ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1989 - Library

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