' s gripColdest temperatures of year expected today in ArkExtreme cold creates problems for ranchers, poultry grOW'ersElectric power shortages felt as record cold grips stateEureka Springs has temperature of 13 below zeroCold jells fuel in school buses in LRGilbert temperature drops to 15 below zeroLowest temperature ever recorded in Ark was on Dec 22-23Little Rock Zoo workers scramble during record low tempsSnow fal ls across portions of stateDamage from frozen water pipes is extensive in ArkBroken water lines fran deep freeze keep plumbers busyWoman frcrz;e to death in house at Pine BluffWater problems persist after deep freezeWEATHERIZATION OF HOMESsee Cooling and HeatingWEBER, JAMES RAYsee also Medicine and HealthWEEDSsee PlantsWEEKS, DAV ID06/;05/89 B06 106/06/89 BOl 206/07 /;89 b02 106/-12/89 AOl 206/15/89 AOl 206/27/89 AOl 206/28/89 BOl 207/,02/89 BOl 507/02/89 B06 507/;08/;89 BOl 207/18189 BOl 207-/20-/89 AOl 507/i20/:89 BOl 207/21-/89 B03 107/31/89 EOl 108/01/89 AOl 209/;24/,89 BOl 209/25/,89 B03 410-/:20-/89 BOl 21U08/89 BOl 211/,15/89 B03 411/16-/;89 B03 412/,04/89 BOl 312/08/89 AOl 212-!0 9/89 AO 1 412/09/89 AO 1 612/;12/,89 BOl 512/16/;89 B02 312/.17/89 AOl 612-f 17 /;89 BOl 212/18189 BOl 112119-189 AOl 212i

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE mLsee al so Inventions and InventorsWEIGHT AND WEIGHT CONTROLArticle de scribes pain of teen-ager' s eating disorderArticle on dieting and eating disordersOveraters Anonymous helps compul sive overeatersWELFAREsee PoorWELLS. JOHN DUKEFormer coach. admr at Henderson State Univ dies at 75WEST HELENAMayor cut s of f aid to economic development commProposed study of Helena-West Helena merger behind aid cutWEST HELENA-HELENA SPORTSWEAR 00Workers go on strikeStrike enters second day at plantStrikers. fi?:'lll reach accordWEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMYArkansan John Hanks Alexander 3rd black to attend West PointWESTING HOU SE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCHsee Scholarships and LoansWE'ILANDSsee Swamp s and Wetlandssee also Wilderness and Natural AreasWEYERHAEUSER CORPGypsum wallboard plant in Ark to be soldWeyerhaeuser scotches rumor it is leaving central ArkWHIRLPOOL CORPMore layoffs at Fort Smith facility plannedLayoffs at Fort Smith plant not overWhirlpool tentatively plans to lay off another 200 worke rsAbout 150 workers to be recalled at Fort SmithFort Smith plant to lay off 850 more workersLayoffs at Fort Smith stun unionUnion members make concessions in new contractWorkers at Fort Smith reject contractWhirlpool reopens contract negotiationsLine cornrersion at Fort Smith costs more jobsFort Smith plant may make refrigerators for Sam' s ClubWorkers at Fort Smith reject latest proposed contractLabor talks stalled. Whirlpool announcesContract impasse remainsWorkers say they expected more retraining pay from WhirlpoolWHISENANT. EDGAR Csee also ReligionWHISKEYsee Alcoholic BeveragesWHITBY, CANNONsee also AthleticsWHITE OOUNTYCourthouse suffers heavy damage from fireCounty work force may be reduced by tight budgetCounty in money crunchJPs rejects appmt of Cora Ann Jones to hospital boardWHITE OOUNTY JAIL01/23/.89 EOl 101/23/,89 EOl l01/23/89 E01 311/30/89 DOl 209/;20/89 COl 209{. 20/89 COl 204/:25-/.89 COl 204/;26/89 COl 105-/-.07-/89 B03 102/0l/;89 EOl 306/,20/89 COl 208/;08/:89 C02 503/02/:89 COl 203/03/89 COl 504/15-/89 C01 206/02/89 COl 207/14-/;89 AOl 507/15-/.89 C02 l07/.22/89 col 508/;14/;89 B04 608-/,15-/;89 COl 208/26{89 COl 20813 0-/.89 COl 509/;10/89 A16 309-/.14f.89 cot 210f04/;89 C02 112/26/89 BOl 504f.04/89 BOl 206/.14/;89 B03 506-f.19/89 BOl 108-/09-/;:89 B03 1261

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 19B9DATEPAGE COLsee PrisonsWHITE HALL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Dl3WHITE, FRANKsee also Politics and GovtWHITE, MELVINsee also HousingWHITEHEAD, BRUCEsee al so Pride House Care CorpWHITMORE, JONAS Tsee al so Simmons Family MurdersWIEQIERN, HCMARD J JRsee also BanksWILCOX, PAUL, FAMILYsee al so Disease and IllnessFive-year-old Justin Wilcox dies in fire. two brothers hurtTwo more children of Mr and Mrs Paul Wilcox dieFriends provide house for familyTown of Bald Knob remembers 3 boys killed in fireWILDERNESS AND NATU RAL AREASNature Conservancy buy s 2B9-acre wetland near WrightsvilleNature Conservancy buys Cache River landWILDL IFEAcres for Wildlife program encourages wise land useEagle count along Arkansas River shows numbers growingG&FC turns to Legislature to seek license, fee increaseWomen wildlife of ficers profiled in articleAnti-animal rights bill pulled down in Legis by L L BryanNew strains of fish already making impact in ArkansasPosting timberland coul d raise hunting lease costs, foe saysWildlife Federation spoke sman favors posting timberlandG&FC Director Steve Wilson testifies on license feesG&FC 's proposed license fee survives test in House committeeHouse defeats effort to add second deer tagBill to increase hunting fees fails in HouseHouse of Reprs approves higher hunting feesNative Arkansan Mark Stouffer is wildlife cinematographerEagle population increasing in ArkansasArkansas Fat Mucke t mussel l hol ds up Haskell sewerage proj ectArkansas Fat Mucket mu ssel not endangered by Haskell plansSix G&FC workers accused of illegal fishing freed of chargesWrong charge suggested in G&FC workers incidentCharges of illegal fishing by G&FC employees could be refiledBecki Rush filed chgs against G&FC workers before evaluationRed Man Bass Tournament returns to LR and Arkansas RiverGrayson Tobler of Fayetteville wins Red Man fishing eventYoung eagle brought to Holla Bend Refuge in Pope CountyArticles on bow fishing in Ark riversHolla Bend is home to bald eagleBlackwell Bottoms purchase talks get approval of G&FCEscaped al ligator found in field in Benton CountyAtty Gen Steve Clark declares 'dignitaries' fishing invalidG&FC memo allowed dignitaries to fish in prohibited watersMemo was cited in dropping chgs against G&FC workers11/09-/;89 B03 41lfl0/;B9 B07 l11/,13/;89 AOl 411/;14/;89 B03 410/26{-.89 BOS 412-/-,02/89 DOB 4Ol/104/:B9 D06 l01/;l0/-B9 DOB lOl/1S/;B9 A05 l01/22/-.89 014 1Ol-126/.89 A04 101/28-/:89 DOB 102/,04/;89 A04 302/,04/;89 A04 302/10/89 A07 302/,10/89 A07 302f14f.89 007 102/15f89 A09 102A17/89 A0 4 103/;06/.89 EOl 403/189 L04 404/-.20/-.B9 AOl 504/;27 /S 9 BOl 205/llf,B9 A01 305f,ll/B9 006 105-/-.31/.B9 DOl 105/31/:,89 DlO 106/25/B9 D09 107/;02-/;89 DOl 407/,07/;89 BOl 207 /16/-l39 DOS 107/17{-i39 B03 407/18-f89 DOB l08-/09-f 89 B03 408-/,24/, 89 DOl 2OB/24/,89 DOl 208/24{-.89 DOl 226 2

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLG&FC workers face charges for fishing at net pensIllegal fishing charge leads to demo tion of G&FC officerArkansas Wildlife Federation make s several proposalsEgrets invade Bald Knob. make life miserable for residentsGov Cl inton to study flareup over citations for G&FC workersCharges refiled against G&FC workers in fish pen caseHolla Bend bald eagle enj oys life on l!'efugeG&FC pays out $468.149 in hunting license refundsBiologists checking fish kill at Beaver LakeSix G&FC employees cited by Becki Rush pay fishing finesEureka Springs banker John F Cross faces hunting chg in WyoGov Clinton signs bill for G&FC purchase of 11.000 acresSpecial feature on deer hunting in ArkansasDeer harvest in Arkansas for 19B8 (by county )Special section on duck and geese hunting in ArkG&FC may construct lake in Newton CountySummary of proceedings of G&FC meetingDispute over road east of Lake Conway has been settledJames Bryan Kelly draws jail term for killing 70 deerFines. license suspensions given six duck huntersAnti-fur protesters to demonstrate at Northwest Arkansas MallAnimal rights activists ej ected from Northwest Arkansas MallSiloam Springs uses lethal force policy to fight pigeonsBlackwell Bottoms a:rea now open to publ icBlackwell Bottoms WMA called boon for sportsmenBlackwell Bottoms WMA includes Lake GordonPigeons put residents of Siloam Springs at oddsPoisoning of pigeons at Siloam Springs haltedG&FC enforcement officers question bullet-proof vest safetyIllegal deer hunting. sale of meat run by professionalsInvestigation of illegal sales of deer meat took three yearsKilling of animals for furs draws protesters at FayettevilleCoyotes hunted for sport in Northeast ArkBanker Frank Lyon Jr among group chgd in duck hunting caseWILDLIFE FEDERATION. ARKANSASO&f25/;B9 AOl 6OB/;26/89 AOl 2OB/.27 fB9 D15 20&/,28/i89 BOl 10&29/89 B02 109{;06/,89 BOS 109{;1 2/89 DOS 110-/07/89 BOB 110-/,12/89 B03. 3lQ/,12/;89 B03 510/17/89 BOl 211/.i01/89 A09 1llf.01/.89 D06 111/01/.89 D07 211/19-/. 89 D 111/21/89 DOB 111/21/;;89 D08 111/21/;89 D08 311/22/.89 DOl 511/,22/;89 DOS 311f24/;89 B03 1llf,25/.89 B03 211/27 fP,9 BOl 112/.02/,89 DOB 812/;03/89 Dl 2 212/.03/89 Dl2 512/;089 B05 412/.07/89 B05 412111/89 AOl 612/,17/;89 DOl 212/,17/89 D1 2 112/,l&/;89 B03 5l2/2&f.89 BOS 312{, 29189 B07 lsee Forests and Forestrysee Harbors. Ports and Marinassee RiversWILDWOOD CENTER FOR THE PE RFORMING ARTSsee Cul tu:re and the ArtsWILES. GENEsee also Murde rs MyS 01 2WILKE. RICHARD Bsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsWILLARD • WHITAKERMadison mayor is role model for blacks in area 02/21/89 EOl 1WILLIAMS. LUCINDAsee also MusicWILLIS• DELTAsee also Books and Writing - Rev iewsWILMAR SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education F2 F20 013WILSON. JIMMIE LWilson to ge t new trial on chg of selling mortgaged property 0/.14{;B9 A03 4263

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLWILSON, JO LUCKsee also Parks and Tourism Department, StateWIL SON, NI CKsee also Buildings and Of fices, Govtsee also Crime and Vice Ja30see also Firemensee al so Government Employees and Officialssee also Libraries Mr17see also Notaries Publicsee also Politics and Govt F28 Mr1 2 Ml!1 9 Je22 Je25see also Transportation Safety Agency (Ark)WILSON, STEVE Nsee also WildlifeWILSON, WILLIAM Rsee also Governor (Ark)WINEsee Alcoholic BeveragesWINGFIELD, GU Ssee also Politics and Govt Je4WINROCK INTERNATIONALWinrock. World Vision join forces to aid Zimbabwe farmersWinrock joins AID to promote biomass proj ectsWIRETAPPINGsee also Crime and ViceWITHERSPOON, CAROLYNsee also Legal ProfessionWITTE, ALBERTsee also Athletics Ja12WITTENBERG. DELONY AND DAVIDSON ARCHITECTSsee Architecture and Architect sWOMENsee also Bankssee also Civil Rights and Discriminationsee also Parks, Recreation and Tourismsee also Rotary Clubsee also WildlifeNational Organiz ation for Women president Molly Yard in ArkNGl meeting draws protesters at LR meetingNGl members donate abortion funds based on protester countMatriarchs of Ark to be honoredFourth annual Women' s Conf program. outlinedAnn Chotard named Ark Professional Woman of DistinctionJimmie Lou Fisher is Ark Professional Woman of DistinctionPatricia Upton named Ark Professional Woman of DistinctionSix hundred attend Women of Distinction Awards dinnerProgram honors 12 contemporary women as political pioneersWomen face abusive spouses. boy friends during hol idaysHoliday togetherness can breed more spouse abuseWomen in pol itics now commonplace in ArkWOMEN. NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR (NGl)see WomenWOOD. DOUGsee al so Trucks and Trucking IndustryWOODRUFF COUNTY05/;24/.89 COl 209/21/89 COl 609/;Qg./;89 E01 209/1 0-/;89 B01 209-f.10/-89 BOl 209/.24/89 E01 210-/01/89 EOl 210-/:29-f,89 EOl 210-/ 29/:89 E01 210-/.29/:89 EOl 211/07 /89 BOS 4121,05/;89 B06 112-/,25/-.89 AOl 21 '#25/:,89 BOl 412-/,.3 1/89 C03 5264

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLSheriff Leon Creasey clears his name on handling fundsWOODS, HENRYsee also Civil Rightssee also Courts, FederalWOODS ON. WARRENsee also AthleticsWORKER OOMPENSATION IN SURANCEJob inj uries cost $86 millionInj ured workers to protest seminar on workers compensationIncrease in insurance rates de nied by state Insurance CommrInured workers walk line at seminarInsurers ponder next step in seeking premium increaseIndustry group to seek smaller rate increaseWORKFAREsee PoorWORKMAN, JOHNHonored by American Civil Liberties UnionWORKS , a.JRTIS Rsee also Murders - Works, Curtis RWORKS , JEFFsee also Murders - Works, Curtis RWORLD VISIONsee also Winrock InternationalWORLD WAR IIsee also VeteransJapanese war relic search on in ArkansasArkansas POW who died in bombing of Hiroshima to be honoredArkansas POW who died in Hiroshima bombing was Durden LooperFamily of Durden Looper comments on his life and deathMarche community tied to Poland during World War IIThe Home Front : Arkansas during World War II (series)Louise Heiskell Patterson recalls trip to Europe in 1939The Home Front : Arkansas during World War II (series)Melba Loke recalls life in Ark during World War IIAdvertising gimmick sent Cabot into panic in 1940Carl Deaton's lr on unfriendly LR girls got attentionThe Home Front : Arkansas during World War II (series)Sample of letters to the editor during early days of warDanville resident Frank Lewis killed after defending HitlerBill Tremor Sr recal ls Pearl Harbor attackAlice Bledsoe Wilson recalls the war yearsThe Home Front: Arkansas during World War II (series)Margue rite Palmer recal ls most draftees eager to serveThe Home Front : Arkansas during World War II (series)Shortages, worries filled minds, Ira Berry Holder recallsFarm women found new role during wartimeThe Home Front : Arkansas During World War II (series)Stuttgart area women organiz ed to entertain men at air baseThe Home Front: Arkansas During World War II (series)DeWitt woman recal ls day German POWs came to townThe Home Front : Arkansas During World War II (series)World War II was tough on black soldiersHempstead County was site of proving ground during warThe Home Front : Arkansas During the War Years (series)06/;10/.89 BOl 503f.20f.89 COl 110-/.11189 COl 2lOf.1 11·89 VOl 210-/12/89 COl 210/12/89 COl 511/16-/:89 COl 211/05-/89 AOS 201/15/89 BOl 307/31/:89 AOl 208108-/,89 AOl 208fv08-l89 AOl 208-/,27/89 AOl 50&/,27/,89 AOl 508/.27 /,89 AlO 108/.27 /89 AlO 1O&f.27/89 AlO 409/.03/89 A1 2 109/i03/;89 Al 2 109-/;03/

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989DATEPAGE COLThe Home Front : Arkansas During the War Years (series)War years saw strange scheduling in college athleticsMemories of son who died in war al ive for Atkinson familyThe Home Front : Arkansas During World War II (series)Germ.an prisoner of war camp at Jonesboro is subj ect of paperThe Home Front : Arkansas During World War II (series)The Home Front : Arkansas During World War II (series)Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor noted in ceremony at LRPeace Through Strength sponsored Pearl Harbor ceremonyWRAPPE, JUDITH ANNEsee also Murders - Wrappe, Judith AnneWRIGHT , BETSEYsee also Governor (Ark)see also LakesWRIGHT, JULIEsee also Birth Control and Abortionsee also EducationWRIGHT, SUSAN WEBBERsee al so Courts. Fe deralAmong three names subnitted for federal judge appmtWRITING AND WRITERSsee Books and WritingWYNNEsee also Earthquakessee al so HousingYAMAUCHI, TERRYsee also Human Services Department (Ark)see al so Legislature (Ark)YATES, JOEsee also Poultry Federation, ArkansasYELL COUNTYsee also FirearmsYORK, MARY LOUsee al so Murders - York, Mary LouYOUN:; MEN' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONNLR facility closing because of low usageMoney is main question in closing NLR branchYOU'OO, J RANDYsee also WaterYOUTH OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITEDsee EducationYOUTH SERVICES CENTERS (ARK)see Children and YouthZIMBABWEsee al so Winrock InternationalZONINGsee Area PlanningzoosIdea of zoo for northwest Ark being explored10/22/89 A07 l10-/22/.89 A07 110/;2 9-f89 Al 0 110-/;29/,89 AlO 1lli05/.89 A09 111/05189 A09 111/12/.89 A0 9 1l 2f0&f 89 B09 31 2/.0 8-/;89 BO 9. 303/,15/89 BOl 511/, 17 f.89 BOS 5llf20-/;89 A07 104-/;2ft/,89 B07 1266