arkansas gazette index 1991 - Arkansas Tech University Library
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arkansas gazette index 1991 - Arkansas Tech University Library
ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX AN ARKANSAS INDEX 1991 BY SHANNON J. HENDERSON COPYRIGHT 1992 ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY LIBRARY RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 HOW TO USE THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE INDEX The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Index consists of brief summarizing statements of the news of Arkansas as it was published in the final edition of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Only those articles dealing with Arkansas people, places and events are considered for inclusion. Material not considered useful for future reference is 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 Names of prominent persons and of firms and when possible. organizations are used as entries, but most names are cross referenced to subjects. All subject headings (entries) are arranged alphabetically, by-word. Example: Old Washington Oldham word Use of commas in subject headings result in an unusual filing system since the computer considers them when arranging entries that are identical up to the comma. Example: Harris, summer Michelle Henderson Farms Henderson State University Henderson, John David Henderson, Shannon Elizabeth Abbreviations used as subject headings are arranged alphabetically as if they were words. Example: Payne PCBs Pea Ridge cross references are arranged in alphabetical order and are listed before summaries of articles under that same heading. LOCATION SYMBOLS Each summary is followed by the month, day, year, page and column number where the article appeared in the Final (City) edition of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Reference from a person's name to a subject does not indicate if the named person is directly involved or is merely commenting on the topic. In all cases, the article should be read for clarification of this point. Arkansas Gazette Arkansas Democrat-Gazette The Arkansas Gazette ceased publication with the October 18, 1991 issue. Assets of the Arkansas Gazette were purchased by the Arkansas Democrat publishers. On October 19, 199l, the first issue of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette appeared. The 1991 issue of the Arkansas Gazette Index includes indexing of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from October 19, 1991 through December 31, 1991. Citations from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette are preceded by an asterisk(*). Note of Thanks The splendid co-operation of Dolores Thompsoni, Serials Librarian, at Hendrix College Library and br. Patricia Roach, of the School of Education faculty at Arkansas Tech University, made possible the completion of this year's index. Dr. Roach furnished final editions of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for indexing, and Delores Thompson always made the holdings of the Hendrix College Library available for use in the indexing project. iii ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE A+ ARKANSAS see Education Jy6 ABANDONED CHILDREN see Children and youth ABBOTT . SHIRLEY see also Books and writing ABC QUILTS see Medicine and health ABORTION see Birth control and abortion ABORTION AND BIRTH CONTROL Abortion rights supporters training to be escorts in LR ABUSED ADULTS see Aged AB USED CHILDREN see Children and youth see Human Services Department (Ark) ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY see also Asphyxiation and suffocation see also Athletics and sports see also Aviation and aircraft see also Boats and boating see also Electrocutions (Accidents) see also Falls (Accidents) see also Fires see also Industrial accidents and safety see also Oil and gas see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Shootings see also Weather and storms Univ of Ark Engineer Steven Johnson focuses on workplace ACCO CABLE CONTROLS GROUP Closing of Des Arc plant means loss of 300 j obs ACORN (Orgn) see also Banks see also Hanggi, Elena ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME see AIDS Foundation, Arkansas see AIDS Interfaith Network see Homosexuals see Medicine and health ACTORS AND ENTERTAINERS see also Nelson. Willie see also Phillips Pro-Celebrity Classic Brad Johnson now acting in movies produced in Hollywood Amberly Wohner wins $10,000 in "Star Search" Burt Reynolds to speak at Evening Shade graduation Anita Bryant. husband Charlie Dry. move to Berryville Eureka Springs theater show to feature Anita Bryant Evening Shade gears up for Burt Reynolds visit Burt Reynolds delivers commencement address at Evening Shade Mary Steenburgen honored for aid to Children ' s Hospital Piggott residents recall Lee Remick ' s stay in town Actor Ben Piazza. formerly of Little Rock. dies 1 PAGE COL 09/29/91 Bl 4 02/18/91 xll 4 09/27 /91 ClO 2 01/ 1/91 01/ 3/91 03/20/91 04/ 9/91 04/ 9/91 05/ 3/91 05/11/91 06/29/91 07/ 3/91 09/ 9/91 1 2 3 2 2 5 2 4 5 5 El El B5 Al Al Al Al B2 A2 B4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE ACXIOM CORP see also Children and youth Net income falls 18 pct Bill in Senate would cut taxes for Acxiom Sen Stanley Russ withdraws bill on sales tax exemption Acxiom warns of revenue drop; war, postage rise blamed Acxiom takes beating on Wall Street after news of loss Income plummets 32 pct Acxiom to make cutbacks with layoffs, salary decreases Stock regains ground ; analysts baffled P Carter resigns as president of Acxiom Acxiom tries to pull out of a tailspin Chronology of Acxiom development over past 22 years Outlook brighter after cutbacks, Charles Morgan says Acxiom posts $2 million loss in past quarter Acxiom j oins forces with ADVO- System Inc, of Windsor, Conn Business tie to ADVO-System Inc should strengthen both firms * New contract will mean about 20 more employees * Axciom allied with Equifax National Decision Systems * Turbulent downturn in 1991 beneficial to Acxiom changes ADAMS, LOREN see also Inventions ADAMS, WILLIE JR see also Murders - Cox, William Huey see also Murders - Thornton, Genter ADOPTIONS see Children and youth ADT SECURITY SYSTEMS Closing of Jonesboro plant means loss of 303 j obs ADULT EDUCATION see Education, Adult ADVANCED BRAKE AND CLUTCH CO see also New Technologies Inc Firm spent $1 million in state grants without producing Professor says Fayetteville company out of money Univ of Ark asked to explain use of $613, 891 grant Roger A Iverson discusses work by Advanced Brake and Clutch Company and Univ of Ark officials testify before legis panel Roger Iverson has to face wrath of shareholders Roger Iverson pursuing sale of his high tech brake, clutch ADVANCED ENVIRONMENTAL RECYCLING TECHNOLOGIES INC Springdale firm recycles undesirable items AERT, Dow Chemical hope to recycle plastic bags Rubbermaid , Dow strike deal giving AERT new income * * J Morton Davis ' stock holdings do not bother Joe Brooks ADVENTURE UNIVERSITY INC New business at LR offers unusual courses ADVERTISING see also News and news media see also Utilities see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc Arkansas children beat tough competition for Oscar Mayer spot Arkansas Advertising federation ' s Addy Award winners listed Little Rock halts Donrey work on Cantrell Road sign 2 01/29/91 02/ 6/91 02/13/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 OS/29 /91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7/91 06/2S/91 07/ 8/91 07/ B/91 07/16/91 07/24/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 10/23/91 12/ 4/91 12/22/91 PAGE COL ClO H2 H2 Cl Cl ClO Cl ClO Cl x7 x9 ClO ClO Cl Cl Dl D2 Gl 3 3 1 s 2 3 2 2 3 1 4 2 s s 3 2 3 1 08/ 6/91 Cl s 01/23/91 01/23/91 02/ 5/91 02/11/91 02/19/91 03/18/91 08/ S/91 ClO ClO GS x7 G6 xS xS 3 3 3 1 s 1 1 07 /20/91 10/10/91 10/29/91 11/18/91 CB Cl Dl Dl 1 3 2 1 08/21/91 CB 1 02/18/91 x20 02/24/91 BS 03/ 6/91 B4 1 1 6 ·ARKANSAS GAZET Ti{ INDEX 1991 -·- ._ DATE; . -�AGE . COL '. __:_ . : . . 6 ::._ . 03/ 7/91 �i· IiR·. issues citations· to Donrey · sign workers. . . - 03/12/91. B� ·2 . .. . · Dpnrey ·wins round in ·LR sign dispute . "F!3-yetteville ad gr_oup resents . choice . of outside · ad. agenc. y.·: . . : 03/21/91 -Cl 2· . 04/ 9/91 . ClO 2 .'. "'.�orthen Banking Corp' s televisfon _ad brings raves: - - 04/23/91 ClO ·2-Ai:k�nsas ad firms �eep 10th di�t competition 2 Combs & Heathcoate dominate Mid South with GM dealer clients 05/ 2/91 Cl 4 06/ 3/9t x6 : �yDiBoards carry ads - aimed at teen-a.gers in schools 1 06/24/91 :x:4 . · Combs and Heathcott win Hot Springs advertising account 01 I 8/91 :x:ll 1 A.d· g:i.mmicks: work, even in a depression 1 07/29/91 :x:8 �i.in Irby discusses changes in LR advertising field 1 08/ 5/91 :x:6 .F.irst· Commerical Bank revives "Little Man" character · Gurl�y Associates wins awards for packaging·· 3 09/16/91 :x:5 4 Don!'ey says $250, 000 lost to LR limits on billboards * 11/13/9-1. B2 w * 11/14/91 B2 5 · itness disputes Donrey on value · of billboards * 11/16/91 Dl Contracts for ads pour in to Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 2 * 11/19/91 Dl Ad firm's lawsuit says associates stole clients 2 ADVERTISING FEDERATION, Arkansas �ee Advertising AEROSPACE CONTROLS CORP Little Rock plant building encoder for NASA space station 09/23/91 :x:12 1 AERTH DEVELOPMENT INC see also Coal AFFILIATED FOODS SOUTHWEST 2 04/28/91 Fl Affiliated moves into bottled water market in big way AFFRAY see Assaults AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH see Methodist Church AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALE MENTORS see also Crime and vice ' : . ·' . . · -· - · · · · AGED'. see also Civil rights and discrimination s�e also Crime and vice .see also Medicine and health see .-also Veterans . Oi/19/91 B3 Unpaid bills bring audit of White County Aging Program .White County aging pJ;"ogram cannot accept new clients 01/30/91 B3 e 02/ 1/91 I6 · Xemp rs flare in House panel on proposal on senior centers · Aid for aging bill held up in Senate committee 02/13/91 H8 03/ 1/91 Al l A.gencies on Aging seek cigarette tax boost as funds source 03/ 6/91 Hl :Legis panel turns down cigarette tax �or aid to elderly 03/14/91 I4 Senate passes cigarette tax hike to fund programs 03/16/91 Bl Senior citizens make futile trip to Capitol to lobby 03/19/91 Gl House panel backs cigarette tax to fund program 03/19/91 GS Olsters shame Rules Comm into line, columnist writes 03/22/91 Al Tobacco tax to aid elderly passes Legis, goes to Governor 03/22/91 I1 Elderly lobby defeated powerful tobacco lobby at Legis 03/22/91 I8 Two House members tried to derail tobacco tax for programs 04/22/91 Al f!�nior power hot in Arkansas __ Ir�ne Rhea lived in deplorable conditions prior to her death 06/14/91 Bl 06/14/91 Bl Mose ·Rhea chgd with abuse in his mother's death · _Mo$·e. Rhea arrested on· abuse chg in death of 92-yr-old mother 06/16/91 :B-10 07/11/91 Al Elderly abuse increasing; 14, 000 Arkansans victims - 01111/9 1/.A1 Protectors of the elderly seek more money, staff, laws . · ._. · 3 --- ---- 2 2 1 1 1 5 2 4 1 1 5 3 1 2 2 2 5 2· 2 - ·: -.. . ·. . · ._ . .. . . :ARKANSAS GAZETri INDEX 1991 .. . . . · · ·. . · . . PA(;E COL .. 1 BB 07/16/91 Chilling ·report. on 8,d�it · $buse-' ·(ed): . · '. . . ·(lB/lS/91 BS .1 . · Fostei':· care for the elderiy _wili: soon be: available ... in A�k-_ . .. . : : io/ S/91 B2 3 1_07�yr:-:old woman cr�dits Gbd ·for: long lffe . AGL COR� 071 1/91 xl4 1 L_as_er . · work based q� -.id eai;r of°:;2 Univ of Ark g�a.dmH:es AGRICULTURE s�e.- also Economic conditions and 1;rends - Ark IndiCators see 21,so Energy and power se�. al�·o .Livestoqk and poultry se·e also Swamps and wetlands see also Synthetic fuels see also Water 2 01/ 1/91 Al cliuq.k.· Davis family at Richmond weathers adversity 5 01/ 4/91 Cl ·crop_ land rent rising ·sI· oWly in Arkansas . 2 01/11/91 C2 National conv of American Agriculture Movement to be in LR 1 01/12/91 C2 AAM c.onvention in LR advised to· take action to save farms 3 01/lS/91 Cl Tomato farmers sue Du Pont over fungicide 2 01/16/91 Cl Bad chemicals have added to Arkansas farmers' woes 4 01/19/91 Cl Du Pont was warned in 1989 about tainted Benlate 01/20/91 Bl2 1 About 2, 000 attend Agri Expo at Pine Bluff 2 01/2S/91 Cl Value of Ark crops set at $1.684 billion in 1990 2 Arkansas rice farmers can plant more rice this year than last 01/31/91 Cl 2 02/ 1/91 Cl Cotton crops expected to rise by 100, 000 acres 2 02/ 3/91 Fl Lonoke County farmers giving up on farming 2 02/ 3/91 Fl Odis Chapman sells his interest in family farm enterprise 2 02/10/91 Fl FmHA won't approve loan; Michael Williams farm may fail 2 02/13/91 Cl Low milk prices hit Ark dairy farmers hard 2 Jimmie Slayden expresses his thoughts as farming career ends 02/16/91 Cl 02/21/91 ClO 3 List of top 10 soybean producing counties in Ark in 1990 2 02/22/91 Cl Farms in Arkansas decline by 1, 000 in 1989-90 1 03/ 4/91 x7 Ag:dculttire caughf - -in -financial- squeeze 2 03/ 4/91 x9 Processed food segment of agriculture not hurting 2 03/ 9/91 C9 A�kansas Agriculture Hall of Fame inductees named 2 Te h - late-Winthrop Rockefeller named to Ark Agri Hall of Fame 03/ 9/91 C9 03/19/91 ClO 2 List of .top rice producing counties in Ark 2 03/23/91 Cl Arkansa_ s --Agricultiire -Hail. of Fame holds induction for five 5 03/24/91 Fl Cotton acreage take� huge jump in Arkansas Delta area 1 03/29/91 ca .. D�icy £.armers take .complaints to Associated Milk Producers 03/31/91 Bl s Freeze damages fruit, other crops all over state 1 04/ 1/91 Bl _Fruit farmers assessing cold damage 1 04/ 3/91 ca Bradley County tomato crop damaged by cold weather 04/ 4/91 ClO 2 Ark farmers say FmHA discourages them from making loans s 04/ 7/91 Fl Farm Bureau's Jack Jones says taxes passeed by Legis needed s 04/17/91 Cl St Frari,cis County may lose two-thirds of peach crop 2 04/30/91 Cl Third wet spring discourages farmers 2 05/ 1/91 Cl Strawbery harvest · season begins OS/ 2/91 Cl 2 Floodwaters cover 100, 000 acres of farm land 05/ S/91 Al 2 Farmers still suffer from 1990 floods OS/ S/91 Al6 1 Sever�: fa�ers still living with the flood of 1990 Dr. ·G.ail Lee is vegetable specialist with UA Extension Service 05/13/91 x6 1 Ken�,f .offers promise.as_ alternative crop for Ark farmers 2 OS/26/91 Fl Ralph and Wayne Huntsman acquitted in crop aid fraud case 1 06/12/91 B2 . Cotton damag.e reported - from herbicide use in two counties 06/12/91 ca s . 1 06/13/9i BS Acquittal of Huntsm:an brothers to be. appealed · . ·_. . .. , . · . . . . · · . . . . ... ': . . . . · · · . .. . · . DATE. 4 . . ·· . • , ··- . ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 . . . . . . . · . . · . - . . . . . DA� .' : --:_ PAGE COL : · . ' omatoes brings high prices Shor-t " ctop of·. -pink t ·.06/16i9l _B4 . 1 · D�mand·· 'boosts· pi:'kes of Arkansas-grown tomatoes 06125191_ · er - 2. . .. F.atal .accidents increase among state's 500 crop':""dusters · : 2. · 06/27/91 . Al Abr_aham.· Carpetit·er family at Qrady. develop vegetable farlll 2 07 / 2/91 Cl Plum ·· B a:y ou Irrigation Dist will ·supply 75 farmers with water Ol/21/9-i "Bl -- · - 5- - 07 /2li91 Bf S PltiinBayou Irrigation formed to use Arkansas River water 2 Rice 'production up by 18 pct in Ar� 08/14/91 -Cl 3 08/15/91 Cl ��katJ.sas farms sold $4.1 billion worth of goods last year 6 09/ 8/91 Al Article: OtJ._:farmers :who have left the land 09/ 8/91 Al8 2 Story _(:;£ Jacky Garrett who was forced from the land 09/ 8/91 .AlB 4 Number of Ark farms shows decline from 1951 tol990 (graph) 09/ 8/91 · Al9 1 Storie s of Odis Chapman. Tommy Murchison forced from farms 09/ 8/91 Al9 . 3 ·. Story of Paul Keith who was forced from farm · 09/ 9/91 x7 · · 1 ADFA battles dwindling farm ownership in Ark 4 09/ 9/91 x7 Ark .farms decreasing in number. increasing in size (table) . Average size of. Ark farms. 1951-1991 (graph) 09/08/91 :Al8 5 ·white County.farmers faced with shortage of groundwater 2 09/29/91 Fl 10/ 1/91 ClO 1 Apple varieties from Univ of Ark program ready for patents 5 Almost half of farmland in Arkansas is leased 10/ 3/91 Cl 10/ 9/91 Cl 2 Cotton harvest may reach 1.5 million bales 3 10/11/91 CB Arkansas gets $127.000 from Cotton Inc for cotton research * 10/20/91 Gl 1 Trlick farms making comeback * 10/28/91 Dl 1 Arkansas Land and Farm Development Corp holds annual conf l * 10/28/91 Dl Arkansas farmers advised to forget about federal help 1 Congressmen hold farm credit forum at Carlisle * 11/ 3/91 Bl 1 Farm credit forum at Carlisle included 3 Congressmen * 11/ 3/91 B7 2 State's black farmers face difficult economic times * 11/18/91 Al 4 Economic. social woes from loss of small farms felt in state* 11/18/91 A7 * 11/18/91 A7 4 Minority Farmers Rights A ct not enough. farmers say 1 * 12/ 2/91 Dl State crops bountiful amid fears of low profits 1 * 12/ 2/91 Dl State crops bountiful amid fears of low profits 2 * 12/ 3/91 Dl Arkansas Farm Bureau opens 57th annual meeting 3 * 12/ 4/91 Dl Farm Bureau lobbyist says wetlands top issue in 1992 4 * 12/ 7/91 D8 F-arm Bureau delegates re-elect officers AGRICU�TURE - Ark Farm Commodity Prices -- -u1/6{F3/1 - ·ol/13/F3/3 Ol/20/F4/1 Ol/27/F4/5 02/3/Fl0/5 . 02/l.O/F2/5 02/17/Fl0/2 02/24/F8/4 03/10/F2/3 03/17/F2/3 · 03/24/ F2/2 03/31/F2/3 04/7/F2/2 04/14/Fl0/3 04/21/F9/l 04/28/Fl0/4 05/5/F9/3 05/12/F8/3 05/19/F8/3 05/26/Fl0/2 04/7/F2/2 04/14/Fl0/3 04/21/F9/1 04/28/Fl0/4 05/5/F9/3 06/2/FS/3 06/9/F8/4 06/16/F2/1 06/23/FlO/l 06i30iF2/.3 07/7/Fl0/3 07/14/F8/3 07 /21/F8/l 07/28/F2/3 08/4/Fl0/5 08/11/F8/l 08/18/F8/2 08/25/F6/3 09/l/F2/5 09/8/F2/5 ·09/15/FZ/5 09/22/F8/5 09/29/F8/2 10/6/F2/4 10/13/Gl/5 AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME. Arkansas . see AgricUlture AIDS FOUNDATION. Arkansas ..see also Medicine and health :Foupder· Dr Ralph A Hyman clears record on. controversy 4 08/28/91 B8 Jody i..ockWood responds to. lr from Dr Ralph Hyman 4 09/ 8/91 C2 5 AIIjS.'.Edn: presents annual awards (list) 10/ 5/91 B2 AIDS .INTERFAITH NE'IWORK . HeE:tiiilg service held to ease pain of AIDS 3 06/10/91. Bl · AIR PARK MUSEUM . - . ·. .· ·.. · . . · - - · . . · . · . · · . · · · · · 5 .:· .. . . · � - · · ·. . ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 . . ·. ·_ · . . .. . · . : . DATE . . see . Mu�eums . AIR POLLUTION . see Pollution:. was . .tes and hazardous materials . AIRBORNE SUPPL y INC . . . . . Ho� - Springs firm pr9duces_ airpl:ane frames; ·components AIRPLANE'S see Av:fation and aircraft AlRPQRTS · ee· Aviat:i.:on and aircraft s ALAMO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION Court seizure of Arkansas assets may end infa!Il.ous cult's life Susan Alamo grave broken open. ·body missing . • · : All _members quietly leave property at Dyer.:C:ompound Body of Susan Alamo · apparently· taken · when.members . left Dyer FBI searching for Tony Alamo Valuables seized at Alamo headquarters at Dyer Fort Smith officer may be linked to Alamo theft Apparent death threat made against Judge Morris Arnold Caller who made threat identified himself as Tony Alamo Authorities continue search for elusive Tony Alamo Dyer compound in ruins after this month's raid List of some legal troubles that have plagued Alamo Fdn Evidence turned over in theft of Alamo Fdn property Ft Smith officer reportedly linked to stolen items resigns Former police officer Allen Parker admits taking property Alamo atty gets sale of real estate delayed Auction of items from Dyer headquarters under way Alamo auction crowd comes ready to buy Auction has raised almost $500.000 to date IRS stakes claim against Fdn assets Tony Alamo indicted for alle.ged threat against Judge Arnold More Alamo property found stored in Sallisaw. Oklahoma �n claiming to be Tony Alamo phones Nashville TV reporter Six plaintiffs trying · to garnish IRS Robert Miller and 5 relatives win all Alamo proceeds Robert · }lliller arid fam11y iss1.ied $300 • 000 -from Alamo fund �ony Alamo arrested in Florida: will be returned to Ark . ·· Chron:oi.ogy of Alamo Christian Foundation · Former follower Richard Hydell wants Alamo behind bars Long list of legal· troubles brought Alamo Foundation down ..Tony Alamo lived private life in Tampa Florida judge refuses to release Tony Alamo on bond Tony Alamo's Florida business ventures being checked by IRS Celluar phone. aliases key to Tony Alamo's evasion Alma building seized by U S Marshal burns: arson suspected IRS files liens against Alamo for $S.7 million Tony Alaino fasting in his jail cell in Tampa Tony -Alamo followers blame Vatican for arrest-of Alamo Attorneys .meet Tony· ·Aiamo in Tampa. seek s.etting . of bond To_:hy Alamo denied bail in Florida. will be returned to Ark Alamo .followers not discouraged: church faithful attend court .Alamo theology links ·constitution with Bible Tony Alamo brought fo Arkansas to face charges Tony -Alamo. followe:rs -�testify at detep.tion hearing _ '_PAGE cOL . · · · · - · · · · ·O/+l ·1/91 x4 2· · 02/lS/91 -BS 02/18/91 ·Bl 02/19/9], Al 02/19/91 Al 02/19/91 Al 02/20/91 Bl 02/21/91 Bl 02/23/91 Al 02/23/91 Al 02/24/91 Al2 02/24/91 Al2 02/24/91 A12 02/26/91 BlO 02/28/91 BS 03/ 2/91 B2 03/18/91 B3 04/ 1/91 B3 04/ 4/91 Al 04/ 8/91 Bl 04/24/91 B6 . 05/ 9/91 B6 OS/10/91 BB 05/17 /91 BS 05/31/91 B7 06/ 8/91 B6 06/11/91 Bl 07/ 6/91 Al 07/ 6/91 AB 07/ 6/91 AB 07/ 6/91 AB 07I 8/91 Al 07 I 9/91 Al 07 I 9/91 Al 07/10/91 Al 07/10/91 A4 07/10/91 A4 07/11/91 Al 07/11/91 A6 07 /12/91 Bl 07/13/91 Al 07 /14/91 Al 07 /14/91 .(£1S 07 /19/91. B7 07/23i9i Al 1 2 2 2 6 2s 2 2 1 1 1 s 1 3 1 4 2 1 1 6 1 2 2 2 s 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 3 2 2 s 2 2 1 1 2 · · · · - 6 ,, . .. . ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 ' : .. · ·: .07/23/91..Al· 2 .:: :: ::- Tony Alamo pleads · innocent to threaten�ng Jµdge Arnold·· . ·:Alamo's · lawyer says grand jury misled 08/ 3/91 Bl· ' 1 : . · . Fe �eral prosecutors object to Alamo's atty. Jeffrey Dickstein"08/13/91 Bl 5 Tony . Alamo to get Jeffrey Dickstein as atterney 08/15/91 B4 4 · OB/21/91° Bl 5 .. ·-� Tony Al' amo can use phone to raise defense funds · 08/23i91. B2 6 to raise funds for defense. . . Tony Alamo trying 08/24/91 BlO 1 Tony Alamo could get cellular phon� 08/27 /91 B2 6 tJs.e of cellular phone denied Tony Alamo 08/28/91 A7 4 Totiy Alamo :renews r.equest for release. use of phone 08/29/91 B3 Tony Aiamo wins rig�t to meet with two followers 4 Attorneys set rules for trial of Tony Alamo 08/31/91 BlO 6 Alamo defense cites freedom of speech. faith;' · trial this week 09/ 2/9.1 Al 2 Tony Alamo faces child abuse charges in California 09/ 2/91 Al 2 A lamo lawyer claims Jack Moseley. Morris Arnold lying 09/ 7/9i Al •6 · US ·Dist Judge Morris Arnold is first witne�s. in Alamo trial 09/ 8/91 Al 2 09/ 8/91 .Al4 6 Alamo lawyer predicts Tony Alamo to be fre.e 09/10/91 Al 5 'Editor Jack Moseley balks on stand about Alamo 'threats' 09/11/91 Bl 4 Alamo jury hears six hours of tapes Defense attorneys for Tony Alamo abruptly rest case in trial 09/12/91 Bl 5 09/13/91 Al 5 Tony Alamo acquitted of chg of threatening Judge Arnold Tony Almo remains in jail on other charges 09/13/91 Al 5 09/14/91 ·BlO 1 Jeffrey Dickstein to defend Tony Alamo in California case 09/18/91 BlO 1 Tony Alamo's civil contempt hearing set for this week 09/21/91 Bl Tony Alamo still held as judge rejects his claim of poverty 5 10/ 4/91 Bl Bond for Tony Alamo set at $250.000 1 10/16/91 Al Tony Alamo freed from Washington County Jail. goes to party 5 * 11/10/91 B2 Susan Alamo body seen as key issue in rival lawsuits 5 * 11/10/91 B7 Alamo. stepdaughter file suits in disappareance of body 2 * 11/13/91 B3 Tony Alamo wants to create jackets to pay his debts 2 * 11/16/91 Bl Tony Alamo. Labor Dept forging unpaid wages settlement 1 * 11/16/91 B6 Alamo request for dismissal of judgment turned down 6 * 11/21/ 91 Al5 1 Tony Alamo surrenders to Calif authorities on abuse chgs * 12/14/91 BB 1 California teen testifies Alamo ordered his beating * 12/21/91 B3 Alamo wares auctioneer to give IRS names of buyers 1 * 12/30/91 B5 4 Tony Alamo pleads poverty. delays abuse case ALAMO, :TONY see also Alamo Christian Foundation ALBRIGHT. CHARLES see also Books and writing ALCOHOL ABUSE see Substance abuse and traffic ALCOHOL FUELS see Synthetic fuels ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL COMMISSION (Ark) see also Alcoholic beverages ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES see also Bars and night clubs see also Parks. recreation and tourism see. also Substance abuse and traffic �o arrested at Conway on bootlegging charges 01/30/91 Bl 3 House panel votes to expand Sunday liquor law 02/14/91 I4 l Teri NLR clerks plead guilty to selling alcohol to minor 04/ 3/91 B4 4 EXcelsior Hotel try for 'happy hour' record draws 2.574 06/14/91 B2 2 . Father of teen chgd.with DWI · charges ABC Director R Moore Jr . 07/11/9f B9 3 .· . · · · · . ·. ·- · · · · 7 . .;•, . · . . ·. . .. ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Cleburne County example of dry county where liquor exists Plenty of alcohol makes its way to dry counties Map shows number of liquor licenses in Arkansas. by county Map shows wet counties and dry counties with private clubs NLR police arrest 14 for selling alcohol to minors Ban on credit card purchase of liquor may end soon Credit card purchase of alcohol to be approved soon Liquor purchases with credit card not in effect in Ark Penalties assessed against several liquor outlets * Patrons buy more bottles with credit cards * ALCOHOLICS ANONYMO US see Substance abuse and traffic ALEXANDER. BILL see also Congress ALEXANDER. WILLIAM VOLLIE see Alexander. Bill ALIENS see Foreigners in Arkansas ALLBRIGHT. RAYMOND PIERCE see also Crime Laboratory (Ark) ALLEN CANNING CO see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials ALLEN. AL see also Books and writing ALLEN, DON see also Fewell and Associates ALLEN. JOHN see also Government employees. State ALLIANCE FOR A REPUBLICAN-INDEPENDENT AGENDA (ARIAS) see Presidential election of 1992 ALLIANCE RUBBER CO Firm to consolidate operations in Hot Springs Firm is innovator in making rubber bands ALLIED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF AMERICA see Whirlpool Corp ALLTEL CORP Alltel to buy Missouri Telephone Co Large block of stock bought by undisclosed investor Alltel consolidates headquarters in LR * Alltel buys Computer Power Inc of Florida ALMA Water tower converted to million gallon can of spinich ALTHEIMER see also Housing see also Libraries, Public ALTHEIMER FOUNDATION Foundation makes substantial gift to Ark Children's Hospital ALTHEIMER-SHERRILL SCHO OL DISTRICT see Education My2 ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA Benton plant may be closed unless costs are cut Alcoa may cut 300 jobs at Benton plant About 70 workers to be laid off at Benton ALVIN HOTEL (Hot Springs) 8 07 /18/91 07 /18/91 07/18/91 07/18/91 07 /23/91 08/27/91 09/19/91 10/10/91 11/25/91 11/29/91 PAGE COL Al Al A4 A4 BS Bl Al B2 B3 Bl 2 2 3 3 3 2 4 1 1 6 05/21/91 ClO 06/10/91 x16 1 1 03/ 14/91 04/ 3/91 04/23/91 12/ 6/91 5 2 2 2 Cl Cl ClO Dl 08/31/91 B3 2 06/10/91 B4 1 02/15/91 Cl 03/23/91 Al 06/26/91 ClO 5 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Culture and the arts see Historic buildings and sites AMBULANCE SERVICE see Emergency services AMERICAN AGRICULTURE MOVEMENT see Agriculture AMERICAN BILLING CO Jim Bottin firm handles national billing, collections AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION see Civil Liberties Union, American AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING PROGRAM (ACT) see Colleges S17 AMERICAN DRUGS INC see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc AMERICAN FLAG FOUNDATION Firm sued for allegedly deceptive trade practices Fund-raising by Area Services telemarketing ordered halted Funds solicited to aid servicemeni no packages sent Ronald Cool, an ex-con, owned firm that was raising money State Atty Gen Winston Bryant brought complaint against firm AMERICAN LEGION see Bars and night clubs AMERICAN PRESTIGE CO Firm is world's largest producer of artificial flowers AMERICAN RED CR OSS see Red Cross, American AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO Little Rock plant will not close, AT&T officials say State officials, union leaders watch status of LR plant Decision near on factory at LR Analyst sees cuts at AT&T plant at LR Little Rock manufacturing plant may be shut down Little Rock plant to make 50, 000 PCs for IRS AT&T keeps LR plant but cuts jobs AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP Workers vow to boycott San Francisco as meeting site Conway plant to lay off 250 workers temporarily * AMERISUITES HOTEL see Hotels AMMONIA HOLD see Inventions AMUSEMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT Electric Cowboy II pool hall at Conway termed public nuisance Jackosnville residents claim Skateworld partrons nuisance AMUSEMENT PARKS Dogpatch USA to open. may change themes Wild River Country has fine safety record Dogpatch theme park changes name to Dogpatch, Arkansas Several changes in Dogpatch operation announced Business better than expected at Dogpatch park near Harrison Wild River Country water park faces foreclosure * ANDERSON, ROLAND see also Internal Revenue Service ANGELOU, MAYA 9 PAGE COL 04/ 7/91 Fl 2 01/29/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 1 2 2 2 2 Bl Al Al Al Al 02/25/91 x14 1 05/ 8/91 05/13/91 05/23/91 06/15/91 06/29/91 07/16/91 10/11/91 4 3 2 5 5 2 5 Cl x16 Cl Cl Al C9 Cl 06/24/91 x5 11/ 8/91 Dl 1 2 05/21/91 B7 06/25/91 B3 2 1 02/ 5/91 02/17/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 05/27/91 10/22/91 2 2 3 3 1 2 Cl B6 ClO ClO x5 Dl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons ANGOLA Arkansan Charles Hendricks kil led in plane crash in Angola Charles Hendricks was on flight crew of Carib Air Transport Parent s of Charles Hendricks seek facts on his work ANIMAL WASTE TASK FORCE (Ark) see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials ANIMALS see also Little Rock Zoo see also Wildlife Bill on domestic animal theft fails in House committee Hairles s cats draw a crowd Reward raised to find abuser of German shepherd dog Two pit bulls attack girl on LR street Anti-cruelty group calls bill in Senate a cover-up Animal torture measure blocked in Legislature Bill on animal cruelty fails again in House committee Activis ts attack poultry processing as animal cruelty Lion. tigers have owner ' s neighbors at Kibler worried Mother sues for $110. 000. claims dog mauled her son Cougar destroyed after Gravette boy injured Gentry city council bans poisonous. dangerous pets Five counties on rabies alert due to skunks Animal shelter at Beebe stirs complaint s on treatment Crawford County woman fears neighbor ' s tigers . lioness Rotweiler owner must pay $176 . 70 for 2 dog attacks on child Traveling pet bandits move into Ark; s teal pets for sale Group organized to save retired greyhounds from being shot Stone County couple have collection of rare animal s Pit bull rescued from house at Sherwood Animal rights activist speaks at Governor ' s School NLR shelter conditions criticized Mule Line Trolly owner at Hot Springs fights abuse complaint Vera Martin of Deer, faces 32 counts of cruel ty to animals Tucker Prison Unit dogs have talent for tracking inmates Animal shelters swamped with unwanted puppies and kittens Thousands of unwanted pet s killed annualy at shelters Map shows confirmed animal rabies cases in Arkansas State animal activists back GM protests * Official of Arkansans for Animals opposes article on furs * Cruel ty conviction of Fran Norton upheld on appeal * Wes t Fork child killed by dog * Dog owner may face chgs in death of West Fork child * Elephant farm near Quitman needs funds for feed * Dog owner cleared of chgs in death of West Fork child ANTHONY. BERYL see also Congress s ee also Congres s - Reapportionment ANTHRAX see Livestock and poultry ANTIQUES Arkansas Antique Dealers Assn has about 200 members ANYTOWN. ARKANSAS CAMP see Civil right s and discrimination 10 PAGE COL 02/10/91 A5 6 06/30/91 Al 06/30/91 Al 06/30/91 Al 2 2 2 01/23/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 7/91 02/24/91 03/ 6/91 03/23/91 03/28/91 03/31/91 04/10/91 04/23/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 8/91 05/11/91 05/11/91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/18/91 05/30/91 06/ 2/91 06/24/91 06/28/91 07/ 2/91 07/11/91 07/13/91 07/14/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/30/91 09/29/91 11/13/91 11/26/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/23/91 12/24/91 H2 B5 BlO B7 H5 AlO I8 P3 B5 B2 Bll B5 Bl2 B3 B5 B4 Bl Al B4 B3 Bl3 B3 B8 B9 B3 Al Al A7 B9 Bl3 A5 B4 Bl Bl B3 07/28/91 Fl 3 1 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 5 3 1 5 2 4 2 2 1 1 4 1 3 2 5 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE . :· . . . : .· . . . · · .,. .APPAREL AND DRESS Central High student get s to �ear:1Alcatraz� T-shirt Arkansas· designers to display . ·creati ons at :aolo Bash Costly. brand name clothes populai::.·with student s . Chgs. of contempt of court against .. Melissa Thurs ton dropped Meiissa Thurston was chgd with not wearing bra in court . ; APPARITIONS * Specter in Old State House included in book AQUACULTURE see Fish and crayfish culture ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY s ee al so Parks . recreation and tourism lJouse panel supports protection of unregistered cemeteries All Ark burial sites will soon be protected from pothunters History unearthed by archeologists at Taylor Mounds Il legal excavation was in St Francis Natl Forest Man chgd with il legal digging at Indian mound in Natl Forest * Amateur archeologists ' insulted ' by law on burial grounds * Illegal dig at mound brings probation for Dennis Ray Hill * Arkansas law curbs archeological digging by amateurs * Toll-free number can to used to report grave robbers ARCHITECTURE AND ARCHITECTS E Fay.Jones to design home for LR carousel AREA PLANNING AND RENEWAL see al so Electric power see al so Little Rock see al so Pine Bluff see al so Pulaski County * Ark Community Development Program honors 36 cities * Main Street Arkansas salutes renewal in 13 cities, towns * Counties grouped in regions according to their priorities ARENA, JOHN see also Nelson. Willie ARENAS. Sports see Stadiums and arenas �RENDT, LEAH COHN see also Libraries, Public ARGUE, JIM JR see al so Methodist Church ARIAS (Organization) see Politics and govt ARKADELPHIA see al so Economic development ARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICT s ee Education S23 ARKANSAS see al so Buildings and offices, Govt see al so Capitol Building and grounds : s ee al so Constitution (Ark) see al so Contract s and purchasing, Govt see al so Court s, State and Local see al so Economic conditions and trends see al so Finance and budge t s . State see al so Government property · " 11 PAGE COL Bl Jl Al B2 B2 2 2 3 ·6 6 10/27 /91 Dl 1 02/28/91 04/14/91 06/21/91 07/10/91 07/10/91 10/21/91 10/31/91 11/1 2/91 12/26/91 6 5 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 4/17/91 05/19/91 08/27/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 Al4 Bl Bl B4 B4 B2 B4 Bl Bl 09/18/91 Al 2 10/23/91 B3 10/28/91 D6 1 2/12/91 B4 1 4 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Governor's School see also Govt departments and agencies see also Govt employees. State see also Govt officials. State govt see also History PAGE COL (Ark) (Ark) (Ark) see also Legislature see also Prisons and prisoners (Ark) 06/16/91 Bl 6 Charles Venus says 07/22/91 x3 1 State has four distinct 'states' or regions 07/22/91 x3 1 Carol Lindsey . 07/29/91 x 2 2 08/25/91 4 State celebrates 15 5th birthday Ozark region cares little what state does. Phil Fredericks disagree with Venus on Ozarks Bob Lancaster's 'factsheet' on Arkansas Cl ARKANSAS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION see Athletics and sports ARKANSAS ADVERTISING FEDERATION see Advertising Federation. Arkansas ARKANSAS AEROSPACE INC Arkansas Aerospace is new name of Arkansas Modification Ctr 04/ 9/91 ClO 2 Feature article on firm's new facility 08/19/91 x8 2 Modification center at Adams Field dedicated 10/16/91 Cl 4 ARKANSAS AIDS FOUNDATION see AIDS Foundation. Arkansas ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF POLICE CHIEFS see Police Chiefs. Arkansas Association of ARKANSAS AVIATION HALL OF FAME see Aviation and aircraft ARKANSAS BANKERS BANK see Banks ARKANSAS BAPTIST SCHOOL SYSTEM see Education Mr 5 Je8 ARKAN SAS BETI'ER CHANCE see Edu cation ARKANSAS BINGO ASSOCIATION see Bingo Association. Arkansas ARKANSAS BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD see Contracts and purchasing. see Insurance see Legislature see Medicine and health Govt (Ark) ARKANSAS BUSrnESS COUNCIL see Business Council. Arkansas ARKANSAS COALITION FOR CHOICE see Birth control and abortion ARKANSAS COMMITTEE. see The Iran-Contra Affair ARKANSAS CONSERVATION COALITION see Conservation Coal ition. Arkansas ARKANSAS COUNTY J AIL see Prisons and prisoners ARKANSAS COUNTY see also SEED CO Seeds ARKANSAS DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION see Dairy Cooperative Association. Arkansas ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT 12 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see News and news media see Weems, Sam A ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE see News and news media ARKANSAS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY see Development Finance Authority (Ark) ARKANSAS EASTMAN CO Batesville plant to expand Firm produces materials hidden inside other products ARKANSAS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION see Education ARKANSAS EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION NETWORK (AETN) see Educational television ARKANSAS ENTERTAINERS HALL OF FAME see Entertainers Hall of Fame. Arkansas ARKANSAS ENVIROCORP see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials ARKANSAS FREIGH'IWAYS CORP Trucking firm to of fer new stock Expansion of firm continues : map shows terminal locations NASQD halts trading; stock falls Gains of 39 . 8 pct for quarter reported ARKANSAS GAZETTE see News and news media ARKANSAS HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION see Hospitality As sociation, Arkansas ARKANSAS INSTITUTE Think tank ready with funds . leader William A Halter named head of think tank Director William Halter ready to get research started ARKANSAS MATH CRUSADE see Education ARKANSAS MODIFICATION CENTER see Arkansas Aerospace Inc ARKANSAS NATURE CONSERVANCY see Nature Conservancy, Arkansas ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE POWER PLANT see Electric power see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials ARKANSAS PEACE CENTER see Peace Center , Arltansas ARKANSAS POST NATIONAL MONUMENT see Parks , recretion and tourism ARKANSAS POULTRY FEDERATION see Poultry Federation, Arkansas ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT CO see also Buildings and offices see also Electric power see also Electrocutions see also Energy and power see also Housing see also Medicine and health see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Weather and storms 13 PAGE COL 03/ 8/91 Cl 06/24/91 x3 2 1 02/20/91 0 4/13/91 06/19/91 10/17/91 Cl Cl Cl ca 3 2 2 6 09/26/91 Cl 09/26/91 C l 10/14/91 x 6 5 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Entergy names Jerry Maulden chmn and CEO of four companies Contract with PPR Fantus Corp to aid search for industries Several hundred jobs to be cut in Arkansas within 5 years Office staff are objects of cutback. not blue-collar workers Entergy layoffs could rise until 1993 Country club dues paid by AP&L total almost $1.000.000 Salaries of top executives listed in report to FERC Country club dues draw criticism of columnist Civil rights record discussed by columnist Company awards twelve $500 grants to math, sci teachers Missouri approves AP&L sale proposal for properties there Atty Gen Winston Bryant intervenes in plans to sell assets * AP&L plan would protect customers in sale of Missouri assets* * Requests for help paying bills now double ARKANSAS PRIME FISH PROCESSORS INC Construction on catfish faciliy at Eudora under way Sixty-five catfish farmers open Eudora plant * ARKANSAS PROTEINS CO see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials ARKANSAS PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM see Public Employees Retirement System (Ark) ARKANSAS REPERETORY THEATER see Theater and drama ARKANSAS RIGHT TO LIFE see Right to Life, Arkansas ARKANSAS RIVER see Agriculture see Rivers and lakes ARKANSAS RIVER B LUES FESTIVAL see Festivals ARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION SYSTEM see Rivers and lakes ARKANSAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION see Rural Development Commission, Arkansas ARKANSAS RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM see Economic Development Program, Arkansas ARKANSAS RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTER see Rural Enterprise Center, Arkansas ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE State may set up school for brightest math. science students State math and science high school bill derailed temporarily School for gifted gains House panel approval Bill creating school becomes law Opening of state math and science school delayed until 1993 * Benton Services Center suggested as home for new school * Advisers visit Mississippi School for Mathematics and Sci * Residential school will emphasize science and math ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND Teachers angered that they are not getting salary raises Eleven teachers to get pay increases ARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME see Athletics and-sports ARKANSAS STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Interview with executive director Ron Russell 14 01/29/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 05/18/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 06/ 9/91 06/10/91 10/ 4/91 12/13/91 12/21/91 12/25/91 PAGE COL Cl ClO Al Cl Cl AlO AlO Bl Bl BlO ClO Dl Dl Al 06/12/91 Cl 12/17/91 Dl 01/30/91 02/ 8/91 02/13/91 03/ 1/91 08/20/91 10/24/91 11/15/91 11/18/91 H5 I4 H4 I7 A9 B9 Al7 El 2 3 2 5 2 4 4 1 1 4 2 5 3 3 5 5 1 4 3 4 4 5 1 2 03/22/91 I7 06/20/91 BB 4 1 09/23/91 xl3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY see Athletics and sports see Basketball see Colleges and universities see Football ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY. Beebe see Athletics and sports ARKANSAS TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM see Teacher Retirement System (Ark) ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY see Basketball see Colleges and universities ARKANSAS TERRITORIAL RESTORATION Bill seeks funds for museum expansion Restoration celebrates 5 0 years as museum ARKANSAS TIMES (Periodical) see Periodicals ARKANSAS TRAVELER CERTIFICATES Certificates honor special travelers in Arkansas ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO see also Oil and gas ARKANSAS WOMEN ' S POLITICAL CAUCUS see Women ' s Political Caucus. Arkansas ARKANSAS WRITERS ' PROJECT see News and news media ARKLA INC see also Energy and power see also Explosives and explosions see also Oil and gas Louisiana PSC to begin hearings on Arkla-Arkoma deal Court ruling saves Arkla costly refund on ' old gas ' Arkla asks PSC to rethink $17 . 1 million ruling Arkla gets environment award for work on 225-mile pipeline Subsidiary in Louisiana loses suit ; told to pay $48 . 5 million Thomas Mars says settlement in Arkoma case should stand Arkla to sell its Dyco Petroleum subsidiary Special PSC panel upholds Arkla refund order Jerry Jones. Mike McCoy dropped from mineral rights suit Special Public Service Comm resigns unexpectedly Arkla files appeal of order to refund $17, 1 million Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants special PSC reappointed Gov Clinton to ask special PSC to resume service New settlement proposed for Arkla-Arkoma Way cleared for Gov Clinton to reappoint special PSC Arkla to split $8 . 25 million refund among 400.000 customers Thom.as Mars f avors Arkla-Arkoma settlement proposed Refunds for Arkla customers average $13 . 08 Judge dismisses suit by Arkoma roy alty owners Arkla-Arkoma settlement hearing scheduled by special PSC Arkla tops $1 billion in quarterly revenue Arkla agrees to refund $8 . 25 million to customers PSC order ends Arkoma case Special PSC in Arkoma case ruled proper Arkla loses $29 . 2 million in quarter 15 PAGE COL 02/19/91 G6 07/ 5/91 Bl 1 2 05/26/91 B5 1 01/ 4/91 01/ 9/91 01/29/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 8/91 02/13/91 02/24/91 03/ 5/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/26/91 03/31/91 04/10/91 04/11/91 04/11/91 04/12/91 0 4/18/91 04/18/91 05/ 4/91 05 /17/91 05/17/91 06/ 4/91 08/ 1/91 6 5 2 1 2 3 5 6 5 2 2 2 5 6 2 2 3 2 1 2 1 2 2 5 2 B6 Cl B2 BlO Cl A7 Cl B2 AB Al Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Al A9 Bl Bl2 B2 ClO Cl Cl B4 C9 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Arkla dividends look inviting, investment adviser says New filing alleges Arkla plot against ratepayers Arkla to buy back shares in Arkla Exploration Co Fair play lost in Arkoma hearing, Pine Bluff Commerc ial says Judge says lawsuit chging racketeering should be dismissed Lawsuit alleged officials conspired to control gas prices Appeal isn ' t really an option in case, Paul Greenberg says Appointments of executives announced * * Lawsuit alleges racketeering involved in Arkoma case NY law firm enters lawsuit alleging racketeering * Racketeering suit brought by Cullum and Kallsnick couples * $32 million loss chills Arkla prof its * Arkla stock declines in frenz ied trading * Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co to seek rate increase * Arkla denies analyst report that bankruptcy impending * Stock closes lower in heavy trading * Stock regains stability * Stock jump shows FNN spot wrong, Thomas F McLarty says * ARKOMA PRODUCTION CO see Arkla Inc ARLEE HOME FASHIONS Trumann pillow maker plans to expand plant, work force ARMIDILLO ' S HANDS see Crime and v ice ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ( US) see also Bass Anglers Sportsman Society see also Rivers and lakes John Paul Hammerschmidt works to keep LR Dist office Little Rock Dist Office was candidate for closing ARNOLD, GALE see also Camden News Publishing Co ARNOLD, GARY see also Harmon, Dan ARNOLD, MORRIS S see also Alamo Christian Foundation see also Books and writing see also Courts, Federal ARNOLD, RICHARD S see also Courts, Federal AROMATIQUE INC Plant expansion to add new jobs New fragrances to be unveiled at NY Waldorf Astoria Hotel Aromatique matches up w ith cosmetics giants ART see Culture and the arts ARTEK SYSTEMS INC see also Inventions Charges fly over bar code developed by Univ of Ark and Artek Univ of Ark would welcome more postal projects Artek Systems Inc had to make guarantee on bar code work Artek Systems Inc is headed by UA professor J E Bass Postal Service to au dit both Artek and Univ of Ark contracts Artek undergoing criminal investigation by Postal Service J E Bass is principal owner of Artek ; also on UA staff 16 08/ 5/91 08/10/91 09/17/91 09/22/91 10/10/91 10/10/91 10/17/91 10/22/91 10/27/91 10/27 /91 10/27 /91 11/ 2/91 11/22/91 12/ 4/91 12/13/91 12/14/91 12/17/91 12/19/91 PAGE COL xlO B2 Cl C4 B7 B7 BB D2 Bl Bl Bl Dl Dl Dl Al Dl Dl Dl 1 4 5 3 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 5 3 2 08/13/91 ClO 2 06 /10/91 B2 06/10/91 B2 1 1 03/ 6 /91 CB 05/27 /91 x5 06/ 3/91 x14 4 1 1 01 I 2/91 07I 4/91 07/ 6 /91 07/ 6 /91 07/12/91 07/24/91 07/24/91 2 5 2 2 5 2 2 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Al Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE J E Bass placed on leave by Univ of Ark Postal Service accuses Prof J E Bass of inflating costs Postal Service wants $508 , 048 from contract reimbursed Status of J E Bass on UA campus still unclear Audit disallows Artek payments to Univ of Ark employees UA-Artek worker Loren Adams says he was fired for cooperation J E Bass defends equipment leasing : US prepares response J E Bass filing suit against Greg Moldenhauer in Artek case J E Bass files suit against Greg Moldenhauer Artek possible subj ect of US Labor Dept probe Citizens group criticizes Univ of Ark. Artek in report * Univ of Ark says post of fice claims are too high * Univ of Ark dismisses professor Jay Bass Jay Bass seeks $100, 000 in suit against two men in his firm * Postal Service , Univ of Ark dispute $460. 000 research bill * * Univ of Ark closing its portion of research center * Univ of Ark gets bill for $285, 501 from Postal Service ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION Don Riggin directs work of Arkansas chapter ASBESTOS see Pollution, wastes and haz ardous materials ASHDOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education J a29 F l ASHLEY COUNTY Dismissal of chgs against Billy Switzer ruled error ASIANS IN ARKANSAS see Foreign descent groups ASPHYXIATION AND SUFFOCATION Carbon monoxide leak kills one, hospitalizes three Synergy Gas ruled blameless in motel deaths at Mountain View Mother, son found dead in mobile home in Monroe County * ASSAULTS see also Colleges and universities see also Education see also Murders Conway High School students inj ured at Russellville High Fighting erupted after Russellville-Conway basketball game Kenneth Harmon testifies Senator Jon Fitch beat him Suit by Kenneth Harmon seeks damages from Sen John Fitch Russellville students face police inqui ry in fracas Son of Senator John Fitch says he saw no fighting Russellville police finish probe of fight after ballgame Jury rules against Sen John Fitch in assault case Six Russellville students arrested in alleged assault Toe sucker hits Lonoke County Third toe sucker incident reported in Lonoke County Michael R Wyatt faces charges in toe sucking incidents Michael E Watts may surrender today in toe sucking incidents Michael R Wyatt surrenders to sheriff on foot-fondling chg Michael R Wyatt enters plea of not guil ty in incidents Alleged foot fetishist Michael R Wright charged with threat Media criticized on reporting on foot fetish of Wyatt Probation for Michael Wyatt may be revoked Michael Wyatt pleads not guilty to toe incident 17 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/13/91 08/16/91 08/17/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 17/91 11/20/91 11/23/91 12/10/91 12/20/91 PAGE COL 5 Al Al Al Cl CB Cl Cl C9 Cl CB CB Bl O Gl Dl Dl Dl Dl 5 5 2 4 6 6 2 5 1 5 2 1 2 2 2 2 01/ 7/91 x l l 1 04/ 2/91 V2 4 01/ 3/91 B5 05/ 9/91 B9 12/ 6/91 B5 5 1 1 01/10/91 01/10/91 01/10/91 01/10/91 01/11/91 01/11/91 01/ 12/91 01/12/91 01/29/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/17/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/28/91 04/10/91 04/11/91 04/12/91 04/13/91 2 2 4 4 6 4 1 6 2 5 5 5 5 4 2 2 2 2 3 B3 B3 B4 B4 B3 B4 B3 B4 B3 Bl B3 B7 Bl Bl O B3 Bl B3 B3 B3 ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Probation for Michael Wyatt revoked ; trial set for July Elderly Newport couple beaten , woman sexually assaulted Nashville resident chgd with assault of editor Louie Graves Columnist discusses scrap between Allan Ray and Louie Graves Coach attacks , inj ures umpire Robert Webb after game Johnnie Swaims Jr arrested in beating of umpire Toe-sucking chgs lead to delayed fine for Michael R Wyatt Polygraph test pursued in toe-suck case at Conway * Michael Wyatt gets guilty verdict in threatening of woman * Michael Wyatt discusses attraction to feet ; plans appeal * Shawn Walls shot outside his home in LR * State Sen Jon Fitch loses appeal to Ark Supreme Court * Michael Wyatt to begin serving time after holidays ASSEMB LIES OF GOD First Assembly of God in NLR plots strategy for growth ASSESSMENT, Property see Companies and factories ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS INC see Agriculture ATHLETICS AND SPORTS see also Baseball see also Basketball see also Football see also Golf see also Pan American Games see also Swimming see also Track and field see also Trademarks and tradenames UCA faculty working on athletic budget deficit question UAPB makes appeal of death penalty in football UA Professor Gordon Morgan defends UAPB ' s Archie Cooley Registrar says no grades changed at Univ of Ark UA Prof Gordon Morgan says grades he gave have been changed UA registrar responds to grades statement by Gordon Morgan Bill approved by House panel limits coll and univ spending Legislators target athletic spending at colls , univs Only funds limited by proposals would be educ and general Rep Bob McGinnis sponsors bill to limit coll, univ spending College sports bill does not address issues , columnist writes Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame inducts S with banquet . program George Dunkin , Norm DeBriyn , Pat Foster in Ark Hall of Fame Gerald Nesbitt , Frances Garroutte in Ark Sports Hall of Fame NAIA appeals panel modi fies . upholds UAPB penalities UAPB gets one year reduction in death penalty in football NAIA sanctions could hit UAPB in pocketbook UAMS study suggests link of steroids , heart disease Bill in Legis would give school admrs control of sports Senate passes bill limiting college athletic spending Athletic dorm at Univ of Ark scene of alleged sexual assault Springdale woman reptd she was raped in UA athletic dorm Univ of Ark basketball player allegedly involved in assault Athletic dorm at Univ of Ark limits visits by women Razorback basketball coach Nolan Richrdson keeps press out No charges to be filed in allegations of rape at UA dorm 18 OS/ 3/91 OS/21/91 OS /22/91 OS/26/91 07I 2/91 07/12/91 08/ 1/91 09/17/91 10/19/91 10/24/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 6/91 12/14/91 PAGE COL B3 BS B7 Bl B4 BS B4 BB Cl Bl Bl B6 Bl 2 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 s 1 2 1 4 08/2S/91 Al 2 01/ 4/91 01/ 4/91 01/ 9/91 01/09/91 01/09/91 01/28/ 91 02/ 8/91 02/11/91 02/11/91 02/11/91 02/12/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/27/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 s s s 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 5 6 B3 Dl Bll Bll Bll B6 I4 Al Al Al G8 Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl D6 H6 I4 Al Al Al A7 A7 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Arkansas Coach Nolan Richardson tries to maintain focus Arkansas Athletic Director Frank Broyles comments Evidence won ' t support chgs of assault at UA. prosecutor says Athletic dormitory at UA supervised by athletic department UA housing office has no authority over athletic dormitory Athletes should pay the price for misbehavior . column says Age restriction rule by Arkansas Activities Assn upheld Univ of Ark will not release report on alleged assault Razorback Coach Nolan Richardson hints he may leave UA Boys will be boys does not apply to rape. columnist writes Univ of Ark plans phaseout of athletic dorm Statement of Razorback Coach Nolan Richadson on dorm incident Univ of Ark police to release athletic dorm incident report Father says report shows force used in UA athletic dorm Resolution in state Legis offers Coach Richardson ' love ' Four Razorback athletes admit to sex in athletic dorm Razorback athletes claim sex in dorm was consentual Fans show support for Razorback Coach Nolan Richardson Razorback fans think dorm incident blown out of proportion Woman stands by account of incident in UA athletic dorm Razorback interviewed 11 hours after initial assault report Mes sage needed from Univ of Ark on dorm incident. column say s New law limits expenditures college athletics Arkansas Democrat published name of alleged victim at dorm Women ' s groups critical of naming of alleged victim at dorm Reactions to incident at UA athletic dorm vary Univ of ark athletes involved in other criminal acts Police explain delay in investigating UA dorm incident Women ' s rights groups angered that woman ' s name was published Democrat publisher Walter Hus sman approved printing names Arkansas Democrat prints name of alleged rape v ictim Where is the discipline? (ed on incident at UA athletic dorm) Charlie Baum has contributed $250. 000 to UA baseball program Charlie Baum makes donation to UA ' s new basketball arena ABC broadcasts report on UA athletic dorm incident Univ of Ark judiciary panel to make quick ruling on dorm case Univ of Ark athletes face strict guidelines Bill in Legis seeks to open up UA athletic broadcasts Some radio stations priced out of Razorback broadcasts Univ of Ark officials confused by ABC rept on dorm incident Prosecutor Andrew Ziser demands retraction from John Starr Church group wants Nolan Richardson. Frank Broyles to resign Women ' s group waits on statement on dorm incident Pickets confront Coach Nolan Richardson on dorm incident Athletic dorm incident to go before UA disciplinary board Fights between black fraternities . athletes at UA reported Gazette commends ASU-Beebe for dropping athletic s Column asks who owns University of Arkansas campus Dorm incident brought players together. Nolan Richardson says Rape Crisis center at Fayetteville sent no one to help woman Professor wants out of hearing on UA athletic dorm incident NCAA tournament appearance brings Univ of Ark $159.000 Univ of Ark athletes critical of rape-awareness rally Univ of Ark Judiciary Bd holds session on athletes incident 19 03/ 2/ 91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 5/91 03/ S/91 03/ S/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ B/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/10/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/24/91 03/26/91 03/26/91 03/27/91 03/27/91 PAGE COL Dl Al Al Al Al Bl Bl Bl Al B9 Dl D2 Al AB AB Al Al A4 A4 A4 A4 Bl I7 Al Al Bl Bl Bll Bl Bl Bl BB D2 D2 Bl Bl B7 IS IS Bl B2 Bl 2 Bl 2 Al Al l Bl BB Bl D2 Bl Bl Dl Al A9 5 2 2 3 3 1 2 2 5 1 5 4 2 1 4 2 2 1 1 1 5 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 5 1 5 1 3 3 1 1 5 1 1 4 5 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Univ of Ark athletes required to take course on date rape Alleged victim opts against hearing on UA dorm incident Univ of Ark Campus Council upset by handling of dorm incident Univ of Ark HogWild band director Jim Robken resigns Univ of Ark track team member loitered in women ' s bathroom Woman may file suit over Univ of Ark dorm incident Univ of Ark chancellor answers 25 letters about dorm inci.dent Gaz ette calls for punishment in UA athletic dorm case Alleged victim of rape in UA athletic dorm attends hearing Univ of Ark Trustees to meet on athletic dorm incident Ruling of Univ of Ark Judiciary Bd will be kept secret Univ of Ark Judicial Bd has ruled in athletic dorm case Police still checking into UA athletic dorm incident Two more interviewed since decision not to file charges UA Chancellor Dan Ferritor says discipline took too long Frank Broyles explains UA Athletic Dept ' s actions Prosecutor Zinser plans no more interviews in dorm incident Univ of Ark athletic dorm case unlikely to be reopened Hendrix College leaving AIC for NCAA Div III in 1992 Four basketball players at Univ of Ark to get J Board verdict Coach Nolan Richrdson made discipline decision, Broyles says Three witnesses quizzed in UA athletic dorm case UA ' s Frank B royles says he agreed with Richardson decision UA Chancellor Dan Ferritor urged strong , quick action American South, Sun Belt conferences merge Arkansas State. UALR will be in same conf after merger Stepfather of UA basketball player says players to appeal Fayetteville man admits sex act in athletic dorm AP reports suspension of 4 Razorbacks in dorm incident Todd Day reportedly suspended in UA athletic dorm incident Summary of comments by public on discipline of UA athletes Suspensions may lead to transfers from Univ of Ark UA officials will hear appeals of Razorback suspensions UA says it cannot reveal discipline to alleged rape victim Columnist says Frank Broyles. Nolan Richardson bungled case Young men wrongly condemned , columnist Kelly Bass writes Appeals filed for UA athletes disciplined over dorm incident Judicial Board member says hearing on UA athletes fair Students say punishment of UA athletes too harsh UA trustees do not usually hear appeals UA says no state money paying athletes legal fees in case Club mgr says alleged victim commented on sex with UA team Mercy may ease Hogs ' punishment , columnist writes UA players deserve second chance . columnist Paul Borden says UA President B Al an Sugg may have ruling soon on appeals Atty for Todd Day vows to fight until ruling overturned Dorm incident may return athletics to proper control at UA NAACP critical of action taken against UA athletes UA of ficial says media reports on discipline not correct Protesters at Univ of Ark rally says players mistreated Randy Coleman suspended from Univ of Ark track team Randy Coleman was accused of loitering in women ' s bathroom Univ of Ark President Alan Sugg to rule on appeals Police checked alleged rape by five UA athletes last year 20 03/ 28/ 91 03/ 28/ 91 03/ 29/91 03/ 29/91 03/ 30/ 91 03/ 30/91 03/30/91 0 4/ 3/91 0 4/ 4/91 0 4/ 6/91 0 4/ 6/91 0 4/ 6/91 0 4/ 7/91 04/ 7/91 04/ 7/ 91 04/ 7/91 04/ 8/ 91 04/ 8/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 9/ 91 04/ 9/ 91 04/ 9/91 0 4/ 9/91 04/ 9/91 04/ 9/91 04/ 9/91 0 4/ 10/91 04/10/91 04/ 11/91 0 4/ 11/91 0 4/ 11/91 04/11/91 04/ 11/91 0 4/ 11/91 04/ 11/91 04/ 11/ 91 0 4/ 12/ 91 04/ 12/ 91 04/ 12/ 91 04/ 12/ 91 0 4/ 12/ 91 0 4/ 12/ 91 04/12/91 04/ 12/ 91 0 4/ 13/91 0 4/ 13/ 91 0 4/ 14/ 91 04/14/ 91 04/ 14/91 0 4/ 16/91 04/ 16/91 0 4/ 16/91 04/ 17/91 0 4/ 17 /91 PAGE COL Bl O Bl O Bl Dl B5 B5 B5 Bl O Al Al AB AB Al Al Al Al2 Al Al D6 Al A6 A6 A6 Bl Dl Dl Al A7 Al Al A6 A7 A7 A7 Bl Dl Al A4 A4 A4 A4 A4 Bl Dl Al Al O Bl Bl B5 Al D4 D4 Bl B4 1 3 2 2 1 1 4 1 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 4 6 6 4 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 5 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 6 4 5 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Alleged rape victim in dorm incident blasts decision of Sugg Coach Nolan Richardson offered resignation in UA incident Dr B Alan Sugg reduces penalty of UA athletes Attorneys for two UA basketball players praise Sugg. decision UA Chancellor Dan Ferritor backs decision of Br B Alan Sugg UA trustees react to decision of President B Alan Sugg Text of statement by Dr B Alan Sugg on dorm incident UA players ' conduct wrong, Dr B Alan Sugg says Women ' s groups angry about decision of Dr B Alan Sugg Gov Clinton calls incident wrong, punishment should be swift Statements of B Alan Sugg on UA athletic dorm incident Column discusses Dr Sugg ' s handling of UA dorm incident The state hears from Alan Sugg (ed) UA players in dorm incident marked for life, columnist writes Todd Day likely to stay at Ark, stepfather says F Broyles. N Richardson says Sugg not criticizing them Athletic dorm case may bring FOI suit against Univ of Ark Lawyer for alleged victim in dorm says UA being untruthful Attorney to bill Roosevelt Wallace. but expects no pay Expense may stall lawsuit by alleged dorm-sex victim Prosecutor tells why no chgs filed against track team members Athletic dorm incidents at UA not new . Sidney Moncrief says Women ' s group at UA criticizes decision of Dr Alan Sugg Athletic dorm incident not hurting gifts to Razorback fund Gaz ette criticial of Democrat for printing victim ' s name Column tries to explain furor over UA athletic dorm incident Oliver Miller sues over TV repts on athletic dorm incident Lawyer files under FOI act for reports on UA dorm incident Lawyer files suit to get UA athletic dorm files Lawyer for woman says UA supplied 'useless ' documents UA trustees to decide on meeting on athletic dorm incident Athletic fees. tempers on rise at Southern Arkansas Univ Univ of Central Ark leaning toward NCAA affil iation Fourteen UA police repts given to lawyer show 3 alleged rapes Colleges to earmark part of fall tuition for athletics FOI lawsuit filed on alleged rape victim at UA rejected Gazette names top coaches . athletes of the year Gaz ette ' s top athletes in various high school sports Appeal filed in FOI suit over police reports on UA athletes Univ of Ark board urged to get control of schools ' athletics Arkansas S tate football coach Al Kincaid chgd with DWI Land sale talk rises around UA arena plans Talk of possible new league surprises AIC s chool officials Derrick Dodson. UA football player. faces rape. burglary chg UA Football Coach Jack Crow dismisses Derrick Johnson Move to Southern Collegiate Athletic Conf will cost Hendrix Athlete graduation rates in SE Conf , American South Conf Hendrix College exit may be beginning of breakup of AIC Univ of Ark men rank 4th in national all-sports ranking Landowner says Univ of Ark wants his property for arena Univ of Ark Judicial Bd meets with basketball player Todd Day Todd Day allegedly among students who cheated on biology test Univ of Ark ' s Todd Day may have to sit out December games Lady Razorbacks ' Sha Hopson on indef inite suspension 21 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/19/91 04/ 19/91 04/19/91 04/19/91 04/ 19/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/21/91 04/21/91 04/21/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/27 /91 04/28/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 9/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 6/91 06/15/91 06/18/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 PAGE COL Al Al Al A4 A4 A4 A4 A4 A4 A4 AS Bl BlO Dl DlO DlO Al Al A6 A6 B7 Dl B9 Bl Cl Cl Al A7 Bl B12 B2 B2 Dl Bl B9 Bl D6 D7 B4 Al Dl Bl 4 Dl Dl Dl Dl D12 D5 Dl Al Dl Dl Dl D4 2 3 5 1 1 1 2 2 3 5 1 1 1 1 1 4 6 6 1 4 4 2 4 2 1 2 5 1 6 1 2 6 5 7 5 2 1 1 1 5 6 1 2 4 4 2 2 1 2 5 6 2 2 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Sources conf irm Tod Day ' s extended suspension Univ of Ark switched to SE Conf for money , prestige Todd Day may appeal his extended suspension from athletics Bill Hughes says failing UA football star continued to play Univ of Ark ' s Oliver Mill e r suspended for two games Univ of Ark has way to go in program integrity, column says New UALR coach Dwayne Tyus gets recruiting funds , disappears Police find Dwayne Tyus , but not UALR ' s money Dwayne Tyus charged with felony theft . fired by UALR Four Univ of Ark athletes face discipline for phone use Chicago paper reports Dwayne Tyus has disappeared before UAPB reported to trustees that it spent $663 , 076 on athletics UAPB spent $ 1 . 49 million more on sports than it took in Suspended Univ of Ark athletes must pay phone bill to return Three Univ of Ark basketball players to miss game over WATS Charities to suffer loss of funds with end to Red-White games New NCAA rules end Razorback Red-White games of f-campus UAPB overspending on athletics still unexplained AIC officials to discuss moving to NCAA II Univ of Ark baseball program gets gift of $750 , 000 Univ of Ark will use gift to upgrade baseball facil ity Wilson Matthews Day observed in Arkansas Frank Broyles has new perspective on life Univ of Central Ark appl ies for NCAA Div II membership FOI request for UA assault reports on athletes appealed Ex-Razorback JuJu Harshaw arrested on theft charge JuJu Harshaw is now on Henderson State football team AIC officials unite in proposed move to NCAA Outside earnings of Univ of Ark coaches reported Table shows coaches ' compensation in SEC s chools Univ of Ark takes two big steps toward positive development Terry Don Phillips named UA as sociate athletic director Frank Broyles not worried by alleged NCAA basketball inquiry Only 7 UA athletes have not paid for phone calls charged Column by Orville Henry critical of top admrs at Univ of Ark Orville Henry compares top UA admrs with convicted thief Univ of Ark official denies athletic funds sent elsewhere Ark colleges and univs report fund transfers for athletics Univ of Ark goes by the book in transfer of athletic funds * Univ of Ark athletes off the hook in use of coach ' s phone * Student suit says Henderson gave Ju Ju Harshaw a break * Coach Dwayne E Tyus £ails to appear on theft charge * UCA basketball coach Don Dyer named to NAIA Hall of Fame Court convicts JuJu Harshaw of shopl ifting * State colls and univs ran up $4, 408 , 875 deficit in 1990-91 * * Retention ratio at four-year schools * funding deficits listed for each state univ Athletic NCAA investigators talk with UA' s Frank B royles * Democrat-Gaz ette delayed story on NCAA check of Univ of Ark * * Democrat-Gazette waited for verification of NCAA inquiry Dropping name Indians from Ark State Univ teams considered * * Univ of Ark obeys most guidelines. task force finds John Robert Starr finds Wally Hall column on UA troubling * Nolan Richardson blames woes on press: John R Starr replies * 22 06/29/91 06/30/91 06/30/91 07 I 2/91 07/ 3/91 0 7 I 5/91 07/ 6/91 07 I 9/91 07/ 10/91 07/11/91 07 / 1 1/91 07 /12/91 07 / 12/91 07 /12/91 07/13/91 07 / 15/91 07/ 15/91 07/16/91 07/17/91 07 / 17 /91 07/17/91 0 7 /24/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 10/91 08/16/91 08/ 27 /91 08/27 /91 08/30/91 09/ 8/91 09/ 8/91 09/ 8/91 09/13/91 09/23/91 09/25/91 10/ 1/91 10/ l/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 2/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 1 1/ 8/91 11/16/91 11/ 16/91 11/16/91 11/ 19/91 1 1/21/91 11/21/91 11/21/91 11/23/91 11/24/91 1 1/26/91 PAGE COL Dl Al Dl B9 Dl Bl B8 Dl Dl Al Dl Bl Bl Dl Dl Dl Dl Bl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl D6 B2 Dl Dl Dl Al Al4 Bl Dl D3 B9 Bl Bl Dl B2 Dl Bl B7 Bl Cl C3 Bl B9 B9 Cl Cl Cl C4 Bl H5 B7 2 2 2 1 2 1 3 5 2 6 5 1 1 5 4 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 5 2 1 5 1 6 1 1 5 6 1 1 2 5 5 3 1 5 6 5 1 1 6 4 4 3 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Frances Wentz file indicates cash given Univ of Ark athletes* Univ of Ark players say they recd advances on scholarships * * AIC votes not to move to NCAA Kareen Cooper left paralyzed. files suit against Riddell Inc* UCA ' s Henson and Hamilton receive L ittle-All America honors * * Democrat-Gaz ette reviews telephone bills of Frank Broyles Frank B royles sees phone probe as smear of Razorback program* * Some Frank B royles calls appear to be personal in nature * Telepone calls related to UA busine ss. Frank B royles says * Text of Frank B royles response on telephone calls * Ark Hall of Fame names Dan Hampton. Preston Carpenter Ark Hall of Fame names Don Dyer. Tom Gul ley . Lorietta Blann * * Prosecutor to ask UA police about Frank Broyles ' calls * Frank B royles always on UA busines s . column says * Frank ' s phoning (ed on Frank Broyles ' telephone chgs ) * John R Starr column on Frank Broyle s ' telephone bills * Chancellor Dan Ferritor say s B royles calls UA-related * Prosecutor sees no victim in phone calls by Frank Broyles Story merely reptd what B royles did. said. Starr writes * ATTORNEY GENERAL (Ark) see also American Flag Foundation see also Arkansas Power and Light Co see also Banks see also Birth control and abortion see also Callan Publishing Company see also Clark. Steve see also Congress - Reapportionment see also Emergency Response People Inc see also Forests and forestry see al so Iran-Contra Affair see also Oil and gas see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Premiums and trading stamps see also Utilities Mary Stallcup will stay on staff; head civil division Winston Bryant seeks funds to pay accrued leave Winston Bryant supports Bush adm ' s anti-crime package Bryant shows his class (ed on refusal of expense acct) State gets $ 1 1 , 933 for part of Steve Clark ' s expenses Julia Hughes Jones cal ls Bryant stand on PR funds ' pol itical ' Winston Bryant denies politics involved in PR funds decision Winston Bryant working to restore integrity to office Steve Clark responds to barbs thrown by Winston Bry ant Students say Winston B ryant pledged to pursue Barry Seal case Winston Bryant forwards B arry Seal petitions t o federal offer Winston Bryant wants public defender system for Arkansas Judge dismisses part of Asa Hutchinson ' s suit against B ryant Judge rules Winston Bryant, aide in violation of FOI Act Winston Bryant flexing his political muscle Winston Bryant spends over $100, 000 on new office furniture Winston Bryant says new employees needed office furniture Winston Bryant ' s integrity loses shine. Stuttgart paper says AUDITOR (Ark) Julia Hughes Jones files for expense reimbursment 23 PAGE COL 12/ 5/91 12/ 5/91 12/14/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/24/91 12/25/91 12/27/91 12/27/91 12/28/91 12/28/91 12/29/91 Al Al Cl B7 Cl Al Al Al Al Al6 Cl Cl Al C2 B8 B9 Al Al 01/ 12/91 02/ 8/91 03/12/91 04/ 6/91 04/13/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 12/91 05/13/91 05/23/91 06/ 1/91 07/16/91 08/21/91 0 8/24/91 08/26/91 09/12/91 09/13/91 09/22/91 B2 IS HS A3 BlO B2 Bl B2 Bl Bl Bll B4 Al B7 Bl B2 Al Al C4 04/ 4/91 A3 2 2 2 3 2 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 4 5 4 3 1 2 7 3 2 1 2 1 5 2 2 3 2 2 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Julia Hughes Jones criticizes Winston B ryant on PR funds AUDITS AND MANAGEMENT REVIEWS, Govt see also Colleges and universities see also Inventions AUDUBON SOCIETY see also Roads AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB see also Stephens , Jackson T ' Jack ' AUGUSTA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 026 AUTODESK INC see also Computers and data processing AUTOMOB ILE DEALERS see Finance and budgets, State govt AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, Arkansas Independent see Finance and budgets. State govt AUTOMOBILE RACING Plans for track near NLR thwarted by funding problems AUTOMOB ILE SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINTS see Traffic accidents and safety AUTOMOB ILES AND AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS see also Education see also Finance and budgets. State Govt see also Taxation see also Traffic accidents and safety Gov Clinton ' s l icense plan would separate tax f rom auto tags County assessors. collectors oppose Clinton plan on tags Rous panel passes bill linking school grade to driver license House panel stalls on measure to ease car license procedure Robert McCord finds fault with proposed licensing changes Gov Clinton ' s revampted licensing plan withdrawn from Legis Amdt to car tag bill omits proof of safety License renewal by fax machine wins House panel endorsement Bill in Legis stiffens penalty for illegal window-tinting Auto inspections should not be dropped. ADFA says Senate passes bill allowing license renewal by mail Gov Clinton ' s car tag plan gets out of committee Assessors oppose car tag plan Many Arkansans intentionally driving ' tagl e s s ' vehicles House rej ects proposal to streaml ine tag process Senate defeats measure on minors and driver licensing House to try again on vehicle tag renewal reforms Senate adopts rule requiring minor drivers to be in school Gov Clinton lobbies for car tag simpl ification Dr Ruth Steele sees little effect on grades tie to license Gov Clinton ' s proposal on vehicle registration fails again Gov Clinton ' s simplified license plan appears doomed in Legis Voters get chance to simplify licensing procedures Gov Clinton vetoes bill giving car rental firms tax breaks Quality mgmt program speeds up licensing procedures Go Distributors help dealerships spruce up lot s , vehicles Seizures would be basis for restricting driving in proposal * Proposed l aw to restrict epileptic drivers assailed AVIATION AND AIRCRAFT 24 PAGE COL 05/ 2/91 Bl 7 01/22/91 B4 1 Ol/ 8/91 01/ 9/91 01/ 25/91 01/25/91 01/27/91 02/ 1/91 02/12/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/ 28/ 91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/10/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/26/91 03/27 /91 03/29/91 04/ 2/91 07/30/91 08/12/91 09/20/91 11/ 22/91 2 2 1 3 4 5 1 l 1 6 1 1 5 2 3 1 1 1 4 3 1 2 1 5 2 4 1 5 Bl Al I6 I6 C3 16 G6 H4 I3 ClO 16 Bl I1 B2 Al !4 I3 I4 I1 B2 G4 H4 Bl B8 B2 x6 All Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Angola see also Defenses and armed forces see also Police see also Robberies and thefts NW Ark plans for maj or airport worries Kansas City USAir begins service in LR Family of M L Gernert sues Eastman Kodak over j et crash Northwest Ark group seeks grant for regional airport study Northwest Ark Regional Airport watchdog group forms Partnership for Sustainable Growth wants vote on NW Airport Voters should decide on Northwest Airport. Partners says Decorated bomber pilot Paul G Jones dies in crash of plane Plane piloted by Paul G Jones plunged into lake at Petit Jean Article discusses LR as potenial hub airport FAA approves study grant for Northwest Ark Regional Airport Danville airport clears all but one legal hurdle LR airport disrupted by call about explosives LR Airport Comm not optimistic on ' minihub ' status George Westmoreland heads NW Ark Regional Airport Authority Fiery crash kills pilot at Fort Chaffee Pilot of plane that crashed at Fort Chaffee identified No cause of crash at Fort Chaffee found Pilot death at Fort Chaffee mystifies coroner Opponents demand vote on Northwest Ark Regional Airport Demand for aviation mechanics soars Washington County JPs vote to j oin airport group Survivor of 1 96 0 LRAFB crash is close friend of LR woman Mr and Mrs Ronald G Crouthers killed in crash at Flippin Arkansas Air Natl Guard j et crashes, pilot ej ects Eastman pilots unaware of trouble. rept on 1990 crash says Dr Ronal d G Crouthers failed to note weather. NTSB reports Tontitown residents fear regional airport might locate there Northwest Ark air traffic has increased greatly Group begins petition drive on Washington Co role in airport Four die in Baxter County plane crash Dr and Mrs Edwin Gray dies in plane crash with Love family Education leader Earle Love. wife. killed in plane crash Ginny Edwards sets state soaring record with 5 hours Crop-duster deaths increase in Arkansas Three hurt when plan in all- female race crashed at Midway Three airline s , freigh carrier interested in NW Ark proj ect Airport prospects for NW Ark grow stronger ; f irms interested Northwest regional airport would handle million passengers J B Hunt touts need for NW Ark regional airport Fayetteville Airport proj ect to take Greenland homes Little Rock Regional Airport opens new runway Northwest Ark regional airport tab put at $261 million Proposed airport in NW Ark would create 2 , 500 j obs Public quiz zes experts on proposed NW Ark regional airport Money woes may force Northwest out of Fort Smith Ark Aviation Hall of Fame to induct two new members Frederick W Smith and F Taylor Brown named to Hall of Fame Northwest Ark Regional Airport feasible . firm reports FAA to get study on Northwest airport plan 25 01/ 3/91 0 1 / 8/91 01/ 9/91 01/ 9/91 01/26/91 0 1/ 27 /91 0 1/ 27 /91 01/ 28/91 01/ 28/9 1 01/ 28/9 1 02/ 1/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/12/91 02/17 /91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/15/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 19/91 04/28/91 05/10/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/20/91 05/21/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/13/91 06/27 /91 06/29/91 07 I 3/91 07/13/91 07/ 1 9/ 9 1 07 /26/91 08/10/91 08/ 13/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 09/ 5/91 09/20/91 09/20/91 09/25/91 09/ 27 /91 PAGE COL C2 Dl B2 Cl B5 Fl Fl Bl Bl x7 Cl B2 Al Al Fl BlO Bl 1 Bl AB Cl B3 Cl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bll Cl xlO ClO Bl Al Al B7 Al BB Cl Cl O Cl Cl B3 Cl Cl Cl C9 CB ClO ClO Cl Cl 1 2 4 5 3 2 2 2 2 1 2 4 5 6 2 1 3 2 4 2 1 3 5 5 2 2 l 2 1 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 4 2 2 5 5 2 1 5 5 6 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Pilot loses chute, dies in Johnson trailer park Frederick W Smith, F Taylor Brown named to Ark Hall of Fame NW Ark airport backers say FAA study does not affect them Northwest Ark airport plan gets FAA approval * * NW Ark airport site to be narrowed to two Petition seeks referendum on Northwest Ark Regional Airport * * Pilot error blamed for January crash at Petit Jean * NW Regional Airport opposed by Joplin, Mo interests * Delta Airlines delays committing to NW Ark airport * NW Ark airport backers ' tabloid offers facts * Four die as small plane crashes in fog at DeWitt * Crash at DeWitt kills aviation student, three relatives * Stephanie Marsh piloted plane that crashed at DeWitt * Stephanie Marsh lacked certification t o fly by instrument Northwest Ark airport woul d be located in Highfill area * AWARDS AND HONORS see Business see Contests and prizes see Humanitarian Awards, National see Volunteers see Women ' s Political Caucus, Arkansas BABCOCK AND WILCOX CO * Article on McDermott Intnl boiler plant in LR BABY SITTERS see Children and youth BAD ACTOR LAW see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials BAILEY, RONALD W JR see also Producers Rice Mill Inc BAILEY• RONALD W SR see also Producers Rice Mill Inc BAKER, DAN see als o Robberies and thefts BAKER. J DAN see also Business BAKER. T HARRI see also Books and writing BALDOR ELECTRIC CO Feature article on development of Fort Smith-based firm r. President R L Qualls comments on strength of company BANK DEPARTMENT (Ark) Feature article on bank examiner Marivel Tounzen BANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL BCCI turned to Stephens Inc for advice on American investment J ackson T Stephens name surfaced in complaint against BCCI Stephens Inc had a role in some BCCI investments in banks Stephens Inc played no role in BCCI violations Jack T Stephens tied to BCCI cast according to Wall St Jl * Report says Jack Stephens helped broker Harken Energy Corp * * Wall Street Jr finds no wrongdoing by Jack T Stephens * Stephens-BCCI timeline charted BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGS see Historic buildings and sites BANK OF MCCRORY 26 09/29/91 10/13/91 1 0/ 16/91 10/24/91 10/26/91 10/31/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 14/91 11/19/91 12/11/91 12/14/91 12/15/91 12/15/91 12/17/91 12/20/91 PAGE COL Bl El Cl Dl Cl Dl Bl Dl D2 D2 Bl Bl Bl Bl Dl 2 2 2 2 5 2 4 2 4 1 5 1 l l 2 10/21/91 Dl 1 06/10/91 x7 12/15/91 Gl 1 3 03/18/91 xl2 1 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7/91 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al Al9 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Banks BANK OF WALDO BUILDING see Historic buildings and sites BANKRUPTCIES see al so Arkla Inc see also Bell, Melvyn L see also Buster ' s see also Collins, David A see also Draughon School of Business see also General Properties Inc see also J ackpot Inc see also Jones Truck L ines Inc see also Leird Church Manufacturing Co see also McAdams . B J, Inc see also Medicine and health see also Morris . Virginia T see also One Moore Ford see also Riverside Furniture Corp see also Swindle, James Michael see also TCBY Enterprises Inc Bankruptcy cases in Arkansas cl imb Arkansas cases pending now total 1 1 , 83 2 May filings breaks state ' s bankruptcy record Arkansas had 856 filings in July Arkansas had 7 , 652 bankruptcies during past year BANKS see also B ank of Credit and Commerce International see also Credit see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators see also Federal Reserve Board of Governors see also Murders - Vondran, Connie Faye see also Robberies and thefts Bank of Newark changes to Worthen Natl Bank of Newark First State B ank (Conway) changed to Worthen Natl of Conway First State B ank ( Springdale ) changes to Worthen Natl Bank Peoples Bank and Trust (Rus sellville) changed to Worthen Natl Worthen Banking Corp changing four names, charters of banks Banks could face l iability if financed proj ects pollute Howard J Wiechern denied new trial in FirstSouth case Change in collateral rules for state banks proposed First Commercial Corp reports record earnings Curt Bradbury critical of FDIC plan for repl enishing funds Law governing deposits of public money challenged Worthen Corp gets prel iminary ok for name changes of banks Worthen Banking Corp posts most profitable year in 1990 Former Independence Federal Bank chief Preston Grace indicted Preston Grace Jr had no background in thrift business First United Bancshares income rises $ 1 . 2 million List of S&Ls reporting losses of over $1 million Bank profits up by 15 pct in Arkansas State bankers criticize Bush plan for banks Worthen CEO Curt Bradbury praises Bush banking proposal Fake bomb delivered to Union National Bank in LR One Natl Bank in Hot Springs sold to Central Ark Bancshares 27 PAGE COL 01/ 9/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 08/15/91 09/ 5/91 Cl Cl Cl C9 Cl 2 2 2 5 2 01/ 1/91 0 1 / 1/91 01/ 1/91 0 1 / l/91 01/ 1/91 01/13/91 01/15/91 01/15/91 01/17 /91 01/ 17/91 01/19/ 91 01/22/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/30/91 Ol/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 / 9 1 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Fl B2 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Al A14 ClO 2 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 2 5 2 2 2 6 3 3 4 3 2 2 3 2 ca ClO Cl Cl B2 Cl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Senate passes bill to restrict punitive damage awards Bill in Legis could kill bank deposit cap Benton has seen many changes in banking in short period Devel opers ' fruitless search for capital discussed Bank Commr Bill J Ford thinks govt may be acting too hastily Effort to lift size restrictions on holding companies fails E Harley Cox Jr indicted in FirstSouth S&L investigation Delay holds up sale of five failed thrifts in Arkansas James Walter Taylor indicted on bank fraud chgs James Walter Taylor is ex-vice pres of Bank of McCrory FirstSouth leaves Pine Bluff bittersweet Indictment tells of schemes to prop up fail ing FirstSouth Supreme Ct rules West Helena bank can open branch at Marvell Home Savings Assn said to be facing l ow-capital bind E Harley Cox Jr enters innocent pleas in FirstSouth case Ex-El Dorado banker Perrin L Jones. gets prison term. fine Bill in Legis would speed expansion of state banks Worthen Bank and Trust becomes Worthen National Bank of Ark Worthen Banking Corp renames 10 banks statewide Dark days over for Worthen Banking Corp Ex-FirstSouth president Howard Wiechern Jr gets 4-yr term State thrifts ruled eligible for deposits of public money Home Savings Assn seized by federal regulators Suit by John M Lewis alleges Worthen squeezed him out of mgmt Home Savings Assn now Home Federal Savings under RTC Worthen Banking Corp buys 8 NLR branches of One National Bank List of state thrifts showing a profit and those with losses Judge asked to delay date Howard J Wiechern repts to prison Stepehns interests acquire more stock in Worthen B ank Corp Johnnie Bryan Hunt Jr discusses his career in banking Outline of history of One National Bancshares Arkansas bank holding companies continue growth List of multi-bank holding companies in Arkansas Union Natl Bank shareholders sue for access to records Investors seek to form First Community Bank in Conway Phone access to accounts worry some depositors Judge refuses to delay prison for Howard J Wiechern Jr Simmons First Natl Corp sues firms in Texas over loans List of state ' s largest banks and their profit rate Sixty- four pct of Arkansas thrifts are profitable Law limiting branches to home county until 1 994 upheld Preston W Grace Jr indicted again on bank fraud charges Lending by Home Federal Savings halted until buyer found Union Planters operations in Ark prove successful Worthen Banking Corp ' s 1st quarter net income j umps 36 pct Worthen Banking Corp stock hits 5-year high Ark bankers oppose $15 billion prop for FDIC Trial of E Harley Cox in FirstSouth case begins Article pursues FirstSouth case in light of deregulation White-collar crime pushed along by deregulation of business Howard Wiechern testifies FirstSouth funds misused First Commercial Corp to buy Farmers & Merchants at Rogers FistSouth took on troubled properties . witnesses testify Worthen to pay Curt Bradbury up to $ 1 . 2500. 000 extra 28 02/12/91 02/14/91 02/18/91 02/18/91 02/18/91 02/19/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/27/91 0 2/27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/10/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/25/91 03/25/91 03/27 /91 03/27/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 03/31/91 04/ 6/91 04/10/91 04/11/91 04/ 16/91 04/ 16/91 04/ 16/91 04/20/91 04/22/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/27 /91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 PAGE COL GS Cl x7 x8 x9 DlO Al Cl B7 B7 Cl Cl B4 Cl Cl ClO Cl Cl Cl Fl Al Cl Al Cl Cl Cl ClO B4 Cl x7 x9 ClO ClO C8 Cl2 Fl Cl Cl ClO Cl ClO CB Cl x7 Cl Cl Cl B2 x7 x7 Al Cl Cl Cl 1 2 1 3 1 5 5 2 3 3 2 3 1 2 5 1 5 2 2 5 5 5 2 2 3 5 3 1 5 1 2 2 4 1 2 5 2 4 4 4 2 4 5 2 2 5 2 2 1 1 5 2 5 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Harley Cox trial in FirstSouth case hears developers E Harley Cox Jr denies intent to mislead FirstSouth board E Harley Cox Jr found guilty of fraud in FirstSouth case Simmons First Natl ran racket. Money Mortgage Corp charges E Harley Cox J r cites j ury instructions. asks new trial First Commercial Corp stock gains 42 pct since Jan 1 One National of Hot Springs to be sold. renamed Stock of fering delays charter for First Community Bank First Commercial Corp to buy Merchants Bank of Rogers First Commercial Corp stock w ins raves Conway is site of banking dispute Savers Savings to go on sale block during third quarter E Harley Cox J r denied new trial in FirstSouth case List of S&L gainers and losers during first quarter Margaret Davenport Eldridge sets lofty goal for hersel f Ash Flat branch of Worthen Natl Bank challenges state law United Federal Savings at J onesboro taken over by regulators State Bank Bd approves First Community Bank at Conway Savers . First Savings j oint portfolio to be sold Worthen Natl of Ark names Jack Fleischauer Jr president Howard J Wiechern J r asks j udge to reduce his sentence Jack Fleischauer plans to emphasize the basics at Worthen First Commercial income up 16 pct First Savings of Ark to be broken up. sold to 22 buyers Worthen to buy First Natl at Fayetteville from J B Hunt First Commerci.al says loans not discriminatory Worthen Banking Corp earnings at $ 5 . 3 million Regulators may seize Northwest Natl Bank at Fayetteville First Savings of Ark s ol d ; cost to taxpayers $863 . 4 million Hundreds take part in breakup of First Savings Arkansas keeps wary eye on big bank mergers Former Fist Savings offices reopen Tab for cleaning up S&Ls mess in Ark reaches $ 1 . 5 billion E Harley Cox J r gets four years. fine in FirstSouth case Loans rare in Pulaski County areas with large minority groups Stock prices of 3 Ark banks set 5 2-week highs E Harley Cox Jr to appeal term in FistSouth fraud case Even rich and powerful can get caught (ed on Cox case) Winston Bryant says Worthen cannot sell Ash Flat branch First Community Bank at Conway gets charter. but can ' t open Ex-FirstSouth executive Roderick Reed freed from prison Northwest Natl Bank at Fayetteville fail s . is sold First Natl Bank of Conway sues t o stop First Community Bank Arkansas Federal Savings Bank not candidate for l iquidation Judge gives First Community Bank of Conway go-ahead Texarkana Federal Savings bought by Citizens Natl of Hope Arkansas Bankers Bank i s open for business FDH Bancshares buys LR branch of Arkansas Federal Savings FDR Bancshares to open branch as Citizens First Bank of LR List of state S&Ls reporting profit s . losses in 2nd quarter Citizens First Bank of LR owned by Frank Hickingbotham Judge refuses to shorten term of E Harley Cox J r First Community Bank a t Conway gets FDIC insurance First Bank of Arkansas in Russellville sold to Southwest 29 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 4/91 05/10/91 05/11/91 05/14/91 05/18/91 05/21/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 06/ 2/91 06/11/91 06/ 14/91 06/15/91 06/24/91 06/26/91 06/29/91 07 I 3/91 07 I 4/91 0 7 / 9/91 0 7 / 10/91 07 / 14/91 07/17/91 07 /19/91 07/23/91 07 /23/91 07 /24/91 07/26/91 07 /27 /91 07 /27 /91 0 7/29/91 07/30/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/10/91 08/ 10/91 08/10/91 08/12/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/17/91 08/17/91 08/23/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 0 9/ 3/91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 7/91 09/ 10/91 09/10/91 09/10/91 09/12/91 09/13/91 PAGE COL ClO Al Al ClO ClO Cl Cl Cl Cl ClO Fl Cl ClO Cl x6 Cl ClO Cl Cl Cl BS Fl Cl Cl Cl ca Cl Cl Al Cl x7 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl CB B6 ClO Cl BS Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl C7 Cl Cl Cl C9 C9 Cl C9 2 2 2 2 1 5 6 2 2 2 6 2 1 2 1 2 4 2 2 2 1 2 5 2 5 1 2 5 2 4 1 2 5 2 5 5 5 1 1 2 1 2 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 5 2 5 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE First Savings Assn of Paragould closed by govt First Community Bank at Conway off to busy start Savers Savings is state ' s largest failed thrift Savers Savings sale may take place today First Commercial Bank. Acorn agree on low-income home loans Two banks purchase ail ing S&Ls for share of LR market First Community Bank at Conway has charmed life State near top for bad S &L l oans List of state ' s five largest banks First Commercial Corp income rises 23 . 7 pct * Grand j ury indicts David H Siegel in Capital S&L case * Arvest Bank Group completes worldwide ATM hookup * List of 24 Ark banks listed by total market share David J Siegel enters guilty plea in Capital S&L fraud case * Arvest Bank Group to buy Farmers Bank of Prairie Grove * First Natl at Fort Smith settles lawsuit by Jonesboro bank * * Farmers Bancorp pay to president James Magee to be probed James Magee resigns his post on AIDC * * Ark Supreme Ct rules public funds may not be in S&Ls State ' s S&Ls well after RTC surgery * BAPTIST CHURCH see also Education S7 S ll Sl 2 Rev John B Wright resigns pastorate of First Baptist (LR) Rev John B Wright discusses his resignation at First Baptist NAACP questions court ruling in St Paul Missionary case St Paul Missionary dispute over ousting pastor unsettled Moderate organiz ation not likely to split church First Baptist at Springdale sees continued facil ity growth Professor says Southern Baptists are an ' abusive fatnily' Court hearing begins on dispute at St Paul Missionary Court rules pastor must leave pulpit of St John Missionary Dr John B Wright may pastor church in Seoul . South Korea Ousted pastor of St Paul Missionary church moving out Southern Baptists headed for a split. James Powell writes Arkansas Baptists at crossroad of chaos Rev Ronnie Floyd of Springdale heads business. finance comm Powell says Baptist takeover by fundamentalists complete Benton officials refuse to approve wring at new church Wiring at Benton church was done by Nailbenders for Jesus Benton mayor seeks solution on church wiring Baptists teaching their own brand of sex education Baptists support mass prayer rally at pub l ic schools Article on 6 , 200-member First Baptist at Springdale Moderate Baptists meet to .map defense of principles Moderate Baptists fighting to control OW"n churches * Arkansas Southern Baptists begin annual convention * Mike Huckabee ' s talk was hal f sermon. half campaign talk Ark Baptist State Conv elects W H Sutton, a moderate. pres * * Resolutions adopted by Ark Baptist State Convention BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER see Medicine and health BARLING Voters approve conditionally annex of part of Fort Chaffee BARS AND NIGHT CLUB S 30 PAGE COL 09/14/91 09/17 /91 09/ 20/91 09/20/91 09/24/91 09/24/91 10/ 7/91 10/10/91 10/15/91 10/16/91 10/22/91 10/28/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 15/91 11/22/91 11/28/91 12/ 5/91 12/24/91 12/27/91 Cl Cl Al Cl Cl x6 Cl Cl Cl Dl Dl G3 Dl Dl B4 Al Al Dl Dl 3 5 2 2 2 2 1 2 5 5 5 5 l 2 S 3 2 2 3 2 01/ 8/91 01/12/91 01/15/91 01/15/91 03/10/91 03/11/91 03/17/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 8/91 04/16/91 05/27/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 6/91 06/10/91 06/14/91 06/14/91 06/15/91 08/19/91 08/23/91 08/25/91 09/ 7/91 09/22/91 11/20/91 11/20/91 11/21/91 11/21/91 B2 E2 B3 B3 Bl x20 Bl B3 B3 BS B3 B9 Al Al B9 B14 Bl4 B9 Al Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl 4 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 3 5 1 2 7 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 5 2 1 1 1 1 06/ 1 2/91 B l 4 3 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Pornography and obs cenity Lounge gets permit for Pike Plaza Shopping Center Checkmate Club at NLR seized by law enforcement officers Checkmate owner Joe Calva accused of drug. gambling operation Death of woman spurs drive to close Stable I I at Menifee Checkmate Club at NLR has long history of vices Checkmate at NLR no stranger to trouble FBI alleges Checkmate owners ' gambling , drug violations NLR mayor wants private clubs closed at 2 a m NLR private clubs oppose ordinance cutting hours American Legion Hut at Kensett closed down after complaints Complaints alleged prostitution. underage drinking at Kensett Kensett Legionnaires upset about bar Gambling. nude dancing alleged at Kensett Legion Hut Checkmate Club owners agree to let club be sold State Legion commander recommends closing Kensett bar Checkmate owner Joe Calva indicted on three counts Kensett veterans club l iquor ban t o be lifted Kensett Legion reopens its bar Joe Calva pleads guilty to drug sal e s. gambl ing charges * Checkmate Club loses case for new site, beer permit * Checkmate Club being sold by federal government * Joseph F Calva gets 3-yr term. no fine in Checkmate case * Sno-White Restaurant at Pine Bluff burns BARTON. T H Barton made his wealth by investing in Arkansas BASEBALL Southern State ousted from NAIA College World Series, 9-4 Gazette Super Team of high s chool players chosen Little Rock could lose Travelers if stadium not updated Houston Astros eyed by David Glas s , Sam Walton for purchase David Glass has no interest in buying Astros, spokesman says BASHAM. CHARLES D Little Rock real estate developer target of numerous suits Basham pledged same condos for loans. suits say Fourth bank j oins suit against developer Basham suit partially resolved Basham asks court to stem suits against him Questions l inger on Basham loans BASKETBALL see al s o S tadiums and arenas UNLV Rebels defeat Arkansas Razorbacks , 1 1 2-105 Hendrix College wins AIC championship Univ of Arkansas Razorbacks win 3rd consecutive SWC title Arkansas Tech ' s AIC champion Golden Suns in Dist 17 playoff Arkansas ' s Lady Razorbacks win their first SWC championship UCA Sugar Bears upset Tech Golden Suns for Dist 17 title ASU Coach Nelson Catalina named conference Coach-of-the-Year Univ of Central Ark wins NAIA Dist 17 title Westark Lady Lions win state j unior college title Arkansas Raz orbacks crush Texas A&M. by 47 in playoff Arkansas Lady Razorbacks win SWC title Arkansas Razorbacks whip Rice by 29 in SWC tourney playooff Arkansas Raz orbacks take SWC tourney with win over Texas 31 01/23/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 7 / 91 03/14/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/14/91 05/14/91 05/15/91 05/21/91 05/29/91 06/ 5/91 06/28/91 10/24/91 11/23/91 11/27/91 11/30/91 PAGE COL B4 Bl Bl B3 Bl Bl BB Bl B4 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 Bl B6 Bll B4 Bl B2 B2 Bl 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 4 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 5 2 5 6 1 1 1 10/13/91 Al 2 05/28/91 06/ 1/91 06/18/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 4/91 D3 DS Dl Al Dl 4 1 2 4 5 08/ 6/91 08/ 7 /91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 Cl ClO ClO C9 ClO Cl 2 1 2 2 2 2 02/11/91 02/19/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 7/ 9 1 03/ 7/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/10/91 03/ 1 1/91 Al D3 Dl DS Dl Dl 015 Dl D2 Dl Dl Dl Al 2 1 5 1 5 5 5 6 5 2 6 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Lady Razorbacks draw bye in NCAA t ournament Pairings for high school boys and girls overall tourney Arkansas State Univ faces Rice in NIT opener at Jonesboro Arkansas Raz orbacks roll over Texas Longhorns (special rept ) Arkansas State defeats Rice 78-7 1 in first round of NIT Univ of Central Ark advances to NAIA final four Raz orbacks rout Georgia State 1 17-76 in NCAA t ournament Lady Razorbacks crush Northwestern 105-6B in NCAA tourney Univ of Central Ark defeats Taylor to enter NAIA title game Razorbacks drill Arizona State 97-90 to reach Sweet Sixteen Univ of Central Ark falls 77-74 in NAIA f inal Arkansas State Indians defeat Memphis in NIT tournament Colorado shuts down Arkansas State in NIT quarterfinals University of Ark Lady Razorbacks fall to Lamar in NCAA t ourn Arkansas Raz orbacks defeat Al abama in NCAA tournament Arkansas Raz orbacks fall to Kansas in bid for Final Four Kansas rules second half of game. sends Arkansas home Rollin' Razorbacks are natl wheelchair basketball champions Univ of Central Ark ' s Checola Seals is Kodak All-American Lady Razorback Karen DeHorney named Kodak All-American Rumor circulates that Nolan Richardson to leave Arkansas Frustrated Nolan Richardson discussing Tulsa j ob Nolan Richardson meets with Tul sa. says no contract offered Nolan Richardson to remain as Arkanssas Raz orback coach Hoopfest returns to streets of Little Rock Hoopfest takes to LR streets Hoopfest winners announced Winners of women ' s div of Hoopfest Arkansas Wings defeated in semifinals of natl AAU tourney Corliss Williamson decides t o play for Univ of Ark Razorbacks Lawsuit by Diana Lee Dodson changed rules for girls play * * Arkansas Razorbacks ranked third in pre-season poll * Russel lville falls in King Cotton f inal BASS ANGLERS SPORTSMAN SOCIETY Corps of Engineers may scuttle tournament at Bull Shoals Lake Discrimination against women cited by Corps in dispute BASS now open to women; Bull Shoals tournament to continue BASS. J E see also Artek Systems Inc BASS. WARREN K Financial adviser. political campaign strategist dies BATES. DAISY see also Humanitarian Awards. National Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons Portrait to hang in state Capitol building Banquet proceeds to help pay off mortgage on home BATESVILLE TRUCK L INE INC Three ex-mgrs sue firm over dismissal BATTERED SPOUSES see Families and family life BAUM. CHARLIE see also Athletics and sports BAXTER COUNTY REGIONAL HOSPITAL see Medicine and health 32 03/ 1 1/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/11/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/ 17/91 03/17/91 03/18/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/27/91 03/29/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 5/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/10/91 06/ 1 0/91 07/27/91 09/21/91 11/ 1 1/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL Dl Dl Dl Gl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Al Dl D6 09 Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl Dl D4 Dl Al BB Cl Cl 2 4 5 l 2 2 5 2 5 5 2 5 2 2 6 2 5 4 1 2 2 4 2 2 2 5 5 1 6 2 1 5 1 04/21/91 Al 04/21/91 Al 04/26/91 Al 2 2 6 05/22/91 BlO 5 02/10/91 A6 06/19/91 Bl 10/ B/91 A7 1 1 3 07/23/91 CB 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE BEAL S. RALPH see also Positive Lock BEAN. L L . INC see als o Taxation BEARDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT see also King. Martin Luther Jr BEARS see also Wildlife BEASLEY WOOD FUNERAL HOME see Funerals and mortuaries BEAVERS see Wildlife BECKER. J BILL see also Finance and budget s . State Govt see also Governor {Ark) see also Workers compensation insurance Criticizes Bush decision on j obless aid BED AND BREAKFAST INNS see Motels BEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ap26 BEEBE. MIKE see also Children and youth BEI MOTION SYSTEMS CO Maumelle firm makes devices found in war zone. outer space BEKAERT CORP Rogers plant nears completion Rogers cord pl ant to expand * BELIN. HENRY ALLEN JR see also Methodist Church BELL. LINDA ODUM Russellville psyciatrist raises funds for hospital in Mexico BELL. MELVYN L Central Business Improvement Dist tells Bell to pay taxes US Rep Beryl Anthony urges Bell to renovate bathhouses Bell losing Hot Springs backers Bell sued by west LR improvement dist for non-payment of tax Bell ' s vast collection of antiques go on auction bl ock Bell sells his collection of antiques Auction of antiques brings i.n over $1 million Sealed settlement reached in divorce of Darlene. Melvyn Bell Bell still watches over Ensco. which he founded Bell still retains control of Hot Springs real estate Bell ordered to pay bank $ 12 . 2 million on Market Plaza loan Bell nets $43 6 , 920 in sale of Ensco stock Bell now has no stock in Environmental Systems Co Bell mortgages most of his LR property for loan °" BELL. RICH.ARD see also Blacks BEND MANUFACTURING INC Small firm crafts wood products for hotels . restaurants * BENNETT. ROBERT see also Suicides - Bennett. Robert BENNETT. ROBERT WAYNE 33 PAGE COL 08/17 /91 K3 3 01/21/91 x6 1 03/ 4/91 xll 11/ 15/91 Dl 3 5 05/19/91 El 2 01/17 /91 03/ 9/91 03/25/91 04/13/91 04/ 19/91 04/21/91 04/22/91 0 4/27 /91 05/ 6/91 05/21/91 07 /18/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 11/26/91 5 6 2 2 2 2 3 5 1 2 5 2 2 2 BlO Bl Al C9 Cl Bl Bl B4 xlO B7 Cl Cl Cl Dl 11/ 4/91 Dl 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Crime Laboratory (Ark) BENNETI', SEWANEE see also Books and writing BENTON see also Contracts and purchasing . Govt see also Housing see also Parks . recreation and tourism Mayor Jim Presnell promises better communication Doors msg when Mayor Jim Presnell came to office Mayor Jim Presnall plans no mass city firings City could spend $25 million in upgrading facilities Fire destroys three Main St buildings Arson ruled out in fire that destroyed three buildings Benton union workers say they have been told to keep quiet BENTON COUNTY see also Crime and vice BENTON COUNTY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education F7 BENTONVILLE see also Historic buildings and sites BENTONVILLE PUBLIC L IBRARY see Libraries, Public BERRY, RAY see also Crime and vice BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU see Consumer protection BEVERLY ENTERPRISES INC Earnings up by $15 million Higher profits reported by Beverly Beverly has regrouped, pulled itself on an even keel Map shows number of Beverly facilities in each state Four steps Beverly took to profitability Net income up by 1 48 pct Beverly enters rehabilitation field with j oint venture Net income j umps 69 pct Maj or labor lawsuit filed against Beverly BHUTTO, BENAZIR Former prime minister of Pakistan visits Ark BIBLICAL GARDENS see Covenant Gardens BILL OF RIGHTS see United States - Constitution BILL OF RIGHTS EXHIBIT see Tobacco BILLBOARDS see Advertising BINGO see Gambl ing BINGO ASSOCIATION. Arkansas see Gambl ing BIOMASS see Synthetic fuels 34 PAGE COL B3 Bl B3 B3 Bl B3 BZ 2 5 3 2 2 2 2 ClO ClO x7 x8 x9 CB Dl Dl 3 2 1 1 2 4 1 6 6 09/ 27 /91 B l 2 01/ 1/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 5/91 02/20/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 9/91 10/15/91 02/ 1/91 05/ 17/91 05/20/91 05/20/91 05/20/91 07 / 19/91 10/ 1/91 * 10/24/91 * 11/ 19/91 ca ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE BIRCH. JOHN. SOCIETY Group in central Ark keeps conservative ideas alive BIRDS see Endangered and extinct species BIRTH CONTROL AND ABORTION see also Little Rock Family Planning Services Abortion opponents , proponents to hold rallies in LR Pine Bluff School health clinic will not offer contraceptives Abortion foes in thousands march at LR About 3 25 pro-choice supporters march at LR Director o f abortion clinic says her life threatened Shotgun blast breaks window of LR abortion clinic Legislative panel approves more school-based health clinics First Norpl ant implant in Ark done at UAMS Opponents of school health clinics turn out for hearing Abortion foes. Dr Joycelyn Elders debate school health cl inic Budget comm adds amdt to school clinic bill Joycelyn Elders argues reduced pregnancies reduce abortions Right to Life pres says reduced birth rate means kill baby Dr Elders tells preacher 5 2 pct of children not in church Church Lady back as Sen Stanley Rus s . columnist writes Christian Coalition blasts Dr Elders. state Health Dept Dr Elders says school clinics don ' t offer abortion referrals Dr Joycelyn Elders calls Christian Coalition non-Christian Measure for funding s chool clinics still alive Debate can ' t change clinics ' worth (ed ) State Sen Stanley Russ strikes back at Lancaster column School health clinic opponents keep Capitol phones busy Involuntary sterilization of mentally incompetents illegal Columnist Max Brantley writes on school clinics and the Legis Abortion information bill stays alive School health clinics fail first senate vote House refuses to alter abortion bill Senate defeats state Health Dept budget with school clinics No-sexers hold reins at Capitol. columnist writes Two women ' s health clinics evacuated after bomb threats Abortion bill could trigger legal battle Health Dept budget bill fails again in Legis Bill requiring w omen be given abortion alternative passes Hse Health Dept budget passes Senate Column discusses committee passage of bills on abortion House panel approves measure on school health clinics Senate comm kills bill requiring physicians to give data Sarah Weddington calls abortion bill an insult to women Columnist discusses abortion bill debate in House Tobacco lobby attaches pro-smoking amdts to Health Dept bill Anti-abortionists put a spin on language , Doug Smith writes House amends Health Dept budget bill. then defeats it Anti-abortionists. tobacco lobby l inkup is strange Gov Bill Clinton gives health bill backers l obbying tips House votes to pull birth control funds from s chool clinics House debate on school clinics called inspiring. ludicrous House votes to give teen fewer options , columnist writes Health Dept budget passes Legis; s chool clinics restricted 35 PAGE COL 05/19/91 Bl 6 01/ 4/91 01/ 19/91 01/21/91 01/21/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 02/20/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/12/91 03/ 1 2/91 03/13/91 03/ 1 4/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/17/91 03/ 1 9/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/26/91 03/26/91 03/26/91 03/27 /91 03/27 /91 03/27 /91 03/28/91 1 4 2 5 4 4 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 6 6 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 3 5 2 1 2 1 7 1 5 6 1 4 5 Bl B3 Al Al B2 B2 H4 Bl G8 Al Al Al Al A4 H8 Al Al Al Al B6 I2 I2 Bl Gl Il Il !6 Al Bl B7 G6 G8 Al H6 H8 H8 Al B2 H8 Al Bll Al Gl Gl Al H5 H8 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Legis bars use of state funds for s chool cl inic contraceptive Mark Lowrey critical of plan to continue programs in s chools School clinic supporters say federal funds can be used Senate snookered anti-condom forces. columnist writes Rep Travis Dowd irate over condom compromise Dr Joycelyn Elders apologized for remarks on religionists Dr Joycelyn Elders comments on school health clinics amdt Rep Travis Dowd accuses FLAG of caving-in on clinic bill School clinics to operate as usual . Gov Bill Clinton says Religious groups may sue to stop clinics distributing condoms Only federal funds used for school clinic contraceptives Pro-lifers ' terminology called intellectually honest Statistics on teen-age mothers in Ark Birth control is small part of work of school clinics School clinics face reality of teen sex Ignorance creates a lethal situation. Pat Lynch writes DeValls Bluff School Dist will not seek clinic New school cl inic to give out contraceptives Pressure caused DeValls Bluff to drop idea of clinic School clinics more than birth control , columnist writes Univ Hospital official denies abortions violate state law School clinics can fill sex educ gap . Naomi Mercer writes ALC calls for study of abortions at hospitals in LR area Anti-abortionists picket fund-raiser for Planned Parenthood Picketed fund-raisr was at home of Winthrop Paul Rockefeller US Supreme Ct ban on abortion advice will affect state ' s poor Atty Gen Winston Bryant asked for opinion on UAMC abortions One abortion at UAMS may have violated state constitution Ralph P Forbes files suit on abortion at UAMC Ralph P Forbes may win UAMS abortion suit, column says Atty Gen Winston Bryant says UAMS abortions constitutional Dr Joycelyn Elders defends schools clinics ' role in safe sex Abortion rights group calls abortion j ust one option University Hospital allowing abortions Action of Methodist Church ' s LR Conf on abortion clarified Ralph Forbes asks court to halt abortions at UAMS Louisiana abortion law could burden Ark clinics Abortion foes chart strategy: have not j oined Forbes suit Legislators clash over abortions during review of UAMS policy UAMS dean says hospital has complied with abortion law Medicaid recipients can get Norplant beginning July 1 Judge says funding. not abortion. is issue in UAMC case Ralph P Forbes late for court hearing on his suit UAMS says no state money spent directly on abortions Ralph P Forbes argues public money is used by UAMC abortions Bottom l ine of ' pro-life ' can be ugly. columnist writes Columnist discusses suit against University Hospital LR Dist Bd approves school-based clinic at McClellan High Friends of Life orgn picket home of physician in LR Abortions at UAMS halted unless mother can pay Ralph P Forbes prevails in suit against UAMS on abortions UAMS will abide by decision on use of public funds Anti-abortion groups hesitate to j oin Ralph Forbes .Amendment 6 B must go. Gaz ette says in editorial 36 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/2B/91 03/2B/91 03/2B/91 03/28/91 03/2B/91 03/2B/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/29/91 03/29/ 91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 7 / 91 04/ 8/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/ 1 1/ 9 1 04/ 1 1/91 04/2B/91 05/ 13/91 05/ 14/91 05/ lB/91 05/23/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/29/91 05/30/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 17 /91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/27 /91 06/27 /91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/30/91 07 I 2/91 PAGE COL Al Al Al 13 14 I7 17 I7 I7 Al A9 BB Bl Bl Bl x23 B6 B6 B6 Bl AB B7 B2 Bl Bl A4 B4 B6 B6 Bl B4 A3 B4 Bl Bl4 B6 Al Bl Al Al AlO Bl Bl Al Al Bl Bl Bl B2 Al Al Al Bl BB 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 5 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 2 2 4 2 4 4 1 1 3 1 2 4 2 2 1 5 5 1 2 2 5 6 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Health Dept clinics urge young women to use Norplant Joycelyn Elders urges pregnant teenagers to accept Norplant Legalized abortion gives hope to some women School clinics to target pregnant teens for Norplant advice Anne Dierks opposes abortion for mentally retarded woman New Ark law prohibits Medicaid abortion for retarded woman Ark Coalition for Choice protests ' gag' rule on abortion Columnist raps Anne Dierks idea to restrain pregnant woman Norplant plan for school-based clinics may be illegal Woman to conf ront her church at rally for abortion School-based heal th clinics will not use Norplant Baptist Church member who had abortion stands against church Gov Bill Clinton takes pro-choice stand on abortion Marilyn Matthews intimidated the intimidators. column says Gov Bill Cl inton ' s pro-choice stance is a shocker Pro-choice. without a doubt (ed on Gov Clinton ' s stand) Gov Clinton amaz ed by reaction to his abortion stand Gov Clinton ' s abortion remarks over the years Anti-abortion rel igious groups j oin lawsuit against UAMS UAMS must open abortion billing records, Atty Gen Bryant says Anne Dierks compares UAMS genetics test to Nazi Germany Religious groups file two more lawsuits against UAMS Suit seeks halt to genetic testing at UAMS Spokesman says UAMS genetic testing. abortion not same issue Ark Coalition for Choice defends genetic s creening at UAMS UAMS defends genetics tests as medical care procedure UAMS says 3 pct of women in genetics program choose abortion Gov Bill Clinton critical of Bush adm ' s anti-abortion stance UAMS did not spend public money improperly, atty gen rules Right to Life still firm against UAMS genetic screening Taking away all a woman' s choices (ed on Right to Life) Arkansas Right to Life not involved in Operation Rescue Operation Rescue targets Little Rock for anti-abortion drive Ralph Forbes says Clinton ' s views bring anti-abortion heat Ralph Forbes suggested LR to Operation Rescue for rallies LR ready if abortion foes target city for demonstrations Shannon Lock to testify before Cong on anti-abortion tactics Shannon Lock tells Congres s phony clinic harassed her Coalition for Choice says phone listings deceiving Lawsuit seeks end to condom distribution in school clinics Lawsuit seeks halt to dispensing condoms at school clinics Repr Tim Hutchinson, 2 parents filed suit on condoms Joycelyn Elders says anti-abortionist s give false impression School clinics do not refer for abortions , Dr Elders says Anti-abortionists form 7 mile ' life chain ' in Fort Smith Jo Ann Cayce urges efforts to make birth control available Regulation of late abortions full of loopholes , Ragan says Planned Parenthood rummage sale picketed by abortion foes Operation Rescue targets LR for protests next spring * Proposed law ' s effect on abortion amendment disputed * Pro-choice advocates promoting Reproductive Choice Amdt * Reproductive Choice Amdt analyzed by Democrat-Gaz ette ed ABC-'IV focuses on Arkansas in rept on phony abortion clinics* * Ralph Forbes links slaying of teenager to abortion 37 07/ 6/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 7/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 10/91 07/1 1/91 07/ 11/91 07/13/91 07 / 13/91 07/ 14/91 07/15/91 07/16/91 07/16/91 07/16/91 07/17/91 07/17/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/10/91 08/13/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 OS/15/91 08/31/91 08/31/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 4/91 09/13/91 09/21/91 09/21/91 09/26/91 09/27/91 09/27/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 7/91 10/ 9/91 10/11/91 10/13/91 10/ 18/91 10/25/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 2/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B4 Bl Bl Bl B4 Bl Al Bl Bl BB Bl B8 Bl Bl Al Al Al Bl Bl Al Al A8 Bl B2 BS Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B4 Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Al BS B8 B2 B4 B6 BlO BlO B12 Bl2 5 5 1 2 5 5 1 1 2 4 1 2 2 1 5 1 5 5 1 1 5 5 5 5 1 2 2 2 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 2 5 5 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DAT� * Central Ark Pregnancy Crisis Ctr calls TV program a smear Abortion foes accused of distributing medically faulty info * Yellow Pages clearing abortion ad confusion * BIRTHS, PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRICS see also Medicine and health Campaign for Healtier Babies seeks to assure prenatal care Caesarean rate still rising in Arkansas BJORK. BERIT see Foreigners in Arkansas BLACK CORPORATE EXECUTIVE AWARDS see Blacks BLACK GANGSTER DISCIPLES see Crime and vice BLACK RIVER see Water BLACKMON, TOM see also Little Rock BLACKS see also Agriculture see also Arkansas Power and Light Co see also Civil rights and discrimination see also Congress - Rapportionment see also Conway see also Courts. State and Local see also Crime and vice see also Education see also El Dorado Golf and Country Club see also Housing see also J acksonville see also Jefferson Regional Medical center see also Junior League of Little Rock see also Labor see also Legal profession see also Legislature (Ark) see al so Mad Butcher Stores see also Medicine and health see also Minority Business Enterprises see also News and news media see also Parks , recreation and tourism see also Phillips County see also Pine Bluff see also Pleasant Valley Country Club see also Police see als o Politics and govt see also Population and vital statistics Henry Jackson Lewis was artist of remarkable achievement Black performers celebrate heritage during Black Hist Month List of nominees for NAACP ' s Black Corporate Executive Award Many blacks see military as best hope to escape poverty NAACP leader blasts Hall High for no black history asseembly Hall High blacks may walk out over black history issue Hall High School considers late black history assembly Arkansans write President Bush angry letter on remarks Delta African-American Heritage tour planned 38 PAGE COL 11/ 5/91 Bl 11/ 6/91 BS 11/ 8/91 Bl 1 1 5 0 1/23/91 Bl 09/22/91 B2 5 1 02/ 3/91 02/11/91 02/18/91 02/22/91 02/27/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 8/91 2 6 5 1 5 4 3 6 2 Bl Bl Bl B9 Bl Bl B2 A4 Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Tour in Delta recalls role of blacks in buil ding region Loretta Laver seeks fair share for minorities NAACP celebrates black freedom day of Juneteenth State has 599 elected black officials Ark black leaders oppose nomination of Clarence Thomas Arkansas NAACP opposes Supreme Court nominee Cl arence Thomas Ozell Sutton credits success to help received Ozell Sutton tells how his widowed mother bought house NAACP spokesman tells blacks dignity is key to success A black person ' s view of freedom and education * Marilyn Johnson, a midwife, is black role model * Firefighter Floyd Burns is role model for blacks * Floyd Burns was Little Rock ' s first black firefighter * Greg King serves as role model for blacks * FBI agent Sharon Dawkins is role model for blacks * Virgil Turner is black role model Virgil D Doyne serves as black role model * * Virgil D Doyne serves as black role model * Black votes are powerful, Ozell Sutton tells students * Richard Bell serves as role model for blacks * Jack Gilbert serves as role model for blacks Denise Thomas is black role model * * Pine Bluff blacks to recall heritage with Kwanz aa * Meaning of Kwanz aa observance explained Sarah Hudson serves as black role model * Kwanzaa celebration draws 700 to Pine Bluff event * BLACKSMITHS see Livestock and poul try BLANN, LORIETTA see also Athletics and sports BLOOD BANKS AND DONORS see Medicine and health BLOODWORTH-THOMPSON. LINDA see also Claudia Company BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD. Arkansas see Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield BOATMEN' S NATIONAL BANK see also General Properties Inc BOATS AND BOATING see also Pan American Games Chuck Ellison develops better way to build kayak Fishermen who died on Beaver Lake ignored precautions BOGARD, BENJAMIN MARCU S Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons BOLSTERL I , MARGARET JONES see also B ooks and writing BOMBS AND BOMB THREATS see also Aviation and aircraft see also Colleges and universities see also Harvester Church see also Tyson Foods Inc Pipe bomb found in tackle box on hood of Hope man ' s truck Bomb found at Lake Sylvia recreation area in Perry County Two LR schools receive fake bomb threats 39 03/10/91 06/10/91 06/30/91 07/16/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 7/91 09/22/91 09/30/91 10/21/91 10/28/91 10/28/91 11/ 4/91 11/11/91 1 1/ 18/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 9/91 12/16/91 12/23/91 12/24/91 12/26/91 12/30/91 12/30/91 PAGE COL Bl x6 Bl BS A7 K3 B7 B7 Bl x3 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl Bl Bl A8 Dl Bl B2 2 1 2 5 1 5 1 1 5 3 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 2 5 s 01/17 /91 D6 02/14/91 Bl 2 2 02/10/91 A5 2 05/28/91 B4 07 / 10/91 B7 09/10/91 B2 1 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE BONDS, Government see Government bonds and investments BOOKOUT. JERRY see also Governor (Ark) Je7 BOOKS AND WRITING Note: Entries followed by (R) indicate review 07 /14/G6 / 1 Abbott, Shirley : "The Bookmaker ' s Daughter" (R) 07/21/G6 / 1 Abbott, Shirley: Brief interview with author (R) 03/17 /G6 / 1 Albright , Charles : "Consecrated Cross-Eyed • • • " 03/ 10/G6 / 1 Allen, Al : "Roads That Seldom Curve" (R) *12/15/H7 / 2 Arnold , Morris S : "Colonial Arkansas" August House publishes "Arkansas : the Natural State" 8/25/C5/2 Baker. T Harri & J Browning: "An Arkansas Hist ory" 08/ l l/C5/2 Bennett. Sewane e : Co-author of "Arkansas Made • • • 11 02/25/Bl/3 Bennett , Sewane e : Co-authors "Arkansas Made, V . 2" 07/21/G6/6 Bolsterli. Margaret Jones : "Born in the Delta" (R) 08/25/C6/3 Butler. Jack : "Living in Little Rock • • • " 10/13/CS/2 Dragonwagon. Crescent : Article on author, innkeeper 7/28/El/1 *10/ 20/06/1 Dragonwagon. Crescent : Feature on author 03/31/G6/1 Farris . Jack : "Keeping the Faith" (R) *12/22/H7/6 Ferguson, Bruce : "Then There ' s This" 07/ 14/G7/2 Ford. Dan: "In the Province of Babylon" *11/ 10/H7/2 Frontain. R J: "Old Testament Women • • • " Gerstacker, Friedrich : " In the Arkansas Backwoods" 04/28/G6/1 06/27/A3/1 Greenberg. Paul : "Resonant Lives • • • " 11 09/29/C6/1 (R) Greenberg, Paul : "Resonant Lives • • • *12/8/H7/2 Greene. Bette: "Drowning of Stephen Jones" *12/8/H7/3 Greene . Bette: Greene comments on "Drowning • • • " 04/14/G6/1 Harington, Donald : "Choiring of the Trees" (R) 04/ 14/Gl/ 4 Harington. Donald : Discusses "Choi ring • • • Trees" Hawkins. Marl in: "How I Stole Elections" (R) *l0/20/H7 /2 Hawkins. Marlin: "How I Stole Elections" released *11/9/BS/4 Hawkins. Marlin: Hawkins autographs 1100 copies *11/ 10/All/4 07/20/E2/4 Hefley. James Carl : "Conservative Resurgence • • • " Hess. Joan: "Madness in Maggody" (R) 02/24/G6/1 07/ 28/C6/3 Hess. Joan: "Roll Over and Play Dead" (R) *11/17 /H7 /2 Jauss. David : Included in "Best Short Stories " Jones. Douglas C : "Search for Temperance Moon" (R) 06/9/G6/5 03/3/G6/1 Marshall, Bryce : "Zero at the Bone" (R) 02/25/Bl/3 Marshal l. Bryce: Writes book on Simmons murders McGehee. Peter: "Boys Like Us" (R) 05/19/G6/1 08/25/C6/2 McMath. Phillip H : "Arrival Point" (R) 03/3/G6/4 Nichols . Freeda Baker: "Little Bug Eyes" 08/11/CS 2 Parins. James W : "John Rollin Ridge" Pattison. Darcy : Latest book is "The River Dragon"*ll/ 10/H7 /2 01/6/Gl/6 Portis, Charle s : "Gringos " (R) 03/3/G6 / 1 Skelton. Dan : "Cauteriz ing the Soul " (R) Stanton, Bil l : "Klanwatch ' author i s state native 06/27 /B4/3 07 /7 /G6/2 Stanton. Bil l : "Klanwatch • • • " (R) 04/14/Gh/1 Stockl ey. Grif: "Expert Testimony " (R) 04/14/Gl/2 Stockley, Grif : Discusses "Expert Testimony " 07/7/G6/1 Urwin, Cathy Kunz inger: "Agenda for Reform" (R) 04/7 /G6 / 1 Urwin. Gregory J W: "United States Infantry " *10/27 /H7/6 Wiener, Betty : "Oneness i s the Pits" (R) 40 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Wilkins. *ll/ 10/H7 / 2 Gina : Author of 20 romance novels Williams. Paul : "Zero a t the Bone" Winf ield. Betty H: PAGE COL 03/3/G6/l (R) "FDR and the News Media Ol/13/Gl/5 (R) 06/16/G7 / 2 Winter. Pat : "Modoc ' s 100" is selling well Worthen. Wm B : Co-authors "Arkansas Made " • • 02/25/Bl/3 07/21/G6/6 . Worthen. Wm B : Co-authors "Arkansas Made . V . 2 " Young. Stev e : "Ark Law Enforcement Officer " • • 06/17/B2/5 . Rogers l ibrary asked to remove title "Intimacy Between Men" 05/16/91 Al Two sides offer opinions on banning book from Rogers l ibrary 05/22/91 BB 1 Rogers l ibrary trustee backs banning book on gays 05/23/91 B l l 05/26/91 Cl 2 1 06/ 8/91 B4 06/19/91 B l l 5 1 Censors ' taste is declining. Bob Lancaster writes Jack Butler. Verna Lee Hinegardner in Writer ' s Hall of Fame Rogers-Hough Library to keep controversial b ook on gays Readers win in Rogers (ed) Rogers-Hough Library faces complaint on Don Harington title 06/20/91 Bl2 06/21/91 Bl 2 1 07/28/91 Bl 09/22/91 Cl 2 1 2 * 12/23/91 D6 3 Former city clerk Rose Leftwich may be chgd with felony theft 09/20/91 Bl 2 Vanity Fair issue pulled from many outlets in Ark Doug Smith column on book censorship Four authors document railroad history of Arkansas BOONEVILLE see also Police BOONEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education *Nl BORCHERT. MARTIN see also BOTTIN. JIM see also Little Rock American Billing Co BOWATER INC Officials visit Arkadelphia to review surveys of land BOWEN. WILLIAM H see also Governor 6 05/24/91 ClO 3 * 12/22/91 A33 5 02/19/91 DlO 5 09/22/91 BS 1 (Ark) Honored by Little Rock Rotary Club BOY SCOUTS Student at Ark School for the Blind earns Eagle Scout rank BOYETT• GENE W see also 06/25/91 CB Medicine and health BOYETTE, DEL see also Economic development BRADEN MANUFACTURING CO New plant at Fort Smith t o employ 1 0 0 workers BRADFORD • CHARLES WAYMOND see also Robberies and thefts BRADFORD• JAY see also Contracts and purchasing. BRADY MOUNTAIN RESORT Govt Proposal to exand facilities on Lake Ouachita criticized BRAILLE see BRAIN. Handicapped SID see also E conomic development BRANDS , Trade Trademarks , see BRANSCUM. HERBY see also trade names and emblems Highway and Transportation Department 41 (Ark) ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL BRIDGES see also Historic buildings and sites Fryer Bridge over Point Remove Creek restored 06/ 3/91 BS 2 09/ 5/ 9 1 CB 1 10/ 5/91 ClO 1 02/10/91 A6 5 BRIDGESTONE-FIRESTONE INC Russellville plant expansion has begun BRINKLEY MOTOR PRODUCTS INC Plant closing to cost 100 j obs at Brinkley BRINKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 0 1 1 023 026 BRINSON, HAROLD see also Colleges and universities BROADWAY. JOSEPH EDDIE see also Hist ory BROOKS. ERIC V (Ark) see also Sex crimes BROOKS I GARTH see also Music BROSS I LARRY see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials BROUGH, CHARLES HILLMAN Listed among state ' s most influential citizens BROWN JORDAN CO Furniture from Newport plant graces Camp David BROWN, F TAYLOR see also * 1 1 / 17/91 A24 1 Aviation and aircraft BROWN, ODELL see also Medicine and health BROWNING, JANE see also Books and writing BROYLES I FRANK see also Athletics and sports see also S tadiums and arenas Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential pers ons 02/10/91 A6 1 02/ 1/91 B3 2 01/ 7/91 x7 1 BRUMMETT JOHN see also Periodicals BRUNO-PYATT SCHOOL DISTRICT I see Education Mr3 BRYANT Continued growth of city expected BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ap17 Ap l B Ap l9 My7 Je4 BRYANT• ANITA see also Actors and entertainers BRYANT• WINSTON see also Attorney General BUCKNER, JIM see also (Ark) Marble renewal BUD ' S WAREHOUSE OUTLETS see Wal-Mart Stores Inc BUFFALO NATIONAL RIVER see Parks . recreation and tourism BUILDING (Construction) see also E c onomic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators Business boomed in 1990 for area ' s largest contractors 42 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL House comm passes exemption measure for electrical codes 02/ 7/91 16 4 House passes electrical code standards 02/20/91 Hl 5 0 7 / 1 7 / 9 1 BB 1 South Bluff Bldg at LR is old VA Hospital Building 01/ 10/91 Cl 2 South Bluff Bldg at LR may be used for storage facility 0 1/ 10/91 Cl 2 David J Jones will not purchase Freeway Medical Tower bldg 0 1 / 25/91 C l 05/ 2/91 C8 6 3 05/13/91 x6 05/13/91 x6 4 TCBY Tower builders behind on loan repayments to TTRS Texas Teacher Retirement System withhol ds TCBY l oan data 05/13/91 x6 4 AP&L financial stake in TCBY Tower questioned AP&L pact on TCBY Tower probably illegal. Scott Trotter says AP&L gained additional 2 1 pct of TCBY Tower for $178. 000 AP&L owns 7 1 pct of TCBY Tower 05/18/91 Al 2 05/21/91 C l 5 05/23/91 Cl 05/24/91 ClO 5 2 Developers of TCBY Tower not liable if loan defaults 05/24/91 ClO 2 PSC wants TCBY Tower file from AP&L TCBY Tower clarifies ownership of building 05/31/91 C l 06/ 4/ 91 ClO 2 2 Historic Medical Arts Bldg at Hot Springs to close next mo 06/ 6/91 B4 6 TCBY Tower lender says it is satisfied 06/ 7/91 Cl 5 PSC will study AP&L stake in TCBY Tower AP&L wants TCBY Tower deal kept secret during probe 06/15/91 C l 6 06/25/91 C8 1 PSC opens records on TCBY Tower financing 06/27/91 Cl 06/28/91 Cl 2 2 Paragould builders chgd with defrauding HUD with loan data BUILDING SERVICES COUNCIL (Ark) see Buildings and offices. Govt BUILDING TRADES see Building (Construction) BUILDINGS AND OFFICES see also Economic devel opment TCBY Tower Bldg loan is in arrears TCBY Tower Bldg was financed by Texas Teacher Retirement Sys TCBY Tower ' s Texas l ender will get new leader July 15 AP&L acts to halt PSC disclosure of TCBY Tower records 4 06/28/91 ClO 1 TCBY Tower loan will be restructured . not recalled 07/ 2/91 Cl 6 TCBY Tower loan restructure almost completed 07/ 10/91 Cl 0 7 / 1 7 / 9 1 B2 2 1 07/26/91 C9 08/ 1/91 Cl 08/21/91 Cl 2 2 2 09/30/91 xl2 10/ 8/91 Cl 1 6 Work on Union Station at LR on schedule 11/ 4/91 Dl 1 Neighbors hope to save West Side J r High bldg at LR 1 1 / 18/91 B2 2 Old VA Bldg ( South Bluff Bldg) may be used as hospital TCBY Tower owners seek to keep ownership papers confidential Union Station Bldg at LR sold to J ohn S Bailey TCBY Tower loan restructured; ownership remains same Owners of The Train Station at LR making plans for building Arkansas group buys historic Lafayette Building in LR * * * Quapaw Quarter Assn sues to save West Side Junior High Plans approved for Parkway Office Court in West Little Rock * Lafayette Bldg at LR sold twice on same day * BUILDINGS AND OFFICES, Govt Pulaski County purchases Union Life Insurance Building Pulaski Co Judge Villines wants health c l inic moved Friends of Helen Herr set up fund for her legal defense Pulaski health clinic might move to Freeway Medical Towers 1 1 / 2 8/ 9 1 B2 1 12/ 4/ 91 B2 2 12/21/91 D3 3 01/ 1/91 All 3 3 01/ 4/91 B2 01/ 5/91 B2 01/ 5/91 B6 Pulaski health cl inic move to Freeway Towers smel ls political 01/ 8/91 Bl 1 4 1 01/ 8/91 B7 Pulaski JPs may s l ow down hasty health clinic move Column urges l e s s expensive of fices for Pulaski health cl inic 01/ 9/91 Bl 1 Award to Pocahontas builder reduced by legislative committee Columnist discusses proposed move by Pul aski health clinic 0 1 / 9/91 B6 01/ 10/91 Bl 5 Pulaski Central Health Unit will not go to Freeway Towers 01/ 1 1/ 9 1 Al 6 43 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Freeway Towers owner withdraws offer to Pulaski Health Clinic 01/ 1 1/91 Bl 1 David Jones withdraws lease of fer on Freeway Towers 0 1 / 11/91 Cl 5 Supreme Ct Justices Brown, Corbin redo their offices 0 1 / 12/91 Bl 2 Dr Joycelyn Elders against move of clinic to downtown LR 01/ 12/91 Bl 6 Panel sets guidelines for Pulaski Health Clinic site 01/ 16/91 Bl 6 State officials move to subsidized Capitol Hill Apts 01/25/91 I6 01/ 25/91 16 1 3 01/ 29/91 GB 02/ 5/91 G5 02/ 9/91 Al3 1 3 2 List of Capitol Hill tenants Rep Jerry Hinshaw wants study of best use for Capitol Hill Proposal for Big MAC II resurrected in Legislature Big Mac II gets by House committee Big Mac I I may move quickly through Legislature Big Mac II plan for state of fices passes House Big Mac I I plan glides by Senate panel Big Mac II complex bill speeds through Senate, Big Mac II is senseless, goes to gov real estate leader says Hold the lettuce on Big Mac I I (ed) Gov Bill Cl inton signs Big Mac I I into law State Rep John Miller introduces Big Mac II funding bill 02/10/91 Bl 5 02/13/91 H2 3 02/15/91 I2 3 02/19/91 Al 4 02/21/91 ClO 5 02/22/91 BB 02/26/91 Gl 02/27/91 Bl 1 4 1 Real estate leaders lament Gov Cl inton ' s signing Big Mac bill 02/27/91 Cl 2 Big Mac financing bill hits first snag ; bond pc:Mer may change 02/28/91 !2 03/ 1/91 AlO Big Mac II opponents l ook askance at new bond bill 3 1 More county offices moving to Pulaski County Adm Bldg Pulaski County Adm Bldg is former Union Life Bldg House passes bill on Big Mac II financing 03/ 1/91 Bl 03/ 1/91 Bl 03/ 5/91 G6 2 2 5 Chris Burrow , Helen Herr work at State Building Services 03/13/91 B3 2 Feud ends 1988 pact between Chris Burrow, Helen Herr LR realtors wary of bill allowing state to buy buildings 03/13/91 B3 03/16/91 A9 2 2 4 Senate approves bill allowing state to buy office buildings 03/28/91 I6 Real estate interest may sue to block Bi.g Mac II progress 03/29/91 C9 2 Legis bars purchase of National Old Line Bldg for state use 03/30/91 C12 2 Cl inton adm sought help of Preston Bynum on Big Mac II bills 04/ 5/91 ClO 3 1 1 Reasons for opposing acquisition of Natl Old Line Bldg listed 04/ 6/91 Bl 04/ 6/91 Bl Suit may challenge legislation on Big Mac I I . buying bldgs 04/ 6/91 Bl Legislators ' apt rent going up in Capitol Hill Building Secy of State W J McCuen rents space at Old Line Bldg Big Mac I I opponent J R Thomas moves out of state Sheffield Nelson j oins opposition t o Big Mac II construction Higher Education Dept looking for much larger home Higher Educ Dept moving to old Stephens headquarters bldg Legis may have violated state constitution on Natl Old Line Purchase of National Old Line Bldg was forbidden in l aw State will buy 7 5 pct of Freeway Medical Tower Bldg Ark Health Bd to use fees to finance Freeway Medical Bldg State would own 100. 000 sq feet of Freeway Medical Bldg Former Bldg Services employee Helen Herr gets $70. 000 Whistle blowing led to her firing, Helen Herr claims Health Dept, UAMS to buy 9-st ory Freeway Medical Bldg Democrat-Gaz ette comments on settlement of Helen Herr case State settled with Helen Herr to avoid costly trial BULL SHOAL S COMMUNITY HOSPITAL see Medicine and health BULL SHOAL S LAKE see BULLOCK. Bass Anglers Sportsman Society TOM 44 * * * * * * * 2 04/26/91 B2 06/ 3/91 x6 2 1 06/ 3/91 x6 06/13/91 B2 06/ 14/91 Cl 3 2 08/31/91 B7 08/31/91 B7 1 1 10/ 1/91 Cl 2 10/25/91 Bl 1 10/25/91 Bl 1 12/ 3/91 B3 12/ 3/91 B3 1 1 12/ 4/91 BO 4 1 12/ 4/91 BlO 1 12/13/91 A21 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Family bears burden of name of confessed killer Leroy Bullock 07/18/91 B6 5 BUMPERS. BETTY see also Middle East 07/ 3/91 A l 2 0 1 / 16/91 A4 2 ll/ 24/91 Al ll/27 /91 A13 12/ 2/91 B3 2 12/ 2/91 B3 4 02/ 2/91 A7 1 Article on techniques for successful small business 02/25/91 xlO 02/25/91 x7 2 1 Tips for starting a small business 02/25/91 x9 1 J Dan Baker wins top Small Business Assn award 03/ 7/91 C l O 03/31/91 Fl 3 1 Mrs Bumpers, Rosalynn Carter target measl e s BUMPERS, DALE see also Congress Co-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LR BURIALS see Funerals and mortuaries BURNETT, JIM see also BURROW. Transportation Safety Board. National CHRIS see also Buildings and offices. Govt BURTRAM- STANLEY, AUDREY see also BUSH, Environment GEORGE * * * * President may visit Arkansas before Christmas Arkansas visit not on President ' s itinerary Open letter to Bush on stop in Arkansas Open letter to Bush on stop in Arkansas 2 4 BUSINESS House comm approves l oan bill to stimulate small business Sources of help for smal l business enterprises Univ of Ark. UALR centers help small businesses White-collar crime made easier by de-regulation of business Column on success of Hannah ' s Potpourri Specialties Inc Young Enterpreneurs award goes to Burt and Donna Hannah Linked Deposit Program is state plan t o aid small businesses 04/29/91 x7 1 05/ 5/91 C4 05/ 5/91 C4 1 1 06/27 /91 C l 3 0 1 / 13/91 MlO 1 03/ 7/91 C l 2 02/21/91 B2 4 10/ 7/91 x7 3 BUSINESS COUNCIL. Arkansas see also Trade schools Council still alive . but membership has seen some changes BUSINESS FAILURES see Bankruptcies BUSINESS INCUBATOR PROGRAMS see Economic development BUSINESS OWNERSHIP BY MINORITIES see Minority business enterprises BUSTER' S LR restaurant and bar seeks Chapter 1 1 protection BUTLER. JACK see also Books and writing BUTLER. RICHARD C Donates $25 0 . 000 for child development center at church BUYING OF GOVERNMENT GOODS AND SERVICES see Contracts and purchasing. Govt BYRD , MICHAEL LANDON see also Murders - Mil l s . William C M CHANGE CO Conway entrepreneurs offer T-shirts that change color CABLE TELEVISION see Television 45 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL CABOT see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials 10/18/91 B2 City marks centennial. tornado, homecoming 6 CABOT SCHOOL DI STRICT see Education F8 F 1 2 Mr8 see Substance abuse and traffic Ja15 Jal8 Ja23 CACHE RIVER see Rivers and floods CACHE RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE see Wildlife CADDO HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT see Weather and storms CAJUN ' S WHARF RESTAURANT see Restaurants CALDWELL. BILL 1::· 12/ 4/91 Al 6 06/ 5/91 Al 06/ 5/91 Al 4 4 John Gorman says no misrepresentation made in solicitation 06/ 5/91 Al 06/ 5/91 Al 06/ 6/91 Bl 4 Bill and Becky Caldwell witnessed t o their armed captor CALLAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Atty Gen Winston Bryant files suit against Minneapolis firm Callan solicited funds for Ark Assn of Chiefs of Police work Deceptive practices used in soliciting funds . suit alleges Funds solicited in Ark were to go to Drug Watch proj ect 4 4 4 Over 100 Arkansans complain about fund-raising techniques 06/ 6/91 Bl John Gorman dares Winston Bryant to produce lists of funds 06/ 8/91 B2 2 Promoters agree to halt Drug Watch fund-raising temporarily Callan may be allowed to resume fund-raising under rul es 07 /27 /91 Bl 5 08/31/91 B4 3 * 12/17/91 B2 1 04/ 1/91 x6 1 City Directors oust Mayor James Lee Silliman 01/10/91 BS 3 Federal lawsuit seeks end to at-large voting in Camden Mayor Charle s L indsey won ' t apologize for remarks on blacks 09/21/91 B3 5 10/ 3/91 Bl 2 NAACP will attempt to oust Mayor Charles Lindsey from office 10/ 3/91 Bl 2 1 John Gorman seeks dismissal of charges against him CALLANEN-GRAVETT• DOT Prominent in dance circles in Ark CALLAWAY, JAMES DAV IS see also GALVA, JOE Robberies and thefts see also Bars and night clubs CAMDEN Mayor Charle s Lindsey again refuses blacks ' request to quit � 11/ 7/91 B4 CAMDEN NEWS PUBLISHING CO Walter E Hus sman Jr. sister Gale Arnold at odds again CAMDEN SCHOOL D I STRICT see Sex crimes CAMDEN WIRE CO Copper wire fabricated at Pine Bluff plant CAMMACK , KATE BROADUS see also Colleges and universities CAMPS AND CAMPING see also see also CANCER see see CANDY Civil rights and discrimination Handicapped Medicine and health Tobacco 46 09/10/91 B5 3 01/ 7/91 x5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see PAGE COL Food CANEHILL see also Water CANNON EXPRESS INC see also Stocks and bonds CAPEHEART. TED see also Courts, State and local CAPITAL BUYERS INC Conway firm expanding rapidly 04/ 10/91 Cl 2 CAPITAL GAINS TAX see Taxation CAPITAL MERCURY SHIRT CO Labor trying to unioniz e plant workers in Ark 07 / 1 7/91 Cl 5 0 7 / 24/91 ClO 1 US Supreme Ct refuses to rule Ark death penalty invalid Bill bannning execution of mentally retarded to be studied 03/ 5/91 Bl 03/21/91 H4 2 1 US Supreme Ct appeal limit in death cases stirs debate 05/20/91 Al 2 Murders increased in Ark after executions were resumed 06/16/91 Al Death penalty opponents mourn state ' s executed prisoners 07/ 3/91 Bl 6 2 Death Penalty Resource Center being set up with state funds 10/ 17/91 B10 1 Labor group gives up try for union CAPITAL PUNISHMENT see also Legal profession see also Murders - Brannon. see also Murders - Brown. Leon see also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin see also see also Murders Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Martin Murders - Klein, Robert W see see see see Murders Murders Murders Murders also also also also - Charles and Nancy Brannon Mason, Marj orie L Noble, Wesley and James E Scherm J r O ' Neal, Willa Dean O ' Rourke, Franci s s e e also Murders - Smith. Barbara see also Murders - Stumpp , Will iam Michael CAPITAL SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION see Banks CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS (Ark) Old lamp once used on Capitol steps is for sale 02/ 8/91 Bl 1 Photographs of legislator s . staffs hang in Capitol hallways Grounds patroled by 1 4 Capitol police officers 02/25/91 B2 04/28/91 Ah 2 1 Capitol undergoing face-lift 05/ 1/91 B2 2 New coat of gold leaf applied to Capitol dome Bust of former Gov Orval E Faubus quietly installed 06/15/91 Al 2 06/ 26 /91 Al 4 Quiet placement of Faubus bust appropriate. 06/26/91 Bl 1 columnist writes Gazette urges removal of busts of governors from building Orval Faubus. friends celebrate bust installation 06/27 /91 Bl 2 1 06/30/91 Bl Portrait of Daisy Bates to hang in Capitol Building 07/30/91 Bl 5 1 02/10/91 Ah 2 CAPITOL CREDIT UNION see Credit unions CAPITOL HILL BUILDING see Buildings and offices. Govt CAPSTONE, BILLY see also Dahmer, CARMilAY, HATTIE Jeff Listed among Ark ' s most influential citizens 47 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE CARGILL INC see also Livestock and poultry Ozark turkey plant to get $17 mil lion expansion, 80 new j obs Cargill plans $17 million expansion at Oz ark plant CARIB AIR TRANSPORT see also Angola CARLISLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja25 02 see Football CARLOCK, DERRICK see also Murders - Cox, William Huey see also Murders - Thornton, Genter CAROUSELS Group working to keep historic War Memorial carousel in LR Restorer examines War Memorial carousel Fund-raiser under way to preserve War Memorial carousel Harold and Roselyn Hawley donate to preservation fund War Memorial Park carousel one of four of its type in U S Historic War Memorial carousel could wind up in NLR Architect E Fay Jones to design home for LR carousel Friends of the Zoo to donate $50 , 000 for carousel purchase * Historic carousel sold to Ark group who paid $60,550 down CARPENTER, PRESTON see also Athletics and sports CARROLL COUNTY Voters to decide if two courthouses to be kept CARROLL, FRANCES see also Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD ) CARTOONS George Fisher cartoons exhibited in National Archives Brian Roberts, 1 8 , has had several cartoons published George Fisher dazzles National Archives crowd CASEBASE see Legal profession CASEY, MICHAEL see also Inventions CASH, CARRIE RIVERS Mother of entertainer Johnny Cash dies in Tennessee CASREY, PAUL see also Presidential election of 1 992 CATALINA, NELSON see al s o Basketball CATFISH WHARF RESTAURANTS IRS claims pair of fered franchises with two-book plan CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL (Little Rock) see Education Jel6 CATS see Animals CAVENDER ' S SEASONINGS see S-C Seasoning Co CAVES Brothers Paul and Heath Mathews lost in Independence Co cave Paul and Heath Matthews rescurd from cave near Batesville CEMETERIES 48 PAGE COL 01/ 18/91 Cl 10/16/91 Cl 1 2 Al B2 BS BS BS Bl Al B2 B2 4 5 1 2 2 5 2 3 1 05/21/91 BS 2 05/21/91 B4 06/ 7/91 B4 06/19/91 B2 2 1 1 03/13/91 B6 5 09/19/91 Cl 6 09/ 3/91 Al 09/ 4/91 Al 2 3 05/24/91 06/ 6/91 06/16/91 07 /27 /91 07 /27 /91 08/16/91 09/18/91 10/ 3/91 1 1/ 13/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Archeology and anthropology Legis panel turns down bill on warning signs at cemeteries Vandals desecrate Whittington family cemetery near Hot Spgs Cypress Valley Cemetery at Vil ona vandalized Prison inmates to right vandaliz ed Mount Harmon gravemarkers Veterans Cemetery at Fayetteville wants vets of all wars Vandalism in Faulkner County cemeteries is problem Markers from Whittington family graves moved for safety Vandals have almost destroyed Whittington grave markers Greenwood Cemetery at Hot Springs vandalized * Proposed golf park beside Martin Cemetery upsets Sigma Nu * Sigma Nu founder James Frank Hopkins buried in Martin CENSORSHIP see also Books and writing CENTRAL ARKANSAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL S see Education 028 CENTRAL ARKANSAS LEGAL SERVICES see Legal Services. Central Arkansas CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE see Colleges and universities CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Arkansas see also Civil rights and discrimination see also Trade schools CHAMPION PARTS INC Expansion at Hope facility to add 100 new j obs Fight over medical benefits leads to strike at Hope plant Hope plant employees struggle with strike * Jesse Jackson addresses striking workers at Hope plant CHECKMATE CLUB (North Little Rock) see Bars and night clubs CHEM-FAB CORP Low-profile firm makes wide range of helicopter parts CHEMICAL POLLUTION see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials CHEMICAL S see also Forests and forestry CHEROKEE CITY see also Weather and s torms CHIDREN AND YOUTH * Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) CHILD ABUSE see Education 02 CHILD CU STODY see Children and youth CHILD LABOR see Labor CHILDREN AND YOUTH see also Automobiles and automobile drivers see also Crime and vice see also Families and family life see also Fires see also Gifted children see also Handicapped see also Homosexuals 49 PAGE COL 02/ 8/91 02/27 /91 04/ 5/91 04/13/91 05/26/91 06/24/91 01 I 4/91 01 I 4/91 07/20/91 12/ 1 1/91 1 2/ 1 1/91 Al B3 B3 B5 B7 Bl Bl B3 B2 B2 1 6 1 5 6 1 5 5 2 1 1 07/16/91 09/ 6/91 09/10/91 10/25/91 Cl Cl Cl Al 5 2 2 2 04/ 8/91 x6 1 11/30/91 Al 2 IS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Insurance see also Labor see also Loitering and vagrancy see also Medicine and health see also Mental health and disorders see also Murders - Barnett, David Eugene see also Murders - Bean, Daniel see also Murders - Bohannon, Marvin see also Murders - Bowers, David see also Murders - Brunson, Billy see also Murders - Campbell, Richard see also Murders Chil dree, Amy see also Murders Cooney, Silas Demeters see also Murders Cooper, Edward C see also Murders - Dolls, Kendall see also Murders - Engram, Eugene see also Murders - Ferguson, Christopher Carl see also Murders - Fruitt, Sheera see also Murders - Givens, Robert D see als o Murders - Green, Samuel Tyrone Jr see also Murders - Jackson, Kenneth Ray see also Murders - LeMay , John H see also Murders - Leaks , Demetria Leonard, Travis see also Murders see also Murders - Moffitt infant see also Murders - Patton, Carlos see also Murders - Phelps , Natasha see also Murders - Pumphrey , Austin see also Murders Rogers , Monte Ray see also Murders - Scott, John Smith. Robert see also Murders see also Murders - Smith, Deante see also Murders - Walker, Alva Rae see also Murders - Walters, Steven Earl see also Murders - Weatherspoon, William see also Murders - Wright, Belle see also Murders F26 see also Poor see also Population and vital statistics see also Pornography and obs cenity see also Prisons and prisoners see also Prostitution see also Robberies and thefts see also Sex crimes see also Substance abuse and traffic see also Traffic accidents and safety Legislature told special teams needed t o stop child abuse State had 16 , 000 reports of child abuse last year Juvenile Code does not give youths right t o j ury trial Several child support bills filed in Legislature School clinics to give contraceptives to children. ARL says Leanne and Frankie Dees linked to adoptive baby scandal TV show leads to arrest of Leanne Dees in adoption case Arkansas ranks 40th in nation in child well-being 50 0 1/ 1 1/91 0 1/ 1 1/91 0 1/ 17 /91 01/18/91 01/21/91 01/22/91 01/29/91 01/31/91 PAGE COL B6 B6 BlO B6 Al Bl Bl Bl 5 5 1 5 2 1 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Judge ' s child support order reversed for being gender based Legislative panel backs child support measures Senate has bill to clarify law on adoption waiting period House passes 9 of 10 bills on child support Juvenile code working. proponents say Day care centers in money squeeze as public programs expand State has staff of only 25 to enforce day-care rules Richard Lewis Vardaman Sr 1 s guilty plea in battery to stand House moves to end ' baby-selling ' in Arkansas Bill on shoplifting by children withdrawn from House comm Senators hear adoption problems in waiting period law Child Watch program comes to Arkansas Juvenile sentencing plan delayed in House committee Vicki Koralko Kanady may be returning to j ail in custody case Child-care board may close Powell ' s Day Care in LR Advocates of adoption reform say laws now invite trouble Bill to create standards on adoption information recommended Daniel Torie. 7 . apparently won ' t testify in abuse case Judge likely to allow Daniel Torie to testify in abuse case State may face lawsuit over underfunded child welfare system Children and Family Services Div needs up to $13 million Judge drops one charge in Daniel Torie abuse case Gov Clinton rej ects j ump in child welfare fund Threatened lawsuit no basis for budgeting. Gov Clinton says Child Services Div budget not raised; lawsuit almost sure Trial in battery of Daniel Torie begins Senate comm adds new category of child abuse Defendants in Daniel Torie case convicted of chiod abuse Jessica Rose Fuller chgd with assault of her 3-mo-old baby Algl ister Cunningham will not appeal sentence in Torie case Frances Watson gets 14 yrs in Daniel Torie abuse case Get Ready program seeks to keep kids from life of crime Richard Lewis Vardaman to seek cl emency on abuse conviction Ark adoption laws challenged by Robert Wolfe Presumptive fathers should be told of adoption. suit claims Blood tests ordered in Robert Wolfe ' s challenge of adoption Seventy-two pct of prisoners aged 19-27 had unwed mothers Richard Lewis Vardaman Sr begins serving prison term Prison inmates speak to Get Ready Program participants Rally against child abuse held at Capitol Need grows for j uvenile crime center at Pine Bluff Andy Young ' s search for daughters fizzles in Camden Camden Women ' s Crisis Center denies knowledge of Youngs Alex Sellers pleads guilty to battery of infant son Youth Services Center at Pine Bluff plans security fence Youth Services Center had 29 runaways in one month Four escape from Youth Services Center at Pine Bluff Samantha Rol and center of battle over custody Search for Samantha Roland continues Crisis Center in Camden resists questions on Young children Custody battle over Fuller infant crosses state l ines Troubled youths get help from Safe Place program Blacks account for 7 0 pct of youths at Pine Bluff Service Ctr Richard Lewis Vardamann fails to get cl emency recommendation 51 02/ 2/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 8/91 02/11/91 02/ 11/91 02/12/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/23/91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 7 /91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/ 1 4/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/24/91 03/26/91 03/29/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 9/91 04/16/91 04/ 16/91 04/16/91 04/17 /91 04/ 1 7 /91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/25/91 05/ 3/91 PAGE COL B9 H3 14 IS BlO Al AB B2 G3 H2 !6 Bl H6 B2 B4 Bl IS Bl Al Al Al B9 13 13 AB Al G4 Al BlO B2 B2 Al B3 Al Al Al Bl B3 B6 Bl B3 Bl Bl B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B9 A6 Bl B9 B3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 3 1 6 1 4 1 2 5 1 2 4 5 1 1 1 1 2 4 2 4 2 2 2 1 6 6 6 1 1 1 4 5 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 4 6 2 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Women ' s shelter records on clients ruled private Women ' s shelter records were sought in case of Young children James Roland hiding out with his chil d , Samantha, mother says Gibel family may leave adopted children in Romania Twins adopted by the Gibels kept in Romania by red tape Dale Bumper s , David Pryor, Bill Alexander try to aid Gibels Don and Lynn Gibel leave adopted twins in Romania. head home Don and Lynn Gibel back in US without Romanian twins Rita Watson pleads guilty to 2nd-degree battery in Torie case Don and Lynn Gibel discuss their troubles in Romania Gov Clinton seeks ways to strengthen child protection system Blood tests indicate Robert Wolf not father of child Don and Lynne Gibel say their Romanian twins not bought Gibles try new way to get twins from Romania Gibels told Romanian twins can enter US Gibels excited to finally be getting Romanian twins Center for Families and Youth to serve ' throwaway ' children DHS to intervene in interstate adoption of Raven N Fuller One Gibel twin hospitalized in Chicago Gibel twins start new lives in Arkansas Outlook improves for Maumelle Child Development Center Camden group alleges police harassed Women ' s Crisis Center Controversy continues at Women ' s Crisis Center at Camden Scott Gibel shows healthy prognosis at Memphis hospital Vickie Kanady . Joseph Koralko end custody fight over daughter License of Little Tots Day Care Center at Rogers revoked Scott and Donna Kendrick chgd with child battery Scott and Donna Dendrick plead innocent of child abuse Ark sends delinquent child support to credit ratings firms Gov Clinton picks panel to study child welfare system Ann and Eddie Neal adopt Romanian child Second Gibel twin home from hospital . declared healthy Care of 1 4--yr-old sexual abuser is uncertain Get Ready program helps teen offenders get j obs . education Abused Women and Children Inc at Arkadelphis loses l icense Abused child reports increase to 1 5 , 87 9 in 1989 in Ark Group planning suit says DRS slow to investigate child abuse Juvenile found guilty of abuse of Daniel Torie Women ' s Crisis Center at Cam.den resists record subpoena Court suit asks order for state to bolster child wel fare Suit against Human Services brought by Central Ark Legal Serv Suit against Human Services brought by Natl Ctr for Youth Law Lawsuit accuses DHS of mishandling care of ten children Faulkner County searching for John Hobbs in custody case John Hobbs chgd with failure to return Tabitha after visit Gov Bill Clinton not a children ' s crusader. columnist writes Gov Bill Clinton calls neglect suit against state disturbing Attorney asks John Hobbs to return child to mother in Texas Child welfare ills in Ark called systemic Gov Clinton wants overhaul of child welfare system in state Hillary Clinton sees no need for suit on child welfare NLR steps up fight against surge of j uvenile crime State going after child support dodgers John B Hobbs arrested; abducted daughter found 52 OS/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 7/91 05/10/91 05/ 11/91 05/ 1 2/91 05/13/91 05/ 14/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/ 17/91 05/22/91 05/24/91 05/29/91 05/30/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/15/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 06/24/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/28/91 07/ 1/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/10/91 07/10/91 07/ 10/91 07/ 11/91 07/ 1 1/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/12/91 07/18/91 07/26/91 PAGE COL B4 B4 Bl Bll Al Bl BB A6 Bl Al B4 B3 Al2 B8 Al Al B8 B4 Al Al B3 B4 B4 B4 B4 BB B3 B4 B7 B4 Bl Bl4 Al Bl B7 Al Al Bl B7 Al Al Al A5 B2 B2 Bl Bl B9 Al Al A6 A6 Bll B7 5 5 5 1 2 2 4 S 2 2 5 5 1 6 2 2 3 3 3 2 4 3 3 3 5 4 1 5 2 3 2 4 6 5 5 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 1 3 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Youths sue over alleged violence at Youth Services Center Corrective legisl ation on child abuse laws needed now State has 18 monitors for 2 , 000 licensed day-care centers Two teens describe violence at Youth Service s Center at PB Police cannot provide criminal records on day-care workers Judge hears complaints of violence at Youth Services Center Judge orders added s ecurity at Youth Services Center at PB State ' s two Youth Services Centers may be merged at PB site Violence at Youth Services Centers hinder rehabilitation Statistics on of fenders held in Youth Services Centers State ' s Youth Services Centers to merge at Pine Bluff Judge orders protection for youth who sued Youth Services Ctr State hopes to expand community programs for troubled youth Lawmakers obj ect to $81 . 944 annual cost of care for teenager Treatment for youthful sex offender wins legis panel approval Youth costing Ark $81 , 944 annually is 14-yr-old sex offender SCAN seeks to end pattern of child abuse Transracial adoptions rare in Arkansas Rep Pat Flanagin wants each school ' s pregnancy rate listed State ranks second in teen-age mothers Advisory panel wants adoption license of DRS suspended James Luf fman handled suit on Youth Services Center State hiring 21 more employees for Youth Services Center Daniel Torie barely survived fire in 1988 while l ocked in hse Daniel To r i e relates horror of being locked in burning house First tip on Daniel Torie abuse case came in 1988 State Police to investigate some cases at Youth Services Ctr Plaintiffs in suit against state willing to negotiate Workers at Youth Services Center say they are often assaulted Youth Services Center at PB lacks control . workers there say State says it followed procedure on Youth Services complaint Human Services Dept to settle suit over Youth Services Ctr Prison boot camp for young offenders proposed Nannies earn $150 to $400 per week; demand exceeds supply Nannies becoming popular with working parents in Arkansas Three teens arrested for robbery trash rooms at LR police sta Youth alleges drugs smuggled into Youth Services Center Charge of homosexual rape against Keith Whitfield withdrawn Keith O Whitfield was guard at Pulaski Co Juvenile Detention Changes in Arkansas ' s troubled child wel fare system announced Dr Terry Yamauchi refuses to criticize Gov Clinton on problem Expert on youth gangs to study Youth Services Center problems Huge staff increase s . j ob transfer part of DHS service change Electronic monitoring of j uvenile of fenders being tried Youths return from Services Center in worse shape. judge says Cost of repair to LR police rooms put at $20,000 Ark Youth Center is for emotionally trouble youths Delinquents threaten emotionally disturbed at Ark Youth Ctr Gov Clinton cites Legis in delay of child aid funds Child Care Facil ity Bd approves check on all facil ity workers Proposed check on day care workers stems from Holloway case New law is not explicit on need for child welfare study Expert on gangs called in to help youth centers Help finally for the children (ed) 53 07/31/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 7/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/11/91 08/12/91 08/13/91 08/13/91 08/13/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/19/91 08/20/91 08/22/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/27 /91 08/27 /91 08/27 /91 08/27 /91 08/ 28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 PAGE COL Bl BlO A6 Al Bl Al Al Al Al AlO Al A4 Al Bl Bl Bl B9 Cl B2 Al Bl B2 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Al Al Bl Bl Bl Al Bl Al B2 BB B8 Al Al Al Al A9 A9 B4 Bl Bl BS Al Al Bl Bl BS 3 4 3 5 1 5 5 5 6 3 2 5 2 5 5 5 3 2 3 2 6 3 1 3 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 2 5 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 6 6 1 6 6 2 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Child welfare funds lagge d . Gov Clinton concedes Centers for Youth and Famil ies to offer 7-day care Richard Lewis Vardaman released from prison Comm.unity-based programs for youth do not always work Gov Clinton wants more staff for child welfare. but no tax Young adolescents need help. support. Don Munro writes State pays psychiatrist in Koralko custody battle $68.550 Juveniles committed 5. 81 2 serious crimes in Ark in 1990 Sheriffs push opposition to merger of Youth Services Centers Sheriffs push tough treatment of j uvenile criminals Youth Services Bd discusses court order compliance progress Tangie Elaine Nichols charged in death of her infant Family of Tangie Elaine Nichols to fight alleged abuse chgs DHS probes death of Taurean Norfleet. 8 , in foster home Tangie Elaine Nichols released from j ail Foster mom not warned Taurean Norfleet recd emergency care Child welfare system needs maj or overhaul , Mike Beebe says Panel of natl experts examining Ark child welfare system Child abuse in Delta ignored by state. panel told Mother wants day-care worker fired for slapping child DHS says condition of Taurean Norfleet was mentioned DHS reacts to death of Taurean Norfleet with new medical form Legislative session on child wel fare system may be delayed Debra Jean J ohnson faces baby-selling chg in casual adoption Debra Jean J ohnson told police couple stole her baby Youth service providers meet with Gov Bill Clinton ' s staff Background check on child-care workers difficult . expensive NLR Mayor Patrick Henry gathers teens for conf on issues Little Rock area youth surveyed on study habits, drugs Acxiom Corp provides day care for children of employees Foster home loses certification over Taurean Norfleet case Child service 24-hr hot line set up by DRS Budget cuts may hamper OHS in settlement of child care suit * Child welfare lawsuit may be settled. Gov Clinton says * Child welfare plan calls for spending of $16 million Plan for child wel fare improvement centers on three needs * * ACES says Ark has worst child support agency in nation * Ark among 20 states that charge to collect some support Gov Bill Clinton says ACES puts out info without facts * Report by ACES said Ark only state charging collection fee * * New Futures draws praise of LR City Board members * Court spl it-up of Morrison sisters in adoption angers DHS * Morrison child already adopted. atty for parents says * Democrat-Gaz ette suggests Thoughtless Award for ACES * New Futures rept paints bleak picture for LR black males * Lawyer in Morrison case faul ts DHS handling of adoptions Poverty ' s children (ed on New Futures report) * * Larry D Hamblin Jr, Donna Sue Reams face child abuse chgs * Day-care license for Velma Johnson revoked LR woman leaves new-born girl at hospital * Article on J im and Linda Berr:y ' s work as foster parents * DHS to add 6 9 to Children and Family Services Div staff * * Inmate at Youth Services Ctr charges he was sodomiz ed * Mother of Taurean Norfleet sues DHS over death 54 08/31/91 08/31/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 3/91 0 9/ 5/91 09/12/91 09/14/91 09/ 17/91 09/ 17/91 09/ 1 7 /9 1 09/19/91 09/22/91 09/24/91 09/25/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/27 /91 09/27/91 09/27/91 09/29/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 4/ 9 1 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 8/ 91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 1 1/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 1 1/ 2/91 1 1/ 2/91 1 1 / 5/91 1 1 / 6/91 11/ 6/91 1 1/ 7 /9 1 1 1/ 8/91 1 1/ 8/91 1 1/ 10/91 11/ 15/91 11/ 15/91 11/ 16/91 PAGE COL Al BlO B4 Al BS B9 B2 B2 B2 B2 B4 B7 B2 Bl B4 Al B4 B4 Al Bl Bl B2 B7 Al Al B2 Bl Bl Bl Al Bl Bl BS Al A16 Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 al Bl BlO B2 Bl BlO B4 2 1 5 2 1 4 3 1 1 1 2 1 5 6 1 2 1 1 2 2 6 2 5 2 2 4 1 2 6 5 2 6 1 2 2 1 5 5 5 5 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 A9 1 A9 A3 3 Al Bl B4 1 1 6 1 3 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Judge Bill Watt urges stricter parental responsibil ity laws * Benton County judge fears 4 in harm ' s way at Youth Center * Natl experts release $14 million plan for child welfare * Summary of $14 million plan to revamp child wel fare in Ark * * Ark foster care system full of holes * Fostering fractured l ives (series on foster care system) * Foster care image took beating before experts called in Special report on foster care in Arkansas * * Judges see few alternatives to youth services centers David Beatty family motivated by love to care for children * * Fostering fractured l ives (s eries on foster care system) * State has custody of 1 . 356 abandoned. neglected children * Chart shows payments to foster parents in Ark * Glenn Fiscus family shares experiences as foster family Foster system veteran Cedric S McKenzie feels angry . cheated* Children resent being moved from home to home in foster care* * Youth in foster home fears loss * Court Appointed Special Advocates help foster children Court Appointed Special Advocates help foster children * * Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * Fostering fractured lives (series on foster care system) * Children enter foster care system through j uvenile court * Children enter foster care system through j uvenile court * Fort Smith club keeps youths safe David Robinson, 1 6 , facees adult rape chg in Youth Ctr case * Teen-age pregnancy rate in Ark about half the national rate * * Lawmakers hear 2-yr. $17 million plan for child welfare Jess George gets his two sons back after 3 yrs ; mother chgd * * Grandmother ' s appeal for visitation rights denied * Dispute continues over adoption of Morrison sisters * David Mathis . 2 1 . chgd with battering 5-month-old infant * Teen-age births at Pine Bluff ranks second in nation * Teen-agers account for 20 pct of all births in Arkansas * Ari Merretazon has plan for at-risk youth Accord on child wel fare suit expected soon, Jim Tucker says * CHILDREN, Gifted Five-year-old Benj i Hardy of Mulberry to be featured on CBS Brooke Malloy . 1 2 , of Little Rock t o enter college this fall CHIROPRACTIC AND CHIROPRACTORS see Medicine and health CHRISTIAN IDENTITY CHURCH see Vigilance groups CHRISTIANS AND JEWS. National Conference of see Humanitarian Awards , National see Middle East CHRISTMAS * Jennings Osborne house at LR uses million l ights * Feature article on l ighting at Osborne family home in LR CHRISTMAS TREES Christmas trees recycled CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Church was founded at Little Rock in 1897 by Charles Mason Convention draws 4 , 000 members to LR CHURCH OF GOD SEVENTH DAY 55 11/ 21/91 11/26/91 1 1 / 27/ 9 1 1 1 / 27 /9 1 1 1 / 28/91 1 1 /28/91 1 1/28/91 1 1/28/91 1 1/ 28/91 1 1 /29/91 1 1 /29/91 1 1 / 2 9/ 9 1 1 1/29/91 1 1/29/91 11/30/91 11/30/91 11/30/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 1 2/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 1 2/ 1/91 12/ 9/91 12/ 1 1/ 9 1 12/15/91 12/ 1 8/9 1 12/18/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/24/91 12/24/91 12/29/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL B2 Al Al Al Al Al A3 2 A3 2 Bl Al Al A28 A2B A28 Al A16 Al6 Al Al Al Al A16 A16 B2 Bl Bl Al Bl B3 B3 B9 A9 A9 B2 Al 2 2 2 2 4 4 1 1 3 5 5 1 2 4 2 1 5 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 l 4 1 1 1 2 04/14/91 Al 06/21/91 Al 2 5 12/ 4/ 91 B9 12/24/91 El 2 2 01/ 1/91 B3 2 0 1/25/91 B2 01/ 25/91 B2 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZE'l"I'E INDEX 1991 DATE Group holds convention in LR CIGARS AND CIGARETTES see Tobacco CISNEROS. HENRY see also Presidential election of 1 992 CITIES AND TOWNS Fayetteville ranked 7th best in US for quality of life Fort Smith. Little Rock rankings on quality of life Columnist says ' rank ' of cities lies in eyes of beholder Columnist disparages Arkansas River valley towns Morrilton residents upset by columnist ' s ' inbreeding ' remark Morrilton. Pottsville. Russellville upset by column W J Jameson. who wrote column, teaches at UCA W J Jameson calls his columns on towns ' satire ' Log Cabin Democrat apologizes to those offended by Jameson W C Jameson should take a ride. Morrilton Headlight says CITIZEN BEE Rocky Tsai in national finals of Citizen Bee Rocky Tsai of Fayetteville. takes 6th place in natl contest CITIZENS FIRST BANK (Little Rock) see Banks CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK (Hope) see Banks CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION. American see also Colleges and universities see also Harmon. Dan see also Middle East see also Prisons and prisoners see also Wiretapping CIVIL RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATION see also Arkansas Power and Light Co see also Bass Anglers Sportsman Society see also Conway see also Courts, State and L ocal see also Education see also Forrest City Country Club see also Housing see also J acksonville see also Jefferson Regional Medical Center see also Medicine and health see also Murders - Bolin. W F see also North Little Rock see also Phillips County see also Police see also Vigilance groups Crickett Tindall loses sex bias suit against Fort Smith Legislators to propose package of civil rights laws Arkansas l acks civil rights s tatutes Racist ruckus at Capitol Club in 1960 recalled Race persists as fiery issue in Delta region Bill in Legis would establish state ' s first civil rights law Senate passes civil rights bill House comm unanimously recommends civil rights proposal Civil rights proposal being negotiated at Gov Clinton ' s call 56 PAGE COL 07/ 3/91 B2 2 08/22/91 08/22/91 08/25/91 09/24/91 09/24/91 09/24/91 09/24/91 09/25/91 09/27 /91 10/ 6/91 6 6 1 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B3 C4 5 5 5 2 1 5 06/24/91 Bl 06/25/91 Al 2 3 01/ 8/91 01/18/91 01/20/91 01/22/91 01/27 /91 02/16/91 02/22/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 8/91 4 3 3 1 5 1 4 1 5 B6 B7 AlO G8 Bl B7 I3 HS Al s ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE State Chamber of Commerce concerned by proposed rights bill State Chamber ends negotiations on proposed civil rights act A civil rights fig leaf Civil rights bill amdt more beneficial to business House tables civil rights bill Rep Lloyd George tells why he opposes proposed bill Civil rights bill negotiations placed in hands of Gov Clinton Civil rights bill still stuck in Legislature House passes civil rights bill backed by Chamber of Commerce Black legislators call Chamber of Commerce bill a sham Civil rights bill killed by special interests, column says Sponsors of civil rights bill refuse to compromise Civil rights bill not likely to pass in Legislature Senate approves task force to study. write civil rights bill House panel refuses to call up sweeping civil rights bill Legislature authoriz es civil rights task force for study England Dist teacher files suit alleging racial bias Robert Mcintosh Jr sues W J McCuen, three police officers Suit by Robert Mcintosh Jr stems from 1989 incident Anytown, Arkansas camp shor.vs students how to fight prejudice Lawsuit chgs Morrilton Police Dept with reverse race bias Legislators endorse UAPB settlement with Kenneth Ray Atty Gen Winston Bryant wants all racism erased from laws * Robert H Miller accuses J B Hunt Transport of age bias * CIVIL WAR see also Parks , recreation and tourism CLAIRVOYANCE see Psychic phenomena CLARK. STEVE Bank uses former state Atty Gen Steve Clark over bank loans Ex-Attorney Gen apparently j oins law firm in Jonesboro Barred from practicing law in Eastern Dist Federal court Serves as host on radio talk show Responds to barbs thrown by Atty Gen Winston Bryant Clark addresses Boys State. warns of trappings of success Clark talks as if facts s oaking in, columnist writes Stephen Engstrom to represent state in Clark ' s appeal Appearance at Boys State draws ire of columnist Four Supreme Court j ustices bow out of Clark case Clark hires atty John Wesley Hall Jr to help with appeal Clark wants new trial on theft charge State calls Clark ' s appeal ' preposterous ' Four professors named special justices in Clark appeal * agrees to settle suit with state for $5 , 454 * Insurer State Supreme Ct to hear appeal of Clark conviction * Clark ' s appeal being heard by Ark Supreme Court * * Clark ' s appeal being heard by Ark Supreme Court * Former Atty Gen Steve Clark broke no l aw . attorneys argue * Meredith Oakley discusses theft by deception conviction CLAUDIA COMPANY Company formed by Linda Bloodworth-Thompson Company set up to administer scholarship s , reading programs Millicent Collingsworth will oversee operations of company Scholarships are for Arkansas women 57 PAGE COL 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/16/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 04/12/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 08/ 5/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 9/91 11/ 19/91 12/ 5/91 Al Al B6 G2 Al Al I6 B3 B4 B4 Bl Bl B7 B3 BS 5 4 1 3 2 2 5 1 2 5 1 4 1 1 3 1 1 6 6 2 5 1 2 2 01/ 8/91 01/ 12/91 01/22/91 01/30/91 05/13/91 06/13/91 06/15/91 06/21/91 06/23/91 07/17/91 07 /24/91 07/31/91 09/24/91 10/30/91 1 1/23/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 4/ 91 B7 Al Bl B2 Bl Al Bl Bl Cl B6 B2 BS B2 B6 BS B2 Al Al Al Bl l 1 5 1 3 1 3 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 5 3 3 3 1 0 8/ 1 4/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/ 14/91 A9 A9 1 1 1 1 AB G6 Al Al HS Hl I4 A1 2 HS A_Q A9 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Hillary Clinton. Helen Walton on national board CLEAR-CUTTING see Forest s and forestry CLEBURNE COUNTY Four deputy sheriffs who were fired seek t o ragain j obs CLINTON. BILL see also Governor (Ark) see also Presidential election of 1992 CLINTON. HILLARY RODHAM see also Presidential election of 1 992 Serves as honorary co-chair of Campaign for Healthier Babies Hillary Clinton says changes give students better chance Global view is essential . Hillary Clinton tells graduates Mrs Cl inton named to board of Foundation of the Mid South Featured in page one story in The Washington Post Sees no need for suit on child wel fare system in Ark Describes drug treatment insurance to national T\T audience Urges unity for nation' s educators Calls rumors about Gov Clinton ' s sex life j us t a diversion Named to board of Claudia Company Says Wal-Mart recycling proj ect is long-term Emotional speech stirs Californians Girl Scout group from El Dorado honor Mrs Clinton * CLOCKS see Watches and cl ocks CLOTHING see Apparel and dress CLOUD CORP Harrison firm to use sawdust. scraps to fuel plant CLOWERS. CLIFTON * Clowers turns 100 on Wolverton Mountain * Clowers celebrates lOOth birthday COAL Aerth Devel opment Inc seeks $600 million in 7-yr-old suit Aerth Development suit is against First Commercial Bank COCHRAN. FRANK see also Scheduled Truckways Inc COCKFIGHTING see also Gambling COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES see also Athletics and sports see also Baseball see also Basketball see also Football see also Insurance see also International students see also Robberies and thefts see also Scholarships and l oans see also Shootings see also Track and field see also Trade schools State colls and univs seek extra $93 , 000. 000 UAPB marching band invited to perform in Mardi Gras parades Enrollment rises for fifth year 58 PAGE COL 08/14/91 A9 2 01/ 12/91 B9 1 01/23/91 05/23/91 06/21/91 07 / 5/91 07 / 8/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/24/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 14/91 08/ 1 4/91 08/15/91 09/ 21/91 10/20/91 B9 B7 A6 Bl A4 A2 A9 Cl Al B2 4 2 4 1 4 5 3 4 1 1 2 3 6 02/20/91 C l 2 10/30/91 Bl 10/31/91 B6 2 3 06/ 4/91 CB 06/ 4/ 91 cs 1 1 01/ 4/91 Bl 01/ 5/91 B3 01/ 5/91 B9 6 1 3 B2 B4 cs ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE On-campus enrollment in Arkansas colleges and universisties Boost in higher education funds urged by Legislative Council Legislative Council urges boost in higher education funds Univ of Central Ark teacher from Ghana sues over dismissal Law dean prospects at UALR cut to f ive Shorter College growing Westark Community College ' s Univ Center may start unfunded UAPB ' s multipurpose research center bld almost ready for use Hearing begins on effort of Stephen A Ayidya to stay at UCA House of Reps votes limits on spending on bonds program Ouachita Baptist Universiy ' s famed Ouachitones to disband Hendrix College receives $25.000 for endowed scholarships Decision on The Bray suit against Southern Ark Univ nears Southern Ark Univ was sued by ed of The Bray under FOI Act Higher educ would get $30 million from Clinton tax plan Hardi.ng Univ cancels program in Italy because of war Univ of Central Arkansas to proceed with acquiring land Hendrix College gets $25.000 grant to recruit minorities Univ of Central Ark officials say they tried to help Aydiya Univ of Ark Trustees act on several matters Ark State Univ dorm emptied by bomb threat Univ of Ark to hire system-wide internal audits director UALR Foundation receives $500.000 for scholarship program Judge rules Univ of Central Ark can move to acquire land Univ of Ark at Pine Bluff to give faculty summer back pay Arkansas Tech Univ receives $59.836 from Lillian Massie Reed Lillian Massie Reed bequest to Arkansas Tech totals $159. 993 House panel blocks bill requiring English fluency for profs Growth of Univ of Central Ark may affect community NASA makes $600. 000 available in grants t o Ark universities Westark to get additional million from state if bill passes UCA faculty want their athletic perks moved to health ins Fort Smith delegation in Legis seeks t o help Westark Legislative panel defers action on salary cap rise for profs Pay for college teachers still sl ipping Arkansas State Univ seeks to of fer doctoral programs UAPB report on faculty complaints may be delayed UCA ' s Marian Ross built therapy program to aid disabled Bill in Legis would give refunds to students called to war UCA faculty asks $10. 000 go to health ins. not free tickets Southern Ark Univ system records enrollment increases Salary cap of 10 pct per year approved by legis panel UALR Library moves to automation Henderson State would get TV station under bill in House Southern Ark Univ would get new facil ity under bill in House Mississippi County Community Coll enrollenment hurt by war Medical Sciences Campus has intnl reputation for research Ark State Univ has plans for buildings from bond act College bond interest rules explained by John E Barnes Teacher English fluency bill gains House support Column on Legis committee discussion on English fluency UALR Library gets fund to purchase Arkansas materials House approves bill for teacher fluency in English Action on bill granting tax credit for contributions delayed 59 01/ 5/91 01/ 10/91 01/10/91 01/ 12/91 01/ 1 2/91 01/ 14/91 01/15/91 01/ 16/91 0 1 / 17/91 01/ 17/91 0 1/ 18/91 01/ 19/91 0 1/ 19/91 0 1/ 1 9/91 0 1/ 22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 0 1/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ l/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 7/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/13/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/17/91 02/ 19/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/24/91 02/25/91 02/25/91 02/ 27 /91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 PAGE COL B9 B2 B2 B3 B6 BS BlO B3 Bl 17 B5 B3 B5 BS All B3 B3 B3 B3 lB A7 B9 BlO B3 B3 B5 B5 I5 B3 A3 14 B2 16 H2 BlO B12 B3 B3 I6 B3 B5 B6 B7 G8 G8 A7 Fl B3 xl3 H4 HS B3 17 I4 3 3 3 5 2 4 5 2 2 4 2 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 4 5 5 1 1 1 5 4 4 4 5 1 1 5 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 5 1 1 4 5 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Senate panel passes teacher English fluency bill Univ of Ark Bd approves $63 million worth pf bldg proj ects Arkansas ' s students crave change in ' 90 s Univ of Central Ark. landowner at impasse over price House panel rej ects tax break for contributions to schools Bill requiring remedial students go to 2-yr coll is killed Remedial college work bill makes predictable exit Senate approves bill for state to pay for community coll bldg Hendrix College gets Hewlett-Packard s cience grant State ' s college savings bond program opens Campus crime repts ruling in Missouri case may affect Ark State univs study ruling on opening campus crime reports College savings bonds sell out fast House panel supports bill on tax credit for contributions Senate stops faculty English fluency bill Senate bars 4-yr nursing program at Univ of Ark Higher education happy with resul ts of legislative session Univ of Central Ark board approves $27 million for proj ects Univ of Central Ark board approves several items on agenda Legislature restructures higher education Proposal on Univ of Ark nursing program rej ected Senate will not force Univ of Ark to continue nursing program House rej ects forced Univ of Ark 2-yr nursing program Renovation of Old Main at Univ of Ark nears completion Faculty pay runs below national averages Table shows avg salaries at univs in Ark Hendrix Coll receives $ 1 . 6 million from Haz el McLean UALR recogniz es excellence of 18 professors Agri students at ASU prepare for business careers Marc Hirrell alleges Cooperative Extension fired him unfairly Judge rules in favor of Cooperative Service in Hirrel suit UAPB opens media blitz to promote its programs and image Voluntary taxes paid for Northwest Ark Community Coll illegal Contract of SAU president Harold Brinson not renewed Dispute reveals friction at Southern Arkansas University Enrollment in remedial college classes increases List shows pct of students needing remediation at each coll Southern Ark Univ student paper wins FOI suit against univ UA student newspaper awaits FOI ruling on police reports Remedial courses planned to help students before college UALR names Howard B Eisenberg dean of Law School State law allows UALR Law Dean Eisenberg to be paid $106 , 594 Hendrix College students tutor Conway youths Univ of Ark calls party ad too sexist. orders changes Univ of Central Ark will withhold names in crime reports UALR proposes 20 pct rise in tuition Current and proposed tuition fees at Univ of Ark campuses Arkansas State Univ avoids tuition rise. boosts pay of pres Bottles thrown at firefighters at UA' s Sigma Chi f raternity Univ of Central Ark raising tuition. room and board fees UALR faculty excellence honored Univ of Ark bd approves tuition rise of 9 pct for UALR Univ of Central Ark dance provokes fight s. campus closing Honors program draws serious scholars to Univ of Ark · 60 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 1 4/91 03/ 1 4/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/ 21/91 03/21/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/25/91 03/26/91 03/27 /91 03/27/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 9/91 04/10/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/12/91 04/ 13/91 04/ 13/91 04/ 19/91 04/ 19/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/20/91 04/22/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/27 /91 05/ 1/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 6/91 PAGE COL A1 2 Bl Al B3 H4 H6 18 !6 B3 I7 B2 B2 C9 H2 H6 H3 H4 B3 B3 Al G5 H2 H6 BS A3 A3 B3 B4 B3 Cl Cl B3 B2 Bl Bl Al AB Bl Bl Bl2 Bl B2 BS Bl B3 Al A3 B9 Bl 2 B3 B3 Bl Bl Bl 2 4 5 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 5 5 2 3 4 1 1 2 2 5 1 3 3 2 3 5 1 2 1 2 5 2 2 2 2 5 3 5 2 1 1 2 2 2 5 6 5 5 1 2 4 5 1 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Funds for $5 . 5 million bldg at Ouachita donated anonymously Univ of Central Ark probes cause of violence at dance Univ of Central Ark fraternity dance may be barred next year UAPB Faculty Senate tells panel to polish grievance list ACLU may sue Univ of Central Ark on reports Univ of Central Ark bans annual Alpha Phi Alpha dance Philander Smith College sued by four suspended students Supporters of Pres Harold Brinson petition SAU to reconsider Central Baptist Coll receives $83 9 . 000 from Temple Baptist State Police j oins probe of UAPB campus security Univ of Ark gives high priority to campus safety Univ of Central Ark to replace Alpha Phi Alpha dance Univ of Ark campus police release crime totals Pulaski Vocational-Technical School to convert to college UAPB carrying $2 . 9 million in debt UAPB students can enroll without paying up front UAPB students owe about $700, 000 for tuition UA trustees berate UAPB Chancellor Charles Walker UAPB forced to change pol icy after student debts cl imb Multitude of allegations arise in probe at UAPB Arkansas Tech receives $250. 000 gift from Charles Ed Thrasher UA ' s Old Main is fine home for Fulbright College Dean Howard B Eisenberg sets high goals for UALR Law School Emergency credit estimated t o cost UAPB $13 5 . 000 Remediation rate rose in 1990 at state schools UAPB Chancellor Charles A Walker resigns UAPB Chancellor Charles A Walker ' s tenure was mixed bag Carolyn Blakely to serve as interim chancellor at UAPB Dr Charles Walker says critics overlook his achievements UALR expansion proj ect begins Heirs of Kate Broadus Cammack sue U of A for land return Paul Hime says Dr Harold Brinson should be rehired by SAU Judge allows Univ of Ark to go forward with Cammack land plan Search for new chancellor for UAPB to begin State ' s doctoral programs to get three-day criitique UA President B Allan Sugg addresses LR Lions Club UAPB faculty may give up raises t o ease deficits Chemistry wing proposal at Univ of Ark finally approved UAPB faced w ith layoffs, raise freezes Univ of Ark trustees approve 2 . 98 million in cuts at UAPB Legislature may get in on UAPB tuition problem Univ of Ark risks loss of federal funds if records released Univ of Ark bd hears re [t that campus safe as most in nation UALR supporters stress need for doct oral degree Tyson Foods donates $300,000 to Univ of Ark scholarship fund Neglect at UAPB blamed for troubl es Summary of probl ems at UAPB since December 1990 State sets second sale of bonds for colleges SAU-El Dorado may merge with Oil Belt Vo-Tech School UAPB Chancellor Charles Walker absent 25 pct of year SREB remediation report ' s message biased. Ark officials say Supporters ask renewal of contract of SAU ' s Dr Harold Brinson Visa-less teacher ' s lost j ob not fault of UCA. j udge rules Westark Community Coll links school and the workplace 61 05/ 6/91 05/ 7 /91 05/ 8/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 11/91 05/11/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/15/91 05/17/91 05/17 /91 05/17/91 05/25/91 05/27/91 05/30/91 05/30/91 05/30/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 9/91 06/11/91 06/11/91 06/11/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/13/91 06/ 13 /91 06/13/91 06/14/91 06/14/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/24/91 PAGE COL B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B7 B2 B6 Bl Bl3 B3 Bl4 B2 Al Al Al Al A6 bl B3 B9 B9 B4 Bl Al AlO AlO Bl Bl B4 B8 Bl Bl4 B6 B6 B6 Bl Bl Al AlO All All B2 Cl Al All Cl Bll BB B9 Bl4 BS B4 2 2 2 2 6 2 1 2 6 2 1 5 l 1 2 2 2 2 1 5 4 1 4 5 2 2 1 3 5 5 2 4 5 3 1 1 l 5 6 2 3 1 5 5 3 5 5 5 3 3 4 4 5 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Demand for doctoral programs in LR evident. column says UAPB forum looks at easing poor student s ' tuition burden UAPB security discussed after attack in women ' s dorm SAU President Harold Brinson rebuts charges of impropriety Hendrix College students spend summer in research labs UAPB spending was rampant. audit shows About 700 freshmen indicate interest in engineering at U of A UAPB athletics not smoking gun in $3 million deficit Doctoral program for Arkansas State Univ under consideration Fifth-graders from Pulaski Dist attend Junior Univ at UCA Contract awarded for s tudent dormitory at UALR Faculty salaries better than new report indicates Arkansas State Univ gets approval to award doctorates New technical colleges to offer basic courses Harding Univ gets $ 1 . 3 5 million gift for challenge drive UAMS exam scores for 2nd-year students improve significantly UAPB special prosecutor to probe theft rumors UALR wins vote to offer two doctorates in education UAPB asst coach got salary supplement from security budget UAPB security 'was running loose , ' state investigator says UALR grew, became stronger as result of 1 985 design Hendrix College President Joe B Hatcher resigns to head bank UAPB ' s top two public safety officials fired Univ of Ark says bad management caused loss of $53 0 . 000 Hendeix College receives $1 million Mabee Fdn challenge grant Dr Joe B Hatcher calls his decade at Hendrix positive White River Technical may merge with ASU Beebe Branch Hendrix College has best year ever with fund-raising Charles Walker, Archie Cooley remain on UAPB payroll Makeshift athletic dorm at UAPB to be raz ed Second unauthorized athletic dorm at UAPB to be for storage Ex-UAPB security officer won ' t face chgs in student abortion State was misled on UAPB athletic dorm construction Ark State Univ President Eugene W Smith to retire in June ' 92 Dr Stanley Vanagunas lambasts faculty pay at Ark State Univ UAPB officials expect some enrollment decline Shots fired on Univ of Central Arkansas campus; no one hurt Northwest Arkansas CC expects enrollment of 2 , 000 Univ of Central Ark discuss ways to improve campus safety James A Millar, Willard B Gatewood highest paid professors Robert Rose Wright among state ' s highest paid professors Higher paid professors turn down higher paying j obs elsewhere Univ of Ark Library to accept Ku Klux Klan items UAPB purchase of band instruments under investigation Vacant UAPB chancellor post draws 87 applicants Mountain Home Technical College sets enrol lment record North Arkansas CC plans land purchase for facil ity e.xpansion Univ of Ark at Monticello to offer graduate degrees in educ Tee ' s Music House in Texas calls UAPB a ' fiasco' Hendrix College ranks high among best college buys Univ of Central Ark to control campus access at night Four universities funded for small business incubator program Three LR men arrested at UCA checkpoint . charged Appraiser says UAPB was ' scammed ' on band instruments 62 06/ 27 /91 06/28/91 07 / 4/ 91 07 / 4/9 1 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 8/91 07 / 11/91 07 / 1 2/91 07/ 12/91 07 / 17 /91 07 / 1 9/ 9 1 07/20/91 07 /20/91 07/21/91 07 /24/91 07 /25/91 07 /27 /91 07 / 2 8/91 07/28/91 07 /29/91 07 /31/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 4/9 1 08/ 5/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/ 14/91 08/ 15/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/20/91 08/20/91 08/22/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/30/91 08/3 1/91 08/31/91 08/31/91 08/31/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 4/ 91 09/ 5/91 09/ 7/91 09/ 8/91 09/10/91 PAGE COL Bl3 Bl2 BlO Bll B9 B8 xl4 Bl B3 B8 B4 B2 Bl B2 BS Bl Al Al A16 Al6 B7 Cl Bl Bl B3 Bl BlO B3 B4 Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl B3 B3 Al Al Bl B3 Bl BlO B3 B3 B3 Bl Cl B3 Cl AlO Bl 1 4 1 l 1 2 4 2 3 2 1 5 5 4 1 5 6 2 1 1 1 2 1 5 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 5 4 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 5 5 1 1 1 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Univ of Central Ark black students get mentors FBI probe of UAPB handling of Pell grants confirmed UAPB asks $58. 869 refund on band instruments UAPB fall enrollment down for first time since 1983 Plan in place to stop fiscal mismanagement . UA president says Univ of Ark has to pay more to attracxt minority faculty Univ of Central Ark has good name across country No change in avg ACT score. but core courses raise score Charle s Walker no longer on UAPB payroll UAPB staff to get no raises this fall. chancellor says Lawmaker says colleges lack minority teachers UALR sets 4th straight fall enrollment record with 1 1 . 805 Univ of Ark releases right-to-knew campus crime report early Ernie Deane worked long and hard for UA ' s Old Main Old Main at Univ of Ark restored to former glory Univ of Ark ' s Old Main was restored by donations from 4 . 5 00 Phillips County CC enrolls 230 at Stuttgart branch Artifically higher pay for blacks at U of A called racism Five on UCA faculty seek vote taking slap at administration ASU Board accepts resignation of president Eugene Smith Shorter College told to correct 26 fire code violations Southern Ark Univ bd chmn comments on Brinson firing Study gives UALR a report card on its performance Study says UALR should be more resposive to non-traditionals Honors program gives UCA an important edge. graduate says North Arkansas CC building new library i enrollment climbs Central Baptist College has record enrollment of 249 UAPB planning Homecoming events without football team White enrollment at UAPB climbs to 644 students UAPB chancellor candidate field narrowed to four John Brown Univ enrollment passes 1 , 000 for first time Hendrix College receives two large grants UAPB wants l ocal chancel lor. student says George Lankford lets trees help with teaching classes UAPB wants its name out of football classic Hendrix College has ninety applications for president Univ of Ark police issue alert on nude men. flashers Texas univ official explains uproar at UAPB over classic Univ of Ark honors program offers Ivy League quality (letter) Arkansas State Univ faculty voiceless in hunt for president ' Professor market ' disguises discrimination. letter says Philander Smith honors founder of UNCF Security at UAPB dorms questioned UAPB broadcast students say they are getting no experience UAPB band director Joseph Miller resigns ' Grand Jury may be calle d on UAPB case * Call for UAPB grand j ury weeks away . officials say Chancellor Dan Ferritor says coll bd exams do not predict* UA * UAPB official target of inquiry in airline ticket case * UAPB chancellor candidate Charles Nash sees positives * Arson at travel agency obscures UAPB travel data * Travel agency files s ought for UAPB inquiry lost in fire FBI investigates racist letters. threats on UCA teachers * * Univ of Central Ark faculty balks at vote on univ adm 63 09/10/91 09/11/91 09/ 1 1/ 9 1 09/12/91 09/ 1 4/91 09/ 14/ 91 09/15/91 09/17/91 09/18/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/20/91 09/21/91 09/21/91 09/22/91 09/22/91 09/23/91 09/25/91 09/27/91 09/28/91 09/28/91 09/28/91 09/29/91 09/29/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/10/91 10/11/91 10/12/91 10/ 1 2/91 10/13/91 10/ 1 4/91 10/15/91 10/16/91 10/18/91 10/19/91 10/21/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/25/91 10/25/91 PAGE COL B2 Al AB B2 Bl BlO Fl Bl B7 Bl B2 B2 Al BB Al Al B3 BlO Bl Bl B2 B3 Cl Cl C2 B3 B3 Bl B4 Bl B3 B3 B7 B3 Bl B2 B3 B3 BB B5 BB Bl Bl Bl B3 Bl Cl B7 Bl BB Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 2 4 5 5 3 1 2 8 5 4 6 5 1 2 2 1 4 5 3 3 1 5 5 3 1 3 2 4 5 1 2 3 1 2 3 2 5 4 1 1 5 6 2 2 5 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dr Steve A Shry contradicts Dr Dan Ferritor on exam scores * UALR breaks ground for $10 . 5 million student center * * UAMS begins drive to raise $64 million for improvements * Lawrence A Davis Jr tells UAPB more must be expected List of candidates for presidency of Arkansas State Univ * * Dr Lawrence A Davis Jr nominated for UAPB chancellor * State police looking into Southern Ark Univ finances * Dr Lawrence E Davis Jr named chancellor at UAPB State police rept raised questions about SAU pres Brinson * * College Savings Bond Plan (statistics on sal e s ) College bonds are a hit, but may impact other state proj ects* State police to reopen inquiry into SAU finances * College bond program just pig in a poke. columnist writes * * Enrollment on rise in Ark, reports show * Complaining UALR students transferred to easier class * Black professor resigns at Univ of Central Ark * UCA black professor cites threats to other bl ack teachers * UCA forerunner was created to train white teachers * UCA students want racial statement s removed from act Gov Cl inton says state should erase race from UCA charter * * Univ of Central Ark Senate will not vote on Pres Thompson * Second SAU-Magnol ia student arrested in dorm incident * Univ of Central Ark begins drive for doctoral programs Fraternity forms escort service after UA women attacked * * Activism at virtual standstill on Arkansas campuses SAU president Harold B rinson agrees to step down to teach * Ottenheimer Fdn offers UALR $1 million challenge grant * Officials find faul ts in doctoral expansion recommendations * * Drunken Univ of Ark students may end up in tank * Publ ic, private colls enroll 9 1 , 288 students this fall * Arkansas State Univ lists more candidates for presidency Univ of Ark credits security for drop in crimes in dorms * * UALR moving to implement recommendations of consultant * Ark State Univ lists more candidates for president * Harding Univ receives $97 , 000 from its Bison Booster Club * List of candidates for SAU president cut to five * Report finds ASU1 UALR ready to offer doctorates * Report finds ASU. UALR ready to offer doctorates * College Savings Bond Program attacked by Roy Drew * UCA student paper, The Echo. finds new publisher * Legis panel urges end t o racism in law creating UCA UCA trustees refuse student input over segregationist law * * Univ of Ark students . staff to grade safety on campus * UAPB planning radio and television studios on campus * UAMS to continue research on lasers with new laboratory Univ of Central Ark refuses to renew contract of Jon Bekken * UAMS audit found problems with procedures, but no funds msg * Bomb threat fails to halt Ark State Univ classes * Ouachita Baptist already two-thirds of way to fund goal * Joe B Hatcher discuss e s his resigantion as Hendrix president* Federal ct ruling may affect UA on release of police repts * * Northwest Arkansas Community Coll adopts 5-yr master plan * Campus security tightened at UAPB * Shorter Coll board panel urges ouster of two trustees 64 10/28/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 10/31/91 1 1 / 2/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 1 1/ 8/91 1 1/ 8/91 1 1 / 9/91 1 1/10/91 1 1/ 1 1/ 9 1 11/ 12/91 1 1/ 13/91 1 1 / 13/91 1 1 / 13/91 1 1/ 13/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 1 1/15/91 1 1/ 16/91 11/ 16/91 1 1/ 16/91 1 1/ 16/91 11/21/91 1 1/22/91 11/ 22/91 ll/24/91 1 1/24/91 11/27/91 1 1/27/91 1 1/27/91 ll/27 /91 11/27/91 11/29/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 7/91 12/10/91 12/13/91 12/ 1 4/91 12/14/91 1 2/14/91 12/14/91 12/ 14/91 12/16/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/22/91 PAGE COL B7 A17 B2 Bl B6 Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B12 HS B2 B2 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B4 Bl2 B12 B6 El Bl A18 B3 Bl B2 Bl Bl B3 B4 BS Bl2 B2 B2 Bll B3 bl Bl Bl 08 Bl Bl B7 BB BB Bl Bl BlO B4 Bl 1 2 5 1 5 4 l 5 1 1 l 4 1 1 4 4 4 4 4 5 3 1 4 4 2 1 6 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 6 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Univ of Ark to open high-tech research center * 12/24/91 Bl Dr Steven Gamble named president of Southern Arkansas Univ * 12/24/91 B3 Advanced Placement Program exams taken by 1 , 3 7 0 students * 12/26/91 Bl COLLINGSWORTH, MILLICENT see also Claudia Company COLLINS, DAVID A Collins files for personal bankruptcy 07 I 2/91 C l COLORED PEOPLE, National Association for the Advancement of see Athletics and sports see Baptist Church see Blacks see Education see Jacksonville see Phillips County see Police COMMERCE Column discusses sales of Arkansas products overseas 04/ 7 /91 Fl United-Bilt Homes exports American houses to J apan 04/ 10/91 Bl 05/ 12/91 Fl Arkansas ' s exports to Mexico Mark Grobmyer finds open-door policy for trade with Europe 06/ 3/91 xlO Mark Grobmyer outlines steps for overseas trade 06/ 3/91 x l l COMMON CAUSE (Orgn) see also Politics and govt Group led by Scott Trotter is watchdog on bureaucracy 01/ 6/91 B6 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, Arkansas see Area planning COMMUNITY SERVICE see Volunteers COMPANIES see also ADT Security Systems see also AGL Corp see also Acco Cable Controls Group see also Acxiom Corp see also Advanced Brake and Clutch Co see also Advanced Environmental Recycl ing Technologies Inc see also Aerospace Controls Corp see also Airborne Supply Inc see also Alliance Rubber Co see also Alltel Corp see also Aluminum Company of America see also American Billing Co see also American Prestige Co see also American Transportation Corp see also Arkansas Aerospace Inc see also Arkansas Eastman Co see also Arkansas Freightways Corp see also Arkansas Power and Light Co see also Arkansas Prime Fish Processors Inc see also Arkansas Proteins Co see also Arkla Inc see also Arlee Home Fashions see also Aromatique Inc see also Artek Systems Inc see also BEI Motion Systems Co 65 4 1 5 2 1 1 4 1 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see s ee s ee see see see see see see also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also als o als o also also also also als o als o also also also al so also als o also also also also also also also also also als o also also also also also also also also also also also also Babcock and Wilcox Co Baldor Electric Co Batesville Truck Line Inc Bekaert Corp Bend Manufacturing Inc Beverly Enterprises Inc Bowater Inc B raden Manufacturing Co Bridgestone-Firestone Inc Brinkley Motor Products Inc Brown Jordan Co C M Change Co Callan Publishing Co Camden Wire Co Cannon Express Inc Capital Buyers Inc Capital Mercury Shirt Co Cargill Inc Champion Parts Inc Chem-Fab Corp Claudia Company Cloud Corp ConAgra Inc Cooper Communities Inc Coors Ceramic Co Cyanede Plastics Dardanelle Development Corp Delta Automation Inc Delta Community Development Corp Dillard Department Stores Inc Dixie Furniture Co Duncan Industries Parking Control Systems Corp E-Z Mart Stores Inc Earle Industries EarthCare Systems Inc Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators Economic development Engineered Products Inc Engineering Resources Inc Entergy Corp Environmental Systems Co Essex Group Inc Ex-Cell Manufacturing Co Farris Fashions Fewell and Associates First Commercial Corp First Pyramid Corp First United Bancshares Inc FirstSouth Federal Savings and Loan Assn Fly Ash Products Inc Fordyce Church Furniture Inc Gemini Energy Corp GenCorp Inc General Properties Inc 66 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also Georgia-Pacific Corp Gerber Products Co Grace Manufacturing Co Great Lakes Chemical Corp Green Bay Food Co Green Bay Packaging Co Green Dental Laboratories Inc Halstead Industries Inc Hannah ' s Potpourri Specialties Inc Harp ' s Foods Harvest Foods Henry Brothers Inc Heritage Communications Co Hilbilt Manufacturing Inc Hudson Foods Inc Hunt (J B) Transport Services Inc Hunt. J B, Special Commodities Inc ISKCO Ltd Industrial accidents and safety International Loan Network Inc International Ordnance Inc International Paper Co InvoTek Iskco Ltd J and J Metals Inc JET Processing Systems JR Enterprises Jackpot Inc Jacuz z i Brothers Inc Jet Processing Systems Jimelco Inc J ones Truck Lines Inc K-D Tools Inc K-MAC Enterprises Inc Kawneer Panel Products Co Kimberly-Clark Corp LTV Corporation LaBarge Inc Lacroix Optical Co Lambda Communications Inc Leird Church Manufacturing Co Leisure Arts Inc L ennox Industries Inc Llama Co Mad Butcher Stores Marble Renewal Mart Cart Inc Maumelle Co Maybelline Inc McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Corp McKee Baking Co McKesson Service Merchandising Inc Medallion Foods Inc Mid States Pipe Fabricating Inc 67 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see see s ee see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see see s ee see see see see see see see see see see see see see s ee see see see see see see see see also als o also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also also als o also also also also also also also also also also also also als o als o also also also also also also also also also Mid-South Bottling Corp Midcoast-Little Rock Inc Midwest Life Insurance Co Minority business enterprises Morrilton Plastics Products Inc Mosrite Guitar Co Mountaire Feeds Inc Munro and Co Murphy Oil Corp National Filtrators Corp National Health Care Division B New Technol ogies Inc Nite Lite Inc Nitron Industries Inc Nucor-Yamato Steel Co Omega Tube and Conduit Corp One Moore Ford Opinion Research Associates Inc Orbit Valve Co Owatonna Tool Co Pace Industries Inc Pearson, Ben. Manufacturing Co Phelps Fan Manufacturing Co Pirelli Armstrong Tire Corp Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials Positive Lock Potlatch Corp Producers Rice Mill Inc Professicn�l Dentel Technol ogias Inc QSC Finishing Inc ReLeaf Corp Red Oak Hill Inc Relco Inc Riverside Furniture Corp Rohr Industries Inc Rol-Lift Corp S-C Seasonings Co SF Services Inc Safeco Life Insurance Co Sanyo Manufacturing Corp Sara Lee Hosiery Corp Scheduled Truckways Inc Scott Paper Co S outhern Farmers Association SpilTech Inc S tephens Inc Stylel ine Inc Systematics Information Services Inc TCBY Enterprises Inc TSI Redfield Laboratories Therm.a-Plate Corp Townsend ' s of Arkansas Trane Co TrefilARBED Arkansas Inc 68 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Triangle Engineering Co see also Tyson Foods Inc see also USA Truck Inc see also Union Camp Corp see also United Arkansas Insurance Corp see also United Medical Inc see also Van Horn Construction Co see also Vertac Chemical Corp see also Vertac Site Contractors see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc see also Welch ' s Inc see also Whirlpool Corp see also Wood Manufacturing Co see also Worthen Banking Corp see also Zero Mountain Inc Tax exemption sought for raw materials shipped to state Bill on exemptions for raw materials draws more opposition Former Attys Gen approved tax exemption for raw materials Column on tax exemption on raw products for big business Legis panel approves tax exemption on raw products House panel approves tax exemption on raw materials House passes tax exemption on imported raw materials Sen John Pagan wants state investment tax credits removed Assessor says exemption for raw products to hurt counties Columnist on corporate wel fare Some plants getting tax break produce no new j obs in Ark Raw materials tax is attacked as expensive for s chools Bill on tax exemption for raw products called back to House Opponents cl aim exemption would harm local govt, schools Tax exemption on raw materials to cost schools . local govts Large corporations to keep tax credits Court to decide tax policy on raw materials Raw materials tax bill is dead. Gov Bill Cl inton says Bill to exempt tax on raw materials withdrawn by sponsor Factories set expansion record in Ark last year Bill in Legis would give manufacturers an income tax credit Much of the nation ' s paper is produced in Arkansas Ark has 23 firms owned by Japan. Germany or Italy * COMPOSTING see also EarthCare Systems Inc NLR might compost wastes. sell it COMPUTERS AND DATA PROCESSING Southern Technical Coll. Autodesk settle software piracy suit Computer whiz writes program that draws amazing maz es ArkLink will connect college s . univs to natl network Computer virus expected to strike on Friday. the 13th * CONAGRA INC ConAgra adds 100 j obs in Batesville CONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 024 see Robberies and thefts CONFEDERATE VETERANS, Sons of see Vigilance groups CONGRESS 69 01/ 18/91 0 1/ 18/91 01/19/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 0 1/25/91 01/29/ 9 1 01/29/91 Ol/29/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/3 1/91 02/ 7 /91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 03/ 5/91 03/24/91 12/ 8/91 PAGE COL Bl B6 B6 Hl Hl I4 I5 I2 Gl Gl Gl Hl Hl I6 I3 H4 H4 I6 Cl G2 Fl Gl 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 5 3 3 1 1 1 1 5 2 3 5 4 10/16/91 Bl 6 05/30/91 06/ 3/91 09/ 6/91 12/12/91 4 1 1 5 H3 BS BlO B2 B2 02/23/91 Cl 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Arkansas delegation faces maj or decisions as session convenes Beryl Anthony . Bill Alexander. J P Hammerschmidt sworn in Dale Bumpers. David Pryor to be sworn in today Ray Thornton returning to House after 1 2-year absence Ray Thornton easily fits back into role of Congressman Ark delegation comments on developments in Middle East crisis Beryl Anthony warns that Persian Gul f war trivial iz ed Dale Bumpers opposes natl park concessions in Japanese hands John Paul Hammerschmidt seeks wetlands permit changes State delegation says Congress needs say in war Ray Thornton happy with his committee assignments Arkansas lawmakers w orry about foreign economic control Bill Alexander urges end to foreign oil dependence Beryl Anthony may risk career to oppose onset of war Dale Bumpers says national park policies need reform David Pryor say s poultry. rice left out of Soviet aid Dale Bumpers seeks more time for sanctions on Iran to work John P Hammerschmidt says sanctions against Iraq do not work President Bush to lobby Bill Alexander on Persian Gulf Ray Thornton reluctantly backs President Bush on Middle East Ark delegation cognizant of seriousness of Persian Gulf vote US taken for sucker by friendly nations. Bill Alexander says Veteran asks if David Pryor would give his son for Kuwait Column discusses Ark delegation vote on war in Middle East David Pryor trying to decide if ' Keating Five ' sinned Bill Alexander attends breakfast with President Bush Bill Alexander says war not necesary at this time Dale Bumpers predicts President Bush will not rush to war Dale Bumpers says U S may face its own mis siles in Middle East Ark delegation rallies in support of US troops in Middle East David Pryor sees conflict of interest with govt consultants Dale Bumpers urges US hold to original goal in Middle East Arkansas delegation outraged by Iraq attack on Israel Bill Alexander gaining listeners for his energy pol icy line Bill Alexander pleased after defense briefing on Iraqi war Dale Bumpers ranks high as Southern l iberal John Paul Hammerschmidt ranks high as conservative Arkansas l awmakers want revenge for Iraq treatment of POWs Bill Alexander says Green Berets should go after Husseim Dale Bumpers says U S must el iminate Hussein and Iraq ' s threat Dale Bumpers says assassinating Hussein might be best course Dale Bumpers lashes back at Yeutter on war politics Ark delegation comment s on cost of Persian Gul f war Ark delegation trust accuracy of Pentagon briefings Beryl Anthony hesitant to put trust in Iran in Mid East war Ray Thornton calls for post-war Marshall Plan for US Ark delegation comments on Bush ' s State-of-the-Union address Dale Bumpers attacks lobbyist s ' support for independents Dale Bumpers says US may have to use neutron bomb in Iraq David Pryor. Dale Bumpers say Bush budget would hurt Ark David Pryor urges s peedup in mail t o troops in Middle East David Pryor seeks overhaul of RTC thrift bailout Dale Bumpers criticizes new IRS proposal on "S " corp taxes Dale Bumper s . David Pryor riled by IRS proposal on "S" corps 70 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/ 91 01/ 4/91 01/ 4/91 01/ 4/91 0 1/ 4/ 91 01/ 5/91 01/ 5/91 0 1/ 7/91 0 1/ 8/91 01/ 10/91 0 1 / 1 0/91 01/10/91 01/ 1 1/91 0 1/ 1 1/91 01/ 11/91 0 1/ 12/91 0 1 / 13/91 0 1 / 13/91 0 1/ 13/91 0 1/13/91 0 1 / 13/91 0 1 / 1 4/91 0 1 / 1 4/91 0 1/ 15/91 01/ 16/91 01/ 17/91 0 1 / 17 /91 0 1/ 18/ 91 01/ 19/91 01/21/91 0 1/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 0 1/ 25/91 01/25/91 01/27 /91 01/28/91 0 1/ 2 9/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 0 1/ 3 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 PAGE COL A3 A3 A3 A3 Al A3 A3 AB AB Al A3 Al A3 Al A3 C2 A3 A3 A3 A6 Al A3 A3 Bl Cl A3 AB A7 AlO A9 Bl A12 AlO A6 AlO Bl Bl AB AB B9 A6 AB A7 A6 A6 AB Al B2 Al Al A9 Cl B4 ClO 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 4 5 5 2 5 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 6 1 4 1 2 1 5 1 1 3 1 1 5 2 5 5 5 5 5 1 5 2 1 2 5 1 3 1 2 2 6 2 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dale Bumper s . David Pryor concerned by health care costs David Pryor discusses Persian Gulf war in talk at Pine Bluff David Pryor ' s protest saves ' subchapter S ' firms fines Dale Bumpers urges air war against Iraq continue Dale Bumpers not surprised by death toll inflation by Iraq Dale Bumpers. David Pryor agree Iraqi peace offer bogus John P Hamme rs chmidt named Ark March of Dim.es Citizen of Year David Pryor likely to retaliate if drug makers pump up costs Dale Bumpers pledges to get royalties from public lands Bill Alexander suspicious of Soviet plan for Persian Gulf Bill Alexander bridles at j okes of big oil on alternatives Term limitation resolution voted down in Ark Legis committee Dale Bumpers sees hint of peace in Middle East John Paul Hammer schmidt wary of cease-fire talk Dale Bumpers accused of maligning nation ' s mining industry Dale Bumpers denounces Bush energy plan as ' happy talk ' Dale Bumpers says Bush handl ing war just about right David Pryor agrees with Bush on deadl ine for Saddam J P Hamme rschmidt . Ray Thornton comment on deadl ine for Iraq Dale Bumpers. David Pryor back Bush on ground war Dale Bumpers still fighting the mining scam (ed) Dale Bumper s . Beryl Anthony see allies rushing Baghdad Ark delegation senses U S victory in Middle East war Dale Bumpers doubts US allies to pay pledges for Gulf war David Pryor defends decision on Keating Five Arkansas delegation comments on cease-fire in Persian Gulf John P Hammerschmidt named Arkansas Citizen of the Year Dale Bumpers addresses catfish growers convention in LR Bill Alexander has run-in with neighbor in Capitol Hill area Dale Bumpers. Bill Alexander vote on war brings no regrets David Pryor says Medicaid bill skirted by drug industry David Pryor warns of cutbacks in Social Security service Beryl Anthony has no regrets on anti-war vote Beryl Anthony says returning troops may face j ob layoffs David Pryor urges attack on tariffs March of Dimes in Ark honors John Paul Hammerschmidt Ark delegation praises Bush speech to Congress on war conduct Special report on dinner honoring John Paul Hammerschmidt Beryl Anthony presses bill on sensitive wetlands Dale Bumpers wants to limit lobbyist s ' campaign spending Dale Bumpers. David Pryor critique Bush energy pol icy Ark Legislature receives two more proposed districting plans Beryl Anthony urges Melvyn Bell to renovate Hot Springs bldgs Arkansas delegation has good fix on domestic problems David Pryor wants off Senate Ethics Committee Dale Bumpers attacks 187 2 mining law during hearing Dale Bumpers s ought SBA break for reservists in Middle East Dale Bumpers says catfish may be ticket out of poverty Dale Bumpers asks President Bush to forego arms sales Tommy Robinson chides Dale Bumpers on Persian Gulf war stand David Pryor seeks probe of drug costs David Pryor calls Bush adm Medicare cuts unacceptable Ray Thornton to introduce domestic Marshall Plan John Paul Hammerschmidt lobbies to keep JRTC in Arkansas 71 02/ 12/91 02/13/91 02/ 13/91 02/ 14/91 02/ 15/91 02/16/91 02/ 17 /91 02/ 19/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 0 2/ 22/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/24/91 02/24/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 02/ 27 /91 02/28/91 02/ 28/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/13/91 03/15/91 03/17/91 03/ 1 8/ 91 03/ 19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 PAGE COL B2 AlO ClO A9 Al3 All El A3 A3 A4 ClO I5 Al Al AlO A3 Al2 Al2 Al2 A17 C2 A7 Al A.q Al4 AB AB Bl A3 AS Al A3 B2 B2 C8 Al A4 A6 A17 A3 B6 A7 Bl A3 B2 A3 ClO F2 B2 A6 A3 A3 A3 A3 5 1 6 4 2 5 2 1 5 5 3 l 2 2 5 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 5 2 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 2 4 4 1 3 6 1 1 5 4 1 6 1 6 5 6 5 5 2 3 5 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dale Bumpers wants SBA head who will stick with j ob David Pryor wants to cut down on govt use of consultants J P Hammerschmidt fights rules on agri wetlands use Dale Bumpers praises military. urges cuts in weapons budget Arkansas ' s incumbents had money advantage in election David Pryor angered by end to ban of clear-cutting in forest Dale Bumpers hails MLRS missiles in East Camden Dale Bumpers honored by Forrest City civic leaders Dale Bumpers race for president is political rumor Dale Bumpers says he is not going to run for president Dale Bumpers to seek 4th term in Senate Fund-raiser for Dale Bumpers will gross $600. 000 for campaign Dale Bumpers may face re-election opponent. Hutchinson says David Pryor wants clear-cutting ban in Ouachita reinstated Bill Alexander rips plan to give Corps parks to Arkansas Dale Bumpers opposes proposed cuts in Natl Guard. reserves John P Hammerschmidt says Montgomery Point dam needed now David Pryor suffers heart attack; l isted in fair condition Bill Alexander shapes bill on alternative fuel Dale Bumpers bashed by Time magaz ine over fish research funds Dale Bumpers pushes for student loan relief bill David Pryor ' s bill would protect long-term health care ins David Pryor in fair condition after heart attack Acquacul ture industry defends Dale Bumpers on research grants Aquaculture industry defends Bumpers. funds for Stuttgart lab David Pryor in good shape after angioplasty cleared artery Beryl Anthony urges completion of Ouachita River proj ect John P Hammerschmidt pleased with House bill on aging j ets Dale Bumpers. David Pryor want US t o retaliate against Europe Bill Alexander rips Time for adverse rept on catfish research Beryl Anthony wants retaliation against Europe over soybeans Dale Bumpers seeks higher tax deduction for health insurance David Pryor leaves hospital for rest at home Ray Thornton lobbies Pentagon to get unit out of Kuwait Gov Bill Cl inton invites Ray Thornton to natl DLC conv Bill Alexander says US should help Colombia with drug war Ark lawmakers have not revealed plan for B rady Bill vote Bill Alexander tops Ark delegation in NRA contributions David Pryor to be replaced on Senate Ethics Committee Dale Bumpers presses for aid for Delta region Ray Thornton misfired on gun bill vote. columnist writes John Paul Hammerschmidt defends Montgomery Point Dam plans Bill Alexander asks that Eaker AFB be taken off closing list Bill Alexander remark on Federal Express and Eaker refuted Dale Bumpers demands halt in arms sales to tinhorn dictators Federal Express disputes Bill Alexander on use of Eaker AFB Beryl Anthony , J P Hammerschmidt sponsor wetlands bills Dale Bumpers. David Pryor boost J ohn A Hammerschmidt for NTSB Dale Bumpers says definition of wetlands is needed Dale Bumpers addresses ceremony for slain pol ice officers Dale Bumpers fails to get Jerry Russell on Civil War panel Ray Thornton wants compromise on Ouachita Forest use Dale Bumpers trying to halt stable expansion for Quayles David Pryor opposes Bush adm plan for disability test plan 72 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/24/91 03/26/91 03/29/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 9/91 04/ 9/91 04/10/91 04/10/91 04/ 11/91 04/17 /91 04/ 17 /91 04/17 /91 04/lB/91 04/18/91 04/ 18/91 04/lB/91 04/21/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/27 /91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/10/91 05/10/91 05/10/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/17/91 05/17 /91 05/18/91 05/18/91 05/19/91 05/19/91 05/20/91 05/22/91 PAGE COL ClO JU ClO B5 JU Al B9 B5 Al Al Bl Bl Bl B2 JU A3 JU Al A6 A6 JU A7 Bl Cl Fl JU Bl A3 C9 CB C9 JU B2 AB A2 JU A5 A3 JU A3 Bl Bl2 Al Al A4 Bl AlO JU A9 B2 Bll B2 B4 JU 2 3 2 1 3 2 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 5 3 3 2 2 2 1 5 6 2 6 4 3 2 1 4 5 2 3 3 4 1 1 5 5 1 5 5 3 1 2 2 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Delegation fights to save mil itary bases in Arkansas David Pryor introduces Rural Care Act of 1991 David Pryor opposes closing of Eaker AFB at Blytheville Inventor of VCR praises Ray Thornton ' s economic plan Dale Bumpers opposes energy bill being pushed by Democrats Dale Bumpers sponsors bill to reduce small business paperwork Dale Bumpers says Ark j obs on line with Mexico free-trade Dale Bumpers predicts Democrats to do well in 1 991 elections Bill Alexander leads fight to kill TV broadcast to Cuba Dale Bumpers opposes FCC plan to change radio f requencies Dale Bumpers says spending on arms out of proportion Don Ivy plans second try at election to 3 rd Dist seat Ray Thornton predicts rights bill will survive Bush veto Beryl Anthony asks for flood funds; calls delay 1 depl orable0 Bill Alexander says if farm subsidies cut. NASA should be too Ray Thornton supports space station proj ect John P Hammers chmidt to review parade from president ' s box John P Hammerschmidt watches LR Dist Corps of Engineers Dale Bumpers calls adm highway bill unfair to Arkansas Dale Bumpers out to change laws governing mining Dale Bumpers opposed by western Senators on mining bill Dale Bumpers says Oliver North ruined Bush evidence Dale Bumpers determined to get highway funding for South Bill Alexande r loses fight to end Radio Marti broadcasts Bill Alexander warns taxpayers Soviets will never pay debt Bill Alexander tries again to end TV Marti funding Beryl Anthony says Bill Clinton running for president Dale Bumpers says highway bill shortchanges Arkansas Delegation files finances report Bill Alexander gets approval for marine biol ogy research Bill Alexander asks Ethics Comm check of his dealings Dale Bumpers . David Pryor praise rural drug-war bill in Cong Dale Bumpers prevails in quest for more road funds for Ark Beryl Anthony may be chosen Democratic House whip Dale Bumpers threatened filibuster over highway funding bill David Pryor says l obbyists for foreign nations poorly policed Bill Alexander denies conflict of interest in securing grants Bill Alexander awaits ethics panel ruling on research grants Arkansas delegation made most of last yr to get honoraria Source of honoraria for each delegate listed Bill Alexander ' s case before Ethics Comm watched by GOP Dale Bumpers critical of Bush adm on vaccination pol icy Bill Alexander wants to end taxes on Americans overseas Dale Bumpers wants to cut Texas super collider funds Dale Bumpers says 50 pct of federal papetwork waste of time David Pryor ' s bill encourages small business retirement plans Bill Alexander works out solution for idle farm land J P Hammerschmidt helping craft maj or highway legislation J P Hammerschmidt to push Morris Arnold for US Supreme Court Bill Alexander sees US Supreme Ct push to right Bill Alexander and wife dump their Florida stock Dale Bumpers tells why he voted for gun control legislation Dale Bumpers backs Morris Arnold for US Supreme Court seat Dale Bumpers defends poultry industry 73 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/29/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 10/91 06/ 1 1/ 9 1 06/11/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/ 1 2/91 06/13/91 06/13/91 06/14/91 06/14/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 PAGE COL Bl A3 A4 Bll Bl3 ClO A3 B2 A3 A3 Bl4 Bl A3 A3 A3 A3 A3 B2 A6 B2 A3 A3 A3 B4 A3 A3 Al A3 Al2 Al2 A4 A12 A3 A3 A3 A3 A3 Al B4 B4 Al AS A3 A6 ClO ClO ClO A3 AB A9 Al A3 A3 Cl 5 3 3 1 6 6 6 3 3 3 5 6 3 6 1 1 3 1 1 3 3 3 5 s 3 5 s 3 1 5 4 4 3 3 5 1 3 5 2 2 6 4 3 3 1 1 6 3 1 3 2 3 4 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dale Bumpers expects Eaker AFB to be closed Bill Alexander ' s Florida connectiom is column topic Bill Alexander less than candid. Pine Bluff Commercial says PAC campaign donation total s to Ark members listed Bill Alexander was partner with Sidney Moncrief. businessmen Bill Alexande r ' s financial troubles mount with Colorado deal Bill Alexander ' s financial assets decline as l iabilities grow Bill Alexander ' s failed Colorado land deal is now successful Bill Alexander declines to take bankruptcy; not his style Bill Alexander ' s partners in failed Col orado venture listed Arkansas members go on trips at expense of special interests List of trips paid for by special interest groups Bill Alexander was hobbled by Colorado condo deal Most of Ark delegation doing all right on finances Pay of staffers of Ark delegation listed Financial profile of members of Arkansas delegation David Pryor opposed Clarence Thomas for federal judge in 1990 David Pryor questioned Clarence Thomas concern for elderly Bill Alexander pokes fun at his financial woes during speech Bill Alexander not only investor hurt by Colorado venture Caraway Bank seeks Bill Alexander' s property Dale Bumpers stymied in effort to stop supercollider funds Dale Bumpers rates highest on consumer votes Dale Bumpers offers farm disaster aid bill Bill Alexander co-sponsors farm relief bill Beryl Anthony favored by business PACs . study says Ray Thornton urges NAACP t o embrace Marshall Plan Beryl Anthony leader in call for rebuilding U S infrastructure John Paul Hammerschmidt. George Bush are longtime friends Dale Bumpers wants supercollider funding cut back Dale Bumpers to have GOP challenger. Asa Hutchinson says John Paul Hammers chmidt thinks 30 years about right to serve Bill Alexander attacks decision not to alter census figures Dale Bumpers targets space station as over-priced Beryl Anthony seeks to restore Southern power in House Ray Thornton working for Marshall Plan for US Dale Bumpers loses fight to cut funds for space station Dr J David Busby may be GOP choice to challenge Dale Bumpers David Pryor favored salary raise for Senators John Paul Hammerschmidt wants 5 cent gas tax increase John Paul Hammerschmidt lobbies for Ark roads in natl system Bill Alexander may be challenged by Mike Gibson for seat Beryl Anthony ' s trips subj ect of criticism by newspaper Ray Thornton supports B il l Cl inton run for presidency Beryl Anthony says federal tax on gasol ine needed for roads Mike Gibson may run against Bill Alexander David Pryor should f inish Keating prob e . some members say GOP opponent for Dale Bumpers may be Dr J David Busby Beryl Anthony ' s vote on labor issue upsets union members Beryl Anthony touted for deputy whip J P Hamme rschmidt accused of excessive pork in road proposal Issue of women in mil itary combat troubles Ark delegation Dale Bumpers battles spending billions abroad Mike Everett says he will not seek Bill Alexander' s seat 74 06/30/91 06/30/91 06/30/91 07/ 3/91 07/ 5/91 07 / 5/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 7 /91 07/ 7/91 07 / 8/91 07/ 8/91 07/ 8/91 07/ 8/91 07 / 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/11/91 07/ 1 1/91 07 / 11/91 07/11/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/ 12/91 07/ 1 2/ 9 1 07 / 13/91 07/ 1 4/91 07/ 14/91 07/15/91 07/ 15/91 07/15/91 07/17/91 07 /17/91 07/17/91 07/ 17/91 07/ 16/91 07/18/91 07 / 1 9/ 91 07/ 19/91 07/20/91 07/21/91 07/21/91 07/23/91 07 / 24/91 07/25/91 07/26/91 07/26/91 07/27/91 07/29/91 07/30/91 07/31/91 07/31/91 08/ 1/91 PAGE COL Al C6 CS A7 Al Al A3 Al A3 A3 Bl B2 Al Al A3 A6 A4 A4 B2 A5 A5 A7 B6 CS All A3 B2 A12 Al2 Bl BIO B4 A3 B6 BB ClO A3 Bl A3 A3 Al CS C8 A4 A6 BS A3 Bl Bl A3 Al Al A3 BlO 2 1 1 4 2 2 1 5 1 4 5 5 4 5 2 2 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 6 4 2 2 1 1 1 5 1 1 3 5 1 2 1 5 1 l 1 2 3 5 2 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dale Bumpers fails in drive to cut defense spending Beryl Anthony leads fight for Ouachita River channeliz ation Dale Bumpers leads fight for Blytheville to get Eaker AFB J P Hammerschmidt defends drive for 5-cent rise in gas tax Senate pay raise justified, James Powell writes J P Hammerschmidt says House road bill good for Arkansas Columnist J ames Powell comments on merits of each Ark member Beryl Anthony partnership w ith R Duff Wall topic of editorial David Pryor critical of travel habits of Postal Service Dale Bumpers . David Pryor say Clinton good candidate for pres Bill Alexander applauds agreement on cleaner gasol ine Dale Bumpers, David Pryor speak t o Senior Democrats of Ark John Paul Hammerschmidt traveling in Bulgaria Dale Bumpers calls for suspension of Soviet aid J P Hammme rschmidt meets with Checkoslovia President Havel David Pryor to retun to ethics panel in Cranston case Ark delegation cheers Soviet coup ' s fall J P Hammerschmidt describes Czech reaction to Soviet coup Dale Bumpers says US cannot afford aid to Soviet Union J P Hammers chmidt describes Hungary ' s painful transition Dale Bumpers sees Soviets as now going in right direction J P Hammerschmidt finds Hungarian empathy in Soviets ' pain Dale Bumpers comments on recognition of Baltic states David Pryor continues fight for concerns of the elderly Scott Hunter to seek nomination for Bill Alexander ' s seat Dale Bumpers says private sector may need to aid Soviets Dale Bumpers acts to save dolphins from drift nets Beryl Anthony backs bill to deter animal rights terrorism J P Hammers chmidt backs bill on animal rights terrorism David Pryor returning to Senate after April heart attack David Pryor declares new perspective on work. life Bill Alexander to meet with Iran-Contra prosecutor David Paul may have lobbied Beryl Anthony while donating fund David Pryor renews call for affordable health care Beryl Anthony aide refutes rept on lobbying by David Paul Dale Bumpers backs allowing clinics t o talk about abortions Rev Mike Huckabee considering GOP race against Dale Bumpers Baptist minister Mike Huckabee may run against Dale Bumers Rev Mike Huckabee would run as Republican against Bumpers Dan Ivy, Dr William F Harrison seek 3rd Dist Dem nomination Three tell GOP of interest in opposing Dale Bumpers Bill Alexander turns over Mena airport evidence to prosecutor J P Hammerschmidt says airlines behind in older-plane repairs Dale Bumpers . Ray Thornton back Bush on I raq Dale Bumpers claims stealth bomber has no mission Dale Bumper s . David Pryor undecided on Clarence Thomas Dr William F Harrison seeks 3rd dist Democratic nomination David Pryor blasts drugmak.ers on prices , seeks solution Dale Bumpers. David Pryor favor cut s for B-52 bomers Dale Bumpers successful with military budget amendments Dale Bumpers files bill on park concessions fees David Pryor says simpler law will add pension plans Columnist Max Brantley interviews Mike Huckabee Dale Bumpers compares B-2 bomber to Liz Taylor 75 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 12/91 0 8/ 1 4/91 08/16/91 08/17 /91 0 8/ 17 /91 08/17 /91 08/20/91 08/20/91 08/21/91 08/22/91 08/22/91 08/22/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 09/10/91 09/10/91 09/11/91 09/ 1 1/91 09/11/91 09/11/91 09/12/91 09/12/91 09/15/91 09/15/91 09/18/91 09/18/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/23/91 09/25/91 09/25/91 09/27 /91 09/27 /91 09/28/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 PAGE COL A3 Al A3 AB B7 B8 B7 BS AlO A3 A3 Bl A4 A7 A7 A3 A7 A7 A3 A3 AlO All Al B2 A3 Al5 B2 AS AS A5 Al Al A3 A3 A3 A3 B3 B4 B4 Bl Bl Al A3 AlO A9 A9 Bl Al A3 A6 A6 A3 Bl A3 4 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 5 1 1 2 1 5 2 2 1 3 3 1 5 1 4 5 1 1 1 4 3 5 1 1 3 3 5 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 4 5 2 1 1 5 5 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Delegation vote on extension of j obless benefits up to 20 mos Ark del egation rated by Citizens Against Government Waste Bill Alexander opposes maj or foreign aid bill Bill Alexander wants foreign aid shifted to domestic needs David Pryor blasts Postal Service for sponsoring Olympics John Paul Hammerschmidt says Ark will get highway money Ark delegation says House restaurant tabs paid in full Postal Service official s say David Pryor distorting facts David Pryor named Man-of-the-Year by Ark Easter Seal Society David Pryor plan on company pensions opposed by Wal-Mart Dale Bumpers says Clarence Thomas not qualified for court David Pryor comments on Clarence Thomas nomination hearings David Pryor says civilians also need safety net in lost j obs Dale Bwnpers opposes Clarence Thomas for U S Supreme Court John Paul Hammerschmidt helps secure road funds for Ark Dale Bumpers helps secure federal funds for Ark agricul ture Dale Bumpers . David Pryor vote against Clarence Thomas Dale Bumpers wants Arkansas rivers in Scenic Rivers System Dale Bumpers, David Pryor tell why they oppose Thomas for ct David Pryor honored by Easter Seal Society * Beryl Anthony defends PAC money , his health-care votes * J P Hammerschmidt dedicates section of US 7 1 4-lane road * Bill Alexander praises House-passed crime bill * Ark delegation gives verbal support to harassment pol icy * Dale Bumpers. David Pryor vote on Thomas is column topic * Beryl Anthony promote s Ouachita River channelization * Dale Bumpers . David Pryor explain opposition to Gates * David Pryor cheers postal rate def eat David Pryor to file sequel to Bill of Rights for taxpayers * * Pat Pappas to challenge Beryl Anthony in Dem primary * Mike Gibson will not challenge Bill Alexander in 1992 * Dale Bumpers introduces tax cut proposal Bill Alexander ' s subcommittee ranking slips in shuffling * * GOP hopefuls get togerher, bash Dale Bumpers Dale Bumpers speaks at L aw Enforcement Day ceremony at LR * David Pryor enters LR hospital after stomach pains develop * * Bill includes David Pryor ' s provisions on aging Beryl Anthony . Ray Thornton favor family medical leave bill * * Beryl Anthony says George Bush felt the heat * Dale Bumpers, David Pryor find j obless bill unfair * Dale Bumpers, David Pryor take lead on j obless aid * Dr David Busby launches campaign for Bumpers seat Sierra Club quick on trigger with votes that were not taken * * Ray Thornton ' s resolution urges wide domestic strategy * Bill Alexander pays off debt from 1 990 race * Rev Mike Huckabee considering run for Bumpers seat * Beryl Anthony among founders of Infrastructure Caucus * David Pryor proposes cost controls on prescription drugs David Pryor responsible for f inal language in Cranston case * * Dale Bumpers helps shield Red River Arsenal from cuts Ray Thornton ' s Marshall Plan gets resolution of endorsement * * John P Hammerschmidt opposes use of Chaffee for Haitians * Beryl Anthony says conservative Repubs play ' cut and run' Arkansas delegation in middle of congressional battles * 76 10/ 2/91 1 0/ 2/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 9/91 10/10/91 10/11/91 1 0/ 1 2/91 10/12/91 10/ 1 2/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/17/91 10/19/91 10/20/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/26/91 1 1/ 1/91 l l/ 6/91 1 1/ 6/91 11/ 7 /91 1 1/ 7/91 11/ 7/91 1 1/ 8/91 1 1/ 9/91 1 1 / 9/91 1 1/10/91 11/ 1 1/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 1 1/ 1 4/91 11/ 1 4/91 1 1 / 15/91 1 1/16/91 1 1/ 16/91 1 1/ 17/91 1 1 / 1 9/91 1 1/19/91 11/20/91 11/ 2 1/91 11/22/91 ll/23/91 1 1 / 26/91 1 1/26/91 11/28/91 1 1/28/91 11/30/91 PAGE COL Al AB A3 A3 A3 A3 A16 A3 El ClO A3 A2 Al4 AlO A3 A3 Al All A6 B5 CS B2 B3 Bl Bll Dl B3 B3 Al3 Bl B4 Dl Bl B7 Bl Al A12 B4 D2 Dl Al B9 B2 All BB B3 Al6 Dl A14 Bl Bl Al A17 Bl 6 3 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 1 4 2 1 3 5 6 3 1 4 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 4 1 2 5 3 1 1 1 5 1 6 4 2 2 2 1 3 6 1 5 5 1 1 1 3 1 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * David Pryor asks Japan to import American rice * David Pryor asks Japan to import American rice Ray Thornton defends his record as sponsor of few bills * * Ray Thornton defends his record as sponsor of few bills * Ray Thornton feels at home again in new House Ray Thornton feels at home again in new House * * J P Hammerschmidt comments on possible cabinet appmt Blanche Lambert to seek Dem nomination for Alexander seat * Dale Bumpers speaks on Good Faith Fund * * Ark delegation ranks among most frugal in Congress * Dale Bumpers asks Americans to donate food for Soviets David Pryor demands respect from IRS. opens hearings * Directive places Hammerschmidt name on U S 7 1 highway signs * Ark Legis, not Congress. named highway for J P Hammers chmidt* Bill Alexander, Ray Thornton pay $450 per month car rental * Arkansas Democrat-Gaz ette dislikes David Pryor drug bill * * David Pryor says 1990 law to lower drug prices failing Rev Mike Huckabee resigns pastorate to oppose Dale Bumpers * Dale Bumpers says Bush trip to Japan could be a failure * CONGRESS - Reapportionment New dists under reapportionment likely to cross county lines Gerrymandering districts would be return to segregation State Rep Pat Flanagin proposes redistricting plan (map ) Ray Thornton says 2nd Cong Dist should remain as it is Best districting plan avoids river strip, columnist writes Redistricting proposal put forth by Ark GOP State Rep John Paul Capps files redistricting plan (map) State Sens file proposal for congressional districts (map) State Rep Ben McGee ' s redistricting plan is radical (map) Three guidelines for redistricting (ed) Redistricting bill of John Miller splits four counties Maps show five different plans for redistricting Arkansas Re-districting proposals beginning to draw debates Five redistricting plans discussed in legislative panel GOP ' s hopes in redistricing in Ark in vain, columnist writes GOP. black House members j oin forces for redistricting bill GOP district plan has two faces. columnist writes Ark Senate panel amends Dowd redistricting plan (map) Ark House panel approves 4 redistricting plans Three plans for drawing new dist boundaries advanced Senate votes for districts that keep counties whole House decides to OK two redistricting plans Senate rej ects amended redistricting bill Beryl Anthony expect s his dist to grow toward northwest Rors chach redistricting (ed) Ark Legislature approves new district lines (map) Rep Ben McGee expects lawsuit to challenge redistricting State Rep Ben McGee to fight redistricting plan Asa Hutchinson files suit against redistricting plan Ben McGee still plans to file his redistricting challenge GOP plan outlined in court suit sounds l ike quotas (column) Ark Atty Gen Winston Bryant urges dismissal of challenge Twelve blacks ask to intervene in redistricting suit Revised census figure s could undo redistricting 77 PAGE COL 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 1 2/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 10/91 12/10/91 12/11/91 12/13/91 1 2/ 14/91 12/15/91 12/22/91 12/23/91 12/30/91 12/31/91 Al A1 Bl Bl Bl Bl B4 B6 B2 A1 Bl B3 A21 B3 Bl H4 Bl Bl Bl 2 2 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 6 1 1 1 1 02/ 2/91 02/17/91 02/26/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/11/91 03/11/91 03/ 1 2/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/ 19/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/ 22/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/25/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 04/10/91 05/18/91 05/18/91 05/21/91 06/ 7/91 06/19/91 06/22/91 A6 C3 G2 Bl IS AlO Bl 4 1 3 5 1 1 4 3 3 1 3 3 5 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 3 3 1 4 1 1 3 2 2 4 1 5 2 2 H2 I2 BlO I2 Bl Bl G3 GS I3 I1 I2 G2 H6 H2 12 A10 K3 B6 H3 I2 B2 Al AlO Bl BS B6 Bl ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Three-judge panel grants request for intervention in case 07/ 4/91 BlO 3 Winston Bryant asks court to dump challenge of districting 07/16/91 B2 4 Arkansas wins redistricting decision in federal court 09/ 4/91 Bl 2 Federal court panel upholds redistricting plan * 11/ 16/91 B6 1 U S Supreme Ct gets challenge of districting plan in Ark * 12/ 1 1/91 B5 2 State GOP given data used to draw redistricting plan * 12/18/91 B3 1 CONGRESS - Roll Call Votes 08/5/A3/3 AIDS testing 05/26/A20/5 06/27 /Al/3 * l l/20/A4/2 Abortion *l l/24/B7 / 1 Abortion counseling * l l/7 /A4/2 * l l/8/A12/1 * l l / 1 0/A3 2/3 Abortion counsel ing gag rule Air quality. indoor Arts financing *10/ 20/B3 / 1 (Hse) *11/ 10/A3 2/3 Bank deposit insurance * l l / 1 0/A3 2/3 Banking laws overhaul * 1 1 /3/B3 / 2 * l l / 1 7 /A24/ 1 Banking reform Banking services for poor, Banking. *11/ 24/B7 / 1 elderly * l l/ 10/A3 2/3 * l l/ 17 /A24/1 interstate 04/ 1 8/A3/3 Budget *12/1/B3/1 Campaign finance reform 05/23/Al/2 05/ 26/A20/5 Campaign financing 06/26/Al/6 Capital punishment China� 07 / 1 4/A1 2/6 most favored nation 06/6/Al/3 Civil rights * 1 1/3/B3 / 2 * 1 1 / 1 0/A3 2/3 Closed thrifts funding 03/17/C6/6 * l l/3/B3 / 2 Congress exemption from laws on empl oyers * l l/ 17 /A24/ 1 Credit card interest cap *12/ l/B3 / 1 Crime legislation Desert protection. *12/1/B3/1 California Evidence rules easing *l0/ 20/B3 / l (Hse) *ll/ 24/B7 / 1 FDIC coverage for brokered deposits *11/ 15/D 1/ 5 FDIC funding * 1 1/ 24/B7 I 1 * l l / 24/B7 / 1 FDIC l imitations *ll/ 17/A24/1 Family medical leave Firearms control 05/9/Al/2 Flight attendants 08/5/A3/3 Flint Hills Prairie Natl Monument *10/ 20/B3 / l (Hse) *10/ 3 1/B9/ 4 Foreign aid Foreign aid. *12/1/B3/l Soviet Forward funding on health. Gates . Robert conf irmation (CIA) Gun control *12/ 1/B3 / 1 educ * l l/6/B3 / 1 * l l/ 10/A32/3 *10/20/B3 / 1 (Hse) 05/22/A3/3 Honoraria for Senators Iran-contra investigation *12/ 1/B3 / 1 Iraq sanctions 01/ 13/A6/1 0 1 / 1 9/A7/4 Iraq war pol icy * l l / 17 /A24/ 1 Jobless benefits extension Making Senator s . President liabl e for employees Military budget NASA Pension benefits. *1/3/B3/2 05/23/A4/3 06/8/A3/5 06/7/A3/2 * 1 1 / 17 /A24/ 1 lost SDI 05/26/A20/5 Salary raise. Senators Soviet Union. favored nation 07 / 18/Al/6 * 11/ 24/B7 / 1 78 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE 07/ 18/A7/ 1 Strikebreaking 06/2/A3/5 Superconductor collider ThQmas. *10/ 20/B3 /l Clarence confirmation (Sen) 05/26/A20/5 Trade bill Trade . PAGE COL China *12/ l/B3 / 1 05/24/C9/2 Trade . Mexico Unemployment benefits 07 /26/A3/l 09/ 25/Al0/6 Unemployment benefits veto override *10/ 20/B3/l ( Sen) 03/ 17/C6/5 Veterans benefits Women in combat 08/l/A4/4 Women pilots in combat zones 0 8/5/A3/3 CONSERVATION (Natural Resource s ) see Natural resources CONSERVATION COALITION. Arkansas see Rivers and lakes CONSTITUTION (Ark) Legislature has 26 proposed changes to constitution 02/ 1 4/ 9 1 I6 4 Jim Guy Tucker would l ike to see convention called 02/27 /91 H5 1 Proposed emdts printed in small type. Bill Mccuen says 03/ I6 4 Bills in Legislature seek constitutional convention 03/ 5/91 G2 3 Toward a new constitution 03/ 6/91 B8 1 03/ 7 / 9 1 I4 1 03/ 8/91 I8 03/ 1 2/91 Al 1 5 1 Library millage. (ed) property tax proposals may be merged Bill for calling of convention makes progress in Legislature Proposed amdts on salaries of officials. courts clear panel 1/91 Senate passes bill for const itutional convention 03/ 1 2/91 G4 Two propoosed amdts chosen by Legislature 03/12/91 G8 1 Two proposed amdts win hal f the battle in Legisl ature 03/ 14/91 IS 4 GOP opposes constitutional convention bill 03/15/91 I2 2 Call for convention is on last legs. 03/ 1 9/ 91 Gl 2 Constitutional convention dies unborn in House committee 03/21/91 H6 2 Quirky charter makes governemnt more difficult 04/ 8/91 B7 1 Ark Better Business Bureau handled 2 . 1 1 2 complaints in 1990 08/ 2/91 C2 3 Fred Storm retires frQm Better Businness Bureau post 08/ 5/91 x12 3 04/27 /91 Bl 2 Winston B ry ant says bill on constitutional officers invalid 02/ 9/91 A12 5 State preference law is costly. hurt s some businesses Benton bidding practices questioned 03/ 1 4/91 IS 1 04/ 1 0/91 B3 2 columnist writes CONSTITUTION (US) see United States - Constitution CONSTRUCTION see Building (Construction) CONSTRUCTION INDU STRY see Building (Construction) CONSUMER PROTECTION see al so Frauds and swindl ing CONTAMINATED FOOD see Food contamination CONTESTS AND PRIZES see also Citizen Bee Mr and Mrs Dean Files win $5 million Readers ' Digest prize CONTRA REBEL S see Iran-Contra Affair CONTRACTS AND PURCHASING. Govt s e e also Colleges and universities see also Minority owned businesses 79 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL State Rep J im Dietz pushes fixture sales to state agencies 05/22/91 Al 2 Saline Memorial Hospital checked for violation of new law 05/23/91 Bll 5 Editorial on sales by Rep Jim Dietz to state agencies 05/23/91 Bl2 1 Saline Memorial to be checked for bidding laws compliance 05/30/91 B6 1 Saline Co j udge to fire hospital bd if bids not sought 06/ 1/91 B9 1 Legis panel favors Blue Cross for State Police insurance 06/26/91 B6 4 Legislators recd campaign funds from Blue Cross 06/29/91 Bl 1 Saline Memorial Hosp did not violate state purchasing laws 07 / 1 2/91 BS 1 Sens J ay Bradford. Nick Wilson lock horns over furniture bids 09/19/91 B4 * 1 1/30/91 B3 New furniture bids save state $30,000 Sen Jay Bradford saved state $30,000 on furniture contract * 1 1 / 3 0/91 B3 1 4 4 (column) * 12/ S/91 H5 1 Sen Nick Wilson ' s haste to renovate room draws criticism * 12/15/91 Al 2 Appraisers differ on worth of renovation of Capitol room * 12/15/91 Al2 3 Watchful Senators keep Nick Wilson from wasting CONVENTION FACILITIES AND CONVENTIONS Hot Springs considering extra tax to expand center 02/18/91 Bl 1 Hot Springs Center expansion may cost 03/ 5/91 A8 4 LR must expand facilities to attract conventions 06/10/91 x4 2 Hot Springs OS/12/91 Bl 2 Sales tax for expansion of Hot Springs Center defeated 08/14/91 Al 6 Hot Springs loses two of its established conventions 09/ 3 / 9 1 Bl 5 Disgust. 09/ 5/91 Cl 1 Statehouse Convention Ctr operating at capacity 09/30/91 Al 5 Statehouse Convention Ctr will expand if tax approved at LR 0 9/ 3 0/91 Al 5 Tax for expansion of Statehouse Convention Center fails 10/ 9/91 Al 2 * 10/19/91 cs 1 01/30/91 B3 2 $23 . 5 million set for vote on tax to expand center division lost vote for Hot Springs Convention Ctr Democrat-Gaz ette urges effort to expand Statehouse Center CONWAY see also Crime and vice see also Historic buildings and sites see also Loitering and vagr�ncy see also Police Blacks allege police harassment of black teen-agers Conway police chief answers angry questions from blacks 01/30/91 B3 2 City to update plan 05/ 10/91 B3 6 CONWAY COUNTY see also Rockefeller. Winthrop State Police to check allegations of missing county funds 01/ 3/91 B5 2 County Treasurer Noma Faye Sledge arrested on theft charges 01/ 12/91 BS 3 Treasurer Noma Faye Sledge resigns. 07 / 2/91 BS 5 pleads guilty to theft CONWAY COUNTY HOSPITAL see Medicine and health CONWAY LAKE MONSTER see Monsters CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Assault s see Education see King. Martin Luther J r COOK, Ja3 Ja12 J a l 5 Jal9 Ja24 F 2 2 Ap24 N15 BRENDAN see also Suicides COOL. RONALD see also COOLEY. American Flag Foundation ARCHIE see also COON SUPPER Athletics and sports (Gil lett) 80 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see PAGE COL Festivals COOPER COMMUNITIES INC Cooper poised to ride out recession 0 1 / 7/91 x13 1 Staff reduction may total 1 0 0 06/ 7/91 C l 6 Cooper selling o f f local newspapers 07 /29/91 xl2 1 0 1 / 1 4/91 x15 1 02/17 /91 Al 4 COORS CERAMIC CO ACI Division at Benton sole producer of ceramic water seals CORNING COMMUNITY HOSPITAL see Medicine and health CORONERS see also Medicine and health Coroner standards absent in Ark; failed bills add to woes Systems differ in training, politics from state-to-state 02/17 /91 A13 1 Bills define requirements for coroners 02/ 19/91 G4 4 House panel approves bill for coroner training 03/ 2/91 AlO 5 07/ 1/91 xlO 4 CORPORAL PUNISHMENT see Punishment , Corporal CORPORATIONS Pay scale for directors in 15 Arkansas firms CORRECTION BOARD (Ark) see Correction Department see Pardon and parole CORRECTION DEPARTMENT see also (Ark) (Ark) Prisons and prisoners Board Chmn J immie Mason ' s expense tab totaled $ 2 2 , 5 7 6 last yr 05/11/91 Al 5 Correction Bd Chm.n Jimmy Mason reduces his expense account 5 05/ 1 4/91 Bl Correction Bd Chmn Jimmie Mason not re-appointed * 12/28/91 Bl 1 Janis Mcspadden Walmsl ey replaces Jimmy Mason on Board * 12/28/91 Bl 1 Board Chmn Jimmy Mason going out on bad terms with Cl inton * 12/29/91 Bl 2 Budget experience of Janis M Walmsley cited in appmt * 12/31/91 Bl 5 10/13/91 Al 2 CORRECTIONS RESOURCES COMMIS SION (Ark) see Prisons and prisoners CORRENTI, JOHN D see also Nucor-Yamato Steel Co COSSATOT RIVER see Rivers and lakes COSTA RICA see also International students COTTON see also COUCH, Agriculture HARVEY Couch made his fortune by investing in Arkansas COUEY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH CO see also COUND, Tax evasion and disputed returns JERRY see also Medicine and health COUNTRY CL UBS see also El Dorado Gol f and Country Club see also Forrest City Country Club see also Pleasant Valley Country Club s e e also Trace Creek Country Club COUPONS see COURTS , Premiums and trading stamps Federal 81 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Dist Judge Morris Arnold up for circuit j udgeship FBI inquiry may signal appmt of Morris Arnold to Circuit Ct Gazette urges appmt of Morris Arnold to Appeals Court Name of Morris S Arnold may go to US Senate within tw o months Judge G Thomas Eisele to take senior status Bentonville lawyer J L Hendren may be apptd to Western Dist J P Hammerschmidt to push Morris Arnold for US Supreme Court Arkansans react to retirement of Justice Thurgood Marshall Sen Dale Bumpers backs Morris Arnold for Supreme Court seat Reaction in Ark to nomination of Clarence Th0mas to high ct State black leaders oppose Clarence Thomas nomination Judge Richard S Arnold to become 8th Circuit chief j udge * Having Arnol d brothers on bench would set precedent * Jimm Hendren nominated for j udge of Western Dist * Morris S Arnold nominated for 8th Circuit Appeals Court Prisoner petitions clog docket of Eastern Dist of Arkansas * Chuck B anks is one of three nominated for j udgeship * Portrait of Judge Elsij ane T Roy to be placed in courthouse * COURTS . State and L ocal see also Apparel and dress see also Buildings and offices. Govt see also Freedom of information Veteran j udges Perry Whitmore. Tom Digby end long careers Pulaski Co asks ex-chancellor John Earl to return records Deputies haul John C Earl into court for hearing on books John Earl returns five of eleven court record books Ex-chancellor John Earl has returned requested court books Judges can be forced to retire at age 7 0 . Atty Gen rules House panel kills bill barring lawyer gifts to j udge campaign El Dorado j u dge George Van Hooks J r called tough. but fair Prosecutor Mark Stodola seeks order for document on j udge Stodola seeks transcript of probe of Judge W F Webster Judicial Comm still exploring its j urisdiction Judge James R Cooper cleared in complaint about hiring Judicial Discipline Comm acts on several complaints Proposed amdt to Constitition would cut back t rial courts Legis passes bill making j ury duty exemptions harder Sen Max Howell seeks additional salary raise for j udges Judicial load heavy. pay low Court of Appeals may be increased by six new judges Three judges of 20th Judicial Dist split their duties Senators alter part of judicial proposal to meet obj ections Legislative panel approves big salary boost for j udges Proposed standardization of court costs draws opposition Court of Appeals expansion could reshape court districts Senate approves doubling Court of Appeals .Amendment may have killed restructuring bill Gov Clinton doubts case made for doubling Appeals Court size Stopgap bill approved t o ease Appeals Court caseload Plan to boost j udicial pay killed by House vote Plan to expand Court of Appeals killed by House vote Appeals Court expansion. judicial pay raises fail in Legis Judicial panel ' s power. conf idential ity disputed in court Effort to revamp court system to continue 82 02/ 6/91 02/23/91 02/27/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/30/91 06/15/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/29/91 07/ 2/91 09/27 /91 10/16/91 10/21/91 10/24/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 8/91 11/ 15/91 12/ 6/91 0 1/ 3/91 0 1/ 16/91 01/ 17/91 01/18/91 01/23/91 0 1/24/91 01/25/91 02/ 4/91 02/13/91 02/ 14/91 02/16/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/25/91 02/27 /91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/12/91 03/ 1 2/91 03/15/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/22/91 03/27/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 03/30/91 04/ 4/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl BB B4 Bl Al AB AB A3 AB A6 Al Bl B3 Al B2 Bl B2 B6 Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 !6 B2 Bl B2 Bl Bl B2 B2 H3 H6 15 !8 B3 A6 A7 G6 G8 IS G3 A_q !7 H4 H4 I6 Bl B2 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 3 4 1 5 2 1 4 2 1 4 1 2 5 6 3 1 1 1 4 1 3 2 5 4 2 4 1 1 2 5 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 4 5 5 1 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Atty James P Massie speaks out against Judge Marion Humphrey Newspapers have no say in criminal cases. judge rules Panel finds no violation in j udge 1 s hiring of his wife NLR Municipal Judge Joel Cole hires alleged lover as clerk Column says Judge Joel Cole risks l ittle in hiring girl friend Judge Ted Capeheart admonished for alleged affair with lawyer Judge Joel C Cole pays Diane Coomes $ 18 , 025 salary Salary of Diane Coomes more than experienced officer NLR Municipal Judge Joel Cole to hold hearings on Sundays LR Munic Judge Marion Humphrey drops nearly all court fees Judge tells Judicial Discipline Comm to turn over transcripts Supreme Ct affirms decision on exclusion of blacks from j ury Two j udges take wives off payrol ls under new nepotism law Forty-eight hr rule for probable cause hearing disrupts cts Judge Ralph Wilson Jr has mother on payroll Suit contending blacks denied election as j udges gets boost Waldron municipal judge will not sign felony warrants Suit seeks ruling on j udge s ' rights to swap cases Judge Lee A Munson disciplined over payment of taxes J C Massie complaint against Judge Marion Humphrey dismissed Exemptions from j ury duty no longer exist in Arkansas Article on excess democracy in electing j udges Court records tampering at J acksonville alleged Columnist castigates record of Judicial Discipline Committee Ex-chancellor Earl May cleared of misconduct charges Judge David Hale sped up handling of chg against Butler Francis T Donovan critical of j udicial discipline commission Court l ifts speech limits on j udicial candidates Judicial panel to appeal ruling on j udges and free speech Blacks seek plan that would boost election of black j udges * * Plaintiff discovers court often cannot be enforced * Settl ement near in j udicial redistricting suit by blacks Twenty-three counties await j udicial redistricting details * * Settlement offered on new j udicial districts * Decree settles black j udgeship suit; 5 subdists created * Incumbent judges affected by redistricting not commenting Chancellor Lawrence Dawson says he was misled on districting* * fIVE BLACK pb LAWYERS CONSIDER COURT BIDS * Judges fret before. after judicial districting * Two j u dges back truth-in-sentencing * Legislators critical of judicial redistricting settlement * Activists call for j ury right to reject laws * Charges of nepotism against j udges moot. comm decides * Comm dismissed 103 Of 1 1 2 compal ints against j udges Perry County ' s circuit court sessions described as laid-back* Redistricting to cost taxpayers heavily, columnist writes * Redistricting s ettlement usurps peopl e ' s rights. column says* * Meredith Oakley comments on redistricting case * Lawrence Co Municipal Judge Harry Ponder. 9 0 . to retire COUSINS. KATHLINE see also Kidnapping COVENANT GARDENS Warren Dexter planning Bibl ical gardens at Eureka Springs COX. E HARLEY 83 04/ 9/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 14/91 05/18/91 05/ 22/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/31/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 7/91 06/11/91 06/12/91 06/17/91 06/22/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/27 /91 06/27/91 06/29/91 07 / 14/91 07 / 1 8/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 08/25/91 09/ 2/ 91 09/19/91 09/21/91 10/25/91 10/28/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 8/91 1 1/ 9/91 1 1/ 9/91 1 1/ 1 1/91 11/ 14/91 1 1/ 1 4/91 11/ 16/91 11/ 17/91 11/20/91 11/24/91 12/ 3/91 12/20/91 12/22/91 12/29/91 12/30/91 PAGE COL Al BS B6 Bl Bl B6 B3 B3 Bl Al Bl B4 Al Al B6 B2 B4 B9 Bl B2 B4 Cl B3 Bl BB Bl B6 Al B2 B7 B2 B7 Bl B3 Al Al AlO b3 B2 B4 Bl Dl B7 B7 El Bll H5 H5 Bl 05/13/91 xl5 6 2 6 2 1 1 4 4 5 4 2 6 6 6 2 1 4 5 5 1 6 2 5 1 1 2 4 5 1 1 5 1 1 3 8 5 1 3 1 1 6 6 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Banks CRAIGHEAD COUNTY see also Legal aid for the poor CREDIT see also Insurance Bill in Legis addresses seizure of property to pay debts Four Ark banks among nation ' s lowest rates for credit cards * * Arkansas bankers oppose cap on credit card interest CREDIT CARDS see Alcoholic beverages see Land Commissioner (Ark) CREDIT UNIONS Irregularities in accounts uncovered at Capitol Credit Union Depositors take money out of Capitol Credit Union Capitol Credit weathers run by depositors Capitol Credit Union seized by regulators Charles W Bradford admits personal use of Capital funds Capitol Credit Union will be sold. merged Capitol Credit Union merges with Air Force Base FCU Charles W Bradford sentenced in Capitol Credit Union thefts CREDIT, MARIO see also Kidnapping CREMATORIES see Funerals and mortuaries CRESCENT HOTEL (Eureka Springs ) see Hotel s CRES'IWOOD CO see General Properties Inc CRIME AND VICE see also Alcoholic beverages see also Capital punishment see also Children and youth see also Education see also History (Ark) see also Homosexuality see also Housing see also Money laundering see also Murders see also Murders, Attempted see also Pornography and obs cenity see also Prisons and prisoners see also Prostitution see also Retail stores see also Robberies and thefts see also Sex crimes see also Shootings see also Substance abuse and traffic see also Threats NLR record homicide rate parallels national trend List of NLR ' s 25 slayings during 1990 Bond s chedule puts habitual suspect back on street at LR Benton citizens focusing on fight against crime Sheriffs frustrated by drug problem. lack of funds Pulaski County reports rise in crime in 1990 84 PAGE COL 02/12/91 G6 1 1/ 17/91 Gl 1 1 / 19/91 AlO 1 5 1 03/24/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/20/91 06/27 /91 06/29/91 08/23/91 B2 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl ClO Bl 4 5 5 2 6 2 1 6 01/ 1/91 0 1 / 1/91 0 1 / 6/91 01/ 9/91 0 1 / 1 1/91 01/ 20/91 Al AlO Bl B3 BB B6 2 1 5 2 l 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Statistics on maj or crimes in NLR during past year Dixie area residents of NLR seek more police protection Arkansas had record number of murders last y ear with 249 Chart shows rise in homicide rate in Ark from 1981 to 1990 Most murders in Ark involve acquaintances Map shows murders in each county in 1990 Murder trends by race and gender, 1 981-1990 Murder victims ' ages (chart) Family violence kills many women Chart shows women' s killers by relationship to victim Little Rock crime sets record again in 1990 Conway has increase in violent crimes Statistics on elderly criminals in Ark Black male homicide trend in Pulaski Co. 1 988-90 (statistic s ) Black male homicides rising in Pulaski County Pulaski Co homicide statistics, by age. race. sex Union County juvenile crime ring broken Crime in Ark up by 4 . 5 pct Donnell Houston Epps. who had long criminal record. dies Watch group of citizens patrols Wright Ave area of LR White-collar crime pushed along by deregulation of business Gang activity in Jacksonvil le may be on rise Foot patrols ease LR neighborhood ' s fear of gangs Crime rate in LR up 10 . 5 pct 45 Pulaski teen-agers chd with murder since Jan 1 , 1990 Breakdown of family life fosters murder by teen-agers Teen-agers in prison trace their downfall to peer pressure Murder rate increased in Ark after executions were resumed Twenty- five gangs reported running in Pulaski County Ark among rural states l isted as hotbed for violent crimes Juvenile cases. drugs blamed in state crime rise Promoter of downtown LR neighborhoods pushed out by crime LR' s Quapaw Quarter residents defend l iving downtown Steve Nawoj czyk warns of increased gang growth. power Agitated NLR residents address crime on streets LR police has 3-member gang watch unit Gov Cl inton says $15 . 000 for crime watch group well spent Gangs responsible for murder in NLR. neighbor of victim says NLR steps up fight against j uvenile crime surge NLR neighborhood l ooks for answers to violent crimes NLR police patrol high-crime neighborhood Sel f-chosen crime fighters worry NLR police chief Police warn citizens about dangers of private patrols Roderick McClinton. 1 7 . hit when house showered with bullets Shooting of Roderick McClinton believed gang-related Argument at teen gathering in LR ends with 3 youths shot Gangs apparently involved in shooting of three teens at LR LR Judge Marion Humphrey thinks curfew could help slow crime Roderick McClinton. 1 6 . shot twice within one week Comedian Dick Gregory coming to LR to help DIGNITY effort DIGNITY, LR police to step up patrols at Wright and High List of recent acts of violence in LR' s Wright Ave area Dick Gregory . Rep Bill Walker refused to leave store Dick Gregory . State Rep Bill Walker arrested. j ailed briefly 85 01/20/91 01/25/91 0 1/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27/91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 02/15/91 02/ 1 9/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/28/91 04/ 1/91 04/ S/91 04/ 9/91 04/29/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/91 06/13/91 06/16/91 06/16/91 06/16/91 06/16/91 06/16/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/21/91 06/24/91 06/27 /91 06/28/91 07/ 5/91 07/10/91 07 / 1 2/91 07 /12/91 07/ 12/91 07 /13/91 07 /13/91 07 /20/91 07 /20/91 07/20/91 07/23/91 07 /23/91 07 /23/91 07 /23/91 07/23/91 07 /23/91 07 /23/91 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 PAGE COL B6 B4 Al Al Al A20 A20 A20 A21 A21 Bl B3 AB Bl Bl Bl BS BS B3 Bl x7 B2 Bl Bl4 Al Al Al Al A21 A12 Al2 Al Al B5 B3 B4 B9 Al A6 A6 A3 BS Al Al Al Al Al Al Al A8 A8 A8 Al Al 2 4 5 5 5 3 3 3 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 5 2 3 5 5 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 6 4 2 2 3 6 1 1 1 1 2 1 5 3 1 2 2 2 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gregory . Walker among protestors at Armidil lo ' s Hands store Police tried to persuade Gregory and Walker to leave store Protestors say Armidillo ' s Hands sells drug paraphernalia LR neighborhood group wants property seized in crime area Robert Mccathern warns McClellan High is trouble spot Robert Mccathern works to keep LR kids out of gang culture Stuttgart passes curfew after officer hurt Three cases of children robbing or assaulting parents reptd Dick Gregory vows to take back streets of Little Rock LR police officer calls DIGNITY arrests ' grandstanding ' Principal says McClellan High not gang trouble spot Sunday skating at LR rink halted to avoid trouble Gov Clinton. area leaders hold session on youth crime DIGNITY activists demand Kroger remove cigarette papers Dick Gregory . Rep Bill Walker return to scene of their arrest Curfew in LR housing proj ects planned Crime increased sharply in Stuttgart since J anuary Dick Gregory. Bill Walker among those convicted. fined at LR DIGNITY demands Kroger stop sale of cigarette rolling papers Curfew for NLR discussed Article on youth gang activity in Central Arkansas Black Gangster Disciples member interviewed by reporter Evidence of gangs found in several Arkansas cities Gang initiation described by member of Black Gangsters Statistics on teen-age crime in Central Ark Teens turn to v iolence for power. experts say Thirty-three percent of murder suspects in LR are teen-agers Two maj or ' nations ' of gangs have own language. laws Dick Gregory. Bill Walker take message to j ail inmates Dick Gregory. Bill Walker picketed by NORML group Some sections of NLR need curfew. Alderman Spinelli says Kroger. Harvest Foods will not sell papers without tobacco NLR City Council to consider city curfer..r NLR adopts curfew for youths younger than 1 8 DIGNITY thanks stores for decision on cigarette paper sales Curfews and NLR go long way back to early 1 90 0 s Teens predict curfew will be ineffective Dick Gregory urges neighbors to videotape drug deal s Rev Hezekiah Stewart organizes teen gang summit at LR Teen gang summit s cheduled at Watershed Community Develop Teen gang summit to be attended by several govt officials Youths in gang say NLR cufew won ' t affect them DIGNITY asks Kmart not to sell rolling papers Teen gangs air frustrations during summit meeting at LR Patience with j uvenile s urged by Gazette State Rep William L Walker Jr at front of DIGNITY crusade NLR curfew enforcement rules explained D IGNITY taking drug fight beyond state Dick Gregory talks to LR Police Chief Louie Caudell NLR police stop 8 curfew ordinance violators Youth gang summits ' ludicrous. ' NLR alderman says D IGNITY targets 14 patrol sites in Little Rock NLR police pick up 10 curfew violators Churches in Central Ark go to streets to combat youth crime 86 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 07/24/91 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 07 /24/91 07/25/91 07/25/91 07/25/91 07 /25/91 07 /26/91 07/26/91 07 /26/91 07 /26/91 07 /26/91 07/27/91 07 /27 /91 07/27/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07 / 28/91 07 /28/91 07/28/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07/28/91 07/28/91 07/28/91 07 /30/91 07/30/91 07 /31/91 07/31/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 4/ 91 08/ 6/91 0 8/ 6/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 8/91 08/11/91 PAGE COL Al Al Al Al Bl Bl B3 B4 Al A6 A6 A6 Al A6 A6 A7 B3 Al AlO B2 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al Al4 Bl Bl Bl Al Bl Al Bl Al A6 Bl Al Al Al AB B2 Al BB Bl Bl Bl Bl Al AlO Bl B7 Al 2 2 2 6 1 1 2 5 5 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 6 4 6 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 1 2 5 4 3 4 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 5 5 2 5 3 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Homicide rise in Benton County blamed on rapid urbanization Residents of Wright and High Sts in LR say danger index down NLR curfew working smoothly. police chief says Kmart to stop sale of cigarette papers in stores nationwide NLR curfew showing signs of success First parent charged under NLR ' s curfew Mother of 1 4-yr-old curfew violator denies guilt in incident LR, NLR experience sharp rise in crime DIGNITY expanding neighborhood anti-drug patrols Gunmen fire at 15 members of DIGNITY on patrol Shooting will not deter DIGNITY patrol . Rep Bill Walker says Tyrone Lane, Malous Griffin Jr chgd with firing on DIGNITY NLR City Council extends curfew law indefinitely Gregory Davis says he fired shot near DIGNITY patrol Shot not intended for DIGNITY patrol . Gregory Davis says Gov Bill Cl inton l istens to ideas on curbing youth crime Local officials list suggestions for curbing youth crime Article on violence against women in Arkansas Shot fired, rocks and bottles thrown at LR police; two hurt Second NLR parent arrested for curfew violation Crime rate up 9 . 3 pct in Arkansas (table of statistics ) Search on for Ray Berry. wanted by 1 6 agencies NLR crime rate up 13 pct LR crime up 1 2 . 2 pct for year; violence by juveniles rising With Dick Gregory absent. DIGNITY regrouping to fight crime Reports of ankle slashing at LR mal ls called only a rumor Little Rock crime worse than NY, study at Yonkers says * Pine Bluff sets curfew for teen-agers * NLR officials say teen curfew works well * Residents in area protest plan for DIGNITY headquarters * Pine Bluff curfew nets 30 violators in first weekend Prosecutor drops 13 cases at Marshall : staff shortage cited * * Little Rock j olted by nationwide crime wave * Jacksonville adopt s curfew despite students ' obj ections Full moon brings increase in crime, some police of ficers say* LR parents gather, offer battle plans against gang life * * Taxicabs . cl ientele no longer easy targets in LR Taxicab driver stabbed to death at LR despite safety effort * Taxicab driver stabbed to death at LR despite safety effort * Crowd hurls bottles, rocks as LR police arrest youth * * Agnes Madden, widow of mobster Owen Vincent Madden, dies * Record set for single-year homicides in LR * Teen-age violence flares at Little Rock * Little Rock ' s murder rate rivals large cities * Killing fields (ed on murder rate in Little Rock) African-American Male Mentors offer plan to stop bloodshed * * Crime down at LR area malls this year CRIM& LABORATORY (Ark) State Crime Laboratory Bd , Medical Examiner Comm abolished Medical Examiner Dr Fahmy Malak has survived controversies List of disputed cases involving Dr Fahmy Malak Gov Bill Clinton says he has never sought to protect Malak Dr Malak ' s ruling in Susie Deer case still controversial Gov Clinton says he never heard of Deer case until yr ago 87 PAGE COL 08/ 12/91 08/ 12/91 08/12/91 08/14/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/18/91 08/22/91 08/25/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 0 8/27 /91 08/27/91 08/27/91 08/27/91 08/27/91 09/ l/91 09/ 2/91 09/ 6/91 09/19/91 09/21/91 09/23/91 09/29/91 10/15/ 9 1 10/17/91 10/18/91 10/22/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/29/91 11/ 8/91 1 1/ 13/91 11/22/91 1 1/23/91 11/25/91 11/30/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 8/91 12/16/91 12/17/91 12/18/91 12/18/91 12/18/91 12/22/91 12/24/91 B2 B2 Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 B2 B2 Al Al B2 Bl Al Bl B2 BS B2 Al 2 5 4 1 3 2 2 1 4 6 5 5 5 1 1 6 6 2 2 4 1 5 1 2 2 2 6 1 1 5 2 5 4 2 1 5 5 3 3 5 3 6 4 4 1 1 2 03/ 8/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/ 24/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 I7 Al Al6 A16 A17 A17 3 2 1 3 1 l Bl Bl B5 Bl B7 Bl Bl B3 B4 Bl Bl Bl Al B2 B2 B2 B2 Cl Bl B2 B2 Bl B2 B9 Bl Bl Bl A5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Virginia Dwire Kelly was anesthetist for Deer operation Dr Fahmy Malak ' s foes want him out of office Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak conflicts with autopsy report Dr Fahmy Malak kept $400 testimony fee in 1 987 . records show State had not seen Malak drawings supporting testimony The nagging Malak saga (ed) Director Jim Clark sees no conflict in Dr Malak ' s testimony Dr Fabmy Malak ' s testimony in case to be investigated Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak. eyewitness conflict Dr Fahmy Malak ' s testimony , autopsy rept agreed, J Clark says Stuttgart Daily Leader calls for dismissal of Dr Malak Jim Clark advises Dr Fabmy Malak to find new j ob Past time for Dr Malak to go, columnist writes Dr Violet Hnil ica, asst medical examiner resigns Love of teaching led to resignation, Dr Violette Hnilica says Prosecutor Bosson hires experts to check Dr Malak ' s report State Medical Examinerr Dr Fahmy Malak checking j ob openings Staff loss will cause slowdcrwn in work at laborataory Members of new Crime Lab board named Gov names 8 members of new Crime Laboratory Board Dr Fabmy Malak ' s words weigh heavily on his image Court need s , politics may save Dr Fabmy Malak ' s j ob Medical Examiner Fahny Malak should resign. sheriff says Sheriffs polled about Fahmy Malak at convention Informal poll shows 36 of 75 sheriffs back Dr Fabmy Malak Clay White sees good possibilty Dr Fahmy Malak to be fired Crime Laboratory Board to evaluate work of Dr Fahmy Malak Board to review five cases handl ed by Dr Fabmy Malak Judge refuses to order replay of Dr Fahmy Malak ' s testimony Dr Fahmy Malak may have used wrong tissue in Stephens case Three experts say mixup in tissue l ikely occurred Crime Lab to pay for gene testing slides in Stephens case State Trooper questions Malak finding in Robert Bennett case Prosecutor criticizes Malak testimony in Greg Stephens case Dr David DeJong named asst for Dr Fahmy Malak Families want suicide rulings added to review of Malak ' s work Gov Clinton asks how office wouuld proceed without Dr Malak Gov Bill Clinton suggests Dr Fahmy Malak resign Dr Fabmy Malak will not quit his post. attorney says Dr Fabmy Malak leaves Medical Examiner position Dr Fahmy Malak says his goals as Medical Examiner fulfilled Dr Fahmy Malak says no one pressured him to resign Dr Fahmy Malak ends 12 stormy years as Medical Examiner State Health Dept to hire Dr Fahmy Malak to head program List of controversial rulings by Dr Fahmy Malak Reaction t o resignation of Dr Fahmy Malak mixed Columnist discusses resignation of Dr Fahmy Malak Disputed cases may not be reviewed since Malak ' s resignation Crime Lab mixup caused Dr Malak to give wrong testimony Crime Lab Bd halts probe of work of Dr Fahmy Malak ' s work Dr Fabmy Malak confronted, picketed at Health Dept j ob V . O . M. I . T members vow not to let up pressure on Dr Malak V . O. M . I . T march at State Capitol protests Dr Fahmy Malak Two interested in state Medical Examiner j ob 8B 03/24/91 03/24/91 0 4/ 2/91 04/ 2/91 0 4/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 9/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/14/91 04/27 /91 05/ 1/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 4/ 91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/3 1/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 1 9/ 91 06/26/91 06/27 /91 06/28/91 07 / 16/91 07 / 18/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 8/91 OB/ 9/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/20/91 08/22/91 OB/29/91 09/ 4/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 1 1/91 09/ 11/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 09/ 11/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 09/11/91 0 9/ 1 2/91 09/12/91 09/ 1 4/91 09/14/91 09/17/91 09/17/91 09/22/91 10/ 1 1/91 PAGE COL A17 Al7 Al A7 Al BlO B6 B6 Bl Bl CB Al Bl B2 B2 Bll Al Al Bl B4 Al Al Al BB Al Bl3 Al Bl4 B4 Al Al Bl Al A6 Bl Al Al Bl Bl Al Al Al Al Al A9 A9 Bl B7 Al A7 Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 2 5 1 2 1 1 1 2 6 4 5 1 5 3 1 5 2 5 1 2 6 2 3 2 1 6 1 1 2 2 4 2 1 5 2 6 6 6 2 2 2 5 5 1 2 1 5 5 1 2 2 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Grand Jury reverses Dr Malak ' s ruling in Robert Bennett case At least 1 8 autopsies to be reviewed by outside pathologists* * Article reviews case of Don Henry and Kevin Ives * Linda Ives battles political system over death of son Article reviews controversial ruling in Jimmy Siegrist case * Rev iew of controversial. finding in Raymond Allbright case * Summary of controversial ruling in death of Robert Bennett * * Article reviews controversial ruling in Janie Ward death * Article reviews ruling in Kimberly I ron Schwartz case * Board lists 19 autopsy cases to be reviewed Article reviews controversial case of Gregory Stephens * Two experts concur with Malak on death of Susan Deer * Family of James Dewey Milam doubt s Fahmy Malak ruling * CRIME LABORATORY BOARD (Ark) see Crime Laboratory (Ark) CRITTENDEN COUNTY Grand j ury at LR may be probing elections in county Absentee ballots may be topic of grand j ury inquiry CROOM (WILLIAM H JR) FAMILY TRUST see also Dardanelle Devel opment Corp CROSSETT POLICE DEPARTMENT see Police CROSSMAN. PAUL J Retired pastor. baker. takes skills to classroom * CROSSWORD PUZZLES see Games CRUELTY TO ANIMAL S see Animal s CULTURE AND THE ARTS Alvin Hotel to house Hot Springs Arts Center Silversmith Joe Black of Hardy is master at his art Terry Pendergraff specializes in American Indian portraits Sharon Heidingsfelder travels state teaching crafts Bill in Legis would make square dance state ' s of ficial dance Senate approves square dance as state dance House approves making square dance state ' s of ficial dance Helen Walton rounding up women' s art in Arkansas Book by Sewanee Bennett. Bill Worthen highlight Ark culture Walton Arts Center at Fayetteville will be ready next year Paintings by William McNamara adorn Buffalo River Center Walton Arts Center must may taxe s . Ark Supreme Ct rules Wildwood Center for Performing Arts adding theater building Arts Center gives Rockefeller Award to Curtis Finch Jr Prairie Grove Cl othesline Fair this weekend will draw 5 0 . 000 Artist Terry Pendergraftfdiscusses his work Hot Springs Festival of the Arts runs two weeks Lynda Williams specializes in painted sculptures Wild boar sculpture moved to Little Rock Zoo War Eagle Crafts Fair holding 38th annual show War Eagle Fair attracted 200 . 000 visitors this year * War Eagle Fair sales total $1 . 4 million this year * CUOMO. MARIO see also Presidential election of 1992 CURFEWS 89 10/ 15/91 12/ 7 /91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 9/91 12/10/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/ 12/91 12/13/91 1 2/ 13/91 12/ 14/91 12/ 15/91 1 2/ 1 7/91 PAGE COL B2 Al Al A23 Al Al Al Al Al All Al Al Bl 1 2 2 1 2 5 5 2 2 1 3 3 5 05/29/91 Al 05/30/91 Bl 4 5 12/21/91 BlO 1 0 1/ 1/91 0 1/ 3/91 01/ 7/91 01/23/91 01/25/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 9/91 02/25/91 03/ 11/91 06/16/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 07 / 1 2/91 08/30/91 09/ 9/91 09/22/91 09/30/91 10/ 4/91 10/13/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 1 4 1 1 5 1 5 3 l 5 1 4 3 1 2 2 2 4 5 4 4 BS El x12 H6 I4 A6 El Bl x17 Gl B2 B2 Bll El B3 Gl B3 Bl Gl Dl Dl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Crime and vice see Loitering and vagrancy CYANEDE PLASTICS Firm opens operation in Fort Smith DAHMER, JEFFREY Billy Capstone was army buddy of confessed mass-murderer Capstone tells of army life with Jeff Dahmer Former LR resident said to be one of Dahmer ' s victims DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Arkansas Fifty-five producers leav ing AMPI to form new cooperative New co-op wants start-up loan. two milk trucks New co-op challenges AMPI prices DAISY. BATES Natl Civil Rights Museum at Memphis has statue of Mrs Bates DALY. JOHN see also Golf DANCING AND DANCERS see Culture and the arts DANIELS. CHARL IE see also Land Commissioner (Ark) DARDANELLE see also Postal Service City dedicates its new gazebo DARDANELLE DEVELOPMENT CORP David Hale hit w ith $46 8 , 596 j udgment over land deal Fraud. collusion, sexual misconduct alleged in suit Judge Bill Watt and Foxx Enterprises also named in suit Madison Guaranty S&L filed foreclosure on loan to Hale Suit involves William H Croom Jr Family Trust land in Yell Co David Hale ' s land in Yell County to be auctioned by govt DATA PROCESSING see Computers and data processing DAUGHTERS OF CHAR ITY see Medicine and health DAVIS. J MORTON see also Advanced Environmental Recycl ing Technology Inc DAVIS, JEFFERSON Listed among state ' s most influential citizens DAVIS, LAWRENCE A JR see also Colleges and universities DAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDREN see Children and youth see Sex crimes DAY. L 0 see also Land and real estate DAYL IGHT-SAV ING TIME see Time DE-REGULATION. Business see Regulation of industry DEAD Thida man charged after party held w ith corpse of his mother Charges dropped in case of man who gave party for dead mother DEANE. ERNIE Arkansas Traveler column originator dies at Fayetteville 90 PAGE COL 01/ 12/91 Cl 4 07 /30/91 Al 07/30/91 Al 09/ 7 /91 BS 1 2 1 07 / 4/ 91 C8 07 / 1 1/ 9 1 CB 10/ 1/91 C9 4 1 3 07 / 5/91 B2 1 09/30/91 B2 2 06/ 06/ 06/ 06/ 06/ 07 / Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B4 2 2 2 2 2 2 02/10/91 A6 5 04/17/91 B5 10/ 2/91 B3 l l 05/ 8/91 Bl 2 8/91 8/91 8/91 8/91 8/91 2/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Worked long and hard for restoration of UA' s Old Main 09/21/91 BS DEATH PENALTY see Capital punishment DEATH PENALTY RESOURCE CENTER see Capital punishment see Legal profession DEATH RATES see Population and vital statistics DEATHS see also Asphyxiation and suffocation see also Aviation and aircraft see also Boats and boating see also Coroners see also Drownings see also Electrocutions (Accidents ) see also Fires see also Industrial accidents and safety see also Medicine and health see also Middle East see also Murders see also Nursing Homes see also Police see also Shootings see also Substance traffic and abuse see also Suicides see also Traffic accidents and safety see also Weather and storms Ol/ 7/B4/5 Alexander. William George 07 / 1 1/Bl0/5 Andrews. Clyde S Appling. Cora 02/9/B8/5 09/l l/B6/5 Ashby . John Wesley 03/20/B6/5 Autry . Daniel H *11/6/BS / 1 Avants. James Cecil Sr 03/12/B4/5 Bachner. Arthur J 02/27 /B6/5 Back. Alice L 02/5/BS/5 Barnett. Richard S 05/27 /'B6/5 Barron. George Jr * 1 1/ 1 7 /B8 / 1 Bates. Kenneth S 08/ 8/B6/5 Beck1 Robert Will iam *1 1/23/Bl / l * l l/ 24/B2/4 *ll/25/B4/ 1 Benham. Paul B Jr *12/ 16/B4/ 1 Benson. George S 08/ 6/B4/5 Bivens. Betty 06/16/Bl0/5 Bradbury . Curtis F Sr 04/19/'BB/5 Bradley. Carroll D 09/7 /B6/5 Bradley , George N 04/12/Bl0/5 Bramlett. John W Branch. James William Sr 0 9/5/'B6/5 07/3/Bl0/5 Braswell . 0 Klute Brewer. Vivion Mercer Lenon 06/20/Bl0/5 Brooks. Carl Hosford 08/5/B4/5 *12/ 13/BS/4 Brown. Norwood V Jr B ryant. Hestie Kathleen 10/10/B6/5 01/17 /B6/5 Bumpas . Claud Rameu *12/21/B6 / 1 Butler. Ben F 91 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE 09/4/B6/5 02/19/B7 / 1 10/7/B4/5 04/1 1/BB/5 08/27 /B4/5 03/ 2/B6/5 10/ 8/B2/5 04/13/Bl/5 *11/ 20/B8/1 *l l/3/B6 /1 *12/ 13/B8/1 02/28/B6/5 06/17/B6/5 02/20/B6/5 *12/ 24/B4/ 1 05/ 2/B8/5 *12/ 20/B8/ 1 * l2/ 26/B4/ l 07 /29/B4/5 08/28/B6/5 09/ 9/B4/5 07 /25/B6/5 10/10/B6/5 04/ 16/B4/5 02/ 14/B6/5 08/5/B4/5 06/2/B12/5 0 4/3/BB/5 06/29/Bl0/5 *12/ 17 /B4/ 4 05/ 12/B12/5 09/ 24/B4/5 02/7 /B6/5 * 1 1 / 1 8/B4/ l 07 / l/B6/5 06/23/Bl/05 03/30/B6/5 04/20/BB/5 06/1 1/B6/5 03/8/BS/5 03/7/B4/5 *10/ 28/B4/ 1 02/14/B7 / 1 *11/20/B8/6 03/3/Bl0/5 08/2/"B6/5 03/ 6/B6/5 04/22/B4/5 07 /4/Bl2/5 02/6/B6/5 01/22/B6/5 02/9/B8/5 09/29/BS/5 07 /26/B6/5 Butler, William Stuart Butts, Edith Ellen Caldezwood, Harold Ralph Cannon, Robert L Carter, Robert H Carter, Vaskell Norman Chandler, Gayle Moore Cleek, Herb Clogston, Terry Mcintosh Cochran, William Ed Cogbill, James Harold Cooke , John L Cooper, Tollie Coors , Joseph M Cowell, Donald Devoe Crawford, Frances M Curry , John Ray Davis , Edward William Davis , George W Davis , George Wayne Davis , Glen L DeSalvo, Anthony Luke Dickinson, Rhonda McGuire Krebs Dillard, Jacquel ine Smith Dodson, John William Dougl as, Herbert W Doyle, Mile s L Sr Duckworth, Lorietta Blann Dunaway , Jam es A Duncan, Alfred G Ellsworth, Thomas J Elwood, Richard Farris , Rodney Faust, Jane Roth Foster, Vincent Walker Fraser, James Hubbard Jr Gardner, Bertram E Gerrard, William Sr Gillespie, Thomas E Graham, George Grimsley Greene, James E Griggs, Carl Dale Hadfield, 0 D J r Hal e , Jordan Lee Hall, Carl C Hamil ton, Ralph Block Hanna, Hilery Emmett Harrel , John Allen J r Haynes , Woodrow W Henry , William Robert Hewitt, Vonnie Conley Hill, James O Hill , Thomas R Hoggard, J Kendall 92 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Holt , L Gordon Holy field, Frances Ruth Howell . Marguerite A Howell, Robert Tracy Hudson, James J Hutchinson, John Malcolm Irby, Freeman Buckner Irwin, Joel L Janesko, Louis J Jenkins, Don Johnson, Albert Jones. J Fred Jones, Ruth Madden Kelley. Phillip Kemp. Robert Lee Kennedy . William H Lancaster, Pauline Langley , Gary Dale Lawson, Wayne E Leake, John Griffin Leflar, Helen Finger Lesh, Vincent Orlando Leveck. Mary Linus Levy. Emanuel Lindsey . Robert S Madden, Agnes Demby Mahony , Emon Armstrong Marshall . Robert 0 Martin, Donald H McClinton� Isa.iah Mccoskey. Mabel McGehee, Peter Gregory McLaughlin, Fannie Benedict McPherson, Nannie Melson, Larry Wayne Methvin, Ralph Mobley, Freeman Francis Moore, George F Moore, Robert Moore. Virginia Price Moorman, Charlotte Morehead. Charle s Galloway Mueller, Myrl Rhine Nugent, Fannie J ackson Olsson, Carl P Owen, Maurice Parker. Mary Beatrice Parker, W Cary Parnell, James Ritchie Peeler, Malcolm Penrose . William O Pickens, R A Pierce, William M Price, Hubert R *l0/3 1/B8/ 1 *11/ 13/BlO/ 1 05/ 1 1 /BS/5 07 /27 /B6 /5 0 1 / 1 0/BB/5 09/8/B6/5 02/2/BB/5 03/3/Bl0/5 02/28/B6/5 07 / 17/Bl0/5 07 /4/B12/5 03 /7 /B4/5 06/20/Bl0/5 *10/ 19/C6/1 * 1 2/6/BB/1 03/26/Bl/4 03/25/B4/4 03/27/H2/1 04/ 14/Bl0/5 *10/ 21/B4/ 1 02/ 4/B4/5 05/ 1 2/B12/5 08/7 /B4/5 04/25/"B8/5 10/ 14/B4/5 * 12/ 23/B4/1 * 12/ 16/Bl/3 *ll/7 /B6 / 1 * 1 2/ 13/B8/ 4 04/10/BS/5 * 12/ 17 /B4/ l 04/1/B4/5 09/ 15/B8/5 05/22/Bl0/5 02/ 15/BB/5 *12/ 18/B8/l *ll/5/B4/ 1 05/26/B12/5 09/8/B6/5 03/ 14/B6/5 02/ 15/BS/5 *ll/ 12/B4/1 03/11/B4/5 09/ 2/B4/5 03/ 1 7/Bl0/5 *ll/3/B6/4 05/ 17/Bl0/5 0 9/ 1 2/B6/5 0 4/ 12/Bl0/5 02/19/B6/5 06/12/Bl0/5 08/22/B6/5 04/1 1/BS/5 04/6/B8/5 03/27 /B6/5 93 PAGE COL ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Prose, Norman 06/28/B14/5 Ragland, Charles D J r 09/4/'B6/6 10/ 17 /B6/5 Ragsdale, Floyd 07/3 1/B4/5 Ralls, Rawleigh Hazen III 08/7/B4/5 Ramage, David A 04/17/B8/5 Ramsey, Bert F 08/ 25/B8/5 Rand, Susan Jones Raney , Bascom P 09/ 12/B6/5 Reed, Marvin W *10/ 25/B8/ 1 09/ 15/B8/5 Remmel , Paul 09/ 13/B8/5 Robinson, Milton Guinne 05/2/B8/5 Rucker, Jane Moore 05/ 7/B4/5 Rusher, Albert L * l l/ 26/B4/ 1 Sawatski, Carl Ernest O l/ 1 0/B8/5 Scott, Mel L * l l / 27/B6/1 Scudder, James Ol/ 7/B4/5 Shaw, Arthur Kenneth 05/ 4/Bl0/5 Sisco, Billy Snyder, Herman L 01/23/B6/5 05/ 4/Bl0/5 Stafford, James Marion 02/ 14/BS/5 Stancil , Bill Stanford, Gene H Jr 02/26/B6/5 03/ 6/B6/5 Starbird, C R 08/16/B7 / 1 Steel , Joe Benj amin ' Stan' Steele, David N 04/23/B4/5 05/27/B6/5 Stone, Wallace G 09/7/B6/5 Stormes, Mary Garrett 08/30/B6/5 Strack, Richard J Sr 03/27 /B6/5 Stubblefield , Henry Boyce *12/27 /B6 / 1 Sudbury , Graham Tate, Harold L 08/2/B6/5 04/29/B4/5 Taylor, Landreth G 06/22/Bl0/5 Tomlinson, Horace Townsend, Matie V Neeley 08/10/B6/5 01/ 19/BB/5 Trantham, Floyd J Turner, C R 01/22/B6 /5 01/3/BB/5 Vanderpool , Art Wallace, Wayne M *12/ 14/Bl0/4 04/5/BS/6 Waters , Cornelius W Webber, Richard J 02/17/Bl0/5 03/27/B6/5 Webster, Tyree J Sr 02/ 23/BS/5 West, Billy Gene 0 9/ 1 2/B6/5 White, Gloria * l l/ 13/Bl0/4 * 11/ 14/BS/1 Wilkinson, Means 06/5/Bl0/5 Williams, Sherman Blake 02/ 12/B6/5 Wilmuth, Henry Paul Ol/23/B6/5 Wise, Alfred B * l l/29/B8/ 1 Woods , Buell B 06/15/Bl0/5 Workman, Meta Sue 04/21/Bl0/5 Yada, Sam Yutaka 0 2/ 7/B6 /5 Youngblood, Cecil see also Shootings Article reviews controversial findings in Janie Ward case * 12/ 1 2/91 Al * 12/13/91 Al Cynthia Gray beaten before death, family says ; no autopsy 94 2 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Order sought for exhumation of body of Cynthia Gray * Physician failed to rept Cynthia Gray ' s death * Court order sought to exhume body of Cynthia Gray * Several prominent Arkansans died during 1991 * DEBRYN, NORM see als o Athletics and sports DEBT, Personal see Credit DEFENSES AND ARMED FORCES Bush adm budget plans for incinerator at Pine Bluff Arsenal Incinerator would burn aged chemical s at Pine Bluff Arsenal LRAFB pumpe d $466 . 4 million into local economy in 1990 Parents of Martin W J Essary mistrust Navy ' s suicide ruling Arkansas native Edward Moore Jr comm.ands new Navy cruiser Eaker AFB has unsure future prospects Eaker Air Force Base ' s future in bipartisan hands Fate of JRTC at Fort Chaf fee uncertain Eaker AFB , JRTC at Fort Chaffee on hit list for closing Eaker AFB v icinity promises fight on base closing Fort Chaffee leaders stress continued role of fort Move of JRTC to Louisiana could cost LRAFB 2 , 3 00 j obs Cuts possible for 8 C-130s at LRAFB Loss of planes at LRAFB part of cuts since 1988 Parents of Martin W J Essary get alleged farewell lr of son Parents of Martin W J Essary convinced he was murdered Gas drilling at Fort Chaffee said not l inked to closing JRTC Navy office to investigate death of Martin Will iam J Essery Committee formed to try to keep Eaker AFB open Barling seeks to annex 1 1 , 000 acres of Fort Chaf fee Fort Smith fights Barling over Fort Chaffee land Capt Denise Kirkland gets hearing on court-martial Bill Alexander asks that Eaker AFB be ta.ken off ' hit list ' Bill Alexander remark on Federal Express and Eaker refuted Fort Chaffee ' s fate debated at Fort Worth hearing Federal Express disputes Bill Alexander on use of Eaker AFB Arkansas officials fight to save military bases in state Pine Bluff Arsenal stock to remain until mid-1999 Economic impact not big factor in status of Eaker AFB Eaker AFB could be aided by addition of facilities to list Crippled C-130 lands safely at LRAFB Proposal targets LRAFB for fire training mission Defender Challenge competition held at LRAFB LRAFB t eam wins Defender Challenge competition Federal base-closing commission votes t o close Eaker AFB Sen Dale Bumpers expects Eaker AFB t o be closed Commission votes to move JRTC from Fort Chaffee to Fort Polk Move of JRTC from Fort Chaffee to cost 2 , 100 area j obs Pilot blinded by warning l ights in 1 990 crash at Ft Chaffee JRTC troops welcome idea of move from Arkansas State leaders see Fort Chaffee, Eaker AFB slipping away JRTC training program described Camp Pike honored as second-best Army Reserve Center US House of Reps approve base closings, including Eaker AFB House vote t o close bases ends debate, officials say 95 PAGE COL 12/13/91 12/ 14/91 12/19/91 12/30/91 Al B2 A20 Bl 6 02/ 3/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 6/91 03/ 4/ 91 03/10/91 03/13/91 04/ 5/91 04/12/91 04/ 13/91 04/ 13/91 04/13/91 04/14/91 04/17 /91 04/18/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/25/91 05/ 1/91 05/ l/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/12/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/22/91 05/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 11/91 06/ 1 4/91 06/22/91 06/25/91 06/29/91 06/30/91 07 / 1/91 07 / 1/91 07/ 3/91 07 / 3/91 07 / 1 1/91 07 / 1 4/91 07/ 15/91 07 /31/91 08/ 1/91 Bl Bl B4 Bl Al AlO A3 Al Al A6 A6 Bl Al B4 B3 B3 Bl Bl B7 B9 B9 B7 Al Al A12 Bl Bl A4 B6 Al Bl B4 B3 B3 Al Al Al Al Bl Bll Al Bl Bl Al A3 5 5 1 5 5 1 3 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 5 5 2 4 1 1 1 1 5 5 4 5 5 5 2 5 2 1 1 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 2 2 1 5 1 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Federal Express head tours Eaker AFB : no committment made Stealth fighter flies in for LRAFB open house and show LRAFB air show attracts over 100. 000 on Saturday Col Charles J Wax take s command of 3 14th wing at LRAFB Eaker AFB likely to close by September 1993 Col Charles J Wax predicts future of LRAFB * Hospital at Eaker AFB begins cutting services Advisers hired to help find best use for Eaker AFB * * Fort Chaffee honored for making improvements * Eaker AFB may be heavy economic burden on area Trust to handle Eaker AFB property * * Last B52G leaves Eaker AFB at Blytheville LRAFB reorganizing chain of command * NAACP riled by appmts to Eaker AFB closure panel * DEHAVEN• JOHN W "JAY" see also Maumelle Co DEHAVEN. TODD AND CO see Maumelle Co DELTA AUTOMATION INC * High-tech computer firm moving to Rogers DELTA CAREER COLLEGE see Trade s chools DELTA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP Forrest City to be site of Delta ' s house manufacturer DELTA STATE BANK see Murders - Vondran. Connie Faye DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL see Presidential election of 1992 DEMOCRATIC PARTY see Presidential election of 1992 see Taxation DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTS see also B irth control and abortion see also Crime and vice see also Forests and forestry see also Handicapped see also Homosexuality see also Insurance see al so Middle East see also Prisons and prisoners see also Tobacco DENGUE DI SEASE see Medicine and health DENTISTRY AND DENTAL HEALTH Dental office at Searcy displays old dental instrwnents * World ' s 2nd Laser-35 installed by Russellville dentist DES ARC see als o Economic conditions and trends DEV ALLS BLUFF SCHOOL DI STRICT see Birth control and abortion DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY (Ark) Larry Nichols fired in 1988 over calls to Contra rebels Larry Nichols talked to Jim Guy Tucker about settling suit Larry Nichols unaware his suit against Gov Clinton dismissed 96 08/23/91 09/ 7/91 09/ 8/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 8/91 10/21/91 10/22/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 U/ 15/91 1 1 / 28/91 12/28/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl BS Bl Bl B3 Bl A46 Bl 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 4 1 6 4 1 1 4 1 1 / 1 2/91 D2 3 08/30/91 Cl 5 0 7 / 8/91 BS 11/ 4/91 B2 2 1 10/ 6/91 F l 2 07/ 3/91 Bl l 07 / 3/91 B l l 0 7/26/91 B l 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE No notice given Gov Clinton of dropping of Nichols suit Larry Nichols wants to reopen his suit against Gov Clinton Larry Nichols suit against Gov Clinton opened to public Larry Nichols files to have suit reinstated Larry Nichols wins legal point. wants to sue Bill Clinton ADFA battles dwindling farm ownership in state ADFA considering nationwide bond issue for medical group Questions raised on bond plan for American Healthcare DIABETES see Medicine and health DIAMOND CENTER see Little Rock DIAMONDS see Parks . recreation and tourism DICKEY. JAMES Author shares stories about his life, work in UAM lecture DIERKS. ANNE see also Birth control and abortion DIERKS. HANS Dierks made his fortune by investing in Arkansas DIERKS. HERMAN Dierks made his fortune by investing in Arkansas DIET AND NUTRITION. Human see also Toxicological Research, National Center for DIETZ , JIM see also Contracts and purchasing, Govt DIGBY, TOM see also Courts, State and Local DIGNITY (Orgn) see Crime and vice DILLARD DEPARTMENT STORES INC see also News and news media Dillard shares hit $97 , an all-time high Dillard ' s reports 23 . 4 pct rise in income in 1990 Dillard stock hits record $106 Dutch firm to sell its holdings in Dillard stocks Stock hits record trading high of $120 Vendamerica sells 8 . 964 million Dillard ' s shares Dillard ' s net income grows 30 pct Dillard is darling of Wall Street Dillard stock hits new high of $129 . 7 5 per share Dillard buying 7 Maison Blaches in expansion into Florida Dillard gains name recognition in Mexico Dillard chain may grow in Florida Bids $74.5 mil.lion for 1 2 Federated Dept Stores in Florida Florida stores sought by Dillard are in growth area Dillard ' s loses bid for Jordan Marsh stores in Florida Earnings increase 24 pct despite rough times for retailers DILLARD , WILLIAM SR Dillard receives honorary doctorate from Columbia Univ Dillard gives advice to Southern Newspapers Publishers Assn Interviewed at Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn conv DILLON, KEN D see also Police 97 07/26/91 07 /27 /91 07 /30/91 07/31/91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 9/91 * 12/09/91 * 12/22/91 PAGE COL Bl BlO B2 B2 BlO x7 Dl Gl 2 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 * 11/ 9/91 B l 4 10/13/91 Al 2 10/13/91 Al 2 01/19/91 02/28/91 03/ 6/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 17 /91 04/26 /91 05/14/91 05/19/91 05/25/91 06/29/91 06/30/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 7 /91 08/13/91 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Fl Cl Cl Fl Cl Cl Fl Cl Cl 5 3 2 5 2 2 5 2 6 5 2 2 2 2 5 2 * 11/25/91 D l * 1 1/25/91 D l 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Sex crimes DIOXIN see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials DISABLED PERSONS see Handicapped DISASTERS Ark has not recd $2 . 5 million in flood aid from US govt Hold-up on flood relief proving new disaster for counties DISCRIMINATION see Civil rights and discrimination DISEASE AND ILLNESS see Medicine and health DISORDERLY CONDUCT About 250 rioted in Granite Mtn after police arrest of teen Granite Mountain residents blame police for angry riot Column writes on Granite Mountain conditions DIXIE FURNITURE CO Lewis family operates 8-store chain in east Arkansas DODDRIDGE Store has been center of social life for decades * DOG RACING Southland Greyhound Park wants larger share of wagering Opposition t o Southland request on wagering share fading Group of bettors to fight Southland proposal on larger share Bettors oppose rise in track ' s wager share Boycott by bettors cause drop in betting handle at Southland Bill in Senate cal ls for end to admission fee at Southland Southland Park wants increased wager take Southland track revenue distribution changes sought Bill to increase Southland share of wagers is killed Fight still on for larger share of wagers for Southland Compromise reached on bill affecting takeout at Southland Southland Greyhound Corp reports profit; firm disputes figure Southland files ne1r1 report with state Sen Mike Everett calls for probe of Southland track funds DOGPATCH ARKANSAS AMUSEMENT PARK see Amusement parks DOGPATCH USA AMU SEMENT PARK see Amusement parks DOGS see Animals see Dog racing DOLLARWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Football DOLLS AND DOLLMAKERS see Museums DOMESTIC ABUSE Ar:r (1 989) see Famil ies and family life DONREY OUTDOOR ADVERTIS ING see also Advertising see also Vandalism DOOLIN. BILL see also History (Ark) DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES 98 PAGE COL 09/27 /91 Bl 10/ 3/91 Bl 2 4 0 9/ 1 4/91 Bl 09/15/91 Bl 09/18/91 B9 6 5 4 06/30/91 F l 2 10/21/91 B2 1 01/ 15/91 0 1 / 17 /91 0 1/ 1 9/91 01/23/91 01/24/91 01/29/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/16/91 03/13/91 0 4/ 2/91 04/ 9/91 08/ 2/91 1 1 5 1 4 2 3 5 5 1 4 2 4 1 G4 I3 Bl H8 14 G7 H2 17 A13 B6 !4 Bl B2 BlO ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Fund ra1s1ng DOW CHEMICAL CO see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials DOYNE, VIRGIL D see also Blacks DRAGONWAGON1 CRESCENT see also Books and writing see also Hotels see also Restaurants DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS * Draughon seeks Chapter 1 1 bankruptcy protection DRAWING see Culture and the arts DREW COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM see Museums DREW, ROY see also Stephens Inc DRIFTWOO, JIMMIE see also Parks , recreation and tourism DRIFTWOOD, JIMMIE Mr and Mrs Driftwood seriously inj ured in Iowa auto accident DROWNINGS see also Pipkin, Christian Marie LR child vanishes in Arkansas River at Riverfront Park Youth still missing in Arkansas River at LR Body of child who drowned at Riverfront Park found DRUG ABUSE see Substance abuse and traffic DRUG TRAFFIC see Iran-Contra Affair see Substance abuse and traffic DRUG WATCH see Callan Publishing Company DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE see also Athletics and sports see also Insurance see also Mental health and disorders Bill in Legis would guarantee freedom in choosing pharmacy Insurors . HMOs could not exclude some pharmacies under bill Senate passes bill allowing choice of pharmacists Lawmakers argue real purpose of pharmacy choice bill Pharmacy bill wins again in House committee Freedom of choice pharmacy bill passes House, goes to Gov Drug price surge hits VA hospitals Pharmacies in Ark pulling Sudafed capsules from shelves Gov Clinton delays decision on ' freedom of choice ' bill Freedom of choice bill signed by Gov Cl inton Prices vary as much as stores in Little Rock area DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE. Animal see Livestock and poultry DRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVING see Traffic Accidents and safety DUKE. DAVID see also Politics and govt 99 PAGE COL 11/ 6/91 Dl 2 08/ 16/91 Bl 2 06/10/91 Bl 06/ 1 1/91 Al 06/12/91 BS 2 2 1 G2 G2 1 1 4 4 3 1 2 6 5 5 2 0 1/20/91 01/ 29/91 02/ 5/91 0 2/ 1 2/91 02/ 1 4/91 02/22/91 02/24/91 03/ 4/91 03/27 /91 04/ 2/91 08/20/91 G6 G4 I4 !4 Bl Al HS BB C2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Presidential election of 1 992 * Arkansans donate to campaign for governor of Louisiana Former Nazi Ralph Forbes says groundwork laid in 1988 race * * Ralph Forbes managed Duke presidential campaign in 1988 DUMAS see also Fires DUMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ag24 DUMOND• WAYNE see also Sex crimes DUNCAN INDUSTRIES PARKING CONTROL S SYSTEMS CORP * Duncan innocent of antitrust in dispute with POM * Jury totally exonerates Duncan of antitrust violation chg DUNCAN. WILLIAM see also Iran-Contra Affair DUNKIN • GEORGE see also Athletics and sports DUPPS. KIRK see also Phillips Cos Inc DYER * Judge chides three aldermen. two others in fistfight DYER, DON see also Athletics and sports see also Athletics and sports E-Z MART STORES INC E-Z Mart buys Spe-Dee Mart chain Feature article on growth of E-Z Mart chain EADES . MICHAEL see als o Medi-Stat Medical Clinic EAKER AIR FORCE BASE see Defenses and armed forces see Economic development EARL . JOHN see also Courts. State and l ocal EARLE INDUSTRIES Jesse J ackson visits factory as union leaders arrested Plant workers vote 16S-131 to unionize * EARTH DAY see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials EARTHCARE SYSTEMS INC Fayettevile firm develops turnkey composting system EARTHQUAKES Officials hope state keeps quake awareness Arkansas getting two high-technology detectors Northeast Ark hit by 4 . 6 earthquake Quake raises eyebrows in six state s ; little damage reported Tremor emphasizes importance of state ' s new earthquake bill Cypress study shows quakes may have formed Reelfoot Lake May quake blamed for damage to Hughes s chool building Minor quake hits Northeast Ark Quake on July 7 was not part of New Madrid Fault system Brine inj ection may be linked to El Dorado quakes since 1983 New Madrid fault is subj ect of investigation by USGS * Geologists s e t o f f 2 2 explosives along New Madrid Fault * 100 PAGE COL 11/ 10/91 Al 1 1 / 1 4/91 A9 11/ 14/91 A9 2 1 1 12/ 4/91 D3 12/ 6/91 D3 1 4 ll/ 22/91 Bl 5 06/ 6/91 Cl 08/26/91 x8 5 1 10/ 2/91 A3 10/26/91 Cl 2 5 08/ 6 / 9 1 Cl 5 01/ 6/91 04/ 7/91 OS/ 4/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 7/91 05/29/91 06/15/91 07 / 8/91 07/ 9/91 1 0/ 1 1/91 10/ 19/91 11/ 3/91 5 4 6 2 2 1 5 1 1 5 1 2 Bl B2 Al Bl B5 B14 B7 B4 BS BS Cl A22 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Geologists gain ' picture ' of New Madrid Fault PAGE COL * 11/ 4/91 Bl 5 Sierra Club targeting waste inj ection in Union County wells * 11/ 7/91 B5 New Madrid Fault to be studied from low-flying plane * 1 1/ 14/ 91 B3 Year after quake scare along New Madrid Fault people relax * 12/ 5/91 Bl 1 EAST ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE see 1 5 Robberies and thefts EAST CAMDEN Dispute erupts over el imination of police chief post 06/26/91 B4 1 04/ 7 /91 Bl 2 EASTER see Religion EASTERN COLLEGE OF HEALTH VOCATIONS see Trade schools EASTMAN KODAK CO see also Aviation and aircraft ECLIPSES see Space. Outer ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE Delta development suggestions taken to heart by Legisl ature Lower Mississippi Delta Consortium says poor roads hurt Delta 04/27 /91 Bl2 1 History . census show ongoing exit of Delta population 04/28/91 Al 2 Outmigration sapping Delta area 04/28/91 Al 2 Human side of the Delta discussed 06/ 9/91 Cl 2 Fdn for Mid South to seek private help with Delta problems 06/23/91 B6 2 Four states have not paid share of Delta proj ect budget 07/17/91 Al 2 Delta help a trick.le despite grand plan 08/ 4/91 Bl 1 Mississippi River Delta Symposium held at J onesboro 10/ 8/91 B2 1 ECONOMI C CONDITIONS AND TRENDS 0 1 / 16/91 Cl 2 Ark economy slows with rest of nation 01/ 17/91 Cl 2 Forest products industry in Ark stalled 01/20/91 Fl 2 0 2/ 1/91 B3 5 Loans down in 1990 in Pulaski County Faulkner County can expected continued growth, rept says Recession takes hold in Arkansas 03/ 3/91 Fl 2 Recession may bypass Arkansas . economist says 03/12/91 C l 5 04/ 1/91 xlO 1 Outlook for Arkansas after the recession Arkansas ' s j ob growth in non-agri empl oyment Arkansa s ' s employment in non-agri j obs, (chart) 1 980-1990 (chart) 04/ 1/91 xll 1 04/ 4 1/91 xll Recession ' s ef fect on Ark said not severe 04/ 6/91 ClO 1 Arkansas economy beating most of nation 04/20/91 B2 2 Arkansas ranks low on economic report 04/20/91 Cl 2 Headlines don ' t tell whole story, 05/19/91 Fl 1 07/21/91 Fl 4 Hugh Pollard writes State leads in defense contracts loss with 56 pct decline 1956-1990 0 8/ 5/91 :x:3 1 Economists says stagnation period for Ark economy ending 08/ 5/91 x3 1 Ark per capita income as percent of US income. Arkansas dodges worst of recession 08/19/91 x7 1 Fordyce has surplus of skilled j obs 09/ 1/91 Fl 2 Des Arc feels sting of plant closings 10/ 6/91 Fl 2 10/11/91 B3 4 11/ 2/91 Al 4 11/17 /91 Gl 1 12/ 1/91 G7 1 12/ 1/91 G7 1 12/ 1/91 G7 1 12/ l/91 G7 1 12/ 8/91 Gl 1 Arkansans earning more, but not spending it, official says Arkansas may be heading into recession Falling CD interest rates affecting retirees in state Bentonville among areas feel ing economic pinch Bentonville among areas feel ing economic pinch Some positives noted for Ark during recession Some positives noted for Ark during recession Economist says Ark fares well during current recession 101 * * * * * * * ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS - Ark Indicators O l/7/x19/1 01/14/x23/ 1 01/21/xl9/1 01/28/xl9/1 02/4/x.23 / 1 02/ ll/x23/ 1 02/ 1 8/x.27 /1 02/ 25/x27 / 1 03/4/x23/ 1 03/ l l/x27 / 1 03/ 1 8/x.27 / 1 03/25/x.13/ 1 04/ 1/x.13/1 04/8/x.13/ 1 04/15/x.13/ l 04/22/xl3/ 1 04/29/x.13/ l 05/6/xl3 / 1 05/ 13/x.13/1 05/20/xl2/l 05/27 /x.13/l 06/3/x13/1 06/10/x l3/ 1 06/17/x.13/1 06/24/x. 12/1 07 /1/x.13/l 07 /8/x.13/ l 07 /15/x13/1 07 /22/x l l / 1 07 /22/x l l/ 1 07 / 2 9/x l 1 / 1 08/5/xl l/ 1 08/12/x l l / 1 08/19/xll/ 1 08/26/x l l / 1 09/9/x l l / 1 09/16/xll/1 09/23/x l l / 1 09/30/xl l/ 1 10/7/x l l / 1 10/14/x l l / l 1 1/3/G2/3 1 1/ 10/G2/3 ll/ 17 /G2/3 l l/ 24/G2/3 12/1/G2/3 12/8/ G2/3 12/15/G2/3 1 2/22/ G2/3 12/ 29/G2/3 1 2/l/G2/3 1 2/ 8/G2/3 12/15/G2/3 12/ 22/G2/3 1 2/27 /G2/3 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Arkadelphia turns corner. attracts new industry In-depth interview with Gov Bill Cl inton on Ark commerce LR funds used by Chamber may be subj ect to FOI provisions State law al lows cities to donate funds for econ development Hugh Pollard urges areas of state to work together AIDC seeks to match in-state industries for suppl ies. sales AIDC works to recycle industrial buildings Bill in Legis would form Arkansas Rural Development Comm Gov Bill Clinton ' s package in Legis holds some promise Linked deposit bank loan bill could help create j obs ADFA loans available for construction of spec buildings Mike Mil ler. Sid Brain are owners of Van Horn Construction Shell buildings useful in attracting industry to t01rJns Van Horn Construction in Russellville develops spec building Bill to open AIDC files fails in House committee Empire of Arkansas dominates in business Factories set expansion record in Ark last year NLR plans another industrial park AP&L contract with PPH Fantus Corp to aid in industry search David Harrington says no racial bias in AIDC decisions AIDC ' s David Harrington wants emphasis on white-collar j obs Hugh Pollard offers ideas for improving Delta region Del Boyette is director of AIDC ' s industrial development div Texarkana area may land 700 new j obs soon Job figures prove AIDC a success. columnist writes Only 86 new j obs announced in Ark during March Hot Springs reviving w ith help of Oakl awn promotions Business incubators funding has not kept pace with growth Winrock ntnl unveils program for Ark rural entrepreneurs Winrock Intnl sets up rural assistance program for Arkansas Fort Smith knows how to get things done. columnist writes Jasper to benefit from Winrock Intnl rural program Winrock gives Ark chance to show the way in rural development Nine SW Ark counties unite effort for economic development A!DC explains failure to r ecruit aerospace industries Fdn for the Mid South wants no more studies of Delta problems Interview with AIDC Executive Director Dave Harrington Feature article on criticisms leveled at AIDC, its statistics Aerospace industry is hope of Walnut Ridge. Pocahontas Gov Cl inton pledges aid in converting Eaker AFB for industry 102 01/ 12/91 0 1 / 1 4/91 0 1/27 /91 01/27/91 01/27/91 01/28/ 91 01/28/91 0 1/ 3 1/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 4/9 1 02/ 4/ 91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 7/91 02/17 /91 02/23/91 02/25/91 0 3 / 1/9 1 03/14/ 9 1 03/22/91 03/24/91 03/25/91 03/26/91 04/ 14/91 04/ 19/91 04/20/91 04/23/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/12/91 05/27 /91 05/27 /91 06/ 6/91 06/21/91 06/23/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 07 / 9/91 07 / 1 2/ 9 1 PAGE COL Cl x7 B2 B2 Fl xlO xll I4 C3 x22 x7 x7 x7 x7 I8 Fl Cl xl 5 ClO Cl cs Fl :x:15 Cl C4 ClO Cl Cl Cl Cl Fl x9 x9 ClO C8 B6 x6 x.8 CB Bl 2 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Little Rock lags in attracting new industry Critical mass. politics and plant locations topic of column Swiss consul warns against exporting j unk to Switzerland Labor spokeS11tan says AIDC puffery produces few j obs for Ark Aerospace task force holds first meeting Incentives needed to get aerospace industries Aerospace execs tell state what incentives attract them Aerospace tax incentive proposals heard Consortium to aid manufacturers. small business. formed Winrock heads consortium called Ark Rural Enterprise Center ECONOMIC INDICATORS see Economic conditions and trends EDUCATION see also Adventure University Inc see also Advertising see al so Arkansas School for Mathematics and Science see al so Arkansas School for the Blind see also Bombs and bomb threats see also Colleges and universities see also Education. Adul t see also Fund raising see also Governor ' s School (Ark) see also Haz ing see also Ill iteracy see also Insurance see also International students see also Medicine and health see also National Education Goals Panel see also Poor see also Quiz Bowl see also S chool Readines s Task Force (US) see also Substance abuse and traffic see also Teacher Retirement System (Ark) see also Trade schools LR Dist Bd backs 2 . 0 gpa graduation standard Special education teachers aim for delicate balance Passage of Constitutional Am.dt 5 9 costs s chool s millions Ark Educ Assn to push for higher teacher salaries this year Conway High School ' s new principal holds day-long talks Racial fights led to suspension of 22 Conway High students State Rep Ed Thicksten wants pay raises to follow formula Legislators support school tax. poll shows LR Dist to battle drug. gang activity in schools Jim Guy Tucker backs by-passing formula for teacher raises Education sezvice cooperatives ruled liable for sales taxes Pulaski Dist closer to 2 . 0 gpa requirement for graduation LR Dist panel favors tabl ing gpa graduation rule Teachers expect salary raise from legislature Curriculum audit lists 13 steps for LR Dist improvement Report critical of LR Dist Bd. CTA negotiations pact Conway ministers seek racial harmony in schools Pul aski Dist Bd to cut academics before athletics Curriculum audit rept savages LR Dist School Board Pulaski Dist Bd reverses vote to cut courses 103 * * * * * * 07/22/91 08/ 1 2/91 09/ 1 1/91 09/28/91 11/ 6/91 1 1/ 6/91 11/27/91 12/ 7 /91 12/20/91 12/20/91 01/ 1/91 01/ 2/91 0 1/ 2/91 0 1 / 3/91 01/ 3/91 0 1/ 3/91 01/ 4/91 0 1/ 5/91 01/ 6/91 0 1/ 8/91 01/ B/91 0 1/ 9/91 01/ 9/91 0 1/ 1 1/91 0 1/ 12/91 0 1/ 12/91 0 1 / 1 2/91 0 1 / 13/91 0 1 / 13/91 0 1/ 14/91 PAGE COL x6 x:3 ClO BB B9 B9 A6 B3 Dl Dl Bl Bl B8 Bl B3 B3 B6 B4 Al Bl B6 Al Bl BB Al K3 B3 Al Bl Bl 1 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 6 6 2 2 5 2 5 5 1 5 2 5 3 2 6 1 2 5 2 5 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE NLR Dist Bd accused of racism in bus drivers union drive Com.ray group to address racial tension in schools Gov Bill Clintons state Rep Ed Thicksten agree on salaries Gov Bill Clinton wants all new tax revenues for education West Point patrons want children to go to Riverview Dist Star City Bd reinstates Supt D F Womack Education heavily stressed in Gov Clinton ' s address to Legis Bill :in Legis discourages abuse of merger incentive funds Optimism high for pay raise for teachers Gould Dist cancels white student transfers from black dist Faizview Dist slowed by desegregation issue State Rep Jodie Mahony wants legis session to focus on educ LR Dist curriculum audit is critical but useful Pulaski Dist committee opposes 2 . 0 gpa graduation requirement Bill in Legis seeks return of funding for ' phantom students ' Columnist urges Pulaski Dist Bd to give academics priority Court clears way for Pulaski Dist to build Wrightsville sch Conway Dist plans workshop for better racial relations Teachers hold rally at Capitol to urge higher salaries Legislators hear voices of teachers,; prospect for raises high Three Fort Smith schools named Schools of Excellence Fort Smith Dist bl acks seek Martin Luther King hol iday NLR Dist bus drivers continue effort for union Acorn asks Pine Bluff Dist for holiday for King ' s birthday Robert McCord column urges that new money go to teachers Gov Cl inton presents his education package to Legislature AEA wants t o stick with Governor ' s plan for Trust Fund Proposal made to assure that raises go to teachers only Expected teacher pay raises listed for each district House comm passes bill to require staying in school to age 1 7 House panel backs bill requiring alternative educ programs Rep Carolyn Pollan says teachers should not get all revenue Gov Cl inton ' s sales tax bill c lears Senate, 3 0-5 State Rep Jimmie Wilson favors separate, but equal schools Conway High students help mend racial rift Administrators want cut of Educational Excellence Trust Fund House panel approves Gov Cl inton ' s half-cent tax package Pulaski dists desegregation plan will not be appealed LR Dist seeks approval for aerospace magnet s chool Terry Kusturin alleges her child was neglected. abused Truancy hearing for Carlisle parent Terry Kusturin delayed Fight at J acksonville High may have been gang related Gravett Dist asks U S Supreme Ct to review Bible class issue Bill amended so principals can share in salary raise plan Rep Ed Thicksten trying to refine his complex educ formula Tax package passes Legislature is signed by Gov Cl inton Teachers j ubilant as House approves sales tax rise LR Dist to pay hal f of legal fees of attorney John Kaplan Federal judge rej ects LR Dist plan for av iation magnet school Stuttgart Dist sued over suspension of black s tudent Jonesboro Dist Alternative S chool proves successful LR Dist Alternative Classroom Experience held at Pfeifer Camp Ashdown torn apart by effort to oust Supt Bill Stringer Dr Joycelyn Elders t o push bill to add more health nurses 104 0 1/ l S/91 01/ 15/91 0 1/ lS/91 01/ 16/91 0 1/16/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 01/ 16/91 01/ 17/91 01/ 17/91 01/17/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 18/91 0 1/ 18/91 0 1/ 1 9/ 91 01/ 19/91 01/ 19/91 01/20/91 01/ 20/91 0 1/20/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 0 1/ 2 2/91 01/22/91 01/ 22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/ 24/91 01/24/91 01/ 24/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 0 1/25/91 01/ 25/91 0 1/25/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 0 1/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/27/91 01/28/91 01/29/91 01/29/91 PAGE COL Bl B3 G2 Al B3 B7 H4 H6 H6 Bl B4 !2 Bl Bl B6 Bl Bl B3 Al Bl B3 Bl B2 B3 G3 GS Hl Hl H4 H5 H5 H5 Al Bl B3 !5 Al Al Bl B3 B3 B4 BS 14 !7 Al Al Al Bl B6 BS Bl Bl G2 6 2 3 2 2 2 1 1 3 4 6 3 2 2 3 1 5 5 2 S 1 2 4 2 1 4 3 3 1 1 1 4 5 1 2 1 2 2 5 5 5 1 S 1 1 2 2 6 5 1 1 2 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Education trust money made permanent fixture Joint legis comm recommends raising retirement plan benefits Pulaski Dist Bd approves budget cuts of over $ 1 . 4 million LR Dist urged to phase-in gpa requirement for graduation House bill calls for tougher curriculum for honors graduates Plan for funding ' phanton students ' back in Legis State senate passes Education Trust Fund bill Pulaski Dist budget cut to cost many j obs Group of key bills fly past panel in Senate Proposal in Legis could restructure public schools Ashdown School Bd does not renew contract of Supt B Stringer Humnoke Supt Paula Hederson feels no sex distrimination School consolidation bill back in Legisl ature Education Trust Fund bill passes. sent to Gov Clinton Column touts bill on preschool programs House bill seeks tougher standards for high s chool graduation Rouse panel approves preschool bi.11 Education Trust Fund signed into l aw by Gov Bill Cl inton Preschool programs win approval of Senate Black parents. LR Dist agree on aerospace magnet s chool Forrest City Dist elem s chools may offer magnet s chool plan Stuttgart suspends mandatory Pledge of Alliegance Consolidation proposed in bill would give Ark 100 districts Sen Clarence Bell proposes to spare Palestine-Wheatley repay Supts pleased with progress of educ during Legis session Palestine-Wheatley may be closed because of lack of money Pilot proj ect at Pine Bluff pushes math. science Pilot proj ect at Pine Bluff seeks to involve parents Bill in Legis would lure state ' s retired teachers back Delta-area schools already seeking funds for preschool prog House votes for preschool plan Column on need for new Ark history textbook Benton may turn to alternative school to stem expulsions Column critical of House comm failure on graduation policies Cabot sponsors Community Leaders in the Classroom program Sides agree on wide-ranging changes in s chool funding formula Students switching from private schools to public in LR Wheatley plaintiffs oppose moving classes to Palestine Fort Smith parents try to save school for learning disabled Phase in of college prep standards favored by Burton Elliott State Education Bd delays adding S days to teacher contract s Cabot and L onoke school suffer heavy vandalism Eight s chools lose accreditation; 37 s chools off probation Senate passes bill making mandatory attendance age 1 7 Amendement S 9 shortchanges s chool s . governments House of Reps votes to widen school choice law House approves s chool funding formula Rep Jodie Mahony urges three types of high school displ omas Transfer bill may bring better schools Alternative classr ooms win approval of House of Reps Sweeping school proposal endorsed by House Education Comm Column critical of House Education Comm actions Rogers High School students walk off campus to support black Creation of science and math school wins House approval 105 01/29/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/ 91 0 2/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 11/91 02/11/91 02/12/91 02/ 12/91 0 2/ 1 2/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 PAGE COL G3 G6 Al Bl H2 H2 H4 Bl 15 16 B2 B3 12 I2 I5 IS 15 A7 A7 Bl B7 B9 Bl2 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 G3 G4 G4 G8 B3 I8 B3 I4 Bl B2 B3 BS Bl B3 B4 GS B9 H4 !2 IS IS I6 16 18 Bl B6 1 3 6 4 3 3 1 2 1 4 S 3 3 5 1 1 4 4 4 5 1 4 4 1 1 3 2 2 4 1 1 4 2 1 4 4 5 2 1 4 5 1 S 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE House of Reps passes several school bills NLR ban on spanking students concerns some teachers Newport Dist will lose state funds if millage not increased LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele urges bd to act on security plan Rogers High School student walkout will bring punishment More school health clinics approved by legislative panel House turns its back on ' phanton student s. ' columnist writes New law requires dists to file personnel policies Bill giving extra funds to dists with low enrollment defeated Gov Bill Cl inton fights funds for ' phantom student s ' Sen Jerry D Jewell favors funding ' phantom students ' Sparks flew in Senate committee over ' phantom student s ' Teacher salary format. raise plan clash in Senate committee Springdale l ibrarian J anet Greeson chosen for award Charges in racial incident at Conway High School dropped Column discusses role reversal of Senator Jerry D Jewell Minimum salary s chedule bill in Sen could create problems Funding for ' phantom students ' appears to be doomed Expel the phantom students (ed) Hot Springs Dist to close two school buildings Consolidation study by Dr Donald Wright gets little attention LR Dist plan to restructure Fuller criticized by John Walker Magnet schools applicants out early. in large numbers in LR LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele wants pilot pol ice program in school Legislation approved for mandatory attendance age of 17 Minimum teacher salary bill gets boost from AF.A LR Dist principals voice doubts about police in s chools Senate Educ Comm urges approval on raising s chool standards Bill providing funds for phantom students withdrawn LR Dist Bd rej ect s pilot police plan for s chools Minimum teacher salary scale wins Senate approval Tiered dipl oma bill gets approval of House Education Comm Tiered diploma system is subj ect of Bob Lancaster column John Wesley Kezmier sentenced on sexual abuse charge Palestine-Wheatley Dist wants school settlement set aside Bruno-Pyatt Dist tries block approach to teaching subj ects LR Dist teachers seek help with classroom discipl ine Arkansas Baptist S chool System may build new facility Compul sory s chool attendance age of 17 becomes l aw Dr Joycelyn Elders. abortion foes debate health clinics Tiered dipl oma plan fails in House vote Cabot Dist parents voice concern over busing Educators salute legislators for raising education money New law updates bus fleets. aids dists with low real estate School funding legislation signed by Gov Bill Clinton Tiered diploma bill fails second time in House Marianna elementary school children to wear uniform Pfeifer Camp alternative school graduates 23 fifth graders Pulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers approves contract Pilot proj ect to teach appl ied math with ' hands-on' learning Pulaski Dist teacher contract approved Teachers would have statewide minimum pay scale in 1993 Counselors w ould spend more time with s tudents under proposal Teacher pay fund will not be split with other personnel 106 02/16/91 02/19/91 02/ 19/ 9 1 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/25/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 02/ 28/ 91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/11/91 03/11/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/14/91 PAGE COL B6 Bl BlO B2 B2 H4 H5 H7 H8 !2 12 !2 16 Bl B3 IS A15 A15 BlO Bl B3 B2 B2 Al H3 H5 Bl 16 !8 Bl I1 !6 18 Bl B2 B3 B2 CB G7 Al H3 B3 15 A7 A7 A7 B3 Bl Bl B2 Bl IS 18 14 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 3 1 3 3 3 1 4 2 1 2 4 1 5 1 2 3 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 4 1 1 2 5 2 5 3 5 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 6 4 4 1 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE State asked to place hyperactive Greenbrier student US Supreme Ct forbids Bible study at Gravette in school hours NLR citizens want study of dist consolidation in Pulaski Co NLR group wants only two school dists in Pulaski County Prescott Dist couple angered by sex education class language Federal judge berates LR Dist officials for new construction Trust fund will not pay for non-teacher salary raises Ark Educ Assn pleased with se ssion of Legislature House adopts bill to recruit more minority educators NLR sets s chool forums on proposed two dists for Pulaski Co Public meetings to address NLR dist reorganiz ing Enola and Mount Vernon Dists resume merger talks LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele wants delay in 2 . 0 graduation gpa House of Reps turns down funds to settle Camden school case Lonoke Dist begins Saturday school to avoid suspensions Bill to establish uniform grading scale passes Legislature LR Dist to overhaul curriculum before upping gpa requirement Enola. Mount Vernon boards gain ground in merger talks Arkansas slowly climbing up education ladder Ann Brown to monitor desegregation in Pulaski Co dists Enola and Mount Vernon residents to vote on proposed merger Compensatory educ proj ect offers help to NLR students LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele undaunted by big probl ems Teachers placed on probation in testing case New rul es adopted by Legis may spell end of small dists Camden student seeks seat on Fairview School Dist Board LR Dist to build $16 . 5 million Aerospace Magnet School LR Diet ' s Deputy Supt Herb Cleek dies Services of Ann Brown cost taxpayers $98 . 000 per year Few attended meeting on feasibil ity of 2 dists in Pulaski Co Bryant Dist officials complain about TV crews on campus Bryant Dist parents protested handling of incident at school Bryant disciplines 8 girls removed from campus by police Pine Bluff school exchanges art work with J apanese school Jacksonv il.le parents to protest PUMSY self-esteem program Some people believe PUMSY teaches New Age phil.osophy Arkansas ahead of Bush adm proposals . Gov Clinton says Perryville Dist already ahead of Bush ' s call for reform Bryant Dist suspensions of students stir appeal to ACLU Peace Corps proj ect Teach for America coming to Delta area Settlement near on Fairview Dist desegregation costs Pal estine-Wheatley may be forced to lay off teachers Conway Dist Supt Raymond J Simon lists priorities NLR board meeting heats up over proposal to study mergers Beebe parents face chgs for allowing son to drop out Searcy parents unhappy over new attendance z ones Opponents blast proposed study of Pulaski dists merger LR Dist draws 236 students from private schools Fairview Dist approves desegregation settlement State to pay Fairview Dist $9 .56 million over 10-yr pe riod LR suburban area children transferring to magnet schools Palestine-Wheatley bd votes not to rehire seven teachers Ten Arkansas educators to visit Japan this fall LR Dist bd members say desegregation plan invites quotas 107 03/15/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/27 /91 03/27 /91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 8/91 04/ 9/91 04/ 11/91 04/12/91 04/ 13/91 04/13/91 04/14/91 04/17 /91 04/17 /91 04/17 /91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/18/91 04/19/91 04/19/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/21/91 04/22/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/27 /91 04/27 /91 04/27 /91 04/27 /91 04/29/91 04/30/91 PAGE COL B3 A6 Bl Al B2 B2 HB I3 Al O Bl Bl B3 Bl B2 B3 !5 Bl B3 Bl B2 B3 B2 x15 Bl Al B8 Bl Bl B5 Bl B3 B3 B3 B3 B4 V4 A4 A4 B3 Bl BS B2 B3 B4 B3 B3 B6 B7 Al Al Bl B3 B5 Bl 2 4 1 2 3 5 3 4 2 6 2 6 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 4 2 1 2 2 1 2 5 5 2 6 6 2 2 4 4 1 2 2 s 1 6 5 4 l 6 2 1 6 6 6 5 l 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Steering comm may guide study for two dists in Pulaski Co Fairview Dist desegretation settlement gets legis panel okay Study of merger of Pulaski dists dead for nw New Futures study shows LR students score better in testing Altheimer- Sherrill teachers dispute plan for salary raises Fairview Dist sends desegregation settlement plan to j udge Work begins on 10-year overhaul of state ' s public s chools Group pushes for Afrocentric Curriculum in Pulaski Co schools Eight teachers. ten students at LR get rewards for excel lence Pay of Ark teachers ranks 50th out of 5 1 Bryant Dist patrons allege favoritism toward some students Salary raises already approved will boost Ark standing Two youths arrested at Watson Chapel Jr High after incidents Bryant Dist Bd to study handling of protest, student arrests LR Dist 8th-graders fail MPT at higher rate than past years Peace comes to Gravette (ed on Bible class controversy) Fairview Dist desegregation plan gets federal court approval LR Dist bd concerned by drop in 8th grade MPT scores Lower MPT s cores in LR Dist spurs action for reforms Gov Bill Cl inton suggests giving GED test to 12th graders Falling scores mean LR Dist must do more. columnist writes Security for Stanford Achievement Test upgraded by state AF.A says 301 dists need work on teacher pay scales State to require essay-type test to prove writing skills New Little Rock CTA president hopes to avoid confrontation More use of technology in teaching needed. Kay Bland says Dropouts not losing driver licenses as law requires Legis panel says teacher pay raises to be given immediately Griffithville High School holding last commencement Angry mother tries to shoot LR Dist teacher Keith Mathis School safety is maj or issue, LR Dist bd told Maj ority of 8th graders fail ing MPT at LR lack reading skills Cleo Randall faces chgs in alleged attempt to shoot Mathis LR Dist has not fol lowed advice of s chool safety consultant LR Dist may lock all but main entrance to buildings Keith Mathis followed LR Dist policy in removing student LR Dist teacher on probation for leaving room. pul ling hair Gov Clinton wants dists t o enforce dropout law Hall High yearbook photo draws complaints Newark Dist seniors suspected of drinking, miss graduation Honor graduates in Pulaski County list colleges Grow ing incidents with weapons alarm LR Dist officials Principal John Hickman called the problem at Central High Group seeks alternative school for students LR Dist expells NLR Dist Bd asks for review of six suspensions at high school Teacher assaul ts rise in LR Dist s chools NLR Dist to merge Pine. Argenta elementary schools Two NLR seniors suspended for message in yearbook ad LR Dist names Tony Wood deputy superintendent LR Dist Supt Steele urges principals to be careful with names Some Central High students feel John Hickman uses sexist term NLR students fare well on Metropol itan Achievement Test Bryant Dist B d votes for in-house suspension of students LRCHS Principal John Hickman makes changes and enemies 108 04/30/91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/10/91 05/11/91 05/ 14/91 05/16/91 05/16/91 05/17 /91 05/20/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/26/91 05/28/91 05/28/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 4/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 5/91 PAGE COL B3 BS Bl Bl B3 B6 B2 B12 Al Bl B3 A6 B3 B3 Bl BlO B6 Bl B2 B9 B7 Al B6 Al B3 B4 Bl BB Al Al Bl B2 Al Al Al Bl Bl B6 B6 B8 BB Al Bl Bll B8 Al Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl B3 B4 Al 5 2 2 2 5 4 2 1 5 2 6 4 2 6 3 1 4 2 2 5 1 5 4 6 1 6 5 4 2 5 5 1 2 2 2 1 4 4 4 4 1 6 1 4 1 2 2 5 1 5 5 1 4 2 ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Ark eighth graders behind in math skil ls. natl report shows Column reviews John Hickman ' s problems as LRCHS principal Fort Smith parents sue to keep center for learning disorders State math curriculum to change to focus on problem-solving Pulaski Dist blacks raise s cores on MAT Three Waldron Bd members arrested on chgs of FOI violation Ark Baptist School System to build complex in west LR State Educ Bd begins task of restructuring of schools NLR School Bd. parents settle dispute over fight at school Enola. Mount Vernon dist merger wins ove:rwhelming vote Gov Cl inton directs diets to give teacher raises now NLR Dist owes $100, 200 in overtime pay New money for teacher ' s raises may not go for present costs Catholic High School Principal George Tribou shares lessons McClellan Community School uses community to restore pride LR Dist ' s Washington Elementary students among top achievers LR Dist adj usting multicultural curriculum Jodie Mahony wants auto driver law enforced for dropouts LR Dist to end budget year with $3 00. 000 LR Dist 8th graders improve MPT test scores on second try Graduation requirement s expanded by state Education Board State aid for s chools t o drop in nine dists Table shows amount of state aid to each school dist in state Fort Smith Dist parents say handicapped children segregated State officials make clear tax rise funds for teacher raises Desegregation revisions in Pulaski dists rej ected by judge Federal judge holds Pulaski Dist to schools expansion plan LR Dist Supt Ruth Steele says dist will try to follow plan Bond reduction denied Cleo Randl e in gun incident at school LR Dist board outlines teaching overhaul Pulaski dists desegregation case threatens to reignite LR Dist teachers will get over 7 pct salary raise Consolidation el iminates three school districts List of new programs approved for LR Dist schools LR Dist releases MAT-6 scores Pulaski dists to ask j udge to reconsider desegregation plans LR Dist schools to keep all doors locked except main entrance LR Dist saw rise in student suspensions this year Parkview art teacher Judy Campbell wins natl teaching award Pulaski dists ask Judge Wright to rethink desegregation views Twelve state educators t our India A+ Arkansas closes. but does not totally disband Police officers should be assigned to s chool s . column says Education Dept ' s Marie Parker works to foster learning Pulaski Co Dist to delay for year asking for millage increase Gov Bill Cl inton announces $5 million in preschool grants Judge Susan Webber will not reconsider Pulaski <lists revision LR Dist saw rise in v iolence in schools during 1990-91 term Waldron board members acquitted of chg of meeting illegally LR School Bd to appeal desegregation settlement order Pulaski Dist j oins LR Dist in desegregation case appeal Pulaski Co dists revised desegregation plan changed little NLR Bd j oins challenge of desegregation ruling LR Dist insensitive to bl acks . rept by Joshua group says 109 06/ 6/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 11/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/14/91 06/14/91 06/16/91 06/17 /91 06/17/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/23/91 06/26/91 06/27/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 07/ 1/91 07/ 2/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 7/91 07/ 8/91 07/ 10/91 07/10/91 07 /16/91 07/17/91 07/19/ 91 07 / 19/ 91 07/20/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 07/26/91 PAGE COL Al Bl B4 Bl B2 B9 CS B2 B3 B6 B9 Bl B6 El Bl B2 B2 BlO B2 B2 Bl B6 B6 B6 B9 Al Bll Bll B5 Bl B2 Bl B9 Bl B2 B2 Al B2 B2 B2 B2 Bl C4 B7 Al BS Bl Bl All Bl B7 B2 B2 B7 2 1 3 5 1 4 4 1 7 6 5 2 4 2 5 1 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 5 2 5 1 1 6 5 3 1 1 2 1 1 6 1 2 2 4 2 3 3 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Desegregation monitor budget for Pulaski dists is $139. 3 47 Growing home-schooling movement draws hundreds to fair LR dist improves security at school s at cost of $1 million LR Dist principals want idea of police at schools debated Black students markedly improved scores on standard tests Graph shows black success on college entrance exams Arkansas Math Crusade designed to give students an edge Unprecedentd change in methods of teaching math under way LR group pushes for more African culture emphasis in LR Dist Portland Public School Baseline Essays urged for LR schools Columnist Robert McCord says backbiters chewing on s chools Portland Essays teach Africa is mother of nations, culture Portland Essays teach Jesus, Buddha, King Tut , Browning black Portland Public School Baseline Essays written by A G Hillard FFA oficial pulling for Aerospace magnet s chool in LR Dist NLR Dist proj ects deficit of $61 9 . 1 3 9 Judge Susan Wright hints she will delay Pulaski dists plan LR Dist students show little math improvement on MAT s cores Suit challenges giving merged dists spot on school boards Request for $4 million for aerospace magnet school rej ected Palestine-Wheatley Dist Supt Ken Turner prepares for new term Grady . Gould Bds vote to rescind student transfer permits Williams Tri-Dist Magnet S chool at LR is a success Pulaski Dist Bd adds items to desegregation plan appeal NAACP wants Camden added to name of Fairview School District NAACP wants Fairview Dist to issue only one type of diploma Young teachers come to aid of school s in Delta area White parents sue to keep their children out of Gould schools School choice law has affected few students in Ark to date Goul d Dist Bd argues whites shoul d be enrolled in dist Busing costs in Pulaski districts anger lawmakers LR Dist Bd discusses multicultural curriculum model LR Dist list s 53-point safety and s ecurity plan for s chools Mass prayer planned at s chools on Sept 1 1 Southern Baptist Conv urges support of mass prayer gathering Marianna Dist students to wear school uniforms Parts of Pulaski Co desegregation settlement to be delayed Perry-Casa Supt Joe Zarl ingo fired Gould Dist parent files suit to end segregation in 4 dists Suit alleges segregation in Gould, Dumas , Grady. Star City Garland County ' s 7 dists may settle desegregation lawsuit Gould Dist white parents say they will leave s chools Gould Dist wins right to end transfers of white students History completes full circle in Gould school integration Camden students to j oin Fairview Dist when s chool opens Gould School Dist desegregation called s l ow as a turtle Goul d white parents say quality educ is goal of transfers Isolated dists holding their own with additional state aid List of 3 1 dists in state labeled as ' is olated ' Schools open in Pulaski dists with few probl ems Scores for Ark students on SAT hit 1 0-year high SAT scores for Arkansas students hit 10-yr high NLR Dist adds 2 armed police officers t o regular staff Object ions t o Pumsey cited in report on censorship in s chools 110 07 /27/91 07/28/91 07 /31/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/ 91 08/ 4/ 91 0 8/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 7 / 9 1 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 1 0/91 08/ 1 1/91 08/13/91 08/ 13/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/17/91 08/18/91 08/20/91 08/21/91 08/21/91 08/22/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/25/91 08/25/91 08/25/91 08/25/91 08/25/91 08/25/91 08/27 /91 08/27/91 08/27/91 08/28/91 08/29/91 PAGE COL B2 BlO Bl Bl Al AB Bl Bl B2 B2 Cl Cl Cl Cl Bl B3 Al A7 B3 Bl Bl B2 B7 Bl B2 B2 B3 Al Cl Bl Bl B2 Bl Al Al Bl Bl B3 Al Al A8 A.q A9 Al A18 Al8 A18 B5 BS Al Al A5 Al A3 1 1 1 1 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 6 2 1 5 5 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 2 4 5 2 2 2 4 2 6 6 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 4 2 5 1 2 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE NLR pol icemen spends first day on high school staff Early grades in LR School Dist to study famous Arkansans NLR Dist comes to contract agreement with teachers union Dr Patricia McGraw determined to put her school downtown McGraw Learning Inst geared toward African-American children French study in Helena going global with young teacher Teach for America program sends young teachers to Delta Forrest City grade schools updating. desegregating Gosnell School Dist braces for lose of Eaker AFB Only 1 2 whites enroll at Gould on first day of school LR Dist repays $ 7 9 . 0 00 in U S aid used for unauthoriz ed work Pulaski Co dists desegregation change s may go back to Wright Hundreds of dropouts return to school with new resolve Law reserving seat on school bd for annexed area ruled void Baptist State Convention backs prayer rally in school yards Ark among 20 states increasing educ funding by at least 5 pct Race remains an issue in public education. Charl es Venus says Hot Springs spending per student ranks high Prayer rally at s chool flagpoles is topic of column LR Dist teacher threatened students over PTA. parents claim Garland County dists settle desegregation case Thousands of students hold prayer rallies at school flagpoles School counselor proud of quality educ in Grady School Dist Schools to seek out potential teachers amoung high schoolers Record 48 . 3 pct of Ark high school graduates go to college Grady supt urges media to tell good things about dist. also Four teachers receive Presidential Award for Excellence Gould Dist Bd president re-elected Results of millage vote in dists around state Thirty eight districts pass s chool millages State to propose ways to reduce desegregation liability District-by-district look at teacher salary increases Teachers got 1 4 pct avg pay raise in 248 districts Arkansas ranks 49th in teacher pay. report shows Lee County Dist Supt Beverly Divers-White keeps dist afloat Arkadelphia High School named Natl School of Excellence LR Dist Bd stops union vote by custodians. drivers. aides Column critical of Ruth Steele for cancel ling union vote LR CTA head says union vote to go as s cheduled Arkansas supports its s chool s . Hugh Pol.lard writes Arkansas Better Chance funds pre-school program at NLR LRCTA calls for mock union election LR Board reschedules union vote for drivers. custodians. Lawsuit alleges Carlisle teacher slapped handicapped boy Teacher accused of slapping handicapped boy is Dianne Fawcett Stuttgart high s chool boy expelled for bringing gun to school LR teens say they worry a lot. but study little Pulaski Academy . neither racist nor inferior. Mcintosh say s Teach for Peace teachers in Delta are learners too Little evidence that losing driver l icenses cures dropout s Superintendents profit from teacher ' s raises from trust fund Pulaski Dist Bd approves 13 pct raise for certified workers Arkansas scores stabilizing for MAT. MPT tests Black s tudents improve markedly on Minimum Performance Test 111 08/29/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 08/31/91 09/ 2/91 0 9/ 2/91 09/ 2/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 4/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 0 9/ 6/91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 8/91 09/ 9/91 09/10/91 09/11/91 09/11/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 09/12/91 0 9/ 1 2/91 09/13/91 09/ 14/91 09/16/91 09/18/91 09/18/91 09/18/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/20/91 09/22/91 09/23/91 09/23/91 09/27 /91 09/28/91 09/28/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 2/ 91 10/ 2/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 7/91 1 0/ 7 /91 10/ 8/91 10/10/91 10/ 11/91 1 0/ 1 1/91 PAGE COL Bl Al Bl BlO BlO Bl Bl B3 B3 Bl Al Bl Al B3 E2 A14 :x3 Bl Bl B4 B5 Bl B8 B2 BS B6 A5 A5 A5 Bl B4 AlO AlO A2 Bl B3 Al Bl Bl Fl Bl Bl Al Bl Bl B3 Bl C2 Bl B2 Bl Bl Al AB 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 2 5 2 1 2 2 3 5 1 3 4 5 4 6 2 1 1 4 4 5 2 1 1 6 5 1 8 1 5 1 6 2 5 3 3 1 6 1 2 1 6 6 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE LR' s Henderson J r High has 83 pct blacks as whites leave Several LR schools show changes in racial makeup Brinkley teacher investigated for alleged racial slurs Report of testing improprieties in 2 dists reviewed by board State Educ B d considers $3 . 5 mil lion cuts in funds to schools Ft Smith parents say Supt Benny Gooden misled on Rogers Ctr Rogers Center at Ft Smith is for learning disabled children State tries to clarify Rogers Center situation at Ft Smith John Walker tells lawmakers more desegregation suits pending White flight. funding inequities cited by John Walker Racial tension prompts patrols at Sylvan Hills s chool rally * Economics focus pays off for Fort Smith English teacher * All levels of govt keeping segregation alive. columnist says* * Pulaski County election winners outspent rivals * Cross burned at Sylvan Hills High School brings probe * Brinkley parents allege teacher makes racist remarks * Brinkley parents file suit alleging racism in school Concord Dist offers Saturday school for fail ing students * * Dists around Pulaski County say white flight is minimal Many black students at B rinkl ey High support Jack Myers * Augusta Dist named in two suits alleging bias in schools * Suit against Augusta alleges discriminatory IQ tests used * Central Arkansas Christian Schools set to enter third decade* Pfeifer Camp ' s alternative educ program focus of UALR study * Resul t s of random survey of teachers on effect of MPT * Teachers say MPT does not improve student achievement * Omaha Dist students to re-enact Civil War skirmish * * Arkansas leads nation in corporal punishment of students Boonev ille principal abused paddl ing rights. parents say * NASA offers to aid Aerospace Education Center at LR * Arkansas Math Crusade to hold workshops at 27 locations * * Educators re-evaluating importance of homework * Arkansas Educator Awards go to six Arkansans LR Dist bus drivers. aides. custodians continue union drive * El ementary school principal of the year is Larry A Fuller * Relearning coordinator for state is James Staggs * * Yellvil le teacher resigns after incident involving team Physical exams for students a priority, Jim Guy Tucker says * Teachers advised to learn about gangs * Fayetteville Richardson Ctr discipline for child restraint * State Rep Jodie Mahoney urges obedience of attendance laws * * Teachers spell out thanks to Gov Cl inton. Ark Legislature * Math teachers learn ways to make subj ect come to life Analyst urges state to hire school transportation chief * Shootout at Gould High School inj ures bystander; 6 arrested * * LR Dist adopts checkl ist to test campus security * Appeals Court returns Pulaski desegregation plans Appeals Ct says Judge Wright too strict in Pulaski request * Summary of Appeals Ct order in Pulaski desegregation case * * Conway Dist Bd adopt s mandated grade scale retroactively * Gould mayor hopes shooting to have positive ef fect Judge Wright rej ects s chool millage extensions in Pulaski * Charges pending in shootout at Gould High School * Acceptable changes in Pulaski desegregation case made plain * 1 12 10/ 11/91 10/ 11/91 10/11/91 10/15/91 10/15/91 10/18/91 10/18/91 1 0/ 18/91 10/18/91 1 0/ 18/91 10/ 1 9/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/22/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/26/91 10/26/91 10/26/91 10/26/91 10/28/91 10/28/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 10/3 1/91 11/ 1/91 1 1/ 2/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 8/91 1 1/ 8/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 10/91 11/10/91 11/12/91 1 1/ 14/91 11/ 14/91 11/ 15/91 11/ 15/91 1 1/ 15/91 11/15/91 1 1/ 1 5/91 1 1/ 16/91 11/ 16/91 11/17/91 PAGE COL B2 B2 B3 B2 B2 Bl Bl Bl B2 B2 C2 Bl H5 B2 B2 B5 B5 Bl Bl Bl B3 6 6 5 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 6 1 1 1 2 1 l 4 1 3 1 B3 l Bl B2 Al Al Bl B6 B4 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 1 l 2 2 4 5 1 4 1 4 1 2 5 3 5 4 1 1 1 5 2 1 5 4 2 2 2 4 6 2 3 1 B4 B4 Bl B7 Bl Bll Bl B2 B2 Al B2 Al Al Al Bl Bl Al B4 B2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Pulaski superintendents wary of tax ruling appeal * Arkansas Teacher of the Year is Brenda Joyce Sivils * LR Dist Supt Dr Ruth Steele to retire in 1 992 Ruth Steel decision shocks , saddens friends at Little Rock * * Highl ights of tenure of Dr Ruth Steele as LR Dist Supt * Dr Ruth Steele did not fit stereotype Dr Ruth Steele says LR Dist Bd meddl ed, intimidated staff * * Yellville coach resigns , one suspended in incident LR Dist Bd to rethink placing armed of ficers in LR schools * Panel notes academic disparities between teen males, females* * LR School Bd may ask Tony Wood to succeed Dr Ruth Steele * Searcy Dist offfers top post to Tony Wood of LR * Cross County blacks file suit to end at-large voting * School Distrct Report Card released by Education Dept School Distrct Report Card released by Education Dept * * School District Report Card ratings listed for each dist * School District Report Card ratings listed for each dist * Ark system of finance called unfair to many students * Ark system of finance called unfair to many students LR School Bd ejects atty John Walker from expulsion hearing * Police say LR boy, 1 3 , aimed loaded gun at 2 � pulled trigger* John Walker demonstrates arrogance of power, Starr writes * * Rept shows LR Dist ' s worst readers made no gains in 3 yrs * Many pupils aware youth had gun at LR Dist s chool * Tony Wood accepts supt post at Searcy * John Walker demonstrates arrogance of power, column says Pangburn parents want bus driver fired for ej ecting 2 boys * Pulaski Co Dist to name new s chool Crystal Hill Elementary * * Gun-toting youngsters must be taken seriously (column) Marianna Supt Beverly White wants graduates better prepared * LR police take weapons from three students at school * * Miliken Family Fdn award winners in Ark announced * Miliken Family Foundation rewards outstanding educators Records show all LR pupils found with weapons are black * 73 s chools short of standards . placed on probation * * Pulaski Academy dispels white-flight image * LR Dist admrs ask for police on campus * Column on alleged interference by inspector in discipline Inspector tore up disciplinary rept, s colded teacher * * Inspector was checking Pulaski desegregation progress Monitor intervention in discpl ine criticized by John Starr * High transport costs in dists in Pulaski Co shock l awmakers * Atty John Walker defends use of word ' fag ' by 2 students * Pulaski Dist Advisory panel hears dirty word - consol idation* Goul d Dist desegregation problems are target of suit * * Alternative school in El Dorado could be model for state * Shirley Dist finances threatened by Fairfield bankruptcy * Mother sues to block l ist of special ed s tudents * Students caught with weapons at LR Dist s chools Federal j udge warns Pulaski Dist about perils of insolvency * Pulaski Dist faces $2 million deficit next yr, j udge told * Chance exists for settlement of suit in Lincoln County * * LR Dist Bd votes for armed police in schools LR Dist Bd should offer John Walker top j ob, John Starr says* 1 13 11/19/ 9 1 11/19/ 9 1 11/20/91 11/20/91 11/20/91 1 1/20/91 1 1/21/91 11/21/91 11/26/91 1 1/26/91 11/27/91 11/28/91 11/29/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 2/ 91 12/ 2/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 9/91 12/ 1 0/91 12/10/91 12/10/91 12/11/91 12/12/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/14/91 12/14/91 12/15/91 12/16/91 12/16/91 12/17/91 12/17/91 12/18/91 12/19/91 12/19/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/23/91 PAGE COL Al Bl Al Al6 A16 Al7 Al B3 B2 BS B3 B2 B 12 Bl Bl B6 B6 B7 B7 Al B5 Bll B2 BS BS B9 Bl2 B2 H5 Bl Al El El B2 BS Fl Bl Bll Bll Bll Bll Al B2 B2 Bl B7 Al Bl Bl Al Al Bl Al B7 5 1 2 1 4 1 2 1 1 4 4 S 1 6 6 1 1 4 4 3 3 4 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 2 2 2 4 5 2 S 4 4 4 4 2 1 1 S 4 2 3 4 2 2 6 S 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Grady Dist bl ames nearby districts for segregation EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, Arkansas see Education EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) - General Education Division New law mandates changes in way Dept does business EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) - Vocational Education Division Division Director Raymond E Morrison resigns Vo-tech director Raymond Morrison replaced Gov Bill Clinton backs salary for Raymond Morrison for 2 mos Diffrences with Gov Clinton made him resign. R Morrison says Lonnie McNatt backed by Sen Lu Hardin for division director Lonnie McNatt named director of Division EDUCATION. Adult Tyson Foods offers its w orkers a l iteracy program More businesses beginning adult educ programs for employees 330 workers at Tyson ' s Pine Bluff plant ask for classes Over 2 . 000 Tyson Foods employees have signed up for classes Enrollment up in several areas of adult education * EDUCATIONAL TELEVIS ION Article on AETN Executive Director Susan Howarth AETN will not show program on gay men; l anguage blamed John Robert Starr tells why his paper not on AETN news panel* John Robert Starr says AETN program lacks previous punch * Former host of Arkansas Week reveals anti-Starr bias at AETN* Arkansas Week ' s lack of humor is topic of Starr column * Democrat-Gaz ette should be on ' Arkansas Week ' . column says * * Criticism of ' Arkansas Week ' continued by J ohn R Starr * John Robert Starr says he owes AETN half an apol ogy EDWARDS . JEAN C see also Legislature (Ark) EFIRD• TYSON LEE Authorities fear revenge in kidnapping of 17 -yr-old Efird * Efird is son of chief investigator for Hot Spring Co sheriff* * Witnesses say scuffle. thought it roughhousing * Young Tyson was taken from Malvern store parking lot * Nightmare drags on for family of Tyson Lee Efird * Psychic Carol Pate ' sees ' Efird held by captors * Reward fund for tips on Efird reaches $50. 000 * Hunter reports seeing Efird s oon after abduction * Abducted teen-ager is safe; two suspects in custody * Carl Lafayette Meny and Kevin Ray Scott arrested * Kidnapping and rape charges t o be filed Carl Meny . Kevin Scott chgd with kidnapping , 2 rape counts * * Judge refuses to lower bond requirements for suspects * Parents of Efird file civil suit against Meny . Scott * Police investigating $99 . 000 deposit by Meny made in July * Kevin Ray Scott denies that he raped Efird * Carl Lafayette Meny faces attempted murder charge EICHENLAUB . PAUL R I I see also Middle East EISELE. G THOMAS see also Courts. Federal EL DORADO GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Club accepts first black member 114 PAGE COL 12/27 /91 B4 4 05/ 3/91 B2 2 04/18/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/23/91 07 / 9/91 B2 Bl Bl Bl B8 B2 2 5 1 3 4 1 08/28/91 09/ 9/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/19/91 Cl x8 BS B5 C4 2 1 l 1 1 02/25/91 07/ 2/91 1 1/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 11/13/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 11/19/91 1 1/22/91 12/10/91 xl2 Bl Bll B9 B13 B9 B7 Bll B7 1 2 3 4 4 4 1 3 3 11/ 16/91 1 1/ 16/91 11/ 16/91 11/ 16/91 1 1/ 17/91 11/ 18/91 1 1/ 19/91 11/20/91 11/21/91 11/21/91 11/21/91 11/22/91 11/23/91 1 1/23/91 11/23/91 11/26/91 12/ 1 1/91 Al Al Al Al Al Bl Bl Bl Al Al Al Al Al Al Al B8 BS 6 6 6 6 2 5 4 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 5 1 06/22/91 B7 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE EL DORADO SCHOOL DI STRICT see also Education D16 ELAINE SCHOOL DI STRICT see Insurance ELDERS. JOYCELYN see also Birth control and abortion see also Buildings and offices. Govt see also Education Ja29 Mr6 see also Health Department (Ark) see also Medicine and health ELDRIDGE. MARGARET DAVENPORT see also Women ELECTIONS see Congress see Congress - Reapportionemnt see Cour ts. State and Local see Legislature (Ark) see Presidential election of 1992 ELECTIONS. Contested and D isputed see Phillips County ELECTRIC POWER see also Energy and power see also Weather and storms Ice storm cost Arkansas Power and Light Co millions Survey finding that AP&L rates rank high disputed by company Ralph Nader seeks safety records on Arkansas Nuclear One NRC report shows Nuclear One improving Bill approved by Sen panel addresses co-ops. city utilities Proposed law would end municipal takeover of co-op service NLR residents compl ain about soaring electric rates Ark Nuclear One running low on space to store nuclear waste Senate panel rej ects bill on municipal. REA co-ops Mississippi County Electric Co-op t o benefit from Nucor plant Arkansas Nuclear One declares alert because of fire Rural co-ops . municipal utilities settle annexation dispute Senate panel approves bill to end utility. cooperatives feud AP&L ' s Least Cost Planning called unfair by maj or consumers PSC meeting with AP&L on marketing cancelled Bill in Cong by Sen J Bennett Johnston is cause for concern Entergy Corp contends Johnston bill needed to lower costs Johnston bill called "Grand Gul f Chapter Two" Johnston bill draws opposition of Ark Public Service Comm Johnston bill would allow bldg of unregul ated power plants Sen Dale Bumpers to be asked to help fight Johnston bill AP&L summer rates rank among 25 highest. survey says Entergy Corp ' s creative approach to cost-control explained Entergy Corp ' s ' least-cost plan' stirs debate Grand Gul f back in legal spotlight before US Supreme Court Entergy seeks power use guide so customers can tailor use Arkansas Nuclear One on Nader list of nation ' s 10 worst Nader study based on old data. APL and NRC say NLR' s problem-plagued hydroelectric plant now at full power NLR hydroelectric pl ant losing nearly $24 milli.on AP&L ' s plan to change marketing practices challenged 115 0 1/ 1/91 01/10/91 0 1 / 1 1/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/12/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/22/91 02/24/91 02/26/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/17 /91 03/17 /91 03/17 /91 03/ 17 /91 03/17/91 03/17/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 8/91 04/23/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 8/91 PAGE COL Bl A3 A3 Bll I2 12 B4 Cl H7 Cl B6 G4 17 C9 Cl A3 A3 A3 A3 A3 A3 A9 x7 x9 A3 Cl A3 A3 B6 B4 ClO 5 1 5 3 3 3 1 5 1 2 5 5 4 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 5 3 3 1 1 2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE NLR hydro plant builder wants city to take loss PSC calls AECC rebates for builders a violation AP&L to spend $150 million on its ANO reactors Arkansas Nuclear One has been criticized .by advocacy groups Grand Gulf settlement may bring refunds. rate reductions Grand Gulf settlement to be examined . FERG chief says NLR' s hydroelectric plant unit 2 shut down; insurance ended AP&L quietly suspends heat pump loans PSC ' s j udgment ruled s ound in AP&L transfer of two plants Legality of util ity monopol ies challenged in lawsuit Entergy Corp seeks additional deregulation of the industry Lawyers say Entergy Corp owes refund to AP&L customers Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp ordered to lower rates Entergy Corp asks to open lines, sell power at market rates Entergy Corp files open line, free market plan with FERC Open l ine, free market proposal raises questions for PSC NLR Mayor Hays wants study of city ' s hydroelectric plant LR uses sewer gas to generate electricity AP&L winter bills rank high nationally, survey shows AP&L files refund proposal involving credits on bills ANO engineer David Carroll says he was fired for complaints Entergy proposal to deregulate production draws opposition David Carroll claims NRC investigating Nuclear One Nuclear One engineers deny cover-up cl aims of David Carroll PSC dismis ses attempt to end exclusive service areas PSC approves $16 . 1 million AP&L Grand Gul f refund NLR may get $800 , 000 in AP&L refund ANO sets new records for power production AP&L rates to rise 3 . 15 pct in 1 992 ANO ranked 6th for irradiation of workers ANO ranks 7th nationally in fines since 1 987 Paragould ' s $8 million generator idled by cheaper options AP&L customers due $17 million refund, FERC says AP&L bills on seesaw aver Grand Gulf refunds. increases PSC staff says AP&L puts consumers ' dead las t ' AP&L t o increase rates by 3 . 15 pct on January 1 , 1992 Logan County may be site of pumped-storage facil ity ELECTRICAL CODES see Building (Construction) ELECTROCUTIONS (Accidents) Two AP&L crewmen electrocuted while repairing downed l ine ELECTROMAGNETISM see also Medicine and health ELLIS, ALDA see also Red Oak Hill Inc ELROD, JOHN John and Georgia Elrod have booming legal business John and Georgia Elrod have booming legal business EMBEZZLEMENT AND MISAPPROPRIATION see Conway County see Fewell and Associates see Garland County see Robberies and thef ts s e e Stocks and bonds 1 16 * * * * * * * * * * 05/ 9/91 05/15/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7 /91 06/21/91 06/27 /91 07 I 4/91 08/ 6/91 08/15/91 08/27 /91 09/ 3/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 8/91 0 9/ 1 0/91 09/13/91 09/17/91 09/18/91 09/lB/91 09/19/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 1 1/91 10/15/91 1 1/ 1/91 1 1/ 2/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 22/91 11/29/ 91 12/ 14/91 12/21/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL B4 Cl Al Al Al BU B3 ClO B9 C9 cs A3 ClO A3 A3 A3 BS Bl Bl Cl CB A3 Cl CB Cl Cl B2 Dl Bl Bl Bl B5 Al Al Dl Bl Bl 6 6 2 2 2 5 2 4 4 5 1 5 6 3 3 3 4 6 2 6 1 5 2 4 2 2 2 3 6 3 3 3 6 2 2 2 3 07/21/91 B7 6 * 12/ 2/91 D l * 12/ 2/91 D l 4 4 ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1991 DATE EMBLEMS see Trademarks . trade names and emblems EMERGENCIES see al so Emergency Response People Inc EMERGENCY RESPONSE PEOPLE INC Atty Gen Winston B ryant files suit against firm * Sales tactics is target of Winston B ryant ' s suit * EMERGENCY SERVICES see also Medicine and health Operators of 9 1 1 services must exercise great care Polk County residents have options on address to use for 9 1 1 LR 9 1 1 system getting increase in complaints about service * Mayflower looking at ways to cut 9 1 1 delays EMPLOYEES . Govt see Government employees EMPLOYERS EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO State seizes NLR insurance company EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION (Ark) see also Labor ENCEPHAL ITIS see Medi.cine and health ENDANGERED AND EXTINCT SPECIES Rare Neosho mucket could delay Siloam Springs water supply Georgia-Pacific Corp helps save red-cockaded woodpecker Ouachita rock-pocketbook mussel added to endangered list * Few endangered fatmucket mussels found at Saline dam site * ENERGY AND POWER see also Electric power see also Oil and gas see also Southwest Experimental Fast Oxide Reactor ( SEFOR) see also Synthetic fuels Energy experts brief legislators on energy pol icy matters Federal policy could impact AP&L. Arkla Inc. farmers New federal energy pol icy may have maj or effect on Arkansas Tables shew oil. natural gas consumption (by state) Cloud Corp t o use sawdust. scraps to fuel plant operations ENFIELD. WILLIAM see al so Freedom of information ENGINEERED PRODUCTS INC De Queen factory expanding. adding 100 j obs ENGINEERING RESOURCES INC Fayetteville firm seeks new way to make hydrogen ENGINEERS. Army Corps of see Army Corps of Engineers (US) ENGLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT see Civil rights and discrimination ENOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Mr27 Mr30 Ap6 Jel2 ENTERGY CORP see also Arkansas Power and Light Co see also Electric power see also Housing More than 200 employees of LR office may be transferred Entergy makes sure no mobilized employee loses salary 1 17 PAGE COL 12/ 5/91 Bl 12/ 5/91 Bl 4 4 06/16/91 07 /13/91 09/ 3/91 12/25/91 Bl B7 Bl Bl 2 1 2 5 06/ 22/91 Cl 6 06/ 1 4/ 9 1 08/ 4/ 91 1 1 / 1 2/ 9 1 1 1 / 1 4/91 Bl Al A9 B4 5 2 1 3 G6 1 2 2 3 2 01/29/91 02/18/91 02/ 1 8/ 9 1 02/18/91 02/20/91 Al A1 A7 Cl 10/ 1/91 ClO 3 07 /22/91 xl2 1 0 1/ 3 1/ 9 1 Cl 02/ 20/91 ClO 2 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Entergy ' s creative approach to cost control Jerry Maulden comments on Entergy ' s plans Chart shows subsidiaries of Entergy Corp Entergy Corp was born in Malvern in 1 913 ENTERTAINERS see Actors and entertainers ENTERTAINERS HALL OF FAME. Arkansas Harrison chosen over Hot Springs for museum ENTERTAINMENT see Amusement and entertainment ENVIRONMENT see al.s o Forests and forestry see also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materials see also Rivers and lakes see also Wilderness and natural areas Arkansas ranked last in environmental policy Gov Clinton questions env ironment rank of Ark Arkansas cleaner than radicals say. Robert McCord writes James Warren Stanley. Jr. Audrey Burtram- Stanley win awards Arkansas ranked 48th on healthy environment by Green Index Arkansas and Oklahoma may form env ironmental compact Gov Clinton uses own study to dispute Green Index rating * Arkansas firms making the grade environmentally ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CO Firm still waiting for Arizona to issue waste plant permit Ariz ona paper says Ark plant has poor record Ensco profits nearly triple to $6 . 9 million Former Ensco lobbyist claimed firm tried to bribe lawmakers Ensco denies any Arizona bribezy Ariz ona halt s Ensco talks ; future of proj ect clouded Accounting chnge alters Ensco quarter Accounting methods change draws praise Brambles Industries sells large block of its Ensco stock Scaled-back proj ect may win approval in Ariz ona Lobbyist who accused Ensco says he lied Ensco agrees to pay state $ 25 1 , 633 for rules infractions Arizona to pay Ensco $44 million to dismantle plant Founder Melvyn Bell still watches over company Feature on Ensco ' s hard-won fight in Arj�ona Ensco likely to use settlement to ease debt Experts view decl ine in Melvyn Bel l ' s stake as good for firm US Supreme Gt ruling on importing wastes will aid Ensco Ensco ' s net income up 6 . 8 pct in 2nd quarter El Dorado residents say Ensco threatening t o health Jack Forrest quits as Ensco president and CEO Feud led t o resignation of Jack Forrest Ensco lost J ack Forrest at a crucial time Ensco leaves Consumat board, considers fil ing suit Melvyn Bell sells all his s tock in Ensco C Randolph Warner Jr named president and CEO Ensco posts $4.4 million loss in last quarter Wants to operate hazardous wastes incinerator at El Dorado Ensco founder Melvyn Bell retires ; analysts react favorably * * Stock falls day after B rambles buyout offer 118 04/ 04/ 04/ 04/ 8/91 8/91 8/91 8/91 PAGE COL x7 x7 x8 x9 1 1 1 3 08/ 8/91 B5 1 04/18/91 04/20/91 05/ 1 2/91 08/ 1 1/91 08/12/91 08/30/91 10/ 1/91 12/ 15/91 Bl Bl2 C4 B2 Al A3 Bl Gl 2 4 1 1 2 1 5 1 0 1/ 2 8/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 02/ 14/91 02/15/91 02/22/91 03/ 8/91 03/18/91 03/19/91 04/11/91 04/ 19/91 04/27 /91 05/ 4/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 7 /91 05/25/91 06/11/91 06/13/91 06/21/91 07/13/91 07 / 16/91 07 / 19/91 08/14/91 08/23/91 0 8/ 27 /91 09/11/91 09/21/91 1 1/ 9/91 1 1 / 13/91 AlO ClO ClO ClO Cl ClO Cl xl8 Cl Cl Cl B12 Al xlO x7 Cl Cl Cl CB Bl4 Cl Cl Cl ClO Cl Cl ClO Al Dl Dl 1 4 6 4 2 3 2 1 2 5 5 1 2 1 1 2 2 3 4 1 3 2 1 l 2 5 5 5 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE C Randolph Warner Jr named board chairman Ensco ends year with $4 .354 million net loss E SSARY. MARTIN W J see als o Defenses and armed forces ESSEX GROUP INC Fact ory closing at S iloam Springs to idle 154 workers EUDORA see also Police EUDORA GRAIN DRYING CORP see also Ricel and Foods Inc EUDORA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Insurance EUREKA SPRINGS see also Historic buildings and sites see also Hotels Mayor Richard Schoeninger may resign Mayor Richard Schoeninger offered free meals if he stays City workers offer to pay Mayor Schoeninger from their pay Mayor Richard Schoeninger to be ' Iowa housewife ' Hippie mayor Richard Schoeninger leaves Eureka Springs EVANS. BESS Hope woman recalls work with military men at Camp Polk EVENING SHADE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Actors and entertainers EVERETT. MIKE see also Dog racing see also Legislature (Ark) EVERYTHING ' S A $ 1 .00 see Retail stores EX-CELL MANUFACTURING CO Decatur firm gets boost from sales t o Sam ' s Clubs EXCESSIVE DEBT AND INTEREST PAYMENT SYNDROME (EDIPS) see Finance and budgets. State govt EXECUTIONS see Capital punishment EXECUTIVE LIFE IN SURANCE CO see Insurance EXECUTIVES Top executives retire to Arkansas Top executive pay by Ark firms in 1990 EXPENSE ACCOUNTS see al s o Auditor (Ark) s ee also Clark, Steve see also Correction Department (Ark) see also Government officials , State see also Governor (Ark) see also Land Commis sioner (Ark) see also Legisl ature (Ark) see also Lieutenant Governor (Ark) see also Little Rock see also Secretary of State (Ark) see also Treasurer (Ark) EXPLOSIVES AND EXPLOS IONS see al s o Harvester Church 119 PAGE COL * 12/ 6/91 D l * 12 / 18/91 D l 2 2 05/ 14/91 Cl 2 03/31/91 04/ 2:/91 0 4/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 3 5 2 2 5 Bll Bl B2 B2 Al * 11/ 25/91 Bl 1 06/18/91 Bl 2 03/10/91 Fl 05/ 6/91 xl 1 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Oil and gas Grenade s kept in garage 48 years detonated by authorities * Benton families settle with Arkla in 1989 deaths of 3 EXPORTS AND IMPORTS see Commerce EXPOSITIONS AND FAIRS Feature on Grant County Fair Ark State Fair crowds set record EXTRSENSORY PERCEPTION see Psychic phenomena FAIR TRIAL ISSUES see Freedom of information see Murde rs - Bolin, W F see Trials FAIRCHILD. BARRY LEE see als o Murders - Mason. Marjorie L FAIRCHILD. ROBERT LEE see al s o Murders - Mason. Marjorie L see also S ex crimes FAIRCHILD. ROBERT S JR see als o Firearms FAIRFIELD BAY Business brisk despite probl ems of winter, parent company FAIRFIELD COMMUNITIES INC Fairfield files plan to combine 13 companies into 3 Stock holds own after reorganization announced Fairfield, creditors may drop three-company plan Founder C Randolph Warner does not plan to step down C Randolph Warner J r forced out of CEO position Bank may extend $20 million credit soon Fairfield bankruptcy plan challenged More obj ections filed in bankruptcy case Fairfield says losses tripled in 1990 Fairfield rej ects $75 million offer from George Donovan Feature article on troubled company Fairfield has $ 1 million left in working capital Fairfield shows further losses: bankruptcy fees blamed Col orado resort cl'lmers to sue Fairfield Fairfield may lose its corporate headquarters Fairfield trades headquarters bldg for debt payment Fairfield Pagosa chal lenges Fairfield reorganiz ation plan Fairfield board to feature new faces Fairfield plan must include Pagosa Lakes. judge says Fairfield reorganization deteriorating, CEO says * * Creditors may get 65 cents on the dollar * Bankruptcy threatens Shirley School Dist financing Security Pacific Bank opposes refinancing plans * FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja17 Mr28 Apl2 Ap2 1 Ap27 Ap30 My2 My9 Ag15 see Education Ag25 FALLS (Accidents) Body of Guy Dennis Wilson found on river bank in Stone County * Boy, 1 2, killed in fall from cliff at Lake Catherine FAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFE 1 20 PAGE COL 05/17/91 B4 10/22/91 Bl 1 4 09/22/91 Al 10/ 14/91 Bl 2 2 0 1/20/91 C l 2 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 06/11/91 06/25/91 06/29/91 0 7/ 6/91 07 / l l/91 07 /26/91 08/ 9/91 08/10/91 08/12/91 08/21/91 08/30/91 09/ 14/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 9/91 10/18/91 11/27 /91 12/10/91 12/17 /91 12/20/91 2 6 2 1 2 5 3 1 5 2 1 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 5 6 2 2 Cl Cl ClO ClO Cl Cl ClO cs C2 Cl x8 Cl ClO ClO C9 ClO Cl C9 Cl Dl Dl Al Dl 02/13/91 B3 11/ 1 2/91 A9 3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Children and youth see also Crime and vice see also Genealogy Bill in legis would reinstate 1989 Domestic Abuse Act Domestic abuse act clears Senate panel Senate patches Domestic Abuse Act to meet constitution New Domestic Abuse Act passes Legislature. goes to Governor Gov Bill Cl inton signs 3 new bills to protect abuse victims House panel endorses bill for grandparents ' visitation rights Domestic Abuse Law allows police to act on suspected abuse Adul ts welcome protection of new Domestic Abuse Law Festival set up to promote state services availability FAMILY LIFE AMERICA GOD (FLAG) see also B irth control and abortion FAMILY PLANNING see Birth control and abortion FAMILY VISION CENTERS * Fayettevill ep-based firm opens lOOth store FARKLEBERRY FOLLIES Show spoofs politicians. other public figures Article on production of show FARM BUREAU, Arkansas see Agriculture FARMER. BOB see also Presidential election of 1992 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK (Prairie Grove) see B anks FARRIERS see Livestock and poultry FARRIS FASHIONS NLRB issues complaint aginst garment firm FARRIS, JACK see also B ooks and writing FATHERS DAY Noted Arkansas dads spend day at play and w ork FAUBUS. ORVAL E see also Land and real estate Faubus hopes his segregationist image softens with time Advises Gov Bill Clinton not to waver from his program Faubus co-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential pe rsons Column reviews race between Faubus and Pratt Remmel for Gov Bust of Faubus quietly installed in Capitol Quiet instal lattion of bust in Capitol called appropriate Bust should be removed from Capitol. Arkansas Gazette says Faubus and friends celebrate installation of bust at Capitol Participates in roast and toast of Marlin Hawkins Faubus to undergo radiation therapy Feelings mixed over closure of Arkansas Gaz ette * FAU ST. JUDITH see al so Human Services Department (Ark) FAYETTEVILLE see also Aviation and aircraft see also Cities and towns 121 01/ 12/91 01/24/91 01/ 29/91 02/16/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 6/91 04/15/91 04/ 15/91 06/17/91 PAGE COL B9 !6 Bl Bl B4 4 1 1 4 5 4 1 4 1 11/ 6/91 Dl 2 04/ 1 7 / 9 1 B4 04/21/91 F8 1 5 03/15/91 Cl 2 06/17/91 Bl 4 01/ 8/91 01/ 16/91 0 1/ 16/91 02/ 1 0/91 05/21/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/27/91 06/30/91 09/29/91 10/ 5/91 10/19/91 1 2 2 1 1 4 1 1 5 6 2 5 G4 B8 AlO H8 B7 A4 A4 A5 B9 Al Bl Bl2 Al Bl B3 Al l ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Historic buildings and sites see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous material s see al so Postal Service see also Tobacco Lawyer says l egal fees city paid over incinerator unnecessary City Director Julie Nash says police officer detained her Police investigate. say officer did not stop Julie Nash * Critics of Police Chief Richard Watson told to give proff * City directors say Julie Nash disrupting city operations * City faces possible change in form of govt * Petition by 2 .3 3 0 seeks vote on form of government FDH BANCSHARES see B anks FEDERAL ENGERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION see United States - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FEDERAL EXPRES S see also Defenses and armed forces FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION see Phoenix Mortgage Corp FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Board member David W Mullins Jr speaks in LR David W Mullins Jr grew up in Fayetteville FERGUSON. BRUCE see also Books and writing FERGUSON. ROSS see also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin FERRITOR. DAN see also Athletics and sports FERSTL, TOM M see also Little Rock FESTIVAL S Gillett Coon Supper attracts politi cians in non-election yr Ozark Folk Fetival expects t o draw 1 00, 000 to Mountain View Ozard Folk Festival attracts crowd of 80 . 000 Ozark Scottish Festival held at B atesville Toad Suck Daze preceded by hunt for race-ready toads Toad Suck Daze festivities get hopping Territorial Restoration holds 18th annual crafts, music fair Riverfest 1991 begins its three-day run Riverfest opens with big crowd in Riverfront Park Gatl ins delight Riverfest crowd Riverfest goes on despite rain Several arrested at Riverfest on public intoxication chgs Fireworks light final night of Riverfest Riverfest revenues up 13 . S pct Juneteenth celebration at LR cut short by storms Arkansas River Blues Festival of f to good start Fifth annual Arkansas River Blues Festival held at LR Tontitown Grape Festival under way Hope holding 15th annual Watermelon Festival Summerset set for this weekend at LR Summerset held at Burns Park. featured cl own Summerset crowd pleased with Mike Reid concert Schedule for several established fall festivals in Ark 122 02/19/91 OS/24/91 OS/24/91 1 1/ 7 /91 l l/ 1 4/91 12/27/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL B2 B9 B9 Bl AlO Bl Bl 1 4 4 1 1 1 4 04/ 8/91 xl 1 04/ 8/91 xll 1 4 0 1/ 5/91 04/20/91 04/21/91 04/25/91 OS/ 1/91 05/ S/91 OS/20/91 05/24/91 OS/2S/91 OS/2S/91 05/26/91 OS/26/91 OS/27 /91 05/28/91 07 I 1/91 07 /27 /91 07 /28/91 08/13/91 08/lS/91 08/30/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/23/91 6 1 1 2 2 Bl BS BS El BS Bl B7 El Al B2 Bl BS Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl El El El Bl B9 El s 3 1 4 1 5 1 2 2 2 3 2 s 2 2 6 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE King Biscuit Blues Festival under way at Helena King Biscuit Blues Festival held at Helena Livin' on the Levee festival draws crowds to West Memphis * Third annual WinterFest scheduled at Little Rock * Riverfest brought $5 . 8 million into LR. study shows * * Duck Calling Contest draws thousands to Stuttgart * Thousands brave rain for Duck Calling Contest Thousands brave rain for Duck Calling Contest * FETISH, Foot see Assaults FEWELL AND ASSOCIATES Brenda Faye Holliman chgd with theft from Fewell & Associates Arkansas Democrat article reports fede ral investigation Bob Fewell said to be cooperating with federal officials Fewell allegedly gave Mr and Mrs Don Allen a Mercedes-Benz Fewell allegedly made payments to Don Allen. Dennis Jungmeyer Fewell allegedly made payments to Courtney Langston Source for Arkansas Democrat article was Brenda Holliman Insurance Dept finds no link to three assns receiving pay Two lobbies knew tie to Fewell Fewell contracts lacked state approval No more delays in Brenda Holliman case, judge says * Judge refuses to unfreeze bank accts of Brenda Holliman * Brenda Faye Holliman pleads no contest to theft charge * Report portrays Holliman as victim of abusive lover Report says state Rep Bob Teague forced Holliman to steal * * Prosecutor ' s chg against defense delays sentencing FEWELL. BOB see also Fewell and Associates FIITY FOR THE FUTURE see Little Rock FIGHT BACK DRUG CONTROL PROGRAM see Substance abuse and traffic FILES. DEAN see also Contests and priz es FINANCE AND BUDGETS. Federal Govt Congressional porkbusters pick at Ark proj ects in budget FINANCE AND BUDGETS . Local Govt State has not paid counties $487 . 3 91 due for ct reporter pay No city or county funding increase in sight Local option sales tax plan approved in legis committee FINANCE AND BUDGETS. State Govt see also Aged see also B irth control and abortion see also Children and youth see also Colleges and universaities see also Education see also Human Services Department (Ark) see also Medicine and health see also Roads see also Trade schools see al so Wildlife State collected $1 1 . 1 million less in Dec than in Dec 1989 Used-car tax may reap $50 million if passed by Legisl ature 123 PAGE COL 1 0/ 1 2/91 10/13/91 10/20/91 1 1/ 1 2/91 1 1/ 15/91 11/29/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 Bl Bl Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl Bl 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 04/ 9/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/11/91 06/ 1 2/91 06/13/91 08/24/91 1 1/15/91 1 1/23/91 12/28/91 12/28/91 12/31/91 Bl B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 Bl BS B4 B7 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 6 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 AB B9 B2 B2 B2 06/14/91 A13 1 01/10/91 Bl 02/ 1 2/91 G3 02/13/91 H6 2 1 1 0 1/ 1/91 B2 0 1/ 9/91 Bl 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gov Clinton to push tax reform in drive to increase funds Car tag change woul d not hurt tax collection, Cl inton says Gov Clinton exploring possible boost in sales tax Gov Clinton not yet decided on amt of funds to raise Dust cloud trails tax plan horse trading. columnist says Half-cent increase in sales tax is talk of Legis session Half-cent rise in sales tax would raise $114 million Half-cent sales tax boost proposal expected Legislative leaders believe sales tax increase to pass Legislature promotes citiz enship in the poor, column says Lawmakers could weight $413 million in new taxes Clinton ' s tax plan would remove poorest from tax rolls Gov Cl inton seeks sales tax rise of one-hal f cent Gov Clinton seeks to add sales tax to used autcmobiles Chart shows what Clinton ' s tax plan would pay for Gov Clinton ' s plan sticks it to the little guy , column says AE1.-CIO president Bill B ecker attacks Clinton ' s tax plan Passing tax plan is Gov Clinton ' s top priority Sales tax remains a beast of burden, columnist writes Ark Independent Automobile Dealers Assn offers substitute tax Used car dealers l obby for lower sales tax bite Gov Cl inton ' s sales tax proposal clears Senate 30-5 House panel approves Gov Clinton ' s half-cent tax package J Bill Becker. Brownie Ledbetter cricical of sales tax rise Lawmakers turn cheek to anti-tax words. columnist writes House passes half-cent tax rise. sends bill to Gov Clinton Sales tax bill signed into law by Gov Cl inton Easy victory on half-cent sales tax rise surprised Governor Taxes pass easily. quickly in 1991 Legislature Columnist discusses quick passage of tax package Legislature gears up for fuel tax question New taxes will bri.ng a one-time windfall House panel supports 5 pct excise tax on sports goods Sporting goods tax would be used for wildlife habitat Sporting goods tax may be traded for higher l icense fee State collected $199 million above forecast Poultry . timber interests attack highway plan for gas tax Proposed tax on sporting goods gets mixed reviews G&FC stumped by debate between taxes and fees for more funds Sporting goods tax plan is a dead issue Gov Clinton ' s budget plan for rest of year meets resistance G&FC pleads its financial case to lawmakers Proposed tax for G&FC work would lower hunting, fishing fees G&FC cannot use sales taxe s . Atty Gen Winston Bryant says Increases proposed for hunting. fishing l icenses House panel balks at hunting fee increase Hunting. fishing fee increase wins House panel approval Severance tax for use by G&FC out. sales tax in Higher hunting. fishing license fee proposal fails Bill to raise hunting. fishing fees pulled down House Speaker Lipton wants more involved in budget bill Gov Clinton releases measure to balance state budget Spending priorities praised House passes Gov Clinton ' s Revenue Stabilization Act 124 01/ 10/91 0 1 / 1 0/91 01/ 1 1/91 0 1 / 1 2/91 01/ 16/91 01/ 16/91 01/ 16/91 01/17 /91 0 1 / 17 /91 0 1/ 18/ 91 01/ 19/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/ 22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 0 1/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/ 25/91 0 1/ 26/91 01/26/91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/28/91 01/29/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/ 91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 13/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/ 27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 6/91 03/20/91 03/ 21/91 03/26/91 PAGE COL Al Bl Al Bl Hl Hl Hl Il Il B7 Al Al Al Al All Gl Gl Gl GS Al Al Al Al A13 I1 Al Al Al Bl Cl Al G3 Al Al Al A6 A7 Bl Al All H6 H7 Dl 17 Al H3 16 Al4 H3 Il H8 H2 B5 G2 2 2 2 2 1 5 5 3 3 1 2 5 5 5 3 2 5 5 1 5 5 5 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 5 4 2 2 4 1 1 2 2 1 4 3 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 6 1 3 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Senate passes 18 appropriation bills State revenue showed increase for March GBl!le and Fish Comm fair game for legislators. PAGE COL 03/27/91 H2 3 04/ 3 / 9 1 B9 2 04/27/91 Bl columnist says Net state revenues fall below forecast 2 06/ 1 / 9 1 B4 1 05/26/91 B2 Taxes earmarked to gain public trust State deposits $ 2 . 6 million for vocational-technical schools 1 05/ 1/91 B2 1 Construction funds run short due to lower interest rates 06/28/91 BIO 1 Revenue collections below state forecast 08/31/91 Bl 2 State agencies face tight belts as revenue collections fall 09/29/91 Al 10/ 1/91 Bl 5 Tax shortfall may force budget cuts Agencies preparing for $25 million budget cut State agencies paring $25 million from budgets * * Arkansas ranks ahead of neighbors in increase in spending * Jim Pledger comments on decline in revenue collections * Tax collections fall. revenues off $8 .4 million * Forecast vs actual revenues (graph) Medicaid budget to be cut by $14 million * * State revenue falls short $ 2 . 3 million in November Ark and EDIPS (Exces sive Debt and Interest Payment Syndrome * * Second budget cut takes $ 1 1 . 4 million from Medicaid * Federal rules could cut 13 pct from state Medicaid budget 2 10/ 5/91 Al 6 10/27/91 Al 3 10/30/91 Bl 4 11/ 1/91 Bl 5 11/ 1/91 Bl 5 11/ 2/91 Al 4 1 1/ 8/91 Bl 11/ 28/91 Bl 12/ 4/ 91 Bll 1 1 2 12/ 1 1/91 Al 3 12/12/91 Bl 4 09/ 16/91 Bl 2 FIRE-WALKING Eight take seminar at Royal home. then walk on coals Ron Loerop conducts fire-walking seminar at his Royal home 0 9/ 16/91 Bl 2 FIREARMS see also Education see also V igilance groups Bill filed in Legis to bar local govt restrictions on guns Gov Clinton blasts NRA for support of proposed local gun law 0 1/24/91 17 01/31/91 I2 Local gun l aws t o be forbidden under proposal in House 01/31/91 12 Rep Bob Fairchild replies to columnist on gun control bill 02/ 3/91 Bl House passes bill to stop l ocal anti-gun laws 02/19/91 G8 5 3 3 1 1 Bill in Legis would bar local govt restrictions on firearms 03/ 7 / 9 1 16 Senate adopts bill prohibiting l ocal gun control measures 03/22/91 14 5 Bill banning local gun control vetoed by Gov Bill Cl inton 03/30/91 Bl 5 Opponents o f gun control attack Gov Bill Clinton in TV ads Gov Clinton studies system to check histories of gun buyers 05/ 1 4/ 91 Al Column on B rady Bill draws hot retorts from readers 04/17 /91 B2 05/19/91 Bl Columnist James Meriweather tells of encounters with handguns 06/10/91 Bl 1 2 5 1 1 FIREMEN see als o Government employees Legis approves insurance tax t o aid fire departments 03/28/91 I6 1 NLR officials out to change Fire Dept with reorganization 06/ 6/91 Bl 6 * 12/ 1 1/ 9 1 B4 3 Norfork Chief, 7 firefighters quit j obs t o alert community FIRES see also Bars and night clubs see also Benton see also see also Forest and brush fires Forrest City see also Fort Smith see also Lewis Livestock Auction Co see also Little Rock see also Medicine and health see also Murders - Preslar. Randel and Laura Preslar 125 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also New B ibleway Church of God in Christ see also Nite Lite Inc see also Pearson. Ben. Manufactruing Co see also PAGE COL Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials see also Prescott see also Trace Creek Country Club see also Tyson Foods Inc L ogan Willie Ray Johnson dies in Hot Springs house fire 0 1 / 3/91 Bl 0 1 / 9/91 B5 2 1 4 Man dies in apartment fire at Keiser 02/ 5/91 Bl 02/ 16/91 B5 Child dies in fire at Pine Bluff home 03/ Nelda Hill killed in house fire. 03/12/91 Al 2 Hot Springs police officer Mark Willis rescues 7 from fire 03/ 14/ 9 1 B5 03/21/91 Bl 3 Tire fire at Smackover causes $1 million damage 04/ 3/91 B6 4 First Assembly of God Church bldg at Paragould destroyed Fire at Hidden Valley Apts at Sherwood leaves 20 homeless Mobline home fire at Marked Tree kills three children two others inj ured Infant dies in Fort Smith house fire 0 1/ 20/91 Bl 4/ 91 B2 2 3 5 1 Tire company blaze at Smackover contained 04/ 4/91 B5 1 Tire fire at Smackover still smol dering 04/ 5/91 B5 2 Tire fire at Smackover still burning 2 Apartment fire in Hot Springs kills two adul ts 04/ 9/91 BS 05/ 6/91 Bl Darryl Hervey chgd with arson in LR apartment fire 06/ 24/91 Al 2 Arson suspected in burnig of new $35 , 000 bridge at Maumelle 0 7 / 6/91 B3 4 Few clues turn up in Maumel le bridge fire 0 7 / 9/91 B3 1 Russellville woman, 08/14/91 B3 5 baby die in fire at home 1 08/15/91 B3 1 Two children die in mobile home fire at Desha 08/27 /91 B3 4 Van G Mel son chgd with hiring man to commit arson 09/18/91 B2 1 Thirteen arsons in Dumas area show pattern 10/ 3/91 B3 3 Metal fork in microwave caused fatal As 9 1 1 looks for help. fire at Russellville Mayflower house burns t o ground Ronnie Roberts dies in house fire Three children die in house fire at Hot Springs * 10/21/91 Al * 1 0 / 2 2/91 B3 * 12/21/91 Al 2 1 6 FIREWORKS Bill in Legislature would ban bottle rockets in Ark 03/ 3/91 Cl 2 Legal age for buying fireworks may rise t o 16 03/ 7/91 I4 1 09/24/91 BS 1 FIRST BANK OF ARKANSAS see (Russellville) Banks FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK see Coal FIRST COMMERCIAL CORP see Banks FIRST COMMUNITY BANK (Conway) see Banks FIRST PYRAMID L IFE INSURANCE CO see Insurance FIRST SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF PARAGOULD see Banks FIRST UNITED BANCSHARES INC see Banks see Banks FIRSTSOUTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN FISH AMERICA RESORTS INC Three sue over failed proj ect FISH AND CRAYFISH CULTURE 1 26 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Lafayette County hopes to develop catfish farming industry PAGE COL 0 1/ 24/ 91 C l 2 Arkansas back in 2nd place in catfish sales 02/ 7 /91 Cl 5 Catfish plant for Fargo proposed 02/ 7/91 cs 4 5 03/28/91 C l O 1 OS/ 8/91 cs 4 01/26/91 A13 5 03/17/91 F2 Catfish may be Delta ' s ticket out of poverty Ark second only to Miss is sales of farm-grown catfish Catfish researchers at Arkansas Tech study chicken litter State has its first aquacul ture coordinator 04/14/91 FlO 1 FISH AND FI SHING see Wildlife FISH FARMING see Fish and crayfish culture FI SHER. GEORGE see also Cartoons FISHING EQUIPMENT see FITCH. Finance and budgets. State Govt JON see also FITZHUGH1 Assaults J MICHEL see also Iran-Contra Affair FLAG DESECRATION see Flags and emblems FLAG S AND EMBLEMS see also Education F2 House panel passes resolution against flag desecration House passes res to amend U S constitution to bar flag-burning 01/29/91 G4 4 Flag-burning bill s parks debate in Senate 02/ 1/91 !4 1 Senate passes resolution on flag-burning 02/ 5/91 Gl 1 Columnist says the brave let the flag wave - and burn Column on Senate vote on flag-burning 02/ 5/91 Gl 2 02/ 6/91 H8 1 Thieves stealing American flags FLAKE. 02/ 7/91 Bl JOHN see also FLANAGIN. Imperato . Lou PAT see also Children and youth see also Waste materials FLANNES1 5 GENE N see also Stocks and bonds FLEISCHAUER1 JACK J R see also Banks FLETCHER. JOHN GOULD 02/10/91 A7 1 07 /22/91 x8 1 Natural foods business booming for Ozark Co-Operative 02/16/91 C l 2 National Chicken Cooking Contest held in Little Rock 05/16/91 B l National Chicken Cooking Contest winners announced 2 05/17/91 Bl 5 Listed among state ' s most influential citizens FLOODS AND FLOOD CONTROL see FL OYD. Rivers and l akes RONNIE see also Baptist Church FLY ASH PRODUCTS INC Firm markets ash formed by coal burning at Redfield plant FLYING SAUCERS see Unidentified flying obj ects FOOD Food show sponsored by AIDC prmotes Arkansas products 127 * 12/ 2/91 D l 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Food show sponsored by AIDC prmotes Arkansas products * FOOD CONTAMINATION Poultry industry responds t o recent negative reports Razor blade found in Kit Kat bar in Pulaski County store FOOD STAMPS see Harvest Foods FOOT FETISH see Assaults FOOTBALL Univ of Central Ark ' s Mike Isom is NAIA Natl Coach of Year Univ of Ark games at Fayetteville to start at 2 p . m . Little Rock targeted for pro football franchise Preview of 1991 football season Little Rock to have Professional Spring Football League team * Univ of Central Arkansas in NAIA playoffs * Raz orbacks earn trip to Independence Bowl to face Georgia * Univ of Central Ark defeats top-ranked NE Okla, 3 0- 1 4 * Brackets show high school playoffs to finals * Fordyce defeats Dollarway for state Class AA championship Newport defeats Lake Hamilton for state AAA championship * * Rison defeats Carlisle for state Class A title Univ of Central Ark defeats Moorhead for trip to finals * Fort Smith Southside defeats Springdale for state AAAA title* Arkansas State Univ removes head coach Al Kincaid * Little Rock awarded Professional Spring Football League team* * Univ of Central Ark wins NAIA national championship * Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ' s All-Arkansas high s chool team * Arkansas Democrat-Gaz ette ' s All-Arkansas high school team Ray Perkins named head coach at Arkansas State Univ * Univ of Ark Razorbacks fall to Georgia in Independence Bowl * FORBES, RALPH P see also B irth control and abortion see also Duke. David see also Vigilance groups FORD, BILL J see also Banks FORDYCE see also Postal service FORDYCE CHURCH FURNITURE INC Churches keep firm busy FORDYCE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Football FORDYCE, SAMUEL W Fordyce made his fortune by investing in Arkansas FOREIGN DESCENT GROUPS see also Middle East Dominic Van Vau brings family from Vietnam after 1 1-year wait Ark is haven for Asians, state ' s fastest-growing minority FOREIGN STUDENTS see International students FOREIGNERS IN ARKANSAS see also International students Ex-UALR tennis star Berit Bj ork may have to leave country Berit Bj ork to leave US, then try to return 128 PAGE COL 12/ 2/91 Dl 1 06/23/91 Fl 0 9/ 1 1/91 B5 l 3 01/ 4/91 02/ 1/91 07/25/91 08/25/91 09/26/91 11/20/91 11/24/91 ll/24/91 ll/30/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7 /91 12/ 8/91 12/ S/91 12/ 8/91 12/10/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/15/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/29/91 12/30/91 5 5 2 1 4 1 5 5 Dl Al Dl Ll Dl C3 Cl Cl C4 Cl CS Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl CS C9 Cl Cl 5 6 1 1 3 1 2 4 l 1 1 1 09/16/91 x6 1 10/13/91 Al 2 06/17/91 B4 07/12/91 Al 1 4 02/19/91 Dl 02/22/91 Dl 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Fort Chaffee studied as holding site for Haitian refugees Gov Bill Cl inton opposes use of Fort Chaffee for Haitians John P Hammerschmidt opposes use of Chaf fee for Haitians FOREST AND BRUSH FIRES Fire near Sardis burns 97 acres. inj ures two boys Fires hit Arkansas forests FORESTS AND FORESTRY see also Archeology and anthropology see also Mines nnd minerals see also Swamps and wetlands see also Wood and wood products PAGE COL * 11/28/91 Al * 1 1 / 2 8/ 91 Al * 1 1/28/91 Al 3 3 3 03/ 11/91 B8 1 03/14/91 B2 2 Reforestation bill gets approval of House committee 02/ 2/91 A6 Ouachita Natl Forest lost money on timber program in 1 990 1 02/14/91 Bl 1 Three groups appeal Ouachita Natl Forest clearcutting plan Ouachita Natl Forest advisory panel formed 02/21/91 B5 03/16/91 B7 5 l Clear-cutting ban in Ouachita Natl Forest lifted by USDA 03/29/91 Al US Sen David Pryor angered by lifting of clear-cutting ban 2 03/29/91 Al Ouachita clear-cutters win a round 2 03/30/91 B8 1 (ed) Researchers seek profitable alternatives t o clear-cutting 03/31/91 Bl 2 Timber firms fear worst from pol icy on Ouachita Natl Forest 04/ 8/91 x16 Sen David Pryor wants Ouachita clear-cutting ban reinstated 04/ 9/91 B2 4 2 Plan for clear-cutting in Ouachita Natl Forest to stand 0 4/ 17 / 9 1 Bl Ark Atty Gen seeks t o j oin fight against clear-cutting Forestry Assn spokesman critical of Winston B ryant action 05/ 1/91 Bl 5 05/ Winston Bryant not opposed to selective logging in forest 05/ 1/91 Bl State vs clear-cutting (ed) Forest Service rules change proposal attacked by J Williams Rep Ray Thornton wants compromise on Ouachita Forest use Columnist writes on clear-cutting and pine tree farms 1/91 Bl 05/ 5/91 C2 05/13/91 B6 05/19/91 B2 05/19/91 C6 OWL urges mail ing l eaves to congressmen to protest clear-cuts 05/21/91 B4 Ouachita Watch League faults inaction of timber group 06/ 7 /91 B4 5 5 5 1 4 2 1 5 1 Sierra Club wel comes Atty Gen Winston Bryant ' s intervention 06/12/91 Bl2 OWL ' s timber sale proposal called preposterous 1 06/14/91 B12 4 Federal judge bars state from j oining Ouachita clear-cut suit 06/19/91 Bll 1 Proposal made to study banning clear cutting on state land 06/21/91 B9 Sierra Club ' s Ouachita cl ear-cutting suit denied by judge 3 06/26/91 B9 Gazette urges selective cutting in national forests 1 06/27/91 B l 2 1 Winston Bryant files appeal to block Ouachita timber sale Crews begin inj ecting chemical to kill trees near Deer 0 1 I 4/91 B6 07 I 9/91 Bl 4 Tree inj ection with chemicals draws 5 0 protestors at Deer 0 7 / 9/91 Bl 5 Robert Allen l r on killing of undesirable species in forests 07 / 17 / 9 1 Bl2 1 Industry forgets who ow-ns the forests , 07 /24/91 B6 1 USDA official defends clear-cutting decision Sierra spokesman says Robert Squyres lr on balanced mgmt of forests Issue of clear-cuts will vanish. 07 /28/91 C2 Dr Charle s Venus writes Foes of clear-cutting rely on fact s . not emotion. Hardwoods holding their own in Arkansas forests, 07/12/91 B8 Sierra Club fights even-aged timber sales in Ouachita Forest 1 1 07 /29/91 x3 1 07/31/91 B6 4 letter says 07/30/91 B6 letter says 2 1 08/ 7 /91 BB 5 Sierra Club says Ouachita timber sales could have doubled 08/14/91 B6 State forest 5 08/16/91 BB statistics mask hardwood l o s s , J Wil liams says AIDC announces closing of Dale Rodgers Lumber at Mena AIDC backs March 1990 forest management plan Environmentalists blamed for closing of Dale Rodgers Lumber Conservationists disavow blame for Ouachita Forest woes 129 08/16/91 Cl 08/16/91 C9 1 3 2 08/17/91 ClO 1 08/25/91 Bl 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Foresters say opposition hurts sales of timber 08/25/91 Bl 5 Poor timber sales hurt local schools financially 08/25/91 Bl 6 08/25/91 B2 Pact over Ozark Natl Forest mgmt averts feud over cutting Radicals want end to all forest cutting. 6 Robert McCord writes 08/25/91 C l 1 09/ 4/91 BS 1 6 Sierra Club spokesman com.mens on drop in timber sales Sierra Club seeks ban on even-age management in Ouachita 09/ 6/91 Bl Dr Drake A Hawkins charges Forest Service being deceitful 0 9/ 8/91 C2 1 Sierra Club spokesman responds to Charles Venus column 09/ 9/91 x2 2 Clear-cutting. herbicides damage Natl Forests. Hardwoods holding their own in Ark. OWL chmn says Thomas H Ellis writes 0 9/ 14/91 B9 1 0 9/ 15/91 C2 4 Preservationis t s accused of locking door on timber harvest 0 9/ 1 9/ 91 BB 09/24/91 Bl 5 Conversion to pine forests clear. 09/25/91 BlO 4 Five groups j oin ef fort to block ecologists Jerry Williams writes 4 Poor timber sales in natl forests blamed on ' radical s ' 09/ 25/ 91 B3 2 Sierra Club leader defends timber appeals 09/26/91 B7 3 Some counti e s . schools to get 60 pct less funds from forest NFS committed to preserving mixed stands. Let the national forests be diverse Lynn C Neff says Big timber again misleading publ ic, Doug Alexander writes Ecologists say foresters pad timber s a i e S forecasts Aerial herbicide spraying stirs debate in Stone County Judge refuses to halt even-age timber harvest in Ouachita 1 10/ 5/91 B9 1 1 0 / 1 4/ 9 1 B3 2 10/ 9/91 BB (ed) Forest revenues dipped 59 pct in 1991 Aerial herbicide spraying raises fears in Stone County 09/27/91 B7 * * * * 10/14/91 B6 1 10/27/91 B2 5 1 1/ 2/91 B7 1 11/16/91 A16 2 11/30/91 B4 1 02/ 1 2/91 BlO 5 0 1 / 15/91 Bl 1 07 I 3/91 Bll 6 FORREST CITY Five stores damaged in morning fire 1 FORREST CITY COUNTRY CLUB Club admits Rev Lawrence 0 Taylor as first black member FORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT see FORREST. Education F2 Ag2 JACK see also Environmental Systems Co FORT CHAFFEE see Barling see Defenses and armed forces see Prisons and prisoners FORT SMITH see also Civil rights and discrimination see also Economic development see also Historic buildings and sites see also Police see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials see also Quality of life Fire leaves 25 homeless after apartment fire FORT SMITH ETC see (Periodical) Periodical s FORT SMITH PUBLIC LIBRARY see Libraries. Public FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja20 Ja22 F l l Je6 Je21 01 8 see Football FORT STEER see Veterans FORTUNE-TELLING 130 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see FOSTER. Psychic phenomena H G see also FOSTER. PAGE COL Substance abuse and traffic PAT see als o Athletics and sports FOSTER. WILLIAM F see also Government employees. see also Roads FOURCHE see FOWLER. State CREEK Rivers and lakes WALLACE W see also Industrial Development Commission (Ark) FOXX ENTERPRISES INC see al s o Dardanelle Development Corp FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES see also Colleges and universities see also Agriculture FRAUDS AND SWINDLING see also American Flag Foundation see also Bank of Credit and Commerce International see also Banks see also Building see also Callan Publishing Company (Construction) see also Children and youth see also Gemini Energy Corp see also Harrison Gold and S ilver Exchange see also Harvest Foods see also Housing see also see also see also Insurance International Loan Network Inc Meat Mart Inc see also Medicine and health see also Premiums and trading stamps see also Producers Rice Mill Inc see also Stocks and bonds see also Television see also Theaters see also Tippett Executive Motors see also Trade schools see also Vehicle Management Group see also Water Source of Arkansas Inc Hoax caller at Huntsville impersonates police chief 02/ 1/91 BS 5 Dis count dining packages sold to 800 in Union Co are a s cam 04/ 5/91 B l 2 3 Scheme involves 04/21/91 Bl 1 Bogus calls made at LR in name of educ may be criminal intent 06/22/91 Bl 5 ' temporary ' night deposit box at bank Residents warned of w ire f raud calls from ' p ol ice officer' 07/ 6/91 Bl 2 07/10/91 B l 4 1 Alert bank o f ficials 0 9/ 7/91 BS 2 Telemarketing scam offers money for college 09/ 7/91 C2 2 Auto payment scheme operating in Arkansas 09/25/91 C2 5 Ex-Univ of Central Ark students allegedly behind s cam 09/ 26/91 Bl 2 Hot check inquiry widens to three states 10/ 1 0/91 B2 4 Consumers warned to beware of land s cams * 10/21/91 B3 * 10/28/91 B3 1 Two arrested in l oan. car insurance fraud foil ' pigeon drop' scam Fraudulent call claims MCI needs data to correct bill 'l.3 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Magazine szles s cam draw s warning from AG ' s office Wal i Muhammed indicted in credit card scheme Wali Muhammed back in prison for violating parole Bogus AP&L employees call. threaten cutoff of service Police warn residents of bogus gas company workers Heaven ' s Outreach Ministry appeal illegal. Atty Gen says Two solicitation scams use name of Watershed Proj ect Phone scam involved trip t o Hawaii for $ 1 2 . 9 5 * * * * * * * * PAGE COL 1 1/ 16/91 B3 5 12/ 12/91 Bl 4 12/ 1 2/91 B2 12/ 13/91 A20 see also Athletics and sports Attorney General see also Colleges and universities see also Police see also Saline County see also Taxation 1 12/13/91 A20 1 12/23/91 B5 4 12/29/91 B4 1 12/30/91 B3 1 1 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION see also 1 (Ark) Media challenges closed hearing for murder suspect Gary Ward 08/21/91 B3 Hearing for murder suspect Gary Ward to remain closed 08/22/91 B2 1 Working papers of staff ruled open for public inspection 08/24/91 Bl 2 j ustices 08/27 /91 Bl 1 Working papers ruling t o be appealed t o Ark Supreme Court 08/27 /91 Bl 09/ 2/91 Bl 5 Gary Ward case may set precedent for closed hearings 0 9/ 2/91 Bl 5 06/24/91 Al 2 Ruling opens working papers of gov. legislators. Former judge William Enfield fears shield on cases FREEMAN. ALLIE III Former Razorback basketball star changes t o politics 1 FREEWAY MEDICAL TOWER BUILDING (Little Rock) see Buildings and offices. Govt FRIENDS OF THE ZOO see Little Rock Zoo FRONTAIN. RAYMOND-JEAN see also Books and writing FRUIT AND VEGETABLES see also FULBRIGHT. Agricul ture J WILLIAM Urges restraint in pursuit of war with Iraq 0 1 /18/91 Al 2 Listed among state ' s most influential citizens 02/10/91 A7 04/ 6/91 Bl 1 Fulbright honored by Arkansas Historical Assn Arkansas College to give honorary degree to Fulbright 05/24/91 B7 6 Iraq embargo would have worked in time. 05/26/91 B l 4 1 Fulbright says Calls Soviet Union coup sad. warns against meddl ing FULLER. RON Fuller seeks delay in l ibel suit brought by J erry Russell Jerry Russell says his reputation damaged by Fuller ads Jerry Russell awarded $ 6 . 000 in l ibel suit against Fuller Editorial comments on f inding of libel in Russell suit Ron Fuller seeks to set aside libel verdict FULTON COUNTY Revenue shortfalls force county to trim its budget 08/20/91 AB 2 2 06/26/91 B5 1 07/26/91 B2 5 07 /27 /91 B4 5 08/ 3/91 BB 1 08/ 15/91 B7 2 :Jr 1 1 / 23/91 B l 2 1 FULTON SANITATION SERVICES INC s e e also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials FUND RAISING see also Callan Publishing Co see also Murders - Pipkin. see also Philanthropy Christina Marie Lake City mother works to halt soliciation by kids 132 0 7 /23/91 Bl 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Parents of dead child support ban on door-to-door drives PAGE COL 07/30/91 Bl 4 08/ 2/91 Bl 1 8/91 AB 3 Pangburn grandmother protests cheerleader fund-raising method 08/10/91 B3 08/ 28/91 B3 Pangburn cheerleader ' road-block' to continue 2 State to study door-to-door sales by students * 12/10/91 Bl 6 0 1 /24/91 B2 1 James Pipkin backs ban on door-to-door sales by children State l aw could halt Pangburn student s ' 08/ sol icitations FUNERAL S AND MORTUARIES Thomas G Peebles fined for illegal sol icitation at McCrory 2 01/30/91 H7 1 04/ 3/91 B9 2 Funeral director Rev Samuel E Blount censured by board 04/ 4/91 B4 5 Joan Birkland sues Beasley Wood Funeral Home at Mena 05/20/91 Bl 4 Mrs Birkland says mother ' s grave dug up twice without perm.it 05/20/91 Bl 4 06/ 4/ 91 Al 3 Jim Huson files for permit for crematory at North Little Rock 06/ 5/91 B3 1 Bill in Legis would protect policies of bankrupt insurors Two Marianna funeral homes still feuding over funeral NLR neighbors upset over planned crematory site Crematory ' s neighbors want NLR to j oin their fight 06/ 1 1 / 9 1 B3 1 Roller funeral home chain is operated by family members Neighbors of NLR crematory complain of odors and smoke 0 6 / 1 7 / 9 1 x4 1 Neighbors of crematory confront silent monster. letter say s 08/16/91 Bl 5 08/22/91 B B 4 4 Mortuaries near retirement centers serve varying needs 10/14/91 x6 Beasl ey-Wood mortician not disciplined for opening grave 10/24/91 Bl 4 10/31/91 B3 3 11/ 9/91 Bl 3 1 2/ 1 1/91 B4 1 06/ 6/91 B4 1 0 1 / 2 9/ 9 1 B3 2 02/28/91 Il 1 * * Sugar packet in casket not cause for damages . j ury rules Embalmers. Funeral Directors Bd fails to discipline Purifoy * Embalmers and Funeral Directors Boadd sued by Joan Birkland * * Suit involves Beasley-Wood Funeral Home at Mena 1 2/ 1 1/ 9 1 B4 1 FUNGICIDES see Agriculture FUTURE PROBLEM SOLVERS. International Bryant High School team heads to competition in St Louis GADBERRY. CHARLOTTE see also GAMBLE. Women STEVEN see al so GAMBLING Colleges and universities see also Bars and night clubs see also Bars and night clubs see also Horse racing Fuzzy law keeps bingo legal :in Pine Bluff for now Legislature may revive effort for legalized lottery Lottery plan before Legis would give proceeds to local govts Lottery proposal endorsed by Arkansas Municipal League 02/28/91 I3 1 03/ 2/ 91 AlO 2 Tom Brewer of Springdale . wins $1 million in Missouri lottery 03/21/91 Al 2 Lester Homuth of Fairfield Bay. won $17 . 9 in Illinois lottery 03/21/91 A9 1 03/31/91 Bl Bingo games are profitable. but chancy 03/31/91 B5 Bingo games are illegal in Miller County Conway FOP accepts donations from bingo operators Dabber ' s Bingo donates to Conway FOP regularly Dabber ' s Bingo owner at Conway worked for Joe Calvas 04/ 5/91 B3 5 5 2 04/ 6/91 Bl 2 04/ 6/91 Bl 2 04/30/91 B3 2 Bingo parlor to open in NLR without pay-to-play charge 05/10/91 Bl 5 05/12/91 Bl 1 Bingo parlor operator at NLR says he violates no laws 05/20/91 B2 1 06/16/91 Fl 2 06/27 /91 Bl 2 Cockfighting establishment in White County raided Column discusses bingo and gambl ing issue in Ark Springdale firm runs vans t o Okl ahoma bingo parlors Ballot title for lottery repeal amdt approved 133 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL New lottery proposal would simply repeal anti-lottery amdt 06/27 /91 Bl 2 A L Gibson of Van Buren, 06/28/91 Bl 2 06/28/91 Bl 2 heads new drive for lottery in Ark Records show Mr and Mrs A More lottery fool ishne s s L Gibson bankruptcy in 1 990 07 / 1/91 B8 (ed) 01 I 3/91 Bl Bingo for donation only questioned by Atty Gen W Bryant 01 I 4/91 Bl Winston Bryant says challenge to bingo not deliberate 1 5 2 07/ 6/91 Bl 01 I 9/91 ca 1 Springdale man suing next-door bingo business Springdale resident who filed suit once ran a bingo house 07 / 1 2/ 9 1 ClO 4 One director of proposed bingo assn owns Pine Bluff hall 07 /26/91 B4 Morrilton parlors watched by prosecutor Steve Kirk 08/ 1/91 B3 Owner says bingo parlor in Morrilton will be legal 08/ Bingo may need court opinion, columnist writes 07/25/91 Bl Bingo fans file papers t o create Arkansas Bingo Assn 1 5 5 5 2/91 B3 1 Bingo parlor ' s policy challenged by patron at Pine Bluff 08/ 3/91 B5 4 Charle s R Womble alleges assault at Conway bingo parolor 08/ 6/91 Bl 08/ 6/91 Bl Charle s R Womble says he refused to donate to play bingo 5 5 Suit f iled to shut down Lucky Spot B ingo Parlor at Conway 08/ 7 /91 B3 4 Prosecutor expects challenge of Morrilton bingo parlor 08/ 9/91 B3 3 Research findings on lottery sentiment in Ark 08/ 1 1/91 Cl 1 Morrilton bingo hall received only warning, 08/12/91 B2 5 prosecutor says Play-for-free option in bingo parlors hardly exists 08/18/91 Al Playing bingo without paying can be intimidating 08/18/91 Al6 Conway police shut down bingo parlor 2 1 08/27 /91 B3 4 Bingo parlor cwner at Conway charged 08/28/91 B4 4 Warrant issued for arrest of bingo parlor owner at Conway 08/29/91 B3 1 Judge 0 9/ 7 /91 B4 2 09/26/91 B9 4 calls bingo l aw vague. dismis ses 3 Conway cases 0 9/ 26/91 Bl No one chgd in alleged massive fraud in lottery petitions Robert McCord calls for making gambl ing legal in Ark Gambling would aid economy. tax revenue, hotel owner says Hot Springs hotel owner wants state to approve casinos Arkansans buy lottery tickets along Louisiana border NLR getting second bingo parolor Atty Gen Winston Bryant targets bingo parlors as gambling 2 0 9/30/91 Bl 2 09/30/91 Bl 2 10/15/91 A1 6 * 1 1 / 21/91 Al5 * 12/21/91 A1 3 12/21/91 A15 1 1 Bingo parlor owners say Winston Bryant ' s suit unfair * Owner says bingo halls are not illegal * 12/ 24/ 91 Bl 1 07/14/91 C4 1 GAME AND FISH COMMISSION (Ark) see also Finance and budgets, see also Mineral rights and leases see also State govt Wildlife Regional office moved from Mountain View to Calico Rock Stone County Leader sees Rep John Miller deal in office move GAMES Hideaway Sports Center at Vilonia features paintball games George Rose Smith writes on creating crossword puz zles GANGS see 07 / 1 4/91 C6 1 01/28/91 Bl 2 04/ 8/91 El 1 Children and youth see Crime and vice see Education J a6 Ja25 NB GARLAND COUNTY see also Taxation Ex-Circuit Clerk Calvin Sanders accused of funds theft 0 1/ 15/91 BlO 2 Calvin Sanders gets probation: funds repaid with interest 01/30/91 BS 5 GARRETT. WILLIAM see also Murders - Garrett, Will iam 134 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE GARROUTTE. FRANCES see also Athletics and sports GAS . Natural see Oil and gas GASOLINE see Petroleum. products GATEWOOD. WILLARD B see also Colleges and universities GAY AND LESBIAN TASK FORCE . Arkansas see Homosexuals Gm.DERMANN INC see also Markle. John GEMINI ENERGY CORP Govt has accused Gemini of defrauding investors Official agree to federal court order halting transactions GENCORP INC GenCorp Automotive in Batesville increases j ob s . production GENEALOOY Raymond E Jefferies specializes in Benton County famil ies GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Ark) see Legislature (Ark) GENERAL MOTORS CORP see also Morrilton Plastics Products Inc GENERAL PROPERTIES INC Crestwood Co may give up Lakewood Shopping Center Crestwood Co unveils reorganization plan List of properties owned by Crestwood Corp Boatmen' s Natl Bank wants Lakewood Village Shopping Ctr sold History of Justin Matthews family and its Crestwood Co Crestwood announces settlements with creditors Crestwood Co to sell Lakewood Village Shopping Park Crestwood f ends off banks ' threat * Crestwood Co emerges from bankruptcy * Crestwood Co to distribute assets t o satisfy creditors * Crestwood deeds Lakewood Village to St Louis bank GENETICS see B irth control and abortion GEORGE, LLOYD R see also Civil rights and discrimination see also Human Se"IVices Department (Ark) GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP see also Endangered and extinct species see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials Bag plant at Pine Bluff to be sold Giant paper machine called Ashdown Express sets world records * Paper for Post-It notes made at Ashdown mill * Injured worker awarded $500. 000 in suit against G-P GERBER PRODUCTS CO Fort Smith plant plans expansion GERMANY see also International visitors GERNERT. M L see also Aviation and aircraft GERSTACKER. FRIEDRICH PAGE COL · 135 09/24/91 B3 09/24/91 B3 2 2 09/12/91 C l 2 03/ 21/91 BlO 1 02/ 2/91 02/ 5/91 02/11/91 07/ 13/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 10/ 2/91 11/ 14/91 11/28/ 9 1 12/28/91 Bl Cl xl6 Cl Al Cl Cl Cl Dl Cl Dl 2 4 4 2 2 5 6 5 2 5 2 01/19/91 09/16/91 10/20/91 1 1/29/91 C2 x8 Gl B2 5 1 6 4 01/ 5/91 Cl 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL see Books and writing GET READY PROGRAM see Children and youth GHOSTS see Apparitions GIBBONS, TIMOTHY see also Stocks and bonds GIBSON, A L see also Gambling GIFI'ED CHILDREN Matt Heller adj usts to life as gifted child * 11/ 28/91 El GILBERT see al so Parks , recreation and tourism GILBERT. JACK see also Blacks GIROR, MARCELLINE see also Women GITCHEL. LEROY ALLEN see also Kidnapping GLASS, DAV ID see also B aseball * 10/28/ 9 1 D l Wal-Ma.rt CEO gives advice on leadership GO DISTRIBUTORS see also Automobiles and automobile drivers GOFF• ROBERT J R see also Hotels GOLF John Daly playing in PGA Championship at Carmel. Indiana 08/ 8/91 D l John Daly grabs lead at PGA Championship t ournament 08/10/91 Al John Daly still in lead at PGA Championship tournament 08/10/91 Dl 08/11/91 Al John Daly continues Cinderella story in PGA Championship 08/ 1 1/91 D l John Daly ' s coach says unusual swing is OK 08/11/91 D l John Daly c ontinues his winning ways in PGA Championship John Daly gives natl greeting to friends at Memphis club 08/ 1 1/91 D6 John Daly nearly penal ized two shots 08/ 1 1/91 D6 John Daly wins 73rd PGA Championship at Carmel , Indiana 08/12/91 Al John Daly ' s parents watched PGA tourney on TV at Dardanelle 08/12/91 D l John Daly wins PGA Championship by a long shot 08/12/91 D l PGA tour veterans praise young John Daly 08/12/91 D6 Pros predict Daly ' s game will blast into the future 08/12/91 D6 John Daly ' s lack of form.al lessons no hinderance to PGA win 08/12/91 D7 08/13/91 D l John Daly center of attention John Daly on cover of Sports Illustrated 08/15/91 D l John Daly replaces President Bush on SI cover 08/15/91 D l John Daly ' s legend old hat in Dardanelle 08/18/91 D l John Daly honored in Dardanelle 08/31/91 D l GOOD EARTH ASSOCIATION see Historic buildings and sites GORE, ALBERT see also Presidential election of 1 992 GORMAN, JOHN see also Callan Publ ishing Company GOSNELL SCHOOL DI STRICT see Education S3 136 2 4 5 2 2 2 1 4 4 4 2 2 5 1 4 4 3 3 5 5 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE GOULD New mayor orders pay of recorder-treasurer halted * Mayor says he will quit if marshal post not made appointive * City near bankruptcy. audit shows * City workers violated policies. auditing group says * Mayor says 10 years needed to get finances straightened * GOULD SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja17 Ag13 Ag17 Ag20 Ag24 Ag25 S4 S18 N14 see Education N15 N16 D16 GOULD. STEPHEN JAY Columnist reports on Gould lecture at LR GOVERNMENT BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (Ark) see Government departments and agencies (Ark) GOVERNMENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTS see also Buildings and offices. State see also Colleges and universities see also Roads see also Stadiums and arenas Legislators refuse to endorse out-of-state PERS contracts ALC endorse s contracts for retirement investments GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES (Ark) see also Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission (Ark) see also Building Services Council (Ark) see also Correction Department (Ark) see also Corrections Resources Commission (Ark) see also ,Crime Laboratory Board (Ark) see also Devel opment Finance Authority (Ark) see also Education Department {Ark) see also Employment Security Division (Ark) see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark) see also Health Department (Ark) see also Higher Education Department (Ark) see also Highway Commis sion (Ark) see al so Highway and Transportation Department (Ark) see also Human Services Department (Ark) see also Judicial Discipline and Disabil ity Commis sion (Ark) see also Labor Department (Ark) see also Medical Board (Ark) see also Motor Vehicle Commission (Ark) see also Pharmacy Board (Ark) see also Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark) see also Public Service Commission (Ark) see also Racing Commission (Ark ) see also Science and Technology Authority (Ark) see also Securities Department (Ark) see also Soil and Water Conservation Service (Ark) see also Teacher Retirement System (Ark) Gov Bill Clinton appts several persons to state posts Gov Bill Clinton makes 18 state appointments New law requires bds . comms to meet at least semi-annually Gov Clinton announces several appmts GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENICES (Ark) see also Bank Department (Ark) GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. Local 137 10/30/91 1 1 /21/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/21/91 PAGE COL Bl A15 Al3 Bl Bl 4 1 1 3 1 04/ 16/91 B7 4 05/16/91 B95 05/18/91 B2 2 01/ 19/91 02/16/91 03/ 1/91 06/ 7/91 4 3 4 6 B4 B7 I7 BS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also North Little Rock LR firefighters say city sl ighting them in budget Worker would pay cost of Civil Service appeal under bill Senate refuses to raise minimum salaries of county workers GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, State see also Insurance see also Middle East see also Prisons and prisoners State workers watch Legis for raises for different groups State of ficials seek big raises for employees Legis approves 4 pct increase in benefits for retirees Committee approves salary increases for state agency heads Gov Clinton ' s pay plan for agency heads off to rocky start Joint Budget Comm approves pay increase for Clinton staff Gov Cl inton asks for raises for state workers Some agency directors take cuts in proposed pay increases Pay increases for agency heads held up again Pay increases for top agency heads rej ected again Agency head raises get out of comm with some cuts Hiring of John Allen was political, state workers claim Grievance over hiring of John J Allen can be pursued Columnist sees politics in hiring of John Allen OHS j ob for John Allen turns out to be temporary Capitol interns for summer include children of 4 officials State agencies seek way to fund j ob reclassi fications State ordered t o pay 4 ex-parole officers for overtime Officials sent employees to stress-management course Stress management course was taught by Rev R J Hampton Columnist Max Brantley critical of stress mgmt expenditures Columnist Max Brantley reviews Rev R J Hampton ' s record Public Employees Retirement System backs away from arbitrage * Rep Bill Foster upset by timing of salary boost request Sen Stanley Rus s s ought, got, $10, 000 raise for dept worker * * Health Dept staff increase of 65 pct called j ustified * State workers immune from suits, Winston Bryant says GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, Local Bill for county official salary raises passed by Legislature GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL S. State see also Attorney General (Ark) see also Attorney General (Ark) see also Auditor (Ark) see also Contracts and purchasing. Govt see also Governor (Ark) see also Land Commissioner (Ark) see also Lieutenant Governor (Ark) see also Secretary of State (Ark ) see also Treasurer (Ark) Senate approves bill requiring receipts for expenses Column discusses need for law on expense accounts reporting Accounting for PR fund is thorny issue with officials Sen Ben Allen threatens suit if accounting system not found Officials cannot decide hew to document spending Constitutional officers agree to account for PR spending Public relations funds accounting debated by Legis panel 138 PAGE COL 01/ 8/91 Bl 02/ 1/91 I7 03/26/91 G5 2 3 4 0 1/ 2 1/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/28/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 5/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/30/91 04/ 2/91 04/26/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 1 9/91 07 I 9/91 08/27 /91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/28/91 09/19/91 12/19/91 12/19/91 12/26/91 12/27 /91 5 2 4 4 2 1 l 1 4 4 1 2 4 1 5 2 5 3 3 3 1 1 5 3 3 3 1 Bl Al 14 16 AlO G4 15 15 16 16 AlO B2 B2 Bl B2 Bl Bl B7 B2 B2 Bl Bl ClO Bl Bl Bl BlO 03/ 27 /91 H6 1 0 1/23/91 01/26/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/22/91 02/ 28/91 5 1 4 4 2 1 1 H3 Bl I1 I1 Al I8 I4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Expense bill hij inks merits mistrust of official s . col says Accounting procedures for PR funds advance in Legislature Proposal to drop 4 constitutional officers withdrawn Spat between Stanley Russ . W D Moore delays retirment bill Bill in Legis will prevent retirees drawing 100 pct of salaty House passes bill for documenting expense accounts Sen George Hopkins tells W J Mccuen to back off on bill Senate alters elected of ficial salary measure Commis sion proposed to set salaries Compromise reached on proposal to raise salaries Proposed amdt on salaries to go to voters Error in wording could cause state treasurer loss of money Amount of taxes withheld for PR funds ruled private Officials file expense accounts GOVERNMENT PROPERTY First shot at surplus state property denied to legislators House refuses to give up on preference for legislators House kills proposal to favor legislators on used equipment GOVERNOR (Ark) see also Faubus. Orval E Supporters of Gov Bill Clinton seek $100. 000 inaugural fund Gov Clinton wants property tax dropped for auto tag purchases Cl inton plan on auto tags draws fire from county collectors Gov Bill Clinton to push tax reform bill in Legislature Gov Clinton states his position on several issues Car tag change would not hurt tax collections. Clinton says Gov Cl inton takes long l ook at proposed sales tax boost Gov Clinton not yet decided on amt of new taxes to seek Inaugural events dedicated to Arkansans in Middle East In-depth interview with Gov Clinton on business issues Gov Cl inton would have voted war authority for George Bush Gov Cl inton reaches accord w ith Rep Thicksten on teacher pay Bill Clinton sworn in for fifth term as governor Bill Clinton wants evety penny of tax program for education Charisma still there for Clintons. columnist writes Column describes inaugural ball, mentions several guests Four ex-governors host dinner. reception for Gov Clinton Inaugural ball held despite threat of war Orval Faubus advises Gov Cl inton not to waver on his program Legislators impressed with Clinton education. highway plans Text of Gov Clinton ' s inaugural address to Legislature Gov Clinton ' s inaugural address sounds familiar (column) Asks Legis to delay session in respect for U S military forces Gov Clinton fills several state board and commission posts Bill Clinton addresses teachers holding rally for pay raises Gov Clinton feels Martin Luther King woul d f avor hard work Gov Clinton asks for half-cent rise in sales tax Gov Clinton seeks sales tax on used automobiles Gov Cl inton ' s env ironmental bills drawing opposition Bill Cl inton ' s plan sticks it to the little guy . column says Passing tax plan is Gov Clinton ' s top priority Gov Clinton names his legislative lobbyists Gov Clinton ' s plan on prison problems Summary of Clinton ' s proposals on health care 139 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/16/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/26/91 03/27 /91 04/17 /91 05/ 9/91 06/21/91 PAGE COL Il !2 !4 AlO B3 AB H3 H5 I6 G3 Hl Bl B6 B9 1 3 5 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 4 1 03/22/91 rs 03/23/91 All 03/26/91 G7 4 4 4 01/ 4/91 01/ 8/91 01/ 9/91 0 1/10/91 01/ 10/91 01/ 10/91 0 1/ 1 1/91 0 1 / 1 2/91 01/ 12/91 01/ 14/91 0 1/ 15/91 01/15/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 01/ 16/91 01/ 16/91 0 1/ 16/91 01/ 16/91 0 1 / 16/91 01/ 16/91 Ol/16/91 01/16/91 01/ 17/91 0 1 / 19/91 01/ 20/91 01/21/91 01/22/91 01/ 22/91 01/ 22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/ 22/91 01/22/91 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 5 4 2 1 5 5 1 3 5 3 l 1 B2 Bl Al Al Al Bl Al Bl B2 x7 A6 G2 Al Al A4 A4 A4 A4 A4 H4 H4 H5 Al B4 Al Bl Al Al All Gl Gl G2 GS GS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Senate passes Clinton ' s tax proposal. 3 0-5 Herby Branscum Jr apptd to AHC by Gov Bill Clinton House panel approves Clinton ' s hal f-cent tax package Bill Cl inton signs half-cent sales tax rise into law Legislature wins warm praise by Clinton for tax bill passage Gov Clinton working well with new legislators Gov Clinton blasts NRA on support of local gun law ban Gov Clinton signs Education Trust Fund bill Medicaid expansion advocated by Gov Bill Clinton Gov Clinton ready for state to run several federal programs Gov Clinton urges passage of pollution control package Gov Cl inton says state to crack down on Nucor pollution Gov Cl inton says only Nucor to get tax exemption Gov Clinton praises harmony . productivity of Legislature Gov Cl inton speaks to labor group. urges support of bills Gov Cl inton open to 2 PC&E bill change s Gov Clinton makes 18 state appointment s Gov Cl inton to sign bill increasing lawmakers ' retirement pay PC&E Comm restructuring approved by Gov Bill Clinton Foes of opening corporate tax records break pact, Gov says Funds to aid flood victims approved by Gov Bill Clinton Gov Cl inton fights funding ' phanton student s ' in school s Gov Cl inton favors repeal of criminal eviction law Vo-tech educ reform backed by Gov Bill Cl inton Truck weight-distance tax settlement bill signed by Clinton Nearly all of Gov Clinton ' s package passes Legislature Gov Cl inton signs bill for govt complex despite misgivings Clinton favors end to property tax on furniture, clothing Bill Clinton draws line on PC&E restructuring Smoker ' s rights bill vetoed by Gov Bill Clinton Welfare benefits increase will not be sought by Gov Cl inton Gov Cl inton signs 3 bills to protect family abuse victims Cl inton wants state to make up lost pay of military in Gulf Makeup pay would go to state employees serving in Gulf area Gov Clinton. Poultry Federation clash over PC&E restructuring Welfare budget defended by Bill Clinton Bill Clinton explains his role in AIDC l oan t o plastics firm Gov Cl inton urges citizens to work for PC&E restructuring Gov Clinton gives up on tax fairness. James Powell writes Gov Cl inton ' s car tag renewal plan gets out of committee College tuition program bill signed by Gov Bill Clinton Bill to open business tax-break files signed by Gov Clinton Sheffield Nelson attacks Gov Clinton on tax: plans Fever hasn ' t broken (ed on Sheffield Nelson statements) Pardon for Robert E Troutt refused by Gov Bill C linton Gov Cl inton lobbies for car tag renewal simplification Gov Clinton rej ects big j ump in child wel fare fund Mandatory seat belt law signed by Gov Clinton Bill and Hillary Clinton at opposite ends of Medicaid battle Gov Clinton asks sponsors to recall racing pass bill Gov Cl inton doubts case made for doubling size of Appeals Ct Measure to balance state budget released by Gov Clinton Gov Clinton says he has not protected Dr Fahmy Malak Cl inton say s he never heard of Susie Deer case until yr ago 140 01/ 24/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 0 1 / 26/91 0 1 / 27 /91 01/31/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 4/ 91 02/ 5/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 11/91 0 2/ 1 1/91 02/13/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/ 20/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02121191 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/24/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 PAGE COL Al Bl Al Al Al Al 12 A7 Al AB I1 I2 A12 Bl Bl H3 B7 BB H5 H6 BlO 12 rs I1 Al Bl Gl G6 H2 H2 Bl AlO A6 A6 A_q I3 Cl Bl B7 Bl B2 A6 B5 B6 B4 I1 !3 I6 A6 G4 A_q H2 Al6 A17 5 5 2 2 2 2 3 4 6 4 5 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 3 1 4 5 6 5 4 3 3 1 5 2 2 1 1 2 2 4 1 2 3 5 1 6 4 1 4 l 4 1 3 3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gov Clinton will ask special PSC to resume duties Gov Clinton gives health bill backers lobbying tips Clinton says federal funds to be used for s chool cl inics School health clinics to operate as usual . Gov Cl inton says Bill Clinton to co-chair natl education task force Legislative session one of the best. Gov Bill Clinton says Bill banning gun control vetoed by Gov Bill Clinton Gov Clinton successful with nearly all of legis package Gov Cl inton appts wife ' s l aw partner special j ustice Christian Coalition director Mark Lowery attacks Clinton Gov Bill Clinton vetoes several measures passed by Legis Henry Oliver resigns as Gov Clinton ' s chief of staff Gov Clinton signs several measures passed by Legislature Gun control opponents attack Clinton in TV ads Gov Clinton comments on UA athletic dorm sex incident Arkansas already ahead of Bush educ plan. Gov Clinton says Funds for aid to the homeless released by Gov Clinton Low environment rank of Ark disputed by Gov Bill Clinton Gov Clinton to inspect flood damage in Southeast Ark Bill Clinton tours flood damge. raises grant amount Gov Clinton backs 2-mos salary for Dr Raymond Morrison Vo-tech director resigned over differences with Clinton Bill Clinton helps dedicate TrefilARBED Arkansas plant Clinton sought to curb expenses of J immy Mason Clinton sugge sts giving GED test to 12th graders Clinton looking into system to check histories of gun buyers Gov Clinton seeks student exchange with Eastern Europe Gov Clinton ' s talk with Correction B d Chmn Mason gets results Bill Clinton stays in $500-a-night hotel at taxpayer expense Gov Clinton seeks ways to strengthen child protection system Gov Clinton fi.les claims on PR fund Gov Clinton applauds taxes passed ' for tomorrow ' San Antonio ' s ex-mayor Henry Cisneros praises Bill Clinton Animal waste urgent env ironmental problem, Gov Cl inton says Cl intons served up $36 , 275 in food, expense 1 990 rept shows Gov Clinton reorganizes his staff into three teams Gov Clinton comments on abortions at UAMC Gov Clinton s crutiniz es use of public funds for abortions Gov Clinton wants voters to get news about legis package Gov Clinton tells Central High graduates to dream. try Sheffield Nelson urges Clinton to deny cl.emency to Lohbauer Gov Bill Clinton orders end to race-norming on ESD tests Gov Bill Clinton criticized for ending race-norming Gov Clinton uses PR money to pay for booklets on legis work Bill Clinton names members of new Crime Laboratory Board Sen Jerry B ookout runs state in absence of Gov, Lieut Gov Gov Clinton appts several persons to boards and commissions Clinton asks PG&E to reconsider threatened streams Robert McCord column urges Bill Cl inton to continue battle Clinton tells s chool dists to begin teacher pay raise new Rep John Lipton spends day as governor Clinton names panel to study child welfare system in Ark Clinton urges faith in education in Governor ' s School talk Gov Clinton presides at hearing on health care access 141 03/26/91 03/26/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 4/ 91 04/ 5/91 04/ 1 2/91 04/ 12/91 04/13/91 04/ 17 /91 04/18/91 04/19/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/10/91 05/ l l/91 05/1 1/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/ 14/91 05/ 14/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/20/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/26/91 05/27 /91 05/30/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 5/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 9/91 06/12/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/17/91 06/20/91 PAGE COL Bl Gl Al I7 A3 A1 Bl Bl B6 B9 B14 B2 B2 B2 A4 A4 B4 B12 B2 B2 Bl Bl ClO Al B9 Al A6 Bl A3 B4 B2 Bl A3 Al Bl B6 B4 B6 B2 B2 Bl l Bl3 B4 B6 B4 B8 B8 Bl Cl B9 B4 B4 Bl A6 5 5 5 1 3 2 5 5 1 4 1 2 5 2 4 1 5 4 5 2 2 3 3 5 5 5 1 5 3 5 6 4 3 2 2 1 2 4 l 3 6 3 1 1 1 2 6 3 1 5 1 3 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gov Clinton promotes Proj ect Success as welfare reform Clinton asks PSC to review permit for medical waste disposal Gov Clinton reappoints Joe Pascale to PC&E Comm Gov Cl inton turns in PR claims Bill Clinton spends July 4 criss-crossing state to events Gov Clinton spends more than 1 2 hours traveling around state Gov Clinton defends reappointment of Joe Pascale to PC&E Comm Clinton appmt of Joe Pascale to PC&E called political payoff Gene Farrell resigned PC&E Comm seat at Gov Clinton ' s request Gov Cl inton j oined Marie Osmond in duet for troops Bill Clinton not a children' s crusader. columnist writes Bill Cl inton calls suit on child wel fare in Ark disturbing Gov Clinton announces $5 million in preschool grants Gov Cl inton says $ 1 5 . 000 spent for crime watch well spent Gov Clinton wants overhaul of child welfare system in state Gov Cl inton advocates publ ic. private sharing health costs Gov Cl inton pledges help in converting Eaker AFB for industry Bill Clinton to promote awareness of 1 991 legis session work Asa Hutchinson leads blast at Gov Cl inton ' s absenteeism Bill Clinton takes pro-choice stand on abortion Women ' s Political Caucus greets Gov Clinton with cheers Women ' s Political Caucus finds Clinton in line with agenda Gov Clinton ' s pro-choice stand on abortion ia a shocker Pro-choice. without a doubt (ed on Clinton ' s abortion stance) Gov Clinton amazed by reaction to his abortion stand Gov Clinton hesitates to call Legis on defender system Bill Clinton ' s abortion remarks over the years Gov Clinton expects challenge of legislative reapportionment State-backed loan to Morrilton Plastics ruled not anti-union Robert Mcintosh claims Clinton did not pay for services Robert Mcintosh says Clintn promised money. Yarnell pact Robert Mcintosh says Clinton promised prison release of son Robert Mcintosh ' s allegations false. Gov Cl inton says Bill Clinton calls Robert Mcintosh lacking in credibility Bill Clinton looking for ways to curb street violence Gov Cl inton visits comedian Dick Gregory in LR hospital Gov Clinton attends meeting on youth crime in Pulaski County Lawsuit by Larry Nichols against Clinton quietly dropped Larry Nichol s wants to reopen his suit against Gov Clinton Clinton ' s atty says Robert Mcintosh did not report payment Clinton says l imiting access to public housing may slow crime Larry Nichols suit against Gov Clinton opened to public Gov Clinton lauds speedup in auto licensing under new program Gov Clinton champions prison boot camp program Robert Mcintosh says group to pay him to haunt Bill Clinton Letter critical of Gov Clinton on env ironmental issues Robert Mcintosh declines trip to New Hampshire to dog Clinton Arkansas duties not neglected. Gov Bill Clinton assures Gov Clinton perpl exed by Winston Bryant suit against PC&E Clinton wants child wel fare proposal in his hands by November Jim Guy Tucker ready to take reins if Clinton runs for pres Gov Clinton l istens to suggestions for curbing youth crime Clinton asks Crime Lab how it would proceed without Dr Malak Bill Clinton cites Legis in delay of child aid funding 142 06/24/91 06/28/ 91 07/ 2/91 07/ 3/91 07/ 5/91 07 / 5/91 07/ 5/ 91 07/ 6/91 07 / 6/91 07/ 7/91 07/10/91 07 / 10/91 07/10/91 07 / 10/91 07 / 1 1/91 0 7 / 1 1/91 07 / 12/91 07/13/91 07 / 1 4/91 07/15/91 07 / 15/91 07 /15/91 07/ 16/91 07/16/91 07 / 17/91 07/17/91 07 / 17/91 07/ 18/91 07/20/91 07 /23/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 07/25/91 07/25/91 07/26/91 07/26/91 07/27/91 07/27/91 07/30/91 07/30/91 07/30/91 OS/ 3/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 5/91 0 8/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/20/91 08/27/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 PAGE COL Al Bl Bl B4 Al AB Bl2 Bl B7 A12 Bl Bl B8 B9 Al B8 Bl Bl Bl Al Al AS Bl BS Bl B6 BS Bl Cl B2 B2 B2 B2 BB A6 A6 Al Bl BlO B7 B2 B2 B2 Bl Bl x2 AS A3 Al B2 Al B2 Al BS 5 2 5 l 5 1 5 l l 1 l 2 1 1 2 3 2 5 5 2 2 3 5 3 5 1 5 2 2 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 5 2 1 4 1 l 2 1 1 2 5 5 5 4 2 6 6 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill Clinton beginning to tend t o troublesome issues at home Child welfare funds lagged, Gov Clinton concedes Gov Cl inton gives annual Labor Day picnic for labor Gov Bill Clinton signs pro-labor petition on striking workers Gov Clinton answers questions on call-in TV show Gov Clinton suggests Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak resign Clinton appmt of Percy Malone to Pharmacy Bd upsets industry Clinton wants more staff for child welfare, but no tax William H Bowen named executive secretary to Gov Bill Clinton Pharmacists threaten to work against Clinton campaign Pharmacists broke word, Gov Bill Clinton says Column discusses Bill Cl inton ' s 1 inability ' to run state William H Bowen leaves Ensco board to serve Bill Clinton Bill Clinton says state did all it could in Mena case Gov Clinton makes appmts to Higher Education Board Column analyzes appm.t of Bill Bowen as Clinton chief-of-staff Analysis of the Cl inton record in Arkansas Analysis of the Clinton record in Arkansas Clinton did not play fair in Arkoma case, PB Commercial says Bill Cl inton says Ark in vanguard of educational reform Bill Clinton uses own study to dispute Green Index rating State GOP co-chairmen urge Clinton t o resign as Governor Gov Clinton sets execution date for Kirk Douglas Wainright Sheffield Nelson blames Clinton for tax failure at LR Bill Clinton. lawmakers agree Legis session not needed * Gov Cl inton bel ieves child welfare lawsuit can be settled Gov Clinton. Acting Gov Jim Guy Tucker differ on problem * * Clinton ' s ' remedy ' (ed on child wel fare system problems ) * Column on ' dualing ' governors on call of legis session * Thomas C McRae pondering 1994 race for governor * Clinton campaigns. state growers poorer, M Oakley writes * Column discusses Bill Cl inton ' s problems in Arkansas * Bill Bowen discusses his j ob as chief of staff * Gov Bill Clinton says special legis session possible Bill Clinton disputes ACES rept on child support collection * * James Guy Tucker hints at race for governor * Bill Clinton attends Law Enforcement Day ceremony at L R Gov Clinton salutes helpers w ith Desert Storm welcome home * * Gov Cl inton says state should erase race from UCA charter * Rep Tim Hutchinson wants Clinton ' s pay docked Do cking Bill Clinton ' s pay unconstitutional . Atty Gen says * * Dock Bill ' s pay? (ed) * Bill Clinton opposes use of Fort Chaffee for Haitians * Gov Bill Clinton has no word on housing Haitians in Ark * Gov Clinton honors survivors of Pearl Harbor attack * Gov Clinton honors survivors of Pearl Harbor attack Gov Clinton pardons Jaye Kay Williams in school theft case * John Robert Starr blames Clinton for lack of insurance plan * * Bill Clinton wants revisions of used tire disposal rules * Cl inton does not re-appoint J immy Mason to Correction Bd GOVERNOR' S SCHOLARS see Scholarships and loans GOVERNOR' S SCHOOL (Ark) Gov Clinton addresses students on value of education 143 PAGE C.OL Al Bl l 2 2 4 6 6 1 1 5 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 3 1 5 2 1 5 5 2 2 1 1 5 1 1 3 5 5 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 3 5 3 3 2 4 2 1 06/17 /91 Bl 2 08/30/91 08/31/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 4/91 09/ 4/91 09/ 5/91 0 9/ 5/91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 9/91 09/ 10/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 09/17/91 0 9/ 1 9/91 09/22/91 09/22/91 09/22/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 4/ 91 10/10/91 10/11/91 10/16/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/24/91 10/25/91 10/27/91 10/27 /91 10/27/91 10/28/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 1 1/ 6/91 11/10/91 11/ 1 1/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 11/ 14/91 11/ 15/91 1 1/21/91 1 1/28/91 1 1 / 2 9/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/28/91 12/28/91 Bl Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B5 Al Bl BlO x3 C9 Bl B2 Bl A6 A7 C4 AB Bl A.Q B2 BS A3 Al Al BlO Bll Bl H5 H5 Al Bl Bl B4 Bl Bl Bl BlO B3 B8 Al Al Bl Bl B6 H5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Animal rights activist addresses school GRACE MANUFACTURING CO Russellville firm test-markets tools GRACE, PRESTON JR see also Banks GRADY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ag13 Ag24 S l 2 GRAN, ED see also Vigilance groups GRAND GULF POWER PLANT see Electric power GRAND PRAIRIE TRACE see Parks , recreation and tourism GRANDPARENTS see Children and youth see Famil ies and family life GRANT COUNTY FAIR see Expositions and fairs GRAVETTE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja25 Mr19 My8 My9 GRAY, CYNTHIA see also Deaths GRAY, EDWIN F Edwin and Ruth Gray killed in plane crash Obituaries of Edwin and Ruth Gray GRAY, HENRY see also Trucks and trucking industry GRAY, PATRICIA see Southwestern Bell Telephone Co see also Junior League of Little Rock GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORP see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials GREAT PASSION PLAY (Eureka Springs) Arkansas Interfaith Conf criticizes play as anti-Semitic GREEN BAY FOOD CO Atkins plant packs several brands of pickles GREEN BAY PACKAGING CO Fire at Morrilton plant does $50 , 000 damages GREEN DENTAL LABORATORIES INC Heber Springs firm is one of state ' s largest dental labs GREEN INDEX see · Environment GREEN, BILL see also Inventions GREEN , ERNEST Green bemoans disdain for study by today ' s youth GREENBERG, PAUL see also Books and writing GREENBERG, STANLEY see also Presidential election of 1 992 GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Mr15 GREENE. BETTE see also Books and writing 144 PAGE COL 06/28/91 B13 4 03/ 18/91 x15 1 06/ 3/91 Al 06/ 3/91 B6 2 5 05/ 4/ 91 B14 1 04/ 8/91 x4 1 08/ 6/91 B3 1 07 /29/91 x6 1 05/11/91 B6 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE GREENLAND see also Aviation and aircraft GREENPEACE see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials GREGORY, DICK see also Crime and vice Coming to LR to help DIGNITY in fight against crime, drugs Arrested, j ailed briefly at LR; taken to hospital Gregory among protestors who refused to leave Arm.idillo ' s Police tried t o persuade Gregory to leave store Protestors say Armidillo ' s Hands sells drug paraphernalia Comic puts humor to work in his fights Gregory was arested at Pine Bluff in 1 964 Gregory to wage war on drugs : V<JWS to take back streets of L R Gov Bill Clinton visits Dick Gregory in LR hospital Gregory says he is not trying to win popularity contest Returns to scene of his arrest at Alligator ' s Hands Gregory ' s drug fight familiar Gregory convicted of trespass, fined Takes DIGNITY message to Pulaski Jail inmates Tells neighbors to videotape drug deals Complex man l eading DIGNITY ' s drug war Gregory meets with LR Police Chief Louie Caudell GREYS TONE see Housing GRIFFITHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education My24 GROBMYER, MARK see also Commerce GRUBBS see also Rivers and lakes GUARINO, NICHOLAS ANTHONY JR see also Harrison Gold and Silver Exchange GULLEY, TOM see also Athletics and sports GUNS see Firearms GUNTER, FORREST see also Veterans GURLEY ASSOCIATES see Advertising HAIL STORMS see Weather and storms HAITIANS IN ARKANSAS see Foreigners in Arkansas HAI.AB Y • RAOOF see also Middle East HALE, DAVID see also Dardanelle Development Corp HALE, WILBUR see also Vigilance groups HALEY. GEORGE WILLIFORD BOYCE Second black graduate of UA Law School heads Postal Rate Comm Black graduate of UA Law School returns for visit 145 07 /23/91 07 /24/91 07/24/91 07 /24/91 07/24/91 07/25/91 07/25/91 07 /25/91 07 /25/91 07/25/91 07/26/91 07 / 26/91 07 /27 /91 07/28/91 08/ 1/91 0 8/ 5/ 9 1 08/ 6/91 PAGE COL A8 Al Al Al Al A6 A6 A6 A6 Al Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 1 1 1 3 6 5 4 5 5 01/28/91 Al 09/21/91 Bl 2 2 Al Al Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE HALL. ANDREW M see also Religion HALL. JOHN WESLEY JR see also Murders - Mason. Marj orie L HALL. NANCY JOHNSON Former state Treasurer dies at age 88 HALLOWEEN see also Traffic accidents and safety HAL STEAD INDUSTRIES INC Wynne workers laid off Dec 14 to return to work Union rej ects ' final ' contract offer * Hal stead. Teamsters avoid strike. agree to contract * HAMBURG see also Police HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT see Medicine and health HAMMERSCHMIDT. JOHN ARTHUR see also Transportation Safety Board. National HAMMERSCHMIDT, JOHN PAUL see also Congress HAMPTON, DAN see also Athletics and sports HAMPTON, R J see also Government employees. State HAMRA. GERALD Interview with businessman Gerald Hamra HAMZY0 CONNIE see also Presidential election of 1992 HANDICAPPED see also Arkansas School for the Blind see also Automobiles and automobile drivers see also Education see also Housing see also Special Olympics Blind s tudent aided by high-tech Shannon Nunn. 1 0 . receives bionic ear implant Prison inmates at Wrightsville produce braille textbooks Advocates for disabled select lead group Arkansas Lighthouse for the Blind trains workers for j obs Home-care anomal ies hinder system' s work Disabled teen gains independence at Easter Seal facil ity Spina bifida summer camp lets children learn. play Camp for children who cannot speak lets them interact College rep course offered for the visually handicapped Children find outlet from chronic disease at Camp Aldersgate Forty asthmatic children starting week at Aldersgate Groups unite to implement Americans With Disabilities Act Students with disabilities honored Greg Blubaugh ' s spirit. enterprise. draws praise of Burt Hann * Dean Massey. a quadriplegic. fighting to walk again Arkansas cities race clock to comply with Disabilities Act * Phone firms want all subscribers to pay for service to deaf * Phone firms want al l subscribers to pay for service to deaf * * ADAPT group protest Medicaid budget cuts with sit-in 146 PAGE COL 01/ 2/91 B4 5 01/ 1/91 Cl 12/ 14/91 D2 1 2/ 28/91 D8 5 2 1 01/21/91 x7 1 02/25/91 03/31/91 04/30/91 05-/ 1 1/91 05/20/91 06/ 2/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/19/91 07/ 8/91 07 / 1 5/91 07 /22/91 07/25/91 07 / 3 1/91 0 8/ 5/91 1 1/ 8/91 1 1/ 19/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/31/91 1 2 3 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 6 3 4 5 2 1 1 1 2 Bl Al BS B2 Bl Bl Al Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl B2 B2 x6 Al Bl Bl Bl Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Medicaid cut protesters chain themselves in governor ' s offce* HANDICRAFTS see Culture and the arts HANGII. ELENA Activist works with Acorn. Institute for Social Justice. FHLB HANNAH ' S POTPOURRI SPECIALTIES INC Burt and Donna Hanna have built maj or success Burt and Donna Hannah named Young Enterpreneurs of the Year HANNAHS. GERALD see also Phoenix Mortgage Corp HARBORS. PORTS AND MARINAS Chicot County turns down tax for Yell ow Bend Port HARDIN, LUTHER see also Education Department (Ark) - Vocational Educ Div HARDING UNIVERSITY see Colleges and universities HARDY, BENJI see also Children. Gifted HARINGTON. DONALD see also Books and writing HARKEN ENERGY CORP see also Bank of Credit and Commerce International HARKEY. JOHN NORMAN see also Legal aid for the poor HARMON. DAN see also Saline County see also Substance abuse and traffic Prosecuting atty charged with not filing tax returns Friends , political foe stand up for Harmon Harmon to plead innocent to failure to file taxes Judge Gary Arnold denies leaking memos on drug allegations Harmon chooses j ail over terms magistrate set for release Harmon finds order for drug s creening especially galling Harmon challenge to drug test may be unique Harmon says he is a political prisoner Prosecutor stays in NLR j ail to protest pre-trial conditions Federal marshals refuse to allow private lab test for Harmon Appeals Ct panel in St Louis denies freedom for Harmon US Circuit Ct of Appeals to rule next week on Harmon ' s appeal Harmon ' s run-in with j udge fits longtime pattern American Civil Liberties Union j oin Harmon protest Harmon continues soj ourn in NLR j ail Limits on Harmon not reasonable, Malvern paper says Harmon released from j ail after judges erase drug test rule Trial of Harmon delayed until February 1 992 HARMON. KENNETH see also Assaul ts HARP ' S FOODS Springdale-based chain expanding into Central Arkansas HARRINGTON. BOB see also Murders, Attempted - Harrington, Bob HARRINGTON. DAVE see also Economic development HARRISON GOLD AND SILVER EXCHANGE 1 47 PAGE COL 12/31/91 Al 3 06/ 3/91 x4 1 04/ 6/91 Cl 05/ 5/91 C4 2 1 04/ 1 1/91 B7 1 08/17 /91 08/17 /91 08/24/91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 0 9/ 7 /91 09/ 8/91 0 9/ 1 4/91 10/ 4/91 5 1 2 2 2 2 3 5 5 5 6 6 5 5 6 3 2 4 Al A7 Bl A2 Bl Bl Al Al Al Bl Al Bl Al B4 BS C4 Al B4 02/28/91 ClO 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL * 12/ 7 /91 Bl Hondurans catch fugitive Nicholas Anthony Guarino J r Many retired persons had invested in precious metals market * 12/ 7/91 Bl HARRISON, WILLI.AM F see also Substance abuse and traffic HARSHAW I JUJU see also Athletics and sports HARVERSTER CHURCH 10/31/91 B9 Firebomb left in Rogers church with timer ticking HARVEST FOODS 04/22/91 Bl Union authoriz es strike unless wages, benefits increase 06/20/91 cs LR store fined $20 , 000 for trafficking in food stamps 06/20/91 C8 Two employees held responsible for food stamp violations 07/19/91 Cl Schools to get $1 million worth of computers 10/13/91 Fl Interview with Harvest Foods CEO Harry Janson HARVEY, CHARLES see also Monte Ne HASTINGS, HARRY see also Rivers and lakes HATCHER, JOE C see also Colleges and universities HATHAWAY JIM see also Land and real estate HAWKING (Bill) Family see also Styline Inc HAWKINS, BRUCE 04/11/91 Bl IRS targets State Rep Hawkins for back taxes payment 04/ 1 1/91 Bl State Rep Hawkins says he will pay all taxes due HAWKINS, ETHEL Honored as outstanding philanthropist 03/ 6/91 B3 HAWKINS, MARLIN 09/29/91 Bl Friends roast Hawkins at fund-raiser for public l ibrary HAYS , BROOKS 02/10/91 A7 Listed among state ' s most influential citizens HAZARDOUS MATERIALS see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials HAZEN see also Weems, Sam A HAZING 08/22/91 Bl Police cite 2 0 teens at L R in school haz ing ritual at park 08/24/91 Bl Students at L R get of f with warning HEALTH see Medicine and health HEALTH CLINICS. School-Based see Birth control and abortion see Medicine and health HEALTH DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Birth control and abortion see also Government employees , State see also Medicine and health see also Tobacco Director J oycelyn Elders frequent attender at meetings 05/ 6/91 Al Director Joycelyn Elders pursued by other states 05/25/91 Al Former medical examiner Dr Fahmy Malak j oins Dept staff 09/11/91 Al Director Joycelyn Elders calls Dr Fahmy Malak an asset 09/12/91 Bl 5 5 6 1 1 1 1 2 I 148 2 2 1 6 4 2 2 2 5 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE HEAL TH INSURANCE see Insurance HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATIONS see Medicine and health HEARNE. GARBO see also Women HEAVEN ' S OUTREACH MINISTRY see Frauds and swindling HEERWAGEN. PAUL KILLIAN Author and storyteller dead at age 95 HEFLEY. JAMES CARL see also Books and writing HEIDINGSFELDER. SHARON see also Women HEISKELL. JOHN NETHERLAND Listed among state ' s most influential citizens HELENA see also Police Town to be featured on J apanese television program HELLER. MATT see Giften children HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY see Athletics and sports see Colleges and universities HENDREN. JIMM L see also Courts, Federal HENDRICKS. CHARLES see also Angola HENDRIX COLLEGE see Athletics and sports see Basketball see Colleges and universities see Science and technology HENRY BROTHERS INC Manila firm makes limousines HERB ICIDES see Chemical s HERITAGE COMMUNICATIONS CO Heritage to add 600 workers Sherwood firm to add 600 diverse workers t o work force HERNANDEZ . ISIDRO see also Murders - Cade-Domer-Ros s HEROISM see also Rescues Heroism certificates go to four HERR, HELEN see also Buildings and offices, Govt HESS, JOAN see also Books and writing HEU STON, JOHN see also Wildlife HICKEY, MAURICE L see also News and news media HICKINGBOTHAM, FRANK D 149 PAGE COL 07/20/91 B6 5 02/10/91 A7 1 01/31/91 BS 2 09/ 3/91 B3 1 05/26/91 Fl 06/17/91 B3 5 1 04/18/91 B2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Banks see also TCBY Enterprises Inc Receives top award in salesmanship HICKMAN, JOHN see also Education HICKMAN, JOHN C see also Volunteers HIDEAWAY SPORTS CENTER see Games HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Buildings and offices, Govt see also Colleges and universities * Margaret L incort fired by Diane Gilleland HIGHLAND PARK HOUSING PROJECT (Little Rock) see Housing HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Roads Herby Branscum heads list for Highway Commission appointment Herby Branscum Jr named to AHC by Gov Bill Clinton HIGHWAY COMMISS ION (Ark) see Highway and Transportation Department (Ark) HIGHWAY POLICE, State see Police HIGHWAYS see Roads HILBILT MANUFACTURING INC B enton dump truck builder climbs to top HILDERBRAND, JOSEPH LYTLE see also History (Ark) HILL, J FRENCH Hill is executive secy of Economic Policy Council * Special asst to President George Bush speaks in LR HILL, STEVEN DOUGLAS see also Murders - Klein. Robert W HILLARD, ASA G Author of Portland Public School Baseline Essays HINEGARDNER, VERNA LEE see also Books and writing HINSHAW• JERRY see also Buildings and offices. Govt HIPPY see Home Instruction Prgoram for Preschool Youngsters HIROSHIMA see also World War I I HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITES see also Pulaski County Johnson Mill bought by architect to use as office. inn Hot Springs bank to demol ish Alvin Hotel despite ruling Dr Paul Tucker trying to save old Alvin Hotel Johnson Mill to become a luxury inn Protesters continue effort to save Alvin Hotel at Hot Springs Good Earth Assn preserves old barns on film Bank of Eureka Springs has 3 , 000 historic photos of city History is victim of urban renewal in downtown Hot Springs 150 PAGE COL 06/15/91 C8 4 11/ 2/91 B7 1 0 1 / 1 2/91 Bl 01/24/91 Bl 1 5 10/14/91 x12 1 09/16/91 x7 11/22/91 Dl 1 3 08/ 4/91 Cl 1 01/23/91 01/31/91 02/ 8/91 02/25/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 4/ 91 03/ 1 1/91 3 5 1 1 4 1 3 2 ClO Bl Bl xll BS B3 x16 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Banks see also TCBY Enterprises Inc Receives top award in salesmanship HICKMAN, JOHN see also Education HICKMAN, JOHN C see also Volunteers HIDEAWAY SPORTS CENTER see Games HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Buildings and offices, Govt see also Colleges and universities * Margaret L incort fired by Diane Gilleland HIGHLAND PARK HOUSING PROJECT (Little Rock) see Housing HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Roads Herby Branscum heads list for Highway Commission appointment Herby Branscum Jr named to AHC by Gov Bill Clinton HIGHWAY COMMISS ION (Ark) see Highway and Transportation Department (Ark) HIGHWAY POLICE, State see Police HIGHWAYS see Roads HILBILT MANUFACTURING INC B enton dump truck builder climbs to top HILDERBRAND, JOSEPH LYTLE see also History (Ark) HILL, J FRENCH Hill is executive secy of Economic Policy Council * Special asst to President George Bush speaks in LR HILL, STEVEN DOUGLAS see also Murders - Klein. Robert W HILLARD, ASA G Author of Portland Public School Baseline Essays HINEGARDNER, VERNA LEE see also Books and writing HINSHAW• JERRY see also Buildings and offices. Govt HIPPY see Home Instruction Prgoram for Preschool Youngsters HIROSHIMA see also World War I I HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITES see also Pulaski County Johnson Mill bought by architect to use as office. inn Hot Springs bank to demol ish Alvin Hotel despite ruling Dr Paul Tucker trying to save old Alvin Hotel Johnson Mill to become a luxury inn Protesters continue effort to save Alvin Hotel at Hot Springs Good Earth Assn preserves old barns on film Bank of Eureka Springs has 3 , 000 historic photos of city History is victim of urban renewal in downtown Hot Springs 150 PAGE COL 06/15/91 C8 4 11/ 2/91 B7 1 0 1 / 1 2/91 Bl 01/24/91 Bl 1 5 10/14/91 x12 1 09/16/91 x7 11/22/91 Dl 1 3 08/ 4/91 Cl 1 01/23/91 01/31/91 02/ 8/91 02/25/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 4/ 91 03/ 1 1/91 3 5 1 1 4 1 3 2 ClO Bl Bl xll BS B3 x16 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Byron Cole Rhodes donates $3000 to fund to save Alvin Hotel Historic Wilson-Burr House at LR to be demolished Bank accepts offer for Alvin Hotel at Hot Springs Brief history. photos. of homes in Quapaw Quarter tour Hotel Pines restoration urged Springfield-Des Arc bridge on North Cadron being preserved Ward-Heiskell House at LR being restored by law firm Eason Bldg at Fayetteville being restored Fred Williams restores 150-yr-old Reutzel house at Fort Smith McCol lum-Chidester home at Camden is monument to the past Almost 200 state sites nominated for National Register Twelve properties added to National Register Alvin Hotel fund gets $40 . 00 0 from governor ' s emergency fund Alvin Hotel rescued from wrecking bal l ; will house arts ctr LR installs period lamp posts in MacArthur Park Historic Dist Preservation group blocks demolition of cottage at LR Restored 1873 j ail is in Powhatan Courthouse State Park Effort under way to save Bank of Waldo building New roof pl anned for Van Buren Co courthouse raises debate * Effort to save historic theater in Conway fails * Crusade hopes to save Community Church in Quapaw Quarter * * Peel Mansion at B entonv ille bought by Wal-Mart Wal-Mart donates Peel Mansion to preservation foundation * HISTORY (Ark) Gravesite of Hot Springs founder Hiram Whittington vandal ized Hot Springs Bath House Row has colorful past Union Gen Frederick Steele occupied Mccollum-Chidester house Article on Zachary Taylor and his stint at Fort Smith Hiram Whittington landmarks in Hot Springs mentioned Arkansas history embellished with outlaws from earliest days Henry Starr. Joe Hilderbrand. Joe B roadway among Ark outlaws John Murrell . James Gang. Jim Doolin noted outlaws in Ark Dollar Way Road helped pave way for concrete highways Joe T Robinson ' s campaign for vice-president reviewed Justin Matthews family helped build North Little Rock Trail of Tears designation by NPS largely ignores Arkansas The Arkansas News used to teach history in fifth grade * HOBBIES see also Toys HOOUE. BOBBY see also Legislature (Ark) HOHNBAUM. MARJ see also Women HOLDER. TRU STEN see also Peter. Lily HOLLAND. DONNIE see also Middle East HOLLIMAN. BRENDA FAYE see also Fewell and Associates HOLLINGSWORTH. ARNOLD JR see also Money laundering HOLLINGSWORTH. P A see also Legal profession HOLLGJAY. KENNETH ED 151 PAGE COL 03/15/91 03/30/91 04/10/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 1/91 05/20/91 05/20/91 05/20/91 05/ 29/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 8/91 06/23/91 06/28/91 07/ 9/91 07/ 10/91 07/12/91 07/28/91 10/ 2/91 10/22/91 1 1/ 1/91 11/ 24/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 3/91 B5 3 Bl B4 B3 BS BS :x16 x4 BS B7 B9 B3 BS B2 B4 Bl B3 B3 Bl B9 B2 D3 D3 2 1 1 2 2 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 02/27/91 05/12/91 06/ 2/91 06/23/91 07/ 4/ 91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/11/91 08/24/91 09/ l/91 09/10/91 12/ 8/91 Al Al B7 Al Bl Al Al Al F2 B9 Al Al Dl 6 2 1 2 5 2 2 2 4 4 2 4 2 ARKANSAS GAZETl'E INDEX 1991 DATE see also Sex crimes HOLNAM INC see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials HOLY ALAMO CHRISTIAN CHURCH see Alamo Christian Foundation HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS see Banks HOME INSTRUCTION PROGRAM FOR PRESCHOOL YOUNGSTERS see Children and youth HOME SAVINGS ASSOCIATION see Banks HOME-BASED EDUCATION see Education Jy28 HOMICIDE see Murders HOMOSEXUAL S see also Educational television see also Libraries. Public see also Murders - Golden. Julia N see also Prisons see also Sex crimes Bill in Sen to remove criminal penalty draws opposition Criminal penalty inhibits voluntary testing for AIDS Senate panel rej ects sodomy law repeal Deputies removing gays from 140 rest area near Morgan Fifteen arrested at Morgan rest area after complaints Two men arrested at rest stop say they test positive for AIDS AIDS tests to be ordered for men arrested at rest stop Sodomy arrests at rest area not tied to debate in Legis Arkansas Gay and Lesbian Task Force protests rest stop arrest Since early February 40 men have been arrested at rest stop Fourteen sentenced for sex-related activity at rest stop Man files s exual harassment suit against male supervisor Pulaski sherif f ' s office defends use of camera at rest room Attorney questions use of camera at Morgan rest stop No cameras in the restrooms (ed) UCA reviews pol icy to see if school biased against gays North Ark Conf of Methodist Church rej ects homosexual clergy LR Conf of Methodist Church keeps its stand on gays intact School supt pleads guilty to sex act with man at Hot Springs Homosexual youth find haven in LR support group. PALS Boy. 1 3 , dressed as girl charged with prostitution Civil rights group to focus on gay and lesbian rights Forty men arrested on sex charges at L ake Fayetteville Watch Care Network protests Fayetteville homosexual arrests Fayettev ille director wants names of men arrested published UCA trustees broaden non-discrimination statement Arkansas gay population estimated at 250 . 000 Gay Arkansans celebrate Natl Com1ng Out Day at state Capitol HOOP FEST see Basketball HOPE. BOB see also Veterans HOPKINS. JAMES FRANK 152 Ol/ 18/91 01/ 18/ 9 1 01/31/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7/91 02/17 /91 02/ 19/91 03/20/91 04/ 4/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/ 24/91 05/30/91 06/ 5/91 06/12/91 07 / 4/91 07/13/91 07/13/91 07/26/91 07 /27 /91 07/30/91 08/ 9/91 08/10/91 10/12/91 10/12/91 PAGE COL B6 B6 I1 Bl Bl Bl B2 B2 B5 B4 B2 Al Bl Bl BIO B6 AB Bl Bl B4 B6 B4 B3 B3 B4 B2 B2 B2 1 1 3 2 4 4 4 5 1 3 2 2 2 4 1 1 3 2 3 1 5 1 1 2 4 3 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Cemeteries HORSE RACING Oakl awn, Louisiana Downs to negotiate on simulcast plan Oaklawn Park passes distributed to politicians Preview of 1 991 racing season at Oaklawn Park Bill in Senate calls for end to admission fee at Oak.lawn Two additional Oaklawn pass plans aired in Legislature Secy of State W J Mccuen will decline to pass out tickets Bill to end admission chg at Oaklawn fails in committee Senate passes bill to end free passes to Oaklawn Atty Gen says free pass practice may be illegal Legislature may halt Oaklawn granting of free passes Control of free passes could pass to track Gov Clinton balks at handing pass control to tracks Proposed l aw on passes makes problem worse, column says Gov Clinton, Oaklawn officials work on free pass settlement Racing Comm seeks to keep passes Gov Clinton wants sponsors to recall racing pass bill Rep Ted Mullenix stands firm on race pass bill Columnist says racing pass j unkies win at the wire Racetracks will control passOgiving Oaklawn wants to shorten season. reduce tax take Retired race horses go to farm at Pearcy Life back of the track at Hot Springs described Arkansas Derby won by Olympio Oaklawn Park profits in 1990 grew by 68 pct Ark Supreme Ct orders trial on Paul Register ' s contention Paul Register contends Oaklawn negligent Ln his effort to bet Bettor says Oak.lawn negligence denied him chance to win Paul Oglesby and his horses barred f rom Oak.lawn Park Racing Comm upholds revocation of Paul Oglesby ' s l icense HORSES see Livestock and poultry HOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION, Arkansas * Convention hears talk by ' Cheers ' model owner Tom Kershaw HOSPITAL S see Insurance see Medicine and health see Unemployment insurance and compensation HOT CHECKS see Frauds and swindling HOT SPRINGS see also Buildings and offices see also Convention facilities and conventions see also Fires see also Historic buildings and sites see also History (Ark) see also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materials see also Restaurants see also Rivers and lakes Mayor Melinda B aran chal lenge s law on signed pol itical ads Election law under which Mayor Baran chgd ruled valid Chgs against Mayor Melinda Baran, Courtney Croch dismissed Business Dist agrees to replace Arlington Fountain 153 PAGE COL Bl B3 Dl Dl Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl Bl 2 2 1 2 4 1 4 1 2 2 4 1 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 6 2 3 3 2 1 6 10/30/91 D l 2 0 1 / 1 2/91 01/ 26/91 01/27/91 03/ 6/91 2 1 4 2 01/ 6/91 01/ 19/91 01/20/91 01/29/ 91 01/30/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/15/91 02/ 17/91 02/ 17/91 03/ 1/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/17/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/30/91 04/15/91 04/ 15/91 04/ 21/91 05/ 1/91 0 7 / 16/91 07/16/91 07 /22/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 Al Bl Ml G7 H4 G2 H4 I5 Al Al I3 AS Il 15 Bl G4 H4 Hl H6 Bl B5 B2 B5 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Repair of flood damage to Fordyce Bathhouse continues 03/ 6/91 B5 US Rep Beryl Anthony asks Melvyn Bell to renovate bathhouses 03/ 9/91 Bl 03/25/91 Al Hot Springs losing patience with Melvyn Bell ' s inaction 04/ 9/91 A7 Merchant sues Hot Springs Central Business Improvement Dist 04/20/91 Cl Economy reviving with help of Oak.lawn promotions Ideas for revitalizing city given by Hugh Pollard 04/ 28/ 91 Fl Description of Bath House Row in it s heyday 05/ 12/91 Al Bathhouses to receive federal aid to preserve historic bldgs 05/20/91 Al Interior Secy Lujan pledges funds for Bathhouse Row work 07/ 3/91 Bl Interior Secy Manuel Luj an visits city. Bathhouse Row 07/ 3/91 Bl Future of city tied to renovations and growth 07/22/91 Al Tourists may soon trace foot trails of early Indians 07 /29/91 Bl City Board of Directors abolishes Waterworks Commission 0 8/ 3 1/91 BlO HOT SPRINGS ARTS CENTER see Culture and the arts HOT SPRINGS CONVENTION CENTER see Convention facilities and conventions Har SPRINGS FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS see Culture and the arts HOT SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education F25 Ag24 SlO Sll HOTEL S see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators 03/10/91 FlO Crescent Hotel alive and well in Eureka Springs 03/ 15/91 ClO Holiday Inn at Springdale enables city to attract tourists 03/ 18/91 x7 Robert Goff family finds success with hotel chain 04/ 1/91 x6 Advice on starting bed-and-break.fast operation Camelot in LR sold to Mehta Associates Inc. an Arkansas f :i.rm 04/17/91 Cl 05/ 6/91 xl6 Mountain Inn at Fayetteville seeks t o attract more guests City of LR approves plan to upgrade Camelot Hotel 06/19/91 Cl 07 / 1 1/91 Cl O Camel ot Hotel at LR sold to Mohan L Mehata 07/28/91 El Crescent Dragonwagon. Ned Hanks operate bed and breakfast 0 8/ 1/91 Bl Historic National B aptist Hotel at Hot Springs sold New owners of National B aptist at Hot Springs have big plans 09/30/91 BS 10/ 1 1/91 C9 AmerSuites Hotel at LR opens * 10/27 /91 Gl Eureka Springs places moratorium on bed-breakfast permits HOUSING see also Athletics and sports 0 1 / 6/91 Bl2 Highland Park Proj ect had no murders in 1 990. pol ice say 0 1/ 1 2/91 B2 Ark has only criminal ev iction law in the nation 01/ 12/91 B2 Opposition to tenant-eviction law in Ark growing Univ of Ark to allow Paul Heerwagen to remain through spring 01/24/ 91 B7 0 1/ 27 /91 F l Acorn wants renters to become owners of Pine Bluff housing 02/ 1/91 I6 Harsher tenant-eviction bill fails in House committee 02/ 5/91 Bl Crime called rampant at Eastgate Housing Proj ect in NLR 02/ 5/91 Bl NLR' s Eastgate director asks for help of Natl Guard 02/ 6/91 Bl NLR Mayor Patrick Hays vows to drive cr:i.m.e from Eastgate 02/ 8/91 Bl Group recommends at-home services for elderly. disabled 02/ 9/91 Al3 Lawmakers t ry to balance rights of landlords. tenants 02/ 9/91 Bl NLR police raid Eastgate. arrest 28 02/ 15/91 I4 Bill to repeal ev iction law gets do-pass 02/ 19/91 B3 Altheimer houses to be weatheriz ed . natural gas connected House sends bill to repeal criminal eviction law to committee 02/19/91 G2 02/20/91 Al John Walker may sue over housing patterns in Little Rock 154 2 6 2 1 2 1 2 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 2 4 6 1 2 1 1 2 4 5 1 3 2 2 5 3 1 1 1 2 4 5 5 1 2 3 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Committee to hear eviction bill backers Gov Bill Cl inton wants criminal eviction law repealed Rental housing scam discovered in Blytheville Two more tenant bills introduced Tenant law conflicts negotiated Long amendment attached to landlord-tenant bill Proposed review of housing tenant s ' criminal history sunk Federal budget cuts threaten housing for the elderly Proposal to revamp state ' s landlord-tenant law fails House panel suggests passage of eviction bill House committee passes tenant bill Lonoke publ ic housing proj ect draws complaint Bill to decriminalize non-pay for rent fails in House. 20-60 Pulaski County housing becomes less segregated John Suskie. head of HUD office in LR. accused of racism Stuttgart Housing Authority has two conflicting boards Worthen Natl B ank program to aid home-buying in inner city ADFA sells bonds for financing of 2 . 5 00 houses in Ark Habitat for Humanity renovating house at LR Disabled complain of problems at Cumberland Towers proj ect House to offer $93 . 4 million in housing loans Camden tackl es problem of the homeless LR Housing Authority trying to make high-rises accessible LRPD to begin using more detailed crime report form Urban League to focus on tenant s ' rights. fair housing issues Home-loan fund swamped by applicants for bond money Residents on NLR Housing Authority proj ects may get ID cards NLR program provides free paint for owners to paint homes Govt-sponsored prefabricated housing factory to aid Delta Low-income residents of Delta may be able to buy homes soon Mentally ill homeless call for independence Handicap accessibility complaint filed against Cumberland Apt Three high-rises at LR to get enhanced accessibil ity Controlled access to LR public housing proj ects considered Habitat for Humanity starts one-week house-raising in LR Grey stone is opulent mansion near Rogers Willard Robertson built Greystone. valued at $4.5 million Arkansans t ry trailer to beat housing costs * Vacant-home figures high in Pulaski County * Crime is target of public housing crackdown in NLR Securing the proj ects (ed on need to control crime) * Benton returning $2 . 5 million housing grant to HUD * * Prosecutor asks NLR for $40 . 000 to fight drugs . gangs LR board member sees high-tech racism in policies * * Little Rock may become part of private program. LISC * Benton to return $ 2 . 5 million housing grant * Gingerbread House at Hot Springs draws attention * Gingerbread House at Hot Springs draws attention Partnership between govt. private interests to paint houses * * Local Initiative Support Corp may get involved in Ark Local Initiative Support Corp sees LR area as fertile * * Entergy. AP&L participate in program called Open Door Lakewood proj ect approved despite protests * * HUD says Carroll R Kemp owes $47 2. 927 refund to govt 155 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/24/91 02/26/91 02/27/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 8/91 03/11/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/ 1 5/91 03/2�/91 03/23/91 04/ 10/91 04/27/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 8/91 05/17/91 05/20/91 05/22/91 05/29/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 5/91 06/10/91 06/18/91 06/18/91 06/20/91 07/ 2/91 07/ 2/91 07/30/91 08/ 4/91 0 8/ 25/91 08/25/91 10/ 1/91 1 1/ 4/91 1 1/ 7/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 14/91 11/15/91 11/ 20/91 11/23/91 11/26/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/ 18/91 12/ 22/91 PAGE COL H6 I8 B3 G4 H4 Al2 I4 Bl Gl I2 !6 B3 AlO A4 B2 Al Cl Cl B4 B2 Al BlO B3 B3 B3 Cl B3 B3 Cl Cl B2 B2 B2 B2 BB Fl Fl Bl Dl Al BlO B7 B2 B2 Bl B3 Dl Dl B2 Bl Bl B2 B2 Bl 1 1 2 1 5 5 1 4 3 3 2 2 5 3 5 2 2 2 2 1 2 5 1 1 5 2 6 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 4 6 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 3 2 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE HOUSING AUTHORITIES . see HOWARTH. PAGE COL Public Housing SUSAN see also Educational television HUCKABEE. MIKE see also Congres s HUDSON FOODS INC Hudson has change in maj or shareholders 01/ 5/91 C l Firm in best shape ever Subsidiary in Georgia damaged by fire Hudson makes deal to sell chicken feet to China Hudson launching new product called turkey on a stick Hudson to co-pay $340 . 000 settlement for Elk River pollution 5 05/ 2 9/91 Cl 06/ 14/91 C l O 5 3 0 7 / 25/91 C l 3 09/ 5/91 CS Quarterly earnings rise * Hudson will donate millions for wastewater treatment plants * * Hudson developing new products from turkey meat Rendering plant at J oplin. Mo destroyed by fire * Hudson to l ay off 49 workers at Fort Smith plant * 2 02/ 9/91 Cl 11/ 5/91 dl 11/ 19/91 D l 6 2 2 11/ 24/91 Gl 1 12/ 4/ 91 DB 4 1 2/ 7 /91 Dl 5 06/ 3/91 B2 3 DHS to probe disposal of , confidential papers 0 1 / 9/91 B6 5 Spokesman explains hCM documents got to building site 0 1 / 16/91 B3 6 Gov Clinton decides DRS should have $2 . 8 million more 02/ 1 9/ 9 1 G6 3 Welfare budget defended by Gov Bill Clinton 03/ 1 Leaked sealed ct order has Judge Terry Crabtree upset 06/ 1 9/ 91 B13 HUDSON. DEE JAY Sherwood memorializes Hudson by naming street for him HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTERS see (Ark) Mental health and disorders HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Children and y outh 1/91 I3 2 Sealed order involved child in custody battle in Benton Co 0 6 / 1 9/ 9 1 B13 2 Eight yrs of l itigation against DHS ends 09/14/91 Bl 2 Children and Family Services Director Richard Dietz resigns * 10/19/91 Al 2 * 10/27 /91 Al * 1 1/ 3/91 B l * 1 1 / 8/91 B6 6 Mental Health Services Div laying o f f 13 employees 1 1 / 1 4/91 B4 3 Director Terry Yamauchi too busy to go to Gov Assn Conv 1 8/ 1 9/91 B l 2 0 5 / 2/91 B2 2 06/14/91 Cl 5 07/ 1/91 x3 1 05/13/91 x7 1 Judith Faust named interim director of Child Services Department has been engulfed in sea of problems Area DHS services poor. HUMANITARIAN AWARDS . Daisy Bates. state Rep L l oyd George says 1 4 National Mack and Donna McLarty receive NCCJ awards HUMPHREY. MARION see also Courts. State and L ocal HUNGER see Poor HUNGER STRIKES see Prisons and prisoners HUNNICUTT. HEATHER see also HUNT (J B) Miss Arkansas SPECIAL COMMODITIES INC New division of J B Hunt to haul hazardous materials INC HUNT (J B) TRANSPORT SERVICES Candian truckers give Hunt the cold shoulder HUNT (J B) TRANSPORT SERVICES INC see also Civil rights and discrimination Article traces career of J B Hunt J r and his business career 156 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Summary of facts. figures on firm Hunt to build own terminal in Memphis HUNT. JOHNNIE BRYAN JR see also Banks see also Hunt (J B) Transport Services Inc HUNTER. SCOTI' see also Congress HUNTING see Shootings see Wildlife HUNTING EQUIPMENT see Finance and budgets. State Govt HUNTSMAN. RALPH see also Agriculture HUNTSMAN• WAYNE see also Agriculture HUNTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Quiz BOW'l HUSSMAN. WALTER E JR see also Camden News Publishing Co see also News and news media HUTQUNSON0 ASA see also Attorney General (Ark) see also Congress - Reapportionment see also Legislature (Ark) HUTCHINSON. TIM see also B irth control and abortion RYMAN. RALPH A see also AIDS Foundation. Arkansas I CE STORMS see Weather and storms ILLEGITMACY see also Birth control and abortion see also Children and youth ILLINOIS RIVER see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials ILLITERACY see also Education. Adul t Joint Budget Comm approves adult l iteracy funding bill Literacy Council alters name, aim Adult illiteracy impacts education of their children Arkansas has 225 . 000 functionally illiterate residents Delta area has one of nation' s highest illiteracy rates Local celebrities at LR promote l iteracy programs ILV INC see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials IMPERATO. LOU John Flake . Larry Wallace . Ed Penick Jr sue NY gun dealer Suit seeks t o wipe out about $4 million in debts IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS Plum Bayou L evee Dist tax not legal. suit contends Plum Bayou Levee Dist was created in 1905 INCINERATORS see Fayetteville 157 PAGE COL 05/13/91 x9 * 10/29/91 Dl 1 6 I3 B9 A4 A4 A4 Bl 5 2 5 5 5 3 * 12/31/91 Dl * 12/31/91 Dl 2 2 05/14/91 B3 05/ 1 4/91 B3 2 2 02/22/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 19/91 04/ 19/91 0 4/ 19/91 09/ 9/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials INCOME, Personal see Wages and salaries INDECENT EXPOSURE see Pornography and obs cenity INDEPENDENCE COUNTY see also Legal aid for the poor see also Legal profession see also Police Voters rej ect tax for facilities improvements Sheriff David Hunter accused of giving his dad a bogus j ob Sheriff Hunter deputizes fiancee, pair drives to New Orleans Sheriff Hunter says deputizing fiancee saved county money Probationer left state after sheriff, friend retrieved her * INDEPENDENCE COUNTY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners INDEPENDENCE FEDERAL BANK see Banks INDIANS, American see also Archeology and anthropology Quapaws return to state to preserve ancestry State ' s Indian population denied services under law Government intrusion forced tribes from their native Arkansas Population in Ark for 1 980, 1990, by county Hot Springs tourists may soon trace early Indian trails INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY Elecrrician falls 100 ft to his death at Nucor-Yamato Steel Death at Nucor-Yamato plant raises question of safety Worker killed at Vireo Manufacturing Corp at Conway Nucor-Yamato fined for safety violation in death of worker Only 56 pct of j ob-related fatalities in Ark repts to OSHA * INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (Ark) see also Economic development see also Forests and forestry see also Morrilton Plastics Products Inc Banker Wallace W Fowler named to AIDC * INDUSTRIAL LIQUID WASTES see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials INDUSTRIAL PLANTS see Companies and factories INFLUENTIAL PERSONS AND GROUPS Arkansas ' s 2 0 most important persons of the 20th century Biographical sketches of Arkansas ' s 20 most important persons Harvey Couch called excellent candidate for hist orians ' list Several women mentioned as suitable for hist orians ' list INSECTS see also Medicine and health Ant research by Benj amin Hassell winning awards Tick bite bel ieved source of death of LR woman Tick population booms this year because of mild winter Suggestions for avoiding tick-borne diseases Mosquitoes outpacing LR controls NLR' s fogging machines used to control mosquitoes Mosquitoes unmatched for misery . columnist writes 158 PAGE COL 06/20/91 08/22/91 08/28/91 08/ 28/91 12/20/91 BS B3 Bl Bl B12 6 3 5 5 1 04/ 8/91 07 I 9/91 07 I 9/91 07/ 9/91 07/29/91 BB Bl 4 2 1 3 2 05/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 12/91 06/ 15/91 1 1/30/91 Bl Cl B7 Bl Al 2 1 4 6 2 12/ 10/91 Dl 2 02/ 10/91 02/10/91 02/ 24/ 91 02/ 24/91 Al 3 A5 1 C3 C3 1 1 04/ 5/91 05/14/91 05/14/91 05/ 14/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 7/91 09/ 4/91 B4 Al A6 A6 Bl B2 Al 1 2 1 3 2 1 6 Al A6 A6 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE IN SIGNA see Trademarks . trade names and emblems INSURANCE see also Employers Equitable Life Insurance Co see also Fewell and Associates see also Taxation see also Unempl oyment insurance and compensation see also Workers Compensation Insurance Governor Clinton, Legislature will try to cover uninsured Out-of-state insurers unregulated; premiums quadruple Bill to cut drug costs for state employees fails in Legis House panel takes step for high-risk health ins pool House approves high-risk health insurance fund Lawmakers taking on health care task. columnis t says High-risk health insurance pool nears approval in Senate High-risk health insurance bill hotly debated in Senate About 3 80 . 000 Arkansans do not have health insurance Credit insurance rarely needed. regulators say Arkansans snared in tangle over First Pyramid Life Tangled path of sales of First Pyramid annuities traced Critics of ' bare bones ' insurance bill emerge Health insurance bill amdt criticized as disastrous Compromise reached on bill for ' bare bone s ' health ins bill Health advocates praise ' bare-bone s ' health ins proposal Bill for ' ba re-bones ' health insurance sent to House again House passes bare-bones medical insurance bill Senate defeats bill to reimburse social workers for services Senate speeds ' bare bone s ' health insurance bill along Senate passes ' bare-bones ' health insurance bill College employees worry about cut in state share of premiums College benefits to be left alone State Farm raises auto premiums in state State workers • insurance may be changed to Insurance Commr House refuees to cut state share of premiums for colleges State employee insurance bill averts showdown Premium tax on foreign insurance firms struck down Executive Life Ins Co ordered to stop dealing in state Details of proposed ' bare bone s ' insurance plan released Advocates study cost of ' bare bones ' coverage Demonstrators at LR cal l for national health program About 760. 000 Arkansans with health insurance risk losing it Health woes ovetwhelm one family without insurance Bare-bones insurance likely to get deductible Patient sues insurer over rare treatment Sonj a Rood sues health plan t o pay for costly transplant Bare-bones health insurance to require $200 deductible All children in Elaine School Dist to have health insurance Children in Eudora School Dist to have health insurance Am-Tram Corp says health ins costs j umped 45 pct in one year Health-care advocates rally at State Capitol Blue Cross let social worker reimbursement slip by in Legis Legislators profess ignorance of social worker amendment Arkansas-based firms usually safe f rom risky investments Arkansas-based company ratings 159 01/ 8/91 01/10/91 01/17/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/30/91 02/ 1/91 0 2/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 4/ 91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 7/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/ 1 4/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/26/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 04/ 2/91 04/13/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 06/ 7/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 07 /26/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 PAGE COL Bll Bl IS I6 14 H5 16 A6 Bl Fl xll xll G6 13 GS H6 I2 G2 GS H6 15 16 G6 Cl G6 H3 H5 C9 Cl Bl B2 B2 Al Al Bl Bl Bll Al Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 B2 Fl Fl 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 4 3 3 3 1 1 1 5 1 3 1 l l 2 2 5 6 s 5 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE State employees to see increase in health insurance premiums New health plan for state employees uses preferred provider * State employees at crossroads on health insurance * State empl oyees unhappy with part of new health ins plan * State to decrease contribution to school employee insurance * * State empl oyees being surveyed on health insurance plan Retired legislators are on state employee health ins plan * Legislators question Preferreed Option for state employees * Saline Memorial Hosp opposes health plan for state employees* State employees back off health insurance cost-cutting plan * Jury orders insurer to pay Wm P Finley IV $655 . 896 * State employees to pay 10 pct more for health insurance * No insurer has proposed plan for no-frills health plan * Insurance plan victim of gubernatorial negl ect. Starr says * Health care takes 12 pct of income of Ark families * Atty Gen Winston Bryant issues alert on insurance ' con' * INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (US) see United States - Internal Revenue Service INTERNATIONAL LOAN NETWORK INC Ark authorities investigating accusations against Intnl Firm may have viol ted pyramid sales (Ponzi scheme) laws Headquarters are located in suburban Washington. D C INTERNATIONAL ORDNANCE INC New firm at East Camden to hire at least 100 INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials Pine Bluff plant donates $57 , 103 to community programs INTERNATIONAL PAPER CORP Donates funds for Pinnacle State Park arboretum * INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS see also Middle East INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Raluca Eliescu plans to attend Harding Univ Romanian Raluca Eliescu studies at North Pulaski High Raluca Eliescu may not be allowed to stay in U S Raluca Eliescu to spend summer at home, return to Harding Romanian citizen Raluca Eliescu hopes to attend Harding Univ UCA receives grant to train 47 students from Costa Rica Two Soviet students to spend year at Univ of Central Ark INTERNATIONAL VISITORS German Group Study Exchange members find Ark del ightful * INTOXICATION see Substance abuse and traffic INVENTIONS see also Advanced Brake and Clutch Co see also Artek Systems Inc see also EarthCare Systems Inc Michael Casey invents respirator that is safe for CPR W 0 Couch creates innovative no-touch cricket box David Perciful invents device to recycle shingles for streets Veg-o-matic inventor Bruno Jasinski l ives in Jonesboro UAMS patents device that may eventual ly help paralyzed people Ralph Beals of Russel lville invents lock used by businesses Patent given to Univ of Ark for superconducting compound 160 10/18/91 1 1/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 9/ 91 1 1 / 1 1/91 1 1 / 1 1/ 91 1 1/ 1 2/91 1 1/ 1 2/91 11/13/91 11/28/91 12/ 4/ 91 12/ 6/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/20/91 PAGE COL B6 Bl B9 1 2 2 1 5 1 2 2 5 2 2 l 2 4 1 6 05/22/91 C l 05/22/91 C l 05/22/91 Cl 2 2 2 01/ 9/91 C2 2 09/10/91 B3 1 1 1 / 2 1/91 BlO 1 05/17/91 05/17/91 05/18/91 05/23/91 06/19/91 06/30/91 08/22/91 B2 B2 Bl Bl B3 B3 A7 4 4 5 2 1 3 3 10/28/ 91 Bl 4 06/10/91 06/ 14/91 07/27/91 07 /29/91 0 8/ 7 /91 08/26/91 10/ 9/91 1 2 3 4 2 1 6 Al Al Bl Al Bl Bl B5 B5 Al B2 A12 Al H5 B3 D7 B3 Bl El x12 Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill Green finally sees Ammonia Hol d reach market * Frank Wisener develops anti-theft device for trailers * INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS see Companies and factories INVOTEK Fayetteville firm makes products for the disabled IRAN-CONTRA AFFAIR Contra case still haunts family of Wallace B Sawyer Jr Sawyer ' s family in Magnol ia still haunted by Contra case Wallace Sawyer died in plane crash that unraveled Iran-Contra Atty Gen Winston Bryant urged to pursue Barry Seal issue Mena airport allegedly used by Barry Seal for drug operation FBI apparentl y investigating Barry Seal case Winston Bryant forwards Barry Seal petitions to federal of fer Group wants to meet with US Atty Fitzhugh on Barry Seal case Plane flown by Wallace Sawyer was housed at Mena airport Widow of Wallace Sawyer renews request for govt benefits Congress told of bizarre activities at Mena airport in ' 80 s Congressional panel hears tales of illegal activities at Mena Mena airport reportedly had bizarre mixture of activities Panel told that Barry Seal was drug smuggler and informant Wm Duncan alleges Fitzhugh will not probe Mena airport case Wm Duncan criticizes US Atty Michael Fitzhugh to Congress Arkansas Comm says it has proof Mena airport used for drugs Group says Mena operation handled by George Bush ' s office Atty Gen Winston Bryant to meet with Iran-Contra prosecutor Bill Alexander to meet with I ran-Contra prosecutor Winston Bryant says evidence credible CIA ran drugs at Mena State did all it could in Mena Airport case, Gov Clinton says File on Mena airport turned over to Iran-Contra prosecutor Iran-Contra l ink to Mena airport positive. B Alexander says Ex-prosecutor urges probe of Mena airport operations in 1 980s Students seek records on Mena airport Atty Gen office representing both sides of Mena airport case IRAQ see also Congress see also Middle East IRBY. A TIM see also Advertising IRRIGATION see Water ISKCO LTD Firm makes v ibrators for use in construction industry ISOM. MIKE see also Football ISRAEL see also Congress see also Middle East IVERSON. ROGER A see also Advanced Brake and Clutch Co IVY. DON see also Congress J AND J METAL S INC Steel business has grown from home-run business to $2 million 161 PAGE COL 1 1 / 3/91 Gl 11/ 5/91 Dl 2 2 05/12/91 Fl 6 0 1/ 2/91 0 1/ 2/91 0 1/ 2/91 05/23/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 06/ 1/91 07/ 1 1/91 07/ 20/91 07/20/91 07 /25/91 07 /25/91 0 7/ 25/91 07 /25/91 07/25/91 07/25/91 09/ 9/91 09/ 9/91 09/10/91 09/ 10/91 09/10/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 0 9/ 1 8/ 9 1 09/18/91 09/21/91 09/27 /91 10/ 3/91 AB 3 3 3 1 2 6 1 3 4 4 2 2 2 2 1 A81 Bl Bl Al Al Al Bl Al Al Bl B2 B2 2 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 5 6 1 Al Al Al Bll Bll B6 B4 Bll B4 B4 Al Al Al Al 01/21/91 x5 3 0 8/ 5/91 x12 1 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE JACKPOT INC Convenience store chain files for bankruptcy protection JACKSON COUNTY Ex-County Clerk Don Daniels gets j ail term JACKSON. JESSE see also Earle Industries see also Presidential election of 1992 Jackson coming to Ark to back cause of labor * Jackson visits striking workers at Champion Parts plant * JACKSONVILLE see also Crime and vice Budget of $7 , 3 91 , 96 2 for 1991 passes NAACP requests that biracial committee be formed Minority hiring plan recommended for city NAACP may sue city over minority hiring Racial bias in hiring alleged in complaint against city Clerk charged with tampering with public records JACUZZI BROTHERS INC Jacuzzi mov ing all pump manufacturing to Little Rock plant * JAIL S see Prisons and prisoners JAMES GANG see History (Ark) JAMES. FRANK see History (Ark) JAMES. JESSE see History (Ark) JAPAN see also Commerce JAPANESE IN THE UNITED STATES Mr Sam Yutaka Yada, 8 5 , dies at Sherwood Sam Yutaka Yada was interned at Rohwer during World War I I * Internees work to restore monuments at Rohwer camp JASINKSI , BRUNO see also Inventions JASPER Town to benefit from Winrock Intnl rural development proj ect JAUSS, DAVID see also Books and writing JAYCEES Ten Outstanding Young Arkansans award winners listed Arkansas Jaycees named tops in the nation JEFFERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER see also Medicine and health Claims filed in class-action discrimination suit JENCO, LAWRENCE Former hostage in Beirut speaks at LR police seminar JENKINS, SUE ROLLER see also Women JERNIGAN. GEORGE 0 JR see also Politics and govt JET PROCESSING SYSTEMS Fayetteville firm sells machines t o skin catfish JEWELL. JERRY D 162 PAGE COL 0 2/ 1/91 ClO 6 02/19/91 B5 1 10/ 23/91 B6 10/25/91 Al 1 2 01/ 4/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 22/91 05/17/91 05 /27 /91 08/13/91 B4 B4 B4 Bl B3 Bl 5 2 1 2 5 6 11/ 1 2/91 D l 2 04/21/91 BlO 04/21/91 BlO 1 1 / l l/91 B2 5 5 5 05/27 /91 x9 1 03/ 8/91 C l O 08/28/91 Cl 3 5 04/ 2/91 B3 2 06/ 1 9/91 Bl 2 06/ 7/91 ClO 2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see als o Education see also Legisl ature (Ark) IRS files l ien for unpaid taxes against Dr Jewell Credit company seeks to repossess Sen Jewell ' s car JEWELRY Keith Grinnis of Sherwood rapairs damaged j ewelry JEWS see also Middle East Ark J ewish community plan fund-raiser for Soviet J ew s JIMELCO INC Jacksonville firm at forefront of transformer rebuilding JIMSONWEED see Plants JOB CORPS Cass Job Corps putting teens on right track JOHN BRCllN UNIVERSITY see Colleges and universities JOHNSON MILL see Historic buildings and sites JOHNSON. BRAD see also Actors and entertainers JOHNSON. JAMES D Letter on Republ ican elitists who reject primary winners Johnson revie<Ns his pol itical career in interview Johnson reviews his political career in interview JOHNSON. JOHNNY L see also Substance abuse and traffic JONES TRUCK L INES INC Employees to be asked second time to approve finance plan Jones and Teamsters on collision course over pay cut Jones reaches tentative agreement with Teamsters Vote set on truckers ' salary cut Management agree to pay cut if employees take one also Union workers voting on pay cut plan Jones optimistic as Teamsters vote on pay cut Teamsters agree to 1 2 pct pay cut Springdale-based firm shuts down; may file for bankruptcy Jones files Chapt 1 1 bankruptcy. lists debt at $103 mill ion Teamsters lay claim to millions of Jones assets Jones employees left with no future plans In-depth look at problems of Springdale-based firm Head of bankrupt firm blames local press. poor economy Auction of Jones property to begin next week Auction draws 5 , 000 to Springdale; 90 pct of inventory sold JONES. DOUGLAS C see also Books and writing JONES, E FAY see also Architecture and architect s Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons JONES. JACK see also Agricul ture JONES. JERRY W see also Arkl a Inc JONES, JULIA HUGHES 163 PAGE COL 06/21/91 Bll 07/ 4/91 BS 4 1 07 / 18/91 B3 1 08/ 21/91 A7 5 04/29/91 x6 1 01/ 2/ 91 B3 1 * 11/ 2/91 Bll * 1 2/ 1/91 B2 * 1 2/ 1/91 B2 5 1 1 01/23/91 0 1 / 25/91 01/26/91 01/ 29/91 01/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/ 9 1 02/ 2/ 91 07/ 9/91 07/10/91 07/ 11/91 07/12/91 07/15/91 07 / 18/91 * 10/30/91 * 11/ 9/91 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl x7 Cl D3 Dl 6 2 6 6 2 5 5 6 2 6 2 5 1 2 4 2 02/10/91 A5 4 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE see also JONES. Auditor PAGE COL (Ark) PAUL G see also JONES. Aviation and aircraft TERRI D 01/ 2/91 BB 0 1 / 3 / 9 1 Bl 1 5 Greene. Craighead County try to help Jonesboro gain SMSA rank 03/ 5/91 B5 JONESBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 No clues yet on missing woman Body of missing woman found in her car in creek JONES. WILLIAM see also Medicine and health JONESBORO see Education J a27 JOURNALISM UALR journalism awards go to fourteen Winners for Arkansas High School Press Assn listed JR ENTERPRISES Firm makes giant barbecue rigs 03/ 3 1 / 9 1 B 1 2 04/ 21/91 B4 1 5 07/ 8/91 x6 1 07/ 9/ 91 Al 07/10/91 Bl 6 2 05/29/91 ClO 06/ 28/91 Cl 3 2 09/ 8/91 F l 2 06/ 1 8/91 C9 2 06/ 5/91 Bl 1 2 1 JUDICIAL DISCIPL INE AND DISABILITY COMMISSION (Ark) see Courts. State and local JUNETEENTH see Blacks JUNGMEYER0 DENNIS see also Fewell and Associates JUNIOR LEAGUE OF LITTLE ROCK Pat Gray is first black member ever for League Pat Gray comments on her admission to League JURIES AND JURY DUTY see Courts. JUSTICE, State and local BOB see also Tyson Foods Inc JUVENILE JUSTICE see Children and youth K-D TOOLS INC Pennsylvania company moving to Springdale Plant moving to Fayetteville will employ 500 workers K-MAC ENTERPRISES INC Fort Smith based firm has 48 Taco Bell franchises KANADY. VICKI KORALKO see also Children and youth KAWANEER PANEL PR ODUCTS CO Springdale plant goes international with sales KAYAKS AND KAYAKING see Boats and boating see Pan American Games KEEP 'EM BAREFOOT see KEET. AND PREGNANT AWARDS Women's Political Caucus. Arkansas JIM Keet weighing options on political future Keet invited to discuss economy with President Bush Keet finds President Bush a good listener KELLY. VIRGINIA DWIRE see also KEMP. Crime Laboratory (Ark) CARROLL R see also Housing 164 * 10/31/91 AlO * 11/ 2/91 B3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL KENAF see KERR, Agriculture BILL see also KERRY, see also KERSH, Politics and govt BOB Presidential election of 1992 RICHARD K see also KERSTEN, Swim ming TOD see also Poland KIDNAPPING see also Efird, see also McAuley, Tyson Lee see also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin Darrel see also Murders - Nagel, see also Murders - Pilgrim, Michelle see also Police Chester· Conflicts stall rape, kidnapping probe of David Stuart 02/12/91 Al 2 Hot Springs day-care center averts boy's kidnapping 03/29/91 BS 1 Derrick Dewayne Gilbert, 06/14/91 B5 5 08/12/91 D7 4 23, gets 60-yr sentence Ex-Razorback star Mario Credit chgd with kidnapping woman Alleged victim was Mario credit's girlfriend 08/13/91 BS 1 Charges may not be filed against Mario Credit 08/14/91 D5 1 Fayettevile police chief investigates arrest of Mario Credit 08/15/91 BlO 1 Fayetteville officer allegedly pulled gun on Mario Credit 08/17/91 B3 5 No charges will be filed against Mario Credit 08/23/91 B3 2 10/ 1/91 2 Alleged kidnapper wrecks car: Kathryne Cousins, 2, safe Kathryne Cousins was in car allegedly stolen by Leroy Gitchel 10/ 1/91 Al Al 2 10/ 2/91 Bl 2 Leroy Allen Gitchel returned to Arkansas 10/ 3/91 B3 1 Charges likely against suspect Leroy Allen Gitchel 10/ 4/91 B7 4 Leroy Allen Gitchell pleads guilty to kidnapping toddler 10/18/91 B6 5 * ll/ 1/91 B4 1 Parents of Kathryne Cousins forgive Gitchel, decline charges Female student abducted from Univ of Ark campus. escapes KIMBERLY-CLARK CORP see also Medicine and health Huggies Baby Wipes made at Maumelle prove popular OZ/18/91 xll Expansion plans for Maumelle plant would add 100 jobs 07/12/91 Cl 1 2 Bearden group keep children home on King holiday 01/19/91 B5 3 Several observances of birthday planned 01/20/91 Bl 1 Birthday celebrated in Arkansas 01/21/91 Bl 1 Fort Smith blacks seek King holiday for schools 01/22/91 Bl 2 KINCAID. AL see also Athletics and sports Je18 KING BISCUIT B LUES FESTIVAL see KING, Festivals MARTIN LUTHER JR Martin Luther King Day parade held at LR 01/22/91 Bl 5 Acorn asks Pine Bluff schools for King holiday 01/22/91 B3 2 Jacksonville NAACP members upset that officials skipped event 01/24/91 B4 4 Conway residents want King holiday for schools 2 02/ 6/91 B3 Bill in Legis would make birthday a state holiday for schools 02/ 9/91 A13 2 House panel rejects school holiday for King 3 Columnist says King holiday bill died without honor 02/22/91 !6 02/22/91 I8 Conway blacks shun school bd plans for observing birthday 03/20/91 B3 5 165 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Conway School Dist approves King hol iday KIRBY. WILLIAM F see also World War I KNEBEL. THOMAS E see also Vietnamese Conflict KORALKO. JOSEPH see also Children and youth KU KLUX KLAN see Libraries, Public see Vigilance groups KUTAIT, KEMAL see also Leird Church Manuf acturing Co KUWAIT see also Middle East PAGE COL 04/10/91 B3 5 06/21/91 ClO 1 C2 Gl A13 Cl 2 5 2 2 3 3 1 1 3 3 1 3 1 4 KWANZAA see Blacks L-TRYPTOPHAN see Medicine and health LABARGE INC Huntsville plant wins Navy contract worth $9.1 mill ion LABOR see also Beverly Enterprises Inc see also Capital Mercury Shirt Co see also Champion Parts Inc see also Earle Industries see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators see also Education see also Farris Fashions see also Harvest Foods see also Industrial accidents and safety see also Job Corps see also Jones Truck Lines Inc see also Medicine and health see also North Little Rock see also Pulaski County see also Substance abuse and traffic see also Unempl oyment insurance and compensation see also Wages and salaries see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc see also Whirlpool Corp Unemployment rates for Arkansas counties in Nov 1 989 (map ) AFL-CIO's Bill Becker opposes Gov Clinton ' s tax plan J Bill Becker continues opposition to sales tax increase Unemployment rate in Ark at two-year high House approves age of 12 for children for some farm labor December unemployment rates (map) Gov Bill Cl inton urges labor to support bills in Legislature Labor hopes for tax break measures. Bill Becker says Arkansas poultry processors try to make workpl ace safer Unemployment statistics for Ark. Jan 90-Dec 91 Gov Clinton ' s budget for j obs program rej ected in panel Unemployment rates for J anuary (map) Arkansas's j ob growth in non-agri empl oyment (chart) Arkansas ' s employment in non-agri j obs, 1980-1990 (chart) 166 01/10/91 01/ 22/91 01/25/91 02/ 2/ 91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 1 1/91 02/11/91 02/12/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 12/91 03/15/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 1/91 G4 ClO Bl B2 Cl Al G4 ClO xll xll ARKANSAS GAZETrE INDEX 1991 DATE February unemployment rates. by county (map) Unemployment in Ark rises to 8 pct Unemployment rates for March shc:Mn, by county (map) 04/ 3/91 ClO 3 04/ 6/91 Cl 05/ 3/91 ClO 2 ESD says "race-norming" used for job applicants in some areas 05/ 6/91 Testing procedure known as 'race-norming' recd well in Ark Gov Bill Clinton orders end to race-norming at ESD offices PAGE COL Al 2 3 05/ 7/91 Cl 06/ 2/91 B13 3 2 1 Gov Bill Clinton criticized for ending race-norming 06/ 4/91 B4 Unemployemnt rates for Arkansas counties during April 06/ 8/91 C10 4 Migrant labor camp near Hope offers rest, 06/12/91 Al 2 respite from road May unemployment rates for Ark. by counties 07/12/91 C9 2 Unemployment rates for June 08/ 2/91 C9 3 Jobless ranks grow in Arkansas 08/ 3/91 Cl 4 SEIU split drags state into union dues deduction squabble 08/12/91 B2 1 Gov Bill Clinton gives annual Labor Day picnic for labor 09/ 3/91 Bl 2 Gov Bill Clinton signs pro-labor petition on striking workers 09/ 3/91 Bl 4 (by county) Number of employed Arkansans shows increase 09/ 7/91 Cl 5 Unemployment rates for July (map) 09/10/91 C9 2 Unemployment rates for August. by county (map) 10/10/91 C9 2 Labor surplus exists in 51 counties. 10/17/91 Cl 2 10/17/91 Cl 5 2 cities Arkansas bucks trend. gains jobs Jobless rate in state reaches 7 .1 pct State moving quickly to extend aid to jobless Groups in Ark back bill guarding strikers' jobs * 11/ 2/91 Dl 5 11/25/91 Al 6 * * * 11/26/91 Bl 6 12/24/91 D l 3 Director Jay Terwilliger to resign 08/30/91 BS 1 Director Jay Terwilliger resigns 08/31/91 B7 1 08/19/91 x 6 3 11/12/91 D 2 3 Western Pulaski County developing rapidly 02/11/91 xl5 1 RTC will offer financing for large commercial property 03/11/91 xlO 2 Labor pool full again in Northwest Ark LABOR DEPARTMENT (Ark) LACROIX OPTICAL CO Two employees get credit for Batesville plant's location LAFAYETTE BUILDING see ( Little Rock) Buildings and offices LAFAYETTE COUNTY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners LAKE HAMILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT see Football LAKES see Rivers and lakes LAKEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER see General Properties Inc LAKEWOOD VILLAGE SHOPPING PARK see Retail stores LAMBDA COMMUNICATIONS INC Los Angeles firm moving headquarters to Rogers LAMPKIN. STEVEN B see also LANCASTER, * Medicine and health BOB see also News and news media LAND AND REAL ESTATE see also Agriculture see also Buildings and offices. see also Dardanelle Development Corp see also Frauds and swindling Govt 167 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL Market in Northwest Ark is in fine shape 03/ 11/91 x7 2 Real estate market in Ark has been on a roller coaster ride Jim Hathaway has successful firm in LR 03/11/91 x7 03/18/91 xll 2 1 1 Article on practice of burying St Joseph image to aid sale 04/22/91 x16 Article gives tips on preparing homes for sale 04/28/91 Fl 6 Mansion built by Orval Faubus at Huntsville is for sale 06/ 1/91 2 Walton. 06/21/91 B14 1 06/24/91 Bl 3 Tyson families tour ex-Faubus mansion L 0 Day buys former Faubus mansion at Huntsville Auctions have become popular way to sell real estate Sugarloaf Mining pays PC&E for not reclaiming land LAND COMMISSIONER (Ark) * B7 07I 8/91 xlO 1 10/23/91 Bl 4 Commr Charlie Daniels cancels his state-issued credit cards 01/ 3/91 Bl 5 Charlie Daniels seeks $850 to pay wife for work at home 04/ 4/91 A3 1 Column highly critical of Charlie Daniels' expense claims 04/ 5/91 Bl 1 Charlie Daniels defends $850 reimbursement for his wife 04/ 5/91 B6 3 Charlie Daniels pays wife $790 from PR fund for 79 hrs work 05/31/91 B14 5 05/20/91 x6 1 05/13/91 Bl 1 02/10/91 A 7 1 LANDFIL LS see Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials LANDLORDS see Housing LANGSTON, COURTNEY see also LASATER. Fewell and Associates DAN see also Phoenix Mortgage Corp LAUNDRIES Searcy laundry serves 1,100 customers LAUVER. DALE see also Robberies and thefts see also Robberies and thefts LAVER, LORETTA see also Women LAWYERS see Legal aid for the poor see Legal profession LEAD POISONING see Medicine and health LEADERSHIP Governor's Conf on Leadership begins Sunday LEADERSHIP. see L EAR. Governor's Conference on Leadership NORMAN see also Presidential election of 1992 LEARNING DISABILITIES see also LEDBETTER. see also Education BROWNIE Finance and budgets. State Govt LEE COUNTY COOPERATIVE CLINIC see Medicine and health LEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education S9 LEE. GAIL see also LEFLAR. Women ROBERT W Listed among state's most influential citizens 168 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL LEGAL AID FOR THE POOR Ark Supreme Ct warns fees cap on court-apptd attys illegal 02/19/91 Al 6 Court-apptd attys found in contempt for refusal to represent 03/15/91 B5 2 Contempt citation could damage legal fee cap rule 03/17/91 B5 1 Lawyer wants fee limit declared unconstitutional 03/20/91 B2 2 Supreme Ct stays contempt chgs for lawyers who want more pay 03/26/91 Bl 4 Bill to increase fee cap for apptd defense attys dies 03/28/91 I 7 5 Court-apptd lawyers complain of fee caps 04/10/91 B9 3 Defense attys refused extra money in indigent case 04/18/91 BS 2 Fee cap of $100 for ct-apptd attorneys illegal. W Bryant says 05/ 7/91 Bl Capital cases involving indigents sap livelihood. 5 05/13/91 Al 2 Lawyers challenge capital fee cap as burden on them 05/13/91 Al 2 State seeks dismissal of fee cap suit 06/ 1/91 B5 1 State disputes fee requests from legis redistricting lawyers 06/ 1/91 B5 3 Ark Supreme Ct strikes fee limit for lawyers for indigents 07/16/91 Al 5 Public defender system sought by Atty Gen Winston Bryant 07/16/91 Al 5 Court fees may drain county budgets under Supreme Ct ruling 07/16/91 A6 1 Gov Clinton hesitates over Legis session on defender system 07/17/91 B6 1 Independence Co hires John Norman Harkey as public defender 08/28/91 B2 5 John Norman Harkey to serve Independence Co for $1 per year 08/28/91 B2 S Faulkner County moving toward public defender system 08/30/91 BlO 1 Public defender may be cheaper in Lafayette County 08/30/91 BlO 1 Legislature. 09/20/91 Bl 6 legal costs skyrocketing since ban on atty fee limit 09/23/91 Al 2 Independence County hit hard by legal fees since cap lifted 09/23/91 Al 2 State drawing up plans for public defender system 09/23/91 Al 2 County attys say officials exploring public defender system County officials to lobby for public defenders Public defender office is landmark for Craighead County 09/28/91 Bl 5 * 12/25/91 Bl 4 LEGAL PROFESSION see also Legal aid for the poor R Wayne Lee now free to apply for full pardon 02/26/91 GB 1 Effort under way to estab Death Penalty Resources Center 03/11/91 B2 2 State pays $198 . 770 to lawyers in legislative redistricting 04/24/91 Bl 5 CaseBase puts legal rulings in Ark on CDs 05/ 6/91 Bl 5 CaseBase was developed by Kyle Parker 05/ 6/91 Bl 5 Attys for truckers in tax case ask state for $7.1 million fee 05/ 7/91 C 9 2 Sen Roy C Llewellen's attys to get $300.000 compensation 05/16/91 B2 2 Atty Marcia Barnes sued by client over handling of case 05/22/91 BS 1 LR School Dist ordered to pay 05/29/91 B2 1 06/ 5/91 B5 1 $25. 262 to lawyers Lawyers in rape case ask $90,000 in fees from NLR LR, 06/ 6/91 Bl 4 P A Hollingsworth injects race into issue over legal fees 06/13/91 Bl 5 State critical of lawyers fee request of $1.S million 06/13/91 Bl 5 List of fee requests filed in legis redistricting case 06/13/91 B4 3 Two attys for Kenneth Clements held in contempt. fined 06/18/91 Al 4 Ark Bar Assn honors several members 06/18/91 CB 4 Atty Richard Atkinson appeals his contempt citation 06/19/91 Bl l 6 John W Walker sued for malpractice 07I 4/91 BS 2 Pulaski Co move toward solution on lawyer bills Attorney Richard Atkinson wants hearing on his contempt chg 07/19/91 B6 1 Public service lawyer Grif Stockley seeks legal ideal 07/20/91 Al 07/21/91 B2 3 1 Springdale's lone black lawyer finds color no barrier 07/28/91 Bl 2 Judge raises fee for Kenneth Ray Clements' lawyer 08/22/91 B7 09/14/91 B3 1 1 Letter of caution to Peter Miller will stand Atty seeks $53,000 in fees from Independence County 169 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Four lawyers win $26 4 . 6 7 1 from state in legal fees Independence Co has not paid $32,000 to atty Jerry Post Independence Co Judge David Wyatt faces j ail in fees case * State must pay lawyers $ 1 .03 million in legis districting * * Lawyers seek way to get paid in indigent cases Taxpayers tired of paying litigation money . columnist writes* * Law books of Bon Mccourtney given to Pocahontas * Attorney wants Independence JPs found in contempt * Independence Co budget may determine murder trial fate * Atty Adam Harkey will not seek indigent fee at B atesville Atty Jerry Post sues Independence Co j udge. JPs for his fee * * State has paid $725. 7 47 to attys in suit on apportionment Independence County officials face j ail ing over atty fees * LEGAL SERVICES see Legal aid for the poor see Legal profession LF.GAL SERVICES. Central Arkansas see Children and youth LEGISLATURE (Ark) see also Aged see also Alcoholic beverages see also Animals see also Archeology and anthropoology see also Arkansas Territorial Restoration see also Athletics and sports see also Automobiles and automobile drivers see also Banks see also Birth control and abortion see also Building (Construction) see also Buildings and offices. Govt see also Capital punishment see also Children and y outh see also Civil rights and discrimination see also Colleges and universities see also Companies see also Congress - Reapportionment see also Constitution (Ark) see. also Contract s and purchasing. Govt see also Coroners see also Courts. State and local see also Credit see also Dog racing see also Economic development see also Education see also Energy and power see also Families and family life see also Finance and budgets. State govt see also Finance and budgets. Local govt see also Firearms see also Firemen see also Fireworks see also Flags and emblems see also Funerals and mortuaries see also Gambling 170 10/12/91 10/16/91 10/19/91 10/25/91 10/31/91 11/ 1/91 11/11/91 11/15/91 11/16/91 11/22/91 11/24/91 1 1/27/91 12/28/91 PAGE COL Bl B6 Cl Al B6 Bll Bl Bl 2 Bl B5 Bl B3 Bl 5 1 4 2 1 1 6 2 1 1 1 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Government employees, Local see also Government employees, State see also Government officials, State see also Government property see also Homosexuals see also Horse racing see also Housing see also Insurance see also Jewell. Jerry D see also King, Martin Luther Jr see also Labor see also L ibraries see also Medicine and health see also Middle East see also Minority business enterprises see also Motion pictures see also Motor Vehicle Commission (Ark) see also Murders see also Nucor-Yamato Steel Co see also Oil and gas see also Police see also Politics and govt see also Politics and govt, Local see also Pollution Control and Ecology Dept (Ark) see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Poor see also Pornography and obs cenity see also Prisons and prisoners see also Racing Commission (Ark) see also Rivers and lakes see also Roads see also Robberies and thefts see also S cholarships and l oans see also Sex crimes see also Stadiums and arenas see also Substance abuse and traffic see also Success see also Synthetic fuels see also Taxation see also Telephones see also Tobacco see also Trade schools see also Traffic accidents and s afety see also United States - Constitution see also Wages and salaries see also Water see also Wildlife see also Wilkins, Henry B House faced with lawmaker's conviction, election contest First-term Senator Jean C Edwards can work with anyone Senators took $16,000 in home office expenses in November House to decide contest between Middlebrook and B rcwnlee Some legislators voted ' no ' then took increased expense funds Dems taking risk in controversy over seating two reps 171 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 3/91 3/91 3/91 4/91 4/91 5/91 PAGE COL Bl2 B7 B7 A6 Bl Bl 1 1 1 4 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE GOP Chmn Asa Hutchinson objects to seating Jimmie L Wilson Roy C Llewellyn carries Delta agenda into state Senate Tax measure. other bills filed Four black reps breaking new ground in House Sen Mike Everett right at home in new district Jimmie L Wilson believes he will be seated Pulaski's five freshmen reps bring new perspectives to Hse Redistricting for super majorities approved by US Supreme Ct Northwest Ark freshmen legislators have farming connections Senate staff will not be reorganized House committee votes for new rules for smoother session Article on freshmen members Republicans join fight over seating Christine Brownlee House panel backs seating of Jimmie L Wilson. of Lexa House panel delays decision on Brownlee-Middlebrook contest GOP ready to fight for seats in House Sen Mike Ross decries loss of revenue through exemptions House cited as only authority to validate votes for members Gazette publishes guide to 1991 General Assembly How a bill becomes a law in Arkansas Senate membership roster House membership roster Article reviews power structure in General Assembly Article on lobbyists in 1991 session Lobbyists doubt state will move forward Money main bone of contention this session Article reviews work of key committees. lists memberships Lieut Gov JiJn Guy Tucker to take active presiding role Legislature faced with uncertainties as session opens Robert McCord column on seating of Rep Jimmie L Wilson Special section on the 1991 General Assembly's first day Christine Brownlee seated by 88-9 vote of House Jimmie L Wilson seated by 88-9 vote of House House. Senate leaders lay out optimistic plans List of bills pre-filed or filed on opening day Sen Joe Yates converted campaign funds to income Eleven Senate staff kin to Senators. other officials Summary of action in General Assembly Legislators pleased with Gov Clinton's educ. highway plans Text of Gov Clinton's inaugural address to Legis List of new bills filed Relatives of 22 Representatives are on House staff New faces encouraging. Bob Lancaster writes Summary of news of General Assembly Legislative leaders think sales tax to pass Rep Jodie Mahony wants session to focus on education Ef fort to end fax voting falls short in committee Directory of members and phone numbers List of new bills introduced Column critical of recess to honor military in Middle East Outbreak of US war with Iraq cause for recess until Monday Lobbyists list expenses Bob Lancaster column on short session held first week Session resumes after recess to honory military personnel 172 PAGE COL 01/ 5/91 Bl 01/ 5/91 Bl 2 01/ 5/91 B9 01/ 6/91 B5 01/ 6/91 B7 01/ 7/91 Bl 01/ 7/91 B2 01/ 8/91 Al 01/ 8/91 Bl2 01/ 9/91 B6 01/ 9/91 B6 01/10/91 Bl2 01/10/91 B9 01/11/91 Bl 01/11/91 B6 01/13/91 Bl 0l/13/91 B2 01/13/91 B2 Ol/13/91 M l 01/13/91 MIO 01/13/91 M12 01/13/91 M13 01/13/91 M 4 Ol/ 13/91 M4 01/13/91 MS 01/13/91 M 6 01/13/91 M 9 01/13/91 M 9 01/14/91 Al 01/15/91 B9 01/15/91 Gl 01/15/91 Gl 01/15/91 Gl 01/15/91 G3 01/15/91 G6 01/15/91 G6 01/15/91 G8 01/16/91 Hl 01/16/91 H4 01/16/91 H4 01/16/91 H7 01/16/91 H7 01/16/91 H8 01/17/91 I1 01/17/91 I1 01/17/91 12 01/17/91 I3 01/17/91 16 01/17/91 I 7 01/18/91 A.Q 01/18/91 Bl 01/19/91 Bl 01/20/91 Cl 01/21/91 Bl 5 1 5 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 5 1 5 2 1 5 1 5 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 4 4 3 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 6 5 2 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gov Clinton asks Legis to raise sales tax one-half cent Rep Jimmie L Wilson barred from practice in federal court Gov Bill Clinton names his legislative lobbyists Gov Bill Clinton's program outlined in State-of-the-State List of lobbyists registered with Secretary of State List of new bills introduced Amended bill allows drawing over $600 in a month for expenses List of new bills filed Legislature pursuing trivial bills. column claims Digest of action List of new bills filed List of new bills filed Summary of action on bills and resolutions Legislators surprise themselves with quick sales tax vote Roll call on vote on half-cent rise in sales tax Gov Bill Clinton working well with new legislators Columnist Bob Lancaster discusses quick passage of tax Expense documentation spreading to legislators Summary of action on bills in Legis Sessions more civilized. less entertaining. column says List of new bills and of Legis action on bills Reapportionment to await end of current session Legislative Council may lose its power List of new bills filed; action on other bills Rep Jimmie L Wilson to serve time in federal prison in Texas House passes requirement for expense documentation Senate's long hours weary some members List of new bills introduced Lawmakers not in jeopardy because of vote for taxes List of new laws. new bills. and legis action on bills Rep Jodie Mahony rides bill roller coaster List of new bills, and action on bills in Legislature Seating of Rep Jimmie Wilson stiffens cynicism, column says New-era Legislature didn't last long. columnist writes House bows to IRS on their expenses List of new bills. and House and Senate action on bills List of new bills List of new laws. new bills More it changes the more it stays same. column says Gov Bill Clinton praises harmony. productivity of session List of new bills, House and Senate action. and new laws Bill would boost legislators' retirement pay by 50 pct Digest of action in Legislature Longtime legislators could get raise b y retiring Panel recommends retirement pay raise for lawmakers Sen Jerry Jewell to be president pro tempore for 1993 session Summary of action on bills House approves 50 pct raise in lawmaker retirement pay List of new bills introduced Digest of action oon bills Senate apprOV'eS 50 pct increase in lawmaker retirement pay List of new bills. action by House and Senate Gov Bill Clinton to sign bill increasing retirement benefits Blue Cross-Blue Shield carries much weight with legislators 173 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/27/91 01/27/91 01/29/91 01/29/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/10/91 02/11/91 02/12/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/17/91 PAGE C.OL Al Bl G2 G4 G6 G7 H2 H7 H8 12 13 !7 17 A12 Al3 Al Cl G5 G7 G8 H7 !3 14 !7 BlO 13 I4 !7 GS G7 H3 H7 B9 I1 14 17 I7 A12 Cl Bl G7 G7 H2 HS H6 H6 H7 !5 !7 121 15 17 BB Al 5 1 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 4 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 3 1 5 1 1 1 1 4 2 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZE'CTE INDEX 1991 DATE Lobbyists. sponsors paying high price for 1991 session Digest of legislative action List of new bills. action by Legislature on bills List of new bills. new laws. and Legislative action on bill Rep Jerry Hinshaw accused of violating House courtesy Summary of legislative action. new bills. new laws Columnist says 'baloney' alarm needed at Capitol Judge denies stay of sentence for Rep Jimmy Wilson Rep B G Hendrix chastizes opponents of his tax exemption bill Summary of Legis action. new bills. new laws Senate passes 11 measures sought by Gov Bill Clinton Summary of new bills. new laws. Legis actions Column discusses influence of poultry industry on govt Nearly all of Gov Bill Clinton's package passes Photos of legislators. staffs hang in Capitol hallway House approves several measures List of new bills and legis action Summary of Legis action. new bill and new laws Current session likely to be extended Summary of new bills. and action by Legislature Josette Wilkins to seek election to seat her husband held State must pay $1.S million atty fees in districting case Sen David Malone tries to alter Joint Budget Comm selection List of new bills. legislative action and new laws List of new bills and of legislative action Senate Revenue and Taxation Comm thwarts Sen John Pagan No more Nice Guy for John Pagan, columnist writes House passes several measures Rep Bynum Gibson says battling lobbyists is futile List of new bills, legislative actions and new laws Voters, ecology, elderly get legislative shaft, column says Rep Hoye Horn admitted to hospital with heart attack Senate approves move to raise power in interim panels List of new bills. legis action and new laws Panel rebuffs idea of Claims Comm settling election disputes Four legislators file bill to abolish Joint Budget Committee List of new bills, legislative action, and new laws List of new bills. new laws and legislative action on bills Legislators' fears of expose gets Buster's waitresses fired List of new bills, new laws and actions by Legislature Legislature bogs down, but consoles coach. columnist writes Salary raises for staff members limited Lobbyists report receptions, events for lawmakers Rep G W Turner slapped papers from hand of Rep Owen Miller List of new bills. legislative action and new laws Columnist writes on L egislature as hall of horrors Senate approves resolution extending current session List of new bills. legislative action and new laws GOP lawmakers outnumbered. don't even fight List of new bills. legislative action on bills Idea of abolishing Joint Budget Committee batted around House votes to add six days to current session Rep John Miller loses longtime spot as Joint Budget chairman Rep Lloyd L Bryan elected speaker-designate 174 02/17/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/20/ 91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/ 22/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/24/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/ 91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/10/91 03/12/91 03/12/91 03/12/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/13/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/15/91 PAGE COL Bl G2 G7 H7 RB I7 I1 I2 I6 I7 A14 Al4 Bl Bl B2 GS G7 H7 13 I7 Bl IS I6 I7 All BS Bl G4 GS G7 Hl H2 H6 H7 14 16 17 97 I1 A6 Cl GS G6 G6 G7 I1 12 17 B9 !7 !8 14 14 14 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 S 1 1 3 1 6 2 1 1 S 1 1 1 3 4 1 1 4 l 1 1 1 1 3 2 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE List of new bills, legis action and new laws Bill on disclosure of legislators doing business with state Sen Stanley Russ apologizes for cannibal remark in speech List of new laws and summary of legislative action Sen Cliff Hoofman uses rules to get his bills passed Columnist comments on Sen Stanley Russ' comment on cannibals Truth stranger than fiction at General Assembly. column says Comm rejects proposal for Gov to name 2 members of ALC List of new bills, action by Legis and new laws List of new laws, new bills and legislative action on bills Columnist Robert McCord promotes term limitation for members List of new laws, new bills and action by Legis on bills Elderly lobby proves a force at Legislature Tobacco lobby played its hand, lost to elderly lobby .Arkansas Educ Assn happy with session List of new bills. and legislative action List of new bills, new laws, and legislative action on bills Senate votes to extend session Powerful lobbyists, conflicts of interest cramp ethics List of new bills and summary of action on bills Joint Budget Committee to be restructured List of new laws, new bills and action by Legislature Seventy-eighth General Assembly adjourns Rep William F Foster may step down from Legislature Session self-evaluations mixed Legislators have helped themselves, columnist writes Gov Bill Clinton praises session as one of the best Some praise session just ended, others bemoan results Recap of session of General Assembly Recap of session of General Assembly Recap of session of General Assembly Gov Clinton bats nearly 1.000 on legislative package Sen John Pagan seeks to avoid conflict of interest in voting Rep David Beatty is both legislator. Lewisville city attorney Working for other govt entities while in Legis may be illegal Sen Lu Hardin seeks opinion on holding dual govt posts Sen Lu Hardin serves as city atty for London Farm Bureau's Jack Jones pleased with 1991 session Legislators do pretty good job under quirky constitution Sen Lu Hardin seeks opinion on his holding city atty post Lobbyists report on spending on lawmakers Gov Clinton vetoes several measures passed by Legis Lobbyists list meals for legislators in reports Multimember dists may be omitted in reapportionment plan Legislature adjourns Sen Lu Hardin to resign as Longon city attorney Lobbyists spent $392,8 97 for 1991 session of Legislature Legislators' expenses under new law may violate constitution Perk reform proves empty form, columnist writes Rep Doug Wood seeks most for home of fice expenses State paid lawyers $198,770 in redistricting case A new expense account artifice (ed) Rep Bobby Tullis attends Natl Conf of State Legislatures Lawmakers treated to vacation at Don Tyson's Mexico home 175 03/15/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/17/91 03/17/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/24/91 03/26/91 03/27 /91 03/27 /91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/30/91 03/31/91 03/31/91 03/31/91 03/31/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 8/91 04/ 9/91 04/11/91 04/12/91 04/12/91 04/14/91 04/16/91 04/17/91 04/19/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 PAGE COL I7 I7 Al AlO B4 Cl Cl GS G7 H7 B9 H7 I1 I1 I3 I7 A12 A12 Bl G7 H6 H7 Al I2 I3 15 Al Al A13 A14 A15 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Fl B7 A3 B6 B14 B2 B4 B2 B6 Bl Al Bl Bl Bl BlO A3 Bl 1 2 2 5 3 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 4 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 5 5 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 5 1 3 3 6 6 5 1 1 4 1 2 1 2 1 6 5 1 3 5 1 3 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Lawmakers must rept stays in private homes i f value over $100 Three Democrats seek to fill Henry Wilkins seat State buys $2. 810 worth of furniture for John Lipton's apt Rep John Lipton says he did not ask for new furniture Josetta Wilkins wins Democratic nomination Blacks saw gain in latest legislative session Apportionment Board begins meetings today on drawing dists Multimember districts targeted for changes Apportionment Bd won't commit to release of data Frank White warns of redistricting hardball. Democrats reject remarks of Frank White on reapportionment Apportionment Bd urged to end multimember districts New black districts may control plan Apportionment Bd may try to weaken GOP. Asa Hutchinson says GOP urges free access to redistricting computer Black legislators oppose multimember House districts Northwest Ark legislators want to keep multimember areas New census counts delay redistricting Senate panel declines plan on detailing home office expenses Most senators skip details in requests for reimbursement Rep Bobby Hogue seeks House Speaker post for 1995 session Committee uses clout to promote B lue Cross Blue Shield Rep Jimmie Wilson out of prison. ready to fill House role Legislators recd campaign funding from Blue Cross Democrat Josetta Wilkins defeats Bruce Lockett for House seat Incumbent battles likely in Pulaski under reapportionment Gov Clinton expects challenge of reapportiomnent Accomplishments of 1991 session touted in brochure Columnist discusses redistricting now under way Blacks seek 4th majority black Senate district Redistricting plan may group 11 incumbents GOP wants all multi-member districts eliminated Maps of redistricting proposals Apportionment bd eliminates proposed Benton County House Dist Apportionment Bd denies packing northwest dists with Repubs Benton County GOP to fight for new House district Districting drama unfolds. columnist Max Brantley writes Lawmakers' expenses total more than $1.4 million Apportionment Bd to give NW Ark another look for extra seat Winston Bryant says NW Ark to get fair shake in districts Four majority-black districts proposed Multi-member districts are unfair. columnist writes Special session on child welfare system may be delayed John Walker unveils plan for 26 black-majority districts Sen Jerry Jewell accuses Rep William Walker of hitting him Drawing 2nd black Pulaski Senate dist may juggle lines Scrap between Jerry Jewell and William Walker explained Board of Apportionment to make decision today on districts Board of Apportionment approves redistricting plan. 3-0 State trying to avert special session. Jim Guy Tucker says Gov Clinton. lawmakers agree session not needed * Legislature should meet. Jim Guy Tucker says * Bill Clinton, Jim Guy Tucker differ on need for session Jim Guy Tucker insists legis session on child welfare a must* 176 PAGE COL 05/ 4/91 B2 05/13/91 Bl 05/15/91 B4 05/16/91 B2 05/19/91 Bl 05/27/91 Bl 05/29/91 B14 05/30/91 Bl 05/30/91 B4 05/31/91 Bl 06/ 2/91 BS 06/ 7/91 Bl 06/ 8/91 Bl 06/12/91 BB 06/12/91 BB 06/13/91 Bl 06/18/91 Bl 06/19/91 Bl 06/20/91 B4 06/21/91 B9 06/21/91 B9 06/26/91 B6 06/26/91 B6 06/29/91 Bl 06/30/91 Bl 07/17/91 Bl 07/18/91 Bl 07/28/91 Cl 08/21/91 Bl 08/22/91 B2 08/23/91 Al 08/23/91 AB 08/23/91 AB 08/27/91 B2 08/28/91 A7 08/29/91 B4 09/ 3/91 Bl 09/ 4/91 Al 09/ 5/91 BS 09/ 6/91 B2 09/19/91 B2 09/26/91 Bl 09/29/91 B7 10/ 5/91 Bl 10/ 8/91 B8 10/10/91 Bl 10/11/91 Bl 10/11/91 Bl 10/12/91 Al 10/12/91 BlO 10/16/91 A3 10/23/91 AlO 10/24/91 Al 10/25/91 Al 2 1 1 4 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 5 2 2 2 5 6 1 1 1 4 4 1 5 2 2 2 1 4 2 1 1 3 4 4 1 2 4 4 1 1 5 2 1 2 1 5 4 1 5 1 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Rep Tom Forgey first casualty of redistricting * Rep John E Miller loses major opponents in redistricting * Special session still possible, Bill Clinton says * Reshaping Rep John E Mil ler's dist cal led power play * Arkansas ranks 21st in number of lobbyists Board wraps up redistricting work * * New districts in Del ta may bring clash of titans * Seven Fort S mith ministers sue over legis dist makeup Taxpayers to bear cost of expanded Joint Budget Committee * Senator-lobbyist Joe Yates walks a fine line * State saved $30,000 after Jay Bradford-Nick Wilson dispute * Watchful senators keeping Nick Wilson from wasting {column) * * Suit filed to invalidate redistricting proposal * Sen Nick Wilson's haste to renovate room draws criticism Winston Bryant calls redistricting lawsuit frivolous * * Rep G W "Buddy" T urner resigns his seat Black group opposes new districting plan for Pulaski County * LEIRD CHURCH MANUFACTURING CO Appeals ct upholds judgment against Union National Bank Jury orders Union Natl Bank to pay Dr Kemal Kutait $3 million Suit dates back to 1979 financing transactions LEISURE ARTS INC New office building under construction at LR Company puts out 30 million publications yearly LEMARCO INC Little Rock buyers club closed LENNOX INDUSTRIES INC Size of Stuttgart plant to almost double Stuttgart plant to be expanded, jobs added LEVEE D ISTR ICTS see Improvement districts LEVER. LORETTA Honored as minority business advocate LEWIS LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO Fire damages Conway facility LEWIS. HENRY JACKSON see also B lacks LEWIS, JOHN M see also Banks LIBEL AND SLANDER see also Attorney General (Ark) see also Fuller, Ron see also Maumelle Co see also Mitchell, Nellie see also Weems, Sam A NLR couple wins slander suit against bar. waitress L IBRAR IES Library of future on display at conference in LR Proposed constitutional amdt would raise millage cap LIBRARIES, College and University see Colleges and universities see Robberies and thefts LIBRAR IES, Public see also Books and writing 177 PAGE COL B3 Al BB B3 B2 4 1 5 l 1 4 1 4 l 1 4 1 1 2 4 4 1 05/24/91 B2 10/15/91 Bl 10/15/91 Bl 1 5 5 01/ 7/91 x5 02/17/91 Fl 1 2 07/ 8/91 x5 1 03/29/91 ClO 06/17/91 x6 2 4 03/19/91 Cl 4 06/ 8/91 B14 1 10/ 4/91 B4 1 03/25/91 Al 03/27/91 Hl 6 5 10/25/91 10/28/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 10/31/91 11/10/91 11/14/91 11/21/91 11/24/91 11/30/91 12/ 8/91 12/14/91 12/15/91 12/15/91 12/24/91 12/28/91 Bl B3 Bl B7 Bll A5 B7 Bl Bl Hl B3 HS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Detection device at Laman Library at NLR deters thefts State lihraries to fight for financial future Money woes may curtail services of Ouachita Library System Book vandalism is problem for Central Ark Library System Anonymous donor may fund new library for Altheimer Faulkner County Library Bd to discuss future of facility Fort Smith library wins dispute over will of Leah Cohn Arendt Perry County to have new building Ku Klux Klan donates books. papers to Rogers Public Ku Klux Klan gives Rogers Library list of titles it will give Reading fringe publications illuminating. Bob Lancaster says Teens United for Freedom tell why Rogers library book wrong Ku Klux Klan publications given Bentonville Public Library More generosity from the Klan (ed) Rogers library will accept Ku Klux Klan book donation Ku Klux Klan book missing from Bentonville library State's libraries rank last in revenue L IEUTENANT GOVERNOR (Ark) see also Governor (Ark) see also Waste materials Jim Guy Tucker favors formula by-pass for teacher raises Jim Guy Tucker will not share his law firm profits from state Attorney Gen Winston Bryant refuses $15. 000 PR fund Jim Guy Tucker files his expense claims Jim Guy Tucker ready to take reins if Clinton runs for pres Jim Guy Tucker flexing his political muscle Acting Gov Jim Guy Tucker names Olly Neal prosecuting a.tty * Legis should be called into session. Jim Guy Tucker says Jim Guy Tucker wants legis to handle child welfare problems * * Jim Guy Tucker insists legis session is a must * Jim Guy Tucker has been busy promoting industry * Fund-raiser set to reduce Tucker's campaign debt Jim Guy Tucker wants phyical exam for all school children * LIGHTN ING see Weather and storms LILE. JIMMY Internationally-known knife maker dies at R ussellville LINDER. PAULA see Women LINDSEY• BRUCE see also Presidential election of 1992 LINDSEY. CAROL (Bennett) see also Arkansas see also Women L INDSEY. J SCOTT see also Middle East LINKED DEPOSIT PROGRAM. Arkansas see Business L IONS CLUBS Lions celebrate 75 years of service LIPTON, JOHN see also Governor (Ark) Je15 L ITERACY see Illiteracy 178 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/14/91 02/27/91 04/26/91 05/13/91 06/ 1/91 07/11/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 08/ 4/91 08/12/91 08/16/91 08/19/91 08/21/91 08/24/91 10/14/91 01/ 8/91 01/15/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 6/91 08/20/91 08/26/91 10/10/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/25/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 8/91 PAGE COL B9 B9 B3 B2 B3 B3 BS B6 Bl Bl Cl B6 B3 B6 B3 BlO Bl Bl G4 Al B7 Al B2 Al AlO Al Al D6 B4 Bl 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 4 5 5 5 3 2 1 1 1 5 5 3 5 5 2 3 4 1 2 2 1 3 4 05/ 7/91 Bl 2 02/17/91 Bl 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE LITTLE RED R IVER see Wildlife L ITTLE R O CK see also Crime and vice see also Government employees see also Historic buildings and sites see also Housing see also Quality of life see also Roads see also Water City Directors pick Sharon Priest for mayor Project 2000 is not for all. Acorn says Restaurants pack west Little Rock as growth continues in area May 7 date urged for vote on Project 2000 Some neighborhood groups oppose Diamond Center priority Renaissance. of sorts. taking place on East Third Street City Bd hears long list of persons endorse D iamond Center Meredith Catlett apptd to L R City Board Hillcrest homes ' down-zone d ' to single-family Heart of downtown revived with opening of Main Street City Directors considering half-cent sales tax option Expenses for L R City Board decrease in 1990 Acorn ridicules Project 2000 plan Capitol View Neighborhood Assn opposes Diamond Center Project 2000 gets boost from study Project 2000 may be broken into parts for votes Blue-ribbon panel named to promote Diamond Center Election on Diamond Center may wait Diamond Center projections get support City Board gets details on proposed Diamond Center City gets estimates on Diamond Center project Entrepreneurs add life to Main Street Sales tax increase plans taking shape Group pushes for direct election of mayor Project 2000 proposal shrinks Fifty for the Future is led by Walter Smiley Diamond Center and tax bad for state. UALR. Dr Troutman says Columnist discusses proposed Diamond Center Voters to be offered two half-cent sales tax increases Expansion of War Memorial Stadium included in board plan Vision and o pportunity for LR (ed on Project 2000) Half-cent taxes may meet opposition from organized groups LR gets $5.500 from Beach Boys concert at Riverfront Park Inner city neighborhoods seek police foot patrols Central Ark Library Bd wants numbers on proposed sales tax City officials tour streets. review plan to improve city life Zoning panel rejects private s chool on Broadway City in finals for All-America city designation City fails to attain designation of 'All-America" New tax could provide community police patrol Election on Diamond Center financing s cheduled for Oct 8 City Board hopes voters approve tax increase for projects Special election bal lot to list string of projects for vote Pankey area residents vow to save abandoned s chool bldg 179 01/ 2/91 01/ 5/91 0 1 / 6/91 01/10/91 01/16/91 01/21/91 01/25/91 01/29/ 91 01/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 12/91 02/ 12/91 02/ 14/ 91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/17/91 02/17/91 03/14/91 03/18/91 03/ 24/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 16/91 04/22/91 04/26/91 05/ 8/91 05/14/91 05/16/91 05/19/91 05/20/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 9/91 06/10/91 06/19/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 07/ 1/91 PAGE COL Al B2 Fl Bl Bl xl4 Bl Al Bl Al Al Al B2 B2 Bl Bl BlO Bl B4 Al Bl Fl Bl Bl Al xll BlO Bl Al Al C2 B3 Bl Bl B2 B2 B2 Bl Bl B2 Al B2 B2 Bl 2 1 2 6 5 1 1 6 2 3 5 2 1 6 5 5 3 5 1 6 4 2 5 3 2 1 1 1 5 2 1 1 2 2 5 1 1 5 2 1 5 1 4 6 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE City wrestles with its future with Project 2000, The Diamond Pankey residents ask L R School Dist for rehearing on bldg Pankey holds onto history in fight for condemned school bldg Pankey school bldg r azed; residents tearful, irate LR School Dist accused of bias over Pankey bldg demolition Diamond Center setting is wrong. Robert McCord writes Pankey strip along Highway 1 0 may be rezoned commercial Pankey residents seek more time on zoning plan Backers of Project 2000 raise $100, 000 for tax campaign Time to come clean on Project 2000 details. Pat Lynch says Acorn opposes tax for Diamond, other projects City zoning laws violated by Tom Blackmon, inspectors say Tom Blackmon operates business from his Edgehill residence Prposals to fund Pankey center questioned Neighborhood reps grill City Board on projects planned Writer objects to use tax funds for school drug insurance Edgehill Road area not in LR, Tom Blackmon says Little Rock satisfied Edgehill Road is in city Price of Di amond Center never included in budget Stephens family may donate site for proposed Diamond Center Stephens family will donate land for Diamond Center Human and Community Development office created Diamond Center tax package adds social programs Proposed sales tax increase topic of lively debate on TV City Director Lottie Shackelford threatened in check-out line Group forms to fight Diamond Center tax Capitol View Neighborhood Assn opposes sales tax increase Coalition split on part of proposed sales tax increase Wrangling has hurt Project 2000 drive for tax increase Downtown neighborhood residents conf ront City Bd Arkansas Cancer Research Center paper used to promote tax Tax talk heated as election nears Votes for Little Rock's future (ed on sales tax increase) Penny tax can define spirit of LR, Hugh Pollard writes Neighborhood adv ocate J im Lynch declares war on tax package Hugh Pollard suggests methods for winning Project 2000 vote Sports personalities promote Little Rock 2000 project Groups announce support for parts of tax package Diamond Center cost set at $42 million Convention Center expansion forgotten part of tax package Bob Lynch column on tax issues to be on ballot Streets. drainage would improve if voters approve tax Groups rally for, against tax plan Parks would get $10 million in impr ovements if tax passes Tax foes say $16 million for the arts unneeded LR officials attack chgs Stephens has inside track on bonds Tom M Ferstl endorses recreation projects in tax vote Social programs. rental inspections in plan if tax approved Tax opponent alleges mayor blocked his speech Police. fire of ficials hope tax would mean better service Diamond Center flawed mix. Dr Richard K Ford writes Article summarizes issues in tax vote on Tuesday List of uses to be made of new funds if tax passes A chance to shape city of the future (ed on tax proposal) 180 07 / 1/91 07 / 2/91 07 / 3/91 07 / 4/91 07 / 8/91 07 /11/91 07 /12/91 07 /17/91 07 /18/91 07 /29/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 11/91 08/18/91 08/20/91 08/21/91 08/22/91 08/22/91 08/23/91 08/29/91 09/ 2/91 09/11/91 09/12/91 09/14/91 09/17 /91 09/18/91 09/ 18/91 09/18/91 09/19/91 09/22/91 09/22/91 09/22/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/28/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 PAGE COL x7 A7 Al Al Bl Bl3 B2 B2 Bl x3 B4 Bl Bl B8 Bl Cl Bl Bl Bl Bl Al Bl Al Bl BS BS B2 Al2 Bl Bl Bl Bl C2 Fl Al Cl Dl B2 Al Al x3 Al M Al Al Bl BB Al A6 Al B8 Al Al 9 C2 1 1 2 2 5 1 1 1 8 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 6 2 2 6 S 2 4 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 5 1 4 3 3 4 2 4 2 4 3 1 2 3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Diamond Center not self-supporting, UALR professor says Appeals bombard LR tax voters on eve of tax election Little Rock 2000 vote is about city ' s potential Analysis of vote on LR 2000 package of improvements Entire LR 2000 package fails : mayor blames anti-tax sentiment Election returns on LR 2000 p roject, by precinct LR 2000 sides say answers, new plans to take time Vote on LR 2000 project divided along class 1 ines Voters turned out in record numbers to vote on LR 2000 Hugh Pollard analyzes defeat of LR 2000 proposal Backers of LR 2000 disappointed by failure of proj ect Sheffield Nelson blames Bill Clinton for LR 2000 failure Pat Lynch analyzes failure of Project 2000 tax Revitalization of poor neighborhoods to begin soon * Dalton tells anti-tax group city budget will cut $600, 000 * Fire razes Bonner Grocery in SW shopping center * Old smokestack blamed for fire at mall in SW Little Rock * * Board of Directors studies changing form of government Proposed budget for 1992 presented to City Board * Proposed budget would add 15 police, increase garbage fee * * Factions unite to plot change in form of city govt Martin Borchert heads group discussing change in city govt * City manager, board system called outdated for L R Las Vegas t rip by city of ficials costs $10,000 * Group plans hearings on proposed changes on form of govt * Budget problems force cutbacks in services * LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE see Defenses and armed forces L ITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE FOUNDATION see Museums LITTLE ROCK CITY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners LITTLE ROCK FAMILY PLANNING S ERVICES Tamara Kelly sues abortion clinic. director Kimberly Collins LITTLE R OCK HIGH SCHOOL Clas of 1918 to hold another ' final' reunion LITTLE R OCK HOUSING AUTHORITY see Housing LITTLE ROCK METROPOLITAN AREA Metroplan will face changes because of federal funds cutbacks Metroplan vote keeps council alive for two more years LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTR ICT see Apparel and dress see Birth control and abortion see Bombs and bomb threats see Education see Hazing see Legal profession see Little Rock see Substance abuse and traffic LITTLE ROCK ZOO Rare albino wallaby born at zoo Zookeeper attacked by male antelope Zoo buys two warthogs 181 10/ 7/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/10/91 10/ 10/ 91 10/10/91 10/10/91 10/10/91 10/11/91 1 0/14/91 10/25/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 11/13/91 11/ 14/91 11/15/91 12/12/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 12/ 14/91 12/20/91 12/27/91 PAGE COL Bl Al Bl Al Al A6 Al Bl Bl Cl Cl BS x3 B2 A22 Al B2 Al Al Bl Al Al B2 Al B2 B2 6 2 1 2 5 l 2 1 5 1 6 5 1 1 1 2 5 2 4 1 2 2 5 6 4 l 07/27/91 BlO 1 05/22/91 Bl 5 05/23/91 Bl3 06/27/91 B2 1 5 04/ 5/91 B6 04/13/91 Bl 05/ 17/91 Bl 1 6 2 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Purchase of warthogs depleted zoo acquisition funds Warthogs make debut at zoo Warthogs make bashful debut at z oo Two chimpanzees excape from cage ; visitors evacuated Warthogs hog attention at zoo Male warthog found dead in his pen Death of warthog not unique for z oo ' s large animals Veterinarian defends quality of care of animals Bacteria killed Porky the warthog at LR Zoo Zoo cannot recoup losses on warthog Second male warthog arrives at zoo Porky II, the male warthog arrives Friends of the Zoo to donate $50 . 00 0 for carousel purchase Friends of Zoo elects officers. hears zoo expansion plan Rhinos moved to Fort Worth Zoo while quarters remodeled * LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY see also Animals ( for cruelty to animals aspects) see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators see also Food contamination see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials Carroll County farmer rules out all but aliens in cows ' death Article on work of blacksmiths Mules make a comeback Anthrax likely cause of four cattle deaths in Lee County Cow ' s death blamed on bl ack.leg Poultty industry has use for every parat of chicken Anthrax strikes Lee County farms Anthrax deaths bring quarantine of Lee, part of Phillips Livestock quarantine against anthrax enforced Bobby D Wood chgd with selling black market animal drugs Drugs allegedly sold by Wood through I D Russell Co Anthrax stations begin stopping l ivestock Anthrax kills cattle in two more counties Anthrax threat lessening. official says Anthrax quarantine lifted after three weeks Slaty Crossing group protests Cargill plan for hog farm Hog farms continue to be built as studies go on * Yell County JPs to consider hog farm regulations * LIVIN' ON THE LEVEE FESTIVAL see Festivals L IVING WILLS see Medicine and health LLAMA C.O see al so Stadiums and arenas Alice Walton tells how she came to name her company Llama Llama edges past Stepehns Inc in bond underwriters ranking 1r LLEWELLYN, ROY C see also Legislature (Ark) LLOYD, PHILLIP LYNN Lloyd turned down for new fraud trial Judge sends Lloyd to prison Judge orders fine of $67 ,500 paid immediately * Court uphol ds fraud conviction. orders resentencing LOBBYING AND LOBBYI STS 1 82 PAGE COL 05/ 17/91 06/13/91 06/ 13/91 06/13/91 06/16/91 07/23/91 07 /27 /91 07 /27 /91 07 /31/91 08/ 16/91 09/ 6/91 0 9/ 7 /91 10/ 3/91 10/ 7 /91 10/ 1 9/ 9 1 Bl Al Bl B4 B4 Al Al Al Bl B2 Bl B2 B2 B2 02/ 18/91 03/ 9/91 05/ 5/91 07 / 9/91 01 /13/91 07/21/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 9/91 0 8/ 10/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/13/91 08/16/91 08/30/91 10/ 1 2/91 11/ 17/91 12/28/91 B3 Bl Fl Cl cs ca Fl ClO Cl ClO Al Al CB CB C9 C lO B7 Bl Bl 5 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 6 5 2 3 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 4 2 5 3 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 5 3 l 07/22/91 x.5 12/ 1 5/91 Gl 2 1 01/25/91 03/21/91 06/12/91 10/22/91 4 6 5 2 B4 Bl BS Dl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see B irth control and abortion see Legislature (Ark) see Pollution Control and Ecol ogy Department (Ark) see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see Tobacco * Many lobbyists at local level do not register * Many lobbyists at local level do not register LOCAL INITIATIVE SUPPORT CORP see Housing LOCATION SERVICES see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials LOCKE. GEORGE E Ex-senator told he owes $57 1, 000 in federal taxes * Locke ordered to pay $57 1 , 953 in back taxes LOCKHART, A L see also Prisons and prisoners LOG CAB IN DEMOCRAT see News and news media LOGOS see Trademarks . trade names and emblems LOITERING AND VAGRANCY see also Crime and vice Broadmoor Shopping Center is site of shooting that injured 2 Some 200 youths were gathered on Broadmoor Center lot Pizza Hut at B road.moor vows to halt loitering Conway police arrest 26 cruisers. several aged 18-30 Conway police watching weekend cruisers at shopping centers Police target cruisers on Camp Robinson Road at NLR NLR police trying to crack down on cruising teens NLR police issue 56 tickets. arrest 1 1 on Friday night NLR s tudies curfew proposal ACLU watching Arkansas curfew developments ACLU to defend Harold Graham arrested for loitering in NLR Hearing on proposed curfew at NLR draws crowd of 150 LR. NLR police try to keep tabs on loitering by teens Malls in LR act to curb loitering youths Malls in Central Ark say teen-agers costing them customers Benton police enforce law to keep Pul aski youths at home * Lonoke enacts curfew for juveniles after incidents LONOKE see also Housing see also L oitering and vagrancy LONOKE COUNTY * Controversy brewing over pay for law librarian LONOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education F12 Mr28 LOOSESTRIFE see Plants LORANCE CREEK NATURAL AREA see Wilderness and natural areas LOTTERIES see Gambling LOVE. EARL Earl and J anet Love killed in plane crash 183 PAGE COL 12/ 1/91 Bl 12/ 1/91 Bl 1 1 10/18/91 B4 10/ 19/91 C4 2 5 01/ 19/91 01/ 1 9/91 01/20/91 03/10/91 03/ 15/91 03/28/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 7 /91 07 / 1 9/91 07 /22/91 07/25/91 07 /26/ 91 07 /29/91 08/ 7/91 08/11/91 08/ 15/91 12/21/91 B3 2 2 5 6 6 1 1 2 3 4 5 2 5 2 3 1 1 1 1/ 14/91 Bl 1 06/ 3/91 Al 2 Bl Bl Bl B3 B3 Bl BS B2 B2 A8 B2 Al Bl Cl Al BlO ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Lcx.JER MISSISSIPPI DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION see Mississippi Delta Devel opment Commission, Lower LTV CORP L'IV Corp to sell Camden missile plant Camden facility builds missiles for French firm New contract saves 70 j obs at Camden LUCKIE, DONNELL see als o Sex crimes LUJAN. MANUEL see also Hot Springs LUMBER see Wood and wood products LUMPKIN, JIMMIELOU FI SHER see also Treasurer (Ark) LYNCH. JIM see als o Little Rock LYON, FRANK J R s e e al s o Wildlife MABUS. RAY see al so Missis sippi MACARTHUR, DOUGLAS Tree planted in MacArthur Perk at LR to honor General MAD BUTCHER STORES Lack of black managers prompts picket of Pine Bluff store Negotiations make no progress ; bl ack protest continues Blacks . store end hiring dispute MADD (Orgn) see Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) MADDEN. OWEN VINCENT see als o Crime and v ice MADISON GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION see Dardanelle Development Corp MAGEE, JAMES see also Banks MAHONY, JODIE see also Education see also Legislature (Ark) MALAK, FAHMY see also Crime Laboratory (Ark) see also Health Department (Ark) MALLOY, BROOKE see also Children, Gifted MALONE, DAVID R see also Legislature (Ark) MALPRACTICE see Legal profession see Medicine and health MANAGEMENT REV IEWS see Audits and management reviews , Govt MANSIONS see Housing MARBLE RENEWAL Jim Buckner is president of firm Marble restoration leads t o franchise boom 184 PAGE COL 05/21/91 C l 06/ 5/91 C9 10/ 4/ 91 Cl 2 2 04/ 6/91 B2 2 02/ 2/91 B3 02/ 7 /91 B3 02/13/91 B3 2 5 6 03/11/91 :x: l l 03/11/91 :x: l l 1 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MARIANNA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education MrlO Ag23 D9 MARINAS see also Harbors . ports and marinas MARION COUNTY County Judge Kenneth Jefferson calls probe of office a waste County Judge Kenneth Jefferson cleared of wrong-doing MARKET STREET PLAZA see also Bell. Melvyn L MARKLE. JOHN Judge refuses to reduce Stephens award from Geldermann Inc Geldermann must post $ 1 . 7 million to appeal ruling Appeals flying in J ohn Markle-Stephens Inc case MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE Kenneth R Jones, 4 5. marries 14-yr-old girl at Pine Bluff Marriage of Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Jones may be annul led Judge was unaware of Kenneth R Jones ' conviction in Miss Judge annul ls marriage of Kenneth R J ones t o 1 4-yr-old girl Couple wed on Ferris wheel at Arkansas State Fair MARSHALL see also Middle East MARSHALL, BRYCE see also Books and w riting MART CART INC Rogers firm sells 400 motorized carts to Kmart MARTIN CEMETERY see Cemeteries MARTIN ' S RECREATION CENTER Hot Springs eatery seized by IRS for back taxes MARY KAY COSMETICS INC Sales directors discuss Mary Kay techniques MASCOTS see Athletics and sports N21 MASON. JIMMY see als o Correction Department (Ark) MASON. MARJORIE L see also Murders - Mason. Marj orie L MASON, RICHARD see also Rivers and lakes MASON. STEVEN G see also Middle East MASONS. Free and Accepted Order of see also Shriners MASS MERCHANDISERS INC see McKe sson Service Merchandising Inc MATHEMATICS see also Education MATTHEWS (JUSTIN) FAMILY History of Justin Matthews and his descendants MATTHEWS. JUSTIN I I I Matthews owes I R S more than $ 1 . 2 million in taxes MATTHEW s. WILSON see also Athletics and sports MAULDEN. JERRY 185 PAGE COL 06/11/91 BS 08/ 1 7 /91 B3 2 2 03/ 9/91 ca 04/ 16/91 Cl O 05/30/91 BS 4 2 4 05/ 12/ 9 1 05/14/91 05/15/91 05/ 18/91 10/12/91 B4 B3 Bl Al Bl 2 5 2 2 05/30/91 C l 6 02/14/91 Bl 1 10/ 14/91 x8 1 09/ 1/91 Al 2 05/29/91 ClO 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Entergy Corp MAUMELLE see also Parks . recreation and ourism see also Police Business people sue for turning lane. not median ifi road Controversy stems f rom two TV antennae on rooftops Maumelle Village Marina Subdivision planned MAUMELLE CO Richrd Waymire files defamation suit against Jay DeHaven Company plans to affil iate with national real estate firm John W "Jay" DeHaven sees conflict in articles about him Suit says Maumelle in default on refinancing Land sale e f forts end in most of Maumelle in wake of suit San Jae S&L allegations of payment delinquency denied Failed S&L wants $10 million loan t o DeHaven Todd returned Jay DeHaven ' s dreams shaken by lawsuit DeHaven. Todd and Co file response to S an Jae Mortgage Landowners to f ile suit against DeHaven. Todd and Co Lot buyers lose class-action bid MAYBELLINE INC Company plans $50 million advertising plan for classier image MAYFLCMER see also Fires see also Water Audit finds city overspent budget, made illegal reimbursement MCADAMS, B J, INC Bob J McAdams alleges ex-wife, her family caused bankruptcy Bob J McAdams sues ex-wife, her family for $45 million MCAULEY• DARREL George H Stephens J r accused in assault of Darrel McAuley Prosecutor H G Foster places deputy George Stephens on leave* * Article details George Stephens case allegations MCCAIN MALL SHOPPING CENTER see Retail stores MCCARTHY. EUGENE * McCarthy speaks at Harding University debate MCCATHERN, ROBERT see also Crime and vice MCCLANAHAN. ELIZABETH BOGARD Arkansas artist helps raise funds for Mexican hospital MCCOY. MIKE see also Arkla Inc MCCRARY • STEVE Friends concerned by disappearance of Jonesboro man Police say motorcycle club may be l inked to disappearnce Motorcyclist rej ects l ink between club, missing man MCCUEN. W J "BILL" see al.s o Civil rights and discrimination see also Secretary of State (Ark) MCDERMOTT INTERNATIONAL INC see also Babcock and Wilcox Co MCDONALD ' S RESTAURANTS Seven stores in Little Rock sold by Joe Davis MCDONALD, CHARLES 186 PAGE COL 06/ 3/91 B2 06/19/91 B3 09/ 27 /91 C l 1 1 3 0 4/ 5/91 0 4/ 9/91 04/15/91 05/10/91 05/ 11/91 05/ 14/91 06/ 7 /9 1 06/16/91 07/27/91 09/10/91 09/21/91 ClO Cl x5 Cl Cl Cl B3 Fl Cl C9 Cl 3 5 2 2 5 4 1 2 6 5 2 09/ 5/91 ClO 2 04/19/91 B3 5 09/10/91 Cl 09/10/91 Cl 3 3 12/ 4/91 Bl 12/ 4/91 Bl 12/ 11/91 Bl 1 1 6 11/ 15/91 Al 4 05/19/91 El 2 07 /30/91 Bl 07/30/91 Bl 07/31/91 B3 2 2 4 05/21/91 Cl 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Tax preparer chgd with fil ing 34 fal se returns for clients MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CORP Melbourne j et plant lay s off 5 0 workers * MCDOWALL. JUDITH see also Woman Business Owner of the Year MCGEE. BEN Arrest warrant for McGee withdrawn after car dealer paid MCGEHEE. PETER GREGORY see als o Books and writing see also Deaths MCGEHEE-DESHA COUNTY HOSPITAL see Medicine and health MCGINNIS. ROBERT LEE see also Athletics and sports MCGOVERN. GEORGE see also Presidential election of 1992 MCGRAW LEARNING INSTITUE see Education Ag31 MCINTOSH. ROBERT Files suit against Gov Clinton; cl aims he failed t o pay Robert Mcintosh' s allegations denied by Gov Bill Cl inton Says Clinton offered. money . pact with Yarnell. son ' s release Sheffield Nelson was target of suit last Fall Mcintosh credibility lacking, Bill Cl inton says Bill Cl inton ' s atty says Mcintosh left $5.000 off bankruptcy Betsey Wright says Mcintosh proclaims himself a prostitute Mcintosh says group to pay him to haunt Bill Clinton Declines trip to New Hampshire to dog Bill Cl inton Bankruptcy case dismissed after Mcintosh refuses terms Lawyer confirms he talked to Mcintosh before Clinton speech Landlord fails to prove Mcintosh owes back rent * MCINTOSH. ROBERT J R s ee also Civil rights and discrimination MCKEE BAKING CO Original Little Debbie. Debra McKee. runs Gentry plant MCKESSON SERVICE MERCHANDI SING INC Harrison firm dominates the market with non-food items Mass Merchandisers of Harrison changes name to McKe sson Harrison firm lays o f f 2 9 workers. blames economy for cutback MCKISSICK. JIMMIE DON see also Presidential election of 1 992 MCLARTY. THOMAS F see also Humanitarian Awards. National Success of McLarty borders on the phenomenal MCMATH, PHILLIP McMath finds Soviet Union drab , full of confusion MCMATH. PHILLIP H see also Books and writing MCMATH. SIDNEY S Co-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LR MCNAMARA. WILLIAM see also Culture and the arts MCNATT• LONNIE see also Education Department (Ark) - Vocational Educ Div 187 PAGE COL 05/24/91 Cl 2 1 1 / 1 5/91 D3 3 07/25/91 BS 3 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 0 7/ 27 /91 0 8/ 4/91 0 8/ 4/91 0 8/ 6/91 09/17/91 10/ 3/91 11/ 9/91 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 5 3 6 1 B2 B2 B2 B2 BB B7 Bl Bl A5 B5 A10 Bl2 06/22/91 Cl 2 03/17/91 Fl 03/17/91 Fl 06/11/91 CB 2 2 4 04/ 15/91 xll 1 07 / 18/91 B4 4 01/16/91 A4 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MCRAE, THOMAS C see also Governor (Ark) MEAT MART INC Atty Gen Winston Bryant accuses firm of rip-offs MEDALLION FOODS INC see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials MEDI-STAT MEDI CAL CLINIC Clinic, Dr Michael Eades. named in sexual harassment suit * MEDICAID see B irth control and abortion see Handicapped see Medicine and health see Mental health and disorders MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING ( Hot Springs) see Buildings and of fices MEDICAL BOARD (Ark) see also Medicine and health MEDICAL EXAMINER (Ark) see Crime Laboratory (Ark) MEDICAL EXAMINER COMMISSION (Ark) see Crime Laboratory (Ark) MEDICARE see Medicine and health MEDICINE AND HEALTH see also Birth control and abortion see also Health Department (Ark) see also Insurance see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Sex crimes see also Tobacco Bone marrow donor found for 2-yr-old Tabatha Porter Health-care providers debate proposed Medicaid excise tax Failing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Rural Arkansas on verge of medical breakdown Arkansas ranks poorly in pre-natal care indicators (stats) Fail ing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Poor care robs promise of life from premature babies Failing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Fail ing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Statistics on health care system in rural Arkansas Conway County Hospital ' s struggle typical of rural facilities Doctors ' exodus. hospital closings shrink rural health care Fail ing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Map shows counties in Ark without hospitals Map shews location of practicing obstetricians in Ark Failing health care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Failing heaalth care crisis in rural Arkansas (series) Lack of rural transportation denies health care to many Bill in Legis would allow AIDS test without consent Rumors about Jefferson Regional Medical Center to be probed Pine Bluff Dist to have health clinic; contraceptives barred Health clinics t o give contraceptives to children, ARL says AIDS in older Arkansans reported Summary of Gov Cl inton ' s proposals to Legislature 188 PAGE COL 10/ 4/91 CB 1 12/ 12/91 B3 2 01/ 3/91 01/ 9/91 01/13/91 0 1/ 13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/ 14/ 91 01/ 14/91 01/ 14/ 91 01/ 14/91 0 1/ 1 4/91 01/14/91 01/15/91 01/15/91 01/16/91 01/17/91 01/19/91 01/21/91 01/21/91 01/22/91 5 5 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 1 4 4 4 1 4 2 2 2 3 1 4 2 1 1 Bl Bl Al Al All All All A12 A9 A9 Al Al Al A6 A6 A7 Al Al H2 B3 B3 Al Bl G5 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Rep Jack McCoy wants HIV/AIDS register in state Health Dept Medicaid may get healthy boost from. Legislature UAMS cl inic to address impotence in older men Bill on testing for AIDS without consent passes Hse panel House rej ects bill restricting minors in malpractice suits Bills to lure doctors t o rural areas pass House committee House votes for AIDS test bill Sample of how some local hospitals handl e bill collections Saline Memorial Hosp opens new 5-story patient tower Claim alleges University Hospital mishandled body of infant Trauma disorder in workplace is special focus of UA engineer House votes 97-0 for Medicaid excise tax bill Bias suit against Jef ferson Regional Hosp nears settlement Dr Joycelyn Elders wages health war with spirit, speech Young cancer patient sees dream for pony real ized Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr faces Medicare questions Blue Cross fights chiropractor inclusion in insurance bill House approves Medicaid bill to avert deep cuts in program Judge to hire team to look at Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr finances defended Health clinic opponents turn out for hearing by Legis panel Measure for funding s chool health clinics still alive Boy who has not been vaccinated suspended by public s chool Sylvan Hills mother does not believe in vaccination Debate can ' t change clinics ' worth (ed) Bill in Legis would require AIDS testing of prison inmates Susan B right risks charges in refusal to have son vaccinated Southwest Hospital at L R creeps toward break-even point Bone marrow transplant nearly fatal for Tabatha Porter Immunization dispute goes to court Jason Bright , 7 . can go to school without vaccination Immuniz ation exemption on religious grounds easy to obtain Chiropractors. physicians would be treated equally under bill Hospitals at LR seek to carve out distinct identities Bill and Hillary Clinton at opposite ends of Medicaid battle Inurance bill backed by chiropractors rejected by Senate comm Jefferson Regional Center bd approves assets move Mena sales tax proposed to keep local hospital open Dr Joycelyn Elders chastizes legislators on school cl inics Mena residents approve sales tax for hospital Thousands of Ark children to be screened for lead pois oning Jefferson Regional Medical Center comes under scrutiny House amends Health Dept budget bil l . then defeats it Gov Clinton gives health bill backers l obbying tips Plan for nurse practitioners to prescribe medicine nixed Legislature passes Health Department budget Dr Joycelyn Elders wins budget battle. loses plan on her pay Dr Joycelyn Elders will not suffer salary cut Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr board trade chgs with j udge Bills won ' t stop Dr Joycelyn Elders from getting 2 salaries Pinnacle Pointe Hospital is new facil ity at Little Rock Pinnacle Pointe specializes in mental health Birth control is small part of work of school heal th clinics Medical office bldg may be built at Saline Memorial Hospital 189 01/23/91 01/23/91 Ol/27/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 0 2/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 0 2/ 7/91 02/13/91 02/ 13/91 02/ 18/91 02/21/91 02/22/ 91 02/24/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7 /9 1 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/ 1 5/ 9 1 03/16/91 03/ 1 9/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/24/91 03/25/91 03/26/91 03/26/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 PAGE COL H2 HS B7 B6 B6 B2 !4 C2 Bl Bl xll !4 B3 Al BlO B3 G2 GS Bl B3 G8 Al Bl Bl B6 !5 Bl Cl Bl Bl Bl Bl !2 Al A6 HS B3 B7 B6 B9 B7 xlO Al Gl H4 Al I7 A9 B3 B2 x7 x7 Bl B3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 3 4 4 1 2 4 1 3 3 1 5 2 1 6 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 4 5 4 3 2 1 4 2 3 4 2 1 1 7 5 1 5 1 4 2 2 1 1 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Medicare certification could be lost by St Vincent Infirmary St Vincent accused of violating law on patient dumping St Vincent takes steps to keep Medicare certification Feature articles on children battl ing cancer in Arkansas New Ark law requires second AIDS test on donor blood Daughters of Charity tend to health needs in Gould Sen Jim Scott to try again with bill for nurse practitioners St Vincent Infirmary Medical Ctr to keep Medicare contract Gov Bill Clinton vetoes AIDS tests for sex offenders Plasma donations at prison may end because of AIDS threat No lease violations found at Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr Arkansas AIDS Fdn t o close cl ient residence in LR Medical care park being built in north Fayetteville Anti-bacterial shot for day-care babies may soon be required Five hospitals in Ark cited f or patient dumpin.g violations Medical Personnel Pool expansion to Fort Smith area protested Arkansa s Children' s Hosp to work with B ritish hospital HMOs in Ark v ary widely in financial result s Eight hospitals in Ark exceed death rate expectations Corning Community Hospital files for bankruptcy Alcohol . drugs are real problem for physicians House in Fort Smith used as meeting place for cancer patients Rocky Mountain spotted fever suspected in death of LR woman Tips for avoiding and treating tick-borne diseases Bush adm proposal could cripple Ark ' s new Medicaid fund plan Family of toxic shock syndrome victim sues Kimberly-Clark Westworld bankruptcy leaves three areas without medical care Arkansas Red Cross chapt gets good marks on blood bank safety Bull Shoals Comm.unity Hospital may lose its l icense Tabatha Porter comes home with good news after hospital stay Jefferson Regional Med Ctr problems called solvable Coroners required to tell organ transplant agencies of deaths Leukemia patient Niki Morehead home after marrow transplant Steven B Lampkin named head of Baptist Medical Center Article on possible l ink between elecromagnetism, cancer AP&L j oins study of electromagnetism field strength in homes Scrutiny of Red Cross blood program called healthy Part of brain removed to help Dardanelle epileptic teenager Wilhelmina Medical Center struggles for survival State wants more 2-year-olds immuniz ed Ark has had 500 reported cases of AIDS since first in 1 983 Different types of people in Ark getting AIDS, HIV virus Cancer survivors cel ebrate at St Vincent Infirmary Telethon raises over $2 million for Children ' s Hospital Pine Bluff ambulance services battl ing for top spot Autopsy shows LR teen died of Rocky Mountain spotted fever Ark inventor makes CPR respirators that protects from AIDS Altheimer Fdn makes substantial gift to Ark Children ' s Hosp Ark Children ' s Hosp honors Altheimer Fdn trustee Coroners unaware of new law on rept to transplant agencies Ex-employee sues Children' s Hospital for sexual harassment Bull Shoals Community Hosp admr says most violations fixed Sheltons sue Sparks Medical Ctr. physicians in death of child Ark has no care law for terminally ill. atty gen says 190 04/ 5/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 8/91 04/ 8/91 0 4/ 1 1/91 04/ 1 2/91 04/ 1 5/91 04/19/91 04/20/91 04/22/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/ 27/91 04/ 27 /91 04/28/91 05/ 2/91 05/10/91 05/ 1 2/91 05/13/91 05/ 14/91 05/ 14/91 05/15/91 05/19/91 05/19/91 05/21/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/26/91 05/26/91 05/26/91 05/26/91 05/28/91 05/29/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7 /91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/13/91 06/13/91 06/14/91 06/15/91 PAGE COL Al Al Al Al B5 Al A6 Al B14 Bl B3 B2 x6 Al B2 Bl C10 Fl Al Bl B2 Al Al A6 Bl Bll Fl Al Bl B7 B9 Al B2 Cl Al Al2 Bl B5 B4 Bl Al Al Bl Bl B4 Al B3 B4 B4 Bl B5 B6 BS Bl 2 2 5 2 4 5 1 3 1 5 5 6 2 2 2 2 1 2 7 2 2 6 2 3 6 1 2 5 2 2 5 5 1 4 2 5 2 1 5 2 4 4 5 6 1 5 1 1 1 2 3 2 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE St Joseph ' s Regional Health Center at Hot Springs completed Two hospitals in Hot Springs in competition for patients St Michael Hospital moving across state line to Texas Steven Lampkin ready to tackle Baptist Medical Ctr challenge St Vincent Inf irmary to add obstetrics unit Poor in Ark missing Medicare benefit because they are unaware Officials say explaining Medicare benefits to poor difficul t Physician sees cancer link to electromagnetic fields Health industry experts testify at hearing in LR Senior citizens seek health-care changes Dr Fouad Rabie investigated for Medicaid fraud Natl Health Service Corps doctors revitaliz e rural health St Vincent Infirmary wants back in obstetrics services area St Vincent may build acute care hospital in Sherwood Over 100 persons go to LR to support Bull Shoals hospital Medicaid change will keep disabled independent Cummins prison unit fights TB with ultraviolet lights Sonj a Rood raises money for cancer treatment Childr en ' s Hospital expands animal research facilities Children ' s Hospital gets only $45 , 000 from Hope of America Virgil Turner is new director of Arkansas AIDS Foundation Children' s Hospital received $75 , 5 00 from Hope of America More Arkansans could get health care as Medicaid pay goes up Sick.le cell rate stable in Ark during 1990 Cane Hill man dies of wasp stings, leaves note Drinking water on school campuses appear safe from lead Bull Shoals Hospital l ikely to lose its l icense Joycelyn Elders criticizes nation ' s efforts on health issues Wilhelmina Medical Center use of tax fund coul d affect status Smoker starts fire in room at Baptist Medical Center Unfair health system is topic of essay by William White AIDS support group gaining acceptance LR hospitals differ for employees with AIDS Nashville firm, Bull Shoals hospital reach deal for operation Bull Shoals Community Hospital to be spared closing Children ' s Hospital develops test for sick.l e cell stroke Mother hopes son gets chicken pox before kidney transplant Fayetteville City Hospital lays of f 42 empl oyees State ' s first pancreas transplant done at University Hospital Dr William J ones of LR. helps keep AIDS immigration ban Gene W Boyett sugge sts mandatory pre-marital AIDS test Mosquito-borne encephal itis outbreak reptd in Jefferson Co Family asks McGehee-De sha Hosp for facts about Brown ' s death Odell B rown healthy when he went to hospital , family says Death of Odell Brown at McGehee-Desha Hospital to be probed Tiger mosquito. carrier of dengue. identified in NLR Three more encephalitis cases reported in Pine Bluff Arkansas AIDS Fdn sees rough years ahead with funding HIV-positive cases in Ark shown on map Drug use b l amed for higher syphilis raate State has had 740 cases of syphilis reported this year Eleven cases of encephalitis confirmed at Pine Bluff Child ' s nose reattached after being bitten off by dog Rape victim' s ct suit alleges St Vincent denied treatment 191 06/17 /91 06/17/91 06/17/91 06/17/ 91 06/18/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/ 1 9/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/20/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/29/91 07 / 3/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07 I 8/91 07/ 8/91 07 I 9/91 07 I lC>/ 91 07/ 10/91 07 / 1 1/91 07 / 12/91 07 / 12/91 07/13/91 07 /13/91 07 / 14/91 07/16/91 07 /18/91 07 / 19/91 07 / 25/91 07/26/91 07 /28/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 0 8/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 OB/ 7 /91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 8/91 08/10/91 08/12/91 08/12/91 08/ 13/91 08/13/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 PAGE COL Al Al A3 xlO Al Al A3 B14 A6 B2 B9 Bll Fl B3 Bl B2 Al Bl ClO Bl Bl B2 Bl B4 B6 A3 Bl B4 B7 Bl B9 B4 Al B2 Bl Bl Al ClO Bl Al B6 Al Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl Al Al Al Al Al B2 B7 2 2 4 1 2 5 3 1 1 1 4 1 2 5 2 1 5 5 2 2 6 5 5 5 6 3 5 1 1 5 1 4 6 3 2 2 3 6 5 4 4 5 6 6 1 2 3 2 4 4 4 2 4 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE UAMS develops new test to detect ovarian cancer early No evidence of foul play found in death of Odell Brown CDC staffers arrive to study encephalitis outbreak at PB Up to 8 , 000 may have encephalitis in PB without symptoms Court suit alleges use of L-Tryptophan led to EMS disorder Pine Bluff encephal itis outbreak reaches 19 cases Encephal itis outbreak at Pine Bluff easing Rabies kills Wayne Willis Jones of Arkadelphia Health of rural elderly blacks discussed at Helena workshop Medicaid prescription program faces funds shortfall All who came in contact with rabies victim are at risk Modern rabies vaccine avoids ordeal of earlier days Epidemiologist says rabies death no reason to panic Wayne Willis Jones apparently bitten by rabid bat 7 5 persons to receive rabies inoculations State Medical Bd cannot discipline Dr Bruce Leipzig Coalition stresses new mind-set for preventive health care New federal rule will cost Ark millions in Medicaid funds Ark Medicaid tax program escapes Bush adm axe Lee County Cooperative Clinic is l ifeline for thousands Lee County Cooperative Clinic opposed by whies initially Nurses at Jefferson Regional Med Ctr t o vote on union Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr considers overhaud of mgmt Syphil is hits the unborn in Arkansas (statistics) Syphilis on rise among general population in Ark (statistics) Rocky Mountain spotted fever cause of death of Searcy woman Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr director resigns amid turmoil Sudden death from tick bite concerns medical officials Jerry Cound receives second heart transplant in five years Rose Bud has its first physician in 45 years Dr Joycelyn Elders defends s chool-based clinics to ACLU Gurdon man also had encephalitis during Pine Bluff outbreak Arkansas included in Stroke Belt Some Arkansans miss AIDS message Baxter Regional Hospital plans $16 million expansion WIC program to start keeping records on immunization Computer gives lessons on AIDS to the illiterate Grant keeps Forest Heights school clinic open another year Odell Brwn' s death in McGehee-Desha Hospital ruled accident ABC Quilts orgn provides quilts for sick babies Jefferson Regional Medical Ctr nurses cancel union elections NW Ark hospitals building cardiac care units * Twenty at reunion exemplify success of kidney transplants 7 0 high school students trained to teach peers about AIDS * John Drain, 2 , gets new heart * Blanche Dowell, daughter Pat Howell show uncanny sol idarity * Bull Shoals hospital official says politics behind dispute * * University Hospital is state ' s first certified trauma ctr * Estimated 7 5 . 000 Arkansans unaware they have diabetes * Medicaid program to be cut by $14 million * Thirteen children in Ark under age 13 have AIDS * Hamburg School Dist dismisses classes because of illness * Free T-shirt raises questions to promote safe sex * Bull Shoals hospital gets state reprieve 192 08/16/91 08/ 16/91 08/17/91 08/18/91 08/21/91 08/21/91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/29/ 91 08/29/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/3 1/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 7/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 09/12/91 09/ 19/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/24/91 09/24/ 91 09/25/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/30/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 7/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 9/91 10/10/91 10/11/91 10/15/91 10/16/91 10/17/91 10/17/91 10/17/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/21/91 10/26/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 8/91 11/ 13/91 11/15/91 11/18/91 11/20/91 PAGE COL Al BS Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Al Bl Bl Al A7 A7 Bl Al Bl B2 Bl B4 Al Al B2 B6 Al Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl A2 Al B2 C9 Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl BlO ClO Bl B24 Bl Bl Bl B2 B2 Bl A12 Bl B2 Bl 2 1 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 1 4 2 2 2 1 5 4 2 2 3 2 2 2 4 2 2 5 5 5 6 6 1 3 2 1 2 2 2 3 6 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Medicaid cuts have affected s ervices t o 27 . 000 patients * About 3 7 0 crosses to mark AIDS deaths in Ark * * Living wills inquiry to be part of check-in procedures * Living wills inquiry to be part of check-in procedures Patient Self-Determination Act opposed by right-to-lifers * Patient Sel f-Determination Act opposed by right-to-lifers * Quilt memorial to AIDS victims attracts 100 to Arts Center * Quilt memorial to AIDS victims attracts 100 to Arts Center * AIDS activists ACT UP protests newspaper column * * AIDS activists ACT UP protests newspaper column * Flu virus hits six counties in early wave * Design of waiting room at Children ' s Hospital honored Holly Grove losing only physician as Dr Herd E St one retires* * Most physicians find Arkansas undesirable for practice State ' s second budget cut takes $ 11 . 4 million from Medicaid * Doctor at Children' s Hospital links roach allergy, asthma * Influenza hitting centra. eastern Arkansas * * Federal rules could cut 13 pct from state Medicaid budget Dr Norman Pledger violated Medical Practices Act, bd rules * Viral outbreak forces closing of Rison Schools * Ark families rank 42nd in health costs, up 141 pct from 1980* * Health Care Training Corp administers nursing aide exams * Insurance to pay for lung transplant for Rogers boy * Jim B Rose dreams of cl inic using medicinal plants * Flu dwindling in state MEL SON. VAN G see also Fires MENA AIRPORT see also Iran-Contra Affair see also Substance abuse and traffic MENTAL HEALTH AND DISORDERS see also Birth control and abortion see also Insurance see also Murders - Penix. Bill Jr see also Special Olympics Federal lawsuit filed in 1984 may close Human Developmt Ctrs Human Development Centers credited with progress of clients Richardson Home at Springdale accused of abuse of patient Pinnacle Pointe Hosp takes different approach to treatment Rural mental health providers are swamped Mental health costs dropping in Arkansas Conway Human Development Center in uproar over Depakote use Conway Human Devel opment Ctr referrals raise questions Affluent reportedly misusing Medicaid program in Ark Chil dren denied psychiatric care. legislators told Conway Center resident allegedly abused by aide Consul tants on psychiatric care defended by Human Services More funds needed for replacement of State Hosp ' s Rogers Hall Legislators press for renewal of Medicaid for youth State children in psychiatric units increasing MHMA denial of Medicaid funding for clients criticized * MHMA has contract with Human Services for youth services * Mental Heal th Mgmt of America (MHMA) comes under criticism * Hearing on Diana Coleman ' s release from hospital heated * 193 PAGE COL 1 1/ 2 4/91 1 1 / 3 0/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/ 9 1 1 2/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 4/91 1 2/ 6/91 12/ 7 /9 1 12/ 9/ 91 12/11/91 12/11/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/16/91 12/23/91 12/ 25/91 12/26/91 12/27/91 Bl Bl Al Al B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 Al Bl El B2 Al Bll B4 Bl Bl Bl B2 Dl B2 Bl 1 l 5 5 1 l 5 5 6 6 2 4 2 1 3 4 3 4 2 5 5 1 2 2 1 02/10/91 02/10/91 02/13/ 91 0 4/ 1/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 1/91 05/ 5/91 05/22/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 07/12/91 10/18/91 11/ 3 / 9 1 11/ 3 / 9 1 11/ 3 / 9 1 12/ 4/91 Bl Bl Bl x7 x8 x9 Al B9 B6 B6 BlO B8 B2 B9 Al Al Al Al A20 5 5 5 1 1 3 5 1 1 2 5 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 5 Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE F.inpty beds haunt psychiatric hospitals in LR area * * Psychiatric hospitals under state ' s scrutiny MENTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT OF AMERICA INC see Mental health and disorders MERCHANTS BANK (Rogers ) see Banks MERCY KILLINGS see Murders. Attempted - Moon. Mary MERCY RESIDENTIAL CARE Facility faces three citations after fire hit center METEROLOOY see Weather and storms .METHODIST CHURCH Seven from AME Church. Shorter College support B ishop Belin Council of Bishops back B ishop Belin. Rev Rickey Hicks says AME Church officials deny support for Bishop A A Belin Jr Ark Supreme Court rej ects pleas of AME Bishop Henry Belin AME bishop battle hits Hot Springs First United at LR receives $250.000 for child develop center Charge that H H Brookins took Shorter Coll funds dropped Pleasant Hill Church traces its history Homecoming at Mount Tabor brings folks back home North Ark Conf discuss ways of helping troubled teens North Ark Conf rej ects homosexuals as ministers North Ark Conf appointments l isted LR Conf keeps its stand on gays intact Nine delegates elected to general conference of 1 991 LR Conf action on abortion clarified Warrant issued for arrest of AME Bishop Henry Belin Mount Z ion AME pastor Hez ekiah Stewart honored United Methodist Fdn headed by Jim Argue Jr Methodists buy church site in Chenal Valley for future use IRS challenge s returns of 8 Methodists claiming sel f-employed Minis ters in Ark work for the bishop and annual conference Shorter Coll board panel wants two trustees ousted * Shorter College trustee panel calls chgs against Belin false* AME Bishop Belin warned to go to j ail or face fine * METRO PLAN see Little Rock Metropolitan Area METROPOLITAN ACHIEVEMENT TEST see Education 0 1 1 MID SOUTH, Foundation for see Economic assistance MID STATES PIPE FAB RICATING INC El Dorado firm to expand. create 125 j obs MID-SOUTH BOTTLING CO Union won ruling that closing was t o avoid unioniz ation Pepsi Cola plant reopens at Forrest City under court order MIDCOAST-LITTLE ROCK INC Firm reworks airplanes down to last bolt MIDDLE EAST Note! Materials here deal with Ark and the Middle East see also Congress see also Veterans 194 PAGE COL 12/ 2 9/91 Al 12/29/91 Al 2 2 09/25/91 Bl 5 01/ 9/91 0 1 / 1 1/91 01/ 13/91 0 1/23/91 02/ 7/91 02/21/91 02/24/91 04/12/91 05/20/91 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 5/91 06/ 8/91 06/12/91 06/15/91 06/ 1 9/91 07 I 2/91 07 /29/91 0 8/ 1 0/91 09/ 6/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/25/91 4 2 2 5 5 4 5 2 3 4 3 2 2 3 4 1 2 2 2 4 6 1 1 4 B4 Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 B2 B3 Al A6 AB E2 Bl E2 Bl4 BlO Bl E2 Bl Al Al Bl Bl Bl 05/ 9/91 CB 4 03/ 5/91 C9 2 02/ 4/91 x6 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE High school sr Michael Dodd set to ship out to Saudi Arabia Arkansas churches pray that war will not come Arkansas attorneys mobilized for service in Persian Gulf area High school student Michael Dodd ' s depl oyment on hold Vigil for peace in Persian Gul f held at Conway church High school students will not be mobilized, Adj utant Gen says Disabled vet to burn Iraqui flag at Searcy Sample of opinion of Arkansans on Persian Gulf crisis Diabled Vietnam veteran burns Iraqi flag in Searcy Gov Bill Clinton ' s inaugural events dedicated to military Rally at LR urges continued s earch for peaceful end to crisis Residents of Marshall discuss Middle East developments Small tCMn of Marshall loses 78 to duty in Persian Gulf Open letter from Raouf Halaby to Presidents Bush and Hussein Outbreak of war would hit Arkansas hard Anti-war rallies held in Fort Smith and Little Rock Little Rock group holds prayer vigil for military personnel Developments have not affected Camden defense industries Terrorism fears not stopping travelers yet Pine Bluff Arsenal increases production of ' smoke ' ROTC s cholarship applications drop since Persian Gulf crisis Robert McCord column on Congress vote on war power Gov Bill Clinton would have voted war authority for Bush Views on Gul f crisis as gleaned from Arkansas papers More Arkansas troops go to Saudi Arabia Arkansas Peace Center says crisis has cost Ark $59 mill ion Arkansans praying for peace in region Students honor their mothers , fathers in Gulf with ceremony Little Rock Air Force Base steps up s ecurity ACLU to protest questioning of Arabs by police, FBI Ark State Police, FBI questioning Arabs , Arab-Americans Senator Dale Bumpers says U S may face own missiles Anti-war protesters demonstrate at Fayetteville VA Hospital in LR would receive casualties f rom Middle East Reaction of Arkansans as deadl ine nears for Iraq Tactical Clinic unit mobilized Ark Legis to delay session out of respect for American troops Jacksonville stunned by outbreak of war in Middle East Arkansans respond to news of outbreak of war Arkansans respond to first reports of outbreak of war Arkansas troops well trained. of ficials assure Arkansans comment on outbreak of war with Iraq Arkansans respond to war with prayers Eaker AFB ready to support war in Persian Gul f area J W Fulbright urges restraint, working within guidelines Ex-Arkansan Melanie Rosenberg living ' target ' in Jerusalem Response of Arkansans to war in Middle East Arkansans respond to outbreak of war Little Rock Regional Airport on high level of alert War sparks rallies of supporters, opponents Photographic essay on Arkansans reaction to war Roundup of news from around state on reaction to war Column critical of legislative recess to honor military Media in Ark gives w ide coverage to war 195 01/ 8/91 01/ 8/91 01/ 8/91 01/ 9/91 01/ 9/91 0 1/ 10/91 01/10/91 0 1 / 1 1/91 01/12/91 0 1/ 1 2/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/13/91 01/-13/91 01/ 14/91 01/ 14/91 01/-14/91 0 1 / 1 4/91 01/ 14/91 01/ 14/91 01/14/91 01/ 14/91 0 1/ 15/91 0 1/ 15/91 01/15/91 0 1/ 15/91 01/ 15/91 0 1/ 15/91 01/15/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 01/ 16/ 9 1 0 1/ 16/91 01/16/91 01/16/91 0 1/ 17 /91 01/17/91 01/17 /91 01/17 /91 01/17/91 01/17/91 01/17/91 01/17 / 91 01/18/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 1 8/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 18/91 01/18/91 01/18/91 0 1/ 1 8/91 01/ 18/91 PAGE COL Al A6 Bl AB B3 A6 B3 A7 A7 B2 Bl Bl Bl C3 Al AB AB Bl Bl B2 B2 B7 A6 A6 A6 A7 A7 A7 A9 Al Al AlO AlO AlO A9 A9 Al Al AlO Al l A7 AB A9 A9 Al Al AlO A6 A6 A6 A7 AB A9 A9 2 5 2 1 2 3 2 1 4 1 2 5 5 3 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 4 4 1 2 2 1 4 5 1 4 5 5 1 2 6 l 2 6 2 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1991 DATE Camden firm helped assemble Patriot anti-missile missile NCCJ board critical of questioning of Arabs in Arkansas Arkansans react to war events Students at UAPB hold prayer service for troops Betty Bumpers opposes war in Persian Gul f Another 65 Arkansans mobilized for military duty Arkansas ' s 142nd leaves with 800 members for Gulf duty Arkansans react to war Jewish congregations in LR favor Israeli retaliation Sample comments by Arkansans on war Melanie Rosenberg describes I srael under attack by Iraq Teachers rallying in LR express support for US troops Poll of LR metro area shows support for US in Gul f war Sample of responses of Arkansans to poll on U S war in Gulf Tension high as demonstrators clash at Fayetteville College students rally at Capitol to support troops National Guard ' s 142nd Artillery Brigade leaves for Gulf Relatives of military personnel comment on stress of war Columnist calls protesters a sign of America ' s greatnes s Chart shows Arkansas units activated for Desert Storm Kermit Womack worries about his four children in Gul f area Arkansans and the Middle East war More troops from Arkansas being activated Arkansans comment on Iraq handling of prisoners of war Arkansas firms producing clothes. weapons for war Sumamry of war ' s effects on l ives of Arkansans Peace group organiz ers threatened during Fayetteville march Returning Arkansan describes hard desert life Missing airman Donnie R Holland has numerous kin in Ark Conway students sending 3 . 000 valentines t o military Merchants selling out of military suppl ies. insignia Arkansas State Capitol visitors pass through metal detectors Arkansas-made weapon debuts in Gul f region Arkansas Peace Center sends delegates to Washington march Digest of homef ront news Petition protests CNN coverage of war protests Children' s Hospital addresses kids ' needs t o cope with war Two more Army Reserve units called Middle Eastern students at ASU distracted. worry Tyson Foods workers unhappy about filling orders for Jordan Pro-war organiz er does not want fight with peace group Advice for expl aining war to children National Guard unit at LR mobil izes Supporters of troops in Middle East rally at Fort Smith Bomb threat clears students f rom ASU dorm Arkansans display their patriotism at home Children have strong views on Gul f war and Hussein Rallies at Fayetteville take opposing views on war Rally for troops in gulf draw 600 to Little Rock event Former POWs from other wars recount fear. condemn TV footage National Guard convoy leaves Pine Bluff Pine Bluff gives 2 1 2th Signal Battalion big sendof f Activated troops leave Camden for base in Kentucky Iraqi natives at J onesboro say pol:i.ce violated civil rights 196 01/19/91 01/19/91 0 1/19/ 91 01/19/91 01/19/91 0 1/ 19/ 9 1 01/19/91 01/ 19/91 01/19/91 01/19/ 91 01/20/91 01/20/91 01/20/91 01/ 20/91 01/20/91 01/ 20/91 01/20/91 01/21/91 01/21/91 01/21/91 01/21/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/24/ 91 01/24/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 0 1/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/28/91 01/28/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 PAGE COL AlO AlO Al l Al l Al l A7 A7 AB AB A9 Al Al Al A6 A7 A7 AB A7 A8 AB AB AlO AB A9 Cl A7 A7 AB A9 B3 A6 A7 A7 A7 A6 A6 A7 A7 A7 A7 A6 A6 A6 A6 A7 A5 A6 A6 A6 A6 Al A6 A7 A7 1 6 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 6 1 2 5 2 2 1 2 4 2 5 2 2 2 4 5 1 2 3 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 3 5 5 5 1 2 2 2 5 2 5 2 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Arkansas families worry about loved ones in war z one List of Ark units activated for Desert Storm Arkansas unit may lead way in clearing mine fields Fort Chaffee reports phony casualty calls to families Report of plane crash worries LRAFB family Group at Arkansas State Univ shows support for troops Arkansans in Desert Storm get tax deadline delay Fifty members of hospital unit called up Ellis Melton J r family will not leave Riyadh Opinion of Arkansans on pursuing Hussein beyond Kuwait Sheridan holds rally for allied troops Rally at Conway supports troops Churches in Ark address call to pray in different ways LTV at Camden watches war with critical eye Three from Eaker AFB die in crash of plane Tips on avoiding the draft given at meeting at LR UA Professor Art Hobson tells why he opposes gulf war Blytheville mourns loss of 3 airmen from Eaker AFB Arkansan among AWOL Louisiana Guardsmen at Fort Hood War causes Arkansas exchange students to return home Child care fund aids families left behind Blytheville honors crew of downed B-52 bomber Sgt Thomas B aker says Fort Hood trainees want equal treatment Arkansans hold rallies to show support for troops Excerpts from letters from Christopher Floyd Gordon Trainers at LRAFB perform pivotal role Activities in Ark show support for troops Sixteen Arkansas State Troopers have been activated for duty Rally in LR shows support for troops Sixty-two more Arkansas Guardsmen called to active duty Roundup of news of war on the hom.efront Rogers Chamber of Commerce aids families of service personnel Airman Paul R Eichenlaub I I , of Bentonv ille, killed in action Arkansas pilot Rick Henson says he fights for his daughter Brother will bring body of Paul Eichenlaub I I home Arkansans support President Bush ' s rej ection of Iraqi offer Arkansans comment on civilian casualties in Iraq Memorial services for Paul Eichenlaub I I planned in Idaho Arkansas family keeps guard up in Saudi capital Ignorance distorts attitudes toward Arab-Americans Mississippi County Community Coll enrol lment hurt by war Pastor of Paul Eichenlaub I I comments on tragic death Arkansans skeptical of peace negotiations in Middle East Entergy Corp to assure no pay cut for mobilized empl oyees Families feel flash of hope for troops in Soviet proposal Pulaski Academy rally supports troops Arkansans approve Bush ' s setting deadline for Saddam Arkansas families of troops in Gulf fearful , supportive Gov Bill Clinton supports Bush decision to enter ground phase Veterans recall what war is like Updated list of Arkansas units activated for Desert Storm Arkansans polled on support of ground of fensive Capt Paul R Eichenlaub II honored as hero Troops ' families feel fear, relief as ground phase begins 197 01/31/91 01/3 1/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/ 91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 10/91 02/ 1 1/91 02/12/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/ 16/91 02/16/91 02/17 /91 02/18/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/ 23/91 02/23/91 02/24/91 02/24/91 02/ 24/91 02/24/91 02/24/91 02/25/91 02/25/91 PAGE COL Al AD A7 A7 A7 A7 A9 A9 Al AlO A9 Al A7 A7 Al A6 B9 Al Al Al A9 A9 Al AlO AlO A.Q AB AB Al5 A6 A6 A9 Al A15 Al A.Q AlO Al A4 B9 A7 A7 A7 ClO Al l Al l A12 Al6 Al6 Al6 Al6 Al7 Al Al 2 2 2 2 2 6 3 3 4 1 2 2 2 4 5 2 4 2 2 3 1 5 4 1 5 1 1 3 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 5 4 1 l 1 4 3 5 1 1 2 2 2 4 1 2 6 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Prayer upl ifts families Of troops in Persian Gulf war Arab-American Raouf Halaby speaks openly on conflict Peace activists gather at Fayettev ille churches Family, friends say farewell to Capt Paul R Eichenlaub I I Susan Tobey sees her husband. Eric . in A P photo Famil ies of Ark military personnel hopeful about cease-fire Lambert Scott Foster lost part of foot in accident Song by Arkansan to assist famil ies of mil itary personnel Dick Gregory says U S has hidden agenda for Persian Gulf area Arkansas residents comment on peace and Saddam Sgt Scott Whittenburg of Carlisl e. killed in Middle East Gov Bill Clinton wants state to make up state eumployee pay Returning troops. families can face tough reunions No one certain when Arkansas troops can come home Soldiers tell what loved ones should expect upon their return Family of Sgt Scott Whittenburg gets support from Carlisle Army Spec Steven G Mason killed in Scud attack Arkansas Mus l ims view the war Army Spec Steven G Mason filled post in Dhahran Mother sees her son in photo in Arkansas Gazette Army Capt J Scott L indsey kil led on Kuwait-Iraq border Army Pvt David Mark Wiecz orek of Gentry. killed by blast Weapons made in Arkansas get A-plus grade Bodies of Steven G Mason and Scott Whittenburg returned David Wieczorek killed by bomb meant for Iraquis Marine J ohn Bates welcomed return t o battle z one Reporter who attended Univ of Central Ark missing in Iraq Funeral service for Army Spc Steven Maaon scheduled for today Steven Mason buried at Cardwell. Mo Members of two Arkansas unit s coming home Gov Bill Clinton orders flags at half-staff to honor dead Correspondent Greg LaMotte safe Kuwaitis in Ark worry about relatives back home Funeral services held for Sgt Scott Lynn Whittenburg Thirty-five airmen touch down at LRAFB B-52 crews rej oice to be back at Eaker AFB Some members of 142nd Field Artillery return home Eaker AFB B-52s come through in battle Body of Cpl J Scott Lindsey sent to Fayetteville for burial Pvt Daniel Mark Wiecz orek buried in Benton County Arkansas planning big party to honor Desert Storm troops More Desert Storm troops arrive in Little Rock Welcome home j ust beginning for state troops Large number of troops arrive at LRAFB from Middle East Body of Col Donnie Holland returned to Hamburg for burial Wives of NLR Guard unit complain because husbands not home Col Donnie R Holland buried as Desert Storm hero About 2 . 6 00 Arkansas Natl Guard members still in Middle East National Guard ' s 212th Signal Battal ion home from Texas Fifty National Guard members leave for Middle East Members of 5 0 th Tactical Airlift Squadron back at LRAFB Gosne l l welcomes returning troops Camden holds peace celebration Ark to honor Operation Desert Shield on July 6 198 02/25/91 02/25/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 4/ 91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 10/91 03/10/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/12/91 03/ 1 2/91 03/ 1 2/91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/17/91 03/18/91 03/20/91 03/22/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/24/91 03/28/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 8/91 04/ 1 1/91 PAGE COL A6 A7 A7 Al A8 Al AlO AlO AB A9 Al A6 A6 A6 Al A7 Al C3 Al AS Al Al A4 A4 AS AS Al A4 A4 AB AB A.Q A12 A16 Al A6 A6 AB AB AlO AB AlO Al Al AB B2 Al4 Bl Bl BS AB Bll Bl Al 1 1 l 2 1 2 1 5 2 1 2 2 2 5 2 5 5 1 5 1 2 2 1 5 1 1 2 5 1 2 5 1 1 4 6 1 1 1 4 4 3 1 2 2 1 3 1 2 2 4 1 2 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Crowd of 100. 000 may turn out for July 6 event in LR Arkansas reserve troops denied l eave pending arms probe Rep Ray Thornton lobbies Pentagon to get Ark men home Ark soldiers investigated after Iraqi weapons found Soldiers wanted Iraqi guns as war trophies. officer says Members of 'Lost Battal ion ' worried about their image Pine Bluff welcomes military home from Middle East Weekend warriors return home as veterans Arkansas airmen flew suppl ies to Kurds Report issued on crash of B-52 from Eaker AFB LRAFB Tactical Airl ife Wing back home from Gulf action Over 200 guardsmen return home from Middle East Members of ' Lost B attalion' due in Little Rock today Members of Lost Battal ion return home to Arkansas Returned veteran says uncertainty was maj or factor Arkansas still has 1 . 6 1 1 military in Persian Gul f area Veterans describe their experiences in Persian Gulf conflict J W Fulbright says Iraq embargo would have worked in time Arkansans to participate in Washington. D C salute to troops Army Capt William Hedges won silver star in Persian Gul f war More military personnel return to Arkansas Two returned veterans question reasons US fought war Seventy reservists return from Persian Gulf service Charleston ' s 296th Medical Co returs home Sherwood honors returned gul f war veterans Arkannsas troops in Persian Gulf area to celebrate July 4 Rodney Riles due 6 months pay for service NLR unit demobilized . but tragedies of war still vivid Sgt Donald T Murphy killed in explosion in Kuwait 3 Pine Bluff reservists face courts-martial over Iraqui guns Two Ark reservists guilty of smuggling guns from Iraq Lake Village unit finally home from gulf Last orginal members of 216th Medical Co back in Arkansas Last National Guard unit in Persian Gulf area returns home * Last National Guard unit returns t o Arkansas Arkansan W H Hedges at center of flap over friendly fire * * Veteran Renis Tart receives two purple hearts * Jerry L Laster given medal for performance in gulf war MIDWEST L IFE INSURANCE CO Doug Wood plans to sue Arkansas Democrat over lost j ob Rep Doug Wood headed Louisiana-based firm until Wednesday Story in Arkansas Democrat disputed by company spokesman Louisiana begins inquiry of Midwest Rep Doug Wood may be implicated in Louisiana investigation Midwest says Louisiana approved refinance plan Louisiana officials assisted Midwest secretly Insurance inquiry growing Doug Wood says company in trouble before he took over Rep Doug Wood alleges coercion behind campaign donations Rep Doug Wood was not in control. but he was fired MIDWEST YOGURT PARTNERS see TCBY Enterprises Inc MIGRANT LABOR see Labor 1 99 PAGE COL 04/ 12/91 04/30/91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 4/ 91 05/ 5/91 05/ 5/91 05/10/91 05/11/91 05/13/91 05/15/91 05/ 16/91 05/17 /91 05/20/91 05/21/91 05/26/91 05/26/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/20/91 06/29/91 07/ 3/91 07 I 4/ 91 07 / 1 1/91 07 /22/91 07 /26/91 07/30/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 18/91 09/ 5/91 10/ 6/91 12/ 5/91 12/15/91 12/21/91 12/25/91 ClO A6 B3 B9 B3 Al Bl Bl AlO B3 B2 Bl B3 Bl B2 Bl Bl B2 1 2 1 1 1 2 l 2 2 2 4 1 3 5 5 5 2 5 4 4 02/18/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 7/91 08/ 8/91 08/30/91 09/10/91 09/13/91 B6 DlO D lO Cl Al Cl Cl Cl C20 Cl Cl l 2 2 5 5 2 2 1 l 2 2 AB Al Al Al BS BS Al O A4 Bl Al5 A6 Al B4 Al Al Bl4 All Bl B3 B4 1 1 1 2 4 1 4 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE MILAM, JAMES DEWEY see also Crime Laboratory (Ark) MILIKEN FAMILY FOUNDATION see also Education MILK see Agriculture MILK CRATES see Robberies and thefts MILLAR, JAMES A see also Colleges and universities MILLER COUNTY Tax collector seeks grand j ury investigation of finances MILLER, JOHN E see also Game and Fish Commission (Ark) see also Legislature (Ark) MILLER, MIKE see also Economic development MILLER. OLIVER see also News and news media MILLS, WILBUR D see also Substance abuse and traffic Listed among state ' s most influential citiz ens * Recalls return to Capitol to vote war on J apan MILLS, WILLIAM see also Murders - Mills , William MINERAL RIGHTS AND LEASES see also Arkla Inc see also Oil and gas State G&FC wants out of mineral rights plan MINES AND MINERAL S see also Land and real estate Miners still dig for crystal in Ouachita Natl Forest MINIMUM PERFORMANCE TEST see Education 0 1 1 *031 MINIMUM WAGE see Wages and salaries MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Bill in Legis on set-aside programs withdrawn by sponsor Black vendor bill fails in House; blacks see racism Minority-owned businesses fight the recession MINORITY FARMERS RIGHTS ACT see Agriculture MISS AMERICA Marj orie Vincent in LR for part in Hope of America show Miss Arkansas Heather Hunnicutt still hopeful in title chase Charm of pageant gone. Claudette Hunnicutt says Mrs Claudette Hunnicutt represented Ark in 1 96 0 MISS ARKANSAS Five contestants have Magnolia ties Reigning Miss Arkansas Karissa Rushing has kept busy pace Pageant hopefuls poised for contest Theine of 1 99 1 pageant is "Cover Girl" Articles on 1 991 pageant entrants Contestants get power from prayer, naps 200 PAGE COL 05/24/91 B7 5 02/ 10/91 A7 12/ 8/91 A22 5 1 01/22/91 Bl 2 04/29/91 Bl 5 03/ 1/91 All 03/ 8/91 I1 07/15/91 x8 1 4 1 07/ 6/91 09/12/91 09/14/91 09/14/91 B5 Bl Al Al 3 2 2 2 07 / 7 /91 07/ 7/91 07 / 8/91 07 / 9/91 07/11/91 07/12/91 Bl El Bl Bl B4 Bl 2 2 2 3 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Karissa Rushing finds it hard to say goodby Summary of news of pageant activities Heather Hunnicutt of Fayetteville. named Miss Arkansas Heather Hunnicutt ' s mother was Miss Arkansas in 1960 Heather Hunnicutt holds first news conference Heather Hunnicutt interviewed MISS ARKANSAS TEEN U SA Stacy Freeman named Miss Arkansas Teen MISS TEXAS Carmen Jones. an Arkansas beauty , seeks title Runnerup Carmen J ones likes money she received from pageant MISSING PERSONS see also Caves see also Jones. Terri see also Pratt, Leanna see also Rankin. Nicholas see also Steve Mccrary see also Vietnamese Conflict see also Wagner , Jeannie Ladina Marie Shurtleff, Pepper Nicole Smith disappear Susan Berruquin locates mother after 22 yeras MISSISSIPPI Gov Ray Mabus to raise re-election money in Little Rock LR businessmen ties to Mississippi cited Gov Ray Mabus seeks campaign money at luncheon in LR MISSISSIPPI COUNTY Osceola restoring courthouse dome MISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE see Colleges and universities MISSISSIPPI DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, Lower see Economic assistance MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTA SYMPOSIUM see Economic assistance MISTAKEN IDENTITY see also Murders - Coggins. Allan Duane MITCHELL, NELLIE Court suit against tabloid Sun goes to trial in Harrison Sun article allegedly said 96-yr-old Mitchell pregnant Sun article allegedly said 96-yr-old Mitchell pregnant Sun calls s tory fiction. says photo used in error Sun calls s tory fiction, says photo used in error Sun editor says he assumed Nellie Mitchell was dead Mitchell wins suit against Sun; j ury awards $650 , 000 Mrs Mitchell has no plans for $ 1 . 5 million awarded her MONCRIEF, SIDNEY see also Athletics and sports MONEY LAUNDERING Dr William A Pickard I I I , Arnold Hollingsworth Jr chgd Indictment names William A Picard I I I , Arnol d Hollingsworth MONEY MORTGAGE CORP see Banks MONSTERS Joe Mosby recalls stories of Lake Conway monster MONT NE 201 PAGE COL Bl B8 Al Al Al Bl 4 5 2 2 4 5 09/23/91 B2 1 07 / 5/91 Bl 07 I 9/ 91 Bl O 2 1 07/13/91 07 /13/91 07 / 14/91 07 / 14/91 07 /15/91 07 / 15/91 * 10/23/91 B3 * 12/28/91 Bl * * * * * * * * 1 2 04/ 23/91 Bl 04/ 23/91 Bl 04/24/91 Bl2 1 1 3 03/ 1 8/91 B2 2 1 2/ 12/ 12/ 12/ 12/ 12/ 1 2/ 12/ 1 1/91 1/91 1/91 3/91 3/91 4/ 91 5/91 6/91 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B3 1 1 3 3 6 1 2 10/ 2/91 Cl 10/ 4/91 ClO 2 2 05/24/91 D7 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Charle s Harvey may build world peace monument in Missouri MONUMENTS. MEMORIAL S AND MARKERS see also Monte Ne MOORE . ROBERT JR see also Alcoholic beverages MORGAN. GORDON see also Athletics and sports MORING. JOYCE see also Shootings MORLEY (DE.AN) FAMILY NLR Morleys keep public service in family MORRILTON see also Cities and towns MORRILTON MANOR see Nursing homes MORRILTON PLASTICS PRODUCTS INC Firm plans to close its 16 0-employee plant at Augusta AIDC turns down request for $500 , 000 loan United Auto Workers Union assails role of Gov Clinton in loan United Auto Workers sues firm over AIDC l oan prior to strike City of Augusta sues firm. takes possession of building Augusta illegally evicted firm. suit says NLRB rej ects charges by union at Morrilton Arkansas Tool and Die sues firm for $67 .5 5 0 State-backed loan ruled not anti-union Workers to vote on keeping union at Morrilton plant Firm filed for bankruptcy court protection Plans to repay all debts . Morrilton Plastics says Landlord demanding payment of $100,000 in rent Emergency order unfreez es firm ' s bank accounts Plant to pay interest on bank debt. avoid l iquidation Firm defaulted on repayment of loan backed by state Firm accused of threatening employees who voted for union * General Motors Corp seeks to avoid payment to firm * Union, firm still at odds MORRI S , VIRGINIA T Ex-CEO of failed Northwest Natl Bank files bankruptcy MORRISON. RAYMOND B see also Education Department (Ark) MORTUARIES AND MORTICIANS see Funeral s and mortuaries MOSQUITOES see Medicine and health MOSRITE GUITAR CO Mosrite opens plant in Leachville MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (MADD) see also Traffic accidents and safety Frances Carroll named state chairperson of MADD MOTION PICTURES House bill proposes formation of state film commission CBS movie based on Alice McArthur murder case to be filmed W J McCuen wants Arkansas premiere for "Stone Cold" Press criticism may keep movie premiere out , W J McCuen says Columnist suggests "Stone Cold" premiere elsewhere 202 PAGE COL 07/ 1 1/91 B9 1 03/10/91 B2 4 01/25/91 0 1/ 2 9/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 04/12/91 04/ 17/91 04/25/91 0 7/ 9/91 07/20/91 08/ 1/91 0 8/ 13/91 08/13/91 08/15/91 08/24/91 09/ 5/91 09/18/91 10/ 1 1/91 12/ 4/91 12/12/91 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl ClO Cl CS Cl ClO Al Al Cl Cl ClO C9 C9 Dl D3 3 2 2 2 1 1 2 4 2 3 2 2 5 2 3 5 2 6 1 10/ 3/91 ClO 5 03/26/91 C l 2 10/ 6/91 B7 5 I2 Al Bl B2 Cl 3 5 2 3 l 01/24/91 02/22/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 7 /91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Writers sue to block film about Alice McArthur murder case Arkansas premier of "Stone Cold" held at LR Review of "Stone Cold" State refunds $54, 980 to makers of "Stone Cold" MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION (Ark) Salary of Director J H Burnside may be slashed by Legislature House approves plan to slash salary of J H Burnside Senate refuses to go along with salary cut for Burnside MOTORCYCLE HELMET LAW see Traffic accidents and safety MOUNT VERNON SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Mr27 Mr30 Ap6 Jel2 MOUNTAIN HOME TECHNICAL COLLEGE see Colleges and universities MOUNTAIN INN (Fayetteville) see Hotels MOUNTAIN VILLAGE 1 890 Baxter County tourist attraction t o reopen next year * MOUNTAIRE FEEDS INC Dairy owners claim victory in suit over feed * MOYNIHAN, DANIEL PATRICK see also Presidential election of 1 992 Senator Moyniham addresses Univ of Ark commencement MULBERRY RIVER see also Rivers and lakes MULLINS, DAVID W JR see also Federal Reserve Board of Governors MUNICIPAL LEAGUE, Arkansas see Gambling MUNRO AND CO Feature article on shoe manufacturer Shoe firm puts down roots in Arkansas MUNRO, DON see also Children and y outh MUNSON, LEE A see also Courts. State and Local MURDERS see also Crime and vice see also Dahmer, Jeffrey see also Nursing homes Article on murders in Ark during 1990 mentions several cases FBI investigates death of infant found in trash at Hot Spgs Senate endorses capital offense for killing children Officials search for buried bodies on farm in Saline County Saline County body dig proves fruitl e s s : s earch abandoned Infant found Feb 1 in rest room at Hot Springs buried Families of murder victims rally at LR Six murder suspects head to court in Jefferson County Jacks onville police create crime task force on slayings MURDERS - Alexander. Callie Body of unidentified woman found in pond at Koger Ctr at LR Woman identified as Callie Alexander MURDERS - Allen, Randy Allan shot at drive-in: J W Beeson Jr charged 203 0 4/22/91 05/ 17 /91 05/20/91 06/19/91 PAGE COL Bl Al El BlO 5 2 2 3 03/20/91 H4 03/23/91 All 03/27 /91 H2 1 6 3 11/14/91 D l 2 ll/24/91 Gl 1 05/12/91 B4 1 02/24/91 Fl 02/24/91 Fl 2 5 Al B2 Bl Bl B9 Al B3 B3 5 2 3 5 5 2 2 5 1 08/15/91 B7 08/16/91 B7 5 5 09/ 8/91 B2 1 01/27/91 02/ 5/91 02/26/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 2 2/91 05/ 4/ 91 05/31/91 G4 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Arnold . Shawn Todd Thompson. Byron Wils on convicted in slaying of Arnold MURDERS - Ashley . Debbie Wife of BridgeWay hospital admr found dead in trunk of car James Larry Ashley charged in wife ' s shooting Prosecutor says Larry Ashley confessed to shooting James Ashley enters innocent plea in wife ' s death State alleges money was motive for slaying Trial of James Larry Ashley begins Six j urors selected for trial of James Larry Ashley Slain woman reportedly feared her husband, trip not pl anned James Larry Ashley depicted as cool , unemotional Debbie Ashley was shot twice, Fahmy Malak testifies * James Larry Ashley convicted; admits hiding wife ' s body * * James Larry Ashley convicted. gets life without parole James Larry Ashley trial compared with that of Alvin Davis * * Larry Ashley seeks indigent status for conviction appeal MURDERS - Atkinson. Alfred Hot Springs prosecutor ready for Dr Fahmy Malak ' s testimony Ray Carl Smith changes plea to guilty. gets 60 yrs in prison MURDERS - Austin. Eddie Dean Austin shot to death by Laura Will iams MURDERS - Baker . F.mery and Earl Hawkins Deaths of two residents of Yell County Nursing Home probed Roommate may be responsible for deaths of two residents Yell County Nursing Home is located at Ola Deaths of two Ola elderly patients l inked to assault Police exhume body of man who died at Ola nursing home Autopsy shows Yell County Nursing patient has bruise on head Autopsy may lead to criminal chgs in Ola nursing home case Larry Dale Wallace chgd in 2 deaths at Yell County Home * Larry Dale Wallace found competent to stand trial * Larry Dale Wallace released from j ail MURDERS - Barlow. Lonnie E Randall Brunson arrested in death of teen-ager MURDERS - Barnett, David Eugene LR police officer slain while trying t o stop robbery Slain officer David Barnett loved life and his police work Account of shooting death of pol iceman David Barnett Police arrest Charle s Smith. 16, and Terrance Bernard Jackson Alvin Lamont Davis held in slaying of Officer Barnett Charges against Terrance J ackson dropped Hundreds pay tribute to slain police officer Alvin Lamont Davis faces capital murder charge Barnett receives police dept ' s highest honor posthumously Gun recovered f rom river may be death weapon Defense request for special prosecutor denied Charles Lee Smith, 1 6 . competent to stand trial Statement by Charles Lee Smith J r to be allowed at trial Charles Lee Smith gets two consecutive life terms Alvin Lamont Davis faces death penalty in trial under way * * of Alvin Lamont Davis in slaying of policeman begins Trial * Testimony in trial of Alvin Lamont Davis continues * Alvin Lamont Davis convicted. gets life without parole 204 PAGE COL 08/30/91 B3 4 0 4/ 1 1/91 04/ 12/91 04/ 1 2/ 9 1 05/ 3/91 08/ 10/91 10/ 15/91 10/16/91 10/17 /91 10/18/91 10/ 1 9/91 10/ 22/91 10/23/91 10/27 /91 10/31/91 2 2 2 2 1 5 4 1 2 5 2 6 2 1 Bl Al Al Bl B5 Bl Bl B4 Bl C2 Al Al B2 B2 05/28/91 BlO 05/30/91 Bl l 3 4 03/ 3/91 B9 2 09/ 4/91 09/ 4/ 91 0 9/ 4/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 09/ 7/91 09/12/91 09/18/91 11/ 8/91 12/27 /91 Al Al Al Al B2 Bl B7 Bl B4 Bl 2 2 2 5 5 5 3 2 1 1 03/18/91 B8 6 02/ 14/91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/ 15/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 1 1/91 04/ 20/91 06/ 8/91 08/22/91 09/12/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 2 2 5 5 5 5 4 4 2 2 2 1 1 1 4 4 6 5 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al B2 Bl B2 B2 B4 B3 BS B2 B2 Bl Al ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Plea bargain with Charles Smith is subj ect of editorial Alvin Lamont Davis sentenced to life without parole Alvin Davis trial compared with that of James Larry Ashley MURDERS - Barrett. Michael Charles Goode chgd with manslaughter in death of neighbor MURDERS - Barrett, Sammy Jury acquits Bobby Dale Williams MURDERS - Bean, Daniel Frederick Tiswell. 16, chgd as adult in slaying of Bean Frederick Tiswell, Theodore Austin chgd in death of youth MURDERS - Bennett, Marcia Good Richard G Bennett again on trial in 1 97 8 case Testimony resumes in trial of Richard G Bennett Bennett convicted of wife ' s murder Juror L inda Brents reveals she is not resident of county Mistrial rul ing delayed MURDERS - Bennett. Scotty Lee Pocahontas police officer slain: Dwight Sullinger arrested Pocahontas mourns slain of ficer Officer Bennett ' s influence felt by many in Pocahontas Reporter went on call with Bennett, saw fatal shooting Recovery of Sullinger from inj uries ma:y mean death penalty Hundreds mourn death of pol iceman DWI arrest cited as motive in slay ing of Bennett Bennett ' s family gets $100, 000 award, college scholarships Dwight Sullinger faces j ury trial Six j urors seated for trial of Dwight Sullinger DWI ticket was motive for murder. j ury is told Notes Sullinger wrote after shooting used at trial Dwight Sull inger found guilty by Lawrence County j ury Dwight Sullinger gets life term in slaying of pol iceman MURDERS - Birmingham, Therald D Jackie Lee Williams set free; speedy trial violated MURDERS - Black, Essie Mae Psychological test for J onas Whitmore angers j udge MURDERS - Blankenship, Joyce Ann James Hollis Gus and Lester Laucbner chgd in 1990 murder Suspect James Hollis Guess is son of Mrs Blankenship Psychiatric evaluation of James Hollis Guss ordered James Hollis Guss gets l ife term for role in slaying Lester Lauchner pleads guilty to reduced charge MURDERS - Bohannon. Curlee Vester Lee Haynes held in slaying of Bohannon MURDERS - Bohannon. Marvin Curtis Lee Brown Jr chgd in death of youth at Pine Bluff MURDERS - Bolin, W F Blacks kept off j ury that convicted Miller, plea says New trial s ought for Eddie Lee Miller in 1 97 8 slaying case Racial bias alleged in j ury selection MURDERS - Boliou, Lyle Rippl e Wayne Sutton gets life term in slaying of Bol i.ou MURDERS - Bowers, David Suspect arrested in shooting death of Bowers MURDERS - Boz eman, Ina and Aubrey Boz eman 205 PAGE C:OL * 10/25/91 BlO * 10/26/91 B2 * 10/27 /91 B2 1 3 2 0 8/ 8/91 A8 4 04/17 /91 B2 5 * 10/24/91 B9 * 1 1 / 9/91 B4 1 1 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 5/91 0 4/ 5/91 04/10/91 B9 Bl B2 B2 B2 1 4 5 5 6 04/16/91 04/17 /91 04/17 /91 04/17 /91 04/18/91 04/19/91 04/25/91 06/27 /91 12/16/91 12/17 /91 1 2/ 18/91 12/ 19/91 12/20/91 12/21/91 Al Al Bl B7 A6 B9 Bl B3 BS B4 Bl Bl 2 2 1 5 5 1 4 1 1 2 1 4 3 6 * 11/ 9/91 Bl 6 10/ 9/91 B4 1 Bl Bl B2 B3 B3 2 2 5 1 1 * 10/23/91 A7 1 10/16/91 B3 3 03/ 14/91 B2 03/ 14/91 B2 03/ 15/91 BB 6 6 3 08/29/91 BS 4 * 11/ 2/91 B4 1 * * * * * * 03/ S/91 03/ 5/91 05/18/91 09/ ll/91 09/26/91 A5 A5 ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE OOL 05/16/91 BS Trial of Curtis Wayne Boz eman begins MURDERS - Brannon. Charles and Nancy Brannon 03/ 1/91 Bl Raymond C Sanders Jr gets death sentence in 1989 slaying MURDERS - Brenk, Lou Alice 01/23/ 91 B5 Lawyers file motion for release of Herbert F Brenk of 03/ 14/91 Al Herbert Brenk to be made Psychiatric evaluation Brenk might not be 03/ 14/91 A3 dead Defense cl aims Alice Judge Robert Mccorkindale refuses to step down from case 03/15/91 BB Second psychiatric evaluation of Brenk sought 06/13/91 B6 Judge denies Brenk motions in murder trial 06/15/91 B8 Jury seated for trial of Herbert Brenk 06/18/91 B4 Cause of Brenk death unclear 06/ 1 9/91 Bll Ex-neighbors say Herbert Brenk j oked about kill ing his wife 06/20/91 Bl4 Mystery witness may force defense to plead guilty 06/21/91 Al Brenk defense may seek mistrial 06/22/91 Bl Physical ev idence introduced at trial of Herbert B renk 06/25/91 Bl Paint fleck l inks saw to slaying of Mrs Brenks 06/27/91 Bl 06/28/91 Bl2 Ex-wife testifies Herbert B renk abused, threatened her 06/29/91 Bl Defense calls three witnesses. rests case 07 / 2/91 Al Herbert Brenk sentenced to death for slaying of his wife 07/ 3/91 B4 Lou Alice Brenk told neighbor of her fears MURDERS - Brillhart, Don Daniel Gordon chgd in slay ing of Brillhart 04/ 11/91 B2 James Arnold Land charged in slaying 04/ 1 2/91 B9 James Arnol d Lane ruled mentally fit for trial 08/14/91 B3 MURDERS - Broughton, Sylvester * 11/ 3/91 Bl Shynnon D Brown charged in shooting death of Broughton MURDERS - Brown, Kenneth Paul Body of ConAgra officer found in El Dorado home 09/20/91 B3 Little progress made in investigation of slaying 10/11/91 Bl MURDERS - Brown. Laurie Ann Connie Sheridan pleads guilty to reduced charge 05/ 1 1/91 B3 MURDERS - Brown, Leo Delay ordered in execution of David Wayne J ohnson 07 /16/91 B4 MURDERS - Brown. Schrick Brown shot to death after argument , car chase 02/10/91 A12 Otis Grant J r chgd with manslaughter 02/ 1 2/91 B3 Sparks still flying over shooting in Pine Bluff 02/20/91 B3 MURDERS - Bruce . Joseph N Evidence arises in 1974 slaying of Fayetteville store owner 02/ 1/91 BlO MURDERS - Brunson, Billy 09/ 2/91 BS Billy B runson, 1 6 , killed by shotgun blast at LR 0 9/ 7 /91 BS Rickey Lewis Neal chgd with killing teenager MURDERS - Bryant, Elvin Sr Elvin Bryant J r arrested in slaying of his father 04/18/91 B3 Elvin Bryant Jr needed medicine, mother says 04/ 19/91 B3 MURDERS - Bryant, Gary 0 8/ 9/91 B3 Murl Abl es chgd w ith slaying of his former son-in-law MURDERS - Bryden, Mary Lynn Nude body of Dr Bryden found in car trunk near Hot Springs 06/17/91 B4 Larry Dean Spohn pleads innocent in slaying of Dr Bryden 06/18/91 Bl Bryde n ' s friends were leery of murder suspect 06/19/91 Bl Larry Dean Spohn found fit to stand trial 09/18/91 B3 Larry Dean Spohn says he has telepathic abilities 10/12/91 BlO 206 4 5 1 2 1 2 4 1 5 1 1 2 2 5 2 1 6 6 3 2 4 1 2 5 5 2 6 1 2 5 5 2 4 2 2 1 5 2 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1991 DATE * Hearing to focus on fitness of Larry Dean Spohn Death threat allegedly made against Larry Dean Spohn * Larry Dean Spohn calls negative portrayal of him unfair * * Suspect had body in trunk of car. two witnesses say * Larry Dean Spohn testifies: j ury finds him guilty MURDERS - Burke. Paul David L Wrath charged in sl aying of ex-wife ' s husband MURDERS - Burks • Willie B Taxicab driver at LR found stabbed to death * Taxicab driver at LR found stabbed to death * MURDERS - Burnett, David Police search river for weapon used in slaying MURDERS - Burnett, Sidney Jethro Rev Burnett found slain at home at Knoxvill e ; truck missing Slaying suspect Jack Gordon Greene seen in Oklahoma Slaying suspect Jack Gordon Greene captured in Oklahoma Donna Greene tells of life with suspect Jack Gordon Greene MURDERS - Burton. Joseph Judge rej ects deal , gives Terrance James Booker 40 years Terrance J Booker says he killed Burton for the hell of it Article on l ife of convicted killer Terance Booker MURDERS - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin George Kent Wallace chgd in abductions of teenage boy s Police have not tied Wallace to Alonzo Cade death George Kent Wallace pleads guilty to four kidnapping charges Wallace likely to face murder charges in Oklahoma Wallace pleads guilty to kidnapping Ross Ferguson Wallace pleads guilty to kidnap attempt of Isidoro Hernandez Wallace receives l ong prison terms for kidnapping Wallace sentenced for kidnapping Eric Domer. Mark McLaughlin Oklahoma to seek death penalty for George Kent Wallace Wallace chgd in Okla with murder of Domer and McLaughlin Ross Ferguson recounts terror when kidnapped by Wallace George K Wallace confessed to slaying Domer and McLaughlin Motives of George Kent Wallace puz zle police Investigator says Wallace admitted killing Woman says her son told police of Wallace confession in 1988 George Kent Wallace moved to prison under heavy security Okl ahoma to seek death penalty for George Kent Wallace George Kent Wallace wants death sentence in killings Analyst says George Kent Wallace fit to stand trial George K Wallace confesses to slaying of Domer. McLaughlin George Kent Wallace sent for mental evaluation Reward fund set up for Ross Ferguson who led to arrest George K Wallace pleads guilty to Domer, McLaughlin murders Wallace still a suspect in slaying of Alonz o Cade George Kent Wallace gets death sentence in Oklahoma court George Kent Wallace sentenced to death in Oklahoma George Kent Wallace waives appeal of death sentence MURDERS - Cains, David David Cains gunned down outside his home near Pottsville David Cains was drug informant for local authorities David Cains was gunned down in front of his two children Suspected slayer captured in Conway County 207 10/20/91 10/22/91 11/23/91 11/26/91 ll/27/91 PAGE COL A21 Bl B6 Bl Bl 1 6 1 3 4 04/25/91 A6 4 12/ 2/91 Al 12/ 2/91 Al 3 3 02/28/91 B3 5 07/25/91 07/26/91 07/27/91 07/30/91 Bl Bl Bl Bl 2 6 5 5 04/10/91 Al 04/ 10/91 Al 09/29/91 A6 2 2 1 01/ 1/91 0 1 / 1/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/91 0 1/ 4/ 91 01/ 5/91 0 1 / 5/91 01/ 6/91 01/ 7/91 0 1/ 9/91 0 1 / 1 1/91 01/1 7/91 01/31/91 02/ 2/91 02/14/91 02/22/91 02/27/91 03/13/91 03/ 13/91 04/ 5/91 04/13/91 04/ 13/91 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al Al Bl Bl Al Bl Al Bl BS B9 B7 BlO B6 B4 Bl BS Al B5 BS 3 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 2 2 5 5 1 5 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 6 4 4 09/ 09/ 0 9/ 09/ Al Al Al Al 5 5 5 5 5/91 5/91 5/91 S/91 A3 A3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Cains was l inked to illegal drugs from Texas , prosecutor says MURDERS - Call, Raymond Call allegedly doused with gasoline, set on fire William Hickson charged in incident that killed Call MURDERS - Campbell, Richard Campbell sl ain, Thanas Bryan wounded during citizen patrol Dectric Franklin, 1 6 , arrested in shooting of Campbell, Bryan Neighbor says youth gangs responsible for shootings Dectric Franklin among youths arrested for harassment Family of Dectric Franklin says he was home during shooting Dectric Frankl in allegedly said he wanted to shoot whites Mother of Dectric Frankl in disputes witnesses to shooting Dectric Frankl in pleads not guilty in slaying Judge refuses bail for Dectric Franklin MURDERS - Chambers , Larry Edward Valerie Chambers chgd in death of her estranged husband MURDERS - Childree, Amy * Hunters find girl ' s stabbed body in old graveyard * Amy Childree slain in ritual istic slaying at cemetery Amy Childree ' s brother Nathan Childree, 1 5 , among 4 charged * Phillip Seigreist, 1 5 , and Bryan Harp . 27 , charged in case * Police charge Brenda Green, 29, with hindering apprehension * * Suspects confess to ritual, murder in Lonoke County Amy and Nathan Childree said to be from disturbed family * * Friends say two of three suspect s worshiped Satan Gag order for police, l awyers issued by judge * * Rebecca Pilkington complains about negative publicity * Satanism uncommong. consul tant says Courtroom packed with relatives . supporters of suspects * * Trial for B ryan Harp set for March 1 1 * Three charged in murder to appear at hearings * Nathan Childree, Phillip Seigrist to be tried as adults MURDERS - Chism. Walter Craig Craig shot to death by father-in-law Eugene Duckery MURDERS - Christopher. Annie Marie Jury deliberates fate of Ricky Edwards MURDERS - Cochran. Jimmy Cochran killed in shooting incident at Pine Bluff Michael Rady charged with murder MURDERS - Coddington, Arthur Z Randy Dewayne Meredith chgd in shooting death of Coddington * MURDERS - Coggins. Allan Duane Noah Wayne Russell set free five years after conviction Second trial found Russell not guilty MURDERS - Conwell, Susan and Robert H Scheid Calvin Marshal l, Curtis Pollard Jr held as suspects in case Rape only known motive for double slayings Shock. anger left after two boaters slain at Helena MURDERS - Cook. Dorothy Juanita * Domingo Deleon pleads guilty in shooting death of Cook MURDERS - Cook. Juanita Domingo LeLeon arrested in slaying of Mrs Cook MURDERS - Cooney. Silas Demeters Mother of Cooney files suit against y outh and his mother 208 PAGE C.OL 09/ 6/91 Bl 5 03/ 5/91 BS 03/ 5/91 BS 3 3 07/ 12/91 0 7 / 12/ 91 07/12/91 07/ 13/91 07 / 13/91 07/ 14/91 0 7 / 1 4/91 07/17/91 08/ 1/91 Bl Bl BS B5 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 6 09/ 9/91 BS 5 10/28/91 10/2 9/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 10/30/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 6/91 1 1/ 6/91 12/17/91 12/ 1 8/91 AlO Al Al Al Al Al Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 4 2 2 1 1 03/ 9/91 Bl2 1 06/18/91 BlO 1 03/28/91 B3 03/30/91 B3 2 S 12/15/91 A21 5 02/ 9/91 B4 02/ �/91 B4 1 1 10/ 6/91 Al 10/ 6/91 Al 10/ 6/91 Al 5 5 5 10/ 2 2/91 A8 1 04/ 2/91 BS 3 06/ 1/91 BS 5 Al Al Al Al A3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Cooper. Edward C Chris Walker to stand trial as adult in shooting of Cooper 0 1/29/91 01/ 29/91 Edward C Coooper was shot to death in June 1 990 Chris Walker. 1 5 , to be tried as adul t . Ark Supreme Ct rules 03/19/91 Trial date set for Robert Walker on murder charge 05/14/91 Controversy-filled case goes to trial today 05/21/91 05/22/91 Only one black chosen for trial of Robert Christian Walker Andrew Raines testifies Walker aimed rifle. and fi red 05/23/91 Walker disavows racial slur, says police forced statement 05/24/ 91 Jury finds Walker guilty of manslaughter;; recommends 10 yrs 05/25/91 Lawyer makes quick moves t o keep Chris Walker out of prison 05/25/91 Chris Walker ' s tutors say prison no solution 05/27 /91 Heated publ ic debate arises over sentence of Chris Walker 05/ 29/91 Walker ' s atty to challenge sentencing of 15-yr-old 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 Sentencing of Chris Walker postponed Pattern of racial inj ustice repeated in case. columnist says 06/21/91 Public opinion on case sharply divided 07/ 1/91 Sentencing of Chris Walker scheduled for today 07/ 1/91 Chris Walker sentenced to 10 yrs in prison 07/ 2/91 Chris Walker sentence is comfort to no one. columnist writes 07/ 2/91 Part of Chris Walker ' s sentence was pay-back. columnist says 07/ 3/91 Chris Walker will not appeal sentence. attorney says 07/ 19/91 Chris Walker to appeal conviction w ith new lawyer 07/20/91 Lawyer says Walker should have been sentenced as j uvenile 07/23/91 MURDERS - Cowart. Paul Dardanelle man was slain on Missouri cattle farm 01/21/91 MURDERS - Cox, William Huey Derrick Carlock chgd with beating his boss to death * 12/ 6/91 * 12/ 6/91 Willie Adams Jr says Carlock admitted killing Cox MURDERS - Coy. Amy Robert Hatley says James L Odom sought false testimony * 10/19/91 * 11/22/91 Woman testifies she saw James Levon Odum shoot Coy * 11/23/91 Mistrial declared in trial of James Levon Odum MURDERS - Criswell, Arthur and Robert W Martin 0 1/ 3/91 Appeals court will not stop execution of Ricky Ray Rector 0 1/ 3/91 Policeman Martin killed in attempt to arrest Ricky Rector 01/ 3/91 Rector al ready convicted of killing Arthur Criswell Ray Rector ' s death penalty allowed to stand by U S Supreme Ct 06/25/91 Ricky Ray Rector got death penalty for killing Robert Martin 06/25/91 0 9/27/91 U S Supreme Ct uphol ds death sentence for Ricky Ray Rector * 10/22/91 State asks j udge to lift stay on Rector execution * 10/30/91 Mental exam sought for Ricky Ray Rector * 11/ 7 /91 Federal judge lifts stay of execution of Ricky Ray Rector * 1 1/23/91 Execution of Ricky Ray Rector delayed for mental test * 12/ 1 9/91 Ricky Ray Rector ruled competent to face execution * 12/24/91 Tentative execution date set for Ricky Rector * 12/27 /91 Martin ' s w idow eager for Rector execution to take place * 12/28/91 Execution date set for Ricky Ray Rector MURDERS - Croom. Mary Anthony Antonio Hart chgd in fatal stabbing of Croom 04/ 8/91 MURDERS - Crow. Gladys Capital murder conviction of Nancy Crow upheld by court 09/17 /91 MURDERS - Cunningham. Roger Plea bargain brings 50-yr term for Cleveland Z onerick 02/ 1/91 209 PAGE COL Bl Bl Bl Bl BlO Al Al Al Al AB Bl BS B4 BS B13 B2 B2 Al Bl Bl3 Al Bl B5 5 5 1 2 1 6 4 2 2 3 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 Bl 3 B2 B2 5 5 C5 B2 B2 1 1 6 B7 B7 B7 BS BS B7 AlO B3 B2 B5 B5 AlO Bl B4 3 3 3 5 5 3 2 1 5 1 2 5 4 5 Bl 5 B2 5 BlO 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL MURDERS - Curtis . Cindy Charles Albright is suspect in 1 982 slaying case 08/21/91 B3 Charles F Albright being investigated in case 08/22/91 B2 MURDERS - Daniel. Jane Martha Suspect Don William Davis breaks six-week fast 08/ 3/91 B3 MURDERS - Davidson. Richard Davidson shot by former father-in-law over child custody Ol/25/91 Bl Lonnie Hubbard chgd in shooting of former son-in-law 01/26/91 B3 Judge orders Lonnie Hubbard to lave county for his safety 01/31/91 B3 Lonnie Hubbard fired gun repeatedly, witnesses testify 06/25/91 B7 Lonnie Hubbard found guilty of manslaughter 06 / 26/91 Bll MURDERS - Deweese, Virgil see also Pardon and parole MURDERS - Deason family Jimmy Earl Deason pleads guilty to killing wife. 2 children 06/ 8/ 91 BlO MURDERS - Deer, Susan see also Crime Laboratory (Ark) MURDERS - Dikeman. Walter James Brian Cooper chgd in shooting death of Dikeman 05/19/91 BS MURDERS - Dodson, Diana Lee * 11/1 1/91 B8 Dawn Matthews shoots Dodson to death at home they shared Dawn Matthews tried to hide bullet. report says * l l/ 12/91 B2 MURDERS - Domer, Eric see Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin MURDERS - Doss, Kendall Kendall Doss , 1 6 , shot by youth at NLR 07 /13/ 91 BS Gino Damien Davis chgd in shooting death of Doss 07 / 14/ 91 B9 MURDERS - Dunn, Patricia and J B Goff * 12/ 4/91 B9 Texas officer testifies at hearing for Suzan J ernigan * 12/ 5/ 91 AlO Suzan J ernigan said she meant to kill her husband * 12/ 7 /91 BS Credibility of sheriff ' s investigator questioned * 12/ 1 2/91 Bl Suzan Jernigan testifies her confession was coerced * 12/13/91 B4 Investigator accused of misconduct in murder case Sheriff David Hunter testifies lying to suspect appropriate * 12/18/91 Bl MURDERS - Durbin. William Patrick David Earl Langdon chgd in slaying at LR 06/ 6/91 B5 MURDERS - Durden, Angela Durden kicked , beaten to death; Corelanius Phillips held 10/15/91 Bl 10/18/91 Bl Corelanius Phillips faces capital murder charge FBI asked to search for escapee Corelanius Phillips * 11/28/91 Bl MURDERS - Engram. Eugene Laronn Deshoung Smith chgd in shooting death 05/13/91 B55 * 11/ 15/91 B7 LaRonn Deshoung Smith gets 13 yrs in prison for killing MURDERS - Evan. Thomas R Jimmy Mathis found guilty of second degree murder Ol/2S/91 B3 MURDERS - Faulkner. Jessie Stacy Lavel le Bogard, 1 6 . chgd waith capital murder 06/ 8/91 BS MURDERS - Felkins, Pamela Faye Charles Albright is suspect in 1 990 slaying case 08/21/91 B3 Charles F Albright being investigated in case 08/22/91 B2 Sheriff Blankenship says he hit cold trail in Dallas 08/31/91 BS MURDERS - Ferguson. Christopher Carl Jeffery Puckett. 1 7 , faces chgs in death of Ferguson, 1 7 04/ 4/91 B3 MURDERS - Findley. Thomas L and Charlotte Fowler 210 1 2 1 1 2 5 5 2 5 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 5 2 3 1 5 1 1 2 1 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Charge s reduced for Kipp Brown in 1989 slaying at LR Darcus Allen sentenced Jury selection begins for trial of Prince Johnson Jury hears testimony of 23 witnesses Prince Johnson convicted. gets life in prison Prince Johnson says he hid in home of law officer ' s s on MURDERS - Fleitas. Bonnie F see also Pardon and parole MURDERS - Flippo. Marsha Gail Woods * Teddy Allen Flippo allegedly killed his wife. himself MURDERS - Flowers, Reginald Darnell Fourth teen ager arrested in slaying of College Sta man Account of funeral of Reginald Darnell Flowers MURDERS - Foote. Sandra Lee Wesley Foote found guilty of murdering wife MURDERS - Fruitt. Sheera Male cousin, 1 6 1 chgd in 10-yr-old girl ' s death at Leslie Jeremiah Holland. 1 6 , chgd in death of 10-yr-old cousin Jeremiah Holland charged as an adult in slaying Sheers fruitt was not sexually molested Suspect J eremiah Holland escapes State Hospital. is caught * MURDERS - Garner . Charlene Jesse Fudge accused in shooting of Garner * Jesse Fudge charged in slay ing * MURDERS - Garrett. William Grand Jury rules Garrett ' s death in Aug 1989 was homicide Medical Examiner had ruled Garrett accidentally strangled Grand Jury rules death homicide. not accidental s trangulation MURDERS - Gay • Glen Harold Randy Gay chgd with killing his father in May of this year Randy William Gay killed his father-in-law in 1 97 8 MURDERS - Gentry . Holly see Murders - Price family MURDERS - Gill . Renee Sam Gill chgd in shooting of his wife MURDERS - Gilmer, Benita Carol Alan Hicks killed his wife, then himsel f . officers say MURDERS - Givens. Robert D Robert Givens J r pleads guilty to infant son ' s slaying MURDERS - Goff , J B see Murders. Dunn. Patricia and J B Goff MURDERS - Golden, Jul ia N Annette Thomas arrested in 1 989 slaying case Jody D Matthews arrested in Saudi Arabia: l inked to 1 989 case Jody Matthews also charged in slaying of Golden Matthews was Thomas ' s lover. authorities say Trial of Annette Thomas in 1 989 slaying opens at McGehee Jody Matthews has rough and ready history Judge bars test results on ice pick in slaying trial Test resul t s on ice pick to be allowed in trial of Thom.as Defense attorney says witnesses coerced to lie about case Annette Thomas found guilty of first degree murder MURDERS - Goodl ow. Edgar Dean Timothy Paul Darville arrested in 5-yr-old case 211 01/ 8/91 01/12/91 02/28/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 5/91 07 / 4/ 91 PAGE CDL Bl B9 B2 BlO Bl BU 6 6 2 1 5 1 11/30/91 B6 6 10/ 6/91 B2 10/ 1 1/91 Al 1 2 08/23/91 B5 1 07/19/91 07/20/91 07/20/91 07/23/91 12/12/91 4 5 2 1 4 Al Al Bl B3 Bl 11/23/91 A16 1 1/25/91 A8 1 4 02/16/91 Bl 02/ 16/91 Bl 02/19/91 Bl 5 5 1 0 8/ 9/91 Al.2 0 8/ 9/91 Al2 5 5 04/ 3/91 B5 3 04/29/91 A8 3 01/29/91 B2 5 01/17/91 07/10/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/26/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 0 9/ 5/91 09/ 7 /91 4 Bl Bl4 Bl Bl Bl B5 B3 B7 B3 B2 02/ 5/91 Bl 1 2 2 2 3 1 5 5 6 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Timothy Darbille gets 15 yrs in prison MURDERS - Graham. Vicky A Michael Eugene Courteau chgd in death of Graham MURDERS - Green. Samuel Tyrone Jr Samuel Tyrone Green Sr to serve one year for s on ' s death MURDERS - Griffin. Johnny Terry Griffin chgd with murder of his brother MURDERS - Haggard. Mike Edward M Smith arrested in shooting death of Haggard MURDERS - Hall , Jackie Wren Parnell Carter charged w ith capital murder MURDERS - Hamilton. Joseph Jr Woman sought in slaying of truck driver at rest stop MURDERS - Hand• Ja.mes Ray Hand is apparent homicide victim MURDERS - Haney , Robert Haney killed during shooting at apparent dice game in LR MURDERS - Harding, Della William. Thomas Reager chgd w ith 1 988 Batesville murder William Thomas Reager is suspect in other slay ings Motion to obtain police information on case filed Murder charges against William Thomas Reager withdrawn Murder chgs against William Thomas Reager withdrawn Prosecuting Atty says investigation was mis-handled Investigator John Baum strikes back at critics MURDERS - Harper. Darla Investigators return to Harper house to continue digging MURDERS - Harper. Gayle New ev idence causes delay in trial of John Harper John Harper J r accused of court violation Defendant J ohn Harper Jr sent back to j ail Drowning only part of pain of Gayle Harper ' s family Murder trial of John Harper begins Defense lawyer says state lacks evidence Friend testifies Harper said he was going to kill his wife John Harper tells why he told people he killed his wife John Harper testifies he did not kill his wife Second trial of John Harper Jr ends in mistrial John Harper Jr pleads guilty under Alford provision John Harper Jr taken to state prison facil ity MURDERS - Harper. Tony Freddie Robinson chgd in stabbing death of Harper MURDERS - Harris , Darvell Little Rock man slain at home Anthony Nash, 1 5 , charged with murder of Harris Anthony Nash released on bond after witness changed story MURDERS - Harrison. Robert Witness agys Todd Everett Seger described killing Harrison Todd Everett Seger convicted. gets 30 years in prison MURDERS - Hawkins, Earl see Murders - Baker. Emery and Earl Hawkins MURDERS - Henry . Don George and Kevin Ives Article reviews controversy surrounding deaths of youths Death of son thrust Linda Ives into politics 212 PAGE COL 08/ 8/91 B7 2 * 10/24/91 B4 1 0 1/ 17/91 B7 3 04/28/91 B4 2 07 /25/91 B5 1 05/ 17 /91 B5 4 04/27 /91 B3 2 09/29/91 B4 1 03/23/91 Bl 2 03/ 3/91 03/ 8/91 08/ 6/91 09/ 4/ 91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 * 12/17 /91 Bll B5 Bl Bl Bl 2 1 1 2 2 2 4 03/27/91 Bl 2 03/ 5/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/17/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/27/91 04/27/91 04/30/91 0 8/ 3/91 0 8/ 6/91 6 1 2 1 5 1 3 5 5 3 3 5 B3 B3 Bl B7 Bl B5 Bl B12 Bl2 B6 B6 Bl B5 B3 * 12/27 /91 B3 1 01/21/91 B2 05/ 24/91 BS 06/15/91 BS 2 2 1 05/16/91 B6 05/17 /91 B4 5 * 12/ 8/91 Al * 12/ 8/91 A23 1 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Hensl ee, Emma L Billy Ray Tucker gets l ife term for murder Billy Ray Tucker Sr found dead in cell at Cummins MURDERS - Hensley , Tommy Lee Patricia Hensley says she shot husband after all-night abuse System failed Mrs Hensley. attorney says MURDERS - Hodge s, Billy Joe Charles Douglas Phillips gets 10-yr term in slaying MURDERS - Holland. Robert C and Phyllis Holland Robert Jeffrey Holland s ought in slaying of his parents Murder chgs filed against Robert Jeffery Holland Robert Jeffery Holland to be extradited to Arkansas Jeffrey Holland starts fire inside Union County Jail MURDERS - Holley , Linda S Daniel Wayne Risher. Nikki Sue Zinger chgd in slaying MURDERS - Hudson, Gary Michael LR pol ice seek assailants in brutal shooting death MURDERS - Hull , Danny Testimony heard in trial of Carl Farris Carl Vester Farris gets life without parole sentence MURDERS - Irwin, Donald E Stanley Irwin chgd in shooting of his brother, Donald Irwin MURDERS - Ives, Kevin see Murders - Henry. Don George and Kevin Ives MURDERS - Jackson. Kenneth Ray Dustin Vickers, 1 8 , likely to be tried as an adult MURDERS - Jefferson, Larry Veronica Jefferson chgd in shooting death of ex-husband MURDERS - Jenkins. Sandra Cynthia Rudd chgd in shooting of Sandra Jenkins MURDERS - Johnson, Carolyn R Partly decomposed body found in shed at J acksonville Body found in shed at J acksonville is that of Johnson Grieving mother of Carolyn Johnson waits. hopes for clues Autopsy shows strangulation in Jacksonville death last May MURDERS - Johnson, Johnnie * Barbara J ohnson gets 3 yrs in slaying of her husband MURDERS - Johnson, Wendell Ray * Police find 17 shell casings at slaying site * Larry Ray Scaife bragged of shooting. af fidavit shows MURDERS - Jones . Bernard Robert Lee S anders Jr found innocent MURDERS - Jone s . Betty Joyce Testimony links teeth marks . Amos Harris Bite leads t o murder conviction of Amos Harris Appeal bond for Harris denied despite plea by new wife Bite mark left on victim key to catching killer MURDERS - Jones , Hortense Eatmon Walker pleads guilty. gets life without parole MURDERS - Jone s . Nathaniel Dana El Greco Frazier sentenced to 40 yrs in prison MURDERS - Joslin. Billy Don Kevin Tucker charged with killing Joslin MURDERS - Kelley , Shirley 213 PAGE COL 07 / 1 1/91 B7 08/16/91 B7 5 5 10/ 5/91 Bl 10/ 6/91 B4 2 2 08/ 1 0/91 B3 5 OS/10/91 OS/ 11/91 OS/15/91 06/ 8/91 BB B4 B4 B7 4 4 3 4 04/20/91 B6 1 03/ 7/91 Al 2 OS/24/91 B5 OS/2S/91 BS 1 2 04/ 9/91 B2 4 06/19/91 BS 5 09/ 8/91 BS 1 04/11/91 BS 2 05/28/91 05/29/91 06/17/91 10/18/91 BlO B3 B3 B12 3 3 1 1 ll/ 19/91 Bl 1 11/17/91 B7 11/22/91 B2 1 1 03/21/91 B2 2 BS BS B4 B2 5 1 6 1 08/31/91 Bl 2 09/13/91 B12 4 0 8/ 7 /91 B2 5 07/ 3/91 01 I 4/91 07/16/91 0 8/ 1 9/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Willard Kelly says drug truck hit his wife Huttig man questioned in killing of Shirley Kelley Charles Ricks not involved in slaying. truck said to be Willard Kelley . Glenda Long t o be tried in slaying Torrid love affair said to be cause of Kelley ' s slaying Investigators say they have no evidence death was murder Only one vehicle involved in death. Dr Fahmy Malak says Judge declines to order replay of tape of Malak testimony Defense says state lacks evidence in murder trial Willard Kelley . Glenda Long acquitted on directed verdict MURDERS - King. Lenora Cedric Hinton caught at Pine Bluff. chgd in Dec 1990 slaying Cedric Hinton Jr chgd in Dec 3 . 1990 slaying at Pine Bluff James Jones Jr pleads guilty to reduced chg of murder Sedric Hinton J r pleads guilty : gets 80 years in prison MURDERS - King. Tony Anthony Tucker Prison inmate killed in fight after game MURDERS - Kinslow . Jackie Kinslow killed at Rockwood Club at NLR MURDERS - Kisner. Kenny Arthur G Littell claims return to Ark punishment for lr * * Arthur G Littell claims punishment for exercising speech MURDERS - Klein. Robert W U S Court of Appeals upholds death sentence of Stven Hill MURDERS - LaSal le. Frederick M Jr Raymond C Sanders J r to get new trial in 1989 slaying case MURDERS - Laing. Cynthia J James Milton Laird held in girlfriend ' s death * MURDERS - Larimore, June Monday set as deadl ine for decision on mistrial request Mistrial bid by Greg Larimore fails MURDERS - LeMay . John Tonya Flemons chgd with starving her inf ant son to death Bond set for Tonya Flemons MURDERS - Leaks , Demetria * Charles Edward Nelson chgd in death of 1 2-yr-old girl MURDERS - Lehman, Don Four Death Row inmates lose case before U S Supreme Court Four men face death after j udge rej ects plea for new trial MURDERS - Leonard. Travis Van Buren teen-ager facing charges in slaying Jason Randy Doyle, 1 6 . charged with murder Jason Doyle, 1 6 , gets 10 yrs in prison for slay ing MURDERS - Linzy. James and J ohn H Burgess IV Jury told that Calvin Lowe was triggerman in killings Calvin Lowe found guilty of capital nrurder Vincent Hines gets life term on plea of no contest MURDERS - Little , Gordon IV Reginald Smith goes on trial for murder in shooting death Passenger in Little vehicle testifies about shooting Jury finds Smith guilty of murder Appeal bond for Reginald Smith denied Reginald Smith denies knowing of court motion Police to investigate forgeries of court documents 214 PAGE COL 06/ 4/ 91 06/ 5/91 07/ 3/91 07 /22/91 07/26/91 07 /27 /91 07 /31/91 08/ 1/91 0 8/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 Bl B9 B8 BS BlO Bl Bl B4 B4 Bl 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 2 1 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/91 OS/ 9/ 91 OS/ 17 /91 B3 B3 B3 B3 2 6 1 2 02/ 1/91 Bl 1 04/17 /91 B9 3 12/18/91 B3 12/ 19/91 B3 1 2 03/ 1/91 B7 6 03/27/91 Bl 5 11/23/91 B4 1 01/ 12/91 B5 01/ 15/91 B7 5 2 10/ 2/91 Al 10/ 3/91 Bl 4 3 12/ 4/9 1 B6 2 03/19/91 BS OS/ 1/91 B9 1 4 04/23/91 B3 04/24/91 B9 08/ 8/91 AB 3 1 1 05/23/91 B6 OS/24/91 BlO 06/18/91 B2 1 3 6 OS/29/91 OS/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 7/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 1 1 1 1 6 3 BS BS B9 BS BS BS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Loftis. Billie Phillip Gene Kellett arrested in sl aying MURDERS - Long. Cornelius Long. age 1 6 . shot to death in Forrest City parking lot Curtis Hughes charged in fatal shooting Curtis Hughes. two others charged in slaying of Long Long as j us t hanging out with friends . witnesses say MURDERS - Lovell. Kenneth D Trial of Jerry Hale begins Jerry Hale goes on trial in Harrison Medical Examiner Malak found no evidence of fight Jerry Hale found guilty of second degree murder MURDERS - Magar• Harry Michael Ray Jones gets 50-yr term on negotiated plea * Quadir Hakeem trades life sentence for 8-yr term MURDERS - Martin. Felicia Lynn Dennis Martin found dead in ditch at Little Rock John D Martin J r . Odell Henry arrested in death case John D Martin Jr. Adell Henry held in death of Felicia Martin Obituary Adell Henry confesses he drove while Martin was killed MURDERS - Martin. Robert W see Murders - Criswell. Arthur and Robert W Martin MURDERS - Mason. Marj orie L Barry Lee Fairchild hearing nearing end Fairchild attys contend Sheriff Tommy Robinson coerced blacks Barry Lee Fairchild is under death sentence in case Family of Marj orie Mason divided over case Hearing under way on Barry Fairchild try for new trial Witnesses for Fairchild testify they were beaten in j ail Fairchild lawyers seek more abuse evidence in Pulaski Jail Tommy Robinson testifies roundup of black suspects l ogical Pulaski sheriff ' s deputies deny abuse of suspects in case Two more test ify to abuse by Pulaski County deputies Fairchild hearing recesses until Jan 2 8 Barry Fairchild seeking his acquittal only Fairchild ' s lawyers l ook for doubts Judge G Thomas Eisele tours murder site Witnesses say Fairchild brothers bragged of rape. slaying Barry Lee Fairchiled asks j udge to void death penalty Ruling expected soon in Fairchild hearing Fairchild ' s new legal tactics may face scrutiny Judge Thomas Eisele more convinced of Fairchild ' s guilt 1V Show ' 20/20' focuses on Fairchild case Atty John Wesley Hall J r thinks Fairchild not retarded Fired officer said he heard abuse after Fairchild arrest Judge G Thomas Eisele denies new trial for Barry Fairchild Judge G Thom.as Eisele more convinced that Fairchild guilty Robert Lee Fairchild probably involved . Judge Eisele says Judge G Thomas Eisele again denies new trial for Fairchild MURDERS - Mays. Elmer Mays shot to death; B ruce Spicer arrested MURDERS - McArthur. Alice see also Motion pictures 215 PAGE COL 09/14/91 B7 3 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 07/13/ 9 1 07 /22/91 B7 B7 B9 Bl 5 5 6 5 08/13/91 08/14/91 08/15/91 0 8/ 16/91 B3 B3 B3 B3 2 1 1 1 08/22/91 B7 10/29/91 B2 5 1 10/13/91 1 0/ 1 4/91 10/15/91 10/16/91 10/ 16/91 B2 Bl B4 BS 1 5 2 2 2 01/ 2/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 0 1/ 4/ 91 0 1/ 5/ 91 0 1/ 8/91 01/ 9/91 01/ 10/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/ 91 02/ 3/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 7 /91 03/30/91 04/12/91 04/13/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/25/91 Bl B3 B4 B4 B4 B4 Bl Al B2 B2 B2 B2 BlO Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Al B2 Bl B4 Al Al Al B5 5 4 l 1 1 4 2 2 5 1 1 5 1 2 4 2 2 1 2 4 5 1 2 2 2 3 B4 08/ 6/91 B2 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - McCoy• Michael A David Morris Smith convicted in slaying of McCoy MURDERS - McKaskle . Keith * Ronal d Shane Smith will not be retried, prosecutor says MURDERS - McLaughlin, Mark see Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin MURDERS - Miles , Larry Anthony Deshun Kelly gets 10-yr sentence for role in murder MURDERS - Miller, Kenneth Lori Parker chgd in shooting death of her uncle MURDERS - Mill s , William Former member of Raz orback basketball team shot to death Michael Landon Byrd , former Razorback track team member, chgd Man who says he saw shooting describes event Michael Landon Byrd has illegal weapons record Mills had promise, problems as Razorback basketball player Friends of Michael Byrd shocked at shooting of Mills Michael Landon Byrd chgd with capital murder Michael Landon Byrd pleads not guilty in Mills ' death Police link gun to slaying of Mills Police say they have weapon evidence in Mills slaying Pistol believed used in Mills slaying recovered from roof Michael Landon Byrd pleads guilty. gets 35-yr prison term MURDERS - Mitchell, Valorie Perry K Thurmond gets 14 yrs for killing girl. dumping body MURDERS - Moffitt infant Authorities question mother of dead inf ant found in Benton Co High school student Barbara Moffitt on trial in death of baby State rests its case Barbara Lynn Moffitt testifies in her trial Barbara Lynn Moffitt found guilty MURDERS - Moon, Mary Mary Moon dies of gunshot wounds inflicted by her husband * MURDERS - Mooney , Johnny Mooney shot to death at Marvell MURDERS - Morgan. T J Adrian Bruce Tisdale identified by second victim who lived Adrian Bruce Tisadle gets l ife-without-parole in slaying MURDERS - Nagel , Michelle Clerk at McGehee store slain. female co-worker kidnapped * Paula Easter is kidnap victim; customer also shot in store * * Slaying suspect is Bennie Lamar Cleveland MURDERS - Nichol s . Alice Marie Caney community resident Alic Marie Nichols missing Woman still missing Disappearance is still a mystery Suspects sought in death of Nichol s Death of Nichol s spurs drive to close club at Menifee Autopsy shows Nichol s was s trangled MURDERS - Noble. Wesley and James E Scherm Jr Execution stay of Charles Edward Pickens lifted Sentence will not be carried out for at least 3 years Ark Supreme Ct grants Charle s Pickens stay of execution Stay of execution of Charles Edward Pickens ordered 216 PAGE COL 06/13/91 B5 1 12/ 14/91 Bl 4 06/13/91 B9 1 06/ 14/91 B5 1 01/ 2/91 01/ 2/ 91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 0 1/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/ 91 01/ 5/91 01/ 9/91 01/12/91 01/ 16/91 05/ 1/91 5 5 2 2 1 4 1 2 3 1 1 5 Cl Cl Bl Bl B2 B2 B6 Bl B12 B5 BlO B7 05/ 9/91 B6 1 A8 B3 B3 B3 B3 5 1 1 1 1 10/20/91 Bl 6 02/11/91 B3 1 0 8/ 1/91 B4 08/ 2/91 Bl 3 1 12/31/91 Al 12/31/91 Al 12/3 1/91 Al 2 2 2 01/ 1 1/91 0 1 / 1 5/91 01/ 17/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 03/ 5/91 B3 B3 Bl B3 B3 B3 2 5 6 2 2 6 01/15/91 0 1 / 1 5/91 02/13/91 07/17/91 BlO BlO B7 B9 2 2 4 1 03/ 5/91 07 /31/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 8/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Noblitt. Lawrence Ray see also Robberies and thefts Two attys for Kenneth Ray Celements held in contempt. fined Atty Richard Atkinson files appeal of his contempt citation Judge hesitant to rul e on atty for Kenneth Ray Clements Judge erred in lawyer ' s removal . Ark Supreme Ct says Pulaski Chancery Judge removed Clements atty Richard Atkinson Conway resident Marsha J enkins thinks Clements innocent * MURDERS - Nooner. Jonathan James Houston Winfrey pleads guilty in shooting Dan Bogard, 1 6 . found guilty in murder case MURDERS - O ' Neal. Jerry Paul Leon J enkins found guilty in killing of O ' Neal MURDERS - O ' Neal. Willa Dean Federal ct throws out conviction of Wilburn A Henderson Wilburn A Henderson was given death sentence in s l aying MURDERS - O ' Rourke. Francis Death sentence for Michael O ' Rourke to stand Michael O ' Rourke says he does not want to pursue appeals O ' Rourke ' s execution up to Gov Bill Clinton Execution of Michael O ' Rourke set for April 1 8 Federal court asked to bar execution of Michael O ' Rourke Michael Robert O ' Rourke to get psychiatric re-evaluation MURDERS - Owens, Granville Carey Lewis Owens admits decapitating father, burning body * Carey Lewis Owens deemed unfit to stand trial MURDERS - Patterson, Jason Body of LR youth found buried on beach in Mexico Mexico seeks to extradite Jon Felton Mills . 1 9 Two witnesses say Jon Mills beat. kicked Patterson John Felton Mills told parents Jason Patterson was fine Mills and Patterson tried to sell car in Mexico, police say Jon Felton Mills is in LR area. attorney says Jon Felton Mills denies being on beach when Patterson slain John Felton Mills to give statement to authorities Jon Mills Jr gives his version of events in Mexico Jon Felton Mills Jr denies role in killing ; points to Mexican Mexican youth to be questioned in slaying MURDERS - Patton. Carlos * Carlos Patton, 1 7 . shot to death near LR s chool bus stop * Tyreice Jones. 1 5 . charged in slaying of Patton * Bond set at $100, 000 for Tyreice Jones * Tyreice Jones. 1 5 . pleads innocent in bus stop slaying MURDERS - Penix, Bill Jr Bill Penix J r slain by Leland Irby . mental health outpatient Penix was mental health center caseworker at J onesboro Authorities seeking clues in slaying of Penix Funeral services held for Bill Penix Jr Mental test ordered for Leland Irby Leland Irby not responsible for his actions . officials say MURDERS - Pettis. Derrick Statements can be used against teens. judge rul es Drive-by shooting accidental , youth sugge sts Robert Earl Anderson conv icted in drive-by shooting 217 PAGE COL Al Bl l B2 Bl Bl Bl 4 6 1 2 2 5 01/19/91 Bl 2 03/14/91 Bl 1 4 08/31/91 B3 4 02/20/91 BlO 02/20/91 BlO 1 1 02/ 5/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 05/30/91 B4 Bl Bl B6 B2 B5 1 5 5 1 2 4 06/ 8/91 B9 10/24/91 B9 1 1 04/25/91 04/26/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 9/91 05/18/91 05/18/91 05/29/91 B2 Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 A7 Bl Bl 5 4 2 5 7 2 2 2 5 2 5 12/17/91 12/17/91 1 2/ 1 9/91 12/19/91 Al Al B2 B2 6 6 3 3 03/28/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 04/ 4/91 04/14/91 Al 2 2 2 5 1 5 06/18/91 06/19/91 09/24/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/91 10/28/91 Al Bl B4 B7 B2 01/23/91 Al7 02/ 6/91 B2 02/ 7/91 Bl 1 4 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Phelp s , Natasha Ark Supreme Ct upholds conviction of Roger Lewis Coulter MURDERS - Phillips, Howard W Eric Merriwether chgd in stabbing of Phillips * MURDERS - Pickett, Patricia and Dosha Graham * Tracy Mitchell apparently killed Pickett, Graham, himsel f Conclusions unchanged in three deaths * MURDERS - Pilgrim, Chester Carl Wayne Seawright shoots Chester and Emma Pilgram Search on in Marion County for Seawright and Mrs Seawright Seawright kindapped estranged wife after shooting in-laws Hunt for Carl Wayne Seawright, ex-wife intensifies Manhunt intensifies after death of Chester Pilgrim * Carl Wayne Seawright shot to death by deputy Judy Seawright being treated for inj uries she received * Police seek clues to motive for shootings * MURDERS - Pipkin, Christina Marie Pipkin couple want ban on school fund raising door-to-door James Pipkin backs ban on door-to-door sales by children MURDERS - Plummer, Rachael Fred Pennington arrested, charged in shooting of Plummer MURDERS - Preslar, Randel and Laura Preslar Two bodies found in burned house near Scotland Fire set to cover two murders,. sheriff says Local residents suspected in Scotland slayings MURDERS - Price family Death Row inmate Thomas W Simmons apparently killed himsel f Simmons conv icted of killing Ray Tate, Holly Gentry in 1981 Simmons conv icted of slaying Larry and J awana Price in 1981 Chronology of Thomas Winford Simmons ' record Relatives of Simmon ' s victims react to his death Thomas Simmons ' razor was standard f or inmate use Ruling says Thomas Winford Simmons committed suicide Thomas Simmons pl anned suicide to spare his family MURDERS - Price . Larry and J awana Price see Murders - Price family MURDERS - Price. Teresa Jimmy Ray Smart given life without parole for murder MURDER S - Pruitt. Serone Booker T White pleads guilty to second-degree murder MURDERS - Pumphrey, Dustin Matthew James Jordan chgd in death of 5-months-old Dustin Pumphrey James J ordan pleads innocent in death case MURDERS - Quall s , Judith Wyvonne see Murders - Rolland. Billy and Judith Wyvonne Qual ls MURDERS - Rackl ey, Craig Lynn Spyro Douveas found not guilty of manslaughter in 1 988 case MURDERS - Reec e , SaGaye Phillis Maxine Miller arrested in shooting of Reece SaGay Reece shot to death in cafeter:i.a of J onesboro hospital Grandmother of Reece ' s child chgd in slaying over custody MURDERS - Ricks , Gwendolyn Prentiss James Buckner tells pol ice he killed his mother * MURDER S - Roberts, El ga Lee 218 PAGE COL 02/19/91 Al 6 12/ 4/91 B6 2 10/23/91 Al 10/24/91 B3 2 1 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/16/ 91 10/17 / 91 10/ 18/ 91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/20/91 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Cl Cl Bl 2 2 2 2 5 4 4 5 07/30/91 Bl 08/ 2/91 Bl 4 1 08/ 7/91 B2 5 02/14/91 B2 02/20/91 B5 02/26/91 BS 1 0 1/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 0 1/ 02/ 5 5 5 1 2 5 5 5 1/91 1/91 1/91 1/91 1/91 2/ 91 3/91 4/ 91 Al Al Al A9 A9 Bl Bl2 Bl 2 1 08/ 1/91 B4 1 05/ 9/91 B3 1 07/ 8/91 Bl 07/ 9/91 B4 3 1 07/17/91 B9 4 09/17/91 Bl 09/17/91 Bl 09/18/91 Bl 4 4 5 11/28/91 Bl l ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Wilma Reynolds faces murder count in slaying at Pine Bluff Wilma J ean Reynolds chgd in death of Persian Gulf veteran MURDERS - Roberts. Ruth Ann Suspect arrested in death in Benton County MURDERS - Robinson. Charles Barbara Robinson apparently shot her husband. then herself MURDERS - Roge r s . Freddie Lee Joseph Henry Sanders found guilty. sentenced MURDERS - Rogers. Monte Ray Rollos Robinson. 1 6 . charged in slaying Tim B Martin. 1 7 0 arrested in slaying of LR man MURDERS - Roll and. Billy and Judith Wyvonne Qualls Body found in burned truck believed to be that of Rolland Robert Bryan Miller faces murder charges Robert Bryan Miller may face charge in slaying of Qualls Robert Bryan Miller chgd with slaying of Judith W Qualls MURDERS - Rosebud. Kermitt Ware Two men arrested in shooting death of Rosebud James Franklin Webb . Willie Ivory Williams arrested Suspects are alleged drug dealers MURDERS - Roseburrow. Vanger Pearl Evidence indicates Lester L Roseburrow killed former wife Syvoil Jones shot. killed Lester L Roseburrow * * Two found dead in Conway residence: suspect arrested * Officials l ook at self-defense * Autopsy indicates deaths were murder-suicide * Deaths ruled murder and suicide Lester Roseburrow allegedly vowed to kill form.er wife * MURDERS - Russey. Shawn Demond Diallo K Butler, James Reed arrested * MURDERS - Sanderlin. Laverne Conviction of Larry Dean Robertson upheld MURDERS - Scheid. Robert H see Murders - Conwell. Susan MURDERS - Scherm. James E Jr see Murders - Noble . Wesley and James E Scherm Jr MURDERS - Schwartz . Kimberly Irons Prosecutors contend j udge made mistakes in trial of Walt * Article reviews controversial murder case ruling MURDERS - Scott. John Eric John Scott. 1 5 . shot to death near site of earlier shooting Ronald Jones. 3 5 . chgd in slaying of John Scott Scott was used as shield by intended victim of shooting Suspect Ronald J ones mistakenly released on bail Michael Burel also charged with first degree murder Police seek two women allegedly present at shooting of Scott Thelton Smith allegedly used Scott as shield during shooting Michael Burel freed on bond Suspect Ronnie Eugene J ones back in j ail MURDERS - Seaton. Earl * Suspects also face chgs in rape. stabbing of woman * Alan Travis. Donald Peterson, Jim.my Joe Winters chgd MURDERS - Selvidge . Bill Ex-mental patient Edith Selvidge charged in shooting 219 PAGE COL 07/ 1/91 Bl 07 / 2/91 BlO 2 1 07 / 26 /91 B7 2 06 / 4/91 Bl 2 07 /30/91 B8 1 07 / 17 /91 BS 07/ 1 8/91 BS 5 2 0 2/ 1 2/91 02/lS/91 02/18/91 02/19/91 BS B4 Bl BS 2 5 2 4 0 8/ 7 /91 B3 08/ 8/91 Al 08/ 8/91 Al 4 5 5 Bl Bl Bl Bl 6 6 6 2 1 2/ 1 2/91 1 2/ 1 2/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/13/91 12/17/91 12/18/91 12/18/91 B3 s Bl Bl 1 1 10/25/91 B4 l 01/23/91 B2 1 03/15/91 Bl 12/13/91 Al 1 2 09/13/91 09/14/91 0 9/ 14/91 09/17 /91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/20/91 09/21/91 09/28/91 B4 Bl Bl Al Bl B4 B4 B7 Bl 6 2 2 3 2 4 4 1 3 12/13/91 B3 12/21/91 B3 1 3 06/27 /91 Bl l 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE MURDERS - Shankle. Mike J r Family says Jack B Shankle threatened to kill nephew Jack B Shankle found guilty of murder of nephew MURDERS - Shel ls. Anita Leroy Harris arrested in 1989 slaying case MURDERS - Short, Dan * Kidnapping. murder, in Noel, Mo. in 1989 still not solved MURDERS - Short. Wilma J Billy R Short apparently killed his wife. then himself MURDERS - Sipes . Robert Edward Crook chgd with capital murder MURDERS - Slater, Vallee Curtis Fleming claims shooting of girlfriend was sel f-defense Curtis Fleming pleads guilty to murder Form.er police officer Curtis Fleming gets 35 years MURDERS - Smith. Barbara U S Supreme Ct refuses death sentence appeal of Kirt Wainright Execution date set for Kirk Douglas Wainright MURDERS - Smith, Connie Felicia Young charged in slaying of Connie Smith * MURDERS - Smith. Deante * Tommy D Smith, 1 9 , chgd in death of his baby son MURDERS - Smith. Phillip * Murder charges filed against Gary Wayne York MURDERS - Smith. Robert Anthony Jones. 17 . gets 40-yr term in slaying MURDERS - Smith. Tony F Stephen Cornelius Caster found guilty, gets 25-yr term Sylvester Scott J r found innocent in 2nd trial MURDERS - Smith, Tory Youth shot to death in bedroom at LR residence MURDERS - Smith. Willie J r * Wilma Smith chgd with stabbing death of her husband MURDERS - Spence. Rodney Change of venue sought for trial of Steven McArthur Murder trial of Steven McArthur will not be moved Murder trial set for Steven Loran McArthur Sister of Steven Laron McArthur testifies Co-defendant ' s slaying story differs Steven Laron McArthur describes killing of Rodney Spence Steven L aron McArthur found guilty. gets life term MURDERS - Stephens. Gregory Murder chgs against Ernest D Lemons dropped Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak conflicts with autopsy report State had not seen Malak drawings supporting testimony Testimony of Dr Fahmy Malak, eyewitness conflict on gunshot Malak testimony , autopsy agreed. Jim Clark says Prosecutor hires experts to check Dr Fahmy Malak. ' s report Dr Malak may have examined wrong tissue. three experts say Prosecutor criticizes Dr Malak ' s testimony in case Crime Lab mi.xup caused Dr Malak to give wrong testimony * Article reviews controversial testimony of Fahmy Malak MURDERS - Stumpp, William Michael Richard Wayne Snell appeals death sentence in 1 9 83 slaying * 220 PAGE COL 06/22/91 B9 06/25/91 B7 1 3 01/10/91 B6 3 12/22/91 B2 1 06/ 6/91 B9 1 08/13/91 B3 5 05/17/91 B9 06/ 8/91 BS 07/ 9/91 B4 2 5 1 03/ 5/91 Bl 10/10/91 B2 2 1 1 1/ 1 9/91 B3 1 12/22/91 Bl 1 11/15/91 A14 1 02/ 9/91 B4 5 04/24/91 B2 06/14/91 BS 5 8 03/18/91 BB 1 12/30/91 Bl 1 02/ 6/91 02/13/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 Bl B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 2 2 6 2 2 2 5 04/ 2/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 9/91 04/11/91 05/ 4/91 0 8/ 8/91 08/15/91 09/14/91 12/14/91 Al Al Al Al 5 5 2 2 6 1 2 1 5 3 1 1/ 8/91 B6 1 Al Bl Bl Bll Al A6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Ex-defender testifies Snel l prosecuted based on ' gang' MURDERS - Sullins, Sherman Federal ct reduces death penalty of Bobby Ray Fredtwell MURDERS - Tate, Ray see Murders - Price family MURDERS - Taunt, Patricia Jerry W Hayes , Barry Clyde Mattinson chgd in slaying Suspects plead not guilty in Taunt ' s death MURDERS - Taylor. Clarence and J ohnny Taylor James Hutchins chgd in shooting death of two brothers MURDERS - Taylor. Joanna Marsha Taylor serving time for killing her mother MURDERS - Thomas. Lloyd Clay Freeman chgd in fatal shooting of Thomas Thom.as reportedly tested positive for HIV virus MURDERS - Thomas. Teresa Mae A C Thomas goes on trial in slaying of his wife A C Thomas gets 20 years for strangl ing wife MURDERS - Thompson. Hershey Lake Village man shot to death. suspect arrested MURDERS - Thornton. Betty Scotty Scott. who was tried 3 time s . dies of bone disease Editorial calls for grand j ury rev iew of case MURDERS - Thornton. Genter Derrick Carlock. Willie Adams Jr chgd with Thornton death MURDERS - Thurman, David Gravette teenagers accused in Missouri officer ' s death David Moore was on probation from earlier charges MURDERS - Tilghman, Boliva Christine Gibbons Bullet-riddled body found in ditch near Bald Knob Body identified, suspect to be charged Marvin Tyrone Johnson chgd in death of Tilghman MURDERS - Tinkle, Jim Two suspects sought in shooting death of Tinkle at NLR Suspect Danny Joe Hopson turns himself in to authorities MURDERS - Todd, Taylor Timken Todd apparently beaten to death MURDERS - Toth, Brenda Diane David Coburn allegedly killed former wife. then himself MURDERS - Townsend, Derrick Dewayne Police seek clues in slaying MURDERS - Tyler. Barry S Michael W Armstead held in death of Tyler MURDERS - Vondran. Connie Faye William Francis Bowen, Crickett Tindall unfit for trial Husband of slain bank teller sues bank over death Vondran was teller at Delta State B ank at Elaine Memories of slaying grip town of Elaine MURDERS - Wait s, Herbert L Waits shot to death in car while passenger slept by him Willie Keith Page arrested on murder charge Willie Keith Page told police he was asleep in car MURDERS - Walker• Alva Rae Slaying of NLR woman being investigated 221 PAGE COL * 11/ 9/91 Bl 2 1 09/24/91 B5 4 09/12/91 B5 09/13/91 B4 1 4 * 12/27 /91 B5 4 09/29/91 A7 5 05/23/91 B5 05/24/91 B3 1 1 04/ 3/91 BS 04/12/91 Bll 1 5 07 /24/91 B3 1 * 1 1/ 14/91 Al * 11/20/91 B10 2 1 * 12/ 6/91 B2 5 04/15/91 Bl 04/17 /91 B2 4 2 04/ 9/91 B3 04/ 1 1/91 B3 04/12/91 B3 1 6 6 06/ 6/91 B3 06/ 7/91 B3 1 5 05/ 8/91 B6 5 07 / 11/ 91 B4 3 * 10/25/91 B6 1 * 10/29/91 B2 1 06/12/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 10/15/91 Bl B13 B13 Al 1 0/ 1 2/91 Bl 6 5 5 3 * l l/ 1/91 B9 * 1 1/ 1/91 B9 2 1 1 07 I 8/91 Bl 3 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Several persons questioned by police Juvenile charged in slaying NLR woman MURDERS - Walker , Nettie Harris Plea negotiations under way in case of Esaw Eatmon Esaw Eatmon decides against plea bargaining Esaw Eatmon murder trial postponed Esaw Eatmon pl eads guilty, gets l ife without parole MURDERS - Walls , Shawn Michael Walker arrested in shooting of Shawn Wal l s * Shawn Wal l s not dead; charges against Michael Walker changed* * Confusion over reported death of Shawn Wal l s explained * Subj ect of pol ice mix-up dies MURDERS - Walters, Steven Earl Surprise witness may delay trial of Julia G Walters New date set for trial of Julia Walters Charges against Julia Walters made harsher Lawyer for Julia Walters wants new j ury Julia Walters ' defense attorney replaced, trial moved Trial of Julia Walters begins today Julia Walters admitted death, ex-neighbor testifies Mistrial declared in Julia Walters t rial Prosecutor asks that Julia Walters trial be moved Julia Walters free on own recognizance until trial Atty seeks dismissal of charge against Julia Walters Lawyer for Julia Walters wants case dropped Fel l ow inmate breaks j aw of Earl Walters Trial delay for Julia Walters not likely Motion to delay trial of Julia Walters denied Judge denies mistrial in Julia Walters case Julia Walters conv icte d , gets 10 yrs, $ 1 0 , 000 fine Julia Walters will not appeal her conviction MURDERS - Ward , Pamela Jean William Bryant Warren arrested in slaying of woman Evidence of b eating found in Conway County MURDERS - Ward, Peggy Closed hearing for Gary Ward challenged by media Hearing for Gary Ward to remain secret MURDERS - Waymack, Darin Curtis Bernard Easter found guilty in slaying MURDERS - Weatherspoon, Wi11iam Kevin Weatherspoon, 1 8 , chgd w ith killing his father MURDERS - Webb, David * Christopher Stone, 1 8 . charged in s l aying Chris Stone could face capital murder chg in Webb slaying * Bond set at $100, 000 for Christopher Ray Stone * Family says Webb was hard worker, caring individual * Slain student was hard worker, caring, family recalls * Bond for Christopher Ray Stone set at $1 million * MURDERS - Webster, LaTanya P Webster dies of gunshot wounds Leroy Brown chgd with murder Paid police status may be motive for Webster ' s murder No evidence of conspiracy found in informant ' s death Fear grips College Station following s l aying of Webster 222 PAGE COL 07 / 9/91 B4 07/16/91 Bl 3 02/23/91 02/2S/91 02/26/91 08/3 1/91 Bl B3 Bl S 1 2 2 11/ 4/91 11/ S/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 16/91 B3 Al B2 B2 1 3 S 1 02/23/91 02/26/ 91 03/ 6/91 03/12/91 03/17/91 03/26/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 03/30/91 04/ 9/91 04/2S/91 OS/11/91 05/lS/91 05/lS/91 OS/23/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/11/91 Bl B3 Bl BS Bl B3 Bl Bl B3 BS B3 B3 B2 B3 B6 B8 Al BS 2 2 6 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 3 2 4 5 3 2 2 4 OS/19/91 BS OS/22/91 B7 1 08/21/91 B3 08/22/91 B2 1 1 02/22/91 B4 4 08/lS/91 B3 3 11/17 /91 11/18/ 91 11/ 1 9/91 11/20/91 11/20/91 11/23/91 B4 Bl Bl A16 Bl Bl 1 1 6 1 1 1 06/10/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/13/91 06/14/91 06/15/91 BlO B4 1 4 2 2 2 B3 Al Bl Bl S 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Suspect Leroy Brown ordered back t o prison MURDERS - Weller, Jeff * Family of Jeff Weller outraged by justice system ' s flaws Weller was killed in 1 988 by Louis Peyton * MURDERS - Wel l s , Reuben Frank James Smith Jr acquitted of murder, convicted of theft MURDERS - Whorton, Eddie Whorton shot to death at his home near Barton MURDERS - Wilbanks. Terry Three Marked Tree men chgd w ith slaying in Memphis MURDERS - Williams. Jesse Kenneth A Banks . Debra Ann Faulkner admit killing over shirt* MURDERS - Williams. Minnie Louise Joel Thompson pleads guilty in slaying of Will iams Joel Thompson gets 15 years for killing girl friend MURDERS - Williams , Onessa Luther Williams, 93 . pleads guilty to killing wife MURDERS - Williams. Rance Ashley Co Sheriff investigating shooting of Williams Kelly Clinger. Connie Marie Adams arrested in murder case Ronald Blackmon, William Cl inger arrested in murder case MURDERS - Williams. Ronnell Eugene * Jury finds Harold Lee Scott innocent MURDERS - Williams. Varnia Several youths chgd in death of Williams Police arrest 8th suspect in death of Will ia.ms Sammy Coleman is third defendant to plead guilty * MURDERS - Willing, Kimberly Police believe Ronal d Clowers shot Willing, then himself MURDERS - Wilson. Jackie Ray Algernon Doby guilty in shooting of "Samaritan" James Ray Scott pleads guilty to second-degree murder MURDERS - Wooten, Clifford Edward Guinther chgd in slaying of his stepson MURDERS - Wright, Belle Ricky Don Wright pleads not guilty * MURDERS - Yancey , Robert Margaret Leigh Johnson chgd in shooting death Family protests possible release of Margaret Leigh Johnson MURDERS - Zehm. David Dwight Anthony Smith chgd in death of Zehm * Dwight Anthony Smith gets 40-yr term for death of Zehm MURDERS - Z inger, Linda Holly Nurse found stabbed to death at Magnolia home MURDERS. Attempted - Brahler, Hank Brahler posts bail for wife despite chgs against her MURDERS. Attempted - Collins, Carolyn Melvin Collins gets 25-yr-term for attempt to kill wife Victim was doused with gasoline, set afire MURDERS, Attempted - Harrington, Bob Michael Pardue , convicted in slaying scheme, takes UA classes David Pardue gets 8 yrs in federal prison for conspiracy MURDERS, Attempted - Hicks , Lisa Marvin L Hicks accused of plotting to kill his wife. Lisa 223 PAGE COL 06/22/91 BS 1 11/ 4/91 Bl 11/ 4/91 Bl 1 l 01/ 18/91 B2 3 02/ 1 1/91 B3 1 06/27/91 B4 3 11/ 7/91 B2 2 03/ 6/91 B3 0 4/ 25/91 B3 1 1 02/ 9/91 Bl 2 01/ 5/91 BS 0 1/ 8/91 BS 01/ 8/91 BS 1 2 2 1 1/21/91 B3 3 05/16/91 B4 05/29/91 Bll 10/29/91 B2 1 4 4 07/ 6/91 B7 1 04/ 3/91 B3 05/ 9/91 B3 5 1 07 I 2/91 B5 3 10/30/91 B4 4 02/ 1/91 B3 07/ 3/91 BB 1 4 0 8/ 9/91 B3 11/22/91 B4 5 1 03/12/91 Bl 6 07 / 1 1/91 B7 2 06/19/91 BS 06/19/91 BS 1 1 05/ 4/91 B14 05/30/91 B7 1 2 02/26/91 B4 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Marvin L Hicks faces multitude of investigations. charges Marvin Hicks also faces mail fraud charges Marvin L Hicks gets 2-yr term on fraud. money laundersin chg* * Misunderstanding foils plans for guilty plea by Hicks * Marvin Hicks pleads guilty in foiled murder plot MURDERS. Attempted - Horton. Ted Billy Lawson chgd in shooting of Lawrence Co deputy sheriff MURDERS. Attempted - Isham. James * Clarence Wagner investigated in murder-for-hire case plot * Scott County Sheriff James I sham alleged v ictim of MURDERS. Attempted - McCoy . Charles and J ohn H Wright Michael Marvin Loy chgd with attempt to hire hit man Charles McCoy. Judge John H Wright allegedly marked for death Michael Marvin Loy goes on trial Trial centers on homemade bomb * Michael M Loy convicted MURDERS. Attempted - Moon. Mary Cortice Moon shoots critically ill wife at LR hopital Couple set date to end their problems on 60th anniversary MURPHY OIL CORP Murphy trying to buy all of Ocean Drilling and Exploration Co Murphy makes bid for Ocean Drilling and Exploration Article on Murphy acquisition of Ocean Drilling Earnings rise 1 44 pct in 1990 Murphy make s hostile buy offer for Ocean Drilling Murphy has second offer if first try to buy ODECO fails Murphy increases ODECO takeover offer ODECO yields to Murphy takeover bid Murphy wraps up acquisition of Ocean Drilling and Exploration Loss of $105 . 1 million reptd in 2nd quarter Murphy reports healthy third quarter * Murphy agrees to sell ODECO Drilling Inc * MURRELL. JOHN see also History (Ark) MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY see Mu seums MU SEUMS see also Arkansas Territorial Restoration see also Entertainers Hall of Fame. Arkansas Priceless dolls missing from Museum of Science recovered Museum commends doll seller for helping recover antique dolls Train station at Pine Bluff may house county museum LRAFB donates land for air park-museum Drew County Historical Museum is window to the past Refurbished cafe at Sheridan part of museum Owners of Train Station dream of museum for children at site LRAFB Fdn seeks funds for building for Air Park Museum * MUSIC see also Clowers. Clifton see also Festivals Police quell angry fans when Garth B rooks tickets sold out * Garth B rooks to give second concert in LR * MUSICAL IN STRUMENTS J erry Sillings of Mena constructs old-style instruments 224 05/15/91 07/23/91 12/10/91 12/11/91 12/18/91 PAGE COL B7 BS B2 B2 Bl 1 06/ 19/91 B9 6 11/23/91 B4 11/23/91 B4 1 1 03/ 1 2/91 03/13/91 10/ 1 7/91 10/ 18/91 10/20/91 5 4 4 1 1 Bl Bl B4 B12 B2 2 2 4 2 08/23/91 Al 08/24/91 Al 6 2 0 1/ 4/91 01/ 10/91 01/ 14/91 01/30/91 04/ 5/91 05/22/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 1 8/91 06/28/91 08/ 2/91 10/25/91 12/13/91 Cl Cl xll Cl C8 Cl Cl Cl Cl C lO Dl Dl 2 5 1 6 1 5 2 2 2 3 3 3 01/ 9/91 01/15/91 05/ 4/91 05/17/91 07/29/91 09/22/91 09/30/91 10/26/91 Al B2 B3 B3 6 2 2 2 3 2 1 3 B3 B3 xl2 Bl 10/20/91 Bl 10/24/91 Bl 1 1 10/ 4/91 B3 1 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Hugh Linback restores 800-pipe theater organ * MUSSELS see Endangered and extinct species see Endangered and extinct species NADER.. RALPH see also Electric power NAMES, Personal see also Prisons and prisoners NANNIES see Children and y outh NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE see Colored People , National Assn for the Advancement of NATIONAL BAPTIST HOTEL ( Hot Springs ) see Hotels NATIONAL CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH see Toxicological Research.. National Center for NATIONAL CENTER FOR YOUTH LAW see Youth Law, National Center for NATIONAL CHICKEN COOKING CONTEST see Food NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS see Christians and J ews, National Conference of NATIONAL EDUCATION GOAL S PANEL Hearing in LR draws participants from wide area of region NATIONAL FILTRATION CORP Star City manufacturer buys part of German firm NATIONAL GUARD see al s o Aviation and aircraft see also Substance abus e and traffic Plans revealed for 3 20-bed dorm at Camp Robinson First black to j oin Ark Natl Guard honored upon retirement NATIONAL HEALTH CARE DIVISION B Vitamin firm may be subj ect of inquiry on telemarketing NATIJRAL RESOURCES see also Oil and gas see also Water see als o Wildlife NATURE CONSERVANCY, Arkansas see Wildlife NEAL, OLLY see also Phillips County see also Public prosecutors NEFF .. LYNN C see also Forests and forestry NEL SON, SHEFFIELD see also Mcintosh, Robert see also Presidential election of 1992 Nelson attacks Gov Bill Clinton on tax program Nelson to j oin LR law firm Reminds nation Bill Clinton will not answer some questions Urges Gov Cl inton to deny clemency to J ohn C Lohbauer Release on L ohbauer called sel f-serving by columnist Speaks out in opposition to construction of Big Mac I I Strikes back a t columnist on call for no pardon for Lohbauer 225 PAGE COL 10/27/91 B2 1 05/ 18/91 Bl 2 08/16/91 C l 3 04/20/91 B4 09/ 9/91 Bl 5 5 0 1/ 1 9/91 C l 2 03/10/91 03/28/91 05/ 7 /91 05/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/91 5 2 1 6 1 1 1 B5 Cl Bl B ll Bl xl Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Nelson says Max Brantley columns mislead readers Comments on Walter Hussman purchase of Arkansas Gazette * NEL SON, WILLIE Fayetteville lawyer John Arena buy s Nelson farm at auction NEPOTISM see also Courts, State and l ocal see also Land Department (Ark) NESBITT, GEORGE see also Athletics and sports NEW AGE see Education Apl8 NEW BIBLEWAY CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST NLR police suspect arson by burglars destroyed church NEW FU'IURES FOR LITTLE ROCK YOUTH see Children and youth NEW TECHNOLOOIES INC Businesses allege fraud at northwest Ark company New Technologies did work for Advanced Brake and Clutch Co NEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education My25 N&lPORT see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials NEWPORT SCHOOL DI STRICT see Football NEWS AND NEWS MEDIA see also Freedom of information Bob Lancaster j oins Arkansas Gazette staff Gaz ette and Democrat continue 'war' with real war coverage Papers in Ark use color, big type to report war with Iraq Arkansas Gazette names Guy Gilmore to head circulation Arkansas Gazette expands business section Gazette opens business news bureau in Bentonv ille Arkansas Gazette honored as best overall paper in Arkansas Araknsas Gazette wins top APME award Twelve female Gazette staffers win 1st place awards Gaz ette wins top honors from professional group Maurice L Hickey replaces Craig Moon a s Gazette publisher Maumelle to get second newspaper Kelley Bass named sports editor of Arkansas Gazette Complete list of awards in APA competition Gazette wins APA top ranking for general e.xcellence Paducah Newspapers buy s 4 papers in Ark Specul ation on sale of Gazette called ' ludicrous' Reporter Cyd Tabyanan ordered to reveal source in UA case Tabyanan report concerned Ol iver Miller and rape case at UA Gazette names Kate Marymont asst managing editor Rumors continue about Arkansas Gazette status Gazette names new metro. state editors Reporter Cyd Tabyanan has two days to reveal source Deadline for Cyd Tabyanan to name source of report passes Oliver Miller, TV station settled lawsuit befoe trial started Parties in case will not say if Cyd Tabyanan revealed source TV station saves money by settling Ol iver Miller case Employee interest in buying Gazette to be assessed 226 PAGE COL 06/ 5/91 Bl2 10/ 1 9/ 91 AB 4 1 0 1/30/91 Bl 5 09/ 4/91 Bl 2 01/3 1/91 Cl 01/31/91 Cl 5 5 01/10/91 Ol/18/91 01/18/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 22/91 01/26/91 03/17/91 03/17 /91 04/23/91 05/ 1 1/91 05/15/91 05/22/91 07/ 9/91 07 /21/91 07/21/91 08/ 4/91 08/16/91 08/28/ 91 08/28/91 08/29/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 7/91 09/ 7/91 09/10/91 09/13/91 09/13/91 09/14/91 10/10/91 5 1 6 3 5 6 1 4 3 2 2 1 2 5 5 4 4 1 1 2 5 2 AB A9 A9 Cl Cl Cl Al5 Bll A6 Bl Al B6 DE Bl Bl BS C9 B3 B3 Bl Cl Bl B7 B3 Bl Bl BlO Cl 5 5 2 2 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE 400 Gaz ette employees discuss buying paper Gaz ette sale said unlikely within week Gannett to assist Gazette employees with buyout study Gaz ette books studied: employees look at cuts Noon rally seeks to avert sale of Gaz ette to Democrat Arkansas Gazette employees plan noon rally Arkansas Gazette employees rally. hope for miracle Arkansas Gaz ette readers respond to news of possible closing Gaz ette employee buyout fail s : leaders bel ieve sale near Flowers. note placed on grave of Gazette founder Wm Woodruff Gazette worker allegedly hit Democrat photographer in face Columnist recalls some Arkansas Gazette legends Arkansas Gaz ette bids readers goodbye Demise of Arkansas Gaz ette saddens even its critics * Richard Allin. Charles Allbright j oin Democrat-Gaz ette staff* * Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is name of new paper * Arkansas Gazette closes. Arkansas Democrat buys assets Walter Hussman paid $68 million for Arkansas Gazette assets * Walter Hussman thanks Arkansas Democrat employees * Arkansas Democrat gen mgr Paul Smith comments * * Orval E Faubus feelings mixed over Gazette closure Arkansas Gazette employees shed tears over end of an era * Arkansas Democrat employees react to demise of Gazette * Carrick Patterson comments on sale of Gazette to Hussman * Feature article on Democrat-Gaz ette publisher Walter Hussman* In-depth report on end to Arkansas Gazette * Sheffield Nelson. Tommy Robinson comment on Walter Hussman * * Chart shows circulation figures for Gazette. Democrat ESD to aid f ormer Gazette employees * * Gannett ' s Allen H Neuharth comment s on newspaper war In-depth report on end to Arkansas Gazette * Outcome of newspaper war in LR surprise to industry * Fellow editors comment on J ohn Robert Starr * Gazette ' s demise was at hands of Gannett Co. Starr says * * Account of closing days of Arkansas Gazette * Financing for purchase of Gazette assets made quickly Gannett Co decided to close Gazette. Walter Hussman says * Walter Hussman explains need f or quick purchase of Gazette * * Gaz ette loss of Dillard account called a fatal blow Arkansas Democrat-Gaz ette news coverage to be more focused * * John Robert Starr vows to carry on J N Heiskell tradition Roy Reed. others comment on Gannett loss of battle * Chronology of battle between Gaz ette and Democrat since ' 7 7 * Well-rounded coverage is goal of Democrat-Gazette * Arkansas Democrat-Gaz ette gets 2 . 300 inquiries on del ivery * * John R Starr emphasizes Gannett closed Arkansas Gaz ette Smal l papers hope to expand now that battle over * John B rumme tt has mixed feel ings about Gazette ' s closing * * Arkansas Democrat also ceased. John Robert Starr notes * Merderith Oakley column on demi.se of Arkansas Gazette USA Today version of sale of Gazette disputed by Starr * * Walter Hussman fields calls on radio talk shOW' * Spectrum writers strike blindly with malice. Starr writes Walter E Hussman Jr pledged media stock in Gazette buyout * 227 10/1 1/91 10/ 1 2/91 10/ 14/ 91 10/15/91 10/ 16/ 91 10/ 16/ 91 1 0/ 17 /91 10/ 17/91 10/ 18/91 1 0/ 1 8/ 91 10/ 1 8/91 10/ 18/91 10/ 18/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/ 1 9/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/ 1 9/91 10/ 19/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/ 1 9/ 91 10/ 1 9/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/ 1 9/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/19/91 10/ 1 9/ 91 10/19/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/21/91 10/21/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/ 2 2/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/26/91 PAGE COL Cl Cl B2 CB Bl C9 Al Bl Al Al AlO Bl BlO 5 5 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 6 1 l AB A8 A8 A8 A8 2 3 5 6 6 6 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 A9 l A9 1 1 1 1 4 1 2 2 2 2 3 1 1 4 1 4 2 1 6 1 3 1 4 5 4 2 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al l Al l A13 A.q A9 A9 A.q C9 Al Al Al Al Al Al6 A16 Al7 A18 H5 Al B7 Al B7 B7 Bl 1 Bl l Dl Bll Cl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Walter E Hussman J r ' s media holdings listed * Text of Walter Hussman news conf on sale of Gazette assets * John S Workman to write rel igion column for Democrat-Gazette* * Arkansas Gazette widened circulation lead before folding John Robert Starr meant no criticism of Carrick Patterson * Auto dealers may stop advertising in Democrat-Gazette * Harvest Foods discontinues Democrat-Gaz ette ads; cites cost * * D istribution of Spectrum violated NLR ordinances NLR issues warning, but no fines on throwing free papers * * Walter E Hus sman Jr avoided costly legal battle * Maj or weekly newspaper planned by Ark Writers ' Proj ect Many advertisers moving business to smal ler papers near LR * Log Cabin Democrat dumps publication of USA' s Echo * Log Cabin Democrat publisher cites Echo ' s content * Log Cabin decl ines to publ ish UCA student paper. The Echo * Log Cabin publisher short on j ournal istic ideals . Starr says* Editor says The Echo will not be muted * John R Starr comments on weekly papers ' hypocricy * John R Starr comments on weekly papers ' hypocricy * * Wall Street Jl account of Hussman w in over Gannett * Wall Street Jl account of Hussman w in over Gannett Regional newspapers share a voice in black community * * UCA Echo editor has no apology for paper ' s content Stuttgart and Malvern papers sold to Illinois firm * Newspapers obligated to be community leaders. Hussman says * Univ of Central Ark faculty senate defends Echo in dispute * Summary of maj or events in Ark during 1991 * Cabin Democrat poll not credible * R Starr calls Log John NEWS SOURCES. Confidential Status of see News and news media NEW SPAPER ASSOCIATION, National Convention meeting in Little Rock Charlotte Schexnayder named president of Assn Columnist Anthony Lewis is speaker at LR convention NEW SPAPERS see also Assaults see also News and news media NEWTON. ROBERT Warren publisher pleads guilty to federal tax law violation Gets probation. fine on tax evasion charges NICARAGUA see also Iran-Contra Affair NICHOLS. AL ICE MARIE Body found in Arkansas River may be that of Nichols NICHOLS. FREEDA BAKER see also B ooks and writing NICHOL S. LARRY see Development Finance Authority (Ark) NITE LITE INC Fire heavily damages plant at Cl arksv ille Factory destroyed by fire: loss may reach $1 million NITRON INDUSTRIES INC Organic fertilizer firm set for big boom NOARK PIPELINE 228 10/26/91 10/27/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 2/91 1 1 / 2/91 11/ 7 /91 11/ 8/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 16/91 11/ 20/91 1 1/22/91 1 1/ 22/91 1 1/25/91 11/25/91 1 1/27/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/ 13/91 12/3 1/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL Cl Al8 Bl Dl Bll D3 D3 B5 B2 Dl Dl D8 Bl Bl B7 B7 Bl B7 B7 Dl Dl Gl B12 D3 B3 Bl Bl B7 2 1 5 2 5 1 1 1 3 5 2 4 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 4 3 09/26/91 Cl 09/26/91 ClO 09/27/91 B2 2 2 1 02/28/91 Bl 05/ 2/91 Bl2 1 1 02/23/91 B9 2 05/ 7 /91 A2 05/ 8/91 Bl 2 2 05/18/ 91 Cl 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Oil and gas NORFORK see als o Firemen NORRELL LAKE see Water NORTH ARKANSAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE see Colleges and universities NORTH FORK ( Sal ine River) see Rivers and lakes NORTH LITTLE ROCK see also Composting see also Crime and vice see also Economic devel opment see also Hist ory (Ark) see also Housing see also Loitering and vagrancy see also Parks. recreation and tourism see also Police see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials see also Retail Stores see also Vandalism Azalea giveaway program halted before suit came to trial City Council discusses abolishing Sewer Committee Support for penny sales tax growing Mayor Patrick Hays proposes 1-cent sales tax City prepares for sales tax vote Sales tax could save Laman Public Library services Two groups oppose proposed sales t ax Mayor Patrick Hayes disputes tax opponents Park Hill residents object to tall church steeple Anti-tax group to use ads, fliers AFSCME unit supports proposed sales tax Central Ark Labor Council opposes proposed 1 cent sales tax Sales tax coming to vote on Tuesday Tax rise opponents stand beside highways with protest signs Voters turn down penny sales tax for improved city services City officials mourn defeat of sales tax City leaders assess alternatives after tax vote fails Telephone poll misled Mayor Hays on tax success City considering plan to revive downtown area Man files sex dis crimination suit against Electric Dept Board of Adj ustment approves steeple 87 feet over l imit City looks at three options for trash disposal funding Portrait of first black alderman t o be displayed Proposed electric surcharge is unfair. businessmen say City seeks way to pay for anti-crime plan Alderman Ray Heck tells Mayor Hays to stay away from meeting Mayor Hays told disgruntled parks employees to use channels Surcharge on elect ric bills to be used to fight crime Group of aldermen. businessmen seek vote on electric surchge Mayor Patrick Hays wants higher electric rate repealed Electric rate rise to fund crime fight repealed Tax-fight leader J ohn Gorman ordered evicted from residence John Gorman violating z oning code. official says * 229 0 1/ 1 7 /91 02/19/91 02/26/91 03/21/91 03/26/91 04/12/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 1 2/91 05/13/91 05/15/91 05/ 1 5/91 05/16/91 05/17/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/30/91 06/20/91 06/30/91 07/20/91 08/ 1/91 08/13/91 08/13/91 08/27 /91 0 9/ 7/91 09/18/91 09/24/91 10/ 18/91 10/20/91 PAGE COL B4 Bl Bl Bl Al B4 Bl B4 B4 B4 B4 B4 Al B2 Al A7 B4 B4 B3 B3 B3 B3 B2 Bl Bl Bl Bl Al Bl Bl Al B4 A26 1 2 6 5 5 4 3 2 1 5 1 1 5 6 2 1 1 2 1 5 4 1 1 5 6 2 2 5 2 5 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE John Gorman blames Mayor Patrick Hays for problems * Non-uniformed empl oyees petition for better pension benefits* * Pension rights of aldermen under discussion Lakewood residents fight planned subdivision * City Council cannot require three-fourths vote to raise tax * Mayor Hays. Audrey Burtram-Stanley tussle over park dir * Mayor Patrick Hays releases $19 . 9 million budget proposal * Mayor Rays gives Steve Goss chance to cut budget $1 million * * Steve Goss cuts NLR budget by $1 million in one hour NORTH LITTLE ROCK CITY JAIL see Prisons NORTH LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education NORTHWEST ARKANSAS C.OMMUNITY COLLEGE see Colleges and universities NORTHWEST NATIONAL BANK (Fayettevil l e ) see Banks NUCLEAR RESEARCH see also Southwest Experimental Fast Oxide Reactor ( SEFOR) NUCOR CORP see also Nucor-Yamato Steel Co Vendetta b lamed for criticism by Joseph Kinney NUCOR-YAMATO STEEL CO see also Industrial accidents and safety see also Nucor Corp see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials Nucor seeking tax break for second steel mill Proposed tax break for second steel mill clears panel Second mill would get tax break under bill passed by Legis Bill to make Nucor disclose exemption savings fails Lawmakers approve tax breaks for steel mill Gov Bill C l inton says state to crack down on air pollution Only Nucor to get tax exemption. Gov Clinton says Elect ric rates not factor in plant location. Nucor says Nucor seeks permit to increase pollutants Nucor picks Hickman (Mississippi Co) as site for new plant New Nucor site boosts electric cooperative ' s sales Plant expansion to add 140 j obs by 1 994 Feature article on president John D Correnti * Plant at Barfield to be upgraded . 1 00 new workers hired NUDITY see Bars and night clubs NUISANCES see also Amusement and entertainment NURSING HOMES see also Funerals and mortuaries see also Murders - Baker, Emery and Earl Hawkins Patient at Bismarck nursing home disappeared from center New fire codes may be costly for nursing homes Proposal could add hundreds more beds in Arkansas New pol icy to allow more nursing home beds Worker in home in Lonoke County charged with battery Patient walks away from Morrilton Manor, killed by car * Morrilton Manor reportedly had staffing problems * 230 10/23/91 1 1/ 1 5/91 1 1/ 1 9/ 9 1 1 1/ 2 1/91 11/24/91 11/27/91 1 1/ 28/91 12/ 7/9 1 12/ 10/91 PAGE COL B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 1 2 1 5 4 1 1 5 5 06/17/91 xl4 1 01/ 3/91 01/30-/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 15/91 12/13/91 I4 14 I1 12 A12 Cl B2 Cl Cl Cl x7 Dl 5 4 1 4 5 2 1 5 4 2 2 3 1 2 04/ 7 /91 05/16/91 06/19/91 09/28/91 10/ 5/91 1 1/27/91 1 1/27/91 B2 Bl BlO B7 B4 Al A13 4 2 1 5 1 2 5 Cl H3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Morrilton Manor being sued over 1987 inj ury * Sherwood gets first nursing home * OAKLAWN JOCKEY CLUB see Horse racing OAKLAWN PARK see Horse racing OAKLEAF. ZOE see also Opinion Research Associates Inc OBSCENITY see Pornography and obscenity OBSTETRICS see Births . pregnancy and obstetrics OIL AND GAS see also Ark.la Inc see also Congress see also Energy and power see also Phenomena see also Taxation Legis comm passes bill for fines for royalty payment delays House passes bill requiring seismologists to post bond Columnist urges tax on natural gas to protect resources Oil well blows : 430 evacuated near Magnol ia Crews trying to cap Magnolia well Magnolia oil well recapped . residents return home Terry Development Inc buys 40 gas wells in Crawford County Mix-up at 9 1 1 center delayed response to maj or gas leak at LR Natural gas leak closes LR Airport. Wilson Inn Call could have averted gas l eak near LR Airport Dispatcher at 9 1 1 service reprimanded over gas leak response Largest intrastate pipel ine in America being built in Ark Arkl a ' s right to charge present users for pipeline disputed FERC gave Arkla right to hurry-up construction of new line FERC allows Arkla to bill customers for pipeline costs Arkansas Western customers pay too much. Winston Bryant says Arkansas Western Gas accuses Winston Bryant of FOI violation Ark.la gas prices rank near bottom for cost. survey shows * Construction of NOARK pipeline begins w ith ceremony * Humnoke home expl ode s ; woman inj ured critically * Humnoke house was all-electric. but smel l of gas noticed * State ' s natural gas rates among lowest. survey says * Arkansas Oklahoma Gas customers angered by rate increase * Some landowners fight NOARK pipeline * Two state agencies ask delay in NOARK pipeline changes * NOARK pipeline ruining dream. Susan Alexander says OIL TROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 022 OKLAHOMA see als o Environment OLD MILL PARK (North Little Rock) see Parks . recreation and tourism OLD STATEHOUSE (Ark) see also Apparitions Museum publishes The Arkansas News for teaching history * OLYMPICS FOR THE HANDI CAPPED 23 1 PAGE COL 11/28/91 A48 12/09/91 Dl 1 1 0 1/ 18/91 01/23/91 0 2/ 7 /91 02/ 9/91 02/ 10/91 02/ 1 1/91 05/16/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 11/91 07/15/91 07/15/91 07/ 18/91 07 /20/91 07/30/91 09/10/91 10/26/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 11/ 18/91 11/ 18/91 1 1/20/91 1 2/ 6/91 12/ 1 5/91 1 5 l 6 2 5 2 5 5 2 5 2 6 6 2 5 2 2 B6 H7 IS Al Al Bl Cl Al Al Bl Bl Cl Al Al Cl ClO ClO Bl B3 Bl Bl Bl Bl Dl Al6 B2 12/ 8/91 Dl 1 4 4 2 4 5 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL see Special Olympics OMAHA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 031 OMEGA TUBE AND CONDUIT CORP Seventy-five j obs to move from LR to Indiana 0 7/ 12/91 ClO ONAS SIS, JACKIE KENNEDY Rum.or says Mrs Onassis may move to Bentonville 04/27 /91 Cl Columnist says J ackie 0 might love Bentonville 05/ 5/91 Cl ONE MOORE FORD Bank may extend more credit to firm in bankruptcy 01/ 16/91 Cl ONE NATIONAL BANCSHARES see Banks OPERATION DESERT SHIELD see Middl e East OPERATION DESERT STORM see Middle East see Veterans OPERATION RESCUE see Birth control and abortion OPINION POLLS see Public opinion and survey s OPINION RESEARCH ASSOCIATES INC 05/20/91 xll Zoe Oakleaf helped create a high-profile polling firm ORBIT VALVE CO * 11/ 10/91 Gl Firm gearing up to resume sales to oil-producing emirates ORGAN TRANSPLANTS• Human see Medicine and health ORGANS (Musical) see Musical instruments OSBORNE. JENNINGS see also Christmas OSMOND. MARIE see also Veterans OTTENHEIMER BROTHERS FOUNDATION see also Colleges and universities OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY see Colleges and universities OUACHITA NATIONAL FOREST see Forests and forestry see Mines and minerals OUACHITA RIVER see Pollution, wastes and haz ardous materials see Rivers and l akes House-passed bill contains funds for Ouachita River proj ect 08/ 2/91 � OUACHITA. Lake see Water OUR HOUSE II Housing . j ob training offered at LR center 10/ 12/91 Bl OUTER SPACE see Space, Outer �ATONNA TOOL CO Plant closing at Searcy will cost 80 j obs * 10/26/91 CB OZARK CO-OPERATIVE WAREHOU SE see Food 232 1 6 1 5 1 1 1 6 4 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE OZARK FOLK CENTER see Parks , recreation and tourism OZARK FOLK FESTIVAL see Festivals OZARK MOUNTAIN SMOKEHOU SE see Restaurants OZARK NATIONAL FOREST see Forests and forestry OZARK UFO CONFERENCE see Unidentified flying obj ects PACE INDUSTRIES INC Pace buys assets of three Latrobe plants * Purchase of Latrobe means 50 new j obs for Arkansas * PAGAN, JOHN see also Companies see also Taxation PAIN'IBALL (Game) see Games PAINTING see Culture and the arts PALESTINE-WHEATLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education F 4 F9 Mr2 Ap22 Ap27 PAN AMERICAN GAMES Mike Herbert of Rogers, takes gold in kayak competition President Fidel Castro presented gold medal to Mike Herbert PANGBURN SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Dl2 PANKEY COMMUNITY see Little Rock PAPPAS , PAT see also Congress PARAGOULD CITY LIGHT AND WATER see Public utilities PARAPSYCHOLOGY see Psychic phenomena PARDON AND PAROLE Correction Bd grants 13 1 early releases Conway police to fight pardon for ex-officer Richard McMillen Gov Clinton refuses pardon for Robert E Troutt Ex-Conway pol iceman R L McMillen withdraws pardon request Parole for Arthur Glen Littell fought by victim' s mother Mary Miller seeks parole from 1989 slaying sentence Advocates seek release of Mary Miller Parole for Mary Miller denied by board Mary Miller will now seek cl emency Parole Bd vote mixed on parole for cop killer J C Lohbauer Richard Allen Mullins denied parole Governor has power to l imit cl emency requests. Atty Gen says Richard Lewis Vardaman t o get September parole 200 sign petition to keep Margaret L Johnson in prison Family of Robert Yancey protest possible release of J ohnson Parole for Margaret Leigh Johnson denied Gov Clinton pardons Bobby Woodward so he can own gun Board acts on several requests for parole 233 PAGE COL 1 1/27 /91 Dl 1 1/28/91 Cl 5 2 08/ 5/91 Dl 08/ 5/91 Dl 2 2 01/23/91 03/ 6/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/ 1 8/91 03/19/91 03/22/91 03/26/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 8/91 05/31/91 06/30/91 07/ 3/91 07/12/91 09/14/91 11/ 8/91 1 6 6 5 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 5 4 6 1 1 B2 B3 B4 B3 B9 Al B3 Bl B3 B9 Bl B2 Bl B2 BB BB B7 B2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Ex-police officer Orestes Vincent Fleitas seeks parole * Bonnie Fleitas ' mother begs state not to release killer * Parole denied Orester V incent Fleitas * Michael Ray Deweese to be freed Gov Clinton pardons Jaye Kay Williams in s chool theft case * PARDUE. DAVID see also Murders. Attempted - Harrington. Bob PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY see Children and youth see Crime and vice PARENTHOOD PLANNING see Birth control and abortion PARINS. JAMES W see also Books and writing PARISH. GERALD D White County Judge dies at age 56 PARKER, KYLE see also Legal profession PARKIN STATE ARCHEOLOOICAL SITE see Parks . recreation and tourims PARKING VIOLATIONS see Traffic accidents and safety PARKS. RECREATION AND TOURISM see also Hot Springs Parks and Tourism Dept has spiffy new bus for t ouring groups NLR Council one vote short of abol ishing Parks . Rec Comm NLR City Council abolish Parks and Recreation Comm Travel parties spent average of $532 in Ark last year NLR Mayor Patrick Hays vetoes ordinance abol ishing comm LR drops proposal for park at 18th and Valentine NLR Mayor Hays vetoes abolition of Parks Commission Grand Prairie Trace would attract tourists to area State tourism agency trying to attract black vacationers NLR Council overrides mayor ' s veto on Parks Commission Searcy begins parks improvement program Tourists in state likely to be older Superintendent proud of Benton ' s municipal parks Texas w oman finds 4 . 3 3 carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds Stone found at Crater of Diamonds is not a diamond Fake stone melts dreams of dollars for Texan Searcy girl finds . 7 4 carat diamond at Crater of Diamonds Crater of Diamonds yields diamond valued at $38 . 000 Two diggers arrested at Parkin Archeological State Park Governor ' s Conf on Tourism under way at Hot Springs Travel tax already bearing fruit in Ark Corps of Engineers may give parks t o state A case of passing the bucks? (ed on Army Corps proposal) Jimmy Driftwood fights to keep landfill out of Oz ark Folk Ctr Tree planted in MacArthur Park to honor Gen MacArthur Pulaski. Garland counties get biggest share of travel dollars Corps plan to give parks to Ark ripped by Bill Alexander Walking . j ogging most popular activity in LR parks LR Parks Director Julius Breckling to retire Arkansas rej ects offer to take over Corps of Engineers parks 234 11/1 1/91 11/ 14/91 1 1/ 2 2/91 11/29/91 12/ 7 /91 PAGE COL B2 B2 B2 A47 B6 2 1 1 1 2 06/18/91 B6 5 01/20/91 0 1/ 24/91 01/29/91 0 1/ 2 9/91 01/30/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 12/91 02/ 12/91 02/21/91 03/ 1/91 03/10/91 03/16/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/25/91 03/26/91 03/28/91 03/29/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/10/91 04/14/91 04/ 16/91 0 4/ 18/91 2 1 1 Cl B4 Bl Cl B4 Bl B4 Fl ClO Bl B3 ClO B3 B4 Bl Bl BlO BS B9 B3 ClO Al BS BS B2 F9 A3 B2 B3 Bl 3 4 4 4 5 3 1 4 5 3 1 4 5 5 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Tourism in Ark expanding, of ficials say Parkin State Archeological Site excavation continues Cossatot Rive r State Park dedication draws SOO visitors Violence taints beauty at NLR' s Emerald Park Ozark Folk Center offers rustic craft s, folk music Early numbers indicate rise in tourism in state Riverfront Park at LR renamed to honor Julius Breckling White Rock Mountain cabins offer hideaway for visitors Buffalo Natl River Visitor Center features paintings Queen Wilhelmina may get private club, alcoholic beverages Prairie Grove Battlefield Park expansion sought Prairie Grove Battlefield Park endangered by urban sprawl LR takes steps to ensure safety at concerts in Riverfront Old Mill to be closed for secretive repairs to concrete Carlos Cortes restoring Old Mill in NLR park Maumelle slowly developing Lake Wilastein Park Nashville man finds Crater of Daiamonds gem worth $10, 000 Proposed private club in Wilhelmina Park rejected by Comm Tourism is only industry in smal l town of Gilbert Diamonds found at Crater of Diamonds usually stay uncut Bathroom at Kevin McReynolds Sports Complex vandal ized Parks for Delta area of East Arkansas sought Jacksonville recreation center has crowding problem Pul aski County , Little Rock may form new 1 , 000-acre park Powhatan Courthouse State Park is site of 1 87 3 j ail Bill Bunton named director of Little Rock parks Richard Emmel touts Crater of Diamonds . local area Feature article on Arkansas Post Natl Monument Petit Jean State Park protecting its resources Crater of Diamonds dispute goes to U S Circuit Appeals Court US Ct of Appeals hears argument on diamond drilling in park Committee of 100 raises funds for Ozark Folk Center State parks budget at breaking point Village Creek State Park virtually undiscovered Pig Trail in NW Ark ideal for hi.king (map of trail area) LR parks would get $10 million if voters approve tax Resul ts of survey of travelers along scenic highway 7 Black travelers targeted by Parks and Tourism department Parks Dept ponders acquisition of rail tracks for trail Crater of D iamonds yields 6 . 3-carat yellow diamond International Paper donates funds for Pinnacle arboretum. East Arkansans urge purchase of railroad right-of-way Winter tourism growing in Arkansas PARKS, ROSA see also Presidential election of 1992 PAROLE see Pardon and parole PAR.ON see also Water PARTIES AND DANCES see also Colleges and universities PARTNERSHIP FOR SU STAINABLE GRGlTH see Aviation and aircraft PASSION PLAYS 23S * * * * * * 05/10/91 05/ 1 1/91 OS/17/91 05/21/91 OS/ 26/91 OS/28/91 05/30/91 06/ 9/91 06/16/91 06/ 1 8/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/25/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 07 I l/91 07/ S/91 07 / S/91 07 I 5/91 07/ 7 /9 1 07 / 1 1/91 07 / 12/91 07 / lS/91 07 / 1 8/ 91 07 /28/91 08/ 6/91 08/15/91 08/18/91 08/2S/91 08/26/91 08/27 /91 09/ 1/91 09/ 6/91 09/lS/91 09/19/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 14/91 1 1 / 1 1/91 11/ 16/91 11/20/91 11/21/91 12/ 6/91 12/30/91 PAGE COL ClO BS DB B3 Kl Bl B2 Dll Gl Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 B3 B3 Bl B7 DB Bl B3 B2 B3 Al B3 B2 B9 J6 J6 B3 Bl El BS Dl3 D8 Al x4 El B5 A14 BlO B12 Dl 2 1 1 1 2 6 2 2 s 5 3 3 2 6 1 5 5 3 2 2 2 5 l 6 2 4 1 3 1 5 s 2 4 2 2 3 1 2 1 4 1 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE OOL see Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs ) PATE. CAROL see also Efird. Tyson Lee see also Psychic phenomena PATTERSON. CARRICK Comments on sale of Arkansas Gazette to Walter Hussman * 10/19/91 AB PATTISON. DARBY see also Books and writing PEACE CENTER. Arkansas see Middl e East PEACE CORPS see also Education PEARL HARBOR, Attack on see World War I I PEARSON (BEN) MANUFACTURING CO 02/ 9/91 B3 Fire damages archery plant at Pine Bluff PEGGY 1 S DAY CARE CENTER see also Sex crimes PENDERGRAFF. TERRY see also Culture and the arts PENICK. ED JR see also Imperato. Lou see also SpilTech Inc PENITENTIARIES see Prisons and prisoners PENIX, MARIAN F First woman named to Ark Court of Appeals dies at age 67 09/22/91 Bl PENSIONS see Taxation PEOPLE .AGAINST A CHEMICALLY CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENT see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO see also Mid-South Bottling Co PERIODI CAL S see also Mitchell, Nellie Fort Smith Etc magazine ready to hit newsstands 05/ 6/91 B3 John Brummett named editor of Arkansas Times 05/24/91 CB PERKINS, RAY see al so Football PERRY-CASA SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ag23 PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ap19 PERSIAN GULF CRISIS see Middle East PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT see Success PETER, LILY State poet l aureate, Phillips County farmer dies at age 100 07 /28/91 B8 Trusten Holder praises Miss Lily for concern for wilderness 0 8/ 1/91 BS Article calls Miss Peter a genteel lady made of steel 10/ 2/91 B9 PETITIONS see Politics and govt PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 236 1 2 5 2 4 5 4 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Price of gasoline cl imbing rapidly Higher gasoline taxes begin today Lawmakers riled by alleged gas price-fixing PHANTOMS see Apparitions PHARIS BROADCASTING INC see Television PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION. Arkansas see Pharmacy Board (Ark) PHARMACY BOARD (Ark) Apmt of Percy Malone to board has Ark Pharmacy Assn buzzing More details on controversy over appmt of Percy Malone Percy Malone has reputation as consumer-oriented pharmacist Pharmacists broke word. Gov Bill Clinton says PHELPS FAN MANUFACTURING CO Giant fan produced by Phelps rescuse govt ' s nuclear proj ect PHENOMENA Mystery c l oud rolls across farm in Conway County Chemical analysis fails to determine contents of bubble PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE see Colleges and universities PHILANTHROPY see also Altheimer Foundation see also Arkansas Power and L ight Co see also Athletics and sports see also Callan Publishing Company see also Colleges and universities see also Hawk.ins. Ethel see also International Paper Co see also Sturgis. Roy and Christine. Charitable and Educ see also Tyson Foods Inc Telephone fund-raisers drawn to state. Atty Gen ' s office says New laws restrict professional fund-raisers PHILLIPS COS INC see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc Kirk Dupps is president of Phillips Phillips philosophy is quiet and tough PHILLIPS COUNTY Suit by blacks over election called power move Election suit alleges dirty tricks stole election from blacks Improprieties alleged by both sides in election dispute Blacks lose challenge of Arkansas runoff election law Federal grand j ury begins probe that may involve voting State Rep Jimmie Wilson cal l s inquiry effort to hinder blacks NAACP t o investigate grand j ury in Phil lips County Olly Neal j oins protest against grand j ury Elderly resident says visitors voted her on absentee ballot PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE see Colleges and universities PHILLIPS PRO-CELEBRITY CHARITY CLASSIC Classic to have bigger events. goals this year Golf shootout . Legends game among additions to Classic Classic opens with concert under air-conditioned tent Actor McLean Stevenson stresses goal of tournament • 237 • PAGE COL 03/15/91 Al 04/ 1/91 Al 06/27 /91 B6 5 2 1 09/ 0 9/ 09/ 09/ Bl Bl Bl BlO 1 1 1 1 07/ 15/91 xlO 1 02/ 7 /91 Bl 02/ 10/91 B3 1 1 06/ 6/91 Bl 06/12/91 B9 4 1 06/17 /91 x6 06/17/91 x7 1 1 01/ 10/91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 02/26/91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 7/91 08/10/91 08/ 10/91 08/17 /91 B6 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 2 04/ 12/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 Bl Dl A6 B4 2 4 5/91 7 /91 7 /91 7/91 • S 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE 06/22/91 Pat Boone is me for banquet honoring sponsors, volunteers Betty Shivey has dinner with actor Patrick Duffy 06/23/91 06/23/91 Notes on celebrities at Classic 06/24/91 Last-minute appeal meets goal of $750, 000 06/24/91 Notes on 1991 Classic PHILLIPS, TERRY DON see also Athletics and sports PHOENIX MORTGAGE CORP Dan Lasater, Gerald Hannahs form mortgage, securities firm 05/11/91 Federal Natl Mortgage Assn denies Dan Lasater a l icense 07/27/91 PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHS see also Historic buildings and sites DeAnn Shields-Marley is successful photographer 02/18/91 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS see Medicine and health PIAZZA, BEN see also Actors and entertainers PICKARD. WILLIAM A III see also Money laundering PICKENS-BOND CONSTRUCTION CO 06/24/91 Legacy of Pickens-Bond l ives on with well-trained officers Decline and fall of Pickens-Bond traced 06/24/91 PINE BLUFF see also Police 0 1 / 3/91 City seeks to improve fire and police protection City Council meeting ends in shouting match 01/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 City Council often split along racial lines 02/16/91 Staffing of City Council committees challenged City considers z oning law to control junk. promote greenery 02/26/91 03/ 2/91 Mayor Carolyn Robinson says bill in Legis aimed at her Mayor Carolyn Robinson ends public comment time at meetings 07 I 2/91 * 12/18/91 Political parties will not be listed on ballots this fall PINE BLUFF ARSENAL see also Defenses and armed forces see also Toxicological Research, National Center for Arsenal celebrates 50th anniversary with ceremony . events * 11/ 8/91 PINE BLUFF CITY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners PINE BLUFF LAKE see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DI STRICT see Education Ja22 see Medicine and health Ja19 PINES HOTEL (Pine Bluff) see Historic buildings and sites PINNACLE POINTE HOSPITAL see Medicine and health PIPELINES see also Oil and gas see also Wildlife PIPKIN. CHRISTINA MARIE Cross County residents search for missing 9-yr-old 05/ 7 /91 Foul play suspected in disappearance of girl 05/ 7/91 Body of Christina Pipkin found in water-filled ditch 05/ 8/91 238 PAGE COL B4 Al Al B4 3 6 1 2 1 CB ClO 4 4 x12 1 xlO xll 1 1 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 B3 Bl B6 2 5 4 2 5 2 2 1 Bl 1 Bl Bl Al 2 2 2 A5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Drowning believed cause of death Search goes on for clues in death of Christina Pipkin State Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak finds no molestation signs Funeral service held for Christina Pipkin at Wynne Two youths questioned in case Two boys not suspoects in deaths Crime Lab matches s ediment in search for clues Hickory Ridge waits. worries in wake of unsolved death Neighbors suspicious of neighbors in death of Pipkin child PIRACY AND PLAGERISM see also Computers and data processing PIRELLI ARMSTRONG TIRE (X)RP Plant at LR will lay off 6 0 workers in December PLANNED PARENTHOOD see Birth control and abortion PLANTS Jimsonweed hospitalizes two youths in J onesboro Purple strife. a noxious weed. invade s northeast Arkansas Battle to save Ark wetl ands from purple loosestrife begins PLAYS see also Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs ) PLEASANT VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB State Rep William L Walker J r boycotts reception at Club Walker ' s boycott involves lack of black members Reception moved to hotel after threat of black boycott PLUM BAYOU IRRIGATION DISTRICT see Agriculture PLUM BAYOU LE.VEE DISTRICT see Improvement districts POET LAUREATE. Arkansas Verna Lee Hinegardner named Poet Laureate POINSETT COUNTY * JP challenges sheriff ' s use of car for footbal l trips POISONINGS AND POISONS see also Plants POLAND Arkadelphia banker Tod Kersten to help estab bank system POLICE see also Children and y outh see also Civil rights and dis crimination see also Disorderly conduct see also Murders - Barnett. David Eugene see also Sex crimes see also Shootings B radley Co NAACP seeks ouster of Warren Chief Robert Outlaw Three black state Highway Pol ice officers file bi.as suit Warren Chief Robt Outlaw upset blacks by shooting W Gannaway Former White Co deputy alleges he was framed by State Pol ice Warren mayor to seek witnesses in shooting of Willis Gannaway Grady Tatum shot to death by El Dorado officer Ken Odom Substation in Conway Housing Authority complex reduces calls Black Warren residents seek to oust Chief Robert Outlaw Pine Bluff Commercial sues police chief under FOI Eudora City Council votes t o keep Chief Lawrence Webster 239 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 05/11/91 05/11/91 05/12/91 05/ 14/91 05/23/91 05/23/91 PAGE COL 2 Al Al Bl Bl Bl B7 B5 Al Al 2 5 6 6 1 1 2 2 10/ 1/91 Cl 2 08/31/91 Bl 0 9/ 1/91 B3 09/20/91 Bl 6 3 5 02/22/91 Bl 02/22/91 Bl 02/23/91 Al 5 5 2 10/ 8/91 B2 5 11/ 6/91 Bl 3 01/13/91 Fl 2 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 0 1/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 01/ 1/91 1/91 1/91 1/91 2/91 4/91 5/91 7/91 8/91 9/91 Bl Bl Bl B3 Bl B12 B3 B3 B3 Bl 2 2 2 5 2 1 2 4 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE FOI clash with Pine Bluff Commercial may be personal ity clash NAACP wants Warren Police Chief Robert Outlaw fired Judge rules Pine Bluff Chief can withhold reports from press Jacksonville Chief Frank Neely to retire early Searcy police to undergo health regimen Former Pulaski deputy Ken Dillon chgd with kidnapping State Troopers stand to get larger pay raises Warren names black policeman as interim chief First female lieutenant named to LR police LR officer Julius Bryant fired for sexual harassment Grand j ury declines to indict Warren Police Chief Outlaw James Nicks . a black. named interim chief at Warren No ' light' j obs for pregnant patrolmen, NLR chief testifies NLR officer gets restraining order against chief Pine Bluff Commercial to appeal rul ing on arrest records White Co Sheriff J ess Odom accused of prisoner abuse House votes to require constables to have training Ex-officer say s he refused Jess Odom order to beat suspect White County Sheriff Odom accused of encouraging brutal ity Warren Chief Robert Outlaw reinstated after racial issue Rogers to end police force military policy Pulaski Sheriff Carroll Gravett calls study a waste List of 1 9 LR lawmen who have been killed in line of duty Somber mood prevails at LR headquarters after officer slain Family of Kenneth Steele allege police negligence in death Kenneth Steele family blame Conway and state police in death Study on Pulaski Co Sheriff ' s office gets mixed reviews Racial issues affect dispute over testing Suits over police exams becoming pattern in LR Dallas Keller says he never tampered with ev idence Legis panel votes to study increased retirement benefits bill Conway Dept to hire five additional policemen Pine Bluff studies police brutality issue Pine Bluff mayor wants copies of complaints against police Pine Bluff chief defends pol ice source . opens compaint file Pine Bluff police cleared of brutal ity accusation Pine Bluff police chief. blacks agree to cooperate Opionions differ on Pine Bluff brutal ity report Helena pol icemen, ex-city atty admit to torture of prisoner Ham.burg group alleges police beat a citizen. demands probe Probe of allegations at Hamburg requested by J ohn Walker Angela Y Bak.er suit alleges false arrest. inj ury. harassment Angela Yvette Baxter sues UAPB. others in arrest incident NAACP investigating charges at Hamburg Use of excessive force in Arkansas hard to pin down Saline Co Sheriff Larry Davis critical of Prosecutor Harmon Prosecutor Dan Harmon critical of Saline Co Sheriff ' s of fice Pine Bluff Police Chief rej ects brutal ity claims Jacksonville officer fired for using excessive force Woman fired by Shetwood awarded $5 , 000 punitive damages White Co Sheri.ff Jess Odom. 2 jailers sued for by ex-inmate White Co Sheriff Odom gets requested audit of prior adm White County ex-sheriff J erry Johnson denies improprieties Alleged f ormer informant Joseph Lee Moore J r sues Fort Smith 240 01/10/91 01/ l l/ 9 1 01/ 1 1/91 01/1 1/91 01/ 15/91 01/16/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/25/91 01/28/91 01/31/91 01/3 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 1 2/91 02/ 13/91 02/13/91 02/ 1 4/91 02/ 1 4/91 0 2/ 1 4/91 02/ 1 4/91 02/15/91 02/ 1 7 /91 02/17/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/25/91 03/26/91 03/27/91 03/27/91 03/28/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 4/ 91 04/ 5/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/12/91 04/ 13/91 04/16/91 04/18/91 PAGE COL B3 B14 B3 B4 B3 Bl G8 Bl Bl BlO Bl Bl B2 B4 Bl B3 G4 B3 B3 Bl AlO Bl A6 A7 B3 B3 B2 B2 B2 BlO GS B3 B3 B3 Bl Bl B3 B3 B4 Bl B2 B3 B3 B2 A6 B3 B3 B7 Bl B4 Bl B3 B3 Bl2 5 1 2 1 5 1 1 1 5 1 2 5 1 1 5 2 S 5 2 S 4 1 1 1 2 2 4 1 1 5 1 2 2 2 4 6 2 5 3 1 3 1 1 5 1 4 2 1 5 3 2 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Woman says Sherwood officer sexually abused her in j ail Helicopter crash kills two Garland County deputies in manhunt Copter crashed during manhunt for young suspects in burglary Teens chgd with manslaughter after helicopter crash Safety officials inspect s cene of helicopter crash City of NLR l iable for officer who works off duty at funeral s LR Officer Reginald Martin shot while attempting arrest Reporter J ohn Hoogesteger witnesses shooting of officer Authorities familiar with Billy Ray Smith who shot Martin Teen-agers face manslaughter chgs in crash of helicopter Bradley Ray Wilson was being sought when copter crashed Bradley Ray Wilson, 1 5 . will not be tried as adult in deaths Billy Ray Smith held in shooting of officer Reginald Martin Funeral held for victims of helicopter crash Manslaughter chg in helicopter crash goes to j uvenile court Physical fitness test failed by 2 9 of 41 Conway officers Pulaski sherif f ' s office defends heavy use of directory aid Mechanical failure cited in f atal helicopter crash Firing of Julius Bryant by LR Dept upheld by comm Pulaski Deputy Keith Hodges chgd w ith excessive force use Former Sherwood officer faces chgs of sex abuse of prisoner Woman arrested for making false rape chg against NLR officer Arkansas honors of ficer slain in line of duty Sherwood police seek to attain natl accreditation LR police morale has improved dramatically. survey shows Conway chief calls for State Police probe of his department Robert Glenn files federal suit against Conway officer LR police plan community patrol if funding is available Sherwood Chief Crockett lists names of disciplined officers Judy Ellen Luna Holbird seeks $22 . 1 million from Fort Smith Book helps officers find laws with ease Seminar trains LR officers in handling hostage situations LR officers get lesson on negotiation when hostage involved ACORN says foot patrol at LR is encouraging Jacksonville woman promoted to end sex bias lawsuit Probe of Conway Dept first sought by attorney Article on training in Little Rock ' s police academy Recruits come to Little Rock police academy from many fields Conway puts three officers on administrative leave with pay Pine Bluff officers upset by 7 -day work week Police inquiries an image problem for Conway Jacksonville hires three more black officers Pine Bluff Dept trying to hire minorities Maumelle Chief Norman Moseley refused to bring document to ct Norman Moseley says he had had 2 beers, did not want to drive LR police learning safer tactics for unruly suspects Pulaski Sheriff and deputies sued by businessman James Adams Conway j ailer Bill McNew to receive discipline Independence Co deputy claims refusal to lie got him fired Independence Sheriff Hunter allegedly cursed state trooper Demoted Conway detective Bill McNew denies charges LR creates y outh investigation squad Independence County deputy Billy Meeks may get j ob back Sherwood panel says four police tests misgraded 241 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/27 /91 04/27 /91 0 4/27 /91 04/28/91 04/30/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 10/91 05/ 1 1/91 05/ 1 1/91 05/1 8/91 05/20/91 05/26/91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 06/10/91 06/10/91 06/13/91 06/17/91 06/ 1 9/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/21/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 07 / 2/91 07 / 10/91 07 /10/91 07 / 12/91 07 / 1 2/91 07/15/91 07/16/91 07 / 17 /91 07 / 1 8/91 07 / 1 8/91 07 / 1 8/91 07 / 2 2/91 07 /24/91 07 /25/91 PAGE C.OL Bl Al A6 Al A6 B4 Al Al A4 Bl Al Al B2 Bl B3 B3 Bl Al B2 B7 Bl B4 B2 B2 Al Bl B5 B2 B3 B6 B2 Bl B4 BS B5 Bl Al Al7 B4 B4 B5 B3 B9 B3 B3 B2 B4 B9 Bl Bl B9 B8 B3 B2 2 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 2 2 4 4 6 2 5 2 2 1 1 5 4 5 2 4 1 2 5 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Independence Deputy Billy Meeks reinstated by Sheriff Hunter Conway officer Bill McNew suspended without pay Prosecutor finds no evidence of Conway police criminal ity Stephens m.ayor suspends town ' s only full-tim.e pol ice officer Legislative panel begins study of State Police operations NLR officer Jim Puckett kil ls Martin Butler in drug arrest Springdale officer suspended for alleged slapping of prisoner Conway Chief Tim Daley says atty offered deal on Bill McNew Off-duty LR officer Douglas Elms shot trying to stop robbery Maumel le Chief Norman Moseley will not face contempt charges Pulaski deputy Ken Dillion impl icated in other incidents Conway city atty says no deal offered chief in McNew case LR officer shoots C D Bowling during incident Jim Puckett unable to contact backup before shooting Teens sought in shooting of LR Officer Douglas Elms Famil ies of two Garland Co deputies killed on duty get funds Prosecutor investigates alleged bribery try at Conway Conway Civil Service Comm upholds suspension of Bill McNew Conway officers Tester. Gibbs and Fason plead innocent Officers Tester. Gibbs . Fason chgd with evidence t ampering Fayetteville officer Dennir E aylor fired over force use Fayetteville police followed procedure in arrest of Credit Investigation under way at B oonev ille police dept Black state troopers file suit alleging racial bias Crossett police raid wrong home. allegedly struck resident FBI closed probe of chg of brutality at Baxter Co Jail Fort Smith officer Randy Balch resigns; brutal ity alleged * Some law enforcement agencies now videotape from cars Law Enforcement Day observed with ceremony at state Capitol * Crossett police explain how wrong house chosen for raid * * Conway offier alleges pomotion rights violated State Police refused to transport corneas. Dr Tvedten says * * Jonesboro computer:Ules patrol cars * Police files ruled open under FOI law * Rul ing opening police files came in Pine Bluff case * Risk of inj ury to police during arrest rises dramatically POLICE CHIEFS. Arkansas Association of see Callan Publishing Company POLITICS AND GOVT see also Phillips County see also Presidential election of 1 992 see also Rockefeller. Winthrop J ohn Penn posts ideas of ARIAS across Little Rock History is reason for one party in Ark. Robert McCord writes Bill to have county clerks verify petition signatures opposed Common Cause says petition checking assigned Secy of State Proposal for recall of officials filed with legislature Law requiring identity of author of pol itical ads challenged Pol itical group ARIAS reveals purpose. name New state Ethics Commission sworn in Betsey Wright opposes term l imits for legislators Bill in Legis would limit use of titles on election ballots House passes bill making forging petition names a felony Bill to ensure GOP af filiation for comm appmt killed in House 242 PAGE COL 07 /25/91 07/25/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/13/91 08/15/91 0 8/ 17/91 08/17/91 08/17/91 08/20/91 08/23/91 09/20/91 09/28/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 9/91 10/17/91 10/19/91 11/ 10/91 l l/ 1 7 /91 11/30/91 12/12/91 12/24/91 12/24/91 12/24/91 12/29/91 B3 B5 B2 Bl B8 Al 01/ 2/91 01/ 6/91 01/ 8/91 Ol/ 8/91 01/ 1 1/ 91 01/12/91 01/13/91 01/19/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 01/29/91 01/31/91 B2 Cl Bl2 Bl2 BS Bl B2 B6 I3 16 A8 Bl Bl B2 B7 Bl Bl Bl BS Bl B4 B7 B7 B7 B3 B3 Bl Bl Bl B3 Bl C2 Bl Bl B4 B9 Bl Bl Bl Bl G4 I6 2 1 5 2 1 2 1 5 5 2 6 1 1 6 1 1 3 1 6 6 1 2 2 2 1 1 5 1 1 1 3 1 l 5 5 6 1 1 1 1 1 2 5 2 1 3 4 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill in Senate would provide for computer voter registration Bill to move primary election nearer fall has merit House rej ects bill to assure good Repubs named to panels Bill to move up primaries debated Bill requiring j oint primaries withdrawn Leading contributors to pol iticians l isted Tyson Foods is state ' s leading contributor to politicians House defeats measure liberalizing absentee vote law Bill on mishandling of petition canvasses becomes l aw Election runoff system allowed to stand by US Supreme Court Phillips County blacks had challenged runof f election law Move of primary elections to August fails in Senate Bill to revise election l aw has bipartisan endorsements Use of title as part of candidate ' s name on ballot now banned Asa Hutchinson says GOP to push for term limits for officials Attempt to end runoffs fails in House panel Bill in Legis would end mixing campaign funds House approves election dispute investigati.on bill Term limit backers eyeing Ark for public initiative Senate defeats plan for county clerks t o verify signatures Legis approves use of county clerks to verify petition names Christian Coalition to propose initiated act for recall Republicans sue to bl ock new Ethics Commis sion Ideas sugge sted for Election Law Revision Comm to consider Ethics Comm appointee Ronald May def ends his GOP credentials David Duke to speak at Lawrence Co Lincoln Day dinner Opinions on appearance of David Duke at GOP event heated Column on scheduled visit by David Duke at GOP fund-raiser Term-l imit movement seeks citizen power David Duke visit upsets COP of ficial Kenneth Harris David Duke says critics in Ark do not know his views David Duke cannot change his racist past. columnist writes David Duke still racist. Louisiana Coalition says Ron Blome writes about David Duke and his ideas Asa Hutchinson. Sheffield Nelson oppose David Duke appearance Tommy Robinson refuses to criticize David Duke visit to Ark David Duke speaks at Walnut Ridge meeting of Republicans Welfare underclass threatens nation. David Duke says Bill Kerr disregards Hutchinson. Nelson advice on David Duke Curiosity about David Duke ' s ideas brought many lis teners out David Duke ' s visit. ideology attacked by Clare Alale About 20 pickets greet David Duke on arrival at Walnut Ridge Duke in Walnut Ridge (ed) Principles of elective politics listed by Tom. Mary Dillard GOP may consider rule so L awrence Co chmn can be removed GOP may be in for catfight over David Duke appearance State scorns Financial World survey on money mgmt by state Betsey Wright denies DLC mimics Republicans State GOP panel distances itself from David Duke . extremists Betsey Wright skeptical of GOP effort on tax rise vote Bill Kerr says David Duke speaks sensibly for all workers State Ethics Comm violates FOI at first meeting Betsey Wright. Jerry Bookout disagree on state DLC makeup Ethics Commis sion meetings must be public. Atty Gen rules 243 02/ 5/91 02/10/91 02/ 1 2/91 02/13/91 02/ 16/ 91 02/18/91 02/18/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 12/91 03/ 14/91 03/ 1 4/ 91 03/18/91 03/19/91 03/24/91 03/27 /91 03/28/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 16/91 04/19/91 04/ 19/91 04/20/91 04/ 2 1/91 04/23/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/27/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/ 28/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/ 3 0/91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 2/91 05/12/91 05/12/91 05/14/91 05/17/91 05/24/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 9/91 PAGE COL G4 Cl Gl H5 B6 B2 B2 Hl !7 Bl Bl 14 IS G7 Bl I2 B5 G4 4 1 4 1 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 1 5 1 3 5 1 A6 l H2 3 4 3 3 1 1 2 2 1 5 5 6 1 5 1 5 2 5 5 7 1 3 5 1 1 4 1 2 5 5 2 1 2 1 5 I6 B6 All Bl2 B6 Al Al Bl Bl A6 Al Bl Bl Bll Bl Bl Al Al Al A8 A8 A8 B6 B7 B9 Bl ClO Al Bl B2 Bl 2 Bl BS Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Labor questions county judge ' s control of vote-counters New law limits contributions to PACs by individuals Party labels . elective titles on ballot legal. judge rules Asa Hutchinson. Bet sey Wright tilt over issues Rep Dan Rostenkowski comes to LR for Democratic fund-raiser Ethics director finds fault in political finance reports Opinion issued on lobbyist-sponsored events Group wants to limit terms of politicians Saturday el ections favored by Betsey Wri.ght Ethics law leaves room for profit from campaign donations Betsey Wright resigns post as head o f Democratic Party Columnist discusses Betsey Wright ' s departure Democratic office-holders praise. defend Betsey Wright Betsey Wright scrambles to pay off Democratic Party ' s debt State Democratic Party debt paid off. Bet sey Wright says State Democrats mame George 0 Jernigan Jr chairman Lawrence Co GOP Chmn Earl Sloan Jr urges support for Clinton State GOP urges Bill Clinton to resign Governor ' s Office Sheffield Nelson blames Bill Clinton for LR 2000 tax defeat Ethics Comm rules direct and PAC contributions l egal Term limitation endorsed by Hugh Hart Pollard Number of registered voters drops by 1 9 . 421 * State Ethics Comm uncertain about its investigative powers * * Ethics Comm is tiger without teeth. columnist writes * Arkanssas Women ' s Political Caucus holds convention Term limits needed to remind elected of duties. group says * GOP director Richard Bearden saves strength for ' winnables ' * Charles Peters promotes term limits for state officials * Arkansans unsure if they want to hold Saturday elections * Campaign financing laws of Ark. South Carol ina compared * * Ethics Commission l aw challenged by Asa Hutchinson ' s suit * Argument over Ethics Comm operation explodes at meeting Secy of State Bill McCuen, Jack Kerney argue on Ethics Comm * Leftover donated campaign funds to be returned. panel rules * Ethics Comm chief wonders why Bill Mccuen requested opinion * POLITICS AND GOVT. Local Bill in Legis would restore city election law Bill to halt city. county general election runoffs sinks State Rep Pat Flanagin proposes redrawing of wards in cities Federal mandates without funding is problem for Ark cities * POLK COUNTY see also Emergency services POLLAN , CAROLYN see also Education POLLS see Public opinion and surveys POLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOLOGY COMMISSION (Ark) see Pollution Control and Ecology Department (Ark) POLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOLOGY DEPARTMENT (Ark) see also Lakes and rivers see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials see also Rivers and lakes Tension between PC&E Comm members surf ace at meeting PC&E restructuring bill reworded 244 PAGE COL 06/18/91 06/20/91 07/ 2/91 07/20/91 07/27/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/30/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 09/12/91 09/13/91 09/13/91 09/24/91 09/28/91 09/ 29/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 1 1/ 91 10/ 17/91 10/ 17 /91 10/23/91 10/28/91 10/31/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 9/91 1 1 / 1 0/91 1 1 / 1 4/91 11/17/91 11/24/91 12/ 7 /91 12/12/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 12/19/91 Bl B2 B4 Bl Bl B5 B5 B2 Bl Bl Al Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 B2 Al Al B6 Bl 2 4 4 2 2 1 4 6 1 1 2 1 5 2 1 2 1 2 5 1 1 1 4 1 5 1 1 1 4 2 2 3 3 2 l 01/24/91 03/28/91 06/20/91 11/ 18/91 I6 14 BB BS 3 l l 4 A9 B5 B5 Cl Bl Bl Bll Bl Al3 Bl Bl Al6 H8 01/26/91 B12 01/30/91 H3 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Polluters now control PC&E. columnist writes Gov Bill Clinton open to 2 PC&E bill changes PC&E restructure bill gets approval of Gov Bill Clinton Senate panel amends, approves restructuring of PC&E Comm PC&E Comm orders review of restructuring plan Gov Bill Clinton draws line on PC&E restructuring PC&E restructure compromise fail s ; s pecial interests harden Gov Clinton. Poul try Federation at stalemate over PC&E bill Lobbyists have clout to defeat restructuring of PC&E Gov Clinton plans PC&E restructure vote strategy Gov Clinton urges citizens to work for PC&E restructuring Senate adopt s change in PC&E restructure bill Environmentalist say Senate made PC&E restructuring useless Big busine s s . environmentalists square off on PC&E bill Poul try industry the winner in PC&E vote Gazette urges initiated act to restructure PC&E Comm PC&E Comm restructuring bill to get another chance in House Altered PC&E bill satisfied farmers, environmentalists Compromise on PC&E sails through Senate .Amended bill to restructure PC&E Comm sails through House Gov Clinton names two to expanded state PC&E Comm Joe Pascale reappointed to PC&E by Gov Bill Clinton Balance seen on PC&E Commission Conservationists angered by reappointment of Joe Pascale Columnist says Pascale appmt was payoff of pol itical debt Gene Farrell resigned commission seat at Gov Cl inton request Joe Pascale responds to critics of his PC&E appointment Letter critical of vote on endangered streams Use of substitutes at PC&E meetings challenged PG&E rejects request to amend rule on conflict of interest * POLLUTION. WASTES AND HAZARDOU S MATERIAL S see also Earthquakes Overseeing Vertac not J acksonv ille ' s j ob . PC&E lawyer says Burn of chemical wastes at Vertac will be safe, figures show People Against a Chemically Contaminated Environment protest Vertac Site Contractors ready to proceed with dioxin burn Vertac Site Contractors may get certification in 60 days Paper mills upset by PC&E proposal on dioxin release in water State prison v iolated wastewater standard s , PC&E says Tyson Foods loses Carroll County case in fede ral appeals ct PC&E tells NLR to close landfill near airport Bills in Legis w ould deal with waste disposal Cabot mayor ' s trip to EPA offices may have saved city fines Gov Bill Clinton ' s environmental bills drawing opposition Bill in Legis would limit out-of-dist trash imports Some landfill <:Mners denounce bill barring imported wastes Carroll County ' s landfill battle not over Landfill moratorium extension rej ected by House panel House panel passes bill to extend landfill moratorium one mo Some see fighting words in bill on importing trash House votes to extend moratorium on importing garbage Paper mills get reprieve from PC&E regulations on dioxin Jacksonville dioxin exposure study one step closer Vertac workers ' cancer rate low. says new study 245 02/ 1 2/91 02/13/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/27/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 1 4/91 03/15/91 03/20/91 07/ 2/91 07/ 2/91 07 / 3/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 6/91 07/ 9/91 08/ 3/91 08/18/91 12/ 7 /91 01/ 1/91 01/ 3/91 0 1 / 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/91 01/ 4/91 01/ 5/91 01/ 9/91 Ol/ 9/91 01/13/91 01/ 18/91 01/22/91 01/23/91 01/23/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 01/27/91 Ol/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 2/91 0 2/ 2/91 PAGE C.OL G5 H3 HS 16 Bl2 H2 I5 A9 i5 A12 Bl Gl Gl G3 G5 B6 I6 Al I5 H4 Bl Bl B6 Bl2 Bl B7 B5 B8 Bl B3 A7 Al Al Al B4 B6 Bl A9 B4 MB B3 All H6 H6 B5 I3 A12 B5 H4 B4 Bl B4 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 5 2 3 4 1 1 1 4 2 1 5 5 5 4 5 1 1 2 4 2 1 1 4 4 4 4 6 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 l 2 3 2 4 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Two Mena men acquitted on hazardous waste charges Gasoline tanker overturns at Fort Smith, spills S , 900 gallons About 4 , 000 gallons of gas spills into creek at Fort Smith Arkansas ranks 12th in imports of hazardous wastes Nucor-Yamato Steel Co emissions violate air standards Columnist says lots at stake with waste legislation Legis panel approves ban on tires, acid batteries in landfill Provisions of bills before Legislature Rutgers chemist to evaluate Jacksonville dioxin testing Jacks onville atty responds to PC&E hazardous wastes suit Federal govt asks 4 Ark firms to cut release of 17 chemicals Household recyclables piling up as market exceeds demand Arkansas to seek manufacturers who use recycled materials Oot-of-state waste clogging landfill near Texarkana Keep Arkansas Beautiful adopts ' Fight Dirty ' theme Proposals in Legis woul d allow landf ills more flexibility Recycling measure held up as lawmakers study costs Slightly radioactive waste mishandled at Arkansas Nuclear One House panel votes to exempt Ap&L from recycling fee on ash House approves recycling bill after long, heated debate Municipal League backs waste disposal proposals in Legis Senate panel approves t ougher pollution penalties Court orders halt to dumping at landfill in Pulaski Couinty Old bauxite mines could be used for landfills Amendment could dilute recycl ing bill in Legis Bad actor bill affects multi-state corporations ' records Bad actor bill ready to come to Legislative committee Recycling bill draws criticism from some House members Cabot rej ects plan to pipe sewage into Jacks onville Bill in Legis would regionalize collection, recycling Waste Management Inc, AP&L oppose waste mgmt bills in Legis Fort Smith officials seek source of odor Senate panel approves pollution and landfill bills Bill exempts utilities from having to collect garbage fees Summary of provisions of proposed regional trash disposal Senate passes ' bad actor' bill on pollution Gov Cl inton asks electric utilities to collect garbage fees Fayetteville wastewater enters Illinois River, flows to Okl a UA biologist defends Illinois River study on water qual ity Cabot unlikely to keep sewer grant, PC&E says Amdt exempts utility firms from having to collect garbage fee Nucor-Yamato Steel fined $50 , 000 over air permit LR Sewer Dept must decrease runoff getting into system House passes ' bad actor ' bill Workers find 7 2 , 000 lbs of arsenic in burned warehouse Vertac plant review finished House approves eight environmental bills PCB level in Lake Pine Bluff does not worry Mayor Robinson Incineration rate reached at Vertac . results show Radioactive medical device missing from UAMS Landfill lobbyists to seek changes in recycling bills Heavy lobbying defeats three proposals on garbage, recycling EPA t o blow up cans of chemicals at Vertac Gov Clinton says garbage bills to get past industry protest 246 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 3/91 02/ S/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 8/91 02/ S/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 02/ 9/91 02/10/91 02/ 10/91 02/11/91 02/11/91 02/12/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/ 14/91 02/ 1 4/ 91 02/ 14/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/16/91 02/17/91 02/18/91 02/19/91 02/19/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/28/91 02/28/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/12/91 03/ 14/91 03/15/91 03/17/91 PAGE COL BS B6 Bl Al Al H5 I1 I1 Bl B4 B6 Bl B2 BS x6 G4 G4 Bl H7 I1 !3 16 Bl Cl I4 BS BS Bll B3 G4 GS BS !6 I3 13 !5 Al5 B9 B9 B3 G4 B2 B2 Al2 B3 B4 GS Bl Bl Bl G4 I4 Bl B5 4 6 5 6 6 1 5 5 2 1 5 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 4 1 l 5 2 4 1 1 5 4 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 1 2 s 5 2 3 1 1 5 5 4 3 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Solid waste bills get Senate approval Saline County seeks to keep landfills Bills for cleaner state pass Legislature Gov Clinton signs 10 bills into law US Supreme Ct to hear Ark-Okla dispute in Fayetteville case Opponents file suit to stop Vertac burn State rej ect s Vertac dioxin burn; technical problems cited PC&E letter explains ruling on Vertac incineration plans Vertac stoppage elicits mixed views, strong words State adding Defense Dept. Dow Chemical as Vertac defendants State sues Defense Dept. Dow Chemical in Vertac cleanup case PC&E chmn asks Georgia-Pacific to dump wastewater in Ouachita Court ruling voids local bans on haz ardous wastes burning Allen Canning Co agrees to pay $100.000 fine PG&E assessed Jacksonville will likely appeal decision on burning ban PC&E ready to assess stiffer penalties against polluters Wells. springs contiminated in northwest Boone County Newly-hatched minnows die in Arkansas River water LR third grader leads family, school to recycling programs Arkansas recycling grows strong Fort Smith takes recycl ing to the streets Special report on Earth Day 1 991 Recycl ing rules listed Weather dampens Earth Day cleanup effort Tulsa firm wants to build plant to recycle Fayetteville trash Contaiminated soil crosses Ark by rail Arkansas Envirocorp plans medical waste incinerator in LR Hospitals take wait-and-see approach to Envirocorp plans New 'bad actor ' law may be tested with Fulton Sanitattion Seminar at L R focuses on recycling Dioxin undetectable in J acksonville soil samples PC&E legal counsel say s Bad Actor Law improves permit process Nearly 7 9 million lbs of toxic chemicals released in Ark Arkansans dump 1 . 9 million gallons of used motor oil annually Fulton Sanitation l andfill near Rogers under PSC scrutiny Animal Waste Task Force begins study of pollultion problem Animal waste is urgent env ironmental problem, Governor says PC&E head says he recd letter charging Fulton v iolations Greenpeace rept cal ls Vertac dioxin burn a farce State authoriz es second Vertac trial burn of wastes EPA testing PCB-tainted salvage site near Benton NLR apartment residents say gasol ine leaks unde r building Fulton Sanitation fined $70B,267 by PC&E Braking truck spills sodium hydroxide (lye) at Pine B luff Fulton Sanitation of ficials surprised by fines Cl eanup of salvage yard near Benton begins Pulaski landowners f ight disposal of grease in soil Corning family worries about chemical in ditch PC&E wants s tudy of South Arkansas groundwater Expl osion shut down Vertac incinerator in May Atty Gen Winston Bryant disputes Oklahoma water standard rule Okla could set water standards for Ark under court ruling Tanner family at Corning moving to avoid yellow chemical Sides negotiate temporary halt to Vertac burn 247 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/27 /91 03/27 /91 04/ 2/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 1 2/91 04/12/91 04/13/91 04/ 14/91 04/lB/91 04/20/91 04/ 21/91 04/ 21/91 04/21/91 04/21/91 04/21/91 04/22/91 04/25/91 04/30/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 7/91 05/14/91 05/ 17/91 05/19/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/26/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 05/30/91 05/31/91 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 2/91 PAGE COL HS B3 H8 H8 A3 Bl Al A7 A7 Al B4 B2 Bl Cl B4 Bll BS Bl Al Al A6 A6 A6 Bl CB Al Al B2 B2 B2 B3 B6 A9 Al A6 Al Al BB Bl Bl BlO B3 B4 B4 B14 B6 Al Al Bl4 B3 B4 B4 B6 Bl 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 5 1 2 6 2 l 2 5 5 2 5 1 1 2 1 4 2 5 2 2 2 2 4 1 5 1 2 2 4 2 2 1 5 5 5 l 2 2 2 1 1 5 5 5 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE EPA. contractor call Vertac suit flimsy Medical waste incinerator at LR debated at City Bd meeting Agricultural chemical confirmed in ditch at Corning Asbestos tiles used to fill road in Oak Grove area Residents of Oak Grove (Pulaski Co) worried about asbestos Medical incinerator being built in White County Stench from factories disrupts life in Fort Smith Judge hears evidence against Vertac trial burn PCE proposes new standard on dioxin levels in state ' s water Test burn chemical will not burn. chemist testifies South Pulaski residents appeal permit for grease in soil Judge hears testimony about planned dioxin burn at Vertac Arkansas Envirocorp asks LR to delay incinerator decision High-risk incinerator no use to LR. columnist writes Arkansas is net exporter of hazardous materials Chemicals found in ditch near Corning are herbicides Trial burn resumes at Vertac LR mayor opposes bonds to pay for medical incinerator Federal judge hearing arguments on Vertac case Vertac hearing ignores input of local lawyer Hot Springs to pay $125 , 000 fine for pol luting Lake Catherine PC&E seeks records of Fulton Sanitation on cyanide disposal Asbestos tile road-fill worries North Pulaski residents Asbestos tiles used as road fill came from Levi Strauss Co Lake Pine Bluff fish may not be PCB-free; levels are lower Judge denies restart of Vertac incineration Quality of Oz ark Plateau water to be studied BY USGS Hundreds protest incinerator site in White County Proposed incinerator for medical wastes fuels fear at LR Plans for medical waste inincerators raise questions Vietnam veterans cite dioxin experience. oppose burn Ark heal.th of ficial to head Central Interstate Comm Dr Gregory Holten testifies Vertac incineration lesser risk Tests find dioxin in fish from several areas of state Vertac burn not health risk, witnesses testify Gov Bill Clinton asks PSC to review medical waste licenses EPA wants old Vertac papers returned ; fears contamination Reporter for Arkansas Democrat will not give papers to EPA PC&E allows review of permit for medical incinerator at LR Vertac cleared for test burn Madison residents want more facts about medical incinerator Activist holding on to allegedly contaminated Vertac records Vertac to burn leftover herbicide waste today Pocahontas group wants drilling for lead in Missouri stopped John C Selph chgd with dumping 900 gallons of gasol ine Asbestos waste found at West Point Community Bldg in NW Ark Column on proposed medical wastes incinerator at LR Environmentalists. paper companies battle over dioxin Medical incinerator foes form coalition t o stop facility State health officials seek money for J acksonville study Independence JPs oppose medical waste incinerator in area PC&E t o consider moratorium on medical waste incinerators Crowd at LR urged to protest medical incinerator Moratorium on out-of-state wastes challenged in federal court 248 06/ 4/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 8/91 06/11/91 06/11/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/11/91 06/11/91 06/12/91 06/13/91 06/ 14/91 06/ 1 4/91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/19/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 06/25/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 06/29/91 07/ 2/91 07 I 2/91 07/ 3/91 07/ 3/ 91 07/ 6/91 07/13/91 07/13/91 07/13/91 07/13/91 07 /15/91 07/16/91 07/16/91 07/16/91 PAGE COL B3 Bl Bll B3 B3 BS Al B3 Bl Bl B2 B3 Al Bl B2 B2 B3 B2 B3 B4 BS BlO B3 B3 Bl BS BB Bl Al A6 BS Bl Bl B3 B3 Bl Al Al Bl Bl B9 B3 B3 B7 B7 Bll Bl B1 4 B2 B3 B5 Al Bl B2 1 2 2 1 1 4 2 1 4 6 1 1 5 1 5 5 4 1 1 5 3 1 4 4 5 5 5 5 2 1 1 5 5 4 5 2 2 2 2 5 1 5 5 2 3 1 1 1 1 5 6 2 6 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Piney Bay swim ban lifted after testing shows safe levels PC&E hotl ine available for reporting polluters LR. Pulaski officials urge moratorium on medical waste units Arkansas must not become dumping ground. Gaz ette says Legis panel asks review of 4 exisiting medical waste permit s Temporary ban on medical waste incinerator permits issued International Paper reduces dioxin release in Arkansas River Gasoline found in 4 water wells at Dalark Fort Smith resident sues Arkansas Proteins Co over odors PC&E holds hearing at Crossett on environmental issues Incinerator permit moratorium backed by PC&E Comm Ark has 3 counties among nation' s worst for toxic pollution U S Vanadium is largest single source of water pollution U S Vanadium says toxic emissions being cut List of Arkansas ' s most pol luted counties List of Arkansas ' s top 20 chemical polluters Ranking of all 50 states on toxic chemical releases Remains of Pankey bldg dumped illegally by Arkansas River Proposed landfill near Durham (Washington Co) draws flak About 200 residents protest medical waste incinerator at LR Waste Mgmt Inc overfill of Pine Bluff landfill to be costly PC&E chief praises Arkansas Proteins effort to abate smells Pulaski Co medical waste plan called unconstitutional Entrepreneurs hope to make curbside recycling work in LR Atty Gen Winston Bryant sues PCE over medical wastes is sue Gov Bill Clinton perplexed by suit by Winston Bryant Permit for medical waste incinerator in St Francis Co pul led Anti-medical wastes incinerator rally praises Winston Bryant PC&E director defends medical waste incinerators PC&E can revoke medical waste incinerator permits. AG rul es Fort Smith odor wakens lawyer sent by atty gen to check Incinerator suit by Winston Bryant unlawful. firm says PC&E alleges Arkansas Protetins hindered inspection of plant Dioxin not on Vertac documents held by law firms . EPA says PC&E finds no odors at NLR crematory Arkansas Proteins cited for 9 permit v iolations Arkansas ranks near middl e in release of toxic chemicals Maps show heaviest releases of suspect chemicals EPA seeks t o fine Batesville, AP&L . Tyson Foods. others Selling recycables is chal lenge for state State says radioactive fencing poses no danger Atty Gen Winston B ryant asked to defend medical incinerators PC&E seeks counsel by Winston Bryant in suit he filed Atty Gen Winston Bryant rej ects request to counsel PC&E PG&E orders end to treatment of sewage with lime PC&E reduces U S Vanadium. waste limits Large scale medical waste incinerator at LR meets standards Dallas office of EPA t o be probed for handling Vertac case Proposed landfill at Hatton (Polk County) faces opposition Arkansas Proteins to pay fines in sludge disposal case Thousands take time to clean up Arkansas Great Lakes Chemical may have tainted water of 5 0 families Third tire fire in three years burning in White County Arkansas Proteins innocent of fouling air. PC&E report says 249 07/ 16/91 07 / 17 /91 07/17/91 07/17/ 91 07 /18/91 07 / 1 8/91 07/21/91 07 /23/91 07 /24/91 07 /26/91 07 /27 /91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 07 / 2 8/91 07 /28/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 6/91 0 8/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/10/91 08/1 1/91 08/13/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/ 17/91 08/17 /91 08/20/91 08/20/91 08/21/91 08/21/91 08/22/91 08/23/91 08/23/ 91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/28/91 08/28/91 08/31/91 09/ 4/91 0 9/ 8/91 09/10/91 09/11/ 91 09/1 1/91 PAGE COL B5 Al Bl B12 Al 1 6 6 1 2 2 Al B2 2 B3 1 Bl 2 Bl 2 B5 1 Al 2 Al 4 A16 1 Al6 4 A16 5 A16 6 Al 2 B3 1 5 Bl B3 1 A8 5 1 Bl Bl 2 Al 5 Al 5 1 A7 2 Bl B2 3 3 Bl B2 1 B2 l 1 B2 B2 3 6 Bl 1 B3 l A9 A9 3 3 Bl 1 B2 2 Bl 2 Bl 2 Bl Bl 5 1 B2 1 B2 2 Bl 1 B2 Bl O 3 B3 5 2 Bl 2 B3 6 Bl l B3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE State to take action in tire dump case in White County 09/12/91 09/12/91 Saline County officials close illegal landfills 09/13/91 Problem of Illinois River pollution discussed 09/13/91 Upstream people must share concern for water. article says U S Vanadium says deal struck with PC&E on ammonia discharge 09/13/91 Atty Gen Winston Bryant files suit against Arkansas Proteins 09/14/91 09/14/91 PC&E. US Vanadium compromise may be in works 09/ 14/91 EPA offers to cut fine assessed against Batesville Atty Gen Winston Bryant ' s suits to bar incinerators dismissed 09/17/91 Map shows reported hazardous materials incidents (by county) 09/20/91 County can restrict landfills near water sources. ct rules 09/24/91 Washington Co wins case on restricting landf il l near water 09/24/91 Tentative agreement reached in U S Vanadium dispute 09/25/91 LR City Bd may j oin suit on medical incinerator regulations 09/26/91 Storm runof f permit costs concern cities 10/ 4/91 Environmentalists criticize Vertac cost 10/ 6/91 State radon levels lower than national average 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/91 Moratorium on import of trash to Ark landfills upheld Court order sought to halt 2nd Vertac burn 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 Medical waste incinerator could j eopardize desegregation 10/10/91 Judge refuses to halt burning of wastes at Vertac Complaint against Vertac wastes burn still pending 10/11/91 NLR may pipe sewage sludge to LR for power generation 10/17/91 * 10/22/91 State wants federal govt to pay for Vertac cleanup Pulaski JPs adopt law requiring medical waste be sterilized * 10/24/91 * 10/25/91 Greenpeace questions val idity of Jacksonville air tests Medical waste incinerators given go-ahead by PC&E * 10/-26/91 Little Rock w eighs options over medical waste incinerators * 10/26/91 Reynold Metals cleanup at Arkadelphia to cost $5 million * 10/28/91 EPA of ficial defends tests of Jacks onville air * 10/30/91 Water pollution suit names Medallion Foods. City of Newport * 10/30/91 Winston Bryant tells PC&E he will file suit over incinerator* 11/ 1/91 * 11/ 4/91 Holnam Inc o f Mich plans to burn hazardous wastes in Ark * ll/ 4/91 Holnam Inc would burn hazardous wastes at cement plant Public outcry thwarted Holnam in Colorado plans * 1 1/ 4/91 * 11/ 6/91 Winston Bryant gets another chance to stop incinerators * 11/ 7/91 Arkansas refuses to adopt strict EPA l imits on water Marion going natural with new sewage plants * 11/ 7/91 * 11/ 8/91 Jacksonville residents say sewage causing illnesses PC&E refuses to adopt federal limits on toxic discharge * 11/ 8/91 Medical incinerator vote not final . PC&E chmn says * 1 1 / 9/91 * 11/ 10/91 Group fears Holnam will pollute Millwood Lake * 1 1/ 10/91 Holnam says ' bad actor ' law won ' t halt its plans Blaze rages at illegal dump near Batesville * 1 1/ 1 2/91 Boone and Newton County left out of regional landfill plan * 1 1/ 1 2/91 * 11/13/91 Burning dump at Batesville will be covered with dirt * 11/ 17/91 State ' s 456 hog farm operations put stress on water * 1 1/ 17/91 Studies go on as gog f arm construction continues in state Sierra Club says hog farm rules not tough enough * 11/ 19/91 Boone and Newton County left out of waste mgmt districts * 11/21/91 * 12/ 2/91 Medical wastes incinerator opposed by Democrat-Gaz ette * 12/ 2/ 91 Medical wastes incinerator opposed by Democrat-Gazette * 12/ 3/91 Dioxin trace found ; Vertac burn halted Order to halt Vertac burn could cost state $400 , 000 * 1 2/ 5/91 250 PAGE COL B2 B2 Bl l Bl l B2 Bl B2 B3 Bl All Bl Bl B2 B2 Bl Bl A7 Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 B4 Bl B2 Bl Al AlO B2 B2 B4 Bl Al Al 1 4 1 1 3 2 6 3 5 3 2 2 1 1 6 5 1 6 2 1 5 3 4 3 1 4 2 1 1 l 1 1 5 5 A8 l B2 1 3 4 3 1 1 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 l 1 1 1 1 4 AB Bl B2 B4 B2 Bl Bl A9 B5 Bl Bl Bl Bl B3 B6 B6 Bl Bl ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Winston Bryant loses 2nd bid to revoke 4 incinerator permits* * Illinois River fight pits Ark. Okla in U S Supreme Ct Winston Bryant takes state to task on medical wastes * * Vertac Site Contractor asks s tate for $3 01 000 per day Arkansas. Oklahoma argue in high court over Illinois River * Charges against Arkansas Protein dismissed * Criminal chgs against Arkansas Proteins dismissed * PC&E ' s rewriting of permit aids ILV Inc. attorney says * * Environmental felony chgs filed against Rufus A Scott * Environmental fel ony chgs filed against Larry Bross Larry Bross heads Oklahoma-based Location Service * * Rufus A Scott heads Rol-Lift Corp at Little Rock State Board of Health seeks public comment on medical wastes* State wants more data on Vertac trial burn * * Holmnam Inc awaits decision on burning wastes Jacksonville group will not get EPA money * * Jacksonville People With Pride plots future course PONZ I SCHEME see Pyramid sales POOL HALLS see Amusement and entertainment POOR see also Birth control and abortion see also Housing see also Insurance see also Legal aid for the poor see also Medicine and health Family income affects infant death rates. expert says Gov Bill Clinton will not ask increase in welfare benefits Welfare budget defended by Gov Bill Clinton Pitch for higher benefits gets cold reception in Legis Arkansas has 208. 000 children categorized as ' poor ' Many Arkansas children are hungry School break.fast programs beneficial . survey shows Arkansas ' s spending on nutrition programs in 1 990 (tabl e) Census says 5 5 1 homeless in Ark; shelter workers disagree Gov Clinton releases $250.000 aid for the homeless Feature article on Ora Golden and his hard luck life Ora Golden made his own sorry life. ex-wife says COPE helps poor families cope with life Statistics on poverty in Arkansas Critics call Proj ect Success a revolving door for welfare Gov Bill Clinton has pushed Proj ect Success as wel fare reform Proj ect Success helps wel fare clients get j obs Welfare recipients give Proj ect Success mixed reviews Statistics on Proj ect Success program ' s effects Pulaski County helps fund children' s meal plan Cut in federal aid means fewer Arkansans get utility bill aid Churches in NLR enrich lives of families l iving in proj ects One of five Arkansans l ive in poverty State ' s median household income third lowest in U S 7 2 pct who left welfare under Proj ect Success still working Article highlights several homeless Arkansas families Statistics on the homel ess in Arkansas 251 PAGE COL 12/ 7/91 12/ 9/ 91 12/ 9/91 12/10/91 12/12/91 12/13/91 1 2/ 1 4/ 9 1 12/16/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/2 1/91 12/26/91 12/28/91 12/31/91 B2 Bl B2 Bl Bl BS B7 B3 Al Al Al Al A21 Bl Bl Bl Bl 1 4 1 l 1 1 5 1 3 3 3 3 1 2 5 5 1 01/ 8/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/13/91 03/27/91 03/ 27 /91 03/27/91 03/27/91 04/14/91 04/19/91 06/ 2/ 91 06/ 8/91 06/ 8/91 06/16/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 06/24/91 06/27/91 07/16/91 08/11/91 09/27/91 09/27/91 10/ 9/91 10/13/91 10/13/91 Al Bl !3 16 Al Al 5 1 1 3 5 5 1 2 2 5 2 4 1 2 5 5 5 1 5 1 1 1 2 2 4 2 5 AB AB Bl B4 Al Bl2 B4 Cl Al Al Al A4 A4 B2 B7 All Al Al BS Al Al ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Sketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them Sketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them Advocates for the homeless try to lay basis for fresh start Statistics on homeless shelters in Ark (map of counties) Sketch of homeless Arkansans and those who work with them Sketch of homel ess Arkansans and those who work with th em Food stamps received by 1 in 10 Arkansans * Coalition forged to attack problem of homelessness * * Effect of Proj ect Success program in Ark examined * Proj ect Success is a welfare reform plan in ef fect in Ark * Rescue Mission to fight hunger with 3 , 000 boxes of food Story of homeless family of six in LR * * Game teaches players to see as homel ess do Paperwork can smother aid to needy * Thousands pool resources for food boxes for needy * Once needy Jess Woods now feeds the hungry * * Shelters in LR area serve 600 Thanksgiving Day meals * Bald Knob Santa David Rayl shuts doors, cites criticism David Ryal has helped thousands of people at Christmas time * Letter compared the Rayls to Jim and Tammy Faye Baker * * State Rep J acquel ine Roberts distributes food to needy * Requests to AP&L for help paying bills now double Jess Woods prepares to feed needy a Christmas meal * Salvation Army Homeless Shelter feeds the hungry * Donations from Arkansans help deluged charities stay afloat * Rev Arlis Downs heads Living Truth. which aids needy people * * Program sends leftover food from restaurants to homeless POPE COUNTY County j udge. two JPs report death threats POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS Infant death rate up in Arkansas (highest counties) Census figures show overall s tate growth Delta population down as Northwest region grows List of state ' s 10 largest cities ( 1 990 population) Population figures for all Arkansas cities. 1 980 , 1990 Population of counties, 1 980 , 1990 Little Rock plans to challenge rept showing loss since 1985 Map shows population changes Census losses anger heads of some cities Black population sees no growth in 1980s in Ark Ethnic breakdown by county shown in table Pine Bluff fuming over slight census gain Changes in Ark population by race (maps) White population shrinking faster than bl ack in Delta region Black population grew in seven of Arkansas ' s largest cities Population, racial breakdown of state ' s largest cities NLR' s figures counter Census Bureau number Racial mix in counties shows only slight changes Article on gainers and losers among Ark cities in ' 9 0 census Article on state ' s five biggest gainers among cities Article on state ' s five biggest losers among cities Census may reveal ' ghost town' trend List of smal l tCMns in Ark l osing residents Little Rock still 96th largest US city 252 1 0/ 13/91 10/13/91 10/ 1 4/91 10/ 14/91 10/ 1 4/ 91 10/ 1 4/ 91 11/ 2/91 11/ 5/91 1 1 / 1 1/91 11/ 1 1/91 11/ 24/91 11/25/91 1 1 / 25/91 11/ 25/91 1 1/ 27/91 l l/28/91 11/29/91 12/10/91 1 2/ 1 0/91 12/ 10/91 12/24/91 1 2/25/91 12/25/91 12/26/91 12/27/91 12/28/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL A20 A21 Al Al A4 A5 A13 Bl Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B2 Al Al Al Bl Al Bl Al Bl El B2 1 1 2 5 1 3 3 4 5 5 1 1 2 6 4 5 1 2 2 2 2 3 1 2 4 2 1 10/ 1 2/91 Bl 6 Ol/ 8/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 0 1/ 24/91 Ol/24/91 01/24/91 0 1 / 24/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/27 /91 01/27 /91 01/28/91 01/28/ 91 01/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 3/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 6/91 5 2 2 3 1 1 2 5 5 2 5 2 3 5 1 1 1 1 5 1 l 2 3 1 Al Al Al Al AlO Al O Al O AlO Bl Bl B2 B3 Bl Bl Bl B3 Bl B2 Al Al4 A15 Al AB Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Residents of LR, NLR moving to outskirts of Pulaski County Fastest growing towns and cities listed High birth rate offsets loss of black population Ten percent of state ' s blacks leave. U S Census firgures show Maps show migration among populations of Ark counties Hot Springs mayor calls changes 'wealth flight ' Delta outmigration saps areas resources Single women head 25 .5 pct more families in Ark than in 1 980 Oakhaven. McGehee win chal lenge of census count Retiree boom slows in rural parts of state Arkansas gains 5 2 , 27 5 people in new figures on census Revised count gives LR population of 1 82 . 000 Revised figures give Ark population of 2 , 403, 000 American Indian population for 1980 , 1 990 . by county Commerce Dept makes 1990 census count official despite errors Infant mortal ity rate in Ark improves Population growth lag in Ark linked to pay levels Admitted error in NLR census will not be corrected Ark population growing older. household size shrinking * PORNOGRAPHY AND OBSCENITY Senate panel approves tougher laws on child pornography Pine Bluff couple sue Handy Mart over indecent exposure cl aim Youth arrested at LR over word on T-shirt Hot Springs ordinance on topless bars may be unconstitutional LR vice squads hit video rental stores Robert Lewis Jones pleads guilty to wearing obscene message Child pornography raid at Conway in 1990 called a dud Owner of topless club at Hot Springs says he did not know law Prosectuor tells Rogers group pornography not top priority Dale A Koelling faces child pornography charge * * Greene County resident faces child pornography charge * Petition seeks grand j ury probe of porn in Benton County PORTIS . CHARLES see also Books and writing - Rev iews PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL BASELINE ESSAYS see Education Ag8 PORTS see Harbors. ports and marinas POSITIVE LOCK Ralph Beals invented Positive Lock Russel lville firm makes locks for businesses Wal-Mart Stores among users of Positive L ock POSTAL SERVICE see also Artek Systems Inc Closing of historic bldgs in Dardanelle. Fordyce protested Planned closing of historic Fayetteville office protested Towns want historic postof fices spared Frederick L Spathel f is new postmaster at LR Eureka Springs , Dardanelle. Fordyce don ' t want offices moved Springtown office closes after 135 years Gaz ette Building may become site of LR postoffice * POTLATCH CORP Warren plant may be closed PO'ITSVILLE 253 PAGE COL 02/ 8/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/ 15/ 91 02/15/91 02/15/91 04/28/91 05/13/91 05/24/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 14/91 06/ 14/91 06/ 14/91 07/ 9/91 07/16/91 07/ 24/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 12/27 /91 Bl B2 Al Al All All Al B2 Bl B9 Al A12 Al 2 A6 Al Bl Al A4 Bl 4 3 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 5 6 1 1 3 2 2 6 1 1 02/16/91 03/ 5/91 03/20/91 04/ 8/91 04/25/91 05/ 10/91 09/ 1/91 09/17 /91 09/25/91 10/31/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 9/91 B8 B3 BlO Bl B2 B7 B2 Bl Bl AlO B4 Bl 4 1 4 6 2 1 5 2 2 2 1 3 08/26/91 x12 08/26/91 xl2 08/26/91 x12 1 1 1 01/ 7/91 01/ 7 /91 0 1/ 13/91 01/16/91 02/12/91 07 I 8/91 1 1 / 1 2/91 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 Bl Bl C3 Cl Bl B5 Dl 06/ 7 /91 ClO 4 ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1991 DATE see als o Cities and towns POULTRY see Livestock and poultry POULTRY FEDERATION, Arkansas see Pollution Control and Ecol ogy Dept (Ark) see Roads see Trade s chools POULTRY L ITTER see Waste materials POWER TECHNOLOGY INC Top-line laser products evolve from kitchen tinkering POZZA ' S PASTA Hand labor used in making pasta at Tontitown pl ant PRAIRIE GROVE BATTLEFIELD STATE PARK see Parks , recreation and tourism PRAIRIE GROVE CLOTHESLINE FAIR see Culture and the arts PRAIRIES see Wilderness and natural areas PRATT. LEANNA Tontitown girl dispapears on Halloween night * PREGNANCY see Births. pregnancy and obstetrics PREJUDICE see Civil rights and discrimination PREMIUMS AND TRADING STAMPS Atty Gen Wi.nston Bryant sues Gold Star over coupon books Coupon scam at Fort Smith nets up t o $500,000 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Arkansas Presbyterians hail compromise on sexual ity issues Presbytery of Ark buy s land in Chenal Valley for future use PRESCOTI' Fire destroys tw o business buildings PRESCOTI' SCHOOL DI STRICT see Education Mr21 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1988 see also Duke, David PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1992 Bill Clinton avoids limelight because of presidential rumors Gov Clinton refuses t o talk pol itics during wartime Specul ation on Bill Cl inton ' s pol itical plans continue Bill Clinton has shot at White House, analysts say Bill Clinton supports Bush decision t o enter ground w ar phase Bill Clinton denies he will seek higher office in 1992 Presidential rumors abound despite Bill Clinton ' s denials C linton role in Democratic Leadership Council discussed Bill Cl inton tries to stir Dems toward mainstream Speeches by Bill Clinon have presidential candidate ring Bill Clinton denies he is gearing up for presidential bid Gov Clinton bashes Pres Bush on handl ing issue of Kurds Bill Cl inton invites Jesse Jackson to DLC convention Louisiana senator rounds up crowd for Bill Clinton talk Bill Clinton urges natl Democratic Party reforms Jesse Jackson calls Bill Clinton, DLC divisive t o party 254 PAGE COL 09/30/91 x13 1 05/ 8/91 ClO 1 11/ 2/91 B4 3 08/16/91 C2 08/22/91 C l 2 2 06/ 1 2/91 Bl 08/17 /91 B l 5 2 06/13/91 B6 1 A9 A3 A3 1 5 1 2 2 5 2 1 2 4 Bl 2 B2 Al B2 A6 B2 1 4 5 2 1 5 02/ 4/ 91 02/ 6/91 02/ 1 0/ 9 1 02/24/91 02/24/91 03/ 5/91 03/11/91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 1 1/91 04/ 13/91 04/ 18/91 04/18/91 04/20/91 04/22/91 04/23/91 04/25/91 Bl Al A16 Al x6 Bl B2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Gov Bill Clinton. Jesse J ackson a.t odds over DLC Bill Cl inton comments briefly on David Duke and the GOP Gov Clinton says clash with Jesse J ackson not intentional Non-candidate for president. Gov Clinton s ounds like one Bill Clinton invites Ray Thornton to natl DLC convention Bill Clinton not interested in forming third party Bill Clinton. DLC move to take center stage in natl party Bill Clinton insists he is not running for president Bill Clinton wants to turn Dems from old-style l iberalism Bill Cl inton ' s speech brings DLC delegates to their feet DLC. which Gov Clinton heads. opposes race quotas in hiring Ark taxpayers not paying for Clinton trip t o DLC convention Columnist says Bill Clinton is running for president Sheffield Nelson reminds nation Clinton won ' t answer question DLC convention. chaired by Gov Clinton. ends convention List of resolutions approved by DLC convention Gov Clinton urges Democrats to avoid Dan Quayle bashing Column says DLC surrenders old Democratic formula Skip Rutherford reports on DLC convention. Clinton reception DLC delegates urge Bill Clinton t o enter presidential race Bill Clinton describes ideal presidential candidate Black voters. labor criticize stand taken by DLC. Clinton US Senator Daniel P Moynihan likes l ook of Bill Clinton Betsey Wright denies DLC mimics Republicans Betsey Wright denies DLC is me-too Republicanism Gov Bill Clinton takes his message to Boston Gov Clinton meets with educ ministers of Eastern Europe Sample comments by Arkansans on Clinton-for-pres question Bill Clinton calls on Congress to aid the middle class Bill Clinton has reservations about presidential bid Speech by Bill Clinton stirs up Louisiana Democrats Gov Clinton reportedly irked by Cumo remark on DLC Clinton teasing with words on presidential race . column says Bill Clinton tells youngsters he would like to be president Hillary Clinton says Gov Clinton not likely to run for pres Gov Clinton downplays presidential rumors National education leaders praise Gov Bill Clinton Gov Clinton critical of Bush adm plans to cut student aid Forty-seven pct say no to idea of President Bill Clinton Article analyzes poll on posaible Clinton run for president Poll shows Cl inton approval rating by various groups Column comments on Clinton rating on presidential poll Bill Clinton slams GOP domestic pol icy Poll shows Bill Clinton would defeat Dan Quayle for president Betsey Wright pleased with Clinton showing in president poll Gov Bill Clinton attending meeting in Germany Gov Bill Cl inton says Bush dividing white. black workers Jesse J ackson does not invite Bill Clinton to meeting Bill Clinton abs orbs shots from national Democrats Gov Bill Clinton goes to Russia from Germany Gov Clinton returns from Europe. wows natl Democrats Columnist says Clinton trip to Russia was pol itical Little Rock s eeks to host 1992 presidential debates German prosperity praised by Gov Bill Clinton 255 04/28/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 05/ l/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 7 /91 05/ 7 / 9 1 05/ 7/91 05/ 7/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 8/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 9/91 05/11/91 05/1 1/91 05/12/91 05/13/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/ 1 4/ 9 1 05/ 1 4/ 91 05/15/91 05/16/91 05/19/91 05/19/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/ 22/91 05/23/91 05/29/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 2/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 7 /91 06/10/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/13/91 06/13/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl Bl B2 A2 B2 Al Al Al Al P:3 P:3 Bl Bl Al A6 AB Bll Bl Bl B2 Al B6 Al Bl Al A6 A7 P:3 K3 B2 C6 Bl B4 B6 B6 B4 B4 Al A4 A4 Bl Bl Al A6 A6 B6 P:3 B4 P:3 Al Bl Al Bl 6 1 1 5 4 2 5 4 4 2 1 4 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 5 3 5 4 5 5 2 1 1 3 3 4 1 1 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 5 4 4 2 2 l 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill Cl inton foresees natl Democratic infighting over nominee Bill Cl inton j oins Dem strategy session in Washington. D C Beryl Anthony says Bill Clinton is running for president Bill Cl inton cal ls Bush criticism j ust politics Bill Cl inton j oins strategy for beating George Bush Bill Clinton accents party in talk to Wisconsin Democrats Bill Clinton making name for himself in Washington. D C Bill Cl inton speechifying j ust like a president New Hampshire party snubs Bill Clinton and DLC Columnist asks questions. gives answers on Clinton ' s future Bill Clinton says New Hampshire Dems in ' local disagreement ' Louisiana Democrats favor Bush over Gov Bill Clinton Gov Clinton to address group of Democratic l iberals at LA Bill Clinton must decide soon on presidential race Gov Clinton gets friendly welcome from Calif liberals Bill Clinton bid for presidency could boost Ark image Newsweek says Bill Clinton rated 3rd among Democrats Notes on Clinton presidential watch Bill Clinton backs federal tax credit for parents Bill Clinton gratified by showing in Newsweek poll Clinton should make run for presidency now. columnist writes Bill Clinton finishes low on presidential polls in 2 states Bill Clinton to speak before National Press Club Bill Clinton downplays invitation to Natl Press Club Several Arkansans urge Bill Clinton to run for president Gov Clinton attends opening of Natl Civil Rights Museum Gov Clinton decides not to address National Press Club Bill Clinton says his childhood not ' dirt-poor ' Bill Clinton visits Chicago proj ects for solutions to crime Busines s world has mixed views on Clinton run for president Clinton running for president. Bob Lancaster says Gov Clinton admits interest in presidential candidacy Gov Clinton says .prospect of breaking promise worries him Columnist Max Brantley discusses Clinton ' s eye on presidency Bill Clinton j ust says no pry ing to personal questions Legislators say Cl inton need not resign to seek nomination Sheffield Nelson tells Clinton to resign if running for pres Gov Clinton considers setting up DLC in Cuomo ' s turf Gephart decision not to seek presidency could aid Clinton Cl inton will find no choice on own privacy . columnist writes Tommy Robinson says he knows of no Clinton moral flaws Clinton non-committal as presidential buttons sell fast Gov Clinton frames natl party task in talk to Maine Dems Poll shows Oklahoma not sold on Gov Clinton Bill Clinton invokes old privacy rule . James Powell writes Columnist urges Clinton to make bold thrust for president Ray Thornton supports Bill Clinton run for presidency Bill Cl inton softens comments about media questioning Bill Clinton says he has never broken drug laws Gov Bill Clinton says he never broke any drug laws N Y Gov Mario Cuomo attacks Clinton ' s remarks on N Y Gov Bill Clinton. Gov Mario Cuomo settle feud Kentucky Democrats hear Clinton outl ine party campaign Pro-choice stand of Clinton seen as sign of campaign (ed) 256 06/13/91 06/ 14/91 06/14/91 06/ 14/91 06/15/91 06/16/91 06/17/91 06/17/91 06/ 1 8/91 06/ 18/91 06/ 19/91 06/ 20/91 06/ 2 2/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/24/91 06/ 24/91 06/ 25/91 06/25/91 06/30/91 07 I 1/91 01 I 3/91 01 I 4/91 01 I 5/91 07/ 5/91 07 I 9/91 07 I 9/91 07 / 13/91 07 / 1 4/91 07/17/91 07/17/91 07 / 17/91 07/17/91 07 / 18/91 07 / 1 8/ 91 07 / 1 9/91 07 /20/91 07/21/91 07 / 2 1/91 07 / 2 1/91 07 /21/91 07 /22/91 07 /22/91 07 /22/91 07 / 2 2/91 07 /23/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 07 /25/91 07 /25/91 07 /26/91 07 /28/91 07 /28/91 PAGE COL B4 Al Al All 1 2 5 3 1'3 3 2 1 5 2 1 5 1 2 2 3 1 1 5 2 5 1 5 1 1 5 1 Bl B4 B4 Al Bl Al A4 B6 Al B4 Fl A2 B7 Al A4 Bl B4 1'3 1'3 A1 B2 Bl B2 Al Fl Al Al Al Bl Al A4 Bl 1'3 Al Bl Bl Bl Al 1'3 B7 x3 A4 B2 BS 1'3 Bl Bl BS C4 5 5 2 2 2 5 5 1 2 4 5 5 5 1 1 4 2 3 3 3 1 1 1 6 2 5 3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Party insiders see more tussles between Clinton and Cuomo Gossip flies in Washington about Cl inton ' s personal life Gov Clinton cries foul over racial tactic report in NY Clinton defies warning : plans DLC chapter in New Hampshire New Hampshire Democratic leader unhappy with Clinton. DLC Clinton needs money to go with fine words for natl campaign Clinton would concentrate on Bush neglect of domestic issues Moderates ready to contribute if Cl inton seeks presidency Sam Walton has contributed to Bill Cl inton campaigns Stephens. Tyson and Wal.ton families would help Clinton run New Hampshire could be golden opportunity for Bill Clinton Calif liberals like Clinton despite his rightward leanings Norman Lear warm in his praise of Bill and Hillary Clinton Polls show Clinton faces long road to nomination for pres W R Stephens believes Clinton race for president would help Clinton ' s arrogance unimpressive. Pat Lynch writes Arkansas weighs benefits of Clinton campaign for president Bill Clinton wins over New Hampshire Democrats Gov Clinton mends rift with New Hampshire Dem chairman Gov Bill Clinton taking his message to Texas Cl inton looks stroner with Rockefeller out of contention Gov Cl inton heads to last DLC meeting in Texas Gov Bill Cl inton meets with Texas Gov Ann Richards Clinton meets with Texas Democrats at Austin Clinton not staying away from big money in Democratic Party Consultants aid Bill Clinton with press Bill Clinton wraps up his swing through Texas for DLC Bill Clinton takes civil rights record to SCLC convention Mississippi Democrats urge Clinton to run in 1992 The presidential quest (ed) Rumors say Bill Clinton leaving DLC. setting up committee Pat Lynch says Clinton should resign if he seeks presidency Bill Clinton ponders nitty-gritty of presidential bid Gov Cl inton meets with top aides t o discuss presidential bid Rumors about Clinton ' s sex l ife just a diversion, wife says Gov Clinton critical of Bush adm anti-abortion stance Gov Clinton accuses Bush of seeking racial strife Gov Clinton speaks to S outhern Christian Leadership Conf Democrats certain Clinton to seek presidential nomination Bill Clinton forms presidential exploratory committee Gov Bill Clinton resigns as DLC chairman Treasurer of Clinton ' s exploratory comm is Bruce Lindsey Arkansans not surprised by Clinton ' s latest move Bill Clinton tops list of ' maybes, ' Max B rantley writes Bill Clinton appears on all three natl TV networks Dale Bumpers . David Pryor say Clinton would be good candidate Bill Clinton l ights up morning TV shows Clinton says health insurance concerns must be addressed Spotlight to be on Clinton at Natl Governors Assn conv Bill Clinton attending National Governor s ' Assn convention Gov Clinton had attention-filled day at Governors ' Assn meet GOP analyst s have no fear of Clinton campaign Bill Clinton gets good press in all parts of country Clinton must defend state of his state, columnist writes 257 07 /29/91 07 / 2 9/91 07 /29/91 07 /30/91 07 /31/91 0 8/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 5/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 08/08/91 08/10/91 0 8/ 1 1/91 08/11/91 08/ 11/91 08/12/ 91 08/12/91 08/ 13/91 08/13/91 08/14/ 9 1 08/ 14/91 08/15/91 08/15/91 08/ 16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/ 17 /91 08/17 /91 08/17 /91 08/17 /91 08/17 /91 0 8/ 18/91 08/ 18/ 91 08/18/91 08/18/91 08/ 18/91 PAGE COL Al A3 BS A3 A3 B9 A3 Al A6 A6 Al B2 B2 B2 B2 x3 x8 Al Al A3 Al A3 Al A3 A3 Al A3 Bl B6 C2 A3 x3 Al Al A2 A8 Al Al Al Al Al Al A6 Bl Al A3 A8 AB AB Al Al Al Bl C3 2 3 4 1 1 1 l 5 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 1 2 2 4 5 3 4 2 4 5 1 1 2 1 3 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 1 1 2 1 1 1 5 2 2 4 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Clinton says he is inclined t o run for president Rosa Parks praises Clinton speech to SLC Columnist discusses possible negative effects of Clinton run Bill Clinton sidesteps comment on coup in USSR Soviet crisis expected to help Bush. hurt Clinton. Democrats Senator Gore decision not to run for president aids Clinton Albert Gore withdrawal from race raises pressure on Clinton Columnist asks Gov Bill Clinton to rise above ' gooberdom ' GOP ex-gov of South Dakota would back Clinton in 1996 Clinton family ready to support run for presidency DNC treasurer Bob Farmer to resign to help Clinton Bob Farmer is a big-name fund-raiser in Clinton ' s camp Clinton making tour of state with unannounced stops Gov Clinton asking about release from his four-year pledge Robert Farmer says funds will be there for Clinton campaign Bill Clinton to speak at tri-state Democratic event in Iowa Bill Clinton says most he talks with approve his running Bill Clinton already has supporters in several states Travel ing Gov Clinton hears more adv ice to make run Jerry L Russell says Cl inton run will embarrass state Strategists will scrutinize Bill Cl inton ' s past Bob Farmer at work raising funds for Clinton Bill Clinton capable of taking on Bush. Edwin Yoder writes Some Oklahoma Democrats support a Clinton campaign Pine Bluff residents urge Bill Clinton to run for president Gov Cl inton poses key questions on possible race Bill Clinton talks of new j ob in Labor Day speech to labor President Bush not a ssuming education lead. Gov Clinton says Bill Clinton to j oin Democrats for key Iowa event Sam Walton mum on possible funding of Clinton campaign Bill Clinton. three others inaugurate 1 992 president race Bill Clinton getting into campaign swing with Illinois visit Ray Thornton ' s ' Marshall Plan' may fit Clinton campaign Illinois Sen Paul Simon comfortable with Bill Clinton Bill Clinton says voters understand his motives Betsey Wright wants no role in possible campaign by Clinton Bill Clinton holds meeting in Washington on possible race Poll shows most New Hampshire voters never heard of Clinton Bill Clinton. black vote assessed by bl ack politicians Jesse J ackson still sore at Clinton over DLC snub Bill Clinton erases bad memory in Atlanta Bill Clinton honing his message for national audiences Exit of Betsey Wright could hurt Bill Clinton campaign Bill and Hillary Clinton admit marriage had ' difficul ties ' Bill Clinton says he is on Democrats ' first team Bill Clinton hires Stanley Greenberg to do polling Column discusses meaning of New Hampshire poll on Clinton Paul Carey raising funds in New York for Bill Clinton race Bill Clinton denies being advised to bring wife to meeting Cl inton cautions Dems on criticism of Bush foreign pol icy Pope County cynical about Gov Bill Clinton ' s pledge Gov Clinton sticks by poor. Hillary Clinton says Hillary Clinton ' s emotional speech stirs Californians Bill Clinton keys on health care in California speeches 258 08/19/91 08/19/91 08/19/91 08/20/91 08/21/91 08/22/91 08/23/91 08/23/91 08/26/91 08/27/91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 09/ 2/ 91 09/ 2/91 09/ 2/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 09/ 6/91 09/ 7 /91 09/ 8/91 09/ 9/91 09/ 9/91 09/ 11/91 09/12/91 09/14/91 09/15/91 09/15/91 09/15/91 09/15/91 09/16/91 09/16/91 09/17 /91 09/17 /91 09/ 17 /91 09/17 / 9 1 09/18/91 09/ 19/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/21/91 09/21/91 09/21/91 PAGE 001 Al B2 x3 5 4 A5 2 5 2 l 1 1 2 3 4 2 2 5 2 1 5 4 5 5 l 1 1 2 5 2 5 5 3 2 2 3 2 5 2 1 2 5 5 4 5 1 5 3 4 1 1 1 l 1 3 3 4 Al Al A3 Bl B2 Bl B5 A3 Al Al A6 Al A3 A3 A3 Al Al Bl C3 B2 B2 B2 Bl B5 A3 Cl Al Bl A3 Bl AB Al A3 Al Al Al A3 Al A3 Al A3 A3 Bl A3 A3 A3 A3 Al Al Al l ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Buffet sponsored by Clinton attract s 300 in Los Angeles Columnist discusses Clinton appearance in California Analysis of Bill Clinton ' s drive for presidential nomination Clinton tells Cal if Democrats party must offer alternative Notes from Clinton appearance in California Bill Clinton low on labor ' s list of potential candidates Bill Clinton is hit with Calif Democrats Bill Clinton running near back of pack, poll shows Clinton may have struck paydirt with Ed Miller support Young bel ievers lead Bill Clinton ' s drive for presidency Bill Clinton to make plans known on October 3 Clinton says 4-yr pledge could be called sl ip-of-the-tongue Bill and Hill ary Cl inton are a hit at Washington party Gov Bill Clinton to visit three key states Lewis Anthony column on possible race by Bill Clinton Bill Cl inton wins praise of two national columnists Bill Cl inton trails badly in Democratic preference polls Bill Cl inton would base his campaign in Little Rock Bill Clinton schedules fund-raiser after statement on Oct 3 Bill Clinton. Jesse J ackson to meet in LR today Bill Clinton asserts education ideas at Stanford Univ forum Bill Clinton calls Bob Kerry strong contender for nomination Lawrence Co GOP chmn urges support for Bill Clinton Bill Clinton. Jesse J ackson resolve their differences Bill Cl inton to reveal pl ans in Little Rock today George McGovern. Paul Simon warn Bil l Cl inton of hazards Old State House at LR readied for Bill Clinton announcement Bill Cl inton ' s announcement to be broadcast worldwide Article traces early years of Bill Clinton Money , name recognition are pressing needs of Bill Clinton Bill Clinton ' s mother felt sense of destiny about her son Hillary Clinton has influence on Bill Clinton Bill Clinton capable of presidency, Max B rantley writes Bill Clinton makes announcement for presidential race Demonstrators kept behind cameras as Bill Clinton spoke Large crowd present for Bill Clinton ' s announcement , speech Political pros sing Clinton ' s praises, welcome his run Announcement for president aims squarely at middle class Pol ice estimate crowd for Clinton announcement at 4 ,500 Text of Bill Clinton ' s announcement speech Excerpts from comments of Arkansans on race for president Column on fund-raiser reception for Bill Clinton at LR Notes on events during Bill Clinton ' s announcement day Harry Thomason introduced Cl inton for announcement of race Columnist Max B rantley discusses Clinton announcement Insiders rav e over Bill Clinton speech, crowd in attendance Police report incident-free day for Clinton announcement State GOP urges Bill Clinton t o resign Governor ' s Office Over 1 , 000 Cl inton supporters attend fund-raiser reception Bill Clinton ' s presidential quest (editorial ) Bill Cl inton beams message out on TV ; explains broken promise Bill Clinton takes his national health-care plan to Iowa Bryant Gumbel raises question of Bill Clinton ' s private life Bill Clinton ' s announcement speech called a masterpiece 259 09/ 2 1/ 9 1 0 9/ 2 1/ 9 1 09/22/ 9 1 09/22/91 09/22/91 0 9/ 23 / 9 1 09/23/91 09/23/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/27 /91 0 9/ 27 /91 09/ 2 8/ 9 1 0 9/28/91 09/29/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 1 0/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3 / 91 1 0/ 3/91 1 0/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/ 91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 1 0/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/ 91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/ 91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/ 91 10/ 5/91 1 0/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 10/ 6/91 PAGE COL A3 Bl Al Al A3 Al A3 A3 Bl Al Al Al AlO Al B9 Cl A3 Al A3 A3 A3 A4 B2 Al Al Al A7 A7 AB A.q A9 A9 Bl Al Al Al Al Al Al Al2 Al4 A15 AlS AlS A9 A9 A9 A9 A9 BlO Al Al Al C3 1 1 2 5 4 2 3 3 1 2 6 5 5 2 l 1 3 4 1 1 5 3 1 2 5 5 1 5 1 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 2 6 6 1 1 1 2 4 1 2 2 2 6 1 2 2 2 1 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill Clinton says Israel must trade land for peace Bill Clinton speaks to Jewish lobby in Dallas Bill Clinton takes gamble, but has a chance, writer says Bill Cl inton hits New Hampshire ground running Bill Cl inton focuses on bashing Bush in New Hampshire Bill Clinton fills day providing media photo opportunities Democrats like Bill Clinton ' s chances as candidate Reception to end Bill Clinton swing through Texas Bill Cl inton names Bruce Lindsey his campaign director Bill Cl inton well-received in Denver Houston woman grills Bill Cl inton on Dumond rape sentence Bill Clinton encounters doubt , support in 4 Texas cities Colorado support for Bill Clinton is strong Texas reception gains $30, 000 for Bill Cl inton campaign Bill Cl inton cheered by Hispanics , bl acks in Chicago North Carolina Democrats cheer Bill Clinton scouring of Bush Bill Cl inton calls John Doggett I I I a person of integrity Columnist says Bill Clinton ideas good, but not cheap State press comments on Bill Clinton candidacy Bill Clinton campaigns in New Hampshire Congres s ' problem lack of leadership, Bill Clinton says Newsweek article incorrect on Bill Clinton ' s childhood Presidential debate could land in Little Rock Bill Clinton comments on nomination of Clarence Thomas Bill Cl inton trip to Calif may bring $ 1 million for campaign Notes on Bill Clinton campaign Bill Clinton repts on money raised. spent on campaign to date List of contributors to Bill Clinton campaign Defense savings should shift to commerce. Bill Clinton says Bill Clinton appeals to working class crowd in New Jersey Reagan defense buildup helped fall of communism. Clinton says Bill Cl inton exhorts his fund team Bill Cl inton. Bob Kerry battle for Democratic middle class Bill Cl inton ' s apprenticeship idea could solve many problems David Wilhelm named campaign manager for B ill Clinton Focus on work force urged by Bill Cl inton * Bill Clinton campaigns for the middle class * Outline of Bill Clinton ' s position on issues * Campaign workers for Bill Cl inton to tour South Dakota * Clinton choice of David Wilhelm may add to clout in Iowa * * Bill Clinton says David Duke sympton of voters ' disgust * Bill Clinton welcomes J erry Brown into race * Ad satire used in Clinton campaign creates controversy * Second Illinois strategist j oins Bill Clinton staff * Poll shows Bill Cl inton still not wel l-known to voters * Bill Clinton ' s core campaign staff nearly complete Economy must be addressed. Bill Clinton says * Head of NEA cites Bill Clinton ' s educ reform record * Bill Clinton evokes FDR, offers ' new covenant ' * * List of Bill Clinton ' s new covenant proposals * Poll shows 66 pct of New Yorkers don ' t know Bill Clinton * Bill Clinton takes Bush to task over aid to I srael Bill Clinton thinks Mario Cuomo w on ' t hurt fund-raising * Loss of Arkansas Gazette cost Clinton dearly. Starr writes * 260 10/ 7 /91 10/ 7/91 10/ 7 /91 10/ 8/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/ 9/91 10/10/91 10/10/91 10/ 1 1/91 10/ 11/91 10/ll/91 10/ 1 1/91 10/13/91 10/ 13/91 10/13/91 10/13/91 10/ 13/91 10/ 14/91 10/14/91 10/ 14/91 10/ 14/91 10/15/91 10/ 1 5/91 10/15/91 10/ 16/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/ 17 /91 10/17/91 10/17 /91 10/17/91 10/17/91 10/18/91 10/ 19/91 10/ 20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/20/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/22/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/23/91 10/24/91 10/24/91 10/24/91 10/25/91 10/25/91 10/25/91 PAGE COL Al Al B7 Al Al A9 A_q A9 A3 A3 Al A3 A3 A3 Al A16 A6 C3 C4 Al A3 A3 xS Al A3 A3 A3 A3 A3 A6 Ah A6 B9 B9 Al C4 Al Al A14 Al4 All All Al l A2 Bl B6 B6 B6 Al Al A17 Al Al5 Bll 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 6 1 l 4 1 2 1 6 1 4 1 1 1 1 3 1 3 5 1 3 2 3 2 2 1 4 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 6 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * President Bush feel ing heat , Bill Cl inton says * Bill Clinton insists Democrats do more than bash Bush Jesse Jackson wants God to send him into presidential fray * * Bill Cl inton and his rivals running on shoestring budgets * Bill Cl inton says Bush ignores home front to guard world Democrat-Gaz ette critical of Clinton remarks to Jews * Bill Clinton ' s Ark tax record mentioned in natl column * Bill Cl inton expects little flak over his non-veteran status* * Bill Cl inton says he tried twice to j oin ROTC programs Possible Cuomo bid w on ' t affect tactics, Bill Clinton says * * Arkansas campiagn headquarters for Bill Clinton moving Bill Clinton would lift armed services ban on homesexuals * * Obscure group attacks Bill Cl inton in New Hampshire paper Credit Clinton (ed on credit given Reagan for defense work) * No Arkansas Democrat-Gazette columnist favors Bill Cl inton * L Douglas Wilder criticizes Clinton welfare reform proposal * Wilder brings David Duke into criticism of Bill Cl inton * * Wilder ' s inexperience pointed out by Bill Clinton * Bill Cl inton lining up support in Maine Long speech at Atlanta still haunts Bill Clinton * * Bill Clinton. Douglas Wilder provide friction at TV forum * Bill Clinton comes out fighting in New Hampshire L Douglas Wilder any attack on Bill Clinton unintentional * * Couple accompanies Clinton as visual aid for party speech John Brummett writes on his changed view of Bill Clinton * Bill Cl inton broke personal promise, John R Starr writes * * Chicagoan Rahm Emmanuel j oins Bill Clinton ' s staff Bill Clinton stumbled in N H debate. John B rummett writes * * John Robert Starr writes on broken campaign promises * Bill Cl inton shuns donations from PACs Bill Clinton ' s hopes buoyed by Pennsylvania election results* * Bill Cl inton gains endorsements in swing through Florida * Billie and Willie (ed on Clinton debate with Wilder) * Bill Cl inton criticizes tenor of David Kuke politics Bill Clinton carries hypocrisy to new heights, Starr writes * Bill Cl inton talks economics in Manchester * Bill Clinton campaign returned check from PAC * * Bill Clinton on handshaking tour in New Hamp shire * Bill Clinton says credit card interest rate should be cut Bill Clinton says Dems must prove they can fix what ' s broken* * Bill Clinton styles core message to suit his audience * Bill Clinton builds on welfare reform program * Success of wel fare reform in Ark examined * Bill Clinton talks to veterans at Little Rock Mario Cuomo derides Clinton welfare, natl youth service idea* PAC contribution to Clinton campaign not returned for weeks * * Consider consistency of Clinton ' s covenants, Starr writes John Robert Starr calls Clinton a bold, bald-faced liar * Top aides t o Clinton campaign set up shop in Little Rock * * Bill Clinton, other candidates. make pitch to labor * Poll shows Bill Clinton in 6th place in New Hampshire * Bill C l inton blames Congress for some of nation ' s woes Bill Clinton urges govt to use his 5-pt recssion remedy * * Radio spots beam flak at Bill Clinton in New Hampshire 26 1 10/26/91 10/27/91 10/ 27 /91 10/28/91 10/28/91 10/28/91 10/28/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 10/31/91 10/31/91 10/3 1/91 10/31/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 3/91 1 1/ 3/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 4/91 1 1/ 5/91 1 1/ 5/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 6/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 7 /91 11/ 9/91 1 1/ 9/91 1 1/ 9/91 11/ 9/91 1 1/ 10/91 1 1/ 10/91 11/10/91 11/ 10/91 11/ 1 1/91 11/ 1 1/91 11/12/91 1 1/ l i/91 11/12/91 11/ 12/91 1 1/ 1 2/91 1 1 / 1 2/91 11/13/91 1 1/ 13/91 11/ 14/91 11/14/91 11/15/91 PAGE COL Al Al Bl Al A9 B6 B6 Al Al AB B6 Al AlO BlO Bl l Al Al Al Al 9 Al 9 Al Al Al Al9 H5 B7 All B7 B7 B4 Bl B3 BB Bl Bl l B3 b3 Al AlO All All Al Al Al Bl Bl B7 B7 El Al Al6 Bl Bl Al6 2 6 3 3 1 1 2 5 5 4 2 2 1 1 4 2 2 2 1 1 3 5 6 1 l 1 1 1 3 3 4 1 1 1 1 3 l 2 5 1 2 5 5 2 5 5 2 2 1 2 3 4 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill Clinton says he is unmindful of Mario Cuomo * Bill Clinton praise for Edwin Edwards draws Starr editorial * Bill Clinton gains endorsement in South Carol ina * * Bill Clinton pins hopes on Super Tuesday showing * Bill Clinton clings to 5-point economic proposal * Bill Clinton chides ' gutless ' group over critical ads Bill Clinton taped listening to Kerry ' s lesbian j oke * * Statehood for District of Columbia endorsed by Clinton * Bill Clinton refuses comment on Kerry j oke about lesbians Bill Clinton cal ls for drop in credit card interest rate * Bill Cl inton equivocates, gets off hook. columnist says * Bill Clinton attacks tax-and-spend politics * Bob Kerry made genuine apology for j oke, Bill Clinton says * The j okesters (ed) * Meredith Oakley column on Kerry ' s j oke told to Bill Clinton * Bill Clinton speaks to Florida students * Jerry Brown attacks Bill Clinton, Bob Kerrey * Bill Clinton holds his own in Harkin territory * Clinton well-received in Chicago and I ow a * Bill Bill Clinton, L Douglas Wilder court black bloc * Oklahoman Terri Walters j oins Bill Clinton campaign team * John Robert Starr sees hypocricy in Clinton on tax and spend* Connie Hanzy alleges she has sexual encounter with Clinton * Gov Clinton ' s office denies incident reptd by Connie Hanzy * State Rep J immie Don McKissick gives acct of Hamzy ' s actions* Witnesses swear Connie Hamz y ' s account not true * * Connie Hamzy meets press. insists Penthouse story true Bill Clinton tells Texans he is different breed * story * Penthouse is true. ' Sweet. Sweet ' Connie Hamzy says Penthouse article wil l not hurt Bill Clinton. analysts say * Senator Sam Nunn (D. Ga) to host Clinton fundraiser * Sweet, Sweet Connie doing her act again. M Oakley writes * * Sex accusation should not hurt Clinton. Starr writes Bill Clinton says fl imsy allegations common in campaigns * Bill Clinton ' s plan draws attention fron national press * * Bill Clinton ' s plan draws attention fron national press Bill Clinton ' s staff spreads message from Little Rock * * Bill Clinton ' s staff spreads message from Little Rock * Tom Harkin. Bill Cl inton lead debate on Dem message * Tom Harkin. Bill Clinton lead debate on Dem message * Bill Clinton asks for $581 . 5 9 1 from FEC * Bill Clinton says he has plan on recession James Carville j oins Clinton campaign * L Douglas Wilder to visit Little Rock * * Bill Clinton visits Wyoming, gets governor ' s endorsement * James Carville says Clinton ' s ideas drew him to campaign Bill Clinton scoffs at assertion he took David Duke ' s ideas * Cl inton says he worked for welfare reform; Duke burned cross* John B rummett column on Bill Clinton as front-runner * * Bill Clinton calls Wilder remarks on Ark ' arrogant ' * L Douglas Wilder scales down his visit t o Arkansas * Bill Clinton says he is ready for Mario Cuomo * Bill Clinton unsure that Forida poll is significant Alliance for Republican-Independent Agenda fights Clinton * 262 11/15/91 1 1/ 15/91 11/ 17/91 11/ 17/91 11/19/91 11/ 19/91 11/ 19/91 1 1 / 1 9/ 9 1 11/ 20/91 l l/20/91 11/20/91 11/ 2 1/ 9 1 11/21/91 11/ 2 1/91 11/22/91 11/22/91 11/ 23/91 11/ 24/ 91 11/ 24/91 11/25/91 11/25/91 11/25/91 1 1 / 27 /91 11/27/91 11/27/91 11/27/91 11/27/91 11/27/91 11/ 27/91 11/28/91 11/28/91 11/ 2 9/91 1 1/29/91 11/29/91 12/ 1/91 12/ l/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 2/91 12/ 3/91 1 2/ 3/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 8/91 PAGE COL A16 Bl l Al B6 Al All Al2 A12 Al AB Bll Al Al O BS Bll B4 B4 Al A12 Al Bl B7 Al Al Al Al AlO AlO A19 B4 B4 Bll Bll B2 Al Al Al Al AS AS Bl B3 B3 Bl B4 B4 A4 A4 B9 Bl Bl B4 B4 Bl 2 4 5 1 4 1 5 5 2 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 4 4 1 2 4 1 2 2 2 2 l 3 1 1 2 1 4 3 2 2 4 4 1 1 6 4 5 1 4 4 2 2 1 1 l 2 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE L Douglas Wilder stumps on Cl inton ' s turf (West Memphis) Bill Clinton camp faces tough week ahead L Douglas Wilder tests waters in Clinton ' s territory ARIAS t o revive ' raise and spend ' ad against Bill Cl inton Isolationism bad policy, Bill Clinton tells Jewish leaders Bill Clinton ' s staff tries to fight ARIAS ads Bill Clinton comments on Repub Pat Buchanan ' s campaign Hillary Clinton keeps busy in campaign Bill Clinton gets cheers from National Education Assn Bill Clinton campaigns in Texas Bill Cl inton says America must rebuild its economy Bill Clinton campaign expects to raise $750, 000 in week Bill Clinton does not remember letter to Sen J W Fulbright Bill Clinton campaigning for Florida poll votes Bill Clinton leads Democratic candidates in Florida poll Bill Clinton. other Dems. vie for votes in Florida poll Hillary Clinton gets thumbs up from Floridians Bill Clinton ' s work with Governors Assn reaps benefits Bill Cl inton is teachers ' pet once again Bill Clinton called darling of national media Column by Meredith Oakley on Frank Greer and ARIAS John Brummett column on Frank Greer attack on ARIAS Bill Cl inton in televised debate with Dem candidates Bill Clinton wins 53 pct in Florida straw poll Supporters say Bill Clinton on a roll Column says ' foreign ' writer romanticizes Clinton roots Debate antices of 3 rivals criticized by Bill Cl inton Little Rock event brings $800.000 to Clinton campaign New Hampshire broadcasters bristle at Clinton campaign lr Bill Clinton uninspiring in TV debate. John B rummett writes Editorial discusses Bill Clinton ' s shewing in Florida pol l Anti-Cl inton group warns to let ads run Miami business audience hears Bill Cl inton ' s economy plan Bill Clinton attends Ohio fund-raiser Bill Clinton expects Cuomo to jump in at last minute Bill Clinton downplays chances for New Hampshire win Natl media not interested in Clinton ' s complete story (col) Bill Cl inton defends his health-care plan provisions Bill Clinton endorsed by Nashville (Tenn) Banner Georgia Senator Sam Nunn. endorses Bill Clinton Bill Clinton campaign offices open in New York City Bill Cl inton traces GM woes t o lack of US economic plan Bill Cl inton has sympathy for Mario Cuomo Bill Clinton may benefit from Cuomo decision not to run Bill Clinton wows big city media. but not in Little Rock Georgia move of primary could aid Bill Clinton Bill Clinton accepted PAC funds for race for governor Bill B ecker rept on Clinton labor record is column topic Bill Clinton needs good showing in Michigan. Illinois Bill Clinton says Bush should stop ' bl ame game ' Bill Clinton record praised by some. criticized by others Georgia Gov Zell Miller supports Bill Cl inton Bill Cl inton charts smooth course on primary trail Cl inton ' s domestic GI bill is fluff. Democrat-Gazette says 263 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 12/ 9/91 12/ 9/91 1 2/ 10/91 12/10/91 12/ 1 1/91 1 2/ 1 2/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/ 1 2/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 12/13/91 1 2/ 1 4/91 1 2/ 1 4/91 12/15/91 12/ 15/91 1 2/ 1 5/91 12/15/91 12/ 1 5/91 12/15/91 1 2/ 1 5/91 12/16/91 12/16/91 12/16/91 12/16/91 12/17/91 12/17/91 12/ 17/91 1 2/ 17/91 1 2/ 18/91 1 2/ 1 8/ 9 1 12/ 18/91 12/18/91 1 2/ 1 9/ 91 12/ 1 9/ 9 1 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 12/ 20/91 12/20/91 12/20/91 1 2/ 2 1/91 1 2/ 2 1/91 12/21/91 12/ 21/91 12/22/91 12/22/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 PAGE COL Al Al B3 B8 Al Al A9 BS Al A20 A22 Bl B6 Bl BS Al A16 Bl B2 B5 H5 H5 Al Al Al B7 Al Al Al B7 BlO B3 B4 B4 Al A8 B9 Al A18 Al8 A19 Al9 Al8 A19 A20 A21 Bl H5 Al Al Al Al Bl B6 2 5 3 1 2 6 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 5 1 2 5 1 3 2 1 1 3 3 6 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 4 6 1 4 6 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 4 4 5 5 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Bill Clinton climbs to 2nd in New Hampshire poll * Bill Clinton spending hol idays at home * Rhode Island Gov Sundlun endorses Bill Cl inton * Clinton on Bush (ed in Arkansas Democrat-Gaz ette) * Bigger natl woes might overcome Clinton. columnist writes * Ark GOP will not block David Duke from primary * John Sununu predicts Clinton to win ticket. lose to Bush Paul Tsonga s . Bill Clinton nearly tied in new poll in NH * Meredith Oakley comments on Time story on Bill Clinton * FEC to send Bill Clinton $57 9 , 364 * Clinton bid will strengthen negative myths. Starr writes * Bill Clinton ' s New Hampshire campaign run in living rooms * * Clinton ' s rise (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial) * Bill Clinton seeks to avoid tag, ' regional candidat e ' Bob Kerrey says Bill Clinton now man to beat * * Bill Clinton running well in L Douglas Wilde r ' s state L Douglas Wilder could siphon black vote from Bill Clinton * PRIEST, SHARON see also Little Rock PRISONERS see Prisons and prisoners PRISONERS OF WAR see also Middle East see also Vietnam Conflict see also World War I I PRISONS AND PRISONERS see als o Children and youth see also Medicine and health see also Pardon and parole see also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materials Death Row inmade Thomas W Simmons apparently took own life Razor used by Thomas Simmons was standard for inmates Suicide of inmate Thomas Simmons leads to review of policy Pretrial release offers 2nd chance. relieves j ail crowding Suicide risk in state j ails high. consultant says Inmates ' right to change names upheld by US Supreme Court County sheriffs ask Legis for better reimbursement system Cummins inmate T A Spears found hanged from walkway railing Bill for alternative sentencing runs into problems in Legis Bill in Legis would allow for community service by prisoners Inmate Tony Anthony King killed in fight after game Atty for prisoners in j ails t o sue state Suicide of inmate Thomas W Simmons pl anned to spare family Correction Dept director A 1 Lockhart wants 10 pct pay hike Salary raise of 1 6 pct for A L Lockhart proposed Faulkner County can proceed with building new facil ity ACLU considering suit against White County Jail Fatal shot fired to break up fight between two inmates Inmate Tommy Lee Thompson shot t o death by guard at Tucker List of violent acts in Ark prison system in last 14 months End to free cigarettes for inmates voted by prison board Guard cleared in death of inmate Tommy Thompson at Tucker Legislative panel approves 131 new prison j obs Article describes regimen at boot camp prison at Wrightsville 264 PAGE COL 12/24/91 12/25/91 12/25/91 12/26/91 12/26/91 12/27 / 91 12/27 / 91 1 2/ 27 / 91 1 2/ 27 /91 12/28/91 12/28/91 12/29/91 12/29/91 12/30/91 12/30/91 12/30/91 12/ 30/91 Al B2 B7 B6 B7 Al Al Al4 B9 Al B9 Al H4 Al Al Bl Bl 4 1 5 1 1 2 2 5 1 3 1 4 01/ 1/91 01/ 2/91 0 1/ 3/91 01/ 6/91 01/ 6/91 01/ 8/91 Ol/16/91 01/17/91 01/30/91 01/30/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 0 2/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 /91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 03/ 7 /91 03/10/91 Al Bl Bl2 Bl Bl B6 5 5 4 2 5 1 3 2 4 3 1 1 5 3 4 2 5 4 4 6 2 2 1 2 H2 Bl H5 H7 Bl B7 Bl G2 H4 B3 B3 Al Al A7 B2 B3 I3 Al 1 5 6 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Three escapees from Hot Spring County j ailer recaptured Cummins inmate Phillip Michael Wheat escapes Cummins escapee Phillip Michael Wheat still eludes police Inmate Michael Sanders tells of fear in Ark prison system Overcrowding is result of longer term sentencing in Ark Prison officials upset at crowding Problems expected with tobacco cutoff Federal officials say Delta area ideal for prison facil ity Forrest City selected as possible site for federal prison Death row inmates ' art to be shown by death penalty opponents Forrest City pleased with prospect of federal prison there Essie Mae Willock claims she is held illegally NLR j ailer Charlie Scott fired for allegedly beating inmate Publicity about Charlie Scott case irks his attorney Faulkner County must cut $1 million from j ail plans Correction Dept Director A L Lockhart glad he stayed on j ob Prison conditions of 20 yrs ago described by A L Lock.hart Corrections Resource Comm set up by Legis t o study sentencing AIDS threat may cause end of plasma donations program Prison priority given to inmates with short terms Emoluments program again creating complications Pulaski prisoners t o clean up roadsides in new program Pulaski. County J ail inmates clean up roadsides Emoluments to b e taxed as income Records tell of handcuffs. filth at Pulaski Juvenile Center Lee County JPs approve plan t o help pay for prison unit Three escapees from Arkansas County Jail captured Sheriffs left out of prison plans for ' Fast Track' Murder suspect Sedric Hinton sent to boot camp by error Sheriffs angry over prison ' Fast Track ' program Audit cites problems with Correction Dept inventory Faulker County approves more funds for new detention center Survey showed Ark had 6 . 7 66 prisoners in 1990 Board of Correction to activate Fast Track despite opposition Prison officials plan to refine Tucker work-rel ease program Inmates at White Co Jail will not be chgd in hol ding j ailer Four inmates escape from Pulaski County Jail Magistrate hears testimony in chgs against Benton Co Jail Four Pulaski County Jail escapees still free Fast Track program is moving inmates out of j ails Trail of Pulaski. County Jail escapees growing cold Pulaski Jail escapee Larry J Watson surrenders Pulaski. j ailer Thomas S Sowell chgd with aiding 4 to escape Second of four Pulaski Jail escapees nabbed after tip Pulaski. Sheriff C Gravette criticized on hunt for inmates Pulaski j ailer Sowell was offered business to help escapees Sheriff Gravett lukewarm in pursuit of escapees. column says Timothy W Axelson chgd with aiding Pulaski inmates to escape Terry Axleson allegedly provided transportation for escapees Faulkner Sheriff wants Playboy magaz ine out of his j ail Federal judge rules prisoner can have Playboy in j ail Town of Brick.eys l ooking forward to opening of new prison Sebastian County Jail threatened with closing Judge orders state prisoners removed from Sebastian Jail 265 03/12/91 03/14/91 03/15/91 03/16/91 03/19/91 03/19/91 03/ 1 9/ 91 03/21/91 03/23/91 03/24/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 15/91 04/15/91 04/ 1 5/91 04/15/91 04/20/91 04/20/91 04/20/91 04/ 2 1/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/26/91 04/ 27/91 04/29/91 04/30/91 05/ 3/91 05/10/91 05/ 14/91 05/16/91 05/16/91 05/16/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/25/91 05/26/91 05/26/91 05/27/91 05/28/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 05/30/91 05/30/91 05/31/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 PAGE COL Al B3 Bl B9 Al Al Bl Bl Al Bl Bl Bl Al B4 B3 Al Al A7 Bl Al AB B2 Bll B3 Al B5 B3 Al Bl Bl B7 B3 A3 B9 B9 BlO Al BB Bl B2 Bl Al Al Al AlO Al Bl Bl Bl B6 B6 B3 Bl Bll 2 2 1 1 5 5 1 1 6 2 1 2 5 1 4 5 5 5 5 5 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 6 5 1 5 3 3 5 3 5 5 6 6 2 5 2 2 5 6 1 2 2 4 4 1 2 5 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE County j ails in Sebastian and Stone among state ' s worst County j ails of Greene. Howard. Marion called among worst Half of j ails in state violate code s : five could be closed Shortcomings of five worst j ails examined Sebastian County Jail threatened by federal court ruling Thirty-five j ails in state violate standards Federal prison could bring 500 j obs to Forrest City area Prison system houses one 1 5-yr-old inmate: may get another Corrections Resource Comm members named; duties outl ined Search for Pulaski j ail excapees still on Marion County j ail not state ' s worst, public defender say s Bobby Roberts sees more reform-minded board by next year Supt A L Lockhart ' s tenure may be about to end Inmates sue to close Sebastian County Jail Ex-jailer Lary Allen Fromm pleads innocent in sex case Larry A Fromm accused of sex abuse of woman in Sherwood j ail Church helps pay fine of Faulkner Sheriff Bob Blankenship Faulkner Sheriff Bob Blankenship kept Playboy from inmate Four inmates escape from Stone County Jail Stone County officers halt hunt for escapees. await clues Inmate Kelley D Huggins goes on hunger strike to protest food One Stone County escapee caught Lafayette County Jail escapees captured with aid of dogs Herbert L Scott says he was abused in North Little Rock J ail NLR pol ice chief denies allegations of Herbert L Scott Abuse acct by NLR inmate Herbert Scott unsupported Tucker Unit dogs have talent for tracking inmates Inmate Kelly D Huggins in 20th day of hunger strike Correction Board gets look into Fast Track plan Ex-inmates call Pulaski Courthouse holding cell a dungeon Holding cell in Pulaski Courthouse not ready, official says Herbert L Scott ' s allegation of abuse in NLR Jail disproved Fence being built around Youth Services Center Escapes from Youth Services Center have increased Suit on Pulaski courthouse holding cell dismissed Teen says he was raped in NLR City Jail Youth alleging rape in NLR j ail was chgd with rape of child NLR police determined rape did not occur in j ail Iz ard C o Jail inmate beats j ailer. escapes. is recaptured Prison boot camp bldg opened with Gov Cl inton in attendance Success of boot camp shown by low recividism rate Tom Matthews resigns: says boot camp becoming regular prison Fort Smith may seek federal prison for Fort Chaf fee Fort Smith studies proposal for federal prison at Chaffee 7 5 pct of inmates say alcohol , drugs factor in their crimes Statistics show crimes for which prisoners serving time Inmate Valerie Glenn retd to Missouri wearing only a blank.et Treatmennt of Valerie Glenn while in Ark j ails defended New state law allows sheriffs to release some state inmates NLR eases j ail crowding with work-release program LR City Jail mistakenly releases murder suspect on bail Second inmate mistakenly released from LR City Jail Herbert Scott shows video of wounds he says made at NLR Jail Inmate Eric Lashon Taylor escapes from Pine Bluff Jail 266 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/ 9/91 06/10/ 91 06/10/ 91 06/ 12/91 06/13/91 06/15/91 06/1 8/ 91 06/18/91 06/19/91 06/21/91 06/21/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 07 / 1/91 07 / 2/91 07/ 3/91 01 I 4/91 07 / 9/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/1 1/91 07 / 1 2/91 07 / 1 4/91 07/17/91 07 / 18/91 07 / 1 8/ 91 07 / 1 9/91 07 / 1 9/91 07 /20/91 07 /20/91 07 /23/91 07 /31/91 07 /31/91 08/ 1/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 0 8/ 3/91 08/ 7 /91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 1 5/91 08/15/91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/29/91 08/30/91 09/17/91 09/18/91 09/21/91 09/22/91 PAGE C:OL Al Al Al A8 A..9 A9 Al Bl B8 B5 B12 Al Al B9 B3 B3 B9 B9 Bl Bl B4 B6 B5 Bl Bl B3 B3 B9 Bl4 B5 BlO B2 B7 B7 B5 AB A8 B5 B7 Bl Bl Bl B3 B2 B3 B3 Bl Bl B4 Bl Al Al B7 B5 2 2 2 5 1 4 6 6 5 1 4 5 5 2 1 1 5 5 2 5 3 5 1 5 5 5 1 1 1 4 1 5 3 E 1 4 4 6 5 1 1 4 4 1 4 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE State ' s prison system better than most, survey reveals Article on teen-agers grcwing up behind bars in Ark prisons Article on inmate Chad DeBottis, 1 7 State Correction Resources Comm hears comments from officials Correction B d plots budget cuts; layoffs may be necessary Independence Co inmates allegedly beat, raped other inmates Indepencence Co Jail violence blamed on outmoded building Furlough pol icy needs another look, editorial says * * Suit says inmates forced to sleep on floor at LR Jail Jefferson Co JPs seek sales tax for new j ail facil ity * Inmate ' s suit alleging bias against him as Muslim dismissed * Court decision on Muslim names will not affect current rules* * Boot camp program drills home self-respect, three say * Boot camp program has both advocates and detractors Sheriffs ask state to release violent felons to their care * State Correction B d delays action on sheriffs ' lists * Correction Dept cut s $3 .5 million from budget * Garland County inmates end j ail protest peacefully * Sheriffs defend release of prisners to them for work program* * Sheriffs back away from new work-release program Guard foils escape from Tucker Maximum Security Unit * * Woman faces chg of filing false rept saying she was raped F.x-Pulaski Co j ailer Thomas Sidney Sowell gets prison term * Budget cuts prevent opening of prison beds at Pine Bluff * Inmate release program needs attention, sheriffs say * Imate of LR City Jail escapes from officer, takes 2 hostages* * Bill and B ecky Caldwell witnessed to escapee holding them Two Correction Dept escapees returned from Oklahoma * End to emoluments for prison employees set * Proposed unit for Augusta may be dead * Death Row inmate Mark Gardner builds 5- ft-long model ship * * Jonesboro plans prisoner work program Three teen-age girls escape Craighead County Jail * * R David Lewis sues over alleged abuse in NLR Jail PRIZES see Contests and prizes PRODIGIES see Children. Gifted PRODUCERS RICE MILL INC Fraud and conspiracy trial against the B aileys set for Aug 26 Fraud chgs name Ron W Bailey Sr and Ron W Bailey Jr Ron W Bailey Sr was former president and general manager Producers wins suit against Ronald Bailey Sr and J r PRODUCT RECALLS AND BANS see also Drugs and drug trade PROFESSIONAL DENTAL TECHNOLCGIES INC Batesville firm makes Rote-dent electric toothbrushes Batesville f irm sues Colgate Palmolive over failed sale PROJECT 2000 see Little Rock PROJECT SUCCESS see Poor see Welfare PROPERTY, Government 267 PAGE COL 09/25/91 09/ 2 9/91 09/29/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 9/91 10/16/ 91 10/17/91 10/20/91 10/24/91 10/25/91 10/31/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 7 /91 1 1/ 7/91 11/ 8/91 1 1 / 1 1/91 1 1/ 13/91 1 1/ 15/91 1 1/ 15/91 11/16/91 1 1/ 20/91 1 1/27/91 12/ 3/91 1 2/ 4/ 91 12/ 4/91 12/ 5/91 1 2/ 1 2/91 12/21/91 12/ 25/91 12/27/91 12/31/91 B9 Al A7 B7 BS Bl H4 B2 Bl B3 B2 Al Al Al Al AlO Bl Al B3 B4 B4 B2 A9 A7 Al Al Bl Al B4 Bl Bl Bl B2 3 2 5 3 1 2 1 1 1 6 1 2 3 6 2 2 1 5 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 6 2 6 1 5 1 1 5 08/ 08/ 08/ 09/ B3 B3 B3 Cl O 1 1 1 4 05/13/91 x15 07 / 18/91 B14 1 1 9/91 9/91 9/91 7 / 91 B3 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Government property PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS see Public prosecutors PROSECUTORS. Public see Public prosecutors PROSTITUTION see also Bars and night clubs Jerry Jarrett sentenced in teen-age prostitute case PRUET. CHESLEY El Dorado oilman j oins Dan Quayle tour PRYOR. DAVID see also Congress Co-sponsors dinner. reception for Gov Bill Clinton at LR PSYCHIC PHENOMENA see also Efird. Tyson Lee Psychic fair draws seekers. doubters Psychic Fair draws 450 to LR event Carol Pate sure of her psychic abilities : some express doubt* PUBLIC DEFENDERS see Legal aid for the poor PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (Ark) see Government empl oyees . State PUBLIC INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE CO Louisiana co headed by Doug Wood fails: loss is $42 million PUBLIC OPINION AND SURVEYS see also Wildlife PUBLIC PROSECUTORS see also McAul ey. Darrel Prosecutor Mark Stodola criticized by LR Police Chief Caudell Controversy continues over arrest of Atty Paul J oseph James Mark Stodola criticizes FOP over cronyism chg in James case Little Rock FOP accuses Mark Stodola of threatening of ficers Pulaski. office has lost 8 deputies this year: low pay cited Acting Gov Jim Guy Tucker names Olly Neal to prosecutor post Olly Neal becomes state ' s first black prosecutor PUBLIC SCHOOLS see Education PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (Ark) see also Arkla Inc see also Buildings and of fices see also Electric power PUBLIC U'ILITIES * Paragould City Light will no longer pay club dues PULASKI ACADEMY see Education 06 D l 2 PULASKI COUNTY see also Buildings and of fice s . Govt see also Crime and vice New County Judge Floyd Villines to ignore boundary lines Computer errors render property tax bills useless County studies revenue options Circuit Clerk Jacquetta Alexander faces contempt of court ch g Harry Tapp J r chgd in theft of $3 0. 000 of Election Comm funds Harry Austin Tapp Jr enters innocent plea to charges 268 PAGE COL 06/20/91 B7 3 08/16/91 C l 2 Ol/16/91 A4 2 03/17/91 Bl 07/ 1/91 B4 11/24/91 B2 2 2 4 07/ 9/91 Cl 5 Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl Al Al 5 2 5 1 4 4 4 10/26/91 Bl 6 B2 Al Bl 4 2 2 1 5 2 06/ 1/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 14/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 10/91 10/10/91 01/ 1/91 02/16/91 02/24/91 04/23/91 05/ 9/91 05/10/91 A6 Al Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE John Hall calls for Election Commission t o resign Harry Tapp faces chgs of stealing $40.000 Elected officials ask study of redesign of govt Officials have different ideas on needed reorganization Courthouse clock tower needs $150. 000 to complete proj ect Executive branch plan approved; fight looms Public Facil ities Bd paid thousands to board members Harry Tapp admits he pilfered $40 . 6 15 from Election Comm County reorganization threatens aut onomy . clerks say Six of seven of ficials want positions t o remain elective JPs cut $420 . 000 from county budget for 1 992 Anti-union feeling obvious in Quorum Court ' s grumbl ing Quorum Court panel approves $37 million budget Assessor defends his duties before reorganizing committee Sheriff Carroll Gravett opposes appointing sheriff Quorum Court approves #37 . 7 million budget Harry Tapp apologizes for stealing, gets 5-year term PULASKI COUNTY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education see Medicine and health PUMSY PROGRAM see Education Ap18 Ag29 PUNISHMENT. Corporal see als o Education F19 *031 *Nl PURCHASING. Govt see Contracts and purchasing. Govt PUZZLES see Games PYRAMID SALES see International Loan Network Inc PYROTECHNICS see Fireworks QSC FINISHING INC Plant at NLR special:lles in pre-shrink. stone washing j eans QUALITY OF LIFE see al s o Cities and towns QUAPAW QUARTER ASSOCIATION see Buildings and offices QUARTZ see Mines and minerals QUILTS AND QUILTING see also Medicine and health QUIZ BOWL Huntsville High wins finals of Arkansas Quiz Bowl Column discus s e s Arkansas Quiz Bowl entrants RABIES see Animal s see Medicine and health RACE-NORMING see Labor RACING COMMISSION (Ark) Bill in Legis would abolish Racing Commis sion 269 * * * * * * * * * * PAGE COL Bl B12 Bl B6 B2 B6 Bl Al B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 B4 A20 Bl 2 1 2 2 2 1 5 4 1 1 5 1 1 4 1 1 1 03/ 4/ 91 x13 1 04/ 2 1/91 B2 05/ 5/91 B l 6 l 03/ 9/91 A7 4 05/15/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 07 I 5/91 07/10/91 07 / 10/91 0 8/ 1/91 10/29/91 ll/ 6/91 11/ 7 /91 11/ 15/91 11/28/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 4/ 91 12/ 1 1/91 12/18/91 12/21/91 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE RACING. Automobile see Automobile racing RACING. Dog see Dog racing RACING. Horse see Horse racing RADIO see also Athletics and sports Rita Richardson carves niche for herself in broadcasting Billboard magaz ine names KSSN ' station of the year' CMA names KSSN radio station of the year RADON see Pollution, wastes and haz ardous materials RAILROADS Three cars derail in Riverfront Park at LR Article on tourist attractions in Arkansas Levesque residents evacuated when train derailed Federal regulations halt Reader Railroad operations Drivers still racing trains at Jonesboro crossings Five cars derail at Alexander RAIN see Weather and st orms RAND, WILLIAM ANTHONY see also Theaters RANKIN, NICHOLAS Boy, 6 , found safe after 21 hours in woods RAPE see Sex crimes RAYL, DAV ID see also Poor RAZORBACK LOGO see Trademarks and tradenames READER RAILROAD see Railroads READERS' DIGEST see Contes t s and prizes READING see also Claudia Company REAPPORTIONMENT (Congress) see Congress - Reapportionment REAPPORTIONMENT (Legislature) see Legislature (Ark) RECALL (Elections) see Politics and govt RECALLED PRODUCTS see Product recalls and bans RECLAMATION, Land see Land and real estate RECREATION see Parks . recreation and t ourism RECTOR, RICKY RAY see als o Murders - Criswell. Arthur and Robert W Martin RECYCLING OF WASTE MATERIAL S see Waste materials 27 0 PAGE COL 03/25/91 x6 08/ 27 /91 ClO 09/ 10/91 cs 02/23/91 03/31/91 04/ 2/91 06/25/91 07/25/91 * 12/ 1 9/ 91 1 2 4 B2 Kl Bl B4 B5 B4 2 1 2 2 3 1 * 11/26/91 Al 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE RED CROSS , American see also Medicine and health RED OAK HILL INC Alda Ellis developed s oap line into prof itable business Firm makes non-fading images . logos on soap bars Michael Jackson is customer of Red Oak Hill RED RIVER see Rivers and lakes REED. ROY see also News and news media REFORMATORIES see Prisons and prisoners REFUGEES AND EXPATRIATES see Foreigners in Arkansas REGULATION OF INDUSTRY see Banks see Business RELCO INC Texarkana firm touts product to clean up oil spills RELEAF CORP see als o Waste materials RELIGION see also AIDS Interfaith Network see also Alamo Christian Foundation see also Assemblies of God see also Baptist Church see also Church of God Seventh Day see also Church of God in Christ see als o Great Passion Play (Eureka Springs ) see also Medicine and health see also Methodist Church see also Methodist Church see also New Bibleway Church of God in Christ see also Presbyterian Church see also Television see at so United Church of Christ see also Vigilance groups Drive for mega-churches on in Arkansas Truth and L ove Church noise at Pine Bluff draws complaint Noise level at Truth and Love Church protested by neighbor Postal increases hit church mailings hard Easter parade at LR united four faiths Rutherford Institute founder J ohn Whitehead speaks at LR Statistics on denominational membership in state Article on mega-churches in Arkansas Superchurch not church of future, Dr Andrew M Hall says Churches with congregational control grow at rapid pace Last decade brought many changes t o state ' s denominations RELIGION AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS see B irth control and abortion see Education Ja25 Mr19 My8 My9 Ag23 S7 S l l s e e Education S7 S ll Sl2 REMICK, LEE see also Actors and entertainers 27 1 'R PAGE CX>L 04/ 15/91 x4 04/ 15/91 x4 04/ 1 5/91 x4 2 2 2 1 1/ 4/91 D l 1 01/ 20/91 01/23/91 02/16/91 03/ 6/91 04/ 1/91 04/ 7 /91 04/11/91 08/25/91 08/31/91 0 9/ 1/91 09/ 1/91 2 1 5 1 1 5 1 2 1 2 2 Cl B3 B3 Bl Bl Bl AlO Al BS Al Al ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE REMMEL . PRATT C Former mayor of LR dies at age 7 5 RENTS AND RENTING see Housing REPUBLICAN PARTY see Congress - Redistricting see Presidential election of 1992 see Taxation RESCUES Six people pull drowning teen from NLR lake Wilbert Purifoy. 1 7 , pulls child f rom algae-filled pool RESORT VACATION INC Winston Bryant charges firm practices fraud * RESSLER, MARYBETH see also Women RESTAURANTS see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators West Markham in western LR packed with new restaurants Maxine ' s at Hot Springs in bldg once used as brothel Story of devel opment of Ozark Mountain Smokehouse chain Article on Caj un ' s Wharf and manager Mary Beth Ringgold Crescent Dragonwagon, Ned Shanks operate Dairy HollOIV' Little Rock ' s Cantrell Road home to many restaurants RETAIL STORES Factory Outlet Mall in Hot Springs alters l ocal market Little Rock-based Unique Fashions closing some stores Wal-Ma.rt to anchor new mall in Russellville Clary Development Corp tells how it develops shopping mal ls Valley Park Centre at Russellville i s Clary Development work Everthing ' s A $1 . 00 stores coming to Arkansas Strip shopping center to be built near Hot Springs Mall Hot Springs Outlet Mall celebrates grand opening Downt own NLR losing many retail stores to suburban areas Pavilion in the Park at LR making a comeback Batesville grocers peel prices in battle for customers Wal-Mart Supercenter opening spurs price war in Batesville Outlook Mall at LR, which is vacant. has been sold Plans for The Summit Mall at LR appear to be dead Lakewood Village Shopping Park attracts few customers Batesville Kroger store mgr arrested for limiting milk sales Kroger mgr arrest at Batesville spurred by price wars * Escorts to aid McCain Mall shoppers in reaching cars RETIREMENT see als o Legislature (Ark) see also Taxation REUNIONS see Little Rock High School see Methodist Church REYNOLDS METAL S CO see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials REYNOLDS, BURT see also Actors and entertainers RICELAND FOODS INC Riceland az quiring affiliated rice driers 27 2 PAGE COL 05/ 16/91 Bl 2 04/26/91 Bl 05/10/91 B4 2 3 12/ 12/91 D3 2 01/ 6/91 01/28/91 02/18/91 03/1 1/91 07 /28/91 09/22/91 Fl B3 xlO x12 El Fl 2 3 1 1 1 2 01/29/91 02/26/ 91 03/13/91 03/25/91 03/25/91 04/ 8/91 04/ 12/91 04/ 13/91 05/13/91 06/10/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/ 17/91 07 /25/91 07 /31/91 08/22/91 08/22/91 1 1/ 9/91 C2 Cl Cl x16 x16 x6 C lO Cl xll xll Al Al x6 Cl Al B2 B2 B5 2 2 2 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 3 05/ 4/91 Cl 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Des Arc Grain Drying Corp cool to Riceland take over Eudora Grain Drying Corp rej ects Riceland offer Riceland acquires 17th drier Wheatley Grain Drying Corp transfers assets to Riceland Eudora Grain Drying Cooperative transfers assets to Riceland RICHARDS. ANN see also Presidential election of 1992 RICHARDSON CENTERS see Education N9 RICHARDSON HOME see Mental health and disorders RICHARDSON, NOLAN see also Athletics and sports see also Basketball RICHARDSON. RITA see also Radio RICHARDSON. ROSE Interview with wife of Coach Nolan Richardson RIDDELL INC see also Athletics and sports RIGGIN. DON see also Arthritis Foundation RIGHT TO LIFE, Arkansas (Orgn) see Birth control and abortion see Children and youth RINGGOLD. MARY BETH see also Women RISON SCHOOL DISTRICT see also Football RIVERFEST see Festivals RIVERS AND LAKES see also Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators see also Harbor s , ports and marinas see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see also Water Grubbs hopes for levee to prevent flooding Extension of boat channel on Arkansas River at PB sought Some Grubbs residents leaving because of recurring floods Fourche Creek flood control plan hal f done in LR Flooding reported in several counties Sen Bill Walters wants to rename lake for Betsy Wright Flooding Cache River approaches record crest Flash flooding threatens as rain saturates ground Arkansas River tonnage rose S pct in 1990 Grubbs waits out high water from flooding Cache River Pine Bluff subdivision opposes channel extension Rosenbaum Lake is chosen site for Harry Hastings ' devel opment Rosenbaum Lake may be owned by state, agency says Corps of Engineers plan for Cache River almost ready Environmentalists keeping eye on plans for Cache River Plan for extended channel at Trulock Bay Estates dropped Flood control plan for east LR areas gathers dust Saline River would be designated scenic river under bill 273 OS/ 1 1/91 05/25/91 07/ 3/91 0 7/ 2 7 /91 07/31/9 1 PAGE COL ClO ca Cl Cl Cl 3 4 2 2 2 01/ 13/91 D l 5 01/ 2/91 01/ 3/91 0 1/ 3/91 01/ 6/91 01/ 7/91 01/ 8/91 01/ 9/91 01/ 1 1/91 01/ 1 1/91 0 1 / 1 2/91 01/12/91 01/ 1 5/91 01/ 15/91 01/21/ 91 01/21/91 01/26/91 01/27/91 02/ 1/ 9 1 2 5 3 1 1 2 Bl BS B7 BS A7 B3 B12 Bl Cl B12 B3 Bl Bl BS BS B3 Bl IS 1 2 2 4 5 5 5 4 4 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Scenic status for Saline River held up in committee PC&E Chmn Richard Mason say s Ouachita River mismanaged Flooding occurs in three Southeast Arkansas counties Gov Cl inton approves funds t o aid flood victims in 2 counties Flooding causes evacuation of some Chicot County residents Compromise possible on Ouachita River nav igation proj ect Chicot County assessing flood damage Ark Conservation Coalition al igns against Ouachita proj ect Environmental . economic fight stagnates Ouachita widening Ouachita River navigation plan $26 million from completion History of Ouachita-Black River nav igation proj ect Scenic river bill fails in House Scenic river bill in Legis sparks angry dispute in House White River farmers say dams kept so high lands flood Cost-sharing plan bl ocks flood control in Delta area Montgomery Point dam needed now. John P Hammerschmidt says Cossatot River nominated for National Scenic River status Aid sought for eight flooded counties in Ark Spring River highly threatened . group says Beryl Anthony urges land buy to complete Ouachita proj ect Rivers near flood stages in southern half of Ark Floodwater sweeps truck off road ; rescuer saves couple Officials survey flood damage Early April flooding to cost $ 1 . 4 million Floodwaters cover 100. 000 acres of farm land Farmers still suffer from 1990 devastation from floods Several farmers still living with the flood of 1990 Flood damage put at $S . 6 million Felsenthal is under water John Paul Hammerschmidt defends Montgomery Point Dam plans Ashley County JPs table resolutions on Ouachita proj ect Georgia-Pacific may begin shipping on Ouachita River soon Garland County still has damage scars from 1990 flood AP&L fending off nearly 3 00 after Lake Hamilton flooded Former area resident says beloved Spring River in danger Army Corps cl aims $358 million in flood damage prevented Spring River preservation group forms Threatened s treams, uncaring PC&E Commission (ed) Funds for Montgomery Point project in bill House approved Gov Bill Clinton asks PC&E to reconsider threatened streams River status will not hurt Saline County search for water Homeowners on lakes f ight proposed mowing rul es of Corps Owens Lake mgmt vexes Corps of Engineers Threatened rivers to get second vote by PC&E Proposed list of troubled, endangered. impaired streams Lake Catherine residents to appeal flood damage decision Army Corps wants White River high in winter, low in summer Mowing. dock costs at federal lakes to increase Lake Betsey Wright opens for fishing Map shows where Ouachita River bend cutof f s. widening needed PC&E files suit to retain right t o issue North Fork permit Ouachita River channel iz ation proj ect backed by Beryl Anthony Senate approves plan t o channelize lower Ouachita River Still saying ' no ' to Ouachita ditch (ed on channelization) 274 PAGE COL 02/ 1/91 02/ 7 /91 02/20/91 02/21/91 IS Bl Bl BlO 3 1 5 1 02/23/91 02/23/91 02/24/91 02/27 /91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 3/91 03 / 1 2/91 03/ 1 2/91 04/ 4/ 91 04/ 7 /91 04/ 1 1/91 04/14/91 04/ 16/91 04/ 16/91 04/23/91 04/28/91 04/29/91 04/30/91 05/ 1/91 OS/ 2/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 9/91 05/ 1 0/91 05/10/91 05/15/91 05/15/91 05/19/91 05/19/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/28/91 05/29/91 05/3 0/ 91 06/ 8/91 06/13/91 06/16/91 06/16/ 91 06/27/91 06/27 /91 07 / 2/91 07 I 2/91 07/ 6/91 07 / 14/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 3/91 08/10/91 Bl B9 B2 Bl Bl Bl BS G6 5 5 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 3 3 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 G6 B3 Ji.:3 Ji.:3 Dl3 Al Ji.:3 Bl Bl Al Al B2 Cl Al A16 B6 Bll B12 BS Cl Bl B4 Bl3 BB Bl Bl2 Ji.:3 Bl B6 Bl D9 Bl Bl BlO ClO B2 D9 Ji.:3 BlO Al Al BB 2 1 4 5 1 1 3 5 5 1 5 2 1 3 3 2 2 2 2 3 1 1 5 2 2 1 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Elene Murray wants North Fork ( Saline River) suit dismissed 1990 flood damage to Arkansas River banks repaired Fourche Creek proj ect uproots 200-year-old cypresses U S Senate transfers $500 , 000 to Hot Springs flood control Sen Dale Bumpers wants Ark rivers in Scenic Rivers System Congressman Beryl Anthony promotes Ouachita channel ization * * Ouachita River channel ization support is spotty * Unscientific polls on Ouachita development called stacked * US Sen John Breaux wants Ouachita for recreational use * Engineers drop proposals on White River lakes drawdown Levees best method to control Red River floods, rept shows * * Coal leading way. shipment s on Arkansas River rise 8 pct Lengthy article expl ains controversy over Ouachita proj ect * Proj ect to widen Ouachita River at a standstill * Johnson County battles PC&E over Mulberry River bridge * Agency backing North Fork ( Saline River) dam drops suit * * Article traces Arkansas River from s ource to LR area RIVERSIDE FURNITURE CORP Creditors seize Riverside; firm owners barred from operations ROADS see also Economic assistance see also Pollution. wastes and haz ardous materials Column discusses roads and gasoline tax hikes Ice storm left potholes in roads across state Highway Comm unveils $2 . 4 billion road plan Proposed $ 2 . 4 billion road plan cal ls for higher fuel taxes Audubon Society sues over plans for Rebsamen Park Road Tax plan for highways clears first legislative hurdle Ernest Dumas column discusses tax plan for roads program Backers of highway bond issue shelve program for now Columnist says highway program in passing zone Fuel tax proposal for road program gains support in Legis Fuel tax proposal gains more support in Legislature Legislators plan to push ahead with road program bills Truckers vow to support diesel tax increase for roads Interstates in Ark badly in need of repairs Chicken trucks way wreck highway plan, columnist writes Diesel fuel tax plan runs into opposition Poultry Federation says hi�her taxes would hurt House panel approves fuels tax bill for road program Rep W F Foster sponsors fuel tax for roads pr ogram Trucking industry may balk at road financing plan Legislature gears up for fuel tax question Column discusses highway bill and battle over diesel tax Road plan gets out of Senate committee Highway bills in trouble despite Henry Gray. column say s Bill in Legis would raise truck fee, cap sales tax Four bills address hotly discussed topics in Legislature Poul try, timber industry attacks gas tax plan Highway plan faces torturous road in Legislature AHC assails opponents of fuel tax plan for roads House panel passes alternative heavy truck bill Vandalism of signs frustrates Faulkner County officials Independent truckers discuss proposed fuel tax raises 275 08/13/91 08/14/91 08/28/91 09/20/91 10/16/ 91 11/ 1/91 1 1/ 1/91 1 1/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 7/91 11/ 18/91 11/ 24/91 11/24/91 11/29/91 12/11/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL B2 Bl Bl A3 All Dl Dl Dl Dl B9 Bl Dl Al Al Bl B5 I1 3 3 5 1 3 3 3 3 4 2 6 1 2 2 1 4 1 04/23/91 C l 5 01/ 1/91 01/ 1/91 01/12/91 01/12/91 01/12/91 01/ 1 5/91 01/ 15/91 01/16/91 01/17 /91 01/17/91 01/17 /91 01/ 18/91 01/20/91 01/20/91 01/24/91 01/ 24/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/25/91 01/ 26/91 01/28/91 01/29/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 7/91 1 4 2 2 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 3 3 5 5 5 5 1 5 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 Bl Bl Al Al Bl Al Gl H3 !4 !5 I? Bl Al Bl Il I1 I1 I1 I1 A13 Al G5 Al I1 13 I3 A7 Bl G3 All B3 Cl ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Highway program facing a rocky legislative ride Road program supporters may compromise on tax rate Highway plan still weighty legislative feud Sales tax on fuel may be proposed t o finance road program Haggling over fuel tax goes on in Legislature Compromise cuts fuel tax increases for road program Fuel tax increases fought by poultry. lumber interests More federal funds would require more matching funds Highway bills get mixed signals in House and Senate action Highway program back on track with pas sage of settlement bill Proposed road-building program fails first vote in House Conway attracts road money for proj ects House to vote third time on road building program Columnist discusses poultry industry opposition to fuel tax Little Rock legislators do not like road tax Highway tax bill squeaks by House by one vote Pulaski Co legislators change minds . support fuel tax Fuel tax increase cruises through Senate. 3 2-3 Senators wrangle on bill for more money for county roads Legislature passes $2 . 4 billion highway program House refuse s to pass S enate road-building bill Highway bonds still under consideration Bill freeing money for county road work dies Proposal filed to have time to build roads under program Language in bond measure may be changed to conform with law AHC seeks authority to issue bonds for road program Four lane highway from Springdale to Okla pl anned Rebsamen Park Road extension ordered halted at LR Proposed road from Maumelle to I40 draws protests Leaders push for 4-lane replacement for US 7 1 in NW Ark Maj or state roads put in national plan now before Congress Too much tax. too little money (ed on proposed federal bill) House highway bill good for Ark. John Paul Hammerschmidt says Dollar Way road helped pave way for concrete highways Truckers rate Ark highways sixth worst in US Map shc:Ms routes of scenic roads in Arkansas Hold-up on flood relief proving new disaster for counties Ark to get $ 1 . 6 mil lion in federal funds without gas tax US 7 1 expressway from Fayetteville to Missouri 1 ine finished * John Paul Hammerschmidt dedicates stretch of US 7 1 * Federal budget has $ 1 . 6 billion for Arkansas proj ects Marche residents hope wetlands drown I-40 interchange * Officials plan t o widen I 3 0 from LR to Benton t o six l anes * * Ark to get $ 1 . 6 billion from new U S transportation act Congress directs Hammers chmidt name for US 7 1 signs * Ark Legis. not Congress. named highway for J P Hammerschmidt* Much of U S 7 1 in Ark far from interstate qual ity * ROBB. THOM see also Vigilance groups ROBBERIES AND THEFTS see also Alamo Christian Foundation see also Animal s see also Athletics and sports see also Booneville 276 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 1 1/91 0 2/ 1 2/91 02/13/91 02/ 1 4/91 0 2/ 1 4/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/27/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 7/91 03/ 9/91 03/13/91 03/ 1 4/91 03/30/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 9/91 04/23/91 07/20/91 07/27/91 08/ 8/91 08/ 1 1/91 09/ 1 2/91 09/16/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 1 2/91 10/ 17 /91 10/20/91 10/25/91 1 1/ 3/91 11/25/91 11/ 28/91 12/13/91 12/ 14/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL Al Al Bl Al Hl Al Al f\3 I1 Al Al B3 Bl Gl G3 Al Hl Al I6 18 H3 12 I6 A6 I6 I6 Bl Al B3 Bl Al BS B8 F2 B2 El Bl A3 B3 B2 Bl B2 Al Al8 A21 B3 Bl 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 1 3 5 2 2 5 1 1 2 l 2 1 1 l 3 1 5 1 1 2 6 1 2 5 1 1 4 5 2 4 3 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Conway County see also Credit unions see also Fewell and Associates see also Garland County see also Pulaski County see also Television Audit reveals $53 3 . 82 1 . 88 missing f rom Univ of Ark funds Form.er UA Assoc Treasurer Dale Lauver reportedly suspect Former employee in Univ of Ark treasurer office is suspect LR Lt Keith Rounsavall being investigated in stolen coat case LR Police Lt Keith Rounsavall retires Bank robbery suspect James Roland Clark arrested in Sharp Co Teens robbing teens of athletic cl othing Only misdemeanor chgs filed against Keith. Sharon Rounsavall Keith and Sharon Rounsavall plead not guilty Union Natl Bank branch at LR robbed Worthen branch in LR robbed Bill in Legis would raise penalty for stealing milk crates Mary B Birdson. 8 1 . gets prison term for cheating neighbor Mary Birdsong ' s victim forgives her; j ust wants money back Cocaine suspect chgd in thefts from clothing stores in LR No suspect found in possible theft of books at UA Law Library Sale of UA Law Library books being investigated Police believe 3 LR men committed 300 burglaries Armed robbery conspiracy trial of James D Callaway begins Witness alters earlier claim on James Callaway Jury acquit s James Callaway of conspiracy charge Transcript of James Callaway trial to be searched for perj ury Arkansas men arrested in string of 3 00 burglaries UA Law School Library Director George Skinner resigns Doug Wallace charged with theft of property Doug Wallace reported missing Cynthia B arnes to be chgd in missing funds at Univ of Ark Cynthia Barnes says she did not take Univ of Ark funds Dart gun. tranquil iz er drug taken from PB animal shelter Concord School Dist may chg treasurer B renda Sutherland More than $ 80 , 000 not accounted for in Concord Dist funds Man gets 15-yr sentence for steal ing two steaks from Kroger Concord School Dist torn apart by s candal over missing funds Copter crash kills 2 of ficers in hunt for youths Copter crashed while search on for j uvenile suspects Brenda Sutherland chgd with embez zling from Concord School Savers Savings Assn in LR robbed; suspect charged Manslaughter chgs filed after officers killed in copter crash Officers killed in copter crash while searching for 2 teens Burglary suspect shot while breaking into house UAPB night patrols doubled after series of burglaries Items valued at $50. 000 taken in burglaries at UAPB campus Pulaski County Judge says Harry Austin Tapp Jr to be fired Concord School Dist audit kept alive as more records checked Patrons support Concord Dist school board Harry A Tapp Jr fired from Pulaski Election Comm post Harry Tapp blamed in stealing of $40 , 6 15 from Pulaski County Embezzlement trial of Brenda Holliman delayed for U S probe 277 01/ 17/91 0 1/ 17/91 01/17/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 0 1/ 27 /91 0 1 / 3 1/91 01/31/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 5/91 0 2/ 1 2/91 02/20/91 02/21/ 91 02/22/91 02/22/91 02/26/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/10/91 03/ 1 9/ 91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/26/91 03/29/91 04/ 13/91 04/13/91 04/18/91 04/21/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 05/ 8/91 05/11/91 05/ 11/91 05/11/91 05/ 1 4/91 05/16/91 05/17/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl B7 Bl B2 B2 B2 G6 Bl Al Bl BlO BlO Bl B3 B3 Bl B2 Al Bl H4 Bl B9 Bl B3 Al Al B6 Al Al A6 Bl B2 Al Al Bl B3 B3 Bl B2 BS B2 B3 B6 2 2 2 5 2 2 1 1 4 5 1 1 5 2 1 1 5 5 2 5 2 2 2 5 1 1 2 1 2 6 6 5 2 2 1 2 2 3 3 2 6 l 2 2 2 5 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE George Skinner pleads guilty to book theft at UA Law Library Charle s W Bradford indicted in Capitol Credit Union case Ten chgs combined into seven in Univ of Ark athletics case Theft chgs to be filed against former UA official Dale Lauver Home Savings branch at LR robbed by lone gunman Three armed men rob Stifft ' s Jewelers at University Mall Univ of Ark theft suspect Dale Lauver pleads innocent Almost $7 . 000 msg from registrar office at East Ark Comm Coll Dan Baker. controversial apt mgr. faces theft charge s Charle s Waymond Bradford pleads guilty in Capitol Credit case East Ark Community Coll registrar Steve Murray not rehired Margaret Holland admits taking $21 . 80 0 0 repays it Margaret Holland was director of Jacksonville Elderly Program Peter Taylor suspected of taking $40 000 for foodbank fund Peter Taylor returns to US after trip to London LJAC agrees to take second l ook at Concord funds situation Ex-teller. ex-guard chgd with robbing Sheridan bank Univ of Ark probing possible thefts from custodial services Security Bank branch at Alpena robbed by gunman in black wig HEAT program puts chill on overnight auto thieves at LR Worthen branch at NLR robbed Helping Hand suffers 4th burglary in past 9 months Three arrested in theft of tractors in Damascus Margaret Holland chgd with theft from fund for the elderly Jimmy Mayfield. Carl Eugene Rader linked to 150 burglaries Pulaski County officers arrest 33 in burglary probe Home Savings branch on Geyer Springs Road robbed Possible theft from Miller County Farm Bureau investigated Former UA housekeeping director B oyd Dodson chgd with thefts Former student Jeff Cole chgd with thefts from U of A theater Cynthia Barnes alleges she was set up in UA theft case White County officers break up maj or burglary theft ring Burglars hit home of State Police Director Tommy Goodwin Women ' s purses grabbed by men driving by in cars Fances Wentz to plead guilty in theft of UA athletic funds Frances Wentz will plea bargainn U A Athletic Dept case Plea bargain in U A Athletic Dept case stinks , column says Ten purse snatchings at LR are related Frances Wentz pleads guilty to UA Athletic Dept funds theft Frances Wentz will be eligible for parole immediately IRS auditing Frances Wentz . Cynthia B arnes in UA funds case Exclusive on U of Ark Athletic Dept thefts called reveal ing Drug dealers suspected in theft of airplane at NLR Former Concord School Supt J erry Beggs denies blackmail chgs Trial of Brenda Sutherland in Concord School case under way Jurors hear B renda Sutherland confess t o Concord thefts Frances L Wentz ' s plea bargain mocks j ustice (ed) Brenda Sutherl and testifies cover-up was t o protect family Ex-Concord School Dist bookkeeper Sutherland convicted Thefts of symbols of Mobile Oil Co continue NLR couple beaten. robbed while in car at stop sign 15 to be subpoenaed in Univ of Ark theft trial of C B arnes * Frances Wentz may be freed before trial of Cynthia Barnes * Grapevine newspaper cannot be stolen. Andrew Ziser says 27S 05/18/91 05/21/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 05/29/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 1 2/91 06/13/91 06/15/91 06/20/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 07/ 1/91 07 I 4/91 07/ 7/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/23/91 07/24/91 07/27 /91 OS/ 3/91 08/ 8/91 0 8/ 14/91 08/14/91 08/16/91 08/ 17 /91 08/23/91 09/ 3/91 09/ 4/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 5/91 09/ 6/91 09/ 6/91 09/13/91 09/ 1 4/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/19/91 09/20/91 09/22/91 09/27 /91 09/28/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 6/91 10/18/91 10/19/91 10/23/91 PAGE COL Bl Bl B14 BS BS Bl Bll Bl 4 B2 BS BlO B3 B3 Bl B2 B8 Bl 4 Bl 4 B9 B2 B5 Bl B9 B2 B3 B4 B7 B3 B3 B3 B2 B3 Bl B2 B3 Bl Bl B4 Bl Bl Bl2 Bl Bl B3 B3 B3 C4 B3 B3 B3 BS B3 C3 B7 5 4 2 3 2 2 l 3 5 5 5 5 5 2 1 1 4 1 5 3 1 5 3 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 5 5 6 5 4 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 4 4 2 2 3 1 2 1 2 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Prosecutor Ziser says free newspapers cannot be stolen * Roger Nielson chgd with theft from Highway 7 1 Water Assn * Gunmen leave dye-stained loot behind in NLR bank robbery Gunman holds up Worthen branch in NLR * First Commerical branch in NLR robbed * * Two armed men rob Pulaski Bank in SW Little Rock Douglas Wallace pleads guilty in theft case; fine assessed * Douglas Wallace was one executive director of Dem Party * * Bandits use bulldozer in try to steal ATM at LR bank Parole denied Frances L Wentz in Univ of Ark theft case * James Roland Clark pleads guilty to 26 bank robberies * Dorothy Jean Smith chgd in $100, 000 embezzlement * Dorothy Jean Smith was employee of Quality Ford at LR * Thefts by state officials strip fidel ity bond trust fund * Probe of theft from Univ of Ark dining services reported * Theft of copper wire darkens stretch of interstate at L R * Union National Bank branch at LR robbed * * Cynthia K Barnes to testify in her trial in UA case Two rob Worthen branch in NLR * * Auditor links UA theft. $42.000 deposit by Cynthia Barnes Cynthia Barnes acquitted of chgs in Univ of Ark case * Summary of testimony of key witnesses in Cynthia Barnes case* Frances Wentz file indicates cash given to athletes * Frances Wentz plea bargain followed request for fund records* * Man robs branch of One Natl at LRi loses cap on way out Investigation found 33 pct of UA events receipts missing * Stephen M Murray gets suspended term. restitution ordered * Stephen M Murry pleads no contest to record tampering charge* Lengthy article reviews Frances Wentz-Cynthia Barnes case * Univ of Ark athletic dept funds called ripe for thievery * Univ of Ark has seen six charged with theft * Two LR banks robbed same day * Worthen branch robbery is 3rd holdup in LR in 4 days * First Commercial branch at LR robbed 2nd time in 10 days * F.x-judge Loyd T Harper accused of taking funds from estate * ROBERTS. BOBBY see also Prisons and prisoners ROBERTS, JACQUELINE see also Poor ROBERTSON. GIP see also Trucks and trucking industry ROBERTSON. WILLARD see also Housing ROBINSON. JOSEPH T see also History (Ark) Listed among state ' s most influential citizens ROB INSON. TOMMY see also Murders - Mason. Marj orie L see also Presidential election of 1 992 Robinson abandons party tie s: says Republ icans run ' s cam' Robinson says he has no plan to seek political office Robinson says l ibel threat against Ark Democrat only a j oke Tommy wears out another party Chides Sen Dale Bumpers on Persian Gul f war stand 279 10/23/91 10/26/91 10/31/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 5/91 11 / 8/91 1 1/13/91 11/13/91 11/ 14/91 11/ 15/91 11/ 19/91 11/ 19/91 11/ 19/91 11/23/91 11/23/91 11/24/91 11/26/91 1 1/30/91 11/30/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 7 /91 12/ 7/91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/17/91 12/21/91 12/27/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL B7 B5 B2 B2 B2 B2 Bl Bl Bl B4 B3 B5 B5 Al B4 Bl B5 Bl B3 Bl Bl Bl Al Al B2 Al Bl Bl Al Al Al4 B2 B2 B2 A7 1 3 2 1 4 5 6 6 2 3 2 4 4 2 1 6 4 2 1 1 2 2 2 5 3 6 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 4 1 02/10/91 A7 3 02/ 9/91 OZ/ 9/91 0 2/13/91 02/13/91 03/19/91 2 2 1 1 2 Bl Bl B2 B8 A6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Robinson refuses to criticize David Duke visit to Ark Robinson says he does not agree with David Duke philosophy Asks UALR for extension for completion of master ' s thesis Farm life is the good life for Robinson * Comments on Walter Hussman purchase of Arkansas Gazette ROBKEN. JIM see also Athletics and sports Robken to direct bands at Louisiana Tech ROCKEFELLER (WINTHROP) FOUNDATION Foundation makes minigrants to educators Grants totaled almost $3 million in 1990 ROCKEFELLER. WINTHROP see also Agriculture Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons Book by Cathy Urwin traces Rockefeller years in Arkansas M Hawkins says Urwin interviewed only Rockefeller friends Marlin Hawkins chides Cathy Urwin on research style for book Marlin Hawkins says Rockefeller offered him money for support Marlin Hawkins tells of prov iding security for Rockefellers Dr Gregory J W Urwin defends wife ' s research for book ROCKEFELLER. WINTHROP PAUL see also Birth control and abortion Wealth put at $950 million Brief biographical sketch of Rockefeller Chairs Presidnt ' s Council on Rural America Discuss e s rural problems in America Rockefeller may expand ownership in Miami yacht dealership Rockefeller involved in Bale Chevrolet ownership Listed among America ' s wealthiest persons ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER see Medicine and health RODGERS. DALE. LUMBER CO Mena sawmill closing; 60 j obs will b e lost ROGERS SCHOOL DI STRICT see Education F16 F 19 see Substance abus e and traffic ROGERS-HOUGH MEMORIAL LIBRARY see Books and writing ROHR INDUSTRIES INC Sheridan firm makes cowls for giant airplane engines ROHWER WAR RELOCATION CAMP see J apanese in the United States ROL-LIFT CORP see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous mateials ROLE MODEL S see Blacks ROLLER FUNERAL HOMES see Funerals and mortuaries ROLLER SKATING RINKS see Amusement and entertainemnt ROSENBAUM LAKE see Rivers and lakes Ross. MIKE see also Legislature (Ark) 280 PAGE COL AB 2 2 4 2 1 04/19/91 D6 4 05/ 5/91 B6 07 I 5/91 B2 5 5 02/10/91 07/ 7/91 07/27/91 07 /27 /91 07 /27 /91 07/27/91 OS/ 1/91 BS B8 BS B8 B8 2 1 3 4 4 4 1 05/27 /91 05/ 27 /91 05/27 /91 05/27/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 5/91 10/13/91 xlO xlO x7 x7 Cl ClO Al 3 4 1 1 2 6 2 04/27 /91 04/27 /91 05/ 3/91 06/ 9/91 10/19/91 Bl Bl B3 Fl A6 G6 08/ 16/91 Cl 3 03/ 1 1/91 x17 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE ROUNSAV ALL• KE ITH see also Robberies and thefts ROY. ELSIJANE TRIMBLE see also Courts. Federal RUMOR see also Crime and vice RUNOFF ELECTIONS see Politics and govt F26 RURAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION. Arkansas see Economic development RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, Arkansas see Economic development RURAL ENTERPRISE CENTER. Arkansas see Economic development RU SHING. KARISSA see also Miss Arkansas RUSS, STANLEY see also B irth control and abortion see also Government employees. State RU SSELL ( I D) CO see also Livestock and poul try RUSSELL. JERRY L see also Fuller, Ron see also Presidential election of 1992 Hist ory buff takes stand in battle over George Custer RUSSELL. RON see also Arkansas . State Chamber of Commerce RUSSELLVILLE see also Cities and tcwns see also Retail stores Residents pull together to help woman in need * RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Assaults RUTHERFORD INSTITUTE see Religion S-C SEASONING CO Fame of company ' s Cavender ' s seasoning s preads across U S SAFECO LIFE IN SU RANCE CO Ark Insurance Dept fines Safeco $ 1 0 . 000 over salesman ' s acts SALARIES see Wages and salaries SALINE COUNTY see also Substance abuse and traffic Rural Development Authority violates FOI. group charges Corruption of public officials suspected Sheriff Larry Davis says latest subpoena j ust harassment Sheriff L arry Davis inv ites probe of operation of his office Dan Harmon blames sheriff ' s office for logj am of cases Federal grand j ury clears officials of wrongdoing allegations Prosecutor Dan Harmon can subpoena sheriff ' s deputies Sheriff Davis and deputies may be questioned in secret Sheriff Larry Davis says he will ride out storm. run again Sheriff and his employees to skip hearing by prosecutor Grand j ury to investigate missing evidence charges 281 PAGE COL 07 / 1 4/91 B9 1 10/20/91 BS 3 09/30/91 x6 4 01/ 9/91 C2 5 04/ 16/91 05/ 2/91 06/11/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/28/91 07/ 2/91 07 I 4/91 07/ 6/91 07 /12/91 07/13/91 5 5 4 2 1 5 2 3 3 3 5 B3 B3 B7 Bl B6 Al B7 BS B7 BU B14 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Prosecutor Dan Harmon. Sheriff Larry Davis end feud Dan Harmon taking evidence issue with Sheriff to State Police * Prosecutor Dan Harmon faul ts Sheriff Larry Davis * Rape cases to be referred t o State Police. Harmon says * Sheriff Larry Davis will not seek re-election SALINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL see Contracts and purchasing, Govt see Medicine and health SAL INE RIVER see Rivers and lakes SAM' S WHOLESALE CLUB see Wal-Mart Stores Inc SANDERS. RAYMOND C JR see also Murders - Brannon. Charle s and Nancy Brannon SANYO MANUFACTURING CORP Profile of Forrest City plant and its success SARAH LEE HOISERY CORP Clarksville plant to expand, add employees SATANISM see also Murders - Childree, Amy SAUNDERS. JANE P see also Women SAWYER, WALLACE B see also Iran-Contra Affair SAYLES. GINIE POLO see als o Wealth. Pers onal SCHAFFER, ARCHIE see also Tyson Foods Inc SCHEDULED TRUCKW AYS INC * Frank Cochran fights lawsuits. bills to keep firm alive * Firm closes Rogers shop. lays off 1 7 maintenance workers SCHEXNAYDER, CHARLOTTE see also Newspaper Associ ation, National see also Women SCHOENINGER, RICHARD see also Eureka Springs SCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANS see also Claudia Company Arkansas s chools back tighter loan criteria for students Louisiana plan for college scholarships told to Legislature Louisiana plan tied to high school grades . family income College scholarship plan passes first test in Legis Legislature approves bills for scholarships to college College tuition scholarship program bill signed by Governor State scholarships available to middle . low income families Univ of Ark receives $3 million for Sturgis Fellowships Daisy Bates s cholarships awarded National Merit scholarships go to 5 1 Arkansans Single Parent Scholarship Fund helps parents with college List of 100 high s chool seniors named Governor ' s Scholars Ten single mothers awarded $500 college scholarships by COPE Financial aid change at colleges hits snag List of 164 National Merit semi-final ists in Ark Ark has 19 National Achievement semifinal ists 282 07/19/91 0 8/ 9/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/17/91 PAGE COL Bl A12 Bl Bl Bl 3 1 3 3 1 05/ 6/91 x4 1 05/29/91 ClO 3 10/21/91 Dl 11/ 12/91 Dl 8 01/14/91 01/24/91 01/24/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 /91 03/ 6/91 03/25/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 10/91 05/24/91 07/21/91 07 /28/91 08/31/91 09/10/91 09/12/91 09/26/91 Bl I5 I5 H3 12 B2 AB B5 B2 B6 Al B7 B2 Bl BlO B5 1 1 4 4 1 3 2 1 2 2 4 5 1 l 5 2 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST see Education Ag27 SCHOOL READINESS TASK FORCE (US) Study group meeting in Little Rock SCHOOL S. Public see Education SCHWARZKOPF• NORMAN Only 200 attend event at Springdale planned for 600 * SCIENCE AND TECHNOLCX7Y Ark Science and Technol ogy Authority makes several grants ASTA grants of $ 2. 5 mil lion bring in another $45 . 5 m.ill!on Students test skil ls a t Arkansas Science Fair Hendrix College proj ect experiments with ring laser gyroscope AS&TA awards $200, 000 in eight grants for research SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AUTHORITY (Ark) see also Science and technol ogy SCOTT COUNTY see also Murders, Attempted - Isham, James SCO'IT PAPER CO Rogers mill placed on market for sale SCOTT, RUFUS A see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials SCOTI'0 SCOTTY see also Murders - Thornton. Betty SEAL. BARRY see also Attorney General (Ark) My23 see also Iran-Contra Affair SEARCHES AND SEIZURES see Credit US Supreme Ct overturns 1979 Arkansas case decision SEARCY see also Parks . recreation and tourism see also Police see also Television SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education N28 06 SEAT BELTS AND RESTRAINTS. Automobile see Automobile seat belt and restraints SEBASTIAN COUNTY Auditors uncover funds misuse LJAC votes t o call on bonds of 5 in case of mis si.ng $74.000 SEBASTIAN COUNTY JAIL see Prisons and prisoners SECKINGER, WILLIAM C SR Son disputes Univ of Ark right to father ' s estate SECRETARY OF STATE (Ark) An absurd Mccuen takes Clark ' s place (ed in El Dorado News) W J Mccuen invites Arkansans to take trip to China State did not pay for McCuen ' s China invitations W J Mccuen may not make China trip W J McCuen moves to state-owned house near Capitol A case of adverse possession? (ed on Mccuen house ) Column discusses W J Mccuen and his state-owned residence W J McCuen ' s l isting of travel bills omits Western trip 283 PAGE COL 05/17/91 B9 l 11/20/91 B3 1 01/19/91 03/ 1/91 0 4/ 13/91 05/ 4/ 91 05/25/91 C2 ClO B3 B3 ClO 1 3 5 2 1 03/20/91 Cl 2 05/31/91 Al 5 06/12/91 Bl 4 06/15/91 B4 1 6 08/31/91 B5 4 01/ 6/91 01/10/91 01/ 1 1/91 01/15/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 2/91 1 2 1 2 5 1 1 1 C6 Bl BS Bl Bl BS Bl Bl2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE W J Mccuen says he is unsure of house expense W J Mccuen declines to pass out Oaklawn tickets in future Head of vo-tech agency says he was asked to vacate house Taxpayers are paying W J McCuen ' s rent Mccuen house was f inancial drain on state, agency says Secretary cannot delegate signature verification to counties Scott Trotter memo attacks W J Mccuen W J Mccuen files vouchers for $217 for visit to Grand Canyon Mccuen does it again (ed on vouchers on Grand Canyon trip ) Max Brantly column on Bill Mccuen ' s travels out West Mccuen fills role of oaf of state (ed in Eagle Democrat) W J Mccuen wants motion picture "Stone Cold" to premiere here W J Mccuen angry over having to record expense s W J McCuen says press criticism may keep movie out of LR W J McCuen awarded ' Yahoo of the Year' by Women ' s Caucus Columnist suggests " Stone Cold" premiere elsewhere 'l\vo handicapped parking spaces added at Mccuen house Low state pay sends W J Mccuen l ooking for j ob W J Mccuen says he placed handicapped parking signs at house W J McCuen ' s mystery vacation trip ends Mccuen divorce is granted in Garland County W J McCuen takes trip t o Texas for motorcycle rally W J Mccuen likes style of swapping favors Management style and f inances of W J McCuen reaise questions Power . scope of office grow under W J McCuen Mccuen connections shown in list of employees W J Mccuen uses telephone often The Office of Mccuen Promotion (ed) Employee calls editorial unfair to Mccuen. office workers W J Mccuen a no-show for Ark premier of "Stone Cold" W J McCuen left his boots in L A after "Stone Cold" showing W J Mccuen cancels trip to China Trips to Florida and Kentucky chgd to Mccuen state credit cd W J Mccuen explains charges on his state credit card * Bill McCuen argues with J ack Kearney on Ethics Comm work SECURITIES see Stocks and bonds SECURITIES DEPARTMENT (Ark) see Stocks and bonds SEEDS Arkansas County Seed Co settles sale violation with Texas co Illegal seed sales threaten established companie s SEISMOLOGY see Oil and gas SELF-ESTEEM see Success SENTRY RECYCLE AND STORAGE see also Waste materials SEPTIC SHOCK see Medicine and health SEVERANCE TAXE S see Taxation SEX BIAS see North Little Rock 284 02/ 5/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/12/91 02/20/91 03/ 1 9/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/24/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 7/91 04/10/91 04/12/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/26/91 04/27 /91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/28/91 04/30/91 05/13/91 05/ 17 /91 05/18/91 05/21/91 06/13/91 06/14/91 12/12/91 PAGE COL Bl G2 B2 A6 A6 B6 B6 Al Al B7 Bl Bl Al 1 1 1 2 4 1 5 2 1 1 4 2 2 3 4 1 5 6 2 2 3 2 2 3 1 4 6 1 1 2 6 1 6 1 3 07/13/91 ca oa/ 5/91 x7 4 1 H3 B7 H3 A8 Bl BS Hl ca Bl Bl B2 B6 Cl Bl Al Bl Bl B2 Al Al Al A6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE SEX CRIMES see also Athletics and sports see also Education see also Efird. Tyson Lee see also Murders - Conwell, Susan and Robert H Scheid see also Prisons and prisoners Six men arrested, chgd in rape of pre-teen at party Five plead innocent in rape case of girl at party David Lee Fowler chgd with rape of 9-yr-old girl Six-yr-old girl allegedly assaul ted by mother ' s boyfriend Dr James F Thomas J r sentenced for sex abuse of a boy Sex chgs filed against Pulaski Dist teacher David L Murray Police seek Dewey Magar in case of 8-yr-old child Convicted child molester Dewey Magar held without bond Bill in Legis would make hospitals collect evidence of rape Camden School Dist sued over alleged homosexual abuse of boy Frank L Frankl in sentenced to 300 years in prison Rape of female student in Univ of Ark dorm reported to police Judge recommends Wayne Dumond not get 2nd chance at new trial Sex abuse chg filed against UA student Scott Brown Gov Bill Clinton vetoes AIDS tests for sex of fenders Gazette critical of Democrat for printing alleged victim name Keith Whitfield accused of homosexual rape of 1 2-yr-old Youth allegedly raped by Whitfield at Juvenile Detention Ctr Tony Perry convicted of rape of 9-yr-old girl NLR woman abducted, raped and shot twice Jeffrey John Tyler chgd with 2 kidnappings in 2 days at LR Springdale woman abducted, raped, left for dead Harold Edward Chism pleads not guilty to rape. kidnap Anthony Monts convicted of rape of 13-yr-old girl Second suspect in kidnapping-rape-shooting caught Robert Lee Fairchild ' s conviction in rape of boy upheld Jury acqui ts 14-yr-old Phillip Travis of rape charge Bill Rhoads convicted of molesting girl, 1 2 James Harmon enters guilty plea t o abuse of girl. 1 0 NLR i s target of sex abuse suit against D Luckie and police Donnell Luckie now says he is innocent of sexual abuse Donnell Luckie says he confessed to get shorter prison term Former NLR police chief testifies in rape trial of Luckie LR woman testifies to sex abuse by Donnell Luckie Jury awards $200 , 000 to alleged victim of Donnell Luckie Hearing closed on case of 1 4-yr-old girl , 5 teenage boys Twelve-yr-old girl allegedly taken from s chool , raped at LR Eric V Brooks , 1 5 , chagd as adult in rape of another student Bond se t at $25 , 000 for student chgd in rape at school Willie Atkins J r convicted of rape of 2-yr-old girl Claude Wallace Jr chgd with rape of two young girls Information sought about kidnapping, rape near Lonoke Anthony Hawley arrested in rape of woman near Lonoke Two men accused of molesting 18-month-old child Five-yr-old girl raped at LR Ernest Preston Dunn arrested in rape of 5-year-old girl Man arrested in rape of 6-yr-old boy Danny Gene Carlton chgd with rape of 11-yr-old girl 28S 01/ 3/91 0 1/ 4/ 91 01/ 4/ 91 0 1/ 9/91 01/ 1 1/91 0 1/3 1/91 02/15/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 03/21/91 03/23/91 03/26/91 04/ 6/91 04/ 10/91 04/12/91 0 4/ 2 1/91 04/24/91 04/24/91 04/26/91 04/28/91 04/29/91 04/30/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 7 /91 05/ 8/91 05/10/91 05/10/91 05/20/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 OS/23/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/30/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 7 /9 1 06/13/91 06/13/91 06/23/91 06/24/91 07 / 5/91 07 / 9/91 07 / 1 2/91 07/12/91 07/ 15/91 PAGE COL B6 B2 B2 B9 BU B4 B6 B2 !3 Bl B3 B2 BS A7 B14 Cl Al Al B7 Bl Bl Bl Bl2 B6 BS B2 B2 B6 B6 B3 Bl BS Bll BS Bl B9 Bl B2 BS Bl4 B9 Bl Bl B4 B4 BS BS BlO 4 1 5 6 1 2 3 4 1 3 1 3 4 1 1 1 5 5 1 5 1 2 1 3 2 2 5 4 5 5 5 4 2 1 5 1 4 1 5 2 1 5 5 5 1 1 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Hung j ury ends trial of W E Gafford in case of 2-yr-old girl 07 / 1 8/91 Kenneth Burton Morgan to appeal conviction of rape of 2 girls 07/25/91 Frederick Deshone J ohnson pleads guilty to abuse of girl . 1 1 07/26/91 07/26/91 Twin sisters. age 1 1 . tell jury Anthony Terry raped them 08/ 1/91 Thomas E Townsend chgd w ith abuse of 1 1-yr-old girl NLR day-care operator Kenneth Ed Holloway chgd in child rape 08/ 2/91 08/ 3/91 Peggy ' s Day Care Center was site of alleged molestations 08/ 3/91 Three more charges placed against Kenneth Ed Holloway 08/ 3/91 Peggy ' s Day Care was visited eight times by state officials 08/ 4/91 Two parental accusers of Holloway gave references More charges placed against Kenneth Ed Holloway 08/ 7/91 08/ 7 /91 Dennis Ray Paul chgd with assault of 13-yr-old girl Two teen-age boys chgd with rape of 13-yr-old girl 08/10/91 Gary N Yarborough. 1 6 . chgd in rape of girl . 14 08/10/91 Ark Supreme Ct voids use of hearsay evidence in child abuse 08/12/91 Hearsay evidence let adul t s testify to child ' s statements 0 8/ 1 2/91 John Richard Lukach given two life sentences for child rape 08/16/91 08/16/91 Kenneth Holloway accused of threatening boy. 8 James Cosby. 53 . chgd with sexual abuse of teen-age boys 08/17 /91 Dewey Magar gets 30-yr term on chg of abuse of young boys 08/23/91 Retired educator Boyd McDanie. 8 1 . chgd with abuse of boy 08/27 /91 John Richard Luckach receives 3rd life term for rape of child 08/28/91 Berryl Tucker pleads guilty to rape of 4-yr-old girl 08/29/91 Former day-care children allege Kenneth Holloway abused them 08/30/91 Kenneth Holloway now faces 1 1 charges 08/30/91 09/ 5/91 Sexually transmitted diseases common in abused children Child ruled incompetent to testify against Keith Brian Galway 09/ 6/91 Rape chg against Keith Brian Galway dismissed after ruling 09/ 6/91 Girl s . 1 4 . report rape and abuse at Univ of Ark men ' s dorm 0 9/ 1 7 /91 Boyd McDaniel . 8 1 . pleads innocent to sexual abuse of boy 09/17/91 09/ 18/91 Witness details alleged rape by Ken D Dillon 0 9 / 18/91 Ex-Pul aski Co Deputy Sheriff Ken D Dillon on trial for rape Alleged rape victim says Deputy Ken Dillon strip-searched her 09/19/91 Ex-deputy Ken Dillon found guilty of rape. gets 33 years 09/20/91 09/20/91 Gordon H Williams Jr chgd w ith sexual assault of three boys J L Johnston, son B rian J J ohnston, chgd with child assault 09/20/91 No decision yet on rape charges at Univ of Ark men ' s dorm 09/26/91 10/ 1/91 Four Univ of Ark men chgd with assault of two l lryr-olds 10/ 2/91 Houston N Milligan chgd in rapes of children at NLR Four Univ of Ark freshmen plead innocent to sex abuse chgs 10/ 4/91 10/ 4/91 Ex-Razorback Derrick Dodson gets 30 yrs for rape, burglary State rape reports steadily climbing 10/10/91 1 0 / 1 1/91 Richard Lee Bridges gets 3 consecutive life terms in case 10/ 18/91 Phillip Trav i s , 1 5 . gets 10 years for rape Man chgd w ith raping daughter. step-son * 10/19/91 * 10/28/91 Gary Wayne Bragg chgd in rape of woman. shooting of two Conviction in rape of mentally retarded woman thrown out * 10/29/91 * 10/30/91 Trial of Henry Allen Underwood to go on despite illness NLR high school teacher CArl A Latting faces sex abuse chg * 1 1/ 2/91 * 1 1/ 2/91 Rape charge against Harold Edward Chism dismis sed * 1 1/ 5/91 Harold Edward Chism convicted of kidnapping, theft Univ of Ark Judicial Bd unfair, lawyer for 4 students says * 11/ 5/91 * 11/ 6/91 Univ of Ark delays hearing for four accused students * 11/ 13/91 Jogger says she was raped by three on Univ of Ark campus 286 PAGE COL B5 B4 B2 B2 BS Al Al Al A6 Bl Bl B3 B3 B3 Bl Bl B3 B7 Bl B7 B3 B4 B7 A16 Al6 B5 Bl Bl Al B3 Al Bl B5 Bl B4 B6 BS Al B7 B7 B7 Al B6 B9 C3 AlO BS B9 lB B6 All Bl Bl B7 l 4 1 2 4 2 2 2 1 5 1 3 1 3 5 6 1 4 5 6 1 4 4 1 1 1 5 5 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 3 6 3 1 4 2 1 5 1 1 1 5 2 1 4 3 3 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Father arrested in rape of his 10-yr-old daughter * Ex-teacher David L Murray cleared of fondl ing charge * Girl tells police she had sex with per pastor several times * Former pastor Michael L Mills chgd in rape of two girls * * Michael Lloyd Mills remains in NLR pulpit * Billie Dean Langston. 1 9 , chgd with rape of girl. 8 LR girl, 1 3 , says shewas raped * * Police say girl. 2 , victim of sex assault * LR girl. 1 1 . tells of sexual abuse SEX EDUCATION see also Baptist Church see also Education Mr21 SEXUAL HARASSMENT see Homosexuals see Medi-Stat Medical Clinic see Medicine and health see Police SF SERVICES INC Southern Farmers Assn. MFC Services merge to form new firm SHANKS. NED see al s o Hotels see also Restaurants SHERWOOD Kiehl Avenue development has been slow. but growth expected New workers could be boost for Sherwood businesses Growth of Pulaski County town expected to continue SHIELDS-MARLEY. DEANN see also Women SHIPPING BY WATER see Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators see Rivers and lakes SHIRLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education SHOOTINGS see als o Colleges and universities see also Crime and vice see als o Education see also Loitering and vagrancy see also Murders Brinkley coach Allen Perry recovering from shooting Juveniles arrested in shooting of principal at Fifty- Six Teens at Fifty- Six to be charged as adults in shooting Eight teens caught walking down LR street firing shotguns Two drive-by shootings at LR injure three persons Family of Joyce Moring sues Pulaski Co sheriff ' s office Joyce Moring was shot during Vahn V isombath incident in 1989 Seven-yr-old dies in accidental shooting by brother Stephen W Ivey fatally shot in alleged attack on Summerhill Emma Buford chgd with shooting her sassy son. 15 Charles Summerville shooting of Steven Ivey rul ed j ustified Ouachita County Deputy shoots . kills Frederick V Hamilton Family mourns death of Frederick V Hamilton CMen D Watson. 1 8 . shot at Forrest City parking lot Five persons robbed. one shot at car upholstery shop 287 11/22/91 11/27 /91 12/ 4/ 91 12/ 7 /91 12/ l l/91 12/12/91 12/ 1 9/91 12/ 1 9/91 12/19/91 PAGE COL B7 B2 B4 B2 B9 B4 B4 B4 B7 2 5 1 5 1 1 3 3 6 03/ 7/91 ClO 3 01/28/91 x5 06/17/91 B3 06/21/91 Al 1 1 2 01/ 2/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7/91 02/24/91 03/ 1/91 03/16/91 03/16/91 03/27 /91 05/22/91 06/14/91 06/27 /91 06/28/91 07 / 12/91 07 / 12/91 07 /27 /91 3 2 2 1 4 5 5 1 1 3 4 5 1 3 5 B3 B5 B5 B7 B4 Bl Bl Bl B5 BB Bl l BB B6 B7 B4 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Six wounded in L onoke gunfire Two shot; 30 bullets hit LR house Six inj ured by gunfire in Lonoke in separate incidents Teen who shot Fifty-Six principal gets prison term. fine LR officers t rade gunfire with 4 young men downtown Bystander. two suspects hit in shoot-out at LR Deadly start to deer season w orries G&FC Two heavily armed men shot up alleged gambling house at LR Woman shot son who ruined her Thanksgiving dinner Police wound teen near LR club after shots on ' youth night' Andre McNeil shot to death; UAPB security gurad suspended Witnesses tight-lipped in shooting of Andre McNeil at UAPB SHORTER COLLEGE see Colleges and universities SHRINERS Convention to draw 1 5 . 000 Shriners t o LR in 1994 SHRY• STEVEN A see also Colleges and universities SICKLE CELL ANEMIA see Medicine and health SICKNESS see Medicine and health SIEGEL . DAV ID H see also Banks SIEGRIST. JIMMY see als o Crime Laboratory (Ark) SIERRA CLUB see al s o Earthquakes SIGMA NU FRATERNITY see also Cemeteries SILOAM SPRINGS see Water SILVERSMITHING see Culture and the arts S IMMONS FAMILY MURDERS Book describes Ronald Gene Simmons as ' zero at the bone ' Simmons murders worst family massacre in US history Review of book. "Zero at the Bone" SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK see Banks S IMMONS FIRST NATIONAL CORP see Banks SIMMONS. RONALD EUGENE see Simmons Family Murders S IMMONS. THOMAS WINFORD see also Murders - Price family SIMON. PAU L see also Presidential election o f 1 992 SIMPSON. WALTER E "Sonny " Simpson hurt in fall while handling robbery suspect Simpson mending after fall SINGLE PARENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND see Scholarships and l oans SIVIL S. BRENDA J OYCE 288 * * * * * * PAGE COL B3 B3 B4 B3 Bl Bl Al B2 B2 Al Bl Bl 1 1 5 5 6 5 2 6 3 5 4 1 03/ 14/91 Al 2 11/ 7 /91 B5 1 02/18/91 Al 02/18/91 Al 03/ 3/91 G6 2 2 1 09/27 /91 Al 10/ 1 1/91 Bl 2 2 08/ 1 1/91 0 8/ 1 1/91 08/12/91 08/20/91 09/29/91 10/ 5/91 11/ 12/91 11/26/91 11/29/91 11/30/91 12/11/91 12/12/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Education SKELTON. DAN see also Books and writing SLANDER see Libel and slander SLEDGE. NOMA FAYE see also Conway County SMALL BUSINESS see Business see Minority business enterprises SMD..EY. WALTER see also Little Rock SMITH. CARMEL ITA see also Urban League of Arkansas SMITH. EUGENE W see also Colleges and universities SMITH, FREDERICK W see also Aviation and aircraft SMITH, GEORGE ROSE see also Games SMOKING see Tobacco SNEDEKER. DON see also Vigilance groups SNELL. RICHARD WAYNE see also Murders - Stumpp. William Michael SNOW AND SNOWSTORMS see Weather and storms SOCIAL JUSTICE, Institute for see also Hanggi. Elena SOCIAL WORK see also Insurance son. AND WATER CONSERVATION SERVICE (Ark) see also Water SONDERQUIST, DONALD G see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc SOUTH BLUFF BUILDING (Little Rock) see Buildings and offices SOUTH CENTRAL CAREER COLLEGE see Trade schools SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY see Athletics and sports see Colleges and universities see Colleges and universities SOUTHERN FARMERS ASSOCIATION see also SF Services Inc NLR mill expansion will create 3 20 j obs SOUTHERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE see Computers and data processing SOUTHLAND GREYHOUND PARK see Dog racing SOUTHWEST EXPERIMENTAL FAST OXIDE REACTOR ( SEFOR) Nuclear reactor in Washington County now j ust a ghost Univ of Ark to discontunue use of facil ity 289 PAGE Q)L 01/ 15/91 C2 5 08/18/91 F l 08/18/91 F l 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE SOUTHWEST TIMES RECORD see Whirlpool Corp SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO Patricia Gray has charge of donations by SW Bell in LR SOYBEANS see Agriculture SPACE. Outer Eclipse of sun casts small shadow on Arkansas SPANKING (Corporal Punishment) see Punishment. Corporal SPARKS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER see Medicine and health SPECIAL OLYMPICS Arkansas Special Olympics to be held in Conway Team spirit carries handicapped Arkansans to games SPECTERS see Apparitions SPECTRUM see News and news media SPILTECH INC Environmental firm bought by Ed Penick Jr. two others SPORTING GOODS see also Finance and budge t s . State Govt SPORTS HALL OF FAME. Arkansas see Athletics and sports S PRING RIVER see Rivers and lakes S PRINGDALE see also Hotels SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Football SPRINGTOWN see also Postal service ST FRANCI S COUNTY Prosecutor j oins effort to oust County Judge Carl E Cisco ST VINCENT INFIRMARY MEDICAL CENTER see Medicine and health see Unempl oyment insurance and compensation STADIUMS AND ARENAS see also Little Rock Frank Broyles to propose 1 5 . 000 seat arena for Univ of Ark Univ of Ark Trustees approve study of new arena Bill being prepared to give War Memorial t o Little Rock House votes to give War Memorial t o LR if conditions met James L "Bud" Walton donates $15 million for UA arena Frank Broyles comments on $15 million gift from Bud Walton Univ of Ark Board approves moving forward with new arena LR City Bd interested in War Memorial expansion Frank Broyles asks fans t o l obby for War Memorial improvement War Memorial included in LR package planned for vote UA may demol ish Carlson Terrace for new basketball arena Battle lines shaping up over LR plan for War Memorial Stadium War Memorial shows its forty-three years of use War Memorial to cut rental rate for UA-Rice game this season 290 PAGE COL 04/15/91 x6 1 07 / 1 2/91 Al 2 05/16/91 B3 07/20/91 Bl 2 2 03/27/91 Cl 2 0 1/ 15/91 BlO 5 01/ 4/ 91 01/26/91 02/15/91 02/19/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 2/91 04/ 18/91 04/25/91 05/16/91 05/25/91 06/ 7 /91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 6 5 6 4 6 4 5 6 2 2 1 2 4 5 Al Bl A4 Gl Al Bl Bl B2 Al Al B14 Al A6 B2 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE LR seeks pledge for UA football at War Memorial Two sites proposed for new arena at Univ of Ark Cost of Univ of Ark arena rises t o $34-36 million Univ of Ark will not force landowners to sell for arena Univ of Ark arena with 1 6 , 3 00 seats approved by Trustees Commission votes to replace turf at War Memorial Univ of Ark board approves bonds for basketball arena UA Trustee Jim Blair says Llama Co rewarded with bond sale Jim Blair apologizes for remark on Llama Co and UA bonds Univ of Ark says Llama Co got no preferential treatment Central Ark area may lose Razorback basketball . Broyles says Crystal Hill complex for sports revived by private interests * Site of Bud Walton Arena at Fayetteville dedicated STAINED GLAS S David Soos is master at stained glass for churches STANDARD OF LIVING see Qual ity of life STANLEY. CAROLINE see also Women STANLEY. JAMES WARREN JR see also Environment STANTON, BILL see also Books and writing see also Vigilance groups STAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Ja16 Ag24 STARR. HENRY see al so History (Ark) STARR. JOHN ROBERT see also News and news media STEELE. RUTH see also Education see also Women STEENBURGEN. MARY see also Actors and entertainers STENOGRAPH INSITITUTE OF ARKANSAS see Trade s chools STEPHENS see also Police STEPHENS INC see also Bank of Credit and Commerce International see also Markle. John see al so Stephens, Wilton R Roy Drew called sel f-appointed watchdog of Stephens Inc Roy Drew not universally admired in 'watchdog rol e ' W R "Witt" Stephens holds last luncheon in old offices Stephens being sued for fraud over loss on investments Credits success of out-of-state offices to relationships Stephens family t o donate site for Diamond Center at LR Stephens purchases Haygood Inc at Memphis LR officials attack allegations Stephens to get bond issues STEPHENS SPORTS MANAGEMENT INC Firm expanding out-of-state: U S Reed j oins staff * STEPHENS, GEORGE H J R 291 07/ 3/91 07 / 1 1/91 07/16/91 07/17/91 07/27/91 09/ 8/91 09/21/91 09/26/91 09/27/91 09/27 /91 10/10/91 10/10/91 10/24/91 PAGE COL Al Dl Dl Bll Al Bl Al Cl Cl Cl Al C9 Cl 04/28/91 B2 01/ 12/91 01/13/91 01/26/91 05/ 2/91 05/ 3/91 08/23/91 09/17 /91 10/ 3/91 Fl Fl Cl B4 ClO Al Cl Bl 11/23/91 Dl 5 5 4 4 2 5 2 6 2 2 4 5 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see als o McAuley. Darrel STEPHENS. JACKSON THOMAS "JACK" see also Bank of Credit and Commerce International Stephens files for divorce from Mary Anne Stephens Mary Anne Stephens says pre-nuptial pact was voided in 1983 Mary Ann Stephens seeks use of guest house at LR Privacy in divorce sought Public access to divorce proceedings closed Honored by Fifty for the Future for civic achievement Plays golf with Vice Pres Dan Quayle at Augusta Natl Club Stephens is chmn of Augusta National Golf Club Stephens divorce to remain private Divorce of J ackson T and Mary Anne Stephens final Stephens made $100 . 000 c ontribution to Republican Party STEPHENS, MARY ANNE see also Stephens , Jackson Thomas "Jack" STEPHENS . WARREN AMERINE Arkansas making great strides in busine s . Stephens says STEPHENS. WILTON R see al s o Presidential election of 1992 see als o Stephens Inc Listed as one of Ark ' s most influential persons Honored by Fifty for the Future for civic achievement Entertains friends at his Prattsville farm Believes Bill Clinton run for president would help Arkansas Recalls driving his car on new concrete Dollar Way Road Stephens built Foreman Cement Co Founder of Stephens Inc rushed t o hospital in LR Stephens listed as critical following surgery Mr Stephens listed in critical condition in hospital Financier S tephens dies at age 84 of natural causes Obituary reviews remarkable achievements of Mr Stephens Stephens will be missed. state ' s political leaders say Stephens conquered lifetime of long odds. Rohn Starr writes Funeral services set today at Second Baptist in LR Large crowd attends memorial services for Stephens Democrat-Gaz ette eulogizes the late Mr Stephens STEROIDS see Athletics and sports STEWART, HEZEKIAH see also Crime and vice see als o Methodist Church STILL, WILLIAM GRANT Listed among state ' s most influential citizens STOCKLEY. GRIF see also Books and w riting see also Legal profession STOCKS AND BONDS see als o Advanced Env ironmental Recycling Technologies Inc see al s o Dillard Department Stores see als o Government bonds and investments see als o Phoenix Mortgage Corp New Securities Dept chief to be named soon Arkansas w inners and l osers during 1989 292 01/26/91 02/22/91 02/27 /91 03/12/91 03/13/91 03/26/91 05/ 2/91 05/29/91 06/ 1 1/91 06/27 /91 08/ 14/91 PAGE illL Bl2 B2 All B2 B2 ClO Al Al B2 B4 A3 1 5 1 2 2 1 2 5 5 1 4 04/16/91 C l 3 A6 1 1 6 3 4 4 2 1 5 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 02/10/91 03/26/91 06/ 9/91 08/ 5/91 08/11/91 08/11/91 * 1 1/16/91 * 1 1 / 17 /91 * 11/ 17/91 * 12/ 3/91 * 12/ 3/91 * 12/ 3/91 * 12/ 4/91 * 12/ 4/ 91 * 12/ 5/91 * 12/ 5/91 ClO Fl B2 F2 F2 Dl Bl B2 Al Al AlO BU BS Al B9 02/10/91 A6 5 01/ 1/91 Cl 01/ 1/91 Cl 2 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE PAGE COL NASD punishes seven brokers in Ark 01/ 3/91 Cl Joe E Madden Jr named interim head of state Securities Dept 01/ 5 / 9 1 Cl Commr Joe Madden wants to assist investors early 0 1/ 8/91 Cl 'Ilio officers of Union Natl Mortgage chgd with fraud 01/26/91 C l O Friend of traders admits draining Union Natl Mortgage accts 05/ 9/91 C l Union Natl Mortgage official Timothy Gibbons denies charges 05/10/91 C l 05/11/91 C l Timothy Gibbons convicted in Union Natl Mortgage case Union Natl Mortgage ' s Mark Hopkins acquitted of fraud chgs 05/ 1 1/91 C l 07 I 9/91 Al Gene N Flannes arrested in Florida on fraud charges in Ark Gene N Flannes fled Garland County in April 1 988 07 / 9/91 Al Reaction to arrest of Nils Eugene Flannes 07 / 10/91 Bl Gene Flannes waives right to bond hearing in Florida 07 / 1 1/91 B6 Nile Eugene Flannes brought to Ark to face charges 07 / 19/91 B7 Nils Eugene Flannes pleads innocent in fraud case 07 /20/91 B4 Gene N Flannes pleads guilty to defrauding 1 16 retirees 08/30/91 B10 Cannon Express out-gains all other Arkansas stocks 10/ 1/91 Cl Cannon Express stock gains ground first day after split 1 2/ 17/91 D l Chart shews what $ 1 , 000 invested in Ark market would earn * 12/30/91 D2 STOCKS AND BONDS - Ark Market Summary Ol/ 13/F6/1 01/ 20/F6/l Ol/27 /F3/2 02/3/F3/2 03/3/F3/2 03/3/F3/2 03/10/F3/2 03/17/F3/2 03/24/F3/2 03/3 1/F3/2 04/7 /F3/2 04/14/F3/2 04/21/F3/2 04/28/F3/2 05/5/F3/2 05/12/F3/2 05/ 19/F3/2 05/26/F3/2 06/2/F3/2 06/9/F3/2 06/16/F3/2 06/23/F3/2 06/30/F3/2 07/7/F3/2 07 / 14/F3/2 07 /21/F3/2 07 /28/F3/2 08/4/F3/2 08/11/F3/2 08/18/F3/2 08/25/F3/2 09/l/F3/2 0 9/ 8/F3/2 09/15/F3/2 09/22/F3/2 09/29/F3/2 10/6/F3/2 10/13/F3/2 10/20/G5/2 1 1 /3/G6/l l l/ 10/G6/2 1 1 / 17 /G5 / l 1 1/ 24/GlO/l 1 2/1/G5/1 12/8/G5 / 1 12/l/G5 / 1 1 2/8/G5 / l 1 2/ 15/G5/l 12/ 22/G5/3 12/29/G5/5 12/15/G5/l 12/22/G5/3 12/29/G5/5 STODOLA, MARK see also Public prosecutors STOLT'l, JAMES PATRICK 08/ 1 1/91 Al Pulaski jury awards $8 million to Stoltz estate 09/ 7/91 B5 Rul ing cuts millions from insurance lawsuit STONE CONTAINER CORP 02/ l l/91 x16 J acksonville plant does high-quality print work STONE COUNTY J AIL see Prisons and prisoners STONE. DONALD 06/18/91 B5 Pre�ident Bush honors J onesboro banker as ' Point of Light ' STONE, HERD E JR see als o Medicine and health STORM, FRED see also Consumer protection STRAU SS LEV I. AND CO see als o Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials STRESS IN HUMANS see Government empl oyees. State STRIKES see Labor STROKE see also Medicine and health STURGIS, ROY AND CHRISTINE, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL TRU ST 1 293 5 2 2 2 5 3 5 5 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 5 2 1 1 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Scholarships and l oans Millionaires ' estates enrich lives of Arkansans STUTTGART see also Crime and vice STUTTGART HOUSING AUTHORITY see Housing STUTTGART SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education 03 s ee Education J a26 03 STYLELINE INC Firm owned by Hawking family builds qual ity doors. window s SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND TRAFFIC see also Bars and night clubs see als o Callan Publishing Company see also Crime and .vice see also Education J a6 see also Iran-Contra Affair see also Murders - Cains. David see also Murders - Rosebud. Kermitt Ware see also Police see also Traffic accidents and safety Benton ready to re-enter drug war Michael Pinkerton dies from cocaine overdose Couple arrested at Cabot on drug charges Prosecutor Dan Harmon could be off task force board Cabot High students suspected of selling. drinking liquor Eight arrested in undercover drug operation at De Queen Family environment is key to drug problem. group told Cabot students deny alcohol consumed at s chool Police arrest 26 in Baxter and Marion County drug bust 7th Judicial Dist Task Force running out of money Cabot School Dist seeks alcohol problem solution Eighteen indicted on drug chgs at LR 7 t h Judicial Dist Task Force t o be funded Seven arrested in undercover drug s ting at Searcy Drug arrests hit record high in NLR 7th Judicial Dist Task Force gets $65 . 000 for 1991 work Drug task force targets bus stations Conway man gets 35-yr-term in drug case NLR police raid Eastgate. arrest 28 Eastgate raid called ' just tip of iceberg' in crackdown Drug sweep in Pope and J ohnson County nets 8 arrests Former 7th Judicial Dist Task Force coordinator faces chgs V A Hospital at NLR completes purchase of duplexes Floyd T Bryant pleads guilty to cocaine buy try Four sentenced in cocaine cases Labor. mgmt seeks agreement on drug testing of workers Subpoena issued for arrest of Jean Duffey in Saline County Bills on drug tests in work place w ithdrawn Drug sweep nets 19 arrests in Stuttgart area Cocaine seized. several arrested in LR drug raid Sixteen arrested in drug crackdown in Camden Degree of intoxication determined by court State Police to resume drug program on interstates 294 PAGE COL 06/17/91 Al 3 09/ 9/ 91 x6 3 01/ 8/91 01/ 10/91 01/ 1 1/91 01/ 1 2/91 0 1/ 1 5/91 01/ 15/91 01/17/91 01/18/91 01/ 18/91 01/ 19/91 01/23/91 01/ 24/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/27/91 01/30/91 02/ 4/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 9/91 0 2/ 10/91 02/ 1 2/91 02/23/91 02/27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 8/91 03/14/91 03/16/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 2 5 6 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 S 2 5 1 1 6 3 4 2 4 6 4 1 5 5 Bl B3 B3 B3 B3 BS BlO B3 B5 B3 B3 Bl B3 B3 BS B3 Bl B3 Bl Bl BS BS B4 Bl B4 BS B3 H7 B6 B4 Bl2 BlO Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Former drug task f orce head J ean Duf fey in hiding 03/22/91 Senate votes for and against suspending driver l icenses 03/23/91 Investigators find marijuana. $200 . 000 at gamecock farm 03/24/91 03/2S/91 Cullen and Sandra Harris held on drug chgs 03/2S/91 Recipes for drugs found in raid at gamecock farm 03/ 26 / 91 Cullen Harris has natl reputation. official says 04/ 4/91 Richard Orville Gooden Jr loses suit over his farm 04/11/91 LR couple get 20 years on drug charges LR School Dist plan would provide ins for treatment programs 04/23/91 04/23/91 LR School Dist works on plan to help students fight drugs 04/2S/91 Ex-State Trooper Jackie Lewis McMullen pleads guilty 04/27 /91 Bank owner J ohnny L Johnson faces trial on drug charges 04/29/91 LR School Dist plan insures drug treatment for all students Drug abuse insurance plan announced by LR School Dist OS/ 1/91 Former police officer Ron Rounsaval l sought on drug charges 05/ 3/91 Marijuana plants worth $2 . S million found in Independence Co 05/ 8/91 Out-of-state drug ventures invading rural Arkansas OS/13/91 05/13/91 Raid on KM Chemical Co at Lakeview unravels drug operation Statistics on babies born at UAMC with drug-related problems OS/15/91 LR police arrest 1 4 on cocaine charges OS/15/91 LR drug dealer sentenced to 40-yr term OS/15/91 Anonymous tip not sufficient evidence , Appeals Ct rule s 05/16/91 OS/21/91 Record shop owner Jack Garner faces marijuana-growing chgs OS/24/91 Jack F Garner convicted on two drug counts Failure to locate officer delays trial of Woodrow May OS/2S/91 U.ALR asst prof Howard Parette Jr extradited on drug charges 05/2S/91 Ronnie Hoof takes anti-drug message to youth OS/29/91 06/ 5/91 Dr William F Harrison favors decriminal izing drug use National Guard big help in drug war. Ark officials say 06/ 6/91 Repeat of fender Thomas Lee Gilbert gets 60-yr-term 06/ 6/91 06/ 9/91 State drug act ' s ef fectiveness questioned 06/10/91 Cooperation of two criminals nets no drug arrests 06/18/91 NLR housing bd hires private investigators in drug war 06/18/91 School employee arrested for selling drugs on campus 06/18/91 Two drug defendants sentenced to prison terms 06/19/91 Placing investigators in NLR housing proj ects put on hold 06/19/91 Officers seize marijuana plants in White County 06/20/91 Pulaski Sheriff ' s Dept cracks down on cocaine traffic Louisiana drops warrant for UALR professor Howard Parette Jr 06/20/91 06/21/91 Court security tightened for sentencing of Floyd T Bryant 06/21/91 Cocaine conviction brings life term for Dewayne E Withers 06/21/91 Pulaski Co Sheriff ' s Dept raids 22 drug houses 06/22/91 Four arrested in Crawford C o ; drugs . cash guns seized 06 /26/91 Officers seize $115. 000 in marijuana plants at Mayflower 06/28/91 Federal grand j ury ' s drug sweep under way with arrests 06/28/91 Prosecutor Dan Harmon cleared of allegations of drug crimes 06/28/91 Indictment of 1 0 in Phillips County may cut drug traffic 06/28/91 Atty Gen Winston Bryant to push tougher drug sentences 06/30/91 LR drug trial delayed by death. inj ury of informants 07/ 3/91 Hearing set for today on Derek I Allmon in drug case 07/ 3/91 Authorities seize marijuana plants in three counties Faulkner County authorities dispose of 2 . 600 marij uana plants 07/ 3/91 07 / 4/91 1st Dist Task Force sent no one to prison last year 07 / 4/91 Defendants in 1st Dist cut deals to avoid doing j ail time 29S PAGE COL B3 All Al Bl Bl Bl B3 B6 Al Al B4 B3 Al BS B7 BS BS BS Bl B6 B9 B2 BlO BS Bl BS Bl Bl3 s 1 4 5 5 2 6 4 2 2 1 1 4 s l 3 4 4 2 1 2 6 3 6 1 2 6 1 A3 s BS Bl2 Al Al BlO B4 Al Bl3 Bl BS B2 B5 B5 B7 BS Al Al A4 BB Al Bl B9 B9 Al Al 1 1 5 2 1 1 2 2 6 2 1 1 3 l 4 s 5 3 3 6 5 5 5 2 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Drug suspect Derek Allmon ordered held until his trial Pulaski sheriff ' s dept eradicate marijuana plants Ark drug task forces have had rocky beginning in drug war Children of cocaine-addicted mothers expensive for society Informants l ight shadowy path into drug netherworld Informants may become victims of drug sellers Longevity hurts value of informant Helping police risks . life and safety LR man gets 43-yr term for drug charges Derek Allmon drug case has been reworked by U S Atty 7th Judicial Dist Drug Task Force has made 68 arrests Derek Allmon asks Judge Stephen Reasoner to step down in case Group forms at LR to fight use of cocaine Derek I Allmon pleads not guilty to drug charges Wm Duncan accuses Michael Fitzhugh of sabotage of fraud cases Miller Beer and Bud L ight called number one illegal drug Seven plead guilty in state ' s largest marijuana case Fourteen arrested in Yell County on drug charges Marijuana raid yields $1 million worth of plants Drug Task Force workers at Conway allegedly spiked evidence M L Tester. Mike Gibb s . Rick Fason accused of spiking Joe Lasley Jr may testify against 3 in Conway case Twenty- five drug suspects arrested in Little River County Dan Harmon seeks investigation of Ed Hill Eight alleged drug dealers arrested at Hope Searcy Co sheriff ' s dept pull s over 1 . 000 marijuana plants Guilty plea brings 17-yr prison term Crack Cocaine Drug Conf opens in LR with l inked hands event Drug abuse growth has brought spread of syphilis 75 pct of prison inmates say alcohol . drug factor in crimes More than 5 . 00 0 marijuana plants seized in Faulkner County 20th Dist task force funding cut after suspension of three Pope County authorities destroy about 125 marijuana plants LR City Bd guarantees Fight Back ins program for schools Drug dealer gets 100-year prison sentence Businessman J ack F Garner gets probation. fine Derek Allmon pl eads guilty to conspiracy ; other chgs dropped Insurance plan starts for LR School Dist ' s Fight Back program Marijuana plants destroyed in Yell County LR Fight Back program touts $22 million proj ect 28 pct of circuit court cases in Pulaski Co drug-related Former drug agent Ellen Mae Randleman gets 23 yrs in prison Four charged with drug possession in Carl isle sting Three informants have been slain in Ark since June DEA seizes airplane at Mena airport under drug seizure law Prosecutor J ohn Bynum says slain witness may testify by tape Mena fights to save image from gun and drug-running Armadillo ' s Hands owner fined. will remove drug paraphernalia Plane seized at Mena traced to state of Washington About hal f of Ark marijuana crop eradicated annually Angry famil ies in Conway want review of drug arrests last yr Evidence-tampering in Conway cases charged Evidence tampering trial at Conway may implicate county offcl Dangerous drug missing at UAMS 296 07 / 4/91 07 I 4/91 07/ 5/91 07/10/91 07 /14/91 07 / 14/91 07 / 1 4/91 07 / 14/91 07 /17 /91 07/19/91 07/20/91 07/20/91 07/23/91 07 / 24/91 07/25/91 07 /27 /91 07/30/91 07/30/91 07/31/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 7 /91 0 8/ 8/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 0 8/ 9/91 08/11/91 08/12/91 08/13/91 08/15/91 08/16/91 08/16/91 08/17 /91 08/21/91 08/21/91 08/24/91 08/24/91 08/27 /91 08/27 /91 08/28/91 08/30/91 08/31/91 09/ 2/91 09/ 5/91 0 9/12/91 09/12/91 09/13/91 09/13/91 09/14/91 09/15/91 09/16/91 09/16/91 09/17 /91 09/18/91 PAGE COL Al BS Al Al Al Al A4 A4 BS Bl B4 B7 Bl B2 A8 All Bl B3 B3 Al Al Bl B2 Al2 B3 B3 B2 Bl Al B3 B3 BS B3 Al B2 A9 Bl Bl B3 Bl BS B3 B3 A6 Bl B5 Al B4 BlO Al Al Al Bl Bl 5 2 8 2 2 2 1 6 1 2 6 3 2 3 1 1 5 1 5 5 5 5 5 1 2 4 5 2 4 4 4 1 4 2 4 4 5 5 5 2 3 4 5 5 3 1 5 1 1 2 5 5 6 5 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE LR police seek 42 persons on drug charges Johnny L Johnson distances himself from his Clinton bank Statement of David Cain can be used in trial . judge rules Ku Klux Klan puts anti-drug fliers in Rogers s chools Saline County drug sweep nets 24 arrests Falcon Social Club at L R closed under drug abatement act Freezer of Falcon Social Club owners yields $ 10 . 000 cash Alcoholics Anonymous ' 1 2-step programs help addicts recover Drug trials of Conway suspects may be moved M L Tester says planted rumor got out of hand in Conway case Conway task force member offered deal . attorney says Atty for Johnny L Johnson questions police about auto search Bribe attempt alleged in case of Johnny L Johnson Atty for Johnny L Johnson seeks release of alleged bribe tape Conway Police Chief Tim Daley asked to take polygraph test Benton has no big drug problem. Police Chief Elmendorf says M L Tester defense says deal offered to implicate Chief Daley Prosec Atty H G Foster allegedly offered deal to M L Tester Task f orce petitions for drug deal er s ' assets to f ight drugs * Drug task forces must now get approval on travel plans * End to drug task forces called for in editorial Wilbur Mills speaks at groundbreaking for treatment center * Trial of M L Tester. two others. begins with j ury selection * * Prosecutor says Tester. Gibbs . Fason stepped over l ine Prosecutor H G Foster responds to allegations he used drugs * Testimony in trial of Tester. Gibbs and Fason * Conway drug trial of Tester. Gibbs and Fason goes to j ury * * M L Tester. Mike Gibb s . Rick Fason acquitted Lawyer for J ohnny L Johnson objects to 5-mo delay in trial * * Atty for J ohnny L Johnson denies he sought trial delay Prosecutor H G Foster hopes to mend image of j ustice system * Marij uana prices soar as supply shrinks * * Ark Supreme Ct rules 1989 search of Harold Abbott illegal Strategy outl ined for trial of John L Johnson at Conway * * Funds restored for 20th Judicial Dist Task Force * Conway police deny wrongdoing in John L Johnson case * Derek I Allmon gets 100-month prison term John L Johnson changes plea to no contest * John L Johnson sentenced to 10 years. fined $ 10 . 000 * John L Johnson gets 6-yr prison term for cocaine possession * Calvin Leavy chgd with organiz ing drug ring in east LR * Drug task forces face 15 pct budget cuts * 8-yr-old j oins 7 0 in treatment program in LR School Dist * Heroin-cocaine mixture blamed for two LR deaths * * Most drug task forces face 15 pct budget cuts in 1992 SUCCESS Lawmakers can ' t settle on solution to build self-esteem Critics doom sel f-esteem bill; sponsor withdraws bill He never saw it coming (ed on failure of sel f-esteem bill) SUFFOCATION see Asphyxiation and suf focation SUGARLOAF MINING CO see als o Land and real estate SUGG. B ALAN 297 09/20/91 09/21/91 09/25/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/26/91 09/27/91 09/30/91 10/ 1/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/ 9 1 10/ 9/91 10/11/91 1 0/ 1 5/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/16/91 10/17/91 10/19/91 10/20/91 10/26/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 10/31/91 10/3 1/91 11/ 1/91 1 1/ 2/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 4/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 18/91 11/19/91 11/21/91 1 1/22/91 11/22/91 11/22/91 1 1/23/91 12/ 7 /9 1 12/10/91 12/10/91 12/12/91 12/15/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 PAGE COL Bl B7 B3 Bl Bl B4 B4 Bl B2 Bl B2 B3 B3 B3 B8 B5 B6 B6 Bl Cl H4 B4 Bl Bl Bl Bl Al Al Al2 B5 Bl B3 B8 Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 Bl B3 02/ 8/91 I7 02/20/91 H6 02/21/91 B8 2 5 2 4 6 5 1 2 4 2 3 1 2 1 1 5 2 2 5 1 1 2 1 2 4 4 2 2 1 2 5 3 1 2 4 5 1 4 1 4 1 1 3 1 4 1 1 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Athletics and sports SUICIDE see also Defenses and armed forces Univ of Ark football player Brendan Cook killed by gunshot Raz orback players visited dying teammate Brendan Cook Mother of Jerry Paul McCool seeks grand j ury inquiry SUICIDES - Bennett, Robert Dr Fahmy Malak ' s finding disputed by State Trooper Birdsong Family of Bennett bel ieve he was a murder victim Grand Jury to review 1985 death tuled a suicide SUMMERSET see Festivals SUN see Space. Outer SUN (Periodical ) see Mitchell . Nellie SURGEONS see Medicine and health SURVEYS see Public opinion and surveys SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT VOLUNTEER SERVICES INC see Children and youth President designates SCAN a Point of Light * SUTTON. OZELL see also B lacks SUTTON, W H see also Baptist Church SWAMPS AND WETLANDS David Yokum tells Cong panel wetlands law stifles agriculture Nancy Delamar tells Cong panel wetlands should be preserved Arkansas Congressmen split on plan to redefine wetlands Definition of wetlands needed, Sen Dale Bumpers says Farmers have incentives to grow hardwoods on wetlands SWEEPSTAKES see Conte sts and prizes SWIMMING Marathon sw immer Richard Kersh circles Manhattan SWINDLE, JAMES MICHAEL Bankruptcy fil ing lists more than $ 1 . 3 million in debts SWINE see Livestock and poultry SWITZER, BARRY Switz er denies sl apping woman at Country Club in Rogers SWITZER. BILLY see also Ashley County SWITZERLAND see also Economic development SYNTHETIC FUEL S Legislative panel backs alcohol as fuel Members of state Legis talk fuel options Ethanol plant would benefit farmers with grain sales Proposed comm would be named from.e existing fuel firms Legislators adopt bill for alternative fuel panel Arkansas called rich in biomass materials 298 PAGE COL 0 1/ 16/91 Dl 01/ 16/91 DB 03 /16/91 B3 2 2 4 08/15/91 Al 08/15/91 Al 08/15/91 Al 2 2 2 1 2/ 3 1/91 B2 5 05/17/91 05/17/91 05/17 /91 05/18/91 05/20/91 2 2 5 1 1 Al Al Al O A9 Bl 08/15/91 Dl 5 02/ 9/91 B4 1 10/18/91 D3 5 0 1 / 1 8/91 01/22/91 01/29/91 02/ 1/91 02/12/91 05/19/91 1 3 1 6 3 1 B6 G2 G6 B2 G2 FB ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE SYPHILI S see Medicine and health SYSTEMATICS INC see also Systematics Information Services Inc New contract valued near half-billion dollars Contract with City Natl Bank estimated at $350 million Systematics negotiating pact with three East Bloc nations Company rorganized, renamed Systematics Information Services SYSTEMATICS INFORMATION SERVICES INC Firm was formerly Systematics Inc California-based S&L to use Systematics for data services California Federal Savings deal estimated at $400 million Finland ' s leading bank hires Systematics Systematics signs $66 . 7 million pact with B ritish firm * TABYANAN, CYD see also News and news media TACO BELL RESTAURANTS see also K-MAC Enterprises Inc TAPP, HARRY AU STIN JR see also Pulaski County TAX EVASION AND DISPUTED RETURNS see also Catfish Wharf Restaurants see also Harmon, Dan see also J ewell, Jerry D see also Martin ' s Recreation Center see also McDonald. Charles see also Methodist Church see also Newton. Robert see also Taylor, Ron see also Wal-Mart Stores Inc Legislators ask for prosecution of Couey Chrysler-Plymouth Co Arrest warrant issued for Oliver Couey on tax fraud chgs * IRS follows trail of big spenders who deal in cash TAX EXEMPTIONS see Taxation TAXATION see als o Acxiom Corp see also Colleges and universities see also Companies see als o Convention facil ities and conventions see also Culture and the arts see also Economic development see also Finance and budge t s , State Govt see also Improvement districts see also Medicine and health see also Methodist Church see also Nucor-Yamato Steel Corp see also Oil and gas see also Religion see also Roads see also Telephones see al so Tobacco see also Trade schools see also Trucks and trucking 299 01/ 6/91 04/ 1/91 04/30/91 05/ 3/91 PAGE COL Fl x5 Cl Cl O 5 1 2 1 ClO Bl 1 4 1 1 3 06/lS/91 Bl 06/29/91 B4 11/ 18/91 B2 2 4 5 05/ 3/91 06/15/91 07/ 8/91 08/30/91 10/19/91 cs x3 cs ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Proposal. to raise taxes on higher income mostly ' symbolic ' Ark trax on cable television now before US Supreme Court Sales tax on cable TV argued at U S Supreme Court Columnist Robert McCord urges repeal of sales tax on food Chart shows tax relief for lower incomes if tax bill passes Sales tax remains a beast of burden. column writes House passes bill to remove poorest from tax rolls Capital gains tax may not kick in this year Bill in Senate would make vote same on all tax increases Sen John Pagan proposes tax rebate plan to cover food tax Senate votes to open most state tax records under FOI House panel rej ects bid to raise income tax of well-to-do Hous e panel endorses bill to close local sales tax l oophole Groups lobby for fair taxes Bill to close loophole in local sales taxes fails in House Retailer sales tax discount survives House panel vote Local sales tax collection clarified by bill approved by Hse Senate approves low-income tax: bill Proposed constitut ional am.dt would change vote on tax bills Business fights revealing truth on taxes . columnist writes Battle brewing over opening corporate tax records Flag-waving no match for FOI interests on business discounts House panel approves corporate tax records disclosure bill House rej ects bill to open corporate tax records to public Folly of capital gains tax cuts (column) House panel wrestles with corporate tax records bill Compromise reached in proposal to open tax records to public Capital gains tax cut approved by House panel John Pagan wants higher corp rate to replace rebate to poor House votes to cut capital gains taxes for top-bracket Foes of opening corporate records break pact. Cl inton says Bill to open corporate tax records clears House committee No severance tax paid on 1 2 pct of state ' s natural gas Bill in Legis seeks to rectify damage Amdt 59 wrought Gov Bill Clinton wants property tax removed on furniture Point-of-purchase sales tax bill approved by Senate. 3 1-2 House votes to open certain business tax records t o public House panel votes tax exemption on vending machine sales Senate panel approves bill for opening business records Gov Clinton gives up on tax fairness. James Powell writes Natural gas exemption from severance tax appears legal Sen John Pagan files bill for tax rebate on groceries Assessment of real and personal property can be done by phone Legislature passes bil l to open some corporate tax files Gov Clinton signs bill to open business tax-break files Ark could benefit from V irginia ruling on retirement pensions Federal retirees in Ark seek $27 mil lion tax refund Feud may be shaping up over proposed end to furniture tax Bill cutting capital gains tax approved in Senate comm Senate cuts capital gains tax Voters to decide on amdt to end clothing. furniture tax Table shows new taxes established by Legislature this year Ark cable TV tax upheld by US Supreme Court State ' s tax increases rank high nationally. reflect trend 300 0 1/ 7 /91 0 1 / 9/91 01/10/91 01/17 /91 01/22/91 01/22/91 01/26/91 01/26/91 01/29/91 01/30/91 01/31/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 5/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/12/91 02/12/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/14/91 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/15/91 02/ 18/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/26/91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 02/27 /91 03/ 2/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 11/91 03/11/91 03/13/91 03/ 14/91 03/21/91 03/28/91 0 4/ 2/91 04/17 /91 04/18/91 PAGE COL Bl A3 A3 I1 G3 G5 Al Al2 G6 H3 I3 Al A7 G2 H5 H6 !4 15 Al2 Gl G2 Hl H4 14 I5 I1 12 I3 Al Gl H6 I4 Al GS G6 H3 H4 H6 AlO B7 G3 G6 G7 !6 A6 A3 A3 I4 I6 H5 13 B2 Al Al 1 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 4 4 2 2 5 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 6 3 4 1 2 1 4 3 1 l 2 4 1 1 5 1 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 5 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE GOP may seek legislative limit on new taxes Citizens for Tax Justice assails tax burden of poor in Ark Table shows Ark state taxes as shares of income for famil ies L L Bean Inc fights state on collection of use tax Legis added $22 . 3 million in exemptions at last session GOP to push for two-thirds legis vote for tax increases Republican Party did not support Clinton ' s Fair Tax Amdt Court ruling wipes out tax credits for insurance firms Tax disclosure rules allow for costs. name of inquirer Refunds of pension tax to 3 2 . 000 federal retirees ordered Tax refund to federal retirees could cost Ark $40 million Federal pensioners await refund of excessive state taxes paid State to appeal ruling on refund of tax t o federal retirees Latest U S Supreme Ct ruling bolsters federal retirees case Mil itary pensioner sues state over taxes on pension benefits State must change way it taxes multi.state corporations Insurance firms try to stave off court ruling on their taxes Garland grand j ury to check property exempt from taxation Change in way Ark taxes out-of-state firms to cost $2 million State agrees to tax credit for insurance firms State decision on tax credits saves Blue Cross $ 7 . 5 million Column calls tax break for insurance firms corporate welfare Business tax records show breaks to firms over $162 million List of top ten recipients of investment tax credits List of firms with largest sales tax discount Tax credits report short by $17 million Tax credits boost work force in Arkansas Tax incentive brings no f irms to state. critics say Business t ax breaks hardly welfare. Robert McCord writes US Supreme Ct asked to rule on refund of taxes on pensions Property tax breaks for veterans. others. probably illegal Method of assessing auto dealers ' stocks subj ect of ct case Summers Chevrolet at Dardanelle challenges inequities Special justices to hear challenge of auto taxes hard to find Rep N B Murphy wants probe of car dealer assessments U S Supreme Ct rej ects way state taxes Illinois Tool Works * * US Supreme Ct tables retiree tax case from Arkansas Ark Supreme Ct rules nursery workers not exempt from tax * Pittman Nurseries Co had argued exemption from withhol ding * TAYLOR. RON Former state Insurance Commr sentenced t o service in tax case TAYLOR. ZACHARY see also History (Ark) Taylor has numerous relatives in Arkansas TCBY ENTERPRISES INC TCBY net income dips 32 pct in 1990 Wisconsin Investment Board double s stake in TCBY Midwest Yogurt Partners seeks Chapter 11 protection Royelty Yogurt buys 34 TCBY stores in Florida Profits nosedive during first quarter TCBY plans battle in Florida TCBY to re-franchise area lost in Florida TCBY faces stiffer competition. changing consumer TCBY hopes t o open stores in Mexico next month 301 04/20/91 04/23/91 04/23/91 04/24/ 91 04/26/9 1 05 / 1 4/91 05/ 14/91 05/ 24/91 05/3 0/91 06/1 1/91 06/1 1/91 06/12/91 06/13/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 06/25/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 06/26/91 07/18/91 07/18/91 07/ 19/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/23/91 07/25/91 07/ 28/91 07/ 28/91 08/ 6/91 0 9/ 7/91 0 9/ 19/91 09/30/91 09/30/91 10/16/91 10/17/91 11/ 13/91 12/ 3/91 12/ 1 0/91 1 2/ 10/91 PAGE COL Bl A3 A3 B2 Bl B2 B2 B4 B4 Al Al Bl B4 A6 B6 Bl Bl B4 B6 Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Bl Fl Fl B7 BlO B4 B2 B2 BS B4 Dl BS B3 B3 2 3 4 5 5 2 2 5 1 2 2 2 1 3 2 5 2 3 2 5 5 1 2 2 6 5 2 2 4 3 6 2 2 1 4 5 3 1 1 03/ 12/91 Al 6 07/ 7/91 C2 3 01/ 11/91 02/26/91 02/28/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/26/91 03/29/91 05/25/91 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 1 2 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE TCBY yogurt sold in two Sears stores Stock trading rides takeover rumor Net income drops $4.6 million Exxon stores in Florida to test market TCBY yogurt Sears plans to sell yogurt inside it s stores Response excellent to trial sale of cookies in TCBY st ores TCBY income fall continues TCBY adds items to boost sales Interview with Frank Hickingbothem TCBY TOWER BUILDING (Little Rock) see Buildings and offices TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM (Ark) Officials stand by investment in W ilson World Hotel at PB Legislators question investment with out-of-state firms Lawmakers continue review of investments policy Fund make s commercial real estate loans to wealthy investors Investments take risky road with real estate loans System backing away from arbitrage bond deals System loans $20 million to Highland Industrial Park TEACHERS see Education see Insurance TEAGUE. BOB see also Fewell and Associates State Rep pleads guilty to DWI charge after accident Teague sponsored stronger DWI laws in Legislature Teague apol ogizes for DWI Teague denies allegations of rape. assault TEAMSTERS UNION see Jones Truck L ines Inc TEEN-AGE PREGNANCY see Birth control and abortion see Children and youth TEENS UNITED FOR FREEDOM see Libraries. Public TELEMARKETING see als o Telephones TELEPHONES see also Handicapped PSC to consider approval of coinl ess phones by private firms Bill aimed at curbing telemarketing fails in House committee Conte! Systems wants to offer call-tracing in Arkansas Attorney challenges state ' s telephone tax as unequal Ark Supreme Court upholds l ong-distance phone service tax Jonesboro woman awarded $ 1 0 . 000 for AT&T mistake Alltel Corp gets $25 . 3 million loan to exapand service in Ark PSC orders rate cut on in-state calls ; SW Bell to challenge Rate cut violates rights . tel ephone companies say * PSC puts phone rate cuts on hold * * PSC plan for long-distance rate cuts put on hold Advocates for the deaf support telephone fee for services * TELEV IS ION see also Taxation Rescue of child at Russellville t o be "Rescue 9 1 1 1 topic 302 PAGE COL 06/ 5/91 06/ 6/91 06/20/91 06/21/91 06/22/91 07 /30/91 09/ 17 /91 09/22/91 09/23/91 Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Fl x6 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 04/ 3/91 05/10/91 07/ 12/91 09/15/91 09/15/91 09/ 1 9/91 09/25/91 C9 Bll B8 Al Al ClO Cl 2 1 3 2 2 5 2 04/17/91 B9 04/ 18/91 B6 04/18/91 B6 5 4 5 04/19/91 B6 5 0 1/16/91 02/16/91 03/16/91 04/23/91 06/ 4/91 0 8/ 1/91 08/20/91 10/ 2/91 1 1/ 1 1/91 11/ 16/91 11/16/91 12/ 5/91 Cl B6 Cl A6 B4 B3 Cl Cl Bl B5 B9 B3 2 4 5 1 1 3 2 4 2 l 5 1 01/ 17/91 BS 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Alleged fraud of Home Box Office service investigated Storer Cable lays down strict rul es for religious channel "America ' s Funniest Peopl e" interviews in Little Rock Group challenges Storer Cable policy on religious access Storer Cable, religious groups meet . iron out access problems Paragould cable war expanding Hot Springs incident to be featured on "Rescue 9 1 1 " Searcy forms panel to study possible city-owned cable system Searcy. Kensett. Cabot ponder city-run cable system Paragould Cablevision Inc sues Paragould City Cable Cable systems around state facing revolt by ratepayers Central Arkansas officials to battle rising cable TV rates Searcy rej ects cable TV offer Survey shows 98 pct of Searcy cable TV subs cribers unhappy KI. RT sold to San Antonio f irm Searcy residents upset with cable system Searcy City Council accepts cable company offer Paragould utility can start cable TV service. court rule s Adult TV cable channel draws complaints at B enton Van Buren TV Cable Co suspected of defrauding programmers Van Buren TV Cable mgr Rosa Ann Cooper pleads guilty to theft Perry County group wants cable TV change LR l ikely to be left out as cable TV regulation returns MIV ban from cable systems won ' t save kids, columnist says Harrison cable firm drops MTV Three owners of Van Buren TV Cable Co plead no contest Van Buren TV Cable owners allegedly stole over $800.000 Cable systems like MTV ' s lucrative tune Court orders cable firm to halt ' negative billing ' Cable operat ors warn of rural blackout KASN (Channel 3 8 ) at LR sold to Clear Channel Communications Cable firms in Western Ark settle with HBO for $1 million Pharis Broadcasting Inc covers areas not reached by others Regina Blakely leaving KATV for j ob with CBS News * * Paragould 1 s cable TV laws upheld by US Supreme Court Harrisburg considers municipal cable system * TELEVIS ION. Educational see Educational television TENANTS see Housing TENURE LIMITS (Political) see Politics and govt TESTER. M L see also Police TESTS AND GRADES see Education TEXACO INC Arkansas native J anella Sue Martin awarded $20 . 1 million TEXARKANA FEDERAL SAV INGS see Banks TEXAS TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM see Buildings and offices THANKSGIVING DAY Nursing home residents share memories of earlier days * 303 0 1/ 19/91 01/26/91 01/28/91 0 1/29/91 01/30/91 02/ 1/91 02/23/91 03/ 1/91 03/12/91 03/15/91 03/17/91 03/20/91 03/20/91 03/27/91 04/ 5/91 04/ 9/91 04/10/91 05/ 14/91 05/15/91 05/24/91 05/24/91 06/ 5/91 06/14/91 06/27/91 06/27/91 06/28/91 06/28/91 07/ 8/91 07/12/91 07/25/91 07/27/91 08/ 1/91 10/13/91 11/ 2/91 11/13/91 11/ 16/91 PAGE COL BS B12 Bl B2 B2 B2 B5 B3 B3 C9 Al Bl B3 B3 Cl B3 B3 Bl B3 B8 B8 B7 Al Bl ClO BS BS x3 B2 Bl ClO B3 Fl B4 Bl Al6 5 1 l 2 1 2 5 5 4 2 4 2 2 2 3 3 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 5 5 4 1 2 1 5 6 2 1 2 10/ 4/91 Bl 5 11/29/91 Bl 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE THEATER AND DRAMA 04/ 8/ 91 Arkansas Reperetory Theater ' s renovated bldg described THEATERS 03/ 19/ 91 William Anthony Rand indicted on fraud charges 08/ 6/91 W A "Tony" Rand goes on trial accused of fraud 08/ 7/91 Lenders offer details of debts in case against W A Rand 08/ 8/91 Accountant explains conflict in Rand financial reports W A Rand testifies, denies charges 08/ 9/91 W A ' Tony ' Rand convicted, faces 300 years in prison 08/10/91 THERMA-PLATE CORP Atkins plant turns out 5 million TV dinner plates monthly 03/27 /91 THICKSTEN. ED see als o Education Ja15 THINK TANKS see Arkansas Institute THOMASON. HARRY 02/ 1/91 Producer of hit TV shows speaks at LR 10/ 5/91 Introduces Bill Clinton for presidential campaign speech THORNTON, RAY see als o Congress see also Congress - Reapportionment THREATS see also Pope County 07 /16/91 Three black men guilty of threatening police at Ashdown THURSTON. MELISSA see also Apparel and dress TICKS see Insects TIMBER see Wood and wood products TIMBER PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION. Arkansas see Wood products industry TIME Arkansas House voted to ignore DST in 1 96 7 : Senate said, ' no ' 04/ 7 /91 TINDALL, CRICKET see also Civil rights and discrimination TIPPETT EXECUTIVE MOTORS Investment Motor Car Corp accuses Tippett of fraud 05/16/91 05/ 17/91 William McCord J r denies fraud charge : plans countersuit TIRES see also Fires see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials see als o Waste materials TOAD SUCK DAZE see Festivals TOBACCO see also Prisons and prisoners Senate panel approves stiff penalties for sales to minors 0 1/31/91 Bill prohibiting sale to minors amended 02/ 7/91 Senate approves Smokers ' Rights bill, sends it t o Gov Clinton 02/16/91 02/17 /91 Column on bills in Legis to restrict smoking Tobacco f irm ' s backing brings protests of Bill of Rights t our 02/17 /91 02/19/91 Philip Morris Co draws fire for Bill of Rights tour 02/20/91 Bill of Rights display divides citizens over sponsorship 304 PAGE COL xl6 1 Al 5 Cl Cl ClO Cl Al 2 2 2 ClO 2 Bl Al5 4 4 B7 2 Bl 2 ClO ClO 2 4 !6 14 B6 Bl Bl B2 Bl 1 4 4 1 5 5 2 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Police break up protest of Bill of Rights exhibit at LR Protests of Philip Morris sponsorship of tour continue House passes bill on sale or gift of tobacco to minors Column attacks physicians ' protest of Philip Morris exhibit Cancer patient Jack Reid wages war on use of snuff Gov Bill Clinton vetoes ' smoker ' s rights ' bill Agencies on Aging may seek tax boost to fund programs Column lists donations from tobacco firms t o legislators Legis panel turns down cigarette tax for aid to the elderly Senate approves cigarette tax rise for programs for elderly Senior citizens make futile trip to Capitol to lobby for tax House committee backs tax increase for programs for the aged Tobacco lobbyists accused of spreading misinformation on tax Bill that would ban smoking in public fails in Senate Cigarette tax passes House vote, sent to Gov Bill Cl inton Tobacco lobby played its hand in Legis. l ost t o elderly Senate defeats another bill banning cigarette smoking Two House members tried t o derail tax for aid t o elderly Lobbyists attach pro-smoking amdts t o Health Dept budget UALR assembly embraces policy to restrict smoking Fayetteville to limit smoking in many public places * TOILETRIES AND COSMETICS see also Red Oak Hill Inc TOLLETT. LELAND see also Tyson Foods Inc TONTITOWN GRAPE FESTIVAL see Festivals TORNADOES see Weather and storms TOUNZEN. MARIVEL see also Women TOURISM AND TOURISM INDU STRY see Park s . recreation and tourism TOWNSEND OF ARKANSAS Batesville poultry company expands: buys feed mill Townsend sues over contaminated feed used in 1968-69 TOWNSEND. CHARLES. CORP Factory at Forrest City closed without warning TOXI COLOGICAL RESEARCH, National Center for Michael Zornek files cl aim with govt for $100 million Michael Zornek was s cratched by monkey with deadly virus Massive study under way on diet and l ongevity TOYS * Leslie S inger has extensive collection of ray guns TRACE CREEK COUNTRY CLUB Fire destroys clubhouse and restaurant Fire believed to be arson TRACK AND FIELD Arkansas Raz orbacks win 1 1th straight SWC indoor track meet Arkansas Raz orbacks w in 8th stright NCAA indoor track title Univ of Ark men take SWC title in farewell meet Univ of Ark Razorbacks claim first SEC men and w omen titles * * UA Razorbacks win NCAA Dist V I cross country title * Univ of Ark Raz orbacks win NCAA cross country title 305 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/26/91 02/27 / 91 03/ 1/91 03/ 5/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 14/91 03/16/91 03/19/91 03/21/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/ 22/91 03/23/91 04/10/91 12/21/91 PAGE COL Bl B2 14 Bll Bl H2 All Gl Hl I4 Bl Gl H6 H7 Al I1 !6 IS Al B4 B3 6 4 3 1 1 3 1 3 5 2 4 1 5 5 5 3 1 l 2 5 3 02/ 8/91 Cl 06/ 5/91 ClO 2 1 01/ 5/91 C2 5 07/23/91 B2 07/23/91 B2 09/16/91 Al 5 5 2 10/21/91 Bl 1 02/21/91 B3 03/21/91 B3 2 5 02/17/91 03/10/91 05/20/91 11/ 5/91 11/17 /91 11/ 26/91 2 2 5 1 1 1 Dl Dl Dl Cl C2 Cl ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Univ of Ark women finish second in natl cross country meet * TRADE SCHOOLS Vo-tech schools could become colleges under Lu Hardin ' s bill Senate may get competing bills on vo-tech schools State V ocational-Technical Educ Bd opposes Senate bill Vo-tech reform path splits in Legis over supervision Senate panel approves reorganiz ation of vo-tech system Senate Bill 3 S7 would convert 10 schools t o technical colls Vo-tech bill brought to top of Senate agenda. passed Law passed by Legis will change face of post-secondary educ Ten technical colleges would result if bill becomes law Gaz ette praises aim of new technical colleges Vo-tech bill dominates discussion in House panel Sponsors of bill hurry to finish plan to fund changes Gov Bill Clinton favors vo-tech reform bill House passes vo-tech bil l . 74-lS Senate approves legis to convert 10 schools to technical coll Ark Chamber of Commerce. Ark Business Council back corp tax Arkansas Poultry Federation backs corporate tax rise Big business backs corporate tax rise for vo-tech improvement Column discusses business willingness to pay higher taxes Tax on business for vo-tech education z ips past Senate Three more that should merge (ed) Corporate tax rise will hit broader target Pines Vo-Tech students oppose merger with UAPB House stops change in corporate tax bill Vo-techs ending long dry spell in funding Proposed bills mixed blessing for vo-tech schools House refuses to speed up action on corporate tax bill Corporate tax vote falls short in House vote House defeats Senate proposal to raise corporate income tax House passes $12 million levy on corporations for vo-techs New technical colleges to get $21 million List of schools changing to technical colleges Legislature enhances vocational-technical schools State vo-tech officials meet to chart future direction Salaries of presidents of 13 technical colls set at $70 , 000 Eastern College of Health Vocations sued by former students Seven graduates sue South Central Career Coll on fraud chgs Delta Career College sued by nursing students Complaints against Delta Career College dropped Students sue Eastern College of Health Vocations Stenograph Institute of Arkansas agrees to pay students Student loan default rate is problem at 2 private schools Jury awards 17 former Draughon students $ 3 . 000 each TRADEMARKS , TRADE NAMES AND EMBLEMS L icensing of Razorback logo brings $250 , 000 to Univ of Ark Univ of Ark Raz orback logos earn school $60,525 1st quarter Razorback l ogo means money for University of Arkansas TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY Note: Includes traffic and parking v iolations see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials Icy bridge s , roads cause numerous accident s. deaths Child car seat law in Ark lacks teeth 3 06 PAGE COL ll/26/91 C2 1 H7 3 1 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 4 4 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 l 1 1 5 4 1 2 2 1 1 1 5 1 1 3 4 5 1 5 2 1 1 0 1/23/91 02/ 3/91 02/12/91 02/12/91 02/ 14/91 02/15/91 02/ 15/91 02/16/91 02/16/ 91 02/18/91 02/ 20/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/27 /91 02/2B/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 7 /91 03/ B/91 03/10/91 03/11/91 03/ 12/91 03/15/91 03/19/91 03/20/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/25/91 05/13/91 OS/16/91 05/24/91 06/ 6/91 06/ 12/91 06/lB/91 06/19/91 06/20/91 07 /18/91 08/ 4/91 Bl2 B4 G8 IB IB I8 Al Al B6 H2 I4 I1 Hl I8 Al Al Al IS Al BB H4 i3 I4 Bl BB G6 Al Al Hl IS AlO Al BS B6 BS B3 BS B4 BS BS A3 B7 01/14/91 x13 06/ 6/91 ClO 09/ 9/91 x6 1 6 01/ 3/91 Al 01/15/91 Bl 2 1 3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Glen Bolding, family members sentenced in accident cases Statistics support need for seat belt law in Ark Conflict brewing over DWI bill MADD supports in Legislature Senate panel approves mandatory seat belt law Seat belt bill gets Senate approval Motorcycle riders lost battle over helmet law Seat belt bill survives House committee action House rej ects two amdts to seat belt bill Rep Bill Joe Purdom sponsors amdt to exempt farm trucks Seat belt bill amended to exempt farm trucks Seat belt measure develops problems in House committee Keeping the seat belts undone (ed) Senate committee endorses tougher DWI laws Seat belt law fails by one vote in House Rep John Miller to try again for mandatory seat belt law House fails to pass seat belt bill by one vote House refuses to expunge vote on failed seat belt bill Senate seat-belt bill clears House committee House votes to include farmers in seat belt bill Mandatory seat belt bill returns to House for amdt approval House passes mandatory seat-belt bill on third try Senate sends mandatory seat belt bill to Gov Clinton Gov Cl inton signs law making seat belts mandatory Car rams bldg in Fayetteville : l killed , 9 inj ured Adul t and seven youths drow-n in flooded ditch near Russell James A Beskin, 3 3 , was driver of B ronco in Russell accident Three boys e s caped from overturned Bronco at Russell List of state ' s worst traffic accidents Survivor recounts accident near Russell that killed 8 Victims of Russell accident from closely linked families Funerals for 7 accident victims to be at Bald Knob school Father of victim at Russell was at scene as rescuer Beer found at scene of fatal accident near Russell Funeral for victims of Russell accident attended by 1 , 400 James B enskin was legally drunk, police say James Benskin had 1984 DWI conviction Counselors help Bald Knob students cope with grief Road was closed on morning of tragedy at Russell State had placed James Benskin on driver probation Parents of accident victims deny James B enskin was drunk Parent says flooded road used by James Benskin not closed Police seek driver who fled accident that killed three Details of hit-and-run accident that killed three Hall High students show DWI statistics by simulated deaths Driver blamed in April 23 crash has been identified NTSB ends inquiry into wreck near Russell that killed eight MADD gives state an ' F ' in fighting drunk driving One killed, three hurt in car chase at Hot Springs Hot Springs chase leaves trail of grief after bachelor party Wesley James Nichols faces chgs in fiery wreck on US 65 Felony chgs l ikely in Hot Springs car chase that kil led one Wesley James Nichols denies ties t o fiery crash on US 65 Judge Bill Watt to suspend licenses for missing court dates Wesley J Nichol s turns himsel f in to pol ice 307 01/ 16/91 01/16/91 01/17/91 01/31/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 8/91 02/ 9/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/13/91 02/ 1 4/ 9 1 02/14/91 02/15/91 02/16/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/22/91 02/23/91 02/27/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 7 /9 1 03/15/91 03/22/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/30/91 03/31/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 4/ 91 04/ 6/91 04/25/91 04/25/91 04/27 /91 05/ 3/91 05/ 7/91 05/10/91 05/19/91 05/20/91 05/21/91 05/21/91 05/22/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 PAGE COL Bl H6 I4 !6 H4 H8 !2 A12 Al Al Al B8 !6 Al B8 Hl I2 12 Al4 H3 Al I6 !6 Al Al Al Al A6 A6 A6 A6 A7 Al Al Al Al B3 B3 B4 Bl B3 Bl B9 Bl Al B3 B2 Al Bl Al B7 Bl B2 B4 1 1 4 1 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 5 4 3 1 3 1 5 2 1 4 2 5 5 5 1 1 2 6 1 6 2 2 2 4 4 1 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 5 5 6 5 2 5 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Truck. funeral van crash near Keo kills five men Three-vehicle crash kills f ive, inj ures four in Drew County Fourteen killed in Ark accidents during weekend Leon Washington chgd with negl igent homicide, DWI Sobriety checkpoints to be set up on Ark highways Sobriety checks get off to slow start Arkansas ranks fourth in traffic deaths Few tickets issued first day seat belt law in effect Arkansas road deaths may set a record Map shows Arkansas ' s deadliest roads Denise Miller steps down as head of state MADD organization Jonesboro coupl e , daughter killed when auto struck by train Nine hurt as auto runs into crowd after Passion Play F C Bryant cited after accident at Passion Play Waymon Ball seeks killer of his son, John Tillman Ball Unpaid traffic f ines in NLR near $1 million Bikers rally at Capitol for end to helmet laws Five children struck while trick-or-treating on Halloween * Wesley J Nichols cleared in 1986 traffic deaths * Dardanelle student killed by hit-and-run truck near Atkins * Police search for truck that killed Dardanelle student * * Vehicle accidents top l ist of children ' s deaths in Ark Rodney Dean Pike arrested in death of Jenny Lyn Swilley * TRAU, OF TEARS see Hist ory (Ark) TRAIL S see Indians, American see Parks , recreation and tourism TRAIN STATION BUILDING see Buildings and offices TRANE CO Fort Smith firm invests $11 mil lion in plant, adds 65 j obs TRANSIT SYSTEMS Task force hears problems in rural transportation in Ark * TRANSPORTATION SAFETY B OARD. National Jim Burnett ' s standing up t o bureaucrats takes its toll John A Hammerschmidt sominated as replacement for J im Burnett Dale Bumper s . David Pryor boost John Arthur Hammerschmidt Arkansan James Burnett retires from board John Arthur Hammerschmidt j oins agency this week Jim Burnett criticizes NTSB for loss of "grit" TRAUMA DISORDER see Medicine and health TREASURER (Ark) JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin ' s office lists travel costs JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin files for expense reimbursment JimmieLou Fisher Lumpkin cuts taxable portion of PR funds JimmieLou Fisher Lampkin spends $5 . 80 0 on office decor TREES AND SHRUB S see also Christmas trees see als o Rivers and l akes Burning of cypress felled along Fourche Creek called waste TREFILARBED ARKANSAS INC Luxembourg ' s Prince Henri helps dedicate Pine Bluff plant 3 08 06/ 8/91 06/16/91 06/17 /91 06/22/91 06/29/91 07 I 1/91 07 / 13/91 07/16/91 07 /21/91 07 /21/91 07 /22/91 07 /22/91 08/ 4/91 08/ 5/91 08/13/91 08/28/91 10/ 7/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 17/ 9 1 11/21/91 PAGE COL Al Bl Bl Bll Bl Al B3 B2 Al Al9 Bl Bl Bl Al Al B2 Bl Bl B2 Bl B3 B2 Bl 5 5 5 3 5 6 1 1 2 4 2 5 5 2 3 5 2 4 3 1 1 5 6 0 1/ 24/ 91 ClO 3 1 1 / 23/91 B5 1 02/24/91 04/24/91 05/ 17/91 06/29/91 07/ 3/91 07 I 5/91 2 3 3 2 4 1 01/ 04/ 06/ 07/ 1/91 4/ 91 1/91 6/91 Cl A3 A3 AB A3 Bl2 B2 B4 B7 6 1 1 1 08/29/91 B2 4 05/10/91 ClO 3 A3 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE TRI-COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ( Stone County) see Shootings TRIAL S Suspect in capital murder freed; speedy trial right violated* TRIANGLE ENGINEERING CO Jacksonville firm makes various types of fans TRIBOU. GEORGE see also Education Je16 TROTTER. SCOTT see al s o Buildings and offices see also Common Cause (Orgn) see also Secretary of State (Ark) TROUTT. ROBERT E see also Pardon and parole TRUCKS AND TRUCKING INDUSTRY see also Legal profession see also Roads Trucker s . state settle weight-distance tax suit Henry Gray urges Legis not to settle weight-distance suit State L egis defers action on weight-distance plan Weight-distance suit settlement opposed by Gip Robertson Settlement of court suit rolls out of House committee House pases truck tax settlement bill. 92-0 Henry Gray seeks public vote on weight-distance tax Columnist discusses Henry Gray and the trucking industry Senate panel approves weight-distance tax settlement Time running out for weight-distance tax settlement Proposed settlement of two lawsuits defeated in Senate Senators block apporoval of weight-distance tax settlement Weight-distance tax settlement approved by Senate Pressure settles highway bill vote Weight-distance tax settlement signed into law by Gov Clinton Elderly persons might benefit from restored tax on trucks Proposed initiated act might restore tax on heavy trucks Court approves s ettlement of suits over taxes on heavy trucks State truckers ask part of refund from tax suit settlement Truckers ' claim to settlement in t ax case refused by judge NW Ark TV shows dangers of triple trailers Arkansas-based truckers appeal claim to share of tax refund State to end trucking discount for intrastate carriers TRUTH AND LOVE CHURCH see Religion TSI REDFIELD LABORATORIES Genetic engineering research firm at Redfield in operation TUBERCULOSIS see Medicine and health TUCKER. JIM GUY see also L ieutenant Governor (Ark) TULLIS. BOBBY see also Legislature (Ark) TURNER. G W see also Legislature (Ark) TURTLES see Wildlife 309 PAGE COL 1 1/ 9/91 Bl 6 05/27 / 9 1 xl6 1 0 1 / 1 1/91 0 1/30/91 01/30/91 0 1/ 3 0/91 02/ 6/91 02/ 7 /91 02/ 8/91 02/ 8/91 0 2/ 1 4/ 9 1 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/21/91 02/21/91 02/23/91 0 4/ 3/91 0 4/ 3/91 04/18/91 0 4/ 1 8/91 05/ 2/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 6/91 09/ 7/91 Al Al Al Al Al Al Al I1 Al 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 1 5 G4 1 Al Hl Al I1 Al Al Al Bl Bl B2 Bl B2 ClO 2 1 5 1 5 6 6 6 6 5 1 2 1 07 / 2/91 ClO 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE TYSON FOODS INC see also Education, Adult see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials Sales flat, but income j umps by 25 pct Suit accuses Tyson of aid to foes in sales to Jordan Tyson Center grows among hills of Northwest Ark Suit charging consorting with enemy dismissed Tyson is state ' s leading contributor to politicians Tyson Foods says it is ready to take over another company New pl ant at Pine Bluff nearing completion Tyson prefers that stock be sold over the counter Tyson scrambles to put 1 , 000 to work at Pine Bluff Berryville, Green Forest plants receive bomb threats Tyson to supply chicken to Kentucky Fried Chicken stores Bob Justice retiring from executive vice president post Leland Tollett named CEO at Tysons Tyson may produce microwave breakfast Don Tyson comments on deal ing with the Russians Columnist discusses new j ob for Archie Schaffer at Tysons Future looks sunny for Tyson CEO Leland Tollett discusses Tyson Foods Lawmakers are guests at Don Tyson ' s Mexico home Tyson to lay off 6 0 in NLR, move l ine to Alabama Tyson may get more business from Kentucky Fried Chicken Grannis plant construction delayed by inabil ity to buy land Harlan Lane owns part of land Tyson needs for Grannis pl ant Fire at NLR plant to cost 300 workers some pay Tyson will not confirm report of NLR plant closure NLR pl ant to be rebuilt Tyson donates $300 . 000 to Univ of Ark scholarship fund Tyson suit charges Cafe Entree Inc of steal ing secrets Slow sales of Lite ' N Crispy chicken may force layoffs Stock up 50 cents Tyson picks Oklahoma for $50 million pork operation Oklahoma likely to become base of Tyson pork operations Sales in third quarter top $1 billion; earnings $40 . 6 million Kermit Moss suggests renaming chickens ' tysons ' Tyson takes steps to a better position. analyst says Don Tyson sees sporadic sales to Soviet Union Tyson moves to impl ement new fire safety rules in plants Tyson set to launch new line of kids ' dinners NLR plant damaged by fire to be reopened Scranton plant to expand Tyson to sell unit in Canada * * Fourth quarter net income increase of 1 5 . 4 pct reported * Pine Bluff plant to be idled until next spring * Pine Bluff plant laying off 600 of over 900 workers * Pine Bluff plant to l ay off 800 employees Tyson adds two new lines for freezer * * Tyson recalls 400 workers at Pine Bluff plant * Expansions cap Tyson ' s year TYU S, DWAYNE see also Athletics and sports U S VANADIUM CO 3 10 Ol/22/91 02/ 5/91 02/11/91 02/15/91 02/18/91 02/23/91 02/25/91 03/ 4/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/29/91 04/ 2/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 8/91 04/13/91 04/ 17/91 04/29/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 3/91 05/30/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 1/91 06/ 8/91 06/12/91 06/15/91 06/18/91 07/ 6/91 07/18/91 07/19/91 07/25/91 07/26/91 07/30/91 07/31/91 08/12/91 09/ 8/91 09/11/91 09/12/91 09/13/91 10/ 1 8/91 11/ 8/91 1 1 / 1 2/91 11/13/91 11/14/91 11/ 16/91 11/ 18/91 12/ 7/91 12/23/91 PAGE COL Cl ClO x17 ClO B2 Cl x18 x5 Cl ClO ClO ClO Cl Cl x5 Bl C9 xlO Bl ClO Cl Cl Cl Al ClO Cl Cl Cl ClO Cl Cl. Cl ClO B6 xlO Fl Cl ca Cl CS Dl D2 Dl Al Dl Dl Dl Dl 2 3 l 3 5 2 1 1 2 1 5 2 2 5 1 1 2 1 2 5 3 2 2 2 2 5 3 3 2 5 3 2 2 4 1 2 2 6 2 6 2 5 2 4 6 1 4 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials UFOs see Unidentified flying obj ects UNDERTAKERS see Funerals and mortuaries UNEMPLOYMENT see Economic conditions and trends - Ark Indicators UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND COMPENSATION State ' s reserve fund for enemployed may go bankrupt Proposed insurance rate increases vary St Vincent Infirmary must pay unempl oyment tax, high ct rules Drinking guitar player eligible for unempl oyment benefits About 1 3 , 49 8 in Ark have used up benefits since J an 1 * ESD expects to file 1 9 , 000 j obless claims Extra j obless aid sought by 1 0 , 000 in Arkansas last month * UNIDENTIFIED El.YING OBJECTS Third annual Ozark UFO Conference scheduled at Eureka Springs UFO convention at Eureka Springs ends on serious note UNION CAMP CORP Van Buren box fact ory to close UNION LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING (Little Rock) see also Buildings and offices, Govt UNION NATIONAL BANK see Leird Church Manufacturing Co UNION NATIONAL MORTGAGE CO see Stocks and bonds UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS Arkansans tell grim tales of life in USSR UNION PLANTERS CORP see Banks UNIONS, Labor see Labor UNIQUE FASHIONS see Retail stores UNITED ARKANSAS INSURANCE CORP Firm meets state guidelines, will begin selling insurance UNITED AUTO WORKERS see Morril t on Plastics Products Co UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Little Rock church celebrates turning 100 UNITED FEDERAL SAV INGS (Jonesboro) see Banks UNITED MEDICAL INC Firm has experienced rapid expansion UNITED METHODIST CHURCH see Methodist Church UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION see Methodist Church UNITED STATES - Army Corps of Engineers see Army Corps of Engineers (US) UNITED STATES - Central Intelligence Agency see also Iran-Contra Affair UNITED STATES - Constitution see also Tobacco 311 01/ 4/ 91 01/10/91 02/26/91 06/20/91 07/30/91 12/ 3/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL Al Cl Bl Bl A3 2 2 1 5 Bl B2 3 1 4 03/11/91 B3 04/ 8/91 B3 6 2 07 / 17/91 ClO 1 08/20/91 AS 5 01/ 8/91 Cl 2 08/26/91 Bl 2 03/ 4/91 xlO 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Bill of Rights display opens at Ricks Armory at LR Ark House refuses to rescind call for convention Legislators hear arguments for convention * Arkansans pay tribute as Bill of Rights turns 200 * ACLU head J ohn Burnett warns Bill of Rights under attack UNITED STATES - Defense Department see �lso Defenses and armed forces see also Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials UNITED STATES - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission see also Electric power see also Oil and gas see also Pipelines UNITED STATES - Internal Revenue Service Article on work of special agent Roland Anderson UNITED STATES - President see also Bush. George see also Presidential election of 1 992 Several Arkansans have aspired to high office over the years UNITED STATES - Works Progress Administration see Works Progress Administration UNITED-BILT HOMES see also Commerce UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL see Birth control and abortion see Medicine and health UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS see Advanced Brake and Clutch Co see Agriculture see Artek Systems Inc see Athletics and sports see Basketball see Business see Colleges and universities see Housing see Inventions see Kidnapping see Robberies and thefts see Scholarships and l oans see Sex crimes see Stadiums and arenas see Track and field see Trademarks. tradenames and emblems see also Football UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK see Athletics and sports see Business see Colleges and universities see Tobacco UNIVERSITY O F ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO see Colleges and universities UNIVERS ITY OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFF see Athletics and sports see Civil rights and discrimination see Colleges and universities 312 02/21/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 6/91 12/ 1 5/ 9 1 12/16/91 PAGE COL B2 I4 Bl Bl 4 l 1 1 5 06/24/91 x7 1 10/ 3/91 A.Q 3 H5 ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Middle East see Police see Robberies and thefts see Shootings UNIVERSITY OF ARKAN SAS COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE see Colleges and universities UNIVERSITY OF ARKAN SAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES see B irth control and abortion see Inventions see Medicine and health UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS see Athletics and sports s e e B asketball see Colleges and universities see Football see Homosexuals see International students see News and new s media see Waste materials URBAN LEAGUE OF ARKAN SAS see also Housing Carmelita Smith to head organization Urban League declares solvency . debts paid Revitalized League plans luncheon Officers chosen for Urban League URWIN, CATHY KUNZ INGER see also Books and writing see also Rockefeller, Winthrop URWIN. GREGORY J W see also Books and writing see also Rockefeller, Winthrop USA TRUCK INC Van Buren firm receives 400th tractor UTILITIES see also Electric power State utilities take sides on PSC promotion rules Some utilities say proposed ad l imits v iolate free speech State media j oins fight against PSC rule on advertising Proposal regulating ads improper, Winston Bryant says State censorship? (ed on PSC proposal on ad approval ) PSC to clarify proposed ad rules to stifle censorship tag VACCINATION AND VACCINES see al s o Medicine and health VALACHOVIC, BETTY see also Women VAN BUREN COUNTY see also Historic buildings and sites VAN BUREN TV CABLE CO see Television VAN HOOKS• GEORGE JR see also Courts. State and l ocal VAN HORN CONSTRUCTION CO see Economic devel opment VANDALISM 3 13 01/ 0 1/ 02/ * 12/ * * * * * * 4/91 5/91 1/91 4/91 PAGE COL Bl B3 B3 2 4 5 1 02/26/91 C l 5 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/13/91 12/ 14/91 12/17/91 12/ 1 9/91 4 5 1 5 1 1 Bl Bl Bl Bl BB B6 Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Cemeteries see also Children and y outh Ag27 see also Education Fl2 see also Libraries , Public see also Parks , recreation and tourism see also Roads Statue of Christ at Catholic High spray-painted by vandal s Church of God at Russellville suffers $20 , 000 damages Graffiti in NLR being painted over by Donrey firm * Glass shop owner accused of breaking about 200 auto windows * VEHICLE MANAGEMENT GROUP Sherwood lease deal called deceptive trade by Ark Atty Gen Will close busine s s , owner says VERTAC CHEMICAL CORP see also Pollution, wates and hazardous materials VERTAC S ITE CONTRACTORS see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous material s VETERANS see also Taxation see also World War I I Roanl d Eugene Henry gets honorable discharge after 2 1 years Paralyzed Ark veteran Ray Michael Reed f ights for VA benefits Full benefits restored to Allen Wayne Hicks USS Drew crew members hold reunion in Monticello Ark leads US in veteran payments ; st ate has 249 , 000 veterans Veterans find solace at minister ' s Fort Steer shelter Confederate group honors war dead at State Capitol ceremony State honors war dead with ceremonies Vietnam vets offer support for Persian Gul f veterans Hope of America theme of welcome home for Persian Gul f vets Tickets go on sale for Hope of America program at LR V A hospital at LR develops national ly-known care model July date leaves s chool bands out of patriotic parade Jacksonville honors Desert Storm veterans Hope of America marchers t otal at least 6 . 500 for parade Desert Storm ' s top hardware coming to Little Rock Wall of patriotism set up at Capitol for welcome home event Operation Welcome Home ( 6 0-page supplement on events ) Parade crews prepare for 1 0 0 , 000 in LR for welcome home Tickets still available for Hope of America show Parade in LR to honor veterans Bob Hope headlines patriotic celebration in LR Arkansas to welcome Desert Storm troops with huge parade Parade tacticians masters of detail Operation Welcome Home included party at Governor ' s Mansion Faulkner County ceremony wel comes veterans home Bob Hope . Marie Osmond , Miss America welcomed troops home Operation Welcome Home draws crowds to streets of LR Articles describ e parade, show honoring all veterans Gov Cl inton j oined Marie Osmond in duet at program Miss America Marj orie Vincent wel comed Ark troops home Photographic e ssay on Operation Welcome Home Descriptions of Welcome Home parade in LR Financial statistics on Hope of America show in LR 314 06/ 2/91 08/13/91 10/25/91 12/18/91 PAGE COL Bl B3 B2 Bl 4 5 2 5 10/ 4/91 C2 10/ 4/91 C 2 6 6 02/ 7 /91 04/ 14/91 04/27 /91 04/29/91 05/21/91 05/27 /91 05/27 /91 05/28/91 05/28/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 5/91 06/ 9/91 06/15/91 06/15/91 06/18/91 06/22/91 06/30/91 0 7/ 3 / 9 1 07 I 4/91 0 7I 5/91 07 I 5/91 07/ 5/91 07/ 6/91 07 / 6/91 07 / 6/91 07/ 6/91 07 I 7 /91 07/ 7/91 Bl Al B3 B3 B4 Al Bl Al Al B2 B2 B2 Al B3 B2 B2 Bl Gl Bl Bl El El Al Al BS B7 Al Al 1 5 6 1 5 4 2 2 2 1 1 2 5 1 6 5 2 1 2 5 1 3 2 4 3 1 5 5 01 I 07 / 07/ 07 / 07 / 07 I A12 A12 Al2 Al3 Al4 B2 1 1 1 1 1 5 7 /91 7 /91 7/91 7 /91 7 /91 9/91 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Leland T Bates gets Distinguished Flying Cross 46 years late Bob Hope paid $50 . 000 for part in shCM ; Marie Osmond $22 . 5 00 Gul f War veterans struggl ing to rebuild places in life Sterl ing T Hendrix receives medal for World War I I service Gul f veteran Rose Cook trying to cope w ith trauma Rogers l aundry ordered to rehire Guardsman sent to Gulf Ark Veterans Coalition wants VA hospitals for vets only * World War I Last Man Club at Pine Bluff down to two members * Forrest Gunter of Austin. receives his medals 45 yrs late * * Last Man Club at Pine Bluff keeps tradition al ive VIETNAM CONFLICT Article on Arkansans still missing from Vietnam war period Norma B l anton heads Ark network of families of MIAs List of Arkansas servicemen missing in Vietnam Conflict Michigan youth makes contact with family of MIA Thomas Knebel State panel urges higher effort t o find MIAs. POWs in Asia Emotional POW/MIA event draws 600 to Searcy meeting VIETNAMESE IN ARKANSAS see Foreign descent groups VIGILANCE GROUPS see also L ibraries . Public Alleged violation of gun l aws brings arrest of Wilbur Hale UALR professor. Ed Gran posts bail for Wilbur Hale Wilbur Hale tells j udge he is proud to be a racist. a white Wilbur Hale denies he is member of any group Ku Klux Klan to distribute Confederate flags at Fort Smith Sons of Confederate Veterans to protest Klan meeting Ku Klux Klan holds rally at Fort Smith park Ralph Forbes addresses Klan rally at Fort Smith KKK developing 40-acre tract in Boone County for headquarters KKK headquarters to be church camp . spoke sman says State Kleagle Don Snedeker commentsKKK headquarters plans Groups keep eye on Boone County KKK compound Christian I dentity Church to be built on Klan land at Zinc Klan leader Thom Robb calls land buy in Boone County a dream Ex-KlamTatch director Bill Stanton scoffs at Robb ' s camp Article traces history of Ku Klux Klan in Arkansas Ku Klux Klan has nothing to shCM for vast hist ory of hate Ralph P Forbes discusses his background. phil osophy Ralph P Forbes has vision of a free. white America Ku Klux Klan still a threat. not a j oke. Bill Stanton says Ku Klux Klan hopes to make documentary for Fayetteville TV Wilbur Hale found guilty of possessing illegal weapons Ku Klux Klan puts anti-drug fliers in Rogers schools KKK congress to be held at headquarters at Zinc (Boone Co) Thom Robb i s grand wizard of Knights of Ku Klux Klan Klan training school at Z inc planned by Thom Robb * KKK Grand Wiozard Thom Robb wants to give US 1 . 000 Dukes * KKK Director Thom Robb to hold rally in Dubuque. Iowa * KKK leader Thom Robb draws 200 to Dubuque rally KKK leader Thom Robb draws 200 to Dubuque rally * * KKK will visit Dubuque again. Thom Robb says * Ku Klux Klan t o adopt highway near Harrison hits problem VILLINES, FLOYD G 3 15 PAGE COL 0 7/ 10/91 07 / 1 1/91 08/ 2/91 0 8/ 1 0/ 9 1 08/ l l/91 0 9/ 1 2/ 9 1 10/23/91 1 1/ 5/91 1 1 / 1 1/91 1 1 / 12/91 Bl B2 Al B7 Bl B3 B7 Bl Al Bl 3 5 2 5 2 1 2 l 2 4 05/19/91 05/19/91 05/ 19/ 9 1 09/20/91 09/28/91 09/29/91 Al A16 Al7 Al B2 Bl 2 2 1 5 1 2 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/ 9/91 03/22/91 04/ 13/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 5/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 4/91 06/ 4/9 1 06/ 5/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/27/91 07/ 7/91 07/ 7/91 07/ 7/91 07/ 7/91 07/14/91 08/31/91 09/20/91 09/26/91 10/ 1 1/91 10/ 1 1/91 10/13/91 1 1 / 17/91 1 1/30/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 1/91 12/ 3/91 12/23/91 Bl Bl Bl B9 Bl BS Bl Bl Al Al Al B9 Al Al B4 Al 5 5 5 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 3 5 4 4 4 4 2 1 4 5 5 1 1 Al Bl Bl C2 Bl B4 Bl Bl Bl Bl A16 Bl Bl Bl B3 Bl ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Pulaski County VILONIA see also Water VIOLENCE see also Families and family life VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORP see also Industrial accidents and safety VOCATIONAL EDUCATION see Trade schools VOLUNTEERS Survey to measure state ' s volunteerism Community Service Awards presented at LR ceremony John C and Patty Hickman keeps busy retirement schedule Arakansans volunteer 1 9 mil lion hours to state programs VOTER REGISTRATION see Politics and govt WAGES AND SALARIES see also Colleges and universities see also Corporations see also Education see also Executives see also Government empl oyees. State Sen George Hawkins ' s bill would raise state minim.um wage Minimum wage increases may actually meam fewer employed Arkansas per-capita income ranks 47th WAGNER. JEANNIE TV show ' Unsolved Mysteries' to feature B enton woman ' s search Jeannie Wagner of Benton find father after TV show appeal Jeannie Wagner talks with father every night by tel ephone WAL-MART STORES INC see also Baseball see also Retail stores see also Workers compensation insurance Retail giant enj oys sales increase amid recession Wal-Mart sales ready to move ahead of Sears Wal-Mart selling Super USA Convenience stores Vice Chmn Al Johnson sells large block of his stock Wal-Mart gets into recycling on nationwide basis Wholesale Club Inc becomes part of Wal-Mart Wal-Mart soon to be nation ' s number one retailer Expansion predicted for Wal-Mart in the 1990s Wal-Mart may have passed Sears as largest retailer Country ' s largest Wal-Mart store is at Rogers Wal-Mart earns spot at the top. John E Barnes writes Protest ends sale of ' sexist ' game at Wal-Mart stores Company earns $ 1 . 2 billion Plans for Florida center altered Bentoville takes pride in Wal-Mart without fanfare Rosy future seen for Wal-Mart Sales j ump 38 pct to push chain to top Highlights in history of Wal-Mart Wal-Mart bashed by United Food and Commercial Workers Union Union says Wal-Mart buys shoes made in China Munro and Co defends Wal-Marts ' s shoe-buying pol icy 3 16 0 1/ 24/91 06/19/ 91 06/23/91 0 9/ 1 1/91 PAGE COL Bl B2 El B3 3 4 2 4 0 1 / 24/91 I4 04/ 1/91 x17 04/ 1 8/91 C9 5 0 4/ 25/91 B3 04/26/91 B3 05/ 2/91 B3 2 2 2 0 1 / 4/91 01/ 5/91 0 1/ 23 / 91 0 1 / 26/91 02/ 1/91 02/ 2/91 02/ 8/91 0 2/ 1 0/91 02/16/91 02/18/91 02/22/91 02/28/91 03/ 1/91 03/ 6/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 8/91 03/20/91 03/21/91 03/ 22/91 5 3 2 6 6 2 5 2 6 Cl Cl Cl ClO ClO ClO Cl Fl Cl x21 Cl Cl Cl ClO Al Cl Cl ClO ClO ClO CB 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 2 2 5 5 1 2 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Sam Walton surprised. not impressed. by passing Sears Sam Walton seeks advice. listens carefully to employees Wal-Mart stores buoy rural counties. Missouri study says Expansion into Oregon announced Wal-Mart reports rise of 37 pct in March sales Visitor Cener at Bentonville is big hit with tourists Visitor Center records 5 0 , 000th visitor Wal-Ma.rt to recycle plastics natiorwide Latest model of Superceter to be built at Bentonville New Supercenter to be built at Rolla. Mo Supercenters prove successful High-tech marketing ideas being tested Self-proclaimed union hater helped Golden Rule work for co Wal-Mart seeks more shares t o keep stock price affordable Wal-Mart profits climb 21 pct A concise history of Wal-Mart stock splits Sam Walton says no stock split planned soon Labor suit criticizes Wal-Mart proxy statement Wal-Mart suit against Citicorp returned to circuit court AFL-CIO t o proceed with suit despite additional information Wal-Mart. AFL-CIO reach settlement; suit dropped Wal-Mart is nation ' s 9th largest employeer with 300. 000 New York to get five more stores Wal-Mart marches relentlessly toward $100 billion in sales Chart shows income spanning ten-year period Chart shows how splits have powered Wal-Mart stock Rogers store is prototype of Wal-Mart of the future Sales surge during May ; overall increase of 3 8 pct reported Stockholder meeting energiz ed with patriotixm this year Stockholders approve more shares Opening Batesvil le Supercenter spurs price war Wal-Marts spur growth of businesses Steamboat Springs . Colo. approves Wal-Mart store Legal staff is larger than many law firms in Ark Wal-Ma.rt gains name recognition in Mexico Ark Supreme Ct uphol ds woman ' s complaint on firing Sam ' s Clubs expanding to house wholesale fresh foods Bud ' s Warehouse Outl ets is new division Stock hits a l l-time high Wal-Mart expands from U S t o Mexico Mexico stores cal led Club Aurrera Column discusses Wal-Mart ' s connection to Mexico June sales total $3 . 48 billion; up 34 pct from last year Five stores to open in Washington. D C area Mexico store is familiar setting; CIFRA retailing strength Move into Mexico markets l auded Donald G Sonderquist l ikely successor at Wal-Mart Wedding held in Junction City. Kansas. store Earnings rise 27 percent Wal-Ma.rt has grown 20 pct per year for past 20 years Recycl ing project is l ong-term program. Hillary Cl inton says Wal-Mart marches into California Kansas woman wins $1 million award in false arrest case Purchase of McLane Co proves profitable for Wal-Mart 317 03/28/91 03/ 28/91 0 4/ 1 1/91 04/ 1 1/91 04/ 12/91 0 4/ 17 /91 04/18/91 04/24/91 04/30/91 05/ 3/91 05/ 5/91 05/ 7 /9 1 05/ 7/91 05/ 8/91 05/10/91 05/13/91 05/16/91 05/17/91 05/ 2 1/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/27 /91 05/31/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 3/91 06/ 7/91 06/ S/91 06/ 8/91 06/12/91 06/12/91 06/13/91 06/26/91 06/30/91 07 I 2/91 07/ 3/91 07 I 7 /91 01 I 9/91 07/10/91 07 / 1 1/91 07 / 1 2/91 07 / 1 2/91 0 7/ 12/91 07 / 1 4/91 07/15/91 08/ 3/91 08/ 6/91 08/ 9/91 0 8/ 1 2/91 08/ 15/91 08/26/91 OB/29/91 09/ 3/91 PAGE COL Cl cs Cl ClO Cl C9 ClO C9 Cl ClO Fl cs cs Cl Cl x12 Cl ClO C8 Cl Cl x5 Cl x7 x8 x9 x9 Cl Cl Cl Al ClO Cl Cl Fl B2 Cl Fl Al Al Cl Cl Cl ClO Fl x18 ClO CB Cl x5 Cl x7 ca C7 5 6 2 2 5 2 2 4 2 5 2 1 4 4 2 1 2 2 1 2 4 4 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 6 2 1 6 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 3 l 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 4 2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Hypermarts and Supercenters t o have calculators on carts Sam Walton troubled by bureaucracy in his store chain Feature article on Wal-Mart Wal-Mart purchases Phillips Cos Inc of Bentonville Wal-Mart may try to become nationwide grocer Wal-Mart top in sales . low in advertising Hot dog chain operator sues S am ' s Club Senator David Pryor ' s plan on pensions opposed by Wal-Mart Springdale Wal-Mart to become grocery-discount Supercenter Sam Walton wants better company health care for employees New store opening in Russellville ' s Valley Park Centre Supercenter planned for Conway Report says Wal-Mart to cut 1 . 000 j obs Trimming of 1 . 200 j ob s called market adj ustment Expansion includes 39th state, 2 new supercenters Firm asks court to dismiss state claim that taxes owed Sam Walton enters Mayo Clinic ; Wal-Mart stock takes dip Wal-Mart uses its stores for research, development Healthy third quarter pushes stock past 4S Factory-direct deal ing to save Wal-Mart money Purchase of Phillips Cos now completed Sales up 39 pct in November Wal-Mart. Cifra to open Club Aurrera outlets in Mexico Salesmen fight Wal-Mart plan to deal with manufacturers Smal l towns welcome big changes in Wal-Mart .American Drugs Inc suit accuses Wal-Mart of unfair practice Wal-Mart named most ef ficient retailer Wal-Mart closes Hearne (Texas ) store; bitterness l ingers Wal-Mart executives say Hearne (Texas ) store failed Manufacturers ' Agents Natl Assn to fight Wal-Mart decision WALDRON SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education Je8 WALKER. JOHN W see also Education see also Housing see also Legal profession WALKER. ROBERT CHRISTIAN see also Cooper, Edward C WALKER, WILLIAM L JR see also Crime and vice see also Pleasant Valley Country Club WALKING Al Vratil of Rogers. walking toward 11, 000th mile WALLACE, DOUGLAS see also Robberies and thefts WALLACE. GEORGE KENT see als o Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughlin see also Murders - Cade-Domer-McLaughl in WALLACE, LARRY see also Imperato. Lou WALLOCH HOME CENTER INC Firm out of bankruptcy, all debts paid WALMSLEY. JANIS MCSPADDEN see also Correction Department (Ark) 318 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 09/ 5/91 09/ 7/91 09/30/91 10/ 3/91 10/ 5/91 10/ 7 / 91 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/91 10/ 8/91 10/12/91 10/15/91 10/18/91 10/19/91 10/22/91 10/24/91 10/28/91 10/30/91 11/ 3/91 11/ 8/91 12/ 4/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/10/91 12/ 14/91 12/16/91 12/21/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/23/91 12/31/91 PAGE COL CS ClO x7 Dl Dl Dl 3 2 1 2 1 5 2 2 1 2 1 3 2 3 2 6 3 1 5 4 2 5 1 2 1 3 5 3 6 2 0 7/ 1/91 BS 2 09/26/91 cs 1 Al CB x6 Cl ClO CS Cl ClO Cl Bl DS Dl Dl Dl Gl Dl Dl Dl Dl B8 Dl Dl D3 BS ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE WALTON ( SAM) FAMILY Potential stock dividends hidden in Walton wealth Waltons rank as world ' s third richest with $ 1 8 . 5 billion Wealth of Sam Walton. his four children surpass $20 billion Waltons l isted as no. 2 in world in wealth with $21 . l billion WALTON ARTS CENTER see Culture and the arts WALTON FAMILY Walton name signifies giving to several institutions WALTON, ALICE Tells how she acquired a llama. named her firms for it Daughter of Sam Walton is on list of billionairesses WALTON. HELEN see also Culture and the arts see also Walton. Sam Donated to fund for Marianna School uniforms Honored by Intol Mass Retail Assn and by Claremore. Oklahoma Named to board of Claudia Company WALTON, JAMES L "BUD" Walton donates $15 mil.lion for UA basketball arena WALTON, SAM see also Baseball see also Presidential election of 1992 Walton shares story of his battle with cancer Listed as one of Arkansas ' most influenctial persons Sam and Helen Walton give $6 million to Presbyterian Church Sam Walton honored in Dallas by Intnl Mass Retail Assn Gives employees credit for success of Wal-Ma.rt Honored by retail association in Dallas Sam Walton has been financial contributor to B ill Clinton Walton mum on possible funding of Bill Clinton race Listed among America ' s wealthiest persons WAR EAGLE ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR see Culture and the arts WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM see Stadiums and arenas WARD , GARY see Freedom of information WARD. JANIE see also Deaths WARNER. C RANDOLPH JR see also Environmental Systems Company Inc WARREN see also Police WASTE MATERIAL S see also Energy and power see also Pollution. wastes and hazardous materials Recycling makes feed from dry poultry litter * Beverage containers made of steel can be recycled Mulberry firm finds way to use chicken litter in fertilizer * ReLeaf Corp is Mulberry firm developing use for litter * * State has no plans for use of used tires it will collect * Univ of Central Ark dumping paper from recycling bins * Univ of Central Ark unable to finduser of waste paper 319 06/ 7 /91 07 I 8/91 07 I 9/91 08/22/91 PAGE COL Cl Al Al C9 2 2 2 3 03/ 2/91 Cl 3 07/22/91 x5 08/27 /91 C9 2 2 03/10/91 B3 05/ 4/91 ClO 0 8/ 1 4/91 A9 2 l 1 03/ 1/91 Al 6 01/26/91 02/10/91 03/ 1/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 6/91 05/ 6/91 08/ 4/91 09/ 6/91 10/13/91 2 2 5 1 2 2 1 3 2 09/13/91 10/30/91 11/ 7 /91 11/ 7/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 1 1/91 12/ 1 1/91 Bl A5 B7 ClO B2 B2 A6 Cl Al ca Bl D2 D2 B3 Bl Bl 1 1 1 1 2 4 4 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE * Sentry Recycle and Storage seeks to grab s crap tire fund Tire recyclers divided on cost, method for recycling * Jim Guy Tucker says he won ' t sign tire disposal regulations * State Rep Pat Flanagin linked Nick Wilson to Sentry effort * State Sen Nick Wilson lobbied for Sentry Recycle * * Gov Bill Clinton wants revisions in rules on waste tires WATCH CARE NETWORK see Homosexuals WATCHES AND CLOCKS Jay Oakes is expert at repairing large clocks * WATER see also Agriculture Woodland Hills may have found solution for water problems Groundwater bill to push for conservation in some areas Soil and Water Conservation Service would set cons policies Faulkner-Cleburne Water Dist seeks to resolve problems Arkansas River diversion plan coul d add to cropl and Diverted Arkansas River water would aid Pope. Conway Co areas Wetlands would benefit from Arkansas River diversion Agencies plan canal system to carry water to Delta farms Water from four rivers would be used for Delta proj ect Bill to regulate groundwater gets House comm approval Benton reconsiders water contracts White County farmers j oin plan to conserve water Lake Norrell residents rej ect plan to use lake as supply New law allows designation of critical groundwater use areas Surplus water from Black River may be diverted to agri use Proposed Faulkner-Cleburne Regional System draws opposition State Health Dept may lose $500.000 water-testing grant Benton alderman promotes wells as water supply alternative Engineers advise NLR to tap Greers Ferry as water source Vilonia votes to keep control over its water supplies Cabot may j oin Faulkner-Cleburne pipeline proj ect Saline Co cannot condemn Lake Winona for local water needs Little Rock hurt by its pol icy on selling water. column says East Ark withdrew water from 40.000 sites in 1988 Conway water wins taste test Robert McCord critical of LR restriction on water sales Owner of Canehill spring says he does not know who uses it Owner of spring at Canehill told to get license or close Rare mussel could delay water supply for Siloan Springs Saline County has water source option Saline County RDA orders go-ahead on reservoir plan Saline Co RDA files suit to flush out opponents of Norfork Cane Hill residents looking for water Dammers of North Fork of Sal ine River brook no criticism EPA cites 57 water dists in violation of safe water codes May flower withdraws from Faulkner-Cleburne Water Dist Water for irrigation running dry in some east Ark areas Map shows ground water depletion in eastern Arkansas Paron looks to Lake Ouachita for water supply * Little Rock will not provide water to Woodland Hills * Scott County residents struggle to get rel iable water WATER POLLUTION 3 20 1 2/ 1 8/ 91 1 2/ 1 9/ 91 12/20/91 12/21/91 12/21/91 12/28/91 PAGE COL Al Dl Al Al Al Al 2 6 5 2 2 2 1 1/ 4/91 Bl 2 0 1/ 4/91 0 1 / 1 2/91 01/ 1 2/91 01/ 17/91 01/17/91 01/17 /91 01/ 17/91 01/ 17/91 01/ 17/91 02/ 9/91 02/13/91 02/16/91 02/19/91 02/20/91 02/23/91 03/16/91 03/21/91 03/27 /91 03/29/91 04/ 3/91 04/ 11/91 04/13/91 04/ 21/91 04/26/91 04/29/91 05/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/ 7/91 06/14/91 07/ 9/91 07/1 1/91 07/13/91 07/13/91 07 /21/91 07/31/91 08/ 8/91 08/18/91 09/18/91 09/23/91 10/31/91 11/ 29/91 2 5 5 2 2 2 2 4 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 5 2 6 2 1 1 1 B3 B2 B2 Bl BS BS BS Cl Cl Al3 B3 B3 B3 H7 B9 B3 H6 B3 Bl B3 B3 B3 C4 A4 BS B7 Al Al Bl B7 B6 Bl B6 Cl Al AB Bl Bl Bl B2 Bl 1 2 2 5 3 1 2 5 1 6 3 2 4 2 5 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Pollution, wastes and hazardous materials WATER SOURCE OF ARKANSAS INC Douglas and Annette Mangan lose fraud suit against firm WATERMELON FESTIVAL see Festivals WATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education My8 WATT. BILL see also Dardanelle Development Corp see also Traffic accidents and safety WATT, JAMES Magic Johnson not good role model. Watt says at Harding Watt tells Harding Univ audience lifestyle deters AIDS WAYMIRE, RICHARD see also Maumel le Co WEALTH, Personal see also Barton. T H see also Couch, Harvey see also Dierks , Hans see also Dierks. Herman see also Fordyce. Samuel W see also Rockefeller. Winthrop Paul see also Walton (Sam) Family see also Walton. Alice see also Wilson. Robert E Lee Ginie Polo Sayles seminars tell how to marry a rich person Article on Arkansans listed by Forbes among wealthiest Not all rich Arkansans of past. present inherited wealth WEATHER AND STORMS see also Roads Ice storm cost AP&L millions Icy roads cause numerous accident s , inJ uries Light rain turns to icy glaze on streets. roads Review of 1990 weather conditions in Ark Two missing f ound frozen to death in Randolph County Freezing rain moves across north Arkansas Third v ictim of exposure found in Randolph County State soaked by heavy rains. ending with freezing drizzle Ice hits northwest Ark again High winds rake state High winds take out electric power for thousands Snow falls along northern tier of counties Northwest Ark gets blanket of snow Possible tornadoes inj ure 1 2 in northwest Arkansas Valley Springs and Fort Smith suffer heavy damage Boone County hit hard by tornado, high winds Town of Concord suffers heavy damage from tornado Witnesses describe tornado at Concord Five victims still hospitalized at Harrison Volunteers help clean up after storms Tornado victims recall storm Winter returns as snow blankets north Arkansas Freez e damage s fruit crops in state Temperatures in low 3 0 s on Easter morning in Ark 3 21 PAGE COL 06/20/91 B2 1 * 1 1/ 15/91 Al * 1 1/ 1 5/91 Al 4 4 06/21/91 Cl 10/13/91 Al 10/13/91 Al 3 2 2 01/ 1/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 3/91 01/ 4/91 01/ 5/91 01/ 5/91 01/ 6/91 0 1/ 7 /91 01/ 8/91 02/ 15/91 02/16/91 02/25/91 02/26/91 03/22/91 03/22/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/23/91 03/24/91 03/25/91 03/30/91 03/31/91 04/ 1/91 5 2 2 2 5 1 5 2 2 5 6 1 1 6 6 5 5 5 4 2 2 6 5 3 Bl Al Al Bl Al Bl2 Al Al Bl Bl Bl Bl BlO Al Al Al Al Al A13 Bl B2 Al Bl Al ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Fruit farmers assessing damage from cold Central Ark fruit suffered more damage than northern area Hail pummels Central Arkansas High winds cause $300,000 damage in Bradley County High winds damage buildings and trees across state Jacksonville suffers heavy damage from storms State fears rain will bring flood repeat of last year Jacksonville residents say tornado hit Jacksonville residents describe storm Reports of tornadoes investigated Storm struck quickly at El Dorado Counties report storm damage Thunderstorms bring hail . winds to state Pine Bluff woman inj ured when tree smashed home Storm rips roof from Caddo Hills school building Storm causes damage at Little Rock Statistics on number of tornadoes Ark has experienced Three inj ured when winds topple loudspeaker at concert at LR Lightning. storms keep Central Ark officials busy Woman hurt at concert at LR is in fair condition Lightning kills Guardsman at Camp Robinson Arkansas one of worst states for lightning deaths High temperaturs takes toll on interstate road at LR Pine Bluff man dies from heat exhaustion Eight-week-old infant dies f rom heatstroke at Pine Bluff Electric power was off at home where PB infant died Lightning kills two children at LR. inj ures two others Cool winds end hot, humid days LR' s 45-degree temperature is record low for date * Tornado wrecks 6 homes along state l ine at Cherokee City Heavy rainfal.l brings flooding to some state streams * Week ' s rainfal l raises risk of overflowing rivers * Snow falling in part of state * Fifteen towns report record lows for the date * Record lows on Monday listed for 15 cities * * Large area of Ark receives early snow ; roads stay clear * Band of snow stretches across Ark; lows set records Bone-chilling cold l ingers in state * Mercury shatters record lows in 17 cities in state * WEDDINGS Couple married over tel ephone link between Ark and Germany Couple wed in hot air balloon over Pulaski County WEEMS, SAM A Arkansas Democrat. city of Hazen face libel suit by Weems WELCH ' S INC Welch closing grape operations in state WELFARE see Poor WEST SIDE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING (Little Rock) see Buildings and of fices WESTARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE see Basketball see Colleges and universities WESTIDRELAND. GEORGE 3 22 04/ 1/91 04/ 2/91 04/10/91 04/ 13/91 04/14/91 04/ 14/91 04/14/91 04/ 14/91 04/15/91 04/ 15/91 04/16/91 04/16/91 04/27 /91 04/30/91 05/ 4/91 05/ 5/91 06/ 1/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/23/91 06/23/91 06/25/91 07/10/91 07/ 11/91 08/ 9/91 08/ 9/91 09/17 /91 09/19/91 09/21/91 10/29/91 10/30/91 11/ 1/91 11/ 2/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 5/91 11/ 8/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 9/91 11/ 10/91 PAGE COL Bl Cl Al B9 Al Al Al All Al Al A7 A7 B9 A3 Bl Bl AlO Al B2 Bl Bl A4 B9 Bl Bl Bl Al Al B2 Bl Al Bl Bl Al AlO Al Al Al B8 1 2 2 5 2 2 5 2 2 6 1 3 5 1 2 5 1 5 5 2 4 2 2 6 4 4 2 2 5 5 4 5 5 2 4 3 2 2 1 02/15/91 Bl 05/19/91 Bl 1 2 04/11/91 BS 3 08/14/91 Cl 6 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Aviation and aircraft WETLANDS see Swamps and wetl ands see Wilderness and natural areas WHIPPING (Corporal Punishment ) see Punishment. Corporal WHIRLPOOL CORP Whirlpool plant may cut 500 j obs Neal Catlett was arrested at McCain Mall at NLR Neal Catlett was handing out union leaflets at McCain Mall Government standards put a chill on Whirlpool refrigerators Whirlpool to recall 1 0 0 workers Fort Smith plant to recall 800 workers April 22 Labor may boycott Southwest Times over article on labor Whirlpool says union unf air : will file chg with NLRB NLRB rules for Whirlpool in decertification is sue Cutbacks at Fort Smith to aid Evansv ille. Indiana Whirlpool to lay off 1 . 100 workers while restruturing Whirlpool plan cuts out union in decision-making issues Column on effort of firm to suppress underground newsletter OSHA reviewing records of Fort Smith plant Whirlpool lays out final offer. union finds it lacking Fort Smith community leaders seek end to labor dispute Union at Fort Smith plant s craps vote on contract Whirlpool union vote approved Local members of AIWA l ocked out by intnl union reps Steelworkers take in l ocked-out AIWU local at Fort Smith WHISTLE BLOWING (Public Interest) see also Buildings and offices. Govt WHITE COUNTY see also Police Charges will not be filed against Sheriff Jess Odom County Judge Gerald D Parish dies WHITE COUNTY AG ING PROGRAM see Aged WHITE COUNTY J AIL see Prisons WHITE FLIGHT see Education WHITE RIVER see Rivers and l akes WHITE ROCK MOUNTAIN see Parks. recreation and tourism WHITE SUPREMACY see Vigilance groups WHITE. FRANK Warns of legisl ative redistricting hardball Democrats rej ect White ' s remarks on legis reapportionment WHITE. PEGGY see also Women WHITE-COLLAR CRIME see B anks see Crime and vice WHITEHEAD. JOHN 3 23 * * * * * * * 01/ 1 2/91 01/ 19/91 01/ 19/91 01/21/91 02/ 13/91 03/ 9/91 03/29/91 03/30/91 05/16/91 06/20/91 07 / 4/91 07/17/91 10/13/91 11/ 9/91 12/10/91 12/13/91 12/16/91 12/19/91 12/20/91 12/24/91 PAGE COL Cl C2 C2 xll Cl Cl BS Cll ca ClO cs ClO Bl B3 D3 Dl A9 Dl Bl Bl 2 1 1 1 5 2 1 2 4 6 1 1 1 4 1 5 1 2 1 4 03/ 5/91 B3 06/18/91 B6 1 5 05/31/91 Bl 06/ 2/91 B5 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see also Religion WHITMORE, PERRY see also Courts, State and Local WHITTENBURG, SCOTT see also Middle East WHITTINGTON (HIRAM A) FAMILY see also Cemeteries WHITTINGTON. HIRAM A see also Hist ory (Ark) WIECHERN, HOWARD J see also Banks WIECZOREK. DAV ID MARK see also Middle East WIENER, BETTY see al so Books and writing WIFE-BEATING see Families and family life WILD RIVER COUNTRY see Amusement parks WILDER, L DOUGLAS see also Presidential election of 1992 WILDERNES S AND NATURAL AREAS Rice Prairie at Siloam Springs plowed for fescue crop Lorance Creek Natural Area may become educational center Lorance Creek Natural area features wetlands Natural Heritage Dept, Nature Conservancy own Lorance Area Nature Conservancy buys 80-acre prairie in Clark County Group pushes to save wetlands Joe Mosby c olumn discusses current controversy over wetlands Gus Albright says need t o protect East Ark wetlands evident New wetlands definition pleases Ark farmers Defining wetlands debated between farmers. environmental ists Ark may lose 2 million acres of wetlands under proposed rule Federal proposal to redefine wetlands endorsed by state comm * Farm Bureau l obbyist says wetlands is top issue for 1 992 * Wetlands statement to Farm Bureau draws response from AWF WILDLIFE see also Bass Anglers Sportsman Society see also Endangered and extinct species see also Finance and budget s , State Govt see also Shootings Damascus area hunters say ' outlaw ' label undesez:ved Dismissal of conviction of Frank Lyon Jr refused Bill in Legis would ban harassing hunters Bill to protect hunters from harassment wins Hse panel vote Columnist Bob Lancaster says no anti-harassment law needed Outdoor writer Joe Mosby column on snit-harassment law House passes bill to prohibit interference with legal hunting Columnist discusses proposed bill to protect hunters Some activities may be harming refuges in Ark. USF&WS says Katina Cobb of Pine Bluff. is wildlife rehabil itator House panel balks at raising hunting fee New law bars interference with legal hunting and trapping Hunting. fishing l icense fee increase passes House panel 3 24 PAGE COL 05/ 8/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 06/22/91 07/ 1/91 0 7 / 1 8/91 07 /19/91 08/ 1/91 08/13/91 08/19/91 10/ 2/91 10/ 9/91 12/ 4/91 1 2/ 4/91 Bl Bl Bl Bl BS B8 D6 BB 01/ 6/91 01/ 1 1/91 01/ 18/91 0 1/24/91 01/ 24/91 01/25/91 01/26/91 0 1/27/91 01/31/91 01/31/91 02/20/91 02/20/91 02/22/91 013 BB B6 IS IS D7 A12 Bl B2 cs Bl Bl B3 Dl Dl B3 H3 H7 I6 3 2 2 2 1 3 1 4 5 2 5 5 3 3 2 5 3 1 1 1 4 1 1 2 4 2 1 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Severance tax for G&FC use out. sal e s tax in Higher hunting. fishing license fee fails Bill to raise hunting. fishing fees pulled down in Legis Bill to curb trespassing by hunters falls short in committee G&FC will get nothing from Legislature. columnist writes House foils G&FC budget G&FC budget loses again House rej ects G&FC budget for third time House approves G&FC budget after three failures Arkansas Nature Conservancy buys land for wildlife refuge Cache Natl Wildlife Refuge benefits from Nature Conservancy Tiny . rare paleback darter l ives in ditch at Caddo Hills G&FC needs new image. economist writes New hunting. fishing license system adopted by G&FC Subscription price for "Arkansas Game and Fish" to be $5 . 0 0 Effort to save lOS-pound Lake Conway turtle fails Slaughter of big turtle at Cabot investigated by authorities No chgs will be filed in turtle case at Cabot Bear visits Conway . then strolls into deep woods Conway residents told bear poses no threat Turtle weighing over 100 lbs returned to Arkansas River Pocahontas family has talking crow Arkansas f ishermen are one-two in Red Man Championship New license system for hunting. fishing now in ef fect Pipeline in Little Red River may threaten trout Bears visiting towns all over Northeast Ark Elk killing leads to fine in Newton County Young eagles raised at Holla B end released into wild John Heuston l r on anti-hunting campaigns Poll finds Game and Fish Comm has support of citizens Black bear maul s Marion County man during ginseng dig 4 Mississippi residents forfeit bonds in trout overpossession Beavers becoming real nuisance in southeast Ark Lawmaker. farmers near Prairie Grove brace for deer hunters * Worthen Visa card. Porterco Inc to benefit G&FC work * * Deer hunting is real boost for economy Hunting conviction of Frank Lyon Jr. Maurice Eason confirmed* * Six other hunters with Frank Lyon J r also convicted * Three cbgd with deer hunts at Fort Chaffee Accidents have killed 3 hunters. wounded 5 during deer hunt * * Authorities seek killer of bald eagle near Beaver Lake * Deer hunters have reported 1 1 accidental shootings Beavers costing state. officials told * Lost Island duck hunting club pleads guilty to baiting ducks* Hydroelectric plant. quarry in Logan County controversial * * Proj ect in L ogan County involves pumped-storage facil ity WILDLIFE REFUGES see Wildlife WILDWOOD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS see Culture and the arts WILHELM. DAV ID see also Presidential election of 1 992 WILHELMINA MEDICAL CENTER see Medicine and health 3 25 02/23/91 02/ 27 /91 02/28/91 03/ 2/91 03/ 3/91 03/21/91 03/22/91 03/ 23/91 03/26/91 0 4/ 9/91 0 4/ 9/91 0 4/ 1 4/91 04/15/91 04/16/91 04/16/91 05/17/91 05/18/91 05/22/91 05/23/91 05/24/91 05/25/91 05/29/91 06/23/91 06/30/91 07/ 1/91 07 I 5/91 07/19/91 08/11/91 08/20/91 09/ 5/91 09/13/91 10/ 10/91 10/17/91 10/26/91 10/30/91 11/ 10/91 1 1/ 13/91 1 1/ 13/91 11/13/91 11/ 15/91 11/ 15/91 11/26/91 1 2/ 1 2/91 12/24/91 12/29/91 12/29/91 PAGE COL Al4 H3 Il Al2 Dll H4 I4 All G4 BS BS Dl3 x23 Dl Dl Bl Bl B9 Bll B7 B3 B9 Dl D9 Al B7 B3 Dl4 B6 Bl Bl B3 Bl Bl Dl Gl Bl Bl BS B12 B12 AlO B4 B3 Bl Bl 4 1 6 1 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 1 4 1 1 3 6 2 3 3 2 2 1 3 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 4 3 3 ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE WILKINS. GINA see also B ooks and writing W ILKINS. HENRY I I I State Representative from Pine Bluff dies a t age 6 1 Legislator eul ogized a s a caring leader WILLIAMS, ANITA H Children make surprise visit home to LR on Mother ' s Day WILLIAMS, JERRY see also Forests and forestry WILLIAMS, PAUL see also Books and writing WILLIAMSON, CORL ISS see also B asketball WILLS AND ESTATES see also Libraries, Public see also Seckinger. William C Sr see also Stoltz . John Patrick WIL SON. JIMMIE see also Phillips County WIL SON. JIMMIE L see also Education see also L egislature (Ark) WILSON. NICK see also Contracts and purchasing. Govt see also Waste materials Senator applauds sales tax increase and its benefits WIL SON, ROBERT E LEE Wilson made a fortune in Arkansas investments WINDSOR. J GAYLE JR Noted statesman dies at LR at age 7 1 WINFIELD. BETTY HOUCIN see also B ooks and writing - Rev iews WINROCK INTERNATIONAL see also Economic development House valued at $750, 000 given to Winrock WINTERFEST see Festivals WIRETAPPING ACLU fires at wiretap bill in Legisl ature WISENER, FRANK see also Inventions WOHNER. AMBERLY see also Actors and entertainers WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN see Clowers . Clifton WOMAN BUSINESS OWNER OF THE YEAR Judith McDowall is first to be honored under program WOMEN see also Crime and vice Sharon Heidings felder travels state teaching crafts Peggy White is owner of Data Tech Inc Garbo Hearne is co-owner of art gallery in LR Betty Valachovic is executive secy for Ark Optometric Assn MaryBeth Ressler works for Systematics in foreign countries 3 26 * PAGE COL 02/21/91 I1 02/24/91 Bl 3 2 05/13/91 Al 4 05/24/91 B3 5 10/13/91 Al 2 09/29/91 BB 5 05/23/91 ClO 3 01/23/91 H6 3 11/1 1/91 Dl 1 01/ 7 /91 01/ 1 4/91 01/21/91 0 1/28/91 02/ 4/91 1 1 1 1 1 xl2 x12 xl2 x12 xl2 ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE Marj Hohnbaum noted for her sales work in real estate DeAnn Shields-Marley is successful commercial photographer Column lists prominent Arkansas women over the years Susan Howarth is executive director of AE TN Caroline Stanley is vice-president of Stanley Jewlery Women ' s Month festivities set Mary Beth Ringgold is general mgr of Caj un ' s Wharf Marivel Tounzen is examiner for state Bank Department Rita Richardson is active in radio j ournalism Dot Callanen-Gravett prominent in dance circles Dr Ruth Steele is supt of LR School District Patricia Gray manages SW Bell ' s philanthropic programs Marcelline Giror succeeds in computers. banking. real estate Carol Lindsey undaunted in drive for better Arkansas Jamie Parham is owner of J and M Foods Martha Dixon to speak on minority ownership of a company Natl Women' s Business Council to hold hearing in Little Rock State Rep Charlotte Schnexayder to address hearing in LR Mary Ann Campbell is president of Money Magic Inc Dr Gail Lee is vegetable expert with UA Extension Service Zoe Oakleaf helped create high-profile opinion research firm Jane P Saunders is executive at Dean Witter Reynolds at LR Elena Hanggi is advocate for poor. lower income people Women' s Proj ect celebrates 10th anniversary at LR park Loretta Laver is NAACP ' s Fair Share coordinator Sue Roller Jenkins active in operation of Roller Funeral Home Margaret Davenport Eldridge is successful banker Lawsuit by legal secy says pregnancy cause of her firing Paula Linder coordinates about 6 0 business training seminars Charlotte Gadberry is fund-raiser for St Vincent Infirmary WOMEN ' S BUSINESS COUNCIL• National see Women WOMEN ' S CRISIS CENTER (Camden) see Children and y outh WOMEN ' S POLITICAL CAUCUS. Arkansas Keep ' F.m Barefoot and Pregnant awards made WOOD MANUFACTURING CO Ranger boat plant at Fl ippin to lay off 5 0 to 75 workers WOOD PRODUCTS INDU STRY see also Workers compensation insurance Forest products industry in Ark stalled Ark Timber Producers Assn is made up of small loggers WOOD• BOBBY D see also L ivestock and poultry WOOD. OOUG see also Midwest Life Insurance Co see also Public Investors Life Insurance Co WOOD . TONY see also Education WOODLAND HILLS see also Water WOODPECKERS see Endangered and extinct species WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE 3 27 02/ 1 1/91 02/ 18/91 02/24/91 02/25/91 03/ 4/91 03/ 8/91 03/ 1 1/91 03/18/91 03/25/91 04/ 1/ 91 04/ 8/91 04/15/91 04/22/91 04/22/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 04/29/91 05/ 13/91 05/20/91 05/27 /91 06/ 3/91 06/ 9/91 06/10/91 06/17/91 06/24/91 06/29/91 07 / 1 /91 07/15/91 PAGE COL x12 x12 C3 xl2 x12 B4 x12 x12 x6 x6 x15 x6 xlO x16 x4 x4 x4 x4 x4 x6 xll x6 x4 Bl x6 x4 x6 B2 xll x6 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 04/ 6/91 B6 4 01/17/91 Cl 2 01/20/91 Fl 0 4/ 3/91 ClO 2 1 ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1991 DATE Loggers fear higher rates will drive them out of business No action taken in legis comm on j ob inj ury bill Workers ' comp rate raise limited Senate panel approves work-accident drug tests for benefits Rising premiums threat to timber and l ogging companies J Bill Becker hopes to get initiated act to raise benefits State sues Wal-Mart to recover $25 2 1 733 paid in cl aims Ballot title for initiated act on worker comp approved * WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION Program of the 1930s left its mark on Arkansas WORLD WAR I U S Senator William F Kirby voted against war in 1917 WORLD WAR II see also J apanese in the United States Prisoners of war discuss their experiences Gayle Moore Chandler of LR. survived bomb on Hiroshima Arkansans describe attack on Pearl Harbor * * Ark veterans of Pearl Harbor return on 50th anniversary Arkansans who survived Pearl Harbor describe experiences * * Fairfield B ay veterans survived Arizona at Pearl Harbor Bella Vista resident recalls terror of Pearl Harbor attack * Edna L inn, a nurse from Ark, recalls inj ured at Pearl Harbor* * Reprint of front page of Arkansas Democrat. Dec 8, 1941 * Eight survivors mark anniversary of Pearl Harbor at NLR Wilbur Mill s recalls return to D C t o vote war on J apan * Arkansas changed forever by World War I I * WORTHEN BANKING CORP see Banks see Housing WORTHEN, BILL see also B ooks and writing WRIGHT. BETSEY see also Mcintosh. Robert see also Politics and govt see also Presidential election of 1992 Naming of lake near Greenwood for Wright still controversial Wright is victim of purse-snatcher in Hillcrest area of LR WRIGHT, JOHN B see also Baptist Church WRIGHT. ROBERT ROSS see also Colleges and universities YAMAUCHI, TERRY see also Children and youth YATES. JOE see also Legislature (Ark) YELL COUNTY NURSING HOME see Murders - Baker, Emery and Earl Hawkins YELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT see Education N7 Nl l YOUNG, STEVE see also B ooks and writing YOUTH LAW, National Center for see Children and youth YOUTH SERVICES CENTER (Ark) 328 01/ 18/91 02/ 7/91 02/ 12/91 02/28/91 05/ 17 /91 05/31/91 08/23/91 11/ 19/91 PAGE COL Cl !6 Cl !2 B6 Bl 4 BS 2 1 2 3 1 l 1 4 06/23/91 C7 1 cs 01/ 13/91 C l 01/ 22/91 10/ 8/91 12/ 5/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 6/91 12/ 7 /9 1 12/ 7/91 12/ 7 /91 12/ 7/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 12/ 8/91 AB B2 Bl Al Bl Al Al A15 A16 A22 A22 Gl 0 1 / 8/91 B3 07 /22/91 BS 1 5 2 2 1 4 5 1 1 1 1 3 2 5 ARKAN SAS ·GAZETTE INDEX 1991 DATE see Children and youth ZERO MOUNTAIN INC Foods kept frozen inside old mine near Fayetteville Zero to build center in Russellville ZISER, ANDREW see also Robberies and thefts ZOLTOW • ELLEN see Dragonwagon. Cres cent zoos see also Little Rock Zoo ZORNEI<. MICHAEL see also Toxicological Research. National Center for 3 29 PAGE COL 07/15/91 B7 * 12/27 /91 Dl 2 2