1984 - Arkansas Tech University Library

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A R K A N S A S
G A Z E T T E
I N D E X
An
Arkansas Index
198lf
By
Shannon J. Henderson
Copyrf ght 1985
Arkansas Tech University library
Russellville, Arkansas
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HOW TO USE THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX
The Arkansas Gazette Index consists of brief summarizing statements
of the news of Arkansas as it was publlshed in the final edition of the
Arkansas Gazette. Only those articles dealing with Arkansas people, places
and events are considered for inclusion.
Material not considered useful
for future reference ls omitted. Routine articles reporting on sports,
social events and business activities are omitted.
HEADINGS: Subject headings (entries) are the main type of entry and
are used whenever possible. Names of prominent persons and of firms and
organizations are used as entries, but most names are cross-referenced to
subjects.
Arrangement of Entries: All subject headings (entries} are arranged
(Old Washington comes before Oldham In
alphabetically, word-by-word.
this arrangement). Abbreviated entries are alphabetized as if they were
(PCBs fs filed
words, and are not filed at the beginning of the letter.
after Payne and before Pea Ridge).
ENTRIES:
Most articles are assigned only one subject heading, with
cross references used to lead from related subjects Included. Summaries
or descriptive phrases are kept as short as possible, and are not intended
to Indicate that the only material in the article Is that described tn the
summary.
length of the summary should not be taken as an indication of
the length of the article. All entries under headings and subheadings
appear In chronological order.
LOCATION SYMBOLS: Each summary Is followed by the month, day, year,
page, and column number where the article appeared In the City Edition of
the Arkansas Gazette.
CROSS-REFERENCES: A 1 1 cross-references are arranged In alphabetical
order and are listed before the summaries.
A cross reference from a person's name to a subject does not Indicate
If the named person is directly Involved or ts merely commenting on the
topic. In all cases, the article should be read for clarification of this
point.
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ARKANSAS GAZEITE INDEX 1984
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ABANOONED CHILDREN
see - Children and Youth
ABIXJCTION
see - Kidnapping
ABERDEEN DEVELOPMENr CDRP
see - Arkansas College
ABERNATHY STEVE
see also - Congress-House District 1
ABORTION
see - Birth Control
ABRAMSON LIND!\
Sets up rehabilitation center for wildlife
ABUSED CHILDREN
ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY
see also - Aviation and Aircraft
see also - Lacroix Optical Co
see also - Traffic Accidents and Safety
Teen-agers rescue three women f ran Lake Conway
Fire1orks cause many eye inj uries, Dr R Sloan Wilson says
WOman electrocuted when hairdryer fell into bathtub
Aianan killed in fall fran Cedar Falls bluff at Petit Jean
Lightning kills two girls near �ark
Youth killed in accident at Assanblies of God camp
safety Town program teaches children to obey safety rules
Four in family found dead of asi;ilyxiation at Pine Bluff
unvented heater kills family of four at Pine Bluff
Man killed when roof collapsed at Helena store
ACCDUNI'JN; AND ACCDUNI'ANl'S
see also - Charley O Co
CPA exam i:assed by 117 candidates
CPA test i:assed by 119 candidates in May
ACID RAIN
see - Pollution
ACDRN
see - Arkansas Camnunity Organizations for Reform Now
ACT 535 OF 1983 OF ARKANSAS
see - Government Bonds and Investments
ACIDRS AND ACTRESSES
see also - Beck Michael
see also - Harper Tess
see also - Langford Cliff
see also - Nelson John
.ADA.f.E MARVIN
see also - Basketball-College Men
.ADMJ5 OLIVER L
see also - US-Federal District Court of Western Arkansas
Among 3 names subnitted for US Dist Court j udge
ADAMS PEST CDNTRCL OF LITrLE ROCK
Sued for $6 million by family alleging dust harmed them
ADKISSON RICHARD B
see also - Arkansas-Supreme Court Position 1
AOOPl'IONS
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03/16/84
07/01/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ Erl'E INDEX 1984
Jl.l\.TE
ADV'ANCED <DMMUNICATIONS <DRP
Owners of firm seeking license listed
satellite systan license sought by Little Rock firm
ADV'ERl'ISIK;
Hugh H Pollard makes mark with talent. zeal
Christine Bair of Texarkana is successful nodel
n>nrey Outdoor Advertising has 60 days to ranove signs
Fayetteville ban on large billboards uEtield by US SUprane ct
Lyle E Armstrong of LR. is experienced actor in ads
Fayetteville ordinances challenged by landowners
Jeff Hoyt and Brent Walker take noisy approach in radio ads
Smith and Jennings changes name to J Sam Smith Associates
Billboards in Fayetteville to be ranoved by March
Four-yr terms for state offices will make no drastic change
AFAR'llI DE.VELOPMEN!' INC
Conspiracy alleged in suit against bank and investors
AESI'HE.TIC CLUB CENI'ENNIAL HISTORY
Book traces history of Little Rock club
AFCO ME.TALS INC
New officers elected
M;ED
see also - Labor and Older Persons
Silver Hai red Legislature to meet
Lilly Gaddy of Bigelow. celebrates 106th bi rthday
M3ENI' ORAIDE
see - Chanical s
AGRI<D CHEMICAL <D
see also - Arkla Inc
Dinner held for legislators to hear problans of firm
Could reopen plant if Arkla would lower price of gas
Agrico tells FERC that Arkla discriminates in gas delivery
Arkla says it cannot reduce natural gas rates for Agrico
Plant set to reopen when PSC approves gas rate plan
M3RIClJLTURE
see also - American Agriculture Movanent
see also - Labor and Agriculture
see also - Sewage and Liquid Wastes
State farmers want law allowing minimum price on products
Cotton is losing ground to other crops in Arkansas
Leading cotton-ginning counties in Ark listed
Legis i;:anel declines to endorse plan for minimum prices
Legislative panel will not sponsor minimum pr ice bill
Harvest brought to standstill by recent heavy rains
Rains in October have damaged cotton and soybean crops
Acres harvested in 1983 drop as does income
Bill Teeter family named Arkansas Farm Family of the Year
USDA. declares 27 counties in Ark eligible for drouth relief
Weather created lean year for Ark farmers in 1984
AHLEN JOHN W
see also - Arkansas-Science and Technology Authority
AIR IOLLtJrION
see - Pollution
AIRLINES
Competition in Little Rock leads to bargain rates
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ARKANSAS GAZ El'l'E INDEX 19S 4
DA.TE
Muse Air Corp will not begin service to Little Rock
southwest Airl ines overcomes obstacles to service of area
Skyways gets high marks f ran FAA inspection
Arkansas Traveler Airl ines closing ends Mtn Home service
Sunbelt Airl ines boardings up by 197 pct
scheduled Skyways may merge with Air Midwest
Metro j oins American Airlines program for j oint marketing
AIRPLANES
see - Aviation and Aircraft
AIROORTS
Arkansas Aeronautics C.omm votes grants for ai rports
AKERS FRED
see also - Arkanss Sports Hall of Fame
AI.MD CHRISTIAN FOUNDl\TION
Attack on Catholic Ch deplored by Church and Synagogue group
Anti-Catholic leaflets draw national notice
Article explores anti-Catholic stand of sect
Tony Alamo marries Brigitta Gyllenhamm er in Calif
Tony Alamo takes his anti-Catholic crusade to Nebraska
Active recruiting in Nebraska scheduled
Alma manbers arrested in Canada for distributing leaflets
US Supr ane Ct to hear appeal of ruling on minimum wage ruling
Pami;hlets will be mailed to Rapid City . South Dakota
N...CD
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see - Aluminum Company of America
N...CD
. HOL AND DRUG ABUSE
see also - Arkadelphia School District
see also - Arkansas State Prison
see also - Boyd Jewell Murder Case
see also - Harrison School District
see also - Physicians and Surgeons
see also - Public School Curriculum
Task force calls for action on sale of alcohol to minors
Illinois businessman sentenced in marij uana case
Drug probe brings 36 arrests in Pope and Yell County
Accidental finding of marij uana by police is ruled legal
laws restricting drug pa rai;hernalia ruled valid
ACLU official urges caution in school drug screening
Jury deadlocks in case of shooting of officer near Snowball
Two face charges as 3 . 000 LSD doses seized in Little Rock
Several arrests made in Union County on drug charges
Drug equipnent. ingredi ents found at farm near Paris
Football Coach William Burns gets 6-yr term in drug case
Paragould teenagers attempt to combat abuse
Trial of G Rickards Jr on drug charges under way at Mt Ida
Sting operation nets 42 arrests in drug case at CoIMay
Jury deadlocks in 2nd trial of Bill Wortman
Bill Wortman says third trial in shooting is harassment
Drug convictions reversed because beeper was placed on plane
Third trial of Bill Wortman begins at Harrison
Drug trial of Phillip A Bonadonna halted to await evidence
Hearings on Phillip A Bonadonna case continue in federal ct
Two testify they made smuggling plans with Bonadonna
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ARKANSAS GAZErr'I'E INDEX 1984
D\TE
Bruce Litsky testifies BonaCbnna helped with smuggling plan
Seized marijuana burned in Fulton County
Richard Jeffus charged with drug sale . arson in Camden fire
Testimony concludes in drug smuggling trial of BonaCbnna
fbillip A BonaCbnna found guilty of smuggling conspi racy
BonaCbnna sentenced to 20 yrs . fined $40 , 000
Center of Hope aids alcoholic wanen in Little Rock area
Officers seiz e 3 03 marijuana plants at NLR home
Protective devices fotmd at NLR hane where marij uana grew
Marij uana crop destroyed at Ladsville
Crittenden County police destroy 2, 117 marij uana plants
Jubilee. the drug-sniffing pol ice Cbg, gets funeral cerenony
Raid breaks up elalx>rate marij uana operation near Yellville
Roger Clinton indicted on cocaine charges
Cocaine use rising in Arkansas. official s say
Roger Clinton pleads innocent to drug charges
Large drug lab found near Fort Smith after fire
Independence Co Sheriff destroys 2 marij uana fields
Sevier Cotmty confiscates airplane. 3 00 lhs of marij uana
Bella Vista men sentenced on drug distribution charges
state fights image as haven for drug trafficers
State Police have arrested 175 persons in marij uana cases
Four men arrested in cocaine traffic cases in NW Arkansas
Arkansas succeeding in war on drug dealers
Authorities find 343 marij uana plans near Conway
Cocaine seized. three arrested at Mena
Dr Larry R Killough faces drug counts
Dr Larry R Killough enters innocent plea to drug charges
Camden area investigation of drug traffic brings 37 arrests
Arkansas is nation ' s 6th largest grower of marijuana
Booby traps in marijuana fields are obj ect of planned bill
Marij uana crops worth $80 million destroyed in Ark this year
Tomn¥ Tatum and L L Bryan working on anti lx>oby trap bill
J C Zoller convicted of flying planeload of marijuana to Hope
Conway police arrest 19 in narcotics sting operation
Roger Clinton. Russell Ray Crump. M Rodriguez plead guilty
Attorney Sam Anderson Jr indicted in drug case
Sam Anderson Jr allegedly tied to case with Roger Clinton
Ekiward Garrett. Dennis WelCbn arrested on drug charges
FBI probe in western Ark alarms dealers. Asa Hutchinson says
Marij uana stored at Conway for evidence is stolen
About 100 lhs of processed marij uana seized at Forrest City
Drug abuse i:anel urges crackcbwn. use of wiretaps. rewards
Narcotics agents arrest 17 in Pulaski County . seek 13 100 r e
Three arrested in theft of evidence marij uana at Conway
ALCDHCL FUELS
see also - Taxation
ALCDHOLIC BE.VERllG ES
see also - Alcohol and Drug Abuse
see also - R>rnograpiy and Obscenity
Trial ordered over watch on West Manphis store by Tenn agents
Suit contesting private club law returns to trial
Club operators questioned in court trial
Testimony on mixed drink law ends
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Vie-1s differ on sale of beer at Fairgrounds in Fort Smith
ABC revokes 2 permits. suspends 4 for violations
Ben McGee says he bought Coors beer. shipped it to N&1 York
Employees say they helped frame w A Rand on orders of Coors
Churches seek ban of sales in Mississippi County
Coors caused his loss of $1 .3 million. W A Rand testifies
Liquor dealer testifies on reshipnent of Coors to East
Use of 'IV film in Coors trial rej ected
Coors alleges South Central Coors of Ark falsified reports
Coors executive says firm lost ex>nfidence in distributor
Distributor awarded $1. 7 million j udgment against Coors
Beer sold to minors in 21 of 2S Arkansas County outlets
Many underage drinkers cross state line to make purchases
Ruling on tax break may harm sales of Arkansas wines
Area around Altus named as distinct vitacultural area
Ehd to sales in Mississippi and Poinsett County sought
Action taken by ABC on permit requests
Fine. probation ui;held by ABC
Planned vote on sales in ColYtlay County stricken fran ballot
License action taken by ABC in serveral cases
William F Foster Sr seeks end to haPP.{ hour at bars
Next target may be 2�for-l drinks in ll-ll crackdown
Marion County police seize beer at bass tournament
ABC Bd manbers agree 2-for-l happy hour drinks should end
ALCDHCLISM
see - Alcohol and Drug Abuse
ALEXANDER BILL
Marines in Lebanon called the victims
Secures early citizenship for Olympic athlete
Comments on withdrawal of Marines fran Beirut
Comments on US support of Lebanon
Calls for resignation of Secretary of State George P Shultz
US spending in Honduras questioned by Alexander
Critical of Fil Bethune stand on REA funding
Gary Hart attracts antiestablishrnent wing, Alexander says
Cllallenges Reagan on mil itary facilities in Honduras
says media created Gary Hart fantasy in pres camp:iign
says US exports terrorism in mining of Nicaragua harbors
Ranarks on Central America hit by Steve Abernathy
House told US likely to be at war in Central America soon
Calls Nicarauga harbor mining stupid, illegal . deceptive
May seek cutoff of Central America aid unless peace sought
Signs goodwill letter to Sandinista leader Ortega
says us military facilities in Honduras are illegal
Leading fact-finding trip to Central America . Columbia
Praises work of US military in Honduras . sex>res US policy
Calls US military buildup in Central America prelude to war
Cornp:inions more restrained in Central America statements
Criticized by George Bush for remarks on Central America
Lists personal wealth in report to Congress
Tel.ls district voters of his concern about Central America
Reagan adm polices tarnish American dream. Alexander says
Asks US to halt operation by armed forces in Honduras
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Says Thanas B lance will not renain head of Mondale camp:dgn 07/20/B4 AOl 6
Opposes Dale Bumpers plan for Cache River waterfowl refuge
OB/04/B4 C07 3
On fact-finding tour of Central and South America
OB/15/B4 A05 5
Says Fidel Castro ready to expand dialogue with US
OB/21/B4 A03 4
Urged by steven N Wilson to support Cache River refuge area
OB/30/B4 DOB 5
Supports end to aid to Chile until democracy restored
09/16/B4 A07 2
Says Walter Monda.le has chance to carry Arkansas
09/1B/B4 AOl 3
Battles Dale Bumpers over issue of Cache River wetlands
10/04/B4 AlO 1
Sees evidence Reagan not ex>mpetent to be President
10/09/B4 AOl 5
Says Danocratic Presidential ticket is gaining
10/16/B4 A03 4
C.omm ents on CIA warfare manual for use in Nicaragua
10/19/B4 AOl 6
10/20/B4 A0 4 5
Accuses CIA Director Casey of directing policies
Wants compromise with Dale Bumpers on Cache River proj ect
10/2B/B4 A26 1
Releases statistics showing how Ark fared under Reagan adm
ll/02/B4 A20 5
Says Pres Reagan ignored crucial issues in Little Rock rally ll/04/B4 A2B 2
Says US and Castro have agreed to prisoner exchange
ll/16/B4 AOl 2
John P Harran erschmidt disputes report on prisoner exchange
ll/17/B4 A03 4
Insists pact on Cuban undesirables exists
ll/1B/B4 A03 1
Says staff work in Mondale campaign not a violation of rules ll/1B/B4 A03 1
Says he has been enex>uraged to move to Sen or run for Gov
ll/18/B4 A19 1
Arkansas Republican Party may seek probe of use of staff
ll/21/B4 B02 4
Says US overflights halted talks with Cuba on pr isoners
ll/30/B4 AOl 2
House lawyer indicates staff work for Mondale not improper
12/05/B4 A07 1
Congressman touring Antarctica.
12/0B/B4 A06 5
Cuba and US acex>rd on immigration affirmed by govt official
12/12/B4 AOl 2
Article by Alexander discusses Reagan policy in Chile
12/13/B4 A21 1
ALEXANDER GOROON fJIJRDER CASE
Henry Lucas claims he killed Karen and Gordon Alexander
04/2B/B4 A03 4
Henry Lee Lucas charged with murder of Alexander youths
06/02/B4 AO B 6
ALFORD DM.. E
ALIENATION OF AFFECT'IONS
Award upheld ordering Jean B Porter to pay Genevieve Linex>ln 04/24/B4 A03 6
ALIENS
see - Foreigners in the United States
ALLEN BEN
see also - Trade Schools
ALLEN JAMES
see also - University of Arkansas at Little Rock
ALLEN JUANITA
see - Crossley Wayne Murder Case
ALLIN OORA HARPER
Church leader dies at Helena
ll/30/B4 A19 3
ALLIN RICHARD
see also - Books and Writing
ALLISON MAX
Strategist in state politics dies at age B3
10/12/B4 A15 1
ALRFAD SCHOOL DISTRICI'
Ronald Turney loses appeal of dismissal from faculty
03/27/B4 C06 4
ALSMEYER MARIE BENNEI'I'
Bibliography published
Ol/22/B4 COB 5
AL'IHEIMER BEN J FOUNDATION
Grants aid agricultural . medical research in Arkansas
02/05/B4 Bl2 1
ALTRJN;ER TOM
6
ARKANSAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
�TE
see - Crossley Wayne Murder Case
AL'IVATER CATHERINE THARP
Watercolorist. Little Rock native. dies at age 77
ALUMINUM CDMPANY OF AMERICA
Alcoa to lay off 231 at Bauxite
AI.WORIH LANCE
Former UA football star joins C.ollege Football Hall of Fame
Interviewed on his mini-storage business in California
Named to College Football Hall of Fame
AMBULANCE AND EME[(;ENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Medic-Vac Co surrenders license for life-support care
Medic Vac fires 3 employees amid controversy
Medic Vac services cease after 22 employees resign
Medic Vac officer says gunshots fired at his car
Little Rock makes plans to continue ambulance services
Little Rock Bd sets aside $400r000 for ambulance system
Georgia firm to provide ambulance service at Little Rock
Ambulance service in LR among most costly in region
Little Rock Authority asks North Little Rock to j oin system
Medflight helicopter at Baptist Medical Center stays busy
AMERICAN Jl.GRIQJLTURE ?OTEMENI'
Spokesman invites Mo farmers to do their organizing at bane
Farm activists work more quietly to achieve goals
Odis Ch.apnan has been leader of IOOV ement in Arkansas
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
State may not appeal fees for ACLU in creation science case
steve Clark will not appeal fees in cr eation science case
Questions grant for I:WI arrests program at Fort Smith
Clark decision not to appeal creation science fee
Fees turned over to ACLU for work in creation science trial
Seeks end to Arkadelphia School drug abuse policy
Bob Sanders chides ACLU for action in Arkadelphia school case
Alleged abuse of inmates at Arkansas State Prison probed
Inmates tell ACLU they were beaten by guards
Prison officials will not stop inmate abuse. S Kurj iaka says
C.oncerned about Ark plan to list extremists
May challenge title of Unborn Ch.ild Amendment to Ark const
Sandra Kurj iaka calls for independendent prison commission
Court suit not planned now against state prison. ACLU says
Sandra Kurj iaka protests killing of Reeves by LR police
Prison Bd disputes allegations by ACLU on prisoner abuse
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
Arkansas AFL-CIO makes endorsements in Democratic primary
state AFL-CIO backs Democratic candidates
AMERICAN FUEL CELL AND CDATED FABRICS CD
see also - Southern Arkansas University
AMERICAN SEnJRITY CXXJ:OC IL
see also - Congress-Senate
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAHI CD
Losing $4r3 00 daily on long distance calls in Arkansas
Rate increase of 18 pct granted by Public Service C.ommission
AMERICAN TRANSIDRTATION CDRP
Areas of responsibility listed for three new managers
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
7
PAG C
10/11/84 Al4 4
11/07/84 BOl 3
0 2/13/84 C03 4
09/23/84 BOl 3
1 2/05/84 DOl 5
04/25/84
05/23/84
05/25/84
05/28/84
05/30/84
05/31/84
06/28/84
07/08/84
08/15/84
09/17/84
AlO
Al8
AOl
A07
A04
BOl
A03
AOl
BOl
BOl
6
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
2
2
03/04/84 AOS 6
03/31/84 BOl 1
03/31/84 BOl 1
01/05/84
01/06/84
01/06/84
01/08/84
01/17/84
03/01/84
03/15/84
05/25/84
05/27/84
07/08/84
07/16/84
07/16/84
07/16/84
09/20/84
10/16/84
11/30/84
A04
A03
A07
Al6
A03
AOl
Al9
Al4
A03
A21
AOl
A03
A03
A03
A06
AOl
2
1
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
1
4
6
04/15/84 AOl 3
09/23/84 A03 1
01/04/84 007 1
02/04/84 AOl 4
07/15/84 BOS 1
ARKANSAS GAZE.Tl'E INDEX 1984
Dl\.TE
Arkansans join camiaign against torture
Al'DREL SCHOOL DISTRICI'
Voters refuse to merge with Gosnell and Dell
AKJS™ENT PARKS
see also - Dogpatch USA
see also - Fun Mountain
see also - Magic Springs
see also - Wild River Country
ANDERSON SAM JR
see also - Aloohol and Drug Abuse
ANDYS OF AMERICA
Gordon G Gondek named president of Little Rock-based firm
�EL BILLY
see also - world War II
�LIC'AN OIURCH
St Alban ' s at Little Rock is breakaway fran Episooial Cl:mrch
ANNEXATION OF MUNICIPAL AREAS
see - Area Planning
ANTHONY BERYL
Cllallenges r eport on lack of hunger in America
Cbmm ents on pullout of Marines f ran Beirut
Wants ooncessions on wilderness designation
Urges facility for nerve gas production at Pine Bluff Arsenal
Wants new strategy for nerve gas production fight
Urges funds to preiare Arsenal for nerve gas production
Pushes for $10 million for Bigeye facility at Arsenal
says Pres Reagan vowed aid on chanical arms
Anthony and Bethune fuming over debate on chanical weapons
Supports Walter Mondale for Dem Presidential nanination
Accuses Fil Bethune of deceiving branine workers
Sees tax rise. cut in Medicare benefits
Wilderness bill ircq;asse seen unless cornpranise accepted
Fails to reach acoord with Dale Bumpers on wilderness bill
Compranise r eached with Dale Bumpers on wilderness acreage
Anthony told no secret pranises made to Fil Bethune on branine
Anthony of fact-finding tour of Ellrope
says group on trade moves too sl<Mly
Congressman gets advice fran ianel he named on agri matters
ANrJQUEE
see also - Household Furnishings and Equipnent
APARTMENI'S
see - Housing
AroLLO LAKEWOOD INC
see also - Pollution
APPARITIONS
Article on search for Gurdon ghost light
APPLE W M SR
Retired insuror . avid sportsman dies at age 84
AP!' CDN&I'RUCl'ION CD
see also - Road Contracts
.AQUAOJL'IURE
Crayfish is important crop for rice farmers
8
PAG C
05/22/84 BOl 6
08/24/84 Al6 4
07/15/84 BOl 5
0 2/01/84 BOl 3
01/16/84
02/09/84
02/11/84
02/15/84
03/08/84
03/21/84
0 4/13/84
05/11/84
05/18/84
05/18/84
05/22/84
08/18/84
08/28/84
09/18/84
09/21/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
11/12/84
11/24/84
12/21/84
BOl
Al 4
A04
BOl
All
Al4
A06
A0 5
AOl
Al3
Al2
B02
BOl
BOl
A03
AOl
A03
A09
A07
A05
2
1
1
6
4
1
1
1
3
1
2
3
3
2
1
3
5
5
1
1
09/10/84 BOl 2
06/01/84 AO 5 1
02/05/84 Bl2 3
mTE
Fish farmers in Ark may turn to hybrid striped bass
ARBOR INC
Firm uses novel approach to find tenants for old Singer plant
ARBOR PROOOCI1S INC
Trumann gets UDMi grant to assist firm to begin operations
ARQiror..a;y AND ANTHROIDLOOY
Harvey Ma3 ehee recovers thousands of rel ics in Arkansas
Lee Creek area has significant Indian sites
Effort begins to preserve dugout canoe found near Benton
Amateurs, professionals dig at historic sites in f1ll Arkansas
Archeologists study bones f ran cemetery in f1ll Arkansas
Ranains of vessel! fran 1800s found in Arkansas River
ARO:IITEC!'URE AND ARO:IITECl'S
Four Little Rock firms receive 1984 design awards
Two firms in Ark cited for designs
ARO:IIVES AND REroROO
Repositories of records being inventoried in Arkansas
ARCrIC ANTHROIDLOOY
Scientific j ournal based at University of Ark at Fayetteville
ARFA PLANNilG
see also - Arkansas Community Developnent Program
see also - Floods
see also - Little Rock-Area Planning
see also - Sa-1er Irnprovanent District No 42
see also - Springdale
Five cities named for Main Street Arkansas proj ect
Five cities in Main Street Arkansas program differ in goals
ARRADELPHIA SQIOCL DISTRICI1
survey shows students support drug, aloohol tests in school
Suit filed by ACLU seeks to halt aloohol . drug policy use
Bob Sanders says ACLU should be ashamed of attack
ARKANSANS FOR A BErl'ER ARKANSAS
see - Gambling
ARKANSAS - AERONAUTICS CDMMISSION
see also - Airports
ARKANSAS - PGRIQJLTURE DEPARTMENT
Rural legislators to push for estab of a dep:1.rtment
ARKANSAS - ALCDHCLIC BWERK;E CDNTRCL BOARD
see also - Pornograi;:hy and Ooocenity
ARKANSAS - ATroRNEY GENERAL
see also - Clark Steve
Steve Clark formally enters race for reelection
Death penalty specialist sought for staff of Atty General
ARKANSAS - AUDITOR
Julia Hughes Jones to seek third term as Auditor
Jul ia Hughes Jones unopposed for re-election
ARKANSAS - BOARIE AND CDMMISSIONS
Appointments announced by Gov Bill Clinton
Gov Clinton makes six appointments
Appointments made to boards and oommissions by Gov Clinton
Members of Conun on People With Disabiliti es named
Several named to boards and commissions by Gov Clinton
Mor e manbers appointed by Gov Bill Clinton
Gov Clinton names mor e appointees
9
PPG C
05/16/84 BOl 4
02/20/84 BOl 2
0 2/08/84 D06 2
0 4/23/84
05/20/84
05/22/84
06/25/84
07/21/84
10/29/84
BOl
Al.6
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
2
1
3
2
1
2
11/04/84 B06 1
12/09/84 B07 3
03/27/84 BOl 2
12/23/84 Al.2 1
08/22/84 BOl 3
08/24/84 A06 1
02/17/84 A07 2
03/01/84 AOl 4
03/15/84 Al.9 1
12/30/84 Al.0 4
03/22/84 A06 5
11/09/84 A09 4
03/13/84 A03 2
04/04/84 A06 5
01/13/84
01/17/84
01/18/84
01/24/84
01/27/84
01/31/84
02/08/84
C06 4
Al.0 3
A03 5
cos 3
A06 6
C06 3
D06 2
ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE INDEX 19S4
�TE
More board and corranission appointments released
Several appnts to boards and corranissions announced
Governor appoints two to state boards and commissions
Appointments by Gov Clinton announced
List of recent appointments by Gov Bill Clinton
Appointments announced by off ice of governor
Appointments announced by Governor ' s Office
Several appointments announced
Appointments by Governor announced
Gov Clinton announces additional appointments
Governor announces appointments
Gov Clinton lists appointments to pmels, camnissions
Appointments by Gov Bill Clinton announced
Gov Clinton makes several appointments known
List of recent appointments by Gov Bill Clinton
Appointments by Gov Bill Clinton announced
ARKANSAS
BOONDAR IES
Border dispute between Ark , Miss concerns Lee County land
US Suprane Ct master rules Ark owns disputed land at Ft Smith
ARKANSAS - BUILD:rn:; SERVICF.S CDUN:IL
see also - University of Arkansas
ARKANSAS - CAPI'IOL BUILD:rn:;
see also - Old State House
Plans outlined for work on building
Figure stolen fran Nativity scene on grounds is returned
Note left in manger scene notes repentance
ARKANSAS
CHANCERY CDURI' DISTRICT 06
Lynn Davis seeks Position 2 as Danocrat
John C Farl seeks Position 2
ARKANSAS - CHILD CARE FACILrrIES RE.VIEW BOARD
see also - Bentonville Christian Day Care Center
see also - Little Rascals Day Care Family Hane
see also - Texarkana Baptist Orphanage
ARKANSAS - CHILD SUPIORT CDMMISSION
see - Child Support Conunission
ARKANSAS - CIRaJrr CDURI' DISTRICT 06
Annabelle Clinton apptd j udge to replace Judge Hendricks
Pulaski Quorum Ct anits funds for anployees of Judge F Lofton
Judge Floyd Lofton closes his court
Judge Lofton discusses funds problan with Attorney General
Judge Floyd Lofton to reopen his court
Judge Floyd Lofton reopens court
Dispute between Lofton. Quorum ct explained
Judge Lofton asks that his employees get same EBY as others
Pay plan of Don Venhaus approved for Lofton anployees
Controversy over budget for Lofton ' s court not over
Quorum Court EBnel rej ects Lofton request for anployee EBY
Judge Lofton files suit against Pulaski Co officials over EBY
Judge Lofton called good stEMard of county funds
Crime victims, former j urors support Chris Piazza
Two candidates come fran opposite sides of systan
Three Dems seek short term for judgeship
Prosecutor candidates Mark Stodola , Chris Piazza speak
Chris Piazza wins nomination for prosecuting attorney
02/24/S4
02/29/S4
03/16/S4
03/22/S4
04/05/S4
04/15/S4
05/05/S4
06/24/S4
06/29/S4
07/Ol/S4
07/12/S4
OS/07/S4
OS/31/S4
09/09/S4
10/07/S4
ll/2S/S4
PFG C
C07
DOS
All
All
B02
Al 4
B02
A17
Al5
A23
Al5
A03
AOS
A21
A29
BOS
1
1
6
5
3
4
5
4
6
1
6
4
6
3
1
1
-
05/06/S4 AOl 2
OS/1S/S4 C07 3
ll/15/S4 sos 5
12/19/S4 AOl 2
12/19/S4 A04 4
-
10
02/27/S4 A07 6
02/2S/S4 A06 4
Ol/10/S4
Ol/25/S4
Ol/26/S4
Ol/27/S4
Ol/2S/S4
Ol/31/S4
02/0l/S4
02/03/S4
02/04/S4
02/12/S4
02/15/S4
03/0S/S4
03/1S/S4
05/24/S4
05/25/S4
05/26/S4
05/29/S4
05/30/S4
AlO
AOl
A07
AOl
Al6
A03
Al3
A04
A07
Al9
A03
AOl
A23
BOl
A17
BOl
A03
A07
1
6
2
1
1
2
4
5
1
1
4
5
1
2
1
1
1
5
Dl\TE
Court orders i:ay raises for 2 employees of Judge F Lofton
How ironey was spent may have decided prosecutor race
ARKANSAS - CDMMERCE DEPARTMENr
Suit alleges bias in failure of Weights Div to pranote worker
ARKANSAS
CDNSI'ITUTION
Texts of four proposed amdts to be voted on in November
Proposed Arndt 63 deals with personal property tax
ARKANSAS - CDNTRAcroRS LICENSiln BOARD
Employee misused $39,373, audit shows
Audit turned over to prosecuting attorney
ARKANSAS - CDNTRAcrs AND PURCHASiln
see also - Legislature-Committees
see also - Mills Hugh A
see also - Minority Business Enterprises
Copyright by John F Wells of indexing system is criticized
Wells offers to waive copyright for Arkansas Reports
ARKANSAS - CDRRECT'IONS BOARD
Chairman Woodson D Walker ready for challenges
ARKANSAS
CDURI' OF APPEALS
Creation of court had positive effect on Supreme Court
Court reportedly has encountered sane conflicts
Melvin Mayfield r esigns post of Chief Judge
George K Cracraft named Chief Judge
Judges must grapple with growing backlog of cases
ARKANSAS - CDURTS
see also - Arkansas-Circuit Court
see also - Arkansas-supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme ct discourages direct court reporting
Report cards on j udges attract little notice
ARKANSAS - CRIME LABORA'IDRY
Henry Oliver named director of Crime Lab
Evaluators find no serious problem with state facility
Inspectors urge purchase of $400,000 worth of eq:uipnent
ARKANSAS
DFSCRIPrION AND IMPRESSIONS
Visitor fran Finland finds Ark was misr epr esented to him
ARKANSAS - EOJNOMIC CDNDITIONS
Annual review of progress in state econ developnent
F.conOJT!Y showed signs of vigor in 1984
ARKANSAS - EroNCJ.UC DE.VELOPMEN.l'
Gov Bill Clinton reveals plans for stimulating developnent
ARKANSAS
EIXJC'ATION DEPARI'MENI'
see also - Public School Teachers
Dr Don Roberts resigns as Director to take Texas post
Five candidates under study for director of gen educ div
TOllUI¥ R Venters named director of General Education Div
Implementing standards is top priority of Tamey Venters
ARKANSAS - ELECT'IONS
see - Arkansas-Politics and Elections
ARKANSAS - EMPLOYEES AHO OFF ICIALS
State employees may get raise in January, Bill Clinton says
ARKANSAS - EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS
see also - Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System
PAG C
06/20/84 AOl 2
07/15/84 Al. 8 1
02/10/84 COB 6
-
09/11/84 Cl3 1
09/19/84 A03 6
01/21/84 A0 8 1
02/11/84 A03 5
07/17/84 A05 1
07/17/84 A05 1
03/04/84 A0 9 1
-
03/05/84
06/28/84
06/28/84
07/06/84
07/22/84
BOl
B02
B02
Al.3
Al.3
5
5
5
6
1
03/28/84 BOl 2
11/18/84 All 1
07/20/84 Al.6 2
11/15/84 D09 3
11/28/84 Al.6 1
-
08/27/84 Al. O 1
02/12/84 HOl 1
12/30/84 BOl 3
12/12/84 AOl 2
-
11
05/26/84
08/05/84
08/27/84
09/17/84
A03
A05
AOl
BOl
4
1
2
2
11/12/84 A0 9 1
ARKANSAS GAZE.'I'l'E INDEX 1984
DA.TE
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish CoIIUll. ission
see also - Arkansas-Parks and Tourism Deparbnent
see also - Commerce Deparbnent
see also - Holidays and Special Occasions
All former governors support longer terms
Petition drive begins for 4-yr term for const officers
state suffers f ran two-year terms for officials
Policy on reporting during bad weather outlined for anployees
Paul Riviere denies age bias in firing of John T Oglesby
Legislature froze step increases last year
State anployees seek r ecovery of step pay increase
Gov Bill Clinton says funds too low to restore step increases
Ark Suprane Ct rules anployees can be sued for negligence
State anployees seek restoration of pay raises
Gov Clinton wants employees reimbursed for missed raises
step pay raises to be restored, official says
John E Miller deni es Legis used deceit in use of surplus
Petitions filed to place proposal for 4-yr terms on ballot
Gov Clinton meets with state employee group on salaries
L D Owen says Cl inton pledges all surplus for salary hikes
Clinton did not pledge full surplus for pay , L D Owen says
Ballot to contain proposal for four-year terms for officials
Pay plan needs much re11 ision, legislators told
Text of proposed amdt to provide for 4-yr terms
Poll shows maj ority of voters support 4-yr term
First black security chief at Capitol is terminated
Proponents of 4-yr term for officials push amendnent
Ernie Deane says nothing to be gained by four-year terms
Arkansas Gazette supports 4-year term for officials
Pros and cons of 4-yr terms for officials debated
Four-year terms are subj ect of TJ debate
Voters approve 4-year terms for constitutional officers
Robert McCord discusses passage of 4-yr term amdt
Robert McCord article on 4-yr term for officials
Official vote on Arndt 64 for four-year terms
ARKANSAS - EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS
Ark Supr ane Ct rules anployees can be sued for negligence
ARKANSAS - EXOCUTIVE MANSION
Herb garden is feature of grounds of Governor ' s Mansion
ARKANSAS - FINANCE AND AJEINISTRATION DEPARTMENI'
Sex and race bias suit against Dept settled
ARKANSAS - FINANCE AND BUOOEI'S
see also - Goverrnnent Bonds and Investments
Tax receipts set record
Effort to ref er sales tax to vote fails
James F Lane led drive to refer vote
Certificates to finance construction proj ects ruled valid
Construction plan had been challenged by John F Wells
State tax collections top $1 billion for 10-:rconths period
Tax collections for May show significant rise
surplus of $15 . 9 million seen as fiscal year ends
surplus re11 enue required by law to go into education fund
Pay freeze for state employees called reason for surplus
Surplus anticipated to be around $20 million
12
01/12/84
01/12/84
01/12/84
02/04/84
03/07/84
04/11/84
04/11/84
04/12/84
06/12/84
06/27/84
06/30/84
06/30/84
07/01/84
07/01/84
07/24/84
07/24/84
07/25/84
07/28/84
08/09/84
09/11/84
09/17/84
09/21/84
10/28/84
10/29/84
10/31/84
ll/04/84
11/05/84
ll/07/84
11/25/84
ll/27/84
ll/29/84
PAG C
BOl
BOl
BOl
A06
A07
AlO
AlO
Al4
Cl6
AOl
A08
A08
A09
Al4
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AlO
Cl3
A04
Al6
Al2
All
Al4
Bl 5
A08
AOl
Bl7
All
D07
6
6
6
5
2
6
6
3
4
2
6
6
1
4
2
2
6
2
1
1
2
5
1
5
1
5
2
3
1
1
1
06/12/84 Cl6 4
10/14/84 DOl 2
01/31/84 A05 6
02/01/84
02/08/84
02/08/84
03/13/84
03/13/84
05/01/84
06/01/84
06/25/84
06/26/84
06/27/84
06/29/84
A08
A04
A04
BOl
BOl
BOl
C06
A06
A03
AOl
AOl
4
5
5
5
5
3
6
3
1
2
3
ARKANSAS GAZ EPI'E INDEX 1984
01\TE
Surplus totals $23.5 million
New fiscal year opens with surplus funds
Arkansas State Univ unhappy with per student appropriation
Gov Cl inton asks agencies to be moderate in spending
State revenues remain ahead of forecasts
surplus allows state to increase spending level
state revenue for September above forecast
Revenue of $3 .4 billion predicted for next biennium
state revenue pisses for ecast
Gov Clinton urges caution in budgets despite rosy outlook
Surplus of as much as $75 mill ion proj ect ed for 1984-84 yr
General tax increase in 1985 Legis unlikely. Ben Allen says
Gov Clinton budgeting for only 5 .8 pct increase next biennium
Revenue oollection slightly under forecast
Knox Nelson urges change in budgeting methods
Legislators mostly heed Governor ' s plea on budgets
ARKANSAS - FORESTRY COMMISSION
see also - Forests and Forestry
see also - Wilderness and Natural Areas
Budget rise for agency endorsed by ALC p:inel
ARKANSAS
GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
see also - Black River
see also - For ests and Forestry
see also - Oil and Gas
Begins effort for sales tax increase to help finance work
George Purvis heads sales tax drive
Free licenses given to 400 Conunission employees
Agency to seek to be removed f ran state p:iy plan
survey shows support for hunting, outdoor activities
Will not fight Jacksonville plan on Bayou Meto quality
sales tax for G&FC use not needed, Iavid Ivers says
Part of new tax should be earmarked for p:iy, A G Pursley says
Deer dog owners threaten to oppose sales tax if ban stands
Steve N Wilson comments on oonservation tax for G&FC
Conunission has long history of skirting roI Act
Commission vows to roll back fee increase if tax voted
Action taken on several items at meeting
Arkansas Gazette opposes sales tax for oonservation
Planned use of pro:E;(>sed sales tax outlined by Steve Wilson
Petitions filed for vote on sales tax for oonservation
Audubon Society fight against N Iakota proj ect supported
North Iakota proj ect would affect wetlands used by ducks
Wildlife officers p:iy below other professionals
Game wardens seek to halt illegal taking of wildlife
Petitions for sales tax may be insufficient
�r e petitions for sales tax del ivered to Secretary of State
Karen Cole to head urban wildl ife program
Petition for sales tax certified for ballot
Game wardens active in programs other than enforcement
William E BreNer ap:E;(>inted to replace Hays T Sullivan
William E Brewer is opponent of channel ization of rivers
Summary of action taken at August meeting
William E Keith resigns as Fisheries Div chief
06/30/84
08/01/84
08/21/84
09/01/84
09/01/84
09/12/84
09/29/84
10/16/84
11/03/84
11/09/84
11/09/84
11/25/84
11/27/84
12/01/84
12/06/84
12/19/84
PAG C
BOl
BOl
AOl
A03
C09
BOl
C09
ClO
C09
AOl
AOl
A25
AOl
A09
Al8
AOl
5
4
6
1
6
6
2
3
4
3
3
1
5
2
4
2
12/13/84 BOl 2
-
13
01/29/84
01/29/84
02/04/84
02/07/84
02/21/84
03/02/84
03/02/84
03/18/84
03/20/84
03/31/84
04/29/84
05/22/84
05/24/84
05/26/84
06/05/84
07/04/84
07/15/84
07/15/84
07/15/84
07/22/84
07/25/84
07/31/84
08/01/84
08/04/84
08/05/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
09/07/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
A03
A03
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A03
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A04
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ARKANSAS GAZ EI'l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
PAG C
09/09/84 ED6 1
Resignation of Bill Keith is loss for G&FC, sportsnen
09/11/84 Cl3 6
of proposed amdt for sales tax for G&FC use
09/19/84 AlO 1
Raffle at Pope County Fair draws fire of Amendment opponent
09/19/84 AlO 2
Republican Party platform opposes proposed Amendment
09/25/84 COB 5
Committee formed to aid passage of sales tax amdt
10/19/84 A08 4
Proposed sale tax (Arndt 67 ) opposed by Legislative panel
10/21/84 !02 1
Arkansas Gazette opposes passage of sales tax amendment
10/24/84 Al5 3
Clyde Tanple and Buck Bates discuss merits of sales tax
10/25/84 BOl 2
Ra;{uest for exemption f ran fiscal laws startles ALC
10/30/84 BOl 4
Analysis of proposed amdt for sales tax for Comm use
10/30/84 BOl 4
Deer hunters angered by dog ban lead fight against amdt
11/02/84 A20 4
Lynn Greenwalt urges support for conservation tax
John Heuston replies to Buck Bates on conservation tax issue 11/04/84 Bl6 4
11/07/84 AOl 3
Voters turn down sales tax for G&FC work
11/18/84 ED6 4
Only 12 counties approved sales tax for G&FC use
11/18/84 ED6 6
Amendment 67 campaign is $25 . 000 in debt
Di rector Steven Wilson told by Legis panel to rework budget
11/29/84 AOl 2
Higher pay for game officers suggested by Legislators
11/29/84 AOl 2
Legislators take Director Steve Wilson to task
11/29/84 AOl 2
11/29/84 D07 1
Official vote on proposed sal es tax for G&FC use
12/02/84 ED6 4
State sportsmen protest attack by Legis subconunittee
12/09/84 H02 4
Public response to criticism of budget by Legis Council
12/11/84 A07 1
Budget with higher warden pay gets favorable ALC response
12/18/84 C03 3
Commission acts on several items at meeting
12/19/84 A20 1
Legislative panel votes no funds to expand info. educ work
ARKANSAS - GENERAL .ASSEM3LY
see - Legislature
ARKANSAS - GCNERNOR
see also - Clinton Bill
02/01/84 A08 6
El.wood Freanan to seek GOP nomination
02/05/84 !01 4
No serious competition seen for Gov Bill Clinton
02/14/84 AOl 2
El.wood Freanan seeks GOP nomination for Governor
Monroe A Schwarzlose seeks funds for race for Dem nomination 02/18/84 A03 6
02/18/84 BOl 3
Winthrop Paul Rockefeller to be camp:1.ign chmn for Freanan
Elwood Freanan calls for GOP sweep of state off ices
0 2/25/84 A03 6
Freanan says Gov Clinton said teachers could not read, write 0 2/27/84 A07 1
02/29/84 A03 4
Freanan did not accuse Clinton of illiterate teacher ranark
03/08/84 A03 6
Ray Baker of Fort Smith. may run for office of governor
03/09/84 All 1
Ray Baker says Clinton gave him deadline to make decision
03/11/84 A07 1
Erwin Davis may oppose Woody Freanan in GOP primary
03/20/84 A07 5
Erwin Davis to seek Republican nanination for governor
03/21/84 A04 3
Erwin Davis to seek off ice
03/25/84 Al2 5
Erwin Davis officially enters GOP primary race
03/28/84 A03 5
Woody Freanan and Erwin L Davis file for Repub nomination
03/30/84 A03 3
Ionnie Turner of �ark, may enter Democratic race
03/31/84 A03 4
Ionnie Turner announces bid for Democratic nomination
04/01/84 A03 1
Bill Clinton announces for reelection. mentions truck tax
Erwin Davis leaves press perplexed by mishmash of statenents 04/01/84 Al8 1
04/02/84 A07 6
Ionnie Turner says truthfulness is big issue
04/03/84 A03 1
Bill Cl inton. Lonnie Turner and Kermit Moss file as Dems
04/13/84 A22 2
Bill Clinton says foes use code words in criticism
04/14/84 C07 2
Ionnie Turner alleges Clinton coverup of study on truck tax
0 4/14/84 C07 2
Turner charge of coverup draws response f ran Bill Clinton
04/15/84 AOl 3
Bill Clinton endorsed by AFL-CIO
Text
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ARKANSAS GAZErl'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
Candidates speak to Farm Bureau Federation oonvention
Erwin Davis against repeal of truck tax, teacher test law
Bill Clinton connnent s on interview with AF.A officials
Kermit Moss sees his age as an asset
AF.A declines to make endorsement . suggests vote for K Moss
Failur e to get AF.A endorsement not disappointing to Clinton
fJbss proposal on teacher testing attacked by Peggy Nabors
Ernest Dmnas says Clinton opponents not very classy
Turner says Clinton. Judge Woods want one school dist for Ark
Death penalty supported by Erwin Davis
Bill Clinton endorsed by A<DRN
woody Freenan . Erwin L Davis list camp:i.ign oontributions
Bill Clinton lists oontributors
Turner lacks understanding of sch standards . Mrs Clinton says
Erwin Davis asserts tests delayed to benefit Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton encbrsed by Arkansas Gazette for re-election
Bill Clinton. Lonnie Turner connnent on deer cbg ban
woody Freeman opposes merger of Pulaski County school dists
Candidates speak at Mount Nebo Olicken Fry
Candidates discuss AP&L, education and death penalty
I.Dnnie Turner calls Clinton a Socialist and consolidationist
Nine manbers of a black ooalition back Turner for election
Erwin Davis attacks stance of Woody Freeman
Bill Clinton reports oontributions of $527 . 110
Experts expect Bill Clinton to swamp his three opponents
Geogra:Eilical origins may determine winner of GOP primary
Bill Clinton sweeps to nanination without runoff
woody Freeman in easy win over Erwin Davis for GOP nanination
Complete election returns in Dem and Repub primaries
Democratic primary camp:i.ign re11 iewed
Official totals in Democratic primary election
Woody Freenan announced new plant for Carl isle
Indictment of Roger Cl inton not an issue. Woody Freenan says
Woody Freeman says he would put sense in govt
Both candidates discuss utility rates in talk to Jaycees
Woody Freenan hits teacher testing law, questions j ob record
Woody Freeman says Bill Clinton is too intellectual
Arkansas Education Assn makes no encbrsement in race
Woody Freenan favors prayer in public sdlools
Freeman criticizes Clinton request for Reagan aid on AP&L
woody Freenan says he would replace manbers of PSC
Woody Freenan calls for probe of pr ison system
Henry Kissinger was speaker at fund-raiser for Freenan
woody Freeman fund-raiser dinner oost $500 per plate
Freeman spokesman dismisses Clinton charge of utilities tie
Freeman accuses Clinton of being insensitive to unemployed
Clinton ridicules Freeman renark on &Windler return request
Fr eeman asserts Clinton grandstanding with &Windler request
Cl inton accuses Freenan of distortion of &Windler case
Sebastian County asked for return of Swindler f ran Florida
Woody Freenan calls Bill Clinton reason for employee turnover
Woody Freeman cites Clinton action in &Windler case
Woody Freenan says teacher testing law a Clinton quick fix
Control of brucellosis in cattle becomes issue in race
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04/29/84
04/29/84
04/30/84
05/01/84
05/02/84
05/03/84
05/06/84
05/09/84
05/10/84
05/10/84
05/10/84
05/10/84
05/15/84
05/16/84
05/16/84
05/17/84
05/18/84
05/20/84
05/20/84
05/21/84
05/25/84
05/25/84
05/25/84
05/27/84
05/27/84
05/30/84
05/30/84
05/31/84
06/03/84
06/08/84
06/24/84
08/05/84
08/10/84
08/12/84
08/21/84
08/26/84
08/28/84
09/03/84
09/06/84
09/06/84
09/07/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
09/10/84
09/12/84
09/13/84
09/14/84
09/16/84
09/16/84
09/22/84
09/28/84
10/03/84
10/05/84
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Al.2
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DATE
Woody Freanan backs small schools
Bill Clinton warmly received in Republican nests of support
Lonnie Turner cites yellow oog Democrat. en<X>rses Cl inton
List of contributions to Bill Clinton and Woody Freanan
Woody Freanan says contest now is a horse race
Woody Freanan gets backing fran President Reagan
Woody Freanan tells crowds he is the people ' s choice
State lag in econ growth is Clinton ' s fault, Freanan says
Bill Cl inton says pressure on to ignore school standards
Bill Clinton enoorsed for re-election by ACDRN
Clinton seeks aid for workers at Morrilton and Osceola
Clinton calls Freanan charge about Swindler despicable
woody Freanan work for utilities mentioned by Bill Clinton
Woody Freanan says Clinton ads on educ stand of fend him
Woody Freanan reveals plans for econorey- , hits Clinton record
B Clinton sees effort by W Freanan to weaken educ standards
W Freanan deni es that he would weaken educ standards as gov
Summary of main thanes of Clinton and Freanan camECtigns
Arkansas Gazette enoorses Bill Clinton for re-election
Bill Clinton calls Woody Freanan ad shameful
woody Fr eanan twice voted to request sales tax rise
Woody Freanan thinks Reagan visit will boost his camECtign
Fiery oratory del ivered at rally of blacks at Little Rock
Robert Mcintosh heckles Bill Clinton at Dunbar rally
Bill Clinton easily defeats Woody Freanan for Governor
Woody Freanan discusses his defeat by Bill Clinton
Official election returns certified
Bill Clinton and Woody Freanan have friendly visit at Capitol
Clinton asks no additional funds for staff
Freanan had not r ead statanent . Clinton secretary suggests
ARKANSAS - GOVERNORS TASK FORCE ON CRIME
see also - Crime and Criminals
ARKANSAS
HFAL'IH BOARD
see also - Births
ARKANSAS - HIGHER EOOCATION BOARD
see also - College Finance and Budgets
Reconunendations made on capital needs , admr salaries
Summary of actions taken at August meeting
ARKANSAS - HIGHWAY AND TRANSIDRTATION DEPARTMENT
see also - Roads and Traffic
see also - Taxation
Alliances provide main source of Connnission strength
Dismissal of Henry Gray as AHTD Director not likely
Influence of Gov Bill Clinton grows with 3 rd term
Legislative Council hears request for $360 million budget
Full budget r equest approved by Legislative Council
ARKANSAS - HIGifiAY COMMISSION
see - Arkansas-Highway and Transportation DeECtrbnent
ARKANSAS - HISTORIC BUILD:n.I;S AND SITES
see also - Old State House
ARKANSAS - HISTORY
see also - Clayton Powell
Marnnel le area has interesting history
10/12/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/17/84
10/18/84
10/20/84
10/21/84
10/22/84
10/22/84
10/22/84
10/23/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
10/26/84
10/27/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/31/84
10/31/84
11/02/84
11/02/84
11/04/84
11/05/84
11/05/84
11/07/84
11/11/84
11/29/84
12/08/84
12/18/84
19/12/84
PAG C
A03
Al7
Al7
A0 8
A0 4
A0 4
Al. 4
A0 4
A0 9
A09
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All
All
All
A06
A08
A08
Al.O
Al. 4
A21
A21
A22
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AOl
AOl
A3 2
D07
A03
Al.3
A03
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3
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1
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08/18/84 AO! 5
08/21/84 AO! 6
07/29/84
ll/18/84
11/18/84
12/04/84
12/20/84
A2 4
Al3
Al.3
Al.0
A2 4
1
1
1
1
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02/04/84 BOl 1
DA.TE
Site of old tanyard found on Petit Jean Mountain
Archeologists find artifacts at site of Ashley Mansion
Cole Younger said to have visited Flanery at Cal ico Rock
Role of blacks in Ark history to be subj ect of proj ect
ARKANSAS - HUMAN DE.VELOPMEN.l' CENTERS
Resident of Arkadel:Etiia unit drams in river
ARKANSAS
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMEN.l'
Ray Scott chided by legislators over Medicaid problans
'lhree blacks win anployment bias suit against Dept
Gov Clinton. Legis ianels endorse bill to reorganize Dept
ARKANSAS - lNOOsrRIAL DE.VELOR<tENI' OOMMISSION
see also - Bioplex International
see also - Grants In Aid
ARKANSAS - INSURANCE DEPI'
see also - Baldwin United Corp
Some legislators upset by repts Linda Garner may be replaced
ARKANSAS - I.RID <DMMIS S IONER
Bert G Dickey III seeks Danocratic nanination
Larry Crane and Charles Daniels to seek Dem nomination
Charles L ll::lniels makes formal announcement for post
Larry Crane formally enters race for Dan nanination
Randy Jones will seek Dan nanination for off ice
J Merle Lanley to seek Democratic nanination
Glenn Cox seeks Danocratic nanination
Charles ll::lni el was charged with ll'lI in 1 983 . report says
Bert Dickey lists camiaign contributions
Six candidates conduct lON-key �ign
Charl es ll::lni el and Randy Jones in runoff for Dem nomination
Complete returns in Dem primary listed
Randy Jones endorsed by Bert G Dickey and Larry Crane
Official totals in Democratic primary elections
Charl es ll::lni els def eats Randy Jones for Dan nanination
Olarles ll::lni el s pleads no contest to llVI charge
Charl es L Daniels fined, driver license suspended for ll'lI
ARKANSAS - LEGISLA'IURE
see - Legislature
ARKANSAS - LIEUTENANT GCJl.TmNOR
Winston Bryant to seek reelection
Solanon Scaife seeks GOP nomination for race
Winston Bryant files for renomination in Dem primary
GOP candidate Solanon A Scaife expectes to def eat Bryant
Winston Bryant def eats Solanon A Scaife
Official election returns certified
ARKANSAS - MEDICAL BOARD
see also - Nurses and Nursing
see also - Ibysicians and Surgeons
ARKANSAS - MJ'IDR VEHICT.E COMMISSION
Lunch bill questioned by legislative auditors
ARKANSAS - NA'IDRAL AND CUL'IURAL HERIT1GE COMMISSION
see - Arkansas-Natural and Cultural Heritage Dept
ARKANSAS - NA'IURAL AND CUL'IURAL HERIT1GE DEPI'
see also - Plants
see also - Wildlife
02/13/84
04/21/84
08/05/84
12/17/84
PAG C
BOl
BOl
A2 4
BOl
2
6
1
2
06/01/84 A05 1
-
17
02/10/84 Al.8 1
10/30/84 A05 1
12/21/84 A08 1
12/14/84 AOl 2
02/06/84
0 2/22/84
02/24/84
02/26/84
03/04/84
03/14/84
03/15/84
04/20/84
05/10/84
05/21/84
05/30/84
05/31/84
06/05/84
06/08/84
06/13/84
06/20/84
07/12/84
A05
A03
A0 4
Al.3
A07
Al. 4
Al7
All
Al.8
A04
A06
A09
A07
A20
AOl
A03
All
5
2
4
4
3
6
3
5
2
1
5
1
2
3
5
2
1
03/09/84
03/17/84
03/29/84
08/12/84
11/07/84
11/29/84
Al.3
A09
A09
Al.0
AOl
007
3
5
3
1
4
1
09/07/84 A03 4
ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE lNDEX 1984
DATE
Commission has matureed during its eleven years of work
Dei:artJnent pr epares reasoned pitch for funding
Arkanas Legislative Council approves budget of Gov Clinton
ARKANSAS - NATURAL .AND SCENIC RIVERS <DMMISSION
Agency struggles to save best streams
ARKANSAS - NATURAL RESOORCFS <DMMI'ITEE
Norman F Williams storms out of hearing on Current River
:tibrman Williams calls Larry Crane a slob fran family of slobs
ARKANSAS - NURSil\G BOARD
Appr oves rules for midwives
Rescinds rule on nurse midwives
ARKANSAS - PARKS AND TOURISM DEPARTMENT
Revised policy allows Lowman to keep long hair
ARKANSAS - PILOI' <DOPERATIVES S'IUDY CDMMI'ITEE
see - Public School Cooperative Proj ects
ARKANSAS - EOLITICE AND ELECrIONS
see also - Arkansas-Auditor
see also - Arkansas-Governor
see also - Arkansas-Lieutenant Governor
see also - Arkansas-Secretary of State
see also - Arkansas-supreme Court
see also - Arkansas-Treasurer
see also - Congr ess-House District 1
see also - Hawkins Marlin
see also - Legislature
see also - Local Elections
see also - Presidential Election
Primary battle in GOP good for pirty, leaders say
Candidates for state races in Den primary listed
List of Republicans filing for state off ices l isted
Drama slipping away for late-filing cnadidates
Blacks challenge validity of voter registration law
Challenge to registration law cxmcerns place of registration
Phillips Cotmty Ministerial Alliance filed challenge
Mount Nebo Chicken Fry attracts most :EX>liticians
Suit contends rtmoffs thwart bid by blacks to win off ice
Surrmary of activity in Democratic preferential primary
Levy ray marked by fierce stump speeches
More than 500 , 000 expected to vote in pr imaries
No Republican primary held in CoIWay Cotmty
Casting of absentee vote on Stmday is legal
Election returns fran county races other than Pulaski
Ehd to voter registration barriers is goal of A<DRN
Absentee voting law may accotmt for increased activity
Results of runoffs in Dem primary outside Pulaski County
Civil rights group cites registration :EX>licy as bar to blacks
County clerks say thE¥ provide ample opportunity to register
Voter registration hits record high, Julia Hughes Jones says
Resenbnent against federal j udges blossoms as election issue
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PAG C
11/18/84 Al.5 1
12/09/84 Al.9 1
12/11/84 A05 2
01/15/84 Al.5 1
03/29/84 A03 1
0 5/10/84 Al.0 1
01/18/84 A03 1
01/29/84 A0 5 1
05/15/84 BOl 2
03/25/84
04/04/84
04/04/84
04/05/84
04/11/84
04/11/84
04/11/84
05/20/84
05/22/84
05/27/84
05/27/84
05/29/84
05/30/84
05/30/84
05/31/84
05/31/84
06/09/84
06/14/84
06/14/84
06/14/84
07/25/84
0 8/26/84
Al.3
A06
A06
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AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
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ARKANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E INDEX 1984
D.t\TE
Voter registration procedures inhibit blacks , suit claims
Survey shows blacks heavily favor Dem candidates
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co helps fund voter registration drive
Arkansas Poultry Federation helps fund voter registration
Julia Hughes Jones organiz es group to pranote registration
Better systan of validating petition signatur es needed
GOP will monitor 200 precincts for i rregularities
Big turnout of voters pr edicted by Julia Hughes Jones
Non-traditional voters have i�ct on outcome of races
Justice Dept asks order for Ark to follow federal law
Justice Dept suit deals with aid to voters in casting ballot
State offered to settle suit based on Tennessee decision
GOP trio seeks to win top off ices in Arkansas
Provision for recall of officials proposed for ' 86 el ection
Recall amdt proposal followed ct rule on antiabortion vote
Julia Hughes Jones predicts 1 million votes in Arkansas
Large number of out-of-staters toop to state to cami;:.aign
Justice Dept files new suit on deadline for absentee voting
SUit over voter assistance settled with Justice Dept
Christian Ministerial Alliance makes encbrsanents
State will not contest Justice Dept suit on absentee votes
Record number of voters expected at polls
Group begins drive for amdt to allow recall of officials
Record turnout of voters expected
Federal j udge orders votes fran overseas military counted
Voter turnout breaks records
GOP sees no fraud in state voting
Foreign j ournalists, political scientists observe election
Just Dept suit over absentee vote deadline settled
Steve Clark , accuses Justice Dept of blatant politics in suits
Steve Clark tells Justice Dept of displeasur e over suits
Political i;:.arty officials say Ark is now a two-i;:.arty state
Death of one-i;:.arty systan in Ark noted by Ernest Dt.nnas
Runoffs after general election bring complaints
Advertisers ,see little effect in change to 4-yr terms
GOP officials allege widespread abuse of absentee ballow law
ARKANSAS - IDLLUI'ION CDNTRCL AND EXDLOOY CX>MMISSION
see also - Waste Materials
Panel decides not to sue Environmental Protection Agency
Fees required for issuance of permits by PC&E
Coal ition plans bill to revamp Commission rnanbership
Lack of accord snags efforts to reorganize make-up of Comm
ARKANSAS - IOPUIATION AND VITAL STATISTICS
Summary of statistics in annual rept. of state Health Dept
Statistics prove idea of normal Arkansas resident
ARKANSAS - RJBLIC BUILDnt;S AND OFFICE'S
Three agencies overcharged for leases at Capitol
Proposal appears dead for acquisition of of VA Med Center
Building Services r ecommends VA Hosp not be acqui red
Legislative council discusses bldg for regulatory agencies
ARKANSAS - RJBLIC EMPLOYEES REl'IREMEN.l' SYSTEM
Gl enna Penny files sex bias suit against agency
ARKANSAS - RJBLIC PROPERTY
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11/08/84
11/09/84
lJ/10/84
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lJ/lJ/84
lJ/15/84
lJ/18/84
11/18/84
11/27/84
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01/28/84
02/03/84
02/07/84
08/05/84
A03
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AJ.8
5
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6
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10/06/84 001 1
11/18/84 COl 2
01/13/84
07/17/84
10/18/84
lJ/28/84
A03
BOl
007
A03
2
2
5
5
11/04/84 A27 4
DATE
Word processor used to produce camp:lign letter
ARKANSAS - RJBLIC S:ERV'ICE CDMMISSION
see also - Arkansas Power and Light Co
see also - Southwestern Bell Telei;tione Co
see also - Southwestern Electric Power Co
Disagrees with Bill Cl inton statanent on instructions
Conunission r epl ies to editorial by Robert McCord
WOody Freanan would r eplace manbers if he becomes governor
Legislative Council hears plan to slash PSC budget
Attends private meeting of legis p:mel to urge budget rise
ARKANSAS - QUALITY HIGHER EIXJCATION CDMMITI'EE
see - College Standards
ARKANSAS - REAL ESTATE CDMMISSION
see also - Real Estate Business
ARKANSAS - SQICXL DISTRICI' REDK2ANIZATION SIUDY COMMISSION
see - Publ ic School Consolidation
ARKANSAS - SCHCXL FACILITY BONDTIG AU'IHORITY S'IUDY COMM
see - Public School Facilities
ARKANSAS
SCIENCE AND TFOINCLCGY AU'IHORITY
Law to allow pr ivate funding urged
Dr John W Ahlen named Director of Authority
Louis Ramsay el ected chairman of Authority
ARKANSAS - SEr:REl'ARY OF STATE
Shirley Smith to seek Danocratic nanination
w J Mceuen seeks Democratic nanination
Jinmie Jones now plans to seek Danocratic nomination
Bill McCuen endorsed by AFL-CIO
Three candidates l ist contributions
Candidates agree on main issue in race
Bill Mceuen and Jinmie Jones in runoff for Dem nomination
Complete r eturns l isted in Dem primary
Shirley Smith endorses Jinmie Jones in runoff
Jinmie Jones suggests Bill Mceuen might have casino interests
W J McCuen says he opposes casino plan
W J McCuen def eats Jinmie Jones for Dem nomination
ARKANSAS - SESJUICEN!'ENNIAL
Plans for celebration are on schedule, Virginia Fause says
ARKANSAS - SOCIAL SERVICES DIVISION
Lafayette County off ice firing of Bobby Hicks overturned
Funding to nursing hanes raises question at budget hearing
Sen Nick Wilson critical of rate increase for nursing hanes
Task force blames Div for problans with US law compliance
ARKANSAS - SOIL AND WATER CDNS:ERV'ATION CDMMISSION
see also - Govermnent Bonds and Investments
see also - White River
Corrmission must define territory of irrigation dist . ct rules
ARKANSAS - SUPREME CDURI'
Complete r eturns in Dem primary listed
Dr Robert A Lefler says Code limits debate topics
ARKANSAS - SUPREME CDURI' IDSITION 1
Chief Justice Richard B Adkisson leaving court
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01/30/84 A06 4
Jack Holt Sr seeks seat being vacated
04/04/84 AOl 2
Jim Johnson seeks post as a Republican candidate
04/04/84 A03 1
Jim Johnson says he favors equality of opportunity
04/04/84 A03 1
Jim Johnson says he opposes affirmative action
04/14/84 Al5 5
Jim Johnson makes vitrolic response to school merger order
04/29/84 AOB 1
Jim Johnson accuses Judge Henry Woods of influence attempt.
05/12/84 Al6 3
Jim and Virginia Johnson respond to editorial criticism
07/14/84 All 5
Jim Johnson attacks Kaneaster Hodges , treasurer for Holt
08/16/84 A03 5
Holt says Johnson charges that $100 , 000 raised is a lie
08/16/84 A03 5
Holt says he knows of no Middle South, AP&L oontributions
08/23/84 A0 4 1
Jim Johnson attacks Arkansas Gazette and Henry Woods
08/23/84 Al 4 1
Webster Hubbell apptd by Clinton to complete Adkisson term
09/24/84 A05 1
Jim Johnson explains his leadership of segregation groups
10/21/84 A26 1
Jim Johnson challenges Jack Holt Jr to debate
10/30/84 BOl 4
Jerry Falwell endorses Jim Johnson for Chief Justice
10/31/84 AlO 3
Jim Johnson ran 6 races as Dem, switched to Republicans
11/02/84 A22 1
Arkansas Gazette endorses Jack Holt Jr for Chief Justice
11/04/84 A22 5
Jim Johnson shares stage with Pres Reagan, isn ' t mentioned
11/05/84 AOl 2
Blacks ranind voters of Jim Johnson ' s record
11/05/84 A09 1
Jack Holt says Johnson committed to politics
11/07/84 A12 2
Jack Holt Jr easily defeats Jim Johnson for Chief Justice
11/11/84 A3 2 5
Jim Johnson discusses his def eat
11/29/84 D07 1
Official el ection results certified
ARKANSAS - SU:EREME CDURI' FOSITION 5
01/14/84 A05 1
Wilbur C Bentl e'J to seek seat
01/15/84 Al2 3
Bobby W Sanders seeks Democratic nomination
01/17/84 BOB 2
Wilbur C Bentle'j formally enters race
04/15/84 AOl 3
David Newbern endorsed by AFL-CIO
Labor believes bankers back candidates to re11erse usury rule 0 4/19/84 Al2 3
04/20/84 AOB 2
Alleged approach by bankers to be probed
04/21/84 A03 5
W C Bentle'j finds no evidence of bribery in oourt races
04/25/84 A09 1
Bob Sanders l etter questions end:>rsement of Newbern by AFL
05/07/84 A06 5
Candidates l ist contritotions
05/17/84 Al6 1
David Newbern endorsed by Arkansas Gazette
05/26/84 BOl 3
Candidates stress thei r experience
05/27
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David Newbern has received more contributions than opponents
05/30/84 AOl 4
David Newbern, Bob W Sanders in runoff for nomination
06/08/84 A20 3
06/13/84 AOl 2
David Newbern wins runoff in Democratic primary
ARKANSAS - TFAClIER EOOCATION CERTIFICATION CDMMI'ITEE
see - Public School Teachers
ARKANSAS - TRANSIORTATION CDMMISSION
see also - Trucks and Trucking Industry
ARKANSAS - TREASURER
02/22/84 A07 5
Jirrmie Lou Fisher seeking third term
ARKANSAS - VISITORS
10/31/84 BOl 5
Article on visits to state by US Pr esidents
ARKANSAS - VITAL Sl'ATISTICS
see - Arkansas-Population and Vital Statistics
ARKANSAS - VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EroCATION DIVISION
study pmel suggests secondary programs shift to General Div 11/14/84 AlO 1
11/19/84 A07 1
Panel backs down f ran proposal to transfer programs
ARKANSAS - IDRKERS CDMPENSATION CDMMISSION
05/03/84 A04 6
SUit challenges composition of Connnission
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ARKANSAS GAZ Bn'E INDEX 1984
DATE
ARKANSAS
YOU'IH SERVICES DIVISION
see also
Children and Youth
ARKANSAS ACl'IVITIES ASSOCIATION
Lamar Cole named director
ARKANSAS ADVOCATES FOR OIILDREN AND FAMILIES
see also - Wel fare
ARKANSAS ARTS CENTER
Collection f illed with fine drawings , Thanas Hoving says
Collection of drawings garners high praise fran experts
ARKANSAS ARTS CDUR::IL
see al so
Arts
ARKANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION
New officers elected at state convention
ARKANSAS BAPl'IST CDLLEGE
College at Little Rock celebrates 100 years of service
ARKANSAS BAR ASSOCIATION
see also
U&-Federal District Court of Western Arkansas
see al so
University of Arkansas
ARKANSAS BEST CDRP
Conunon stock l isted among top ten performers
ARKANSAS BUSINESS
see al so
Bioplex International
Tabloid devoted to business in Arkansas begins publ ication
ARKANSAS CANCER RESFAR<lI CENTER
see - University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
ARKANSAS ClIILDRENS HOSPITAL
Rapid growth noted
Knights of Eythias oonates $400 ,000 to hospital
ARKANSAS QIORAL SOCIErY
Group takes ' Messiah' on road for first time
ARKANSAS CDALITION FOR PEACE 'IHR(ll;H STREm'IH
Leaders discuss route it bel ieves necessary for peace
ARKANSAS CDLLEGE
see also
Basketball-College Men
Highland Games is popular event at Arkansas College
Brunswick Foundation l ists coll as one of best
Anni e J Stewart oonates $250 ,000 for en.rowed chair
College to sell 1 ,400 acres of land
Aberdeen Developnent Corp is sul::sidia:ry of college
Aberdeen provides chance to speculate for bigger gains
King Foundation oonates $15 , 000 to fund
Roland A Carpenter and Ann Smith Downs named to Trustee Bd
Anonymous oonor adds $20 , 000 to Thelna Pickens Scholarship
J W Bellarey chair of business management established
ARKANSAS CDMMONITY DEVELOPMENT :ERCGRAM
List of cities recognized for developnent efforts
Photographs of individual winners for 1984
ARKANSAS CDMMJNITY FUUNDl\TION
Report shows record growth
ARKANSAS CDMMJNITY OffiANIZATIONS FOR REroRM NCW
see al so
Radio
Article discusses leader El ena Hanggi and her work
Takes credit for lifeline rate by Southwestern Bell
Praises Publ ic Service camn in Southwestern Bell rate case
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Dl\TE
Endorses Jesse Jackson for President
Urges broader eligibility for � Bell lifeline rates
Endorses p:>litical candidates
Will lead camtaign for end to barriers to voter registration
Critical of Sil Bell ra;iuest for rate increase
Endorses election of David Pryor , Bill Clinton. W Bryant
ARKANSAS CDNFERENCE OF CHURCHES AND SYW\GOOUES
see also - Alamo Oiristian Foundation
Calls for end to capital ptmishment in Arkansas
Urges calm debate on merger of Pulaski County school dists
ARKANSAS CDUNI'Y
Budget restraints force cutbacks in museum funds
ARKANSAS CDUNI'Y MUSFUM
Struggles with finances, but may be forced to close
ARKANSAS DEmrnAT
Louis Dodrill refiles l ibel suit against publisher
Wilbur Bentley withdraws libel suit against taper and J Starr
!Duis Dodrill gets settlanent in l ibel suit
Fees a;ruabble p:>ses threat to settlanent of I'bdrill suit
Associated Press denies liabil ity for Wray Smith article
House tanel tells F'l'C to speed probe of anti-trust charges
Antitrust probe concerns alleged underpricing of advertising
Congress gets F'l'C r eport on antitrust probe of taper
Report sent to Cong as result of action by Bill Alexander
Arkansas Gazette f iles antitrust suit against Democrat
Suit by Gazette alleges unfair trade practices
Walter E Hussman Jr says antitrust charges unfounded
ARKANSAS EroCATION MiSOCIATION
Kai Erickson raises obj ections to school standards
Ironies abound in AFA opposition to school standards
Peggy Nal:x:>rs discusses teacher testing on national N
Study finds racial bias tattern in 118 school districts
AFA says state Fducation Dept tried to cut teacher :EBY raise
Kai Erickson resigns as executive director to j oin NEA staff
Critical of schedule for testing teachers
Kai Erickson says resignation is a career move for him
Ranking of friends in Legislature may not be accurate
Peggy Nabors discusses legislative report card
Panel acts on endorsanents in Congressional races
Finds itself with f ive candidates for governor to choose fran
Black admrs attack ranarks on teacher testing and blacks
Board to take second vote on executive director
Frank White invited to Erickson dinner , but not Bill Clinton
Dr Walter Eilers chosen executive director over Bill Walker
Seeks to intervene in school merger case in Pulaski County
Bill Walker r esigns fran staff
Failure to choose Walker was big mistake, legislators say
Gov Bill Clinton cormnents on intervi£W with officials
Declines to endorse gubernatorial candidate. suggests K Moss
Nabors says Moss prop:>sal on testing smacks of M�rthyism
Peggy Nal:x:>rs comments on article on Moss prop:>sal on teachers
Endorses Paul Riviere in race for US Representative
Walter P Eilers describes himself as pragmatist , listener
No endorsanents made for Governor . 2nd Cong District
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Opinion on teacher testing differs between agencies, AEA says
Peggy Nabors l ists three areas of uncertainty on testing law
Teacher alert radio spots on testing law to be broadcast
Dr Walter Eilers urges teachers to resist teacher testing
Ehdorses Tonuey Robinson for Congressnan fran Dist 2
Teacher testing is central thane of annual meeting
NFA Pres Mary Futrell gives pep talk, pranises aid on testing
Descriptions of teacher skills test obtained by AEA
Has grave doubts about proposed teacher certification rules
AFA critical of school funding, but figures called inaccurate
Uses personal touch in effort to el ect Walter Mondale as Pres
Says teachers who took exam report it will not be helpful
Errnal ee Boice takes j ob in Texas
ARKANSAS EIXJC'ATIONAL TELE.VISION NElWORK
F\Jnd drive vindicates Di rector Raynond Ho
Audience, suppo r t growing, but changes are ahead
Transnitter failure spurs plea for na-1 equipnent
Fund cuts, program plans, pranpt 2nd fund-raising drive
Wins three national awards
Seoond appeal to be made for donations to budget
Legislative Council backs AmN budget request
AErrN has raised $727 , 362 during last 2 months
Legislators derw appeal to advertise AE1N on commercial 'IV
ARKANSAS ELECl'RIC COOPERATIVE CORP
Seeks $43 . 9 million annual rate increase
Gets $SS million loan guarantee f ran RFA
Share in Independence plant to be sold to GE Credit Corp
Tax benefits would accrue to General Electric Credit Corp
Sells share in power plant at Newark, will lease it back
Carl Whillock says firm will slash rate request
ARKANSAS ENL'CMMENT FOR '!HE HUMANITIES
Proj ect titles are eye-catching and may be misleading
State Humaniti es Councils meet in Little Rock
Grants made to seven organizations
ARKANSAS EXPORT PROORAM
see - Exports and Imports
ARKANSAS FARM BURFAU
Begins campaign to urge balanced federal budget
Bill Clinton warns Bureau about backing end to price supports
ARKANSAS FIRE TRAlNilG ACADEMY
see - Southern Arkansas University Tech
ARKANSAS FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
Spokesman says Fire Training Acadenw not doing j ob
ARKANSAS FOLK ARTS COUOCIL
see also - Arts
ARKANSAS FOUtmTION FOR MEDICAL CARE INC
Dr James L Maupin named medical director
ARKANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E
see also - Arkansas Democrat
see also - Radio
George H Van Wagner apptd director of advertising, marketing
Jonathan W Portis named state editor
Gary E McElnurry and Ed Major named to managerial posts
Jim Johnson urges boycott of Gazette and its advertisers
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ARKANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E INDEX 19B4
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Wins 20 awards in AP contest
carrick Heiskell Patterson named editor
Maj or changes announced for news, editorial staff
ARKANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E CO
B Finley Vinson elect ed to board
Board names two officers
ARKANSAS HIS'IORICAL ASSOCIATION
Convention hears politicians of 1950s raninisce
ARKANSAS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
see also - Medicaid
ARKANSAS LAW ENIDRCEMENT TRAINn.:G ACADEMY
Academy teaches police officers how and when to react
ARKANSAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
President says r estricted access to rooks is censorship
ARKANSAS LOOISIANA GAS CO
Large industrial users protest rate increase
Firm urged to provide data sought in rate case
Reaches accord with major users on gas price rate
Arkla, industrial users hail rate agreanent
Auditor at Arkla urges refund to custaners
Industrial rate plan would mean no increase for others soon
PSC approves rate rise for large custaners
Firm weathered year of tumult with lawsuits, other woes
Reports income cbwn for 2nd quarter
Plans to build pipelines, sell gas in Alabama
Donates $1 , 000 for voter registration drive
ARKANSAS MEDICAL SOCIETY
Encbrses freezing of :Ehysician fees for a yer
Group holding lOBth annual meeting
Group takes name, says Medical Society never registered
Seeks to preserve name threatened by another group
Supports Ed Bethune effort to unseat Senator David Pryor
Controversy over use of Society name may be ended
State Suprane Court asked to hear dispute over name
ARKANSAS MJTION PICl'URE FaJNIJ\.TION
see also - Hope Bob
<llai rman Mary Jean Thomas resigns post
Group still owes bills for Bob Hope show
ARKANSAS MUNICIPAL LFJIGUE
see also - Gambling
ARKANSAS MUNICIPAL IOVER ASSOCIATION
see also - Arkansas Power and Light C.o
ARKANSAS MYCOLOOY SOCIETY
Mushroan enthusiasts formed society
ARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARD
see - National Guard
ARKANSAS NA'IURE CONSERVANCY
see - Nature Conservancy
ARKANSAS NUCLEAR OOE IDVER PLANT
see - Arkansas Power and Light C.o
ARKANSAS OPERA THFATER
Catfish Jamboree raises funds for 1'IYr
ARKANSAS EOLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
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DATE
Award-winning papers presented at meeting
Cbnvention held in Jonesboro
ARKANSAS IDULTRY FEDERATION
�nates $10 , 000 to voter registration drive
ARKANSAS IDVER AND LIGIIl' CD
see also - Wildlife
Middle South Utilities System is :tarent com:tany of AP&L
Nuclear plants in other states oould cause rate rise in Ark
Rates oould skyrocket if AP&L shares oost of Grand Gulf plant
Security guards end strike at Nuclear One plant
Industrial rates debated
Business :tact with NAACP will aid blacks in firm
Middle South :tartners favor plan to raise AP&L rates
Middle South rate plan oould cost Ark customers $3 .S billion
Leak delays startup of Arkansas Nuclear One Unit Two
Soott Trotter atttacks Cl inton record on rate issues
Ratep:iyer revolt oould be brewing
Idea of p:lying for other plants irks Bill Clinton, ALC
Withdrawal fran Middle South urged
Clinton sets aside funds to help PSC battle ?"er plants
Middle South neutral in fight over foreign ?"er plants
Newark plant sets generating record in first year of service
Arkansas officials shocked by Grand Gulf ruling
FERC j udge orders AP&L to help !BY for Grand Gulf plant
Another case oonsiders AP&L share in all Middle South oosts
Grand Gulf ruling outrages Arkansas off icals
Plans set in motion to rwerse Grand Gulf order
Soott Trotter , Ratep:iyers Fight Back , oppose decision
Jack King says AP&L looks out for its own custaners
Ratep:iyers Fight Back orgn studies challenge of FERC
Ek] Bethune, J P Hammerschmidt bill would block FERC ruling
State may attempt takeover of AP&L if other efforts fail
Cbngressional delegation seeks to avert Grand Gulf charges
Grand Gulf charges oould begin this year
Takeover by state opposed by Frank White
Legislators oool to idea of takeover of AP&L by state
Ernest Dumas discusses proposed state takeover of AP&L
Jerry Maulden says state takeover would be prohibitive
Ark Cong delegation asks for role in FERC case
ALC authorizes study on state right to take franchise
Staff of Regulatory Canmrs Assn refuses to help Ark in fight
State official s fear FERC ruling hard to overturn
Next rate rise may include Grand Gul f charges
Robert E Johnston blames Middle South for FERC ruling
Ratep:iyers to get $8 . 9 million bill for Nuclear One shutdown
Grand Gulf rul ing could ruin some Arkansas industries
National utility Cbmmr Assn to j oin opposition to FERC ruling
Article on blame-placing for Grand Gulf charges
Munici:tal Power Assn wants Public Power Agency formed
Oiance of Grand Gulf ruling re11ersal under SO pct
William Cavanaugh III to head Missippi Power and Light
Briefs attack FERC ruling on Grand Gulf
Briefs say FERC cannot force AP&L to fund Grand Gulf plant
NEW Orleans study cited as legality of state takeover of AP&L
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Adverse FERC ruling would mean 5 pct rate increase
Files for 8 . 4 pct rate increase in 1985
Congresanen allowed to intervene in FERC case on Grand Gul f
state officials more optimistic on Grand Gulf problen
Arkansas PSC starts two probes into FERC cases
Congressional delegation to use states rights approach
Arkansas Congr essional delegation discusses FERC case
FERC to allow Ark, Mo oongresanen to intervene in case
Consultant suggests state buy Grand Gulf power for industry
Surrmer rates exceed national average, survey shows
Six cities in Ark ask for delay in startup of Grand Gulf
Grand Gulf discussed in circulars sent to all custaners
Robert E Johnston resi:x>nds to Robert McCord on Grand Gulf
Iooi;ilole in FERC Grand Gulf order unveiled by T Robinson
Bills custaners for $90 million in taxes, :EBYS only $3 . 4 mil
Study on state operation of AP&L urged by AOORN
Equalized rates in Mid South Utilities pose danger elsewhere
Surrmarizing briefs on Grand Gulf filed in Washington
Middle South cbes not operate as unified oo , J Maulden says
James Daniel says loss of FERC case oould bring death spiral
Scholarships set up for science and math teachers
Agrees to cut rates for NLR, other big users
Legislative Council to pr e:EBre bill for state takeover
Robert Johnston suggested pr eparation of takeover bill
El ectric Island title transferred to Natur e Conservancy
Takeover try by state will be fought by AP&L
Compranise on Grand Gulf oost sought by AP&L
Systen Agr eanent case bigger than Grand Gulf, R Johnston says
Nuclear operators at Russellville include husband-wife team
Wholesale buyers obj ect to plan to sell Independence plant
Role as Middle South s\lOOidiary to be detailed for PSC
Relationship with Middle South Utilities studied by PSC
AP&L pullout fran Middle South discussed at PSC hearings
Hearing on r elationship to Middle South oontinues at PSC
AP&L indebtedness for Grand Gulf disputed at PSC hearing
Wall Street Jl discusses problens with Grand Gulf plant
Article on Grand Gulf had old data . Middle South says
AP&L drops talks with MP&L on shared oost of Grand Gulf
AP&L asks FERC official to step cl>wn from Middle South cases
Robert Johnston accuses AP&L of false, misleading statements
Rate:EByers may be billed for clean-up at TMI plant
Plan to aid TMI cleanup amazes Woody Fr eenan
Bill Clinton says AP&L trying to set up state to take fall
Stockholders to EBY for TMI aid, Jerry Maulden says
Charles Kelly. of AP&L, formulated questions on survey
Clinton wrong to attack compranise effort, Jerry Maulden says
Firm tries to shift blame for Grand Gulf fiasoo , PSC oontends
FERC told AP&L oonceded Grand Gulf oosts should be shared
Jack King says new compromise on Grand Gulf not likely
Bill Clinton seeks to explain stand on Grand Gulf compromise
Middle South Util ities finances strained by nuclear plants
Safety issues raised by 1'!mC at Grand Gulf , Waterford plants
1'!mC proposes fines for violations at Arkansas Nuclear One
Ordered by PSC to show why Middle South :EBcts should stand
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ARKANSAS GAZ El'I'E INDEX 1984
mTE
Pact with Middle South violates state laws, PSC contends
AP&L files proposal to i;ay 17 . 1 pct of Grand Gulf cost
Jerry Maulden explains Grand Gulf i;ay decision of AP&L
Mississippi Power and Light supports AP&L proposal
Full-i;age ad explains decision to i;ay share of Grand Gulf
Proposed settlanent of Grand Gulf dispute draws opposition
Fi rm seeks refund fran 2 railroads for coal delivery
Bill Clinton says AP&L stockholders should i;ay Grand Gulf
Woody Freanan, Bill Clinton discuss Grand Gulf case
AP&L seeks withdrawal of rate nquest in favor of higher one
PSC staff urges proceedings on need for $22 million cut
PSC obj ects to statanent to FERC on settlanent of Grand Gulf
Increases its business with minoriti es
Press conferences , ads provoke PSC-AP&L squabble
Comi;any says Public Service Cormn exceeds j urisdiction
PSC seeks mor e data on time and funds spent on ads
Gov Clinton leads cami;aign to secur e Reagan help with FERC
FERC case settlanent proposals of AP&L bring obj ections
Large power users among obj ectors to proposed FERC settlanent
FERC staff endorses idea of settlanent in Grand Gulf case
Power firm detaches itself fran united effort in FERC cases
Jerry Maulden, Robert Johnston exchange views on FERC case
Receives wildlife conservation award fran Ark Wildl ife Fed
Grand Gul f ruling unfair to Arkansans, Pat Qualls says
AP&L asks NRC to withdraw or suspend $40 ,000 penalty
Reynolds Metals blames rising power costs for layoff of 225
Senators llll e Bumpers , I:avid Pryor assail Grand Gulf proposal
Middle South Energy seeks halt to PSC probe of Grand Gulf
Offer to help Reynolds avoid shutdown came too late
Attorney for PSC says suit to stop probe is a sham
Rift between AP&L, PSC, seen by Scott Trotter as positive
Contracts with Grand Gulf to be pursued by PSC
Judy Petty expresses opposition to Grand Gulf settlanent
Woody Freanan critical of Clinton appeal to Pres Reagan
PSC asks dismissal of suit to force end of Grand Gulf probe
Cami;aign for FERC case settlanent cost AP&L $116 ,706 for ads
Federal Judge Henry Woods blocks PSC probe of Grand Gulf
Woods ruling is victory for Middle South Energy
Rate cut of $42 million urged by PSC staff
Reprs J P Hammerschmidt , &I Bethune oppose settlanent
Bankruptcy of AP&L seen if shareholders EBY Grand Gulf cost
Jack King connnents on proposal for shareholder i;ay Grand Gulf
PSC would lose most power over rates if FERC cases lost
Ratei;ayers Fight Back ask Judge Woods to lift injunction
Judge Woods told by PSC that he leaped without evidence
Burns Security justified in firing guards , NLRB judge says
Judge Henry Woods makes inj unction against PSC permanent
White House apparently sent cards on Grand Gulf on to FERC
PSC asks to resLmte hearing on AP&L contracts
Bill in Cong would pr event FERC order that Ark pay for plants
Nuclear One produced 43 pct of AP&L needs during summer
AP&L asks Judge Woods to deny PSC request to resLmte probe
Major probe of Grand Gulf contract demanded by &I Bethune
Senate panel to hold hearing in LR on FERC ruling
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08/15/84
08/15/84
08/16/84
08/16/84
08/19/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
08/22/84
08/23/84
08/23/84
08/25/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
08/27/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
08/30/84
08/31/84
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09/10/84
09/10/84
09/13/84
09/13/84
09/14/84
09/14/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ ETI'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
Grand Gulf as a political issue
Grand Gulf becomes issue in US Senate race in Arkansas
Middle South Fnergy plans to fund Grand Gulf work opposed
Ek:1 Bethune wants probe to see if state misled on Grand Gulf
Court rules AP&L entitled to $29.3 million over next 2 yrs
Ek:1 Bethune asks FERC probe of AP&L deal ings with Grand Gulf
Fine of $40 , 000 halved by NRC
Rate cut of $90 million suggested by PSC staff
Payments to Middle South Services for studies under attack
Steve Clark asks Pres Reagan to make statenent on Grand Gulf
Louisiana PSC challenges sale of interest in Newark plant
Newark plant interest was sold to Mississippi Power and Light
Image of AP&L suffers under attack on rates
Ek:1 Bethune suggests PSC strategy in Grand Gulf case
FiI111 says settlenent of Grand Gulf case probably dead
Settlenent of Grand Gulf is victim of politics . Maulden says
AP&L asks for rate increase of $137 .9 million per year
Rate rSiuest is largest ever made by utility in Arkansas
Should PSC reduce rate, AP&L will increase rate rSiuest
PSC appeals ct ruling on probe of Grand Gulf contracts
Performance by Nucl ear One debated by PSC staff and AP&L
Jerry Maulden questioned by Robert Johnston on lignite plant
Questioning indicates fears lignite. Grand Gulf similarity
Does not plan to reduce 10-mile r enoval zone at Nuclear One
Robert Johnston questions Jerry Maulden about speech
Hearing on rate cut proposal ends
Rate rEquest is for $190 million. PSC staff atty says
Rate rSiuest not for $190 million. AP&L contends
Asbestos Workers Local 10 criticizes hiring of Texas f iI111
FiI111 would fail if stockholders ordered to i;ay for Grand Gulf
Seeks $59 .1 million after court ruling in rate case
Dale Bmnpers asks for details on proposed Grand Gulf i;act
Unit Two at Newark goes into operation
Dale Bumpers holds hearing in LR on Grand Gulf case
Gov Clinton testifies at hearing held by Dale Bumpers
Many in Ark face ruin if Grand Gulf charge made, Bumpers told
Dale Bmnpers comments on hearing on Grand Gulf case
Industries expect to expand despite threat of Grand Gulf cost
study of indus proj ections i;aid for by AP&L
Article discusses developnents in Grand Gulf rate case
Louisiana proposes Middle South systen pool all power
Rates would rise by 50 pct if Middle South power is pooled
AP&L cannot be billed for Grand Gulf until FERC case settled
Lloyd George drafting bill for state to take over AP&L
state takeover wouuld occur if Grand Gulf case is lost
Dale Bmnpers sends FERC testimony fran hearing in Little Rock
Gov Bill Clinton has own proposal for state takeover
Worth of fiI111 is disputed
PSC says AP&L entitled to $30 . 8 million surcharge
Several lawmakers say state has no business running util ity
Power politics in Grand Gulf case discussed
Struggle over Grand Gulf issue fuminated utility news in 1984
Fi I111 encouraging consumption of electricty, not conservation
AP&L asks for denial of rSiuest by Ek:1 Bethune for probe
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DATE
Fd Bethune wants study of f inanciang of Grand Gulf plant
PSC staff reaffirms stand that current rates are excessive
ARKANSAS RJBLIC EMRDYEES REl'IREMENI' SYSTEM
ARKANSAS REHABil.ITATION INSTIWTE
New facility would be at Baptist Medical Center
Seeks $14 million bond issue for new facility at Little Rock
Little Rock i ssues bonds for oonstruction
Application to transfer to BMS campus denied by C'ABSA
Sunny Bridges credits Institute with recovery fran accident
Little Rock approves tax-free bonds for new facility
Medicaid policy change halts admission of indigent minors
Ground broken for new facility
ARKANSAS RIVER
see also - Electric Power
see also - Rivers
see also - Water Supply
Conway group wants old ferry once used at Toad Suck
Funds for study to be released in full
Arnw Fngineers seeks to buy Winaniller land in Desha County
US Coast Guard patrols, roonitors waterway
Dr carroll D Dowell documents progress along river
Prediction of growth along waterway coming true
Names of 6 locks and dams to honor Ar.kansans
ARKANSAS SClIOCL FOR 'IHE BLIND
Board opposes proposed merger with School for the Deaf
Legislative Council questions request for larger budget
ARKANSAS SClIOCL FOR 'IHE DEAF
Board opposes proposed merger with School for the Blind
ARKANSAS SERVICE MFX>RIAL SClICLARSHIP FUND
see - College Scholarships and Loans
ARKANSAS SIDRTS HALL OF FAME
Interview with Clarence Gordon. a 1984 honoree
Article on Oliver Kay Eakin Jr, 1984 inductee
Thanas Hill is 1984 inductee
Gayle Kaundart to be inducted
Fred Akers enters Ball of Fame
Induction of five new manbers set for �uet and ceranony
Induction held
BarGuet elicits laughter and tears
Five athletes to be inducted next month
ARKANSAS ST.AR
see - Music
.ARKANSAS STATE ClIIMNEY 5WEEP GUil.D
see - Chimney sweeps
.ARKANSAS STM'E HOSPITAL
Deficiencies noted at Benton Services Center
Bias against blacks , wanen found by federal judge
ARKANSAS STM'E IDLICE
see also - Bryant Louis Murder Case
see also - Klein Robert Whittington Murder Case
see also - Morrilton
see also - Police and Law Fnforcement
30
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12/29/84 A03 1
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08/03/84
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ARKANSAS GAZEI'l'E lNDEX 1984
I»\.TE
see also - st Francis County
see also - Vigilantes and Radicalism
Firing of Kermit Tuck uJ;ileld by Ark Suprane Court
Trooper kills man who assaulted him
Shooting of Iavid Glenn Bond justified, prosecutor says
Funds being donated to purchase police vests for protection
Benny Cox honored for bravery, devotion to duty
Col Goodwin appeals for trooper µiy raise and new equipnent
Trooper Keith Eranea pr events suicide at Little Rock bridge
Legislatuere to be asked for $22 million for radio link
Priority asked for radio link funding
Legislative µinel wants police freed of driver testing
ARKANSAS STATE PRESS
Newsµiper is aimed at black readership
Mrs Iaisy Bates r esumes publication of Arkansas State Press
Publ ication r esumes after 24 years
Gov Bill Cl inton lauds Iaisy Bates and her work
Competes successfully with Southern Mediator in LR market
ARKANSAS STATE PRISCN
see also - Arkansas-Corrections Board
Inmates complain about cold barracks
Task force urges mor e farming, printing work at prison
Inmates returned fran federal prisons
State purchasing rul es hamper farm opertions
SUit by John Wells delays expansion program
Facility to be built to house mentally disturbed imnates
Inmate growth is 27th in US prison p:>pulations
Wrightsville Unit imnates prepire materials for school use
Fenale innates file sex bias suit over training and services
Innate Dennis Williams stabbed to death
Alleged abuse at prison being probed by ACLU
Guards beat than, played sadistic games, imnates tell ACLU
Inamte JoseJ;il Balino identified as JoseJ;il Aceto
JoseJ;il Aceto is witness in federal protection program
'Ihree officers fired for using excessive force
Victims group critical of furloughs for killers
Farm program hits funding snag
Prison officials will not stop abuses . Sandra Kurj iaka says
Muslims hold sit-in at Curmnins Unit
Independent pr ison commission called for by Sandra Kurj iaka
Muslim service ends with shouted complaints about prison
Transfer of 2 9 pr isoners made after incident in church
Officials discuss reasons. prepirations for disturbances
'!Wo Cl.llmnins imnates offer PhD degrees by mail
Likelihood of unrest among innates is high, report says
Work release center for wanen planned for Little Rock
Woodrow Walker says Correction Bd has dealt with ACLU claims
Decision delayed on purchase of land for cattle operation
land considered for purchase is at Wrightsville
Plans endorsed by Correction Bd for release center in LR
Little Rock group wants to know site of proposed center
work release center for wanen may be on Broadway in LR
JoseJ;il Balino no longer in Arkansas State Prison
Broadway site for center reportedly opposed by Gov Clinton
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03/30/84
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05/27/84
06/01/84
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06/20/84
06/25/84
06/29/84
07/08/84
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07/16/84
07/16/84
07/18/84
07/20/84
07/28/84
07/28/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ EP.l'E
INDEX 1984
DATE
Work release center not tied to Little Rock location
GOP gubernatorial candidate Woody Freanan wants probe
DowntQin Neighborhood Assn opposes Broadway site for center
Five imnates charged with fraud in income tax refunds
ACLU will not file suit now alleging abuse of prisoners
Site for release center not likely for d:>wntQin Little Rock
Officials seek felony laws on rioting, obstructing operations
Furlough reform called for by Woody Freanan in cam�ign talk
Prison official explains need for furlough system
Woody Freanan cam�ign speech calls for furlough reform
Farm system may be best in US, r':DJ Bill Clinton says
Secret taping system once r ecorded talks , Bob Scott says
Correction Dept takes seriously ACLU rept on alleged abuse
Juvenile Center in Little Rock may be used for work release
WOodson D Walker talks to Downtown Neighborhood Assn
Michael Cox and Steven Hill escape from Wrightsville
Four imnates flee Cummins , caught an hour later
Early �role urged to relieve crowding in Wanen ' s Unit
Washington Post claims imnates beaten. reports falsified
Washington Post report dealt with Tucker Unit
Substance Abuse Treatment Program described by inmate
Officials confirm tear gas used to control prisoners
Families of victims argue against �role for Jerry J:bn Minton
Legislature to consider bill barring unsupervised furloughs
Blues concert at prison pleases imnates
Correction Dept seeks $39 million additional funding
Prison Board disputes allegations by ACLU
Twelve imnates COP.{ textbooks into Braille for blind students
Determinate sentencing creates need for more pr ison s�ce
WOodson Walker says state to need 2 rore pr isons by 1 986
Court dismisses complaints by Musl im imnates over rights
Legislative subconnnitte makes suggestions on farm operations
Seven Tucker imnates charged in attack on guard
College courses at Tucker give inmates chance for success
Russell F Kumpe discusses flaws in correctional system
ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
see also - Basketball-COllege Men
see also - Basketball-COllege Wanen
see also - Football-COllege
President Ray Thornton resigns for j ob as UA president
Leaders sorry to see Thornton leave
Board to discuss na.1 pr esident
Dr Ellgene Smith named president
Programs started by Ray Thornton will continue
Terry Gwin pledges $100 , 000 for aid to athletes
Dr J Eflward Bennett <Des r esearch on acid rain
Dr Ellgene W Smith discusses leadership shifts at ASU, UA
Dr Ellgene W Smith installed as president
Speech of James B Blair draws ire of some faculty at ASU
Officials unhappy with r ecommended per pupil appropriation
Per pupil appropriation is below UC'A and UALR by $33 0
Contract authorized for convocation center construction
President Eugene Smith asks l egislators for funds increase
Three named Distinguised Alumni
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09/27/84
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10/16/84
10/17/84
10/20/84
10/23/84
10/23/84
10/26/84
10/27/84
1 0/28/84
11/22/84
11/25/84
11/28/84
11/30/84
12/03/84
12/09/84
12/10/84
12/20/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/25/84
12/26/84
BOl
Al5
Al4
A0 4
A03
A0 5
BOl
A03
A03
A03
A0 4
A22
BOl
A03
AlS
AlO
A04
Al8
A07
A07
Al9
A03
A26
Al2
COl
A03
AOl
BOl
HOl
Al4
A27
Al3
A26
BOl
A20
2
3
6
4
1
1
5
6
6
6
5
1
5
3
6
6
3
1
1
1
1
3
4
3
5
4
6
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
4
01/11/84
01/11/84
01/12/84
01/13/84
01/14/84
01/17/84
02/12/84
03/04/84
0 4/19/84
05/04/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
10/07/84
11/02/84
11/09/84
AOl
A0 4
A0 4
AOl
A0 4
Cl4
Al6
Al2
All
A04
AOl
AOl
Al8
A06
AOS
6
2
4
2
5
1
1
2
1
1
6
6
1
6
4
ARKANSAS
GAZEITE INDEX 1984
DATE
STATE UNIVERSITY AT BEEBE
ALC approves drafting plans for technical institute
Pres Eugene Smith pranotes idea of technical institute
ARKANSAS TEOI UNIVERSITY
see also - Basketball-COllege Men
Seeks $28 . 9 million for capital proj ects
Hotel and restaurant mgmt program goes into operation
Cost of roan and board to increase
Faculty receives lS pct salary increase
State audit shows $10 ,7SO stolen fran cashier office
State audit shows $58, 4 94 anbezzled fran bookstore
Bill Baker , Joe Goodwin, Merritt Wentz honored by Alumni Assn
Board approves spending $36 0 ,000 on betterment proj ects
Computers used in teaching F.nglish language skills
ARKANSAS 'IOURISM DE.VELO:RJIENI' FOUNDATION
Uses state ' s natural thane to encourage tourism
ARKANSAS TRAVELER AIRLINES
see - Airlines
ARKANSAS TRAVELLER FULK THFATER
Show continues to draw large audiences to Hardy
ARKANSAS WILDLIFE FEDERATION
Terry Horton named executive director
Opposes proposed swap of Wattensaw WMA land for AP&L land
Winners of conservation awards named
Calls for cl ean-up of South Fork of Cadcb River
ARKANSAS WOMENS roLITIC'AL CAUClJS
Seeks to bar Unborn Child Arndt fran ballot in Arkansas
Caucus gives encbrsanents in sane political races
Argues Unborn Child amdt before Arkansas Suprane Court
ARKANSAS YOOrm SYMmONY OROIESTRA
Organization is proving ground for young musicians
ARKLA B;lUI:EMENr CD
Division being sold to Castle W Jordan of Florida
ARKLA INC
see also - Agrico Olanical Co
see also - Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
see also - Arkla Equipnent Co
Named best-managed utility
Penn Central acqui res two pct of Arkla stock
Retired head of Agrico is on Penn Central Board
Williams Comi;anies denies interest in takeover of Arkla
Both Arkla, Houston fear unfriendly takeover
May merge with Houston Natural Gas Corp
Houston Natural Gas fights takeover in court
Six top officials sold much of their Arkla stock
Appl iance mfg plants sold to Preway Inc
Thanas F McLarty elected pr esident of f inn
Heavy trading of co stock SI;arks rumor of takeover attanpt
Price declines as trading in stock slows c:bwn
Fi nn has divested itself of all Arkla Industries, Inc
Contracts with Arkoma Production legitimate, PSC staff says
Stockholders seek dismissal of suit over Arkoma contract
Insuror to :EaY fees in Arkoma suit for Arkla
Stockholders getting COP.{ of proposed settianent of suit
PAG C
ARKANSAS
33
11/20/84 AO S 2
12/lS/84 BOB 1
02/18/84
02/26/84
03/3)/84
03/31/84
04/14/84
04/14/84
07/30/84
09/22/84
12/02/84
BOl
A2S
B02
B02
Al.7
Al.7
B02
BOl
COl
2
1
4
4
6
6
3
1
1
09/03/84 BOl 1
07/20/84 BOl 4
02/10/84
08/07/84
08/27/84
11/20/84
cos 3
AO S 5
A06 4
AOB S
09/22/84 AOl 2
10/02/84 AO S 4
10/16/84 AOl 2
ll/2S/84 C04 1
07/25/84 A07 1
01/08/84
01/12/84
01/14/84
01/17/84
01/28/84
01/28/84
02/01/84
02/lS/84
04/26/84
05/09/84
06/29/84
06/30/84
07/25/84
08/01/84
08/18/84
09/06/84
09/13/84
B02
AOl
AOl
BOl
AOl
AOl
A03
A03
cos
A08
AOl
A03
A07
A07
AOl
A06
AOS
s
6
2
1
6
6
1
1
2
1
2
4
1
4
2
1
1
ARKANSAS
GAZBrl'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
Judge oonsidering settlanent of suit by shareholders
Three divisions set up for operations, officers named
Shareholder suit settlanent approved by judge
Arkla, Arkoma to pay $56 1 . 000 in shareholders suit expenses
Settlanent approved in suits against Arkla, Arkoma over lease
Signs ' Fai r Share' agreanent with NAACP
Thanas F McLarty III beoomes chmn next month
Arkla ordered to reimburse gas producers for 196 1-72 sales
CUstaners may pay substantial amount in reimbursement
ARRI.A INWsrRIES INC
All of Arkla Industries have been sold, Arkla Inc says
ARKOMA PROCUCI'ION <D
ARMED FORCES QUALIFICATION TEST
see - US-Defenses and Armed Forces
ARMSTRCN; LYLE E
see also - Advertising
ARMY <DRPS OF EN;INEERS
see - US-ArD!{ Corps of Ehgineers
ARNCLrS INC
Beauty supplier celebrates lOOth birthday
AROOAT]QUE
Heber Springs firm grosses $3 million during year
ARSENALS
see - Pine Bluff Arsenal
ARSCN
see - Fi res
ART
see also - Arkansas Arts Center
Jeanne Kelley cr eates clay replicas of Ark buildings
Hank Kaminsky, of Fort Smith , specializes in sand casting
Article on imitators of Washbourne ' s ' Arkansas Traveller '
Keith Peterson pr esents portrait to Pr es Reagan
Prehistoric pottery is bequest of Indians
Review of landscape work of Richard Barton of Russellville
Ken Carlson chosen to paint 1985-86 state duck stamp
Bonnie Kay Buerkle-Belcher is acoomplished artist
Surrmary of activities in Ark during 1984
ARTEX LABS INC
Medicaid fraud case ends in mistrial
11/02/84
11/04/84
11/07/84
11/14/84
11/16/84
11/20/84
12/14/84
12/27/84
12/27/84
PllG C
Al5
BOl
BOl
A0 5
Al6
A07
A0 4
BOl
BOl
1
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
07/25/84 A07 1
04/29/84 BOl 2
12/23/84 BOl 1
05/24/84
08/21/84
10/26/84
11/05/84
11/09/84
11/16/84
11/26/84
12/07/84
12/30/84
COl 1
BOB 1
B09 3
BOl 3
Bl2 1
Bl2 1
C03 1
B09 1
COl 1
03/02/84 AO S 1
ARTS
Arkansas Arts Council assists with Appr enticeship Program
Arkansas Folk Arts Council sponsors Apprenticeship Program
Folk Arts Appr enticeship Program teaches the old skills
ASHCRAFT JERRY W
see also - Heroism
ASHThG MICHAEL EUG ENE
see also - Taublee Iris Murder Case
ASHLEY CHESTER
see also - Ar kansas-History
ASHIYXIATION
see - Accidents and Safety
ASSEM3LIES OF GOD CHURCH
Opposes legalized gambl ing
34
09/30/84 COl 2
09/30/84 COl 2
09/30/84 COl 2
06/16/84 BO 8 3
ARKANSAS
GAZEPI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
ASSOCIATION OF ARKANSAS CDUNI'IES
see also - County Goverrnnent Training Institute
ASTRONavIY
see - Space
ATHLEl'ICB
see also - Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame
see also - Bocce
see also - Olyxrpic Games
ATHLEl'ICB - OOLLEGE
see also - Ba.sketball-COllege
see also - Gymnastics-COllege
see also - Razorback Stadium
see also - Tennis--O>llege
see al so - Track and Fiel.d-COllege
Suit over TV rights to Univ of Ark basketball settled
Four athletic officials dropped f ran programs at UAIB
HapP.f Mahfouz resigns as athletic di rector at UALR
Bill Brown, UA asst . is not applicant for UALR post
Happy Mahfouz says UALR needs fundraiser in post
UALR names Mike Newell athletic di rector and basketball coach
Pay TV network to carry football. basketball games of UA
UA Q>ach Sutton will not prof it fran i;ay TV on cable systen
Signups for UA games on i;ay TV off to slow start
UA requi renent for <i>nation for good seats may be j eoi;ardized
UA seeks effect of IRS rul ing on ticket arrangenents
School p:iper questions practices of football coaches at SAU
School i;aper questions role of SAU team I:ilysicain Edwards
Committee at SAU finds no wrongdoing as charged in paper
SAU i;anel. asks for probe of student i;aper . The Bray
Summary of charges made by Southern Arkansas Univ paper
SAU probe will cover student newsi;aper . The Bray
SAU plans no discipline of former editor of The Bray
ATHLEl'ICB - HIGH SCHOCL
see also - Basketball-High School Boys
see also - Basketball-High School Girls
see also - Football-High School
Little Rock coaches will not coach if stipends are lost
stipends for Little Rock coaches to continue this year
Newark experiences conflict as coaching changes occur
Article on unusual nascots in Arkansas schools
ATI<INS
Borrows funds to meet city i;ayroll
ATKINS INSURANCE CDRP
James H Atkins built firm into top US insurance firm
ATKINS JAMES H
see also - Atkins Insurance U>rp
ATLANTIC RIClIFIELD a>
see also - Wilderness and Natural Ar eas
ATOMIC BOMBS
ATOMIC WFAroNS
AOOUSI' HOOSE
35
PAG C
02/15/84
03/06/84
03/14/84
03/15/84
03/15/84
0 4/03/84
08/3]/84
09/01/84
09/07/84
09/15/84
09/18/84
10/09/84
10/09/84
10/27/84
10/27/84
10/27/84
11/04/84
11/17/84
A04
C02
DOl
DOl
DOl
COl
AOl
COl
COl
A03
A06
COl
COl
COl
COl
COl
ED9
A15
2
4
4
2
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
5
5
5
3
2
08/25/84
08/29/84
09/30/84
10/21/84
AOl
AOl
BOl
ED7
4
2
2
1
09/14/84 A0 4 2
03/1]/84 BOl 2
ARKANSA5 GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Ted Parkhurst attanpting to buy publishing firm in LR
Prosperity starts with ownership change
AUGUSI'A
see also - Fires
AUSI'IN JOE
see also - North Little Rock School District
AU'IOM)BILE OF.ALERS
El.gie Sims is first black to own new auto dealership in Ark
AU'IOIDBil.E DRIVERS
see - Autanobiles
see - Traffic Accidents and Safety
AU'IOM:>BILES
see also - Vehicles
Law banning tinted windows ruled invalid
New bill planned on marking titles to show if car totaled
&ystan of assigning license plate letters explained
T Tolliver , others, face various charges in sales of autos
Ten men in Jonesboro area charged in theft, chop shop schane
Rul e waiver lets underaged youths drive unescorted
Buyer wins civil suit alleging odometer rolled back by dealer
Jimrey L Horton charged with odometer rollbacks on used cars
'Ihree sentenced in tamperings with odometers
.Mail fraud probe led to 16 arrests for odometer tampering
AVIATION AND AIRrnAFT
Two killed when plane slams into Rich Mtn near Mena
Pilot killed in crash near Harrison
Arkansas Senators want space shuttle stop in Arkansas
Plane crash at Springdale kills four persons
Ehterprise space shuttle lands at Little Rock Air Force Base
Ehterprise landing at Little Rock delights crowd
Accident near Fayetteville kills two LR architects
Wassell and Savage may have been pr eparing to land
Vintage Stearman and Stinson L 5 are pride of LR men
Stolen planes recover ed at Clarksville and Mena
Jonesboro to be site of new FAA flight service station
Plane crashes into Arkansas River at Fort Smith
Small plane bel ieved found in river near Van Bur en
Plane in Arkansas River may have been missing Alaskan, son
Sonar will be used in search for plane in river
Tail section of plane located in river by sonar
Small planes crash near Pine BlUff and at Pea Ridge
Details of crashes at Pine Bluff and Pea Ridge
Three killed when private plane crashed at Hot Springs
Two inj ured in plane crash at Stuttgart
Body of Alaskan found in wreckage in Arkansas River
P.li.G C
07/22/B4 cos 4
11/25/84 BOl 3
09/20/B4 BOl 3
03/20/B4
04/05/B4
07/03/B4
07/1B/B4
07/18/B4
07/23/B4
OB/16/84
OB/26/84
ll/18/84
ll/lB/84
A06
DOB
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
All
Al2
A05
A24
3
1
2
2
6
5
4
6
4
2
02/17/B4
03/05/84
03/10/84
03/17/84
03/29/84
03/29/84
04/05/84
04/06/B4
08/24/84
ll/16/B4
12/12/B4
12/15/84
12/16/B4
12/lB/84
12/19/84
12/20/B4
12/21/84
12/22/84
12/2B/84
12/2B/84
12/28/84
Al3
A03
A06
Al9
AOl
BOl
AOl
A03
BOl
A03
AlO
A09
All
A09
A06
BOB
AlO
AlO
AOl
AOl
A03
1
4
5
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
4
2
1
4
1
2
1
5
2
2
6
AWAROO
see - Contests and Prizes
BACRWARD MASKit.12 IN MUSIC
see - Music
BAILEY BCB JR
Former lawmaker , judge dies at Russellville
BAIR CllRIST INE
36
07/20/84 C24 5
ARKANSAS
GAZEITE INDEX 1984
DATE
BAKER BILL
see also - Arkansas Tech University
BAKER <EARLES W
Resigns as Federal Bankruptcy C.Ourt j udge
Recalls relief of petitioners when cases decided
PAG C
01/21/84 Al3 1
03/12/84 BOl 2
BAKER mwN HALL
see also - Silvey Rana F Murder Case
BAKER HCJ\TARD JR
Speaks at Jonesboro for Frl Bethune camp:tign for US Senator
BAKER RAY
BALllVIN UNITED CORP
Hearing to determine fate of National Investors Life Ins C.O
Insurance co plan of Linda Garner attacked
stei;tiens Inc,. First Boston to get $10 million in Garner plan
Leucadia Inc wants new insurance firm formed
C.Ourt hearing on reorganization ends
Piano division to be sold
Briefs ask look at alternatives on insurance firms
Baldwin United questions Pulaski Ci rcuit ct j urisdiction
Role of Linda Garner in choosing invesbnent advisers
Timing used by Linda Garner seaned to help advisors chosen
Various i;:a.rties in case have connections with Frank White
Gov Bill Clinton put in plug for Stei;tiens Inc
Frank White says he did not help Stei;tiens Inc get j ob
Process for bids may have put limits on replies
Firms chosen as advisers listed no fee schedules
Briefs by Dallas lawyer raise eyebrows in legal ci rcles
Decision in r ehabilitation case could come soon
Rehabilitation plan of Linda Garner approved by court
Policyholders picket for reforms in rehabilitation plan
Florida Insurance camnr files complaint about ix:>licy sales
Morley P Thompson sued for $1 billion by Linda Garner
Suit by Garner claims three Ark insurance firms damaged
BALINO JOOEm
BALLARD J BARRY
BANK RCBBERIES
see also - Peoples Bank of Waloo
see also - Savers Federal Savings and Loan of Arkansas
Gunman robs S&L in North Little Rock
Fayetteville bank robbed by two gunmen
Rogers bank robbed of travelers checks
'Ihree charged with conspiracy to rob bank at Benton
Hot Springs bank robbed by man using ix:>lice radio
BANRHFAD ANNIE MAE
C.Ollege Station civic leader honored on 80th birthday
BANRRUPl'CIES
see also - Cranpton C.O Inc
see also - Farmers C.Ooperative of Lee C.Ounty
see also - Holthoff Howard L Family
see also - James Brothers C.O
see also - Lee Ray
37
10/2S/84 BOl S
01/10/84
01/11/84
01/12/84
01/13/84
01/14/84
01/17/84
02/0S/84
02/07/84
02/24/84
02/24/84
02/24/84
02/24/84
02/24/84
02/2S/84
02/26/84
02/26/84
02/26/84
03/23/84
OS/11/84
07/07/84
07/28/84
07/28/84
A0 4
A0 8
A03
A03
4
4
2
2
A03 1
cos 3
AOl 2
AOl 2
AOl 2
A08 4
A08 6
AOl 2
AOl 2
A08 4
A0 9 1
AOl 4
A08 2
cos 4
A04 1
A04 1
01/0S/84
01/13/84
02/03/84
02/16/84
OS/19/84
A03
Al6
A06
BOB
A03
cos s
cos 2
3
s
3
3
s
12/17/84 AOl 2
ARKANSAS
GAZ EPI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Russell Herbert E
see also - U&-Federal Bankruptcy Court
BANKS
see also - Central Arkansas Savings and Loan Association
see also - Citizens Bank of Jonesboro
see also - Corning Bank
see also - Credit
see also - First Arkansas Bankstock Corporation
see also - First Commercial Bank of Little Rock
see also - First Connnercial Corporation
see also - Fi rst National Bank of Harrison
see also - Fi rst United Bank of El ]))r aoo
see also - Guaranty savings and Loan Association of Harrison
see also - lane Cliff
see also - Iasater and Co Investment Bankers
see also - Madison Guaranty savings and Loan Association
see also - Morrilton Security Bank
see also - savers Federal Savings and Loan Association
see also - Simmons First National Corp
see also - TCBankshares Inc
see also - Union National Bank of Little Rock
see also - Worthen Bank and Trust Co
see also - Worthen Banking Corp
Marlin D Jackson organiz ing group to oppose interstate banks
Broker ed deposits sti r controversy among Ark institutions
Autanated tellers to take larger role in banking
State banks given same powers as federal banks
Truncation may end return of cancelled checks to custaners
List of multibank holding comp:mies and their assets
see also - Jackson County National Bank
Newsletter lists Garn appearance for Ell Bethune camp3ign
Newsletter notice on Garn appearance upsets Pryor supporters
Jake Garn cancels visit to Ark in behal f of Bethune candidacy
Article discusses use of the check float to save money
BAPI'IST OillRCH
Takeover by New Right discussed by political columnist
BAPI'IST OIURCH - LrrrL E ROCK
Dr William Wayne White is new piStor of Second Baptist
sane Liberty Hill Ch manbers may challenge sale of property
Lighthouse Tanple damaged by fire
Liberty Hill church rules broken, suit contends
Over 11 , 000 attended performance at FBC of Christmas choir
BAPI'IST CllURClI
MAUMELLE
see also - Private Schools
BAPrIST ClIURCH
IDR'llI LrrrL E ROCK
Indian Hills Bapt Ch sponsors faith healing saninar
BAPrIST ClIUROI - S'IUTlGART .
Service station owned by FBC is novel way to aid poor
BAPrIST MEDICAL CENTER
see also - Arkansas Rehabilitation Institute
No rate increases planned at 3 hospitals during 1985
BAR™TINE GENE
03/01/84
03/04/84
03/25/84
0 4/18/84
0 4/22/84
08/05/84
08/10/84
10/05/84
10/05/84
1 0/06/84
10/14/84
PAG C
A03
BOl
BOl
D06
BOl
B07
AOl
A03
A03
A03
BOl
1
2
2
1
4
1
2
5
5
1
1
10/21/84 IOl 4
03/06/84
11/05/84
11/27/84
11/29/84
12/20/84
BOB
Al.5
ClO
D07
BOl
2
1
2
4
2
-
-
38
11/24/84 Al.4 1
05/20/84 Al.9 1
12/21/84 A25 1
ARKANSAS
GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Vaughan Jerrell Murder Case
BARNES OIARLES MURDER Cl\SE
Body of Miller County Deputy Sheriff found dumped in ditch
'J.Wo teenagers charged in shooting of officer
BARNES LORE.Tl'A FAYE MURDER Cl\SE
Robert Josepi Barnes found guilty in slaying of ex-wife
BARNE.Tl' J D
Calls consolidation of small schools costly
BARR HARRY G
Fort Smith businessman dies in Europe
BARS AND NIGHT CT.t.BS
see also - Pornograpiy and Obscenity
Charlie Goodnight Club closes after success with teen night
Minor Tranors is Little Rock club for teen-agers
Checkmate Club at NLR damaged by explosion of bomb
Checkmate Club owner offers reward for arrest of bomber
Ronald D O ' Neal charged with bomb attanpt at Checkmate Club
O ' Neal plotted to have two persons killed, witnesses allege
BAR'IDN RICHARD
see also - Art
PAG C
0 4/02/84 A03 1
0 4/03/84 Al.0 5
1 2/19/84 A0 4 3
09/25/84 A03 6
06/26/84 A07 3
04/17/84
06/02/84
09/05/84
09/06/84
12/22/84
1 2/27/84
BOl
BOl
A03
A08
A05
A05
2
3
4
3
I
1
BAS EBALL
Exhibit at Old State House r ecalls heyday of baseball in Ark
BAS� - CDLLEGE
College of Ozarks , Arkansas College had good year in 1984
BASKE.'lBALL - CDLLEGE MEN
John Widner named coach at Arkansas Tech Univ
UA Razorbacks defeat top-ranked North Carolina
Response tremenoous to UA win over North Carolina
Coach Marvin Adams of .MU penalized for criticism of refer ees
Razormcks of UA vault in polls after win over North Carol ina
College of the Ozarks wins first AIC title in 35 years
SAU Tech wins Junior College Tournament
SAU Tech defeated in regional playoff
Brackets for NAIA District 17 Tournament
southwest Conference Tournament bracket
Coach F.ddie Sutton says he will ranain at Univ of Ark
Razorbacks Joe Kleine and Alvin Robertson named All-SVC
Arkansas Coll defeats Harding for first trip to NAIA Tourn
Nelson Catalina replaces Marvin Adams as ASU coach
Al.1-AIC team named
Razorbacks go to East Regionals of NCAA at the Meacbwlands
Houston def eats Razorbacks of UA for &WC Tournament title
Arkansas Coll to face Walsh in first game at NAIA tourn
UALR will not renew contract of Coach Ron Kestenbaurn
Arkansas Coll defeats Walsh Coll in overtime at NAIA tourn
Arkansas Coll falls to Wisconsin-Stevens Point in NAIA tourn
Razorbacks eliminated f ran NCAA tourn by Virginia
Mike Newell named head basketball coach at UALR
UAIB names Butch Gardner to coaching position
F.ddie Sutton bars press, visitors fran UA practice sessions
Razormcks of UA ranked 15th in UPI pr�season poll
Prwiew of 1984-85 season for Arkansas teams
BASKE.'lBALL - CDLLEGE W<E!N
UCA Sugar Bears win AIC title
39
07/27/84 BOl 3
12/25/84 COl 5
02/12/84
0 2/13/84
02/13/84
02/15/84
02/15/84
02/21/84
03/01/84
03/05/84
03/05/84
03/05/84
03/06/84
03/07/84
03/07/84
03/I0/84
03/ll/84
03/I2/84
03/12/84
03/14/84
03/I4/84
03/15/84
03/17/84
03/19/84
0 4/03/84
05/04/84
ll/01/84
11/18/84
11/18/84
ED2
AOl
COl
DOl
DOl
COl
DOS
C02
C04
Cl2
COl
DOI
DOI
COI
EDS
COl
COl
DOl
DOI
DOl
COI
COl
COl
COl
DOl
El.O
HOl
1
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1
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4
5
5
4
4
2
2
2
5
5
I
2
6
2
4
5
3
2
3
6
1
5
1
02/22/84 DOI 2
ARKANSAS
GAZ Erl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
UCA Sugar Bears defeat Arkansas Tech for NAIA Di st 17 title
UCA Sugar Bears defeat Missouri Western for district title
All-AIC team named
UCA eliminated fran natl tourn by UNC-Ashe.ville
Beverly Webb resigns as ooach at Arkansas State Univ
UAM' s Pearlene Davidson named All-American for third time
UAm names Rosalynn Landes ooach of team
Virginia Honoll named ooach at Ouachita Baptist Univ
UA Coach Matilda Wills accepts post at Kansas State
BASIOO.BALL - HIGH SQIOOL BOYS
Brackets for overall state championships
Hall High School wins overall state championship
BASKRIBALL - HIGH SClIOOL GIRLS
Guy Perkins wins overall state championship
BASNEI' RANDY MURDER CAS E
Gov Bill Clinton wants John Swindler retd to Ark f ran Florida
Swindler is under death sentence in Arkansas
Clinton ridicules Freanan ranark on ra:;J:uest for return to Ark
WOOdy Freanan asserts Gov Clinton grandstanding with ra:;J:uest
Gov Clinton accuses Woody Fr eanan of outrageous distortion
Sebastian County sought Swindler return f ran Florida
John Edward Swindler back on Death Row in Arkansas
Gov Clinton calls Woody Freanan charges despicable
BASS MASTERS CTJ\SSIC
Classic coming to Arkansas for 1985 contest
Rob Kilby, of Royal , has chance to win Classic at Pine Bluff
Ricky Green, of NLR, is favored in classic fishing tourney
Special feature on classic to be held at Pine Bluff
Forty fishermen soouting Arkansas River
Contestants begin quest in $40 ,000 fishing tournament
Texan Rick Clunn leading in classic on Arkansas River
Clunn oontinues to lead pack in fishing
Vice President George Bush attends finals at Pine Bluff
Rick Clunn caught his bass in Pine Bluff harbor
Final standings in oontest won by Rick Clunn
Governor Bill Clinton delighted with tourney in Arkansas
Spot where Clunn found fish is called Honey Hole
BATES IJ\.ISY
see also - Arkansas State Press
University of Arkansas grants honorary Cbctorate
Honored by NAACP for work in support of civil rights
BATES L C
Tribute sponsors insist Jesse Jackson to attend event
Bates hailed for his role in struggle for civil rights
Jesse Jackson Ches not attend program honoring Bates
Public service set to honor civil rights leader L C Bates
BATS
see - Wildlife
BMTERED CHILDREN
�ER CDUNl'Y
see also - Arkansas-History
see also - Companies and Factories
�ER CDUNl'Y REGIONAL HOSPITAL
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ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE lNDEX 19B4
DATE
Hospital staff cut by 37 jobs
BAYOU ME4IO
BFAIJK)NT NURSThli IDtE
Several p:ttients hurt in fire at Little Rock facility
Sprinklers did not work during fire
Passersby started rescue of i:atients before firanen arrived
Patient dies f ran smoke inhalation
Second i:atient dies after fire
Sprinkler systan had been turned off before fire
Leaks found in line to sprinkler
Third r esident dies fran smoke inhalation
Fire was caused by short circuit in electrical systan
Former anployee unaware sprinkler did not work
Estate of Vera Rexer sues bane over death fran fire
sues two firms it hired to rei;air fire systans
Firm says it was hired to check, rei:air frozen pipe
Third suit filed in fire at bane
Hane denies r esponsibility in fire at Beaumont
Fourth victim dies after fire in January
State to revoke l icense of Beaumont Nursing Hane
Priscilla Simpson cited for heroism during fire
Panel backs r eopening of nursing home
BFAIJK)NI' WILLIAM E
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Ehforcanent
BFRJTY CONTESTS
see also - Ma;ehee School District
see also - Miss Arkansas
see also - Miss Arkansas USA
BFAVER LAKE
see also - Lakes and Reservoi rs
Property owners obj ect to new rules on private boat d:>cks
BECK MICHAEL
Hughes native finds success as actor
BECK ZANE
see also - Musical Instruments
BECKER J BILL
Wants law requi ring plants to reveal plans to close
Joins demonstrators at Reagan rally in Little Rock
Opposes bill allowing capital gains deduction
BEEBE
Petitions fil ed for vote on change to city manager govt
BEEBE OIL CD
Fined by PC&E, shutdown of well ordered
BEER
see - Alcoholic Beverages
see - Riley Lyon Inc
BEHAVIOR OF HUMANS
see - Psychology
BELL FARL
see also - Olympic Games
BELL FOLEY mM
see - Strawberry River
BELLAMY J W
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ARKANSAS
GAZEI"l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Former bank official dies
Estate funds chair at Univ of Ark and Arkansas College
BELLEGARDE IDA R
Publishes poetry ex>llection called Sunshine and Sha<l>ws
BENNEIT RICKY MURDER CASE
Retrial of Joe Harm:>n brings life in prison term
BENTLEY WILBUR C
see also - Arkansas Democrat
see also - Arkansas-SUprane Court Position 5
see also - Democratic Party
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Fnforcernent
BFNIDN CDUNrY
Witnesses say Sheriff Rystran bid on car at public auction
Former deputy says he lied in early stages of probe
Bobby Lyons says Sheriff asked him to lie about cycle sale
Sheriff recalls firing in 1979 for misuse of ex>unty a;1uipnent
Sheriff Rystran found guilty on five ex>unts
Sheriff Rystran gets $23 . 000 fine. ordered to leave office
BFNIDN PAUL
see also - southern Arkansas University Tech
BFNIDN WILLIAM RCBERT JR
Bank chairman at Fordyce dies
BFNI'ONVILLE CHRISTIAN DAY CARE CENI'ER
Child Care Facility ReviE.W' Bd seeks to lift license
BEST .EOODS CD
Judge finds no racial bias in firing of seven blacks at firm
BEIHUNE ED
Cordial meeting with peace marchers in Little Rock
Seeks to block FERC rul ing on AP&L share of Grand Gulf ex>sts
Supports developnent of lignite plant in Arkansas
Wants Rural El ectrification Adn to repay debt to govt
Attack on Rural Electrification Adm ex>ntinues
Argues case against more aid for Rural Electrification Adm
Pushes for prayer in school amendment
ReneNs call for prayers in public schools
Stand on RFA discussed by Ernest Dumas
May not take stand on proposed abortion ban amendment
Fritz S steiger named chai rman for camp:dgn
Will ex>-sponsor bill for flat-rate income tax bill
Says nerve gas production would threaten talks with Soviets
Discusses crime and penal ex>de reform
Voted against tax bill because he feared Dens would spend it
Says Cong will regret stand against mining Nicaraugua harbors
Co-sponsors bill for flat rate income tax schedule
Anthony and Bethune fmning over chanical weapons debate
Proposes law to increase ex>unty share of natl forest funds
Serving on platform ex>rranittee of natl Republican Party
Has flipflopped on effect of umG formula on South
Imnigration bill opposed because of amnesty stand
Says over 20 have applied for nE.W' judgeship post
Appl icants for j udgeship told to discuss issues with him
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ARKANSAS
GAZ EPI'E lNDEX 1984
DA.TE
Wants to discuss seven specific court cases with applicants
Selection process for federal judge outrages some lawyers
Process used in selection of federal j udge def ended
Accuses Bar Assn of criticism on j udges for political reason
Put in f EW appearances at GOP platform sessions
Opposes AP&L settlenent of Grand Gulf power plant case
Learned j udge selection process fran John McClellan
May seek spending limit for UDl-\G funds
Bar assn may pass resolution opposing judge interviEW process
Bar panel condenns method used to pick federal judge nominees
Exchanges words with Winslow Dr urmmnd at Bar Assn discussion
Not being honest on appnt of US j udge, David Pryor says
Says big shots in Arkansas Bar Assn ramrodded resolution
Judge nominee interviavs supported by Stran Thurmond
Too late to name federal j udge this session, Bethune says
Blames David Pryor for part of Grand Gulf problens
Votes against bill requiring balanced budget
Ratepayers Fight Back say Bethune wrong to blame Pryor
Sees sane merit for paying teen-agers below minimum wage
Vacationing Bethune has several job options open to him
BE.VERl!GES
see also - Alcoholic Beverages
Bru..BOARJ:S
see - Advertising
BThl;O
see - Gambling
see - Games
BIOPLEX INTmNATIONAL
High Tech Industries to be 1st of 9 plants in complex
Maumelle to be site of cluster of high tech industries
Ernest Faucett explains coqX>rate structur e of finns
High Tech International will own all bldgs in complex
High Tech Intnl owns High Tech Industries and Tamrock Develop
Article on value of purified protein to be produced
High Tech Intnl says 28 firms interested in Arkansas site
Celebration over high tech complex tenpered by doubts
Article in Arkansas Business raises questions about developer
Credentials of Paul L Sinmons are at issue in article
David Harrington. AIDC di rector . disputes article findings
Paul L Si.moons responds to article, sees damage to Arkansas
Proj ect moving at full speed, Paul L Sinmons says
Magazine conunents on r ecord of Paul L Sinuoons in proj ects
state rosiness climate factor in delay of Bioplex plans
Gov Bill Clinton still confident oomplex to be built
High Tech Intnl seeks extension of option on Maumelle site
Maumelle Land Developnent Inc will not extend land option
High Tech to seek new site in Little Rock area
BIRnS
see - Wildl ife
BIR'IH CDN!'RCL
see also - Arkansas-Politics and Elections
see also - Arkansas-Population and Vital Statistics
see also - Bethune Ed
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DATE
see also - congress-Senate
see also - Pryor David
About 1 , 000 foes of abortion rally on state Capitol grounds
Foes of abortion hope to def eat Senator David Pryor
Right to Life group says David Pryor not targeted for defeat
Abortion foes push for oonstitutional amdt in Arkansas
UnOOrn O:dld Arndt Comm led by Robert S Shafer
New rule requires state to inspect aoortion clinics
Fd Bethune may not take stand on proposed aoortion ban amdt
Ballot title approved for proposed Unlx>rn Child Amendment
stanley Russ advocates ban on aoortions
Candidates for US Cong seat discuss abortion issues
State Health Bd adopts rules on aoortion clinics
UnOO rn Child Arndt goal explained by Robert S Shafer
Text of proposed Unlx>rn Child Arndt to Arkansas Constitution
Petitions for Unlx>rn Child Arndt to be filed
Petitions on Unlx>rn Child Arndt filed for vote
Moral Majority aroused over abortion fight in Arkansas
UnOOrn Child Arndt title may be challenged by ACT.U
UnOOrn Child Arndt certified for ballot in Novanber
Antiabortion groups get pointers fran sociologist at meeting
Text of proposed Unlx>rn Child Amendment
Group forms to oppose i;assage of anti-abortion amendnent
Arkansas Wanen ' s Political Caucus seeks to bar amdt fran vote
E\J.11 effects of proposed Unlx>rn Child Arndt are in cbubt
Suppor ters of Unlx>rn Child Arndt call suit frivolous
Foes of amdt distribute inaccurate literature, R Shafer says
Church leaders, p:istors among opponents on Amendment 65
Group gathers to oppose Unlx>rn Child Amendment
Arkansas Wanen ' s Political Caucus argues amdt before oourt
Unoorn Child title gives biased view, Suprane Court told
Presbytery of Arkansas opposes Unlx>rn Child Amendment
Leon Holmes, Tara Levy debate Unlx>rn Child Amendment
Methodist Church officials oppose Unlx>rn Child Arndt
Backer of proposal says Arndt 65 pranotes life
Farl ine Windsor says Justice John I Purtle pushed her
Justice John I Purtle clashes with antiabortionists at rally
Purtle exchange came at rally for Geraldine Ferraro
Justice John I Purtle cbes not i;articip:ite in hearing on Arndt
UnOOr n Child Arndt ruled off ballot by Ark Suprane Court
Unlx>rn Child Amendment Comm asks reoonsideration by oourt
SUprane Court will not re-hear plea on Unlx>rn Child amdt
Antiabortion group suppo rts F.d Bethune for US Senate
Right to Life and David Pryor exchange comments on votes
Robert McCord discusses voiding of vote on Unlx>rn Child Arndt
Senator Lu Hardin files bill regulating some abortions
BIR'IHS
see also - Multiple Births
Nurse midwife guidelines set
Nurse midwife program may be hurt by new rules
Advocates of lay midwives oppose state regulations
Nursing Bd r escinds rules on nurse midwives
Parent Center assists teenage mothers
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State Health Bd re11 iewing comments on lay midwifery
Midwife regulations adopted by state Health Board
State Health Bd aoopts rules on lay midwife practice
Group formed to challenge Medical society on midwife stand
No major alteration urged on proposed change in midwife rules
Carolyn Vogler says Health Bd lax in attitude on midwifery
BISHOP KENDER K
Little Rock businessman dies
BIACK RAYIDND
Former legislator dies
BLACK RIVER
Debris to be cleaned fran river by ArJ11Y Engineers
G&FC will maintain river after initial cleanout
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BLACI<BnID3
see - Wildl ife
BLACKS
see also - Arkansas Power and Light C.o
see also - Arkansas-Human Services Depa.rbnent
see also - Autanobil e Dealers
see also - Civil Rights
see also - College Segregation
see also - Democratic Party
see also - Fronanic Opportunity Agency of Pulaski County
see also - Ku Klux Klan
see also - Little Rock-Pol ice and Law Enforcement
see also - Mcintosh Robert
see also - National Assn for the Advancanent of Colored
see also - Popul ist Party
see also - Publ ic School Segregation
see also - Public School Standards
see also - Republican Party
Proj ect planned on role of blacks in Ark history
BLAIR JAMFS B
see also - Arkansas State University
BLAND BCB
BLIND
see
Handicapped
BIDCK JClIN R
Speaks at National Cotton Council oonvention in Little Rock
Agriculture Secretary a>mes to Ark to campaign for Eli Bethune
BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD
see also - Insurance
BLUE HFAVEN CAVE
see - Caves
BLUEBERRIES
see - Fruit and Vegetables
BLYI'HE.VILL E AIR FORCE BASE
Nuclear-tipped cruise missiles now based at Blythe11 ille
BOARD:m; HCXJSES
Regulations strengthened by state
BOATS AND BOATnt;
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DATE
see also - Rivers
see al so - Ships and Boats
Tour boats at Lake Hamilton
BOCCE
Game played at TontitCMn is
BODY BUll..DIM;
see - Human Body
BCJWX)NNA PHILLIP A
see also - Alcohol and Drug
BGJOO
see - stocks and Bonds
BONINE LARRY S
see al so - US-Arn¥ Corps of
P.AG C
must meet Coast Guard rules
11/27/84 BOl 6
same one used by Ranans
08/12/84 COl 2
Abuse
Ehgineers
BCXBY TRAPS
see - Explosives and Explosions
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
see al so - August House
Cbokbooks by Arkansans are suitable for holiday giving
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - AES'IHE.TIC CT.lE
Hisory of club told in "Aesthetic Club Centennial History"
BOOKS AND WRITOO - ALLIN RIClJARD
Sales of "Southern Legislative Dictionary" tops 14 ,000
Produces "Second Southern Legislative Dictionaryn
samples fran "Second Southern Legislative Dictionary"
Legislators in Georgia and Florida get copies of Dictionary
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - ALSMEYER MARIE BENNEIT
Bibliography by Alsmeyer published
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - BELLEGARDE Ill.\. R
Book of poetry is entitled nsunshine and Shadowsn
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - BRANSCUM RCBBIE
Branscum described as an Arkansas Primitive
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - BROm DEE
"Parcbn My Pandanoniumn is new title for "They Went Thataway "
Spythriller "They Went Thataway" published under new title
Michele Clad review of nparcbn My Pandanoniumn
Discusses use of fiction in non-fiction writing
Saddleman Award for western writers goes to Brown
Gene Lyons disagrees with Brown on proper use of fiction
American Assn for State and Local History award goes to Brown
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
BRO\IN ERCIL
Fifth book of poans is "Hear My SOngn
BOOKS AND WRITOO - BRUNELL SHIRL
Reviewers like "I Hear Bluebi rds n
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - BUCKNER JCJIN WORDY
History of Crossett is titled "Cap Gates ' s Tent City"
Rev John Wordy Buckner writes neap Gates ' s Tent City "
BOOKS AND WRITOO - CROOSLEY CLYDE
Writes second book "Knowing, Loving and Believing "
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - DAVIS BOYCE
Writes "Flexibility , the Concept of Stretching and Exercisen
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - DFSMARAIS RALPH AND RCBERT IRVn:x2
Booklet nArkansas Grand Prairien published
BOOKS AND WRITn:x2 - DIERKES WILLIAM HENRY
"Robert Frost . A Friend to a Younger Poetn published
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ARKANSAS GAZErl'E lNDEX 1984
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BOOKS AND WRITJN; - DIN GilBERT C
"The Imperial Osages " is definitive historical work
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - OOUGIAS BCB
Discusses use of fiction in non-fiction writing
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - DR.N::;CDl.PiGCN ffiESCENI'
Latest publication is "Always , Always"
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - DUNNAHOO PATRICK
Publishes "A Tolabl e Plenty"
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - FREYER TONY
Publisher releases "The Little Rock Crisis"
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - FUELSOI OON
Books by Hot Springs author are boon to hunters, anglers
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - GARNER CLAUD
Reissue of "Cornbread Aristocrat" published
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - GILClIRIST ELLEN
Wins Saxfrage Prize for "Land of Dreanw Dreams"
Wins American Book Award for general fiction
Article on winner of prestigious award for fiction
Called na-1 voice in fiction
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - GREENE BErTE
"Than That Glitter " has Arkansas setting
Novel "Than That Glitter and Than That Don ' t " published
Teen-aged rej ection is thane of "Than That Glitter "
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - GWAL'INEY FRANCIS IRBY
Papers of Gwaltney opened by University of Arkansas
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - HALL B C
"Judgment Day" nominated for F.dgar Award
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - HANSEN RON
Book on Jesse James contains sane Arkansas scenes
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - HAYS OONALD
Revie.ws favorable to "Dixie Association"
Revia-1 of "Dixie Association"
Author lives out fantasy in writing "Dixie Association"
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - HUNrER CARL G
Hunter produces book, "Wildflowers of Arkansas "
Brief article on book , "Wildflowers of Arkansas "
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - IVY RALPH
"Halls of Ivy " pokes fun at campus life
BOOKS AND WRIT1N3 - JCNES OOUGIAS C
Latest book is "Season of Yellowleaf "
Paperback ed of "Court Martial of George Armstrong Custer "
Jerry Dean r eview of "Gone the Dreams and Dancing"
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - JCNES MAXINE T
Marty S Devasher alleges Jones stole material for her book
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - KNOOP FAITH YlroL1N3
Noted author dies at Little rock at age 87
BOOKS AND WRITThG - LAMB JEAN I NNE
sally Kirby revi&1 of "A Fine Age"
Book on aging is called "In A Fine Age"
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - IANCASTER BCB
"Judgment Day" nominated for F.dgar Award
BOOKS AND WRIT:IN; - LAWRENCE BILL
''!'hen Sane Other Stuff Happended" pubished by Athenemn
47
PAG C
03/lJ/84 cos 3
07/08/84 Bl3 3
08/12/84 COB 2
04/08/84 cos 2
10/21/84 C06 2
lJ/lJ/84 E06 1
02/12/B4 ClO 4
01/01/84
ll/16/B4
11/19/84
11/19/84
C04
Cll
AOl
AOl
6
2
4
4
03/2S/84 ClO 1
03/2S/84 ClO 1
03/2S/B4 ClO 1
05/18/84 All 1
04/22/B4 cos 3
02/26/84 COB 3
05/13/84 C09 2
05/27/84 ClO 1
OS/27/B4 ClO 4
07/29/84 E06 6
11/04/84 C06 4
09/09/84 C06 1
01/01/84 C04 4
lJ/04/84 C06 6
12/16/84 C04 S
01/17/84 BOB 3
11/17/84 Al.7 2
12/23/84 C03 3
08/19/84 COB 3
04/22/84 cos 3
04/01/84 ClO 1
ARKANSAS GAZ EITE INDEX 1984
Ill\TE
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - LFAKY MARY
Anthropologist speaks fondly of Ark in her autobiograi;hy
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
LEFLAR HELEN F AND CARCLYN L LEWIS
Review of booklet, "Yesterdays" on historic Fayetteville
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - LESTER JAMFS E JR
Review of Lester ' s "Hendrix College, A Centennial History "
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - LYONS GENE
Lyons disagrees with Dee Brown on use of fiction
Lyons critical of novie "The Burning Bed"
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - MADOOX MAR;AREl'
Writes youth novel "Secret of the Silver Candlestick"
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
MARRHAM J H
First novel is "The Goldseekers"
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
MAYNARD ROO ER
Maynard writes "Advanced Bow-hunting Guide"
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
�IEL JAY
Writes chapter in "Buddhism and American Thinkers "
BOOKS AND WRITJK; - MOJA'IH FHILLIP H
Son of former governor is author of "Native Ground"
Sally Kirby review of "Native Ground"
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - MCNEIL W K
Review of "Charm is Broken"
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - IDNTPGU ASHLEY
Arkansas role in creation sci discussed in new book
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - IDRRIS GILBERT
First in series to be "Bucks of Booger Holler "
'!Yndale House to publish series of youth novels by Morris
Tyndale to publish "Barney Buck and the Flying Solar cycle"
New book for youth published
Dr Morris publishes "Barney Buck in Car No S "
BOOKS AND WRIT JN; - t.{)RSE mN F AND PHYLLIS A IDRSE
Authors "Archeology of the Central Mississippi Valley"
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
MlJZUMIJ\R HARIDAS T
Muzmnda.r edits "Enduring Greatness of Ghandi "
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - NEW LIFE :rnRM INC
Fi rm produces "Hane &'weet Hane, An Ozark Sampler "
BOOKS AND WRITill2
OOONN:ELL WILLIAM W
Book by O ' Ikmnell is titled ' 'lhe Quadrennimn'
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - OZARK WRITERS LFIGUE
League publishes "Ozarks Panorama"
BOOKS AND WRITJN;
PETER LILY
Design award won for "In the Beginning"
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - !ORTIS ClIARLES
New York stor e display renews interest in "Dog of the South "
Novel "Dog of the South " to be reprinted
BOOKS AND WRITJK; - Rl'lELL LARRY D
Rev Powell writes book , "Christianity is a Verb"
BOOKS AND WRITJK; - Rl'lELL LEE RILEY
Powell book traces Vietnam dissent by J W Fulbright
Jim Lester review of "J William Fulbright "
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - Rl'lER M SUSAN
Title "And Before the Convention" is study in politics
BOOKS AND WRITJN; - PRUITT HOLLIS E
"Handbook of the Elves" is book of poetry by Hollis E Pruitt
PAG C
11/18/84 C06 4
-
01/01/84 C04 S
11/11/84 C07 1
07/17/84 A0 8 3
11/07/84 Al9 3
04/08/84 cos 4
-
12/09/84 C07 1
-
OS/06/84 C06 4
-
04/08/84 cos 3
11/11/84 C06 3
12/09/84 C06 3
07/lS/84 C02 1
03/18/84 cos 1
01/29/84
01/29/84
04/08/84
06/07/84
10/14/84
C06 6
C06 6
cos 3
B02 3
C06 S
02/12/84 ClO 1
-
01/01/84 C04 S
01/29/84 C06 6
-
ll/2S/84 C06 S
08/0S/84 cos 2
-
48
04/lS/84 cos 2
04/02/84 BOl 4
06/28/84 BOl 3
01/lS/84 cos 1
09/30/84 A23 4
11/04/84 C06 1
08/0S/84 cos 3
01/lS/84 cos 3
ARKANSAS GAZ E1'1'E INDEX 19S4
DATE
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - REED ROY
Reed contributes chapter in "Dixie Iatel ine"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - ROOO ERS Rl\BOO
Book "Magnum Fault " uses Ouachita Mountains for setting
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - RCMINE MARY cnx
Vampire novel is titled "The Fellowship"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - RO\ILAND T RAY
Book on investment entitled "Rattle the Money Tree"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi
ROY F HAMPI'ON
Na-1 publication is "Greater Little Rock, One in a Million"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - ROY F HAMPI'ON AND ClIARLES WITSELL JR
Little Rock depicted in "How We Lived"
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - SClIELL JOON AND JCHN STRA'I'l'ON
''Writing on the Job" r evia-led
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SCX>TT MELISSA
First book by LR native is "The Game Beyond"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SHERil.L JEAN
Writes book entitled "God Answers Racist Cll ristians"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SIGAroOS RCBERT
"Absolutely. Positively Overnight" is Federal Express history
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SLAVENS E.VERErl'
Dr ENerett Slavens contributes to "Black Press in the South"
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - SMITH DIANN
Handy refer ence titled "Arkansas Handbook "
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SMITH GRIFFIN JR
Smith ex>-authors "Forgotten Texas "
Native Arkansan is popular writer in Texas
Fa)KS AND WRITlNi
SMITH M ALDRITGE
Collected work is entitled "Siloam Shorts"
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - srmN srE.VE
New Stern novel is "The Moon and Ruben Shein"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SI1EWARD DANA
Newest offering is "Christmas CUstard"
PAG C
01/0S/84 C06 S
06/10/S4 C06 S
10/21/S4 C06 2
07/29/S4 C06 1
-
ll/04/S4 C06 S
06/17/S4 ClO 1
09/30/S4 C06 1
ll/ll/S4 C06 4
Ol/1S/S4 cos 1
Ol/29/S4 C06 6
01/lS/84 COS 2
10/14/S4 C06 1
Ol/OS/S4 C06 3
03/18/84 COl 2
-
Revia-ler Bill Lewis discusses took
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - SI1EWARD DANA AND JEANINNE LAMB
Book on aging is called "In A Fine Age"
Fa)KS AND WRITlNi - STRA'I'l'ON JOHN AND JCHN SCHELL
''Writing on the Job" r eviewed
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - SUMMERFI ELD MARC
Summerfield writes "The Unit Dose Primer "
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - SU'IHERLAND MAR'llIA
Writes "Ali;ilabets for Architects and Designers"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - TmRY BILL
LSU Press publishing 'Watermelon Kid"
Jerry Dean review of 'Watermelon Kid"
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - 'IHORNTON RAY
Book "A J Stei;ilens as Rananbered by His Family" revia-led
BOOKS AND WRITlNi - 'IUJOISTONE SAKJEL J
"Herbal and Folk Medicine" includes Arkansas plants
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - TSAI HENRY
Book "China and the Overseas Chinese in the US" r eviewed
BOOKS AND WRITJNi - WALIIDRIH MARJAREI'
Patient at Hot Springs hosp is model for "Ricky ' s Ra.int.ow"
49
03/ll/S4 cos 6
ll/1S/S4 C06 1
ll/ll/S4 C06 4
ll/ll/S4 C06 1
08/19/S4 C08 3
09/3 0/84 C06 1
Ol/22/S4 cos 6
06/03/S4 cos 4
09/09/84 C06 1
10/2S/S4 C08 4
Ol/22/S4 C08 1
04/08/84 cos 3
Ol/22/S4 COS S
07/1S/S4 C02 4
ARKANSAS GAZ EPI'E lNDEX 1984
DA.TE
BOOKS AND WRITThG - WFAVER NELL
''Your Fit Pregnancy Book " written by Nell Weaver
BOOKS AND WRITThG - WEBSTER ROY
August House to publish ''Under A Buttermilk Moon"
BOOKS AND WRITThG - WILLIAMS MILLER
Newest book is "Boys On Thei r Bony Mules "
BOOKS AND WRITThG - WITS ELL OIARLES JR AND ROY F HAMPl'ON
Little Rock depicted in "How We Lived"
BOCH)
see - �ise
:BCXEE CDUNl'Y JAIL
Fire sends f ive to hospital
BO.RLAOO WRMAN E
Nobel laureate visits Arkansas to discuss agriculture
BCXJRY RCBERT
see also - Music
B(lqL]N;
A D Byrd wins $150 ,000 in tourney
OCWMAN MARK
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Ehforcanent
BOYD JEWEL MURDER CASE
Found shot to death in car near Morgan
Sheriff T Robinson believes Boyd was victim of hit slaying
Charges fil ed against TOIDJ'I¥ A Mcn>well . Ronnie Drew Johnson
Police find pistol believed used in murder
Ronnie Drew Johnson gets term of 40 years
BOYKINS MURDER CAS E
Boykins children died in arson fire last January 16
Vernon Lee Cannon gets life without �role in deaths
BRANSClJM RCBBIE
Arkansas Pr imitive praised in literary ci rcles
BRAN'roN WILEY A
Dismayed that changes he helped create not all good
BREWER GARY L
BREWER WILLIAM E
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Cormnission
BRIANS R E
see also - Pulaski County-Elnployees and Officials
BRICKELL BEIH
see also - �tion Pictures
BRIOOES
see also - Greers Ferry lake
see also - Housing-Hot Springs
see also - Mississippi River
BRIOO EWAY HOSPITAL
Audit alleges BridgeWay overbilled govt $51 8 , 000
BROCK WILLIAM
see also - Catholic Church
BROCK WILLIAM E
c.am�igns in Ark for Etl Bethune for US Senate
B!OiINE
see - Chanicals
BROOKINS H HARTFORD
50
PAG C
10/17/84 C06 1
08/28/84 cos 3
01/15/84 cos 1
06/17/84 ClO 1
0 4/3 0/84 A08 3
06/05/84 cos 2
09/02/84 El.2 1
01/31/84
02/0l/84
0 2/14/84
0 2/15/84
07/26/84
A03
All
A06
A04
AlO
1
6
4
1
5
10/31/84 A03 3
10/31/84 A03 3
01/08/84 C06 1
07/09/84 AOl 2
1 2/15/84 BOl 5
1 0/20/84 All 1
ARKANSAS GAZ ErTE INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Methodist Olurch
BROOKS '!OM
see also - Congress - House District 2
BRCWN BILL
see also - Athletics-College
BROVN CENTER
Abuse of children in Searcy child care facility alleged
Browns give up permit to operate child care facility
BRCWN D\RRELL
see also - Pulaski County-Grand Jury
BROVN DEE
BRGlN ERCIL
BRGlN HENRY BERNAL
Obituary
BRCWN LYLE
Fbrmer j ustice of Arkansas Suprane Court dies
BROYLES FRANK
see also - Football-College
see also - Stadiums
BRUCE OAKLEY FEEOO
Employee electrocuted at North Little Rock mill
BRIJCELIDSIS
see - Livestock
BRUNELL SHIRL
BIUNO VINCENT
Fbunder of Little Italy restaurant at Little Rock dies
BRUTALITY AND HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONS
see also - Faulkner County Jail
see also - Forrest City
see also - Helena
see also - Little Rock-Police and Law Ehforcement
see also - Pope County
BRYAN L L
see also - Alrohol and Drug Abuse
BRYANT CLOVIS
Legislator will not seek r eelection
BRYANT LOO IS MURDER CASE
Snell called a survivalist by friend, manber of family
State Trooper killed when he stopped Richard Snell at DEQueen
Capital murder charges f iled against Richard Snell
Obituary of Trooper Louis Bryant
Funeral attended � 1 ,500 persons
Four DEQueen IX>licemen die in wreck on way to funeral
Survivalists leaders suggest Snell not representative
Richard Snell transferred to Sebastian County Jail
Richard Snell held in special area of Sebastian County Jail
Sevier County says it lacks funds to try Richard Snell
51
PAG C
10/28/84 A07 2
10/28/84 MJ7 2
09/13/84 Al.2 2
05/02/84 MJ9 5
10/26/84 A03 6
02/18/84 Al.3 3
01/12/84 MJ7 3
07/01/84
07/01/84
07/02/84
07/03/84
07/06/84
07/06/84
07/07/84
07/1]/84
07/12/84
07/13/84
A03
A03
A03
A03
AOl
AOl
A09
MJ7
AJ.3
MJ6
4
4
3
4
2
6
1
1
1
6
Dl\TE
Gun found in Snell van tied to Texarkana slaying in 1983
Memorial scholarship fund estabd at University of Arkansas
Richard Snell pleads not guilty in slaying of trooper
Thirteen motions to be heard in slaying case
Judge Capehart denies several requests of Snell lawyers
Jurors can be asked views of death penalty, judge rules
Richard Wayne Snell taken to DeQueen for hearing
Judge Ted Capehart r ej ects Snell notion to surpr ess evidence
Venue change for Snell trial will not be sought
Richard Wayne Snell will be alla-ted to serve as co-counsel
Trial of Richard Wayne Snell to begin
Nine j urors picked for Snell trial
Jury selection completed for trial of Snell
Richard Wayne Snell says he shot Bryant out of fear
Snell testifies he was told feds planned to assassinate him
Kerry Noble and James Ellison. survivalist leaders , at trial
Richard Wayne Snell found guilty of capital murder
Richard Wayne Snell sentence is life in prison without i:arole
BRYANT WINSION
BRYSCN L J
Former state legislator dies at Prescott
BUrnANAN PATRICK J
Commentator holds press conference in Little Rock
BUCKNER JClIN WORDY
BUERKLE BELCHER BCNNIE 'KAY
see also - Art
BUFFALO ISLAND SOIOCL DISTRicr
ftk>nette and Leachville merge to form new school district
Student leaders helped smooth i:ath to merger of schools
BUILDJX; AND LOAN .ASSOCIATIONS
see - Banks
BUILDIM3S AND OFFICE:S
see also - Arkansas-Publ ic Buildings and Off ices
see also - Little Rock-Buildings
Btn..IMIA
see - Disease and Illness
BULL SHOALS LAKE
see - Lakes and Reservoi rs
BUMPERS BEPI'Y
Urges Americans to be involved in i:olicy decisions of govt
Calls on wanen to help set priorities
BUMPERS 11\LE
Calls for solving budget woes
Wants US out of Lebanon
Comments on effect of Marines in Lebanon
says Budget Off ice blocks aid to Arkansas farmers
Sponsors bill to stop secret taping of telephone calls
loses first round in fight against taping tel ephone calls
Urges ranoval of US fleet fran Lebanon area
Comments on death of Russian leader Andropov
Pres Reagan should attend Andropov funeral , Senator says
Holds hearing in Little Rock on wilderness designation
52
07/18/84
07/26/84
07/27/84
09/10/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/25/84
09/26/84
09/28/84
10/16/84
10/28/84
10/30/84
10/31/84
11/01/84
11/01/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/03/84
PAG C
AOl
B02
A0 5
A0 9
BOl
BOl
A06
Al. 0
Al.2
A0 4
A21
A05
B08
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
A05
2
2
4
5
6
6
6
5
1
4
1
3
5
5
5
2
2
1
10/19/84 Al.8 5
04/10/84 C07 1
08/19/84 A0 9 1
08/19/84 A0 9 1
06/24/84 Al.5 1
07/04/84 A09 4
07/31/84 B03 4
01/05/84
01/10/84
01/14/84
01/20/84
01/25/84
04/04/84
04/09/84
04/11/84
04/13/84
02/16/84
BOl
BOl
A07
C07
A0 9
A0 4
Al.4
A08
AOl
A06
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
ARKANSAS GAZ E.'ITE lNDEX 1984
mTE
Says increasing national debt will push up interest rates
Comments on r esults of Iowa Democrtic caucuses
Votes for death penalty for certain federal crimes
Reagan policies eroding middle class. Blmlpers says
Wants Pres Reagan held acoountable for pranises he made
Wants govt to take bids on OUachita Mtns oil and gas leases
Vote on prayer in school not decided
Signs point to nay vote on prayer in public schools
Opposes proposed amdt to allow organized prayer in public sch
Says oil . gas l easing policies plunder treasuries
Senator explains his stand on prayers in public schools
Votes against Reagan proposal for prayer in schools
Joins Iavid Pryor in f ilibuster for rice farmer subsidy
Bull Shoals Lake land sale by Engineers opposed
Will oo-sponsor bill for voluntary prayer in schools
Regrets decision not to seek presidential nomination
Senate adopts Bumpers plan to warn El Salvador military
Chanical weapons stand being re-evaluated
Vice Presidential spot on ticket not expected , Bumpers says
Soores Reagan on eoonanics and defense in talk to Young Dems
Seeks $14 . 9 million for lab improvanent at NCI1R
calls Ronald Reagan irresponsible, urges Dans to be tough
Robert McCord comment on speech to US Chamber of Commerce
Fears Iran may build nuclear bomb
Ranarks on need for deficit reduction by US govt
Robert Brown discusses pol itical future of Bumpers
Civilian Conservation Corps needed now, Senator says
Advised Charleston School Bd to desegregate. save money
Comments on Gary Hart possibility as Vice Pr esident nominee
Seeks funds for educational television stations
Says oountry will regret re-election of President Reagan
Says politics should be kept out of science
Sponsors bill to create fund to aid organ transplant p:J.tients
Urges no disruption over selection of Dem vice pr es candidate
Trying to decide if he wants to be running mate of Monda.le
Speaks at God and Country rally at Camden
Says Walter Monda.le faces uphill battle for election
Attacks Texaco Oil opposition to OUachita Mtns wilderness
Statanent creates sti r among national Democrats
Requests that he not be oonsidered for Monda.le ticket
Article analyzes Bumpers decision not to seek vice pres post
Asserts Mrs Ferraro may
- be well accepted in South
Bill Al exander opposes waterfowl refuge plan for cache River
Assails proposed settlanent of Grand Gulf power plant claims
Files obj ections to Grand Gulf settlanent with FERC
Senator cites oonvictions in school prayer vote
Listed 2nd on poll of nest influential Arkansans
Fails to reach acoord with Beryl Anthony on wilderness bill
Compranise r eached with Beryl Anthony on wilderness lands
Sponsored bill to ban FERC order for Ark to p:J.y for plants
Battling Bill Alexander over cache River wetlands
Senate refuses approval of bill on Chaffee mineral leases
Reveals p:J.nel of Senate to hold hearing in LR on FERC rul ing
Urges law to close looi;ilole that lets firms escape bank rules
53
02/21/84
02/22/84
02/23/84
02/26/84
02/26/84
03/02/84
03/06/84
03/11/84
03/15/84
03/16/84
03/19/84
03/21/84
03/23/84
03/25/84
0 4/03/84
0 4/03/84
04/05/84
04/06/84
0 4/08/84
04/16/84
04/27/84
05/01/84
05/06/84
05/07/84
05/07/84
05/09/84
05/13/84
05/17/84
06/09/84
06/09/84
06/11/84
06/22/84
07/01/84
07/03/84
07/05/84
07/06/84
07/08/84
07/08/84
07/10/84
07/11/84
07/12/84
07 /23/84
08/04/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
08/31/84
09/03/84
09/21/84
09/26/84
10/03/84
10/04/84
10/04/84
10/07/84
10/10/84
PAG C
A03
A08
A03
A0 4
A04
AOl
AOl
Al7
AOl
Al8
A09
AOl
AOl
A19
A06
BOl
AOl
A05
A06
A08
A03
BOl
Bl3
A06
All
Al7
A24
BOl
AOl
BOB
A0 4
A09
A16
A05
B02
Al5
All
A18
AOl
AOl
A17
AOl
C07
AOl
AOl
A07
BOl
A03
AOl
BOl
AlO
AlO
A20
A0 4
5
4
1
1
4
2
6
1
6
1
1
4
2
5
4
3
2
1
6
2
3
2
2
4
1
4
2
3
3
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
4
1
4
6
1
3
3
4
4
1
1
1
3
5
1
3
2
1
ARKANSAS GAZ Erl'E lNDEX 19B4
Dl\TE
Pledges to seek flll1.ds for more teacher training
Praises task force effort to eradicate brucellosis
Bill Alexander calls for oompranise on Cache River proj ect
Lauds Senator David Pryor
Critical of Reagan veto of America Conservation Corps
Delivers i:arty resi;onse to speech of Ronald Reagan
Advises GOP to address needs of blacks in America
Says Soviet-built MIGs must be taken out of Nicarauga
Analyzes r e-election of President Ronald Reagan
Addresses assembly honoring the late Roosevelt 'lban:pson
Would vote for taxes to lower federal deficit, Senator says
Roy McLaughlin says Bumpers should give up Senate seat
Says rural health would be hurt by some Reagan proposals
Announces plan to seek re-election in 1986
Says budget director and farm states to 00.ttle over funds
National Taxpayers Union honors Bumpers for reactor stand
Seeks details on proposed i:act on Grand Gulf power plant
Holds hearing in LR on Grand Gulf µ:Mer case
staggering deficits will force domestic cuts, Senator says
Comments on r esi;onse to hearing on Grand Gulf power case
Urges end to study of pumped storage on Arkansas River
Cites need for Reagan adm to keep preventive health progrsms
Attends dinner honoring Annie Mae Bankhead
Sends FERC testitrony fran hearing on effects of Grand Gulf
Calls IRS rul es on mileage logs too stringent, asks delay
Sees curbs on federal spending to reduce deficit
Will oo-sponsor bill for federal funds for state prisons
BURFORD RIClWID
Obituary
BUffi ER WARREN E
Olief Justice to speak at Fayetteville
Speaks on prison reform needs in Fayetteville speech
BURNEI'I' LARRY DALE JR MURDER CAS E
Murder charges filed against i:arents in death of infant
Judge denies motions f iled by Burnetts
Former ME says infant was beaten. scratched, died fran blow
Burnetts found guilty in death of their infant son
Jury recommends term of life without i:arole
Life without i:arole not possible lll1.der charge
BURNE.Tl' RAYIDND
see also - North Little Rock
BURNEI'I' WILLIAM MURDER CASE
Lynette Combs found guilty in slaying of her husmnd
BURNS INTERNATIONAL SEOJRITY S ERVICES INC
BURNS PARK
see - Wild River Country
BURRa.'GHS OORP
Di sassembly plant in Little Rock i s successful
Fi rm sued by four men alleging false dlarges of theft
Closing r ecovery plant at Little Rock
BURROV WAYNE
see also - Fducation-Compulsory
BUSH GEOR;E
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Coalition to picket breakfast appearance in Little Rock
says Ark to be battleground in GOP bid to keep Sen control
Critical of Bill Alexander ranarks on Central America
Alliance for Justice pickets VP in Little Rock
Dedicates John L Ma::l ellan Manorial Veterans Hosp in LR
BUSINESS
Pink Pages is directory of firms in LR owned by wanen
BUSINESS FAil.URES
see - Bankruptcies
BUSINESS OVNERSHIP BY MINORITIES
see - Minority Business Enterprises
BUSJN; FOR INTEGRATION
see - Public School Segregation
BTJI'CHER JAKE
see also - National Investors Insurance Co
BUTLER WILLIAM R
see also - Little Rock-Pol ice and Law Ehforcement
BUYI:OO AND BUYERS
see also - Arkansas-contracts and Purchasing
BYRD A D
see also - Bowling
BYRD HERBIE
Veteran radio reporter dismissed amid changes at station
CABE HARCLD H
EState gives $1 million to Hendrix College
CABor
City Council abolishes municipal court
CAQIE RIVER
see also - Rivers
Program to clean out channel :rooving along
Plan to clean out river , improve flow wins court approval
Game and Fish Comm has not cormnitted itself on plan
Drainage proj ect , game refuge incompatible, USEWS says
New G&FC manber , W E Brewer , opposes channelization
Tamey' Robinson, Jim Taylor obj ect to work on Cache
steven N Wilson asks Bill Alexander to back wildlife refuge
Dale Bumpers , Bill Alexander butt heads over wetlands issue
Congr essional conferees rej ect funds for Cache wetlands
Bill Alexander wants compromise with Dale Bumpers on Cache
CADOO RIVER
CALIWELL BE.Tl'YE M
Testifies before Cong committee on child abuse
CALICD ROCK
Old bank restored for use as City Hall
Flannery house said to have been visited by Cole Younger
CALICO ROCK SCHoa:. DISTRICI'
Fifty Six Dist allows 26 students to switch to Calico Rock
Voters turn d:>wn merger of Calico Rock, Violet Hill , Oxford
supt Rick Saunders , three bd manbers resign in wake of vote
CAMMACK KATE GAINES BROAOOS
CAMP CHAFFEE
see - Fort Oiaf fee
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12/04/84 BOl 1
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10/03/84 BOl 3
01/29/84
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07/07/84
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D.Z\.TE
CAMP MEEI'�S
see - Methodist Cllurch
CAMP RCBINSCN
Cllosen as training site for natiorMide National Guard program
CAM!BELL JCIIN WESLEY
Father of Glen Camti>ell dies
CAMH3ELL PHYLLIS J
see also - Dornenberg Peter R
CAMPUS cmJSADE FOR CHRIST INTERNATIONAL
Family Ministry of Campus Crusade is head;{uartered in LR
CANCER
C'ANNCN V:mNCN LEE
see also - Boykins Murder Case
CAPITAL RJNISHMENT
see also - Basnet Randy Murder Case
see also - carter Catharine Murder Case
see also - Hendrickson Orin Murder Case
see also - Lehman Don Murder Case
see also - Martin Robert W Murder Case
see also - Mason Marj orie L Murder Case
see also - ?\bble Wesley Murder Case
see also - Oneal Willa Dean Murder Case
Cllurch group calls on Clinton to end capital punishment
Rev Roy McLaughlin critical of effort to end death penalty
Four on Death Row in Arkansas near end of appeals
Fairness of death-qualified j uries debated in US Appeal s Ct
Poll shows 85 pct of Arkansas Times readers favor execution
Wayne Jordan discusses message of Bible on death penalty
Procedures set up for use of lethal inj ection
Gubernatorial candidate Erwin Davis supports death penalty
Killing of police officers increased under new law
Death penalty specialist sought for staff of Atty General
C'AR.E MAYSEL MARTlNFi\U
Former aide to governors dies
CAPPS JOON PAUL
see also - Legislatur �House District 44
see also - Pr esidential Election
CARDEN RrnALD Q
see also - Honeycutt Mildred Kay Murder Case
CAREER Clwi;ES
Article on new careers for four Arkansans
CARLISLE LILBURN W
IDans $3 , 000 to Democratic Party to meet p:tyroll
CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICI'
Suit alleging racism dismissed
CARPENTER GOROON
CARR J M
see also - Dixon Dean Murder Case
CARR WILLIAM AR'IHUR
C'ARRI ER R.<::N\LD E
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Dl\TE
see also - University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
CARTER CA'IHARINE MURDER C'AS E
Death sentence of T J Bayes left intact by US Suprane Court
Execution of T J Hayes postponed by Judge G T Eisele
CARTER FRID M
see also - National Guard
CARTER HAZO W JR
see also - Philander Smith College
CARTER JIMMY
Former Presidnet hunts ducks at Newport with Kaneaster Hodges
CARTER mYLLIS
Wife of President of Philander Smith Coll leads rosy life
CAR'IOONS
Best of George Fisher reviS'led
C'ASINOO
see - Gambling
c.ASTEEL OJARLES
see also - fvk>ral Majority
CASTLE JO ANN
see also - Music
CATALINA NELSCl\l
CATHEDRAL SOIOCL
see - Private Schools-Little Rock
CATHOLIC OIURCH
see also - Alamo Cll r istian Foundation
William Brock is f irst deacon to be named pastor in Ark
Fame of John Talbot, a roonk near Eilreka Springs , grows
CA'lllOL IC CHURClI - LI'rl'LE ROCK
Bishop Andrei J Mcrnnald backs :i;:aper on US econ policy
CATLEIT SALLY MACEEN COOPER
Widow of Leon B Catlett dies
CAVE CITY
see also - I?ollution
CAVE SPRiliGS
see also - Wildlife
CAVENESS RCH'JIE
see also - Worthen Bank and Trust Co
CAVES
Spelunking orgns offer help to beginners
Spelunking offers adventure without large expenditures
Big-eared Ozark bats protected in Blue Heaven Cave
CCX NE'IWORK INC
Conway firm lays off 60 anployees of business list firm
CEDARVILLE SCHOCL DISTRIC!'
Tornado destroys IOOSt b.lildings on campus
Students may be out of school two weeks
Classes resume after three weeks following tornado
CELLA OJARLES J
see also - Fi rst Commercial Corp
see also - Gambling
CENSORSHIP
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10/21/84 COl 2
11/15/84 A03 1
10/17/84 Al.0 4
09/02/84 COl 2
09/02/84 COl 5
10/27/84 A06 4
08/05/84 A06 5
10/17/84 AOl 4
10/18/84 BOl 5
11/06/84 A07 4
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DA.TE
see - Concord School District
CENrRAL ARKANSAS LIBRARY SYSTEM
Report calls for $3 .6 million proj ect at main library
Southwest Branch usage still rising
Few comments received about plan for improvements
CENTRAL ARKANSAS SAVIIDS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Former Pres Bernie Munnerlyn Jr gets 5 yrs in theft
CENrRAL ARKANSAS TRANSIT
Federal aid cut may force reduced services
Firm asks LR, NLR and Pulaski County to cover funds loss
NLR mayor wants end to service to outlying areas
Metroplan sends CAT funding proposal to local govts
CENTRAL BAPl'IST CDLLEGE
Pr esident R B Hoshaw resigns
Old Main building being torn cbwn
OiAMBERLIN GARY
Article on turnover of college presidents in Arkansas
CHAPMAN ODIS
see al so - American Agriculture Movement
OIARITY
see - Philanthropy
CliARLES'ION SCBOCL DISTRICI1
First dist in old Confederate South to desegregate schools
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CHARLEY 0 00
Accountants sued by firm over audit
OIOCKS AND Q.IEO<ThG ACCDUNI'S
see - Banks
QIEFS
see - Food
OIEMICAL IDLLUI'ION
see - Pollution
OIEMICAL WARFME
see - U&-Def enses and Armed Forces
ClfEMICALS
see al so - Adams Pest Control of Little Rock
Branine industry in Ark threatened by Israeli inports
David Pryor threatens filiooster if Ark branine not protected
Branine protection concessions won for Ark industry
State branine producers pleased by Brock pledge on tariffs
William Brock says no pranises on branine made to Ed Bethune
House p:i.sses bill to protect d:>mestic branine producers
More than 1 , 3 00 Ark veterans file Agent Orange benefit claims
QIICKENS
see - Poultry and Eggs
Clf!LD ABUSE
see - Cllildren and Youth
Clf ILD SUPIDRT CDMMISSION
Gov Cl inton names 26 to comm formed by us Congress
Clf ILIEIR'IH
see - Births
Clf!LDREN AND YOU'IH
see al so
Accidents and Safety
see al so
Bars and Nightclubs
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Dl\TE
see also - Brown Center
see also - Burnett Larry Iale Jr Murder Case
see also - Daniels Eric Murder Case
see also - Day Care Centers for Cllildr en
see al so - Deviney Cll ristoµier Huston Murder Case
see also - Dishman Eric Murder Case
see also - Divorce
see also - Dube Marshall Murder Case
see also - Elizabeth Mitchell Cllildren' s Center
see also - Iawson James D Murder Case
see also - I.anax Family Murder Case
see also - love Cll ristoµier Houston Murder Case
see also - Melton Amber Murder Case
see also - Pornography and Obscenity
see also - Retail Stores-Little Rock
see also - Sex Crimes
see also - Smith Murder Case
see also - stepping Stone
see also - Texarkana Baptist Oqhanage
see also - Tobacao
see also - Tuggle Murder Case
see also - Walker Montrea Murder Case
see also - Wyrick LaTaurus Murder Case
Task Force on Cll ild Abuse reports to Governor Clinton
Judges seek new rules on adoption by out-of-state aouples
Plans for new adoption rules halted by Ark Suprane Court
Four simple steps called way to save many children
New York lawyer defends his adoption practices in Arkansas
Big Sisters program proves beneficial. for children
Center proposed for j uveniles with behavioral problans
New center would be in Al exander , is not for criminals
Youth Services seeks r anoval of ct author ity to order release
Van Buren aouple find abandoned baby on front porch
Proposal to tighten rules on adoptions rej ected by Suprane Ct
State may withhold child support p;tyments f ran p;tychecks
Task force recommendations for foster care programs
OIIMNEY 5WEEPS
Arkansas State Cll imney Sweep Guild organized
OIINESE IN ARKANSA.5
roris Lum is National Chinese Mother of the Year
CHRISTIAN HCJ.1E EDUCATION AC;SOCIATION
see also - Etlucation-Compulsory
ClIRISTMAS
Over 11 , 000 attended choi r pr esentation at FBC in Little Rock
OIURCH OF CHRIST - LrrrL E ROCK
Sixth and Izard Cll urch elders sued by Deaaon Joe Brown
ClIURClIES
see - Religion and <llu rches
CIGARS AND CIGAREll'l'ES
see - Tobacao
CIRCTJIT CDURI'
see - Arkansas-Circuit Court
CIRCTJS
Zoppe ' s farm near Little Rock houses circus animals
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CITIZ ENS BANK OF JCNESBORO
Billy Joyce Pinchback charged with enbezzlanent of $56 0 , 807
Billy Joyce Pinchback pleads guilty
CITIZ ENS UNITED AGAmsr CASINO GAMBL:JN;
see - Gambling
CIVIL LIBERTIES AND RIGHTS
see - Civil Rights
CIVIL RIGHI'S
see also - American Civil Liberties Union
see also - Arkansas State Hospital
see also - Arkansas-cormnerce Department
see also - Arkansas-Finance and Administration Department
see also - Arkansas-Human Services Department
see also - Arkansas-Public Employees Retiranent Systan
see also - Best Foods Co
see also - carl isle School District
see also - College Segregation
see also - Ellr eka Springs
see also - Guy Perkins School District
see also - Housing-Texarkana
see also - Little Rock School District
see also - Little Rock-Etnployees and Officials
see also - Little Rock-Police and Law Ehforcanent
see also - Mayflower School District
see also - Ne.wport
see also - Pine Bluff
see also - Polk Harry Robertson
see also - Public School Segregation
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Ehforcement
see also - Pulaski County-Quorum Court
see also - Pulaski County School District
see also - Southside School District
see also - University Hospital
see also - University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
see also - University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Serv
Criminal pr etrial hearings may be closed, Ark Suprane ct says
Log Cabin Democrat r eporter sentenced for printing name
Ricky Norton obj ect of incident at Timbo School function
Two charged in incident at Timbo School
Bias at McGehee caf e against black is alleged
Black families harassed after move to Ferndale
Sane Ferndale r esidents show friendliness to blacks
Young pranksters suspected by blacks at Ferndale
US Atty G W Proctor asks FBI probe of Ferndale incident
Wiley a Branton discusses changes he helped spur
Sheriff TOiaII¥ Robinson orders probe of Ferndale incidents
FBI cites progress in probe of harassment of Ferndale blacks
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Federal Judge rules Bobby Hicks fired for dating black woman
sue Cowan Williams honored for winning equal i:ay for blacks
Hugh B Patterson Jr and Daisy Bates honored for work
CIVU.IAN REEUGEE MILrl'ARY ASSISTANCE
see - Nicaragua
CLARENOON
see also - Motion Pictures
CLARK Bn.L
Jailed on oontanpt of oourt charge in child support case
CLARK COONI'Y
Articl e discusses econanic and social oonditions of oounty
Consolidation of oounty off ices approved by voters
CLARK STE.VE
see also - southwestern Bell Telephone Co
see also - Water
Explains decision not to appeal fees for ACLU
Corranents on proposed law on i;:aramilitary survivalists tactics
Asserts proposed state water oode will not work
Heads ad hoc group to oounter Republican charges in cami;:aign
Asks Pres Reagan to make statanent on Grand Gulf
CLAYTON IGVELL
Kathleen Moncheur de Montepelier was link to Ark and Clayton
CLE.VELAND COONI'Y
Article explores eoonanic and social conditions in oounty
CLINES HOYT
see also - Lehman Don Murder Case
CLlN'IDN
see also - Floods
CLlN'IDN ANNAB ELLE
see also - Arkansas-Ci rcuit Court District 06
CLlN'IDN Bil.L
Cabinet systan not as evident as pre\Tious administrations
Private d:>nations financed drive for better schools
Opposes tax credit for truck fee retaliation
Wants higher education thoroughly studied
Appoints Annabelle Clinton j udge in Circuit Court Dist 06
Calls Ray Thornton terrific choice for UA Systan president
SUpports Arkansas Export Program
Names several to boards and corranissions
Plants tree in honor of Martin Luther King
Robert Mcintosh attanpts to cut d:>wn King manorial tree
Names six to boards and corranissions
Appoi ntments to boards and corranissions listed
Accused of inaction on AP&L issue over Grand Gulf oosts
Idea of µtying for other plants irks Governor
Sets aside funds for PSC battle with power plants
Names manbers of Camn on People with Disabiliti es
PSC disagrees with Clinton on what he told corranissioners
Discusses teacher testing on national tel evision
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11/07/84 A16 4
11/19/84 A03 1
02/08/84 A03 5
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Praises PSC order in Southwestern Bell Telephone rates
says PSC ruling in line with what he told Commission
Tel.ls Cong about needed reforms in Social Security programs
Names several to boards and commissions
Discusses teacher testing law with NFA panel
Names advisory p:inel. on aging
Comment on PSC ruling sti rs mild controversy
Attends reopening of Malvern Cable Co plant
Names Fred M Carter to head Arkansas National Guard
Governor blamed by hospital group for Medicaid fund problan
No serious competition likely in r eelection effort
Governor ill with influenza
Appoi ntments to boards and commissions announced
Will consider public takeover of AP&L to halt Grand Gulf cost
Favors annual sessions of Legislature
Delighted with state Educ Bd acceptance on ne.w standards
Opposes DHE plan to raise college tuition fees
Put in good word for Stephens Inc bid on Baldwin United Corp
Makes additional appointments to state boards and commissions
Offers plan for Ark, Oklahana to void truck taxes
Sets execution date for Wilburn Anthony Henderson
Accused by Peggy Nabors of inj ecting race into testing bill
Accused of saying some teachers cannot read and write
Seething because Donald T Regan says farmers cbing fine
Fr eanan did not accuse Clinton of ranark about teachers
Names manbers of School Reorganization Study Comm
Tel.ls Cong p:inel. federal response to disaster is a disaster
Makes appointments to boards and commissions
Speaks on equal opportunity at Philander Smith program
Jesse Jackson receives warm wel.oome to Ark fran Gov Clinton
Sets execution dates for five condemned men
Retaliatory tax on trucks could get out of hand, Clinton says
Names Teacher Education, Certification and Evaluation Comm
Better financing for economic devel.opnent of state sought
Wants to plant another oak in manory of Martin Luther King
Blamed by Tan Ferstl for funding problan in LR School Dist
Appoi nts two to state boards and commissions
Visits tornado-damaged area of Greers Ferry Lake
Governor asks UCA to revie.w insurance for Elaine Connell
Appoi ntments to boards and commissions announced
says state will not use unitary tax plan for business
Visits trade show, tours factories in Fort Smith
Attends funeral of Roosevelt L Thompson
Vows to defend teacher competency tests he sponsored
List of recent appnts to state boards and commissions
Parcbns Yellville Mayor Altus Doshier
Urges US to protect Ark branine producers f ran imports
Praises Daisy Bates , resumption of Arkansas State Press
Raninds education admrs of their importance to state progress
says funds too low to r estore step increase of state workers
Governor opposes organized prayer in public schools
Appoi ntments to state boards and commissions announced
Gets no invitation to AEA far6'1el.l for Kai Erickson
Defends his education reform measures in letter to editor
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All
A14
A16
!02
2
2
4
6
1
4
1
3
2
6
4
2
2
2
6
2
5
4
1
1
3
3
1
5
4
5
3
3
5
2
5
1
1
1
2
2
6
1
1
5
1
5
1
1
3
5
1
6
2
3
1
4
1
3
ARKANSAS GAZE'l"I'E INDEX 1984
DA.TE
Education should be issue in Cong races, Governor says
Seeks disaster designation for Cleburne, Poinsett counties
Kept pranise to farmers , Clinton tells Fa.rm Bureau
Reassigns aides to work in re-election camp:tign
Appointments to boards and comnissions announced
Asks G&FC to lift ban on use of cbgs for deer hunting
Will appeal merger of Pulaski Co dists if cost to state rises
G&FC refuses ra;iuest of Gov to delay cbg ban for deer hunts
Casino gambling at Hot Springs opposed � Governor
Sets execution date for Ricky Ray Rector
Sets execution date for 4 men convicted in Lehman murder
Backs Walter Mondale for Den naninee for President
Represents Ark at Arkansas Day at world ' s Fair
Names menbers of Governor ' s Task Force on Crime
Addresses opening session of Governor ' s School
outlines maj or anl:iiasis he expects fran Crime Task Force
Calls for natl student achievanent test for guidel ine
Several appnts to state boards and commissions made
Disa.isses surplus revenues accumulated in treasury
Appoi ntments to state boards and comnissions announced
Wants tureaucratic teacher certification rules relaxed
Wants state anployees to get funds missed in step raises
Appointments to l:x>ards and comnissions accounced
Accuses AP&L of attempt to set up state on Grand Gulf
Seeks protection for State Police on p:ttrol
C.omments on plans to protect state police f ran extremists
Explains stand on AP&L compranise on Grand Gul f
Favors law to control extremists who pranote civil disorder
Appointments to state boards and comnissions announced
C.omment s on plans for better protection of police
Dedicates Union Pacific Systan shop in North Little Rock
Plan to list extremists draws concern fran ACT.U, NRA groups
Addr esses National Democratic Convention in San Francisco
Confers with group of high tech industries on plants for Ark
Announces that Gnmunan Boats to locate in Arkadeliitia
Leaves Dan Natl Conv to pursue high tech factory for Ark
Henry Oliver apptd director of state Crime Lal:x>ratory
Attends funeral of Roy Leon Jr, ix>liceman slain in E Ark
Meets with state anployee group for salary talks
Pledged all of state surplus for salary hike , L D CMen says
Did not pledge full surplus to employee salary, L D CMen says
Revives idea of toll road in ?l'l Arkansas
Governor visits family of Wayne Warwick, who was shot on duty
Job, income gains r esult of educ reform, Governor says
Makes brief conunents on arrest of his brother on drug charges
Governor has avoided f iascoes that marked first adrn
Appointments to l:x>ards , commissions announced
Proix>sed settlement of Grand Gulf not acceptable to Clinton
Says AP&L stockholders should p:ty cost of Grand Gulf
Vows to fight proix>sed casino gambl ing amendnent
Discusses utility rates in talk to state Jaycee convention
Cooments on speech of Mario Cuano at Den Natl Convention
Announces cluster of high tech finns for Ma.tmlelle complex
Attends finals of Bass Masters Classic at Pine Bluff
63
04/18/84
04/20/84
04/25/84
05/03/84
05/05/84
05/12/84
05/21/84
05/22/84
05/23/84
05/30/84
06/08/84
06/09/84
06/11/84
06/14/84
06/18/84
06/19/84
06/22/84
06/24/84
06/29/84
06/29/84
06/30/84
06/30/84
07/01/84
07/03/84
07/03/84
07/08/84
07/10/84
07/12/84
07/12/84
07/14/84
07/15/84
07/16/84
07/17/84
07/18/84
07/19/84
07/19/84
07/20/84
07/23/84
07/24/84
07/24/84
07/25/84
07/25/84
07/26/84
08/01/84
08/03/84
08/05/84
08/07/84
08/09/84
08/10/84
08/11/84
08/12/84
08/12/84
08/18/84
08/19/84
PPG C
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A03
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B02
COl
A06
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A03
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AOl
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AOl
Al5
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A23
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4
4
1
6
1
2
3
ARKANSAS GAZ E.'J.TrE INDEX 1984
DA.TE
Sends repr esentative to service honoring L C Bates
Names William E Brewer to replace Hays Sullivan on G&FC
Seeks aid of Pres Reagan to help with AP&L case befor e FERC
Appoints Webster Hubbell to Supr ane Ct Chief Justice vacancy
Pleased with selection of Venters to head Educ Dept division
stresses need to distribute econ growth all over Arkansas
Appointments to state ooards and commissions announced
Asks state agencies to use moderation in spending funds
Tops list in poll to pick most influential Arkansans
Reportedly opposes prison work release center on Broadway
Makes known several appointments to state bds and comms
Replaces Lonnie Turner on Student Loan Authority Board
Governor leads delegation in search for biotech f irrns
Ra;Juests r eturn of convicted killer John Swindler to Ark
Orders State Police probe of death of Williams in O:mway jail
Freanan asserts Gov grandstanding with Swindler r�uest
Accuses Woody Freanan of distortion in John Swindler case
says Sebastian County sought return of Swindler fran Florida
Accused of responsibility for state anployee turnover
Urges standards for hiring and evaluating school admrs
Critical of industrial develop rept of W Rockefeller Fdn
Praises efforts of Osceola in attracting industry
Exchange of comments with Thanas C McRae on idus developnent
Pleased with success of state prison farm systan
Says AG opinion on teacher testing protects Gov ' s off ice
Woody Freanan calls teacher testing law a Clinton quick fix
Appoinbnents to state ooards and commissions listed
Attends funeral of slain State Trooper Robert M Klein
Expects econanic develop and j obs to be major Legis concern
Wants Grand Jury probe of 196 0 death in Faulkner County Jail
Opposes proposed Amendment 63 on property tax changes
Urges caution in budgeting despite proj ected surplus
Asked by W C Brazil what questions he wants Grand Jury asked
Confident Bioplex International will be built
Wy question Gov wants answered is who killed M Williams
ESquire lists among best and brightest of new generation
Gives his analysis of landslide win of President Reagan
Tells state employees salary raise may come in January
Asks Agri Secy John R Block to aid farmers hurt by rain
Influence with Highway camn grows with third term as Gov
Main agenda for 1985 Legis session outlined
Wants death benefit for policanen increased to $100 , 000
Budgeting for increase of 5 .8 pct in next biennium
Makes r ecommendation for funding of college budgets
Makes several appnts to state ooards and commissions
Farm Bureau warned aoout backing end to price supports
Seeking way to keep International Paper plant open at Camden
Wants $12 million trust fund for indigent health care
Vows to see that schools r eceive every penny of sales tax
Conservative budgeting for colleges pranpts questions
Reveals plan for stimulating econ developnent in Arkansas
Names 26 manbers of Child Support Commission
Indicates that Insurance Conunr Linda Garner may be replaced
Legislators not haPP.f about possibl e replacement of Garner
64
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08/21/84
08/22/84
08/23/84
08/27/84
08/28/84
08/31/84
09/01/84
09/03/84
09/05/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
09/ll/84
09/12/84
09/12/84
09/14/84
09/16/84
09/16/84
09/22/84
09/22/84
09/26/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
10/02/84
10/03/84
10/07/84
10/19/84
1 0/23/84
1 0/26/84
ll/03/84
ll/09/84
ll/10/84
ll/10/84
ll/10/84
11/11/84
11/12/84
11/12/84
11/17/84
11/18/84
11/18/84
11/22/84
ll/27/84
11/28/84
ll/28/84
ll/29/84
11/30/84
12/05/84
12/05/84
12/06/84
12/12/84
12/12/84
12/14/84
12/14/84
PAG C
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A0 8
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A03
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A21
AOl
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Al.3
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1
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1
2
3
2
2
ARKANSAS GAZ ErTE INDEX 1984
DATE
Has misgivings aoout suspension of license of teacher
Budge restraint plea of Gov heeded by ALC for most i:art
Has own bill pr ei:ared for state takeover of AP&L
Endorses plan to reorganize Human Services Dept
Receives report of Governor ' s Task Force on Crime
Will not ask Legis to raise corporate or severance taxes
C.onf ident teacher testing law will survive court challenge
Wants AHTD to tell how funds to be spent if exanption ranoved
CLIN'IDN HILLARY RODHAM
Honored by Arkansas Assn of Social Workers
EEqui re lists among best and brightest of new generation
Speaks at assembly honoring the late Roosevelt Thompson
CLIN'IDN RJBLIC LIBRARY
Response to plea for rooks was overwhelming
CLIN'IDN RCGER
CL'CBS
see - Organizations and Clubs
<DAL
Agency rej ects suhsidy for coal gasification plant in Ark
Lignite gasification proj ect delayed by funding problans
Mine owners face hearings before PC&E
CDCHRAN Pm.1E M
CDFFELT massn.i;
see - Roads and Traffic
CDFEMAN ELOON F
Name among 3 finalists for federal j udge appointment in Ark
COKER BCBBY
CDLEMAN ELIJAH
see also - Gambling
CDLEMAN RCBBYE C
Board manber of dairy finn dies
COLLEG E ArMINISTRA'IORS
Dr Gary Chamberl in says rapid turnover hurts Ark colleges
COLL EG E AJ:l.tlISSIONS
see - College Enrollment and Retention
CDLLEGE BASKE.'IBALL
12/18/84
12/19/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/23/84
1 2/23/84
12/27/84
PAG C
A03
AOl
AOl
A08
A08
A03
A03
AOl
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2
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5
6
6
03/19/84 A06 5
11/11/84 A25 1
11/14/84 BOl 2
02/27/84 BOl 2
03/16/84 C07 3
05/24/84 A03 3
11/28/84 002 6
08/18/84 AOl 6
0 2/09/84 Al.O 5
01/31/84 A07 1
see - Basketba l l - College
COLLEGE CDNOORl'IA
Black college consortium at Little Rock languishes
COLLEG E ffiIME AND VANDM.ISM
CDLLEGE ClJRRIOJLUM
Technical educ in Ark inadequate, industrialists say
Etlucation profs often out of touch with schools, µmel told
Offbeat courses draw adults to colleges for courses
Aerobics to Z en taught at community colleges
CDLLEGE ENRCLLMENr AND RErENl'ION
65
01/21/84 BOl 1
03/04/84
07/25/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
A03
BOl
BOl
BOl
5
2
3
4
ARKANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
see also - College Standards
see also - university of Central Arkansas
Fewer blacks entering coll in Ark, Dr Lloyd V Hackley says
COLLIDE fi\CILITIES
see also - Central Baptist College
see also - Mississippi County Community College
see also - Shorter College
see also - university of Arkansas at Fayetteville
see also - university of Arkansas
see also - university of Arkansas at Little Rock
Building Services Council authorizes work at 5 colleges
State Finance Bd approves certificates for 5 proj ects
<DLLIDE FEES AND COSTS
Bill Foster , Bill Clinton oppose DHE plan for higher tuition
<DLLIDE FINANCE AND BllmEIS
Higher F.ducation Bd adopts budget formulas
Proj ects selected for funding to further new ideas
Amounts received by each school for innovative ideas listed
Higher F.duc Bd backs 16 pct rise in funds for oolleges
Higher Educ Bd urges $56 . 8 million for capital improvements
Private oolleges in Ark increase tuition for current year
Budget of $585 million sent to Legislative Council
Gov Clinton proposes rise of 1 0 .7 for 1985-86 budgets
Conservative budgeting by Gov Clinton pranpts questions
Prisons fare better than colleges in Gov Clinton ' s budget
Heads of schools oppose plan for funds distribution
Officials ask ALC to increase budgets offered by Clinton
Budget higher than that requested by Gov approved by ALC
CX>LLIDE FOOIBALL HALL OF FAME
see also - Al.worth Lance
<DLLIDE GRADiro OF S'IUDENTS
CX>LLIDE GRANTS AND GIFTS
see also - Arkansas College
see also - Harding University
see also - Hendrix College
see also - Ollachita Baptist University
see also - southern Arkansas University
see also - university of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
CDLLIDE LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS
COLLIDE OF THE OZARKS
see also - Basketba.11-COllege Men
William Atherton, A and M Food Services pledge $50 ,000
Library joins OCLC oomputer system
Charlotte W Newoombe Fdn Cbnates $25 ,000 for scholarships
College to mark 150th anniversary
66
PAG C
05/12/84 Al 7 2
03/23/84 A09 3
03/28/84 BOB 4
02/24/84 AOl 5
02/18/84
04/16/84
04/16/84
08/17/84
08/18/84
08/21/84
10/30/84
11/28/84
12/06/84
12/09/84
12/12/84
12/18/84
12/19/84
A03
BOl
BOl
AOl
AOl
A08
A06
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Al.8
HOl
Al.0
BOl
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1
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6
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05/10/84
06/16/84
07/18/84
09/20/84
BOS
A09
A08
B02
4
2
6
4
ARKANSAS GAZEI'I'E INDEX 1984
IM'E
Presl:¥terian Thrift Shop cbnates $10 ,000 to college
College matches $2 million grant fran sam Walton
CDLLEGE PUBLICATIONS
see also - Athletics-COllege
CDLLEGE S<lIOLARSHIPS AND LOANS
Governor ' s Scholars program aims to keep best in Arkansas
Merit Scholarships won by twenty Ark high school students
Rockefeller scholarships for UALR Law School produce grads
Arkansas Rural Ehcbwrnent Fund helps rural students
Merit Scholars listed
Arkansas Service Memorial Scholarship Fund organiz ed
<llildren of Arkansans who die in line of duty to benefit
Arkansas has 21 National Merit Scholarship sernif inalists
Eric Wear named a Rhodes Scholar
Student Loan Guarantee Fdn shows record mmiber of defaults
COLLEGE SEGREGATION
SUbstantial progress cited in Ark desegregation plan
COLLEGE STANI:lMUlS
see also - University of Central Arkansas
Quality Higher F.duca.tion Study Committee meets
Panel divides study into three areas
Higher standards for adnission recommended by Higher F.duc Bd
Panel hears testimony fran college presidents
Schedule of hearings by Quality Standards pmel
Panel on quality revieNs survey responses
Partial list of standards to be recommended by Study Comm
Competency test for students gets tentative approval of pmel
QHEX:: to recommend pay based on merit as well as longevity
Prel iminary r eport by study comm issued
Summary of prel iminary recommendations of QHESC
University leaders fear weakening of local authority
Ray Thornton wants coll heads to revieN QHEX:: proposals
Quality Higher F.ducation Study Comm makes final report
Higher F.ducation Bd adopts final report of QHESC
COLLEGE STATION
see also - R:>verty
CDLLEGE S'IUD EN!' CONilJcr
Eighty-one pct of students surveyed at UAF admit cheating
CDLLEGE TFAQIERS
Dr Don Rye suggests educ instructors teach in public schools
CDLLEGES
see also - Arkansas Baptist College
see also - Arkansas College
see also - Central Baptist College
see also - College of the Ozarks
see also - Harding University
see also - Meadowcreek Proj ect
67
PAG C
09/28/84 Al.8 3
11/03/84 C09 4
03/21/84
04/19/84
04/19/84
05/09/84
05/13/84
08/08/84
08/08/84
09/27/84
12/16/84
12/20/84
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
A27
BOl
BOl
B02
A25
A06
6
2
2
5
5
2
2
6
1
2
04/16/84 A07 2
01/07/84
01/23/84
02/18/84
02/19/84
03/23/84
04/29/84
06/03/84
06/09/84
06/ll/84
07/06/84
07/06/84
09/09/84
09/16/84
10/06/84
10/20/84
A09
A06
A03
Al.3
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12/09/84 A23 1
08/12/84 Al.9 1
ARKANSAS GAZ EPI.'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - North Arkansas Conununity College
see also - Ouachita Baptist University
see also - Phillips County Conununity College
see also - Shorter College
see also - Southern Arkansas University Tech
see also - University of Arkansas Graduate Institute
see also - University of Arkansas at Monticello
Sheffield Nelson favors merger of some schools
Ray Thornton urges oooperation among all oolls in Ark
Four state-supi;x>rted universities marking 75th anniversary
COLLlNS THEDFORD
CDMEm)
see - Sp:ice
CDMEX INC
Trial of suit accusing canex of oonunercial fraud begins
Merrill Lynch testifies it was unable to disoover scheme
Comex was formed by Fi rst Conunercial Bank
Merrill Lynch awarded $1 .3 million in suit
Judge awards $1 .2 million to Worthen Bank
Comex wins $201 ,719 fran Worthen Bank and Trust Co
COMIDNICATION SATELLITES
see also - Advanced Cooununi cation Corp
CDMmNITY DEVELOPMENI'
see - Area Planning
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Youth of Fi rst United Meth Ch of NLR pr ep:tre union mission
CDMPANIFS AND FACTORIES
see also - AFCO Metals Inc
see also - APl' Construction Co
see also - Agrioo Chemical Co
see also - Aluminum Comi:any of America
see also - American Fuel Cell and Coated Fabrics Co
see also - American Telephone and Telegraph Co
see also - American Transportation Corp
see also - Andys of America
see also - Apollo Lakewood Inc
see also - Arbor Products Inc
see also - Arkansas Best Corp
see also - Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
see also - Arkansas-F.conanic Developnent
68
PAG C
04/22/84 Al.5 1
08/10/84 Al.0 2
09/16/84 A09 1
02/28/84
02/29/84
03/01/84
03/01/84
03/07/84
12/13/84
C07
A03
AOl
AOl
DOB
DOS
1
1
2
2
1
1
07/09/84 AOl 5
ARKANSAS GAZEI'l'E INDEX 1984
DA.TE
see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also see also -
Arkla Industries Inc
Aranatique
Baldwin United Corp
Best Foods Co
Bioplex International
Burroughs Corp
Burroughs Corp
CCX Network Inc
Cooper Communities
Cranford Johnson Associates
Cranpton Co Inc
Crossett Lumber Co
Cyro Industries
Daisy Manufacturing Co
Del Monte Frozen Foods Inc
Dermott Clothing Corp
Dow Olanical Co
Exchange Parts of Arkansas
Fi rst Pyramid Life Insurance Company of America
General Motors Corp
Gold Kist Inc
Government Bonds and Investments
Gravette Shelling Co
Grumman Boats
Hogan Ben M Co Inc
Hudson Foods Inc
Hussman Corp
Innovation Industries Inc
International Paper Co
IaCroix Optical Co
Iadish Co
Levi Strauss and Co
Malvern Cable Co
Mass Merchandisers Inc
Menifee Mills
Middle South Utilities Inc
Midland Products Co
Molex Inc
Monark Boat Co
Monark Boat Co
lt>or e E R Co
Mountain Valley Spring Co
Murµiy Oil Co
National Investors Life Insurance Co
National Tube Co
Orbit Valve Co
Paris Shoe Co
Pel Freeze Rabbit Meat Inc
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Pilgrim Pride Poultry Co
Pine Bluff Spike Works
Pollution
RSC Mining Co
Retail Stor es
69
PJ\.G C
ARKANSAS GAZ EP!'E lNDEX 1984
Dl\TE
see also - Reynolds Metals Co
see also - Rhynecliffe
see also - Ril e'f Lyon Inc
see also - Robertson H H Co
see also - School App;lr el Inc
see also - Sianans Allis Small Motors Division
see also - southwestern Bell Telephone C.O
see also - southwestern Bell Telephone Co
see also - southwestern Electric Power Co
see also - Speed Queen Co
see also - Stephens Inc
see also - Storall Manufacturing Co
see also - Tel.America
see also - 'Ibis Cant Be Yogurt
see also - Tosco Corp
see also - Tracor MBA
see also - Tubular C.oqx:>ration of America
see also - 'fyson Foods Inc
see also - Vertac Ol.anical Corp
see also - Vought Corp
see also - Western Tube and C.Onduit Corp
see also - We'jerhaeuser Corp
see also - Whirlpool Corp
see also - Wren Skyships Ltd
see also - Yarnell Ice Cream Co
Colleges cb not provide adequate technical training
David Harrington leads trip to Calif in search of nEW plants
Team visit to California turns up five prospects
Shoe plant closing cost Ark 2 , 000 jobs since 1976
Newport and Jackson County plans agency to pranote industry
Newport-Jackson County area raises $13 4 , 000 to fund agency
Bill Clinton confers wih high tech consortium in Calif
Gov Bill Clinton pursues high tech plants in California
Baxter and Marion Counties use self-help to attract indus
Consultant firm to develop plan for attracting high tech j obs
Bill Becker advocates law ra;1uiring notice of plant closings
Group pushes Arkansas as site for biotech, medical finns
Bill Clinton leads group wooing biotech firms to Arkansas
Johnson County raising funds for indus developnent
Johnson County group gets pledges of $312, 750 for indus
Arkansas indus policy criticized by Winthrop Rockefeller Fdn
Gov Bill Cl inton reacts negatively to Rockefeller report
Thanas C McRae oomments on Rockefeller Fdn report on indus
Thanas C McRae says state policy like a blind hog
Trade policies of Reagan blamed for loss of 1 , 900 jobs in Ark
Gov Bill Clinton seeks aid for workers at Morrilton
Arkansas ranks 30th for attractiveness for small business
Corporate tax increase should be used for educ, report says
Rockefeller Fdn report says firms not p:tying tax share
Shutdown of five factories made nEWs in Ark in 1984
Gov Bill Cl inton offers aid to laid-off workers at Osceola
COMRJLSORY EOOCATION
see - Eklucation-Compulsory
CDMRJTERS
70
03/04/84
03/26/84
0 4/09/84
06/03/84
06/03/84
07/12/84
07/18/84
07/19/84
07/26/84
08/11/84
09/03/84
09/08/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/15/84
09/26/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
10/21/84
10/23/84
10/27/84
ll/21/84
11/21/84
12/30/84
19/23/84
Pl!G C
A03
A07
A0 4
A08
A21
D06
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A07
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BOl
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C09
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see - Data Processing
CDN<DRD SOIOCL DISTRICI'
Panel named to check content of textbooks , libraries
List of guidelines used by pmel to check book contents
Panel finds nothing obj ectionable in library
Panel pleased after search of library materials
Panel finds nothing wrong in high school textbooks
Panel finds no problen with high school textbooks
Complaints about sex education texts led to probe of books
Panelist finds offensive books in high school library
Dr Sol Gorron prefers that school ban his book
Panel completes its r eport on findings
Group of parents organize to oppose book-examining panel
Ruth Bowman is on panel checking books in district
School Bd minutes show Ruth Bowman complained about sex educ
Concord panel wants two books marked for parents only
School Bd receives r eport of book examination panel
Text of report of book-examining committee
Sdlool officials oonfirm thE:¥ met privately prior to bd meet
Restricted access to books is censorship, Betty Kerns says
CDNOOMINIUM.S
see - Housing
CDR;RESS
see also - Alexander Bill
see also - Anthony Beryl
see also - Bethune F.d
see also - Bumpers Dale
see also - Harmnerschmidt John Paul
see also - Pryor Da.vid
CDR;RESS - ARKANSAS DELEGATION
see also - southwestern El ectric Power Co
Attendance at recent �roll call votes have suffered
Congressmen sailing on sea of PAC money
Article on absenteeism of menbers
CDR;RESS - HOOS E DISTRICI' 1
Bill Alexander lists oontrib.ltors to r eelection bid
steve Abernathy to oppose Bill Alexander for Dem nomination
Bill Al exander enoo rsed by Arkansas F.ducation Association
Dr Steve Abernathy files for Democratic nomination
Steve Abernathy hits Alexander renarks on Central America
Bill Al exander enoorsed by AFL-CIO
Bill Al exander lists campaign oontrib.ltors
steve Abernathy says party politics will not dictate to him
steve Abernathy says Bill Alexander can be defeated
Bill Alexander j mnps to large lead in vote returns
Bill Al exander received 77 pct of vote in Dem primary
Pete M Cochran believes Reagan popularity will aid his race
Pete Cochran expects popularity of Reagan to aid him in race
Bill Al exander easily defeats Pete Cochran
CDR;RESS - HOOSE DISTRICI' 2
see also - Robinson Toimey
Ekl Bethune will not seek reelection
William F Sherman seeks Democratic nomination
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Several names mentioned as possible candidates
Judy Petty studies possible race for seat
Dr Il:lle Alford to seek seat
Dale Alford says he was not a racist during 1957 crisis
Judy Petty closer to candidacy for GOP nomination
Paul Riviere formally enters race for Dem nomination
James R Taylor is independent candidate
William F Sherman discusses possible candidacy
Taylor has difficult task ahead
Judy Petty talks to Pr es Reagan about race
Olarles George to seek Danocratic nanination
Candidates speak to wanen ' s group
Judy Petty announces candidacy for GOP nomination
stanley Russ announces candidacy for Dan nomination
'Ibedford Collins j oins quest for Democratic nomination
Paul Riviere outlines econanic plan at fund raiser
Paul Riviere would vote for nuclear aans freeze
Olarles L George will not make race for nomination
Stanley Russ advocates govt spending cap, abortion ban
'Ibedford Collins would preserve industrial bond issues
Judy Petty files as Republican candidate
Paul Riviere says better education is his top priority
Six candidates discuss issue of prayer in public schools
Pulaski County Sheriff � Robinson seeks Dem nanination
Candidates discuss abortion issues
Candidates discuss nuclear arms issues
Five candidates back defense cuts
Judy Petty says Ronald Reagan encouraged her to enter race
Paul Riviere endorsed by AFL-CIO
Being Congr essnan not j ob for statesman, T Robinson says
Tamey Robinson reveals loo:r;hole in FERC order on Grand Gulf
Paul Riviere sold soul for AFL backing, � Robinson says
Tamey Robinson says he was praying AFL would not enoorse him
stanley Russ criticizes tough talk of 'l'amey' Robinson
Thedford Collins urges opponents to stick to issues
Dale Alford wants j udges made ana-lerable for decisions
Tamey Robinson wisecracked anQ\?ers, AFL spokesman says
Ernest Dumas discusses Robinson, Petty pledge to be fighters
Candidates list contrirutions to cami;aign
stanley Russ says Tanrey Robinson style will not work in Cong
Paul Riviere n quest for TV funds irks publisher Cone Magie
Stanley Russ unhaPP.f with Pulaski school dist merger order
Gerald Ford to appear at Searcy in behalf of Fd Bethune
Tamey Robinson comi;ares himself to Abraham Lincoln
Contributions list of Stanley Russ
Riviere, Russ and Robinson address Civitan Club in LR
Arkansas Poll figures questioned by Riviere cainEaign
stanley Russ would urge law to curb busing for social reasons
Dale Alford strongly critical of school merger order
Robinson says he is pro-business, Russ releases NFA questions
Paul Riviere backs appeal of LR school merger order
Lack of oonation by Collins may have cost him Coal ition help
SChools again issue as Dale Alford seeks return to House
Candidates speak at Jacksonville
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04/23/84
0 4/26/84
04/28/84
04/28/84
04/28/84
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05/04/84
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ARKANSAS GAZEPI'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
Paul Riviere, Ton1rc¥ Robinson trade criticisms
Spending by T Robinson is topic of interest
Paul Riviere making vigorous cantEaign for nomination
Thedford Collins wants tax looi;.holes eliminated
Stanley Russ calls Robinson weenie danagogue
Ton1rc¥ Robinson r eoor d explored in Gazette editorial
Report shows T Robinson has borr<Med $20 8 , 500
Russ position is milder version of Tararw Robinson
'l'omrr!Y Robinson responds to critics of his borrowing
Issues cross racial , economic lines, 'lhedford Collins says
Tamey Robinson reports additional $20 , 000 in cxmtributions
Riviere questions Robinson loans, attacks funds handling
Russ says j udge wrong to use power for social b:l.lance in sch
Article discusses borrowing, spending by T Robinson
Stanley Russ reports on funding, expenditures in race
Candidates speak at Mount Nebo Olicken Fry
Finances of T Robinson raise maey questions
Robinson aide says $50 ,0000 loan repaid
Reagan policy becomes issue along with local concerns
'lhedford Collins encbrsed by Jim Guy Tucker
Rainbow leader decided to give backing to T Collins
Five Democrats seeking seat hold deb:l.te
Robinson accused of vow to halt income, SS tax payments
Former Judge Lowber Hendricks discusses Robinson' s reoor d
Five candidates hold another deb:l.te
Robinson meets with political power structur e of Yell County
Stanley Russ says Robinson leading in race for nomination
Deb:l.te brings forth no manorable lines
Danocratic candidates discuss arms, for eign policy
TCJnnw Robinson, Paul Riviere in runoff for Dan nan:lllation
Restraint marks foes as runoff loans
Robinson gets 40 pct of votes, leads in 7 of 8 counties
Article discusses Robinson appeal for voters in district
wans for camµlign are subj ect of controversy
Robinson loans total $287 , 5 49, while Riviere spends $229,157
Stanley Russ , 'lhedford Collins make no endorsement
Dr Dale Al ford endorses Paul Riviere in runoff
Rainbow Coal ition leaders endorse Robinson in runoff
Names of contributors to Robinson fund prior to announcement
Paul Riviere encbrsed by A<DRN in news conference
Riviere files complaint against Robinson with FEC
Riviere makes public copies of his loans, Robinson refuses
Robinson contributors include energy companies
Tarey Robinson raised $300 , 000 by stacking loans
Paul Riviere endorsed by Arkansas F.ducation Association
T Robinson defends his reoo r d on Grand Gul f power plant costs
Joe Purcell stays relaxed while di recting Riviere cantEaign
Paul Riviere stresses util ity issues
Tamey Robinson favors funds for veterans education
Paul Riviere accused of abuse of finance rules in b:l.nk loan
'l'oJm¥ Robinson fields hard questions before civic clul:E
Paul Rivier e visits Boys State, reeks nuclear fret:2e
Fourth of Robinson gifts above $200 are utility-linked
labor has been main contributor to Paul Riviere
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05/18/84
0 5/18/84
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05/20/84
0 5/20/84
05/22/84
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05/23/84
05/24/84
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ARKANSAS GAZE:rl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Paul Riviere pleased with reception in Faulkner County
Iowber Hendricks levels blast against Tonmry Robinson
Luke Quinn lists reasons for his suppor t of Tcxmey Robinson
Ernest Dl.llnas discusses util ity connection of T Robinson
Official totals in Democratic primary
Paul Riviere encbrsed by two black groups
Robinson camp:iign mgr alleges cbuble standard in Gazette
Riviere and Robinson debate issues on 'N programs
candidates complete weekend of joint apppearances
'Ihree black groups encbrse Paul Riviere for Congress
Toney Robinson encbrsed by Robert Mcintosh
Toney Robinson comments on victory over Paul Riviere
Paul Riviere comments on his loss to Tonmry Robinson
Toney Robinson defeats Paul Riviere for Dem nanination
Vote by county in Democratic runoff
� Robinson leaves for vacation in Texas day after victory
Ernest Dumas says a legend won Democratic nomination
Many liberal and moderate Dens may avitch to Taylor
Bob Lesl ie says real race can now begin
'l'ann¥ Robinson lists additional ca.nl};aign contributions
Robinson nomination puzzles national , international press
Jim Taylor is critical factor in Robinson, Petty race
Riviere workers ask FOC to cancel probe of Robinson funding
Bank loans to Tamey Robinson called an innovation
David Pryor , Wilbur Mills pl edge to help Robinson
� Robinson visits Washington, sees acceptance
Banks felt secure about loan re:r;ayment, 'l.'annW Robinson says
Judy Petty favors balanced budget amendnent
Judy Petty asks cut in Cong j unkets, travel by Pres Reagan
� Robinson visits National Democratic Convention
Bank loans were used by lx>th Robinson and Riviere
'l'omiey Robinson stoi:ped for speeding in LR, no ticket given
'l'orrey Robinson angered by publ ication of speeding incident
Robinson camp:iign :r;aid for work activists did
Robinson cam:r;aign p:iid funds to Robert Mcintosh, Odus Wilson
Payments to Mcintosh, Wilson defended by Robinson camp
Payments, backing of Robinson called unr elated
Judy Petty supports curbing power of j udges in utility rates
Judy Petty, Tamey Robinson compete in attack on courts
Toney Robinson calm, cool as radio host for call-in show
Judy Petty arranges for Washington calls on her radio show
Fil Bethune votes on l egis on aged attacked by Harold Jinks
'l'orrey Robinson says loans to be re:r;aid soon
'l'orrey Robinson makes attack on national Republican policies
� Robinson says he may be liberal on F.qual Rights Arndt
Reports show gifts to Robinson for 1982 race exceeded limits
� Robinson blames secretary for reporting incorrectly
Judy Petty amazed at funds spent by US Fducation Dept
Moral Majority ' s Roy McLaughlin critical of Robinson on ERA
'l'omiey Robinson re-assigns funds received for Sheriff ' s race
T Robinson responds to McLaughl in ranark on ERA stand
Inqui ry sought on six unsecured loans to T Robinson
Robinson pl edges to work for educ funds
Judy Petty critical of social programs, wants workfare
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ARKANSAS GAZET.l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Bethune and Pryor square off in spirited debate
Bethune solicits funds fran pol itical action coonnittees
Darrell Glascock refuses offer for Robinson to debate on TV
T Robinson says he has lead, sees no need for debate
Petty says voters aware of Robinson refusal to debate
Fd Bethune talks alx>ut imperial judiciary at GOP meeting
'I'amW Robinson says he would be foe of school consolidation
T Robinson would suppor t restriction of US cts in school case
Judy Petty praninent at Republican National Convention
Judy Petty tells GOP Conv sane things are worse than war
Jim Taylor waiting for Dens to review Robinson funds
Jim Taylor assails coone
n nt by Petty on war
T Robinson pledges to r aise taxes only as last resort
Steve Clark takes Bethune to task over move of Hane Loan Bank
Cache River work opposed by 'I'amW Robinson and Jim Taylor
Judy Petty ranark on war shocked Lottie Shackelford
Arkansas Fdlcation Assn to make no enoorsement
Judy Petty says poll shoos she is ahead
Judy Petty says she might suwart ERA in different form
Maur een Reagan, Guy Vander Jagt to camµtign for Petty
Maureen Reagan comes to Little Rock to back Judy Petty
Judy Petty comment on NCW may be sour grapes, N Carter says
T Robinson coone
n nts on budget def icit, F.RA
Pryor official says Bethune poll had loaded questions
Congressman Guy Vander Jagt camp;i.igns for Judy Petty
National GOP pmel to give maximmn finances to Judy Petty
Judy Petty clarifies, stands by ranark on war
Judy Petty, 'l'oncy Robinson speak at Summerset Festival
Judy Petty opposes settlement of Grand Gul f cost by AP&L
Jim Taylor asks Dan Party to probe T Robinson finances
Judy Petty favors deferral of tuition credit plan
Robinson hosts Den i;arty with free liquor and a band
Jim Taylor asks for refund after hearing alx>ut i;arty
Judy Petty sees hypocricy when Reagan blamed for deficits
T Robinson coonen
n ts on nuclear freeze, other intnl. problans
Candidates speak at Pulaski County Bar assn meeting
Jim Taylor protests omission fran debate
Robinson releases list of $1 , 000 contributors
Record of Judy Petty in Legis is not inq:>r essive, Dmnas says
Jack Kemp cami;aigns in Ark for Judy Petty
T Robinson tells veterans there is nothing worse than war
All 3 candidates stress suppor t for Social Security
Tannw Robinson would offer bills to limit US j udges, FERC
Jim Taylor says T Robinson distorts his own positions
Jim Taylor invited to debate after all
Article traces private and public life of Judy Petty
Article traces private and publ ic life of 'l'omrey' Robinson
Article traces private and public life of Jim Taylor
Both Petty and Robinson speak at Peace Through Strength rally
Judy Petty finds Mondal e call for tax rise incredible
Judy Petty hopes to benef it f ran Reagan popularity in Ark
Judy Petty gets enoorsement f ran President Reagan
Democrats say polls shoo Pryor leading Bethune 3 to 1
Fd Bethune denies Dan claim that he has fund-raising problan
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ARKANSAS GAZEPI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Robinson would make water supply a top priority if elected
Three candidates make j oint appearance at meeting
candidates disoover diversity of voters in district
Tamey' Robinson has been model of restraint during campaign
Tamey' Robinson and Judy Petty exchange barbs in campaign
David M Hargis rE.'17iE:.Ws history of Sheriff Tornn¥ Robinson
'I'omnW Robinson grapples with abortion issue
President Reagan featured in TV ads for Fd Bethune
Judy Petty greeted warmly at fund-raiser in Yell County
Petty suppor ts govt aid for day care centers at businesses
'I'omnW Robinson still owes $226 ,471 on loans
Jim Taylor sees other candidates as serving oil , gas interest
Tann¥ Robinson enCbrsed by Arkansas Education Association
Democrats say Tamey Robinson running even with Judy Petty
D Glasoock says Petty once ran around braless, barefoot
Tamey' Robinson pours mor e money into advertising
Tamey' Robinson says opponents distort his viE:.W on abortion
Bunker Hunt is Petty ' s no 1 supporter , Glasoock charges
Tamey Robinson, Judy Petty show wide differences on educ
Judy Petty labels as ludicrous charge of Bunker Hunt ties
List of gifts to Petty shows 40 pct f ran PAC groups
Robinson thinks UA-Texas game would be on TV if in Congress
TormI¥ Robinson says criticism of his finances should end
Judy Petty and Jim Taylor engage in question, answer session
Tann¥ Robinson answers questions on radio call-in show
Shift in campaigns of Petty and Robinson seen during debate
Three candidates debate on live 'IV in Sherwood
Wanen activist groups have not rallied to Judy Petty
Spokesmen for Petty and Robinson deny Brooks claim on debate
Tom Brooks says other candidates wanted Taylor out of debate
Jim Taylor asks if Petty and Robinson less than truthful
Judy Petty takes foreign policy questions at Uc.A
Tamey' Robinson campaigns in Yell County
Charles D MatthE:.Ws, former chmn of Ark Dems, backs Petty
Bob Bland says vote for Taylor is in effect , vote for Petty
Robinson backer , Bob Bland, asks Jim Taylor to leave race
Tamey' Robinson seeks aid for workers who lost j obs
Jim Taylor wants cap on mortgage interest tax deductions
Judy Petty sees nothing wrong with PAC campaign funds
Robinson would steal el ection if he oould, Inn Sun<i;{uist says
Jim Taylor sees advantages to being underdog in race
Robinson backers say Petty win would cause Ice Age in Ark
T Robinson r efers to 2 opponents as worms running thei r mouth
T Robinson, J Taylor address Bricklayers Union picnic
Rosi e Grier campaigns for Judy Petty
Article points out false notes in Petty campaign trumpet
J Petty and T Robinson take campaigns to black churches in LR
Robert Mcintosh oondemns Grier support of Judy Petty
Rosi e Greer pr eaches at black church with J Petty present
Judy Petty denies her race co-ordinated by national GOP
Linda Jordan is campaign co-ordinator for Judy Petty
Fd Bethune j ubilant over impending Reagan visit to Ark
Jerry Falwell endorses Judy Petty for US Congress
Judy Petty offered to help Shorter Coll avoid paying debt
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10/07/84
10/07/84
10/09/84
10/09/84
10/10/84
10/11/84
10/11/84
10/12/84
10/12/84
10/12/84
1 0/14/84
10/14/84
10/15/84
10/15/84
1 0/15/84
10/15/84
10/15/84
10/16/84
10/16/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/19/84
10/19/84
10/21/84
10/21/84
10/21/84
10/22/84
1 0/22/84
10/23/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
10/25/84
1 0/26/84
10/26/84
10/26/84
10/26/84
10/26/84
10/27/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
1 0/28/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
1 0/29/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/30/84
10/30/84
10/31/84
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1
ARKANSAS GAZEPI'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
List of contributors to Judy Petty and Tamw Robinson
Judy Petty to be aboard Air Force One with Pres Reagan
Tornfi¥ Robinson takes his cam:i;:a.ign to the streets
Don Sunci;Iuist and Mickey F.dwards cam:i;:a.ign for T Robinson
TOOJI¥ Robinson ad welcomes Pres Reagan to Arkansas
Jim Taylor hits Judy Petty stand on education
Judy Petty meets with Pres Reagan aboard Air Force One
'l'amey' Robinson explains ad welcoming Pres Reagan to Ark
CamEBign has been expensive
Visit by Pres Reagan expected to boost Judy Petty canq;aign
Petty endorsed by AME bishop after pranise to help Shorter
Arkansas Gazette declines to make endorsement in race
Tornfi¥ Robinson defeats Judy Petty for Congr essional seat
Judy Petty had not conceded def eat at late hour
'1'omiey Robinson says antics in Congr ess not likely
Race by Judy Petty was repeat of 1 97 4 bid for seat
Bill Alexander to introduce Robinson in Washington
Judy Petty image as a Reagan robot may have cost her votes
'l'amey' Robinson expects PACs, Ark businesses to EBY off debt
Ernest Dumas discusses cam:i;:a.ign debt of Tamey Robinson
Physicians plan ft.md-raiser for Tamey Robinson
Business and political leaders set ft.md-raiser for Robinson
Pollster says Tatm¥ Robinson was seen as incumbent
Tann¥ Robinson predicts cam:i;:a.ign debt to take year to EBY
CDKiRESS - HOOSE DISTR.Icr 3
John Paul Harranersdunidt lists cam:i;:a.ign ft.mds
John Paul Hammerschmidt has no opposition for re-election
John Paul Harranerschmidt lists cam:i;:a.ign contributors
'1'omiey Robinson pledges vote on four issues in Congress
CO�RESS - HOO S E DISTR.Icr 4
Beryl Anthony lists contributions to his r eelection camEBign
Beryl Anthony to seek reelection
Beryl Anthony draws no opponent in re-election bid
Beryl Anthony lists cam:i;:a.ign contributors
Roy E Rood is write-in candidate for seat
Roy Rood rt.ms as write-in to send message to Beryl Anthony
Roy Rood seeks to t.mseat Beryl Anthony
Beryl Anthony easily def eats Roy Rood
CDKiRESS - SENATE
F.d Betht.me may seek seat held by David Pryor
Ekl Bethune says control of Sen by GOP vital
Betht.me strategy discussed
National leaders of GOP encourage Betht.me
Sen David Pryor annot.mces for reelection to second term
Betht.me sees stalemate if Democrats captur e Senate
Ekl Betht.me acts like a candidate
Betht.me for Senate Committee formed
David Pryor and Ed Betht.me list contributions
Ekl Betht.me holds private session with Pres Reagan
Signs point to race by F.d Bethune
Ekl Bethune to seek Senate seat
Ekl Betht.me attacks super bureaucrats in Washington
Areas of support for Bethune, Pryor discussed
David Pryor says Ed Bethune to get $1 million fran GOP
77
PIG C
10/31/84
11/01/84
11/01/84
11/01/84
11/02/84
11/02/84
11/03/84
11/03/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/07/84
11/07/84
11/08/84
11/08/84
11/08/84
11/09/84
11/14/84
11/21/84
11/28/84
11/30/84
12/01/84
12/18/84
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1
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02/07/84
0 4/04/84
0 4/22/84
11/06/84
C06
A03
Al.6
Al.2
6
3
5
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02/03/84
02/22/84
04/04/84
04/22/84
09/06/84
09/16/84
11/05/84
11/07/84
A03
A03
A03
Al.6
Al.2
A07
BOl
Al.4
5
1
3
5
4
4
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1
01/01/84
01/04/84
01/04/84
01/07/84
01/10/84
01/13/84
01/22/84
01/25/84
01/31/84
02/03/84
02/11/84
02/12/84
02/14/84
02/19/84
02/26/84
AOl
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Al.7
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DATE
Democratic poll shows Pryor leads 2 to 1 over Bethune
David Pryor plans to run scared in race with Bethune
F.d Bethune makes his entry into race official
Lamar Keels of Camden to f ile as independent
Rev Lamar Keels fails to get on rellot for Senate contest
Arkansas to be battleground for oontrol , George Bush says
George Bush in Ark to camEBign for F.d Bethune
Gerald Ford speaks at rally at Searcy
Searcy rally has fervor , intensity of camp:i.ign end
F.d Bethune files list of contributors to camEBign fund
Rev Lamar Keels to seek seat as writ&-- in candidate
Jack Kanp visits Ark to raise funds for F.d Bethune race
F.d Bethtme defends his votes on RFA, other programs
F.d Bethune says j obless rise should not be overani;hasiz ed
Report released by Pryor says Bethune proposal would harm RFA
F.d Bethune gets questions on his cainEBign trek
F.d Bethune attacks liberal federal j udges, vows scrutiny
David Pryor r esponds to Bethune criticism
F.d Bethune blames l iberal j udges for evils of society
David Pryor and Ed Bethune smile, SEBr in 'IV debate
Bethune accuses Pryor of caving in to oo-op:;
F.d Bethune urges r estraining loan programs
Bethune, Pryor exchange c:ormnents on Pryor vote on taxes
David Pryor explains stand on Grenada
Bethune camEBign dead in the water , Pryor says
F.d Bethune camEBigns across North Arkansas
Pryor and Bethune trade attacks over RFA
F.d Bethune says convention showed liberal side of Democrats
Contest between Ed Bethune and navid Pryor creates early sti r
Bethune unveils new ad attacking Pryor as high tax proponent
F.d Bethune says David Pryor hiding
David Pryor says Bethune distorts his stand
Bethune and Pryor SEBr over Pryor remark on Grenada action
Pryor explains remark about Bethune buying Arkansas Democrat
Ernest Dumas analyzes Pryor ' s r ecord for liberal voting
Beryl Anthony says Ed Bethune deceived branine workers
David Pryor r eleases poll showing his lead over Bethune
Summary of cxmtest between Bethune and Pryor
David Pryor says Repuhs launder funds sent to aid Ed Bethune
David Pryor speaks on Ark committment to education
Bethune tells GOP Natl Conv that Democrats too liberal
F.d Bethune engages in impranptu debate with peace group
Resentment against federal j udges blossans as Ark issue
Pryor stresses his independence fran presidential control
David Pryor , F.d Bethune discuss issues with farmers
David Pryor officially opens his camEBign in Camden
Ernest Dumas c:omEBres Pryor with Bethune on camEBign
David Pryor takes bid for off ice to oounty officials
Senate race shapes up as organization versus media blitz
David Pryor asserts GOP subverts intent of fair election law
Harold Jinks letter takes Republicans to task
David Pryor discusses coming battle with Texas over water
Rev Lamar Keels gives up bid to run for Senate seat
Charl es Manatt says GOP funnels illegal aid to Ed Bethune
78
03/23/84
03/24/84
03/31/84
04/03/84
04/04/84
05/04/84
05/04/84
05/13/84
05/13/84
05/25/84
05/30/84
06/09/84
07/09/84
07/10/84
07/10/84
07/11/84
07/12/84
07/12/84
07/15/84
07/19/84
07/19/84
07/20/84
07/20/84
07/21/84
07/21/84
07/22/84
07/22/84
07/23/84
07/29/84
08/01/84
08/04/84
08/10/84
08/12/84
08/12/84
08/16/84
08/18/84
08/19/84
08/19/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
08/22/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
08/29/84
08/30/84
08/30/84
09/02/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
09/10/84
09/12/84
09/13/84
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ARKAN� GAZ E.Tl'E lNDEX 1984
IY\TE
Fii Bethune charges William R Wilson Jr aiding Pryor in race
Wilson has called for state bar protest of j udge interviews
Etl Bethune cites his ties to Reagan in plea for votes
Both Pryor and Bethune take credit for helping branine indus
F.d Bethune not being honest on judge appnt, David Pryor says
David Pryor has oollected $1 .3 million for re-election race
Jim Johnson defends Ed Bethune on j udge interview process
David Pryor ani;tiasiz es his independence on issues
Etl Bethune says David Pryor tied to Deno national ticket
Senator Jaoob Garn to appear in Ark in suppor t of F.d Bethune
Stran 'Ihurmond supports intervia-1 method used by Fii Bethune
No secret pranises made to Bethune on branine, w Brock says
Bethune and Pryor trade charges over debates
David Pryor has support of AMA, but Ark group favors Bethune
David Pryor proposes freez e on federal l::udget
Agricultur e Secy John R Block to camtaign for Fii Bethune
Offensive stance of David Pryor surprises some observers
Republicans pour into Ark to help Ed Bethune camtaign
House votes missed by Bethune since Labor Day pointed out
Farmers for Pryor group formed
Newsletter for bankers lists Garn appearance for Bethune
Pryor backers upset by notice in bankers newsletter
F.d Bethune criticizes David Pryor on Grand Gulf problans
Pryor says Grand Gul f problan is r esult of law judge ruling
Jake Garn cancel s visit for Bethune because of work in C.ong
Ratetayers Fight Back say Bethune wrong to blame Pryor
F.d Bethune danands maj or probe of Grand Gul f oontract
David Pryor says he was el ected to r epr esent Arkansas
Reoord of David Pryor on tax issues discussed by Ernest Dumas
F.d Bethune expects pr essur e to force David Pryor to debate
Etl Bethune continues camtaign as Pryor returns to capital
F.d Bethune says nothing happening in C.ongress
American Security C.ouncil targets David Pryor for defeat
John R Block comes to Ark to camtaign for F.d Bethune
American Security Council abandons plans to fight Pryor
Bethune charges David Pryor baffled by energy issues
David Pryor predicts voters will r ej ect GOP strategy
SUmmary of week ' s activities in camtaign for Senate seat
Grand Gulf power plant has become issue in Senate race
Ek1 Bethune pins his hopes on popularity of Ronald Reagan
Republ icans r eport Ed Bethune not gaining on David Pryor
David Pryor camtaigns in Helena and eastern Arkansas
F.d Bethune debates John W Walker on federal j udge selection
Fish fry, rally held for David Pryor at West Memi;his
Bethune and Pryor have brief exchange of words
List of oontributors to David Pryor and Fii Bethune
Bethune urges social program cuts, including Social Security
Donald Regan camtaigns in Ark for Fii Bethune
David Pryor opposes cuts in Social Security benef its
F.d Bethtme discusses foreign affairs in Harrison speech
Ek1 Bethune wants probe to see if state misled on Grand Gulf
William E Brock camtaigns for Etl Bethune in race for Senate
Three facets of personality displayed by Fii Bethune
Pryo r not a l l ow i ng con f i dence to ove rtake ca u t i on
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09/16/84
09/16/84
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09/20/84
09/22/84
0 9/23/84
09/24/84
09/25/84
09/25/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
09/28/84
09/28/84
09/28/84
09/29/84
09/30/84
09/30/84
10/01/84
10/02/84
10/05/84
10/05/84
10/05/84
10/05/84
10/06/84
10/06/84
10/07/84
10/07/84
10/07/84
10/09/84
10/10/84
10/10/84
10/ll/84
10/ll/84
10/12/84
10/13/84
10/13/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/14/84
10/15/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
1 0/18/84
10/19/84
10/19/84
10/19/84
10/20/84
10/20/84
10/21/84
10/21/84
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A06
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!avid Pryor end:>rsed for re-election by ACDRN
David Pryor draws cheers in farm belt for attack on Reagan
al Bethune asks daily question of Pryor in absence of debate
Moral Majority leader Roy McLaughlin suppor ts Ed Bethune
Howard Baker Jr speaks at Jonesboro for al Bethune
W Bethune marks anniversary of Grenada invasion by US
Hotel Employees Union oontribution to Pryor questioned
al Bethune asks FERC probe of AP&L deal ings with Grand Gulf
!avid Pryor warns about barrage of deceptive ads by Bethune
al Bethune buoyed by ooming visit by President Reagan to Ark
David Pryor stresses need for farm bill
al Bethune ads question Pryor committment to agricultur e
Old backers of John L McClellan suppor t David Pryor
David Pryor tells his backers to weloome Pr es Reagan to Ark
Senator Iale Bumpers lauds !avid Pryor
Wendell Wilkie Gunn comes to Ark to camJ;aign for Ed Bethune
Survey shows Bethune, Pryor not far aJ;Brt on support of Pres
David Pryor takes Bethune tack, poses question of the day
al Bethune r aninds blacks he worked with Win Rockefeller
Jerry Falwell end:>rses Ed Bethune for US Senate
David Pryor defends his voting reoor d
al Bethune says !avid Pryor changed rhetoric for votes
Navt Gingri ch says GOP Senator would help Arkansas
Article discusses Reagan effort to help Ed Bethune
David Pryor aligned with Pres Reagan on balanced budget
Fd Bethune gets support of National Right to Life group
Pryor says he has never voted for federal funds for abortion
Right to Life group says Pryor votes for funds for abortions
al Bethune accuses Iavid Pryor of rouble talk on issues
al Bethune to be aboard Air Force One with Pres Reagan
David Pryor did not disassociate himself fran Walter Mondale
Right to Life pr esident and D Pryor exhange COimnents on votes
David Pryor r efuses request to return 1 97 8 d:>nation to NCPAC
Fd Bethune meets with Pr es Reagan aboard Air Force One
David Pryor speaks on radio between ads critical of him
Race between Bethune and Pryor has been manorable
Visit by Pres Reagan expected to boost Ed Bethune
al Bethune says his daily poll shows he is ahead in race
Bethune suggests strategy PSC should use in Grand Gulf case
al Bethune puts J;arty ahead of friendships . writer says
Ed Bethune cites ties to Reagan adm in speech in south Ark
al Bethune pr edicts he will win mandate in election
David Pryor re-elected, voices praise for Ed Bethune
David Pryor celebrates win with post reception at Excelsior
al Bethne refuses to ooncede defeat
al Bethune carried only eight oounties in loss to Pryor
Iavid Pryor explains his successful formula for election
a:>:r�REBS OF INSURANCE LR7ISLA'l'ORS
rave Roberts elected pr es of national group
CONLEE <XXLDIGE
see also
st Francis County
<DNLEY MIKE
CONN CARCL A MURDER CASE
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PAG C
10/22/84
1 0/24/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
10/25/84
10/26/84
10/26/84
10/26/84
10/27/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
10/28/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/29/84
10/30/84
10/3 0/84
10/30/84
10/30/84
10/31/84
10/31/84
10/31/84
10/31/84
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11/03/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
ll/04/84
ll/05/84
11/05/84
11/07/84
11/07/84
11/07/84
11/08/84
12/12/84
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Al.0 5
BOB 4
BOl 5
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A08 4
A08 4
A08 4
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Al.0 4
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A07 1
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All 1
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Al.7 1
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Al.4 1
A0 4 1
12/23/84 BOl 1
DA.TE
Ernest Maxwell Jr gets life term at second trial
CDNSULTANTS
CDNSUMER CREDIT
see - Credit
CDNrAMINATED FOOD
see - Food Contammation and Poisoning
CDNTESTS AND PRIZ ES
Court rules Pepsi C.ola must award $5 , 000 in bottle cap game
Joe Keim of Russell ville wins $50 , 000 Coca Cola contest
Hot Springs wanan wins $25 , 000 in Ragu essay contest
CDW/ENI'ION CENTERS
see also - statehouse Convention Center
CDNWAY
CDNWAY CORP
Introduction of MIV on cable Tll draws complaints
Viewers to get sample of MIV and Nashville Olannel
C!JNNAY COUNrY
see also - Alcohol ic Beverages
see also - Petit Jean Mountain
see also - Poverty
Judge T J Mahan, Clerk Jerry Scroggins engage in fight
state Police to investigate event that led to fight
Prosecutor undecided on fil ing charges involving officials
Jerry Scroggins, another witness p:iss polygra:th tests
CONilAY LOO CABIN DE)[)rnAT
see also - Freedom of Information
CONllAY SOIOCL DISTRICI1
Student stabbed at sdlool during fight
OJOLEY AMY
Anf:1 and Timothy Cooley missing in Perry County
Cllildren found after 500 join search
CDOLThG AND HFATOO
see also - SOlar Energy
COOPER CDMl4.JNITIES
Sale or merger of firm sought
COOPER JCHN A SR
Family oonates $1 million estate to University of Ark
COORS BRH'l!m CD
CDRNn.t; BANK
Capital depletion brings closur e order fran Banking Comm
Business routine as bank r eopens
Suit may be filed against bank directors
Manatts made valiant effort to pr event failur e of bank
CORCl\fm5
Jefferson County Coroner Havis Hester discusses his work
CDRFORAL RJNISHMENT
see - Publ ic School student Conduct
CDST OF LIVIll;
see - F.conomic Conditions
COST ROY
see also - MayflCMer School Di strict
81
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01/27/84 Al.5 5
03/29/84 Al.3 4
09/01/84 BOl 1
12/21/84 A0 4 4
04/20/84 Al.3 1
04/25/84 AO? 1
05/29/84
05/30/84
06/06/84
06/13/84
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02/24/84 A09 1
11/06/84 A08 5
11/06/84 A08 5
08/25/84 cos 2
12/24/84 BOl 1
06/16/84
06/19/84
08/01/84
08/19/84
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12/10/84 BOl 5
ARKANSAc; GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
mTE
see - Agricultur e
CDTIDN PLANT
see also - Cross Leonard Murder Case
CDUNI'Y GCN'ERNMENI'
see - WCal Government
CDUNI'Y GCN'ERNMENI' TRAJNIKG 1NSl'ITUTE
Institute organized � Assn of Arkansas Counties and UALR
Organized to train newly-elected county officials
CDURI.' REEORTERS
see - Arkansas-Courts
OOURIS
see - Arkansas-Ci rcuit Court
see - Arkansas-Courts
see - Arkansas-Supr ane Court
see - Municip:tl Courts
see - us-courts
see - US-Federal District Court of Eastern Arkansas
see also - Juries and Jury nity
COVENANT ARM AND &WORD OF THE LORD
see - : covenan t Sword and A_rm o f the Lo rd
COVENANT &WORD AND ARM OF THE LORD
see - Vigilantes and Radicalism
mx MICBAEL
CRAIG JAMFS LEON
see also - Menifee Mills
OlANE LARRY
see also - Arkansas-Land Corranissioner
OlANOORD JOONSON AND MSOCIATES
Ron Robinson comments on appnt as head of ad f iDn in LR
FiDn names Ronald A Robinson president
CRAVENS WILL IAM L
see also - Fi rst Arkansas Bankstock Corp
CRAYFISH CIJL'IURE
see - Fquacultur e
CREATION
see also - Publ ic School Curriculum
CRFATION SCIENCE
see - Publ ic School Curriculum
CREDIT
see also - Ford Motor Credit Co
see also - Holthoff HCMard A Family
see also - Mortgages
State bankers seek federal override of Arndt 6 0 on usury limit
Bankers fear usury law if override fails to p:iss
Problan with Arndt 6 0 analyzed
Suprane Ct rules usurious contract cannot be r&1ritten
Ban of credit surcharges sp:irks disagreement
Federal discount rate rise means Ark ceil ing rise
Federal legislation may override Ark law on usury
Setting of rates r anains source of confusion in Arkansas
CRIME AND CRIMINALS
82
PPG C
11/09/84 Al 8 3
11/09/84 Al8 3
07/29/84 001 3
07/29/84 001 5
01/26/84
01/27/84
01/29/84
02/07/84
03/31/84
04/07/84
09/23/84
11/15/84
AOl
AOl
HOl
Al 2
BOl
AOl
A08
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5
2
3
4
2
5
1
4
ARKANSAS GAZ EI'TE INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
see also - Bank Robberies
see also - Capital Punishment
see also - Childr en and Youth
see also - Kidnapping
see also - Murders
see also - Prisons and Prisoners
see also - Publ ic School Crime and Vandal ism
Statistics for Pulaski Co show drop in maj or crimes
Crime Watch reduces burglaries at Little Italy and Wye
Legal use of force on intruders defined cy- Steve Clark
Serious crimes declined in Arkansas last year
Arkansas Times readers favor tough :penalties
Prisons only treat symptans of crime, Richard Griffin says
Plea bargaining error in Sisoo case heard cy- US Supreme Ct
US Supr ane Ct says Johnson rights not violated in Sisooe case
Governor ' s Task Force on Crime appointed cy- Gov Clinton
Crime Task Force addressed cy- Gov Bill Clinton
Major crimes in LR decl ine cy- 6 pct
Major crimes r eported in Little Rock drop cy- 11 pct
Crimewatch spr eads to affluent areas of Little Rock
Governor ' s Task Force on Crime reports findings to Clinton
Summary of findings of Governor ' s Task Force on Crime
Effort made to protect shoppers in LR, NLR during holidays
Summary of maj or news stories of 1984
CRIME vicrIM:>
Survey results to be used in fight for law on victim rights
Justice for Crime Victims holds manorial for homicide victims
CRcmwN CD INC
see also - Comi;:anies and Factories
Textile mills at Osceola and Morrilton close
Gov Clinton offers to make funds available to workers
Firm files Chapter 11 petition after closing plants
Closed plant at Morrilton damaged cy- fire
CROSLEY CLYDE
CROSS <DUN.rY
Two officers sued cy- Man:Ehis wanen over arrest
CROSS LEONARD MURDER CASE
Cotton Plant police chief and officer killed cy- gunman
Victims were J?olice Chief Cross and officer Roy Leon
Ben Ray Hatley, 16 , charged in slayings
Ben Ray Hatley has been in j uvenile facility three times
Funeral attended cy- 200 law enforcement officers
Gov Bill Clinton among 500 roourners at Roy Leon Jr funeral
CROSSEl'T LUVBER CD
Early mill in Crossett pioneered lumber business in SE Ark
CROSSEl'T SClIOCL DISTRICI'
Wall at school called unsa.f e, students moved
Defects cause closing of school built in 1 97 9
CROSSLEY WAYNE MURDER CASE
Waitrees witnessed shooting of 5 persons in Hot Springs motel
Five persons die in shooting at Hot Springs lounge
Police Sgt Wayne Warwick shot d:>wn on Hot Springs street
83
01/24/84
02/09/84
03/07/84
03/11/84
03/18/84
04/01/84
04/17/84
06/12/84
06/14/84
06/19/84
09/17/84
10/15/84
12/16/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/30/84
PAG C
A04
BOl
Al O
A24
Al9
Bl 5
A08
Cl6
D07
AlO
BOl
A07
A28
A08
A08
A20
Al2
5
3
6
5
3
4
6
2
1
1
6
1
1
5
5
1
1
08/02/84 A03 5
11/04/84 AlO 2
10/20/84
10/23/84
10/24/84
10/25/84
AOl 4
A03 3
A06 1
BOB 6
11/21/84 BO B 4
07/14/84
07/14/84
07/15/84
07/15/84
07/17/84
07/23/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
AlO
A04
A0 5
6
6
2
4
1
1
04/08/84 BOl 2
04/06/84 A07 4
04/07/84 Al 2 1
07/25/84 AOl 5
07/25/84 AOl 6
07/25/84 AOl 6
ARKANSAS GAZ ETl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Crossley shot Warwick, then killed 4 persons at motel
Crossley wounded by policeman, but killed himself at motel
Helen Frazee, Juanita Allen, J F SteJ;ilens, T Altringer killed
Wayne Lee Crossley was gunman in shooting spr ee, police say
Wayne Crossley known for violence and a pol ice record
Fhotographs of Crossl ey and Sgt Warwick
Bartender John llavid Crue was wounded in shooting at lounge
Jerry and Raymond Wooten, earl Langley were in Crossley auto
earl Langley relates his fleeing when shooting occurred
Crossley had been b:irred fran lounge by Helen Fraz ee
Jerry Wooten r ecounts incident when shooting br-0ke out
Ruby Swaint says she bought guns for Crossley
Three held as witnesses are released
CRUCE LINm KJRDER CASE
Jim Duke Roderick gets life without i:arole for slaying
CRUE JOIN mvrD
see also - Crossley Wayne Murder case
CRUMP LOO IS A KJRDER CAS E
Body of Crump found wried in yard at his bane near England
CRUSOE ERIC EUGENE
see also - Lawson James D Murder case
CRYTS WAYNE
see also - James Brothers Co
ClJL'lURE
see also - Arkansas EnOOwment for the Humanities
CIJNN]N;HAM PERCY S
Former chancellor of 8th District dies
CURIA CREEK
see also - I:Ollution
aJRREN AR'mUR RAY
Aviation leader dies at age 80 in Pine Bluff
<lJRRENT RIVER
see also - Rivers
Sand and gravel permit sought at site of rare mussels
Natural Resources Connnittee votes against gravel permit
Technical Rev iew i:anel , PC&E urge denial of gravel permit
Natural Resources Connn approves mining of gravel b:ir in river
<lJZ ICK mMILY MURDER CASE
Melvin Lee Cuzick kills wife, Debbie, and himsel f
Melvin Lee Cuz ick shot Jerry Vance Thanpson
CYRO INIUSI'RIES
Acrylics firm to build plant in Osceola
DAISY MANUFAC!'UROO CD
Article on Rogers-based producer of air rifles
mLLAS CDUNI'Y
F.conaey heavily dependent upon timber resources
DAME GEO:OO E
see also - FhilanthroP.f
Dl\lof> AND DIKES
see also - Strawberry River
mNCThG
see also - :EOrnograJ;ily and Obscenity
see also - Vilonia School District
Break dancing is popular in Little Rock
84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/26/84
07/27/84
07/27/84
07/27/84
07/28/84
08/14/84
Pl(; C
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
A03
A03
AOl
AOl
AOl
A03
A06
3
3
3
3
4
6
1
1
2
2
2
3
5
10/06/84 A0 9 2
06/06/84 A07 1
07/10/84 A08 6
08/21/84 A05 5
02/01/84
03/29/84
04/14/84
05/10/84
Al.4
A03
All
Al.6
3
1
2
1
11/25/84 All 1
ll/25/84 All 1
09/26/84 AOl 2
07/29/84 ED6 1
02/26/84 AOl 3
02/26/84 Al5 1
ARKAN Sl\S GAZ ETl'E INDEX 1984
D.l\.TE
mNIELS ClIARLES
see also - Arkansas-land Cormnissioner
mNIELS ERIC MURDER CAS E
Plan to release slayer of Ianiels fails
Release of youth who killed Daniels is ordered by judge
Judge ignor es advice of board on r el ease of youth
Youth released to i;:arents
Release brings tension between state, local authorities
Probe of rel ease of youth asked by NAACP
mNIELS LOREl'l'A MURDER CASE
Robert Orr hel d in slaying of Mrs Ianiels
MRBY W E
Ruling clears Iarby of fraud, misr epresentation charge
D.l\.TA PROCE:SSlID
see also - l'k>rth Arkansas Comnumity College
Attanpt made to break into Pulaski Co School Dist comp.iter
student expelled for breaking into Pulaski Co School computer
Olancellor rules software subj ect to sales tax
Article on unauthorized use of Pulaski Co School Dist file
Fort Smith man charged with unauthorized use of computer
D.l\.VIOOCN PEGGY
mvr.s BOYCE
DAVIS OON Em'IN
.Fbrmer president of College of Ozarks dies
mvrs EH'1IN
DAVIS INr.USl'RIES
see also - Dermott Clothing Corp
Dl-\VIS LYNN
see also - Arkansas-<llancery Court District 06
see also - Gambling
Dl-\VJ.S MELT.SSA ftl.JRDER CASE
Body found i n Pine Bluff
DAVIS HIILIP AN'IHONY
mvr.s SAMMY JR
Given Arkansas Traveler certificate at Little Rock
mvIS SKILLED NURSIM; CENTER
Fi re forces evacuation of p:itients
D.l\.VJ.SS WILLIAM CLARK
Obituary
DAY CARE CENTERS FOR ClIILDREN
see also - Bentonville Olristian ray Care Center
see also - Little Rascals r:av Care Familv Hane
License for facility in Cor &J. l bane revoked by Board
Baptist Medical 5'ystan center in LR serves anployees
Centers provided by anployers are helpful to mothers
Parents face maze of choi ces in day care
Not all day care centers are licensed by state
Facilities range fran national chains to private hanes
DEAF
85
01/12/84
01/14/84
02/09/84
02/11/84
02/12/84
02/19/84
PJ\.G C
A03
A03
BOl
A03
Al.8
A29
6
5
6
6
1
2
05/17/84 Al.5 6
03/14/84 A07 1
02/15/84
02/16/84
02/24/84
03/07/84
03/28/84
A0 9
AOl
Cll
BOl
1
2
1
2
BOB 1
02/11/84 All 5
06/16/84 A07 3
11/03/84 B08 4
01/27/84 A09 4
01/06/84 A08 6
05/24/84
06/03/84
06/03/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
All
BOl
BOl
COl
COl
C04
3
4
4
2
5
1
ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE INDEX 1984
see - Handicapped
DFAN SUSAN CARCLINE
see also - Miss Arkansas USA
DEANE :ERNIE
Oppo ses four-year term for Ark state officials
DF.ATH PENALTY
see - Capital Punishment
DEBT OF OONSUMERS
see - Credit
DEER
see - Wildlife
DEER HORN B�n-t; CDNI'EST
see - Festivals
DEHAVEN JAY
see also - Lasater Ian R
DEL MJNI'E FRO'l EN roooo lNC
Russellville plant is eggroll capital of the world
DELINJUENCY ON DEBT
see - Credit
DELL SQICXL DISTRicr
see - Gosnell School District
DEMERRl'I'l' MATIHEW
Speaks for handicapped in Little Rock appearance
DEM>rnATIC BLACK C'AU<lJS
Orval Faubus , Marlin Hawkins and Guy Jones Sr attend dinner
DEMXnATIC PARTY
F\Ind raiser at Little Rock attracts 900 to dinner
Arkansas p:i.rty plan oontrols black votes, Repub says
Young Danocrats hold convention, p:i.ss resolutions
State oonvention held in Hot Springs
Executive Di rector Ik>ug Wallace resigns after Party meeting
Officials refuse to talk al:out IOug Wallace resignation
Proposals for Ark party platform are wide-ranging
Co-signers sought for loan to p:i.y off overdue bills
Lilburn W Carlisle loans $3 , 000 to p:i.rty to meet p:i.yroll
Ik>ug Wallace accused of taking out unauthorized bank loans
W W Bentley probing finances of state p:i.rty
Gary Hart expected to attend state meeting of plrty
Platform itans oonsidered by oommittee
Gary Hart speaks at state oonvention in Little Rock
Candidates garner enthusiastic support at oonvention
State p:i.rty platform critical of Reagan adm policies
Lilburn w Carl isl e has co-signers for loan for pirty
John Gamroon holds fish fry, political rally at Marion
DEmNSTRATIONS AND RIOTS
see also - Birth Control
see also - International Relations
DENTISTRY AND DENTAL HFJ\L'IH
State Dental Bd can rE:qui re dental work order for dentur es
state Dental Bd cannot be sued by non-dentist, oourt rules
86
10/29/84 All 5
04/22/84 COl 2
07/29/84 A0 4 1
04/14/84 Al. 0 2
02/25/84
03/26/84
04/16/84
05/06/84
08/25/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
09/01/84
09/07/84
09/07/84
09/08/84
09/08/84
09/10/84
09/12/84
10/15/84
A03
A07
AOB
AOl
A03
A06
All
AOl
AOl
A07
Al. 0
A03
A03
AOl
A06
A06
BOl
A07
3
5
2
6
6
3
4
6
6
1
2
1
1
2
2
4
2
2
04/10/84 A07 3
04/10/84 A07 3
ARKAN � GAZErl'E INDEX 1984
�TE
DENTISTS
see - Dentistry and Dental Health
DENJI.ER Re.BERT A
DEQUEEN
Four city policemen die in wreck on way to flllleral
Residents :EaUSe to rananber dead police officers
Funeral services arranged for four police officers
Manslaughter charges filed against truck driver
Wicbws of two policemen get $10 ,000 fran Claims Conun
Report on wreck that killed policemen fil ed by N1'SB
Report on accident released by NI'SB
Tailgating, bad brakes blamed in crash that killed officers
DEQUEEN GENERAL HOOPITAL
us Circuit Ct orders hospital to bargain with llllion
DERK>T!' <ImHIOO CDRP
New plant will reopen to make clothing for Defense Dept
DESB:;RIGATION OF PUBLIC SClIOCLS
see - Public School Segregation
DESHA CDUNI'Y
Optimism for econ developnent prevails in ex>llllty
Voters turn cbwn oonsolida.tion of oounty off ices
DESHA SOIOCL DISTRicr
Straw poll shows :Eatrons favor cxmsolidation
DESMARAIS RALHI
DE.VINEY OIRIS'IDPHER HUSIDN MURDER CASE
Head inj uries cited in death of child
Parents dlarged in death of child
Michael and Nancy Deviney guilty of nurder of her dlild
DEWITT SClIOCL DISTRIC!'
Budget slashed by $68 , 500 after tax turned down by voters
DICKEY BERT G III
see also - Arkansas-Land Conunissioner
DICKEY JAMES
Honorary degree awarded by University of Arkansas
DICKSCN FAMILY MURDER O\SE
Lee F Dickson and his wife Karen found slain at .Fayetteville
Dennis Ray Flowers sought in murder case
Body of Dennis Ray Flowers follll.d in pond near Goshen
DIERKES WILLIAM HENRY
DILLAHUNI'Y W H
Cannot be :Eaid for work as special prosecutor
Court says munic cts have no power to appt prosecutors
Was named special prosecutor in McArthur murder case
DILLARD DEPARTMENT S'IDRES INC
Ik>nates $250 , 000 to UAF for encbwed chair
William T Dillard led growth of chain to praninence in us
Olart of total sales and net income, 1 97 3-1983
Com:E;ailY looks for site for maj or distritution center
Demand for Dillard stock soars on stock exchange
Firm buying 18 stores in three states
Map shows locations of Dillard stores across ex>llll.try
87
07/06/84
07/07/84
07/07/84
07/10/84
08/11/84
0 9/08/84
10/31/84
10/31/84
PJ\.G C
AOl
AOl
All
M4
A07
BOl
Al.2
Al.2
6
5
6
4
4
3
1
1
09/22/84 C09 2
08/14/84 BOl 5
01/08/84 AOl 2
11/08/84 All 1
12/08/84 Al7 1
01/27/84 M3 2
01/28/84 A0 5 2
06/08/84 All 1
04/26/84 A03 3
04/27/84 M7 1
03/23/84 M8 5
03/24/84 Al.6 4
04/02/ 84 A03 1
02/14/84 Ml 2
0 2/14/84 Ml 2
02/14/84 AOl 2
01/24/84
03/25/84
03/25/84
04/05/84
08/03/84
08/10/84
08/12/84
C06
AOl
M8
D07
COB
C09
B02
6
2
3
6
3
2
4
ARRANSAS GAZ Erl'E INDEX 19B4
mTE
DILLARD Wn.LIAM T
see also - Dillard Department Stor es Inc
DIN GILBERT C
Imperial Osages is name of book on Osage Indians
DINOSAURS
see also - Paleontology
DI:ffiOMA MILLS
'!Wo Currmins inmates offering PhD degrees by mail
DIRECl'ORIES
see also - Business
DIRIGIBLES
see also - Wren Skyships Ltd
DISABLED AMERICAN VEI'ERANS
Qiad Colley, of Fort Smith , elected national conunander of mv
DISASTEIIB AND EMEK;ENCIES
see also - Fires
see also - Floods
see also - storms and Torna<bes
DISCIPLINE IN SOIOOLS
see - Publ ic School Student Conduct
DISCRIMINATION
see - Civil Rights
DISF.ASE AND ILLNESS
School absenteeism blamed on influenza
Influenza causes high absenteeism in Pulaski County area
Three cases of Reye' s Syndrane reported in Ark
Influenza disrupting schools
Patients at Bridgeway taught to handle chronic pain
Meningitis cases in North Little Rock
Wanan discusses problans of acceptance of bulimia
Cancer counseling training center to open in Little Rock
Emotional enviromnent crucial to heal ing, s Si.roonton says
ste:Eiianie Sim:>nton will head cancer counseling center
Statistics on cancer incidence in Arkansas
Silo Unloaders Syndrane is lung illness of farmers
Cancer of cervix increasing, statistics at LR show
DISHMAN ERIC MURDER CAS E
Mr and Mrs Samuel Dishman face charges in death of their son
DIVORCE
see - Marriage and Divorce
DIXON DE'J\N MURDER CAS E
J M Carr arrested in shooting of Center Ridge farmer
Murder charges filed against J M Carr
IX>Cl'ORS HOSPITAL
Fewer patients bring layoff of 6 0 anployees at Little Rock
New sections opened for patient use
OODRil.L LOO IS A
see also - Arkansas Danocrat
rxx; RACn:G
see - southland Greyhound Park
DOOPATOI PROPERTIES INC
state Real EBtate panel refuses to en<brse time share plan
Sale of properties may continue with warning to buyers
Plan to sell units is approved
88
Pl'-lG C
03/ll/B4 cos 3
07/20/84 AOB 1
OB/3l/B4 Al.4 6
01/27/B4
Ol/3l/B4
02/04/84
02/08/B4
02/20/B4
03/0B/B4
03/23/B4
07/0B/B4
07/OB/84
07/0B/84
07/12/B4
07/25/84
07/26/B4
A0 5
BOl
AOB
All
BOB
Al.5
Al7
COl
COl
COl
BOB
B02
B02
3
1
6
1
1
4
1
4
4
4
1
6
6
07/26/B4 All 1
OB/12/84 A09 1
OB/15/B4 Al.0 2
04/10/B4 A06 3
09/13/B4 BOl 2
0 2/15/84 BOB 5
02/1B/B4 All 1
03/14/B4 Al.2 4
D\TE
IXX2PATQI USA
Amusement i;a.rk offers something for areryone
PAG C
07/29/84 COB 1
rxx;s
see also - Wildlife
Article on d:>g obedience course in Little Rock
Jubilee dies in Pulaski County Deputy Sheriff ' s car
Jubilee gets funeral ceranony, burial
Offspring of Jubilee is subj ect of discussion
Death of Jubilee investigated
Federal govt sues owner of d:>g that allegedly bit mailman
OONCNAN 'IDM
see also - Legal Profession
OONREY OUTJXJOR ADVERTISlNJ CO
OORNENB'Uro PETER R
Killed when gun disdlarged in purse dropped by wanan
Campbell says she carried gun because of death threat
Charges filed in death of surgeon
Ihyllis Campbell gets probation for one year
0000!.AS RCBERT R
oomIASS RCBERT 'llICM\S
Obituary
OOU'IHIT l\NCIL M
Obituary
OOU'llI IT GEOIG E
Robert McCord article on :i;:hotoj ournalist
IXlV QIEMICAL CD
Two men lose apeal to pursue suit on alleged sterlity
Gives valuable computer to Univ of Ark at Fayettarille
IXJVELL CARRCLL D
see also - Arkansas River
tru'Gc:Dl/:GCN CREECFNr
DRAINAGE DISTRIC!'S
see - Floods
DROO'lll
see also - Agriculture
DRUG ABUSE AND TRAFFIC
see - Alcohol and Drug Abuse
IROOS AND DRUG TRADE
see also - Medicaid
Action on l icense for ne.w :i;:harmacy in Huntsville delayed
DRUMIDND WINSIDl
Critical of method F.d Bethune used to recommend US judge
DRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVlNJ
llJBE MARSHALL MURDER CAS E
Eklward Oliver Sunwall found guilty of manslaughter
Jury recorranends 10-yr term, fine for Sunwall
05/13/84
07/18/84
07/19/84
07/24/84
07/29/84
09/16/84
COl
AOl
All
Al.0
A08
Al.3
2
4
5
3
6
1
12/07/84
12/08/84
12/11/84
12/20/84
AOl
A05
Al.0
002
2
4
2
1
01/05/84 Al.0 3
01/05/84 Al.0 6
11/09/84 A21 1
03/06/84 BOS 1
12/16/84 007 1
02/16/84 A03 3
09/22/84 A03 4
01/26/84 A08 4
01/29/84 Al.0 6
OOCKS
see - IOultry and F.ggs
llJMAS
Police Qlief Jim Peterson, asst chief resign
89
08/23/84 BOl 1
ARKANSAS GAZ ElITE INDEX 1984
Dl\.TE
PAG C
OOMAS IRMA
Featur e article on owner of Irma Dlllnas store chain
SUSAN
see also - Opera
IlJNNAHOO PATRICK
Authors book called A Tolable Plenty
mnER CYNTHIA
Arkansas native works to free teenagers in Iranian prisons
DYNAVEST CORP
Batesville firm sued for $10 .5 million by Coloraoo firm
FIGLES
see - Wildlife
EAKIN CLIVER KAY JR
EARL JOON C
see also - Arkansas-Olancery Court District 06
FARS AND HFARn.:G
see - Human Body
FAR'IH;lUAKE FEST
see - Festivals
FAR'IH;lUAKFS
State j oins consortium on study of Ne.w Madrid Fault
Conflicting advice given on. surviving eartlquakes
Funds approved for study of Ne.w Madrid Fault
Mississippi River could shift west of Crowley ' s Ridge
Map shows eartlquake epicenters on Ne.w Madrid fault, 1 974-81
PASLEY CURrIS
.Ebrmer educator dies
FAST JACK
see also - Handicapped
ECDNGllC CONDITIONS
see also - Little Rock-F.conomic Conditions
.ECDNGU:C DEVELOPMENT
see also - Com:E;anies and Factories
ECDNGllC OPIOR'IUNITY AGENCY OF PULASKI COUNI'Y
Hopes to develop antitheft device for autanobiles
Audit spurs irx;i:ui ries on funds handling
Told to r ep:i.y expenditures deaned improper , make changes
Director asserts funds used properly, disputes state finding
Agency agrees to r ep:i.y $2 ,500 , offers plan on $22 ,359
Doug Branoon wants probe of grant fund use
Gets $86 ,000 100r e fran state to continue theft device work
Probe of possibl e fraud, conflict of interest to be made
Black l awmakers f ran Pulaski say agency harassed
Gov Bill Clinton has not been blamed for problans
Antitheft device works as pranised after brief delay
Report released on alleged i rregularities at EDA
Black, white legislators battle over EDA operations
ECDNGU:C OPIOR'IUNITY AGENCY OF WASHn.:G'ION <DUNI'Y
Scholarships help improve j ob skills of single };a.rents
ECDNGUCS
Supply Side economics to be explored in series of L DuVall
Unfilled promises of Supply Side economics
Supply Side econanics and the size of the national debt
06/10/84 DOl 1
DUNN
90
04/08/84 cos 2
09/04/84 BOl 5
11/3 0/84 A24 l
01/28/84
04/18/84
04/18/84
12/06/84
12/06/84
BOl
A03
A03
BO!
BO!
3
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1
5
6
10/13/84 Al7 5
02/06/84
02/06/84
02/29/84
03/01/84
03/16/84
05/12/84
06/06/84
07/14/84
08/02/84
08/05/84
09/05/84
11/10/84
12/15/84
BOl
BO!
A06
Al2
AO 9
A08
BO!
AO!
B02
A20
A06
A08
AlO
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6
1
1
1
4
2
4
1
1
4
1
1
02/15/84 BO! 2
09/09/84 AO! 5
09/09/84 IO! 1
09/10/84 All 1
mTE
Supply Side ecxmomics and the interest on the publ ic debt
Supply Side eoonomics and the rolling tax cuts
SUpply Side eoonomics series to be reprinted in Cong Reoor d
Supply Side eoonanics and Economic Reoovery Tax Act of 1981
Selling the ooncept of supply Side eoonanics
Supply Side eoonanics and control of inflation
SUpply Side eoonanics and the 1984 Presidential Election
BX;EM)NT
see also - Storms and Tornadoes
EIXJCATION
see also - College
see also - Private Schools
see also - Public School
Comment on oourt decision in Burrow case
Winslow students use time warp for 1900 period study
EroCATION - CX>MRJLSORY
Compulsory attendance law upheld by Ark Suprane Court
Wayne Burrow challenged oompulsory attendance law
Christian Hane F.ducation Assn oondems ct for Burrow decision
Prosecutor will not charge i;a.rents educating children at bane
Piazza to await possibl e r evision of school law
EDlARIS JAMES J
Former state Legislator dies
EGGS
see - Poultry and F.ggs
EILERS WALTER
see also - Arkansas Education Association
EL SALVAOOR
salvadorans stop in LR to publicize problan of refugees
ELEC!' IONS
see also - Arkansas-Politics and El ections
see also - local Elections
ELECI'IONS - CX>NTESTED AND DISRJTED
see also - Mississippi County
ELECI'RIC EOVER
see also - Arkansas El ectric Cooperative Corp
see also - Southwestern El ectric Power Co
see also - Southwestern Power Adninistration
Plan for water reservoi r atop Petit Jean Mtn draws opposition
Rates in Ark still among lowest, UALR study shows
Hope gets license for :E;OWer proj ect at Millwood ram
Plan revived for pumped storage on 2 mtns on Arkansas River
North Little Rock plant on Murray ram must have oost l imit
Firm unveils plan for generator above Murray ram
Petit Jean storage plan infuriates i;a.rks officials
Pumped storage plan at Petit Jean draws heavy opposition
Residents of Petit Jean obj ect to punped storage plan
Halt to Arkansas River pumped storage plan sought by Bumpers
ELIZABE'IH MIT<llELL ClIILIEENS CENTER
Article describes work of center in Little Rock
History of hane for children briefly revie.wed
91
09/11/84
09/12/84
09/14/84
09/14/84
09/15/84
09/15/84
09/16/84
PPG C
All
Al5
Al8
A23
Al7
A21
HOl
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
05/23/84 BOl 2
08/13/84 B02 1
05/22/84
05/22/84
09/13/84
11/30/84
12/01/84
B02
B0 2
BOl
A05
A09
6
6
3
1
1
12/05/84 Al3 3
10/08/84 AOl 2
01/26/84
03/24/84
06/09/84
08/21/84
08/30/84
09/01/84
09/09/84
09/12/84
09/12/84
12/14/84
BOB
C07
A0 8
A03
BOl
Al.8
Al5
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A09
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3
1
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5
4
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6
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10/28/84 DOl 1
10/28/84 DOI 1
DA.TE
ELLISON JIM
EmE2ZL.EMENI' AND MISAPFROPR.IATION
see also - Arkansas-contractors Licensing Board
see also - Central Arkansas Savings and Loan Association
see also - Citizens Bank of Jonesboro
see also - First National Bank of Harrison
see also - Stei;ilens Inc
EMR..OYEE LF.ASDG
see - Labor and Employee Leasing
EMPLOYMENT
see - Labor and Employment
E1'lD TIME HANIJliAIDENS
Feature article on religious group based at Jasper
Group sometimes classified as a cult
ENDl\t\GERED AND mcr'INcr SPECIES
see - Plants
see - Wildlife
ENEKiY AND IU\l"ER
see also - Solar Energy
Ehergy Off ice offers to i;:ay loan interest for cxmservation
ENEKiY CONSERVATION
see - Energy and Power
OOINEERS AND a.t; INEERill2
see also - U&-An1¥ Corps of Engineers
ENVIRrnMEmAL IDLLUI'ION
see - :Ebllution
EPISCOPAL ClillRCH - Lrr.r.LE ROCK
see also - Private Schools-Little Rock
Centennial of service in Trinity Cathedral to be celebrated
BJUAL IDJCATIONAL OPIOR'IUNITY
see - College Segregation
see - Publ ic School Segregation
BJUAL RIGHTS �
see also - Moral Majority
EREMF.A KEITH
see also - Arkansas State :Eblice
ERICKSCN KAI
see also - Arkansas F.ducation Association
ERNSI1 LYNN RAY
EIJREl{A SPR.DGS
see also - Fi res-Eilreka Springs
see also - Hotels-Eilreka Springs
see also - :Ebllution
City Council votes tax rise after closed session
Mayor n>n Thurman says closed session was legal under FOI
Mayor n>n Thurman asserts repts on tax rise ' garbage '
Fi re Olief John Perkins declares news blackout
Probe of possible FOI violations begins
Journalists assail closed session of City Council
Suit cy- journalists seeks ruling that Council violated FOI
92
PAG C
02/26/84 C04 1
02/26/84 C04 1
03/28/84 BOl 2
10/15/84 BOl 2
11/22/84
11/22/84
11/28/84
11/30/84
12/01/84
12/02/84
12/05/84
AOl
AOl
BOl
A08
A05
Al9
A05
5
5
5
1
1
3
1
ARKANSAS GAZ E'l'l'E INDEX 1984
D!-\.TE
Retx>rter ra:auests, gets r ecords about hotel fire
Fire Cll i ef John Perkins resigns
Tax rise approved by JPs before city took any action
Reporter , five journal ism groups sue in FOI case
Council rej ects guilty plea on POI charge, hires counsel
Mayor , five aldermen face FOI charges
Prosecutor alleges criminal violation of FOI law
EXCIWX2E PARTS OF ARKANSAS
Arkadelp:da firm' s success attributed to cooperative efforts
EXEOJTIONS
see - Capital Punishment
EXECl.JTIVE MANSION
see - Arkansas-Executive Mansion
EXEClJTIVE SERVICE CDRPS
Reti red executives cbnate services to nonprofit, govt groups
EXPLQSIVES AND EXPLOOIONS
see also - Bars and Night Clubs
see also - IaCroix Optical Co
see also - RSC Mining Co
see also - US-Defense and Armed Forces
Explosives r ecovered fran bottan of Spring Lake in Yell Co
Legislatur e to consider ban on booby traps
EXPORTS AND IMroRTS
see also - Monark Boat Co
Arkansas Export Program organized
EXPOSITIONS AND FAIRS
see also - Iouisiana World Exposition
�EMISM
FACI'ORIES
see - Comi;:anies and Factories
FAHRENKOPF FRANK
Addresses state Republican convention
Ties to gambling in Nevada noted in Gazette editorial.
FAIRCHILD BARRY LEE
see also - Mason Marjorie L Murder case
E2\.IRFIELD BAY
see also - storms and Tornacbes
E2\.IRFIELD OOMMUNITIES
Firm to build heacquarters bldg in Little Rock
FArIH HFJ\Ln:G
see - Baptist Cllurch-North Little Rock
FALLS
mLWELL JERRY
Visits Arkansas, endorses 3 state Republican candidates
Arkansas Gazette says voters wiped out Falwell slate in Ark
FAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFE
see also - Genealogy
Article discusses problan of IOOV ing back in with i;arents
mMILY LIFE AMERICA GOD
see also - Concord School District
FAMILY PLANNING
see - Birth Control
93
12/07/84
12/07/84
12/08/84
12/11/84
12/12/84
12/22/84
12/29/84
PAG C
Al.4
Al.4
Al.5
A07
BOl
AOl
AOl
1
5
1
4
5
4
6
07/08/84 B04 4
01/04/84 BOl 2
08/03/84 Al.6 5
11/22/84 Al.2 3
01/13/84 A03 1
09/09/84 AOl 2
09/27/84 Al.4 1
09/20/84 All 1
10/30/84 BOl 4
11/15/84 Al.8 1
06/24/84 COl 2
ARKANSAS GAZEI"l'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
FARM BUREro
see - Arkansas Farm Bureau
FMM FAMILY OF 'HIE YEAR
see - Agriculture
FARMER BILLY D MURDER CASE
Farmer found dead in neighbor ' s apartment
FARMERS
see - Agriculture
FARMERS COOPERATIVE OF LEE CDUNI'Y
Creditors seek liquidation of grain firm
PllG C
01/24/84 A0 5 4
01/20/84 A0 5 3
.F2\RMS
see also - Holthoff Howard A Family
Land holdings by foreigners cbuble in Arkansas
FARRELL MIKE
FARRIS JEFFERSOO' D
Pres of UCA urges fight against weakening of school standards
FAUBUS ORVAL E
Will seek no ix>litical off ice this year
Price on mansion slashed
Letter to Jesse Jackson is not an encbrsement
Jesse Jackson calls Faulx.ls l etter a redemptive gesture
Praises Rev Jess Jackson' s pr esidential ambitions
Participates in program of Arkansas Historical Assn
Attends Democratic Black Caucus dinner
F.AUCE'l'l' ERNEST
FAI.JLl<NER CDUNI'Y
Sheriff Olarles Castleberry and Det Bill McNa-;r scuffle
FAI.JLl<NER CDUNI'Y JAIL
Probe being made of 196 0 death of Marvin Williams at j ail
FBI will not reopen probe of death of Marvin Williams
Skull fractur e recalled in case of Williams
Federal probe in death of Williams not planned
Manorial service for Marvin Williams attracts 400 in LR
Survivors of Marvin Williams file $4 million suit in us oourt
Gov Bill Clinton orders thorough probe by State Pol ice
Investigation of 196 0 death of Williams oompleted
Marvin Iberg says he and O H Mullenax did not beat Williams
Marvin Williams caused than no trouble, Marvin Iberg says
In:Juest transcript shows j urors told to probe foul play angle
Prisoner ' s l etter , findings by .EBI in 196 0 conflict
Wicbw says Sheriff was bane night of alleged beating
Article explores questions that persist in 1 96 0 death
City of CorMay asks dismissal of suit by Williams relatives
City of Corway asks to alter filing in Williams case
Prosecutor William Brazil to step aside in probe of death
Prosecutor William Brazil says case closed in Williams death
Williams family supported by rally at State Capitol
Members of ACORN and NAACP mardl to suppor t Williams family
Gov Bill Cl inton calls for Grand Jury probe of death
Prosecuting Atty says no decision reached on Grand Jury call
Williams death is subj ect of N3C..JJV program "20/20"
Judge George F Hartj e Jr would step aside for investigation
94
04/16/84 B02 6
08/11/84 C07 2
01/23/84
02/01/84
03/10/84
03/13/84
03/13/84
03/30/84
04/14/84
A03
A03
Al8
AOl
AOl
Al7
Al O
2
3
4
3
3
4
2
11/29/84 BOl 5
07/24/84
08/07/84
08/19/84
08/28/84
09/03/84
09/08/84
09/12/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
09/28/84
09/28/84
09/29/84
09/30/84
10/10/84
10/13/84
10/23/84
10/25/84
10/25/84
10/25/84
10/26/84
10/27/84
10/27/84
10/30/84
A03
A03
Al4
A03
BOl
BOl
A07
AlO
AOl
AOl
AOl
AlO
AOl
A0 4
A06
All
BOl
AOl
AOl
A0 4
Al2
AOl
AOl
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1
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2
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3
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1
3
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2
2
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5
2
2
2
DATE
Parties resi:ond to suit filed by 12 Williams survivors
Ronnie Williams says Brazil was prej udiced in case fran first
William Brazil calls for Grand Jury probe in Williams case
Judge George Hartj e Jr to step aside for probe in case
Brazil asks Gov Clinton what questions he wants before j ury
Gov Clinton says only question is who killed Marvin Williams
Juanita 'Ihanas says C O Bensley adnitted beating Williams
Mrs J 'Ihanas lived in Texas when Williams died, relatives say
State to p:iy for Grand Jury probe in death of Williams
Judge John Lineberger to preside over Williams Grand Jury
William Braz il disqualifies himself for death probe
Judge Lineberger willing to delay hearing
Ne1 autop:>y to be made on oody of Marvin Williams
Marij uana and vodka found in j ail
Body of Marvin Williams exhumed
Security tightened after marijuana. and vodka found
Gary Isbell named prosecutor in Williams case
Ne1 sources developed in Williams case, prosecutor says
FAULRNER LAKE
Plan to cl ean swamp channel s is under fire
FAULRNER RCBERT
see also - Congress-Bouse District 2
FAUSE VIRGINIA
see also - Arkansas-Sesquicentennial
FAUSEI'l' CD
Little Rock firm changes name to Financial Centre Corp
FAYE.'PI'E.VILLE
see also - Government Bonds and Invesbnents
Ne1 p:irking deck found to be sul::standard, needing rep:iirs
Firms asked to discuss p:trking deck problems
Parking deck found to be structurally sound
Police officers file suit for back p:iy
FAYE.'PI'E.VILLE CITY JAIL
Rade1 Comm sues over conditions at j ail
FAYFPl'E.VILLE SCBOCL DISTRICI'
District was second in old Confederate South to desegr egate
FEDERAL AID
see - Grants In Aid
FERNJ:l\LE
FERRIES
FERSTL '!OM
see also - Cl inton Bill
Leads opp:>sition to tax rise for Little Rock School Dist
FESTIVALS
Riverfest at Little Rock attracts thousands
Riverfest crowd tops 50 , 000 during events
Farthquake Fest to be held at Paragould
95
11/01/84
11/02/84
11/08/84
11/09/84
11/10/84
11/10/84
11/12/84
11/14/84
11/15/84
11/17/84
11/22/84
11/25/84
11/27/84
12/01/84
12/02/84
12/04/84
12/05/84
12/05/84
Pl\G C
B02
A03
AlO
Al3
Al3
Al3
AOS
A03
AlS
Al9
AlO
A04
A06
BOl
A22
B02
A03
A03
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
5
1
6
1
6
6
3
1
1
05/12/84 BOl 3
07/29/84 BOS 1
08/19/84
08/23/84
09/20/84
11/08/84
Al3
B02
C07
A08
1
3
3
6
12/14/84 A26 1
05/17/84 BOl 3
03/10/84 A07 1
05/27/84 A06 5
05/28/84 BOl 1
07/08/84 Al8 3
ARKANSAS GAZ El'TE INDEX 1984
I»\TE
Heart of Arkansas Catf ish Jamtoree to benefit NYr
Riverboat Days Festival celebrated at NeJpe>rt
Summerset Festival at Burns Park to include full weekend
Tontitown Grape Festival offers variety of activities
Hope watermelon growers gear up for contest , festival
Summerset Festival at NLR features baloon races
Fall is festival time in Arkansas
Healthfest in Hot Springs celebrates health
First National Deer Horn Blowing Contest held at Hamburg
FEYEN MAORIS RAY
see also - Warren James J Murder Case
FIELDS BILL
Ik>na.tes 283-acre tract to University of Ark at Fayetteville
FIFTY SIX SOIOCL DISTRicr
District allows 26 students to transfer to Calico Rock
FILES JACK D
see also - Gambl ing
FINANCIAL CENTRE CDRP
New name adopted for former Fausett Co f iIIllS
FIRFARMS
see also - Radicalism
Gun control might have pr evented random violence, Glover says
FIRES - AUGUSI'A
Five children die in house fire
Gas leak blamed for fire that killed five children
FIRES - CLARKSVILLE
see also - Tastybird Foods
FIRES - :EUREKA SPRDGS
Landaker Hotel , a historic structur e, destroyed by fire
FIRES - FORDYCE
Cllild dies in house fire
FIRES - HOPE
'IWo businesses destroyed
FffiES - HO!' SPRDGS
SUit seeks $21 million fran SW Bell for 1980 apartment fire
SUit against SW Bell involves 4 deaths in apartment fire
Jury finds &W Bell not liable in fire at apartment
FIRES - LITTLE ROCK
see also - Beaumont Nursing Hane
see also - First Commercial Bank of Little Rock
see also - Restaurants
see also - St Vincent Infirmary
'IWo children die in two house fires in Pulaski County
'!Wo house fires in Pulaski County began in kitchen
Ik>nald Henry rescued child f ran burning house in rural area
Daniel Herrin helped r escue one child f ran burning house
Wanan dies in apartment fire
'!Wo children die in apartment fire
Warehouse fire brings $400 , QOO damage
Edgehill bane of Mrs Booker Worthen destroyed
loss in Worthen bane fire set at $6SO , 000
Worthen r esidence fire caused by short ci rcuit
96
07/27/84
07/27/84
08/01/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
08/31/84
10/28/84
11/09/84
ll/2S/84
PAG C
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
COl
BOl
ED6
3
6
2
2
3
4
2
S
1
07/03/84 COS 1
07/24/84 A07 3
07/29/84 BOS 1
07/30/84 A09 2
03/03/84 AOl 2
03/06/84 A0 4 1
11/30/84 A08 6
04/12/84 A08 1
01/06/84 AOl 6
08/3 0/84 BOl 2
08/30/84 B02 2
09/01/84 BOB 1
01/17/84
01/18/84
01/18/84
01/19/84
01/23/84
03/26/84
1 0/17/84
11/24/84
11/24/84
ll/2S/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
A03
AO S
A06
BOl
AO S
AOS
A23
3
2
6
1
s
1
2
1
1
1
ARKANSA.C) GAZErl'E INDEX 1984
:mTE
Lighthouse Baptist Tanple damaged
Barbara Graves Intimate Fashions hit by arsonist, loss heavy
Marguerite ' s Corset Shop damaged in suspicious fire
FIRES - MN;NCLIA
House fire kills seven children
Mother charged with endangering welfare of minors
FIRES - MARIANNA
'IWo buildings destroyed in d:>wntown area
FIRES - NEIDIAM
Youth dies in house fire
FIRES - PINE BLUFF
see also - Davis Skilled Nursing Center
Child inj ured in house fire
FIREWORKS
see also - Accidents and Safety
FIRST ARKANSA.C) BANRSTOCK CORP
see also - stephens Inc
Agr ees to buy four banks controlled by C Josei;h Giroi r Jr
Net income shows increase over last year
Mochtar Riady explains his interest in Arkansas firm
William L Cravens named pr esident, placed on board
Assets expected to total $2 .4 billion by 1 985
Fabco is now largest financial institution in Arkansas
Name may change to Worthen Banking Corp
Name changed to Worthen Banking Corp
Reason for name change explained
FIRST BANK AND TRUSI' OF JONESBORO
see also - Simnons First National Corp
FIRST CDMMERCIAL BANK OF LITILE ROCK
see also - Comex Inc
President William L Cravens r esigns
Building damaged by fire, smoke
Building tenants trying to operate without power
FIRST CDMMERCIAL CDRP
see also - Fi rst Commercial Bank of Little Rock
see also - Morrilton Security Bank
Big purchase of Fi rst Commercial stock brings speculation
Stock sold was f ran shares of Charles J Cella
Murchisons of Dallas tuy shares in Fi rst Commercial
Negotiations with Murchisons cxmtinuing, sources say
Murchison family purchase of stock is on schedule
stockholder l ists are highly private, William H Bowen says
Fi rst United Bankshares of El Ibrad> is Muri;hy ' s firm
Group headed by Charles Muri;hy Jr buys large block of stock
Group led by Charles Murphy i;aid $10 . 8 million for shares
FIRST FEDERAL SAVOOS AND LOAN A5SOCIATION OF L ITTL E ROCK
Firm sues Cl int MOrchison for $25 million
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EL OORAOO
see - Fi rst United Bank of El Ibrad:>
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETI'WILLE
see also - WOrthen Banking Corp
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HARRISGI
Steve McEntire gets prison term for anbezzlanent
97
PJ\,G C
11/27/84 ClO 2
12/06/84 A04 2
12/06/84 A0 4 3
02/12/84 AOl 5
02/22/84 A03 4
09/03/84 AOl 2
05/07/84 A0 9 4
01/17/84 A03 1
01/28/84
02/04/84
03/11/84
03/28/84
05/10/84
08/02/84
08/10/84
10/24/84
10/24/84
AOl
AlO
BOl
D07
DOS
DOB
C09
A09
D07
4
4
5
2
2
2
2
1
4
01/27/84 C06 1
04/09/84 AOl 3
04/10/84 AO S 1
02/29/84
02/29/84
03/01/84
03/02/84
03/10/84
04/18/84
OS/04/84
OS/04/84
06/14/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOS
AOl
BOl
AOl
AOl
A07
5
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2
1
2
6
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1
OS/31/84 DOS 1
04/11/84 All s
Dl\TE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ml\.GNCLIA
see - Fi rst United Bank of El. n>rado
FIRST PYRAMID L IFE INSURANCE CD
William B Fisher is new president
Firm charts new financial oourse for financial str ength
Firm bought � Security Benefit Life Insurance C.O
Douglas L Gockel named pres and Vern Herbel chief officer
FIRST STATE BANK OF LAKE VILI.JIGE
see also - Simmons Fi rst National C.Orp
FIRST UNITID BANK OF EL OORAOO
Formed � merger of Fi rst Natl at Magnol ia and El n>rado
FIRST UNITED BANKSHARES OF EL OORAIX>
see al so - First Commercial C.Orp
FIRST VARIABLE L IFE INSURANCE CD
Frank N Gordon and &'Mard c Hamill named exec vice presidents
FIRSTSCXJ'IH
Assets now exceed $1 billion
Gives $50 , 00 0 to University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Regional heaaauarters bldg in Fayetteville to be 5 stories
Restructuring of managment oompleted
Suit alleges two banks oonspi red to destroy firm' s business
Suit centers on loan made to Texas Western Devel.opnent
Texas Western used loan to buy Sundance C.Ondominium in Cal. if
Seven banking institutions sue Firstsouth over loan
FISH
see - Wildlife
FISH ClJL'IURE
see - lquaculture
FISH FARMJN;
see - lquacultur e
FISH HATOIERIES
see - Wildlife
FISHER
see al so - Storms and Tornadoes
FISHER GEOR;E
Best cartoons of 1983 reviewed
Best cartoons � Fisher for 1984
FISHER JIMMIE LOO
see also - Arkansas-Treasur er
Commends selection of Mrs Ferraro for Dem VP candidate
FISHER WILLIAM B
Named president of Fi rst Pyramid Life Insurance C.O
FISHJN;
see - Bass Masters Classic
FLANPGAN H E
Father of Betty Bumpers dies at Olarl eston
FLANPGAN CLA Dr\LE
f<k>ther of Mrs re.le Bumpers dies at Olarl eston
F.L:EMJM; PATRICK WAYNE
see al so - Mallet Effie Jean Murder Case
FLENIKEN D:ENNIS
FLOODS
Greenlea Lake not effective in pr eventing flooding in NLR
98
01/01/84
09/09/84
10/11/84
12/09/84
PP.Ci C
BOl
BOl
AOl
BOl
2
1
6
1
01/01/84 Al. 2 6
12/09/84 BOl 1
02/04/84
02/18/84
10/03/84
11/04/84
12/18/84
12/18/84
12/18/84
12/19/84
cos
B02
006
BOl
A0 4
A04
A0 4
AO S
6
1
2
3
6
6
6
1
01/02/84 BOl 1
12/31/84 BOl 1
07/15/84 Bl 5 1
01/01/84 BOl 2
09/16/84 Al. 2 6
02/17/84 Al. 2 6
11/04/84 A08 1
ARKANSAS GAZ EI".l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
FLOOOO
see also - Cache River
Flood r ecords set on 34 streams last year
Control plan for city of Clinton altered by easement problems
Central Arkansas hit by flooding
Borrowed money for Village Creek dist has not been repaid
Jackson Col.mty drainage dist has debt of $1 .6 million
Several residents personally liable for Village Creek loans
Village Creek, White River and Mayberry is name of district
Village Creek Dist gets right to annex land to help µiy debt
Control over levee and drainage districts urged
Bridge used by farmers in dispute over drainage dist rurns
Planned control proj ect at Clinton may end walleye fishing
'!Wo guarantees of Village Creek Dist may have legal problems
'lhree pumps vandal ized in Village Creek Drainage Dist area.
Baucum Drainage Dist may be revived to rel ieve Rose City area
Residents along Rock Creek in Little Rock fear another flood
Fourche Creek flood control plans moving sla'lly
Pine BlUff sUff ers heavy damage in flooding
Pine BlUff flood damages hanes, arts center
Mayor of Pine BlUff says city could not pr event flooding
Congress deletes funds for ten proj ects planned for Ark
Flash floods plague state areas
Little Rock r esidents forced fran banes by floodwaters
Parts of CorMay, Garland, Saline and Miller Counties flooded
Flash flooding continues across state
flk>re floods hit Little Rock as heavy rains continue
Rivers have flooded farm land across state
Nimrod Lake waters p:>uring over spillway
Patterns in southwest Little Rock studied
Village Creek Drainage Dist ple,adings f iled in court
Landowners f ight prop:>sal to reassess by Villiage Creek Dist
Legal status of Village Creek Drainage Dist questioned
Village Creek actions legal ized over obj ections of landowners
Little Rock flooding occurs after 3 inches of rainfall
State Repr Paul Ibramus shown flooding in city
Ibr amus to contact Congr essnen for help with .Fourche proj ect
&lgineers to begin work to ease flooding on .Fourche Creek
Little cbne since 1978 flood to tame .Fourche Creek
Schools and roads closed in Northwest Ark by heavy rains
FLOVERS
Descendant of Iavid O Ibdd rose sought for Sesquicentennial
FOLK ARTS
see - Arts
.FOOD
Olef s at Little Rock hold dinner for thansel ves
Milk Unfai r Practices Act of 1955 declared void
Market b:lsket survey includes Little Rock prices
FOOD CONTAMINATION AND rorsamx;
Tainted beef consumed at 2 VA hospitals in central Ark
.FOOD STAMPS
see - Welfare
FOOIBALL
COLLEGE
see also - Hatfield Ken
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GAZ E'Pl'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
UO\. Ccach Harold Horton named NAIA Coach of the Year
Frank Broyles says UA a-1es no funds to Lou Holtz
Table shows funds UA received fran TV broadcasts last 2 yrs
salary of UA ooach oompared with others in Southwest Conf
Pr E.111 iew of 1984 season
UA Razortacks are first choice of Liberty Ba-11 for game
Arkansas State Univ chosen for NCAA Div I-AA playoff
AIC champions UO\. to be in NAIA national playoff
Arkansas State Univ defeats Tenn-Olattanooga in playoff
All-AIC team named
Arkansas State Univ defeated in playoffs by Montana State
UA Razortacks to face Auburn Univ in Liberty Ba-11
UO\. Bea.rs overpower Moorhead State in national playoff
Three UA Razortacks named to AP Al.1-&TC team
UCA meets Central Washington next in national playoff
NA.IA championship game may be played at UO\. in Comay
Razortacks James Shibest and Mark Elliott named to UPI team
UO\. Bea.rs pummel Central Washington to move to NAIA final
Arkansas State Univ places 5 players on Al.1-SLC first team
UCA shares national title with Carson Newman with tie game
Arkansas ' s NAIA All-Americans for 1 984 listed
University of Central Ark had great year in 1984
University of Ark tx:>wl history
University of Ark falls to Auburn in Liberty Ba-11
Hogtrain carries 180 passengers to Liberty Ba-11 game
FOO'lBALL - HIGH SQiOCL
Pr E.'ITiew of 1984 season
Cross County def ea.ts Rison for Class A state championship
Crossett defeats Searcy for Cl.ass AAA state championship
Little Rock Cath defeats West Men?iis for Class AAAA title
McGehee defeats F.arl e for Class AA state championship
Arkansas Gazette Super Team named
Catholic High Coach Roy Iavis named Coach of the Year
Helena ' s Fr eddie Olildress named top defensive player of year
James Rouse of Parkview named player of the year
Wheatley drops football as eex>nOfi\Y measure
FORD GmALD
Speaks at Searcy for F.d Bethune campaign for US Senate
FORD GERALD R
Fee for speech at UO\. brings criticism
Former President speaks at University of Central Arkansas
Searcy speech to benefit F.d Bethune in race for US Senate
FORD r-D'IDR ffiEDIT CD
Suit on interest can be tried as class action, ct rules
Opposing attorneys accused of unethical oonduct in case
FOREIGN DF.SCEm' GRaJPS
see also - Chinese in Arkansas
FOREIGNERS IN ARKANSAS
Mr and Mrs Kurt F Perwolf ask j udge to stop deportation
Federal ct orders INS study of case of Perwolfs
FOREIGNERS IN 'lll E UNITED STATES
Arkansans j oin illegal effort o bring Central Americans to US
FOREMAN L D
Baptist minister dies while on mission trip to South Pacific
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12/02/84
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12/21/84
12/25/84
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11/18/84 Al.2 1
11/20/84 A05 4
11/21/84 AOS 1
05/19/84 BOl 1
08/25/84 Al.3 4
ARRANSA.5 GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
FOREST AND BIDSH FIRES
'!Wo foresters killed in fire near Mena
Probe oontinues into death of two foresters
Earl BroaQ.lell reti ring after 10 yrs as fire SI:X>tter on taNer
FORESTS AND FORESTRY
see also - For est and Brush Fires
Poison Spr State Forest is in dispute by G&FC, Forestry canm
Federal govt spends more than it earns in timber sales
State Cong Delegation differ on ooncern about prof it
Road ruilt by Job Corps in Franklin Co is oontroversial
Dr Phyllis Garnett warns foresters to use best practices
FORREST CITY
FBI probing charge that I:X>lice used excessive force
FORT OW'FEE MINERAL LFASES
see - Oil and Gas
FOSSILS
see - Paleontology
FOSTER C'ARE OF CHILmEN
see - Brown Center
see - Elizabeth Mitchell Olildren' s Center
FOSTER NORMA
FOSTER WILLIAM F SR
see also - Aloohol ic Beverages
FOUNTAINBLF.NJ NURSJN; HCME
State ooard suggests fine, probation for Little Rock bane
FOXWOOD caJN.rRY CLUB
Gr eens damaged by three men may total $100 ,000
Club seeks $150 , 000 in damages to grounds
FRANCIS FAMILY MURDER O\SE
Mark Oiristian Henderson gets life without FSrole
FRANKLIN C OUNTY
see a l so - F ranklin Coun ty Ja i l
FRANKLIN <DUNrY JAIL
N dinner for prisoners approved by JPs to save money
FRATERNAL ORDER OF OOLICE
see - Little Rock-Etnployees and Officials
PP.G C
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04/28/84 A0 5 1
06/10/84 BOl 5
06/27/84
07/22/84
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10/27/84
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10/24/84 A06 4
01/25/84 A09 2
02/09/84 A0 5 3
02/03/84 A07 3
08/22/84 BOl 6
FRATERNAL ORDERS
see also - Knights of fythias
FRATmNrrIES J\lID SORORrr I ES
FRAIJIE AND SVINDL]N;
see also - Autanobiles
see also - Diplana Mills
see also - Food Contamination and Poisoning
see also - Tele?iones
see also - Welfare
Wanan loses #$3000 in oon sdlane at North Little Rock
Beebe wanan loses $80 0 in swindle
Swindlers take rings fran elderly wanan at North Little Rock
Four charged wih theft in alleged schane to deceive motorists
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07/14/84
11/28/84
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FRAZEE HELEN
see - Crossley Wayne Murder case
FRIDERICKS JACK
FREE AND ACCEP!'ED ORDER OF MASONS
Shriners gather in LR to have fun , raise moeny for hospitals
FREE ME'IHODIST O!URO:I
FREE WILLIAM EARNEST
Obituary
FREEOOM AND HUMAN RIGHrS
see - Civil Rights
FREEOOM OF THE PRESS
see - Civil Rights
see - Freedom of Information
FREEMAN ELWOCD
FRESHOOR JACK
FREYER TONY
FRIENIBHIP
Lori Baxter Everitt meets pen i:a,l after 13 yrs of letters
FROOS
see - Wildlife
FRUGE JAMFS R
see also - Tanyard Springs Village
FRUrl' AND VEGETABLES
Blueberries bea>ming profitable export fran Arkansas
Joe Roberson grows nectarines on farm at Omaha
FULBRIGifl' INBrI'l'UTE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
see - University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
rutBRIGifl' J WILLIAM
Fulbright has back surgery in Washington hospital
Returns hane after surgery
Book by Lee Riley Powell traces E\llbright dissent on Vietnam
Urges joint proj ects with Soviets rather than hopeless talks
FULFILL A DRFJ\M
Helps fulfill dreams of seriously ill children
FULLER MAE FOSTER
Former dean of women at Ouachita dies
FUN M:>UNI'AIN
Grant sought for water i:a,rk near Hardy
FUND DRIVES
see - Philanthropy
FURNI'IURE
see - Household furnishings and Equipnent
FU'IURE PRCBLEM SCLV� PROORAM
see - Problan Solving
GADDY LILLY
Celebrates 106th birthday
GAMBLIK2
see also
Oaklawn Park
casino night benefit called off on word of LR Pol ice
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01/17/84 A07 6
08/05/84 A04 2
07/29/84 Bl2 1
08/14/84 BOl 2
07/10/84
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12/04/84 A06 2
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ARKANSAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX 19B4
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Churches sponsoring bingo gambling are not molested
Moral Majority leader Roy McLaughlin predicts lottery defeat
State lottery supporters meeting
Survey shows voters favor state lottery to benefit educ
Inaction f ran educ forces disoourages Doug Wood
Hot Springs interest seek vote on casino gambling
Businessmen open drive for casino gambling amendment
Church groups, Gov Bill Clinton quick to oppose casinos
Arkansas Gazette opposes casino gambling
Casino gambling proposal opposed by political candidates
Ernest Dlnnas discusses casino proposal
Citizens United Against Gambling organiz es to fight casinos
Casino proponents point to econ gains, sport aspects
Methodists vote to opp:>se casinos, state lottery
Petitioners told to leave :i;x>lling places in Hot Springs
Casino proponents :i;x>int to Las Vegas as site for Baptist conv
Casino pranoters will not seek signatures at primary runoff
Casino plan opposed by W J Md:uen
North Ark Conf of Methodist Church opposes casinos
Arkansas District of Assembl ies of God oppose prop:>sals
Article explores experience of Atlantic City, NJ with casinos
Atlantic City experienced 67 pct crime rise with gambl ing
Petitions have mor e names than needed for ballot slot
Atlantic City has not experienced expected business boan
Petitions filed for vote on Hot Springs casinos
Foes of casinos try to organiz e to oombat proposal
Casino petitions certified for ballot for Novenber
Hot Springs r esidents see casinos as help, p:>ll shows
Hot Springs Mayor Jim Randall opposes casino gambling
Proponents of casinos <bubt Randall stand will have effect
Jim Randall says resp:>nse 9B pct p:>sitive to his stand
Casinos need 9 million bettors to meet $600 million gross
Bill Clinton vows to fight casino bill amendment
Spokesman for ClJA<X; unaware of help f ran Las Vegas gamblers
Three charged with oomputeriz ed gambling operation, fraud
Limit proposed for casinos during racing season
Sheffield Nelson heads Citiz ens United Against Gambling
Dr Erwin L McDonald to head Religious Council of Cl.JIG
Religious Council of ClJM3 formed to help fight casino plan
Text of proposed amdt to allow casino gambl ing in Hot Springs
Arkansans for a Better Arkansas pranotes casino prop:>sal
Jack Files heads Arkansans for a Better Arkansas
Jack Files says there is gambling in every county
Arkansas Municip:tl League comm opposes casino proposal
Bishop Richard B Wilke urges Methodists to fight casinos
Sheffield Nelson sees casino gambling as new jobs deterrent
Casinos hurt poor , are regressive, Sheffield Nelson says
Doug Wood opposes proposed Arndt to allow casinos in-Arkansas
Three Hot Springs churches, YMCA, not available for p:>lls
Casino pranoters list funds each local govt can �xpect
Sheffield Nelson pr edicts tax increase if casinos approved
Casinos seen as threat to tourism industry by opponents
F.conomic boost for state eni;hasized by Jack Files
Names of oontributors to casino drive will be kept secret
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GAZEI'l'E INDEX 1984
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Sheffield Nelson an?iasiz es adverse effects of casinos
Jack Files disputes claim that casinos drive out industry
Jack Files sees large construction gains f ran casino approval
Cllurches mobiliz e to fight casino approval
Law enforcement officers estab anticasino group
Lynn 03.vis disputes claim that casinos bring econ windfall
Ernest Dlllnas column analyzes claims of casino supporters
t«> Casino Sllnday will help piss amdt , Jack Files predicts
.Efiltor Jul ia Jones finds good effects of Ne1 Jersey casinos
Jack Files says list of casino supporters will be released
Black activist Robert Mcintosh has petitions under scrutiny
sane petitions for vote appear to have same handwriting
Casino opponents may call for probe over forgery issue
Backers and foes trade charges and countercharges
Backers say Robert Mcintosh offered suppor t for piy
Mcintosh says he asked for $140 ,000 to help feed hungry
Robert Mcintosh threatens suit to force recount of petitions
Arkansans who defy law on lottery tickets face little danger
Names of manbers of advisory p:mel for casinos released
Elijah Colanan says he did not agree to co-chair casino group
Four on casino suppor t pinel say thE¥ were not asked
Four arrested on gaming charge at NLR Amvets Club
Sheffield Nelson and Jack Files to debate Arndt in churches
Explanation of overlooking of bingo , raffles, etc by police
Four arrested at Amvets Post enter innocent plea
Cone Magie sees Amendment pissage as detriment to tourism
Four more say thE¥ never asked to j oin pro-casino pinel
Sheffield Nelson re11 eal s list of businessmen opposing amdt
Sheffield Nelson, Jack Files debate issue of casinos
Jack D Files and Sheffield Nelson hold second debate
Hot Springs resort owner says guests oppose casinos in town
Physician fears casinos would be detriment to medical service
Little Rock police give warning to church on bingo games
Task force of blacks formed to oppose casino amendment
Libraries could benefit f ran casino re11 enues, Jack Files says
Casinos would be threat to compulsive gamblers, expert says
Anticasino rally scheduled at Hot Springs
About 2 , 000 foes of casinos march at Hot Springs
Casino question cbes not affect plan for maj or Hilton Hotel
Casinos would harm industrial develop, advisory p:mel says
Qiarges, countercharges alx>und in heated campiign on casinos
Hot Springs gambling has long history
Cllarles Cella, Oaklawn Jockey Club owner , opposes casinos
Sheffield Nelson and Jack Files trade words on advertising
Planned Hilton Hotel will help p:iSS casino amdt , Files says
Casinos called econanic help for Arkansas
Jack Files cites industry gains in casino states
Arkansas Gazette formally opposes proposed amdt for casinos
Maylon Rice describes raid on illegal gambling in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Mayor Jim Randall urges defeat of casino amdt
Casino proposal defeated by large margin
Antigambling forces celebrate in Hot Spr ings election watch
Cllarges reduced in arrests at Amvets Club in NLR
Little Rock police serve notice that bingo games must stop
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Official vote on proposed Arndt on casino gambl ing
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GAMES
Arkansans j oin thousands for bingo in Oklahana
Headmaster is new trivia game invented by two teachers
Trivial Pursuit tournament held at Little Rock for charity
GAMf.DN JCEN
Holds fish fry, rally for Democrats
GANDI INDIRA
see - India
GANNAWAY SUSIE MANN
Obituary
04/09/84 BOl 2
06/24/84 COl 2
11/19/84 BOl 2
10/15/84 A07 1
08/28/84 AlO 1
GARLAND CDUNI'Y
Access to absentee ballots sought in dispute
Suspect ballots examined by investigators
Absentee votes again seized for probe
Over 200 Garland County businessnen oppose casino gambling
GARNER CLAUD
GARNER KELLY
see also - Models of Fashion
GARNER LINJ:ll.\
see also - Arkansas-Insurance Dept
GARNEPI' HIYLLIS
see also - Forests and Forestry
GASOOOL
see - Alcohol Fuels
GASOLINE
see - Oil and Gas
GATEWOOD WILLARD B JR
GAYLORD ELllIUE
see also - National Association for the Advancement
GENFALOOY
Cmnulative abstracts of marriage records not extensive
Religion may have pranpted move by ancestors
Lure of land caused much migration between states
Value of statewide census indexes
Family reunion i;atterns
Family reunion can raise funds for proj ects
Leading genealogist to conduct seminar at Little Rock
Biographical sketches may appear in regional publications
Goodspeed histories are important biographical sources
Goodspeed biographies generally accurate
Goodspeed histories discussed
Goodspeed history series discussed
Goodspeed histories not oompletely indexed
National Archives changes forms needed for records
Ehcyclopedia of the New West oontains Ark materials
Province and the States, Vol 7 contains Arkansas material
Pictorial History of Arkansas provides valuable information
Pictorial History of Arkansas helpful on praninent persons
Historical Review of Arkansas oontains valuable information
Centennial History of Arkansas oontains many biographies
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ARKANSAS GAZ E'I'I'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Arkansas and Its People oontains useful biographies
Arkansas Lives, John L Ferguson ed, is valued source
Local publications may oontain biographies
Checking oounty boundary changes produces little information
Best how-to genealogy manual is The Source
The Source lists 94 hereditary organizations
Mormon Library is world ' s largest genealogical center
Kinship terminology often inoonsistent in old records
Good map oollection is valuable tool for genealogists
Photooopies of maps and atlases may be useful
Cklnership maps may be photooopied by Library of Congress
Topographical maps offer invaluable details for researchers
General highway map offers details of all Arkansas Counties
Arkansas highway maps of early days are for sale
Popular genealogy oolumn , Grass Roots, is disoontinued
GENERAL MJTORS CDRP
Kentucky i;aper says Ark being considered for GM plant
GEOORAHI IC'AL NAMES
see - Names of Places
GEOLOOY
Lake Ouachita Geo-Float Trail described
GIDffiE OIARLEE L
GIDffiE LIDYD
see also - Meditation
Advises Congress on balanced budget
GHOSTS
see - �ritions
GIFTED S'IUDENTS
see - Problan Solving
see - Publ ic School Gifted Students
GILOIRIST ELLEN
GJN;ERIQI JAMES D
Professor at UCA authors award-winning paper on Appeals Court
GINTER LIDNARD
GINTER NORMA
GIROIR C JOSEEH JR
see also - First Arkansas Bankstock Corp
see also - Worthen Banking Corp
GLENN JClIN
GUNER JUDY
see also - Firearms
GOACEER HARCLD
see also - Noble Wesley Murder Case
GOCKEL oomIA5 L
see also - First Pyramid Life Insurance Co
GCLD KIST INC
Fanners drop plan to buy facilities
GOLnsBY THOMAS G JR
106
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06/03/84
06/10/84
06/24/84
07/01/84
07/08/84
07/15/84
07/22/84
07/29/84
08/05/84
08/12/84
08/19/84
08/26/84
09/02/84
09/02/84
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11/29/84 AOl 2
07/22/84 COl 2
02/08/84 AlO 2
03/05/84 BOl 5
02/01/84 DOS 4
ARKANSAS GAZ ET!'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Malll'll. el le
GCXXlI JAMFS T
Bank official , attorney, dies at Arkadeli;ilia
GOOCH JAMFS T �y
Gooch did not mislead wife in pr�nuptial agreanent
GOODL El'I' CDTroN GIN
see - Parks and Recreation
GOO!li? IN JOE
GOOIW IN KEN E MURDER CAS E
Blind musician found stabbed t o death at Little Rock
Charles F Stoner charged with murder of Gooc:Min
GOOIW IN 'IOMMY
see also - Arkansas State Police
GO.ROON CLARENCE
GOROON SOL
see also - Conoord School District
GOR3EOJS GEDR3E GRl\NT
see - Grant G eorge
GOSNELL SClICXL DISTRICI'
Dell and Gosnell voted last June to merge districts
GOOLD
Petition seeks renoval of Police Chief Harold Pearson
Town faces bankruptcy over fees for attorney
City Council votes to keep Police Chief Harold Pearson
Firing of Dorothea Pearson brings $20 ,000 award in oourt
GOOLD CITY JAIL
Parents of prisoner who died in j ail win suit
Gould p:iys $100, 000 to family of prisoner who died
GOOLD SCHCXL DISTRICI'
Patrons turn down.oonsolidation in straw poll
GOTmNMENT Ba.nE AND INVESTMENTS
see also - Mid America Muselll'll.
Bond issuance without voter approval decried by D Hickman
Val idity of certificates of indebtedness doubted by D Hickman
Bonds issued by Little Rock for motel ruled invalid
Decision on bonds oould affect tourism and indus bonds
Financial circles asti r over oourt ruling on tourism bonds
Parkway Village proj ect asks def erral of bonds action
Decision on tourism bonds casts shadow on all state bonds
Only tourism bonds appear affected by oourt decision
Ernest Dlll'O.a s discusses rul ing on tourism bonds
Rehearing sought on tourism bonds decision of Suprene ct
P A Hollingsworth accused of interest oonflict in bond case
Tourism bond purchaser asks r ehearing of case
Rehearing r efused on tourism bond rul ing by Ark Suprene ct
Houston f irrn says La Quinta Moter Inn bonds fully protected
Little Rock has made no p:iyrnents on invalidated bonds
SUit challenges tax-free bonds used for Holiday Inn at LR
SUit challenges use of tourism bonds by Markham Inn at LR
Suit challenges use of bonds for Lagniappe Inn oonstruction
Suit challenges bonds issued for Riverfront Hilton at NLR
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10/24/84 Al2 5
03/0l/84 B02 3
12/04/84 A05 1
1 2/12/84 AOl 2
08/24/84 Al6 4
02/09/84
02/18/84
03/15/84
09/28/84
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01/ll/84 Al2 1
04/04/84 A08 5
12/08/84 Al7 1
03/18/84
03/18/84
03/27/84
03/27/84
03/28/84
03/29/84
03/30/84
03/31/84
04/ll/84
04/13/84
0 4/20/84
04/24/84
06/05/84
06/06/84
06/16/84
06/29/84
07/10/84
07/14/84
07/18/84
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ARKANSAS GAZBITE INDEX 1984
MTE
Suit questions validity of bonds to build NLR Hilton Inn
Amendnent 62 would raise interest limits on lx>nds
Public officials favor proposed Amendnent 62
Proposed Arndt 62 would make local lx>nds mor e salable
Housing Devel.opnent Agency bonds ruled constitutional
Thad Kelly discusses need for Amendment 62
Act 535 of 1983 to be on ballot for voter decision
Act 535 of 1983 would authorize oonds for sewer proj ects
Act 535 of 1983 would be administered by Soil and Water Comm
Voters approve higher interest for local l:x>nds
Voters defeat Act 535 which authorized sewer lx>nds issue
Official vote on proposed Amenanent 62
Public Employees Reti ranent Systan may invest in jumbo �
Fayetteville oond issue for sewage plant voided by Supr ane Ct
Fayetteville case involved use of sales tax to reti re lx>nds
Rules for city, county oond issues listed in court ruling
Amendnent 62 resolves most problans with improvanent lx>nds
Fayette11 ille oond case involved law prior to Arndt 62 aooption
00/ERNMENT RJRQIASJN;
see - Buying and Buyers
OOlmNORS MANSION
see - Arkansas-Executive Mansion
GOl/ERNORS sama..
Gov Bill Clinton addresses 1984 session opening
US Senator David Pryor addresses school
Program gives gifted chance to encounter new ideas
GRADY SClICXL DISTRICl'
Coach Harold Sanders accused of sexual al:xlse of students
Coach Harold Sanders freed on lx>nd
SUperintendent Abel White charged with hindering prosecution
GRAHAM BILL
GRAHAM THCJ.mS GOROON
Former Mayor of Newport dies at age 76
GRAIN
see also - Bumpers Dale
see also - Pryor David
Rice becomes more popular in school lunchroans
Effort under way to encourage rice constunpt.ion
GRAND GULF Fa\'ER PLANT
see - Arkansas Power and Light Co
GRANT GEOH3E
Gorgeous George the wrestler is now an evangelist
GRANTS IN AID
see also - Arkansas Enc:bwment for the Humanities
see also - F.oonanic Opportunity Agency of Pulaski County
see also - National Tube Co
see also - Parks and Recreation
see also - Poverty
Distribution of econ devel.opnent grants cause complaints
Spokesman at AIDC explains how grants are distributed
Map shows grant distribution
State to get less federal aid than in 1980
Federal aid to Ark slashed by $389 . 4 million
108
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10/19/84
10/19/84
10/29/84
10/30/84
10/3]/84
11/02/84
lJ/02/84
11/02/84
11/07 /84
11/07/84
11/29/84
12/20/84
12/22/84
12/22/84
12/22/84
12/27/84
12/27/84
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06/18/84 AO? 5
07/04/84 BOl 2
07/16/84 BOl 4
10/26/84 A03 5
10/27/84 A0 4 4
10/27/84 A04 4
07/03/84 AO? 3
01/03/84 BOl 4
01/03/84 BOl 6
03/26/84 BOl 4
01/08/84
01/08/84
01/08/84
01/10/84
01/25/84
AOl 2
AOl 2
AOl 4
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A08 6
ARKANSA5 GAZEPl'E INDEX 1984
DA.TE
HUD adds 55 cities, ranoves 55 others fran m:w; eligible list
south Ark officials complain about share of econ develop fund
GRAVEL
see - Sand and Gravel
GRAVES MARK MURDER CASE
Paraplegic found slain at Mamn.elle
Victim knew assailant, officer says
GRAVEPI' CARRCLL
see also - Pulaski Cbunty-Eblice and Law Ehforcanent
GRAVEPl'E SHELLD>X; (l)
Firm processes black walnuts
GRAY HENRY C
see also - Arkansas-Highway and Transi:ortation Dep:i.rtment
Listed among most influential Arkansans
GRAYSON BAR'IH
see also - Music
GRFAT RIVERS SPIKE WORKS
Firm to locate plant at Pine Bluff
GREEN FOREST
see also - Ebllution
GREEN RICKY
see also - Bass Masters Classic
GREENE BEPl'E
GREENHaJSE mYLLIS
Dep:i.rtment head at UAIB dies
GREENLFA LAKE
see also - Flooding
GREER F.AMILY MURDER
Bodies of Keith Greer and his two children found hanged
Note found on body indicates murder, suicide planned
Ebssibility of losing childen led to hangings , officers think
GREER WILLIAM EZRA
Civil rights activist dies at age 59
GREERS FERRY
see also - storms and Tornaooes
GREERS FERRY LAKE
Destruction of bridge means long detour for area residents
Photograi:h of ranains of bridge blown Cbwn by tornaoo
Tornaoo blows Highway 16 bridge into lake
Ebntoon bridge or ferry being considered for tani:orary use
Highway Dept gets us approval to plan bridge rebuilding
Free ferry to take place of bridge until new sp:i.n opens
Funds approved for new bridge to replace one blown Cbwn
Ferry goes into operation near destroyed bridge
New bridge at F.dganont among bids opened by AHC
GRENADA
GRIER RCSIE
GRIFFIN LID H
Former Little Rock City Director dies
GRIFFIN NATHANIEL
109
PAG C
02/16/84 BOl 2
12/06/84 BOl 1
12/01/84 A06 6
12/02/84 A36 6
01/08/84 COl 3
09/03/84 BOl 5
10/10/84 C06 6
07/05/84 Al.3 5
11/15/84 A03 5
11/15/84 A03 5
11/16/84 Al.8 1
05/26/84 Al.7 1
03/17/84
03/17/84
03/20/84
03/20/84
03/22/84
03 /24/84
04/05/84
05/15/84
08/24/84
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09/05/84 A08 2
DATE
see also - Little Rock-Area Planning
GRIFFIN RIOIARD
Says prisons treat only synptans of crime
GROTE IVAN H
Obituary
GROVOJCK JO
see also - Pulaski County-Pol ice and Law Enforcement
GRUMMAN BOATS
Arkadel:Ehia to be site of boat factory
GUARANTY SAVJN;S AND LO.AN ASSOCI ATION OF HARRIS CN
Brokered deposits may have produced phenanenal deposit growth
GUrrARS
see - Musical Instruments
GULLEY JANE
Feinstone Envirormental Award goes to Gulley
GUNN WENDELL WILKIE
GUNS
see - Fi rearms
GUROON LIGifl'
see - Appar itions
GUROON MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
Few pitients left as cbctors resign fran staff
Facility may be closed
Facility closed for inpitient services
Hospital closed because pitients left
Closing may be extended
Hospital board denies staff privileges to Dr Gary Md3rew
'!Wo :Ehysicians r ej oin hospital staff
Hospital reopens after seven weeks of shutdown
GUY PERKINS SCHOCL DISTRICI'
MaeHue Young alleges bias in her firing as teacher
'!Wo teachers lose federal suit over dismissal
GWALTNEY FRANCIS IRBY
GWIN JACK
Former legislator dies
GYMNASTICS - CDLLEGE
SAU Tech captur es wanen ' s natl title in j unior colleges
SAU Tech wins national wanen' s title for j unior colleges
HACKLEY LIDYD V
see also - Publ ic School Standards
PAG C
04/01/84 A15 4
01/04/84 DOI 2
07/19/84 Afl7 1
03/04/84 BOl 2
10/21/84 ED6 3
02/08/84
02/09/84
02/17/84
02/18/84
03/02/84
03/17/84
03/28/84
04/06/84
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01/12/84 D06 6
07/18/84 A08 4
05/19/84 Al5 6
03/12/84 COl 5
04/08/84 ED2 1
HAIR
see also - Arkansas-Parks and Tourism Depirtment
Article discusses hair-trinming dates by Pove ' s method
HALB ERSTAM DA.VID
Discusses crises in industry in talk at Fayetteville
Tel.ls LR group US must improve educ to compete with Japin
HALL B C
HALL CHARLES W
see also - Sharp Curtis Murder Case
110
06/10/84 DOI 1
03/31/84 Afl4 3
11/06/84 BOl 2
DATE
EUGENE JAMES
see also - McArthur Alice Murder Case
HALL JCEN SR
Biograi;nical sketch of taxi f inn �ner
HALLimY
see also - storms and Tornadoes
HALLS OF FAME
HALSELL ROYCE WARREN
see also - Sharp Curtis Murder Case
HAL'IOM Wll..LIAM C
Little Rock man is former roamnate of Senator Gary Hart
IWBUIG SCHOCL DISTRicr
Petitions seek annexation of Portland dist to Hamburg
Annexation of Portland Dist seen as benefit to both dists
HAMER CLYDE
see also - southern Arkansas University
BAMIL'ION BARREIT
Receives National Art F.ducation Assn award
HAMIL'ION JOE T
Former legislator dies at Harrison
HAMM EIWARD BAR'ION
see also - Olynpic Games
HAMMERSQIMIDI' JCEN PAUL
Honored by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Receives assurance Arkansas River study funds to be rel.eased
Seeks to block FERC ruling on AP&L share of Grand Gulf cost
Cormnents on withdrawal of Marines from Lebanon
Defends his study trip to the Far East
Mother of Congressman dies at Harrison
Voted against tax bill because he feared Demos would spend it
Listed as wealthiest in Arkansas Congressional Delegation
Reverses support for Vietnam Veterans of America organization
Oppo ses AP&L proposed settlanent of Grand Gulf plant costs
Opposes penal ties for violating Ethics in Goverrnnent Act
Favors use of mass transit funds for roads also
Diesputes claim of B Alexander on Cuban pr isoner exhange plan
Congressman to visit Cambodia and Vietnam
Cormnents on r ecent trip to Southeast Asia
Says it is unlikely RJV's r anain alive in Southeast Asia
HAMMERSClIMIDI' JUNIE MILDRED
Mother of Repr John Paul Halmnerschmidt dies at Harrison
Pl!G C
HALL
01/30/84 BOl 1
03/10/84 BOl 4
05/20/84 A25 5
08/20/84 BOl 2
1 2/20/84 A25 4
03/03/84 Al6 4
11/08/84 Al9 5
01/19/84
02/03/84
0 2/08/84
02/09/84
02/11/84
0 4/07/84
0 4/13/84
05/18/84
06/13/84
09/08/84
09/26/84
10/17/84
11/17/84
12/05/84
12/20/84
12/20/84
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04/07/84 Al3 6
HAMP.OON Dl\N
Felony charge over traffic accident dropped
HAMPl'ON WAYNE
Will not seek reelection to Ark Legislature
HANDICAPPED
see also - Housing-Little Rock
see also - St Francis County Sheltered Workshop
Complaint f iled over pedestrian bridge at Little Rock park
Students at School for the Blind enj oy snow skiing
George Hart hunts turkeys despite being blind
111
02/09/84 A08 4
01/03/84 A03 5
03/15/84 BOl 2
03/18/84 C03 1
03/27/84 COl 2
ARKANSAS GAZ Brl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Arkansas services for deaf among best in country
Handicapped wanan teaches others to swim
Job Accommodation Network to assist in finding j obs
Accessible housing called top need of handicapped
MatthEM DeMerritt speaks for disabled in LR appearance
Martin Clark continues farming despite loss of his hands
Transp:>rtation service faces obstacles to survival
Transp:>rtation system may be developed in Pulaski County
Dwayne and Charles Pope lead productive lives
Jack East comments on film on amputees
Iwt;II ELENA
see also - Arkansas Community Organizations for Reform Now
HANSEN RCN
HARASSMENT
see - Brutality and Harassment Al.legations
HARDIN LurHER S
Receives outstanding service award for vocational educ work
HARDI1'12 UNIVERSITY
Library developing National Leadership Video Library
Feature articl e on National Leadership Video Library
Operation of National Leadership Video Library explained
Speakers for American Studies Lectures named
Celebrates 50 yea.rs of service in Searcy
Five graduates to be honored at Hanecoming
Coons Olair of Bianedical Science established
Lorene Pagcaliwagan received 2 degrees in 16 ronths
HARGIS mvID M
ReviEMs history of Sheriff Tam¥ Robinson
IJARK)N JCHN T
Home in Sherwood is subj ect of foreclosure suit
Nancy Harmon f iles bankruptcy petition for mor e time to :E;SY
HARPER TESS
Mammoth Spring native is successful actress
IIARRI1'l2'ION mvio
HARR IS GERALDINE M MURDER C'ASE
Ellerett P Neeley faces capital nurder charge at LRAFB
Neeley order ed held at LRAFB
Military trial of Neeley begins at Little Rock AFB
Innocent plea entered by ai rman in slaying
Slaying was racially rotivated, prosecutor contends
Defense plans to use insanity plea
Ai rman Neeley described as bully, bigot, confused
Trial of Ai rman Neeley continues
Jury re11 iEMs notel::ooks of Ai rman Neeley
Fellow airmen testify they reported threats of Neeley
Neeley likely had disorder , expert says
Heated words mark court-martial session
Ai rman Neeley was psychotic, delusional , i;:sychologist says
Experts testify Neeley legally sane during killing
Psychiatrist f inds no evidence Neeley insane
Jury recesses after four hours of del iberations
112
05/20/84
06/18/84
07/07/84
07/09/84
07/29/84
07/29/84
10/08/84
10/08/84
10/14/84
12/05/84
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12/08/84 BO B 1
08/21/84
09/03/84
09/03/84
09/14/84
10/17/84
11/01/84
12/21/84
12/24/84
A03
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1
1
3
4
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10/09/84 A0 9 1
03/25/84 A09 1
05/09/84 A03 1
02/12/84 COl 3
02/09/84
02/10/84
06/26/84
06/27/84
06/28/84
06/29/84
06/30/84
07/01/84
07/03/84
07/04/84
07/06/84
07/07/84
07/10/84
07/11/84
07/12/84
07/13/84
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ARRANSAS
GAZ ETl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Everett P Neeley found guilty of capital nurder
Everett P Neeley gets life term in slaying of Harris
HARR IS MUSKIE
see also - Little Rock-City Boa.rd
HARRIS ON SCHOCL DISTRICI'
Drug and alcohol abuse called serious in schools
High school bank to be in Reagan inauguration µirade
HART GARY
William C Haltan of Little Rock was former Hart roamnate
HARTJE GEOffiE F JR
HAR'IWICK TRAVIS C
HATCH ORRIN G
Addresses state Republican convention
Says he and F.cl Bethune are in accord
HATFIELD KEN
see also - Football-College
Series explores career of Hatf ield as player and coach
Hatfield recalls playing days at University of Arkansas
Comments on enj oyable period as student at U of A
Days as youth in Helena r ananbered fondly
Discusses his entry into coaching field
success against Notre Dame was highlight at Air Force Acaderey
Recalls switch in offensive plans at Air Force Acaderey
Philoso:Ehy of Coach Hatfield outlined
HATFIELD SANDY
Feature article on wife of Ken Hatfield, UA football coach
HATLEY BEN RAY
HAWKINS MARLIN
Raninisces about state politics of 1950s era
Building replica of Old Guard Rest Hane for fund-raiser
HAYES T J
see also - Carter Catharine Murder Case
HAYS OONALD
HFALTH INSURANCE
see - Insurance
HFALTH MAINTENANCE OffiANIZATIONS
see also - HealthAmerica
HFALTHAMERIC'A
J Roland Anderson named director of state' s first HID
HFALTHFEST
see - Festivals
HJD{LER MAffiAREI'
see also - Social Security
HELENA
Suit alleges Albert Cooper falsely arrested, beaten by police
HELENA SQIOCL DISTRICI'
Suit alleges widespread bias against blacks in hiring
HELENA SLACRWATER HARBOR
New developer may be chosen for proj ect
Arley" Engineers ask that proj ect be ranoved fran US funding
113
PAG C
07/14/84 AOl 6
07/17/84 A06 1
02/18/84 BOB 4
12/20/84 A0 4 4
03/10/84 BOl 4
09/09/84 AOl 2
09/09/84 AOS 1
08/12/84
08/13/84
08/14/84
08/15/84
08/16/84
08/17/84
08/18/84
08/19/84
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04/15/84 COl 2
03/30/84 'Al.7 4
04/25/84 A07 3
09/30/84 BOl 1
08/21/84 AO S 6
06/20/84 'Al.4 1
05/13/84 AOl 2
08/07/84 C07 2
DATE
D:ivid Pryor urges federal fmds despite Aney' Engineers
Congress deletes fmds for proj ect
HELL CREEI< C'AVE
see also - Wildlife
HENDERSCN STATE UNIVERSITY
Honors Jane Ross with alumni award
Receives donations for scholarship fmd
Three former faculty and staff honored by Alumni Assn
HENDERSCN WILLIAM ANTHONY
see also - Oneal Willa Dean Murder Case
HENDRICKS LCWBER
Says he will file libel suit against TCIIIIT\Y Robinson
Threatened suit involves r anark over McArthur murder case
HENDRICKSON ORIN MURDER CAS E
Howard Vagi has already pleaded guilty to first degree murder
Pat Hendrickson faces charge in murder of her husband
Trial mder way for Norma Foster in death of Hendrickson
Patricia Hendrickson gets death penalty in slaying of husband
Patricia Hendrickson sentenced to death by Judge Lookadoo
HENDRICKSON PATRICIA
HENDRIX COLLEG E
Completes $20 . 5 million fund drive befor e target date
Holl and Harper scholarship funds establ ished
Television documentary to be produced by AmN
Harold H Cabe estate Cbnates $1 million to Hendrix
Rupert family donates $100 ,000 for scholarships
Honors two graduates as distinguished alumni
Invited to seek funds for enrollment studies proj ect
College raised $2 .6 million during 1982-83 fund drive
Ehdowed scholarship of $10 , 000 given by Rev Marion Miller
Fausett Hall wins design award for architechural firm
James E Lester Jr writes centennial history of Hendrix
HENSLEY C 0
HERBEL vmN
see also - Fi rst Pyramid Life Insurance Co
HERBICIDES
see - Chanicals
HEffiEI' DICK
see also - Little Rock-City Board
HEROISM
Jerry W Ashcraft honored for saving boys fran train
HESS BCE
see also - Little Rock-Police and Law Enforcement
HESTER HAVIS
see also - Coroners
HEUmoN JOHN
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Connnission
HIGH samor.
see - Publ ic School
HIGH TECH INOOSI'R IES
114
P.AG C
08/07/84 C07 2
10/12/84 Al6 2
05/08/84 B02 5
09/28/84 B02 4
11/10/84 BOS 5
11/03/84 A0 4 2
11/03/84 Al.4 2
04/11/84
04/11/84
04/11/84
04/12/84
04/14/84
A06
A06
A06
A20
AOl
4
4
4
5
2
04/09/84
04/09/84
04/12/84
04/18/84
04/27/84
05/03/84
06/30/84
08/23/84
10/15/84
11/04/84
11/11/84
B02
B02
A08
BOl
Al.5
BOl
BOB
B02
B02
B06
C07
3
5
4
2
1
2
2
3
6
1
1
06/26/84 AOl 2
ARKANSAS GAZEPl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see - Bioplex International
HIGH TEOI INTERNATIONAL lNC
see - Bioplex International
HIGH TElllllY
lm
see - Comp;mies and Factories
HIGin'GlER RON
see also - College Tenni s
HIGllVAYS
HilBURN HARRY
Former state legislator dies at Walnut Ridge
HILL NATHANIEL
Proud of improvanents he has directed at Little Rock
HILL SI'E.VEN
HILL 'IHGmS
HlNSON CATHERINE MURDER C'ASE
Grand Jury probing fatal shooting of Jonesboro woman
Henry Geschwend testifies in murder probe
John Hinson questioned in death of his wife, Catherine
John Hinson indicted on manslaughter charge in death of wife
HISTORIC BUILDI:OO S AND SITES
see also - calioo Rock
see also - Little Rock
Historic Preservation Alliance of Ark makes awards
HISTORIC PRESERVATION ALLIANCE OF ARKANSAS
see also - Historic Buildings and Sites
HO RAYM:>ND
see also - Arkansas Educational Television Network
HOOOES KANFASTER JR
see also - Arkansas-Surpr ane Court Position 1
see also - carter Jitm¥
Named to board of Middle South Utilities
HOOAN BEN M AND COMPANY
HffiAN RC.BERT E
HCLDER TRUSI'EN
Plants turnip greens for use of public
IKLIDAYS AND SPECIAL OCCAS IONS
Govermnents va'rY approach on honoring King and Lee birthdays
State anployee rules for time off for King and Lee birthdays
HCLLAND BarroM.S NA'IURAL AR.FA
see - Wilderness and Natural Areas
HOLLClVAY CHARLES W
see also - Vaughan Jerrell Murder case
HCLOC'AUSI'
see - World War II
HCLT JACK JR
see also - Arkansas-SUpr ane Court Position 1
HCL'1HOFF HOVARD L FAMILY
Family sues Metropolitan Life for $13 . 5 million
115
PJ\G C
09/28/84 Al4 2
02/11/84 BOl 1
0 2/29/84
03/01/84
03/01/84
03/02/84
A03
Al8
Al8
AOl
3
5
5
2
11/29/84 C04 4
05/19/84 A06 3
01/08/84 COl 2
01/17/84 BOl 2
01/17/84 BOl 2
04/11/84 AOl 6
Suit accuses Metropolitan of schane to take thei r holdings
land purchases in Conway County included in suit
Holthoff brothers file bankruptcy to stop court suit
04/11/84 AOl 6
04/11/84 A06 6
08/21/84 BOl 5
HOL� I.00
see also - Riverside cable Television Inc
No funds due Holtz fran University of Arkansas
Got $259 , 000 fran two funds upon leaving University of Ark
lDUCIDE
see - Murders
HCM>SEXl.JALITY
Fire destroys Palladium Restaurant at Little Rock
Palladium catering to gays had increased business before fire
HONEYCU'I'I' MILDRED RAY MURDER CAS E
Murder charge against Ronald Q carden expires
HCN; KO:t\G CHINESE BANK LTD
see - stei;hens Inc
HOOCLL VIRGINIA
see also - Basketba.11-COllege Wanen
H0011 EN ORLEY MURDER CASE
Rick Paige and Stei;hen Wilson charged with slaying
HOPE
see also - Fi res-Hope
HOPE BCE
Appears at Little Rock fund-raiser
About 1 , 185 attend function at Little Rock featuring Hope
E.Vent was not planned as a fund-raiser
HOPE STAR
Sold to Phillips family
Sale to Phillips family challenged
stock sale ban challenged as illegal
Court refuses to halt sale
HORN FAMILY MURDER CASE
State Suprane ct orders new trial for James T Metcalf
HORNE WILLIAM C
see also - Michel ravid Murder case
HORSE RACI:t\G
see also - Oaklawn Park
Thoroughbred dealers in Ark differ in outlook on business
Legislative p:mel discusses problan of free i;asses to Oaklawn
HORSES
see - Livestock
HORION HAROLD
HORIDN WANm M MURDER CAS E
Miguel Vasequez charged i n stabbing death of Horton at NLR
HCSPITALS
see - Medical Facilities
Har SPRIN3 CDUNI'Y
ECX>nomic conditions improving
001' SP.RIIDS
see also - Crossley Wayne Murder case
see also - Gambling
see also - Hotels-Hot Springs
see also - land Sub:lidence and Landslides
116
01/15/84 EDl 6
02/25/84 AOl 2
09/12/84 BOl 3
10/06/84 BOl 3
01/08/84 Al9 1
11/21/84 A06 4
07/0l/84 COB 2
07/06/84 AlO 4
07/06/84 AlO 4
Ol/27/84
02/03/84
02/08/84
02/11/84
C06
Cll
Al2
A06
5
3
5
5
12/18/84 C07 4
11/11/84 BOl 1
11/22/84 Al2 5
07/31/84 A09 1
02/05/84 AOl 3
DATE
see also - Magic Springs
Canow over Central Ave is subject of disagreanent
HO!' SPRiliGS SENTINEL REroRD
Libel suit by Pittman Associates dismissed
HOI'ELS
see also - Jewell Jerry D
HOI'ELS - El.JREI{A SPRimS
Landaker Hotel destroyed by fire
HOI'ELS - Im SPRiliGS
Two hotels near completion on Lake Hamilton
Sheraton Lakeshore Resort opens on Lake Hamilton
Sheraton Lakeshor e Resort opens on Lake Hamilton
Hilton to build major hotel near Convention Center
ImELS - LITTLE ROCK
capital Hotel celebrates 107th birthday
Sam Peck renovation begins
City unhappy that Camelot Inn has not been renovated
Furnitur e and contents of Sam Peck Hotel to be sold
Sam Peck Hotel to be renamed The Legacy
Colonial. Motel on Roosevelt strives for family 100t el image
Camelot Inn is obj ect of for eclosur e suit
Camelot owners say they are behind on p:iyments
Camelot owners say they are behind on p:iyments
Fi rm releases ownership of Camelot to Kinark Corp
Fi rm releases ownership of Camelot to Kinark Corp
Capital Hotel wins design award for architectural firm
Camelot Hotel ordered auctioned to satisfy debt
Auditors say EDA granted capital Hotel loan prior to study
Managanent firm named to handle Camelot Hotel
Excelsior Hotel has excellent fire safety systan
Kinark Corp acqui res Camelot Hotel at auction
Ha.JSEHCLD FURNISHilGS AND EQUIFMENT
Rick Parker of Gentry , top-notch at restoration work
Abraham Lincoln may have built bed now in Russellville
Bed allegedly built by A Lincoln sold for $2 ,500
Ha.JSiliG
see al.so - Handicapped
see also - Mortgages
Calamity-resistant houses being built in Arkansas
same hanebuilders offer new 1 0-yr warranty called H�
Fort Smith hane builder probed by HUD over federal loans
Central Mortgage Bankshares denies wrongdoing in HUD probe
HOOSilG - CAMMACK V:a.I.XiE
Crackerboxes become castles
HCXJSilG - FAYEPI'EVILLE
Condo purchase provides housing for students, tax shelter
Hane of Ik>nald Roller Wilson featured
HOOSiliG - FORT SMITH
City ranks 3rd lowest in cost in us
IDJSilG - Im SPRiliGS
Condominiums to be built on old bridge across Lake Hamilton
Bridge planned for condominiums taken back by Highway Conun
HOOSiliG - LIT'l'LE ROCK
117
PP.G C
12/17/84 BOl 4
01/17/84 BO B 3
11/30/84 A08 6
05/06/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
10/27/84
BO S
B03
B03
BOl
1
1
1
1
01/20/84
01/24/84
01/26/84
02/22/84
05/06/84
07/'Zl/84
08/07/84
09/07/84
09/07/84
09/08/84
09/08/84
11/04/84
12/01/84
12/01/84
12/06/84
12/21/84
12/22/84
C06
BOl
AOl
BOl
A2 8
AlO
AOl
A0 4
A0 4
B0 2
B02
B06
AOl
C07
D09
Al6
Al6
3
2
2
2
1
1
2
5
5
4
4
1
3
2
4
1
2
09/20/84 COl 1
11/11/84 COl 4
11/30/84 AlO 5
02/11/84
07/15/84
08/12/84
08/14/84
BOl
GOl
All
A07
1
1
1
5
06/07/84 COl 1
04/29/84 BOl 2
06/14/84 COl 1
04/27/84 cos 4
08/05/84 BOl 4
09/29/84 C09 2
ARKANSAS GAZE.TI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Waterford Apts on Green Mtn Dr are impressive
Eastview Terrace is successful despite industrial park site
Parkway Village retiranent center construction to begin
CXIr Way apt units built especially for handicapped persons
Parkway Village pranoters ask delay on tax-free oonds
Housing Authority advertises for tenants
Summerhill Apts pr esents condo living at apt prices
Houses in prestigious areas carry high price tag
Marshall Square Historic Dist offers residences for sale
HClJSill'.2 - RDSSFLLVILL E
Article on underground bane of the Paul Jackson family
HClJSill'.2 - TEXARKANA
Tenant transfer plan r ecormnended by HUD for desegregation
HClJS'ION NA'IURAL GM CDRP
HOVARD JAMES ROY JR
Cl>ituary
HOVARD PAUL JACK
Member of Country Music Hall of Fame dies at Arkansas hane
HCJVFLL MARSHA
see also - Fhysicians and Surgeons
HOXIE SCliOCL DISTRICI'
Jim Johnson relates his involvanent in desegregation case
HUBBELL WEB8rER
see also - Arkansas Suprane Court Position 1
see also - Little Rock-Public Buildings and Off ices
see also - Statehouse Convention Center
HtJnC30N ClIRIS
see also - Vance Eric Murder Case
HtJUC)CN roons INC
Murfreesooro plant retooled, workers recalled to j obs
Retooled plant at Murfreesboro closes again
AIOC withholds grant funds after plant closes
HlnHES LARRY GENE MURDER CASE
Police charge David Ellis Wolfe and Anthony Lynn Walters
HlnHES mn.IP ABRAHAM MURDER CAS E
Terry Wayne Porter gets life without parole for murder
HUIE C R
Reti red lawyer and state official dies at Arkadeli:hia
HULL CLIFTON E
Sells collection of railroad materials to NLR Public Library
HUMAN BODY
Telei:tione r ecording screens for hearing problans
Female oodybuilders enter competition at Little Rock
Francis Vinson of Drasco , to get heart and lung transplant
Use of deprivation tank to ease daily stress described
HUMAN RIGHTS
see - Civil Rights
HUMANA INC
see also - North Central Camnunity Hospital
HUMANITIES
see also - Arkansas Endowment for the Humanitiies
Ilill\GER
see - Poverty
118
01/01/84
01/21/84
03/23/84
03/26/84
03/29/84
06/13/84
07/29/84
08/15/84
09/16/84
PJ\.G C
GOl
BOl
Al 4
BOl
A05
BOl
GOl
BOl
GOl
1
4
5
4
1
5
1
5
1
02/23/84 COl 1
04/02/84 A07 1
01/06/84 AlO 3
06/20/84 All 2
05/27/84 I02 3
05/11/84 A21 1
06/21/84 AOl 2
06/22/84 A20 1
08/08/84 A03 5
01/06/84 A08 4
02/28/84 A07 6
08/03/84 A0 4 4
02/15/84
07/28/84
11/15/84
12/16/84
BOl
BOl
A09
DOl
3
2
1
3
MTE
HUN!' BUNKER
HUNl' JFANN IE BEARD MURDER CASE
Connie Louise Lascano seeks reversal of her 1981 conviction
Lascano alleges she was beaten and threatened
Evidentiary hearing granted Lascano by Ark Suprane Court
HUN!' JIM AND ASSOCIATES INC
New ad agency formed at Little Rock
HUNl'ER CARL G
HUNI'ER CLARENCE
see also - Legislature-House District 62
HUN!']};(;
see - Wildlife
HURLEY WALLACE D
Founder of Hurley- Comµmy, Inc dies at Camden
HUSSMAN CDRP
Plant to open in old Sunbeam plant in Dumas
HCJITO ADRIAN
Found dead after standoff with 50 police officers
HYMAN C F FAMn.Y
see also - Multiple Births
IBEffi MARVIN
ICE S'IORMS
see - Weather
ILLINOIS BAYOU
see also - Rivers
ILLINOIS RIVER
see also - Rivers
ILLITERACY
Dennis Boshers featured in TV documentary
ILLNESS
IMPROJEMENT DISTRICTS
see - 'Ar ea Planning
see - Sewer Irnprovanent District No 42
INCEST
see - Sex Crimes
INCDME TAX
see - Taxation
INDECENT EXPOSURE
see - Pornography and Ohscenity
INDEPENDENCE CDRIORATION OF BATESVILLE
Insurance f irrn formed by bank
INDEPENDENCE CDUNrY
F.conornic developnent has set a steady pace
INDIA
Gandhi slaying condemned by Sikh leaders in Arkansas
INDIANS
Cherokees enter Ark r etracing Trail of Tears
Cherokee youths r etracing route through hills of North Ark
Youths commanorate forced march along Trail of Tears
119
PAG C
03/28/84 Al4 1
03/28/84 Al4 1
05/22/84 B02 6
08/05/84 BOl 2
05/31/84 Al2 2
10/13/84 C09 2
03/27/84 A09 5
01/10/84 BOl 2
01/22/84 BOl 5
01/15/84 AOl 2
11/12/84 A04 5
06/28/84 B02 1
06/29/84 Al8 1
07/01/84 A06 2
ARKANSAS GAZ EI"I'E INDEX 1984
�TE
·
INLUSTRIAL DE.VELOPMENI'
see - Comp:inies and Factories
INLUSTRIAL PLANTS
see - Comp:inies and Factories
rnroSTRIAL SCLID WPSTES
see - Waste Materials
INFANI'S
see - Olildr en and Youth
INFLUENTIAL PERSONS
Arkansas persons of influence chosen in Associated Press poll
List of oost influential Arkansans includes 50 names
INFLUENZA
Ul;RAM FRANK F
Former College of �arks coach dies
INNCNATION INWSTRIES INC
Sues Ray Primm Industries Inc over i;atent for <X>or control
Fi rm wins $80 , 000 award in i;atent infringanent suit
INSECT'S
Brown recluse spider studied by UA professor
INSTALLMENT BUYU.:G
see - Credit
INSURANCE
see also - Atkins Insurance Corp
see also - Congress of Insurance Legislators
see also - Fi rst Pyramid Life Insurance Company of America
see also - Independence Corporation of Batesville
see also - National Investors Life Insurance Co
see also - unemployment Insurance and canpensation
see also - Union National Life Insurance Co
Coverage sought for wanan who needs liver transplant
Liver transplant covered by insurance policy wanan has
E!..ain Connell nust choose insurance plan for liver transplant
Gov Bill Clinton asks UCA to re11 i6rl case of E Connell
PrimeCare plan growing in Arkansas
Arkansas i;:hysicians enj oy low malpractice rates
Agent ' s license re11oked after hearing
Blue Cross and Blue Shield settles suit by Clester W White
INI'EGRATION OF RACES
see - College Segregation
INl'EGRATION OF SCl:ICXLS
see - Publ ic School Segr egation
INTEREST
see - Credit
INTERNATIONAL BROIHERHOOD OF TFNJ.STERS
Alfred H Pickering r esigns as president of Local 878
INTERNATIONAL PAPER CD
Nerlsprint line closing idles 400 at Pine Bluff
Suit seeks $16 million in death, inj uries of anployees
Unions to vote on plan to get line restarted at Pine Bluff
Donates $10 , 0 00 to University of Arkansas library fund
Camden Mill to close after 56 years of operation
Foreign competition blamed for closing of Camden plant
120
P.AG C
09/03/84 BOl 1
09/03/84 BOl 1
08/02/84 A09 3
03/07/84 DOB 2
12/04/84 C06 4
06/21/84 BOl 2
01/25/84
01/26/84
03/11/84
03/20/84
05/06/84
08/05/84
11/11/84
11/14/84
All
A08
AlO
B02
BOl
Al3
A23
A06
1
2
5
1
5
1
3
1
02/01/84 A03 4
01/11/84
01/12/84
03/06/84
06/21/84
11/06/84
11/07/84
AOl
D06
C07
B02
AOl
D06
2
1
2
6
2
4
DATE
Conditions for restarting machine at Pine Bluff discussed
State working to keep plant open two mor e years
Union workers approve plan to keep Camden plant open
Union workers ratify proposal to keep Camden mill open
Camden may change city limits to assist mill to stay open
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Peace march held in Little Rock
Peace Through Strength orgn holds rally at Little Rock
Veterans of Foreign Wars in Ark leaves Peace Through Strength
Veterans of Foreign Wars cite right wing politics in Pl'S orgn
Article discusses several peace groups in Arkansas
Two camps battle over how to maintain peace
lNVENTIONS AND INVENTORS
see also - Innovation Industries Inc
George and Mildred Kraft market furniture coasters
IRAN
see also - !Myer Cynthia
IRANIANS IN ARKANSAS
Five wear masks to protest Moslem gathering in Little Rock
IRRIGATION
see also - Selage and Liquid Wastes
see also - Water
IRVIID RCBERT
ISBELL GARY
NY RALPH
J SAM SMTIH AND ASSOCIATES
see - Advertising
JACK WINTER INC
Warren clothing factory closing
Plant in warren may be taken over by another firm, kept open
Plant to be purchased, reopened by Laibnna Sportavear
JACKSON CDUNI'Y
Article on econanic developnent plans
JACKSON CDUNI'Y NATIONAL BANK
Unusual loan losses bring order for closing of bank
JACKSON JESSE
JACKSON KAREN
see also - Robinson Brenda Murder Case
JACKSCl\l MARLIN D
see also - Banks
JACKSON SHIRLEY
JACKSON ULYS
Harrison J;hysician, communi ty leader dies
JACKSONIDRT STATE PARK
see - Parks and Recr eation
JACKSONVILLE
Daily accused of holding gun to head of alderman
Randy Daily fired f ran Police Dept after alleged incident
PAG C
11/11/84
11/30/84
12/06/84
12/08/84
12/20/84
A2 4
AOl
BOl
A07
A07
6
2
1
1
2
01/07/84
09/30/84
1 0/11/84
10/11/84
12/09/84
12/09/84
BOl
A25
A06
A06
COl
COl
1
1
4
4
1
1
11/18/84 B07 1
12/29/84 A03 5
08/08/84 D07 4
08/09/84 AOl 5
08/10/84 AOl 4
01/29/84 AOl 2
08/10/84 AOl 2
·
121
10/3]/84 All 4
07/20/84 AlO 1
07/20/84 AlO 1
.ARKANSAS GAZ EPI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
JACDB PAUL LNVRENCE
see also - US-Defenses and Armed Forces
JAILS
see - Prisons and Prisoners
JAMFS BROIHERS CD
Wayne Cryts case sent back to ct at Little Rock
US Suprane Ct refuses to free Wayne Cryts fran contanpt
JAMES mvrD RANIX>Lm
El Dorado businessnan dies
JAYCEES
see - united States Jaycees
JEFFERS GRIG
see also - Mountain Pine School District
JEFFERSCN CDUNI'Y
see also - Coroners
JEFFERSCN RIGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Pine Bluff facility lays off 120 anployees
JHIOVAHS WITNESSES
Arkansas leaders fear outsiders misunderstand than
JEWELL JmRY D
Judge told to find worth of Red Carpet Inn
JINKS HARCLD
JCB TRAINn:G PAR'INERSHIP AC!'
see - Lal::or and Employment
JOOGn:G AND RUNNn:G
Diet Pepsi run at Little Rock atttracts 2 ,6 00 entrants
Diet Pepsi race at LR won by Simeon Kigen and Anne Audain
JOHNSCN CDUNI'Y
see also - Comp:i.nies and Factories
JCHNSON CDUNI'Y JAIL
Escapee James Keith Sampson wounded during r ecapture
JCJINSCN mRLEEN
JCHNSCN JIM
see also - Arkansas-Suprane Court Position 1
Raninisces about politics of 1950s era
Changes political allegiance to Republican Party
Explains his switch to Republican Party
Wins acceptance in appearance before GOP leaders
Calls Judge Henry Woods a megalananiac
Urges boycott of Arkansas Gazette and its advertisers
Says Judge Henry Woods attanpts to take over legal system
Relates his involvanent in Hoxie School Dist desegregation
Defends Ed Bethune interviews of prospective federal judge
JOHNSOO KENNEIH L SR
Former chai illl.an of dept at UAm dies
JCHNSCN L W
Obituary
JCHNSON MARK
see also - Robberies and Thefts
JOHNSON MESCAL
Leader in education of food consumers
122
PAG C
04/14/84 A22 1
10/11/84 l\0 4 6
02/24/84 l\07 3
04/12/84 l\01 2
06/23/84 l\07 1
01/26/84 Al O 1
04/22/84 l\05 1
04/22/84 E()l 1
11/23/84 A25 2
03/30/84
04/04/84
04/12/84
04/15/84
04/27/84
04/27/84
04/29/84
05/27/84
09/24/84
Al 7
l\01
Al6
Al 4
l\03
l\03
l\07
!02
AO 5
4
2
5
6
1
1
1
3
1
09/04/84 l\07 6
01/15/84 A22 1
08/28/84 COl 5
ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
JCJINSOO RCNNI E DREW
see also - Boyd J e1ell Murder Case
JCNES D'.){x;JAS C
Season of Yellow Leaf is latest took
JCNES E E2\.Y
Receives honorary degree fran Kansas State University
JONES GRANDPA
see also - Restaurants
JCNES GUY H
Raninisces alx>ut state politics of 1950s era
JCNES HARCLD F JR
JCNES I.VY MURDER C'AS E
Arthur Taylor and Randy and Michael Hallman face charges
JCNES JAMES H JR
State editor of Arkansas Gazette dies at age 43
Eflitorial tribute to Mr Jones
JCNES JIMMIE
Resigns as Adj Gen of Arkansas National Guard
JONES JULIA
see also - Gambling
JCNES JULIA HOOHES
see also - Arkansas-Auditor
Will talk to Walter Mondale alx>ut fanale running mate
Meets with Walter Mondale in Minnesota
Record high numbers of voters registered, state Auditor says
Organizes group to encourage voter registration
Leads wanen ' s groups supporting Geraldine Ferraro
Predicts big increase in voter turnout
Predicts 1 million voters in general el ection
JCNES MAXINE TEMPLE
Marty Sherrill Devasher alleges Jones stole her work
JORmN CASTLE W
JORmN LINDA
Serves as co-ordinator of Judy Petty camp:lign for Congress
JOOLIN KENNEm RAY MURDER C'AS E
Timothy Glenn HCMell charged in stabbing death of Joslin
JCXJRNALISM
JOYNER AL
JUOOONIA SCHOCL DISTRIC!'
Rulings on discipline favor school officials
JUKEBOXES
Old j ukeboxes becane collector itans
�ION CITY SCHCXL DISTRIC!'
P/i.G C
01/01/84 C04 4
05/17/84 B02 4
03/30/84 Al.7 4
02/09/84 D09 l
02/09/84 AOl 2
02/10/84 Al.6 1
02/02/84 AOl 2
07/04/84
07/05/84
07/25/84
09/27/84
10/ll/84
10/18/84
11/0l/84
A0 4
A05
Al.0
BOl
BOl
BOl
A20
2
1
6
2
3
2
5
01/17/84 BOS 3
10/29/84 A07 1
03/20/84 A08 4
04/19/84 Al.4 5
12/02/84 COl 1
JUNK
JURIES AND JURY ruTY
Prospective j uror must go through trial of his own
Samuel M Rye gets fine, probation on tampering charge
123
03/18/84 COl 2
08/04/84 Al.3 5
ARKANSAS GAZ EPrE INDEX 1984
DA.TE
PIG C
JURY TAMPERn.t;
see - Juries and Jury D.lty
JUSI'ICE FOR QUME VIC!'If.15
see - Crime Victims
JUV:ENil.E DELINJU:ENCY
KAHL GORION
see also - Vigilantes and Radicalisn
.KAMINSKY HANK
see also - Art
JAMFS T
Article reviews the old Karan and the new
Ehdorses Jesse Jackson for President
KARAM THOMAS A
Clothier told to surrender on Tennessee tax count
KA�T GAYLE
KEELS LAMAR
KELLOOG MAURICE D
Noted professional artist dies
KELLY CHARLES
KELLY ED
KELLY W T
KARAM
01/14/84 BOl 1
03/06/84 A09 1
08/28/84 A06 6
02/15/84 Al4 4
KEMP JACK
see also - Congr ess-Senate
Camµiigns in Arkansas for Judy Petty for Congress
KENNEDY WILL IAM H JR
Banker retiring after long years of service to banking
KERNS BEI'I'Y EOVLER
see also - Conoord School District
KERSH NANCY
Wife of ATU president is outstanding cook and hostess
KESTn.JBAUM RCN
see also - College Basketball-University of Arkansas at LR
KimAPPn:G
Darleen Johnson reported abducted by Philip Anthony Davis
Darleen Johnson set free in ManP'lis
Philip Anthony Davis arrested in Tennessee
Two Van Buren women abducted f rom farm home
Two Arkansas women freed unharmed in Tulsa
Lynn Ray Ernst charged with abduction of prostitute at LR
State troopers resrue wanan near St Joe
Two charged in abduction of wanan at St Joe
Two plead innocent in St Joe case
KILBY Hai.ARD
Hot Springs man reunited with son after 17-year absence
KILBY RON
see also - Bass Masters Classic
K!LL(lx;H LARRY R
124
09/22/84 A0 4 3
12/23/84 B06 1
01/11/84 COl 1
04/11/84
04/12/84
04/13/84
06/02/84
06/03/84
10/27/84
12/01/84
12/04/84
12/06/84
AOB
Al7
A09
A08
Al9
A0 4
AlO
BO B
A07
5
1
5
1
3
5
6
5
1
08/19/84 COl 2
ARKANSAS GAZE.T!'E INDEX 1984
DATE
KIMBALL RAY
DeQueen publisher honored for 50 years of service
KIMBRCU;H WARREN OAKLEY
Name on list of 3 finalists for federal court judge in Ark
KIID JACK
Kim MARTIN LUIHER JR
Manorial. tree planted on Arkansas State Capitol grounds
Robert Mcintosh attenpts to cut manorial. tree
Manorial. tree on state Capitol grounds cut d:>wn
Bill Clinton wants to plant another manorial. oak
KIID RANDY IU;AN
Convicted in incident at club
KIRKPATRICK OON
Developer helps pr eserve, restore old houses in LR
KISSnGER HENRY
Speaks at fund-raiser for Woody .Freanan
KLEIN RCBERT WHITI'JM;'IDN MURDER O\SE
Prison escapees Steven Hill and Michael Cox surrounded
State Trooper Klein killed while searching for escapees
State Trooper was searching for Michael Cox and Steven Hill
State troopers were searching for Wrightsville escapees
Manorial. service scheduled at Little Rock
Murle Rice family describes being captives of escapees
About 700 attend manorial service in Little Rock
Capital murder charges filed against Michael Cox, Steven Hill
Funeral. attended by 500 police off icers and Gov Bill Clinton
SUspects plead innocent, cite mental reasons
KLEINE JOE
I<MART DISCDUNI' S'IORES
see also - Tresi;ass
KNIGlfrs OF PYl'HIAS
I�mates $400 , 000 to Arkansas Oiildren' s Hospital
KNCLL I::IA.VID
Obituary
KNOOP �ITH YIIDLOO
see also - Books and Writing-Knoop Faith Yingl ing
KRAFT GEOK;E
see also - Inventions and Inventors
RU KLUX KLAN
North Little Rock residents find 'White Patriot ' on lawns
sane blacks l ive in area wher e fapers distributed in NLR
KUMPE RUSSELL F
I<IJRJIAKA SANDRA
I<IJR0m PAUL K
Discusses danger of radioactive debris from satellites
LABOR AND AGRIClJLWRE
Suit by migrants in Drew, Bradley Co settled
125
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11/17/84 B02 4
08/18/84 AOl 6
01/15/84
01/17/84
03/09/84
03/10/84
A0 5
A03
Al.5
Al.8
5
1
1
2
03/01/84 A03 4
08/20/84 BOl 2
09/09/84 A20 6
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/18/84
10/18/84
1 0/19/84
10/19/84
10/23/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
A03
AOl
A08
AOl
A03
BOl
2
2
2
2
5
2
1
2
3
3
10/27/84 C09 6
01/21/84 All 3
ll/04/84 Al. 4 5
11/04/84 Al. 4 5
04/14/84 BOl 1
05/20/84 A21 1
ARKANSA5 GAZErl'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
LABOR AND EMR.OYEE LFASM;
Nsv anployee leasing comi;:anies open in Arkansas
LABOR AND EMPLOYMENI'
see also - Comi;:anies and Factories
see also - Doctors Hospital
see also - Jefferson Regional Medical Center
see also - themployment Insurance and Compensation
see also - Whirlpool Corp
Unanployment in Arkansas rises to 9 .4 pct
Unanployment rate climbs to 1 0 .5 pct
Arkansas not ready for 1994 workplace, MIT professor says
Jobless rate declines in Arkansas and the nation
Jobless rate in Ark drops to 9 percent
Unanployment in Ark decl ines to 8 .7 pct
Job Coordination in Springdale helps find j obs
Shoe plant closings oost Ark 2 ,000 jobs since 1976
Unemployment in Ark rises to 9 pct
'lWo shoe plants to lay off workers because of foreign imports
Jobless rate in Ark holds at 9 pct
CCX Network Inc of Comay lays off 60 anployees
Job Training Partnership program betters CETA placement rate
Warren losing hundreds of j obs by Jack Winter plant closing
Reynolds Metals Co lays off 225 workers at Jones Mills
Unanployment rate in Ark drops to B .3 percent
Rise in number of j ob seekers reported by ESD
Jobless rate in Ark drops to 7 . 8 pct
'lhree textile mills in Ark cite foreign imports in closing
utilities say no to i;:ayment moratorium for jobless
Task force plans meetings to help j obless fran plant closings
state seeks grant to train textile workers for other j obs
Dislocated worke�s Task Force aided 1 , 000 in j ob placement
Employment in manUfacturing rises in Arkansas
LABOR AND OLDER WORKERS
Senior Communi ty Service Employment Program helps find j obs
LABOR AND STRIKES
see also - Reynolds Metals Co
see also - Sianens Allis Small Motors Division
LABOR AND TRADE UNIONS
see also - American Federation of Lator
see also - DeQueen General Hospital
see also - International Brotherhood of Teamsters
see also - International Paper Co
see also - Little Rock-Etnployees and Officials
see also - 'fyson Foods Inc
Union workers in Ark take lower i;a.y to keep j obs
Arkansas Right to Work law may be in j eoi;:ardy, club told
LACROIX OPI'IC'AL CD
Explosion rips out wall, starts fire, inj ures 3 at Batesville
LADISH CD
Russellville plant expansion to add 175 nel jobs
126
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09/02/84 BOl 3
01/07/84
02/04/84
02/12/84
03/10/B4
04/07/B4
05/05/84
05/14/84
06/03/84
07/07/B4
07/27/84
08/04/B4
OB/05/B4
08/08/B4
OB/OB/84
OB/2B/B4
09/0B/84
09/2B/84
10/06/84
10/20/B4
10/27/B4
10/2B/84
11/09/84
11/24/84
12/31/84
C07
AOB
BOl
C07
C07
COS
BOl
A09
COS
COB
A03
A06
BOl
D07
AOl
Al5
COB
C07
AOl
AOB
Al2
C07
BOl
AlO
5
4
2
2
1
6
5
1
6
4
6
6
4
4
5
1
2
4
4
2
1
6
5
1
12/19/84 BOl 2
04/03/84 BOl 4
09/14/B4 cos 2
ll/17/B4 A0 4 2
09/21/84 A0 4 2
DA.TE
LAOONNA SOORT5WFAR lNC
Warren firm buys Jack Winter clothing plant
IAFE SOICXL DIS'l'RICl'
see - Marmaduke School District
LAKES AND RESERVOIRS
see also - Beaver Lake
see also - Faulkner Lake
see also - Greers Ferry Lake
see also - Millwood Lake
see also - Parks and Recr eation
Beaver Lake property owners obj ect to new rules on ci>cks
Plan to clean Faulkner Lake channel s mder fire
US Senate votes to halt land sale at Bull Shoals Lake
Norfork ferry boat used for tours around lake
Norfork is pleasant alternative to crowded areas
LAfJB J:EANINNE
LAMB TED
Principil figure in LR Central desegration case dies
IJ\NCASTER BCB
LAND
see also - Farms
G&FC pays triple value of land in White County for proj ect
Large tract in western Little Rock bought for $2 .7 million
LAND SUBSIDENCE AND LANrSLIDFS
Sinkhole in yard at Little Rock caused by old well
Tons of rock , dirt crush 11 vehicles at Hot Springs
Crater on NLR str eet grows to 3 0 feet wide
IANDFILL
LANDLORD AND TENANT
see - Housing
LANDRUM GWENOOLYN mvIS
Obituary
IANI:SLIDFS
see - land Subsidence and Landslides
LANE CI.I.FT
Interest in two banks in Pike County to be sold
IJ\NE OLLI E KJRDER CASE
Farmer shot , killed near Iardanelle
I.l\OOFORD CLIFF
Langford leaves Hollywood to seek happiness in Arkansas
LAN3LEY CARL
see also - Crossley Wayne Murder Case
LASATER AND 00 INVEETMENI' BANKERS
Richard L Knox pranoted to pr esident of firm
IA'lATER mN R
I\lrchases Angel Fi re resort in New Mexioo
SUit alleges Jay DeHaven misused Lasater oomp:my fmds
John W DeHaven sues four firms owned by Lasater
IA'lC'ANO CDNNIE LOO IS E
see also - Hmt Jeanni e Beard Murder Case
127
PKi C
08/10/84 AOl 4
02/10/84
05/12/84
06/22/84
08/06/84
08/24/84
COB
BOl
Al.5
BOl
BOl
3
3
1
2
3
09/07/84 A0 8 3
03/20/84 A08 5
0 5/20/84 BOl 5
03/07/84 A06 5
03/23/84 AOl 2
04/16/84 BOl 2
01/06/84 Al.0 6
07/04/84 Al.8 6
03/23/84 Al.2 6
11/18/84 COl 4
07/15/84 003 1
1 0/08/84 A07 3
10/09/84 A06 6
12/01/84 All 1
ARRAN SAS GAZEITE INDEX 1984
Dl-\TE
U\ST MAN a.tB OF WORLD WAR I
Eleven manbers meet at Pine Bluff
LATTA .EMMS
see - R:ml try and F.ggs
UW ENFORCF.MENr
see - Police and Law Enforcement
LAW ENFORC� ASSISTPNCE FOOND1\.TION
Organization not receiving as many requests as expected
IltlRENCE BILL
IJWSCN JAMES D MURDER C'ASE
Eric Eugene Crusoe, 14, dlarged in death of Lawson
LAWSCN WILL IA A
Has had long career in several fields
LmCllVILLE SClIOCL DISTRICI'
see - Buffalo Island School District
see also - Monette School District
LFADERSHIP RaJNDl'ABLE ASSOCIATION
Ehcbrses Denocratic candidates
LFAKY MARY
see also - Books and Writing-Leaky Mary
LFATHEH-lOOO CREEK
LEBANCN
Funeral held for Marine son of Arkansas family
LEmEI'l'ER SANDY
Works as aide to daughter of Walter Mondal e
LEE OOUNI'Y
see also - Arkansas-Boundaries
LEE CREEK
see also - Archeology and Anthroix:>logy
see also - Rivers
LEE MICHAEL WRDER C'ASE
Lee died after Virsie L 'Ihanas used gasoline to burn him
LEE RAY
Russellville l::usinessman r ep:tys $1 .2 million to creditors
LEE RCBERT E
LEFLAR HELEN FIM;ER
LEFLAR RCBERT A
Professor has taught law at UAF last 57 years
Toast and roast honors Dr Leflar
Dr Leflar teaches at UA Law School without :i;ay
LH;AL AID FOR '!HE :EOOR
Lawyer group called VOCALS provides aid to indigent
LEGAL EIUCATION
see - university of Arkansas
LffiAL PROFESSION
Bernard Whetstone is successful personal inj ury lawyer
List of students who :i;assed state bar exam
Report shCMs 78 pct of students p:tssed bar exam
Arkansas Bar Assn sought closed hearings on discipline
Press cannot be kept f ran disciplinary hearings on lawyers
128
P.AG C
11/13/84 B02 6
04/08/84 A21 1
09/29/84 BO B 3
08/05/84 DOl 1
10/14/84 A03 5
01/01/84 A03 6
07/20/84 Al.2 6
11/21/84 A06 1
01/08/84 BOl 2
01/20/84 AOl 3
01/20/84 All 2
12/01/84 BOl 2
08/06/84 BOl 2
03/05/84
03/25/84
03/25/84
04/17/84
04/17/84
BOl
A07
A07
AOB
AOB
2
5
5
4
4
ARKANSAS GAZ El'rE lNDEX 1984
DATE
Law Examiners Bd r ej ects plea of Sam Weans for license
Bar exam :fBSSed by 131 of 162 appl icants
John T Harmon, W L Wharton reprimanded over resort pranotions
Reprimand against Robert F Mor ehead withdrawn
Tan JX>novan r eprimanded after oomplaint by Mary Orsini
Erni e Witt gets caution fran state Suprane Court
Ek:'lgar Thanpson reprimanded by Supr ane Court {Bnel
LEGISLATURE
AEA overlooked deserving manbers in listing friends of educ
Peggy Nalx>rs comments on AEA ranking of legislators
LEGISLATURE - BILLS AND RESCLUI'IONS
see also - Arkansas-Human Services De{Brtment
see also - Explosives and Explosions
see also - Legislatur e-Sessions
see also - Taxation
see also - Tres{Bss
see also - Water
Lawmakers begin filing bills for session
LEG ISLA'IURE - OOMMITrEES
ALC advisory i:anel on contracts criticized by John Lisle
Oversight function may need to be restricted, M Henry says
Panel makes progress on plan to ease friction between houses
LEGISLATURE - DEATHS
see also - Nicholson W R
see also - Teague James R
LEGISLATURE - EIHICS
Larry Wallace fl ies l egislators to tourn in his private j et
Wal.lace is manber of board of directors of Arkla Inc
John Fitch listed incorrectly as {Brt of tourn i:arty
LEGISLATURE - HOOSE
Several races develop when incumbents decide not to run
Results of election contests listed
Results in r aces around state
LEGISLATURE - HOOS E DISTRICI' 01
Clayton Little opposed by Republican Tim Hutchinson
Republ ican Tim Hutchinson def eats Clayton Little
LEGISLATURE - HOOSE DISTRICI' 03
J Lex Moore seeks Democratic nomination
James Fred Hudson and Bob Watts seek seat
Republ ican Bob Watts defeats James Fred Hudson for seat
LEGISLATURE - HOO S E DISTRICI' 15
Bob Fairchild and Bob Treat seek election
Republ ican Kevin Hatf ield defeats David Fox for seat
Ek:'l Thicksten opposed by Republican Ray Parks
Buddy Blair opposed by Republican Ray Stewart
129
05/01/84
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08/21/84
11/04/84
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12/16/84
12/17/84
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Al3
A0 4
Al4
Al6
ADS
Al4
5
2
1
2
1
2
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02/26/84 IOI 1
03/06/84 Al O 4
11/22/84 Al2 1
02/10/84 A06 1
03/04/84 A23 1
10/04/84 All 1
03/14/84 Al 4 1
03/14/84 Al4 1
03/15/84 A08 6
05/27/84 A2 9 1
05/30/84 A06 4
05/3 )/ 84 A07 5
11/04/84 A31 1
1 1/08/84 Al3 1
01/20/84 A0 4 6
11/04/84 A3 1 2
11/08/84 Al3 1
11/04/84 A31 2
11/08/84 Al3 1
11/04/84 A31 3
11/04/84 A31 3
DATE
LEGISLA'IURE - HOOSE DISTRICI' 3 2
L L Bryan challenged by Republ ican Walter Hartsfield
LEGISLATURE - HOOS E DISTRICI' 3 9
w R Rice challenged by Republ ican Robert Donbrow
w H Sanson defeats Larry Mahan for Dem nomination
LEGISLATURE - HOOS E DISTRICI' 44
John Paul capps seeks reelection
Ted Mullenix challenged by Democrat Doug Harp
LIDISLATURE - HOOSE DISTRICI' 56
state a:iuipnent used to write letters for Stafford race
Stafford says he Cbes not emEilasiz e race of his opponent
candidates stress experience in camµiign for seat
Glenn Mahone, w A Stafford to be in runoff for Dem nomination
Glenn Mahone defeats w A Stafford
Ron Fuller and Glenn Mahone seek seat
Republ ican Ron Fuller defeats Glenn Mahone, Democrat
Four newcomers seek seat vacated by Judy Petty
Paul Doramus , Ray Turnage in runoff for Dem nomination
Paul G Doramus def eats Ray Turnage for Dem nomination
Paul G Doramus and Dorothy :English seek seat
Democrat Paul G Doramus defeats Dorothy :Engl ish , Repub
LIDISLATURE - HOOS E DISTRICI' 6 0
Myra Jones seeks Democratic nomination
Myra Jones, Frank Whitbeck seek seat
Myra Jones leads Frank Whitbeck for Dem nomination
Clarence Hunter def eats Grover Richardson for Dem nomination
Clarence Hunter files for seat held by Grover Richardson
Grover Richardson to seek reelection
Rev William Harry Bass to seek seat held by G Richardson
Grover Richardson challenged by 2 opponents
Clarence Hunter , Grover Richardson headed for runoff
Clarence Hunter and B J Harris seek seat
Clarence Hunter defeats B J Harris
IX>ug Wood challenged for seat by Mark Lowery
Doug Wood defeats Mark Lowery
LIDISLATURE - HOOS E DISTRICI' 69
Art Givens challenged by Olarl es Lovell , a student
Art Givens surges to big lead in election r eturns
Shirley Meach.am C'al.houn challenged by Betty Medford
LEGISLATURE - MEMB ERS
see also - Bryant Clovis
see also - Capps John Paul
see also - George Lloyd
see also - Hampton Wayne
see also - Jewell Jerry D
see also - McKissick Jimmie Don
see also - Miller John E
see also - Nelson Knox
13 0
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11/ 04/84 A31 4
11/04/84 A31 5
06/13/84 M7 5
02/05/84 Al3 1
11/04/84 A31 5
01/19/84
01/20/84
05/23/84
0 5/30/84
06/13/84
11/01/84
1 1/ 07/84
AlO
AlO
AlO
M7
M7
A20
Al2
5
1
1
1
4
1
4
0 5/24/84
05/30/84
06/13/84
11/01/84
11/07/84
B02
M7
M7
Af)9
Al2
1
5
6
2
6
01/20/84
05/24/84
05/30/84
06/13/84
M4
BOB
Af)6
M7
5
1
5
6
02/01/84
0 2/03/84
02/21/84
05/23/84
05/30/84
11/01/84
11/07/84
Af)3
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BOS
Af) 9
M7
AlO
Al2
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11/01/84 Af)6 1
11/07/84 Al7 1
05/23/84 M8 l
05/30/84 M7 4
11/04/84 A31 6
01\.TE
see also - Richardson Grover
see also - Sherman William F
see also - Wood Bobby G
LEGISLATURE - RFAPIDRrIONMENT
Cbunties with no resident reps plan to challenge districting
Stage set for challenge of reapportiorrnent plan
Lawsuit challenges legality of reapportionment of 1981
House menbers divided on reapportiorment
State Supr ane ct deni es repeal of reapportioment plan
LEGISLATURE - SENATE DISTRICT 16
Five candidates seek seat in special election
<harl ie Cole Chaffin wins Denocratic nanination
LEGISLATURE - SENATE DISTRICT 3 4
Vada Shei.d defeated by Republican Steve Luef
LEGISLATURE - SESSIONS
Benef its seen for annual meetings of Legislature
Legislators seen unenthusiastic al::x>ut special session
Special session on truck tax called unlikely
Frank White urges special session to aid police
Key issues facing 1985 session outlined.
John M Lipton to propose annual session of Legis
Ernest Dumas discusses need for annual sessions
LEHMAN OON MURDER CASE
Death sentence of Hoyt Clines left intact by US Suprane Cburt
Execution of Clines, Holmes, Richley and Ornoorff stayed
Appeal of death sentences by four denied by Ark Suprane ct
Gov Bill Clinton sets execution date for four oonvicted. men
Three select means of execution, rut delay is likely
Four inmates receive stay of execution
LM.EY J MERLE
see also - Arkanss-Land Commissioner
LENDMJ.. JIM
Joins danonstrators at Reagan rally in Little Rock
LEON ROY MURDER CASE
see - Cross Leonard Murder Case
LESBIANISM
see - Homosexual ity
LESLIE BCB
LESTER BCBBY G
LESTER JAMES E JR
see also - Books and Writing-Lester James E Jr
LEUCADIA INC
see also - Bal.Cliin United Corp
LE.vI STRAUSS AND CD
Plants at ArkadelJ;ilia and Star City to close
LEWIS CECILIA ANN MURDER CAS E
Ebur men charged in murder of wanan in 1983
LEWIS MARY
see also - Opera
LIBEL AND SLANDER
see also - Arkansas Denocrat
see also - Hendricks Lowber
131
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03/3]/84
04/26/84
10/28/84
12/04/84
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A03
A03
A03
A20
A07
1
5
2
4
1
09/16/84 A20 1
10/03/84 A03 3
11/08/84 Al.3 1
02/18/84
05/20/84
06/05/84
07/23/84
11/18/84
11/25/84
12/02/84
BOl
A25
BOl
A07
A28
A20
HOl
6
1
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4
1
2
2
02/22/84
04/03/84
0 5/3 0/84
06/08/84
06/27/84
06/28/84
002
A04
Al.2
Al.4
A0 4
BOl
6
6
1
5
6
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11/04/84 A22 2
06/20/84 AOl 6
10/19/84 Al.0 5
ARRANSAS
DATE
see also - Hot Springs Sentinel Reex>r d
LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS
see also - College Libraries and Librarians
see also - Public Libraries
Lims
see - Credit
LIGffi'JN;
Sanford R Brooks Jr develops business with floodlights
LIGI11NDX;
see also - Accidents and Safety
LIGNITE
see - Coal
LIGON ED Dl\VIS SR
Cllai nnan of Orbit Valve dies
LINOOLN ABRAHAM
see also - Household Furnishings and Equip:nent
LINOOLN ClIARLES II
see also - Alienation of Affections
LINOOLN CDUNI'Y
Article discusses eoonanic and social life of county
LINDLOFF MARIUS JOON
Former UA chaplain dies at age 82
LINOO EY BFJJ
Working for Walter F Mondale caJniaign
LINOO EY RCBERT RGH
Obiturary
LINEBEroER JaIN
LINKOUS OVIGHI'
Involvanent in James Dean Walker case reviewed in series
LIPl'ON JaIN M
see also - Legislature-Sessions
LISLE JOON
see also - Legislature-Committees
LITERACY
see - Illiteracy
LITHERLAND IDRIS MURDER C'AS
Henry Lee Lucas to be charged in 197 8 slaying in Saline Co
LITHERLAND OORIS MURDER C'AS E
Lucas l ed officials to slaying site, filled in details
Capital nurder charge filed against Henry Lee Lucas
LrrI'ER
LI'Pl'LE RASCALS Dl\Y CARE mMILY H<Jom
Cllild Care Facility RE.View Bd wants to lift license
LI'Pl'LE ROCK
see also - Central Arkansas Transit
see also - Housing
Southwest area gains sense of pride in develop:nent
LI'Pl'LE ROCK - ARFA PLANNDX;
see also - Retail Stores and Trade
Annexed areas to r eceive city services this week
Circuit Ct approves annexation of 1 2 .6 sq miles
132
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11/17/84 BOl 1
02/10/84 Al.4 6
03/11/84 AOl 2
10/13/84 Al.7 3
07/20/84 Al.2 6
01/06/84 Al.O 5
09/23/84 AOl 2
08/02/84 Al.4 3
08/02/84 Al.4 3
08/03/84 A05 3
01/26/84 A06 1
12/27/84 BOl 5
03/04/84 Al.7 1
05/01/84 AOl 6
ARKANSAS GAZE.TI'E INDEX 1984
01\TE
Nathaniel Griffin leads fight to transform planning process
sandpiper residents op:Po se plan for off ice bldg in are:i.
otter Creek developnent growing at rapid pace
southwest area making effort to create p:>sitive developnent
Grant for Main Street market proj ect rej ected by HUD
House GOP blocks effort to revive Main Street fmds
Main Street Market grant to get another revi&1
Developers seek zoning of 6 00-acre tract on Highway 10
Pro{X>sal to annex Glenn Johnson Randi on Highway 1 0 studied
LITI'LE ROCK - BUILDIN3S AND OFFICES
see also - Fires
see also - Littl e Rock-Ar ea Planning
see also - Little Rock-Publ ic Buildings and Off ices
Train Station l:x>nds to be bought
Topping-out held for Rogers Building
Renovation of Alsopl,>-Chapple Bldg proves expensive
Lafayette Hotel oonversion to off ice bldg nears completion
Lafayette Hotel lobby being r estored
Capitol Tower to be 40 stories tall
Capitol Tower groundbreaking ceranony held
Rogers Building will have sculptur ed look
Night clubs to open in Continental Trailways Building
Lafayette Hotel sold to Cal ifornia firm
Three blds win design awards for architectural firms
Trailways Bus Lines may choose building site soon
N&1 record set for building permits in one year
PrO{X>Sed bus station at 3 rd, Qu�ter draws o:wosition
Mayor J W Benafield opposes bus terminal on Olester St
Effort made to keep oos terminal fran 3rd, Chester site
Arnold Bldg being r enovated for exhibition gallery, offices
LITI'LE ROCK - CITY BOARD
Candidates ar e F Villines, M Harris, P Sherrill, T Robinson
Olarl es Bussey balks at plan for replacement of W Hubbell
SOOtt Sudduth, 'lhanas A Prince to seek board seat
Board cannot agr ee on successor to Webster Hubbell
Dick Herget to fill term of Webster Hubbell on City Board
Dick Herget gained seat alm::>st by default
Bob Hess says FOP pro{X>sals should be on ballot
Position 7 on City Board sought by four candidates
Five candidates seek Position 3
Gale F Weeks defeated in r e-election bid
Voters choose Tan Milton, Tom Prince and Floyd G Villines
Returns in election for board manbers
Board undergoes shakeup as two thinkers leave p:mel
Mayoral race up for grahs as serious electioneering begins
Surmnary of news of week
Dick Herget comment s on his brief stint on board
LITI'LE ROCK - CIVIL SERVICE CDMMISSION
see also - Little Rock-R>lice and Law Enforcement
LITI'LE ROCK - &DNCMIC CDNDITIONS
see also - Urban Areas
Cost of living compared with other cities
LITI'LE ROCK - EMPLOYEES AND OFFICALS
'IWo FOP proposals ordered to be placed on ballot
133
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10/02/84
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04/21/84
06/03/84
06/22/84
06/22/84
06/24/84
08/10/84
09/09/84
10/05/84
11/04/84
11/04/84
11/17/84
11/18/84
11/21/84
11/28/84
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09/01/84
09/06/84
09/16/84
10/21/84
10/30/84
11/01/84
11/07/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ EP.l'E lNDEX 1984
Paula Ann Glover accuses Pol ice Dept of sex bias on j obs
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - EMR.OYEES AND OFFICIALS
Job action protest planned by EDP over EBY
Testimony on bias against blacks called waste of time
Wastewater Utility subj ect of oomplaints to EEDC on firings
Petition drive of EDP falls short on signatur es
FOP disputes decision not to oount signatures on petitions
Federal fact-finder r ecommends 7.5 pct EBY rise for police
Facts lacking for police EBY raise finding, Tim Kohl says
Police r ej ect city offer on EBY
Constitutional issue raised on vote on police EBY raise
Pol ice, city reach no r esolution on EBY dispute
Request of city to deny vote on EDP refused by Suprane Court
FOP suspects probe of shooting is effort to decrease trust
Mayor Benaf ield organizes group to fight EDP proposals
Binding arbitration measure ruled off ballot by oourt
Vote on EBY raise for police left on ballot by Suprane Ct
Initiated ordinance leaves amt of police raise up to voters
Issue of federal oontrol inj ected into FOP EBY raise dispute
Voters turn cbwn FOP r equest for mandated pay raise
City gives policemen salary raise day after election
Pay proposal defeat depr esses police
Court hearing suit by FOP for retroactive holiday EBY
Holiday EBY is owed police officers, jury decided
Lawyers cannot explain boo jury reached figur e on tack pay
Jury foranan explains finding in case on police holiday EBY
Fire Dept to choose one black for every white hired
Fire Dept is family affai r for several workers
Ll'Pl'LE ROCK - FIRE DEPARTMENI'
see also - Little Rock - Enployees and Officials
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - HIS'IDRIC BUILDIJ.\'.GS AND SITES
Outside work finished on Pike-Fl etcher-Terry Mansion
Article on houses in Quapaw Quarter tour for 1984
Columns uncovered were EBrt of Solanon Gans house
Vinsonhaler House was r estored by Ibn Ki rkpatrick
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - HIS'IDRY
Columns fran Solanon Gans r esidence recall earl ier days
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - ImELS
see - Hotels-Littl e Rock
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - HClJSIJ.\'.G
Jungle houses are art to sane, eyesor es to others
Ll'Pl'LE ROCK - :tJIJNICI:mL CDUR'I'
Races for two seats bring charges and countercharges
Allan Di shongh and Jack Magruder win positions
Ll'rl'LE ROCK - K>LICE AND LJlW ENEDRCEMENI'
see also - Little Rock-Enployees and Officials
Susan Fl aning wants no action against Oiief Simpson
David Fletcher shot while fleeing f ran police
Rules follooed in shooting of Fletcher , <lli ef Simpson says
Commission says Simpson deserves no disciplinary action
Robert Mcintosh, Grover Richardson to probe Fletcher case
Wilrur C Bentley says shooting of Fletcher j ustified
Mrs Fl etcher says police not j ustified in shooting her son
Bob Hess and Officer Mark Treece exchange harassnent charges
13 4
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01/05/84
02/11/B4
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09/19/84
09/20/84
09/21/B4
09/22/B4
09/25/B4
10/03/B4
1 0/06/84
10/11/84
1 0/15/B4
10/17/B4
1 0/25/84
1 0/25/84
10/31/84
10/3l/B4
11/07/84
11/08/84
11/08/84
11/15/84
ll/16/B4
11/17/84
11/18/84
11/24/84
ll/27/84
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04/26/84
08/05/84
08/20/B4
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Court orders criticism of Chief Simpson stricken f ran record
Officer Jay Hagl er kills himself in apt at liquor stor e
Wanen questioned alx>ut shooting of Hagler
Witnesses say Hess complained often alx>ut Officer Mark Treece
Witness says she, Hess, kept watch on Officer Mark R Treece
Treece wins $75 ,000 judgment against Bob Hess
Judge William M Butler bars use of cadets to issue tickets
Sheriff T Robinson sto� for speeding, no ticket issued
T Robinson angered by publ ication of speeding incident
Resignation of City Director Bob Hess asked by FOP
Thedford Coll ins ticketed in same area Robinson was sto:wed
T Collins not allowed to raise issue of Robinson speeding
Thedford Collins found guilty of speeding
Merryman arrest did not entail excessive force, reIX>rt says
Handl ing of Maryman case called brutal by NAACP
Police mistakenly order owner to leave his own rent house
Petitions backing police J;BY turned in by FOP
n:tnny Ray Lads suit alleges excessive force used by p:>lice
Pol ice shoot, kill burglary suspect
James Bruce Robinson shot , killed by p:>lice
James Bruce Robinson was a J;Brolee f ran Tucker Prison
Black community critical of p:>lice shooting of Reeves
John Willie Reeves was mental J;Btient killed by p:>lice
Police Chief Sonny Simpson oomments on recent shootings
Reeves family claim he was harmless, scared of p:>lice
City Board to name J;Bnel to r evieN two shootings
Jahn William Reeves was shot f ive times by officers
Chris Piazza says race not issue in shootings of suspects
FOP suspects probe by city bd may be effort to lessen trust
Activists call shooting of Reares a murder by p:>lice
Mother of John Reeves files civil rights complaint with mr
Robert Mcintosh, Parnell Riley, Sandy Kurj iaka speak at rally
Little Rock Civil Service Comm to probe 2 fatal shootings
Photo of p:>cket knife John Willie Reeves was holding
Choice of Civil Service Bd for probe concerns FOP
Civil Service J;Bnel agrees to investigate 2 shootings
Autopsy reIX>rt gives location of wound on John Willie Reares
Version of security guard at variance with p:>lice on shooting
Civil Service Comm may lack j urisdiction to probe shooting
Civil Service J;Bnel has power to probe shootings , atty says
Justice Dept clears p:>liceman who shot Harry R Polk in 1983
False rurglar alarms are maj or problan for p:>lice
Civil Service Comm to hold meetings on shootings by p:>l ice
Police Qlief Walter E Simpson suspends himself for one day
Simpson suspended himsel f over handling of shooting cases
Simpson will appeal his suspension to Civil Service Comm
Chief Simpson' s decision on shooting upheld
Chief Simpson meets with Fast End blacks to discuss problans
Bob Hess seeks nEW trial in award to Mark Treece
Family of James Bruce Robinson wants investigation r eopened
Mark Treece f ired for allegedly lying alx>ut Chief Simpson
Downtown merchants want mounted p:itrol
Personal disputes in Hess-Treece case become more complicated
Civil Service J;Bnel votes against r eopening probe of shooting
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07/25/84
07/26/84
08/21/84
08/21/84
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09/27/84
09/29/84
10/06/84
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1 0/10/84
10/10/84
10/11/84
10/11/84
10/11/84
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10/12/84
10/12/84
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City studies methods other cities use to re.view shootings
Policemen say John Willie Ree.ves was threat to officer
Civil Service rules shooting of John Willie Ree.ves j ustified
Sam Ferroni and Bob Hess to testify in hearing for M Treece
Sam Ferroni , Bob Hess to charge fee for waiting to testify
Mark Treece deposition concerned Simpson statement on Hess
Mark Treece r einstated after hearing before Civil Service Com
Pol ice had probed b.Irning of stolen car belonging to Hess
Bob Hess asks pol ice to release complete file on auto case
Raymelle Greening alleges beating by officers Evans, Tullos
Mark Treece sues Olief Sonny Simpson for $100 ,000
Police made news throughout 1 984
Dept says it abolished light duty assignments in 1983
LlTI'LE ROCK - IDLITICB AND EL:ECI'IONS
Voting results for LR race and police �y
Ll'l'l'LE ROCK - RJBLIC BUILDTIX2S AND OFFICE'S
see also - Robinson Center
see also - Statehouse Convention Center
Webster Hubbell suggests ways to fund sports arena
City Hall, old fire station worth saving, report shows
Most city directors favor r enovation of City Hall
Hearing to be held on r enovation or building of city hall
Don Hess favors construction of new city hall
Martin Borchert discusses pro and con of new City Hall
'IWo groups pr esent plans for renovation of City Hall
Architectural contract for City Hall work awarded
Ll'l'l'LE ROCK - RJBLIC LlBRARY
see - Central Arkansas Library System
LlTI'LE ROCK - VIS ITORS
Article on visits by US pr esidents
LlTI'LE ROCK - WASTtWATER tJrILITY
see - Sewage and Liquid wastes
Ll'l'l'LE ROCK - WATER SUP:ELY
see - Water Supply-Little Rock
LlTI'LE ROCK AIR EORCE BA<> E
see also - Aviation and Aircraft
see also - Harris Geraldine M Murder Case
Replacement of wing that maintains Titans not known
Base displays its r eadiness for action
LlTI'LE ROCK ARSENAL
No graves or trash pits on grounds , archeologist says
Ll'l'l'LE ROCK METROIDLICAN ARFA
see - Urban Areas
LlTI'LE ROCK RKiIONAL AIRIDRT
Airport adds much to econCJr!Y of area
LlTI'LE ROCK SClIOCL DISTRicr
see also - Athletics-High School
Basis for ct suit seeking merger with NLR, Pulaski Co dists
District seeks to end segregation by merger of county dists
Court hears details of segregation policies of the �st
Court orders not followed in two dists, witness tells court
Blacks more likely to be labeled retarded in NLR, Pulaski Co
136
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01/26/84
02/23/84
03/25/84
03/29/84
04/03/84
04/17/84
11/15/84
11/30/84
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10/31/84 BOl 5
02/02/84 A03 1
11/22/84 BOl 4
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Court gets plan for merger of districts
Court orders not familiar to three oounty board manbers
Part of oourt order not met, oounty dist supt testifies
Williams School :Eatrons feel Kelly will ruin magnet school
Witness oontends race is factor in special classes
Witness sees no white drain fran Little Rock District
'lWo districts well-desegregated, experts say
Testimony ends in merger suit
Ironies seen in merger suit
Sensational testimony marked merger tri al
Supt Kelly seeks higher acadenic standards
Plans detailed for improved standards
Positive enviromnent reptd at four black schools
Planning r ept shows em:Eilasis on academics
Attorneys for LR failed in merger suit, w H Dillahunty says
supt Kelly r ecommends program expansion
Many believe desegregation lowered qual ity of education
Magnet school proposal draws most opposition
Williams School teachers argue against racial change
May get no new funds under formula, district learns
Parkview student oonducts poll on cheating on examinations
Most el.an students at or above grade level
Gerry Smith seeks to stay in school pending trial for murder
Supt Ed Kelly appl ies for position in Illinois
NE317 state funds much smaller than at first r eported
Court refuses to allow Gerry Smith back in school
Tan Ferstl , Pulaski Taxpayers Assn oppose tax rise
Tom Ferstl ads blame Gov Bill Clinton for funding problan
Tan Ferstl leads opposition to millage increase
Ruth D She:Eilerd elected to school board
Voters def eat 5-mill incr ease
Millage vote :Earallels other iatterns in Little Rock
Qual ity will suffer fran tax defeat, Supt Ed Kelly says
Court hears claim of Dr L T Rogers that race led to dismissal
sued by D:tntzler family alleging harassrnent of childr en
Consolidation pr inciIBis state positions in suit
Talks opened by Cl'A on teacher IBY r benefits
Skeletal budget offer ed wih significant cuts in programs
Atininistrators share ideas about impending budget cuts
Consolidation ordered for three dists in Pulaski County
Merger of dists was ordered by US Judge Henry Woods
Little Rock school officials pleased, others angry or sad
Jim Johnson accuses Arkansas Gazette of sti rring trouble
Budget proposes cut of 157 positions, reduced curriculum
Teachers discuss possible strike if oontract not satisfactory
Heavy negotiation ahead for Cl'A in oontract talks
Prei:e,rations under way for next step in merger plan
Text of opinion of Judge Henry Woods ordering merger of dists
Arkansas Gazette praises decision of Judge Henry Woods
Pulaski Co Dist iarents organiz ing to r esist merger
Pulaski County Dist to appeal merger order
Bus accident inj ures eight children
Merger suit seen by NLR as :EXMer grab by Little Rock
Parents threaten to move out of oounty or use private school
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01/17/84
01/18/84
01/27/84
01/29/84
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02/16/84
02/24/84
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03/07/84
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ARI<ANSAS GAZ El'I'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
NLR Mayor Reed Thanpson wants outrage statenent on merger
Arkansas F.ducation Assn seeks to intervene in merger case
Patrons cheer as NLR bd votes to appeal merger ruling
Consolidation order stayed until decision is reviewed
Judge Henry Woods expects his ruling to stand
Meeting opposing merger ruling draws crowd of 700
Consolidation of schools not new idea
County schools, NLR plan no alternatives to appeal
Map shows Dentler Plan for zones after consolidation
Robert McCord urges effort to make consolidation work
Judge Henry Woods comments on his decision
Parents in NLR urged not to pmic over consolidation order
NLR i:arents urged not to transfer students to private schools
North Little Rock City Council voices outrage at merger order
John Walker appeals denial of intervention rS'Iuest in merger
Three teacher organiz ations seek to intervene in merger case
Pulaski Quorum Ct approves r esolution against consolidation
Judge Woods refuses to allow teacher orgns to intervene
North Little Rock Dist asks for new trial of merger case
Rfquest � NLR for new trial in merger case is rej ecred
Jim Johnson calls Judge Henry Woods a megalananiac
Overflow crowd asks lx>ard not to reduce programs
Consolidation would hurt schools, J Harrod Berry says
County district asks Judge Henry Woods to leave case
Stanley Russ unhappy with ruling by Judge Henry Woods
Parents in NLR, Pulaski dists turn efforts to fighting order
Article explores background of Judge Henry Woods
Tenpers not as hot as in 1957 , Judge Henry Woods says
Jim Johnson calls Judge Woods power-hungry
Consolidation fears can be calmed, Robert McCord says
Not all publ ic officials rush to oomnent on consol idation
Merger could be cbne � Sept 1 984 , Dr Dentler testifies
Protestors blame Arkansas Gazette for consolidation order
Judge Henry Woods refuses to dia:iual ify himself fran case
Consolidation work must go forward, Judge Henry Woods says
Dr Dentler questioned alx>ut his plans for merged districts
Little Rock unveils attendance plan for merged districts
Map shows zones in plan proposed � Little Rock
Foes of merger fear travel distances for students under plan
Parents Against Consol idation continue organization drive
Little Rock will not gain financially fran consolidation
Milwaukee official says consolidation plan fatally flawed
Busing plan would spur white flight, witness says
Hearing ends on proposed consolidation plan
Chart shows enrollenent in county and in private schools
Private schools r eceiving mor e inqui res on admissions
Map of Dentler plan for elenentary attendance areas
Summary of countywide assignment plan under proposed merger
About 500 parents attend rally to pledge f ight against merger
Mildred Tatum, a black, heads Pulaski C.o Dist
Dr and Mrs Richard Lewis urge moderation in merger debate
Dale Alford cami:aign talk strongly critical of merger order
Pulaski Dist asks Pres Reagan for help to avoid consolidation
Several classes r estored in tudget plans
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Russell Matson gives his viet1s on oonsolidation
Paul Riviere backs appeal of oonsolidation order
John W Walker wants to i;:.articii;:.ate in oonsolidation case
Consolidation is a net1 Ifiase of running legal battle
Ellgene Reville calls merger plan starting point
Intervention by John W Walker suppor ted by NLR District
Eighth Circuit Ct of Appeal s leads in enacting consolidation
Stanley Russ says j udge wrong to order social balancing
Way appears clear for John W Walker to intervene
Talks by 3 dists never came close to i;:.act , Ei:1 Kelly says
Catholic Bishop McDonald issues statement on merger crisis
Figur es on r etarded, learning disabled updated by NLR
School officials near Pulaski Co fear influx of students
Pulaski County Dist, Judge Woods disagree on oompliance
Hearing on Walker petition to intervene is interesting
Gov Cl inton will appeal merger order if oost to state rises
White students form tiny or lone minority in some schools
Teachers offered flat $350 per year raise
Sandra Heister calls for cutting of fat, not curricula
Pulaski County , NLR Dists elated that Walker is in case
John W Walker allowed to intervene in oonsolidation case
Churches and Synagogues Council urges calm debate on merger
Date set for hearing on alternatives to oonsolidation
Consolidation would balance mor e than racial mix
Weloome for John W Walker in case may not last
Ehtrance of John Walker may change di rection of merger case
Classroan teachers may strike if agreanent not r eached
Phil ip K Lyon says merger plan would send schools to cbgs
Dogs remark draws obj ections fran Dr Kelly, school lawyers
Wil ey A Branton may enter oonsolidation suit with J Walker
Group opposing consol idation will ranain active during stmmer
Congressional Delegation r eceiving letters, calls on merger
Delay in next ct hearing r s;i:uested by some i;:.arties in case
Judge Henry Woods r efuses to delay hearing
Phil ip K Lyon seeks way to get rariet1 of Woods delay refusal
Teacher oontract talks break down
David Pryor disagr ees with rul ing by Judge Henry Woods
Net1 Cl'A officials take off ice amid intense negotiations
John w Walker seeks delay of hearing on merger plans
Reading test soor es fall below national median
Merger case will not be delayed or retried, lawyers told
Parents Against Consolidation acbpts net1 tactics
Large number of pupils fran magnet school in stmmer classes
Tougher standards lead to mor e el.an pupils in stmmer school
Attorneys for NLR ask Appeal s Ct to order delay in hearing
crA SJ:X)kesman says Supt Fil Kelly seeks antiunion r eputation
NLR wants Judge Woods order on testimony by experts l ifted
Delay in hearing refused by US Appeal s Court
us Appeal s Court allows teacher groups to intervene in case
Supt Kelly says union critici an of him is unfounded
Consolidation success depends on oooperation, Kelly says
PULCD plan calls for voluntary transfer between districts
About 1 00 attend talk on schools, federal power
Negotiations with Cl'A oontinues
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PAG C
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1
ARKANSAS GAZ FI.rrE INDEX 1984
m.TE
Group that missed being Central class of 1959 holds reunion
Survey re11 eals opinions about strengths, weaknesses of system
Sane NLR residents discuss having two districts in county
Racial progr ess j eoµtrdized by merger order , PAC says
Pulaski County Dist hopes to pr esent irresistibl e proposal
North Little Rock complains of surprise attacks fran LR
White fl ight hinders desegr egation effort, Fd Kelly says
Little Rock discounts latest merger delay rE:quest of NLR
John Walker wants LR Dist to be a defendant in merger case
Frl Kelly gets new contract as supt
NLR to offer framework for alternative to merger
Little Rock says NLR is appeal ing to publ ic, not the court
Pulaski County Dist Bd endorses alternative to merger
Added parties to merger case may make ct hearing difficult
Third hearing on merger order oould be oombative
NLR will not pr esent some slick alternative, I.¥ons says
Pulaski County Dist says its plan is workable
NLR board hastily adopts plan to be presented to Judge Woods
Paul Masem testifies countywide dist would be best
North Little Rock plan shifts burden to LR and Pulaski County
Dentler plan reasonable, Dr Cbarles V Willie testifies
Dr Herbert J Walberg testifies desegregation does not work
Pulaski County, NLR do not feel responsible, but offer plan
Parent groups split on alternative plans to merger of dists
Sidelights on hearing disrussed
Soor es of blacks on SRA show improvanent over 1983
Consolidation case has oost 3 dists over $1 .3 million
Angry CI'A manbers to meet, decide action on contract talks
Budget of $50 ,059,57 1 approved by sdlool bd
District r eaches accord with CI'A on oontracts
Merger order of Judge Woods beoomes issue in state el ections
CI'A, District r anain at odds over salary contract plan
Guidelines acbpted include 5 .25 pct raise for teachers
Little Rock r ej ects plan for voluntary transfer of students
Dr H Benjamin Williams clarifies bills sent for black paper
New proposal for teacher oontract rej ected by CI'A
No progr ess made in teacher oontract dispute
CI'A to spend day seeking solutions to im�sse on contracts
Resignation of Supt Fd Kelly called for by CI'A
Teachers agr ee to work despite lack of oontract
Members of CI'A picket sdlool district off ice
Picket lines again formed by CI'A in oontract dispute
Enrollment pictur e still not clear on 2nd day of classes
Position r esigned by H Benj amin Williams to be filled soon
Proposals for contract settlanent rej ected
Testim:my heard in case over failur e to pranote Dr Patterson
CI'A addresses ads to �rents to discuss cxmtract dispute
Teacher oontract talks still at im�sse
Classroan teachers seen attracting public suppor t
Sane progress r e{X>rted in talks on teacher contracts
No settlanent reached on oontracts after 1 0 hrs of talks
Teacher oontract settled after 17-hr negotiation session
Bias suit of Ruth Patterson dismissed by federal court
Classroan Teachers Association ratify oontract
140
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07/19/84
07/20/84
07/22/84
07/22/84
07/24/84
07/25/84
07/26/84
07/27/84
07/27/84
07/27/84
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07/29/84
07/29/84
07/30/84
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08/01/84
08/01/84
08/02/84
08/03/84
08/03/84
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08/05/84
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09/01/84
09/02/84
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09/07/84
09/07/84
09/07/84
09/08/84
09/10/84
09/12/84
09/13/84
09/14/84
09/14/84
0 9/15/84
PAG C
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A03
A0 5
AlO
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BOl
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A12
A1 2
A13
AOl
A22
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4
ARKANSAS
GAZEI"l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Students sror e well above avg on Scholastic Aptitude Test
Pay increase of 8 pct approved for aaninistrators
No discrimination found in firing of Dr Leslie T Rogers
Wide range of advice given in briefs filed in merger suit
Breakdown of enrollment by schools
If merger stands , school board will seek to set tax rate
Coordinator hired to oversee talented and gifted programs
Attorneys for 3 districts file final arguments in merger case
Central High auditorium r enamed for Roosevelt Thanpson
Merger of school is only answer to desegr egation, judge says
Merger of three districts ordered, rut effect delayed
US Di st Cburt Judge Henry Woods to name interim school l:x>ard
Rul ing in merger suit held no surprises, appeal planned
Gazette editorial on ruling of Judge Henry Woods
School officials of two dists subdued on latest ruling
Final ruling by Judge Woods i s no surprise to offici als
Desegration case has been in rourts thirty yea.rs
History of desegr egation efforts r ariewed
NLR sdiool bd votes to f ight ruling by Judge Henry Woods
John W Walker asks Judge Henry Woods to step <Dwn f ran case
Philip E Kaplan says motion would extend appeals time
NLR bd votes $100 ,000 to appeal merger order
Superintendents of 3 dists meet to start merger plans
Board may seek millage increase
Judge Henry Woods deni es motions f iled in merger case
Legal bill in ronsol idation lawsuit nears $2 million
Robert McCord sees r esignation, loss of interest in schools
State appeals order that it share rost of ronsolidation
Lawyers for LR Dist seek $593 ,5 93 in fees fran other dists
Teachers told assignments to be affected by merged dists
Superintendents of 3 dists hold cordial meeting on merger
District seeks 5-mill increase to meet state standards
Supt Ed Kelly addresses Jacksonville Sertana Club on merger
LITI'LE ROCK UNLIMITED PRmRESs
Votes to become p:irt of Ik>wnt<Mn Partnership
LITI'LE ROCK ZOO
Zoo Day observance set
Giraffe gives bi rth in zoo
Family Activities Day scheduled at zoo
LIVES'IOCK
Richardson Livestock Conun is maj or auction firm
Effort begins in 5 counties to stem brucellosis outbreak
Brucellosis control becomes issue in Governor ' s race
Brucellosis easily spread, hard to eradicate
Lippizans raised on Ci rcle 7 Ranch at Jasper
Prop:>sed laws on brucellosis disrussed
Brucellosis found in 800 herds of l ivestock in Ark
IDANS
see - Credit
IOCAL ELECl'IONS
Election returns in citi es outside Pulaski Cbunty
Vote r eturns in rounty races outside Pulaski
Vote results in runoff
Vote r esults in runoff
141
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04/13/84 Al.9 1
08/31/84 BOl 3
09/22/84 AOl 2
1 0/05/84 BOl 3
07/30/84
10/03/84
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1 0/08/84
10/09/84
10/10/84
12/24/84
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11/08/84
11/08/84
11/21/84
11/22/84
A03
'A20
A06
A07
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1
ARKANSAS
GAZ EI"I'E :INDEX 1984
mTE
GO/ERNMENT
see also - County Govermnent Training Institute
Chancellor upholds 1977 state turnback fund law
Consolidation of offices studied for savings , efficiency
Consolidation not favor ed � many elected officials
Voters in 4 counties to decide on prop:>sals to merge off ices
Associations of county officials fight office merger prop:>sal
Citi es may take plea to Legis for funds for cities
I..DFl'ON FLOYD
see also - Arkansas-Circuit Court District 06
see also - Pulaski County-Pol ice and Law Enforcement
LOOAN CDUNI'Y
Sheriff Bill Kimbriel subdued man who came to kill him
Richie Charles Will iams charged in incident with Sheriff
I..DMAX FAMILY MURDER CASE
Attorney for Daniel Lee Maggard seeks case transfer
Statanent of boy, 1 2 , is admissible in trial , judge says
Statanent � teenager not admissible in murder trial
Daniel Lee Maggard gets prison term in deaths, arson
P.AG C
LOCAL
0 2/24/84
02/26/84
03/25/84
10/14/84
1 0/14/84
12/15/84
A03
A22
A23
A22
A22
BOl
5
1
1
1
6
1
10/31/84 A0 4 1
11/01/84 All 1
02/22/84
0 4/04/84
04/18/84
06/13/84
A07
A0 4
A04
Al.3
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5
6
LCM; IXJl\O\N
LOTI'ERIES
see - Gambling
LOOISIANA - RJBLIC SERVICE CDMMISSION
LaJISIANA WORLilS moos rrION
Arkansas Day held at fair
Arkansas Day is special to Arkansas visitors
Harrison High School band featured on Arkansas Day
IDVE Cl:IRIS'!OmER HaJSION MJRDER CASE
see - Deviney Christo:Eber Huston Muder Case
LOVERY MARK
IOVMAN LARRY
see also - Arkansas-Parks and Tourism Deputment
LUCAS HENRY LEE
see also - Alexander Goroon Murder Case
see also - Litherland D:>ris Murder Case
see also - Taylor Elizabeth Murder Case
see also - 'Ihornton Betty Murder Case
LUM AND ABNER
see - Radio
LUM OORIS
Named National Chinese Mother of the Year
LUNClI IRCGRME IN SCl:IOCLS
see - Publ ic School Food Services
LYNCl:I BILL FAMILY
Shootout leaves Bill and D:>nna Sue Lynch dead
LIDNS GENE
MABRY R�IE
see also - Mashburn John Murder Case
MADOOX MAK;ARET
142
06/ll/84 AOl 2
06/14/84 BOl 2
06/14/84 BOl 2
07/22/84 DOl 1
01/13/84 Al.3 6
ARRANSAS
GAZ Erl'E INDEX 1984
Publishes book called Secr et of the Silver Candlestick
MADISCN GUARANTY SAVJR;S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Ranodel ing laundry in Little Rock for branch office
MADISCN JAMES FRANCIS
see also - Picknell Alna Murder case
MAGGARD DANIEL LEE
see also - Lanax Family Murder Case
MAGIC . SPR I NG S
Hot Springs agency i;ays bond issue interest
Amusement rark offers family entertairnnent
Financial future of rark may be shaky
Bond holders demand payment guarantor of bonds
Hot Springs Advertising and Tourism Pranotion Comm guarantor
Hot Springs :ranel seeks to operate thane rark
Court inj unction pr wents use of tax funds to aid park
MAGIE CDNE
see also - Gambling
MAGNET CDVE
see also - Names of Places
MAHAFFY EDTARD P JR
see also - Et>llution
MAHFOUZ HAPPY
MAIN STREET ARKANSAS
see - Area. Planning
MALLET EFFIE JFM MURDER C'AS E
Murder oonviction of Patrick Wayne Flaning u?ield
MAL:ERACI'ICE
see also - Rlysicians and Surgeons
MAL:ERACI'ICE INSURANCE
see - Insurance
MALVERN C'ABLE CD
Reynolds Metals to r eopen its cable firm at Malvern
Plant officially reopens with cerenoiw
Reopening brings j oy to Hot Springs County ar ea.
MANN DEAN MJUZCN
Former :rastor di es
MANSLAOOHI'ER
see - r-tirders
MARIANNA
see also - Fi res
MARIANNA SOIOCL DISTRICI'
Pickup rams school bus injuring five students
MARIJUANA
see - Aloohol and Drug Abuse
MARION CDUNI'Y
see also - C.om:ranies and Factories
MARKHAM J H
see also - Books and Writing-Markham J H
.MARMAilJKE SOIOCL DISTRICI'
Lafe ratrons vote to merge with Marmaduke
MARRIAG E AND DIVORCE
see also - Ar kansas-Et>pulation and Vital Statistics
143
04/08/84 cos 4
02/26/84 BOl 2
12/05/84 A0 4 2
07/29/84
10/07/84
ll/30/84
11/30/84
12/08/84
12/22/84
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BOl
A21
A21
BOl
A03
4
1
1
1
5
1
12/22/84 A0 4 4
01/07/84 AOl 3
Ol/31/84 AOl 2
02/05/84 AOl 3
12/06/84 Al.2 4
04/06/84 AOS 5
05/17/84 Al.2 4
ARKANSAS
GAZ El'I'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Gooch James T Family
Mediation service aims to ease IE.ins of divorce
Children in LR school assisted in adj ustment to divorce
Reversal of divorce decr ee highlights complicated law
Civil service benef its held to be property in divorce suit
MARRIAG ES
Marriage of two wanen to each other revealed in divorce case
Wedding of two wanen was not legal , Judge Munson says
Marriage of two wanen annulled
sally Jo Elliott says notice on hearing arrived late
R:>lish wedding at NLR carries out traditional events
MARTIN FARL R
Former Corps of Ehgineers officer dies at Little Rock
MARTIN JAMES E
.MARTlN RCB ERT W MURDER CASE
Execution da.te set for Ricky Ray Rector
Execution of Ricky Ray Rector delayed by Judge Henry Woods
MARTlN WILLIAM C
Senior Methodist bishop in US dies at Little Rock
MAS(l)'IS
see - Athl etics-High School
MASEM PAUL
MASHBURN J D
MASHBURN JOHN IDRDER CASE
Former son-in-law, Ronni e Mabry, sought in killings
John and Edith Mashburn murdered near Hensley
Neighbors watched in horror as Washt:urn was shot to death
Ronni e Mabry surrenders at Saline County oourthouse
Trial of Ronnie Mabry begins at Benton
Mabry gets term of twenty years in prison for shootings
MASCN MARJORIE L MURDER C'AS E
Conviction, death sentence of Barry Lee Fai rchild upheld
MASS MEROIANDISERS lNC
Harrison fimt nation' s largest distrit:utor of nonfood items
MASTER LFARNER PROORAM
see - Publ ic School Achievement
MASTERSCN MIKE
MATIHEWS CHARLES D
Backs GOP candida.te Judy Petty for US Congr ess against Dem
MA'r!HEWS GENE
see - Vigilantes
MAULDEN JERRY
MAUMELLE
Developnent prospers under Goldsby ownership
Ar ea has interesting history
MAYFL<lVER
Fund shortage in Police Dept is subj ect of probe
MAYFL<lVER SClICXL DISTRIC!'
Roy Cost says firing violated his freec:.bn of speech
144
PAG C
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04/28/84
05/15/84
BO!
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5
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07/08/84
07/08/84
07/10/84
07/ll/84
07/15/84
A0 4
A04
A03
A07
DOl
2
2
4
5
1
10/22/84 A08 3
05/30/84 Al.0 4
06/21/84 Al.4 6
09/01/84 Al.3 1
07/29/84
07/29/84
07/30/84
08/01/84
12/12/84
12/13/84
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12/22/84 A0 4 2
0 5/27/84 BOl 2
10/25/84 B02 3
01/08/84 BOl 2
02/04/84 BOl 1
07/04/84 A08 2
1 0/11/84 AOS 2
ARRANSA.S
GAZ EITE INDEX 1984
DATE
MAYNARD ROOER
MCALK)NT
see also - Seiage and Liquid Wastes
MCANALLY BCB
see also - Wildl ife
MCAR'IHUR ALICE J.l.IJRDER C'ASE
see also - Dillahunty w H
Mary Lee Orsini did not get fair trial , attorney says
Eugene Hall wants his plea vacated
Hall claims pranises of leniency were not kept
Conviction of Larry IBrnell McClendon upheld by Supr ane Court
Trial of Mary Lee Orsini free of errors, Supr ane ct rules
Arkansas Supr ane Ct refuses to reconsider Orsini oonviction
William C McArthur oomments on Tamey Robinson actions
William C McArthur discusses case on radio talk show
McArthur says flawed media ooverage lacked malice
Eb.gene James Hall, Larry IBrnell McClendon deny murder role
Orsini alleges Tan r.xmovan sought to sell taped ranarks
James Hall says he did not know oonsequences of guilty plea
Taruey Robinson denies deal was made with James Yankee Hall
W C Bently testifies Robinson oonf irmed deal with Hall
Motion denied for voiding of Hall ' s plea and sentence
TCJtey Robinson, W C Bentley read each other rights over probe
MCAR'IHUR PARK
MCAR'IHUR WILL IA M C
see also - McArthur Al.ice Murder Case
MCCARTY JOE K
MCCL ELLAN MEM>RIAL VEl'ERANS HOSPITAL
see also - Food Contamination and Poisoning
Little Rock facility dedicated by Vice Pr es George Bush
May be best-equipped hospital in the world
Patients moved to nei hospital
MCQJEN W J
�IEL JAY
M�IEL STAN
see also - Trees and Shrua;
MCOONALD ANDREW J
see also - Catholic Church-Little Rock
MCOONALD EaVIN L
see also - Gambling
MCOONALD PAUL
see also -. Vaughan Jerrell Murder Case
MCXiEE BEN
see also - Aloohol ic Beverages
Black businessman dreams of winning stateiide off ice in Ark
MOO EE JOE B
Obituary
145
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02/01/84
02/01/84
0 2/09/84
02/14/84
03/20/84
04/11/84
0 4/11/84
0 4/26/84
0 5/23/84
06/01/84
06/16/84
06/22/84
06/22/84
07/04/84
08/31/84
P.AG C
A03
A06
A06
A07
AOl
BOB
A08
A08
Al.2
A03
A0 4
All
AOl
AOl
Al.4
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5
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
4
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
05/05/84 BOl 1
05/05/84 BOl 1
08/02/84 BOl 2
02/26/84 A24 5
01/15/84 A04 4
ARKANSAS GAZ EITE lNDEX 1984
DATE
Trioote from Joe Mosby
MCGEHEE SClIOCL DISTRICI'
Panel proposes policy to select school queen
Suit filed last year over queen election still pending
Policy voted on selecting hanec::orn ing queen, oourt
MmOVERN GEOOOE S
Discusses future of Democratic Party in interview at LR
MCIN'IOSH RCBERT
CMners ranove r estaurant equipnent
Takes axe to tree Gov Clinton planted to honor Dr King
Mcintosh has had only $1 fine in seven arrests
Mcintosh letter to Judge Dishongh brings case transfer
Rel.eases letter to Judge Dishongh
Fined for violating code on r estaurant
Charge of open trash 00.rning dismissed
Probes shooting of black by Little Rock police
Gets fine, j ail term in damage to King manorial tree
Friends take credit for cutting down King manorial tr ee
Claims arrest at Mondal e rally violated his oonst rights
Arrest at 1982 fundraiser did not violate rights , ct rules
Ordered to IaY $6 ,90 4 in back r ent
Mcintosh on trial for shooting Frank Webb last year
Aa;Juitted in shooting of Frank Webb
Mcintosh found guilty of 3 city oode violations
Moving out of Ark because of outoorst by Gov Bill Clinton
Decides to ranain in Arkansas after hearing sermon
Ehcbrses TOOII'I¥ Robinson for US Congress
Paid by Tanil¥ Robinson camp:iign to held get out literature
Denied quotes in Gazette, rut tapes sh<M report oorrect
Accused of offering casino suppor t for i:ay
Calls police shooting of black nothing but murder
Charges police killing of Reeves was murder
Mcintosh fined for cutting tree at State Capitol
Condemns Rosie Grier suppor t for Judy Petty for Congr ess
Heckles Bill Clinton at political rally
Opens new restaurant on Asher Ave in Little Rock
Warrant issued for arrest in tree cutting incident
Warrant cancel ed as Mcintosh i:ays $250 fine in tree incident
MCKISSICK JIMMI E ION
state legislator will not seek reelection
MCLARTY THOMAS F
MCLAUGHLIN ROY
see also - capital Punishment
see also - Gambl ing
see also - f.t>ral Maj ority
Moral Majority leader supports Ed Bethune for US Senate
MCMATH IHILLIP H
see also - Books and Writing-McMath Phillip H
MCMATH SIINEY
MGiILLAN FAY H
Cbituary
MrnAE 'IHOMAS C
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see also - Rockefeller Winthrop Fbundation
PRQJ EC!'
College students find unusual program at Meacbwcreek near Fbx
Proj ect is di rected by David and Wilson Orr
MEDIC VAC Af.'BULANCE CD
see - hnb.llances and Emergency Medical Services
MEDICAID
see also - Arkansas Rehabil itation Institute
see also - Artex Lats Inc
Pharmacists Assn denies overcharge for drugs
Cut of at least $6 .6 million needed
Arkansas Hospital Assn blames Gov Clinton for funds problan
Hospital i:ayments, length of stay reduced to cut oosts
Ray Soott chided � legislators over problans
Medicaid rates r educed � twenty pct
Court rules on use of funds for salaries in nursing banes
Formula that leads to overi:aymeent to druggists still in use
Knox Nelson warns tax rise necessary unless oosts oontained
MEDICAL FACILITIES
see also - Arkansas Olildrens Hospital
see also - Baxter County Regional Hospital
see also - BridgS'lay Hospital
see also - DeQueen General Hospital
see also - Doctors Hospital
see also - Gurd:m Municii:al Hospital
see also - Jefferson Regional Medical Center
see also - McClellan Memorial Veterans Hospital
see also - Medicare
see also - North Central Community Hospital
see also - Parkhill Clinic for Wanen
see also - Retsamen Memorial Hospital
see also - Rivervi0t1 Hospital
see also - Saline County Memorial Hospital
see also - st Vincent Infirmary
see also - Surgica.re Corp
Moratorium sought on beds for mentally ill
Delta Hills BSA Bd denies r Equest for nS'l Jonesboro hospitals
St Vincent may cut services, staffing, to save money
'l.Wo hospitals j oin three others in staff cutbacks
St Vincent r equests straff cutback of 6 0 positions
St Vincent Inf irmary terminates 41 anployees
Medicare rules cited as cause of i:atient decl ine in LR
Hospitals made nS'ls in Ark during 1984
MEDICARE
Health Council denies request for nai category of hosp beds
Effort to r emedy financial ills being felt in Arkansas
MEDICINE AND HFAL'IH
see also - Ambulances and Emergency Medical Services
see also - Arkansas State Hospital
see also - Dentistry and Dental Heal th
see also - Disease and Illness
see also - Drugs and Drug Trade
PAG C
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GAZ E'ITE INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Medicaid
see also - Medical Faciliti es
see also - Wel fare
Costs rise rapidly in Arkansas
Health Care Cost Effectiveness pmel reports
Arkansas Medical Society enoorses freezing physician fees
Survey re11 ea ls avoidable health risks in Arkansas
Orbit Valve Co seeks to reduce health care costs for workers
Dr Harry Hayes says Arkansas in good light in hospital costs
MEDITATION
Proposal for TM program at state prison spurred controversy
Arkansans mor e receptive to idea of TM
UAIB contract to train youth in TM upsets Lloyd George
Legislative pmel rej ects contract for UAPB because of TM
Judges skepti cal about use of TM as sentence alternative
MEL'ION Al\BER MURDER C'AS E
Rodney Van Mel ton faces manslaughter charge in death of child
Rodney Melton found guilty, gets $1 , 000 fine
MELtlHN CLARENCE IDRDER C'ASE
Sus:pect taken into custody in death of Melugin
MENIFEE MILLS
Garment plant in Menifee closes despite state grant
Lawsuits filed against James Leon Craig and Menifee Mills
Equipnent at mill repossessed
Closing surprised AIWAC Industries officials
MENTAL DISORDERS AND DEFICIENCY
Mental Heal th Players provides thera?.1 through play lets
Deinstitutional ization put mor e disturbed :persons on streets
Police dealing more with mentally ill
MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER AND SMITH INC
Mlfi'O\LF JAME'S T
see also - Horn Family Murder Case
Mm'EDRCLOOY
see - Weather
ME.TEDRS AND METEORITES
see - Space
MEIHODIST CHURQl
Arkansas churches j oin celebration of denom bicentennial
Manbership of various branches in state l isted
Bicentennial celebration included church at Old Washington
National l eaders say church can teach and learn
Membership decreases in Littie Rock Conference
Delegates vote to opp:>se casinos, state lottery
Pastoral assignments in Littie Rock Conf announced
Bishop Kenneth Hicks addresses North Arkansas Conf
North Ark Conf stand on gambl ing, arms race, c.entral America
Pastoral changes in North Ark Conf announced
New bishop for Arkansas is Richard B Wilke
Bishop Wilke is author , popular preacher
Davidson Campground in Clark County celebrates 100 years
Rev H Hartford Brookins named AME Bishop for 5th District
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Bishop Richard B Wilke urges fight against casino amendnent
Religious groups welcome Bishop Richard B Wilke to Arkansas
Officials state oi:position to Unborn Child Arnendnent
ME'IHODIST CHUR<ll - LITILE ROCK
Free Methodist Church forms cxmgr egation in city
First Church raising funds for new pipe organ
Winfield Methodist added to Natl Register of Historic Places
Play on church history draws full house at auditorium
ME'IHODIST CHURCll
WYE
Rev Al ice Sell:¥ gives her all for congregations
ME'IHODIST HOSPITAL AT JCNESBORO
'lWenty employees to be laid off
ME.T.ROIDL !TAN AREAS
see - Urban Areas
ME'IROIDLITAN LIFE lNSURANCE CD
see al so - Holthoff Ha-;rard A Family
MIClIEL DAVID
see also - :Ebysicians and Surgeons
MIClIEL DAVID MURDER C'ASE
William C Horne seeks to overturn his murder conviction
New trial ordered for William C Horne
MID AMERICA MUSEUM
Wildl ife display is permanent addition
Legislators discover state shortchanged in µlying for txmds
MIDDLE SaJ'IH ENEroY
MIDDLE SClJ'm UTILITIES INC
MIDLAND PROWCl1S CD
see also - It>llution
MIIWIVES
see - Births
MIGRA'IDRY LABOR
see - Labor and Agricultur e
MILAM PAUL W SR
Reti red dean at University of Ark at Fayetteville dies
MILCliEM INC
see also - It>llution
MILITARY DRAFT AND RErn.UITMEm'
MILITARY IDRCES
MILK
see - Foods
MILLER CDUNI'Y
Spending practices of county to be probed !::¥ Grand Jury
MILLER GEDOOE E
MILL ER JCEN E
see also - Arkansas-Elnployees and Officials
Advises Congr ess on balanced budget
MILLER MARION
Rev Miller sets up scholarship at Hendrix College
MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES
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Dl\TE
see also - Walton Sam
MILLS HmH A
Consulting work by UAP professor investigated
Steve Clark to name investigator to probe work of Mills
Steve Clark explains delay in reviEW
John Stroud to probe Mills activity
Steve Clark says littie basis for action found in probe
MILLS Cl.LIE f.IJRDER C'AS E
lliward Walker charged in shooting
MILLS Wll.BUR D
Pledges to help Tanrcw Robinson win election to Congress
MILLWOOD LAKE
see also - Water
MINERAL RIGHl'S
see also - Mines and Minerals
MINmALS
see - Mines and Minerals
MINES .AND MINEru\LS
state may trade rights in national for ests
Nonfuel mineral production decl ines in Arkansas
MINORITY BUSINESS ENl'ERPRIS ES
State short of goal in purchases f ran minority business
Arkansas Power and Light Co increases rosiness with f irrns
MISS ARKANSAS
see also - Stevens Lisa
see also - StEWart Mary
Contestants arrive for pigeant in Hot Springs
Veterans of other rontests see sane advantage
Many rontestants back for 2nd try at crown
Sane rontestants hold athletic titles
Regina Hopper oomment s on her year as Miss Arkansas
Winners named in prel iminary rompetition
Lisa Stevens crowned Miss Arkansas of 1984
Lisa Stevens gives first interviEW as Miss Arkansas of 1984
MISS ARKANSAS USA
Susan caroline Dean named Arkansas winner
MISSILES
MISS:nl; PERSClilS
see also - Cooley key
see also - Kilby Howard
see also - Shinn Mary
MISSISSIPPI COUNI'Y
see also - Alroholic Beverages
Rerount shows E E cartwright won election as sheriff
Court suit challenges r erount in race for sheriff
Court declares Howard carney winner of Sheriff ' s race
MISSISSIPPI CDUNI'Y CDMMJNITY CDLLEGE
see also - Solar Energy
MISSISSIPPI IaiER AND LIGHI' CD
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
150
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ARKANSAS GAZ ErrE INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Arkansas - Boundaries
Bridge may be tuilt between Desha County and Bolivar Co Miss
Legislature to get oomp:i.ct proposal for bridge
MISSOORI PACIFIC L lNES
see - Union Pacific Systan
MITClIELL MARY MAroAREI'
see also - Publ ic School Teachers
MIT.FORD JESSIO\.
MIXON JAMES G
see also - US-Federal Bankruptcy Court
K>DELS AND Rm.. ICAS
Miniatures show at LR exhibits thousands of itans
K>DELS lN AINERTISnt;
see - Advertising
K>DELS OF FASHION
Kelly Garner models in Ne.w York and Europe
K>IXJS lNC
Arkansas firm developing way to cxmtrol machines cy- thought
IDL:EX INC
Electronics firm to tuild at Maumelle
K>NARK BOAT CD
Receives $5 million oontract for military boats for Venezuela
K>NASTERIES
see - Cathol ic Church
f.DNJJ\L E WALTER F
f.DNETl'E SCTICXL DISTRICl'
see - Buffalo Island School District
Voters approve consolidation of Leachville and Monette dists
K>NOOE CDUNI'Y
Article explores economic conditions in oounty
IDNT1GU ASHLEY
r.DNTICELLO SCTICXL DISTRICl'
Sex education program spurs ooncern of p:i.rents
K>Nl'PELIER KATHLEEN f.DNCTIEDR DE
see - Clayton Powell
ftONUMENl'S AND MEM>RIALS
Proposals received for Vietnam Veterans manorial at Capitol
Stei;:hen Gartman design selected for Vietnam manorial
MX>DY W F
Fi rst mayor of White Hall di es
MX>RE BESSIE
Article r e11 ie.ws many proj ects led and prc:moted cy- Moor e
MX>RE ClIARLES E
Former mayor of Pine Bluff dies
MX>RE E R CD
see also - Comp:i.nies and Factories
Textile plant at Osceola closes
Gov Clinton offers to help laid-off workers
MX>RE EDlARD JR
KX)RE RCBERT
151
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10/23/84 A03 3
ARKANSAS GAZEI'l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
IDRAL MAJORITY
see also - Gambling
Rev Roy McLaughlin says group ooming to life on issues
Roy McLaughlin critical of T Robinson stand on ERA
Tooey Robinson resi;xmds to McLaughl in criticism on ERA stand
Roy McLaughl in suppor ts Ed Bethune for US Senate
Jerry Falwell entbrses 3 Republ ican candidates in Arkansas
Dr Cllarl es ca.steel. writes on Moral Maj ority and freeCk:>m
Roy McLaughl in says Iale Bumpers should give up Sen seat
ftDRAN PAT
Article by Moran on non-traditional voters in Arkansas
IDOOAN JERRY MURDER O\S E
Body found near Waldron
ftDRRlL'IDN
State Police end p:itrol in oounty after dispute wer j ail use
State Police r esume Corway County p:itrols
ftORRlL'IDN SEIIJRITY BANK
Acqui red by Fi rst Corranercial Corp
ftORRIS Gll.BERT
ftDRRIS HENRY
Discusses needed reform in Legislature workings
IDRSE mN F
M:>RSE aIYLLIS A
l-DRIGlGES
DeliIGuency rate in Ark rises sharply on hane l oans
ftOSS A J
Former state welfare commissioner dies at age 76
l-DSS KERMIT C
IDrELS
see - Hotels
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IDIHmB
see - Births
ftOTION PICI'URES
Arkansas girls seek role in n&1 JI()Vie
Beth Brickell chooses Ark to shoot A Rainy lay
Clarendon offers full rooperation in making of film
Prenieres show off success of state motion picture off ice
Brinkley theater filled for preniere of A Soldier ' s Story
Review of SOldier ' s Story
Group fran NV Ark pranotes state for film sites
ftOTIVATION
see - Psychology
ID'.IOR V:ElIICT. ES
see - Trucks and Trucking Industry
see - Vehicl es
IDUN!' VERNrn srnoa:.. DISTRICI'
Two indictments returned in school ooard election oontest
IDUNI'AIN HC>IE
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ARKANSAS GAZ El'l'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Airlines
IDUNI'AlN PINE SCHOL DISTRICl1
Board pres says Roberts will be reimb.lrsed
Supt Paul Roberts told to repay funds
Greg Jeffers honored for sp:ice shuttle study plan
MJUNI'AlN VALLEY SPRThG CDMPANY
Frank Leonarro named president of Hot Springs firm
MOLLEN JCSEEH
Encourages link between business and higher education
MULLENAX 0 H
IDLTIPLE BIR'IHS
Article on Hyman and Simpson quadruplets
MlJNOO CLAUDE ClJNNThGHAM
Obituary
KJNICIPAL CDURI'S
see also - Cabot
see also - Little Rock-Municip:il Court
see also - Pulaski County-Municip:il Court
Arrests in county can be heard � cts, Ark Supr ane Ct rules
IDNICIPAL GOJEimMENT
see - I.ocal Government
IDROIISCN CLINT
see also - Fi rst Federal Savings and Loan Assn of Little Rock
MURQIISCN mMILY
MURDERS
see also - Al exander Gorron Murder Case
see also - Barnes Qiarl es Murder Case
see also - Barnes Lor etta Faye Murder Case
see also - Bennett Ricky Murder Case
see also - Boyd Je.wel Murder Case
see also - Burnett Larry Iale Jr Murder Case
see also - Burnett William Murder Case
see also - Carter Catharine Murder Case
see al so - Conn Carol A Murder Case
see also - Crime Victims
see also - Cruce Linda Murder Case
see also - Crump Louis A Murder Case
see also - Cuzick Family Murder Case
see also - Daniel s Eric Murder Case
see also - Daniels Lor etta Murder Case
see also - Davis Mel issa Murder Case
see also - Dickson Family Murder Case
see also - Dishman Eric Murder Case
see also - Dixon Dean Murder Case
see also - Dube Marshall Murder Case
see also - Farmer Billy D Murder Case
see also - Francis Family Murder Case
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Goodwin Ken E Murder Case
Greer Family Murder
Harris Geralding M Murder Case
Hinson Catharine Murder Case
Honeyrutt Mildred Kay Murder Case
Hooten Orley Murder Case
Horn Family Murder Case
Horton Wanda M Murder Case
Hughes Larry Gene Murder Case
Hughes Philip Abraham Murder Case
Hunt Jeannie B eard Murder Case
Klein Robert Whittington Murder Case
Lane Ollie Murder Case
Lawson James D Murder Case
Lee Midlael Murder Case
Lehman Don Murder Case
Lelis Cecilia Ann Murder Case
Litherland Doris Murder Case
Ianax Family Murder Case
IDve Christor.her Houston Murder Case
Mallet Effie Jean Murder Case
Martin Robert W Murder Case
Ma.shb..lrn John Murder Case
Ma.son Marj orie L Murder Case
McArthur Alice Murder Case
Melton Amber Murder Case
Melugin Clarence Murder Case
Midlel David Murder Case
Mills Ollie Murder Case
r.t>rgan Jerry Murder Case
Murray Mary Anne Murder Case
Noble Wesley Murder Case
Nutt Doyle �ard Murder Case
Oneal! Willa Dean Murder Case
Orourke Francis Murder Case
Orsini Ron Murder Case
<Mens Jimrey Family Murder Case
Park Rhuey Ann
Peoples Willie Jr Murder Case
Philli:i;:s Ranelle Murder Case
Pi cknell Alma Murder Case
Robinson Brenda Murder Case
Schamp Donald E Murder Case
Scott Benj amin Franklin Murder Case
Sharp Curtis Murder Case
Silvey Rana F Jr Murder Case
Simpson Family Murder Case
Sisex>e Vicki Murder Case
Smith Murder Case
Snelgrove Ehlma Murder Case
Stevens Family Murder Case
Stumpp William Midlael
Taublee Iris Murder Case
Taylor Elizabeth Murder Case
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DATE
see also - 'lbornpson Shelby Murder Case
see also - 'lbornton Betty Murder Case
see also - Tuggle Murder Case
see also - Vance Eric Murder Case
see also - Waite James E Murder Case
see also - Walker Montrea Murder Case
see also - West Paul Murder Case
see also - Whitson Bobby Joe Jr Murder Case
see also - Wyrick LaTaurus Murder Case
Body of unidentified infant with stab wounds found at Benton
Body of newborn gi rl found in yard in North Little Rock
Police continue search for clues in death of baby in NLR
MURHIY CARL
MURPHY CHARLES JR
MURPHY On. CD
Charles H Mur:Ehy Jr stepping down
KJRRAY MARY ANN MURDER C'AS E
Michael A Reichert charged with shooting his mother
Reichert pleads innocent in death of his mother
Michael A Reichert on trial for slaying of his mother
Michael A Reichert found guilty, gets 15-yr prison term
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY
Robert McCord sees North Little Rock as best site
Dr Alison Sanchez named museum director
Director outlines plans for improvanents
Board still unhapP.f with site study report
Board delays decision on branch, but prefers LR site
Proposal to build new facility too ambitious , Dr Sanchez says
Trustees unhappy with fee of consulting firm
Director seeks $310 , 000 for exhibits and ranodeling
MUSEUMS
see also - Mid America Museum
see also - Parks and Recr eation
see also - Science and History Museum
MUSHROOM.5
see also - Arkansas Mycology society
Article discusses mushroaning in Arkansas
IVIJSIC
see also - Arkansas Chor al Society
see also - Arkansas Youth Syrrpiony Orchestra
see also - Opera
Otha Ebust of Heber Springs composes gospel songs
Louisiana Hayride was once rival of Grand Ole Opry
Dr Robert Boury compositions often performed
Robert Palmer offers views on music industry
Robert Palmer finds fame as pop music critic
Jo Ann Castle of Hot Springs , was former Welk pianist
Feature on Russ Taff, former manber of Imperials group
Jim Miller brings country stars to Corway
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Music Festival of Arkansas featured Yang Xi viol in this yr
Michael Rice works in Ne.w York musical theater
Group called Arkansas Star has creativity , imagination
CoB¥ay pol ice make 36 arrests at rock concert
Conway police r eneged on alcohol p;tct r Barth Grayson says
SUit by K Dr ummond alleges arrest violated her civil rights
Ne.w gospel sounds beooming popular in Arkansas
Jed Clampit breathes ne.w life into standards
Roy Dale Clampit tells how he got namer Jed Clampit
Letter on backmasking and the occult in rock music
Singing groupr "The Spiritual Harmoniz ers" to break up
Blues concert held at Tucker Unit of Arkansas State Prison
SUmmary of activities in Ark during 1984
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Steinway piano in Robinson Center at LR being overhauled
Fazioli piano dealership goes to Little Rock firm
Zane Beck produces pedal steel guitars at his factory
J.l.IJSSELS
see - Wildlife
MUZmmR HARimS T
F.clits work on Ghandi
NABORS PEGGY
see also - Legislature
see also - Publ ic School Teachers
NAMES OF PERSGIS
People find many reasons for changing names
Legal procedure for changing name in Arkansas
NAMES OF PLACES
Paris naming explained
Snake names often used for geograi;ilical featur es
Flippin named for early settler in area
Jasper said to have been named by Cherokees
Boxley named for early settler
Computer l ist to contain every place name in the US
Magnet Cove gets its full name back
Walnut Fork, Ne.wton County
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR '!BE ADVANCEMFNT OF CX>LORFD PEO:E'LE
Wants probe of rel ease of slayer of black youth
Calls Little Rock police brutal in handling of Maryman case
Rev EJ.l ihue Gaylord elected pr es of Arkansas Chapter
Ray Charles concert at LR raises $52 rl50 for NAACP
NATIONAL CENTER FOR 'IOXIOOLCX;IC'AL RESFARClI
Harvey P Wiley joins staff as special adviser
Dale Bmnpers seeks $14 .9 mil for lab improvanents
Dr Ronald W Hart di rected writing of cancer report
May assist India in deal ing with gas l eak aftermath
NATIONAL CD'l'I'ON CDUNCIL
Meeting in Little Rock
John R Block addresses convention in Little Rock
Senator David Pryor addresses convention
NATIONAL EIXJCATION ASSOCIATION
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GAZ EITE INDEX 1984
D\TE
see also - Public School standards
NATIONAL GUARD
see also - Camp Robinson
Fred M Carter named Adj utant General
Jimmi e Jones r esigns Adj utant General post
NATIONAL INVES'IDRS LIFE lNSURANCE CD
see also - BalQ.Tin United Corp
Jake Butcher accused of def rauding firm in sale of tank stock
NATIONAL MERIT SOICLARSHIPS
see - College Scholarships and Loans
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
see also - Vigilantes and Radical ism
NATIONAL TAXPAYERS UNION
see also - Bumpers Dal e
NATIONAL '!UBE CD
Fi rm was formerly York Hanover Seamless Tube Co
Little Rock may not get UDAG grant to help build plant
Changing r equest could improve odds for UDAG grant
AIIX:: unaware that UI:riG grant critical for plant location
Wrightsville may not qual ify as distressed for UDAG purposes
Aha.noons effort for Little Rock plantr looks at Pine Bluff
Firm to study sites near Pine Bluff
Fi rm chooses Pine Bluff site for plant
Fi rm seeking to finance Pine Bluff plant with private flmds
NATIONAL WATER CENTER
NA'IURAL AR.FAS
see - Wilderness and Natural Areas
NATURAL GAS
see - Oil and Gas
NATURE CONSERVANCY
Group buys 163 acr esr including Hell Creek Cave
Protects big-eared Ozark tats in Blue Heaven Cave
NEIGHBORS
Magaz ine devoted exclusively to life in South Arkansas
NELSON JClIN
Little Rock native drifted into acting career in television
NELSON KNOX
Resigns f ran post with Associated General Contractors
NELSON SHEFFIELD
Favors consolidation at all levels of education
Ranks 8th in nation in total compensation as executive
Heads Arkansas Service Memorial Scholarship Fund
Heads Citiz ens United Against Gambl ing
Sees casino gambl ing as deterrent to nai industry
Casinos hurt poor r are regr essiver Nelson says
Joins Hot Springs crowd to celebrate casino def eat
NEMJ VISTA SOICXL DISTRICI'
Chronic water shortage becoming problem for school
Small tank on truck used to haul water to school
NERVE GAS
see - U&-Defenses and Armed Forces
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NE.VADA CDUNl'Y
Sher iff Jul ius N DeLaughter cleared of wrongdoing
DeLaughter says he gave confiscated l iquor to ill old folks
County officials seek report on Sheriff DeLaughter
Voters refuse consolidation of county off ices
NEWARK
Town seeks to plan for orderly growth and developnent
NEWARK SOICXL DISTRICI'
see also - Athletics-High School
NFWBERN O\RCLYN LEWIS
NEWELL MIKE
NEWIDRT
'!Wo former police officers sue city for $600 , 000
NEWS
Review of maj or e11 ents of 1983
Highlights of political news in Ark in 1984
Caucuses. runoffs in Novanber were new in 1 984
SUmmary of 1984 constitutional issues on ballot in state
Arkansans fare well in 1984 Olympic Summer Garnes
Federal Fnergy Regulatory Cormn dominant in Ark news in 1984
News fran Washington held interest of Ark during 1984
F.a>nomic struggle over Grand Gulf marked 1984 utility news
Little Rock police much in news during 1984
Hospitals made news in Ark during 1984
Pictures of newsmakers in 1984 in Ark
SUmmary of disasters in Ark during 1984
SUmmary of environmental developnents in Ark during 1984
Consol idation order for Pulaski Co schools made headlines
Legal fight by James Dean Walker made news in 1984
Violence against police was praninent in news in 1 984
Shutdown of five textile factories made news in 19B4
Weather created lean year for farmers in Ark in 1984
SUmmary of activities in art and music in Ark in 1 984
Ten top sports stories in Ark in 1 9B4
New school standards made headl ines during much of 1 9B4
Best of George Fisher cartoons for 1984
Rel igious conununity strong and vocal during 19B4
NEWS AND NBVS MEDIA
see also - Arctic Anthropology
see also - Arkansas Denocrat
see also - Arkansas Gazette
see also - Arkansas State Pr ess
see also - Byrd Herbie
see also - Col"May Log Cabin Democrat
see also - Hope Star
see also - Hot Springs Sentinel Record
see also - Neighbors
Mountain Hane benefits fran media rival ry in town
NEWSPAPERS
see - News and News Media
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NEW'ION CDUNI'Y
see also - Names of Places
Johnny Moore OP{X>Sed by estranged wife for Dem nanina.tion
Johnny Moore defeated by Mrs Moor e
NEW'ION CDUNI'Y JAIL
Sheriff Watkins closes j ail , cites safety
Jail reopened after work was done
NEW'ION CDUNI'Y NURSING H<>IE
Board f ires aclninistrator amid controversy
NICARPGUA
Civil ian Refugee Military Assistance group includes Arkansans
NIClICLS JIM
Southwestern Bell head in Ark dies at age 6 1
NIClICLSCN W R
State Representative fran Osceola dies at age 67
NIEMEYER HENRY H
Feed mill owner in SW Little Rock recalls changes in area
NIGifl' CLUBS
see - Bars and Night Clul:E
Nl3LE KERRY
Nl3LE WESLEY MURDER C'AS E
Charl es Pickens grants interview fran Death Row cell
Court refuses to order state to :EBY for 16 witnesses
Rehearing on penalty phase of 1975 trial set to begin
Witness Harold Goacher admits lying in earl ier statanent
State Suprane ct to be asked to sourt out case
NOISE
Loud noises heard in state are a ieystery
NORBURY NATALIE BAR'IDN
Member of pioneer Ark family dies at Lonoke
NORFORK LAKE
see - lakes and Reservoi rs
IDR'IH ARKANSAS CDMl'UNITY CDLLEGE
Free lessons in use of computers offered
NOR'lH CEm'RAL CDMmNITY HOSPITAL
Humana to ask change in rule on hospitals
Amended plan backed by CAHSA may allow construction to resume
Plan for Sherwood facility hits another ol:Etacle
Humana files antitrust suit, alleges conspi racy
Several defendants named in antitrust suit
state :EBnel. rej ects effort to allow Humana hospital
NOR'lH LrrTLE ROCK
see also - Flooding
see also - Ku IG.ux Klan
see also - Philanthrow
Jerry D Rider plans to run for mayor ' s off ice
Jerry D Rider seeks Democratic nomination for mayor
Terry C Hartwick seeks mayor ' s seat
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DM'E
Voters narrowly support puity i;a.y for police, f iranen
Voters settle five issues in special el ection
John B Evans seeks Council seat
Water i;a.rk opponents criticiz e city officials
Bill Younts to seek office of Mayor
Joe Leon Huggins to seek off ice of Mayor
Jerry D Rider pulls out of race for mayor
Mayor Reed Thanpson seeks reelection
Electric util ity sends refund checks instead of credits
Reed Thanpson. Terry C Hartwick in runoff for Mayor
Alderman race won by Olen Thanas over Del.ores Bennett
Dr Delores Bennett gets reoount in loss to Olen Thanas
Reed Thanpson, Terry Hartwick in runoff for mayor
Recount again declares Thanas winner in Ward 2 alderman race
Mildred Delores Bennett will not challenge vote
Gifts by AP&L are issue in mayoral race
City funds used to defend Mayor 'lhanpson rulled illegal
Travis Hartwick def eats Reed Thanpson in race for mayor
Riverbank plan enitiasiz es recreation. entertairment
City Hall being redecorated
Setting up 5th . mostly black voting ward proposed by O 'lbanas
Olen B 'lbanas files plan to estab black ward in city
'lhree former police officers allege bias against th an
Plan for new voting ward called effort to create harmony
US Justice Dept resumes probe of personnel reoo rds
Aldermen vote to raise their CMn salaries
Voters to decide on annexation of 1 ,6 01 acres to city
Justice Dept finishes study of compl iance with non-bias order
Paymond Burnett protests treabnent by Justic Dept official
Annexation of two i;a.rcels apprOV'ed
Policemen lose suit over asssignment to foot i;a.trol
Election returns on annexation proposal
Widows of pol icemen to receive pension benef it increase
Mayor Thanµ;on tells Council he will testify for R E Hogan
Job contract for Robert E Hogan as Electric Dept mgr disputed
suspension of Etta Weams, a black, upheld by Civil Service
us Justice Dept reportedly checking Weams case
Civil rights attorney ends inquiry into personnel practices
SUrrmary of political news of 1984
City Council rej ects appnts of Mayor Thanpson
Mayor Thanpson, two aldermen say they may be tack in future
Alderman upset OV'er Hartwick plan to b.Iy new car
NORIH LITTL E ROCK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Laman Library buys railroad collection of Clifton E Hull
IDRTH LITTL E ROCK SOICXL DISTRIC!'
see also - Little Rock Sdlool District
Dr Joe Austin named superintendent of systen
Voters approve millage increase, elect board manber
SUpt George E Miller reti res after 36 yrs with district
Board meetings to open with prayer , pledge of allegiance
Teachers accept: offer of 11 pct salary raises
Adninistrators to teach classes to get idea of teacher job
Students soor e well above avg on Scholastic Aptitude Test
Proposal regulating literature distrib.ltion draws criticism
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Revised policy acbpted to govern school publ ications
Board to meet next month to decide on issue of tax rise
IDR'ION RICKY
NUCLEAR ENEH2Y
NUCLEAR WASTES
Dr Paul K Kuroda discusses threat f ran nuclear satellites
NUCLEAR WFAroNS
NUGENT B A
Former Univ of Ark official accepts i;x>sition in Nebraska
WRSEE AND NURSill;
see also - Arkansas-Nursing Board
see also - Births
'Ihree nurses reinstated by state Nursing Board
Joint program of UAM. UAB3 wins approval
State Bd takes action in six cases
State Bd acts on several itens of business
Licenses of th ree nurses suspended
Nursing Bd calls for written report fran UAPB on program
Medical Bd restriction on nurse practitioners voided by court
Medical Bd rule r estricted practitioners per i;ilysician
state tx:>ard acts on several l icense cases
Baccalaureate program at UAPB approved by state Nursing Bd
State Nursing Bd acts on license suspensions
state Board takes action on violations
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WRSJN; HOMES
see also - Arkansas-Social Services Division
see also - Beat.nnont Nursing Hane
see also - Davis Skilled Nursing Center
see also - Fountainbleau Nursing Hane
see also - Medicaid
see also - Narton County Nursing Hane
State issues new regulations
Fi re protection in 70 banes to be checked
Moratorit.nn on nursing bane beds l ifted by Council
NUTI' IX>YLE EDVARD MURDER CASE
Wanda Nutt charged in slaying of her husband
OARI.J\WN JOCKEY CLIB
see - Oa.klawn Park
OAKLAWN PARK
Pr eview of 1 984 season
Racing season opens
Records fall on opening day
Arkansas Derby won by Althea
Ne.w attendance and wagering records set
CBERSTE LOO IS J
Former IRS official dies
CBSCENITY
see - Ibrnograi;ily and Obscenity
CBSITNIK LARRY
Robert Md::or d article on work of i;ilotoj ournal ist
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ARRANSM>
GAZ E.Tl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Gazette i;hotograi;her dies
Samples of outstanding J;hotograJ;hs � otsitnik
OOONNELL WILL IAM W
OIL .AND GA5
see also - :Ebllution
Giant oilfield lies beneath Ouachitas, expert says
Reserves under Ouachita Mtns talked alx>ut since 1 93 0s
Sen Dale Bumpers wants govt to end leasing without bids
Weyerhaeuser sells Sollio rights to Ouachita Mtns oil and gas
Dal e Bumpers says leasing policy pillages treasuries
Geologists discuss p:>ssibilities in Lake Ouachita area
Retail narketing practices bring some oomplaints
Legislative p:mel attacks G&FC for refusal to lease land
Oil exploration damage on G&FC land described � anployee
State G&FC in no hurry to l ease land for exploration
Lloyd George urges G&FC to ease drilling rights
Prop:>sed rule on proj ecting gas prices draws opposition
Steve CI.ark pr esents his case on leases at Fort Cllaffee
Senate refuses support of Bumpers on Chaffee mineral leases
Texas Oil and Gas appeals voiding of Fort Chaffee leases
Gas producers accused of refusal to sell landowner ' s gas
Royalty noney for landowners expected to be issue in Legis
cancellation of Texas Oil and Gas lease at Chaffee before ct
Federal govt urges Supr ane Ct to deny re11 ie.w of TXD case
Gasoline prices dropping in Littl e Rock area
OLD STATE HOOSE
Picket fence r eplaces hedge on west side of grounds
Beautification planned for area back of building
<LIVER FLOYD RCBERT
Fbrmer state Highway Dept di rector dies
CLIVER HENRY
see also - Ar kansas-Crime Lalx>ratory
OLYMPIC GAME'S
Torch caravan may byp:iss Arkansas
Razorbacks Joe Kleine, Alvin Robertson on basketball team
Randy ste.wart is on marksmanship team for sl111e
1l\ r Olympics
James A Rector p:lrticip:lted in 1908 games as runner
James A Rector was first Ark native to enter Olympic event
Farl Bell training at Joneslx>ro for his 2nd Olympic games
Bel.nut and Jane Wolf, of Fayetteville, to be archery soor ers
:a:Mard Barton Haimn was j umper in 1 928 games
William Arthur Carr was Ark entry in 193 2 games as runner
Clyde Sex>tt won 2nd place medal at 1948 games in Lond:>n
Gord:>n Carpenter , R C Pitts were on 1 948 basketball team
'lhanas Hill was high hurdler in 1 970 games
John Tate was lx>xer in 1 97 8 games
Farl Bell ready to soar in Los Angeles
List of Arkansas athletes who have won medals
Arkansas athletes in 1984 Surmner Games, odds of winning
Al Joyner outj umi;:s Mike Conley for gold medal
Al Joyner wins gold medal , Mike Conley the silver in j ump
Al Joyner intervie.wed after winning gold medal
Mike Conley intervie.wed after winning silver medal
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COB
C06
AOl
AOl
Al8
Al 4
BOl
Al2
Al 2
All
A0 4
A09
A03
AlO
AlO
A31
A31
Al5
Al5
AOl
5
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
5
1
I
I
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2
0 4/06/84 Al3 3
05/I2/84 BOl 3
01/28/84 Al.3 3
OI/I0/84
06/28/84
06/30/84
07/08/84
07/08/84
07/08/84
07/08/84
07/09/84
07/I0/84
07/Il/84
07/I2/84
07/13/84
07/I4/84
07/I5/84
07/I5/84
07/22/84
08/05/84
08/06/84
08/07/84
08/07/84
BOl
DOI
COl
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EDI
ED3
ED6
COl
COI
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I
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2
2
1
2
2
3
ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE INDEX 19S4
DATE
US men win gold medal in basketball
CNFAL IUW..D D
see also - Fi res
CNFAL WILLA DEAN MURDER CAS E
Stay granted on execution of Wilburn AnthonY Henderson
State Supr ane Court deni es rE!ITiE.W for Henderson
Gov Bill Clinton sets execution date for Henderson
Stay of execution of Henderson granted by Judge Eisele
OPERA
see also - Arkansas Opera '!beater
Susan Dunn , a Bauxite native, finds success as singer
.Mary Le.wis of Hot Springs won fame as opera singer
OPINION IDLLS
see - Publ ic Opinion and Surveys
ORBIT VN..NE CD
Fi rm seeks to cut oost of health care for anployees
OROIESTRAS
see also - Arkansas Youth SynplonY Orchestra
OOOAN 'IRANSPLANTS
see - Hlm\ail Body
OOOANIZATIONS AND CLlBS
see also - Alooholic BE!llerages
see also - Family Life America God
see also - last Man Club of World War I
ORClJRKE FRANCIS MJRDER CAS E
Michael R O' Rourke declared fit for trial in 1 9 83 slaying
O' Rourke charged with killing his p:irents at Dardanelle
�ES
see - Texarkana Baptist Oqhanage
ORR !:AVID
see also - Meadowcreek Proj ect
ORR WILSCN
see also - Meadowcr eek Proj ect
ORSINI MARY LEE
see also - McArthur Al. ice Murder Case
see also - Orsini Ron Murder Case
Dr C H Wulz has power of attorney for Mrs Orsini
Orsini misl ed court on funds , Wilbur C Bentley says
Transfer of Orsini house, mortgage spurs inter est
Couple files suit over deed to Orsini bane
ORSINI RON MURDER O\S E
Tan Ik:movan seeks t o withdraw as atty for .Mary Lee Orsini
Defense attorneys lose attanpt to leave case
Mary Lee Orsini says 2nd Wl.let found, seeks new trial
Firearms expert says only one bullet found after slaying
W C Bentley wants to test bullet that killed Ron Orsini
Bullet to be turned over to Bentley for testing
Ol"l'ENHEIMER LEONARD J
Obituary
Ol"l'ER CREEK MALL
see - Retail Stor es-Little Rock
OUAOIITA BAPl'IST UNIVERSITY
see also - Basketball-College Wanen
Mary Shambarger developed Ouachi-Tones singing group
163
PAG C
OS/ll/S4 COl 2
Ol/23/S4
02/14/84
02/25/S4
03/20/S4
AOl
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A09
BO S
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4
3
4
02/26/S4 COl 2
OS/12/S4 cos 1
09/16/S4 BOl 4
OS/03/S4 A06 3
OS/03/84 A06 3
03/27/S4
03/29/S4
04/01/84
06/16/S4
AO 4
A06
Al. 8
Al. 5
6
1
5
6
03/23/S4
03/27/S4
0 4/21/84
04/24/84
10/07/S4
10/23/S4
AOS
A0 4
Al. 4
A03
A3 2
BOl
1
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2
4
01/18/84 All 6
04/01/84 COl 2
mTE
Advancement Camy;aign has raised $6 .4 million
Rev D Miller and Mrs R Fl ing receive honorary doctorates
Burch estate gives $700 ,000 for endowed chai r
ClJAO:llTA CDUNl'Y
Probe centers on C.ounty Judge Martha Russell . and her husband
ClJAQIITA LAKE
see - Geology
see - Lakes and Reservoi rs
OOAOIITA RIVER
Crossett and Camden officials see benefits fran navigation
Navigation proj ect alrcost completed as Cal ion lock opens
Dam at Cal ion named in honor of H K Thacher
CUR WAY APARTMENrS
see - Housing-Little Rock
OOTIX>OR ADVERTJ.SIOO
see - Advertising
OVER'ION Wll.LIAM R
Made creation science decision early. Judge Overton says
Says oourts :r;ass laws because Congress :r;asses 00.ck
GlEN L D
see also - Arkansas-Bnployees and Officials
GlENS JIMMY �y MURDER CASE
Melvin Hall gets life term for murder of <Mens oouple
OXFORD SCliOCL DISTRICT
Calioo Rock voters def eat school merger plans
OZARK HIGHLAND TRA il.
OZARK WRITERS LFIGUE
see also - Boo ks and Writing
PAGE TATE CROf.WELL
Reti red dean, scholar dies in Russellville
PAIGE R!Cli
see also - Hooten Orl ey Murder Case
PAIN
PALFDNIDLOOY
Casts to be made of rare dinosaur tracks near Nashville
Dinosaur track.way probably cannot be pr eserved
Drive begins to raise funds for dinosaur walk at Nashville
PARroClJLD SCHOCL DISTRICT
see also - Al. oohol and Drug Al:use
PARAMILITARY GROJPS
PAROON
PARENT CENTER
see - Births
PARllil'IHOOD PLANNIOO
see - Birth Control
PARIS SHOE CD
Pl.ant closing permanently
PARK RHUEY ANN MURDER CASE
Linda Sue Martin dlarged in death of her adopt.ive mother
164
PAG C
04/22/84 Al5 2
05/05/84 BO B 1
05/31/84 DOS 1
09/21/84 A09 1
08/26/84 BOl 2
08/26/B4 BOl 2
10/ll/B4 Al4 1
02/04/84 BOB 2
07/28/84 BOl 4
04/25/84 A03 4
11/01/84 A06 6
05/20/84 A31 3
01/07/84 BO B 5
03/23/84 A07 3
0 4/03/84 BOB 5
09/27/84 D06 5
06/16/B4 A07 1
ARI<ANSAS GAZE.TrE INDEX 1984
DATE
Charges may be dropped because of ranarks by investigator
PARK RYAN INC
Financial firm in Little Rock closes, officials resign
PARKER FRANKIE
see also - Warren James J Murder case
PARKER RICK
see also - Household Furnishings and F.q:uipnent
PARKHILL O.. INIC FOR WCJIIEN
Lax attitude on drugs alleged at Nursing Board hearing
PARKHURST TED
see also - August House
PARRMAN FORREST HAMIL'ION
Reti red police officer at Little Rock dies
PARKS AND RErnFATION
see also - Boats and Boating
see also - Tr esi:ass
Riverlx>at musetm1. at Jacksonport sinks
Attanpt to raise riverlx>at begins
Park workers start cleanup of musetm1. lx>at at Jacksonport
state may trade mineral rights for Mount Magazine land
Several capital proj ects planned at state i:arks for this year
Three new state p:i.rks in planning stage
Interior Dept lists grants for municii:al i:arks in Arkansas
Power plant at Mammoth Spring may be r ep:1.i red, put in use
Burns Park called variety show in outdoor recreation
Battle develops between j oggers , golfers at Rebsamen Park
Ol:ark Highlands Trail described
Ol:ark Highlands Trail map
canoe trail to open in wilderness area of Pinnacle State Park
Hot Springs l::a thhouses may be rented for corranercial use
Vandalism becomes serious problan at Burns Park in NLR
Bona Dea Trail at Russellville added to Natl Trails Systan
Carnival in Funland at Burns Park questioned
Features of Bona Dea Trail at Russellville described
Brown diamond found at Crater of Diamonds State Park
Visitors swamp Greers Ferry O:lm area
Outooor activities studied in survey for Parks and Tourism
Summary of survey findings on outooor recr eation
Survey shows suppor t for better funding for i:arks
Man killed in fall fran bluff at Cedar Falls in Petit Jean
Highl ights of survey results on outooor r ec discussed
Lake OUachita Geo-Float Trail described
Basel::al ls in yards near Vestal Park at NLR bring complaints
Historic columns to be used in gazelx> in MacArthur Park
Norfork Lake area offers pleasant alternative to crowding
History of McArthur Park at Little Rock outlined
MacArthur Park at Little Rock getting major changes
Old Washington gets 101-yr-old cotton gin in working order
Transients in Riverfront Park at Little Rock draw complaint
State Parks Di rector seeks more state funds for i:arks
Arn'!Y auditor accuses Corps of Ehgineers of lavish waste
Bona Dea Jogging Trail mentioned in critical audit of funds
16S
P.AG C
06/21/84 All 4
0 4/28/84 COS 4
07/14/84 A03 S
06/07/84 A09 6
01/0S/84
01/06/84
01/ll/84
01/19/84
02/19/84
02/19/84
02/22/84
02/26/84
02/26/84
03/04/84
03/23/84
03/23/84
03/24/84
03/29/84
OS/09/84
OS/27/84
OS/28/84
06/03/84
06/10/84
06/29/84
07/01/84
07/01/84
07/02/84
07/0S/84
07/12/84
07/22/84
08/04/84
08/0S/84
08/24/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
0 9/13/84
09/15/84
09/16/84
09/24/84
0 9/24/84
A0 9
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4
2
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5
1
2
1
2
2
ARKANSAS GAZEl'l'E INDEX 1984
MTE
Greers Ferry p:i.rk facilities scored in auditor report
Lake Iardanelle facilities singled out in critical report
� auditors want 26 sites closed or stripped
Bona Dea Trail called an asset to Ark and to tourists
US Senate backs full outlays of funds for Felsenthal
Denver keeps Blue Hole for r ecr eation after appeals ct rules
state p:i.rks become Arkansas hideaways in winter months
PARCLE
PATTERSOO O\RRICK HEISKELL
PATTERSClil HtxiH B JR
Honored by NAACP for work in suppor t of civil rights
PATTERSOO RALlll B
Joins Cranford Johnson and Associates firm
PATTERSClil lUIH IDLK
PATION HARRY DICKSOO
Gets honorary cbctorate fran University of Arkansas
PF.ACE
see - International Relations
PF.ACE 'IHRCU;H STREN:;'IH
PF.ACOCK CHARLES
Fblice search farm owned by Parcbns and Paroles Bd manber
Fblice search farm. recover itan listed in search warrant
PEL FREEZ E RABBIT MF.AT INC
Rogers firm engages in biological products and research
PEN PALS
see - Friendship
PENITENI'IARIES
PENN CENTRAL CDRP
PENSIONS
see also - Arkansas Public Employees Reti ranent Systan
POOPLES BANK OF WALOO
Brandl at Emerson robbed, suspect arrested
POOPLES WILLIE JR KJRDER CAS E
Peopl es shot by Jizriey Perry , who i s ronfined to wheeldlair
Hearing set for Perry in shooting case
PEPPER a.AUDE D
Camp:i.igns in Ark for Mondale for Pr esident
PEPSI CDLA BOPlLIOO CD
see also - Contests and Awards
PERIODIOO.S
see - News and News Media
PERRY COUNI'Y
Article discusses bounty of natural resources in county
PERRY JIMMY LEE
see also - Peoples Willie Jr Murder case
PERSCNAL LOANS
see - Credit
PERSClil'AL NAMES
166
09/24/84
09/24/84
09/24/84
10/03/84
10/05/84
10/14/84
12/09/84
Pl!G C
AOl
AOl
A07
Al.0
A0 8
ED6
ED6
2
2
1
4
4
1
4
11/19/84 A03 1
08/26/84 BOl 4
04/27/84 A07 1
08/10/84 ClO 2
08/24/84 AOS 1
09/30/84 BOl 1
12/11/84 A0 4 6
08/07/84 All 2
08/08/84 A03 1
10/23/84 AOl 2
03/18/84 AOl 4
Dl\TE
see - Names of Persons
PEHVOLF KUR!' F
see also - Foreigners in Arkansas
PETER Lll.Y
Donates $100,000 to Univ of Ark creative writing program
PETERSEN KEI'IH L
see also - Art
PETrl' JEAN IvDUNl'AlN
Area is rich in history
Year-round r esidents describe life on the mountain
PEI'RCLEUM
see - Oil and Gas
PE'l'l'rl' MAXINE CENTER
Harrison civic leader dies
PE'l'TY JUDY
Named to i;anel overseeing 1984 natl Republican platform
Serves as co-chai rman of i;anel of natl GOP platform committee
Will address national GOP convention
Seldom absent when GOP platform i;anel was in session
Platform pmel backs Petty on tax-free plans for coll educ
Addr esses Republican National Convention in Iallas
PHANTOMS
see - Api;aritions
mARMACY AND PHARMACISTS
see - Drugs and Drug Trade
PHll.ANDER SMITH CDLLEGE
Pr esident Hazo W Carter Jr is sign of change at college
Dr Hazo William Carter Jr installed as president
Methodist <llurch grants $200 ,000 to college
Four to receive honorary Cbctorates at commencement
President Hazo Williams seeks alliance with business
state Education Bd approves teacher training programs
PHILAN'IHROPY
Soliciting f ran drivers in streets banned in NLR
Arkansans contribute to famine rel ief in Africa
Ba;Iuest of George O:mle assures haPP.f <ll r istmas for needy
Flin.LIPS CDUNI'Y
Renovation of courthouse cost over $1 million
Flin.LIPS CDUNI'Y CDMMJNITY CDLLEGE
Student charges rights violation in dismissal fran program
Flin.LIPS CDUNI'Y MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
see also - Arkansas-Pol itics and Elections
Flin.LIPS OONALD C
Flin.LIPS RCml.LE MURDER C'AS E
Tina Marie Ibillips found guilty of murder of her mother
PHn.LIPS TlNA MARIE
see also - lbillips Ranelle Murder Case
PHYSICIANS AND SUIDEDNS
see also - Arkansas Medical Soci ety
167
PPiG C
06/09/84 A03 4
04/08/84 COl 2
04/08/84 COl 5
11/01/84 Al6 3
06/12/84
08/09/84
08/15/84
08/19/84
08/21/84
08/22/84
AOl
Al6
Al 2
Al O
A05
AOl
6
5
4
1
1
5
01/21/84
0 4/09/84
04/10/84
05/07/84
07/29/84
09/11/84
BOl
A0 9
A07
A0 4
BOl
M7
5
6
4
1
1
5
11/27/84 ClO 6
12/02/84 A03 1
12/23/84 COl 4
11/19/84 BOl 4
02/04/84 A08 4
10/26/84 Al7 6
ARRANSAS GAZEITE INDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Medicine and Health
see also - University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Small ta-ms get d:>ctors
Ratio of I,hysicians in Ar k increases
state Medical Bd discipl ines five I,hysicians
Dr Marsha Howell sues former plaintiff in malpractice suit
Medical Board acts on license suspensions in several cases
D Michel estate files suit against 3 physicians, Bapt Med Cen
Fund-raiser planned for ne1 Congresanan Tamr!Y Robinson
Medical Board reinstates two licenses
PHYSICIANS EOR SOCIAL RESIONSIBil.lTY
Meeting at Little Rock hears Congressional candidates
PIANOO
see - Musical Instruments
PIAZZA QIRIS
see also - Little Rock-Police and Law Enforcement
PICKENS ClIARLEE
see also - Noble Wesley Murder Case
PICKERIOO ALF.RED H
Resigns as pres of Teamsters Locan 87 8
PICRNELL ALMA KJRDER CAS E
James Francis Madison gets life term in slaying of Picknell
PIERCE RCBERT
see also - Pine Bluff
PILGRIM PRIDE IOULTRY CX>
Boneless whole chickens processed in DEQueen
PINE BLUFF
see also - Floods
Rated sixth in listing of worst places to live in US
Carolyn Robinson to face Sallie Miller Purdue for mayor p:>st
Phillip Fenters is independent candidate for Mayor
Rev Jesse Turner enters race for Mayor
Mayor contest has variety of candidates
City hosts Dr Robert Pi erce, who listed PB 6th worst city
Carolyn Robinson and Rev Jesse Turner in runoff for Mayor
Blacks win long battle for election of aldermen by wards
Election of wanan or black as mayor will make history
Carolyn Robinson el ected mayor
Dr Pierce thinks city got bum rap in ratings
Leatha McMahon files bias lawsuit against officials
PINE BLUFF ARSENAL
see also - National Center for Toxicological Research
PINE BLUFF CX>MMERCIAL
ronates stock valued at $22 , 000 to UAIB
PIPE TRADES TRAINIOO CENTER
see - Trade Schools
PIS'IDLS
see - Fi rearms
PITI'S R C
P.LACE NAMES
see - Names of Places
168
01/11/84
03/25/84
06/16/84
08/19/84
09/22/84
11/09/84
11/28/84
12/08/84
PAG C
BOl
A26
Al.8
Al.0
B02
Al. 8
00 2
BO B
3
1
4
6
6
4
1
1
04/06/84 Al. 2 1
02/01/84 A03 4
11/01/84 A0 4 4
08/27/84 BOl 1
04/25/84
07/15/84
09/02/84
10/01/84
10/21/84
10/26/84
11/07/84
11/12/84
11/18/84
11/21/84
11/28/84
12/25/84
D06
A20
A24
BOl
A21
AOl
Al.6
A05
A3 2
A06
BOl
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4
1
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1
1
2
2
3
4
4
1
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11/27/84 002 2
.ARKANSAS GAZ E'l'l'E lNDEX 1984
Dl\TE
PLANNED PARENIHOOD
see - Birth Control
H.J\NNIID
see - Ar ea Planning
PLANTS
Dr Gary Tucker says scientific decision should determine list
Ehdangered l ist prepared by Natural Heritage Comm
List made of endangered and threatened plants in Arkansas
PLEA BARGAINIID
see - Crime and Criminals
IDINSE'l'I' CDUNrY
IDISOOIID .AND IDISOOS
see also - Adams Pest Control of Little Rock
IDLICE AND IJWl ENFORCEMENT
see also - Cross County
see also - DeQueen
see also - Fayetteville
see also - Forrest City
see also - Gambling
see also - Gould
see also - Helena
see also - Little Rock
see also - I.Dgan County
see also - Mayflower
see also - Nagport
see also - Pope County
see also - Pulaski County
see also - Saline County
see also - Sherwood
� Goodwin works on plan to help identify troublemakers
steps taken to protect state troopers f ran extranist groups
Gov Clinton comments on plans for better protection
David Pryor seeks surplus arms fran US govt for police use
Fd Bethune attacks plan for govt arms for pol ice
ToII1n¥ Goodwin dubious atout police possession of govt rifles
Since kill ing officer became capital offense, 2 5 have died
Gov Cl inton wants to increase death benefit to $100 ,000
IDLK HARRY RCBERTSCN
US Justice Dept clears LR policanan in 1983 shooting of Polk
IDLLARD HOOH A
IDLLS
see - Publ ic Opinion and Surveys
IOLLtJrION
169
PAG C
1 2/08/84 All 4
12/08/84 All 4
12/08/84 All 4
07/04/84
07/08/84
07/14/84
07/17/84
07/19/84
07/19/84
07/19/84
11/22/84
A03
Al.3
A0 4
BOl
Al.6
Al.6
BOl
A21
5
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10/30/84 A03 6
MTE
Eureka Springs accused of polluting Leatherwood Creek
Herbicide spilled near Watson Chapel
Bayou Meto fish affected by Vertac Chanical Corp discharge
Tougher rules set by PC&E on Vertac Chanical Corp discharge
Water pumped fran str a:im at site of Watson Chapel spill
Research on acid rain under way at Arkansas State Univ
Officials at PC&E worry about Vertac dioxin in barrels
Jacksonville sewage plan for Bayou Meto not fought by G&FC
Contractor says he put r8!1 sewage in ?-M Ark stra:ims
Controversy over pollution of air by piper mills
Weyerhaeuser gets special treatment in anissions regulations
Ruptured barge tank leaks fuel oil into Arkansas River
Road r ep;i.ir cr6'1 finds pesticide dump near Blythe11 ille
Vertac Chanical Corp case back in federal ct at Little Rock
Vertac official cited need for work to stop leaks
Vertac waste disposal plan of EPA would cost $20 million
Judge Henry Woods cxmiplains about stored wastes at Vertac
Midland Products Co of Ola l isted as polluter
Midland Products Co has not contaminated groundwater
Hearing continues on rival plans for Vertac cl ean-up
landf ill for Vertac best plan, EPA official testifies
Vertac dump l ikely worst , engineer tells court
Geologists for EPA testify Ark plan for Vertac would fail
Oklahana tanpers flare Oller Fayetteville plans for Illinois R
Family r eports health problans at site in Mena
Vertac ordered to begin control plan apprOll ed by Arkansas
Decline noted in l e11el s of toxic pesticides in stra:ims
Rise in dissolved solids in str eams puzzles PC&E
National Water Center at Eur eka Springs wants toxic waste ban
Residents along Curia Creek accuse Cave City of polluting
Group forming for protection of Curia Creek
Fundamental changes for water standards proposed by PC&E
Water qual ity of Ark str a:ims deteriorating, report shows
Dr Joe Nix discusses Arkansas problan with acid rain
'lbree oil firms charged with pollution by state PC&E
Lawsuit names Cave City as pollutor of Curia Creek
Na:r;ilthalene spilled on I-40 near Brinkley
Industries , utilities criticize water quality proposals
Green Forest groundwater pollution is worst health threat
Green Forest problan may be result of geological structure
Hurlon Ray uses his expertise to help Ark solve problans
National Guard hauls water to Green Forest area residents
Fourche Creek Treatment Plant µ>llutes Arkansas River
Sulfates f ran closed Milch an plant µ>llutes Cadcb River
Apollo Lakewood Inc plant at Swan Lake called polluted
Area around Mehaffy gin at Swan Lake saturated, reports say
Activity continues at Apollo Lakewood gin at Swan Lake
Report of contaminated water well at Swan Lake spurs EPA
Testing begun of samples fran wells at Swan Lake
Gin at Swan Lake checked by QSHA investigators
Apollo Lakewood has cbne limited cleanup at Swan Lake gin
No imminent threat at Swan Lake, EPA says
Arkansas Wildl ife Federation calls for cl eanup of Cadcb River
Acid rain in NW Ark not harmful , experts say
170
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03/18/84
03/18/84
04/21/84
05/08/84
06/03/84
06/05/84
06/07/84
06/12/84
06/12/84
06/13/84
06/13/84
06/14/84
06/15/84
06/16/84
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06/25/84
07/19/84
07/22/84
07/22/84
07/22/84
07/24/84
07/25/84
07/29/84
07/29/84
08/05/84
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09/02/84
09/07/84
09/09/84
10/15/84
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10/25/84
10/26/84
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EPA hearing enlivened by Evi Seidnan, an environnental ist
PC&E fines Beebe Oil C.O, orders well shut down
Ckmers of coal mines face hearings before PC&E
EPA allocates $820 ,000 to study cleanup at Ola site
IJ.oyd George says study funds would clean up Ola site
Weryerhaeuser C.O fined $52 ,500 by PC&E for alleged pollution
Oil firms obj ect to fines for arose by previous well a-1ners
Part of Water and Ai r Pollution C.Ontrol Act struck down
Search for potassium cyanide leads to discovery of looitiole
Dumping of sludge on farm near Green Forest is investigated
Article on Midland Products C.O site at Ola
RJOLE WILLIAM RAYftDND
Camden civic leader dies at age 79
POPE CXXJNI'Y
Suits allege beatings by Pope C.Ounty Sheriff ' s Dept officers
Quorum ct approves plan to file countersuits to charges
Beau Duvall sues Sheriff , two deputies for $550 ,000
SUit by Lance Caudill alleges police brutality
Assessor Stanford Lee fined for failure to keep office hours
PORJLATION AND VITAL srATISTICS
PORJLIST PARTY
Group schedules meeting to organize in Arkansas
Meeting organized by John N Warnock draws 20 persons
Ernest Dumas discusses new forms of Populism
John Norman Warnock r esponds to statement on blacks
National spokesman says �rty is not anitblack
John Norman Harkey quits �rty in dispute over racial policy
PORNCGRAmY AND OOSCENITY
Sale of Hustler Magaz ine in Bradlery C.Ounty protested
Four wanen charged with indecent exposure at LR cluoo
Debate renewed in Little Rock over nude dancing
Hearing held for dancers arrested at clilOO in Little Rock
Dancers found guilty of indecent exposure at LR cluoo
Ban on nude dancing in bars proposed by ABC
Man has right to watch nude dancing, drink beer . ABC told
Beer permit action upheld after hearing on nude dancing
Motions denied on evidence in raids on adult theaters in LR
Miller C.Ounty JPs ban nude dancing
Group plans to fight oonditions along Asher at Little Rock
Nude dancers , club operators sue officials at Little Rock
Rules aimed at otscenity aooped by Alcoholic Beverage C.Ontrol
Cl>scene Itiotos included young girls fran Carroll C.Ounty
Seized photos of young girls sent to Ark for identification
Ten stor e and theater a-1ners in LR charged in raids
Video arcade at LR fined, agrees to close
PORTER TERRY WAYNE
see also - Hughes Ehil ip Abram Murder Case
PORTIS CllARL ES
PORTIS JCNATHAN W
PORTIS SAKJEL PALMER
Noted educator , pranoter of literatur e and music, dies
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POR'ILAND SCBOCL DISTRIC!'
see also - Haml:urg School District
IOSSE CDMITATOS
EOSTAL SERVICE
see also - Dogs
Love letters sent to Ranance postoff ice for special mark
Tiny offices help provide oommlll'li ty identiti es
IOSTCARilS
Collectors group meets in Little Rock
IDULTRY AND EGGS
Spread of av ian flu to state feared
Task force works on r arised plan on avian flu
Rule adopted to keep avian flu out of Arkansas
Latta Farms at Linooln is maj or producer of eggs in Arkansas
Jerry carmichael breeds vari ety of chickens
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see also - Anthony Beryl
see also - Eoonomic Oppo r tunity Agency of Pulaski County
see also - Eoonomic Opportunity Agency of Washington County
see also - Legal Aid to the Poor
see also - Southwestern Bell Telei;ilone Co
see also - Telei;ilones
Hunger hard to identify in Arkansas
Federal funds assist needy with energy bills
Problans appear in food distribution in South Arkansas
H\mger increasing in Little Rock, group oontends
Poor in Ark spent 3 0 to 40 pct of income for heating bills
Rev Hezekiah Stewart leads anti-poverty fight in College Sta
Antipoverty agencies spend $40 ,000 to disoover poor need j obs
Study re11eals 31 pct of Conway Co families at risk of hunger
surplus military clothing given to poor in Arkansas
Reoor d of 250 take Chrisbnas meal at Union Rescue Mission
IGlELL LARRY D
IGlELL LEE RILEY
IGlER M SUSAN
PRAIRIE CDUNI'Y
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PREGNANCY AND MATERNAL WELFM.E
PRESBYTERIAN CBUROI
Presbytery of Arkansas opposes Unborn Child Amendment
PRES I D ENT I AL ELECT I ON
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GOP names 12 delegates to Nationl Convention
Jacx;iueline Jackson visits Ark in behalf of Jesse Jackson
Mrs Jackson speaks at Little Rock
Mrs Jackson neglected by state Dem officials, supporters say
Six candidates file for consideration by Democratic caucuses
Dr David Glenn visits Ark in search of support for father
Arkansas Danocrats to meet for first caucus ever in state
Four contenders for Dem nanination expected in Arkansas
John Glenn brings his quest for Dem nanination to Arkansas
Bill Al exander says Gary Hart attracts antiestabl ishment wing
Missouri farmers organiz ing for Jesse Jackson in Arkansas
Poll finds Arkansans unfamiliar with caucus process
Jesse Jackson cami;aigning in Arkansas
Jesse Jackson receives warm welcome fran Gov Bill Clinton
Ted Mondale cami;aigns in Ark for his father r Walter Mondale
J:i.nmw Faram. and ACDRn leader enchrse Jesse Jackson
Marion HumJ;hrey leaves ix>st as Jackson chai rman in Ark
Fund-raiser for Gary Hart in Ark draws Yuppies
Orval Faub.ls sends letter to Jackson staff , no end:>rsanent
Arkansas Democrats unaccustaned to caucus procedur es
Two Jackson sons cami;aign in Arkansas
Jesse Jackson calls Faub.ls l etter a redanptive gesture
Orval Faub.ls praises Jackson as Ernest F Green listens
candidates rush to Arkansas prior to Democratic caucus
Applauding crowds greet Gary Hart at two Arkansas cities
Jesse Jackson tells East Ark crCMds Ark caucus is unfai r
Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson exchange humor at Little Rock
Gary Hart ends Arkansas cami;aign with breakfast at LR
William Mondale cami;aigns for his father in Arkansas
Jesse Jackson makes final swing through Arkansas
Arkansas caucus systan draws criticism
Media created Gary Hart fantasy, Bill Al exander says
Attention focused on Democratic caucus in Arkansas
W R SteJ;hens switches suppor t to Walter Mondale
First Dem caucus in Ark went as smoothly as hoped
Jesse Jackson leaders may challenge caucus r esults in Ark
Map shows Ark counties carried by each candidate
Jackson was secxmd in voter third in delegates
Walter Mondale wins Ark Danocratic caucus
Pulaski caucus has mor e Jackson b:ickers , mor e Mondale delegs
Cile Pulaski Co caucus had trouble keeping order
Blacks turn out in force at Pine Bluff to suppor t Jackson
Political deal ing gives Jackson delegates in Little Rock
Arkansas caucuses successful , Democratic Party official says
Doug Wallace tells hCM caucus results translate to delegates
Gary Hart workers pleased with second place in Ark caucus
Different supporters mingle befor e caucus at Morrilton
Complaints by Jackson supporters to be kept in i;arty
Mondal e carries maj ority of county conventions in Ark
Pulaski Co Dem Conv sees floor fights, lobbying
Robert McCord analyzes lack of interest in Ark caucuses
Democrats in Ark have 658 candidates for 35 delegate slots
Walter Mondal e has 19 pledged delegates fran Arkansas
Arkansas Dans arrive in San Francisco for convention
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Gov Bill Clinton addresses National Democratic Convention
Arkansas Dem del egates treated to whi rl of receptions
Arkansas Dems vote against minority planks in platform
Leader of Reagan cami;aign in Ark has filed for bankruptcy
Delegates say Mondale speech will help him in Arkansas
Arkansas delegates to GOP natl conv surveyed
Walter Mondale to hold citiz ens forum in Little Rock
Walter Mondale focuses on defense in Little Rock visit
Walter Mondal e relaxed during visit to Little Rock
Arkansas delegates to GOP cxmv are in buoyant mood
About 80 Arkansans go to Iallas to protest against Reagan
Arkansas del egates to GOP conv say gender gap no problan
Arkansas del egates to GOP Natl C.Onv cast all votes for Reagan
Reagan has large lead in Ark, GOP pollster says
Arkansas htllot may list nine candidates
Walter Mondale to address RFA meeting in Little Rock
Joan Mondale to visit Little Rock
Jackson T Stei;:hens on pmel of Democrats for Reagan
Joan Mondal e canq:aigns in Littl e Rock for her husband
John Zaccaro Jr visits Ark in behal f of Mondal�Ferraro
John Zaccaro Jr talks with students at Little Rock
Texarkana speech by Walter Mondal e attracts crCMd of 1 , 000
Former Hart supporters in Ark form group to suppor t Mondale
Republicans say Mondal e visit to Arkansas will help than
Walter Mondale addresses RFA meeting in Little Rock
George Bush has receptive audience at Little Rock
George Bush releases his income tax data at Little Rock
Poll shCMs Reagan lead grCMing in Arkansas
Bill Alexander sees evidence Reagan not competent
List of Democrats for Reagan Corranittee in Ark released
Jesse Jackson visits Arkansas, urges follCMers to vote Demo
warten ' s groups in Ark back Ferraro and Mondale
Jinnni e Ik>n McKissick among Reagan backers in Arkansas
Bill Al exander says Democratic ticket is gaining
Geraldine Ferraro and Joan Mondale to camµlign in Ark
Joan Mondal e camp:i.igns in Ark for Walter Mondale
Volunteers play vital role in race in Arkansas
Senator Claude Pepper camp:i.igns in Ark for Mondale
Eleanor Modale camp:i.igns for her father in Arkansas
Geraldine Ferraro draws crCMd of 100r e than 1 ,200 in LR
Judge Jam I Purtle clashes with antiabortion group at rally
Geraldine Ferraro rally attracted people fran across state
Jesse Jackson camp:i.igns in Pine Bluff for Mondale ticket
Pr esident Reagan to visit Arkansas as camp:i.ign closes
Callers threatening Ferraro in Little Rock traced to 2 men
State Republicans say President Reagan coming to Ark
Walter Mondale enoorsed by Ar kansas Gazette
Pres Ronald Reagan to stay at Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock
White House confirms Pres Reagan coming to Little Rock
Planning proceeds for visit by Presidnet to Little Rock
Pr esident Reagan to stay at Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock
Presidential p:i.rty needs 400 roans in hotel
Security to keep Reagan out of Excel sior pr esidential suite
Reagan visit to Little Rock to be marked by protest
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Air Force One to land at Adams Field, not LRAFB
Judy Petty and Ed Bethune will arrive with Pr es Reagan
Talley Robinson takes full-:E5ge ad to welmme Reagan to Ark
Atlanta Mayor Andr ew Young cam:E5igns in Ark for Denocrats
Donna Zaccaro cam:E5igns in Ark for Denocratic ticket
Bill Alexander tells how Ar k fares under Reagan adm
General public will not see Pres Reagan in Little Rock
President Reagan meets with Judy Petty and Ed Bethune
Pres Reagan arrives in Little Rock for rally
Steve Clark asks Pres to make statanent on Grand Gulf plant
'lhousands seek tickets to Reagan rally in Littl e Rock
President Reagan cheered by 1 0 ,000 in Little Rock rally
Pr esident Reagan asks for Republican Congress in LR speech
Nine tickets to be on Arkansas ballot
Arkansas Education Assn makes effort for Mondal e election
Tanpers flare between Reagan supporters, protesters at LR
Protesters at Little Rock include labor leaders
Visit by Reagan expected to boo st GOP cam:E5igns in Ark
Blacks urged by Rainlx>w Coalition to vote for Mondale
Pr�rations detailed for Pr esident ' s meals in Little Rock
Details of instructions for Reagan stay in Excelsior Hotel
Hotel bill for Reagan visit to Excelsior is $25 ,000
Secret Service kept rosy as Pr esident visited Little Rock
Security included ruses in front of Excelsior during visit
Sane bomb th reats r eceived during Reagan visit to Little Rock
Reporter Carol Matlack describes trip on Ai r Force One
Keith L Petersen pr esents drawing to Pr es Reagan in LR
Ronald Reagan wins by large margin in Arkansas
Len Blaylock analyzes meaning of vote in Arkansas
Reagan victory in Arkansas was overwhelming
Map shows oounti es carried by Reagan and Mondale in Ark
Senator Oile Btml.pers comments on Reagan win
Legislature to oonsider rS;{uiring primary in Arkansas
Offical results of voting in Ark on ten tickets on ballot
PRESS
see - NEWS and NEWS Media
PRICES
see - Agriculture
see also - Food
PRIEST JCBN W
see also - Raney T J and Sons
PRISCN ESO\.PES
see also - Johnson County Jail
PRISCNERS
PRISCNS .AND PRISCNEBS
see also - Dani els Eric Murder Case
see also - Fayetteville City Jail
see also - Franklin County Jail
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see also - Gould City Jail
see also - Newton County Jail
see also - Pulaski County Jail
see also - union County Jail
see also - Washington County Jail
Fee charged pa rolees is legal ,. Steve Cl.ark rules
Probationers in Pulaski Co may be billed a monthly fee
PRIVATE S<l!OCLS
see also - &iuca.tion-C.ompulsory
Achievanent level no higher than publ ic schools, study shCMs
PRIVATE SClIOCLS - LITI'LE ROCK
Cathedral School at Trinity F.pisco:EBl Ch to add sections
Enrollment up only sl ightly despite publ ic sdlool problans
List of schools and enrollment
PRIVATE SClIOCLS - MAUMELLE
First Baptist <llur ch to open school
PRIZ ES
see - Contests and Prizes
PRCBLEM SCLVOO
future Problan Solving Program oorning to Ar k sdlools
Giften students to be in Futur e Problan Solving Program
PRCSEOJTOO ATI'ORNEYS
see - Arkansas-Ci rcuit Court
PRCSTl'IUTION
Little Rock pol ice arrest 3 4 in 3-day period
PROl'ESTANT EPISCDPAL ClitJRClI
see - Episcopal O>.urch
PRUlTT HCLIS E
PRYOR IJ\VID
Di rect talks between world leaders urged
Discusses curr ent issues
Will battl e Reagan on tuition tax credit
Foes of abortion hope to defeat Pryor
Not targeting Pryor for def eat, Right to Life group says
GOP pmel calls Pryor top foe of President Reagan
outraged � FERC j udge order on Grand Gul f pCMer plant
Speaks at National Cotton Council convention in Little Rock
Cl>j ects to inclusion of branine in trade i;act
COrranents on pullout of Marines fran Bei rut
Votes for death penalty for certain federal crimes
Receives award fran Arkansas Society of Sons of Am Revolution
Undecided on vote on prayer in publ ic schools
Prayer in publ ic school amdt suppor ted � Senator
Votes for Reagan proposal on prayer in schools
Says RFA aid plan would avert rural crisis
Prayer amdt def eat called disappointing
Study for Pryor shCMs flaws in defense program
Joins Dale Bumpers in f il ib.lster for rice farmer suh3idy
Backs plan to f reeze federal spending
Defends tax-free l:onds in speedl on Senate floor
Sponsors plan to reduce risk of nuclear war
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Calls 2 bills hidden agenda for Texas to take Ark water
Pryor predicts 21 pct interest rates if deficit not curbed
Wants nanination process changed for Dan primaries
Senate ad:>pts Pryor plan on bids by Pentagon
Frustrated by lack of reform of law on former pr esidents
Sponsors bill for war risk reduction centers in US, Russia
Proposes to make Social Security program independent
says oourt order on school merger l ikely to be overturned
Pledges to help TanJIW Robinson win election to Congress
Says Pentagon OPIX>Ses plan for tudget reform
Addresses students at Governors School
Seeks surplus govt arms for use by local , state police
Fights to pr e11ent loss of Ark water to other states
Urges federal funds for Helena Slackwater Haroor
Speaks at service honoring civil rights leader , L C Bates
Assails proposed settlanent of Grand Gulf plant oosts
Listed among most influential persons in Arkansas
Threatens fil ib.lster if branine indus not protected
Sponsor ed bill to ban FERC requiranent on i;:ay for plants
Senate rej ects Pryor plan to cut funds for foreign mil itary
Blamed by Ed Bethune for i;:art of Grand Gulf problan
Ratei;:ayers Fight Back defend Pryor reoor d on Grand Gulf
Senator says he did not sign petition for casino gambl ing
Rea)rd on tax issues discussed by Ernest Dumas a>lumn
Urges Reagan to sign bill for National Health Service Corps
Sees curbs on federal spending to reduce deficit
PRYOR SUSIE
Mother of Senator David Pryor dies
PSYCHCLOOY
Ropes oourse by Pat Cross and Peggy Cook aids motivation
Little Rock firm markets method for matching personal iti es
RJBLIC BUILDilGS AND OFFICF.S
see - Arkansas - Publ ic Buildings and Offices
POBLIC LIBRARIES
see also - Central Arkansas Library Systan
see also - Clinton Publ ic Library
see also - l'k>rth Little Rock Public Library
POBLIC OPINION AND SURVEYS
see also - Arkansas - Game and Fish Conmission
see also - Arkansas-Employees and Officials
see also - Arkansas-R>l itics and Elections
see also - Crime Victims
see also - Gambling
see also - Influential Persons
see also - Medicine and Health
Pine Bluff rated sixth worst place to l ive in US
Public opinion misread on creation-science, studies show
177
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05/31/84
06/07/84
06/09/84
06/14/84
06/16/84
06/21/84
06/23/84
06/30/84
07/01/84
07/04/84
07/17/84
07/28/84
08/07/84
08/20/84
08/31/84
09/03/84
09/19/84
10/03/84
1 0/04/84
10/05/84
10/06/84
10/07/84
10/07/84
10/24/84
12/26/84
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ARRANSM>
GAZ E.'Pl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
PUBLIC PROPERTY
see - Arkansas-Public Property
RJBLIC SCliOCL ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY
see also - Mari anna School District
RJBLIC SCl.IOCL AQUE.VFNENT
Master learner program recogniz es achiE!ll anent at any lE!ll el
RJBLIC SCEOCL AI'MINISTRATORS
see also - Mountain Pine School District
see also - PU.laski County School District
Importance in advancing Ark stressed by Gov Bill Clinton
RJBLIC SCHOO:. ATHLErICS
see - Athletics-High School
RJBLIC SCliOOL A'r.l'ENll\NCE DISTRICl'S
see also - Calioo Rock School District
see also - Fifty Six School District
Federal ct disnisses Delta School challenge of transfer law
PUBLIC SCliOOL liVARil3 AND HONCES
see also - White Hall School District
RJBLIC SCliOCL BOARrS
School election returns from around state
PUBLIC SCHOOL (LAC)S REUNIONS
PUBLIC SOIOCL CDMRJLSCRY ATTENll\NCE
see - Education-Compulsory
RJBLIC SCliOCL CDNSa.. IDATION
see also - Amor el. School District
see also - Buffalo Isa.Ind School District
see also - Calioo Rock School District
see also - Desha School District
see also - Gosnell School Di strict
see also - Gould School District
see also - Hamburg School District
see also - Marmaduke School District
see also - Monette School District
see also - Oxford School District
see also - south Co.rway County School District
see also - south Mississippi County School District
see also - Violet Hill School District
see also - Westside School District
School Reorganization Study Ccmn named by Clinton, others
Many districts face mergers if millage proposals fail
Sheffield Nelson says oonsolidation of schools necessary
Panel discusses ending off ice of oounty supervisors
Consolidation of snall dists hit as oostly
Reorganization Study Ccmn weighs plans on organiz ing dists
Reorganization Study Ccmn makes r ecommendations
study pmel agrees upon several proposals
study i;anel finishing its work
Mor e r ecommendations approved by Reorganization Study Ccmn
Panel votes not to include minority reports
Reorganiz ation pmel files r eport with Gov Clinton
178
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04/16/84 A0 8 6
03/15/84 00 4 1
02/29/84
03/ll/84
04/22/84
07/21/84
09/25/84
10/26/84
ll/13/84
ll/14/84
ll/18/84
11/19/84
ll/27/84
12/04/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ EPl'E INDEX 19B4
mTE
School Dist Reorganization CDmrn reports to Legis panel
School Dist Reorganization CDmrn report praised � Legis
J D Barnett says oonsolida.tion means chaos in rural areas
PUBLIC SClIOCL COOPERATIVE PRQJECI'S
Seven groups of dists seek to form oooperatives
'Ihree groups of districts selected for oooperatives
Pilot C.ooperatives Study CDmrn meets to review ooop centers
Panel finds educ ooop centers would save money
PUBLIC SClIOCL CRIME AND VANDALISM
see also - CorMay Sdlool District
see also - Grady School District
Districts in Pulaski C.ounty say crime not severe problan
PUBLIC SClIOCL ClJRRIClJLUM
see also - Monticello School District
State expected to end appeal of fees to ACLU for creation sci
Steve Cl.ark will not appeal ACLU fee
Steve Cl.ark decision to end appeal of fees for ACLU
Fees i;:aid to ACLU for work in OPIX>sing creation sci law
Judge Overton made decision early in creation science case
Task Force urges aloohol , drug abuse program in all grades
Publ ic opinion misread on creation science , studies sh<M
Roving artist-in-residence turns students into poets
study printed of mail to Judge Overton on creation sci ruling
PUBLIC SClIOCL ELECrIONS
see also - Mount Vernon School District
see also - Publ ic School Boards
PUBLIC SCHOCL EMPLOYEFS
see also - Puhl ic School Teachers
PUBLIC SClICXL FACILrrIES
see also - Cedarville School District
see also - Crossett School District
see also - Nano Vista School District
Study comm on f inancing hears testimony
U>cal funding for facilities urged � Bonding Authority
PUBLIC SCHOCL FINANCE AND BUOO ETS
see also - DeWitt School District
see also - Littl e Rock School District
List shows amt each dist to get under new formula
�uests for millage incr ease made � 115 districts
School boards l earn new tax fund not to be for athletics
R:>ll shows Republ icans did not support tax increase
Many schools face merger if millage proposals fail
Voters approve millage raises in 84 districts
statistics on per pupil expenditur es in Ark
Less aid to go to 25 districts under proposal for 19B4-85
General educ l:udget of $811 million n :quested for 19B5-87
AEA critical of school outlay, but figures called inaccurate
Reappraisal means less revenue for 3 dists in Pulaski C.o
Bill Clinton pl edges every penny of sales tax to schools
Legislative Council gives quick approval to l:udget
As many as 200 districts may seek millage increase
PUBLIC SClICXL EOOD S ERVICFS
Rice grows in popularity on schol menus
PUBLIC SCHCXL G IFl'ED S'IUDENI'S
179
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ARKANSAS
GAZ ErrTE INDEX 1984
DM'E
see also - Governors School
see also - Problem SOlving
PUBLIC SClICXL GRADI?-:G OF S'IUDENTS
Tests given to 3 5 , 000 had error
Scores show skills of students in Ark have risen since 1980
Report by SREB on achiwement l wels in South ern states
Results of SRA tests of 4th grades in central Ark counti es
Arkansas graduates show improvement in SAT scor es
Average scor e on Acr in Ark rises slightly
Test scor es show slight drop in Ark, federal report shows
POBLIC SClICXL LmRARIES
POBLIC SClIOOL PROFESSIONAL OR3ANIZATIONS
PUBLIC SClICXL IULIGIOOS :mAcrICFS
see also - Bethune F.d
see also - Bumpers Dile
see also - Pryor revid
see also - Publ ic School Curriculum
Prayer in school opposed by 1 9 Arkansas religious leaders
Reaction in Ark to defeat of prayer amendnent
PUBLIC srnoa.. SIGRIGATION
see also - Charl eston School District
see also - Fayetteville School District
see also - Helena School District
see also - Hoxi e School District
AEA rept shows api;:arent i;:attern of racial bias in 118 dists
Restriction on power of federal cts discussed by Legis i;:anel
POBLIC SClICXL STANDl-\Rr.S
Private funds i;:aid for drive for better schools, Clinton says
Hillary Cl inton defends proposals
SUperintendents, AF.A chip away at standards
District heads obj ect to costs of standards
Ironies abound in positions taken on standards
Fducation Bd to act on standards next month
Gov Clinton, Peggy Nabors det:ate testing on natl 'N
NFA begins probe of teacher testing law
Member of NFA team comments
Bill Clinton, NFA team discuss testing law
Peggy Nabors calls testing law a oop-out
Most speakers praise standards at publ ic hearing
Russell Gress assesses harm of testing teachers
AEA critical of sdiedule for testing teachers
state Education Bd accepts standards with one maj or change
Arkansas standards still not as tough as other states
Peggy Nabors sees racist slant in teacher testing law
180
0 4/07/84
06/30/84
07/12/84
08/03/84
09/20/84
09/25/84
12/19/84
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03/17/84 B02 1
03/21/84 A06 5
01/31/84 BOl 4
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01/05/84
01/19/84
01/19/84
01/22/84
01/22/84
01/23/84
01/25/84
01/26/84
01/27/84
01/28/84
01/28/84
02/10/84
02/15/84
02/17/84
02/23/84
02/24/84
02/25/84
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ARRANSAS GAZ E.Tl'E lNDEX 19B4
DA.TE
Peggy Nalx>rs tells natl group atx>ut Ark redneck legislators
Cl inton appointees to bd do not suppor t standards strongly
E Freanan says Gov Clinton said teachers cannot read, write
Bill Cl inton not accused of saying teachers cannot read
Gayle Windsor Jr responds to Nal:ors redneck ranark
Teacher tests will help public estean, Anne Crofoot says
UALR offers to help teachers pr epare for mandated tests
Early opening dates refused Fayetteville and Waldron
Legislators show mor e interest in state aid than standards
Developing teacher test difficult, state p:mel told
Testing law for teachers called zany by NFA Today
Team fran NFA wants teacher tests halted or delayed
Gov Bill Clinton vc:Ms to def end teacher tests
Repeal of teacher testing law best for all , NFA r eport says
Writing test for teachers takes a full year , expert says
Spokesman for NFA says his orgn , AEA will win testing fight
Don Roberts may req:uest later test date for teachers
Teacher test law does not apply to oolleges or private sdlool
Presidential candidate John Anderson for teacher testing
Black admrs in LR public sdlools j oin Hackley in criticism
Dr Hackley sees AEA r anarks as irnptmging black colleges
Dr Lloyd Hackley chastiz es AEA over statanent on blacks
stance of AEA on blacks defended by Errnal ee Boise
Bill Cl inton raninds school admrs of valuable role they play
Bill Cl inton defends his r eform program in letter to editor
Teacher tests scheduled for spring of 19B5
Teacher testing law may be r epealed, Lacy Landers says
Teacher oompetency test to be developed by Cal ifornia firm
Districts surveyed on abil ity to meet new standards
Standards enoorsed by Quality Higher F.ducation Study Comm
Guidelines set for oourses to satisfy testing on subj ects
Public favors teacher testing, public opinion survey shows
Legis I:Bnel authoriz es waiver of rules for some schools
Ray S Smith Jr says most schools cannot meet standards
Cl inton says j obs , income gains r esult of educ reforms
Dr Jefferson Farris urges f ight against weakening standards
Seoond survey on hope of meeting standards to be made
Tentative areas for testing of teachers listed by AEA
Documentary on ABC-'IV to oover teacher testing controversy
Granting of waiver power to Educ Dept not approved by bd
Impl anenting new standards is top priority of Tamey Venters
Teacher alert radio messages on testing law to be used by AEA
'lbree areas of tmcertainty on teacher testing law listed
Gov Cl inton says M:i opinion on testing protects Gov ' s office
Woody Fr eanan attacks teacher testing law
Dr Walter Eilers urges teachers to oppose testing of teachers
Call for waivers not bid to water Cbwn efforts, George says
Nl'E is test to be used for subj ect area certification
Pressur e builds to ignore standards , Bill Clinton says
Descri:Etions of teacher skills test obtained by AEA
New standards debated in race for Governor of Arkansas
Field test to provide atx>ut 6 00 teachers sample of exams
Teachers who took sampl e exam say it will not help
Panel adopts proposals for teacher training and evaluation
181
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03/26/84
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04/06/84
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04/10/B4
04/10/84
04/12/84
04/12/84
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04/12/84
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06/03/84
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07/09/84
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08/01/84
08/10/B4
08/ll/84
08/21/84
08/30/84
09/ll/84
09/17/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
1 0/02/B4
10/03/B4
10/13/84
10/16/84
10/16/84
10/22/84
10/2B/84
10/29/84
10/3]/84
ll/05/84
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ARKANSAS GAZ E11'I'E lNDEX 1984
Dl\TE
Hillary Clinton and Walter Eilers debate teacher tests
List of plaintiffs and defendants in teacher test suit
Teachers file suit challenging teadler testing law
Legislature to consider proposal to Change teacher test law
Dr Gene C'ami;:.bell says Ark leads nation in educ reforms
Competency tests for teachers set for March 23 , 1 985
Teacher misspells word while complaining about tests
state Board of Fduc asks Steve Cl.ark to step aside in suit
Steve Clark opinion on teacher tests l ed to r equest
Watering down of standards tml ikely, Tomn¥ Mitchum says
Steve Clark tells state Educ Bd he will not step aside
Tea.Cher skills test to be tried out on 500 volunteers
Drs Dennis Fl eniken and Bobby Coker comment on tests
Teachers have nothing to fear fran tests. reviewers say
Bill Clinton undaunted by court Challenge of testing law
New standards were mudl-discussed during 1984
PUBLIC SCHOCL STATISTICS
Arkansas rankings in national statistics
Highlights of annual statistical rept on Ark publ ic schools
Summary of statistics fran federal Fducation Dept report
Taraey Venters says federal report shCMs Ark making progr ess
PUBLIC SCHOCL 5"IUDENr CDNIUCI'
see also - Arkadel:i;ilia School District
see also - Conway School District
see also - Judsonia Sdlool District
see also - Pulaski County Sdlool District
PUBLIC SCHCXL TFACHERS
see also - Al. read School District
see also - Guy Perkins Sdlool District
see also - Little Rock Sdlool District
see also - Publ ic Sdlool standards
see also - Pulaski County Sdlool District
see also - Trumann Sdlool District
see also - Western Grove School District
see also - Witt Springs Sdlool District
No new money for 72 districts
Salary raises to average $1200
AFA accuses Education Dept of attanpt to cut salary raises
Not all teachers underpaid, Ral.I;h Blair says
Sales tax funds cannot be used to supplanent coach salaries
ffiucation. Certification and Evaluation panel appointed
Average salary in 1 984 estimated at $16 , 131
Panel on certification discusses needs of teachers
Training, certification. evaluation proposals befor e comm
Education profs often out of toudl with schools. panel told
study panel discusses Changes in certification r equi ranents
Educators disagr ee on proposed certification changes
Alternative certification bad idea. Peggy Nabors says
Arkansas rises notch in teacher pay rankings
Certification oversight may shift to college adninistrators
Suggestion made that educ teachers r eturn to publ ic schools
182
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12/11/84
12/11/84
12/11/84
12/18/84
12/19/84
12/20/84
12/20/84
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12/31/84
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01/06/84
03/20/84
12/19/84
12/19/84
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01/24/84
01/24/84
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07/29/84
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ARRANSAg GAZ Erl'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
College deans discuss certification plans of T:OCEC panel
Fducation deans make suggestions to certification study panel
Panel reaches accord on evaluations, training
Panel enCbrses merit pay concept , but defers proposal
Fducation Dept , Atty Gen opinion on testing law differs
Career Ladder plan r ecommended by µmel
Panel makes r ecormnenda.tions on evaluation, certification
Salary average in Ark was $18 ,933 in 1 984
Three Teacher of Year awards given by AAHPERD
EXcellence in Teaching Sci and Math award goes to 2 teachers
AEA has grave Cbubts aoout proposed certification standards
Hearing held on Teacher Education and Certification report
Teacher evaluation panel begins final del iberations
Prof Ik>n Rye r eturns to school classroan for refresher
state Bd of Fduc suspends certificate of Mary M Mitchell
State Board suspended Mitchell certificate over j ob change
Suspension of Mitchell was made under Fai r Dismissal Act
Ernest Dl.mlas critical of suspension of Mary M Mitchell
Gazette critical of punishment of Mary Margaret Mitchell
Mary Margaret Mitchell to be kept by Little Rock Dist
Tamey Venters calls certificate suspension r esponsible act
Gov Bill Clinton has misgivings aoout suspension of Mitchell
Teacher-training needs changing, Ernest Dumas says
Legis panel tells Educ Bd of concern aoout Mitchell action
Gazette editorial discusses treatment of Mitchell case
PUBLIC soma:. TEAClIThG MEIHCDS
Innovative science teaching award goes to NLR teacher
PUBLIC SCHOL VOCATIONAL EIUCATION
state Bd seeks $69 million for vocational educ courses
PUBLIC SClIOCLS
see al so - Southside School District
see also - Timbo School District
Ntm1erous cormnittees and cormnissions studying educ in Arkansas
Harvey Young discusses forces at work in education
Uniform starting date for sessions is f irst for Ark
PUBLIC UTILITIES
see also
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
see al so - Arkansas Power and Light Co
see al so - Arkla Inc
see al so
Southwestern Bell Tele:Eilone Co
see al so - Southwestern Electric Power Co
see al so - Weather
Legislatur e studies operations halt if costs excessive
Fi rms criticiz e PSC proJ;X>sal on subnission of federal filings
PUBLIC WORKS
Congress deletes funds for 10 Ark water proj ects
RJI.A<;KI mtJNl'Y
see al so - Central Arkansas Transit
N:>rth Pulaski County area continues growth
RJI.A<;KI <DUNI'Y - ASSESSOR
see al so - Pulaski County-Employees and Officials
RJI.A<;KI CDUNI'Y - CLERK
Carolyn Staley elected without runoff
Complete r eturns in primary election
08/22/84
09/07/84
09/13/84
09/14/84
09/22/84
09/30/84
09/3 0/84
10/10/84
10/24/84
10/25/84
10/30/84
10/3 0/84
11/10/84
11/25/84
12/11/84
12/11/84
1 2/11/84
12/12/84
12/13/84
12/13/84
12/16/84
12/18/84
12/20/84
12/21/84
12/23/84
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04/17/84 B02 3
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183
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12/27/84 BOl 1
05/30/84 A06 4
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ARKANSAS GAZEITE lNDEX 1984
DA.TE
RJLASKI CDUNI'Y - EMFLOYEES AND OFFICIALS
see also - Pulaski Cbunty-Police and Law Ehforcanent
R E Brians suspended after oomplaints about work
Assessor goes directly to Quorum Ct to seek additional staff
Judge I.bn Venhaus obj ects to Mcintosh approach on staff needs
Judge Venhaus vetoes creation of 2 posts in Assessor office
Quorum Ct overrides veto of new posts for assessor
Tamt¥ Robinson loses federal appeal of bias findings
Evaluation of posts by oonsultant draws mixed reaction
Sheriff-el ect Gravett given authority to hi re deputies
PUI.MiKI CDUNI'Y
FINANCE AND Bur.GE.TS
Quorum Cburt approves $24 mill ion budget
Estates of 2 may have to !8Y expense funds drawn illegally
Judge I.bn Venhaus warns of lean year for oounty
Fees increase eyed as source of additional revenue
Cbunty sal es tax helped oounty get on road to recovery
RJLASKI CDUNI'Y - GRAND JURY
�rrell Brown r educes fee for work as special prosecutor
IUIA5KI CPUNl'Y - Jur.G E
nm Venhaus seeks second term as Cbunty Judge
PUI.MiKI CDUNI'Y
KJNICIPAL CDURT
see also - Dillahunty W H
PULASKI CDUNI'Y - IOLICE AND LPW ENFORCEMENT
see also - Pulaski Cbunty-Ehlployees and Officials
Smranary of news made by Sheriff Tarmy Robinson last year
Bobl:!/ Woodward suspended over f irearm
Deputy Woodward passes polygrai;h test on sting operation
Judge Lofton angered by early release of W L Turner
Prosecutor W C Bentley will not drop dlarge against Woodward
Sheriff Robinson explains early release of prisoner
Sheriff TaTlrl¥ Robinson seeks r eelection to off ice
Article on early release of prisoner
Sheriff Robinson obj ects to plea by sting operation witness
Deputi es to keep j obs even when Sheriff Robinson leaves
Retrial of civil rights suit against Robinson, Bowman ordered
Suit grEW out of arrest of Beaumont and Growoock last year
Suit was f iled by William E Beaumont and Jo Growoock
Four candidates seek election as Sheriff
carroll Gravett, Larry Dill in runoff for Den nanination
Complete election returns in Sheriff ' s race
Robinson accused of shift in overtime, µlying resigned staff
Records impounded for suit by 80 deputies seeking overtime
Sheriff urged deputies to sue for overime !8Y , evidence says
wanan adnits giving police false information on WooQ.lard
Cynthia Robertson suit against deputy who shot her is in ct
Jury deliberating case of Robertson against D Porterfield
Bobby G Lester says he did not intend to enoorse Larry Dill
Carroll Gravett wins Danocratic nanination for Sheriff
Trial begins for Bohl:¥ Woodward, Cbnrad Coroova in sting case
Issa R Zacharia III says Woodward kept itans in sting setup
Bobl:!/ Woodward convicted in sting case, gets term, fine
Bobl:!/ Woodward disnissed by TCJDI¥ Robinson after verdict
Judge refuses leniency for Woodward despite j ury notation
P.AG C
03/10/84
04/17/84
0 4/17/84
0 4/27/84
05/23/84
06/06/84
07/22/84
11/07/84
AlO
A09
A09
A06
All
A05
A09
BOl
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
01/25/84
06/24/84
11/17/84
11/25/84
12/30/84
AOl
Al.5
BOl
Al.5
A22
6
1
2
1
5
-
01/18/84 Al.4 4
03/02/84 Al.O 3
-
184
01/01/84
01/06/84
01/06/84
01/06/84
01/07/84
01/09/84
01/11/84
01/15/84
0 2/17/84
03/25/84
04/10/84
04/10/84
04/10/84
05/25/84
05/30/84
05/31/84
06/01/84
06/02/84
06/05/84
06/06/84
06/08/84
06/09/84
06/12/84
06/13/84
0 9/06/84
09/07/84
09/08/84
09/09/84
09/11/84
Al.7
AOl
AOl
AOl
NJ7
A08
A08
Al.8
A03
Al.6
AOl
AOl
AOl
Al.2
AOl
Al.0
Al.4
A09
A05
A03
All
Al.8
A08
AOl
A0 8
A05
AlO
AOl
BOl
1
3
3
4
1
1
4
1
4
1
3
3
3
2
5
1
5
1
2
3
2
1
5
4
4
1
1
4
3
DATE
Judge John Langston balks on l ight sentence for I R Zacharia
Zacharia had been witness against Bohl:¥ Woodward in sting
Tonnw Robinson denies r esponsibil ity for witness oosts
Dispute over expense acoount nothing new
Prostitution charge against Cynthia Robertson dropped
Sheriff pranised pay or comp time for overtime for deputies
Testimony oontinues in suit 1::¥ 80 deputies over :EBY
Issa R Zacharia III pleads guilty, gets probation
Sheriff Carroll Gravett names chief deputies
PULASKI CDUNI'Y - IDLITICE AND ELECI'IONS
see also - Pulaski County-Judge
see also - Pulaski County-Pol ice and Law F.n:forcement
List of candidates in Democratic and Republican primaries
Summary of cami:aign for off ices of clerk and ooroner
Robert L Nolan elected Coroner
Carolyn Staley wins County Clerk position
Vote totals in statewide issues and races
Compl ete results in Pulaski County voting on races, issues
Summary of political news of 1 984
PULASKI CDUNI'Y - RJBLIC BUILDI?-'GS AND OFFICES
ton Venhaus orders study of rove of cts outside oourthouse
PULASKI COUNI'Y - QUORUM COURI'
see also - Pulaski County-Finances and Budgets
Violation of FOI law may have occurred
RJI.ASKI CDUNI'Y JAIL
Plan to settle lawsuit against j ail approved
Farly release is at center of Robinson-wfton dispute
Sheriff ' s Off ice, Judge Lofton at odds over work release
SUit seeks $1 million over suicide of Thaddeus Williams
Jailer was alone when Thaddeus Williams hanged himself
Testimony ends in suit over suicide of Thaddeus Williams
'l'ornn¥ Robinson, others cl eared in death of T Williams
PULASKI COUNI'Y PROPERTY CJVNERS ASSOCIATION
see also - Sewer Improvanent District No 42
PULASKI COUNI'Y SClIOCL DISTRIC!'
Teacher gets probation after alleged sex talk to girls
Names of final ists for superintendent released
Raises set for teachers average 9 .5 pct
Fee ordered paid for Jacksonville ooaches who fought transfer
Coach James Mackey repts ti res slashed, threat made on l ife
Parents of p:iddled student seek charges against Gary Jones
New graduation requiranents aoopted
Two teachers face battery charge in :taddling of student
Bohl:¥ G Lester named Superintendent
House tuilt 1::¥ vocational proj ect may cause trouble
Voters def eat millage increase, elect school board manbers
Mildred Tatum may be first black l:x>ard pr esident
Two Cloverdale Jr High teachers acx;i:uitted in p:iddl ing boy
Soott students travel 50 mi each way to Sylvan Hills
Mildred Tatum, a black, leads bd during merger debate
Civil Rights Office probing gifted, talented program
Parents enoorse teacher call to avoid supervisory duties
Teacher oontract talks br eak down
185
PJ\G C
10/26/84
10/26/84
ll/03/84
ll/05/84
ll/15/84
ll/27/84
ll/28/84
12/09/84
12/28/84
A03
A03
A03
B0 2
A0 5
A03
A03
A22
All
4
4
2
1
1
1
1
5
1
04/04/84
10/29/84
11/07/84
11/07/84
ll/08/84
ll/08/84
12/25/84
A07
A06
Al2
Al6
Al6
Al7
A25
1
1
5
4
1
3
1
07/29/84 Al6 1
02/15/84 A03 5
08/28/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
12/ll/84
12/12/84
12/19/84
12/20/84
BOl
Al.2
Al 2
AlO
Al6
A21
A27
6
1
1
1
2
1
3
Ol/04/84
01/20/84
01/30/84
Ol/3l/84
02/01/84
02/05/84
02/15/84
02/15/84
02/23/84
03/06/84
03/13/84
04/ll/84
04/12/84
04/30/84
05/07/84
05/12/84
06/0l/84
06/02/84
A06
A09
AOl
Cll
DlO
A06
A09
B0 2
AOl
BOl
AOl
A07
A0 4
BOl
BOl
AlO
AOl
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6
5
2
2
6
4
1
4
2
6
2
4
5
2
2
1
2
1
DATE
Tentative accord reached on teacher salary increase
Gifted, talented program complies with civil rights law
Summary of civil rights r ept on gifted, talented program
Students show yearly improvanent on SRA and MP!'
Breakdown of enrollment cy- school and race
Gloria Bluef er files racial bias suit against dist
Quality of teaching good, 100st seniors surveyed say
School Bd f iel ds variety of questions at meeting
Board may seek tax increase
School Board meets in retreat at Red Apple Inn
Increase in tax rate to be sought
IULA5KI CDUNI'Y TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
Leads fight against mor e funds for Little Rock School Dist
PUNISHMENT OF CRIMINALS
see also - capital Punishment
see also - Prisons and Prisoners
PUNISHMENT OF S'IUDENI'S
see - Publ ic School Student Conduct
PURCELL SARAH
Television star visits Little Rock for Southwestern Bell
PUR<llAS Th"G BY GO\TERNMENT
see - Buying and Buyers
PURILE JCHN I
PURVIS GEDR;E
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Cormnission
PUTMAN WILLIAM MURDER CASE
see - Schamp IX>nald E Murder Case
IUINAM W B III
Noted lawyer r lectur er at Univ of Arkansas dies
QUADRUH.. E.TS
see - Multipl e Births
QUALITY HIGHER EOOCATION COMMITTEE
see - College Standards
QUALITY WRITIK; PRQJEC!'
see also - Utlversity of Arkansas
QUALLS PATRICIA S
Calls Grand Gulf power plant ruling unfai r to Arkansans
QUILTS AND QUILTThG
Van Buren County wanen plan to make world' s largest quilt
QUINN LUKE
see also - Se.wer Improvanent District No 42
RACTh"G OF DCGS
see - southland Greyhound Park
RACTh"G OF HORSES
see - Qaklawn Park
RADICALISM
RADIO
see also - Byrd Herbie
186
06/13/84
07/04/84
07/07/84
07/25/84
10/07/84
10/20/84
10/25/84
10/28/84
12/02/84
12/09/84
12/12/84
PAG C
Al. 2
BOl
BOl
008
A29
Al.8
A06
Al.6
A3 2
A2 9
Al.4
5
5
2
6
1
4
1
1
2
1
5
03/13/84 AOl 2
07/26/84 BOl 2
12/13/84 A03 4
08/28/84 AOl 1
04/16/84 BOl 2
DATE
Cllurches plan stations at 4 sites in Arkansas
Lum and Al:ner Archives at UALR displays interesting articles
Comment a.rout Arkansas Gazette on KARN prompts protest to FCC
Comment about Gazette made in j est, KARN manager says
Announcer says r anark about Gazette was form of satire
Arkansas Gazette drops issue on KARN ranark
Station KABF in Little Rock is pride of AffiRN
RAILROAOO
see also - Union Pacific Systan
Hogtrain operator to restor e glamor of dome car
Old steam locomotive being restor ed at Pine Bluff
History of North Little Rock as railroad shop center
ArkadelJ;iii a gets Amtrack service
RAIN AND RAlNm\LL
see - Floods
see - Weather
RAMSAY LaJIS
see also - Arkansas-Science and Technology Authority
RANDALL JIM
see also - Gambling
RANOOLPH BRJCE
Daddy Bruce invites thousands to p:irty at Pine Bluff
RANEY T J AND SONS
John W Priest helps with international clients
RAPE
see - Sex Crimes
RATEPAYERS FIGHT BACK
RAY HURLON
Ray uses envirormental expertise to help Ark solve problans
RAZORBACK STADIUM
Study of expansion authorized by Board of Trustees of UA
Expansion by 1 0 , 000 seats approved by UA trustees
Financing plan for expansion approved by Trustees
Higher F.ducation Bd approves plans for bond issue
RFACI'ORS
RFl.GAN MAUREEN
Cbmes to Little Rock to back Judy Petty for Congress
RFl.GAN RCNALD
RF.AL ESTATE BUSINESS
see also - Dogpatch Properties Inc
see also - Housing
see also - Resort Realty of Hot Springs
Consultants can be hired to check homes befor e purchase
Resort Realty of Hot Springs has $27 ,000 msg, Comm says
Commission acts on rules violations in Resort Realty case
Broker loses l icense to sell real estate
Broker license of Robert Eckels suspended by state comm
RF.AL LIFE RANOI
Couple win $1 .8 million j udgment against rel igious ranch
RFAProRTIONMENT OF LEGISLA'RJRE
see - Legislature-Reapportionment
187
PAG C
01/03/84
0 5/11/84
06/27/84
06/28/84
06/29/84
08/11/84
09/26/84
BOl
BOl
A06
A06
A06
Al.3
BOl
2
4
1
1
1
1
3
06/02/84
07/08/84
07/15/84
1 0/30/84
BOl
A24
BOl
Al.O
2
1
3
3
02/13/84 BOl 2
08/05/84 BOl 1
09/02/84 Al.5 1
04/21/84
05/26/84
09/14/84
10/20/84
BOl
COl
Al.8
BOl
3
1
1
2
08/28/84 A0 4 1
03/22/84
06/29/84
07/25/84
08/15/84
10/18/84
COl
A05
002
A08
Al.0
1
1
3
6
6
10/05/84 A09 2
Dl\.TE
RmSAMEN MEM>RIAL HOSPITAL
Staff reduced by 29 in rutback
ROCALL ELECI'IONS
see - Arkansas-Politics and El ections
R&::RFATION
RECT'OR JAMES A
RECT'OR RICKY RAY
see also - Martin Robert W Murder Case
REED ROY
REE.VES JCEN WILL IE
see also - Little Rock-Pol ice and Law Enforcement
REroRMATORIES
REFUG Effi AND EXPATRIATES
REEUSE
REGAN OONALD
Treasury Secy cam�igns in Ark for F.d Bethune for Senate
REIClIERT MICHAEL A
see also - Murray Mary Ann Murder Case
RElNMILLER RUSSELL
Former aide to Governor Francis Cherry dies
RELIGION AND CHUROIES
see also - Alamo Christian Foundation
see also - Angl ican Church
see al so - Arkansas Conference of Churches and Synagogues
see also - Baptist Church
see also - Capital Punishment
see also - Church of Christ
see also - :Episoo�l Church
see also - For eigners in th e United States
see also - Gambling
see also - Jehovahs Witnesses
see also - Methodist Church
see also - Pr esbyterian Church
see also - Publ ic School Currirulum
see also - Real Life Ranch
Radio stations to be operated by churches in four areas
Leaders res:EX>nd to diplanatic ties of US with Vatican
see also - Fnd Time Handmaidens
Former wrestler Gorgeous George Grant preaches at Harrison
West Pulaski Rel igious Alliance seeks to provide community
Rel igious oommunity strong and vocal during 1984
R™MEL PRATI' JR
Works to refor est areas of Nicaragua
RENTS AND RENI'Il\G
see - Housing
REroRTERS AND REroRTJN;
188
PAG C
05/10/84 DOS 6
10/19/84 AOl 2
03/lJ/84 P:2.7 4
01/03/84
01/lJ/84
02/26/84
03/26/84
06/16/84
12/3]/84
BOl
ADS
C04
BOl
BOl
BOB
2
3
1
4
3
1
11/13/84 BOl 2
DATE
see - Neis and Neis Media
REPUBLICAN PARTY
see also - Arkansas-R:>litics and Elections
see also - Pr esidential El ection
State Committee gathers, hears talks by top leaders
Winthrop P Rockefeller named finance head for Ark party
Expanding party in Ark prepares for Novanber elections
00 Bethune, Judy Petty to lead Ark delegation to natl conv
Actors Chad Everett and Don DeFore attend LR rally for Reagan
Reagan rally hears candidates, actors suppor t for Pr esident
Tl! ads says liberals have taken over Democratic Party
GOP can draw minority vote, Arnell Willis says
Delegates to Natl Conv wooed by leaders of natl party
Arkansas delegates laud mastery of President Reagan
Arkansas GOP delegates are diverse, but have same goals
State convention hears Rick Shelby
Large number of del egates to state conv cheer candidates
State conv hears Orrin G Hatch and Frank Fahrenkopf
state convention aoopts platform
Ties of Fahrenkopf to Nevada gambling noted in editorial
Donald P Hodel speaks at fund-raisers in Arkansas
Elij ah Colanan tells why he is a Republican
Republicans pick up seats in state Legislature
Bob Leslie will seek r e-election as head of state GOP
Both W T Kelly and Bob Lesl ie seek chairman post in Ark
More blacks sought for µtrty manbership in Ark
Black GOP leaders v<:M to weaken loyalty to Democratic Party
Keith Rutledge of Batesville seeks Chairman post
Executive di rector June Grayson fired day after el ection
Lynn L<:Me suppor ts W T Kelly for chairman
Campaign for state chai rman has been fierce, bitter
W T Kelly chosen state GOP chairman
RESORT REALTY OF HO!' SPRThnS
Real F.state Comm says $27 , 000 msg fran trust account at bank
Real F.state Comm acts on licenses of two brokers
RESTAURANTS
Fires at Bennigan ' s, White Water at LR are work of arsonist
RESTAURANTS - EUREKA SPRil\GS
Dinner on tourist train is del ight
RESTAURANTS - FORT SMI'IH
Tomfool e ry _· trying to curb drunken driving
RESTAURANTS
L f TTLE ROCK
Palladium was planning expansion before fire
02/19/84
05/22/84
06/03/84
06/03/84
06/24/84
06/24/84
07/20/84
08/05/84
08/24/84
08/24/84
08/24/84
09/08/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
09/09/84
09/27/84
09/27/84
11/02/84
11/08/84
11/15/84
11/18/84
ll/29/84
12/02/84
12/03/84
12/04/84
12/05/84
12/08/84
12/09/84
PJ\G C
Al.3
A03
A23
A2 4
A03
A03
All
Al.5
A03
A03
B0 2
BOl
AOl
AOl
A07
Al.4
Al.6
A23
Al.3
Al.2
A03
Al.3
A22
A06
C06
A03
BOl
AOl
1
6
1
3
1
1
1
1
4
6
5
1
2
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
4
1
1
1
5
4
1
2
06/29/84 A05 1
07/25/84 B02 3
05/01/84 A03 1
09/14/84 BOl 2
06/06/84 BOl 3
-
Business is brisk in Little Rock r estaurants
Arson blamed for fires at two restaurants
Original Shakey ' s Pizza Parlor closes
Fi res at Bennigan ' s and White Water are work of arsonist
Restaurant Assn offers reward for arrest of arsonists
'!he Shack to r eopen
suspicious f ire destroys Palladium Restaurant
Palladium Restaurant was frequented by gay community
Ronald D O 'Neal charged in fire at Bennigan ' s
189
10/06/84 BOl 3
02/05/84
02/08/84
04/15/84
05/01/84
05/11/84
09/02/84
09/12/84
09/12/84
10/06/84
BOl
A03
BOl
A03
A03
B03
BOl
BOl
A06
2
1
2
1
5
2
2
3
6
ARI<ANSAS GAZ EP.l'E INDEX 1984
mTE
Palladium catering to gays had increased rosiness before fire
Restaurant and entertainment guide
Black-E¥ed Pea gets inj unction to halt Spring House opening
Inj unction issued against opening of Spring House Restaurant
RFSTAURANTS - IDUNI'AIN VIB-1
Grandp:l Jones Family Dinner Theater is popular
RETAIL SIDRES
see also - Walmart Stores Inc
REl'AIL SIDRFS - Ll'rl'LE ROCK
see al so - Crime and Criminals
see also - Fi res-Little Rock
Chart lists f irrns lost . gained and r etained in Metrocenter
Use of big malls as gathering place for youths is problan
Youth attracted to malls by video games, letter says
Exclusive µivill ion planned for 'lhan site on Cantrell
otter Cr eek Mall to be larger than McCain Mall
Shuster furnitur e tones d:>wn hard-sell . widens market
Dillard Deµirtment Store to be in Otter Creek Mall
Christmas shopping season sees long lines of buyers
Work on John Barrow Rd keeps custaners away, owners oomplain
Christmas shoppers pour into stores for b.lying
REl'AIL SIDRES - IDR'IH LrrrL E ROCK
McCain Mall to get $1 million renovation
REl'AIL SIDRES - PINE BLUFF
Shopping mall to cover 75 acres east of city
REl'AIL SIDRES - ROO ERS
Stroud' s Dept Stor e plans lOOth bi rthday celebration
REI'IREMENI'
Harrison, Mtn Hane, Bull Shoals, Hot Springs rank high
Many retired military personnel. choose Ark for reti ranent
REYFS SYNDRCME
REYNCLOO METALS CD
see also - Malvern Cable Co
�st workers walk off j o!E at rolling mill at Jones Mill
Jones Mill plant lays off 225 , cites AP&L power costs
AP&L offered µict after lines had been shut cbwn
Plant at Bauxite closing permanently
Firm laying off 150 at Jones Mills plant
1 0/06/84
11/11/84
11/14/84
1 2/20/84
PJl.G C
BOl
HOl
B0 2
BOB
3
1
1
4
09/14/84 BOl 2
01/08/84
03/19/84
03/26/84
07/28/84
09/02/84
09/09/84
09/15/84
11/24/84
12/10/84
12/23/84
BOl
BOl
A08
C07
GOl
BOl
AOl
BOl
BOl
Al4
4
4
6
2
1
4
2
5
1
1
06/14/84 A22 3
07/17/84 C04 2
06/24/84 BOl 2
02/29/84 BOl 4
11/20/84 BOl 2
06/12/84
08/30/84
09/01/84
09/20/84
10/30/84
BOl
AOl
BOl
AOl
BOl
3
5
3
2
2
RH�
see - Wildl.if e
RHYNEO.IFFE
Tie maker at LR says business increases 30 pct annually
RICE
see - Grain
RICE MIClIAEL
see also - Music
RIClIARISCl'J GIDTER
Arrested at dlurch where Walter Mondale was to speak
Hearing set on incident at Mondale rally
Convicted of blocking church cbor at ftt>ndale rally
Probes shooting of black by Little Rock police
No longer anployed at Worthen Bank and Trust Co
190
12/16/84 B09 1
01/04/84
01/05/84
01/27/84
02/10/84
04/07/84
A07
B0 2
Al5
A0 5
C07
1
6
1
1
4
ARKANSAS GAZ EI'I'E INDEX 1984
DATE
State Repr says he was fired by Worthen Bank and Trust C.o
RIDDICK WALTER G
Ehds 2Pr-year tenure in US Attorney ' s office
RIDER JERRY D
RIFLES
see - Fi rearms
RIGHI' 'IO WORK
see - La.tor and Trade Unions
RILEY LYON INC
Little Rock f irm braris beer
RILEY PARNFLL
RIOTS
see - Danonstrations and Riots
RIVmBOAT ll\YS FESTIVAL
see - Festivals
RIVERFEST
see - Festivals
RIVERS
see also - Arkansas-Natural and Scenic Rivers Commission
see also - current River
see also - Floods
see also - Leatherwood Creek
C.ont1ay group wants old ferry once used at Toad Suck
Gravel operation in White River in Izard opposed by govt
Program to clean out channel of Cache River moving along
White River would be used for irrigation of Grand Prairi e
Gravel permit sought at site of rare mussels in Current River
Funds for Arkansas River study released in full
Natural river user fee may be charged to canoeists, others
Natural Resources Comm votes against Current River permit
current River permit denial urged by Pollution Control agency
Arnw F.ngineers seek to buy Winaniller land along Arkansas
Plan to clean out Cache, improve flow wins court approval
Game and Fish Comm has not oommitted itself on Cache plan
White River water withdrawal request spurs questions
Natural Resources Comm approves permit for Current River
Arkansas River i:atrolled, rooni tored by US Coast Guard
Tanpers flare in Okla over plans for Lee Cr eek, Illinois R
Agency may ask Legis to pr eserve sections of ten streams
Limit set on length of river to be covered in mining leases
Legislature to be asked to designate 10 streams as scenic
Natural and Scenic Rivers Comm to modify pro:EX>sed bill
scenic Rivers 1;anel asked to delete Illinois Bayou frcm plan
RIVERSIDE O\BLE TELE.VISION INC
Estimates vary on value of stock of Lou Holtz , F.ddie Sutton
About 1 ,500 take advantage of amnesty offer
Timing was right for good systan
Plans for Playboy Cllannel draw protests in Little Rock
191
PAG C
04/08/84 Al7 1
01/01/84 Al.6 5
02/02/84 BOl 1
01/08/84
01/13/84
01/29/84
01/31/84
02/01/84
02/03/84
03/25/84
03/29/84
0 4/14/84
04/19/84
04/25/84
04/29/84
05/06/84
05/10/84
06/19/84
06/24/84
07/16/84
08/16/84
10/14/84
11/29/84
12/13/84
Al7
A04
Al.8
A03
Al.4
C07
All
A03
All
A06
A03
A23
Al.5
Al.6
BOl
Al.3
A06
BOl
Al.2
D07
BOl
1
6
1
1
3
5
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
5
6
1
6
01/16/84
01/28/84
01/28/84
04/17/84
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
4
1
1
2
ARRAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1984
mTE
City Bd has no power to restrict cable offerings , atty says
Playboy Channel protested by 200 residents at Bd meeting
Firm offers to rig converters to eliminate Playboy Channel
RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL
Highway interchange may get site wanted for new hospital
RIVIERE FRANK
Father of Paul Riviere dies
RIVIERE PAUL
see also - CongresirHouse District 2
Court finds firing of Oglesby not msed on age
ROAD a:>NTRAcrs
Ben Hogan and API' Construction accused of rigging bids
Grand Jury probed road contracts by other firms
Steve Clark probes p>ssible road bid rigging
Hogan, AP!' plead innocent to contract rigging charges
Hogan, AP!' seek dismissal of contract rigging charges
AHC awards contracts on 37 proj ects
Federal funds holdup threatens Ark highway construction
Highway Commission lets 14 work contracts
Contracts worth $12 million awarded
Guilty plea entered by AP!' Construction, fined $150 ,000
Bid-rigging trial set for this week
Federal prosecutor says bid-rigging case is a simple one
Bidding was discussed in 197 9 , attorneys agree
Head of AP!' says he arranged contracts split with others
Hogan official says there was no intent to defraud state
Jack Freshour denies he discussed bids with AP!' president
Credibility of Leonard L 'lhanpson challenged as trial ends
Hogan firm convicted of bid rigging, mail fraud
Ben M Hogan firm fined $803 , 000 in bid rigging, mail fraud
Ben Hogan says tarring his f irm fran bids oould cost state
Ben Hogan firm barred for 3 yrs fran bidding on AHTD jots
Ben Hogan says ban on bidding will cost state
Conviction in bid rigging case cancels letting of other bids
Barring of Ben M Hogan Co f ran bids UJ;held by AH:C
Contracts awarded by AHC total $39 million
Ben Hogan subsidiary to be allowed to bid
Contracts for j ots awarded total $27 million
Highway Conun opens bids on several proj ects
Ben Hogan firm asks delay in µiying fine installment
St Francis Materials Co r estored to full rights by AHC
Highway Conun opens 16 highway proj ect bids , rej ects 6 others
AHC opens bids on proj ects totaling $15 . 9 million
ROAilS AND TRAFFIC
Efforts oontinue to make US 71 safer north of Alma
Funding for us 71 approved by House µmel
Pedestrians ruled to have equal right to road
Tougher DU law clogs Pulaski oourt systen with cases
Signs at Coffelt Crossing violate court orders, lawyer says
SUit filed by AHC to cx:mdenn Coffelt Crossing in Pulaski Co
Court rules AHTC has power to close Coffelt Crossing
state Supr ane Ct refuses to halt Coffelt Crossing closing
Kenneth Coffelt files suit to force overµiss at crossing
Contenpt citation sought against Arkansas Highway Conun
192
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0 4/18/84 AOl 4
04/18/84 AOl 4
04/20/84 A03 1
12/18/84 A03 1
09/17/84 A07 6
03/08/84 All 1
01/04/84
01/05/84
01/06/84
01/11/84
02/01/84
02/09/84
02/27/84
03/02/84
04/06/84
04/20/84
04/29/84
05/02/84
OS/03/84
OS/04/84
OS/OS/84
05/08/84
O S/09/84
05/10/84
06/02/84
06/06/84
06/09/84
06/09/84
06/11/84
06/13/84
06/18/84
07/24/84
07/26/84
08/24/84
08/Z7/84
09/26/84
09/26/84
11/30/84
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03/06/84
OS/03/84
OS/lS/84
OS/20/84
06/05/84
06/lS/84
07/03/84
07/10/84
07/13/84
07/2S/84
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5
ARKANSAS GAZ El'l'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
Idea of toll road in NW Ark revived by Gov Bill Cl inton
Chancellor Judith Rogers f ines AHC commrs over Coffelt order
Coffelt Crossing beoomes property of state by oourt order
Kenneth Coffelt upset by closing of Coffelt Crossing
Coffelt Crossing plCMed up to pr event use
Plan for 4-lane road fran LR to Ne.w Orleans backed
Bessie Coffelt awarded $40 , 000 for land taken by AHTD
Roads cannot be r ep:ii red without funds, Patsy Thanasson says
Residents of CMensville demand rep:iirs of Highway 5 in area
Route selected for interstate f ran Al.ma to Fayetteville
Better east-west route studied for southern Pulaski County
Map of planned interstate route f ran Alma to Fayetteville
Gov Clinton asks hCM funds to be used if fuel taxes charged
RCBBERIES .AND THEFTS
Vowell family sues 2 they say robbed th an at bane
Bob Younts of NLR repts $72 , 000 stolen fran him at motel
Pol ice report breakup of maj or theft ring in Conway area
Mark Johnson sentenced for role in Jonesboro auto chop shop
RCBBINS BCB
see - Spears Robert
RCBERTS Il\.VE
see also - Congr ess of Insurance Legislators
RCBERTS OON
see also - Publ ic School standards
RCEERTSCN ALVIN
Arrested upon arrival in Fayetteville fran Olympic Games
RCBERTSCN B G
Reti red TV executive dies at Little Rock
RCBERTSCN H H <D
Firm to open plant in Sheridan as r esult of Governor ' s call
RCBINSCN BRENm. MURDER CASE
Three wanen found shot to death, ex-convict arrested
Brenda Robinson. Shirley and Karen Jackson slain in LR
'I'omrc¥ Ray SUllivan pleads innocent in slaying of three
RCBINSCN CENTER
see also - Musical Instruments
RCBINSCN JAY
see also - United States Jaycees
RCBINSCN LEWIS MACDN
Former legislator , lawyer , PSC staff manber dies
RCBINSCN RCN
see also - Cranford Johnson Associates
RCBINSCN '!OM
RCBINSCN 'IOMMY
see also - McArthur Al.ice Murder Case
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Enforcement
see also - Pulaski County-Employees and Officials
Narrowly escapes drowning while duck hunting
Appearance befor e Audit p:inel is calm
Different versions surface on near-drCMning while hunting
193
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07/25/84
07/27/84
07/28/84
07/28/84
07/3]/84
08/24/84
09/27/84
10/01/84
1 0/01/84
10/06/84
10/09/84
12/18/84
12/27/84
All
AOl
AOl
A08
A03
Al.6
A0 5
BOl
BOl
D09
BOl
Al.3
AOl
2
4
2
1
1
1
3
2
3
3
4
2
6
04/13/84
07/24/84
08/05/84
08/30/84
A0 4
002
A06
BOl
2
2
6
2
08/16/84 DO! 3
04/15/84 A24 6
08/26/84 Al. 4 3
07/18/84 BOl 3
07/19/84 Al.0 4
07/19/84 Al.0 4
03/21/84 All 5
01/06/84 A09 5
01/13/84 AOl 3
01/22/84 Al.4 5
ARKANSAS GAZ EI'l'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
Soorns legal systan, news media
Calls some reporters pimps for judges
Visits Washington .. has friendly meeting with Tip O ' Neal
Robinson faces dil amna in caucus for House leadership
Aligns with James C Wright of Texas
Invited to address Washington Press Club dinner
Elected whip of Democratic freshmen class
Working hard to prep;i.re for role as freshamn Congr essman
staff manbers for Little Rock off ice named
Tells i;:hysicans he will be thei r spokesman on House floor
Pledges to suppor t cut in defense rudget to aid Medicare
staff appointments announced
ROCK AND S'l'ONE
Rock sales for wilding purposes increases in Searcy County
ROCKEFELLER WINTHROP
Involvanent with l isting subversives in 1 96 9 explained
ROCKEFELLER WIN'llIROP ClIARITABLE '!'RUSI'
Grants $1 million matching grant for Arkanas Arts Center
ROCKEFELLER WIN'llIROP :rotJ�TION
Issues report critical of Ark policy for industrial develop
Thanas C McRay oomments on report on idustrial developnent
Thanas C McRae and Bill Clinton exchange retorts on indus
Report says big business not 1:a.ying share of taxes in Ark
ROCKEFELLER WIN'llIROP PAUL
Pranotes use of Law Enforcement Assistance Foundation
roses suit , $2 million in back taxes
Obj ects to electric power pumped storage plan at Petit Jean
RODERICK JIM OOKE
see also - Cruce Linda Murder Case
ROOOERS RABOO
ROOERS
ROO ERS LESLIE T
RCM\NCE
see also - Postal Service
ROMINE MARY CDX
see al so - Books and Writing
ROOD ROY E
ROSE URIAH M
Descendants to be honor ed at UALR reception
RCSEN MARTY
Businessman, music leader dies
RCS ES
see - Flowers
ROVLAND T RAY
ROY ELSIJANE T
see also - social Security
194
01/23/84
01/29/84
11/18/84
11/28/84
11/30/84
11/30/84
12/01/84
12/04/84
12/05/84
12/16/84
12/16/84
12/21/84
PAG C
BOl
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Al.9
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Al.0
Al.5
AOl
AOl
A09
A24
A25
A03
4
1
1
1
4
2
2
4
4
3
3
6
11/18/84 Bl2 2
08/01/84 All 1
10/04/84 Al.3 3
09/26/84
0 9/26/84
0 9/27/84
11/21/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
2
2
4
5
04/08/84 A21 1
05/02/84 A07 4
0 9/12/84 A0 9 6
12/19/84 BOB 5
11/28/84 All 2
ROY F HAMP!'ON
RSC MINnt; CD
Homanade bomb found at ooa1 mine near Fort Smith
RINNIN;
see - Jogging and Running
RUSS SI'ANLEY
IUSSELL AR'IHUR
see al so - Vigilantes and Radicalism
RISSELL HERBERT E
Bankruptcy petition shows debt of $27 .6 million
Russell is Ark leader of Reagan-Bush camp:iign
Russell shows debts of $33 million
RISSELL RAY FREDERICK
Former dlai rman at UAm dies
RISSELLVILL E
Suit by Pauline Hendricks against city dismissed
RISSELLVILLE SCBCXL DISTRICI'
US appeals ct upholds sdlool in Honor Society case
RISSIA
see - Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
RUTLEroE KEI'IH
RYE OON
RYE SAKJEL M
Former Senator gets fine. probation on j ury tamper charge
SAFETY TClVN
SALES TAX
see al so - Arkansas-Finance and Budgets
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Connnission
SAL INE CDUNrY
Shotgun blast hits pitrol car of deputy sheriff Jerry Easan
SALINE CDUNrY MEM>RIAL HOSPITAL
Melvin King, a theft suspect . to meet with prosecutors
Board called to testify in probe of finances
Grand Jury asks board of directors to r esign
Grand Jury indicts seven in probe of operations
Ne1 evidence cited in probe at hospital
Grand Jury hits spending at hospital
E F Black Jr pl eads guilty to 38 felony counts
SALOCl\JS
see - Bars and Night Clubs
SALVATION ARMY
Aney in Arkansas praised by retired leader Gen Arnold Brown
SANaIE2 ALISCN
see also - Museum of Science and History
SANCI'UARY IDVEMENT
SAND AND GRAVEL
see al so - Current River
195
08/16/84 NJ7 1
07/19/84 D06 2
07/20/84 NJ6 5
08/22/84 BOl 2
11/15/84 A14 2
05/23/84 NJ3 2
02/04/84 A13 6
08/04/84 Al.3 5
07/25/84 All 1
09/05/84
09/11/84
09/12/84
09/15/84
09/22/84
09/26/84
10/26/84
NJ3
NJ9
NJ6
NJl
NJ7
Al.2
AlO
2
2
6
2
1
1
1
11/13/84 BOl 4
ARKANSAS GAZ E'J.TI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Firms say rise in royalty damaging then
SANDERS BCBBY W
see also - Arkansas-Supr ene Court Position 5
SANDERS HARCLD
SANID MANU.E11crtJRilG CDRP
Union threatens to strike Forrest City plant
SATELLITES
see - Camnunication Satellites
SAVlGE RICliARD E
Killed in airplane accident near Fayetteville
SAVERS FEDERAL SAVIOOS AND LOAN OF ARKANSAS
'!Wo charged with robbery of brandl in North Little Rock
Robber gets $2,780 at West Markham branch in Little Rock
SAVIOOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
see - Banks
SAWYER JERG1E
SAXON KUR!'
see also - Vigilantes and Radi calism
srurrQN JClIN P
see also - Water
SO\.IFE SCL(M)N
SCENIC RIVERS
see - Rivers
SOJAMP OONALD E MURDER CASE
Kelvin Ray I.Dve gets new trial in shooting of Sdlamp, Putnam
SOIFLL JClIN
SOILESIOO ER JAMES R
Former Defense Secr etary to speak at Southern Arkansas Univ
Power of US sl ipping, Schlesinger tells Magnolia audience
SOIOLARSHIPS AND LOMS
see also - College Scholarships and Loans
SOIOOL APPAREL INC
Fi rm to enploy 1 50 workers in Levi Strauss plant at Sar City
SOIOCL BOARI6
see - Public School Boards
SOIOCLS
see - Public School
SOIWARZia>E K>NROE A
SCIENCE
State high school science fair heavy on oomputer applications
SCIENCE AND HISTORY MUSEUM
Odd itans in oollection go on display
Trustees get r eport on proposed locations of new facil ity
SCOTT BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IDRDER CASE
Body of Soott found by road near Booneville
SCOTT CLYDE
see al so - Olyrrpic Games
SCDTI' MELIAc;SA
see al so - Books and Writing-Soott Mel issa
196
PJ\G C
08/30/84 DOB 3
05/10/84 A05 4
04/05/84 AOl 2
12/05/84 A06 4
12/11/84 AOl 3
02/14/84 00 8 1
04/10/84 Al2 3
04/25/84 A03 1
11/02/84 A03 5
04/15/84 A08 1
01/20/84 BOl 6
02/10/84 Al3 2
03/03/84 All 3
ARKANSAS GAZ EPI'E JNDEX 1984
DATE
RAY
see also - Arkansas-Human Services Dept
SCDT'I' SCOTTY
see also - Thornton Betty Murder Case
SrnAP MATERIALS
SFARCli AND S EIZURE
see - Aloohol and Drug Arose
SFARCY CDUNI'Y
Consolidation of oounty off ices turned down by voters
SF.AT BEL'IS
SEBASTIAN CDUNI'Y
Judge William Harper charged at Russellville with D7I
Judge William Harper fined on IWI charge
County Judge W R Harper re-elected in Republican primary
SECT'ARIAN SClIOCLS
see - Private Schools
SEOJRITIES
see - Stocks and Bonds
SEOJRITY BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CD
Agrees to buy Fi rst Eyramid Life Insurance Co of Little Rock
SIDJCI'ION
see - Sex Crimes
SEII:MAN WI
SELBY, ALICE
see also - Methodist Olurch-wye
SENSORY DEVICES
see also - Modus Inc
SEPI'IC TANKS
see - SE!N'age and Liquid Wastes
SE.VIER CDUNI'Y
see also - Alcohol and Drug Arose
Judge Bill Pogue loses claim that he was libeled by th ree
SBVl\GE AND LJQUID W�TES
see also - Government Bonds and Investments
Fayetteville will not be allowed to lower water standards
Fayetteville sewage plan gets state approval
SE!N'age systan planned for McAlront
Legal fight expected over septic tank use at LR bane
Dispute over septic tank at LR bane oontinues
Septic tank is installed at LR bane of Rev Gene Mullenax
Hane bldg ban on two areas near Hot Springs kept by PC&E
Beaver Irrigation Dist uses wasteN"ater to i rrigate orchards
Oklahanans to meet with EPA chief on Illinois River plan
Action on grant for Fayetteville sewage plant delayed by EPA
Fourche Creek SE!N'age Treatment Plant at LR is ineffective
Grant cl ear ed for Fayetteville treatment plant
Oklahana may sue Fayetteville if Illinois River used
Fayetteville gets grant fran EPA for sewage treatment plant
Oklahana Atty Gen opposes Fayetteville plan for wastes
PAG C
SCDTr
197
11/08/84 All 1
01/15/84 A0 4 1
01/19/84 A09 4
06/03/84 A23 4
10/11/84 AOl 6
12/11/84 001 2
03/07/84
03/24/84
07/03/84
07/09/84
07/11/84
07/25/84
07/28/84
08/26/84
09/06/84
09/07/84
09/09/84
09/21/84
09/21/84
09/26/84
09/28/84
Dll
A09
BOl
A0 4
A09
A07
A06
A22
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1
2
3
1
5
3
1
1
5
2
1
2
2
1
4
ARKANSAS GAZ :msrE INDEX 1984
DATE
Haneowner resists :µtying bill for pre.vious owner
Fayetteville lxmd issue for plant invalidated by
SEWALL MARCUS
see also - Yell ville
SEWER IMPROiTEMFNT DISTRIC!' NO 1 42
Pulaski Co Property CMners Assn accuse oomrnrs of
About 100 attending meeting to discuss directors
Hearing officer to take complaints on officials
Oiai rman Luke Quinn says he received no money at
of LR hane
Supr ane ct
12/09/84 Al.5 2
12/22/84 AOl 4
miscxmduct
11/09/84
11/13/84
11/15/84
12/11/84
firm
LitUe Rock City Bd refuses to ranove district comnrs
SEX CRIMES
Lenient laws blamed by m>ther of alleged rape victim at UAF
Raising age of consent discussed
Task force calls for rise in age of consent
Misconceptions al::out rape and age of consent explained
John Wesley Scott gets 50-yr term for sex with child
Motorists f ind rape victim, 5 , along road
Arthur James Budd charged with rape of 2 children at LR
suspect in child rape case comnits suicide
Henry Cll ester Timmons gets 90-yr term in rape case
Jerane Sawyer charged with sexual abuse of young gi rls
Jerane Sawyer was aide at kindergarten class on UAIB campus
Sex abuse alleged against fanale worker at day care center
Rev James Knight charged with incest and sexual abuse
Rape trial of Carl Muri;tly barred because he is deaf
Carl Muri;tly rul ed incompetent for trial on rape charge
Carl Muri;tiy, a deaf-mute, has been charged 3 times with rape
Michael A Mahfouz enters guilty plea in abuse of children
James Anderson gets 8-yr term for rape of child
Princeton Calvin Felton gets 3 yrs for abuse of child
SEX EWCATION
see also - Monticello School District
SEXUAL PERVERSION
see - Hanosexuality
SHACKELFORD LCY!'TIE
Friends roast Shackelford at fund-raiser event
Helps draft platform of Democratic Party for 1984
Elected to NLC l::oard
Seeks seat on J::oard of National League of Cities
SHAFER RCBERT S
SIWBARGER MARY
see also - D.Jachita Baptist University
SlW'BLlN O\RCLYN JO
Shot seven times, left in woods all night
Larry Weedle gets 30 years in shooting of Shamblin
SHARP CDUNI'Y
Four JPs face j ail ing second time if consultants not :µtid
Quonnn Court votes to :EBY bill of consultants
SHARP ClJRI'IS KJRDER � E
198
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12/29/84 Al.3 1
01/05/84
01/05/84
01/07/84
03/27/84
03/28/84
07/14/84
08/01/84
08/02/84
08/24/84
09/22/84
0 9/22/84
09/27/84
10/30/84
11/11/84
12/08/84
12/08/84
12/14/84
12/16/84
12/16/84
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Al.3
A03
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A09
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A08
A05
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A03
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A26
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1
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1
3
1
1
2
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1
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6
1
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5
4
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6
04/14/84 Al.O 3
07/17/84 A09 2
11/29/84 Al.4 1
11/26/84 AOl 2
06/20/84 A03 4
11/21/84 A06 1
02/04/84 Al.6 1
02/14/84 A0 4 4
ARKANSAS GAZ EI"l'E mDEX 19B4
DATE
Sharp found dead in ransacked house near Morrilton
Charges filed gainst Charles W Hall and Royce Warren Hallsell
SHERILL JFAN
SHERMAN WILLIAM F
SHERRILL PETER T
SHEH-lOOD
Mayor to seek help in probe of Police Dep:irtment
Fraternal Order of Police backs review of Dep:irtment
'Ihird police officer resigns as result of probe
SHINN MARY
Disappearance in 197 B may be linked to James M Debardelben
SHIPS AND SHIPP1N2
see also - Ar cheology and Anthropology
see also - C>uachita River
SHIRAS VIRGThlIA
Goes to China to study health care of the aged
SHOOI'IroS
see also - Arkansas State Police
see also - Dornenberg Peter R
see also - Hutto Adrian
see also - Little Rock-R>lice and Law Ehforcernent
see also - Murders
see also - Polk Harry Robertson
see also - saline County
see also - Shamblin Carolyn Jo
see also - union County Jail
Jo Ann Ward allegedly fired at Little Rock police at motel
Jo An Ward says shot was fired accidentally
SHOPPIN.7 CENTERS
see also - Retail Stor es and Trade
SHORTER CDLLEGE
May lose right to rent former high school wilding
Officials acknowledge problans, discuss solutions
Bishop Brookins calls for reviving of Shorter as first goal
Judy Petty offers to help get debt to US dropped
SHOIGUNS
see - Firearms
SHRINERS
see - Free and Accepted Order of Masons
SHRJBS
see - Trees and Shrubs
SICRNESS
SIEMENS ALLIS S:MALL K>'IDRS DIVISION
About 200 workers walk off j ob at Little Rock plant
Firm has no plans for talks with strikers
Tentative agreanent reached on strike issues
Pact approved by union
SIGAFOOS RCBERT
199
PAG C
OB/23/B4 A0 4 4
OB/2S/B4 A0 9 4
10/26/B4 A03 6
10/2B/B4 A22 6
11/04/84 A20 1
OS/26/B4 A03 6
12/13/B4 B04 1
ll/10/B4 Al. O 2
11/13/84 BO B 1
03/30/B4
04/07/B4
OB/18/B4
10/31/84
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06/02/B4
06/0S/84
06/07/84
06/09/84
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B0 2 4
C06 2
DATE
SIKHS
see - India
sn.o UNLOADERS SYNDRGIB
Sn.VEY RG'IA F JR KJRDER CASE
capitol Cab disi;atcher slain in office of firm at LR
Charl es F Stoner charged in murder of Silvey
Dawn Hall Baker arrested with Stoner in Tennessee motel
Gag order issued in case
SIMIDNS FIRST NATIONAL CDRP
Bank holding co will buy First Bank and Trust of Jonesboro
Purchases Fi rst State Bank of Lake Village
Purchase of Fi rst Bank and Trust of Jonesboro oompleted
SIMIDNS PAUL L
SUVDN'IDN SI'EPHANIE
see also - Disease and Illness
SIMPSOO mMILY MURDER CAS E
Closed pretrial hearing for Robert Simpson ruled proper
SIMPSOO HARRELL A SR
Former circuit j udge dies
SIMPSOO JOE EMILY
see - Multipl e Births
SIMPSOO WALTER E
see also - Little Rock-Fblice and Law Enforcement
SIM> ErGIE
see also - Autanobile Dealers
SINKHOLES
see - Land Subsidence and Landslides
SISCDE VICKI MURDER CAS E
SKYWAYS AIRLINE
see - Airl ines
SLANDER
see - Libel and Slander
SLAVENS EVERfil'I'
SMALL BUSINESS
SMEE WILLARD IDVARD
Obituary
SMITH DENISE RENEE
see - Smith Murder Case
SMITH DIANN SU'IHERLIN
SMITH EUGENE
SMITH GRIFFIN JR
Former Ark lawyer makes mark as Texas writer
SMrm M ALDRIIX-;E
SMITH MURDER CAS E
Denise Renee Smith, 17 , charged in death of her baby
200
11/27/84
12/12/84
12/12/84
12/14/84
PAG C
AOl
AOl
AOl
A0 4
2
2
2
5
03/01/84 D06 2
07/25/84 D05 5
07/28/84 C07 4
01/17/84 AOl 2
07/10/84 A08 5
01/07/84 A0 9 4
03/18/84 COl 2
03/03/84 Al O 2
DATE
Judge had fewer options in 1982 case against Renee Smith
Ethel Smith testifies she thought daughter had miscarriage
Denise Renee Smith found guilty in death of newborn
SMITH SHIRLEY
see also - Arkansas-Secretary of state
SM)KI:OO
see - Tobacoo
SNEED CHERE
Works with orgn opp:>sing casino gambl ing in Arkansas
SNELGR0\7E EMMA MURDER CASE
Body of Emma Snelgrove and Lc(lueta Joy Snelgrove found
Haskell Wayne Snelgrove charged in death of wife, IOOther
SNELGROVE HASKELL WAYNE
see also - Snelgrove E:mna Murder Case
SNELGR0\7E IJQUErA
see - Snelgrove Emma Murder Case
SNELL RICHARD
see also - Stumpp William Michael
SNO\t' AND SNCWSTORMS
see - Weather
SOCIAL SEOJRITY
Disability cuts will restllle with new rules in effect
Court rul ings on standards for rutoff of disabled listed
Judge Elsij ane T Roy threatens contanpt order for M Heckler
Judges suit against Social Security Mn rej ected
SOOOMY
see - Sex Crimes
SCI.AR FNER:;Y
Grant given Mi.ssisssippi Co Comm Coll to alter solar heat
SCLID WASTES
SORRELS GARY
Protected US pr esidents as manber of Secret Service
saJ'lH AFRICA
Leopold Conradie speaks at Little Rock on South Africa
saJ'lH CIDTAY CCXJNI'Y SClIOCL DISTRICI'
State ordered to i:ay over $1 million in oonsolidation costs
saJ'lH MISSISSIPPI Q)UNI'Y samc.c. DISTRICI'
Merger of 4 dists 14 years ago produced desi red results
SOO'IH ERI.J\ND CDR!Nm
see also - 'Ihanpson Shelby Murder Case
SCl.J'IBERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY
see also - Track and Field--O>llege Men
Cel ebration of 75th anniversary planned
Ebur alumni to be honor ed at hanecoming
Dr Clyde Hamer files suit alleging denial of free speech
Suit against SAU alleges firing of Hamer was wrong
Gets $59 , 000 gift fran American Fuel Cell and Coated Fabrics
SOO'IH ERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY TEXll
201
PP.G C
03/04/84 A07 1
0 4/19/84 AlO 6
11/02/84 Al7 1
09/26/84 A06 5
09/27/84 A0 9 4
09/29/84 A09 1
02/28/84
03/06/84
05/1]/84
09/1]/84
BOl
BOS
All
A09
2
1
1
1
06/16/84 BOl 1
09/02/84 BOl 1
09/12/84 BOl 3
12/29/84 AOl 2
01/23/84 BOl 5
08/21/84
10/06/84
12/20/84
12/20/84
12/26/84
BOl
BO B
A25
A25
B02
4
1
4
4
3
ARKANSAS GAZ E1'1'E INDEX 19B4
MTE
see also - Gymnastics-College Wanen
Fi re Training Academy not Cbing j ob, Association head says
Fire Training Acadany program and activities explained
Paul Benton directs Fi re Training Academy at Camden
SOO'IH ERN MEDIATOR
Cbmpetes successfully with Arkansas State Press in LR market
SOO'IH ERN TOCHNICAL CDLLEGE
Private school in Southwest Little Rock has grCMn rapidly
SClJ'IHLAND GREnIOOND PARK
Park seeks to lure mor e fans to p:irk
SCUIHSIDE SOIOCL DISTRICI'
Five educators claim civil rights violated by school adn
SCUIHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CD
see also - Fi res
Articles discuss results of divestiture on custaner services
Lifeline rates offered to low income custaners
Steve Clark, ACDRN take credit for Lifeline rates
Lifel ine rates depend on pending PSC order
Firm gets rate increase of $47 .3 million
Bill Cl inton, ACDRN praise PSC order on rates
Decision on l ifeline rates delayed
'!Wel ve maj or users have been tmderbilled
Firm gets better rates in states other than Arkansas
Bell seeks rate rehearing before Public Service Commission
Jim Nichols named president of Arkansas division
Sues for $12 .7 million rate increase denied by PSC
Bell argues against suit seeking recovery of $12 .7 million
Federal court Uliiolds PSC authority on rates dispute
Withdraws request for rehearing on rate case
Broader eligibility urged by ACDRN for lifeline rates
Bell wins f ederal appeal of rate rul ing
Firm says oosts higher than income, seeks $51 . 7 million hike
Rate hike request criticized by ACDRN
Judge orders rate increase of $11 million
Ordered to use PSC staff plan to oollect $11.2 million rise
Cburt-ordered rate increase of $11 .2 million may not stand
High tech industry calls for high tech facilities, firm says
Ruling allowins rate incr ease appealed by Ark PSC
Charge to be made for out-of-state P"ione directories
&lJ'IHWESTERN EL&!I'RIC PCMFR CD
Rate increase of $4 ,654,2B5 granted
Brownsv ille Tx asks FERC order that 4 states share plant oo st
Four in Ark Congressional del egation seek to enter FERC case
Four Ark l awmakers ask to intervene before FERC
Arkansas attorneys question oonsulatant on nuclear plant
C.Onsoltant wants Ark custaners to share oost of Texas plant
SCl.J'JHWESTERN RWER AmINISTRATION
Arkansas drops suit over power reallocation
SPACE
Map sh<Ms where meteorites have been fotmd in Arkansas
Meteorites fotmd in Arkansas interest scientist at UA
SPFAKER ED
Fbrmer state political leader dies
SPF.ARB RCBERT
202
PllG C
OB/31/84 A03 5
09/09/84 A06 2
09/09/84 A06 2
10/10/84 BOl 2
1 0/07/B4 A3 0 4
04/0B/84 ED B 1
10/23/84 AOS 3
01/09/84
Ol/17/B4
Ol/18/B4
01/lB/84
01/24/84
01/25/84
01/25/84
01/30/84
02/01/84
0 2/0B/84
0 2/2S/B4
03/10/84
03/22/84
03/31/84
04/18/84
04/2S/84
06/08/84
07/04/84
07/ll/B4
07/14/B4
07/31/84
OB/01/84
OB/2B/84
10/03/B4
12/12/84
BOl 2
4
AOl 2
BOl 3
AOl 3
AOl 2
AOl 6
BOl 6
D06 4
AOl 4
C07 3
C07 3
D07 6
AOl 3
D06 1
BOl 3
COB 6
AOl 2
DOS 2
cos 2
AOl 4
DOB 2
All 1
BOl 1
A07 1
01/19/84
10/02/84
10/03/B4
10/06/B4
12/19/84
12/19/84
DlO
ClO
AOB
AOB
A09
A99
cos
1
5
5
6
1
1
06/0B/84 A06 4
06/10/84 B02 s
06/11/84 BOl 2
02/02/84 Al.0 4
DATE
see also - Troutt Robert
SPECl'ERS
see - Api:aritions
SPEED LIMITS AND SPEEDI1'13
SPEED QUEEN CD
Searcy plant produces f irst of new line of washer-dryer
SPELL OO
Gayla Bassham wins state spell ing bee
SPIDERS
see - Insects
SrocK BENJAMIN
Intervia-1 with Dr Sp:>ck at his Rogers hane
Mrs Sp:>ck conunents on life with Dr Sp:>ck
Dr Sp:>ck and his wife, Mary Morgan, arrested at capital
SPRil\l2DM.. E
Annexation of 6 , 000 acres upheld by cx:>urt
Sl' Fru\NCIS CDUNl'Y
Prisoner allegedly struck by Sheriff was n>nald C Phillips
'!Wo state troopers say Sheriff C Conlee struck prisoner
Sl' F.RANCIS CDUNI'Y SHELTERED WORKSHOP
Closes with $500 ,000 debt
ST VlNCENI' lNFIRMARY
Fire forces r anoval of 40 patients
Land purchased at I-43 0 site for future use
Purchases oxygen chamber for i:a,tient treatment
Money woes may force cutback in services , staffing
Na-t building named for Sister Margaret Vincent Blanford
Intensive care nursery opens
STADIUMS
see also - Razorback Stadimn
Domed stadimn in Little Rock i s in talking stages
Frank Broyles , UA Athletic Di rector , involved in talks
Domed stadimn at Little Rock would cx:>st $70 million
Colmnn discusses domed stadimn for Little Rock
Fort Smith wants to be cx:>nsidered for domed stadimn site
Sl'.ANIWID Mm'ROIOLrrAN STATISTICAL AREAS
see - Urban Areas
STARR JClIN RCBERT
Ibliticians, others roast editor at fund-raiser
STATEHaJSE CDNVENI'ION CENTER
Webster Hubbell suggests center be sold to private investors
Deficit of $748 ,732 seen for 1985
STEBB lNS HILDA CliICHEETER
Little Rock civic leader dies
STEFL rorrA BURRaJGHS
Wife of Dr Marshall T Steel dies at Pine Bluff
Sl'mIENS CAPITAL MANP.G EMENT
Na-t firm helps investors who have $500 ,000 to invest
STmIENS lNC
see also - Balcwin United Corp
Has largest capital structure of any regional securities firm
Most stockbroker off ices are in banks owned by FABCD
Stockbroker offices to open in eleven banks in Arkansas
203
PM; C
10/28/84 B03 4
04/08/84 A04 1
06/03/84 COl 2
10/12/84 A09 1
10/16/84 A06 5
11/13/84 A05 1
10/16/84 A04 6
10/16/84 A0 4 6
01/25/84 A1 4 4
01/03/84
02/23/84
04/13/84
05/03/84
06/03/84
12/21/84
AOl
A0 4
Al.6
AOl
AOl
Al.3
08/08/84
08/08/84
08/10/84
08/11/84
08/28/84
BOl
BOl
AOl
COl
3
4
4
4
4
1
2
2
4
2
cos 2
03/31/84 A06 5
01/26/84 A05 1
11/29/84 A16 5
02/11/84 All 3
05/28/84 A22 4
12/16/84 BOl 1
04/05/84 Dl2 2
08/16/84 AOl 2
08/16/84 AOl 2
DATE
Fi rm purchases Hong Kong Oiinese Bank Ltd
Fi rm charges Bill E Mc:George with anbezzlanent of $111,372
SI'mIENS JACKSCN T
Stei;i:lens serves on i:a.nel of Democrats for Ronald Reagan
SI'mIENS JAMES J
see also - CrosslEY Wayne Murder Case
STmIENS W R
see also - stei;i:lens Capi ta1 Managanent
&'witches support to Walter Mondale for pr esident
Sues to recover $3 million in US taxes he claims overi:a.id
Listed among most influential persons in Arkansas
SI'EPPThG STONE
Kindness in Ibing Service (KIIS) is proj ect for troubled kids
SI'mN SI'EVE
see also - Books and Writing-stern Stare
SI'EVENS mMILY MURDER CASE
Helen Starens and her brother Glenn Rush found shot to death
Ray starens beliared to have fired shot that wounded him
SI'EVENS LISA
Miss Arkansas is student at Ouachita Baptist University
Wins Miss Arkansas title for 1984
Miss Arkansas of 1984 interviewed
Team effort helps Lisa Starens prepire for Miss America show
SI'EWARD !:»\NA
STEWART HEZ EKIAH
see al so - :Ebverty
SI'EWART MARY
.Fbrmer Miss Arkansas now has role in musical
SI'EWART RANDY
see also - Olynpic Games
S'IOCKS AND BONDS
Flamboyant salesmen give industry bond daddy image
lack of regulation allows problen dealers to operate
Zero roupon bonds rould help IaY rollege educ rosts
Penny stocks give investors chance to make killing
SIOCm.'ON JOE
S'IOOOLA MARK
SIONE MARK
see also - Young Lisa Janine Murder Case
S'IONE 'IHOMAS WASHThG'ION
Noted banker at Hot Springs di es
SIONE WAYNE A
Noted banker at Pine Bluff dies
SIONFR Cl!ARLES F
see also - Goodwin Ken E Murder Case
see also - SilVEY Rana F Jr Murder Case
S'IORALL MANUFAcruR:rm CD
NLRB finds labor practices unfair
SIORl-15 AND TORNAOOES
see also - Cedarville School District
Three inj ur ed by tornaoo near Clinton
204
PAG C
11/06/84 cos 3
12/06/84 Al.5 2
09/18/84 NJ 9 6
03/17/84 NJ 9 2
05/17/84 NJ 4 2
09/03/84 BOl 2
07/22/84 COl 2
1 2/10/84 NJ7 6
12/10/84 NJ7 6
07/15/84
07/15/84
07/16/84
09/09/84
NJl
NJl
BOl
DOl
2
2
2
1
07/17/84 B03 3
01/15/84
01/22/84
08/19/84
09/02/84
BOl
BOl
BOl
BOl
5
2
1
1
06/13/84 Al.3 3
05/24/84 NJ3 1
10/24/84 D07 2
02/13/84 NJ3 2
DATE
Arkansas l eads nation in number of killer tornaCbes
Golfba.11-sized hail reported near Texarkana
Bridge across Greers Ferry Lake blCMn cbwn
Fairfield Bay , :ffigemont and Greers Ferry hit � tornaCb
TornaCbes hit in Greers Ferry Lake area and at Fisher
Description and photos of Greers Ferry area damage
Search halted for fisherman lost in tornaCb at Greers Ferry
Destruction of Greers Ferry bridge means long detours
Fisher residents begin cleaning up fran storm
Photo · Of remains of bridge destroyed at Greers Ferry
EStimate of damage in Greers Ferry area
Gov Bill Clinton visits damaged areas
TornaCb hits Halliday in Greene County
Gov Bill Cl inton seeks disaster designation for area
TornaCbes hit in Northeast Ark counties, Bowman damaged
loss in Craighead and Mississippi Counties about $3 .5 million
TornaCb rip; th rough Nashville car deal ership
Nashville r esidents assess tornaCb damage
El. lbraoo warning si ren damaged � high winds
High winds damage planes at Fort Smith
Twisters seen in two Arkansas oounties
TornaCbes hit in Arkansas
TornaCb damage light in several touchcbwns
Storms move across Arkansas
TornaCbes damage NE Ark areas rut cause no inj uries
storm causes flooding and fires in central Arkansas
Two funnel clouds spotted in state
Unusual type of funnel clouds sighted in Arkansas
Crawford and Washington Counties hardest hit
Tornaooes strike across northwest Arkansas
Crawford and Washington Counties to receive state aid
Severe storms sweep across Pulaski County and other areas
Storms damage several areas in state
Torna.ooes and rainstorms sweep across state
Polk and Logan Counties suffer damages f ran twisters
strong winds damage southwest Little Rock area
Nine tornaooes sighted, one toudles cbwn at Osceola
m'RATIDN JaIN
see also - · Books and Writing
S'l'RllWB mRY RIVER
Ehgineers begin review on deauthorizing Bell Foley Om\
STRESS JN HUMANS
see - Human Body
STRIKES
see - Labor and Strikes
S'IUCKEY ALMA GID\TER
Obituary
S'IUMPP WILLIAM MIOIAEL MURDER CAS E
Richard Wayne Snell charged i n slaying in Texarkana
SUICIDE
Wanan ooaxed out of leap f ran bridge at Little Rock
SULLIVAN 'IOMMY RAY
SUMMERFI EL D MARC
.
20S
02/27/84
03/04/84
03/16/84
03/16/84
03/16/84
03/17/84
03/17/84
03/17/84
03/17/84
03/17/84
03/18/84
03/18/84
03/20/84
03/24/84
04/04/84
0 4/05/84
04/09/84
04/10/84
0 4/20/84
04/21/84
0 4/28/84
05/03/84
OS/04/84
OS/07/84
OS/08/84
07/12/84
08/03/84
08/04/84
10/17/84
10/17/84
10/18/84
10/19/84
1 0/19/84
10/21/84
11/02/84
11/02/84
11/10/84
PAG C
BOl
AD7
ADl
ADl
ADl
ADl
ADl
AD3
BOl
BOl
A04
AD 4
AD 4
Al.6
ADl
ADl
AD 4
AD 4
Al.8
A04
AD 4
ADl
A20
AD9
ADl
ADl
AD3
ADl
ADl
ADl
BOl
ADl
Al.2
ADl
ADS
ADS
Al.2
2
5
2
2
2
2
2
4
1
1
1
1
4
3
2
2
6
4
1
3
4
6
3
6
2
2
1
2
4
4
S
6
1
2
1
3
2
12/09/84 A24 2
01/06/84 AD8 6
11/04/84 Al.4 4
08/31/84 AD6 1
DATE
SUMMERS E.T FFSTIVAL
see - Festivals
smBELT AIRLINES
see - Airl ines
SUN!l\NCE CDNOOMINIUM PROJECI'
see - Fi rstSouth
SUNI:QUIST OON
SUPREME CDURI' OF ARKANSAS
see - Arkansas-Suprane Court
SUffiICARE CORP
outpati ent surgery cl inic for NLR rej ected by C'AHSA
SURVEYS
see - Public Opinion and Surveys
SURVIVALISTS
SU'IH ERLAND MAR'IHA
sur.roN EDDIE
see also - Basketl::all-College Men
see also - Riverside Cabl e Television Inc
Will not prof it fran Razorback games on Riverside Cable
Idaho cx:>ll official accuses Sutton of pressur e for his son
Sutton, pr esident of Idaho cx:>ll deny allegation of pressure
Trustees of C.oll of Southern Idaho defend grade change
SVAIM GUY W
Architect dead at age 77
SVAINT RUBY
SVAMPS AND WEIL.ANm
see also - Faulkner Lake
PAG C
01/20/84 C07 3
09/01/84
09/11/84
09/11/84
09/14/84
COl
A03
A03
A21
2
1
1
4
08/06/84 A07 1
SWMI LAKE
see al so - Pollution
&WEEZY EDITH WOOD
Reti red editor , cx:>rresi;x>ndent dies
SVINDLER JClIN
&WlNDLThG
see - Frauds and Swindl ing
SYSTEMATICS INC
Working on program to help f irms survive cx:>mputer disasters
TAFF RUSS
see also - Music
TAIBI KAHLER MSOCIATES
Little Rock f irm markets method for matching personaliti es
TAI.BO!' JOHN
TAMROCK DEVELOPMENT CDRP
TANYARD SPRThGS VILIJIGE
James R Fruge developing tourist proj ect on Petit Jean Mtn
206
02/09/84 AlO 3
12/09/84 BOl 3
08/05/84 C06 4
08/12/84 Bl2 1
DATE
TASTYBIRD FOOOO
Clarksville poultry processing unit suffers heavy fire loss
O:unage in Clarksville fire may reach $1 million
Controllling interest purchased by 'fyson Foods Inc
TATE JCHN
see also - Olynp.i.c Games
TATUM TOM
see also - Aloohol and Drug Abuse
TAUBLEE BRENII\ LEE
see also - Taublee Iris Murder Case
TAIJBLEE IRIS J.lllJRDER C'AS E
Michael Ellgene Ashely and Brenda Lee Taublee charged
TAX E.VASION AND DISPUTED CLAIMS
see also - Rockefeller Winthrop Paul
see also - Ste!;hens w R
TAXATION
see also - Sales Tax
UU.tary formula advocated for rosiness taxation
Tax tables for Arkansas have errors
state will not switch to unitary plan for rosiness
Ibn Nash devised plan to deduct ooll oosts fran tax r eturn
'!Wo checkoff oontrirotion funds shortchanged by oomputer
Proi;x>sed Arndt 63 changes personal property tax laws
Counties Assn lambastes proposal on property taxes
Article discusses motives of opponents of Arndt 63
Opponents of Arndt 63 fear loss of control
Gazette describes Arndt 63 as a little tax reform
Arndt 63 debated by Ibn Venhaus and Audie Wigger in article
Gov Bill Cl inton opposed to proi;x>sed Arnenanent 63
Voters turn d:>wn change in property tax changes
Legislatur e to oonsider r epeal of exempt.ion on gasohol
Gasohol exemption oosts Highway Dept millions in revenue
Cori;x>rate taxes may go up or cbwn when Legis meets
Farm equipnent assessnent guidel ines bring complaints
Official vote on Property Tax Anrlt certified
Little Rock privilege tax challenged by John W Hall Jr
capital gains deduction bill aoopted by Legislative Emlel
Capital gains deduction bill opposed by Bill Becker
Legislative pmel takes no action on oounty assessnent ratios
Proi;x>sal made to end exemption on motor fuel sales in Ark
TAXICABS
License renewal for Black and White refused by Little Rock
Dispute at L ittle Rock accelerates
John W Hall Sr charged in l icense dispute
John W Hall Sr surr enders to police in taxicab dispute
Court finds Black and White in oompliance with ordinance
case against John Hall Sr of Black and White disnissed
Metered rates estabd by oourt for Little Rock cats
TAYLOR BAY
see - Water
TAYLCR ELIZABEIH KJRDER C'AS E
Henry Lee Lucas may be linked to 1978 slaying
Henry Lee Lucas charged with slaying of Taylor at Little Rock
207
P.AG C
09/18/84 A05 6
09/19/84 A09 4
10/03/84 D06 2
08/24/84 Al.3 5
03/07/84
03/20/84
03/24/84
07/08/84
08/28/84
09/19/84
10/10/84
10/14/84
10/31/84
11/01/84
11/01/84
11/03/84
11/07/84
11/22/84
11/25/84
11/25/84
11/27/84
11/29/84
12/14/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/21/84
12/27/84
Al.3
AOl
A08
BOl
BOl
A03
BOl
Bl5
D06
Al.8
Al.9
A21
AOl
Al. 2
A0 4
Bl5
ClO
D07
C07
A03
A03
Al.0
AOl
1
5
1
1
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6
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3
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1
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5
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01/18/84
01/21/84
01/24/84
01/25/84
01/28/84
04/04/84
12/07/84
A0 9
AOl
A03
A09
BOl
Al.3
A07
4
4
2
2
6
1
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01/26/84 A03 2
03/31/84 A09 l
ARKANSAS GAZ ErrE INDEX 1984
DATE
Lucas has adnitted killing hundreds of wanen
TAYLOR JAMFS R
TCBANKSHARES INC
Plans to purchase, merge two Cleb.Irne County banks
TFAClIERS
see - College Teachers
see - Publ ic School Teachers
T�UE JAMES R
State senator di es at age 41
TEAMSTERS UNION
see - Interntional Brotherhood of Teamsters
TEClINIOO. SCllOCL S
see - Trade Schools
TED.FORD LESLIE E
Fbrmer Pulaski County Tax Assessor dies
TEE'lH AND DENTISTRY
see - Dentistry and Dental Health
TELAMERICA
Credit card protection service formed in Little Rock
TELEPHCNES
see also - American Tel.e?ione and Telegra:r;il Co
see also - Southwestern Bell Tele:r;ilone Co
Blone bill of W Man:r;ilis r esident hits $1 mill ion in fraud
Lifeline rates for th e poor approved l:!r7 PSC
Families in rural unallocated areas cannot get :E;hone service
Custaners in Ark soon will have choice of long distance f irms
Reduced rates for the poor IDl used l:!r7 1100 Si Bell users
TELE.VISION
see also - Arkansas Educational Television Network
see also - CoIMay Corp
see also - Riverside Cabl e Television Inc
Station fil'HV receives OOI award fran j ournalists
Cable Ti! firms growing in Arkansas
TENANT AND LANDLORD
see - Housing
TENNIS - OOLLEGE MEN
UA Razorbacks win Southwest Conference title
Coach Tan Pucci resigns UA post to take j ob in California
Nev coach at UA is Ron Hightower
TENNIS - CDLLEGE WOMEN
University of Ark at Little Rock wins NAIA tournament
TERRY BILL
TESTS AND TESTIOO
see also - Publ ic School Grading and Testing of Students
see also - U&-Defenses and Armed Fbrces
TEXACD OIL CD
TEXARKANA BAPl'IST O�E
Will not appeal 1983 law on licensing
TEXAS OIL AND GAS CDRP
208
PAG C
03/31/84 A09 1
07/04/84 Al8 1
06/18/84 A07 4
06/10/84 1\27 3
09/30/84 BOl 3
05/19/84
06/26/84
07/29/84
10/07/84
11/25/84
A03
C06
AOl
BOl
BO?
1
1
2
1
1
03/18/84 1\21 1
03/19/84 BOl 2
04/30/84 COl 5
07/29/84 Ell 1
09/05/84 DOI 1
06/02/84 COl 4
01/26/84 A06 5
ARKANSAS GAZ EI'rE lNDEX 1984
DA.TE
TEXAS WESTERN DEVELOPMENT
see - FirstSouth
'IHFA'l'ER AND DRAMA.
see also - Arkansas Opera Theater
'IHFATERS
Old theaters at Jonesboro, Blythe11 ille, Texarkana renovated
'IHIBAULT MYRA 'IHOMPSCN
Mrs car roll Thiba.ul t dies at Little Rock
'IBIS C1\NT BE YOOURI'
Firm sued by I can ' t Bel ieve It ' s Yogurt over name, product
Sued on day it first offered its stock publ icly
Clain drops stock offering in wake of suit
Suit by ntllas firm counter ed by This can ' t Be Yogurt
Investors snap up f irst stock offering
Fi rm can cxmtinue to use name, court rules
Fi rm to modify name as :EBrt of settlenent of suit
'IHG1AS JUANITA
'lHOMPSCN JAMFS R
'IHOMPSCN l<ORLEY P
see also - Bal&in United Corp
'IHOMPSCN REED
'IHOMPSCN RCX:s &ELT L
Rhodes scholar fran Ark killed in Net' Jersey auto accident
Memorial fund set up at Little Rock Central High School
Gov Bill Cl inton attends funeral
Mourners fill Central High Auditorium for funeral
Cerenorw honors student killed in auto accident last year
Auditorium at Central High School named for Thanpson
Senator ntle Bumpers praises Thanpson
'lHOMPSCN SHELBY MURDER CASE
Corinda. Southerland charged in slaying of stepfather
'lHORN'IDN BErrY JO
Wife of UA President Ray Thornton leads J::usy life
'lHORN'ION BE!rl'Y MURDER CASE
Henry Lee Lucas claims he killed Betty Thornton in LR stor e
Scotty Scott was oonvicted of murder of Thornton
John W Hall Jr says Lee Lucas cxmfessed to Thornton killing
Appeals Court denies r e-hearing for Scotty Scott
Revia\', retrial , disnissal sought for Sootty Soott
Prosecutor ' s office deni es allegations j ustice otstructed
Account by Lucas oontradicts some evidence in case
Henry Lee Lucas arrives in Little Rock for hearing
Henry Lee Lucas testifies he helped kill Betty Thornton
Henry Lucas identified stor e where Thornton was killed
Car Lucas says he drove was sold befor e slaying, Piazza says
Scott attorney says r eport on car is hearsay
Attorneys SJ:'Br on move to get retrial for Scotty Scott
Magazine r eports cbubts exist over some Lucas confessions
Sootty Soott to get net' trial on charge of slaying Thornton
Sootty Soott r e-trial to be in Decanber
Retrial order in Soott case to be appealed
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THORN'IDN RAY
Revie.w of Thornton took on Stei:tiens family
Urges oooperation among all oolleges in Arkansas
Speaks at Arkansas Peace Center function
'IBOOGH!' TRANSFERENCE
see also - Modus Inc
TIM30 SClICXL DISTRICl'
Seniors use trip funds to piy for funeral of classmate
Students oorranended by Pres Reagan for unselfish act
TITAN MISSILES
TOAD SUCK FERRY
see - Arkansas River
'IOBACCD
Niootine che.wing gum helps smokers give up habit
<lie.wing toba.coo and snuff popular among youth groups
'IDNTITCWN GRAPE FESTIVAL
see - Festivals
TORNAOO ES
see - Storms and Tornad:>es
'IDSCD CORP
Employees seek to tuy ref inery at El torad:>
'IOURISM INOOSI'RY
see also - Arkansas Tourism Developnent Foundation
see also - Boats and Boating
see also - Gambling
see also - Tanyard Springs Village
Partners in Tourism program has been effective in Arkansas
Hotel oonstruction benefits widely spread in eoonorey
Survey of travel pitterns in Pulaski C.Ounty
Tours keep ferry afloat on Lake Norfork
World Fair at Ne.w Orleans was toon for Arkansas
TOXICDLOOIO\L RESFAROI
see - National Center for Toxioological Research
TRACK AND FIELD - COLLEGE MEN
UA Razorba.cks r etain SWC ind:>or title
UA Razorba.cks leap to national indoor title
southern Arkansas Univ wins AIC championship
UA Razorba.cks win Southwest C.Onference championship
UA relay team nearly disqual ified at NC'AA by Texas protest
Texas j ea.lousy was factor in protest of UA, writer says
UA Razorba.cks win Southwest C.Onf title in Cross C.Ountry
university of Ark ranked best in nation in oollege teams
UA Razorba.cks win NC'AA Cross C.Ountry championship
TRACDR MBA
Firm made 9 safety violationsr OSHA says in proposing fines
TRADE SClIOCLS
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Reducing sex bias involves promoting women in career fields
Board approves oonstruction at eight trade schools
Pipe Trades Training Center at LR provides skilled labor
C.Onsolidation with cx:>mmUili ty oolls study offered to ALC
Sen Ben Allen tells Dr Ballard to end r eport on merger
TRADE UNIONS
see - Lalx>r and Trade Unions
TRAFFIC
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY
see also - DEOueen
see also - Little Rock-R>lice and Law Enforcement
see also - Marianna School District
Grant to Fbrt Smith police r6:luires quota of IWI arrests
C.Ontract with Fbrt Smith police questioned by AO..U
Fleeing car driven by youth kills 1 , inj ures 7 others
Rodney Darrell Bennett, 16 , charged in traffic death
Teachers in Jonesboro school bus wreck not oovered by ins
C.Ourt rules IWI law became effective on date approved
Fayetteville students driven bane if drinking
Fbrt Smith restaurant tries to curb drunken driving
Latest weapon against drunken driving is device called IBAD
Radar detectors popular and legal in Arkansas
Wucation is intent of law r6:luiring safety seat for child
Survey rE.'1.7eals 71 pct in Arkansas Cb not use seat belts
C.Ontinental Trailways bJ.s wreck at Protho inj ur es 20
case that may be threat to IWI law is befor e Supr ane Court
IWI law dealt blew, lent support by Ark Suprane C.Ourt
Many questions being raised on l)l! law
Joe K Mc.<:arty charged with IWI at Maumelle
Trail er rig hits Junction City school bJ.s , inj uring 32
R D Bennett, 17 , sentenced to prison in fatal auto crash case
Rodney D Bennett, 16 , to begin prison term for deaths
Arkansas IWI law again upheld by state Suprane C.Ourt
R6:lui red use of seat belts to be oonsidered by Legislatur e
Bob Teague calls mandatory seat belt bill educational
Harold F Jones Jr gets 2-yr term in IWI case f ran 1983
Reduction asked in term of Harold F Jones Jr
Five Conway Cbunty men drowned when truck overturned in creek
Prison term for Harold F Jones Jr reduced to one year
Field sobriety tests tougher with IWI law, police say
Many groups j oin police in praise of 55-nq;:h l.ilnit
Chart of Ark motor vehicl e accidents and fatal ities, 1 973-82
Legis to oonsider r6:lui ring use of safety belts in autos
TRAll. RIClIARD
Fbrmer Arkansas Razorback football player di es at age 39
TRAll.S
see - Parks and Recr eation
TRAIN srATION
see - Little Rock-Buildings
TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
see - Meditation
TRANSPLANTS OF HUMAN BODY PARTS
see - Human Body
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ARFJ\NSAS GAZ E.'l"l'E INDEX 1984
DATE
TRANSIDRTATION
see also - Ai rl ines
TREECE MARK
see also - Little Rock-Iblice and Law Fnforcement
TREES AND SHRUBS
Largest chiJ:XIuapin tree in state is near Hot Springs
stan McDaniel. creates topiary animals f ran shrubs on lawn
TRESPASS
Rul ing by Ark Supr ane Ct upholds 1959 trespiss law
TreSp:iSS involved Kmart enployees checking Wal Mart prices
Legislative pinel. amends proposed bill on tresp:iss
Tougher tresp:iss laws could curtail htmting, recr eational use
Legislative conun acbpts bill to tighten Ark law on tresp:iss
Joe Mosby says slobs cause tresi:ass law headaches
TRIVIAL RJRSUIT
see - Games
TR(JIYl'ER SCDTr
scor es Clinton action on AP&L and Middle South Util ities
TROOTT RCBERT
Bid to reduce b:md r efused � judge
Robert Spears tel.ls court he has permanent facilal inj uries
Testifies he had no ties to beating of Robert Spears
Robert Spears wins $2 . 57 million j udgnent against Troutt
Seeks retrial or rut in amomt of j ud<}llent against him
Judge will deny ne.w trial if Spears takes l esser j udgnent amt
Robert Spears agr ees to accept hal f of award against Troutt
Asks disnissal of his suit against Tonm¥ Robinson
Troutt sent to j ail as lx>ndsman released fran duties
Ranains in comty jail in lieu of $150 , 000 appeal lx>nd
Released fran j ail after lx>nd is reinstated
Donna ' s Bail Bonds seeks ma.cellation of Troutt lx>nd
Assigns policy rights to Robert Spears to settle award
Settlanent gives Spears right to sue insurance firms
Battery conviction UI=held, lx>ndsman arrests Troutt
Troutt enters prison to start serving term
Arkansas Suprane ct r efuses rEquest for re11 i e.w of case
Sues two lx>ndsmen who surrendered him to court officials
TROXELL A J
Career in agri capped � charter manbership in society
TRUCKS AND TRUCI<IJ:;G lNIXJSI'RY
see also - Vehicles
Repr David Matthe.ws wants Legis session on truck taxes
Clinton gives no suppor t to tax credit for r etal iatory fees
Registration switching to Illinois to avoid tax law
Ton-mile tax has brought in $19 million in taxes
Challenge of retaliatory tax refused � US Supr ane Court
Gov Clinton to offer plan for Ark and Okla to void truck tax
Three f irms moving licensing bases to Illinois to avoid tax
Highway Comm wants Ark to comter-retaliate against Oklahana
Gov Clinton fears r etal iatory tax could get out of hand
Tax does not drive business fran Ark, AHC contends
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ARKANSAS GAZE.Tl'E lNDEX 19B4
DATE
Fbr estry group a:>mplains about weight limit reduction by AIIC
Articl e discusses issues in challenge of wt tax law
Suit C'hallenges Oklahana tax against Arkansas trucks
Many motorists see trucks as menace to l ife and property
Gary L Brewer dissented on disoount order by commission
Order issued to l et carriers give disoounts to shippers
Henry C Gray suggests r eplacement of weight-distance tax
Private Truck council suit seeks end to r etal iatory taxes
'1RUMANN SOIOCL DISTRICI'
Dispute arises over teacher salary schedule
SUpt Jim COle comments on dispute over :EBY
Teacher salary plan within law, 'l'omr!Y Venters says
TSAI HENRY
TUBULAR CDRIDRATION OF AMERICA
West Helena seeks #30 million urw:; grant to aid plant
Withdraws grant request for steel plant
'IUCKER GARY
see also - Plants
'IUCKER JIM GUY
see also - congress-House District 2
Reportedly under oonsideration for Dem National Corran Climn
Tucker may have chance at natl :EBrty chai rmanship
'lUOOR W A
'IUGGLE MURDER CAS E
State Health Dept program led to suspicion about deaths
:Ebysician had sought oorranibnent of Tuggle to State Hospital
Publ ic def ender appointed for Mrs Tuggle
Debra Sue Tuggle on trial in murder of Tanekia Paxton
Debra Sue Tuggle gets 10-yr term in slaying of child
Term for Tuggle too l ight, father of victim says
Rules of evidence played i:art in trial of Tuggle
Court rules 1974 Tuggle statements may not be used in trial
Charges against Tuggle in death of her sons dismissed
George Paxton dismayed by dismissal of charges
'IURKEYS
see - :Ebultry and Eggs
see also - Wildlife
'IURNBULL PENNY ANN
Suspect held in shooting of Miss Turntull in White County
'IURNER LONNIE
Gov Cl inton r eplaces Turner on Student Loan Authority
'IWlN CITY BANK
State Bd refuses permit for branch in Sherwood area
TYSCN roooo lNC
Officer of NLRB wants vote against union overturned
Acqui res oontrol of Valnac Industries and Tastybi rd Foods
UDEY ED
see also - Vigilantes and Radical ism
UN30RN OIILD AMEND1ENT
see - Birth control
UNDm:DYMENT
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ARKANSl-\S GAZ El'I'E INDEX 1984
DATE
see - labor and Employment
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND COMPENSATION
Repr Iavid Matthews wants more tolerance for recipi ents
wsing money at p:i.rt-time work rul ed no reason to quit
UNION <DUNl'Y JAIL
Samicy Bateman shot while holding another inmate hostage
Samicy Bateman was shot by Union C.Ounty deputy
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF LITl'LE ROCK
Suit alleges discrimination against black employees
Appeals ct told Diane Dockery not coerced to adnit fraud
UNION NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 00
Fi nn sells bldg in Little Rock, tut will stay in city
UNION OF SCNIET SOCIALIST RERJBLICS
Parade Magazine publishes l etter of Terry O' Neal to Andropov
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Thousands attend dedication of new shop at North Little Rock
New shop in NLR will streamline rep:i.i rs
MoPac train derails near C.Otter
UNIONS OF LABOR
see - labor and Trade Unions
UNITED ME'IHODIST aruRC1I
UNITED STATES
see - US
UNITED STATES JAYCEES
Jay Robinson says Ark Jaycees to accept wanen menbers
Arkansas Jaycees meet, discuss ct rul ing on wanen manbers
Jaycettes reorganiz e as Jaycees at Bald Knob
UNIVERSITY HOOPITAL
Racial bias alleged in f iring of nurse Joy E Salnon
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSl-\S
see also - University of Ar kansas at Monticello
Pr esident James E Martin resigns
Ray 'Ihornton ranks high as candidate for most positions
Ray Thornton chosen pr esident of UA system
Top priority for 'Ihornton is choosing OAF chancellor
Faculty at OAF praise choice of 'Ihornton
Bill Cl inton calls Ray Thornton terrific choice
Spectacular campiign made Ray Thornton pr esident
James E Hall igan named president of New Mexico State Univ
Ray Thornton slashes $197 mill ion fran capital proj ect s
Trustees approve $57 . 2 million request for improvements
No tuition increase schedul ed for five campuses for 1984-85
Average salary raises for different campuses
Faculty raises highlight operating budgets for system
Salary raises place campuses near SREB average
Ray 'Ihornton accuses state Building Services of intrusion
Trustees hear state architect obj ections to UALR Ehgr Bldg
Board approves plan for UALR engineering bldg despite protest
Jerry Sanders calls UALR engineering bldg design ridiculous
Grant given for Qual ity Writing Proj ect at four campuses
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ARKANSAS GAZ El'I'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
Study of law schools by out-of-state group sought by QHEC
Trustees ask for study of two law schools in system
Trustees call for law school study by state b:lr group
Pay Thornton says study may show 2 law schools needed
Arkansas Bar Assn Law School Comm to study legal educ in Ark
Ray Thornton asks funds for salary raises, libraries, r�i rs
Ray Thornton says b.ldgets for campuses p:ired to minimum
Summary of actions taken by Board of Trustees at meeting
Trustees have until 1997 to develop Cammack property in LR
State Employees Assn charges threat made to force TIM. plan
UA official says he knows of no threat of j ob over TI.AA
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT FAYE'I'I.'E.Vll.L E
see also - Arctic Anthrop:>logy
see also - Athl etics-COll ege
see also - Basketb:lll-COllege Men
see also - Basketb:lll-COllege Wanen
see also - Pazorta.ck Stadium
see also - Stadiums
see also - TenniS-COllege
see also - Tennis-COllege Men
see also - Track and Fiel.d--O>llege Men
Dr Ronald E Carrier decl ines chancellor p:>st
Faculty dismayed by Carri er decision
Rolx>tics and Autanation Center brings high tech to campus
Camp:lign for Books taken to N� York firms
May buy steam for heating
Insurance Com.p:iny of America to be pr essured to oomplete bldg
Dillard Stor es cbnates $2SO ,OOO for end:>wed chair
Carl S Whillock not candidate for chancellor at UAF
Poor grades by Etiysics students decried by teachers as waste
President Ray Thornton plans r en�ed search for chancellor
Panel named to search for chancellor
Ray Thornton to rel.Ti� plan for athletic & honors cbrm
Survey rel.Teals student ignorance of US geograEtiy
Health and Phys Educ Bldg called substantially complete
Library camp:i.ign brings in gifts of $1 .8S million
Pranise of Fulbright Cbllege discussed in editorial
Cbntract let for engineering building
Bristol-�ers cbnates $10 ,000 to l ibrary improvement proj ect
Library fund gets $2S ,OOO fran Mobile Ebundation
Daisy Bates, James Dickey, Harry Patton get honorary degrees
Distinguished alumni to be honor ed
Hoyt R Purvis di rects Fulbright Institute of Intnl Relations
Groundbr eaking held for new engineering center
Papers of Francis I Gwaltney opened for study
Lily Peter <bnates $100 ,000 for creative writing program
Senate p:lnel approves funds for radiation lab
Brown recluse spider is subj ect of study by Cbllis Geren
International Paper cbnates $10,000 for l ibrary fund
Board pays $2 million for $4 million worth of Walton stock
Renovation of Old Main exempted in US tax prop:>sal
21S
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ARKANSAS GAZ El"l'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
Bill Fields d:>nates 283-acr e tract of land to UAF
laser r eseardi is important i;art of sci and tedl program
Dr Willard Gatewood named provost and chief operating officer
Darralyn Th rCMer chrged with vandalism at Broyles c.omplex
Library fund to benef it fran i;ay 'IV for athletic games
Florence B Will iams Trust d:>nates $10 ,000 for AV materials
cami;aign for l ibrary books nears $2 .S million goal
Financing plan for Razormck Stadium work, d:>rmr approved
Mr and Mrs w J iwan d:>nate $10 ,000 to encbwment
Ray 'lhornton says r estrictive p:>licies hurt enrollment
College of Fngineering gets md marks fran former student
Athl etic Dept d:>nates $30 , 000 word processor to UA Press
Hallirurton Fdn d:>nates $16 , 000 to University
'lhree r esearchers get $2S7 , 000 defense grant
Authority on pr eppi es attacks UA in book on colleges
'lhree professors i;art of shuttle proj ect to map earth
Papers of Arthur M Harding donated to ardiives
Geology coll ection of S , 000 volll!les d:>nated to l ibrary
College of Fngineering praised by Mark A Thaney
Sacks estate gives $SO , OOO to benef it Qianistry Dept
student dies after 7-story fall fran wilding
Ehgineering Coll receives funds for Weyerhauser fellowship
Trustees urge merger of financing plans for Old Main
William B Gatewood Jr named chancellor
Dr nm Rye r eturns to public schools for fresh insights
cami;aign for Books suri;asses $2 .S mill ion goal
Suit alleges bias by fraternities and sororiti es
J W BellaII¥ chai r estabd in College of Business
Clleating acinitted by 81 pct in survey of students
Planned sal e, leasemck of Old Main hits snag
Computer valued at $200 , 000 given to engineering dept by �
Suit challenging minority sdiolarship program disnissed
Prospects bleak for arrangement for Old Main r enovation
Family of John A Cooper Sr Cbnates $1 mill ion estate to UAF
John A Cooper Conference Center is name chosen for property
Property d:>nated by Coopers is at Cll erokee Village
UNIVERSITY OF .ARI<ANSAS AT Ll'I'l1LE ROCK
see also - Basketb:tl.1-College Men
see also - County Government Training Institute
see also - Tenni s-College Wanen
Law Library damaged by broken water pipe
Chancellor Young makes unaccustaned demands of faculty
Faculty pranotions to be based on research and publishing
Improvements costing $4S mill ion to be requested
Program will produce dual degree in rosiness
Ray Thornton pr esents ideas on excellence search to faculty
Offers to help teadiers pr ep:ire for competency tests
Long hunt for main computer appears to be over
Names of six f inal ists for provost released
Grade assigned by Ms Smith changed by oommittee action
Instructor Ruth Ann Smith asks court to r einstate grade
Plans unveiled for redesigned Engineering Technology Bldg
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ARKANSAS
GAZ E:rl'E INDEX 1984
DATE
Faculty p:mel tables action on new admission standards
Design plan in wilding criticized by state architect
Offers advisory services to businesses
Dr Peter Sherrill questions heavy research role for UALR
Dr Joel E Anderson Jr is new Provost, Vice-Chancellor
Teaching vs r esearch article brings several responses
Grant awarded to train teachers in Human Devel.opnent Centers
Federal ct suit seeks to lower grade assigned Derryberry
Baldwin and Shell is lcw bidder on engineering building
Woodson Walker named to Board of Visitors
Loan to be secur ed to purchase additional land for camp.JS
Bill Graham editorial cartoon collection given to UALR
Frank Whitbeck gift of $125 ,000 will erut>w insurance chai r
Walter E 'lbanas named dean of Engineering Technology School
Papers of Uriah M Rose now in archives on campus
Library materials damaged when water pipe broke in ceil ing
Water damage to materials estimated at $500 ,000
stroud Serv ice Co attanpting to salvage soggy rooks
Estimate of water damage in l ibrary rises
James Allen says estimated number of rooks damaged is rising
UNIVERSITY OF .ARKANSAS AT fvDNTICELLO
.For estry Club tests skills for Conclave
For estry program accredited by American Soc of For esters
Library oollecting Charlie May Simon writings
Celebrating 75th anniversary
UNIVERSITY OF .ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFF
see also - Hackley IJ.oyd V
see also - NUrses and Nursing
Gift of $50 , 000 received fran Fi rstSouth
Increased teacher salaries, improved f iscal oontrol reported
University loses appeal of sex bias case in US Supr ane ct
Dr Hackley says loss of students to white schools hurts UAIB
Grant to fund courses in sciences
Warranty for education graduates to be offered
students get permission to r egister and vote in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Commercial Cbnates stock valued at $22 ,000 to UAIB
Professor Hanners J;a,id l ess because she is white, judge rul es
UNIVERSITY OF .ARKANSAS CDOPERATIVE �ENSION SFRVICE
Judge rules against two who claimed race bias in pranotions
UNIVERSITY OF .ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES
Rorot used in teaching heart ailments to medical students
outstanding seniors honored prior to oommencanent
Dr Henle r eceives grant for cancer research proj ect at UAMS
Graduates scor e highest in federal l icensing exams
Grant of $1 . 8 million given for infant heal th , grcwth study
217
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06/23/84
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ARKANSAS
GAZ Erl'E INDEX 19B4
DATE
List of best specialists l ist 6 with UAMS l ink
Dr Kenneth G Goss first to hold Garnett dlair
Arkansas cancer Research Center fund set up for wilding
Grants given for nine medical research proj ects
Challenge grant of $250 ,000 made to College of Medicine
Mor e admissions order ed by ALC, but no nEM funds provided
Board formed to set p:>licy for Cancer Research Center at UAMS
UNIVERSITY OF ARRANSAS GRADUATE INSl'rrtJTE OF TEXlINCLCGY
Begins nEM graduate degree in engineering management
UNIVERSITY OF ARRANSAS ERESS
Katharine Villard Seckinger named senior editor
Athletic Dept of UA Cbnates $30,000 word processor to Pr ess
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL .ARKANSAS
see also - Basketball-COllege Wanen
see also - Football-COll ege
Fee for Gerald Ford lecture criticized by Robert McCord
Pr esident Jeff Ferris l ists 30 goals for decade
NEM admissions ix>licy will be devised
College of Business Adn receives accr editation
Panel selected to devise admissions ex>ntrol systan
Enrollment of 6 , 2 46 students sets nEM reex>rd
Courses offered at Tucker Unit of Arkansas State Prison
Dr and Mrs J D Mashturn Cbnate $550 ,000 to endowment
URBAN AREAS
Little Rock ranking in SMSAs causes room in eex>n growth
Little Rock SMSA property valuation triples, other changes
URBAN LFIGUE OF ARKANSAS
Samiey' Iavis Jr headlines fund-raiser show for League
umAN RENEWAL
see - Ar ea Planning
US - AIR FORCE
see - Little Rock Air Force Base
US - ARMY CDRPS OF EN2INEERS
Lt Col Iarry S Bonine di rects work in Little Rock District
Little Rock Dist accused of lavish waste of funds at i;arks
List of 26 park sites Arrey auditors want closed or stripped
US - BUIX;EI'
see - US-Finances and Budgets
US - CHILD SUPIORT CDMMISSION
see - Child Suppor t Commission
US - CO?\GRESS
see - Congress
US - COURrS
see also - US-Bankruptcy Court
see also - US-Federal Di strict Court of Eastern Arkansas
see also - US-Federal District Court of Western Arkansas
Courts write law because Cong passes buck, Judge Overton says
Financial statanents offer look at wealth of j udges
Resentment against j udges blossoms in Ark as election i ssue
School merger order of Judge Woods trigger ed election i ssue
US - DEFENSES AND ARMED FORCES
see also - Blytherille Air Force Base
21B
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Dl\TE
US
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see also - Little Rock Air Force Base
see al so - National Guard
Titans in Ark to be last dismantled
Nerve gas funds would be used at Pine Bluff Arsenal
Nerve gas production ta.ck in l::udget
Construction of nerve gas facil ity at Pine Bluff urged
Nerve gas facil ity at Pine Bluff urged by Beryl Anthony
Competition develops to get silo as historic site
Beryl Anthony seeks $10 million for Bigeye facility at m
Nerve gas production at Pine Bluff would use toxic materials
Pr es Regan vc:Med aid on chanical arms , Beryl Anthony says
Beryl Anthony, &:1 Bethune fume over chanical we.pons debate
House turns down chanical we.pons proj ect at Pine Bluff
Senate FSnel cuts funds for dlanical arms proj ect
Fd Bethune asks GAO for formal report on Bigeye Banb study
FC:Mard Moore Jr named cormnander of guided missile frigate
Armed civil ians near Titan silo at Blackwell is cxmcern
OUtsider sighted near Blackwell silo second day
Armed Forces Qualification Test scor es ranked by state
Two plaintiffs in suit on Titan silo blast dispute terms
SAC agrees to transfer Titan site to eligible orgn
Missile silo blast suits settled out of court
Many military personnel reti re in Arkansas
Aging chanical we.pons at Pine Bluff Arsenal cause concern
Paul Jacob arrested in NLR as draft resister by FBI agents
- FARMERS HCNE AI:MINISTRATION
<llicot and Madison County off ices criticiz ed
- FEDERAL BANI<RUPI'CY CDURT
Judge Oiarles W Baker r esigns
James G Mixon named j udge
- FEDERAL DISTRICl' CDURT OF PASTERN ARRANSAS
Case load growing in district
Judge Henry Woods has r ecord to ta.ck his brusqueness
- FEDERAL DISTRICl' CDURT OF WESTERN ARKANSAS
New j udgeship ere.tea for Western District Court
&:1 Bethune says over 20 have applied for newly ere.tea post
&:1 Bethune tells appl icants to discuss issues with him
List of ct cases B ethune wants to discuss with appl icants
Bethune selection process outrages some lawyers
Judge selection process defended by &:1 Bethune
&:1 Bethune defends his process for selecting j udge
Final ists for j udge are O L Adams, W O Kimbrough, E F Coffman
Controversy over Bethune method ref erred to state bar panel
&:1 Bethune accuses Ark Bar of criticism for political gain
&:1 Bethune says Bar Assn criticism is political in natur e
Confirmation of j udge unlikely this yer
White House has not subnitted nominee choice to Senate
&:1 Bethune says he l erned intervie1 system fran MO::l ellan
&:1 Bethune sees politics behind protest of intervie1s
Ol iver L Adams sel ect ed for nomination for new judgeship
State tar resolution against interviEW process may pass
Bar panel condemns method Bethune used to pick nominees
David Pryor says Bethune not honest aoout j udge appnt delay
David Pryor says he will not block j udge appointment
219
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02/09/84 Al.4 3
03/18/84 Al.7 1
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DATE
Jim Jdmson defends Ed Bethune on intervi6'1 process
Fil Bethtme says r esolution ramcbdded through Arkansas Bar
stran 'Ihurmond supports interview method of Fil Bethtme
Too late to name j udge this session, Fil Bethtme says
Fil Bethtme, John W Walker debate selection process
US - FEDERAL ENERiY RH;ULATORY CDMMISSION
see also - southwestern Electric Power Co
US - FINANCE AND BUOO EIS
Aar\Y Engineers propose to spend over $7 mill ion in Arkansas
Defense proj ect s in Ark slated for $700 million in rudget
Cong staff told al:out Ark systan for keeping balanced rudget
state 29th in share of federal rudget expenditur es
List of proj ect ftmds voted for Arkansas
US - JUSl'ICE DEPAR'IMENT
see al so - Arkansas-R:>litics and Elections
US - NATIONAL AERCNAUTICS AND SPACE AD1INISTRATION
Idea of Mtn Pine student chosen for S:EElce study
US - 'NAVY
see - U�Defenses and Armed Forces
US - WCLFAR REGULATORY NJ ENCY
US - RJRAL ELEC!'RIFICATION AmINISTRATION
see also - Bethune Ed
Regional meeting in LR to hear Walter �ndale
Walter Mondale addresses group in Little Rock
US - SECREr SERVICE
Gary sorrels is former agent who protected pr esidents
USURY
see - Credit
VACATIONS
Annual vacation guide publ ished
VACCINATION AND VACCINES
Judge r efuses to exempt. Cook child fran shots
Cook child placed in custody of social Services Dept
Court orders stay of order on Cook child
Heard family files $500 , 000 suit against off icials over shots
Justin n>uglas Cook now enrolled in Louisiana school
Chiropractors barred f ran exempting school children
Cook parents held innocent, rut shots must be given to son
Heard childr en get exanpt.ion fran taking shots
Justin n>uglas Cook wins exemption on shots
vror HCWARD
V.AGRANCY AND V.AGRANTS
VALMAC INOOSl'RIES
see also - fyson Foods Inc
VANCE ERIC MURDER CASE
Chris Hudson charged with ca.pital nurder at Ash Flat
VAN!l\LISM
see also - Floods
see also - Foxwood Cotmtry Club
220
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DATE
see also - Public School Crime and Vandal ism
see also - University of Arkansas at .Fayetteville
Littie Rock Water Works sues students who swam in tank
Testimony ends in suit over swimming in LR water tank
VANDER JPGT GUY
Camp:ii gn s in Ark for Judy Petty in race for Congress
VPSJ.UE2 MIGUEL
see also - Horton Wanda. M Murder Case
VAUGHAN JERRELL J.l.URDER CASE
James Dean Walker loses appeal for new trial
Latest decision followed court rule change
Interesting aspects of Walker ruling discussed
El\i'idence was furnished by Peggy Davidson
Ne1 evidence involves diary of Russell Kumpe
Ne1 trial to be sought for Walker
W C BentlE:Y says he has r ecording of Walker oonfession
BentlE:Y intervie1s several persons in Walker case
State Trooper Ray Carnahan says Walker admitted kill ing
James Dean Walker says he was used as a scapegoat
Serial number of pi stol found at slaying site not on l ist
State argues against r etrial for James Dean Walker
US Supr ane ct allows Walker to ranain in federal custody
Olarles W Holloway says Gene Barrentine admitted fatal shot
Appeals ct orders hearing on Walker claim of new evidence
Date set for hearing new evidence in case
Court rul es affida.vit denying Walker fired shot can be used
James Dean Walker to be subj ect of CBS-'IV IIDVie
Some of Walker ' s evidence called inadmissibl e
Russell F Kumpe sought intervie1 with Arkansas Gazette
Russell F Kumpe tells r eporter he saw Walker shoot Vaughan
Bullet holes in vehicles were not mentioned in other trials
Walker attorneys f ile :µipers for hearing
Article reviews effort of James Dean Walker to be released
Jailhouse letters of James Dean Walker to !Might Linkous
Justice Fund estabd to aid effort for new trial for Walker
.Favorable sentiment for Walker hit peak, but clanency denied
State r�uests that some testimorw be barred f ran hearing
Disoouragement , 2 transfers pr eceded Walker ' s 1975 escape
Walker l etters to Linkous shed no new light on slaying
James Dean Walker moved to Russellville j ail to await hearing
Secret tape allgedly made of Russell F Kumpe talk alx>ut case
Judge Henry Woods orders i ssues limited in Walker hearing
Musician B J stone cbnates to James Dean Walker Fund
Kumpe may have been r ecorded by secret systan at prison
W A Tudor says he sent no CX>P.f of transcript to McDonald
Russell Kumpe testifies he does not rananber talk alx>ut gun
Gene Barentine was officer who stopped car in 1963
Hearing for Walker attracts Mike .Farrell, Jessica Mitford
Kumpe says he sort of put Mike Masterson on in intervie1
Russell Kumpe denies making several statanents as publ ished
Russell Kumpe tells j udge he saw Walker shoot Vaughan
Peggy Davidson testifies alx>ut statanents by Russell Kumpe
Paul McDonald and W A Tucbr called to testify in hearing
221
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Transcript: of alleged 1963 conversation by Kt.nnpe is discussed
Vaughan' s wiCk:>w and son attend hearing
Robert Moor e testifies at hearing that he saw shooting
May have shot Vaughan as r eflex to gunfire. Walker testifies
Tape of Cll ristian testimony by James Walker played in oourt
Jimrr¥ Karam testifies at hearing for James Dean Walker
James Dean Walker continues testimony at hearing
Walker says discovery gun was loaded changed his viav
Reoor ds show Robert Moor e served time in Cmmnins Prison
Walker suppor ters turn out for hearing wearing white ribbons
Mood during hearing is a far cry fran trials in 1960s
Robert Lynn Moor e was charged in 1976 with theatening pol ice
Robert L Moor e testifies he did not know Walker in prison
Robert Moore insists testimony wrong on his arrest
Ex-convict B R Woodyard says he taped Kt.llnpe talk at prison
Reoords show Robert Moore had 20 contacts with NLR police
State says evidence by Walker atty strengthens state ' s case
Judge Henry Woods denies nS>T trial for James Dean Walker
VAUGHr W 0
Planning 20th visit to Holy land
VEHICLES
Most common motor vehicles in Ark l isted
VENHAUS OON
see also - Pulaski County-Judge
see also - Taxation
VENTERS 'IDMMY
see also - Publ ic School Statistics
VENTERS 'IDMMY
see also - Ar kansas-Eilucation Dep:irbnent
VERTAC ClIEMICAL CDRP
see al so - Pollution
VEl'ERANS
see also - Ch anicals
see also - Last Man Club of World War I
see also - .Monuments and Manor ials
VE.TERANS AIJ.iINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER 'AT LITTL E ROCK
Arkansas probably will not acquire bldg for state use
VEl'ERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
VE.TERINARY MEDICINE
House calls by veterinarians increasing
VIE.TNAMESE CDNFLICI'
see also - Monuments and Manorial s
VIGILANTES A N D RAD ICALISM
Leonard Ginter to go on trial in slaying of Gene Matthe:ws
Posse Comitatus holds meet at Batesville
Murder trial of Leonard and Norma Ginter delayed
Fd Udey case grav out of Goroon Kahl incident
Fd Udey sues Judge Waters, other federal court officials
Leonard Ginter asks Supr ane Ct to dismiss murder charge
Chester Houston convicted of terroristic threatening
El\i'idence on fire rul ed usabl e in Ginter trial
A5P Di rector Goodwin works on plan to identify troublanakers
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10/05/84
10/05/84
10/07/84
1 0/07/84
1 0/13/84
10/13/84
1 0/14/84
1 0/21/84
11/03/84
12/07/84
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09/23/84 COl 2
01/05/84 BOl 3
07/17/84 BOl 2
01/16/84 BOl 3
08/26/84 AOl 3
0 2/13/84
03/06/84
03/13/84
03/13/84
05/10/84
05/13/84
06/12/84
07/04/84
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ARKANSAS
DATE
Kurt Saxon, Duncan Long comment on Snell shooting of trooper
Leaders suggest Richard Snell not repr of true survival ists
Steps taken to protect State Police fran extranist groups
Gov Bill Cl inton wants law to control extranists
Law would forbid :paramil itary training for civil disorders
Plan to list extranists draws concern of ACLU, NRA
State Supr ane Ct refuses to allCM rel ease of Leonard Ginter
Missouri law on survivalists is effective, lawmaker says
CSA elder seeks meeting with Gov Bill Clinton on church aims
CSA l eader says group not :part of puamilitary organization
CSA spokesman says Richard Snell did visit group
Zarep:ith Horeb (CSA) elder says church not puamilitary
Kerry Noble says CSA group spl it over mil itary :matters
Kurt Saxon agr ees CSA not a survivalist group
steve Cl.ark comments on proposed law on piramil itarism
Reprs of Bill Cl inton, State Police meet with CSA l eaders
Law enforcement officers meet at Russellville, trade data
CSA seeks to dispel piramilitary image
Talk of listing subversives surfaced in Ark in 1 969
survivalists, gun violence should not be l inked, M:>sby says
CSA plans to stay on Marion County property despite notice
covenant, Arm and Sword of the Lord is name used by CSA
Request of Leonard Ginter for release fran j ail denied
CSA group gets ten days to leave Marion County land
Kerry Noble sues for right to visit Richard W Snell
Leonard Ginter to go on trial in slaying of Gene Matthavs
Matthavs slain last year during Kahl arrest attanpt
Tight security planned for trial of Leonard Ginter
Leonard Ginter gets 8-yr term on reduced charge
Trial had started when Leonard Ginter entered plea
Leonard Ginter moved to j ail at Benton
Leonard Ginter sent to Texarkana federal j ail
C.Ourt order to leave land will be ignor ed by CSA
Businessman may buy land, turn it over to CSA use
CSA l eader Jim Ellison flees fran officers at Yellville
Jack Fr edericks , of Branson, loans CSA funds for land
Jim Ell ison allegedly purchased guns used by Snell in slaying
Jim Ell ison fail ed to appear before federal Grand Jury
Leonard Ginter moved to federal prison in Oklahana
CSA spokesman says Jim Ellison is safe
CSA leader Jim Ellison r el eased on signature bond
Land purchased by Jack Fr edericks, turned over to CSA
CSA mentioned in talk by di rector of US Marshal Service
Extranists pose serious problan, di rector of US Marshals says
Norma Ginter gets sepirate trial on capital nurder charge
CSA discussed by national columnist , Lars-Erik Nelson
CSA l eaders K Noble and J Ellison attend trial of R W Snell
Conviction of Arkansans for hartoring Kahl upheld
F.d Udey and Arthur Russell were convicted of harboring Kahl
Leonard and Norma Ginter wer e convicted of harboring Kahl
Capital nurder charges against Norma Ginter dismissed
VILLHi E ffiEEK, WHITE RIVER AND MAYBERRY DRAINPGE DISTRicr
see - Floods
VILL IN ES FLOYD G
223
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07/08/84
07/12/84
07/12/84
07/16/84
07/17/84
07/18/84
07/20/84
07/20/84
07/20/84
07/20/84
07/20/84
07/21/84
07/25/84
07/27/84
07/28/84
07/29/84
08/01/84
08/05/84
08/ll/84
08/ll/84
08/ll/84
08/25/84
08/25/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
08/26/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
08/28/84
08/31/84
09/01/84
09/05/84
09/06/84
09/06/84
09/06/84
09/06/84
09/07/84
09/07/84
09/08/84
09/21/84
09/28/84
09/28/84
1 0/09/84
10/21/84
11/02/84
ll/08/84
11/08/84
11/08/84
12/01/84
PAG C
A09
A09
Al3
AOl
AOl
AOl
B02
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
BOl
All
A0 5
B02
Al5
All
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A03
A03
A0 5
A06
A06
AOl
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BOl
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1
ARKANSAS
GAZ E1'TE lNDEX 1984
DATE
VILONIA SOICXL DISTRICI'
Suit against toard over dances is dianissed
VINSCN B FINLEY
see also - Arkansas Gazette Co
VIN'IDN FREFM\N E
Ebener bank officer dies
VIOLE!' HILL SOIOCL DISTRICI'
calico Rock voters def eat merger plan
VITAL srATISTICS
see - Arkansas-R>pulation and Vital Statistics
VOCATIONAL SOIOCLS
see - Trade Schools
VOCATIONAL TRAINThG
see - Public School Vocational Frluca.tion
see - Trade Schools
VCXiLER C'ARCLYN
see also - Births
VOI'ER RB3ISTRATION
see - Arkansas-R>litics and Elections
varm; RIQUJREMENTS
see - Arkansas-R>l itics and Elections
VOOGHI' <DRP
Auditors say Arny overp:lid firm $1 . 9 million
Anr!Y contract for $407 million goes to Camden plant
WArl'E JAMFS E MURDER CAS E
Enplcy-ee shot to death at Pleasure Bai7ling Lanes i n LR
WAI.BEK;, HERBERT J
WALKER JAMFS DEAN
WALKER IDNTRFA MURDER CASE
Iarrel.l Woods and Prescilla Walker arrested in death of baby
WALKER PRESCILLA
see also - Walker Montrea Murder case
WALKER WOODSCN D
see also - Arkansas-Corrections Board
WALLACE IOUG
see also - Danocratic Party
WALLACE LARRY
see also - Legislature-Ethics
WALIWOR'IH MARGAREI'
WALMART S'IDRES INC
see also - Tres}:Klss
Fi rm ai7ned by Waltons is profitable
Nike Inc suit call ed mal icious
Report shai7s sales up
Convention brings 6 ,000 managers to Little Rock
Reports sales of $4 .6 billion last year
Lawsuit alleges videotaping of wanen in dressing roans
Sales up 40 pct during first half of current year
Court dismisses suit alleging videotaping of wanen in stor e
224
PAG C
02/18/84 A0 4 5
08/28/84 Al.0 3
11/01/84 A06 6
01/18/84 BOl 2
11/30/84 Al.5 4
11/29/84 A03 3
12/21/84 A21 2
01/01/84
01/12/84
02/07/84
02/13/84
03/06/84
05/18/84
08/11/84
10/03/84
B0 4
DOS
COB
A03
C06
Al.3
C07
A03
5
1
4
4
1
6
6
4
ARKANSAS
GAZE.Tl'E INDEX 1984
DA.TE
WALTERS AN'IHONY LYNN
see also - Hughes Larry Gene Murder Case
WAL'ION ENTERPRISES
Sells UA $4 million worth of stock for $2 mill ion
WAL'ION SAM
see also - Walmart Stores Inc
Listed among most influential. Arkansans
Wealth of 2nd richest American estimated at $2 .3 bill ion
Walton says publ icity on wealth bothers him
WARD JCHN L
Author , former editor j oins faculty at University of Ark
WARNOCK JCIIN NORMAN
see also - �pulist Party
WARREN CINDY
WARREN JAMES J KJRDER C'J\S E
Frankie Parker says Cindy Warren shot him in back last fall
Frankie Parker shot Rogers µ>liceman Ma.uris Ray Feyen
James and Sandra Warren slain at Rogers by Frankie Parker
Pam Warren and Frankie Parker shot in µ>lice station
Pam Warren was former wife of Franki e Parker
Warrens were former in-laws of Frankie Parker
Frankie Parker l isted in fai r oondition in hospital
WARREN PAM
WARREN SANDRA
see - Warren James J Murder Case
W�ClJRNE :EDVARD PAYSCN
see also - Art
WASHnl;'ION CDUNI'Y JAIL
Facil ity fails standards inspection
Former irnnate testifies that oonditions are terrible
Suit settled over l iving conditions in j ail
Panel asks order to improve or close j ail
Facility to r anain open until hearing held
Voters approve new j ail
Jail may stay open if oonditions are met
WASSFLL HEmERT LYNN JR
Killed in ai rplane accident near Fayetteville
WASTE MATERIALS
see also - Nuclear Wastes
see also - �llution
Revision of solid waste law proµ>sed
Jonesboro r esidents anger PC&E over landfill
PC&E grants permit for Jonesboro landfill
Construction of landf ill in Saline Co blocked by Suprene Ct
Fayetteville plan to sell steam to UA meets obstacles
Contract for steam generated by incinerator approved by UA
Jonesboro permit approved by PC&E over obj ections
Giant oomi;:actor r eplaces trash dump in Carlisle
WATER
see also - Floods
Steve Clark starts drive for water oode for Arkansas
225
P.AG C
06/23/84 A06 1
09/03/84 001 3
09/18/84 AOl 5
09/19/84 D06 2
08/14/84 A04 4
11/06/84
11/06/84
11/06/84
11/06/84
11/06/84
11/06/84
11/07/84
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
AOl
A06
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
0 2/24/84
05/04/84
05/18/84
0 8/23/84
10/24/84
11/08/84
11/21/84
A05
A08
Al2
BOl
BOl
Al5
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1
1
1
5
2
5
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0 4/05/84 AOl 2
01/09/84
01/22/84
01/28/84
03/27/84
05/03/84
0 5/26/84
07/07/84
12/01/84
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A0 4
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01/06/84 A03 3
ARKANSAS GAZ ET.l'E lNDEX 19B4
mTE
Agriculture groups want surface water plan before code
John P Saxton wants Grand Prai rie water for Cbmestic use
study of East Ark water to be made
Ehgineers to study water problans in east Arkansas
Court rul ing on reasonable use during drought discussed
Defeated code had instream flow provision for wildl ife
Farmers and l:x>nd dealers helped def eat proposed water code
r-k>st water law in Ark is based on murky court decisions
State water code bill sent to legislative a:mmittee
Inadequate funds , delays stalling proj ects in Arkansas
Texas may still be eyeing Arkansas water for i rrigation
Importing water for Texas i rrigation called a pipe dream
Pipel ine to carry Millwood Lake water to Texarkana, Texas
Water dists in SW Ark becoming more active in water matters
'I.Wo bills in Cong could help Texas take Ark water
Group wants Grand Prai rie Irrigation Di.st l ines redrawn
Suit alleges Taylor Bay silt caused by Arrr!Y F.ngineers proj ect
SOil and Water Cons Comm urges dist for Grand Prairie
Bill presented on creating districts in areas of shortage
Ten publ ic hearings to be held on proposal to regulate use
David Pryor f ights to bar transfer of water out of Arkansas
Public hearings planned on proposed state water code
Steve Clark says proposed water code will not work
Irrigation district for Grand Prai ri e officially approved
Irrigation dist for Grand Prairie will use White River
Publ ic hearing on proposed water code held at McGehee
Change in law needed, Jake Hartz Jr says
Inter ests cl.ash at water code hearing at Batesville
Large crowd attends public hearing at Jonesl:x>ro on water law
David Pryor di scusses coming batUe with Texas over water
Legal def initions l:x>g down hearing on proposed water code
US House J;SSSes bill barring transfer of Ark water to Texas
Hearings on proposed water code have drawn crowds
Bill protecting Ark water fran export signed into law
Panel told r egulations should include groundwater
Proposed water quality standa.rcs r eleased by PC&E
Denands made for aCbption of a state water code
Northwest Ark group OPEX>ses draft of water code
Ne1 law would not tan exportation of water to Texas
Oppo sition lessens to inclusion of grouncwater in code
Legislative p:inel named to revise state water bill
Tougher code makes concessions to industrial interests
Tougher standards approved by PC&E Comm
State Repr Lloyd George active in drive for water code law
Version of code bill defeated in 1983 to be offered again
Minor changes made in water code plan
Water code bill contains provisions on grouncwater
Water code bill to face competition fran another version
Water code bill voted by Joint Legis i;anel for Legis vote
WATER AND AIR FOLLTJI'ION CDNTRCL ACT!
see - R:>llution
WATER CDDF.S
see - Water
WATER DISTRI<JrS
226
01/20/84
02/01/84
02/0l/B4
02/29/B4
03/04/B4
03/04/84
03/04/84
03/04/B4
03/2B/84
0 4/04/84
04/09/84
05/06/B4
0 5/07/B4
05/07/B4
05/20/84
06/06/B4
06/10/B4
06/12/84
06/15/84
07/12/84
07/2B/84
OB/10/B4
OB/1B/B4
OB/24/B4
OB/25/84
OB/30/B4
08/31/84
09/05/84
09/06/84
09/10/84
09/11/84
09/15/84
09/16/B4
09/29/84
09/29/B4
09/29/B4
10/03/B4
10/05/84
10/07/84
10/16/84
1 0/19/84
ll/17/B4
ll/17/B4
11/19/84
11/19/84
11/21/84
12/18/B4
12/1B/B4
12/1B/B4
P.AG C
A09
Al4
Al4
DOB
Al6
Al6
Al6
Al6
A06
D07
A07
AOl
AOl
AOl
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BOB
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AOB
BOl
A03
A09
B02
A03
A03
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A06
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A0 4
A03
A03
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1
1
3
3
3
ARKAN SAS
GAZ E.Tl'E INDEX 1984
mTE
see - Water
WATER IDLLUI'ION
see - Pollution
WATER QUALITY
see - :Ebllution
WATER SUPPLY
see also - Little Rock-Water Works
see also - Nano Vista School District
Suggested use of Arkansas River for drinking debated
Two districts clash on getting service to Gurcbn
WATER SUPPLY - LrrrL E ROCK
see also - Vandal ism
WATERS H FRANKLIN
see also - Vigilantes
WATl'ENSNV WILILIFE MANM;EMEN!' ARFA
see - Wildlife
WFAL'IHY PERSCNS
see - Millionaires and Billionaires
WFAR ERIC
Named a Rhodes Scholar
WEATHER
see also - Agriculture
see also - storms and Tornacbes
Warmer weather ends r ecord lCMs
Little Rock had coldest Decanber ever recorded in city
Severe oold caused 31 deaths in Arkansas
I.aw Library of UALR damaged by broken pipe
Weather has claimed 32 lives in state
Hard freeze will incr ease util ity bills
Heating bills to cbuble or triple
Another victim of weather found
Travel ers advisory issued
State gets another snow
Snow falling across state
Snow, ice r eturn to Arkansas
Frigid wind gusts knock out power for 1 5 , 000 custaners
Snow begins falling in north Arkansas
North Ark gets up to 1 0 inches of slushy snow
Snow forces power failur es across North Arkansas
Thunderstorms, heavy rain and wind moves across state
Central Arkansas gets f ive inches of snow
Light snow falls across North Arkansas
Tanperatur es reach mid-80s in Arkansas
Heat pran:Et;s warning on weather-related illnesses
Extrane heat blamed for death of Izard County youth
state gets hottest weather of year
Tanperatur e drops to freezing mark at Fayetteville
Flash flood watch issued as heavy rain soaks state
Ra.infall totals for October unusually high
Rainfall records broken at 71 locations during October
state gets sleet and snow
Travel made hazarcbus by snow and sleet
Tanperature cl i.mi:s to 75 in some areas of Ark
Records set around state in unseasonable warm weather
227
PAG C
10/ll/84 BOl 2
11/15/84 A08 1
12/16/84 A25 1
01/01/84
01/02/84
01/03/84
01/03/84
01/04/84
01/07/84
01/08/84
01/08/84
01/13/84
01/16/84
01/18/84
01/19/84
02/06/84
0 2/27/84
02/28/84
02/28/84
03/05/84
03/ll/84
04/01/84
04/22/84
07/10/84
07/12/84
08/30/84
10/01/84
10/07/84
10/16/84
11/10/84
12/05/84
12/06/84
12/16/84
12/30/84
A03
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AOl
A04
A03
BOl
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A03
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AOl
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A06
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5
ARKANSAS GAZ EI"I'E INDEX 1984
DATE
WEAVER NELL
WEBB B67ERLY
see al so - Basketball-COllege Wanen
WEBsrER ROY
WEOO SAM
WELF2\RE
see also - Medicaid
see also - Ibverty
Ibor children hurt by state, US changes in AFDC rules
Food stamp r ecipients urged to report suspected fraud
Gov Clinton wants trust fund to IBY for indigent health care
WELLS JCHN F
see al so - Ar kansas-contracts and Purchasing
WELLS TRAVIS
Little Rock physician dies
PAG C
04/10/84 001 6
09/04/84 001 2
12/05/84 001 2
11/02/84 Al.8 6
WENTZ MERRI'rl'
see al so - Arkansas Tech University
WEET mN
Cbnunents on new federal report on decline in college quality
WEET MEMmIS
Resignation of Mayor Leo Cllibnan requested by blacks
Mayor Leo Cll ibnan says he will not be pr essur ed
WEST PAUL MURDER C'AS E
Body of Fayetteville man found at his place of business
WESTERN GROVE SCHOL DISTRIC!'
State Supr ane Ct orders Mrs Strain reinstated, tack pay
WESTERN '!UBE .AND OONWrl' <DRP
Fi rm plans to ruild plant at Little Rock
WESTSIDE SCECXL DISTRIC!'
Officials point to need for careful planning in mergers
11/13/84 00 2 1
02/18/84 00 8 1
03/04/84 Al.6 1
08/04/84 A0 4 6
03/29/84 Al.3 4
06/20/84 A03 1
08/21/84 A06 1
WE.'lLANOO
see - Silamps and Wetlands
WEYERHAEDSER <DRP
see also - Ibllution
WHAR'lm WILLIAM L
see al so - Legal Profession
WHEIS'IDNE BERNARD
see al so - Legal Profession
WHILLOCK CARL
see al so - Arkansas Electric Cooperative Cbrp
WHIPPIN;
see - Public School student Cbnduct
<DRP
Fort Smith plant to lay off 400 anployees
Fi rm to spend $44 million improving Fort Smith plant
WHISKEY
see - Alcohol ic Beverages
WHISNER BDNS B ERT.RAM
Reti red Brig Gen Whisner dies at Hot Springs
WHrrBECK FRANK
WHIRL:EOOL
228
0 4/19/84 AOl 4
06/08/84 COB 2
09/30/84 p;;.7 6
ARKANSAS
GAZ EPI'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
Sponsors bi rthday i;arty for Leap Year babies
Establishes $100 , 000 scholarship fund at Missouri college
Gift of $125 , 000 will endow insurance chai r at UALR
WHITE FRANK
see also - Bal&in United Corp
Oppo ses state takeover of AP&L
Says he may again seek political off ice
Sees need for special session of Arkansas Legislature
Urges special session of Legis to aid police
cal.ls on Geraldine Ferraro to release husband ' s tax returns
May make bid for US Senate or Governor in 1986 . White says
WHITE GAY
Letter suppor ts i;ay raises for state employees
WHITE HALL SOIOOL DISTRICI1
School named among 202 outstanding schools in US
WHITE JClIN PAUL
.Ebrmer AP&L official dies at age 77
WHITE RIVER
see also - Rivers
Government agencies oppose gravel operation in Izard County
Creation of irrigation district on Grand Prai rie upheld
Water withdrawal request spurs questions. obj ections
Irrigation district for Grand Prai rie approved by court
Fi nn gets permit to mine gravel bar in Izard County
WHITSCN BCBBY JOE JR MURDER O\S E
Tracy Kent Novak and Darren James Landis face murder charge
Novak gets l ife without i;arole, Landis found innocent
WIOOER JClIN
WIGGER AUDIE
see also - Taxation
Wll.D RIVER CDUNl'RY
Developers will i;ay taxes
Opponents of i;ark question use of tax funds for pranotion
No petition f il ed for vote on i;ark
NLR Adverti sing and Pranotion C.orran pranotes i;ark
Opponents get free TV time to state position
Map shCMs proposed location in Burns Park
Gazette urges defeat of Burns Park site
North Little Rock voters turn d:>wn Burns Park site
Developers study site in Little Rock
Developers select new site outside Burns Park
Plans for water i;ark are on schedule
WILDERNESS AND NATURAL ARE115
see also - Rivers
Feel ings run high over bill to add 11 sites in Arkansas
Beryl Anthony calls for concessions on designation of sites
Senate i;anel hears 9 hrs of debate at Little Rock hearing
Editorial on wilderness hearings in Little Rock
Sen John TCMer of Texas will co-sponsor bill in Congress
Letter of suppor t for 11 roor e areas in Arkansas
Atlantic Richfield plans to drill near proposed areas in Ark
Holland Bottans in Pulaski and Lonoke may be bought by state
Two more oil finns obj ect to mor e Ouachita Mtns wilderness
229
PAG C
0 2/27/84 AO? 2
0 4/03/84 AlO 6
1 1/16/84 A08 1
02/13/84
0 4/13/84
07/12/84
07/23/84
0 8/15/84
09/26/84
A03
A05
A04
AO?
AO?
A09
4
2
1
4
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1
06/28/84 AlO 4
06/15/84 A05 2
09/11/84 A06 3
01/13/84
01/31/84
05/06/84
08/25/84
10/05/84
A0 4
A03
Al5
A03
A06
6
1
1
1
3
0 4/18/84 A06 5
12/12/84 BO S 4
01/17/84
01/22/84
01/28/84
01/29/84
02/01/84
02/05/84
02/07/84
02/08/84
02/09/84
03/15/84
11/01/84
A0 5
Al?
BOS
A20
AlO
AOl
AlO
AOl
A03
AO?
D06
2
5
4
1
1
2
1
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1
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02/05/84
0 2/11/84
02/16/84
02/18/84
02/24/84
03/29/84
04/07/84
0 4/26/84
04/26/84
Al8
A04
A06
Al4
CO?
Al4
AOl
BOl
D06
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1
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1
2
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2
ARKANSAS GAZEl'I'E lNDEX 1984
mTE
Senate pmel approves 10 areas of OLark, Ouachita For ests
Amendment may j eo:tardize House :tassage of bill
Wilderness bill stalled in Senate is in deep troubl e
Dal e Bumpers hits Texaco stand on Ouachita Mtns wilderness
Senate votes to declar e 117 , 000 acr es in Ark wilderness land
Provision wanted by timber firms stripped fran bill in Sen
US House :tanel rushing to consider wilderness bill
Compranise sought on wilderness bill in Congress
Beryl Anthony sees im:tasse on wilderness bill
Consideration of wilderness bill delayed
Dale Bumpers, Beryl Anthony fail to reach accord on bill
Flatside area is at heart of disagreanent over bill
Proposed compranises on wilderness bill outlined
Wilderness bill could be killed, Anthony aide says
Areas included in compranise bill listed
Compromise agreanent made to protect 91 ,1 00 acr es
Compromise approved by :tanel , may win final approval soon
Green Bay Packaging Inc critical of wilderness measures
Bill for 9 areas in Arkansas clears House on voice vote
Map shows location of proposed new wilderness areas
Wilderness bill for Arkansas clears Congress
Harold E Alexander discusses values of wilderness
President Reagan signs wilderness designation for Ark lands
Area containing Hell Creek Cave purchased for pr eservation
Cave Springs and Hell Creek Cave bought by state
Heritage Comm pre:tares ' Critical Areas List '
For estry Comm may get large role in mgmt of Holland Bottans
G&FC di rector surprised by plans for Holland Bottans
Holland Bottans mgmt bill pref iled in Legis
Wil.DLIFE
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Commission
see also - Tres:tass
One bald eagle killed, another hurt
Fi sh hatchery at Corning named for Bill Ibnham
Gravel lease sought at site of rare mussel in Current River
About 1 million blackbirds roost in Searcy residential area
Ranains of eagle found near Batesville
Bat colony noves into Albert Pike Residential Hotel
OLark cavef ish will be placed on endangered l ist
Experts see deer-dog controversy as a people confl ict
Arkansas to stock 1. 75 mill ion trout this year
Joe Mosby says it is the deer hunters who need management
Angry deerhlll'lters want action against G&FC
Deer in mol.ll'ltains need special management , Steve Wilson says
G&FC P9-YS th ree times appraised value of Finch land
Jap:inese crew films f ishing in Arkansas
Ibg ban on deer in mtns UJ:ii el d except for Piney Cr eek Mgmt
Ibg owners threaten to oppose sales tax for G&FC use
Ibgs allowed in Piney Creek area to satisfy Repr L L Bryan
Deer hunters begin offensive against cbg ban in mountains
Policy for cbgs in deer hunting in mountains explained
Curr ent River gravel permit denied because of mussels
Ban on cbgs in some areas spurs outcry fran deer hunters
23 0
PAG C
05/03/84
05/09/84
07/08/84
07/08/84
08/10/84
08/1]/84
09/06/84
09/14/84
09/18/84
09/20/84
09/21/84
09/21/84
09/22/84
09/22/84
09/25/84
09/26/84
09/27/84
09/28/84
10/03/84
10/03/84
10/05/84
10/08/84
10/20/84
10/20/84
11/10/84
11/18/84
12/23/84
12/23/84
12/23/84
A03
A06
Al.6
Al.8
A03
All
BOl
A06
BOl
A07
A03
A03
A09
A09
A06
AOl
A07
Al.8
BOl
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A08
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Al.0
Al.3
BO B
Al.5
Al9
Al.9
Al.9
1
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1
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2
4
1
1
1
1
6
3
1
5
2
5
1
1
4
5
4
1
1
1
1
01/13/84
01/24/84
0 2/01/84
02/09/84
02/09/84
02/14/84
02/27/84
02/28/84
03/04/84
03/04/84
03/1]/84
03/18/84
03/20/84
03/20/84
03/20/84
03/20/84
03/20/84
03/22/84
03/25/84
03/29/84
04/01/84
A03
COl
Al.4
B02
B0 8
BOl
BOl
C04
ED6
ED6
EDS
ED6
A08
BOl
C02
C02
C02
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A03
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5
1
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4
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1
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4
ARKANSAS
GAZE.Tl'E lNDEX 19B4
DATE
Deer hunters sue G&FC over ban on use of Cbgs
SUit by hunters angers some Game and Fish commissioners
Angry hunters pr esent Cbg to Game and Fish Comm
Bass Masters Classic to be held at Pine Bluff
Bill Clinton asks G&FC to lift cbg ban for deer hunting
Article discusses political handling of Cbg ban issue
Spearfishing plan studied by G&FC for four N Ark lakes
Ban on use of Cbgs reaff inned by G&FC after Clinton request
Partial 15-inch limit set by G&FC on Maumelle black bass
Several changes in regulations made by G&FC
Bob McAnally wins award for work with wild turkeys
Article on work of Arkansas wildlife officers
Flood control plan at Cl inton may end walleye f ishing
Wattensaw Refuge land at Hazen may be traded for AP&L land
Migratory bi rd hunting seasons set by G&FC
Survey shows many deer hunters neglect to buy licenses
Canada geese population increases in Ar k under G&FC mgmt
land oought at cave Springs to protect three rare species
AP&L denies r eport it has agreed on land swap with G&FC
Arkansas Wildlife Federation opp:>ses AP&L land swap
Linda Abramson sets up r ehab center for wildlife
Hunters take on G&FC, AP&L, and Hazen on land swap proposal
Cheers, charges mark hearing on proposed land trade at Hazen
Taxpayers slow to contribute to Nongame Preservation Program
Survey of hunters brings startl ing information to G&FC
G&FC agrees to swap of 3 0 acres at Hazen interchange
G&FC will delay final decision on swap for Robinwood land
Duck hunting dates for 19B4 have been set by G&FC
Leslie Ashby fined for killing bald eagle
steven N Wilson seeks US funds for Cache refuge habitat
Steel shot for duck hunters coming to Arkansas
striped bass Cb not feed on gamefish , research in Ark shows
Frog with f ive l egs found at Little Rock
Rare rufous hummingbird seen in North Little Rock
Lawsuit over Lake Maumelle fish limit reopended
Blue Heaven cave proj ect to protect big-eared Ozark bats
Rheas grown at bi rd farm near Rudy
Survey shows third of Arkansans oppose use of deer Cbgs
Deer hunt ban on Cbgs turns into full fracas in court
steven N Wilson testif ies in case on ban on Cbgs in deer hunt
Joe and Vivian Stockton provide haven for inj ur ed wildlife
Court decision ui:holds G&FC ban on use of Cbgs for deer hunts
Grey bats in cave Springs protested by land purchase by state
Natural Heritage Comm buys Hell Creek cave and cave Springs
White Blind crayfish in Hell Creek cave protected by state
Dog-using deer hunters feel they have been mistreated
Bear hunting brightening in Arkansas
Prize breeding bucks usually taken by hunters
Ken Carlson to �int 1985-86 state duck stamp
Brian Faller articl e on moral issues of hunting
Hunters bag 31 bears this season
Ken Carlson discusses plans for 1985-86 duck stamp art
G&FC hearings allow hunters to vent feelings
New program for wildl ife educ pr eµired by G&FC
231
0 4/17/B4
04/17/B4
04/17/84
05/10/B4
05/12/B4
05/17/B4
05/22/B4
05/22/B4
06/27/B4
06/27/B4
07/OB/B4
07/15/B4
07/22/84
07/2B/84
07/2B/B4
07/2B/84
07/29/B4
07/3l/B4
OB/Ol/B4
OB/07/B4
OB/12/B4
OB/12/B4
OB/14/B4
OB/14/B4
OB/19/B4
OB/21/B4
08/21/84
08/21/84
08/28/84
OB/30/B4
09/16/B4
0 9/16/B4
10/06/84
10/13/84
10/13/84
10/27/B4
1 0/28/84
10/28/84
ll/03/B4
11/03/84
11/04/84
11/07/84
11/10/84
11/10/84
11/10/84
ll/ll/B4
ll/ll/B4
11/18/B4
11/26/B4
11/28/84
12/04/84
12/09/84
12/11/B4
12/15/84
PAG C
COl
C02
C02
DOI
COl
D02
COl
COl
D03
D03
ED6
ED6
ED6
Al3
C03
C03
ED6
B0 2
A03
A0 5
Al2
A2 5
A03
BOl
ED6
AOl
AOl
COl
A07
DOB
ED6
ED6
BOl
BOl
C07
A06
ED6
ED6
COl
COl
ED6
DOI
BO B
BO B
BO B
ED6
ED6
ED6
C03
Al5
C02
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COl
BOl
6
4
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1
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6
1
1
1
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5
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6
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1
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1
1
ARKANSA5
GAZ EPI'E INDEX 19B4
DATE
Usefulness of grass carp raised in Ark is demted
stocking of mss is expensive, ineffective, experts say
WILEY HARVEY P
see also - National Center for Toxicological Research
WILKE RIClIARD B
see al so - Methodist Church
WILL IAM> FAY .ADMEi
Former teacher , writer dies
WILL IAM> H BENJAMIN
Resigns fran Little Rock Publ ic School admr staff
Supt Ed Kelly says r esignation was a mutual agreanent
Charged with forgery
uncontested divorce obtained fran Velma Onntei ro-Will iams
WILL IAM> HAZO
see also - Ihilander Smith College
WILL IAM> JACK L
Hurt in auto wreck at Texarkana
WILL IAM> MILLER
PAG C
12/27/B4 BOB 2
12/30/B4 ED6 1
Ol/29/B4 A23 3
09/05/84
09/06/B4
09/22/B4
10/30/84
AOl
A03
AOB
A04
2
6
6
6
12/10/B4 Al4 4
see a l so • Books and Wr i t i ng-Wi l l i ams M t l l e r
WILL IAM> NORMAN F
see also - Ar kansas-Natural Resources Committee
WILL IAM> PAUL X JR
Logan County deputy prosecutor fined for DU
WILL IAM> SUE CThTAN
WILL IAM> CN REED
Killed in auto accident at Russellville
Obituary
WILL IE ClIARLES V
WILL IS ARNELL
WILLS Ml\T!Lm
see also - Basketmll-COllege Wanen
WILSCN OOOS
WILSCN SI'EPHEN
see also - Hooten Orle.y Murder Case
WILSCN SI'E.VE N
see also - Arkansas-Game and Fish Commission
WINDSOR FJ\RLINE
WINE
see - Al coholic Beverages
WINEMILLER JIMMI E
WINROCK FARM'3
Wintrock International head;[uarters bldg expands
WINROCK INTERNATIONAL INSI'IWTE FOR KiRIOJL'IURE DE.VELOPMENT
N£W organization formed by merger of 3 Rockefeller orgns
WITSELL ClIARL ES JR
WITI' SPR.IliGS SOICXL DISTRICI'
23 2
12/07/B4 A26 3
1 0/31/B4 A06 5
10/31/B4 All 2
09/30/B4 BOl 6
10/11/B4 DOB 2
ARI<ANSAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1984
Dl\TE
Teacher who lost j ob wins r etrial
l'D..F HELMJT
WCLF JANE
WCLFE m.vro ELLIS
see also - Hughes Larry Gene Murder Case
WOMEN
see also - Arkansas Wanen ' s Political Caucus
see also - Business
WOMENS ClIRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
National group holding convention in Little Rock
WCJJJENS CITY CLIB OF LIT11L E ROCK
Some manbers try to rwerse sale of head;Iuarters bldg
Forty-eight manbers sue to halt sale of building
Purchasers of building file countersuit
WOOD AND WOOD PROIXJC!'S
WOOD BCBBY G
Pranoted to general in Aney National Guard
WOOD 0000
see also - Legislatur�House District 68
Sponsors resolution to r estrict US cts in school matters
Wood has sponsored unusual solutions to social problans
mc:>DRUFF CDUNI'Y
Article explor es economic and social fabric of oounty
P.AG C
03/15/84 BlO 1
08/26/84 A04 1
08/01/84 A03 6
10/04/84 A06 6
10/28/84 Al.4 2
01/25/84 A03 3
08/21/84 Al.0 2
08/26/84 Bl3 4
0 4/08/84 AOl 2
WCOOO mRRELL
see also - Walker MontrEB Murder Case
WOOOO HENRY
see also - US-Federal District Court of Eastern Arkansas
WOOOO TED
Fbund dead of gunshot wound in Hel. ena motel
WOOIWARD BOOBY
see also - Pulaski County-Police and Law Enforcement
WOODYARD B R
WOOLARD HARCLD L
Reti red dean at UALR dies
'WOOTEN JmRY
WOOI'EN RAYfJDND
WORRMAN GEOR3E BELL
Missionary to Olina, India dies at age 80
WORRMAN JAMFS WAR'IHEN
Reti red Methodist minister . former ooll president dies
WORRMAN JCIIN S
Honored by Hendrix College
WORLD WAR II
Billy Angel was with US Arley that captured concentration camp
mR'llI EN BANK AND TRUSI1 CD
233
03/13/84 A03 1
08/09/84 A0 9 5
11/30/84 Al.9 4
12/14/84 A07 1
05/03/84 BOl 2
10/21/84 C04 3
ARKANSAS
GAZ E'I'l'E lNDEX 1984
DATE
see also - Cornex Inc
Tamnie Lou caveness suit says Ronnie caveness took her funds
WOR'IHl!N BANKThG OJRP
New name for First Arkansas Bankstock Corp (FABOJ)
Reason for new name explained
FABOJ was controversial as state ' s first bank holding f irm
Block of stock ac:x;iui red by Andree Halim, an Indonesian
C Jose:Eh Giroi r Jr sells large block of stock to Andree Halim
Appr oval granted to ac:x;iui re Fi rst Nati Bank at Fayetteville
IDR'IHl!N BOOKER
see also - Fi res-Little Rock
WREN HmBERT B
Obituary
WREN SKYSHHS LTD
British firm may build dirigible plant at Little Rock
Pledge of local funds called crucial for LR location
Meeting with local officials produces no local funds
Talks with investors continuing
Talks continue on f inancing for firm
WRIGHTSVILLE
May not be distressed enough to quality for UIWi
Alderman Rupert Han:Ehill arrested
Police chief investigating three aldermen
Court says Thomas Wanack Jr not apptd legally as Pol ice Chief
City problans seen to have been smoothed out
Alderman arrested by Police Chief
Council hires :police chief
City Council to sue mayor over refusal to move City Hall
WRITlNi AND WRITERS
see - Books and Writing
WULZ C H
see also - Orsini Mary Lee
WYRICK LATAURUS KJRDER CAS E
Glenda Ann Wyrick charged i n death of her infant son
YARNELL ICE ffiFAM OJ
Article on devel.opnent of Searcy firm by Yarnell family
YELL OJUNI'Y
Natural resources captivates tourists, sportenen
YELLVILL E
Opponent seeks ouster of Mayor Ibshier over 193 2 record
Mayor Doshier p:i.rdoned by Gov Bill Clinton
Marcus Sewall to pursue ouster of nayor
State Attorney General to examine status of nayor
Mayor Altus Doshier seeks to have his conviction set aside
YORK HANOTER SEN<[,FSS '!UBE OJ
see - National Tube Co
YOOID ANDRBV
Atlanta mayor speaks at Littie Rock dinner . endorses D Pryor
Atlanta Mayor camp;i.igns in Ark for Walter Mondale
YOUID DEIDrnATS
see - Democratic Party
YOUN; HARVEY
see also - Public Schools
YOUN; JAMES H
234
PAG C
ll/2B/B4 D07 2
10/24/B4
10/24/B4
1 0/2B/B4
11/24/84
ll/24/B4
12/21/B4
A09
D07
BOB
A03
A03
COB
1
4
4
5
5
2
Ol/Ol/B4 Al. 2 6
03/09/B4
03/23/B4
03/24/B4
03/27/B4
04/ll/B4
AO B
C07
C07
A0 9
A03
1
1
6
4
4
0 2/22/84
03/0l/B4
03/06/B4
04/ll/B4
06/16/B4
07/17/B4
1 0/24/84
12/05/84
AOl
A09
BO B
A06
BOl
A06
A05
A07
2
1
2
1
1
5
1
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ll/22/B4 A3 0 2
1 0/07/B4 B02 1
04/15/B4 AOB 1
04/07/B4
0 4/0B/B4
04/09/84
04/10/B4
0 5/04/84
A03
Al 2
A09
AD S
AOl
3
5
6
4
2
0 5/04/B4 A03 2
ll/02/B4 Al. 4 1
ARKANSAS GAZ lFI'E INDEX 1984
DATE
YOml; LISA JANINE MURDER CAS E
Conway IOOth er seeks help in finding h er missing daughter
Body found south of Vilonia
Mark Stone charged with slaying of Miss Young
Slaying confession of Mark Stone ruled acinissibl e
Mark Allen Stone gets prison term of 4 0 yea.rs
YOUN; ER CDLE
see also - Arkansas-History
YOUNl'S BCB
see also - Robberies and Thefts
YOUTH
YOU'lH HOME INC
carol Smedley resigns f ran executive director post
ZACCARO OONNA
Cam:µligns in Ark for Danocratic Pr esidential ticket
ZACHARIA ISSA R
see also - Pulaski County-Pol ice and Law F.nforcement
ZAREPATH HOREB CHURQI
zoo:;
see also - Little Rock Zoo
235
08/05/84
08/07/84
08/08/84
09/18/84
11/03/84
PAG C
Al2
A03
Al.0
A0 5
Al5
5
1
5
1
1
03/22/84 Al.6 3
11/02/84 Al. 4 4
C ORRECT I ONS AND ADD I T I ON S
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NELSON , SHEFF I ELD
en t ry shou l d be I n f i rs t co l umn
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1984 - Arkansas Tech University Library

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