ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989 - Library

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