arkansas gazette index 1988 - Library - Arkansas Tech University

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLConway may be site of new mail center for firmNew name approved for firmArticle on new name for firmFirm expands into England with purchase of Marketforce LtdRecord profits recordedForbes places Acxiom on list of 200 best small companiesADAMS FIELDseeADOPTIONSseeAviationChildrenADULT EDUCATIONsee Education, AdultADVANCED BRAKE AND CLUTCH CO07/02/88 COl 207/21/-88 COl 208/15/-88 COl 209/17/88 COl 210/27/88 C02 511/-08/88 COl 1Univ of Ark. Advanced Brake research new truck braking system 04/02/88 Al 0 4ADVERTISINGsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoLegal ProfessionReligionTCBY Enterprises. IncTransit SystemsBylites of LR furnished Christmas lighting for State CapitolAddy Awards madeWest Memphis restrictions on signs upset some businessesTV ad rates in ArkansasCost of advertising in Arkansas-based periodicalsArkansas youths to be in ads for Nickelodeon shoesNetwork ads work for TCBYMiss Sunbeam swings again at Pine Bluff locationAFCO METALS, INCFirm bought by J M Tull Metals CoAFCO STEEL COFirm gets $1 million contract for steel for Saturn plantAFFILIATED FOOD STORESProfits top $449 millionAGAPE PRODUCTSPotpourri firm grows from cottage business to $10 millionAGEDsee alsoChristmassee also Mental Health and DisordersOlder workers find employment with fast-food outletsSenior Services Network helps elderly remain at homeState Health Dept sponsors Senior Services NetworkStatistics on older ArkansansSilver Haired Legislature meetsRobberies of 93-yr-old victim leave him frightenedTaxpayers support tax in.crease to aid elderly.AGING. CENTRAL ARKANSAS AGENCY ONseeDeathAGRICULTURAL LAW RESEARCH. NATIONAL CENTER FORseeAGRICULTUREsee alsosee alsosee alsoCollegesCommercePollutionReal Estatepoll showsHarvey Joe Sanner heads American Agriculture Movement01/04/88 COl 502/22/88 COB 103/06/88 FOl 103/14/88 COl 103/28/88 COl 107/15/88 COl 209/12/88 COl 209/18/88 BOl 205/26/88 CO! 201/29/88 COl 109/19/88 BOl 110/24/88 COl 201/26/88 BOl 102/17/88 AlO 202/17/88 AlO 203/02/88 A03 609/01/88 B03 109/09/88 BOl 211/26/88 BOl 201/13/88 col 12

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJoe Ash arrested in theft of pit bulls at RedfieldPit bulldog attacks pedestrian at NLRAnimal Behavior Enterprises to train animals in JapanMaumelle lifts ban on pit bull terriersPit bull weighing 80 lbs coming back to MaumellePit bull ban proved costly to MaumelleDog left at NLR shelter swiftly adopted, angering its finderTiger discovered in vacant house in SW Little RockNLR woman says adopted Lhasa Apso is hersArticle on abandoned pet tiger in LR houseTiger owner upset by events at LRBuyer of Lhasa apso wants apology,Liz Warner's Lhaso apso back home in NLRbut owner says noYoung cougar confiscated by LR police taken to LR ZooHumane Society raids homes,takes animals into custodyEx-director of NLR shelter describes conditions she foundDog attacks girl in yard at LRArticle on miniature horses raised on Ark farmsANNUAL REPORTSsee Companies and FactoriesANTHONY, BERYLsee also Congress (US)ANTHONY, JOHN EDsee alsoANTHRAXseeANTHROPOLOGYseeAPARTHEIDseeHorse RacingLivestock and PoultryArcheologySouth AfricaAPPALACHIAN COMPUTER SERVICESFirm to open plant in Forrest City with 50 jobsAPPARELArticle on clothing selected by Patti Thorn for contestNew firm formed at Benton to pre-wash denimsFashion designer Wayne Kastning is Ark nativeARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGYIndian artifacts found in dig at LR Airport siteDan Morse led in excavation of 10, 500-yr-old cemetery siteIndian cemetery near Jonesboro may be oldest in AmericasEngraved Caddo cup fragment given to UAF museumLow Mississippi River water level exposes sunken boatsState seeks to halt scavenging at site of sunken boatsPrehistoric sites would be affected if MX based at Eaker AFBArcheologists get look at Mississippi River's pastArticle on work of archeologist Leslie Stewart-AbernathyIndian writing on cave wall near Cass not yet decipheredIndian artifacts collection donated to Ozark Natl ForestLouis and Thelma Gregoire donated Indian artifactsIndian burial sites uncovered at Norman (Montgomery County)City of Norman to alter sewer plant to preserve burial siteARCHITECTUREsee alsoHousingArticle on architecture as corporate image02/-12/88 A20 302/14/-88 AlO 103/ 14/88 BOl 304/-05/88 A08 404/06/88 AOl 204/06/-88 A07 105/14/88 A09 105/15/-88 BOB 505/16/88 AOS 105/16/88 AOS 305/17/88 AOl 505/-17/88 AOS 205/19/88 A09 105/-27/88 Al7 106/-22/88 A09 207/18/88 A07 210/06/-88 BOl 111/10/88 EOl 207/23/88 COl 308/-25/-88 FOl 109/07/88 C02 311/13/88 EOl 401/-19/88 A07 601/-23/88 BOl 401/-23/-88 BOl 506/04/-88 All 107/01/88 A07 207/01/88 A07 207/06/88 A09 207/24/88 BOl 109/19/88 B02 109/25/-88 BOS 110/-16/88 B03 410/-16/-88 B03 410/-30/88 BOl 512/21/-88 BOl 603/14/88 COl 210

ARKANSAS GAZE'CTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCyrus Sutherland is expert on vernacular architetureAREA MARKETING/RESEARCH ASSOCIATESFirm sold to Alltel CorpAREA PLANNINGsee alsoARENAS. SPORTSseeARGUE, JAMES Bsee alsoLittle RockStadiums and ArenasMethodist ChurchARKADELPHIA SCHOOL DISTRICTseeARKANSASsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoEducation My19 Je19 N18 D4ArcheologyAttorney GeneralAuditor (Ark)(Ark)Boards and Commissions (Ark)Contracts and PurchasingCrime Laboratory (Ark)(Ark)Development Finance Authority(Ark)Developmental Disabilities Services DivisionEconomic Conditons and TrendsEducation Department (Ark)Finance and Administration Dept (Ark)Finance and Budgets (Ark)Forestry Commission (Ark)Game and Fish Commission (Ark)Government Bonds and InvestmentsGovernment EmployeesGovernor (Ark)Health Board(Ark)Health Dept (Ark)(Ark)Heritage Dept (Ark)Highway and Transportation Dept (Ark)Human Services Dept (Ark)Insurance DepartmentLabor Department(Ark)(Ark)Legislative Research BureauLegislature (Ark)(Ark)Livestock and Poultry Commission (Ark)Long Term Care Of £iceMedical Board(Ark)Motor Vehicle CommissionParking Garages and Lots(Ark)(Ark)Planning Commission. StrategicPolicePoliticsPollution(Ark)Pollution Control and Ecology Comm (Ark)PrisonsPublic Buildings and OfficesPublic Employees Retirement System (Ark)ReferendumScience and Technology AuthoritySecretary of State(Ark)(Ark)(Ark)12/29/-88 EOl 103/18/88 C02 411

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Securities Department (Ark)see alsosee alsoSlogans and MottoesSoil and Water Conservation Commission (Ark)see also Transportation Safety Board (Ark)see alsoWildlifeArk not worth comparing to his state, Tenn lawmaker saysArkansans upset by Tennessee legislator's comparisonTenn govt corruption makes Jerry Bookout shy of comparisonFayetteville ranks 154th on Money list of desirable areasGene Lyons tells why he lives in ArkansasState seen as land of promise by Walker LundyImage of state no cause for worry,ARKANSAS AMERICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION, INCsee Mines and MineralsARKANSAS APPAREL FINISHING,INCBenton plant to pre-wash denim garmentsARKANSAS BEST CORPFred Petrucelli writesFort Smith-based firm is target of hostile takeover tryMap shews location of Arkansas facilitiesFirm reviews takeover bid with advisersRazorback Acquisition Corp arranges financing for takeoverNY law firm reportedly hired to resist hostile takeoverTakeover bid spurs anxiety on Wall StreetFirm's options on hostile takeover bid listedState Securities Dept removes one hurdle to takeoverArkansas Best files suit calling offer a ployArkansas Best to respond to takeover bid todayArkansas Best rejects offer from Razorback AcquisitionsStockholder plan known as 'poison pill' adopted by firmSome bids for firm are friendlyRazorback Acquisitions raises of fer for firmTakeover bid raised by $3.but Arkansas Best is silentConsidering merger with group seeking acquisitionArkansas Best offer being reviewed by bidderArkansas Best to consider takeover bidsArkansas Best studies sale plansArkansas Best rejects bid of $23,will negotiateDetails of bidders' finances ruled immaterial in takeover bidInvestors have interest in bid for takeoverArkansas Best signs merger to combat takeoverKelso and Co begins bid for Arkansas Best controlThree subsidiaries to be soldRazorback Acquisitions sells 60 pct of its Best stockTakeover by Kelso and Co approved by stockholdersH L Hembree steps down as board chairmanH L Hembree will collect $1.14 million in severance payCompany asks 11. 000 employees to take stiff wage cutsDebt of $400 million behind request for wage cutsUnionized workers reject pay cut proposalFirm selling $125 million in 'junk bonds'ARKANSAS BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELDsee alsoMedicine and HealthARKANSAS BUSINESS COUNCILseeBusiness Council. Arkansas02/25/88 AOl 202/25/-88 AOl 202/25/-88 AOl 207/-24/-88 AOl 209/06/88 DO! 109/-25/88 C03 112/26/88 BOS 109/07/88 C02 305/-03/-88 AOl 505/04/88 COl .205/-04-/88 CO! 405/-05/88 COl 405/-06/-88 COl 505/07/88 cot 705/-10/-88 CO! 505/10/88 COl 505/11/88 CO! 505/-19/-88 C02 5os-120/88 cot 205/-20/-88 COl 205/-21/88 COl 205/24/88 COl 205/26/88 C02 306/03/88 C02 106/04/88 C06 106/07/88 COl 506/09/88 C02 506/10/88 COl 206/14/88 COl 406/-15/-88 COl 506/18/88 AOl 506/ 24-/88 COl 207/-07/88 COl 407/-16-/88 COl 107/26/88 COl 508/-25/88 COl 508/26/88 COl 209/-22/88 AOl 209/22/-88 AOl 210/12/88 COl 211/04/88 C02 112

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLARKANSAS CHILDREN'S DREAMSsee Children and YouthARKANSAS CHILDREN'S HOSPITALseeMedicine and HealthARKANSAS COLLEGEseeCollegesARKANSAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONFoundation raises $2 millionARKANSAS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NseeAcornARKANSAS DEMOCRATseeseeContestsUrban League of ArkansasARKANSAS EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION NETWORKsee Educational TelevisionARKANSAS ELECTRIC COOPERATATIVE CORPsee also Electric PowerARKANSAS FLAG AND BANNER CONLR business began with $400 investmentARKANSAS FOLK FESTIVALseeFestivalsARKANSAS GAZETTEseeseeNewspapersTrespassARKANSAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND(ACORN)NLRB erred in 1981 ruling on Teamsters Union voteWorkers not employees under NLRB definitionARKANSAS MODIFICATION CENTERcourt rulesFirm purchased by British Aerospace for US expansionSir Edward Anson announces acquisition by British AerospaceARKANSAS NATIONAL GUARDsee National GuardARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE POWER PLANTseeElectric PowerARKANSAS ONE-CALL SYSTEM INCseePublic UtilitiesARKANSAS PEACE CENTERseeInternational Relationssee National GuardARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoDiseaseEconomic Conditions and TrendsElectric PowerMiddle South UtilitiesPolitics and Govt N5Taxation N5AP&L starts magazine, Teamwork dealing with jobs. developPromotions at headquarters announcedPledges $50,000 to Red Cross bldg fundEdwin Lupberger says AP&L not in trouble as are sister firmsTop executives get pay raises from 3 pct to 9 pctFirm receives NAACP awardAP&L gives 2 800 in union final contract offerUnion advises rejection of AP&L contract offer12/09/88 B06 108/15/88 COl 206/28/88 A06 106/28/88 A06 107/06/88 AOl 207/08/88 COl 201/13/88 C03 103/01/88 C03 403/11/88 Al 0 104/15/-88 COl 204/15/88 C03 404/17/88 B07 106/16/88 C03 106/17/88 COl 213

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Vigilance GroupsASBESTOSsee PollutionASHLEY COUNTYsee also Books and Writingsee also WeatherASPHYXIATION AND SUFFOCATIONTwo children found dead in Mountain View motelAutopsy shows children died of carbon monoxide at Mtn ViewGas heater in Mtn View motel probably did not cause deathsInvestigation in children's deaths at Mtn View closedTwo children die in old freezerChild dies in abandoned freezer in yard of homeASSAULTSsee also Education My5 Ag23 Ag25Gouchers awarded $614,510 in attack at pizza parlorUAPB football player critical after assault at night clubASSEMBLIES OF GODArkansas District hosting regional meeting in LRRegional meeting draws 2,000 to LRASSESSMENT, PROPERTYsee TaxationASSOCIATED NATURAL GAS COsee Arkansas Western Gas CoATHLETICSsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Basebal lsee also Basketballsee also Footballsee also Stadiums and Arenassee also SwimmingDrive for big time sports. academic excellence may col lide·state condones use of general funds for college athleticsFrank Broyles releases names of recipients of UA free ticketsOnly three legislators rej ect free UA ticketsAtty Gen to rule on Razorback Scholarship Fund and FOI ActList of free ticket recipients at Univ of Ark at FayettevilleRazorback Fund change s may preclude opening of recordsRazorback Fund records must be open to publ ic. Atty Gen rulesRazorback Fund distancing itself from UAF, state FOI ActFrank Broyles discusses Razorback Fund and FOIUAF officials believe Fund records on tape can be closedJerry Maulden talked with William Walker on Razorback FundUA officials accused of trying to manipulate news, eventsKeeping that clean squeaky (ed on Razorback Scholarship Fund)Frank Boyles admits error on tape as FOI shield for recordsFederal judge refuses to let transfer athlete play at NLRGround rules estabd for viewing Razorback Fund recordsArticle singles out some expenditures by Razorback FundRazorback Fund pivotal in sports at University of ArkRazorback Scholarship Fund records opened to press and CPAsAbout a dozen from media view Razorback Fund recordsRazorback Fund 's petty cash often has total of $100,000Razorback Scholarship Fund financial overview (table)01/-25/88 A0801/26/88 AOl02/05/88 AOl02/06/88 A0903/23/88 A0905/27/88 A2504/07/88 A1410/26/88 DOl01/02/88 A1501/07/88 Al l01/05/88 A0701/05/88 A0701/12/88 AOl01/12/88 A0901/13/88 AOl01/13/88 A0801/14/88 AOl01/14/88 AOl01/14/-88 A0801/15/88 AOl01/15/88 AOl01/15/88 AOS01/15/88 A0901/15/88 A2001/16/88 AOl01/16/88 A0801/16/88 A1301/19/-88 AOl01/19/88 AOl01/ 19/88 AOl01/19/88 AlO01/19/88 AlO01/20/88 AOl34211152351125642216641153422245216

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLReview shows close ties between UAF and the Razorback FundItems of interest from review of Razorback Scholarship FundJim Lindsey says he builds UAF athletic facilities at costRazorback Fund bd member Jim Lindsey got building contractRazorback Fund leases jet to UAF Athletic Dept for $1 per yrFiles of Troj an Club at UALR. Indian Club at ASU openRazorback Fund has 'deferred compensation plan' for coachesRaz orback Fund paid for bowl game watches and ringsRaz orback Fund wrote off five loans to student athletesSetting a bad example (ed on Frank Boyles and the FOI)Raz orback Fund used to cover travel expenses for coachesList of items paid for by Razorback Scholarship FundRaz orback Fund use for recruiting expense may be violationUAF would welcome NCAA look at Razorback Fund expendituresUniv of Ark claims it does have control of Razorback FundRecords of complimentary tickets issued by Arkansas State UUALR Troj an Club funds not used for bonuses for coachesUAF does flip-flop as to control of Razorback Fund moniesStatistics on UALR Troj an Club receipts. expendituresArticle on UAF' s Razorback Scholarship Fund and its usesLengthy interview with UAF's Athletic Director Frank BroylesRecent NCAA ruling may clear recruiters use of Razorback FundArkansas State Univ opens Indian Club recordsUA' s F Broyles. K Hatfield. N Richardson commended by LegisDeficits listed for each public 4-yr school in ArkIntercollegiate sports deficits concern Don TysonPublic colleges in Ark running $6 million athletic deficitArkansas State invites Univ of Ark to basketball tourneyUALR withdraws from ASU classic. cites political controversyUniversity of Ark declines to participate in ASU classicApplying supply-side to coll sports (ed on deficits)Arkansas State Univ invitation to Razorbacks backfiredNames of Razorback Scholarship Fund donors to be kept secretNew TV contract should help lower UALR' s athletic deficitUALR athletics budget compared with other departmentsUALR intercollegiate athletics deficits. 1976-1987Arkansas Hall of Fame to add fiveList of prior Arkansas Hall of Fame inducteesBiog sketch of 1988 Ark Hall of Fame inductee Jimmy ParkerBiog sketch of 1988 Ark Hall of Fame inductee Dwight SloanBiog sketch of 1988 Ark Hall of Fame inductee George KokBiog sketch of 1988 Ark Hall of Fame inductee Lewis CarpenterBiog sketch of 1988 Ark Hall of Fame inductee Gene BeardenUniversity of Central Ark exploring switch to NCAACollege emphasis on athletics nothing new. John Brummett saysJokes fly as 5 inducted into Ark Sports Hall of FameRazorback Foundation new headed by Terry Don PhillipsRaz orback Scholarship Fund changes name to Raz orback FdnCarnegie Fdn recommends reduced state support for athleticsFrank Broyles comments on Carnegie Fdn recommendationCarnegie Fdn urges state fund limit of $350. 000 for athleticsJohn Brummett column on Carnegie Fdn recommendationRequiring equal gifts to athletics. academics discussedArticle compares athletic spending with research proj ects01/20/88 AOl 201/-20/88 A15 101/20/88 A15 101/-20/88 AlS 101/20/88 AlS 101/20/88 A15 201/20/88 AlS 201-/-20/88 A15 201/20/-88 A15 601/20/88 Al 6 101-/-21/-S8 AOl 201/21/SS A14 4Ol/22/S8 AOl 201-/-22/-S8 Al 2 301/-22/88 A1 2 301/22/88 Al 2 401/-22/8S A1 2 401/-23/88 AOl 201/-23/-88 A1 9 301/-24/88 A1 2 101/-24/-88 F06 101/-27/SS A07 5Ol/29/88 A09 402/-03/88 A06 102/lS/SS AO! 202/-18/88 AO! 202/18/-88 AOl 202/18/-88 DOl 102/20/88 AO! s02/ 20/88 AO! 502/20/88 A16 102/20/-88 DOl 102/21/88 BO! 602/21/88 BOl 602/21/-SS B02 502/21/-88 B02 502/-21/88 DOS 102-/-21/88 DOS 102/21/88 DOS 202/21/-88 DOS 202/21/88 D09 102/ 2 l/88 D09 102/-21/88 D09 102/-22/88 DOI 102/-23/88 A07 102/27 /-88 DOS 503/17/-88 All 103/-17/-88 All 103/-22/88 A08 103/22/88 A08 103/23/S8 AOl 503/23/88 A07 103/23/88 AlO 103/ 25/88 A0 9 117

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCollege program allowed to take $3SO, OOO from student feesUALR Chancellor James H Young comments on athletic costsUALR expenditures exceed revenues by $1 .2 millionUALR basketball program must prove its worth next yearBoosters should pay more of athletics bill, Don Tyson saysAcademics felt budget cut at UALR, but not athleticsChart compares finances at UAF, UALR, ASUStudent fees at UALR will not be used to finance athleticsUA Pres Ray Thornton expressed concern on deficits in 1987Dr Young skyhooks the tc:Mel (ed on financing UALR program)Harding Univ to drop swimming and diving as AIC sportArticle discusses athletics and budget deficits at ASUArticle discusses athletics and budget deficits at UCAChart shows income sources for athletics at UALR. Asu. UCAJohn Brummett paraphrases UALR' s new plan for financingUALR tells new plan to make athletics financially independentPea Ridge School Dist cuts sports programs to aid academicsCommittee on Higher Educ delays action on financing limitsUALR has ambitious plans to end budget deficitsUniv of Ark in compliance on Raz orback .Fund, NCAA saysASU has no athletic deficit according to Scott LewisDenial of athletic deficits frustrates Higher Educ Bd chmnASU officials need course in arithmetic. John Brummett writesTaxpayers want colls to educate, not entertain, prof saysGraduation rate of athletes at UCAUCA faculty endorses limit of $350,000 from univ fundsUCA faculty says athletics get too much of university 's fundsProsecutor starts probe on Ron Huery incidentNewark officials continue feud with AAASAU president Harold T Brinson def ends athletic subsidiesArk Business Council favors halt to million dollar deficitsArkansas State Univ faculty rankled at support of sportsRedshirt programs disguised as work-study in AICUCA and Arkansas Tech probable targets of new redshirt ruleLee Wyatt, Bill Stephens discuss limiting expendituresHigher Educ Comm backs million-dollar deficits for collegesAthletic deficits at colls deny academics, Gov Clinton saysHigher Educ Comm to reexamine recommendation on deficitsState Sen Clarence Bell defends athletic expendituresArkansas State Univ basketball cleared $300, 000Compromise plan on college deficit spending in the worksArk State Univ reminded basketball arena cost $18 millionUALR sets an example (ed)Athletics at UALR could end this weekOpinion poll on limits commissioned by Business CouncilPoll shows Arkansans favor limits on sports spending by collsHigher Educ Comm releases new plan for reducing deficitsLatest plan by Higher Educ Comm draws complaints from ASUUALR Chancellor James Young serious about cutting sportsClarence Bell wants to force UAF, ASU, UALR competitionDebate on costs of athletics at colleges heats upUCA President Winfred L Thompson writes on athletic deficitsHigher Educ Comm decides on limits beginning in 1991Proposal requires Higher Educ Dept to recommend limits03/-27/88 AOl 203/27/88 AOl 203/27/88 AO l 203/27/88 AOl 603/27/88 A03 103/27 /88 A08 403/27/88 A0 8 503/30/88 A01 203/-30/-88 A08 304/02/88 A16 104/-09/88 D07 104/11/-88 AO l 204/-11/-88 AOl 204/11/88 AOl 504/1 2/88 A07 104/-12/88 DOl 204/14/88 A09 104/-17/-88 AOl 604/18/-88 AOl 604/-19/88 AOl 404/-2S/88 AOl 604/-25/-88 AO! 604/26/88 A07 104/28/88 Al 7 105/-1 1/88 A09 5OS/-1 1/-88 A09 5OS/11/88 A09 5OS/-14/-88 DOl sOS/-lS/-88 004 6OS/-19/-88 AlO 505/-20/88 A01 505/-25/-88 A09 5OS/-31/-88 cos 105/31/88 cos 106/-05/88 cos 106/08/88 AOl 206/09/88 AOl s06/14/88 AO l s06/-19/-88 B07 106/19/88 DOS 106/21/-88 AOl s06/-22/88 A09 106/-24/88 A1 8 106/-26/88 AOl 506/-26/-88 AOl 506/-26/88 AOl 506/-28/88 AOl s06/-28/-88 AOl 506/28/88 AOS 106/29/-88 A09 606/29/88 A09 606/29/88 Al 7 106/30/88 AOl 206/30/88 AOl 218

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAthletic deficits listed for each public univ in stateCity of Little Rock will not buy UALR ticketsTime running out on UALR athleticsUALR drive to end deficit becomes national storyUALR' s ticket totals impressiveUALR Chancellor James Young studies plan to save athleticsArkansas State Univ emphasis on sports is column topicUA President Ray Thornton says UALR initiative Young 's gameLittle Rock loaned UALR $244,000 for athletics in 1986KA'IV issues ultimatum to Univ of Ark coaches ' showsUALR to keep athletics. with cutbacks in spendingGov Bill Clinton commends UALR for keeping athleticsArkansas Radio Network cancels Coach Ken Hatfield's showUALR athletic budget and income summary (charts)UAF Athletic Director Frank Broy les trimming budgetColumnist John Brummett discusses saving of UALR athleticsState unsure of size of athletic deficitsColumnist John Brummett comments on UAF athletic slumpStephens Sports Mgmt to package UA coaches ' showsAIC planning cost-cutting measuresPulaski County Dist adds fees for 2nd sportPulaski Dist students now pay $30 for first sportArkansas State Univ declines to play UAPB in footballArkansas State planning move to NCAA Division I-ACoach Ken Hatfield's religious comments on TV under attackReligious talk by Hatfield is a bogus issue. J Brummett saysUA Chancellor Dan Ferritor defends Ken Hatfield's remarksThreats. persuasion used to cut Texarkana football violencePlantation system thrives in UAF football. Brian Bolton saysPrayer before UA game at Razorback Stadium discontinuedAIC presidents recommend cuts in aid to athletesDrinkers in Razorback Stadium create problemsUCA adm calls for study of scholarship cutsKeith Lee says Arkansas State Univ offered him $30, 000University of Arkansas Sports Hall of Honor inauguratedPresident Win Thompson says UCA athletics in perspectiveEffort to reduce college scholarships value has failedArkansas Activities Assn reclassifies several high schoolsAthletic deficit at UAF up by 114 pctBudget deficit statistics for each state univ listedLR. NLR, Pulaski Oists put $925.000 into athleticsUniv of Central Ark adopts plan to limit athletic spendingUniv of Central Ark limits state funds spending to $922,000University of Central Ark plan to limit spending discussedTalk of scheduling between UAF. ASU, UALR surfaces againArkansas Sports Hall of Fame choses six inductees for 1989Brad Scott to enter Arkansas Sports Hall of FameHarold Horton to enter Arkansas Sports Hall of FameKenny Hatfield to enter Arkansas Sports Hall of FameR H Sikes to enter Arkansas Sports Hall of FameSam Cook (deceased) to enter Arkansas Sports Hall of FameATKINS SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Education NlOATOMIC ENERGY06-/30/88 AOS 406/30/88 A09 506/-30/88 DOl 206/-30/-88 D04 206/-30/88 D04 207/-01/88 AOl 407/01/88 A07 107/-01/88 A07 107/-01/-88 AlO 307/-01/-88 DOl 107 /02/88 AO! 207 /-02-/-88 A0 8 507-/-02/88 DOl 207/02/88 DOS 107/-03-/88 AOl 507/03/88 A03 107/03-/88 A03 107/05/-88 A07 107/09/88 DOl 207/-14/88 DOl 208/02/88 A06 608/-02/88 A06 608/07/88 COl 108-/-18/ 88 DOl 209/-08/88 BOl 109/08/88 BOl 109/-08/-88 DOl 209/-09/-88 BOB 409-/1 2/88 BOS 409/-14/-88 AOl 209/-14/-88 101 209/14/88 LOl 609/15/88 009 109/-30/88 D01 610/01/-88 DOS 310/-05/-88 C09 110/-07/88 B09 110/-12/88 D04 110-/29/88 AO! 510/29/88 AlO 311/06/88 BOl 512/06/-88 B02 612/-06-/88 B02 612/12/88 B06 112/15/88 BOl 212/-18/88 DlO 212/18/88 DlO 212-/18-/88 DlO 212-/18/-88 010 212/18/88 DlO 212/18/-88 DlO 219

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Diseasesee Electric PowerATTORNEY GENERAL (ARK)see also Nursing Homessee also Public BuildingsSolicitor Gen would be responsible for defense of state lawsState Atty Gen Steve Clark. opposes idea of Solicitor GeneralState Reprs Mike Wilson. Jodie Mahony propose Solicitor GenNo Solicitor General, please (ed)Creation of office of solicitor gen could be proposedSeveral legislators unhappy with Atty Gen Steve Clark's work01/-17/-88 B0401/-17/-88 B0401/-17/-88 B0401/-19/88 Al 201/-28/88 Al 201/-28/88 Al2555144Max Howell seeks to move Crime Victims Reparation from office 01/30/88 A15 1Office to keep Crime Victims Reparation programSummary of recent opinions issued by officeSteve Clark discusses multi-member legislative districtsArk death penalty reasonable. just. Steve Clark saysSteve Clark will not head inquiry in 1st Judicial DistSteve Clark preparing his own agenda for 1989 LegislatureAUDITOR (ARK)Julia Hughes Jones predicts voter turnout of about 751,000AUDUBON SOCIETY02/-02/88 All04/-02/88 A0805/22/88 cos06/20/-88 A0906/28/88 ADS12/05/-88 A0611/-08/88 AOl1111215see also Fish and Crayfish CultureAU STIN, JOHNNY DALEsee also KidnappingAUSTIN, PAMELA Ksee also KidnappingAUTOGRAPHSMichael Joyce collects autographed photos of celebritiesAUTOMOBILE DEALERSsee AutomobilesAUTOMOB ILE INSURANCEsee InsuranceAUTOMOB ILE RACINGFort Smith plans autocross on downtown streetsAUTOMOB ILESsee also Creditsee also Parking Garagessee also TaxationArk Motor Vehicle Comm said Sam' s Wholesale acted as brokerArticle on secrecy surrounding invoice price of autosSampling of car prices in 5 cities in and near ArkStatistics on top-selling cars in ArkQuality Ford chgd with misrepresenting origin of autosFlashing lights on private vehicles bring ticketsRector junkyard contains old treasures, Kurt Beeson saysSamurai owners in Ark organize club1 hold picnicArkansas has about 929,254 automobiles registeredRolls-Royce has no dealer, few autos in ArkCost of automobile "detailing" at Little RockArkansans buying in record numbersAbuse of car dealer tags concern state legislatorsEye tests suggested for renewal of driver licenseCost of owning and operating an automobileAUTUMNFEST01/-21/88 BOl 201/27/88 A08 101/-04/88 COl 101/-04/88 COl 101/-04/88 COl 204/04/-88 COl 105/10/-88 COl 206/13/-88 A06 106/26/88 BOl 208/01/-88 A06 308/08/88 COl 108/23/-88 EOl 108/-2/88 COl 109/01/88 B03 109/-28/-88 BOl 610/-29/-88 BlO 111/07/88 cot 120

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee FestivalsAV IATION AND AIRCRAFTsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Defenses and Armed Forces (US)Article on training of private pilots in LR areaGov Bill Clinton, Sen Dale Bumpers get scare in light planeAirline workers nOW' subj ect of scrutiny at LR Airport01/-02/-88 BOl01/-10/-88 BOl01/-11/-88 A07121Article on balloons and the Arkansas Montgolfier Society 01/-18/88 BOl 2Army helicopter crashed last June after striking treePilot of small craft dies in crash near LRAFB01/-19/88 AOl01/-19/-88 AOl36New runway at LR Airport will reduce noise over neighborhoods 02/-01/-88 ADS 4Hart 's Aviation at Corning specializes in engine rapairsCorning airport gets new runwayArticle on homebuilt aircraft in ArkLittle Rock airport master plan may cost $83 millionNLR Airport gets approval for $555,000 federal grantPilot killed as courier plane crashes in river at LROfficials study crash site at Little RockStephens airport gets large grant from state for pavingNorthwest Airlines may select Little Rock for repair shopTight security to be imposed at LR Regional AirportPilot of small plane lands safely on I-40 near NLRBoth pilots killed when crop-dusters collide at Almyra02/01/88 COl02/01/-88 COl04/-19/88 BOl05/02/88 AOS05/05/88 A0905/-18/88 A0305/19/-88 Al906/13/88 COl06/30/88 COl07/-1 /88 A0707/25/88 A0607/-31/88 A08241541122651Airliner fire at LR airport forces 107 to use emergency exits 08/-11/88 AOl 2Fire aboard airliner at LR airport describedPassengers praise pilot, crew on airplane in LR incidentFAA engineer doubt s report of engine fire at LR airportArticles on hang gliding in ArkansasFive Arkansans aboard plane that crashed at Dallas airportAndy Dyer tells of horror of fire in crash at DallasTravelers at LR airport react to news of crash in DallasFAA approves $2 million grant for new runway at NLRAborted flight at LR was routine, tape showsJonesboro upset by delay in opening flight sexvice stationPolitical fight may be involved in Jonesboro station openingArkansas Air Festival holds 13th annual show at Pine BluffHelicopter pilot killed in crash near BatesvilleTwo small planes, three people missing in ArkansasSearchers find plane, three bodies near NLR airportArticle on ballooning along the Buffalo RiverRichard L Collins Sr named to Ark Aviation Hall of FameWendel A Robertson named to Ark Aviation Hall of FameAccident near Batesville kills seven on private planeLightning strikes jet near LR airportVictims of crash at Batesville identifiedFlight record in LR among best in nationPassenger volume at LR Airport shows steady increaseMelbourne commits to building airportFrederick Sandford Phillips dies in crash in ScotlandMother daughter with Ark kin killed in crash in ScotlandArticle on Scottish crash victim Sandy Phillips, of LRLittle Rock Airport security tightened after Scotland crashArkansas has growing aerospace industryAV IATION HALL OF FAME, ARKANSAS08/11/88 Al 208/11-/88 A1 208/12/88 All08/20-/-88 BOl09/-01/-88 AOl09/01/-88 AOl09/01/-88 A0509/03/-88 B0109/08/88 BOl09/11/88 BOl09/-11/88 BOl09-/11/88 B0709/-16/88 B0210/-01/88 AOl10/02/-88 AOl10/-23/-88 D1611/-09/-88 EOl11/-09/88 EOl11/19/88 AOl11/1/-88 BO!11/20-/88 AO!11/25/-88 BOl12/05/-88 COl12/06/88 COl12/22/-88 AOl12/23/88 A0912/-23/-88 B0912/24-/88 BOl12/25/-88 FOl1151451625531121225125116415121

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Aviation and AircraftAWARDS AND HONORSBest, worst in Arkansas for 1988 listedAXUM, DONNALetter on restoration of UAF's Old MainBABCOCK, LUCILLEArticle on heroic poet and her Andrew Carnegie Hero AwardHonored for taking cane to attacker of her neighborNewsweek to honor Babcock in Salute to American HeroesBABY JOHN DOE MEMORIAL FUNDsee Scholarships and LoansBAILsee CrimeBAILEY-SMITH CORPContact lens firm at LR has national marketBAKER, CLIFFsee also TheaterBALDOR ELECTRIC COBaldor plans Clarksville plant to employ 100BALDRIDGE, JOANsee also Heritage Department (Ark)BALDWIN AND SHELL CONSTRUCTION COFirm builds fin·e reputation for proj ects in ArkBALDWIN-UNITED CORPAnnuities dispute at an endBALLARD , BARRYsee also Trade SchoolsBALLET ARKANSASsee ArtsBALLOONSsee Av iation and Ai.rcraftBANK OF CABOTsee Little Rock Mortgage CoBANK OF FAYETTEVILLEsee BanksBANK OF IMBODENsee BanksBANK OF LOCKESBURGsee BanksBANK OF PEA RIDGEsee BanksBANKHEAD, ANNIE MAEMrs Bankhead to be honored for work at College StationAdmirers hold benefit, see Mrs Bankhead on videotapeBANKRUPTCIESsee also Bars and Night Clubssee also Hodges, James R Srsee also Hollis and Cosee also Lloyd Arms, Incsee also Lloyd, Phillip Lynnsee also Newspaperssee also Televisionsee also Wengroup CompaniesArticle on agricultural failures12/24/88 BOl 106/01/88 A17 104/24/88 EOl 105/-03/88 A0 5 206/25/-88 A0 9 606/26/88 FOl 112/08/88 COl 204/-04/88 COl 202/25/88 COl 506/26/88 EOl 107/02/88 A09 402/14/-88 FOl 322

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBANKSsee alsosee alsosee alsoGovernment Bonds and InvestmentsHotelsRobberies and TheftsFirst Federal S&L of Arkansas announces huge lossTed Davis is new CEO at First Federal Savings of ArkansasWorthen to sell First Natl Bank at Hot SpringsTop dozen mortgage lenders in Ark listedIncome, losses at state 's largest savings and loansMerger of 3 bank holding firms completed by One NationalIncome and losses of state 's largest S&Ls (table)Payment for Bank of Lockesburg orderedSavers Federal S&L incurs $83.2 million loss during 4th quartIndependence Federal dismisses 7 more from $135 million suitFirst Federal of Ark gave Ed Bethune $259,000 severance payALC to study method for keeping state funds in ArkHome Savings Assn cited in call for ALC study of policiesLegislature pushes bill to ban multi-county branch bankingBankers split on proposed branches lawBranch banking bill not likely during this Legis sessionFirst Federal Savings of Ark repts $8.9 million lossTwo banks request branches outside home countiesOpposition builds to banks ' plans for branches outside countySavers Federal S&L in catch-22 with recapitalization planChart of Savers Federal S&L profits and losses, 1986-1988First Natl Bank of Conway County seeks branch at Little RockState Attorney General to oppose branch bankingFirst United Bankshares, City Natl at Ft Smith may mergeLack of failed banks in Ark no fluke, state officials saysMore applications filed for branches outside home of ficesWorthen does not sell First Natl at Hot SpringsSpringdale Bank and Trust to be opened by NW Ark BanksharesMadison Guaranty S&L sues Frost and Co accounting firmHome Savings Assn to move from FirstSouth Bldg at LRBank of Fayetteville uses mobile bank for cashing checksSavers Federal S & L pays its CEO Gerald R Marshall $325,000Worthen Bank bd chmn Donald B Hayes leav ing positionBranch and interstate banking bill being devised by bankersJohn Brummett explains issues in branch banking proposalsWorthen Banking Corp supports proposed comprehensive billSix Independence Federal Bank bd members reportedly resignDrug test now required for job with First CommercialIndependence Federal chmn Preston Grace Jr resignsTwin City Bank opens branch in LRCourt order sought to close Twin City Bank branch in LRBanking law proposals favored by Gov Bill ClintonSuperior Federal Bank keeps in black through careful planningMobile check-cashing service at Fayetteville haltedSavers Federal S&L outlines last-ditch plan to save firmTwin City Bank allowed to remain open at LRFirst United Bancshares to purchase First City CorpStephens family interests own 31 pct of Worthen Banking CorpArkansas Bankers Assn agrees on proposed banking billLegislative session for bankers draws questions of need01/01/88 COl01/05/-88 COl01/05/88 COl01/11/88 COl01/11/88 C0301/13/88 C0201/18/88 C0301/-21/-88 C0301/-23/-88 COl01/29/88 A0 901/30/-88 AOl01/30/-88 A0801/-30/88 A0802/03/88 A0602/04/-88 C0102/-05/-88 A1802/-06/-88 COl02/12/88 COl02/13/88 COl02/14/88 FOl02/14/-88 FOl02/15/88 AOl02/-17/88 C0202/19/-88 COl02/21/-88 FOl02/23/88 COl02/25/88 COl02/26/88 C0303/-01/88 C0203/02/88 C0303/-07 /88 COl03/09/88 COl03/11/-88 COl03/-17/88 All03/-18/88 A0 903/18/-88 C0203/19/-88 COl03/21/88 CO!03/22/-88 COl03/22/-88 COl03/-24/88 C0303/ 25/88 A0903/27/88 FOl03/28/88 COl03/30/88 COl04/02/-88 ClO04/06/88 COl04/13/88 COl04/-15/-88 C0204/19/88 A075251311122211125226132651551162221152222451123552123

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTwin City Bank of NLR buys site for 3rd branch in LRSavers Federal of Ark reports loss of $15 million for quarterWorthen Banking Corp income risesCharles N Luter Wayne Hartsfeld explain need for law changesArticle on work of Southern Development BancorporationSouthern Development Bancorporation helps small businessesThomas McRae helped form Southern Development BancorporationState 's five most profitable and most unprofitable banksAssets and profits of 10 largest banks in ArkTom McRae explains need for Southern Develop BancorporationBank of Pea Ridge to move main office to SpringdaleBankers ask for special session of LegislatureFirst Federal S&L of Arkansas reports $58.7 million lossWilliam H Bowen suffers pay loss from Hamilton trading schemeChart of state' s 5 biggest S&L gainers losers during past yrTie of CD interest rate to election outcome ruled legalSale of Bank of Imboden keeps it from failureJohn Pickett discusses latest proposals by bankersWorthen Banking Corp lists plan for growthState 's largest and smal lest state-based S&Ls listedArkansas savings and loans lost $123 million in 1st quarterBankers says bank stock to decline unless Legislature meetsFake pipe bomb delivered to office at Twin City Bank at NLRShareholders sue CPAs for calling FirstSouth S&L solventIndependence Federal Bank loses $42 million during 1st quartGov Clinton calls special session of Legis on branch bankingMike Beebe explains features of proposed interstate bank billArticle on key persons involved in banking issue in LegisInterstate banking, statewide branching bill rolling in LegisInterstate banking, statewide branching law near approvalBanker John Cross warns disaster lurks in new bank lawWorthen Banking Corp may merge with Savers, IncLittle Rock banks plan to expand north of Arkansas RiverFive biggest savings and loan winners and losers listedArkansas banking will reach 20th century in 1999One Natl Bank of NLR plans to buy Bowman and Co brokerage hseFirst Commercial of LR files for branches in NLRFirst Commercial Corp to buy Benton State BankBank of Fayetteville use non-traditional banking practicesWorthen Banking Corp reports earnings of $6.1 millionFirst Federal Savings of Ark loses $38 millionChicago-Arkansas ties through Dorris Pickens' urban proj ectDialogue on health of savings and loans in ArkansasArkansas banks outperform those in neighbor statesTop five and bottom five banks in Ark listedFirst City Corp (Ft Smith) merges with First United BancshareFirst Commercial Corp to buy Citizens Bank at EnglandFirst Commercial Corp going to Cabot via England acquisitionUse of eagle logo by two LR banks creates problemUnion Planters of Memphis enters LR marketUnion Natl to expand into NLRFrank William Stone found guilty in fraud at FirstSouthFirst Federal Savings Bank of Rogers sold to Kenunons WilsonFirst Commercial Corp to pay $16 .75 million for Benton State04/22/88 COl 204/-30/88 COl 204/30/88 COl 205/01/88 cos 105/01/88 F01 105/01/88 FOl 105/01/88 FOl 105/03/88 COl 205/09/88 COl 105/ 10/88 A13 105/12/88 COl 505/13/88 COl 505/17/88 COl 205/17/88 COl 205/17/88 COl 505/20/88 COl 105/21/88 COl 205/-22/88 C03 105/-25/88 C02 606/06/88 C01 106/22/88 COl 206/24/-88 A0 9 206/30/88 AlO 106/30/-88 A13 107 /01/88 COl 207/05/88 AO l 207/08/88 All 107/-10/88 A04 107/12/88 AOl 507/13/88 AOl 507/-13/88 Al 7 407 /14/88 COl 207/15/88 AOl 207/16/88 COl 407/17/-88 COl 107 /19-/88 C02 207/22/88 COl 207/23/88 CO! 507/25/88 COl 307/27/88 C01 207/30/88 COl 308/01/88 COl 208/07/88 cos 108/09/88 COl 208/09/88 COl 408/-10/-88 C06 208/17/88 COl 508/-18/88 COl 208/23/88 COl 208/27/88 COl 208/30/88 COl 209/02/88 C06 109/07/88 C01 410/01/88 COl 224

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFirst Federal of Ark denied permit to buy failing thriftsBank of Waldron alleges Doyle Rogers in default on loanBank of Waldron sues FSLIC over loan to Doyle RogersIndependence Federal loses $24.2 million in 2nd quarterArticle says seven troubled thrifts in Ark are up for bidsFirst Federal Savings of Malvern faces auction blockFirst Federal of Ark and Savers Federal are on auction blockFirst Federal of Fayetteville listed among those to be soldIndependence Federal of Batesville goes up for bidsLandmark Savings Bank of Hot Springs am.on.g auction thriftsMadison Guaranty of McCrory among those to be auctionedFinancial leaders comment on proposed auction of 7 firmsOut-of-state control looms for many S&L depositsTable gives data on seven savings and loans to be bidShareholder of National Bank of Arkansas moves to oust mgrsFirst Federal of Arkansas stochol der seeks to oust directorsPhilip Lynn Lloyd barred from bankingShareholders of Natl Bank of Arkansas urged to rej ect ousterFirst Federal Savings of Arkansas gets reprieve from auctionArkansas investors interested in thrifts to be auctionedSavers Federal has net worth of negative $286 .5 millionTwo more Ark banks looking at troubled thrifts in stateUnion Planters Corp wants Arkansas banksFirst Exchange Bank at LR gets approvalAcorn obj ects to secrecy in sales of S&LsTable shows 5 largest earners . 5 largest losers past 6 mosEffort of Don Parks to oust Bank of Ark officers falls shortFirst Commercial signs agreement with NAACPFirst Federal of Ark ad demonstrates it is staying aliveBank of Imboden turns losses into prof itsTable of banks with highest. lowest returns on assetsEx-FirstSouth official George Reap gets year in jailBattle for control of National Bank of Ark (NLR) continuesCentral Arkansas S&L at Conway closed by regulatorsCentral Arkansas S&L closing overdue. state official saysTed Gammill responsible for success of Federal Savings BankWorthen Banking Corp bids for four troubled thriftsFSLIC rej ects First Federal Savings financial recovery planList of five top performers among state-chartered banksBankers reluctant to grant loans because of rise of rateTotal repossessed assets for Ark S&Ls shown on graphEffort to oust Natl Bank of Ark management failsUnion Planters Corp buys Mercantile and North Ark BancsharesFirstSouth still under scrutiny of FBIArticle on Home Savings operation after one year in ArkMarshals padlock Independence Federal branches. then reopenGuaranty Savings and Loan creditors to get their moneyThree S&Ls in Ark to be sold soon. official saysFirst Federal Savings of Ark bd member H Charles Johnston outGrand Jury indicts Savers ex-official 0 B Chandler0 B Chandl er chgd with misapplication of Savers Federal fundsFirst Federal Savings of Ark may shrink its board numberJury acquits former banker Chris PolychronBank competition grew in Ark during 198810/01/-88 COl 510/-04/88 AOl 210/-04/88 AOl 210/-04/-88 COl 410/-06/-88 AOl 210/06/88 AO! 210/06/88 AOl 210/-06/88 AOl 210/-06/-88 AO! 210/-06/88 AOl 210/-06/88 AOl 210/06/88 COl 210/-07/88 COl 210/07/88 COl 210/07/88 COl 510/-11/-88 BOl 610/-14/88 COl 510/-14/-88 C02 610/18/88 AOl 510/-19/-88 COl 210/-19/-88 C02 410/-20/-88 COl 210/27/88 COl 411/01/88 COl 111/-02/88 C02 611/05/-88 COl 311/05/88 C02 411/08/88 CO! 311/-13/88 FOl 111/-14/88 CO! 211/14/88 COl 411/-17/88 B07 111/-17/-88 COl 311/-18/88 COl 511/-19/88 COl 211/-21/88 COl 211/23/-88 COl 211/-24/-88 COl 211/-24/88 C03 611/-26/88 CO! 211/28/88 COl 11112/88 cot 211/-30/-88 C01 212/03/-88 COl 312/04/88 FOl 112/-07 /-88 COl 212/08/-88 COl 212/09/88 CO! 212/13/88 COl 212/14/-88 AOl 412/-14/88 AO ! 412/-14/-88 COl 212/15/-88 Bl 0 312/-18/-88 FOl 125

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLWorthen Bank and Trust names Thomas A Prince to CEO post 12/-23-/-88 COlFirst Federal of Ark loses $152 million for year12/24-/-88 COlNational Bank of Arkansas kicks Don Parks off board. sues him 12/-30-/-88 COlBANKS . CHARLES Asee also Courts (US)BAPTIST CHURCHFirst Baptist at LR opens doors to mentally handicappedSouthern Bapt churches in Ark saw little growth in 1987Suit seeks removal of pastor Howard 0 Gardner at EmmanuelWoman' s Missionary Union celebrates lOOth anniversaryPreacher sues Belle Grove Missionary Baptist ChurchJudge tells Pastor Howard 0 Gardner he was legally firedArticle on new worship center of Springdale's First BaptistFirst Baptist at LR may drop plans for new church plantArk Baptist State Conv passes several resolutionsArkansas Baptist State Conv opposes ethics. lobbying proposalNew Zion Missionary Baptist at Eudora rebuilt in one dayBAPTIST MEDICAL SYSTEMsee Disease and Illnesssee Education Mr2see LaborBARBER AND BEAUTY SHOPSLR hairstylist Paula Sims commutes to Chicago twice weeklyNumber of licensed barbers increases. more women trainedBARGES AND SCOWSsee ShipsBARNES. STEVEsee also Television Jal9BARNHILL. ANDREW VIRGILsee also Vigilance GroupsBARRY, WILLIAM BIRNIEsee also Murders - Cox, James CBARS AND NIGHTCLUBSsee also EntertainemntVapors night club at Hot Springs takes bankruptcySome clubs in LR shun young crowd on busy nightsUnderground nightclub back in business at Bentonv illeBASEBALLDr Mike Marshall named head coach at Henderson State UnivArticle on new HSU Coach Mike MarshallSouthern Arkansas Univ wins NAIA Dist 17 championshipSouthern Ark Univ loses in finals of NAIA Area V tourneyUniv of Ark Razorbacks in NCAA playoff despite SWC lossesArkansas has been maj or supplier of professional talentBASHAM. LAWRENCEsee also Murders - Basham. LawrenceBASKETBALLsee also AthleticsUALR refused to name Johnny Greenwood men' s coach in 1980UALR told to award back pay to ex-asst coach Johnny GreenwoodArkansas Tech Wonder Boys win AIC championshipArkansas Tech Golden Suns take AIC championshipMississippi County CC men win Arkansas Junior College titleArkansas Tech's Golden Suns defeat UAM for Dist 17 crown22501-/-16/88 Al4 402-/-17/88 A04 103-/-10/88 A16 403/12/-88 A16 303/ 23/88 A07 203/-30/88 AlO 105/-23/-88 BOl 209/ 28/88 AOl 211-/-03/-88 B02 511/03/88 B02 512/04/-88 BOl 207/04/88 COl 208/01-/-88 COl 102/12/88 A0907-/-18/88 COl09/2(}/-88 EOl01/12/-88 DOl01/-20/88 DOl05/-01/88 DlO05/21/-88 D0305/-24/88 DOl06/-05/-88 D0601-/-30/88 All01/-30/-88 All02/28/88 DOl02/-28/88 D0303/-03/-88 DOl03-/-06/-88 DOl12122342166314126

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDonna Brunson has 51 pts in ATU win over UAM Cotton BlossomsUALR Troj ans gain share of TAAC titleArkansas Tech's Golden Suns win Bi-Dist tourney* 87-42University of Ozarks defeats Ark Tech for Dist 17 titleArkansas Tech's Golden Suns seeded 3rd in natl tourneyLittle Rock Parkview wins state Class AAAA boys tournamentUniv of Ozarks to open NAIA tourney against Transylvania* KyBryant girls upsets St Mary's for state Class titleGosnell defeats Dardanelle boys for state Class AA title03/06/88 DOl03/-06/88 DOl03/10/88 D0303/-11/88 DOl03/12/88 D0203/13/88 DOl03/13/88 D0303/13/-88 DOB03/ 13/88 DOB152221111McNeil takes boys state Class B title with win over St Joseph 03/-13/88 DOSTrumann edges Dollazway for boys state Class AAA championship 03/13/88 DOS11Newark girls defeat Huttig for state Class B championshipLamar girls defeat Cave City for state Class AA champion.shipFlippin girls defeat Waldo for state Class A championshipMarked Tree boys down DeValls Bluff for state Class AA titleBatesville girls handle Mtn Home for state Class AAA titleArkansas Tech's Golden Suns to face Southern Utah in tourneyASU Indians to play Northeast Louisiana in Natl InvitationalArkansas Razorbacks to play Villanova in NCAA regionalUALR Troj ans to play Louisiana Tech in Natl Invitation TournNewark girls defeat Flippin in state Over-All TournamentUniversity of the Ozarks downs Transylvan.ia in NAIA tourneyLR Parkview defeats Marked Tree boys in state Over-All TournUALR Troj ans ousted from NIT by Louisiana TechArkansas Razorbacks game results in NCAA since 1941Arkansas State Univ men defeat Northeast Louisiana in NITArkansas Tech's Golden Suns defeat So Utah in NAIA tournUniv of Ozarks men el iminated from NAIA tourn by CharlestonArkansas Razorbacks el iminated from NCAA by VillanovaBryant High School girls win state Over-All championshipLittle Rock Parkview boys wins state Over-All championshipArkansas Tech Golden Suns play into NAIA semi-finalsArkansas Tech's Golden Suns fall to Claflin Coll in tournArkansas State Un.iv Indians stun Stanford Univ in NITArkansas Tech Golden Suns defeat Wingate for 3rd placeATU 1s Donna Brunson* UAM' s Tina Webb named All-AmericansArkansas State Univ Indians fall to Colorado State in NITGazette names its super teams of high school boys and girlsUA 's Ron Huery faces discipline for fight involving pistolUA' s Ron Huery may get probation. miss early gamesUniv of Ark at Little Rock to host TAAC tourneyUA's triplets reunited in charity game on LR parking lotUA' s Ron Huery arrested, faces four charges in MemphisPreview of season for Arkansas teamsKing Cotton Classic names high school teams for Dec tourneyUA dumps color basketball analyst Ron CrawfordRon Crawford added to Arkansas State telecast crewThreat of violence cancels game between Altheimer, WabbasekaUAF' s Ron Huery chgd with DW I* suspended from programRon Huery off UAF team for rest of seasonKing Cotton Classic VI won by St Anthony of Jersey City, NJBASNET. RANDY03/13/88 DOS03/13/88 D0903/13/88 D0903/13/88 D0903/13/88 D0903/13/88 Dl303/-14/88 D0103/14/88 DOl03/14/88 DOl03/17/-88 DOl03/-17/88 DOl03/17/88 DOl03/ 18/-88 DOl03/ 18/88 D0203/19-/88 DOl03/19/88 DOl03/19/88 DOl03/ 19/88 DO!03/20/88 DO!03/-20/-88 DO!03/20/-88 D0603/22/88 DO!03/23/-88 DOl03/ 23/88 D0203/23/-88 D0703/26/88 DOl03/-27/88 D0705/06/88 DOl05/07 /88 DO!05/18-/88 DOl06/-05/-88 A0 107/26/88 DOl11/13/88 10111/15/-88 DOl11/- 23/-88 DOl11/-24/-88 DOl12/-09/88 Bl 412/18/88 DOl12/20/-88 DOl12/30/88 DOl4144612222265122255534231212225512221125see also Murders - Basnet. RandyBASSETT* BEVERLY27

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Stocks and BondsBATES. DAISYsee also BooksMrs Bates sells Arkansas State Press. will retireBATESV ILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Alcohol and Drug Abusesee BasketballBATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTEsee also Toxicological Research. National Center forBATTERED SPOUSESsee Famil iesBATTLE. HAYWARD Msee also Urban League of ArkansasBAUXITE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ Mr30 Mr3 1 My5see Sex Crimes Mr24BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORPMountain Home plant lays off 70 employeesBAXTER UNIVERSITYsee CollegesBAXTER. DAV IDsee also Vigilance GroupsBAYOU METOsee PollutionBAYSINGER. TRACY LYNNsee also KidnappingBEAM. LOUIS RAY JRsee al so Vigilance GroupsBEAR WRESTLINGArkansas law prohibits bear wrestl ingBEARDEN. GENEsee also Athletics F21BEARDEN. MIKEsee also Education D29BEARSsee Traffic Accidentssee WildlifeBEAUMONT. WILLIAM Esee also Police Ja15BEAUTY CONTESTSsee also Miss Arkansassee also Miss Arkansas Teen USAVernice B Selby enters homecoming contest at UALRVernice Selby says he entered contest just to have funV Boyd Selby is first runner-up for UALR homecoming queenUALR Forum editor angry over closed vote tally in contestBeauty pageants thrive in ArkansasSome contestants turn to cosmetic surgery for improved looksBECKER. J BILLsee also Courts (Ark)Becker chgd with trespass at K-Mart store in LRBecker was seeking petition signatures at store whenK-Ma.rt will not seek prosecution in trespass chgsMay lead tax reform petition drive in 199001/03/88 B08 103/02/88 C02 410/09/88 B03 101/16/88 B0101/16/88 B0101/24/88 A0702/01/88 A0502/29/-88 B0107/14/88 A0906/28/88 A08arrested 06/28/88 AOB06/-30/88 A0908/12/88 Al l223121662128

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBEEBESpending actions of Mayor Phil Petray questionedMayor and clerk accused of FOI violationCity Clerk fined for violating Freedom of Information ActBEEBE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ F2 My12 Je21 Je28 Je29 014BEEBE. MIKEsee also Banks Jy8see also Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)see also Education 026see also Governor (Ark) Ja10BEELER. MARYsee also ArtBEERsee Alcoholic BeveragesBEESNeighbors in dispute at LR over bees kept in backyardMillions of bees live in Bee Rock near CassBELL. CLARENCEsee also Athletics Je29see also Educ Fll Ap 18 Jy24 027Discusses life in Parkin and his Legislative serviceBELL. EARLsee also OlympicsBELL. MELVYNsee also Brittenum. Jon Rsee also Environmental Systems Cosee also Hot Springssee also TelevisionArticle on financial woes of Melvyn BellSome of Bell' s ventures make money . some do notMelvyn Bell' s investments listedBell alleges stock fraud in suit over Reelcraft stockBELL. ROGERsee also Congress (Ark)BELLA VISTATown has 7.000 residents. 35.000 property ownersBENHAM. MATTHEWThree-year-old found safe after being lost overnightBENHAM. PAUL B JRsee also Legis (Ark) Agl Ag2 Ag3 Ag5 Ag8 AglO Ag14BENIN Isee ArtBENNETT. MARCIA GOODsee also Murders - Bennett. Marcia GoodBENNET!', RICHARDsee also Murders - Bennett. Marcia GoodBENNETT. RICHARD Gsee also Murders - Bennett. MarciaBENNETT. WILLIAM JVisits Harding Univ. criticizes state school clinic planBENNET!'. WILLIAM ROY JRsee also Murders - Vega. Lisa RoseBENTLEY, GEORGE01/27/88 AlO 502/02/88 A07 205/27/88 A19 103/06/88 BOl 209/-18/88 BOS 112/27/88 B01 208/28/-88 AOl 208/-28/-88 Al 0 308/-28/88 Al 0 511/26/-88 C02 609/-1 2/88 COB 105/06/88 AOl 209/30/-88 BOl 329

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLVeteran Arkansas Gazette reporter retiresBENTONsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsBENTON STATE BANKsee BanksBERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education SlBERNHARDT, KARLsee also Twin City Ford Tractor IncBEST (BETTER EDUCATION STARTING TODAY)see Education Ap15BETA CLUB QUIZ BLsee Education Je17BETHUNE, EDsee also Banks Ja30see also President (US)Bethune moving to Washington to practice lawBETZNER, GARY WAYNEsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseBEVERllGESsee also Alcoholic BeveragesArkansans insist on classic Coke , rej ect new formulaBEVERLY ENTERPRISESsee also Nursing HomesBIBB, DAVIDsee also Trade Schools Ap9BIG RIVER INCHelena plant to reopen, employ 100 workersBIGFOOTsee MonstersBINGOsee G8l!lblingBINKLEY COTruck parts maker buys Dumas plant for operationsBIRCHLER, MARKsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseBIRDSsee WildlifeBIRMINGHAM, THERALD Dsee also Murders - Birmingham, Therald DBIRTH CONTROL AND ABORTIONsee also Educ JalO Ja26 F19 Ap 18 Jy3 010 N3 D13 D24 D28 D29see also Poorsee also ReferendumsRecord crowd participates in 10th March for Life at LRPastor Robert M Lewis discusses abortion and life attitudesAbortion issue heating up again in ArkAnti-abortion amdt proposal faces petition problemsBallot initiative petition rejected by Secy of State MccuenPetitions lacking precinct numbers were rej ected by McCuenBill Mccuen wants to force court consideration of petitionsBill McCuen 's handling of petitions is subj ect of columnBill McCuen' s handling of anti-abortion petitions discussedAnti-abortion petitions delivered to Secy of State09/01/88 BOl 212/03/88 B0 1 208/15/88 A01 212/20/88 COl 205/05/-88 COl 401/25/-88 AOl 202/08/-88 A13 106/-14/-88 A08 107/08/-88 AOl 207/13/-88 A1 2 507/15/-88 AOl 308/07/-88 BO S 108/09/88 A05 108/10/88 A09 108/14/88 AOl 230

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill McCuen says anti-abortion amdt likely to make ballotSecy of State seeks opinion on anti-abortion petitionsAnti-abortion initiative certified for ballotNo challenge of petitions on abortion plannedEight protesters arrested at Fayetteville clinicPoll shows voters oppose anti-abortion funding amdtDetailed statistics in poll on proposed anti-funding amdtAmendment 3 is not worthy. Gaz ette saysPlanned Parenthood seeks funds to fight Amdt 3Frances Block article on dangers of Amdt 3Unborn Child Amdt supporters. opponents trade chargesReversal of Roe v. Wade would make all abortion illegalAnti-abortion proposal is of great import to ArkansasRobert Shafer says Amdt 3 would protect individaul rightsAds by opponents of Unborn Child Arndt called misleadingBrief summary of provisions of proposed amdt on abortionBan on state funding of abortion approved by votersMeasure to restrict abortion heading for narrow victoryUncertainty surrounds abortion actElection returns on anti-abortion measure (Arndt 3)Anti-abortion protesters arrested at FayettevilleAtty Gen Steve Clark gets question on "morning after" pillMorning-after pills legal under new amdt. Atty General saysBIRTHS. PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRICSsee also Children and YouthGovernor' s Conf on Infant Mortal ity in Ark being heldStatistics on infant mortal ity in ArkInfant mortality in Ark compared with other Southern statesStatistics on births to women under 20 in Ark. and the SouthMidwives backed by church on religious groundsMidwives criticize proposal requiring physician backupGrandmother delivers baby in speeding car on I-40 near LRMidwives say state Health Dept antagonistic to themMidwife Carolyn Vogler sues doctors over failed businessVogler suit names Dr Thomas Tvedten among defendantsArticle on Carolyn Vogler' s battles to work as midwifeMost Ark midwives cannot find doctor to act as backupBISSELL. PATRICKBallet star died of drug overdose in Dec. autopsy showsBLACK RIVER AREA DEV ELOPMENT CORPsee LaborBLACK. ESSIE MAEsee also Murders - Black. Essie MaeBLACKB IRDSsee Agriculturesee also AgricultureBLACKMON. HARRY AUS Supreme Ct Justice to teach at UALR two daysJustice Blackmun sees threat to Supreme Ct abortion rulingSummary of statements to UALR Law School studentsBLACKSsee alsosee alsosee alsoBanksBusiness Council. ArkansasColleges08/17/88 AOl 208/18/88 A03 509/10/88 A01 209/16/88 B07 410/-15/-88 B02 310/25/88 AOl 210/25/88 B06 310/28/88 BlO 110/29/88 AOl 210/30/-88 C04 111/04/88 BOl 211/-04/88 B03 111/05/88 BOl 211/-05/88 B07 111/-06/88 COl 111/-06/88 NOl 111/0C}/88 AOl 211/-09/88 BOS 211/10/88 BOl 511/10/-88 B09 111/-12/88 Al2 412/16/88 AOl 612/23/88 BOl 501/14/88 A09 201/14/88 A09 502/-07/88 C06 502/07/88 C06 604/05/88 A08 104/05/88 A0 8 104/-1 2/-88 A07 208/30/-88 B02 311/06/-88 A20 211/06/88 A20 211/20/88 AOl 511/20/88 A25 102/18/88 A06 309/11/88 B03 409/-14/-88 BOl 209/15/-88 BOS 131

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoseesee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoseeseeseealsoalsoalsoalsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCotillionDisease and IllnessEconomic Conditions and TrendsEducationFaubus. Orval EFiremenGovernment Employees (Ark)InsuranceKing. Luther Martin JrLee CountyLegis (Ark) Ja9 Ja1 6 F17 MrlO Ap26 Ap27 My2 My22Legis (Ark) Je2 Agl Ag2 Ag3 Ag5 Ag8 AglOMcintosh. RobertMinority Business EnterprisesMurdersNewspapersOrganizations and ClubsPolicePopulation and Vital StatisticsReal EstateScholarships and LoansTate. ShermanUrban League of ArkansasVigilance GroupsWilliams. MarvinWilson. Jimtnie LJohn W Walker tries new tactic in civil rights litigationBlacks get no credit for brains. Austin Porter writesJudge George Howard speaks at Black History Month eventArkansans lack concensus on race relationsExhibit of photographs of 20 Arkansas blacks on displayBlack man barred from Helena Country Club wins $5.000 awardJudgment in Helena CC case was against bank and its officialW Harold Flowers spent lifetime breaking down barriersArticle reviews 1968 protest march at LRHoward Love discusses protest march at LR in summer of 1968Todd Perry collects history of blacks in northwest ArkSean Strong alleges he was arrested because he dates whiteDale Charles defeats Robert Willingham for state NAACP presBLACRWOOD0 PAUL Hsee also Murders - Vega. Lisa RoseBLAIR, DIANE Dsee also Books and WritingBLAIR. RALPH JRsee also Legislature (Ark) My18 My20BLAND, BOBsee also International RelationsBLANDFORD, MARGARET VINCENTArticle on career success of St Vincent Infirmary admrSt Vincent's top nun roasted, toasted at retirement dinnerBLINDsee HandicappedBLOUNT, DONsee also Murders - Blount. Eluvia01/31/88 BO l 202/-09/-88 A13 102/-13/88 A08 402/22/-88 All 103/-28/-88 A05 204/-28/88 A13 104/28/-88 A13 107/-31/-88 B03 108/03/-88 BOl 108/03/-88 BOl 109/11/88 BOS 111/-25/88 Bl 2 212/-12/88 BO ! 101/-10/-88 AOl 412/-13/-88 BOl 232

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBLUE LAWSsee Alcoholic BeveragesBLYTHEV ILLEsee also Historic Buildings and SitesBLYTHEVILLE AIR FORCE BASEsee DefensesBOARDS AND COMMISSIONS (ARK)Several positions filled by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts to boards and commissionsRecent appmts by Gov Bill Cl inton listedGov Clinton make s appmtsRecent appmts made by Gov Bill ClintonActing Gov Nick Wilson makes appmtsGov Clinton Acting Gov Wilson make dual appmt to HealthNick Wilson appointee to PERS Bd not eligibleGov Clinton asks legal opinion on conflicting appmtsSteve Clark supports appmt by Clinton over that of WilsonSeveral appmts made by Gov Bill ClintonRecent appmts by Governor 's office listedSeveral appmts announced by Governor' s officeGov Bill Clinton lists appmts to bdsMaurice Lewis Jr apptd to G&FC by Gov Bill ClintonRecent appmts by Gov Clinton announcedRecent appmts by Gov Bill Cl inton announcedRecent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonList of recent appmts by Gov Bill ClintonBOATS AND BOATINGArticle on canoeing in ArkansasMap She7tls prime canoeing streams in ArkDr Hampton Roy may be Ofllner of world 1 s fastest sailboatLewis and Robin Prather sailing boat to South SeasPresidential yacht Sequoia coming to LRPresidential yacht Squoia docks at LRDr Hampton Roy's boat is 4th in race across AtlanticCoast Guard Auxiliary patrols waters in Ark to aid boatersInvestment official gets 10-day term for DW I in fatal crashBODCAW SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Education Jel 1BOLDT• AB RAHAMsee also Gibraltor International Bank. LtdBOLTON. BRYANsee also BooksBOLTON. LESVeteran television newsman diesBOMBS AND BOMB THREATSsee also Anarchismsee also Bankssee also Educ Ja28see also Pine Bluff01/-08/-88 Al5 101/-14/88 Al 2 201/-16/-88 C02 401/-24/88 B07. 102/11/88 Al 0 102/21/-88 B07 102/26/-88 Al3 104/05/88 A0 8 304/-08/88 Al 2 504/0/88 All 604/16/88 AO? 4Comm 04/19/88 All 604/-21/88 A0 9 104/-28/88 All 105/-17/-88 AD8 105/20/-88 cos 406/08/88 A14 606/23/-88 C03 107 /-03/BS B03 107/09/-BS D08 508/11/88 C08 508/27/-88 B02 509/-24/-88 B04 611/-11/-88 B09 103/20/88 DOS 103/-20/88 DOB 304/-13/88 A07 206/02/88 AOl 506/06/-88 BOl 306/11/88 A09 l06/-22/88 Al 0 108/25/88 E01 209/01/88 B06 108/26/-88 BOS 133

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBOOKOUT, JERRYsee also Arkansas F25BOOKS AND WRITINGsee also Librariessee also Robberies and TheftsDr Charles Leming writes "Comput er Problems • • •" 01/-26/88 A0 9 5Gwendolyn W Starland publ ishes ''Voices of Elderly Black • • • " 01/-27/88 A08 5August House is successful publ isher 01/-31/88 C07 1Paul Lake 's poetry published by Univ of Chicago Press 02/-14/88 C07 4William MacPhee ' s "The Rare Breed" is on enterpreneurship 03/28/-88 COl 1Daisy Bates to receive American Book Award 04/-17/-88 C07 3Chart on leading sales of books published in Ark 04/-18/88 COl 1Review of Elizabeth Jacoway ' s "Behold Our Works Were Good" 04/-24/-88 C07 1Delbert A Schmand writes "Heritage of First Lutheran Church" 04/-24/88 COB 1Dr Michael R Eades gets $70,000 advance for unwritten book 04/-24/-88 COS 3William H Hughes writes "Archibald Yell" 05/-08/88 C08 2Article on William W Hughes' "Archibald Yell" 05-/-29/-88 C07 2Martha Hilburn records her story in ''How It Was How It Is 1 06/-12/88 A17 1Arkansas Writers Conf literary contest winners 06/12-/-88 C07 3Jan Meins essay on memories of her father 06/19/88 C03 1Review of Charles Albright ' s "Gravely the Mul es • • •" 06/ 19/-88 C07 1Dr Derek W G Sears publ ishes "Thunderstones" 06/-19/-88 C07 4American Quilter's Society publishes "Arkansas Quilts" 07-/-03/88 C07 1Joseph Rosenberg completes "Dillard 's: the First Fifty Years" 07/-09/-88 COl 3John W Hall Jr is prolific writer of legal books 07-/-11/-88 A07 1Signa Bartlett Horton writes "Knob : Its History and Folklore" 07/-17/-88 A09 1Audrey Swope has publ ished "The Doctor's Detour" 07/24/88 C07 1Published essays of Gene Lyons called "The Higher Illiteracy" 07/24/88 C07 2"Arkansas - Her Beauty and Character" to be published in 1989 08/-07/88 C07 1Joan Hess compl etes "Mischief in Magoddy" 08/-07/88 C07 1Eugene Tilly is both poet and farmer 08/14/88 Al5 1Writing of Henry Dumas published by Thunder' s Mouth Press 08/-21/-88 C07 1P Clay Sherrod wrires "Surveyors of the Ancient Mississippi" 08-/-28/-88 C07 1"Errand of the Eye" is Hope Norman Coulter' s first novel 09/-04/-88 C07 1Excerpt from Gene Lyons ' "The Higher Illiteracy " 09/-06/-88 DOl 1Review of Gene Lyons' "The Higher Illiteracy " 09-/-11/-88 C07 1John Gould Fletcher poetry volume published by UA Press 09/-18/88 C07 3Camden students publish 2nd volume of local history 10/-02-/-88 C07 5Dee Brown' s "Showdown at Little Bighorn" now in paperback 10/02/-88 C07 5William Sanders ' first novel is "Journey to Fusang" 10/02/88 C07 5Ashley County history published by Robert and Imie Carpenter 10/-16-/-88 B03 3John J Watkins writes "Arkansas Freedom of Information Act" 10/-16/-88 C07 1Dr Bryan Bolton publishes "Two Views of Life" 10/-16/88 C07 2Will D Campbell writes "The Convention - A Parable" 10/-23/-88 C07 1Dia.ne D Blair is author of "Arkansas Politics and Government" 10/30/-88 C07 2Review of Ellen Gilchrist 's "The Anna Papers" 11-/-13/88 C07 1Review of John Workman 1 s "Open Windows" 11/13/-88 C07 1Guide to salty country talk written by Diann Sutherlin Smith 11/13/-88 C07 3VISTA impact on Ark recorded by Marvin Schwartz book 11/-13/-88 C07 3Lee R Powell 1 s "J William Fulbright • • •" updated with 2nd ed 11/27/88 COB 111Karen T Taha ' s latest book is "Marshmallow Muscles • • • 11/-27/-88 COB 2Rev Lloyd Conyers is author of "The Relevance of Revelation" 11/27/88 COS 3Earl J Hess writes "Liberty, Virtue and Progress 11/27/88 COB 4Author Walter Nunn got 27 rej ection slips started Rose Pubs 11/-28/-88 COl 434

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArticle on brickmaking techniques of Acme Brick CoBRIDGESsee Historic Buildingssee RoadsBenefits of bridge over Mississippi at Watson studiedCrittenden County installs bridges of flatbed rail carsBRIGHT STAR SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Educ Mr6BRINSON. HAROLD Tsee also Athletics My19BRITISH AEROSPACEsee also Arkansas Modification CenterBRITTENUM0 JON RBrittenum chgd with theft by deception in securities dealsFred Halstead alleges Brittenum defrauded him of $3 millionBrittenum adds to woes in Fl oridaBrittenum pleads innocent on felony theft chgBrittenum describes Melvyn Bell loansMelvyn Bell reneged on promise. Brittenum officer tells courtSettlement reached in suit filed by Fred E HalsteadFred E Hal stead to get $400.000 under settlementArticle traces rise and fall of Jon BrittenumMelvyn Bell. Fred E Halstead are principals in caseBROOKS . CHARLESsee also Murders - Brooks. CharlesBROWN, DARRELLsee also Urban League of ArkansasBROWN, DEEsee also BooksBROWN. JOEsee also Murders - Brown. JoeBROWN. ROBERT L SRsee also Urban League of Arkan sasBROYLES, FRANKsee also AthleticsBRUTAL ITY AND HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONSsee also Conway Countysee also LaborBRYAN, LLOYD Lsee also Politics Ja28 Ja29 F2 F3BRYANTsee also Paradessee also WaterBRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICTsee BasketballBRYANT, WINSTON Ksee also Governor (Ark) Mr13see also Pollution J el 8see also President (US)BUCKEYE GAS PRODUcrs cosee also Oil and GasBUDDHISMTemple in Fort Smith serves Vietnamese. LaotiansBUFFALO, VANN06/20/88 COl 211/06/88 BOl 511/20/88 B05 103/16/88 C0203/16/88 C0203/-17/88 C0203/23/88 COl09/-27/88 COl09/-28/-88 COl09/29/-88 COl10/14/-88 C0210/30/88 AOl10/-30/88 A23666222215512/18/88 A22 136

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also ToysBUFORD, CATHYsee also Heritage Department (Ark)BUGGIESsee Carriages and BuggiesBUILDING (CONSTRUCT ION)see also Baldwin and Shell Construction CoGumbo clay used to make lightweight building materialsHousing starts slip in Pulaski CountyRoofer Dean Teague makes sure tiles. slate installed rightApril building contracts in central Ark climbGeneral Construction Co specializes in special proj ectsHouse-building falls 11.8 pct in ArkBUILDINGSsee also Stadiums and ArenasGreyhound property at LR sold to investorsLR buildings being fixed up instead of torn downHaverty 1s Furniture gives downtown bldg at LR to United WayOld Capitol Tower at LR changed to TCBY TowerSome LR high-rises do not have sprinkl ers for fire controlLafayette Bldg at LR uses parties to show off featuresDillard Stores corporate headquarters to be on. Cantrell RoadDillard' s gets approval for corp headquarters siteDillard 's gets approval for headquarters siteTCBY Tower at LR damaged by broken water pipeBUILDINGS, HISTORICsee Historic BuildingsBULLINGTON. EDsee also Education Association. ArkansasBUMPERS , BETTYsee also International RelationsBUMPERS. DALEsee also Congress (US)see also Governor (Ark) Ja22see also Vice President (US)BURIALSsee FuneralsBURIED TREASUREsee Treasure TroveBURNETT, CHERIEsee also Murders - Burnett. CherieBURNETT, JIMsee also Transportation Safety Board, NationalBURNETT, JOHN Asee also Murders - Burnett, CherieBURNETT. ROBERT LEEsee also Murders - Dobson. BrendaBURNS AND SCALDSVireo Mfg Co at Conway fined in accident at plantBURNS. DANNYsee also St Francis CountyBURNS, ROY DONsee also Sex CrimesBURTON, JOSEPH02/08/88 COl 202/10/88 COl 205/16/-88 COl 206/02-/-88 COl 208/01/88 COl 210/17-/-88 COl 101/05/88 COl 201/1 2/88 BOl 103/24/88 C03 204/09-/88 COl 305/-23/-88 AOl 408/03/88 COl 210/20/-88 AOl 211/02/-88 COl 211/-16-/-88 BOl 112/05/88 AOl 601/06/88 All 137

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Henry. Don GeorgeBURTRAM-STANLEY0 AUDREYOverseas packages for NLR sundial attracted FBI attentionBUSES AND VANSsee also Transit SystemsPresidential Conversions alters vans to customers ' needsRon Fuller may renew bid for law on activity bus inspectionsHarry Anderson restores wrecked buses at Plumei:ville shopBUSH. GEORGEsee also President (US)BUSINESSsee also Economic Conditons and TrendsArticle on acquiring franchises for small businessesWhat business wants from govt is topic of interviewsBUSINESS COUNCIL. ARKANSASsee also Athleticssee also Collegessee also EducationJohn Walker wants to discuss black concerns with CouncilBlacks led by John Walker seek meeting with CouncilCouncil tells blacks Archie Schaf fer will meet with themCouncil to meet with blacksCouncil record over the years rapped by state Repr W F FosterBlacks. Business Council hold constructive talksCouncil to flex muscle at next legislative sessionCouncil members may pay more taxes. John Brummett writesCouncil ready to release study on education in ArkEstimated financial worth of members of councilRecommendations for improving education system releasedHigher educ report has no surprisesSam Walton leads press conf on report recommendationsMembers of Council listedRecommendations on vo-tech summariz edCouncil report gives reason for optimism. columnist writesDirector Archie Schaffer III to work with Gov on legis planCouncil to lead campaign for higher taxes to pay for educCouncil hears Gov Clinton outline tax proposal for programsBUSINESS INCUBATOR PR(x;RAMSsee Economic Conditions and TrendsBUSINESS CMNERSHIP BY MINORITIESsee Minority Business EnterprisesBUTLER. RICHRD GIRNTsee also Vigilance GroupsBUY AMERICA ACTION COALITIONRoundtable discussion of proj ect to buy American productsBUYING OF GO\TT GOODS AND SERVICESsee ContractsBYNUM. JOHNsee also Simmons Family MurdersBYNUM. PRESTONsee also Politics F4C C PRODUCTIONSsee Motion PicturesCABE. GLORIA12/18/88 BOlOS/09/88 COlOS/22/88 AOl05/-23/88 COl09/26/88 COl10/23/-88 cosOS/11/88 A0905/-11/88 A0905/11/-88 A0906/02/88 A1306/03/88 A0906/05/88 B0206/-20/-88 A0608/23/88 BOl09/-11/88 AOl09/11/88 Al 209/13/-88 AOl09/-13/88 A0609/13/88 A0609/13/-88 A0609/-13/-88 A0709-/13/88 BOl09/-14/-88 B0211/-18/88 BOl12/-07/-88 AOl52s2211221431151311611142l 2/-2S/-88 cos 138

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also GamblingCACTU Ssee PlantsCADDO VALLEYsee also WeatherCALE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JellCALHOUN COUNTYsee also Economic Conditions and TrendsCALHOUN, WILLIAMsee also Murders - Calhoun, WilliamCALORIESsee Weight and Weight ControlCAMDEN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My3 Ag23 Ag25 S2 S7 D21CAMP ROB IN SONTommy Robinson critical of Maj Gen James Ryan's policiesTommy Robinson has ideas for industrial park, public use areaIndustrial park could be result of Tommy Robinson' s amdtToml!o/ Robinson vows to secure use for non-military purposesCAMP, EMILEsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseCAMPBELL, EDWARD Lsee also Murders - Campbell, Edward LCAMPBELL, GLENsee also Actors and EntertainersCAMPBELL, JOETI'Esee also Murders - Campbell. JoetteCAMPBELL, THOMASsee also Murders - Campbell. JoetteCAMPBELL, WILL Dsee also Books and WritingCANADAsee also Commercesee also Economic DevelopmentCANADA. BUDsee also Horse Racing N24see also Politics F4 F6 D24 D28CANDYsee Food ContaminationCANNON, GEORGE Dsee also EducationCANOES AND CANOEINGsee Boats and BoatingCAPITAL CLUBsee Organizations and ClubsCAPITAL PUNISHMENTsee also Murders - Black, Essie Maesee also Murders - Boz ardt . Norma Jeansee also Murders - Joyce, Joesee also Murders - Klein, Robert Wsee also Murders - Lehman, Donald Hsee also Murders - Noble, Wesleysee also Murders - O'Rourke Francis05/05/88 A0905/05/88 A0907/17/88 B0308/17/88 A17111139

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Price Familysee also Murders - Robertson, Bobbie Jeansee also Murders - Stumpp. Williamsee also Murders - Warren, James Jsee also Murders - Warren, James Jsee also Simmons Family MurdersLouisiana case may affect Death Row inmates in Ark 01/20/-88 A13 2Article by death penalty opponent Brian Bolton 05/01/-88 C03 1Gov Bill Clinton pledges to do his duty on death penalty 05/05/88 A16 6Death penalty debate likely to open soon in state 05/15/88 A03 1Gov Bill Clinton answers questions on capital punishment 05/-20/88 A09 2Death penalty may deter some crimes, Gov Bill Clinton says 05/21/88 A07 1Orval E Faubus discusses capital punishment 05/22/88 AOl 5Robert McCord describes executions he witnessed 05/-22/88 C03 1No need for capital punishment, Dr Gordon D Morgan writes 05/27/88 A27 1Article on inmates on Death Row in Ark (photo) 05/-29-/88 BOl 2Ron Fields, Tom Carpenter discuss death penalty in Ark 05/29/-88 COS 1United Methodist Church opposes use of death penalty 05/31/-88 Al 2 1Commute death sentences, two religious groups ask Gov Clinton 06/01/88 All 5Columnist explores stand of Gov Bill Clinton on death penalty 06/-05/88 COl 1North Ark Conf of Methodist Church urges end to death penalty 06/09/88 Al 2 1Arkansas death penalty reasonable, just, Steve Clark says 06/20/88 A09 1William Frank Parker atop waiting list on Death Row 07/11/88 AO! 5Ark Supreme Ct establishes procedure for review of non-appeal 07/12/88 AO l SArk Supreme Ct rules review of death sentence not mandatory 07/12/88 AOl 5Review of non-appeal deals with competency of defendant only 07/12/88 AOl 5Morality of capital punishment discussed in article 07/17/88 COS 1Revs David Dyer, Royce Savage discuss capital punishment 07/17/88 COS 1Double counting rule of US Supreme Ct debated in Ark cases 08/-19/88 Al9 1Rev Louis Franz wants public debate on alternative sentence 09/-27/-88 B03 2CAPITOL BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS (ARK)see also Public Buildings and OfficesCapitol becoming more gaudy under care of W J McCuen02/12/88 All 1Capitol basement flooded when valve broke03/10/88 A09 2CARNilAY, HA'ITIEsee also History (Ark)CARLTON, JAMESsee also EducationCARNEGIE FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHINGsee also CollegesCARNEY, BETTAsee also World Wide Travel ServicesCARPENTER, ABRAHAM JRsee also AgricultureCARPENTER, IMIEsee also BooksCARPENTER, LEWISsee also Athletics F21CARPENTER, ROBERT Asee also BooksCARPENTER, WARREN Dsee also Congress (US)CARR, MARYsee also Education D240

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCARRIAGES AND BUGGIESRock City Buggy Co offers rides around LR, special eventsCARROLL COUNTYsee also Politics and Govt (Ark)County Clerk Steve Swofford resigns abruptlyCARSON, JOHNNYsee also O'Neill, CraigCARTER. FARBERsee also Weight and Weight ControlCARTHAGEFeature article on small tc:wn of Cathage (Dallas County)CARTOONSGeorge Fisher's view of 1987CASEY (ANNIE E) FOUNDATIONsee also ChildrenCASEY, CHARLESsee also Sex Crim.esCASH, KAYEsee also Education Ag28CASHION FAMILYCharter bus carries members to family reunion.CASTLEBERRY, JOEsee also Williams, MarvinCATALAN, CEL !NEsee also Murders - Schrader FamilyCATERPILLARSsee InsectsCATHOLIC CHURCHsee also Blandford, Margaret Vincentsee also Educ JalO Ja26Sister Catherine Markey heads Office of Peace and JusticeMonsignor Royce Thomas assigned to Philadelphia postMarried Episcopal priest converts, is now Catholic priestCATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS (LITTLE ROCK)see Education My3CATLETI', GRAHAMsee also Public Bldgs F18CAUTHRON, BILLsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)CAVESsee also Bars and Nightclubssee also Real EstateMammoth Spring homeowner finds cave under back stepsCAV IARsee FoodCAYCE, JOANNGathers Christmas toys for needy childrenCCX NETWJORK, INCsee also Acxiom CorpFirm reports record year for revenue and earningsConway firm plans to change name to AcxiomCELLA. CHARLESsee also Horse Racingsee also Hot Springs06/14/88 AO? 607/-23/88 AlS 110/30/-88 01 101/02/88 AO? 108/06/-88 BOl 207/31/88 AOl 509/23/-88 BOS 111/22/-88 BO l 312/05/88 BOl 112/18/88 BOS 105/1 !t/ 88 COl 506/21/88 COl 341

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCEMETERIESsee also Archeologysee also Prisons Mr14History of Coop Prairie Cemetery at MansfieldNational Cemetery at LR near capacity. restricts burialsGravestone of L C Wright found in Sylvan Hills drivewayL C Wright 's grave marker to be returned to rightful placeBronz e crucifix at Calvary Cemetery stolenCENOTAPHSsee Monuments and MemorialsCENTRAL AMERICA PEACE ACTIONsee International RelationsCENTRAL ARKANSAS LIBRARY SYSTEMsee LibrariesCENTRAL ARKANSAS SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (CONWAY)see BanksCENTRAL ARKANSAS TRANSITsee Transit SystemsCENTRAL CAREER COLLEX;Esee Trade SchoolsCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (US)Director William Webster speaks at Hot SpringsCHAFFIN, CHARLIE COLEInterviewed on ethics and lobbyist disclosure proposalCHAFFIN, J Dsee also Simmons Family MurdersCHAIRSsee Household FurnishingsCHAMBERS ORGANIZATIONsee Alcohol and Drug AbuseCHANDLER, 0 Bsee also BanksCHANDLER, ROBERT F JRWorld Food Prize winner visits WinrockCHARTWELL VALLEYsee WaterCHELATION THERAPYsee MedicineCHEMICAL WEAPONSsee Defenses and Armed Forces (US)CHERRY. SANDRAsee also Courts (US)CHESSsee GamesCHICOT LAKEsee LakesCHILD .ABUSEsee ChildrenCHILD CUSTODYsee ChildrenCHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES DIVISION (ARK)see Children and YouthCHILDREN AND YOUTHsee also Asphyxiation and Suffocation08/07/88 A15 109/01/88 B03 109/25/-88 B04 109/27/-88 BO l 112/16/88 AOl 306/10-/-88 All 211/06/88 cos 111/15/88 C02 142

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al soBenham, MatthewCrime and ViceDisease and IllnessHeadstartKidnappingKorolko, SarahLaborLoiteringMurders - Gaz away, Mary AltaMurders - Henry. Don GeorgeMurders - McCoy, Maximillion EMurders - Pearson, Billy EugeneMurders - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnOrphan TrainPrisonsProstitutionSuicideSunshine FoundationRocke£ eller Day Care Center lets children teach themselves 01/02/88 Al 2 1Cherl Bruce agrees to adoption after case went to Supreme Ct 01/14/88 A13 1LR applies for Annie E Casey Fdn grant for programs 01/15/88 A09 6Custody battle over Leiniger child sparks Iowa battle 01/2/88 All 1Robert James Lewis Sr chgd with brutal beating of his son 01/2/88 A15 4Juvenile offenders fall through gap in j ustiee system 02/22/88 A05 1Notice of adoption to unmindful fathers ruled unnecessary 03/01/88 A06 1LR wins $8.5 million Annie E Casey Fdn youth grant 03/11/88 AOl 2Summary of LR plans for use of Annie E Cssey Fdn funds 03/11/88 AOl 2List of 1 New Futures' programs Casey grant will help operate 03/ 11/88 Al 2 1Sunshine Fdn seeks funds to fulfill dreams of ill children 03/19/88 BOl 2Casey Fdn grant requires action 03/20/88 BOl 2Three children left in NLR home without food, water. power 04/21/88 A16 2Police seek warrant for woman who left children 3 days at NLR 04/22/88 Al 7 1Wilbert James Lewis gets prison term in beating of his son 05/10/88 A09 1Children and Family Services Div target of complaints 05/12/88 A07 5Child support payments do not automatically end at age 18 05/12/88 A1 2 3Sherwood alderman acquitted of battery in spankings of child 05/1 2/88 A14 5Arkansas ranks first in teen-age pregnancies 05/21/88 A07 5Youths can get lost in crack in juvenile justice system 05/23/88 A05 5New Futures for LR Youth directed by Don Crary 05/31/88 A07 2Families Supporting International Adoption meet at NLR 06/06/88 AOS 1Judge Watt warns youths not to congregate along Geyer Spgs Rd 06/10/88 All 2Eight cited for loitering on Geyer Springs parking lot 06/12/88 Al 2 1Marrying early tradition still alive at Poughkeepsie 06/19/88 BOl 2Annie Camp Fdn presents first check to LR for proj ect 06/22/88 Al 2 6Child abuse conviction of Mr & Mrs Dan Linder stands 07/07/88 AlO 4Articles explain aim. program. of Summer Challenge 07/07/88 BOl 2Summer Chal lenge program aimed at 'at-risk ' youth 07/07/88 BOl 2Summer Challenge seeks to develop initiative and trust 07/07/88 BOl 2Children's Homes program. Stepping Up. teaches independence 07/10/88 A09 1Suit alleges Charles E Williams whipped child at rec center 0&/25/88 B03 1Baby born to teen-ager in Ark every eighty minutes 08/28/88 AOl 2Children having children: the cost to Arkansas (Part 1) 0&/28/88 AOl 2Cost of teen-age pregnancies to Ark taxpayers is staggering 08/2&/88 AOl 2Article on controversy over school health clinics 0&/28/88 Al8 143

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNicole Courtney. 16, describes life as unwed motherSchool health clinics hope to de crease teen-age pregnaciesMales yield to peer pressure to have teen-age sexArticle on 13-yr-old mother of illegitmate childMale, 19. gives frank interview about sexual activityHafeeza Maj eed seeks to break cycle of teen-aged parentsChildren having children: the cost to Arkansas (Part 2)Lincoln girl kept at home to protest clinic is pregnantPregnancies in Lincoln High dropped to 2 last yearChurch leaders see teenage pregnancy proble.m. want to helpDr Joycelyn Elders wages campaign against teen pregnanciesTeenage birth rate shown. on county map of ArkState Health Dept initiatives to reduce teenage pregnanciesTeenage pregnancy rates differ widely among countiesTeenage pregnancy rates and percentages for ArkChildren having children: the cost to Arkansas (Part 3)Required family life education ignored by some school distsHome economics courses help with sex educationTaxpayers pay tremendous bills for teenage pregnanciesTeen.age mother Karen Sullivan says baby fulfills a needYouth says famil ies happy with their illegitmate grandchildActivists try to answer puzzle of teenage pregnanciesBetty Lou Hamlin works to help prevent teenage pregnanciesCarla Mixon is typical pregnant teenager with youth cut shortChildren having children: the cost to Arkansas (Part 4)Education called key to teenage sex problemGu idelines for parents who want to teach children about sexMedia bombards children with sexual messagesPregnant teenage girls tell of loneliness. pressure. fearServices available for sex counseling for teenagersTeenage mother advises other girls to delay sexual activityTeen-age pregnancy rate in 66 Ark counties exceeds natl av gSex educ must be expanded. Child Watch saysTeen-age pregnancy termed epidemicTeen pregnancy undermining state. Child Watch group saysCounties suggest educ to fight teen pregnancyTeen pregnancy statistics listed for several countiesDavid Leininger gains custody of his daughter. JessicaIowan joins battle over custody of Jessica LeiningerPulaski County to reopen juvenile detention centerAmerican Contract Services to operate Pulaski Juvenile CenterHillary Clinton asks support for juvenile justice amendmentProposed Amdt 2 would authorize juvenile justice systemTerminal cancer patient at Pine Bluff gives baby to familyTestimony in paternity narrowed by Appeals Court decisionCharles E Williams dismissed by NLR Recreation DeptAbuse probe of Joseph and Rose Miller brings lawsuitJoseph and Rose Miller allege probe damaged their reputationState Human Services Dept is obj ect of Millers ' lawsuitLegislators praise Joycelyn Elders for effort to help teensRep Lloyd George sees problem of dumb parents who don't careCreation of juvenile justice system approved by votersJuvenile justice system measure carries easily in votingCourt bas authority to alter child support agreements08/-28/88 A1 8 108/-28/-88 Al 8 108/28/88 A1 8 408/-28/-88 A19 108/ 28/ 88 Al 9 108/28/88 A19 308/-29/88 AOl 508/-29/88 AOl 508/-29/88 AOl 508/-29/88 A05 108/-29/88 A05 108/-29/88 AOS 108/29/-88 AOS 408/2/88 AOS 408/-2/88 AOS 508/-30/88 AOl 408/-30/88 AOl 408/30/88 A06 108/30/88 A06 108/30/88 A06 108/30/88 A0 6 408/30/88 A07 108/30/88 A0 7 108/-30/-88 A07 108/3 1/88 AOl 208/31/88 AOl 208/3 1/88 A06 108/31/88 A06 108/31/88 A0 6 108/31/88 A06 108/-31/88 A07 109/04/-88 C02 109/ 20/-88 BOl 509/20/-88 B01 50/23/88 BOl 209/ 23/-88 B04 109/-23/88 B04 109/27/88 BOl 209/27/88 BOl 209/28/88 AOl 609/29/88 All 110/13/88 BOl 210/13/88 BOl 210/-16/88 BOl 2l 0/-21/-88 BOS 111/02/-88 B03 111/02/88 B04 111/02/88 B04 111/-02/88 B04 111/03/88 B02 111/03/88 B02 111/0/88 A01 211/09/-88 BOS 111/10/-88 B03 144

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJoycelyn Elders urges screening of girls for sexual abuseSenators Max Howell, Nick Wilson support J Elders crusadeSomeone in home usually caused pregnancy of younger girlsDavid Leiniger continues battle with Iowa over custody of dauTeen-age attitudes t011ard sex and pregnancyYouth gang active in Pine Bluff, judge saysSunshine Fdn work with seriously ill children discussedFulfill A Dream work with terminal ly ill discussedGroups that raise funds for dying children are in disputeVicki O'Connor operates Arkansas Children's DreamsCorporal punishment barred at Glenhaven Youth RanchMelvin J Proctor chgd with ordering stepson into hot waterIllegitimacy, child-support, custody laws clarified by courtChild support program monitors payment to 63 ,000 childrenJuvenile court change s to be costlyJuvenile Justice Comm proposed 13 juvenile judges as minimumCHILDREN 1 S HOMES11/-15/-88 B0211/-15/-88 B0211/15/-88 B0211/-16/-88 BOl11/20/-88 JOl12/-01/88 B0312/04/-88 0112/04/88 AOl12/04/88 A0112/04/-88 AOl12/09/88 B0612/-10/-88 Al 912/-20/-88 B0412/23/-88 AOl12/27/-88 BOl12/28/88 BOlsee Children and YouthCHILDREN' S UNDERGROUNDsee Korolko, SarahCHINA, PEOPLE ' S REPUBLIC OFsee also Economic DevelopmentAmbassador Han Xu visits LR, chats with Gov Bill ClintonCHIPPENDALE, MEN OF01/22/88 A09 2see EntertainmentCHLORINEsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsCHRISTIAN CIVIC FOUNDATIONsee also Alcoholic BeveragesCHRISTIAN, EDDIEsee also Legal ProfessionCHRISTIANS AND Ja.JS, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF (NCCJ)see ReligionCHRISTMASsee also Robberies and TheftsKARK-'IV workers aid underpriviledged childrenMerrill Lynch gives elderly at LR free telephone callsJoAnn Cayce gathers toys for childrenTips for spreading cheer to nursing homesArticle on decorated homes in LR areaFictional short stories by John WorkmanCHRISTMAS TREESBill Hansard offers several options for customersCHRISTOPHER, GEORGEChristopher fought Ouachita Baptist, two churches over trustDissolution of trust makes Christopher a millionaire againCHUCK WAGON RACES12/05/88 EOl12/18/88 B0412/1&/-88 BOS12/20/88 EOl12/-22/88 EOl12/-24/-88 EOl11/25/88 DlO06/-1 /88 AOl06/l/-88 AOl121111555see FestivalsCHURCH OF CHRISTSuit aginst Sixth and Izard Church ruled religious, dismis sed 05/10/-88 AlO 1Members of Sixth and Izard press to see church records 05/2&/-88 C06 5Records dispute blamed for Bible class lockout at LR church 05/30/-88 A09 1Court order did not end dispute at Fifth and Izard Church 06/04/-88 A09 1Sixth and Izard Church need not open records, court rules 07/06/-88 A08 2555553222251562245

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSuit filed for rehearing in Sixth and Izard church caseCHURCHESsee Cooper Memorial Chapelsee ReligionCHURCHES FOR LIFE. ARKANSASsee Simmons Family MurdersCIGARS AND CIGARETTESsee TobaccoCIRCUSESReporter at LR describes ride on elephantArticle on Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey show at LRCITIZEN BEELouritha Green was among 17 in finals of natl contestCITIZENS BANK (ENGLAND)see BanksCITIZENS FOR JUSTICEsee Vigilance GroupsCITY EDU CATION TRU ST (LITTLE ROCK)see ScholarshipsCITY NATIONAL BANK (FORT SMITH)see BanksCIVIL LIBERTIES UNION, AMERICANsee also Education Myllsee also Nudism and Nuditysee also Simmons Family MurdersJay Jacobson explains purpose of ACLU and its actionsJay Jacobson explains reason for furor in presidential raceSample of recent Arkansas cases won. by ACLUACLU is true conservative on Constitution, Peter Harkins saysRepublican bashing brings rise in ACLU membership in ArkJohn Brummett addresses banquet of Arkansas ChapterCIVIL RIGHTS AND DISCRIMINATIONsee also Collegessee al so Cotillionsee also Educationsee al so Firemensee also Girls Statesee also Government Employees (Ark)see al so Grooming, Personalsee also Homo sexual ssee also Insurancesee also Newspaperssee also Organiz ations and Clubssee also School Desegregation, National Committee forsee also Sex Biassee also South Africasee also Vigilance Groupssee also Wilson, Jimmie LStudents stunned by segregation exercise at Camp Anytown USACourts cannot award fees to expert witnesses in court casesCivil rights problems linger for Ark minorities, rept saysIncreased prej udice, discrimination seen in ArkCIVIL WARsee History (Ark)07/09/88 Al2 506/13/88 BOl 206/15/88 BOl 406/21/88 AO S 505/20/88 Al 910/10/88 AO l10/10/88 A0711/01/88 BOS11/13/88 COl11/22/88 BOl08/12/88 A1 20/2rJ/88 B0210/19/88 BlO11/12/88 B03425311415146

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCIVIL WAR ROUNDTABLEEfforts of Frances Jernigan keeps history al iveCIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPSArticle on program of Cass Civilian Conservation CenterCLAIMS COMMISSION (ARK)see also Deer RunCLARK DILLARD INCNew general contractor makes fast move to forefront in ArkCLARK, DAN Lsee also Murders - Clark, JeffreyCLARK, JEFFREYsee also Murders - Clark, JeffreyCLARK, STEVEsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCLARKSVILLEsee alsoCLARY, JOEsee alsoCLAYseeAttorney General (Ark)Capital PunishmentGovernor (Ark) Mr13Nursing HomesWeatherFoodBuilding (Construction)CLEMENTS, KENNETHsee also Murders - Nobl itt, Lawrence RayCLEVENGER, TIMOTHYsee also RobberiesCLINES, HOYT FRANKLINsee also Murders - Lehman, Donald HCLINTON, BILLsee also Governor (Ark)see also Vice President (US)CLINTON, HILLARY RODHAMShares NCCJ humanitarian award with husband, Bill ClintonExtract of speech made at NCCJ humanitarian award banquetNamed on list of country's 100 most pCMerful lawyersPossible conflict of interest is topic of columnSupports amendment for juvenile justice systemUrges lawmakers to support preschool programsHea.ds ABA panel on women in the legal professionCLINTON, ROGERClinton arrested in Hot Springs night club altercationClinton plead 's innocent to disorderly conduct chgConvenience store hiring of Clinton may have violated codeClinton found guilty of disorderly conduct, finedClinton is reimbursed for giving antidrug talksNo evidence of police misconduct found in arrest of ClintonRoger Clinton charged again after incident at Hot SpringsRoger Cl inton comments on his brushes with the lawWitness says Roger Clinton only trying to stop a fightFederal judge to decide if probation to be revokedEnters innocent plea to new chargesHearing set on revocation of Clinton 's probationClinton found innocent of felony , convicted of misdemeanor01/10/88 EOl 108/21/-88 BO! 210/30/88 FOl 104/28/88 A13 105/02/88 All 405/09/-88 A06 305/18/88 A14 110/13/88 BOl 211/11/88 BOS 112/26/88 A09 101/20/88 All 201/22/88 AlO 501/23/88 AlO 102/19/88 A0 9 203/30/88 A07 204/-06/88 A14 504/10/88 AO l 604/10/88 A14 304/11/88 AOl 504/12/-88 A08 504/16/-88 A0 9 105/-06/88 A14 405/27/88 AOl 247

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLClinton admits drinking, using cocaine, stays on probationCLOCKS AND WATCHESTower clock presented to UAF by Delta Delta Delta sororityCL CM NSGary Weir holds record portraying BozoCLUBS06/25/88 A0911/12/88 EOl01/19/88 BOl435see OrganizationsCMW INCClarksville plant destroyed by fireCOAL04/30/88 A0 9 1see also Electric PowerSeventeen chgd with fraudulent coal land sales 05/27/88 Al3 3Third suspect pleads guilty to scheme on coal lands sales 11/17/88 Al3 1Racketeering counts against 14 men in coal lands case dropped 12/2&/88 B06 4COBB, F W JREx-chief of Savers Federal S&L sued by Stephens, Inc 02/03/88 C02 5Stephens, Inc sues Cobb for $1 .34 million in alleged debt 02/03/88 C02 5COBLE, RAYMONDsee also PrisonsCOLLIDE FAIRsee Colleges Ja18COLLEGE STATIONsee also CrimeCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESsee also Athleticssee also Baseballsee also Basketballsee also Commonwealth Collegesee also Footballsee also Governor 's School (Ark)see also Homosexualssee also Insurancesee also Journalismsee also Motion Picturessee also Scholarshipssee also Stadiums and ArenasBlack student ratios drop as state shows rise in coll rollsChart shows rise, decline in black coll enrollment, 1974-1987Decreased financial aid blamed for drop in black enrollmentWildlife research unit for UAF sought by lawmakers from ArkMerger of colleges at Univ of Ark at Little Rock proposedHendrix College gets funds for piano repairsOuachita Baptist Univ gets four new board membersUniv of Ark at Little Rock deans comment on reorganizationFive-year role-and-scope plan being developed for schoolsTution increase of 2.5 pct may be needed. DRE saysUALR reorganization approved by panel of UA trusteesPhi Lambda Chi at UCA found guilty of hazingUA Trustees approve UALR reorganiz ation planUniv of Ark system asks $119 million in proj ectsWildlife research unit to be estabd at UAFArticle mentions first black graduates of UAF Law SchoolDesegregation of UAF Law School in 1948 recalled in articleCollege Fair 188 held at LR for high school seniors01/01/88 All 101/01/88 Al 1 101/01/88 All 101/08/88 Al 0 501/12/88 AOl 201/12/88 A08 501/12/88 A08 501/13/88 Al l 201/14/88 A18 101/14/88 A1 8 l01/15/88 A15 101/15/88 A18 601/ 16/88 Al 2 101/16/88 Al 2 201/17/88 B03 501/18/88 AOl 601/18/88 AOl 601/18/88 AOS 248

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPhi Lamdba Chi at UCA accused of hazing, placed on probationNational Teacher Exam passed by 90 pet in Ark last yearStatistics shCM improvement on NTE pass rate at black collsTuition rise taken out of funding formula by Higher Educ BdNational Teacher Exam results. 1986-87 shOrNn for each collSome schools had 100 pct passing rate on Natl Teacher ExamUniv of Central Ark fraternity appeals probationNational Teacher Exam passage rate in Ark is 97 pctCentral Baptist Coll gets anonymous gift of $135,000Southern Ark Univ's El Dorado branch sets record enrollmentOffering doctorates could help its budget, ASU trustees toldBlack graduates of UA Law School honor Silas HuntProbation of UCA's Phi Lambda Chi revoked by acting presidentPrivate four-year coll called Baxter Univ formed at Mtn HomeSpring enrollment at Henderson State up by 131Henderson State receives $516,000 in giftsLibrarians of Univ of Ark system plan funding strategyPresident Myer L Titus discusses goals at Philander SmithUniv of Central Ark considering five for presidentState colls and univs in compliance with desegregation planArk doesn't achieve racial quota for collegesTable shows pct of blacks enrolled in each public Ark collSpring enrollment on Univ of Ark campuses down 2.12 pctHenderson State gets two endowment giftsHendrix College gets $25 , 000 scholarshipUniv of Ark at Pine Bluff to ge t $2 .4 million in federal aidUpgrading of votech schools to colleges proposed by G FisherUniv of Central Ark names Dr Winfred L Thompson presidentUCA's new pres to seek more private funds. salary raisesSouthern Ark Univ gets staffing from Arkla for programArticle on hazing by Univ of Central Ark fraternitiesSome coll students look forward to fraternity hazingJames Meriweather displays Omega Psi Phi brand on armOmega Psi Phi fraternity has physically branded pledgesUA Agriculture Experiment Station marks 100 yrs of serviceSouthern Baptist Coll receives $175;000 Mabee Fdn grantHendrix Coll receives $75. 000 grant from Vining FdnUALR Assembly opposes appmt of Benj amin as head of collegeUAPB checking on possible haz ing incident by fraternityMedian costs of educ in Ark and other Southern statesAppmt of Lloyd Benj amin as dean of UALR college to standBaxter Univ prel iminary application withdrawn for studyUAMS losing grant money because space shortUALR Assembly obj ect s to rul es violation. not Dr Benj aminSouthern Arkansas Univ's El Dorado branch dedicates bldgUAPB suspends three Kappa Kappa Psi members in incidentJohn Easley retiring as president of Phillips County CollegeArk rank in terms of need and willingness to support collegesArticle on UAF professor Willard Gatewood and his workSalaries of faculty in Southern states by state and rankPct of general revenues for Ark higher education, 1987-1 989Prepaid tuition plan discussed in legis staff report25 pct of freshmen in Ark public colls require remedial workLegislative Council concerned by lack of preparation for coll01/-19/-88 A07 501/22/88 A09 501/-22/-88 A09 501/-23/88 A0 9 101/-23/-88 A0 9 201/-23/88 A09 201/-25/-88 A08 3011-27 /-88 A07 201/28/-88 AlO 501/29-/88 AlO 501/30/88 A17 101/31/88 A0 3 101/31/88 B06 502/02/88 A0 7 402/-04/88 A13 10 2/05/-88 Al 0 402/-05/-88 A13 302/-09/88 A07 202/-09-/-88 A0 9 502/11/-88 AO l 402/-12/-88 Al 6 102/12/88 A16 202/13/88 AlO 302/13/-88 AlO 502/13/88 AlO 502/13/-88 AlO 502/14/88 C03 502/16/-88 AOl 302/-20/-88 A0 9 202/-20/-88 C02 302/22/-88 A06 102/22/88 A06 102/22/-88 A06 602/22/-88 A06 602/-22/-88 C05 102/-25/-88 Al2 502/-26/-88 AlO 102/-26/-88 Al 0 302/27/-88 Al l 102/29/-88 COl 103/01/88 A0 7 103/02/88 Al 1 103/03/88 Al 4 503/03/88 A16 303/-04/-88 A08 503/05/-88 A08 203/-11/-88 Al 7 503/-13/-88 A0103/-13/88 A06 103/-13/-88 A0 6 203/-13/-88 A06 503/18/-88 Al 7 103/19/-88 AO l 503/19/88 AOl 549

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLUniv of Ark trustees approve 4 pct tuition increaseTuition chgs at Univ of Ark campuses currently and Fall 1988Number of students in remedial programs at each public collCollege prep classes of ten avoided, high school teachers sayCarnegie Fdn for Advancement of Teaching reports on Ark collsCarnegie Fdn study was commissioned by Ark Business CouncilEarnest L Boyer directed Carnegie Fdn study in ArkGov Bill Clinton says Carnegie Fdn report one of the bestArticle summariz es recommendations of Carnegie FdnUniversity officials react favorably to Carnegie Fdn reportArkansas College receives $1 million for travel programFunds diverted to athletics compared with research fundingCarnegie Fdn report will not be gathering dustArkansas College president Dr Dan C West takes Wisconsin postReport called for end to Legislative meddling in higher educChart of actual state revenues received per FrE by each univDr Dan Ferriter offers ideas to slow talent drain frc:m ArkUAF to get $613,891 for research on bus, truck brake systemColleges will decline without $150 million soon, Board toldPresidents, chancellors agree to program review boardSouthern Ark Univ plan for parking lot upsets Knox NelsonBart Lindsey, Dr Fra.nk G Kumpuris apptd to UA Bd of TrusteesSwapping autonomy for excellence (ed)Arkansas Tech has many Carn.egie recommendations in place newArkansas College budget is $8.4 millionUA Pres Ray Thornton wants $100,000 salary for some teachersUA President Ray Thornton wants faculty pay higher than admrsUniv of Ark Board plans for higher budget. faculty pay raiseUA revenue proj ection comparison by campusGov Bill Clinton wanted to name woman to ASU BdDarrell Johnson apptd to ASU Bd by Acting Gov Nick WilsonNick Wilson appmt of ASU Trustee called 'petty politics'Jerry Havens. Rebecca Williams receive teaching awardHigher Educ Comm recommendation for salary increasesAmerican-style apartheid seen at UAPB , Paul Greenberg writesTuition raised by $75 per year at Arkansas State UnivUALR announces journal ism Distinguished Service winnersArticle on Rebecca Williams, winner of teaching aw ardPlayboy interviews models at Univ of Ark at FayettevilleCosts going up next year for UALR. UAF, UAM studentsUAPB. UAM to keep physics degree despite HEB recommendationEditorial on failure of campuses to end physics programsTaxpayers want education. not entertainment. UCA prof writesUniv of Oz arks gets $1 million from Harvey Jones FdnPhilander Smith honors five graduatesState universities plan commencementsStudents in UA system paying more of education bill in feesDiscrimintion ruling against UAPB upheldMerit Scholarships given to 31 in stateArticle on cheating in colleges covers several campusesGov Bill Clinton releases $3 million for UA' s Old Main workBias on Ark campuses is subj ect of articleList of doctoral candidates at UAMSHigher Educ Bd hears stories of financial conditions at UAF03/19/88 A09 403/19/-88 A0 9 503/l/-88 Al3 203/19/88 A13 403/22/88 AO l 203/22/88 A01 203/22/88 AO l 203/22/88 AO l 203/22/88 A08 103/22/88 AOB 103/24/-88 AO l 203/25/88 A0 9 l03/27/88 A17 103/29/-88 A05 403/30/-88 A07 103/30/88 A08 303/31/88 Al 9 104/-02/88 Al 0 404/07/88 AOl 204/-07/88 AOl 204/-08/-88 A09 204/-08/-88 Al 2 504/10/88 C02 104/ 1 2/88 Al 2 304/13/88 All 104/-15/88 AOl 504/-15/88 AO l 504/-15/88 AOl 504/-15/-88 AO l 604/-15/88 A09 104/-15/-88 A09 204/-16/-88 A08 104/16/88 AlO 504/17/88 A14 604/17/-88 C06 304/-19/-88 A05 204/-20/88 All 404/-21/88 BOl 204/22/88 Al3 204/-23/88 AOl 604/25/-88 A0 2 204/-26/88 Al2 104/28/88 Al7 104/-30/88 C06 605/01/88 A18 505/01/88 BOB l05/02/-88 AOl 205/03/88 A0 8 105/05/88 AlO 105/08/88 AOl 305/0&/-88 AOl 305/08/88 COl 405/09/-88 A0 6 105/-12/88 a14 150

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLUALR gets pledge of $50,000 from Ottenheimer Fdn 05/-13/-88 A08 5Renovation of UA' s Old Main draws criticism 05/-15/-88 C03 1Dr H D Luck urges state to think big on funding schools 05/-16/-88 AOl 2Alcohol seized. Hendrix Coll students arrested at Goat Roast 05/-18/-88 AOl 2Hendrix College Goat Roast was being held in Conway Co 05/-18/-88 Al l 2Hearings being held on Higher Educ Bd master plan for 1989-94 05/-19/88 AlO 5UALR graduation scheduled for 1.298 students 05/-19/88 A17 1UALR honC)rS Eugene J Towbin. Peyton E Rice. R W Roachell 05/19/-88 A17 3Ark Business Council draft of recommendations reviewed 05/-20/-88 AOl 5Absence of black concerns in Business Council rept noted 05/-21/-88 AOl 3Rob Walton critical of omission of blacks in Council rept 05/-21/-88 AOl 3Column on anti-intellectual element in Ark 05/24/-88 A05 1Arkansas State Univ faculty survey faults adm. pay . sports 05/25/88 A09 5Robot technology explored in labs at University of Arkansas 05/25/-88 AlO 1Degree programs protected by Constitution, Atty Gen rules 05/-26/-88 A07 2Legis can use power over spending to end programs at colleges 05/-26/-88 A07 2Ark Business Council awards $655,000 to Westark. SAU-Tech 05/-27/-88 A1 2 1Community colleges seek reforms to benefit their programs 05/-27/88 A17 1Decline in share of state budget discussed by Ray Thornton 05/-27/-88 A21 1Article on large number of older students now enrolled 05/2/88 AOl 3Ray Thornton plan for universities called not realistic 05/-31/-88 A07 1UAMS applicants drop, admissions steady 05/31/88 B06 1UAF' s Natl Center for Agricultural Law Research is unique 06/-01/88 AlO 2UAF's Old Main restoration a bargain, Donna Axum says 06/-01/88 A17 1UALR should grant doctorates, Chancellor James Young says 06/-02/-88 A13 4State studies plan to allow pre-payment of college educ 06/-02/-88 C03 2UALR library charges for use by non-university patrons 06/-03/-88 A13 1Tenure for coll teachers protects incompetence. lawmakers say 06/-04/-88 AOl 6Reaction strong to column saying Ray Thornton overrated 06/05/88 A03 1Arkansas Tech Parks Dept to operate Spring Lake facility 06/-06/-88 COl 3Tenure system for faculty defended by administrators 06/-07/-88 AOl 6Banker seeks 4-yr college for Fort Smith 06/07/-88 A08 1State Higher Education Bd holds hearings in Fort Smith 06/-07/88 A0 8 1Higher Educ Comm recommendations for reforms 06/-08/88 A0 6 1UAPB seeks to strengthen programs. add graduate program 06/08/-88 A0 6 1UAF ' s Old Main should be razed, Stella Scurlock says 06/-09/-88 A19 1UALR Chancellor James Young is candidate for Oregon post 06/-14/-88 A07 2UALR Chancellor James H Young decides to remain at post 06/-17/-88 A13 2Shorter Coll bd rej ects resignation of H Benj amin Williams 06/-21/88 A07 1Drouth clues sought in tree rings by UAF researchers 06/26/88 A21 1Blacks in state colls in Ark (statistics) 06/-26/-88 BOl 2Problems of black students interests Comm on Higher Education 06/-26/-88 BOl 2Black professionals see backing aw ay from affirmative action 06/-26/-88 BO l 5Higher Educ Comm asks greater effort on black enrollment 06/30/88 A05 1Ouachita Baptist Univ names Dr Ben M Elrod president 07/-01/88 A0 8 1Henderson State has pilot program to slow high school dropout 07/01/88 A27 1Arkansas College gets Mabee Fdn challenge grant of $1 million 07/-02/88 A0 9 5UAPB integration lags under leadership of Chancellor Walker 07/-03/-88 C06 3Faculty pay tied to evaluations approved by Higher Educ Comm 07/07/88 A0 9 1Gov Bill Clinton opposes 100 pct tax credits for donations 07/-07/-88 A09 1Higher Educ Comm backs larger tax credits for coll donations 07/-07/88 A0 9 1Higher educ share of revenues shoul d be 18 pct. panel says 07/-07/-88 A09 1Vocational schools should offer assoc degrees, panel says 07/-07/-88 A0 9 1Arkansas Poultry Federation endows chair at UAF for $500.000 07/-07/-88 C02 451

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COL'!Wo ASU professors challenge Murphy on need for researchEntering freshmen face reading. math. English testingWestark Community Coll celebrates 60 years of serviceHarding Univ gets $1.25 million Mabee Fdn challenge grantUALR plant director accused of personal use of state truckUAF wins fight to extend visa of Dr Zhengzhi ShengUALR plant director Fred Sanders resignsShorter Coll president H Benj amin Williams moves from stateOuachita Baptist receives $1 million from Harvey Jones FdnHarvey and Berniece Jones give $1 million to UAMSMany professors at UALR are searching for jobs elsewhereUnderfinancing at UALR brings widespread problemsChart of state spending on 4-yr collegesState spending at 4-yr schools per pupil. and fteUALR revenue problems hurting student. faculty moraleUALR students feel bite of budget restrictionsUALR Chancellor James Young traces problems to UA phase-inHenderson and UAPB make list of ten least-costly US collegesFort Smith entitled to 4-yr college. Bev Lambert saysHigher education to seek $356 million from LegislatureTax increase may be needed to meet college requestsBudget recommendations of DRE for each institutionCommunity college without walls advocated for Benton CountyHigher Educ Bd begins drive for more money for schoolsArkansas Tech aggressively seeks to add minority facultyRecruiting minority faculty difficult. Dr Kenneth Kersh saysArticle on Ouachita Baptist 's retiring president Dan R GrantFreshmen face state-mandated standards in English. mathFall 1987 enrollment in publ ic. private colls in ArkFall 1988 enrollment expected to be about 75.000Statistics on high school graduates attending collegeMinimal required scores on standardized tests for freshmenArchitecture program at UAF created by accidentArchitecture program at UAF enj oys good reputationE Fay Jones developed UAF architecture programArk has long record on attacks on professorsArticle on revived efforts to weaken tenure for teachersLegislators took intensive course in higher educ at UAFLaw School dean at UAF disputes data on bar exam failuresLaw students at UAF lead in failures of bar examCorporate tax hike for improvements suggested by Don TysonHigher Educ Comm. makes 59 recommendations for improvementsHigher Educ Comm' s recommendations would cost $92 millionDon Tyson pledges support for corp tax rise to aid collegesHigher Educ Comm' s most costly recommendations listedHigher Educ Comm sugge sts tax credit for gifts to academicsLawyer says bar results show decline in quality of studentsJohn L Ward leaves UAF for position at UCALaw students contend bar exam meant to limit lawyersHigher Educ Comm proposal could mean lifetime jobs. Gov say sBusiness officials wary of plan to increase corporate taxesColleges want day-to-day operations flexibilityStudents express little concern with faculty tenureHigher Educ Comm list of 59 recommendations for reform07/-08/-88 A17 107/-22/88 AOS 107/-25/-88 AOS 407/-26/-88 A1 2 107/-26/88 Al3 507 /-27 /88 A2 9 607/-28/-88 A09 107/-28/-88 A1 4 607/-29/-88 A21 307/30/-88 Al3 208/-07/-88 AOl 208/-07/88 AOl 208/-07/-88 AOl 408/-07/88 AOl 408/-07/-88 A08 108-/-07 /-88 A08 108/-07/88 A08 408/-07/88 A1 2 508/-07 /-88 C03 408/-10-/-88 A09 208/-10/-88 A09 208/-10/-88 A09 308/1 2/88 A02 108/-13/-88 Al3 60 8/-14/-88 C03 108-/-14/-88 C03 108/-15/-88 A09 508/21/-88 AOl 208/21/88 AOl 608/-21/-88 Al 2 208/-21/-88 Al 2 208/-21/-88 Al2 308/-21/-88 BOl 2.08/-21/-88 BOl 208/-21/-88 BOl 508/-21/-88 C04 108/-21/88 C04 108/-22/88 B06 508/-23/88 AOl 408/-23/-88 A01 408/-24/88 AOl 508/24/-88 AOl 508-/-24/-88 AOl 5OS/-24/-88 A04 1OB/-24/-88 A04 108/-24/-88 A04 208/- 24/-88 BO 1 508/-24/88 BOS 108/-25/-88 B02 108/25/88 B03 408/-28/-88 A03 108/29/88 BOl 108/29/-88 BOl 508/29/-88 B02 352

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLW L Thompson blasts legis, Arkansas Business Council , mediaWinfred L Thompson is president of University of Central ArkGovernor's task force presents ideas for help with tuitionList of ideas for assistance with college tutionHSU teacher Virline Nutt is authority on 'math anxiety 'Natural friction between bar examiners, law schools citedUniv of Ark may get national pest esearch centerBlacks suggest ways to aid them in access to educationPaul Bowden's advice to entering freshman studentsArkansas Business Council ready to release study on reformsUS Supreme Ct Justice Harry A Blakmon to teach at UALR 2 daysArticles on failure of students to pass Arkansas Bar ExamsAccountability with tenure urged by Gov Bill ClintonArkansas Business Council releases rept on needed reformsSummary of Arkansas Business Council recommendationsUAPB enrollment stands at 3 ,300, motel used to house studentsArkansas State Univ says entrance exam scores improvedCriticism of teacher programs knee-j erk response. some sayOuachita Baptist dinner to benefit building programRay Thornton calls for better review of tenured facultyCollege remedial program called 'ridiculous. absurd'Committee to review tenure in Univ of Ark systemIndustry. academia work together to solve problemsSmall business centers aid smal l firmsHigher Educ Bd says it needs flexibility on programsFaculty need, deserve tenure. Michael Gilbert writesHendrix students fight apartheid with scholarshipHendrix Coll accused of giving poor job referencesWestark Community Coll has record enrollment of 4306Faculty salaries would increase under Gov Clinton's proposalArkansas colleges on AAUP-censored list see no problemsSouthern Ark Univ, Univ of Ozarks . Phillips Co on AAUP listDetails of Gov Clinton 's legislative package for 1989University of Central Ark inaugurates President Win ThompsonArkansas Tech crime incidents more than doubled last yearArkansas campuses relatively safe from criminal actsUAPB has one one of nation' s highest violent crime ratiosCrimes on seven campuses in Ark shown in tableUAF errors in audit corrected, officials sayPhilander Smith Coll sets goal of $13S,OOO in UNCF driveSix . universities face cuts in teacher training programsUniv of the Ozarks launches $20,7 nillion fund driveUniv of the Oz arks special izes in helping learning disabledTough legislation on tenure predicted by Rep Bob McGinnisRemedial program funding to be opposed by Rep Lloyd GeorgeHefty pay raises sought for administrators, facultyStrong tenure policy urged by UA President Ray ThorntonBudget requests called misleading by Sen Mike BeebeUALR Law School to seek new bldg when Legislature convenesRemedial programs likely to cost $1.7 million this yearPercent of freshmen in remedial programs at state 's univsArk State Univ sets up vegetable brokering operationVocational Educ Bd opposes restructuring of vo-tech schoolsE Kearney Dietz new head of Indpendent Colleges of Arkansas09/01/-88 BOl 509/01/-88 BOl 509/-02/88 BOl 209/-02/88 BOl 209/-04/-88 A19 109/-05/88 BOl 309/-08/88 C02 109/09/-88 BOl 609/-09/88 BU 409/11/-88 AOl 509/ 11/88 B03 409/-11/-88 C04 109/12/88 B03 509/13/-88 AOl 309/13/88 AO S 109/lS/88 BOl 309/17/88 B03 609/18/-88 B02 109/18/-88 EOl 309/23/88 B03 109/23/-88 B04 409/-24/88 BOS 109/2S/88 BOl 209/-25/-88 BO 9 109/2S/88 BlO 209/-26/88 BOS 110/-01/88 BOl 210/01/88 BlO 110/-02/88 BOS s10/-03/-88 AOl 610/-03/88 BOl 41 0/-03/88 BO 1 410/03/88 BO 2 s10/-0&/88 BOl 210/11/88 EOl 110/11/88 EOl 110/11/88 EO l 110/11/88 E02 110/-16/88 A18 310/-18/88 B02 410-/-22/88 BOl 210-/24/-88 BOl 210/24/88 BO! 210/-26/88 BOl 510/26/88 B04 110/27/-88 BOl 210/27/-88 B06 110/-28/-88 A08 411/-05/88 BOl 511/07/-88 BOl s11/-07/88 B02 211/-08/88 CO! 511/-15/-88 B03 511/16/-88 BOS 4S3

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAlcohol tax proposed to pay for UAMS improvementsTenure pol icy under fire from several quartersStatistics on tenured faculty at Ark state universitiesTenurecreited ofr security at UA during legal battle in 1958Hendrix College receives $250.000 from Ewing P Pyeatt familyDr Paul Marion links college education to economic developWestark Community Coll seeks to become University CenterRemedial math courses should be ended, Dr B L Madison saysOlder students become more common on campusesRay Thornton and UAPB differ on graduate coursesUA Bd to borrow $13 .7 million to help UAMS, UAPBArkansas College names Dr John V Griffith presidentDr Ivan Holmes may lose UAF job over alleged political workUAF's Ivan Holmes accused of political use of univ facilitiesOuachita Baptist to get $1 million upon death of K WilsonDr Ivan Holms appeals recommendation on his UAF contractRemedial programs still concern State Repr Lloyd GeorgeMaster' s program in physical therapy to be offered at UCAUniversity of Central Ark Library building to be expandedEighty pct of Ark college freshmen need remedial coursesUAF journalism head halts recommendation on Dr Ivan HolmesCosts in Arkansas to zoom in next 20 yearsUAF undergraduate degree may cost $100.000 by 2008High school remedial classes urged by Lloyd GeorgeTax credit plan for donations to colls, univs being studiedRemedial courses in summer at high schools gets ALC backingRemedial classes enroll 38.2 pct of freshmen, study shCJ'i1sCollege freshmen in remedial programs in South (chart)UAF journalism student says she was pressured to complainCollege remedial programs enrollment statisticsEnrollment in remedial programs listed by school and subj ectOfficials hope to trade increased accountability for moneyArk has excellent record on repayment of student loansList of top ten colls in Ark in student loan default ratesCOLLIER, TOMsee also Education N3COLLINS, EUNICEsee also Murders - Collins. EuniceCOLLINS, RICHARD L SRsee also Av iationCOLORED PEOPLE, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OFsee Blackssee Pol ice Fl 7COMETSsee Space. OuterCOMMERCEsee also Economic DevelopmentTotal Arkansas-Canada trade in 1986 listed by productState exports to Canada up 12 pctFigures on Arkansas exports can be misleadingHarvey Jo Sanner questions effort on rice sales to JapanHarold Jinks leads battle against foreign goodsCOMMON CAU SEScott Trotter named executive director11/18/88 B0611/21/88 AOl11/21/88 A0511/-21/88 B0611/23/88 B0611/-25/88 BOl11/-27/88 BOS11/27/88 C0311/30/88 EOl12/01/88 BOl12/02/88 B0712/06/88 BO 112/06/88 BOl12/06/88 BOl12/07/88 B0212/07 /88 BO 812/-0&/88 BOS12/-08/88 B0712/-08/88 B0712/09/88 BOl12/09/88 B0712-/ 12/88 COl12/12/88 COl12/13/88 AOl12/17/88 All12/17/-88 A1 812/20/88 AOl12/20/88 AOl12/21/88 B0712/23/88 AOl12/23/88 AOl12/25/88 BOl12/31/88 BOl12/31/88 BOl03/13/.88 FOl06/14/-88 C0107/10/88 F0209/26/88 F0210/-05/88 COl11/20/88 B025624441324625543311544s2212512314441112654

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCOMMONWEALTH COLLEGEBrief article on history of controversial college at MenaCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY. NORTH LITTLE ROCKsee HousingCOMPANIES AND FACTORIESsee also AFCO Steel Cosee also Acme Brick Cosee also Acxiom Corpsee also Advanced Brake and Clutch Cosee also Afco Metals. Incsee also Agape Productssee also Aircraft Acoustics Incsee also Airlec USsee also Aktina Corpsee also Alltel Corpsee also Aluminum Company of Americasee also American Greetings Corpsee also American Professional Engineers and Consultantssee also American Telephone and Telegraphsee also American Transportation Cosee also Anchor Packaging Incsee also Appalachian Computer Servicessee also Arkansas Apparel Finishing, Incsee also Arkansas Best Corpsee also Arkansas Flag and Banner Cosee also Arkansas Modification Centersee also Arkla. Incsee also Armbruster-Stageway Incsee also Aromatiquesee also Bailey-Smith Corpsee also Baldor Electric Cosee also Baldwin. and Shell Construction Cosee also Baxter Healthcare Corpsee also Big River Incsee also Binkley Cosee also Bowater. Incsee also Brent and Sam' s Handmade Cookiessee also CCX Network. Incsee also CKJ Incsee also Clark Dillard Incsee also Colleges and Universitiessee also ConAgra Foodssee also Conestoga Wood Specialties. Incsee also CoolDirect Air Systemssee al so Daisy Manufacturing Cosee also Delta Mouldingsee also Emerging Technologies. Incsee also Eudora Garment Cosee also Eureka Log Homes. Incsee also Fairfield Communities. Incsee also GenCorpsee also Georgia-Pacific Corpsee also Gilbert Industriessee also Helena-West Helena Sportswear03/20/88 D14 555

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee al.sosee alsosee alsoHudson Foods. IncIdeal Baking CoInnotek CorpInternational Paper CoInterstate Highway Sign CoIntox Laboratories. IncJacuzzi Brothers. IncKellwood CoKinney Shoe CorpKlipsch and AssociatesKroger CoKrueger, W AL'lV Aerospace and Defense CoLibel and SlanderMG IndustriesMcDonnel Douglas CorpMedal lion Foods IncMid-America IndustriesMilwaukee Electric Tool CorpMiss Martha 's Tam.alesMonArk Boat CoMountain Valley Spring CoMurphy Oil CorpNational Tube CoNational Wire Fabric CorpNewly Weds FoodsNorth America Reel CONucor CorpOsceola Shoe Company, IncP A M Transportation Services. IncPel-Freez IncPickens-Bond Construction CoPoulan/Weed EaterPrescolite IncPrestolite Wire CorpReynolds Metals CoRison Wood ProductsRiverside Furniture CoRohr IndustriesRose Publishing CoSanyo Manufacturing CorpSeward Luggage CoStark Manufacturing CoStrategis Minerals CorpSuperior Industries InternationalSwink and CoSystematics. IncTCBY Enterprises, IncTeel Petroleum CoTyson Foods, IncUniversal Die Casting IncVictorian Scents and Such, IncWal-Mart Stores. IncWapsi Fly Co56

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Wengroup Companiessee also Winkleman Battery Cosee also Wood Specialty ProductsFour Ark firms make Forbes list of 500 largestSteel plant planned for Helena siteEight Arkansas firms listed among nation's most valuableArkansas's top ten employers listedCorporate 'sharks ' find takeover bids in Ark difficultCritic evaluates annual reports of Arkansas firmsTakeovers taking hold in ArkList of aerospace-related industries in ArkCOMPTON. NEILCompton had maj or role in saving Buffalo RiverCOMPUTERS04/-1 2/88 cot04/-19/88 COl04/20/88 C0105/02/88 COl05/22/88 FOl08/16/88 COl10/31/88 C0311/21/88 COl11/-20/88 DlO242162311see also Educ F15 F22 024Article tells how comput ers become infected with virusesNo reports of virus infection have come from ArkArkansas Systems, Inc helps introduce new IBM lineCON.AGRA FOODS06/12/88 F0106/12/88 FOl06/22/88 COl222see also Tyson Foods IncFirm saves funds after study of improved efficiencyCONCORD SCHOOL DISTRICI'02/-26/-88 C03 4see Educ F3CONESTOGA WOOD SPECIALTIES. INCCabinet-making plant locates facility at Mountain ViewCONFEDERATE FLAG06/07/88 C02 1see Flags and EmblemsCONGRESS (US)Article says Democrats played into hands of Darrell Glasscock 01/-01/88 A13 1Darrell Glascock says he did not vote for Frank White 01/01/88 A13 1Darrell Glascock seeks to unseat Dem Repr Bill Alexander 01/01/88 A13 1Jim Lingle, David Stewart seek Dem nomination in Dist 3 01/01/88 A23 1John Paul Hammerschmidt (Repub) seeks renomination in Dist 3 01/-01/88 A23 1Darrell Glascock to appeal Dem Party refusal of candidacy 01/01/88 A26 5Political future of Dale Bumpers called open-ended 01/-02/88 AOl 4Tommy Robinson seeks Dem nomination for re-election 01/-05/88 A06 1Warren D Carpenter seeks Repub nomination in 2nd Dist 01/05/88 A06 1Darrell Glascock files suit seeking spot on Dist 1 Dem ballot 01/05/88 A07 2No glasnost for Glascock (ed) 01/05/88 AlO 1Every sitting Repr from Ark has opponent 01/06/88 A01 2Darrell Glascock granted inj unction to run as Dem in Dist 1 01/06/88 A0 9 2List of candidates seeking party nominations 01/06/88 AlS 1Al.an Waters seeks GOP nomination in Dist 2 01/-06/88 A15 2M Alan Waters says he is conservative. not too far right 01/-07/88 A09 2Sen Dale Bumpers urges passage of INF treaty 01/07/88 A1 5 1Darrell Glascock quietly courting Jesse Jackson supporters 01/08/88 A09 1Delegation seeks wildlife research unit for Univ of Ark 01/-08/88 Al 0 5Dale Bumpers sometimes regrets leaving presidential race 01/09/88 AOS 1Darrell Glascock seeks black votes. help from Jesse Jackson 01/09/88 A0 8 3Senator Dale Bumpers aboard plane in landing accident in Ark 01/-10/-88 BOl 2Delegation attendance records 01/-1 2/88 A03 1Book says military confronted David Pryor on voting record 01/13/88 AlO 1Democratic Party attorneys argue agsinst Darrell Glascock 01/-14/88 AlO 5Toothpick mill official offended by David Pryor remark 01/-14/88 A17 157

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTommy Robinson settles suit with William E Beaumont 01/15/88 A0 1 2Dale Bumpers seeks end to cheap quartz crystal land leases 01/15/-88 A12 1David Pryor seeks change in Senate wasting of time 01/15/88 A1 2 1Reforming Senate is top priority of David Pryor 01/15/88 A15 2Darrell Glascock off ballot as case moves to Circuit Ct 01/16/-88 A0 9 1Bill Alexander seeks endorsement of state AFL-CIO 01/-16/-88 C02 5Dist 2 GOP candidates not interviewed by AFL-CIO 01/16/88 C02 5Time-saving ideas presented to Senate by D Bumpers. D Pryor 01/-17/-88 A0 9 1Bill Alexander endorsed by state AFL-CIO 01/17/-88 AlO 2Editorial on Darrell Glascock as a candidate 01/-17/88 C04 5Dem candidates J Lingle and D Stewart plan positive race 01/-18/-88 AOS 1Map of counties in 3rd Congressional Dist 01/-18/88 A0 5 1Dale Bumpers surprised over cost of jet stop in LR 01/19/-88 A05 2Bill Alexander seeks funds to repair bridge at DeValls Bluff 01/-19/88 A08 4Democratic Party ordered to certify Darrell Glascock 01/21/88 AO l 2Tommy Robinson faults federal judges for full jails 01/21/-88 A09 2Bill Alexander urges Dems to drop suit against D Glascock 01/22/-88 AlO 5Darrell Glascock not a bad guy. Bill Alexander says 01/22/-88 AlO 5Darrell Glascock placed on Dist 1 ballot officially 01/-23/-88 All 4Tommy reverts to type (ed on Tommy Robinson on federal cts) 01/-24/88 C02 1Ark delegation noted no surprises in Pres Reagan' s message 01/26/88 AOS 1Beryl Anthony urges Dems to stress family values 01/27/88 AOS 1George Bush won argument with Dan Rather. David Pryor says 01/27/88 A0 6 1Redistricting in 1990 will take counties from 2nd. 3rd Dists 01/27/88 A07 3Map shows present Congressional Dists in Ark 01/-27/88 A07 4Dale Bumpers. David Pryor support Kennedy for Supreme Ct 01/28/88 All 1Dale Bumpers to protect fish farm bill from Reagan cuts 01/-29/88 Al 8 6IRS operates on fear. David Pryor says in speech 01/31/88 Al 0 3Tommy Robinson pledges to vote for aid for Nicaraguan contras 02/-01/-88 A0 4 2Tommy Robinson 's bill would restrict federal judges on jails 02/-01/-88 A06 3Dale Bumpers works to improve SBA program for minorities 02/03/88 A07 4House delegation spl its on aid for Nicaraguan contras 02/03/88 All 1Darrell Glascock calls Alexander gasohol effort 'pipe dream' 02/-03/88 A1 2 6Bill Alexander, Tommy Robinson differ on aid to contras 02/04/-88 A07 1Senators Dale Bumpers. David Pryor praise Anthony M Kennedy 02/-04/88 A07 4AF.A leaders in 1st Dist endorse Bill Alexander 02/04/88 A13 1T Robinson 's bill would limit federal judges power on prisons 02/05/-88 A0 9 4Dale Bumpers keeping open mind on aid to Nicara.guan contras 02/-07/88 A1 4 1Bill Alexander declines to debate Darrell Glascock 02/07/88 A17 1Professors say Tommy Robinson bill on judges offers little 02/-07/88 BOl 6Senators Bumpers and Pryor talk with visiting students 02/07/-88 B07 1Financial reports of Congressmen reviewed Ol/09/88 A07 6Darrell Glascock says Bill Alexander out of touch 02/-10/88 A16 6ADA rates members from Ark 02/11/88 A1 2 4Dale Bumpers tells Booneville group of push for agri research Ol/1 2/88 C02 4American Conservative Union rates Ark members 02/-12/88 COB 5David Pryor says voters see George Bush as 1 silly' 02/-13/88 AOl 6Postal officials draw ire of Senator David Pryor 02/13/88 AlO 4David Pryor says Dems may draft Bumpers. Clinton as candidate 02/-14/88 A03 1Bill Alexander. Darrell Glascock sharpen strategies 02/-15/88 A08 1Tax phobia pervasive. David Pryor says 02/17 /88 A06 6David Pryor angered by questioning of Stephen M Reasoner 02/-18/-88 A06 1LRAFB in running for MX missile program. Tommy Robinson says 02/19/-88 A1 2 1Bill Alexander. Beryl Anthony prominent in aid by PACs 02/-23/88 AOS 158

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRight to Life Comm backs Darrell Glascock for Cong 02/24/88 A08 1Dale Bumpers favors statue of woman at Vietnam Memorial 02/24/88 A09 4Dale Bumpers. David Pryor chide GOP on filibuster tactics 02/25/88 A03 1David Pryor names comm to study need for tax system overhaul 02/26/88 AO? 1National Right to Work PAC endorses Darrell Glascock 02/27/88 A13 1Dale Bumpers to sponsor bill to help Delta region 02/2&/88 A12 2Dale Bumpers comments on unrest in Panama 02/29/88 AOl 5Tommy Robinson critical of Reagan on three fronts 03/03/88 A03 1Arkansas Gazette endorses Bill Alexander, Jim Lingl e 03/04/88 A20 1Winter weather affected campaigning in 3rd Dist 03/05/88 A17 1Darrell Glascock has some fun with C-U-B-A 03/06/88 B04 3Article on campaigns in 1st, 2nd 3rd Dists 03/06/88 J14 1Darrell Glascock says Blytheville AFB in danger of closing 03/07/88 A07 4What hath Tommy wrought? (ed) 03/08/88 Al 2 1Bill Alexander defeats Darrell Glascock for Dist 1 nomination 03/09/88 A0 6 1David Stewart defeats Jim Lingle for 3rd Dist Dem nomination 03/09/88 A06 1Warren Carpenter defeats Alan Waters for 2nd Dist GOP slot 03/09/88 A0 6 4Lack of TV funds cost Gephardt votes, Beryl Anthony says 03/10/88 AOl 5Bill Alexander defeats Darrell Glascock for Dist 1 nomination 03/10/88 A08 1Bill Alexander says people beginning to understand his views 03/10/88 A08 1David Stewart is Dem nominee in 3rd Dist 03/10/88 A08 1Warren D Carpenter wins GOP nomindation in 2nd Dist 03/10/88 AO S 1John Brummett column on Warren D Carpenter as GOP candidate 03/11/88 A09 1Dale Bumpers answers pointed questions of students at LR 03/11/88 A09 2Lesson of Alexander-Glascock (ed) 03/11/88 A20 1Dale Bumpers, David Pryor want to move to stop drug trade 03/12/88 AO? 1David Pryor examins IRS penalty system 03/14/88 A05 5David Pryor hears accounts of IRS tax penal ties 03/15/88 AOl 2Dale Bumpers loses bid to deny granting visas to 'fat-cats' 03/15/88 A05 6Tommy Robinson comments on chgs agains LR Police Chief J Hale 03/16/88 A0 8 1Tommy Robinson says Reagan right to send troops to Honduras 03/18/88 A0 8 3Bill Alexander sees circus maxi.mus in troops sent to Honduras 03/19/88 A08 3John Paul Hammerschmidt going to Honduras on inspection trip 03/19/88 A08 3John Paul Hammerschmidt comments on findings in Honduras 03/21/88 AO l 6Only Hammerschmidt votes to sustain veto of civil rights bill 03/-23/88 AO l 5Tommy Robinson accuses Jerry Falwel l of distorting rights act 03/23/88 Al5 1Dale Bumpers criticiz es SBA for political brochure 03/23/88 C02 1Dale Bumpers questions wisdom of paying for Navy planes in Ok 03/25/88 A0 8 1Dale Bumpers says $2 million will buy US citizenship 03/29/88 A15 1Tommy Robinson reviving bill for military use in drug fight 03/30/88 A0 5 1Dale Bumpers opposes drafting Dem nominee for president 03/31/88 A03 5Dale Bumpers seeks to halt 'gold rush' on quartz 03/31/88 A05 1Tommy Robinson wants Natl Guard used in war on drug traffic 03/31/88 AOS 1Bill Alexander studies alleged Noriega-North link 04/04/88 AOS 1Candidate Warren Carpenter says home under radiation attack 04/-07/88 A0 9 1Warren Carpenter blames Reagan. others for radiation attack 04/07/88 A09 1Warren Carpenter won GOP nomination in race with Alan Waters 04/07/88 A09 1Tommy Robinson confident LRAFB to be site of MX missile unit 04/-09/-88 A08 4White supremacists up to no good Dale Bumpers asserts 04/10/88 A14 1Senators Bumpers and Pryor sponsor catfish fry in Caucus Room 04/15/-88 A09 2GOP Congressional nominee Warren Carpenter removed from court 04/16/88 A08 4Senator Bumpers arranges for LR use of DeGray Lake water 04/17/88 AlO 1Dale Bumpers interviewed on problems at home and abroad 04/17/88 COS 1Dale Bumpers led fight for US auction of oil and gas leases 04/1/88 A07 259

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Alexander. Tommy Robinson support US response to IranTommy Robinson passed over as superdelegate to Dem Natl ConvTommy Robinson rej ects lrs opposing MX rail system in ArkTommy Robinson tells Jean Gordon where she can put protest lrTommy Robinson says he was restrained in response to GordonTommy Robinson says peace activists not welcome in his officeTommy Robinson has no regrets about remark to Jean GordonBeryl Anthony aided Tyson Foods in battle for tax exemptionTommy Robinson bill on allies share of defense costs failsMaj Gen James Ryan draws Robinson ire on Ca.mp Robinson policyTommy Robinson wants Camp Robinson area used for industryTommy Robinson 's bill on military use in drug war passes HseTommy Robinson says Ark Peace Center should drop Bob BlandDisciplining of Tommy Robinson sought by Vic SnyderVic Snyder wants Dems to deny Robin.son seat at Dem natl convDale Bumpers urges Surgeon Gen to act on DW isBeryl Anthony appears befoe natl Democratic platform commDale Bumpers sponsors bill on mail order sales taxSen David Pryor deals setback to Bigeye nerve gas proj ectBill Alexander outlines plan to bring East Ark prosperityTommy Robinson forms farming partnership with Jerral W JonesColumn on election of Tommy Robinson as Dem conv delegateSen David Pryor pushes anti takeover billArticle on assets of Senators Bumpe rs and PryorSenator David Pryor could be running mate with Mike DukakisDale Bumpers predicts Dukakis to win. presidential electionBeryl Anthony invites Southern Congressmen to Dukakis feteArkansas delegation vote on override of veto of trade billSen Dale Bumpers endorses Michael Dukakis for PresidentArk House members file financial formsDale Bumpers fits Dukakis need for balance on ticketDale Bumpers calls progress at summit meeting hearteningArk delegation votes for catastrophic health care billDavid Pryor defends his vote on reparations for JapaneseFinancing for several Ark proj ects sought by Dale BumpersClosing of obsolete military bases has Tommy Robinson backingVaccine cost containment discussed by Senator Dale BumpersDale Bumpers decision not to run for US President discussedBill Alexander wants to lift agri embargoesDemocrats need Dale Bumpers on ticket, columnist writesTommy Robinson criticizes Reagan veto of trade billDavid Pryor criticizes govt use of private consultantsTommy Robinson lobbied by South Africa, rej ects support pleaDale Bumpers. David Pryor meet with Jesse JacksonDavid Pryor tours farms hit by drouth. will seek aidTommy Robinson 's old ways shine through. John Brummett writesDavid Pryor tours parched fields in ArkPentagon figures on consultant contracts false. D Pryor saysPentagon scandal comes as no surprise to David PryorDavid Pryor's study of consultants fees gets press attentionDale Bumpers has lengthy meeting with Dukakis aideTommy Robinson disappointed in Pentagon contract scanda.lsTommy Robinson calls Arkansas Gazette 'almost communist 'Tommy Robinson vehemently opposes Japanese Reparations Act04/-20/-88 A08 504/-21/88 AOl 204/26/88 A07 204/26/88 A07 204/-27/88 A09 104/27/-88 A0 9 104/-30/-88 AOl 505/-01/88 A14 105/03/88 AlO 105/05/88 A0 9 105/05/-88 A09 105/-06/88 AO l 205/07/88 Al 1 105/-10/-88 AO S 105/10/-88 A0 5 105/-10/88 A0 5 205/-11/88 A09 205/-13/-88 C02 505/-14/-88 AOl 205/14/88 A09 605/-15/88 B07 105/-17/88 A05 105/-19/-88 C02 305/-21/-88 A0 3 105/-22/88 A03 405/-22/-88 A0 5 105/24/-88 A0 4 105/25/-88 COl 205/-26/-88 A03 105/-26/-88 A03 205/27/88 A13 106/-03/-88 A03 106/03/-88 Al 0 206/03/-88 A1 2 506/03/88 A16 206/-03/-88 A1 6 306/-04/88 Al 9 406/-08/-88 A09 106/-09/88 Al 7 106/11/88 A19 106/-14/-88 A09 406/-14/-88 All 306/15/-88 AO l 506/-17/88 A17 106/20/88 AOS 506/-21/88 A0 5 106/21/88 A0 6 106/22/-88 AO l 206/ 22/-88 AlO 106/-24/-88 A03 106/-24/88 A12 206/-25/-88 A0 9 406/-25/88 AlO 606/-25/88 Al 0 660

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBeryl Anthony discusses long-term health care legislationDavid Pryor comments on consultants and the buddy systemDavid Pryor comments on defense procurement scandalsDale Bumpers downplays talk with Michael Dukakis aideTom.my Robinson, Darryl Glascock sued by S&L in IllinoisDale Bumpers watches over funding for Buffalo River ParkDarrell Glascock says suit is effort to embarrass himDavid Pryor in group discussing drouth with Michael DukakisDale Bumpers. David Pryor comment on downing of Iranian planeTommy Robinson 's views on Navy downing of Iranian planeTommy Robinson defends Navy capt who ordered plane shot downArkansas Delegation responds to resignation of Edwin MeeseDavid Pryor urges quick replacement of US Attorney GeneralDavid Pryor criticism of Pentagon brings Republican retortDale Bumpers. David Pryor seek Great Lakes water for MissSenate passes Dale Bumpers bill for revamping SBA. 92-0Article on "honoraria" as supplemental pay for membersDale Bumpers stole show at Dukakis stop in TexarkanaAmount of honoraria kept by Ark delegation, 1986 - 1987Defense firms big sourse of honorium income for membersTommy Robinson accepted $10,000 honoraria from defense firmsBeryl Anthony calls paying Iranian families 'courageous'J P Hammerschmidt. Tommy Robin.son oppose pay for IraniansBeryl Anthony to speak to Democratic Natl Conv in AtlantaTommy Robinson pleased with outcome of military budgetTommy Robinson to vote for nomination of Michael DukakisTommy Robinson votes for Jesse Jackson at Dem Natl ConvThird Dist Dem candidate David Steward refuses PAC donationsRoger Bell seeks to unseat 4th Dist Congressman Beryl AnthonyBill Alexander praises National Guard exercises in. HondurasBeryl Anthony offers bill for water storage on set-aside landTommy Robinsons says he was proud to vote for Jesse JacksonBill Alexander walked away when Paul Benham told racial jokeDavid Pryor 1s bill seeks lobbyist registration, disclosureTommy Robinson to seek military use in drug fightEager interns flock to capital during summer monthsCharlotte Jones among highest paid on Tommy Robinson's staffDale Bumpers guides Mississippi Delta proposal through CongDavid Pryor addresses Ark Governor 's School (excerpts)Bill Alexander says Reagan adm stonewalled Mena drug inquiryJohn Paul Hammerschmidt advised Bush on vp announcementJohn Paul Hammerschmidt handled donated tickets to GOP galaTommy Robinson vows to open Camp Robinson for other usesDale Bumpers, David Pryor rate Dan Quayle as unqualifiedClose race between Bush and Dukakis predicted by D BumpersConsultant compares David Pryor with Joseph McCarthyDavid Pryor 's hearing on rural health draws 350 to Pine BluffDale Bumpers says presidential candidates should talk issuesDavid Pryor says Cong may look at drug company prof itsBill Alexander helps Dukakis turn drug war into an issueDale Bumpers proposes state profit from crystal miningControversy over opening flight station in JonesboroDale Bumpers. David Pryor vote against abortion limits legisRepubl ican wants probe of ethics of Bill Alexander06/25/-88 A17 406/26/-88 A23 106/-27/-88 AO l 606/27/88 A0 9 506/-28/-88 AO l 206/28/-88 AlO 106/-29/-88 AOl 406/30/-88 A12 107/04/88 A07 607/06/88 AOl 607/07/88 A0 3 607/07/-88 A0 8 107/-07/88 A08 107/09/88 A06 307 /-09-/88 All 107 /-09/88 Al 1 107/-10/-88 AOl 207/-10/88 A0 3 107/-10/-88 Al 0 107/ll/-88 AOl 507/ll/88 AO l 507/-12/-88 A01 207/-14/-88 AlO 107/1 5/-88 A03 607/15/88 A07 107/18/88 AO l 507/21/-88 A06 507/24/88 BOl 507/-25/88 A06 107/29/-88 A15 107/29/-88 A20 407/30/88 A1 6 608/01/88 AO l 608/02/-88 A03 508/04/88 Al 7 108/07/88 BOl 508/07/88 COl 108/08/-88 AOS 408/-08/88 Al 1 108/-1 2/-88 ADI 508/14/88 AOl 308/-15/88 AOl 508/17 /88 Al 7 108/18/88 All 108/19/-88 A09 108/30/88 B02 408/31/88 B03 109/02/-88 BOS 109/-02/88 B06 109/04/-88 COl 109/09/88 BOS 509/11/88 BOl 509/14/-88 A04 109/14/88 A12 661

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Alexander reportedly wants White River proj ect scrappedDarryl Glascock denies conversation reptd by Bill AlexanderDavid Pryor seeks job of Democratic Conference SecretaryTommy Robinson not present when Dukakis visited ArkBill Alexander seeks Democratic leadership role in HouseBill Alexander amdt added to House drug billDale Bumpers hits Reagan adm on pil ing up national debtTommy Robinson borrowed $1 million for land buy. report saysDavid Pryor accuses IRS of failure to go after big-timersDale Bumpers says middle class lost in hourglass economyDale Bumpers plan for Mississippi Delta gets Senate approvalDale Bumpers has some one-line zingers for George BushBill Alexander interviewed on issues at home and abroadBill Alexander threatens budget ax to get DEA. FBI assistan.ceDale Bumpers discusses Mississippi River Delta Comm budgetTommy Robinson gets award from National Security CaucusDavid Pryor puts hold on bill for food embargo of IraqDavid Pryor 1s taxpayer bill of rights passes SenateDavid Stewart seeks debate with John Paul HammerschmidtJames Meredith comes to Ark to stump for Roger Bell in DistDavid Pryor to try again for registration of consultantsTommy Robinson pledges aggressive campaign for re-electionBill Alexander, Dale Bumpers critical of George BushBill Alexander says candidate Dukakis must shew some passionDale Bumpers has stock in firm doing business in S AfricaCongress approves Dale Bumpers proposal on minority businessCongress approves David Pryer's taxpayers ' rights billArticle on David Stewart-John Paul Hammerschmidt matchupArkansas delegation rated by American Civil Liberties UnionRace between Tommy Robinson-Warren Carpenter quietBeryl Anthony-Roger Bell contest is subj ect of columnDavid Pryor ready to move to round two with IRSRural hospitals will close under Bush adm. Beryl AnthonyState delegation share in success of lOOth CongressRoger Bell campaigns hard in 4th Dist race against AnthonySummary of race between Beryl Anthony. Roger BellSummary of race between John P Hammerschmidt. David StewartSummary of race between Tommy Robin son. Warren CarpenterBeryl Anthony bas no trouble defeating Roger BellJohn P Hammerschmidt easily defeats David StewartTommy Robinson swamps Warren D Carpenter in reelection bidCongressmen comment on plans in wake of lopsided winsElection returns in Dists 2, 3. 4David Pryor concerned that Lee Atwater may be in Bush admGOP hopefuls in 3rd Dist watch for Hammerschmidt capinet postDale Bumpers praised for helping preserve Manassas Natl ParkDavid Stewart workers made calls from UAF. student paper saysJohn Paul Hammerschmidt mentioned for cabinet postsDavid Pryor elected Secretary of the Democratic ConferenceDavid Pryor 1 s new post makes him 3rd in Senate leadershipSenator Dale Bumpers commends Gorbachev initiativeJohn Paul Hammerschmidt top choice for Veterans secretaryDale Bumpers comments on absence of blacks on Delta CommDale Bumpers considers race for Democratic Party's top post09/-14/-88 BOl09/-18/88 COl09/20/-88 AOl09/21/88 BOl09/-21/88 B0109/23/-88 AlO09/25/88 Bll09/-26/-88 B0609/-30/88 B0351316111109/-30/-88 B09 510/02/88 B03 110/-02/88 COl 110/-02/88 cos 110/-05/88 A09 110/-05/88 Bl 2 110/07/88 B04 310/08/88 A07 610/12/88 A0 4 110/15/-88 B06 54 10/-16/88 BOl 610/16/88 cot 110/17/88 B02 310/-18/88 AOl 210/18/-88 A03 210/19/-88 A07 210/20/88 C03 310/22/88 A05 110/-23/88 A07 110/23/88 A15 110/23/88 BOS 110/23/88 C03 310/25/88 BOl 3says 10/30/88 B04 310/30/88 COl 111/02/-88 Bl 0 111/06/88 NOS 111/06/88 NOS11/06/88 NOS11/09/88 A0711/09/88 A0711/-09/-88 A0711/-10/88 BlO11/10/-88 BlO11/-12/88 All11/-12/88 BOl11/13/88 A2411/19/-88 A0 911/-27 /88 COl11/30/88 AO l11/30/88 AO l12/09/88 All12/09/-88 A1 212/09/88 BlO12/10/-88 AOl11111151112122425262

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJohn Paul Hammerschmidt not ruling out cabinet post12/10/88 AOSJohn Paul Hammerschmidt will not join Bush cabinet12/13/88 AO lDale Bumpers favorite for DNC cbmn, Mary McGrory writes 12/-13/-88 B07Dale Bumpers and the DNC post discussed by John Brummett 12/14/88 BO lTravis Hartwick says he might seek Hse seat12/-15/-88 B06Ark delegation comment s on proposed Congressional pay raise 12/-16/88 B04Article says party post would be end of line for Dale Bumpers 12/-16/88 B15Dale Bumpers will not seek Democratic Party chairmanship 12/21/88 AO lDale Bumpers too savvy to seek party post, columnist writes 12/22/88 BOlCONLEE, COOLIDGEsee also Sex Crimes Ja22 Jel7 Jyl9 Ag13 Ag16 Ag17 Ag18 Ag30see also Sex Crimes NlOsee also St Francis CountyCONLEY, MIKEsee also Track and FieldCONSTABLESsee PoliceCONSTITUTION (ARK)see also ReferendumsCONSTRUCTIONsee Building (Construction)CONSULTANTSsee also EducationCONSUMER CREDITsee CreditCONSUMER PROTECTIONsee also Weight and Weight ControlCONTESTS AND PRIZESLawsuit contends Arkansas Democrat falsely accused contestant 04/-27/-88 AlOHands on a Hon.da marathon conducted by dealer at Conway 05/-26/-88 COlHands on a Honda won by Sandra Nelson05/27 /-88 AllNedra June Nelson wins $126. 000 in Buick contest08/24/88 BOlShirley Johnson demands BKV. $10.000 she claims she won 09/-17/88 B06Shirley Johnson' s suit is against Resort Vacations09/17/-88 B06CONTRA REBELSsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Development Finance Authority (Ark)CONTRACTS AND PURCHASINGArk Supreme Ct hears G-P appeal involving pulpwood haulersMost contracts are final under Ark law. Steve Clark warnsMost contracts do not provide for 3-day cancellationOral contracts binding under Ark lawTelephone solicitation often recorded to assure bindingIndependent contractors held to be agents of Georgia-PacificRul ing in Georgia-Pacific case involved fatal truck accidentMotion contends Justice John Purtle had conflict in rulingSupreme Ct ruled companies have liability for contractorsArk Supreme Ct throws out its June 6 Georgia-Pacific rulingJustice Purtle's case with insurer reason for G-P reversalSeven special Supreme Ct justices to be named for G-P caseSupreme Ct asked to reconsider latest G-P decisionBidding does not always save cities money . Mehlburger saysCONTRACTS AND PURCHASING (ARK)Lawsuit challenges Legislative Council 's review power03/15/-88 C0303/22/-88 C0203/22/-88 C0203/-22/88 C0203/22/-88 C0206/07/88 A0606/07/-88 A0 606/25/88 A0906/25/88 A0910/l&/-88 BOl10/18/-88 B0110/l&/-88 BOl10/20/88 B0312/21/88 BU03/-18/88 A12161142351l2161155555111l66611563

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLegislative Council to use personal funds to fight suitAt last a challenger rides out (ed on lawsuit against ALC)Cranford Johnson Robinson retains AIDC advertising accountArticle calls review and advice Legislative control of collsGov Bill Clinton urged AIDC to look at Cranford ad offerEthics champ Bill Clinton protagonist in AIDC taleALC votes to halt transfer of funds within agency budgetsMike Beebe. Pat Flanagin on role of Legislative CouncilLegislative Council wants state to pay legal feesBrooks-Pollard advertising firm wants 2nd chance at AIDC acctAIDC stands by contract with Cranford agencyHugh Pollard satisfied with AIDC decisionLloyd George wants line-item budgets if oversight power lostVirginia firm challenges Ark preference law in biddingColumnist John Reed says legis review of contracts is legalLegislative review and advise issue before Supreme CourtFederal judge voids law giving preference to Ark firmsLegis Council seeks way to retain authority over spendingReview and advice by legislative panel ruled unconstitutionalReview and advice process continues after court rul ingSubcommittee continues review and advice workJohn Brummett elated by court decision on review and adviceAL C' s Review and Advice panel drops use of word, 'Advice"Senator Ben Allen chastises ALC panel for review of contractsALC imposes tight budgeting procedures after loss of 'adv ice 'Motorola corners police radio market with police systemsExecutive Mansion security system purchase probedCol Tommy Goodwin comment s on Executive Mansion security saleHuman Services agency memo on year-end spending faultedHuman Services Dept rescinds controve.rsial year-end memoCONTRACTS AND PURCHASING (US)Alleged defense contract fraud includes Ark firmsWhittaker Command and Control Co among firms served warrantsWhittaker firm at Prairie Grove is a mysteryCONVENTIONS AND CONGRESSESTop revenue producing conventions of 1987 in Little RockLittle Rock has outgrown its convention spaceChart shi:Ms number of convs. delegates, money spent, 197 1-87Ark has several convention facioities doing healthy businessRetired Federal Employees to hold conv in LRCONWAYsee also Policesee also Pollution, Wastes and Haz ardous MaterialsCONWAY COUNTYsee also Alcoholic Beveragessee also PoliceFBI enters probe of fire that destroyed Toney CafeSuit by Grover Toney alleged harassment by Sheriff StobaughFear of legal problems left Austin Township with no electionCONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Je5 S14CONYERS, LLOYDsee alsoCOOK, SAMBooks and Writing03/19/88 AlO 103/20/88 C02 103/2/88 COl 103/30/88 A07 104/02/88 AlO 204/05/88 A05 104/0S/-88 ADS 404/10/88 cos 104/-lS/88 A12 104/ 21/88 A0 9 404/22/88 Al3 404/-23/88 C02 206/04/88 Al 2 108/02/88 C02 609/11/88 COl 109/13/88 B06 410/01-/-88 B03 110/06/88 BOl 510/11/88 AO l 210/11-/-88 AO l 210/11/88 B03 110/14/88 BOl 11 O/l&/88 B06 310/19/88 B06 110/27/-88 B02 412/ 12/88 BOl 412/-19/88 BOl 512/-21/88 BOB 312/-2CJ/88 BOl 512/30/88 B03 106/15/88 AO l 406/lS/-88 A0 1 606/16/88 AOl 503/14/88 COl 103/-20/88 FOl 203/20/-88 FOl 303/20/88 F01 509/2&/88 B03 104/-02/88 Al4 604/-02/88 A14 611/-09/88 B06 264

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also AthleticsCOOLDIRECT AIR SYSTEMSsee also Cooling and HeatingCOOLEY. J Fsee also EducationHonored for 30 years of community serviceCOOLING AND HEATINGChart shows decline in use of wood for heating in ArkCost of natural gas for heating. 1958-1988CoolDirect Air Systems of LR gets patent on energy saverCOOMES. TRAVISsee also Murders - Johnson. Wil liamCOON SUPPER9 GILLETTEsee FestivalsCOON. KENsee also Politics and Govt (Ark)COOP PRAIRIE CEMETERYsee CemeteriesCOOPER MEMORIAL CHAPELArchitect for chapel was E Fay JonesChapel at Bella Vista honors memory of Mildred B CooperCOOPER. MILDRED Bsee also Cooper Memorial ChapelCORDELL. LAUR.RA LEEsee also Murders - Cordell. Laurra LeeCORNINGsee also AviationCORPORAL PUNISHMENTsee Children and Youth Ag25 N2 D9see Educ Fl7 F18 Mr8 Mr13 Mr14 Mr30 Mr31 Apll Ap 12 D12CORPORATIONSsee also Courts (Local)CORRECTION BOARD (ARK)see PrisonsCOSMETOLOOYsee Barber and Beauty ShopsCOSSATOT RIVER STATE PARKsee ParksCOST-OF-LIV INGsee Economic Conditions and TrendsCOTILLIONArticle points out selectivity of LR-area groupsSome groups at LR have never accepted minority membersCOTTONsee also PollutionBrenda Fulkerson uses bolls for ' Cotton Kids ' decorationsCOUGARSsee WildlifeCOULTER. HOPE NORMANsee also BooksCOUNTRY CLUBSsee Organizations and ClubsCOUNTRY INN NURSING HOMEsee Nursing Homes06/-26/88 A20l02/15/-88 COl 102/22/88 COl 105/25/-88 COl 104/-27 /-8 8 BOl 204/-27/88 BOl 202/08/88 BOl 202/08/88 BOl 211/-14/88 COl 265

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCOURIER SERVICESLittle Rock Courier Co seeks to develop businessCOURTHOUSES12/-26/88 COl 2see Public Buildings and OfficesCOURTS (ARK)Editorial sees Allan Dishongh sentence as victimiz ing system Judicial precedent for other 'victimless' crimes suggested Bill in Legis would raise ct fees to pay court costsReal motive for ct fee increase may be Pulaski Co benefits Bill approved to allow higher ct fees in larger counties 01/09/88 A14 01/10/88 A0 3 01/29/88 A09 01/29/-88 A09 02/06/88 All 11115Judicial candidates in Pulaski Co run million dollar campaign 02/21/88 B07 1Article on candidates in primary election for Appeals Ct Melvin Mayfield wins Dem nomination for Appeals Ct seat Primary election returns in Pulaski Co vote on judgesProsecutor Gene Raff upset in primary by Dan DaneResults of Dem primary votingMelvin Mayfield wins 2nd term on Court of Appeals bench 03/06/88 JlO 03/-09/88 Al 1 03/10/88 A14 03/10/88 A17 03/-10/88 A17 03/11/88 Al9 141114Article on Beth Coul son. Robin Mayes qualifications for judge 03/15/-88 A07 Beth Coul son. Robin Mays work hard to win chancery judge post 03/20/88 AlO 11Robin Mays defeats Beth Coul son for chancery judge post Old-fashioned campaign won judgeship for Robin L MaysJudicial candidates file financial reportsDrive to alter judicial pay abandonedMotion contends Justice John Purtle had conflict in ruling David Hargis ' ideas on enforcing judicial ethicsCampaign for judiciary amdt beginsAppeals Ct scolds Chancellor John Ea.rl for contempt order Large pay raises proposed for judges. prosecutors03/23/88 A1 2 03/-24/-88 A09 04/-08/88 A14 04/-09/88 Al 0 06/-25/88 A09 07/-20/-88 A17 09/20/88 B02 09/-29/88 B05 10/-05/88 BOB 114511114Justice Jack Holt explains need for amdt for removal of judge 10-/ 25/88 B05 1Investigation of Prosecutor Joe Hardegree asked by Scott JPs Marion Humphrey best choice for judgeship. Brummett says Article on race for seat new held by Judge Allan Dishongh Article on candidates for 6th Dist Chancery judgeshipAFL-CIO pres J Bill Becker opposes judicial discipline act Jack Holt promotes judicial discipline. disability proposal Judicial discipline proposal opposed by John I PurtleChris Piazza sent letters asking for action on Dishongh case Summary of provisions of proposed judicial discipline amdt Summary of race for LR Municipal Ct seat held by Dishongh Judicial discipline process approved by votersSupreme Ct asked to disqualify itself in malpractice case Supreme Ct routine disrupted by Justice Purtle's recuse Judicial discipline measure carries easilyVote. by counties. on judicial discipline measure (Amdt 1) Women pick up six j udeships in this year's elections10/26/88 B03 10/29/88 BOl 10/-30/-88 B02 11/02/88 B04 11/04/88 B02 11/-04/88 B02 11/-04/88 B02 11/05/-88 B03 11/06/88 NO l 11/-06/88 NOS 11/09/BB AOl 11/09/-88 BOl 11/09/-88 B01 11/-09/88 BOS 11/10/-88 BOB 11/10/-88 BOB 1142222151255115Supreme Ct rej ects recuse on suit brought by William R Wilson 11/24/88 B16 3Juvenile Justice Comm wants juvenile ct in chancery court COURTS (LOCAL)12/01/-88 A0 6 1see also Dishongh. AllanHouse-passed bill allows family corporations to use any courtLR Municipal Judge Allan Dishongh to have two opponentsMore opponents improve Alan Dishongh 's election chancesAlan Dishongh now has three opponents in re-election bidOpponents stir clear of Alan Dishongh's legal woes02/03/ 88 A0605/13/-88 Al l05/-29/88 A0306/01/-88 A1507/-04/88 A091411166

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAllan Dishongh passes up conf in Japan. cites costFive candidates seek election as LR municipal judgeCandidates for judge rip Alan Dishongh. who defends himselfChallengers attack Judge Alan Dishongh's legal problemsUnited front needed to def eat Alan Dishongh. writer saysLaw tailor-made for Alan Dishongh case has been ignoredMarion Humphrey gains support for Allan Dishongh ' s postFinance repts filed in LR municipal judge raceFour challengers step up criticism of Judge Alan DishonghMarion Humphrey wins LR Municipal Ct post held by DishonghResults of voting in LR Municipal Judge raceArticle on election for LR Municipal JudgeAbility of Marion Humphrey to choose his staff cloudedLR Municipal Ct employees have job protection. Stodola saysLR Municipal Ct empl oyees meet requirements for keeping jobsLR Municipal Judge Bill Watt kept predecessor's staffLR Municipal Ct reorganization angers Allan DishonghLR Mu nicipal Cts being reorganiz ed by City Mgr Tom DaltonLR Municipal Ct clerk fired in 1981 wins suit for 4th timeMarion Humphrey says Dishongh trying to leave case backlogCOURTS (US)Nominee for Eastern Dist judge, Stephen M Reasoner, praisedSecurity to be tightened at federal courthouse in LRJudge nominee Stephen M Reasoner quizzed over Elks, MasonsSenator David Pryor 'steamed' over questioning of ReasonerJudge nominee Stephen M Reasoner to resign from Masons, ElksCharles A Banks confirmed as US Atty for Eastern DistStephen M Reasoner confirmed as Eastern Dist JudgeNew US Dist Atty Charl es Banks discusses his role in courtsStephen M Reasoner sworn in as judge in Eastern Dist of ArkNew guidelines for sentencing in federal cts struck downTougher sentencing guidelines challended by Judge EiseleArticle on financial disclosure statements of judges in ArkAnne Clark argues that only men can sit as judges in courtJudge Mary D Scott cites Biblical evidence for her positionAbortion remark by Judge J Smith Henly brings protestJudge Elsij ane T Roy to retireJudge Roy's replacement likely to be a womanNew federal judge for Eastern Dist may be named soonJack Stephens intersts may be working for Sandra CherryCOURTSHIPsee also LaborCOVENANT, SWORD AND ARM OF THE LORD (CSA)see also Vigilance GroupsCOWIE WINE FEST AND CHAMPIONSHIP GRAPE STOMPsee FestivalsCOX. JAMES Csee also Murders - Cox, James CCOX, MICHAEL ANTHONYsee also Murders - Klein. Robert WCRAIG HEAD COUNTYCounty officials ask JP Robert Hall to resignCounty employee says he worked at boss' farm during dayEmployee recants account of doing work for supervisor07 /-13/88 A09 208/08/88 AO S 109/-16/88 BO? 110/15/88 BOl 210/18/-88 BOl 110/26/88 BOl 110/26/88 BOl l11/03/88 BOS l11/-07/88 B03 111/-09/-88 B06 211/09/88 BOB 111/10/-88 BlO 111/29/-88 BOl 212/03/88 BOl 512/11/88 BOl 512/-11/88 B02 312-/-22/-88 AO l 512/22/88 AOl 512/22/-88 B06 512/23/88 B01 101/02/88 AOl 201/05/88 AO l 302/18/88 A06 l02/18/88 A06 102/20/88 A06 502/26/88 A09 202/-26/-88 A0 9 203/-14/88 AOS 104/10/88 AO ! 205/28/-88 A09 506/-05/88 BO? 106/13/-88 AOS 210/-05/88 BO l 210/-05/88 BOl 211/19/88 A07 211/22/88 BOl 412/06/88 AO l 212/-10/88 BOl 212/ 11/88 COl 105/1 2/-88 AO? 210/-31/88 B0 2 111/01/88 B02 167

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBud Langford accused of threatening Arkansas Gazette reporter 11/02/88 BOl 6Bud Langford arrested on complaint by Arkansas Gazette repr 11/03/88 BOS 4CRAIGHEAD. MEINRADsee also ArtCRANMER, MORRIS Fsee also Intox Laboratories. IncCRARY, DONsee also Children and YouthCRATER OF DIAMONDS STATE PARKsee ParksCRAVENS, WILLIAM LServes as visiting executive with LR School DistCRAWFORD COUNI'YFormer Co Clerk Steve Swofford faces incest chargeCRAWFORD, JOHN E05/30/88 AOl08/26/-88 BOl25see also Disease and IllnessCRAWFORD, MAUDFormer Camden home of Mrs Crawford is for saleCRAWLEY, JOE09/-1 2/88 BO! 1see also Murders - Tittle. RayCREATIVE ANACHRONISM, SOCIETY FORArticle on fun-loving group practicing Middle Ages craftsCREDITSettlement reached in last of 7 usury suits against FordComparing car financing costs by 4 different methodsSimmons Bank halts out-of-state credit card applicationsState usury law should be amended, Gov Bill Clinton saysSuit contends 2 Texas firms exceeded usury limitInterest limit by Amdt 60 stands. Ark Supreme Ct rulesLaw on property seizure before judgment unconstitutionalBankers begin effort to lift ceiling on usury rate in ArkArkansans to pay more for loans after Federal Reserve actionBorrowers in Ark caught in interest rate squee.zeAnonymous man pays 45-yr-old medical bill at NLRUS Attorney goes after bad debts in ArkCREDIT CARDSsee CreditCREDIT UNIONSArticle on growth of credit unionsCREDIT. ISRAELsee also Murders - Perrigen James LCRIME AND VICEsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Anarchismsee also Collegessee also Extortionsee also Firessee also Fraudsee also Kidnappingsee also Kidnappingsee al so Madden. Owen Vincentsee also Murderssee also Nooner. Lindasee also Poor1 0/-25/-8 8 BO 1 101/09/88 A08 502/-08/-88 C03 102/17/88 COl 106/-10/-88 C02 107/-01/88 A12 507/06/-88 A0 8 207/19/88 A0 7 108/06/88 COl 208/10/88 AO l 608/28/88 COl 409/08/88 BOl 211/13/88 B07 103/-07/88 CO! 268

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoPrisonsRobberiesSex CrimesSt Francis CountyTraffic AccidentsStatistics on maj or crime in LRArticle on Donna Matchett and Donna 's Bail Bonds CoArk has about 100 licensed bail bondsmenIRS seize money. property in gambling raids in East ArkArkansas State Police officer accused in gambling probeState police fire William C Harlow after IRS raidRecords of police investigation ruled open under FOI ActFormer State Trooper William Harlow appeals terminationFigures shCTtl 407 criminal cases dropped in 7th Judicial DistSerious crime reports up 8.4 pct in Ark in 1987Promise of glamor, big money lured Arkansans to DetroitStatistics on maj or crimes in LR during FebruaryPike Plaza merchants complain of violence, crimes in areaNot all merchants at Pike Plaza find crime problemsCollege Station scapegoat for crime, Austin Porter saysCrime victims soon to get compensation up to $10,000Chart of maj or crimes at LR in April 1987 and April 1988Crime Victims Reparation Act now in force in ArkArticle on new Crime Victims Reparation ActGet tough on crimes against kin, Deborah Mathis urgesMotel houses juvenile until hearing in LRSuspect arrested in rash of crimes in downtown LRTwo captured after shootout at NLR held without bondJoe Boy Harris pleads innocent to ten chargesStatistics on maj or crimes in July at LRVictims of crimes get awards from Reparations BoardBurglary on Sunday could not be investigated until MondayLaw officials seek to combat migration of Los Angeles gangsPolice search for Pennsylvania fugitives near BrinkleyHunter. dog bag Pennsylvania fugitives at BrinkleyCaptured Pennsylvania fugitives face extraditionHot Springs police arrest member of Los Angeles Crips gangStatistics on maj or crimes in LR during NovemberJames Allen Hydrick scares everyone but Johnson Co sheriffCRIME LABORATORY (ARK)see also Murders - Henry , Don GeorgeArk Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak stakes job on proper rulingState Repr Mike Todd asks opinion of duties of Med ExaminerDeputy prosecutor disagrees with Fahmy Malak's rul ingBoard certification date of Dr Malak discussed in articleDr Fahmy Malak always complexs frequently controversialTestimony of Dr Malak seems to conflict with Crime Lab reptsArticle says Malak shO'iiTed photo evidence incorrectly at trialGov Bill Clinton to review issues concerning Dr Fahmy MalakDr Malak's sworn testimony conflict s in three casesPulaski Coroner questions Malak's authorityDr Malak did not assist at Michel autopsy, ex-assoc saysWashington Co coronor wants 2nd opinion on death of StewartDr Fahmy Malak criticized for finding in Henry-Ives case01/-15/88 A1 8 501/17/88 BOl 201/17/88 BOl 502/02/88 A07 402/-04/88 A13 102/07/88 A15 502/09/88 Al 0 402/18/88 Al 0 s02/20/88 All 103/-01/88 AOS 103/-03/88 AOl 203/ 13/88 B02 503/-16/88 A13 103/21/88 A06 504/14/88 Al 7 104/17/88 All 105/22/88 B04 307/03/88 C03 107/04/88 A09 507/06/88 A17 107/14/88 AOl 407/20/-88 A14 607/21/88 A1 2 107/21/88 Al3 108/17/88 A09 410/07/88 B07 611/17/88 BO! 211/21/88 BOl 112/03/88 AOl 212/04/88 AOl 512/05/88 BOl 412/07/88 B1 2 112/14/88 B06 312/24/88 AOl 202/23/-88 AOl 302/26/-88 A09 502/27 /88 AOl 202/28/88 AOl 602/-28/88 A06 102/29/88 AOl 203/-01/-88 A05 403/01/88 AOS 603/-02/88 AOl 203/02/88 A08 503/-03/-88 Al5 103/04/88 Al 9 103/-08/88 AOl 269

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 88DATEPAGE COLDr Fahmy Malak says he has met law governing pathologyTexas doctor disagrees with lab rept on autopsyDr Fahmy Malak welcomes review of officeDr Fahmy Ma.lak's testimony . earl ier statements differTwo pathologists to visit state. review work of Dr MalakMedical Examiner Commission still alive. Steve Clark rulesMedical Examiner Fahmy Malak has support of Sen Max Howell03/-13/-88 AOl03/-18/-88 A0903/19/-88 A0903/-21/88 A0503/-26/88 A0704/-15/88 Al505/-05/-88 A172662515Ai de says Dr Fahmy Malak feels media. officials persecute him 05/12/-88 A09 1Dallas pathologist confirms Malak on Brenda Stewart suicideMedical Examiner Fahmy Malak gets support of Sheriff's AssnFahmy Malak and Lee F Beamer drop their slander suits05/-14/-88 A1405/-17/88 A0505/-18/-88 A15221Lack of adequate funds called source of problems in ME office 05/-19/-88 AlO 5Medical Examiner' s Office lauded by police assnsColumn discusses questions about Dr Fahmy MalakPathologists study performance of Medical Examiner F MalakSpecific rulings will not be studied by pathologists' rev iewSebastian Co Sheriff Bill Cauthron named directorMedical Examiner Comm to continue review of Medical ExaminerCoroner 's jury disagrees with Dr Malak on cause of deathDr Fahmy Malak retains support of Crime Laboratory BoardGov Bill Cl inton says Malak matter up to Crime Lab headModerniz ation proposed in Gov Clinton 's legislative packageCRIME VICTIMS05/-19/-88 AlO05/22/-88 COl05/-25/88 AOl05/-25/-88 AOl06/-3()/88 A0907/-15/-88 A1309/-17/88 AOl09-/17/88 AOl09-/21/88 BOl10/17/-88 BO l5122115551see Crime and ViceCRIME VICTIMS REPARATION ACT (ARK)see Crime and ViceCRITTENDEN COUNTYsee also Legislature (Ark)CRITTENDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITALsee Medicine and HealthCROSS JOHNsee also BanksCROW MOUNTAIN FARMS , INCBank alleges farm is in default on noteState Senator Stanley Russ is co-owner of farmCUBAsee also Economic DevelopmentCUMMINGS, DENNISsee also GamesCUNNINGHAM ERNESTsee also Governor (Ark) Ag14 Ag23Instrumental in getting Writing to Read program in schoolCUNNINGHAM GLENNNoted Olympics runner dies at his Conway County ranchCURTIS, TIMOTHY ANDREWsee also Murders - Pearson, Billy EugeneD'ANGELO, DOMINICKsee Montiglio. DominickDAIRY PRODUCTSsee Foodsee FoodDAISY MANUFACTURING COMarvin Griffin is new CEO for Rogers firmDALTON, TOM10/13/88 A05 210/-13/-88 AOS 202/15/-88 AO! 203/11/88 AOl 201/-12/88 COl 270

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Little RockDAMSsee RiversDANCEArticle on Arkansas Precision DancersDANCINGsee also EntertainmentDANIELS, SANDRAsee also Murders - Daniels, SandraDAlN ILLE STATE BANKsee Robberies and TheftsDARBY. WILLIAM ORLANDOsee also World War IIDARDANELLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap18DATING {SOCIAL CUSTOMS)see CourtshipDAVENPORT, ALsee also Tropical GardensDAV IS, HERMANFeature article on World War I hero from ArkansasDAVIS, JOEsee also RestaurantsDAV IS• RICHRD ALANsee also Murders - Warren, Harley V JrDAVIS, ROY ELDREDGEsee also Murders - Brown, JoeDAVIS, TEDsee also Banks JaSDAY CARE CENTERS FOR CHILDRENsee ChildrenDAY, WALTERsee also Politics F4DE SOTO, HERNANDOsee also History (Ark)DEANE, BUDDYsee also TelevisionDEATHHome-based hospice being set up by Agency on AgingServices of hospice program describedDEATHSsee also Arnold, Richard Lewissee also Asphyxiationsee also Boyd, Hacosee also Crimesee also Cunningham. Glennsee also Firessee also Floodssee also Funeralssee also Murderssee also Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous Materialssee also Railroadssee also Tobaccosee also Weather10/18/88 EOl 111/06/88 COl 208/23/88 EOl 108/23/88 EOl 171

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAdkisson, Virgil WilliamAlbright, Shannon LeeAlexander, Raymond BAlexander. Robert HAnthony . J LloydArnold. William Hendrick IIIArrington, William ElvisAycock, Robert LBailey. Lowell FBair, Elizabeth GauseBarnett . Ira Nelson IIIBarr. Harold LloydBean. George BBeeson, William JrBiggerstaff, Ray MBisbee, James OwenBlack, Luther HBland, Robert P SrBoswell, Dean R JrBoswell, Dean R SrBrewer, Joe RBroce. Thomas EBruce, Imon DBurnley, Homer EugeneByers, Paul WCallaway, Joseph ACarpenter. Charles LCave, Alda IreneCaz ort, Willie MayChambers, John Ed IIChitwood, Russell B JrClifton, Mason WCockrill, Chester Ashley SrCurtis, FloydDeJanis, Julia MDickey, Jay W SrDiner. JackDouglas, Hal CEdwards, John WilliamElam, Robert LesterFaris, Paul PFarmer, DaltonFlynn, J HaroldForsgren, GilbertFulgham, C EverettGammon, John JrGannaway . Robert MannGentry. LeffelGilliland, John Campbell JrGolden, Roy FGoode , JackGordon, Wesley JamesGriffith, Charles JHarris. M Haymond04/ll/A09/l06/05/Bl0/4 06/07/AOl/203/25/Al6/306/19/B06/106/06/A09/409/15/B07/211/30/B03/409/17/B07/-612/13/B05/102/-07 /B06/-104/1 1/A09/306/1 1/A1 5/407/26/A1 4/106/0l/A14/206/09/Al3/601/09/Al 0/609/19/B03/102/23/Al3/-512/22/B07/504/14/COS/405/17/COS/-404/05/A09/101/-07/-Al 2/411/-18/Bll/401/19/Al l/509/04/b06/610/12/B07/112/0l/B04/604/-07/COS/212/18/B09/508/1 6/A1 3/-104/-20/COS/-404/03/B06/111/ 1 5/-B03/410/15/B07/106/-1 1/-Al S/-608/17/-AlS/106/-17/-D0&/6Ol/16/A16/306/01/Al 4/407/-29/A24/406/-14/Al l/106/04/Al S/-309/04/B06/403/24/COS/-110/l O/-B03/-l 10/13/BOl/-212/19/B03/104/24/-B06/-103/14/AOS/308/21/B06/608/27/B04/-508/05/Al 4/602/25/A1 6/304/07/COS/172

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHeld, Edward H IIHirshorn, LeonHudson, W BHunnicutt, Addie BHynes, Chester EIsrig, Benj amin Charles SrJensen, Sherman NKahn, BessKeel, John PeytonKillebrew. Lex BKincaid, HughKnight, W JaneKordsmeier, Herman JLaster, Robert WLightle, James Edward JrLum, DorisLyford, George TappanMarshall, Magness WayneMartin, Festus Harlan (Ranger Jim)Mattison, Florence HMaxwell, Robert HMcCain, Lloyd BMcClellan, W HMcKelvey , Earle DMcNulty, T Stanley SrMcNutt, Fay DanleyMcShane, Conal JMiller, Simon JMoody, Winston IsaacMoore, MauriceMorris, Silva LNail, Olen PNey, Jereme MNichols, Guerdon DavidNiven, James ANutt, Victor Lee JrO'Connor, John Albert JrPace. Frank JrParker, James HilliardParks, Roy GParrish, ClaudePoindexter, Raymond JrPyron, Wilson N SrQual ls, Clyde ARasco, Charles W JrRedus, Robert ConradReed, E Frank JrRhinehart, Robert JarvisRhodes, Rabie GuthrieRiley, PatrickRoberts, Wayland G JrRobertson, Nathaniel RRobins, Rowland RRogers, Arthur10/07/-Bl l/610/31/B03/408/05/A16/l08/06/A09/-l04/04/A07/503/10/A15/-310/-18/-B03/-110/ 25/B03/ 303/25/A1 6/-203/28/-A07/-106/-15/DOS/401/1 2/Al 0/101/-23/A1 3/-601/1&/AOS/111/-12/B06/-109/-16/-Bl l/-310/23/B06/-106/16/A18/l02/21/B06/l09/24/B07/402/-06/A1 6/509/-18/B06/-106/-20/-A07/101/-06/-A16/505/22/-B06/-501/18/-AOS/604/0S/A09/109/1 2/B03/107/22/A1 4/-410/24/B0 2/601/12/-Al 0/504/07 /-C0&/-301/.27/Al 2/-410/30/B07/102/24/A15/510/ 1 2/B07 /506/27/A09/301/l(}/A03/-103/05/-A1 3/302/26/A16/506/04/Al S/-603/13/B06/105/17/COS/606/09/A13/305/20/-C0&/310/-0 2/BO 6/-110/25/B03/-107/12/-A06/110/31/B03/l09/-l 4/B07 /-408/21/B06/-111/06/B06/l10/-07/Bl l/403/2&/A07/-273

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRowe, I L Sr02/11/Al 4/-4Rowe, P L03/29/C08/3Rule, Herbert Charles Jr04/04/A07/lRyburn. Harry Lee Jr07/27/A29/2Sharp, Ruth Rebecca12/14/B09/lShaw . Richard Bruce 08/05/Al 4/4Shaw , Robert Nabors01/09/Al0/6Shea. M.ildred Terry07/16/C06/1Shelton, Roland M11/22/B03/3Shoaf, Hope Annis Tolar 01/22/A1 6/3Short. Carter A 06/05/Bl 0/ 6Short. Harold H 01/-09/Al 0/ 6Smith, John Ford Sr01/-19-/All/3Smith, Lindley Van Sr02/-23/A13/4Steed, Billy B 08/-10/A1 4/5Streett, Johnson Bruce02/05/A14/5Sullivan, Dabbs07/31/B06/1Sutton, Robert Calvin 02/02/-Al 0/6Teague, Otto Warren10/24/B03/1Teeter. John Allen 07/18/Al l/1Thompson, A J08/18/A14/6Thompson. R L07/19/C06/5Thompson, Samuel Berry 01/28/A1 4/2Thompson, Thomas G Jr 02/-18/Al 2/3Tirman, Robert M04/-26/All/1Tuggl e. Nema Mitchel l11/-12/B06/-6Ulmer, Marion R05/13/A14/1Underhill, Ralph03/04/AlS/-3Upton, Wayne07/15/A14/5Walz , Robert B02/05/A14/3Waters, Kathleen W05/18/DOS/4Watson. Tom 05/27/A1 8/4White, James H 05/29/B0 6/6Williams, C S 11/26/B0 2/1Williams, Claude M Jr06/15/D08/3Williams, Dona L03/05/Al3/1Williams, Robert Eugene07/28/C08/-6Wilson, Joseph William03/24/COB/3Wimpy , Thad Waymon04/08/A16/2Wolfe, W Leo06/15/D08/3Wood, Jeff D07/25/A09/4Wood, Warren E06/16/Al S/-1Yates. Wilbur Clay Hadley 03/-26/-Al 0/1Mrs R J Moore lived in house with body of husband for 2 mosR J Moore had been dead in NLR home 2 months when body foundMrs R J Moore lived in virtual seclusion for 3 yearsDEBARTOLO, EDWARD Jsee also Dillard Department StoresDEBT, CONSUMER02/22/88 A0802/22/88 A0802/23/88 A07112see CreditDEBT, PERSONALsee CreditDEER RUNClaims Comm pays Deer Run owners though claim unproven09/-16/-88 BOl 274

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSen Nick Wilson helped Deer Run owners get $87 .702 claimDEFENSE CONTRACTS (US)see Contracts and Purchasing (US)DEFENSES AND ARMED FORCES (US)see also National Guardsee also Pine Bluff ArsenalStudy to be made of best site for TACAMO facilityTexas helicopter crash last June killed 4 Ark ReservistsBigeye bomb to be made at Pine Bluff Arsenal in 1990One adultery chg against 2nd Lieut Naomi J Haye set asideBoth adultery chgs against Naomi Haye dismissedFraterniz ation chgs against Naomi Haye upheldAir Force famil ies feeling budgetary biteLRAFB in running for MX program, Tommy Robinson saysOld chemical weapons to be burned at Pine Bluff ArsenalPoll shows Arkansans lukewarm to nerve gas productionPeace group protests proposed storage of MX missiles at LRAFBLRAFB loses bid for Navy aircraft unitSenators Bumpers and Sasser may block funds for Navy planesArticle details plans for railroad-based MX missile programFirst lethal liter of nerve gas flown to Pine BluffTommy Robinson confident LRAFB to get rail-based MX unitArmy Reserves from Camp Robinson to train in HondurasBlytheville hearing finds support for rail-based MX missilesMX missile unneeded, unwelcome, Gaz ette saysHearing on rail-based MX missile draws crowd at JacksonvilleTommy Robinson has choice words for MX system opponentsTommy Robinson refuses to accept lrs offered by Jean GordonLRAFB open house draws 120.000 visitors to air shaYLRAFB open house draws 50.000 on second day of eventJoint Readiness Training Center trains for combat conditionsBlytheville Air Force Base to be renamed Eaker Air Force BaseSenator David Pryor deals setback to Bigeye bomb proj ectBlytheville AFB will not close, Repr Les Aspin saysStealth bomber could be based at Blytheville AFBNavy again says planes should go to Tinker. not LRAFBBlytheville AFB officially changed to Eaker AFBC-130 from LRAFB crashes killing 6 crewmenWreckage of C-130 at Greenville being probedSenate to decide base for Navy E-6A unitVictims of C-1 30 crash to be honored at servicePolitical battle rages over basing of Navy E-6A planesMemorial service held for Air Guard men killed in plane crash. Senate votes funds to base Navy E-6A planes in OklaBasing MX at LRAFB would cause minimal environmental impactMX basing at Eaker AFB would affect prehistoric sitesArmy to transfer up to 100 to Fort Chaf fee training centerGen William Bowden favors Okla for TACAMO planesJacksonville hearing held on stationing of MX missiles thereMX missile study favorable for Eaker Air Force BaseDefense Dept investigating Air Guard unit at Fort SmithAir Natl Guard C-130 engines not cause of Greenville crashMilitary scraps plan to use natl forests for training areaGAO endorses Navy cost study on moving planes to Oklahoma09/16/88 BOl 201/10/88 B04 101/1/88 AOl 302/03/88 A0 9 102/04/88 A09 302/06/88 Al l 102/06/88 All 102/14/88 BOl 202/19/88 Al2 102/24/88 AOl 203/06/88 AO l 603/07/88 AOl 203/ 22/88 A05 21.03/23/88 A0304/04/88 AOl 204/07/88 A09 104/0/88 A0 8 404/11/88 AOS 104/1 2/88 AlO 104/13/88 A16 104/26/88 A07 204/26/88 A07 204/26/88 A07 205/01/88 BO l 405/02/88 AD S 105/06/88 A09 205/13/88 A05 105/14/88 AOl 205/21/88 A07 105/-21/88 A07 105/-21/88 A07 305/27/88 Al3 606/0/88 AOl 206/10/-88 AOl 206/10/88 A16 106/-11/88 A09 506/-12/88 COl 106/13/-88 AOS 106/16/-88 A20 307/06/88 A09 207/06/88 A0 9 207/20/-88 Al2 207/-22/88 A13 108/-02/-88 A06 308/03/88 Al 2 508/05/-88 All 508/19/88 A15 108/30/88 BOl 609/16/-88 B03 175

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArkansas Air Natl Guard gets critical review by Air ForceEffect of report on Air Natl Guard minimiz ed by Gov ClintonAir National Guard report confirmedEaker AFB could be candidate for closing under new lawPresident Reagan signs legis that could close Eaker AFBBlytheville praying that Eaker AFB will not be closedHit list for military bases may be trouble for ArkansasPilot retention rate drops at LRAFBNaomi Haye wins civilian review in fraternization caseDelay of B-2 stealth bomber could afect Eaker AFB statusBoard investigating crash of C-130 at Greenville last JuneEaker AFB awaits list of bases recommended for closingFate of two Air Force bases in Ark to be known todayNo Arkansas facility on list to be cutDEGRAY LAKEsee WaterDELAPLAINE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Fish and Crayfish CultureDELINQUENCY ON DEBTsee CreditDELTA CAREER COLL:&;Esee Trade SchoolsDELTA MOLDINGFrame wholesaler Don Wilson devel ops successful businessDEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTIONsee also President (US)DEMOCRATIC PARTYsee also Congress (US)DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTESTSsee also Birth Control and Abortionsee also Defenses and Armed Forces (US)DENTISTRY AND DENTAL HEALTHArticle on growning number of dentists in ArkEureka Springs Mayor Richard Schoeninger fights flouridationFluoridation is controversial in Eureka SpringsEureka Springs to vote on fluoridation issueDENTISTSsee DentistryDENVER-ROLLER. INCsee FuneralsDEQUEEN09/24/88 AOl 20':>/-27/88 BOl 509/2':>/88 BOl 510/13/88 A08 110/25/88 A04 510/30/88 AOl 210/30/88 AO l 211/28/88 A04 112/03/88 BOl 212/14/88 AO l 412/16/88 BOl 412/21/88 AO S 212/2/-11/88 AOl 5Larry Nichols placed 330 calls to Darryl GlascockWooten Epes. agency head. approved calls. Larry Nichols says09/11/88 AOl09/-11/88 AOl55Gov Bill Clinton says Larry Nichols should pay for callsLarry Nichols says he is victim of hatchet job. resigns09/-13/-88 B0209/14/88 AO l25151676

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNichols calls Bill Clinton reaction 'knee-j erk liberal •Darrell Glascock claims Ark owes him $15,000 for adviceJohn Brummett column on Nichols and the ContrasJohn Brummett humorously explains he;JW 'Griffin' got into colMore details on links of Larry Nichols to Contras, GlascockLarry Nichols faces felony theft chg in ConwayLarry Nichols faces theft charges in two countiesLarry Nichols says he embarrassed Gov Bill ClintonPaycheck of Larry Nichols heldPresident Wooten Epes resigns, Bob Nash is interim presidentDEVELOPMENTAL DISAB ILITIES SERV ICES DIVISION (ARK)see Mental Health and DisordersDEWEESE, MICHAEL RAYsee also Murders - Deweese. VirgilDEWEESE. VIRGILsee also Murders - DeWeese VirgilDIAMONDSsee ParksDIET AND NUTRITIONsee also Weight and Weight ControlDIETITIANSLegislative panel takes no action on licensing billDIETZ , E KEARNEYsee also CollegesDILL, LARRYsee also Police Mr16DILLARD DEPARTMENT STORESWilliam Dillard Sr teams with Edward J DeBartolo SrDillard's invading Iowa marketPurchase of Higbee chain completedDillard's to buy 17 stores in Horne 's chainStockhol ders hear Dillard praise Texas potentialDillard' s buys three stores in Lincoln, NebBook details history of Dillard storesDillard will not acquire Joseph Horne Co storesClose look at Horne 's books cools Dillard enthusiasmSales and earnings increaseDillard has two stores in Park Plaza mallArticle on founder William Thomas DillardDillard success result of strategies, central controlGrowth of numbers of stores charted on mapNew corporate headquarters to be built at LRDillard's has five stores in BrazilCorporate headquarters to be on Cantrell Road bluffCorporate headquarters to relieve overcrowdingDillard sued by MMC Group over failed buyoutVendex sells $29.9 million in Dillard stockApproval given for new headquarters siteDillard dickering for purchase of 19 D H Holmes storesMap shOW"s number of Dillard-owned stores in each stateEarnings up by 19.2 pctHeadquarters site plan approvedFirm likely to keep headquarters in Little RockDillard top retailer in terms of return on equity09/-14/88 AOl 609-/-14/88 BOl 109/-14/88 BO l 109-/-15-/-88 BOl 109/-15/88 BOl 109/16/88 B09 109/17/-88 B05 109/18/-88 A13 109/-24/-88 B04 112/16/-88 COl 511/18/88 COB 301/11/-88 COl 202/17/88 COl 202/-27/88 C01 204/28/-88 COl 205/-22/88 A16 206/-15/88 COl 507/09/88 COl 308/-01/88 A0 6 608/-02/88 COl 508/10/-88 cot 508-/15/-88 COl 210/02/-88 AOl 310/-02/88 A14 110/02/88 A14 410/-08/88 COl 210/-17/88 COl 310/-20/88 AO l 210/-20/-88 cos 310/22/88 COl 510/-27/-88 COl 411/02/-88 COl 211-/-03/88 COl 211/03/88 COl 311/-08/88 C02 211/-16/88 BOl 111/20/88 FOl 112/-23/88 COl 177

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDILLARD WILLIAM THOMAS SRsee also Dillard Department Storessee also Tollette Mr28Forbes lists Dillard among nation's most powerful executivesArticle on founder of department store chainDillard honored by 900 at ceremony in LRAnecdotes about DillardDIOXINsee PollutionDIRECT LEGISLATIONsee ReferendumsDISASTERS AND EMERGENCIESsee also Floodssee also WeatherDISCRIMINATIONsee Civil Rights and DiscriminationDISEASE AND ILLNESSsee also Gann Paulsee also Nursing Homessee also PollutionSheriffs may adopt AIDS planEmergency workers can now get info on exposure to diseaseSome State Health Bd members fear suits over notificationsState Health Bd approved policy on emergency workers noticeAspirin not needed by healthy people9 LR cardiologist saysParts of state reporting influenz a symptomsBritish study on leukemia and nuclear power news to AP&LPope Co to be in natl study of nuclear pc.'Mer and cancer risksInfluenz a reported at NLRLevi Strauss grant makes Arkansas AIDS Fdn full-timeDavid Pryor helps Amber Rowden get on liver transplant listInfluenz a closes Faron SchoolsDonations pour in for liver transplant for Amber RowdenDonations for Amber Rowden reaches $125,A55Amber Rowden flown to Omaha for liver transplantAmber Rowden alert but condition criticalDr William S Stead recogniz ed for tubercul osis studiesNavy considers Arkansan with AIDS virus a deadly weaponSurcharge on imm.uniz ation may leave Ark short of fundsRatio of AIDS infection in Ark men is about 1 in 30,000Child who had rib implant diesAmber Rowden recovering from liver transplantRodney Jordan, 11, receives liver transplant in NebraskaArkansas AIDS Fdn attacks rule on reporting names of victimsAshley Stafford active two years after liver transplantHaving 2 eye banks confusing, officials sayJulie Haynes to get heart-lung transplantFreddy Odom receives call from wife of donor of his heartLiver transplant patient Amber Rowden has relapseMystery illness hits about 300 Jacksonville studentsJohn A Craw ford to be tried at naval base in CaliforniaJohn E Crawford faces court martial trial on AIDS chargesAccuser says John E Crawford still an AIDS threatPerils of poison ivy05/17/88 COl10/02/88 AO l10/08/88 COl10/09/88 F0301/15/88 Al 201/29/88 A0901/29/88 A0 901/29/88 A090 2/-05/88 AO 902/05/-88 A1502/-06/88 A0702/-09/88 A0902/10/88 A0802/17/-88 All02/19/-88 A0902/19/88 AlO02/20/88 A0902/23/88 AlO02/28/88 AOl03/-01/88 AO S03/04/88 AlO03/07/-88 A0603/-25/88 A1503/-25/-88 A1503/27/-88 A1404/10/88 AOl04/-13/-88 AO l04/16/88 A0704/18/-88 AO l04/-25/-88 AOS04/-28/-88 AO l05/03/-88 A0505/-04/88 A0305/-06/88 AOl05/09/88 A0505/-09-/88 AO S05/10/88 A0 405/10/88 B032321422221114125115511141221222244551278

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJohn E Crawford testifies he warned fiancee about AIDS testLiver transplant recipient Amber Rowden diesJohn E Craw ford acquitted in AIDS assault trialFuneral held for liver transplant recipient Amber RowdenAIDS victims may not work as food handl ers. Legis panel saysArkansas has 126 known cases of AIDSArkansas ranks first in tubercul osis rateDrugs to treat AIDS may be av ailable to Medicaid patientsGraph shews AIDS cases. deaths in Ark. 1985-1988Cancer survivors celebrate Survivors DayInfectious hepatitis cases in Ark. 1983-1988 (table)House opened at LR for victims of AIDSFunds sought for support of house for AIDS victims in LRYoung author to speak to children with cancerRev Norwood Jones tells his LR church that he has AIDSRed Cross defends blood donor procedure in N Jones caseSt James United Methodist Church rallies around Rev JonesWillie Franklin. 5. needs computer for communicationWillie Frankl in gets computer from anonymous donorRepr Henry Wilkins asks AIDS patients' privilegesCost of coronary bypass at LR hospitalsAIDS test results denied prosecutor in alleged biting caseGeorge Michael Mounger. 4, fights to overcome neuroblastomaArticle on George Michael Mounger' s fight against cancerBaptist Medical Center to start heart transplants programBaptist Medical Center sets April for first heart transplantOrgan donors given tips on procedures that must be followedBaptist Medical Center waits for personnel for heart programLawsuit asks that state pay for liver tran.splantOrgan transplants give rise to ethical questionsTwo more hospitals in LR considering heart transplantsJudge orders data in liver transplant case of Brandy EllisSuit alleges D F Kirkendal l contracted AIDS in bloodState agrees to pay part of cost of transplant for EllisBrandy Ellis closer to liver transplantJulie Haynes fighting way back to normal with new heartBrandy Ellis still on hospital 's liver transplant listSome Ark firms educate employees about AIDSJudges consider using Medicaid for Brandy EllisNLR Officer Tommy Hudson wins two battles with cancerGay activists bring AIDS message to state Capitol groundsMack Dozier, an AIDS patient, ge ts diploma. will skip collegeState proposes Medicaid coverage expansion for transplantsTruman Hall undergoes successful heart transplantCancer patients from NE Ark seek treatment in GreeceState extends Medicaid to heart, liver, marrow transplantsKitty Harrington dies before funds found for new heartArk has first case of a child with AIDSLegislators delay approval of AIDS education plansCourt orders blood transfusion for child of Jehovah's WitnessArkansas has recorded 71 AIDS-related deathsProblems relating to AIDS education in Ark listedJudge authorizes transfusion for in.fant of Jehovah' s WitnessNo transfusion given r.h ild of Jehovah' s Witness in surgery05/11/88 A07 105/-12/88 AOl 205/1 2/88 A03 105/18/-88 All 205/1/88 A09 105/19/-88 A0 9 105/-21/-88 A07 506/-04/88 A0 9 506/-04/88 A09 606/06/88 AO! 206/11/88 A09 606/15/88 A09 206/17/88 AO! 206/ 25/-88 BO 1 206/27/88 AOl 506/28/88 A0 5 507/02/88 A14 307/-08/-88 AO ! 407/09/88 AO l 507/20/-88 C06 507/25/88 COl 108/-02/88 A07 508/-07/88 AO ! 208/-07 /88 Al 2 108/09/-88 AOl 208/10/-88 AOl 208/10/88 AO! 208/10/88 AlO 208/1 0/88 AlO 208/10/88 Al 0 408/10/88 AlO 408/11/-88 A15 108/1 2/-88 A20 208/13/88 AO! 608/14/88 AO! 308/15/88 AOl 208/ 15/-88 AO 9 108/-16/88 BOl 208/19/88 A13 208/22/88 AOl 208/24/88 BOl 208/-24/-88 B02 508/27/88 BOl 408/28/88 B03 108/-29/88 BOl 108/3 1/-88 AO l 208/31/-88 A09 108/-31/88 BOl 609/09/88 BOB 109/11/88 BOl 209/-11/88 BIO 109/-11/88 B10 109/13/88 BOl 209/-14/88 Al 0 479

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAIDS victim escapes from State HospitalState Hospital escapee with AIDS captured near MorriltonBrandy Ellis flown to Omaha for liver transplantBrandy Ellis doing well after liver tran.splantState not required to pay for liver transplant, court findsAIDS educator says churches reluctant to discuss subj ectAIDS called a critical issue for the black communityMany women and blacks complacent on possibility of AIDSArkansan Loyd Thomas brings AIDS message to TV audienceAIDS education center opens in LRAIDS tests were given at state heal th clinic by mistakeRecords of AIDS tests given in error are being deletedAIDS test without consent called 'serious problem'AIDS sufferers in Ark try experimental drugsArkansas has had 169 cases of AIDS, with 94 deathsHeart recipient Freddie Odom exchanges greetings with familyDISHONGH, ALLANsee also Courts (Local)Dishongh pleads guilty to reduced charge of record tamperingJudge Perry Whitmore calls case a 'crime without a victim'Victimizing the judicial system (ed)Conviction of Dishongh to be filed with Judicial Ethics CommDishongh statements seem to differConviction referred to ethics comms by Chris PiazzaConviction creates problems. Judge Bill Watt saysSecrecy possible on Ethics Comm handling of convictionDishongh 's victim was publ ic confidence in the lawExcerpts of Dishongh statement made during investigationDishongh dismmisses 5 gamling cases without explanationJudge Dishongh pay s fines assessed in convictionJudge Dishongh now selling securities part-timeLimits put on Dishongh 1 s securities jobNo action taken by committees on Dishongh plea-bargainingDishongh lost securities job when United Capital soldDOBSON, BRENDAsee also Murders - Dobson, BrendaDOCTORS HOSPITALsee also KidnappingDOCTORS NURSING CENTERsee Nursing HomesDOG RACINGSouthland Park had prof it of nearly $13 million before taxesSimulcasts provided at Southland track at West MemphisSouthland Greyhound Park seeks almost year-round racingDOGPATCH USAsee Amusement ParksDOGSsee AnimalsDOLE, ELIZABETHsee also President (US)DOLE, ROBERT Jsee also President (US)DOLLS AND DOLLHOU SESsee Toys and Playthings09/14/88 B0609/15/88 B0309/24/88 B0109/-25/-88 A1309/27/88 B0410/-02/88 B0410/09/88 C0610/16/88 A2011/21/-88 BOl11/26/88 Al412/08/88 AOl12/08/88 AO 112/09/88 BOl12/21/-88 A0312/21/88 A0 312/24/ 88 B0801/-07/88 AOl01/07/88 AOl01/0/88 Al 401/12/88 A0 701/13/88 A1501/-13/88 Al501/14/88 A0901/17/88 BOl01/17/88 C0301/24/-88 A0901/24/88 A0902/06/88 A0903/16/88 A0903/27/88 A0708/07/88 C0109/2(}/88 C0207/20/-88 AO l07/24/88 AOl10/-13/88 D0143214241152225612212132631241116256BO

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDONAGHEY FOUNDATIONBuilding at 711 Main, LR, added to Donaghey holdingsDONNA 1 S BAIL BONDS CO07/01/-88 COl 2see CrimeDONREY MEDIAsee also Pendergraft, RossDOVERsee also Simmons Family MurdersDOWD. WAYNEsee also Politics F4 F6DOYLE, LEE LEEsee also Education Ag28DOZIER, MACKsee also Disease and IllnessDRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGEsee Trade SchoolsDRIFTWOOD. JIMMYsee also ParksShowplace at Mountain View is enj oyable experienceDROPOUTS, SCHOOL09/-28/88 EOl 2see Education Ap20 D12DROUTHsee Agriculturesee Economic Conditons and Trendssee WeatherDROWNINGSSince 1975, 308 have drowned in Army Engineers LR Dist waters 05/24/88 AO l 2Swimmer in Arkansas River at LR drownsHealth Dept closes Town Lodge pool at LR where man drownedResponse of police to drowning at Town Lodge called proper06/30/-88 A0908/06/88 A1408/07/88 B04112Town Lodge pool at LR has been closed 7 times in recent years 08/-11/-88 AO l 6Pool safety violators cannot be penalizedNLR sandbar site of 3rd drowning this yearDefunct lock and dam at Batesville called a hazardDRUG ABUSE AND TRAFFI C08/-1 2/88 All08/-18/-88 All12/27/-88 BOl222see Alcohol an.d Drug AbuseDRUG GRANT ADV ISORY BOARD (ARK)see Alcohol and Drug AbuseDRUGS AND DRUG TRADEPharmacist Stephen P Isley gets prison term in drug salesArk near top in Medicaid fees paid to druggistsLaw restricting out-of-state mail sales called questionableState agencies lament rising costs of vaccines. drugsDRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRIVINGsee Traffic Accidents and SafetyDUBOIS, ANDERSON GENEsee also TrialsDUCKSsee WildlifeDUKAKIS. MICHAELsee also President (US)DUMOND, WAYNE Esee also Sex Crimes Ja22 Ja26 Mr12 My20 My22 Je17 Jy19 Ag13see also Sex Crimes Ag16 Ag17 Ag18 Ag30 011 029 Nl NlO09/02/-88 A06 109/-04/-88 BOl 510/-26/88 BOl 511/-04/88 BOB 481

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19BBDATEPAGE COLDUNN. CHARLES Dsee also Colleges Mr22DUNN. SUSANsee also OperaEADS• MICHAEL Rsee also BooksEAGLESsee WildlifeEAKER AIR FORCE BASEsee DefensesEARLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Organiz ations MylO My13 My 15 Jyl3 Jy1 9 Ag21 SBEARNHART, THOMAS PTax evasion trial of Earnhart under way at Fort SmithSalesman testifies house was billed to Earnhart firmEarnhart blames jealous kin, errors for tax woesEarnhart convicted of income tax evasionEarnhart gets fine. prison term on tax evasion chgArticle on millionaire now in federal prisonEARTHQUAKESMild quake shakes Marked Tree areaArticle on mild quake that rattled Marked TreeExperts say maj or earthquake in or near Ark is inev itabl eParagould called state' s best prepared townSafety tips on earthquakesEnola (Faulkner Co) has recorded over 50,000 in six yearsGeological origins of New Madrid Rift Complex illustratedMap pinpoints Ark earthquakes from 19BO to 19B7Article on New Madrid fault running through east ArkMaximum predicted intensities along New Madrid zoneMinor earthquake shakes Union CountyQuake in Hot Spring County registers 3.4 on Richter scaleECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND TRENDS01/1 2/B8 AOB01/13/BB Al 201/20/BB COBOl/22/B8 A1302/24/8B A0703/20/BB DOl01/31/BB A0702/01/BB AOS09/01/BB E0309/01/BB E0309/01/B8 E0309/01/BB E0309/01/BB E0309/01/BB E0309/01/BB E0409/01/BB E0412/13/SB COBl 2/ 2B/BB B03441232111124441256see also Agriculturesee also Bankssee also Poorsee also RoadsArk to join in three-state consortium to attract industry 01/04/88 A09 5Ark benefits from trade with Canada 01/04/B8 All 1State's economic outlook remains blurred 01/lG/BB DOI 1Albert Flaig comments on Japan as a market for exports 01/18/B8 COl 2East Arkansas Business Incubator System opens at Jonesboro Ol/23/8B C02 4Economic Expansion Study Comm rept called flawed 01/2B/B8 A19 51.100 new jobs created at Fort Smith last year 01/30/B8 COl 1Summary of problems in Ark economy 01/31/BB COl 5Rural Develop Action Program seeks to aid rural areas 02/-0/B8 COl 5Joe Franklin trip to Kenya has trade mission as goal 02/08/8B COB 1Commission on Arkansas ' Future created by Gov Bil Clinton 02/23/BB AO B 3Gov Clinton vetoes Strategic Planning Commision as too costly 02/23/8B AO B 3Tax credits for industries benefit state, Gov Clinton says 02/-26/BB COl 2Gov Clinton expects to present comprehensive plan to Legis 02/29/BB A09 1Chart of investments for expansion in Ark 19B3-19B7 03/-07/BB COl 1International Trade Center sought for Little Rock 03/20/B8 FOl 2Progress report on Ark (annual summary of econ developments) 03/20/8B JOl 1B2

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGov Bill Clinton names 27 to Comm on Arkansas 's FutureDale Bumpers offers bill to aid Mississippi Delta areasMap shCMs Mississippi Delta areas covered by proposed lawSheffield Nelson interviewed on steps needed for Ark developThomas C McRae interviewed on development of Ark economyGov Bill Clinton attends rural development meeting in Lee CoGovernor 's Rural Development Action panel meets in Lee CoArkansas business climate shows marked improvementArkansans urged by Gov Clinton to train for coming jobsPine Bluff begins million-dollar drive for developmentInudstry sought for Little Rock Industrial PortEnergy Techniques emerges from UA business incubator program2nd annual Buy Arkansas campaign beginsGovs of Ark. Miss and La agree to fight Delta povertyBill Alexander outl ines plan to bring East Ark prosperityBusiness activity increased by 0.9 pct in Ark for quarterArk Development Finance Authority offers loans to exp ortersBusiness starts down by 10 pct in Ark last yearLinks between People's Republic of China with Ark soughtPanels of Comm on Arkansas's Future list state 's problemsLittle Rock delegation going to AsiaMississippi Delta poverty comm gets subcommittee backingState delegation to Orient sees weakness in Ark approachLR Chamber of Commerce to promote global role for cityArkansas stands to gain if trading opened with CubaTyson Foods has not opened talks with Cuba on exportsAIDC offices at Brussels. Tokyo reluctantly endorsed by panelCommuter society driving force behind regional developmentIdustrial tax breaks are welfare, Senator Ben Allen chargesTax breaks for industry defended by AIDC's David HarringtonTax breaks going to large industries listedArkansas must court Far East for business opportunityLittle Rock delegation returns from trip to Far EastHarsh facts of life in the Delta unveiled in Senate hearingLevon Helm testifies before Senate panel on Delta povertyAesthetics lure industry, consultant tells Ark leadersGov Bill Cl inton to visit Far East to promote tradeBusiness climate in Ark ranked 9th highestSt Francis Co. east Ark face high unempl oymentForrest City officials seek to attract new industryCalhoun County has low unempl oyment rateFunding for study of Mississippi Delta area passes SenateLower Mississippi Delta Act sailing through CongressMississippi River Delta proposal hits Senate snagState jobs have tremendous impact on Little Rock SMA economyGov Bill Clinton names group he will take on Far East tripPine Bluff consortium raises $1.43 million for developmentGov Clinton begins talks with Japanese leadersDrouth puts lid on growth in ArkYamato-Nucor mill is case study for wooing industry to stateReaganomics pypassed Arkansas. John Pickett writesWal-Mart Stores to buy Sanyo TVs made at Forrest CityArkansas ranks 39th in exonomic expansionFederal funds allocated for Mississippi Delta poverty study03/25/88 A16 604/-01/88 COl 204/01/88 COl 404/-03/-88 cos 104/03/88 cos 104/12/-88 AlO 104/12/-88 AlO 104/13/88 COl 204/-14/-88 Al 2 104/21/88 COl 504/-22/88 COl s04/27/88 COl 105/03/88 COl 205/14/88 A09 5OS/14/88 A0 9 605/2C>/88 COl 1OS/24/-88 COl 5OS/-24/88 C03 105/28/88 COl 206/01/88 All 206/04/88 COl 206/lC>/88 A13 106/12/-88 AO l 206/14/88 COl 206/16/88 A03 106/16/88 A03 406/-16/-88 A1 2 406/-19/88 FOl 206/-25/88 A09 106/2S/88 A0 9 106/2S/88 A0 9 106/-26/88 FOl 506/-26/-88 FOl 506/ 29/88 AO l 206/-29/88 A0 8 106/30/88 A0 9 s07/09/-88 COl 107/14/88 cot 507/17/-88 AOl 207/17/88 A04 307/17/88 A09 107/30/88 AO l 20&/-08/88 AOS 408/-11/88 AOl 208/-22/88 BO l 608/-26/88 C06 109/-01/88 COl 109/06/88 Cl 0 209/1 2/88 C02 609/16/88 COl 309/20/-88 B07 109/27/88 COl 209/-27/88 C02 509/29/-88 AlO 283

ARKANSAS GAZ E'ITE INDEX 198SDATEPAGE COLGov Bill Clinton to outline his plans for legislative session 10/-02/8S AOlSenate approves Dale Bumpers plan for Mississippi Delta 10/-02/-88 B03Gov Clinton has not revealed source of funds for programs 10/-03/88 AOlReaction to Clinton 's 'Moving Arkansas Forward' plan10/-03/88 AO lArkansas' economic survival is goal of Clinton' s proposal 1 (}/- 03/S8 AO lDetails of Gov Clinton's legislative program outlined10/03/88 AOlEducation, health improvement aim of Gov Clinton' s program 10/-03/88 AO lProgram outlined by Gov Clinton costs $200 million10/03/8S A0 1John Brummett column on Gov Bill Clinton 's proposals10/03/SS BO 2State employees help get Clinton' s proposal to listeners 10/03/88 B02Gov Bill Clinton 's plan for industrial growth10/-03/8S B03Response of prominent Arkansans to Gov Clinton 's program 10/03/SS B03Cost of 'Moving Arkansas Forward ' plan, by funds and accounts 10/03/SS B03Gov Clinton 's plan encourages school consolidation10/04/88 OSGov Bill Clinton to have tax plan by November1(}/04/88 B01Gov Clinton begins drive for support for legislative program 10/04/8S BOSState pay for LR school desegregation cl ouds Clinton' s plan 10/05/S8 AOlBig part of Gov Clinton 's plan has Nick Wilson's support 10/08/S8 AOlRepeal of tax credit as lure for indus urged by Tax Comm 10/08/88 B01Tax Comm wants superfund to be used to lure specific indus 10/-08/88 BOlGov Clinton 's priorities turned around. John Reed writes 1 O/Ot:J/SS COlArticle on Reynolds Metals gift of property to Hot Spring Co 10/11/88 C02Article on impact of stock market crash on Ark economy10/-16/-8S FOlGov Clinton 's proposals too costly. Tim Hutchinson says 10/23/8S C03Education program called investment in state' s future10/23/88 C03Bringing life back to the Delta is topic of conference10/-24/88 BOlDelta area holds solutions to its own problems. conf told 10/-25/88 BOlTurmoil in Pulaski Co schools affecting indus development 10/-30/SS FOlOpportunity Lands Corp proj ects seek to make economy grow l 1/06/8S FOlInvestment tax credit , enterprise zones have Clinton support 11/ 11/8S C02Mississippi Delta Comm names Bill Clinton chairmanll/15/8S B02Per capita income in Ark grew by only $7 1 from 19SO to 1986 11/-17/8S BOlBankers say usury law, lack of capital hurting Ark11/ 18/-8S C02Ark has 3rd lowest cost-of-living ratell/28/8S C01Financing arranged to lure industries using cogeneration 11/29/88 COlMelbourne may be seeing beginning of economic boom12/04/-88 B09Delta Study Comm makeup disappoints blacks12/-08/-88 AOlDelta Comm executive director to be black. Gov Clinton says 12/-10/88 AO lAll-white Delta Comm is subj ect of columnl 2/ll/S8 COlState utilities renew efforts to draw industry to Ark12/-11/88 FOlGenCorp expansion at Batesville involved AP&L incentives 12/11/SS F01Ark economy to outperform nation in 1989, panel says12/13/-S8 COlBlack leader Jimmie Wilson calls for boycott of Delta Comm 12/13/S8 cosRural Develop Action Program task force visits counties 12/19/-88 BOlECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTsee Economic Conditions and TrendsECONOMIC EXPANSION STUDY COMM:ISSION (ARK)see Economic Conditions and TrendsECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AGENCY. PULASKI COUNTYCivil suits may seek recovery of mismanaged, misspent moneyEOA inquiry closes with no criminal charges plannedW Dean Goldsby directed agency during period under reviewEDUCARE CENTERS OF ARKANSASsee Education 01806/23/S8 AO l06/23/88 AOl06/23/88 AOl5122555512113255242215114521321112212611421544484

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLEDUCATIONsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAlcohol and Drug AbuseAnarchismAthleticsChildrenGovernor 's School (Ark)Journal ismTraffic AccidentsWorkers Compen.sation InsuranceLaretta Moore settles lawsuit with Valley Springs DistValley Springs Dist fired teacher over bd election. suit saidSchool assignment plan in LR Dist remains uncertainEffort under way to settle differences in LR Dist assignmentsNewark teacher suspended for writing on bathroom wallsTwo LR Dist desegregation issues tentatively settledBlack ministers group condemns LR Dist firing of legal firmArk educators skeptical of Educ Secy's model curriculum.Proposals offered to master in LR Dist desegregation caseCommission on Teaching Excellence members appointedSummary of new agreements in LR Dist desegregation caseMath teacher champions use of calculator by studentsCatholic schools in Ark to discuss condoms in AIDS studiesMcGehee Dist Bd places Supt Paul Roberts on probationMaster A V Mccutcheon may support LR Dist assignment planState 's liability in LR desegregation costs all other di stsFinancial impact of LR Dist case on 11 other districts shownPulaski Dist may add specialty programs to high schoolsText on student assignment plan agreement in LR DistLawsuit by black couple alleges bias widespread in Star CityArkansas teacher pay up 2.8 pct. AEA reportsFifth grader brings loaded handgun to school at NLRLR Bd member Charles D Young may not be eligible to serveRecords sh0111 Charles D Young pleaded guilty to hot-check chgAll Washington Dist whites attend school outside districtWashington Dist seeks way to get white students backBackground check lists firings . chgs against Chas D YoungCatholics oppose school clinics that dispense contraceptivesNew chgs considered for LR Dist Bd member Charles D YoungCharles D Young resigns from LR School Dist BoardBackground on Charles D Young 's difficultiesSpecial master hears publ ic opinion on LR desegregation plansStudents chgd with making bomb threats against schoolQuestion arises as to hCM Charles D Young was ever electedStatistics on high school graduates who enter collThree students suspended in Sept are back in Beebe schoolFreez ing rain forces school closings in 6 Ark countiesConcord School violated student's rights in strip searchBlacks want Pulaski Dist plans for elem bldgs haltedArk schools may get a break on making up day s lost to snowDr E Susanne Richert gets $200 per day from Pulaski DistDr E Susanne Richert 's pay created controversy in 1986E Susanne Richert also works for Arkansas Tech UnivAccelerated Learning Program in LR schools much debatedAccelerated Learning Program used in remedial work01/01/88 A16 601/01/88 Al 6 601/03/88 B04 201/-04/88 A0 7 401/05/-88 A0 8 101/05/88 A0 8 101/07/88 A09 101/-07/-88 All 101/08/88 A0 9 501/08/-88 Al 5 101/-1{}/-88 A07 101/-10/88 B02 101/-10/88 BOB 101/13/88 Al 2 501/14/88 A09 401/-16/88 AOl 201/16/88 AOl 301/17/-88 A05 101/18/88 A06 401/2{}/88 Al 0 401/22/88 C02 301/23/88 A09 201/24/88 AOl 501/-24/-88 AOl 501/-24/-88 BOl 601/24/-88 BOl 601/-26/-88 AO l 601/26/88 A09 501/-27/-88 AOl 201/-28/88 AOl 201/-28/88 A08 501/28/88 A09 101/28/-88 Al 4 401/31/88 A08 201/31/88 COl 602/02/-88 A0 9 302/03/-88 A07 202/03/88 Al3 202/04/-88 A13 302/05/-88 A0 9 502/07/-88 AO l 102/07/-88 AOl 202/-07/88 AO l 202/0a/88 A07 202/08/-88 A07 285

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDays missed because of snow must be made up9 state bd rulesGood conduct9 studiousness may pay off for NLR seniorsNew standards causing unintended effects. Rockefller Fdn saysPulaski Co Dist teachers to tell salary grievancesBill Clinton comment s on latest ruling in Pulaski Dist caseState has already paid $8.5 million in Pulaski desegregationFederal Appeals Ct overturns Pulaski Co Dist assignment plansState ordered to pay more for desegregation at LRPulaski Dist officials shocked by overturn of assignment planSummary of Appeals Ct ruling in Pulaski Dist desegregationUS Appeals Ct ruling in Pulaski Dist case settled side issuesState 's share of Pulaski desegregation may hit $20 millionMap shows location of Pulaski County school districtsExcerpts from Appeals Ct ruling in Pulaski County Dist caseLR Dist attys propose many changes in. school planLegis session sought to deal with Pulaski County distsSenator Clarence Bell urges legis to merge Pulaksi distr:i.ctsState wants 8th Circuit to reconsider Pulaski Co Dist rulingSnow again forces closing of some schoolsLR Dist Bd says it will be sensitive in asking state fundsState spending $8.5 million for desegregation in Pulaski CoConsolidation of Pulaski Co dists no closer after rulingNick Wilson expects Legis session on Pulaski Co distsHumnoke Supt Ed Weaver signed board member 's name to checksArticle on Pulaski Co Dist's Saturday make-up sessionArticle explains why state ordered to help pay for LR schoolsArticle on education reforms in ArkDropout rate in Ark compared with natl averageArkansas per pupil spending compared with rest of SouthArticle on Writing to Read program in Helena-West Helena DistComputers are basic to Writing to Read programAll 3rd, 6th and 8th graders must take state skills testPulaski Dist will ask US Appeals Ct to reconsider planStudents facing basic skills test to get helpJunior high failure rate rising. study indicatesAEA seeks Legis session to find state funds for Pulaski distsLR pupil assignment plan approved by federal court masterSummary of LR pupil assignment plan for 1988-89LR School Dist panel recommends paddling be abolishedLR School Bd appts Lawrence Hampton to position left vacantLR pupil assignment plan calls for $9 million improvementsDropout prevention program in LR Dist financed by Ford FdnLR Dist educators split on issue of paddling studentsHealth clinic at LRCHS may dispense contraceptives next yrLR Dist Supt Cannon wants teacher contract talks reopenedPledge of alligience proposal sparks dispute by LR Dist BdLR Bd member gets support for pledging allegiance. anthemPlanning doubl es salary of Garland Supt K M AlbrittonState appeals order to pay more for desegregation in PulaskiLawrence T Hampton finally gets seat on LR School BdGuidelines for preparing for Minimum Performance TestMinimum Performance Testing Program explainedComputer competency demonstrated by LR elementary studentsHome schoolers increase by 40 pct in past year02/09/88 AO! 202/09/88 A09 102/09/88 A09 102/09/88 A09 502/10/-88 AOl 202/10/88 AO! 202/10/88 AOl 602/10/-88 AOl 602/10/-88 A05 102/10/88 A06 102/10/88 A06 102/11/88 AOl 402/11/88 AOl 502/1 1/88 A06 102/11/88 A06 102/11/88 A06 102/11/88 A06 102/11/88 A06 502/12/88 AOl 202/12/88 AOl 602/12/88 A1 4 102/12:/88 A1 4 402/13/88 AOl 502/13/88 A17 102/14/88 AOl 202/14/-88 A14 202/14/88 COl 302/14/88 COl 302/14/88 C06 302/15/88 AO l 202/15/88 AOl 202/16/88 A07 202/16/-88 A07 202/-16/-88 A07 202/16/-88 A08 102/16/88 A08 402/17/-88 AOl 302/17/-88 AOl 302/17/88 A04 102/17/-88 A04 302/-17/88 A04 502/17/88 A08 502/18-/88 A07 402/19/88 AO! 202/19/-88 A16 402/19/88 A16 502/2(}/88 A09 102/20/-88 A09 102/20/88 A09 402/21/88 BOl 202/21/88 JOl 102/21/88 J05 102/-22/88 A09 102/23/88 A07 586

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNot liable for errors in LR desegregation, Ark tells court 02/-24/88 A07 1Stanford Dist voters turn down merger with Greene County Tech 02/25/-88 AOBSurvey shC111s pledge of allegiance not required in large dists 02/25/88 A1851LR Dist Bd rej ects proposal to require anthe.m, pledgeArk ranking among states on spending, salary and ACT scoresDropout rate in Ark shows improvementEducation Secy Bennett 's rept brings mixed news for ArkMagnolia may file suit over funds lost to LR desegregationState's tab in LR desegregation case worries superintendentsArk has obligation to compensate blacks, Dr Ruth Steele says02/26/-88 AO l02/26/88 AO l02/26/88 AOl02/26/88 AO l02/26/88 A1 802/28/88 All02/28/88 B062666515Master 's recommendations way to end LR case, John Walker says 02/29/88 A07Districts around state feel effects of Pulaski case in budget 02/29/88 A0921Finance affected by court ruling on personal property taxRul ing on pers property tax came in Wynne School Dist caseNEA president Mary Futrell attacks 'tracking ' in LR speechState Educ Bd obj ects to part of LR pupil assignment planLR Dist pupil assignment plan for next year beginsBaptist Medical Systems to sponsor AIDS educ programPine Bluff Bd expells 6th grader for pulling knife at schoolMath, science magnet plan for Parkview (LR Dist) voted downSchool day at LR to start with pledge and anthe.mPledge of allegiance causes little debate at schoolsBright Star existence threatened by depleted reservesCorporal punishment should end, Task Force saysAt-risk students to be focus of legislation next yearSix schools found deficient by Accreditation Comm reviewPulaski Dist considering layoffs, program reductionsFour more schools fail accreditationLRCTA welcomes Appeals Ct ruling in Pulaski County Dist caseAccreditation Comm finds 9 schools not in complianceLR Dist to get $15.5 million increase in fundsMisused data clouds debate on spankings, Charles Weiner saysNo racial bias found in corporal punishment in Pulaski DistMinimum Performance Test being given 8th graders statewidePulaski Dist Bd, PACT at impa sse on pay issueLR Dist loses race bias suit filed by Arlin Jones, a whitePulaski Co Dist Bd votes to give teachers 30 days back payTeacher strike would close Pulaski Dist schools, supt saysPulaski Dist proposes 4 ideas to aid desegregation effortPACT leadership decides not to seek strike in Pulaski DistPulaski Dist students, parents sympathetic to teachers standTeachers Salary Study Comm finds serious inequities in payTeachers Salary Study Comm recommends $16,000 base payClarence Bell to seek merger of Pulaski Co distsJodie Mahony urges end to vestiges of past segregationLloyd George, John Miller complain about federal ct orderMcGehee Supt Paul Roberts fired by boardMinimum Performance Test was a snap. eighth graders sayRepr Jodie Mahony tired of seeking ways to evade the lawLarger paychecks to go to 1.000 Pulaski Dist teachers03/01/88 AOl03/01/88 AOl03/01/88 AOS03/01/88 A0503/02/88 AOl03/02/88 AlO03/02/88 Al 203/03/88 A0703/-03/88 A0 703/04/88 A0703/06/88 B0403/08/88 AOl03/-08/88 A0203/09/88 Al603/-09/88 A1603/10/-88 A1603/-11/-88 A0603/-11/88 AlO03/13/-88 B0303/13/-88 C0303/14/88 A0503/-15/88 AO !03/15/-88 A0703/15/-88 cos03/16/-88 AO l03/16/88 AO l03/-16/88 AlO03/-17/-88 A0903/17/88 A0903/18/88 AOl03/18/88 AOl03/18/88 A0903/-18/88 A0903/1 S/ 88 A0903/-18/-88 A0903/18/88 A0 903/18/88 A0903/18/-88 A1422112451142551446531122522114552222221Elementary principal at Altheimer allegedly distributed tests 03/19/-88 AOl 5Altheimer teachers had Minimum Performance Test before dateArkansas teachers drop to SOth in average salariesHas Jodie Mahony started something? (ed on remarks to AL C)03/-19/88 A0903/19/-88 A1303/20/88 C0255187

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNLR Dist Supt says millage increase neededDr Ruth Steele says money to be distributed statewideFormer LR Dist Bd member Charles Young pleads guiltyState may release $7 .35 million to schools in AprilAll dists may be allowed to open school one week earlyPulaski Dist considers layoffs of 231. cut in athletic fundsPulaski Dist proposes closing of Scott Junior High SchoolAEA wants $14.7 million released nav for teacher pay raiseList of budget cuts suggested for Pulaski DistPulaski Dist has genuine need to cut budget. Supt Lester saysNorth Little Rock CTA files suit over makeup days handlingScott Junior High School supporters seek to keep school openJacksonville High males wear miniskirts to protest dress codeThree hired to recruit whites for LR school sBauxite coach Don Masserelli chgd in alleged paddlingsArticle on illiterates who are graduated from high schoolsBauxite coach served warrant alleging paddling at schoolMagnol is Dist suit says students penaliz ed to help LR DistEight of nine schools have regained accreditation by stateFire damage at Harris Elementary in Pulaski Dist is $250.000Washington Dist finds 19 students attending in other distsSome students seem ready to return to LR Dist schoolsSome Pulaski Dist parents use new law to transfer to NLRLR Dist hopes programs will help with racial balanceArticle on Subiaco Academy and its declining enrollmentState urged to broaden action on segregationPulaski Dist Bd hears ideas for cutting budgetNLR admrs withdraw plan to close elementary schoolsAdmr. 2 teachers at Joe T Robinson accused of test cheatingAltheimer teachers may be fired over alleged MPT testCatholics urged by Educ Secy to educate 'worst' studentsRobinson students allegedly given study sheets for state MPTRev Royce Thomas reminds of purpose of Cathol ic educationParents portest reductions of programs in Pulaski DistSome teachers feel pressure from Minimum Performance TestLuxora residents protest plan to close junior high schoolHamburg Dist runs duel system. blacks say in suitLR Dist Bd member H M Faulker opposes ban on paddlingPaddling banned from Little Rock schoolsPulaski Co black parents prefer taxes to school reductionsPulaski Dist Bd to forego budget cuts. seek tax increaseLegislators ' role in segregation discussed in columnLaw may forbid special election on millage. Steve Clark saysMagnol ia Dist seeks help for lawsuit over desegregation costPulaski Dist millage issue still in limboLR Dist to use BEST system to improve students' test scoresLR Dist 's new pupil assignment gets federal court approvalOil Trough Dist to fight for 24 students attending NewarkLR Dist Bd sending wrong signals, Robert McCord writesBusing being phased out in South Conway County DistLR Dist recruiters bustle to bring more whites into systemSchool-based heal th clinics have hidden agenda, nurse warnsDardanelle ele.mentary students hold pep rally for academicsLR Dist supt says budget deficit at least $2.5 million03/23/88 A05 103/23/88 A05 403/23/88 A07 503/24/88 A09 403/ 24/88 AO 9 503/25/88 AO! 503/25/88 AO! 503/25/-88 A09 203/-25/-88 A14 103/26/-88 AOl 203/-26/88 AO l 303/26/-88 Al 7 103/28/88 A05 103/2C}/88 A05 403/30/-88 A07 503/-30/88 BOl 103/31/-88 A12 503/-31/88 A13 104/01/-88 A09 504/01/-88 Al 0 104/-01/-88 Al O 104/-02/88 AOl 204/03/-88 AO! 404/03/88 BOl 504/-05/88 BO! 304/06/88 A09 404/06/88 A0 9 504/06/88 AlO 104/08-/88 AOl 204/08/88 AO! 204/08/88 AOl 204/-08-/88 AOl 204/08-/88 AO l 304/08/88 AOl 604/-0C}/88 AO? 104/0C}/-88 AOS 404/-09/88 A14 404/-11/-88 A06 104/-1 2/-88 AO! 204/ 12/88 A07 604/-13/-88 AOl 504/-13/88 Al 7 104/14/-88 AO ! 204/14/88 A09 604/-15/88 A09 504/15/-88 A14 404/16/88 AOl 604/-16/-88 Al 2 104/17/-88 C03 104/18-/-88 AOl 204/-18/88 A05 504/-18/88 A0 7 104/18/88 BOl 204/19/88 A07 588

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPulaski Dist Bd to seek court order for special tax election 04/1

ARKAN SAS GAZ E'CTE INDEX 19 88DATEPAGE COLSalary disparity .between dists discussed in article 05/11/88 A09 5Rodney Thompson gets prison term, fine for beating teacher 05/-11/88 All 1Average teacher pay in state's 329 districts listed 05/-11/88 A13 1Whites, girls show higher scores on Minimum Performance Test 05/12/88 AOl 5Prattsville has choice of teachers because of higher pay 05/12/88 A07 1Beebe youth suspended for drinking seeks to halt election 05/12/88 A07 5Forrest City Bd has pol icy to fire employee who discriminates 05/13/88 AOl 2Forrest City School Bd apologizes to Earle's black player 05/13/88 AOl 2Hall High School student Chris Skinner wins intnl math honors 05/-14/88 AOl 2Earl teenager hurt by refusal at Forrest City Country Club 05/15/-88 A0 1 5Schools must now help those who failed Minimum Performance 05/-15/-88 BOl 5Prattsville supt irked by requirements of school standards 05/-15/88 COl 1Discrimination lingers in schools. civil rights lawyer says 05/16/88 A05 1Alternative certification proposed as way to find teachers 05/-16/-88 AOS 3Education degree not required under alternative certification 05/16/88 AOS 3LR Dist to ask state to pay $10 .2 million for remedial work 05/17/88 AO l 6Approval of alternative teacher certification irks AEA 05/17/88 AOS 2Both parties in suit ask judge to adopt Humnoke election plan 05/17/88 A09 1LR Dist told its request for state aid is too high 05/-18/88 Al l 6State hires consultant to study mgmt practices of LR Dist 05/19/-88 A09 5State moves to cut its costs for Pulaski desegregation 05/-19/88 A09 5Arkadelphia. Springdale elem schools honored by US Educ Dept 05/19/88 A1 2 1Charles Hodge says Educ Bd ignores work of Certification Comm 05/-19/88 A15 5Scott community fights to keep its junior high school 05/20/88 AOl 2Classes for 4-yr-old recommended by Ark Business Council 05/20/-88 AOl 5Compul sory kindergarten recommended by Ark Business Council 05/20/88 AOl 5Sharon Ryder-Eckert develops program for at-risk youths 05/-20/88 A09 1John Walker proposes alternative to LR facilities plan 05/20/88 A0 9 5Proposal calls for closing 4 schools in central LR 05/-20/88 A09 5Gov Bill Clinton suggests way to attract more black teachers 05/2G/88 AlO 1Police called to quell disturbance at Parkview High School 05/20/-88 COB 5Academic, extracurriculars to be affected by Pulaski tax vote 05/21/88 AOl 2AEA wants ban on teachers lacking education degrees 05/-21/-88 A08 5Educators applaud idea of mandatory kindergarten 05/-21/88 Al O 1Stakes high in millage election in Pulaski Dist 05/22/-88 AOl 2Prairie Grove nurse excused students to get contraceptives 05/-22/88 BOl 5Prairie Grove nurse resigns in dispute over excused absences 05/22/88 BOl 5Delaplaine students conduct catfish study 05/-24/88 Al 0 1Students in LR Dist rewarded for better grades. behavior 05/24/88 AlO 4Pulaski Dist voters rej ect tax increase 05/25/88 AO l 5Little Rock Dist heavily recruits blacks for magnet schools 05/25/88 A1 2 2Planning begins on alternative teacher certification 05/-25/88 Al 2 2Pulaski Dist Bd does not favor asking court-ordered tax rise 05/26/88 AOl 5Pulaski Dist preparing cuts in wake of tax cuts 05/-26/88 AO l 5Some voters in Pulaski Dist were not eligible to vote 05/26/88 AOl 6Columnist John Brummett discusses tax vote in Pulaski Dist 05/-26/-88 A07 1Altheimer principal John An.derson sues for reinstatement 05/-26/88 A07 6Articles analyze Pulaski Dist voters rej ection of tax rise 05/26/88 A08 1Problems expected as result of turn-down of tax increase 05/26/-88 A09 1LR Dist teacher accused in alleged striking of student 05/-26/-88 AlO 5Teacher morale at bottom of rankings, survey reveals 05/27/88 A01 2LR Dist Bd member Lawrence Hampton resigns, leaving state 05/-27/88 A03 1Pulaski Dist Supt Lester fears outcry if plan revealed now05/27/88 A03 1Pulaski Dist budget reduced by $2.5 million 05/-28/88 AOl 590

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPulaski Dist reduces athletic budget by a third 05/28/88 AOl 5Pulaski Dist to close Scott School. lay off 132 empl oyees 05/28/88 AOl 5Dropout rate may increase if 8th graders held back by MPT 05/28-/88 A09 1Humnoke Dist divided into 2 zones for school board elections 05/28-/88 AlO 1Altheimer principal John Anderson fired by board 05/2&/88 A13 1Pulaski Dist budget cuts affect numerous facets of school 05/29/88 A09 1'1.Wo visiting executives assist LR Dist in problem solving 05/30/88 AOl 2Little Rock High School class of 1918 holding last reunion 05/31/88 BOl 3Part of Minimum Performance Test not given at West Memphis 06/01/88 All 5Pulaski Dist budget cuts called fairest possible 06/01/88 All 6LR Dist may decide to close three elementary schools 06/02/88 A0 9 4Legislator wants private music lesson to count in school day 06/02/88 DOB 4Summer weather hampers learning in Ark schools 06/03/88 AOl 2Pulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers fights AIDS discrimination 06/03/88 A05 1Pulaski Dist budget cuts cost services of two counselors 06/03/88 All 1LR Central student gets 90-day term in battery of teacher 06/04/88 Al4 1Teaching of morals in classrooms not banned, educators say 06/05/-88 AOl 5Fearture article on graduation at Perry-Casa High School 06/05/88 BOl 1Blacks. whites brawl in cafeteria at Conway High School 06/05/-88 C06 1Alternative certification a bad idea, Bob Qualls writes 06/-05/88 C06 3Prayer still part of graduation at publ ic schools 06/-06/88 AO S 1LR Dist to request closing of three elementary schools 06/-07/88 AOS 5Alternative certification called slap in face of teachers 06/08/88 Al9 1Winthrop Rockefeller Fdn rept on turmoil in LR Dist schools 06/09/88 AOl 5LR Dist Supt Cannon says stability possible 06/10/88 All 6Enrichment classes in summer school ignored by LR students 06/11/88 A09 1Nevada County students welcome consolidation of five dists 06/11/88 AlO 1Pulaski Dist students comment on programs being dropped 06/-12/-88 BOl 2LR Dist problems addressed in Rockefeller Fdn report 06/12/88 COl 2Pulaski Co Dist voter tells why he voted against school tax 06/12/88 C03 1List of tests required of LR Dist students. grades K-1 2 06/14/88 AOl 4Alternative teacher certification plan placed on hold 06/14/88 A07 2Nine educators censured for alleged misuse of MPT 06/14/88 A08 1Blacks and special educ is subj ect of Pulaski Dist dispute 06/15/88 Al 2 1Shortage of black teachers hampers goals of some dists 06/16/88 All 3Arkansas entries in Beta Club Quiz Bowl eliminated 06/17/88 A13 2Pulaski Dist lays off 39 workers after giving apology 06/-17/-88 A16 5LR Dist plan for closing some schools approved by Judge Woods 06/l&/88 A09 1LR Dist adds Patricia Gee to school board 06/18/-88 Al 0 5Public schools get unexpected $3 million from state 06/-18-/-88 A13 1Vegetable garden. nature trail used by Arkadelphia students 06/19-/88 Al l 1Air conditioning needed in LR schools. John Reed writes 06/19/-88 COl 1Article on LR Dist Management Task Force work 06/19-/-88 C03 1NLR students in most grades score above natl avg 06/21/-88 A05 2State aid to decrease for 94 district s next year 06/21/88 A05 2Beebe Dist policy on drinking vague. federal court told 06/21/88 AOS 5LR Dist students scores on MAT shows improvement 06/22/-88 A09 4Alternative certification needed, Elizabeth Huckaby says 06/22/-88 Al 7 1Beebe Dist students win alcohol policy case in federal court 06/25/88 AOl 5Article on Hall High School teacher Dennis Brandt 06/26/-88 J05 1Alternative teacher certification to get another hearing 06/-27/-88 A05 5State faces teacher shortage as fewer students enter teaching 06/27/-88 ADS 5NLR Bd to put 5-mill increase on school ballot 06/-28/-88 AOl 5Beebe Dist ordered to pay expelled students $625 each 06/28/-88 A05 291

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFather of Beebe student who was disciplined speaks outAlternative teacher certification plan changes suggestedDropout prevention program at Henderson State explainedDr George Cannon discusses school-based health clinicsJoycelyn M Elders discusses school-based health clinicsLeon Holmes discusses school-based health clinicsPulaski Dist terminates 11 who fail to meet certificationProj ect LAND takes students on 3-week tour of ArkProj ect LAND teaches environment, econ, culture of Ark divsAlternate teacher certification favored by Gov Bill ClintonLR Dist faces $10.S million deficit, program cut sAlternative teacher certification approved by state Educ BdAltheimer-Sherrill Dist trying to recover from turmoilLR Bd member Skip Rutherford hopes teachers skip pay raiseForrest City CC barred blacks, school condoned it, coach saysPulaski Dist scores on Metro Achievement Tests declineLR Dist Supt Cannon says salary raises likely target of cutsLR Dist admrs to see salary cuts before teachersBeebe School Dist to appeal ruling on use of alcoholLR Dist funds shortfall worsens as state aid fallsNLR, Pulaski boards decline joint meeting with LR Dist bdLR Dist bd seeks sharing resources among county 's distsLR District 's prior leaders blamed in school deficitState Education Board in annual retreat at BismarckEduc Dept atty may get up to $160,000 for Pulaski Co workLegislators grumble, approve funds for atty in Pulaski caseEducation priorities outlined by state Education BoardMinimum Performance Test may promote mediocrityLR Dist empl oyees may be reduced by 70, Dr Cannon saysLR Supt Cannon and teachers union apart on budget cutsLR Dist Board seeks 8-mill tax increaseLR Dist Supt George Cannon reorganizes administrative teamLR Dist 's ex- Supt Ed Kelly defended by former bd membersLR Dist relies on state to pay all of desegregation billLR Dist teachers back administrative cuts to balance budgetLR Dist teachers vehemently oppose cuts in their salariesPulaski Dist can favor black coaches in personnel cutbacksLR Dist may switch to three runs for each school busConsolidation of dists aid formula changes face 1989 LegisLR Dist desegregation could push deficit past $20 millionClarence Bell discusses state paying LR desegregation costsJodie Mahony discusses state paying LR desegregation costLegislators discusss order for state to pay LR desegregationLloyd George comments on state paying LR desegregation costLR Dist Supt Cannon caught in squeezeLR Dist teachers to keep hard-won salary increasesLR Dist to lay off 101 employees in budget-cutting moveLR Dist budget does not include any desegregation costsLR Dist raises, layoffs give teachers mixed feelingsLR Dist layoff and vacancy plan explainedArk home school law upheld by US Circuit Ct of AppealsLR Dist budget cuts to have minimal effect on studentsDr Ruth Steele comments on MPT test scoresMinimum Performance Test scores improve steadily06/29/88 AlO 106/30/-88 All 107/01-/-88 A27 107/03/88 cos 107/03/88 cos 107/03/88 cos 107/06/-88 Al l 107/-07/88 BOl 407/-07/-88 BOl 407/-08/-88 Al 0 507/-09/-88 AO l s07/-09/-88 A09 107-/-11/-88 AOl 207/11/88 A07 107/13/-88 AOl 207-/-13/88 A09 207/13/88 A09 407/14/88 A09 407/14/88 A16 407/lS/-88 A09 507/-lS/-88 A0 9 607/-17/-88 BOl 207/-18/-88 A07 507/-18/-88 A08 s07-/-19/88 A07 507/19-/-88 A07 507 /-19-/-88 Al 0 107/-19-/-88 A13 107/-20/-88 A09 s07-/-21/88 AOl 207/-21/-88 A04 107/-21/-88 A04 107/-21/-88 A04 107/21/88 A04 207/-21/-88 A04 407/21/-88 A04 407/21/88 A13 s07/-22-/-88 AOl 407/-22/88 A05 107/22/-88 Al 2 107-/-24/-88 cos 107/-24/88 C05 107/-24/88 cos 107/-24/- 88 cos 107/2S/88 AOl s07/-26/88 AOl 507/-26/88 AOl 507/26/88 A06 107/-26/88 A06 107/26/-88 A06 307 /26/88 Al 1 607/27/88 AOl s07/-28/88 AO! 207/-28/-88 AO l 292

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMPT results for 8th graders. by county and school district 07/28/88 A06 1Minimum Performance Test scores (state composite) 07/28/88 AlO 1Metropolitan Achievement Test scores for Ark, by region 07/28/88 AlO 4MPT scores linked to funding levels of schools 07/29/88 A19 5LR Central High teachers to have greater voice in adm 07/29/88 A25 6Junior Achievement program acquaints students with business 07/30/88 BOl 2Metropolitan Achievement Test results. by county and school 07/31/88 A06 1Winslow schools torn by crisis. controversy 08/01/88 AOl 2LR Dist attorney fees in desegregation case nears $1 mil lion 08/02/88 AOl 5NLR Bd says only $250.000 available for raises 08/02/88 A08 1Pulaski Dist desegregation plan recommendations made 08/03/88 AOl 2Pulaski Dist plan would reassign about 500 students 08/03/88 A04 1Response to decision on Pulaski Dist desegregation positive 08/03/88 A0 4 1LR Dist urged to pay atty fees in Pulaski Co desegregation 08/04/88 A09 5Accord may be near on amt state is to pay for Pulaski dists 08/05/88 AOl 6Teacher pay raise of $4.000 to be sought by Gov Bill Clinton 08/09/88 A05 5NLR schools. teachers halt salary talks 08/09/88 A06 1Lottery promoters plan to dedicate money to teacher pay 08/10/88 A09 2Blacks allege bias in suit against Hope School Dist 08/11/88 A14 5No teachers to have alternative certification this fall 08/12/88 A1 2 1More hearings ordered on Nashville School Dist hiring goals 08/13/88 A06 4Districts in Pulaski County pledge cooperation 08/13/88 A13 2Pulaski dists working on settlement of desegregation costs 08/14/88 BOl 6Sprin.gdale High School is model for "Re :Learning" program 08/14/88 BOB 1Maumel le Co may establish a private school at Maumelle 08/16/88 All 2School admrs rally against state paying LR desegregation cost 08/16/88 A1 2 1State Repr Lloyd George leads rally against paying LR costs 08/16/88 A1 2 1State accused of shortchanging dists in Pulaski County 08/16/88 A13 5LJAC to audit Education Dept pay to LR Dist for desegregation 08/18/88 All 5State Repr Lloyd George led effort for Education Dept audit 08/18/88 All 5Testimony heard in financial disputes in Pulaski districts 08/18/88 A1 2 1Half of Easter Seals preschool class are handicapped children 08/18/88 BO! 2MPT failed by 101 Pulaski Dist 8th graders 08/19/88 A0 8 3Pulaski Dist plans on pupil assignments approved by judge 08/-20/88 A13 5Arkansas Coalition for Education condemns direction of educ 08/21/88 A04 5Camden teacher stabbed by student during outing 08/23/88 AO l 2Teachers in Pulaski Co get pep talk at appreciation rally 08/-23/88 BO! 2MPT failed by 137 LR eighth graders. who cannot be promoted 08/24/88 BOS 1Camden supt seeks dismissal of Steve Flynt as a teacher 08/25/88 BOl 6Steve Flynt is Camden teacher allegedly stabbed by student 08/-25/-88 BOl 6Blacks file suits to change bd boundaries at Magnolia. Hope 08/25/88 B02 1Pulaski Dist plans no salary raise for teachers 08/25/88 B03 lPulaski Dist teachers warn board they want more money now 08/26/88 A07 1NLR Dist 's at-large vote for board members challenged 08/26/88 BlO 1Average salaries of administrators in Pulaski County dists 08/28/-88 AO! 5Principals' jobs pay well in Pulaski County dists 08/28/88 AOl 5Article on controversy over school-based health clinics 08/-28/-88 A1 8 1Dr Lee Lee Doyle. Julie Wright discuss school-based clinics 08/28/88 A1 8 1Drs Joycelyn Elders. Kaye Cash discuss school health clinics 08/28/88 A1 8 1List of Pulaski Co districts admrs. with salaries listed 08/28/-88 A21 1Required courses have replaced many electives in high schools 08/29/-88 AOl 3Lincoln Dist teen pregnancies dropped to two last year 08/29/-88 AOl 5Lincoln's only pregnant girl kept at home to protest clinic 08/-29/88 AOl 5Church leaders aware of growing teenage pregnancy problem 08/29/-88 AOS l93

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDr Joycelyn Elders wages campaign against teen pregnanciesState Health Dept initiatives to reduce teenage pregnanciesPulaski County districts have calm opening day of schoolFamily life educ ignored by some dists despite 1983 lawSex education taught in home economics classesOutline of family life courses required for publ ic schoolsMagnolia Supt Ed McKinney tells why dist filed suitEducation called key to teenage sex problem.Retention of student who failed MPT draws federal ct suitSex educ belongs in schools. Deborah Mathis writesPulaski Dist teachers may strike as talks make no progressPulaski Dist teachers rally at Capitol for higher payBergman students win fight for hair. dress code changesSpanish exchange student denied enrollment at BryantLR Dist sees 1 pct rise in black enrollmentPulaski Dist teachers decide to wait before strike votePulaski Dist situation different from LRCTA strike last yearWashington Dist gets only 2 students back from other distsScholarships proposed for blacks who want to teachCamden Dist 's elections biased against blacks , suit claimsJudge Henry Woods orders state to continue Pulaski Dist aidSpan.ish exchange student will attend Pulaski AcademyPoll examines strike sentiment of Pulaski Dist patronsSchool-based clinics have support of state Sen Jay BradfordJudge Eisele rej ects suit on Minimum Performance TestSchool-based health clinics can use publ ic funds. Clark saysTim Hutchinson wants laws on school health clinics changedPulaski Dist admrs. teachers cite facts in salary talksArk Business Council may favor school-based health clinicsSpending cuts spread school health nurses thinPulaski Dist talks on teacher salaries at a standstillCamden teacher will not file charges in stabbing incidentPulaski Co Dist and teachers no closer on salary talksPulaski Dist panel says no funds ava.ilable for teacher raisesWinslow Dist violated accounting practices .. audit findsSchool heal th clinics debated at hearing on state health planHuttig Dist penalized for use of uncertified math teacherPulaski Assn of Classroom Teachers offers to take 6 pct raiseBlacks make 59 recommendations for aiding blacks in educPulaski Dist teachers told there is no money for 6 pct raiseLR Dist enrollment up slightly, but fewer whites recordedWinslow Dist officials asked to appear before LJACLR Dist statistics on enrollment by race for each schoolPulaski County dists form committee to seek cooperationArkansas Business Council ready to relese study on reformsClass of 2000 (series traces progress of one class)LR, NLR. Pulaski Co Dist board candidates interviewedConsolidation of weak districts among Business Council ideasMandatory kindergarten listed by Arkansas Business CouncilBusiness Council recommendations supported by Dr Ruth SteeleEarly, primary. secondary educ recOllllendations of CouncilLouise Miller not paid for work with LR Dist. resignsConway Dist enrollment reaches 51740Conway schools crowded. brace for new influx of students08/-29/-88 AOS 108/-29/-88 AOS 408/30/88 A01 208/30/-88 AOl 408/30/-88 A06 108/30/88 A06 508/-30/88 BOS 408/-31/88 AO l 208/31/88 B07 608/31/88 B09 409/01/88 AOl 509/01/88 B01 209/-01/88 B02 109/01/88 B04 409/-01/88 B06 409/-02/88 A01 509/-02/-88 A03 109/02/-88 BOl 209/02/88 BOl 609/-02/88 B02 109/02/88 B02 109/02/88 B06 109/03/88 AOl 209/03/88 BOl 109/-03/88 B01 509/-03/88 BOl 509/-03/88 B0 1 509/04/88 AO l 309/04/-88 A03 109/05/88 B01 109/07/88 BO! 209/-07 /-88 B02 309/-08/88 BOl 209/08/-88 B02 409/-08/88 B03 109/-08/88 B04 109/08/88 B04 309/-09/-88 AOl 209/09/88 B01 609/-10/-88 AOl 509/10/-88 BOl 509/10/-88 B04 509/10/88 BOB 409/10/-88 BOS 509/11/-88 AO l 509/-11/-88 B01 409/11/-88 cos 109/13/-88 AOl 209/13/88 A01 209/-13/-88 A07 109/13/88 A07 109/13/88 B01 209/14/-88 AO l 209/14/88 AO l 294

ARKANSAS GAZETl'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPulaski Co districts discuss additional magnet schools 09/14/88 BOS 1Pulaski Dist teachers stand by demand for 6 pct salary raises 0/14/88 BOS 2Pulaski Dist admrs faulted by several teachers 09/15/88 AOl 2Pulaski Dist teachers to take strike vote tonight 09/15/88 AOl 2Jocelyn Elders gains support in legis panel for clinics 09/15/88 BOl 2Parents can make choice in use of school clinics, Elders says 09/1 5/88 BOl 2School clinics have support of Repr Grady Arrington 09/lS/88 BOl 2State Repr Tim Hutchinson vigorously opposes health clinics 09/1 5/88 BO l 2Ark Educ Dept requires purge of segregation to receive loan 09/15/88 BO l 5Twenty-three dists told by Educ Dept to purge segregation 09/15/88 BOl 5School standards need more improvement, Education. Bd decides 09/-lS/88 B04 4State Education Bd backs raising teacher pay to South' s avg 09/15/88 B04 4Pulaski Dist teacher strike narrowly averted 09/16/88 AOl 6Pulaski Dist to consider teacher request for mediation 09/16/88 AO l 6Joycelyn Elders talks about children with no place to turn 09/16/88 BOl 1School-based health clinics issue based on economic status 09/16/-88 BOl 1Joyce Elliott says mediation panel can settle teacher dispute 09/16/88 B04 1Pulaski Dist disputes involve more than teacher pay 09/16/-88 BOS 1Pulaski Dist teacher pay dispute explained 09/-16/-88 BOS 1Pulaski Dist Bd agrees to mediation. avoids strike 09/17/88 AOl 2LR Dist denies students offered day off to get tax votes 09/17/88 BOl 2Hope Dist to hold at-large board election this fall 09/17/88 B03 1LR Dist leadership optimistic about tax 09/-18/-88 AOl 2Pulaski Dist enrollment falling. surrounding dists gain 09/18/88 AOl 2Fifty-seven districts seeking millage increase 09/18/-88 Al 2 1Enrollment trends in Pulaski Co dists and in nearby dists 09/18/-88 A13 5Disadvantaged curtain divides state, Bob Newton writes 09/18/88 C06 3LR Dist may be forced to lay teachers off, Supt Cannon says 09/20/-88 BOl 2Millage increases sought in fifty-seven dists 09/2/88 BOl 2Election results in Pulaski County districts 09/21/88 AOl 5Judge may be asked to order tax increase in LR District 09/ 21/88 AO! 5LR Dist voters rej ect millage increase for educ 09/21/-88 AO l 5Millage vote around state brings mixed results 09/21/-88 AOS 1NLR Dist voters reject tax increase, name 2 new bd members 09/21/88 ADS 1LR Dist millage votes since 1979 09/21/-88 A09 3LR Dist 's southwest area voted heavily against tax increase 09/22/88 AOl 5Winslow Dist voters defeat supporter of Supt James Carlton 09/22/88 A06 1Hearings begin on amt state to pay for LR Dist desegregation 09/-22/-88 BOl 2Acorn Dist supt laments millage failure. state of finances 09/22/-88 BOl 5Election results in dists around state 09/22/88 B04 1Consolidation studies shunned by legislative committee 09/23/88 AO l 2Salem teacher Gary Cooper back in class after board apology 09/23/88 BO l 2Pulaski systems scolded by McCutcheon on integration effort 09/24/88 BOl 2LR Dist Bd embarks on ambitious 3-yr plan for adm reform 09/-25/88 BOl SPulaski Dist teacher group endorses J F Cooley for board 09/25/-88 B04 1LR Dist request for state aid bolstered by rul ing in Missouri 09/-26/-88 AOl 2LR Dist beefs up custodial services after court warning 09/27 /-88 BOl 5Pulaski Dist teachers resume mediation next week 09/28/88 BOl 2Metropolitan Achievement Test results for LR. Pul aski Dists 09/29/88 BOl 5Only 37 pct of black students perform at grade level in LR 09/29/88 BOl 5NLR Bd holds rancorous meeting 09/29/88 B04 6AV Mccutcheon presents bill for $81 .375 for work in Pulaski 09/3Q/88 AOl 2Pulaski Co dists. state to split fee for A V Mccutcheon. Jr 09/30/88 AO l 2Altering state aid formula to be urged by Education Dept 09/30/88 Bl 4 195

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLR Parkview students protest handling of fight at school 10/01/-88 B03 1LR Parkview students sent home after protest rally 10/01/-88 B03 1NLR Bd member Dixie Harrison will not sue fellow members 10/01/-88 B03 SReform hinges on funding, Ed Bullington says 10/-01/-88 BOS 1Reform needs to emphasiz e quality, Dr Ruth Steele says 10/01/-88 BOS 1Extra Mile Award goes to teachers of emotionally disturbed 10/02/88 B05 1Program helps keep emotionally disturbed children in school 10/-02/88 B05 1LR Dist millage defeat analyzed 10/-02/88 C03 1Teachers would get $4,000 pay raise under Gov Clinton's plan 10/03/88 AO l 5Parents could choose dist children attend under Clinton plan 10/03/88 AOl 6Details of Gov Clinton's plans for 'Moving Arkansas Forward' 10/03/88 B03 5Consolidation of dists encouraged in Gov Clinton' s plan 10/04/88 08 2LR Dist may get more funds from state under court ruling 10/-04/88 AOl 2LR Dist wins funding case before US Supreme Court 10/04/88 AOl 2Watson Chapel students to appear on national TV program 10/04/88 BOl 2Pulaski Dist voters place Rev J F Cooley on school board 10/05/88 AOl 2State pay for LR desegregation clouds Gov Clinton 1 s plan 10/05/88 AOl 2LR Dist prepares long-range desegregation plan 10/05/-88 AOl 4Gould school librarian told to resign over racial slur 10/05/88 BOl 2Health clinics in SW Little Rock gets positive response 10/-05/88 BOl SPulaski Dist teacher pay impasse before mediation panel 10/-05/-88 BOl 5LR Dist proposes neighborhood schools 10/06/88 AO l 5Pulaski Dist teachers should get 3 pct raise. mediators say 10/06/88 AO ! SPulaski Dist plan emphasiz es magnet schools 10/06/88 AO l 6LR Dist, Pulaski Dist look to magnet schools as solution 10/06/88 B06 1LR and Pulaski Dists release Interdistrict Desegregation Plan 10/06/88 B06 6Black leaders see options in LR, Pulaski Dis ts' plans 10/06/88 B07 1LR Dist would abandon controlled choice under new plan 10/06/-88 B07 1Pulaski Dist bd poll shows 4 of 7 oppose teacher raises 10/-07/88 AO l 2Pulaski Dist mediator has doubts on raises for teachers 10/07/88 AOl 2Pulaski Dist teachers vote to strike if 3 pct raise refused 10/07/88 AO l 2LR Dist, state needs to reach agreement. Lloyd George says 10/07/-88 AOl SLR Dist 's new assignment plan called 'historic' break 10/-07/88 BOl 5Gould librarian regains job after students petition for her 10/07/88 BOS 3NCCJ issues leaflet on religion and public schools 10/07/88 BOB 2Big part of Bill Clinton's plan backed by Sen Nick Wilson 10/08/88 AOl 4Legality of teacher strikes in Ark uncertain 10/08/-88 BO! SPulaski Dist mediator sticks to cal l for teacher pay raise 10/08/88 BO l 5Grady student beats band director with paddle. breaks ribs 10/-08/88 BOl 6LR Dist plans leave several big questions unanswered 10/09/88 AOl 2Gould librarian reinstated after students show support 10/-09/88 AOl 3School-based health clinic pros and cons given in interviews 10/09/88 COS 1Pulaski Dist prepares for teacher strike 10/10/88 AO l 2Pulaski Dist teachers tell where money can be found for raise 10/-11/-88 AO l 2Pulaski Dist bd votes 4-3 not to grant 3 pct teacher pay hike 10/11/-88 AOl 5Pulaski Dist teachers out on strike, schools closed 10/11/88 AO l 5Pulaski Dist teachers stt·ike affects 20,000 students 10/-11/88 AOl 5Pulaski Dist bd members say they are liable if deficit occurs 10/11/88 B04 1Pulaski Dist teachers have mixed feelings about strike 10/11/88 B04 1Pulaski Dist teachers' salaries listed 10/11/88 B04 3Pulaski Dist bus drivers also affected by teacher strike 10/11/88 B04 6Pulaski Dist teachers and board members stand firm 10/-12/88 AOl 5Pulaski Dist teachers assemble, go on picket lines 10/-12/88 B04 1Pulaski Dist teachers strike covered in special section 10/-12/88 B04 196

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPulaski Dist schools remain closed as teacher strike goes onPulaski Dist teacher strike discussed in articlesPulaski Dist teacher strike could hurt state plan on salariesPulaski Dist board members state positions on teacher payLittle Rock' s new plan could heal city's woundsPulaski Dist teacher strike no nearer solutionBeebe supt among persons sue over arrest during protestPulaski Dist teachers strike digestPulaski Dist Board, not supt, decided pay raises not feasiblePulaski Dist teachers stike sees no movementLR Dist enrollment down by 310, blacks up one pctPulaski Dist parents get meeting about strikePulaski Dist's striking teachers get support of NEA presWinslow Dist audit turned over to prosecutorWinslow Supt James Carlton refused legislators ' questionsPulaski Dist PACT leader Joyce Elliott's backgroundPulaski Dist Supt Bobby Lester' s backgroundPulaski Dist strikers gather support of other teachersPulaski Dist Supt Bobby Lester discusses teacher strikeLR Dist pupil attendance plan cau se for rejoicingPulaski Dist 's PACT leader Joyce Elliott discusses strikePulaski Dist parents group backs pay increase for teachersPulaski Dist bd looks at options to get teachers back at workPrivate schools operated for prof it ruled liable for taxesRuling on tax liability came in Educare Centers of Ark caseLR Dist due only limited fees, three defendants arguePulaski Dist teacher strike tactics predicted in sheetPulaski Dist bd ready to consider seeking court orderPulaski Dist striking teachers angered by parents' picketingFunds from national forest timber sales reduced to distsPulaski Dist asks special federal master to help end strikePulaski Dist employees applying for unemployment fundsPulaski Dist 1s striking teachers draw 600 for rallyPulaski Dist teacher strike settlement falling into placePulaski Dist teacher strike apparently overPulaski Dist teacher strike chronologyPulaski Dist teachers seek funds scattered in budgetPulaski Dist teachers to choose pay raise option to pursuePulaski Dist strike settlement suj ect of several articlesWinslow Supt James Carlton suspended. told to resignSalem Dist sued over suspension of Gary CooperTeacher strike in Pulaski Dist sets precedent for othersPulaski Dist teachers face options on pay planLearning Club program offers pr:izes for improvementsPulaski Dist schools reopening todayInstructional Microcomputer Proj ect (IMPAC) is a successMicrocomput er Instruction Proj ect helps Russellville studentsState wasted money on consultants in Pulaski Co attorney saysPulaski Dist schools reopen after teacher strikePulaski Dist teachers take pay raise of 1.5 pctLonger school year questioned by Senator Mike BeebeBlack students may be victims of bias in special educ programDr Ruth Steele outlines plans to move Educ Dept forwardSeveral legislators say Dr Ruth Steele moving too fast10/13/88 AOl 210/13/-88 B04 110/ 13/88 BO 4 210/13/88 B04 310/13/88 B09 110/14/88 AOl 210/-14/88 BOl 610/14/88 B03 110/14/-88 B03 210/15/88 AOl 610/15/88 B01 610/15/88 B05 110/15/88 B05 110/15/88 B06 110/15/88 B06 110/16/88 AOl 210/16/88 AOl 510/16/88 BOl 210/16/88 COl 210/16/88 C03 110/-16/88 cos 210/17/-88 AOl 510/-la/88 AO! 210/18/88 A07 110/18/88 A07 110/-18/88 B06 110/18/88 B06 210/-19/88 AOl 510/-19/88 B04 110/-20/-88 AOl 210/20/-88 AO! 510/-20/-88 B03 110/-20/-88 B03 110/-21/88 AOl 210/-21/88 AOl 510/21/-88 B06 110/21/-88 B06 110/-22/-88 AOl 510/-22/-88 B04 110/22/88 B06 410/-22/88 BO? 510/23/88 A09 110/23/88 B01 510/-23/88 B03 110/24/88 AOl 610/24/88 B02 110/24/88 B02 310/25/88 AOl 210/25/88 BO 1 210/26/88 AO l 510/26/88 BOS 110/-27/-88 AOl 510/-27/88 B04 l10/27/88 B04 197

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTesting for English, math deficiency before sr yr proposed 10/27/SS B04 1Clarence Bell urges easing law on required teacher salaries 10/27/S8 B04 4Statistics on special educ enrollment in Ark dists 10/27/88 BO B 3NLR, Pulaski Dists do better on special education assignments 10/2&/88 B04 1Home schools educating 1,400 this year 10/2/88 B09 5Companies affected by turmoil in schools in Pulaski County 10/-30/-S8 FOl 1LR Dist desegregation bills have some disputed items 10/31/-88 BOl 5Alternative certification offers hope for rural schools 10/31/-88 B02 3Pulaski Dist millage vote date set by Judge Henry Woods 11/01/88 AOl 5Plan would free public school fund of Pulaski dists' costs 11/-01/-88 A05 1Legislators seek fair incentives for consolidation of dists 11/-02/88 A03 5Pulaski Dist seeks deficit spending approval for salaries 11/-02/88 B06 1Pulaski Dist school holds exercise in world terrorism 11/02/-88 B06 5Pulaski Dist millage collection un.certain because of law 11/-03/88 BO l 6Legislators praise efforts of Dr Elders to help teen-agers 11/03/S8 B02 1Rep Tom Collier apparently converted on idea of sex education 11/-03/88 B02 1Ark Baptist State Conv opposes school-based health clinics 11/03/-88 B02 5State tries to reduce desegregation liability in LR Dist case 11/03/88 B05 1NLR Dist voters elect first black school board member 11/-03/88 B06 4Pulaski Dist faces lawsuit if voters approve millage 11/-06/88 A19 1Report criticial of law requiring 70 pct of funds for salary 11/-09/88 B02 2NLR Dist Supt Joe Austin may be offered Amarillo job 11/-10/88 BOl 5Program to improve basic skills backed by Repr Jodie Mahony 11/10/88 Bl l 4Two Atkins teachers allege loss of bus jobs is retaliation 11/10/88 Bl l 5Glen Rose Dist sued over bids on schoolhouse construction 11/11/-88 B03 1Hillary Clinton urges support for preschool programs 11/11/-88 B0 8 1Dumping students in special educ draws protest 11/-11/88 Bl l 1Teacher strike ban has support of Gov Bill Clinton 11/12/88 All 5Winslow Dist Supt James Carlton will not be charged 11/12/88 BOl 6LR Dist bus drivers complain that training is inadequate 11/13/-88 AOl 2National Teacher Exam pass rate for Ark graduates is good 11/-14/-88 BOl 5LR Dist school bus drivers prepare for strike 11/-15/SB BOl 5NTE scores for Ark colleges 1987-88 (table) 11/-15/88 B02 3LR Dist bus drivers to decide on strike 11/17/8S BOl 5LR Dist pays settlement of $9 ,999 to former principal 11/-17/-88 B06 4Peace Through Strength wants Peace Links out of schools 11/17/-88 B13 1LR Dist bus drivers vote to strike 11/-18/S8 AOl 2LR Dist devises contingency plan during bus driver strike 11/-18/88 AO l 5LR Dist bus drivers strike is subj ect of special report 11/18/-88 BOS 1Arkadelphia Dist 's Perritt School wins natl recognition 11/18/-88 B09 1Springdale Dist school wins national recognition 11/18/S8 B09 1Cost to alter school aid put at $59.3 million 11/18/-88 COS 1Teacher test scores cannot be given by demographic breakdown 11/18/BS COB 1About a third of LR Dist bus drivers rept for work 11/-19/-88 AOl 2LR Dist bus driver strike (special report) ll/19/-S8 A20 1LR Dist striking bus drivers drum up support 11/-20/S8 B01 5LR Dist bus drivers promise unified fight 11/-21/88 AO l 5LR Dist bus drivers get deadline to settle strike 11/-22/-88 AO l 3LR Dist bus drivers strike continues as 97 return to work 11/-23/S8 BOl 4LR Dist transportation supt comments on bus driver strike ll/-23/8S B0 2 4LR Dist bus drivers to resume talks with officials 11/-24/88 BOl 2LR Dist student assignment plan upsets Hall High students 11/-24/88 BOl 2LR Dist, bus drivers to hold talks 11/26/88 BOl 5LR Dist bus driver negotiators offer compromise plan 11/-27/88 BO l 29S

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLR Dist bus drivers agree to end strikeKramer School in LR has proud legacyPulaski Dist's financial future grim despite vote outcomeWinslow Dist Supt James Carlton firedLR Dist bus drivers who worked fared best from strikeLR Dist Supt George Cannon receives glowing performance revPrivate schools as havens for whites noted by Dr Ruth SteeleLR Dist pupil assignment plan attracts complaints from HallDeWitt teacher Mary Carr named state 's top educatorIsh students learn about respect from their peersOffice to grade schools proposed by Jodie MahonyRockefeller Fdn releases rept on state educational systemGov Clinton seeks educators ' support for $192 million planArkadelphia H S students get financial awards for good gradesEducation Dept to get tough on accreditationState Repr Lloyd George pessimistic about educ packageState Repr Lloyd George will vote for none of Clinton programColumn lists proj ects State Repr Lloyd George opposesArkadelphia's Wanda O'Quinn honored as state's top principalLegislators gripe but agree to pay fees for Pulaski distsIncentive funds for merging school dists gets legis panel okContraceptives ban on campuses endorsed by legislative panelArkansas School Reform Study rept by Winthrop Rockefeller FdnEarly results of standards show effectivenessTeacher morale may be threat to educ in ArkEducation quality best in largest dists, study suggestsTeachers agree that morale is lowSen Jay Bradford wants local bds to have control of clinicsEducation cooperatives face increased oversight by stateEducational co-ops want local control over activitiesEducational co-ops location, director, director salary listedEducational co-ops employ four husband-wife teamsPulaski Heights parents work to preserve neighborhood schoolLR Dist pupil assignment mapsArticle on issues coming up in 1989 General . Assembly sessionChart shows dists, students, avg students per dist in SouthCorporal punishment rate in Ark leads nationCorporal punishment rates highest in 20 distsCorporal punishment called ineffective at high school levelAid allocation change proposal would help poor growning distRepr Ed Thicksten to push for aid formula changeSummary of proposals by Gov Bill ClintonArkansas Educ Assn has several proposals for Gen AssemblyState Education Bd, state Higher Educ Bd working togetherLegis panel wants boards to decide contraceptives issuesLegislative fight over contraceptives issue expectedA+Arkansas group lend·s support to Gov Clinton 's plansCo-ops should have more state control , Knox Nelson saysFamily planning offered by 2 school-based health clinicsFormer Fourche Valley Supt Nina Guenther censuredMinimum Performance Test allegedly leaked at Fourche ValleyGov Clinton to reveal tax proposals this weekPulaski Co Dist school discipline plan describedContraceptives ban rej ected by Legislative Council11/2&/88 AO l s11/28/88 BOS 111/2B/88 C01 311/29/88 02 111/29/88 AO l 211/29/-88 B02 111/29/-88 B02 311/30/88 BOl 612/02/88 BOl 212/02/88 BlO 312/03/-88 AlS 512/-03/88 B02 412/03/-88 B03 412/04/88 BOS 112/05/-88 AOl 212/06/88 BOl 212/06/88 BOl 212/07/88 BOl 112/0B/-88 BOl 212/08/88 B04 112/08/88 BOS s12/-09/-88 AOl s12/09/-88 BOl s12/-09/-88 BOl 512/09/88 BOl 512/09/88 BOB 112/-09/88 B09 112/-10/-88 BOl s12/11/-88 AOl 512/-11/-88 AOl 512/-11/-88 Al 4 212/11/-88 A15 112/11/88 JOl 212/11/-88 J06 112/12/88 AOl 212/-12/88 AOl 312/12/88 AOl 512/-12/88 A06 212/1 2/88 A06 s12/12/-88 A0 8 112/12/88 A08 112/12/88 A0 8 112/12/88 A08 412/12/88 BOl 512/13/88 BOl 212/-13/88 BO l 212/-13/88 BO l 512/13/88 BOl 512/13/88 B02 112/13/88 B04 112/13/88 B04 112/14/88 AOl 212/14/88 BOl 212/-15/-88 AOl 299

ARKANSAS GAZEITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGECOLOne in five Arkansas students in ranks of dropoutsDropout statistics by year and raceDropout rates listed by countyLR Dist seeks to avert $1 million deficit this yearRight to Life says Health Dept wants control of school nursesPulaski Dist tax increase opposed by Property Owners AssnDists in Pulaski County have not met accreditation standardsLR Dist 's largely-black elem schools short on equipmentGifted classification said to favor white studentsLR Dist Bd told quality is key to success of busing planLR, Pulaski Dists suffer from lag in tax collectionsPulaski Dist voters rej ect millage rise by large marginLR Dist 's desegregation consultant is Dr Eugene RevilleCamden, Faixview and Harmony Grove Dists merger soughtPulaski Dist contends it is due $2.45 million from statePulaski Dist supt says state aid vital to operationsPulaski Dist officials say no fat left to cut from budgetBlack teachers hard to find, NLR Dist saysPulaski 's 3 dists should have one personnel office, ct toldLR Dist layoffs, including teachers, are likelyHealth clinic set up illegally, Julie Wright saysDisparity in treatment of blacks shows up in national reportChurch-state argument at Stamps not settledFellowship of Christian Athletes meeting is issue at StampsAnti-busing sentiment helped def eat millage in Pulaski DistArkansas Right to Life officials wrong about Osceola clinicJulie Wright used Osceola as example of unauthorized clinicsOsceola Bd members say they are aware of health clinic plansJulie Wright opposes bill to allow local bds to set up clinicOsceola health clinic defended by Senator Mike BeardenBlack participation in extracurricular activities is lowPulaski Dist plan for improved black extracurricular activityEDUCATION ASSOCIATION, ARKAN.SASsee also Congress F4see also Educ Mr25 My17AEA Bd suspends president Ed Bullington without payExecutive Dir Cora McHenry asked police to remove BullingtonEd Bullington says malicious lies led to his suspensionEd Bullington says suspension illegal, result of infightingRift more than personality conflict , John Brummett writesEd Bullington, AEA members trace accusations on radio showAEA executive director Cora McHenry explains disciplineBill Howell describes set-to with Ed Bullington at AEA officeThree groups in AEA back suspension of Ed BullingtonEd Bullington seeks court order to restore him to officeCourt orders Ed Bullington reinstated as head of AF.AAEA Reform Caucus drops attempt to oust Ed BullingtonPanel chosen to settle AEA feudFactions agree to let arbitration panel decide issuesGov Bill Clinton warmly received at leaders conferenceAnnual meeting being held at LRFormer Education Secretary Terrell Bell addresses convAEA to pay 39 pct of Ed Bullington' s legal feesEd Bullington files for a third term, which some call illegal12/15/88 AOl12/15/88 A0 912/15/88 A0 912/16/88 BOl12/17/88 All12/17/88 BOl12/18/88 AOl12/18/88 B0212/19/88 AO l12/20-/88 BOl12/21/88 AO!12/21/88 AOl12/21/88 Al 012/21/88 B0212/22/88 AOl12/22/88 AOl12/22/88 A0612/23/88 B0112/23/88 B0312/ 24/88 AO 112/24/-88 B0212/26/88 B0212/27/88 AO l12/27/88 AO l12/27/88 BOl12/28/88 BOl12/28/-88 BOl12/28/88 BOl12/29/-88 BOl12/29/-88 BOl12/30/88 BOl1 2/3 0/88 BO 406/21/-88 AO l06/-21/88 AOl06/22/88 AOl06/-23/88 AOl06/24/88 A0906/24/88 A0906/25/88 AO l06/25/88 AOl06/26/88 A0306/29/-88 A0906/30/88 AOl07/09/88 A0907/12/88 A0707/28/88 All07/28/-88 All10/-14/88 B0310/15/-88 BOS10/18/88 B0612/17/88 B032244442152551622521534336222225555521622126l1112335100

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLEDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)Legisltors advise Dept to consolidate some divisionsEDUCATION, ADULTsee also IlliteracyAdult educ services in Ashley Co making differenceDiane Watt heads adult educ program in Ashley CountyLegislators want $4 million increase for programsEDUCATION, ARKANSAS COALITION FORsee EducationEDUCATIONAL TELEV ISIONFCC renews KETS license. wants reportsAETN seeks $16.7 million budget in two yearsArticle on AETN' s 'Arkansas Week' and its new commentatorsJohn Brummett discusses problems of "Arkansas Week" programAETN Executive Director Don Rinker sold camera to networkSale of personal camera to AETN was mistake. Don Rinker saysAETN Executive Director Don Rinke r resignsResignation of AETN' s Donovan Rinker acceptedEDWARD D JONES AND COsee also Natural Resources Management CorpEl1'1ARDS, CAROLYN MARIEsee also Murders - Jones. BryantEDWARDS , DONALD LEEsee also Murders - Jones. BryantEDWARDS. SHARON KAYsee also Murders - Jones. BryantEGGSsee Livestock and PoultryEICHENBAUM, E CHARLESsee also Legal ProfessionEL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap26ELDERS, M JOYCELYNsee also Children and Youthsee also Education Jy3 Ag28 Ag29 N3Honored by Philander Smith CollegeELECTIONSsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoELECTIONS -see alsoHistory (Ark)Lee CountyPoliticsPresident (US)CONTESTED AND DISPUTEDAlcoholic BeveragesELECTRIC COOPERATIVESsee also JonesboroELECTRIC POWERsee al so Gaylord Container CorpArkansas Nuclear One generated 64 pct of power used by AP&LArkansas request for rehearing on Grand Gulf denied by FERCNRC proposes $100,000 fine for overheating at Nuclear OneNuclear safety plan of Arkansas Nuclear One deemed workableSome Logan Co residents have doubts on ANO evacuation plansArkansas law now requires coal-fired plants to use Ark coalArkansas lignite to be tested at AP&L's White Bluff plant12/02/88 B06 406/20/88 BOl 206/20/88 BOl 212/07/88 B06 502/26/88 A09 106/08/88 A13 506/12/88 A03 108/13/88 A13 111/07/88 AOl 511/07/88 AOl 511/09/88 BOl 511/10/88 B02 305/01/88 A18 501/15/88 A12 501/28/88 A08 103/16/88 A09 503/28/88 AOS 503/28/88 A05 504/1 8/88 AOl 204/18/-88 AOl 2101

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAP&L pays fine for Unit 1 operation without protest 05/03/88 AOS 5System Energy Resources to operate AP&L ' s Nuclear One plant 05/-10/-88 COl 2Rod problem at ANO forces Unit 2 out of service 05/-11/-88 Al 2 3AP&L nuclear plant must be checked for piping items 05/-14/88 Al9 1AP&L's Nuclear One, Unit 2 back on line after repairs 05/-24/88 All 4Trucks hauling lignite to White Bluff run through Sheridan 05/-25/88 A09 2Lignite haul ing to AP&L ' s White Bluff plant begins 06/-15/-88 A09 2Grand Gulf rul ing by FERG upheld by US Supreme Court 06/-25/88 AOl 5Ruling means AP&L customers must pay third of Grand Gulf cost 06/-25/-88 AOl 5State to continue challenge of FERC order on Grand Gulf 06/-25/-88 AOl 5The Reagan court meets Grand Gulf (ed) 06/-25/-88 A16 1State, AP&L may have to reopen Grand Gulf costs settlement 07/03/88 A1 5 1Scott Trotter discusses latest ruling on Grand Gulf costs 07/-05/88 A13 4AP&L customers likely to see higher bills for Grand Gulf 07/-07/88 A09 5Chart shews avg use and cost of AP&L power, 1967-1987 07/-11/-88 COl 1AP&L must pay Grand Gulf costs within 10 years, not 40 07/-14/-88 AOl 2AP&L rates to rise soon for Grand Gulf cost 07/-14/-88 AOl 2AP&L stockholders should pay more for Grand Gul f, Gov says 07/15/88 A15 4Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp wants to lower rates 07/-23/-88 AO! 5NLR asked to pay SEI-Daniel $10.9 million more for generator 07/28/88 A09 4SEI-Daniel may not get all of request from NLR 07/31/88 BOS 1Leak at AP&L ' s Nuclear One power plant causes Unit 2 shutdown 08/02/88 A08 4NLR generator enters last stages of tests 08/-03/-88 A09 2Arkansas Nuclear One status normal as leak shut s reactor 08/03/88 Al 2 5Arguments heat up about cogeneration of power 08/14/88 COl 1Approval of special AP&L rate would save mill $700.000 yearly 08/-16/88 COl 4AP&L 1 s Arkansas Nuclear On.e unit back on line 08/18/-88 A14 4AP&L bills may rise by 2.7 percent to pay for Grand Gulf 08/-20/88 AOl 5Judge blocks AP&L plan to raise 'standby ' rates 08/26/-88 C06 1NLR plant cost escalated by river model , change orders 08/31/-88 B06 1Arkansas Nuclear One worker suffers minor radiation exposure 09/-02/-88 B04 1Group wants study of AP&L moves to discourage cogeneration 09/-02/88 COl 2Part of Grand Gulf plant put up for sale 09/-21/88 BO l 2Arkansas Nuclear One gets good NRC ratings 09/-22/88 C03 2North Little Rock pays off its Grand Gulf obligation 10/-02/88 B07 1AP&L wins PSC approval for 2. 7 pct rate. increase 10/-07 /88 B06 1NLR hydroplant begins operation 10/14/88 B02 1North Little Rock plant closed by slow river flc:M 10/-19/-88 B02 4Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp plans Arkansas River plant 10/21/-88 COl 5Financing arranged to lure industries using cogeneration 11/-29/88 COl 2Reactor cooling system at ANO leaks during maintenance 12/-18/88 BO l 2NLR hydroelectric plant plagued by seal failure 12/22/88 BOl 2ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORSManual elevator still in operation. at Sterling Dept StoreArticle lists some superlatives of elevators in ArkELLIOT!', JOYCEsee also EducationELLISON, JAMESsee also Vigilance GroupsELROD, BEN Msee also Colleges JylEMBLEMS AND INSIGNAsee also BanksEMERGENCY SERVICES01/05/-88 BOl 102/15/88 COl 4102

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Diseasesee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyPrairie Grove to vote on initiative for ambulance servicePrairie Grove voters defeat ambulance ordinanceLittle Rock activates 91 1 emergency . telephone serviceLittle Rock's 911 system working perfectlyPulaski County residents using 911 effectivelyWoodruff County officials try to save ambulance serviceWoodruff County ambulance service continuesMetropolitan Emergency Medical Service has financial woesEMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERSsee Emergency ServicesEMERGING TECHNOLOOIES, INCLR firm produces Laser Aim gunsightsEMPLOYEES, GOVERNMENTsee Government EmployeesEMPLOYMENTsee LaborEND OF WORLDsee ReligionENDANGERED AND EXTINCT SPECIESsee Pollutionsee WildlifeENGINEERS , ARMY CORPS OFsee Army Corps of Engineers (US)ENOCH. DALEsee also Public UtilitiesENSCOsee Environmental Systems CoENTERTAINERSsee Actors and EntertainersENTERTAINMENTHot Springs has one club featuring topless dancersVideotape rental store at LR uses drive-in windowMen of Chippendale to perform in LRChippendale trouper chgd with shoplifting at Little RockArticle on Chippendale show at LRENTEX. INCsee Arkla, IncENVIRONMENTEnvironment qual ity rept released by Arkansas Wildlife FdnENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION .AGENCY (US)see also PollutionENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS COsee also PollutionM Bell sells Consumat Systems stock to Ensco at break evenOperation of portable incinerator approved through USSome Ensco workers exposed to high PCB levels, study findsMelvyn Bell to relinquish presidency of firm, remain chmnEnsco gets permit for waste incineration plant at El DoradoDespite permit, Ensco battle far from aver, some groups sayEnsco' s hazardous waste incineration proce ss shaw-n in drawingPart or all of firm may be soldStock in Ensco shoots up in heavy trading01/0&/88 AlO 401/14/88 Al3 108/01/88 AOl 208/02/88 A07 208/24/88 AOl 309/26/88 BO! 109/28/88 B03 111/20/88 BOl 207/18/88 COl 202/04/88 BOl 206/13/88 COl 208/15/88 BOl 208/17/88 A09 S08/17/88 BOl 203/24/-88 A09 10 2/23/88 COl03/22/-88 C0203/-30/-88 All04/-2

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLEnsco develops poison pill for corporate raidersMelvyn Bell sells large block of Ensco stockBrcwning-Ferris Industries interested in EnscoEnsco sells Great Lakes Environmental ServicesEPES. WOOTENsee also Development Finance Authority (Ark)EPISCOPAL CHURCHEpiscopal Diocese of Ark in session at LRTrinity Cathedral installing eight bellsERNST, TIMsee also BooksESCAPESsee PrisonsES CHEATse.e Property . UnclaimedES PION.AGEHenry Otto Spade arrested at Mountain Home on espionage chgETHICS IN GOVERNMENTsee Politics an.d Govt (Ark)EUBANKS, ROBERT Msee also Insurance Department (Ark)EUDORA GARMENT 00Plant expanding, adding 120 new jobsEUREKA LCk HOMES, INCState firm to ship log homes to TaiwanEUREKA SPRINGSsee also Dentistry and Dental HealthFeature article on Mayor Richard SchoeningerEVANS, JOHNsee also Legislature (Ark)EXCHANGE STUDENTSsee Meadowbrook Proj ectEXECUTIVESFour Arkansans on Forbes list of most pcmerful executivesRussell Ratliff is small businessman of the year in ArkArticle on best-paid executives in ArkWalter Smiley criticial of publ ication of salariesEstimated worth of Arkansas Business Council membersReporter tells why listing salaries is legitimate newsArkansas has 7 on Forbes list of richest AmericansEXPLOSIVES AND EXPLOSIONS09/24/88 COl 210/-21/88 COl 211/10/88 COl 212/31/88 COl 102/13/88 A1 8 304/09/88 BOl 511/18/88 B06 212/15/88 COl 303/01/88 COl 209/17/88 EOl 405/17/88 COl 205/30/-88 C02 509/04/88 FOl 109/09/88 BOl 109/11/88 Al 2 109/12/88 C03 110/11/-88 CO! 2see also AnarchismPSC asked to reopen inquiry into natural gas explosion at NLR 02/20/88 Al3 1Yellville dentist killed in blast while making dentures 05/-1 2/88 A09 5EXPORTS AND IMPORTSsee Commercesee Economic DevelopmentEXPOSITIONS AND FAIRSArkansas State Fair livestock winnersArkansas State Fair winners listedArkansas State Fair set attendance record of 350,648EXTORTION AND BLACKMAILsee al so St Francis CountySuspect arrested in failed extortion try at Piggott10/16/88 B07 110/-17/-88 B04 110/-18/-88 C02 203/09/-88 A15 1104

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLEXTRA MILE AWARDsee Education 02EXTREMISMsee Vigilance GroupsEXXON CORPsee also Petroleum ProductsFAIN. DAVID VANNsee also PrisonsFAIR TAX AMENDMENTsee ReferendumFAIR TRIAL ISSUESsee TrialsFAIRCHILD. BARRY LEEsee also Murders - Ma.son. Marj orie LFAIRFIELD COMMUNITIESBacklog of buy orders halts trading brieflyLosses of $3 .4 million reportedFairfield may branch into S&LsFairfield plans to buy North Carolian sav ings and loan firmPlans for S&L lead to rift with Atlantic Group IncFAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 021FALLS (ACCIDENTS)Paul Branch. 14. killed in fall from cliff at NLR parkPhotograph of cliff where Paul Branch fell to his deathWoman killed in fall from bluff at Petit Jean State ParkFALWELL. JERRYsee also Stephens. W RFAMILIES AND FAMILY LIFEsee also GenealogyAbusive husbands discussed by psychologist Tom HeislerGreat American Family Tour visits LRLR home for abused women gets caught up in red tapeCouncil says victims od domestic violence get inadequate helpFAMILY PLANNINGsee Birth ControlFAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL. ARKANSASsee Health Department (Ark)FAMILY. LIFE. AMERICA AND GODJohn Brummett analyzes makeup of FLAG and its goalsFARM COMMODITIESsee Agriculture - Ark Farm Commodity PricesFARM CREDIT SYSTEMsee also Real EstateFARM FAMILY OF THE YEARsee AgricultureFARM FESTsee FestivalsFARMERS COOPERATIVE OF ARKANSAS AND OKLAHOMAArthur Young and Co rul ed innocent on appealFARMERS MARKETSsee AgricultureFARMLANDsee Real Estate02/23/88 COl 205/04/88 COl 505/13/-88 COl 205/26/-88 C02 610/26/88 COl 204/24/88 A07 104/26/-88 AOl 410/12/88 B06 501/08/88 Al 702/25/-88 Al 109/24/88 AOl09-f 29/88 B06412111/02/88 BOl 109/03/-88 C06 6105

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFARMSsee Agriculturesee Real EstateFARRIS. Bil..LY Rsee also Murders - Farris. Billy RFARVER. SYLVESTERsee also Murders - Owens. GlendaFATHERSsee also IllegitmacyFAUBUS. ORVAL Esee also Governor (Ark) Ja22see also Politics F2Friends seek bust of Faubus for Capitol rotunda displayFriends begin campaign for bust of Faubus in state CapitolFour black legislators resist placing Faubus bust in CapitolCarrying forgiveness too far (ed on bust proposal)John Brummett column discusses idea of bust at CapitolFighting bust of Faubus waste of time. Robery Mcintosh saysKeep bust out of Capitol. Springdale News saysFaubus describes his feelings . actions on executionsFaubus finds buyer for his house at HuntsvilleLetter from Gov Faubus helped save Buffalo RiverFAULKNER COUNTYsee also Williams. MarvinFAULKNER COUNTY GRAND JURYsee also PoliceFAULKNER COUNTY JAILsee PrisonsFAYE'ITEVILLEsee also Arkansassee also Pollution Ja20 Mr12 Je30 Jy24 D30Fayetteville area among fastest grCJWin in USRunoff forced in city board electionFEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (US)see also Burtram-Stanley. Au dreysee also International Relationssee also Kidnappingsee also St Francis CountyFEDERAL ENERGY R&;ULATORY COMMISSION (US)see also Electric Powersee also RiversFEDERAL EXPRESSLittle Rock makes pitch for proposed aircraft maintenanceFELLCMSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETESsee Education D27FERSTL. TOMsee also Anarchism Ja27see also Governor (Ark) 022see also ReferendUlllssee also TaxationFESTIVALSsee also MusicMardi Gras returns to LR after 77 yearsArkansas Folk Festival begins 26th annual celebration02/05/88 A18 402/10/88 A16 102/1 1/88 A09 202/11/88 A18 102/12/88 All 102/13/88 A07 202/21/88 C04 105/22/88 AOl 509/-30/-88 BO! 311/20/-88 Dll 302/26/-88 COl 111/11/88 B01 404/-05/-88 C01 202/12/88 BOl 304/-14/88 B01 2106

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGravett widow seeks $50,000 death benefit from US govtNLR firefighter Valerie Baker chgs racial bias, unfairnessNLR' s Valerie Baker agrees to transfer to Parks DeptLR firefighters get nowhere in negotiations over raisesLittle Rock reaches accord with FOPOccupation gradually opening for more women in Ark, elsewhereWomen do their part for LR Fire DeptLittle Rock firefighters spurn offer by cityFIRESsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAnarchismAviation and AircraftConway CountyMurders - Burks , ShirleyArkansan Daniel James Ryan dies in Bankok hotel fireConviction of Luther Shamlin on arson conspiracy chg affirmedSupreme Ct Justice John Purtle was acquitted in Shamlin caseSouthern Cotton Oil Co machine shop at NLR destroyedFour die in house fire at DermottWalter White Jr gets 7 yrs in prison, fine for arson, fraudThree buildings destroyed at Mena in suspicious fireHouse fire kills mother, young son at ArkadelphiaWalter White Jr does not appear for federal court hearingArrest warrant issued for Walter White JrChild dies in mobile home fire at LRClarksville fire kills elederly coupleOffice complex back of McCain Mall destroyedJerry Lee Walker gets 40-yr term in arson at Osceola High SchArticle on fire that destroyed office complex at NLRClassrooms burn at Harris Elementary School in Pulaski CoFashion Park Cleaners at LR destroyedFire in downtown Conway destroys buildingC1'M Inc plant at Clarksville destroyed by fireSeven persons inj ured in NLR house fireTwo men convicted of arson for hire are sentencedManila bas maj or fire downtownMarshall suffers heavy lossesTwo brothers die in house fire at El DoradoFire at Park Plaza in LR inj ures two workersFire breaks out in mechanical room on Worthen's 25th floorDr John G Vowell gets prison term, fine in arson caseFire at Park Plaz a sets off sprinklers in several storesArsonist blamed for second recent fire at Park PlazaNLR inmates say police ignored pleas during fireDr John G Vowell stripped of his dental licenseChild dies in house fire at Little RockLightning hits LR house, causes $160,000 damageNewport fire levels five historic buildingsOsceola student gets 35-yr term in burning of high schoolChild dies in fire at Jacksonville apartmentsHenley Post, Danielle Morgan die in house fire at Old UnionWoman dies in house fire in LRFire destroys Miss Martha' s Tamale factory at LRMother, son die in fire in White CountyBurned home of Mary Mae Hill replaced by concerned citizens05/15/88 AO l09/22/88 BOl10/01/88 BOl12/22/88 B0412/24/88 BOl12/26/88 EOl12/26/-88 EOl12/30/-88 BOl01/02/88 A1701/07/-88 AlO01/07/88 AlO01/23/88 A0 801/-23/-88 A0 901/-28/-88 A1302/02/88 A0702/-18/88 AOl02/23/88 A0702/25/88 A1403/08/88 A0703/l/-88 Al 203/2/88 AOl03/2/88 A0603/30/88 A0 703/31/88 AO l04/28/88 A0904/2/88 A1 504/30-/-88 A0905/04/-88 A0905/06/88 A0905/07-/-88 C0605/17-/-88 cos05-/-19/88 A1705/26-/-88 A0707 /01/88 A0707/-19/-88 AO l08/15/88 A0908/16/88 AlO08/16/-88 All09/18/88 BO B09/-25-/-88 AOl10/-01/88 BOl10-/-11-/-88 BOl10/26/88 B0411-/-09/-88 BOl12/07/88 BOl12/15/88 BOl12/-21/88 B0212/-21/88 Bl 212/22/-88 BOl5421513224436152112324451412555626615212425222112109

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER COAbout 250 workers on strike at Russellville plantRules set up for pickets at Russellville plantRussellville workers to return to workRussellville plant workers approve contractRoofing material plant at Prescott to add 120 jobsFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (SPRINGDALE)see Baptist ChurchFIRST CITY CORPORATIONsee BanksFIRST COMMERCIAL BANK (LITTLE ROCK)see Government Bonds and InvestmentsFIRST COMMERCIAL CORPsee BanksFIRST EXCHANGE BANK (LITTLE ROCK)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS (MALVERN)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAVIS AND LOAN (FAYETI'EVILLE)see BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONsee Robberies and TheftsFIRST FEDERAL SAV INGS AND LOAN OF ARKANSASsee BanksFIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK (ROGERS)see BanksFIRST NATIONAL BANK (HOT SPRINGS)see BanksFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CONWAY COUNTYsee BanksFIRST UNITED BANCSHARES (EL DORADO )see BanksFIRSTSOUTH SAVINGS AND LOANsee also Wengroup CompaniesFISHsee FoodFISH AND CRAYFISH CULTUREBait fish farm loss in flood estimated at $25 millionBait fish farmers may get aid for rebuildingFish bait farmers seek to salvage flood-ravaged cropGraph show growth in bait fish production in ArkBait fish farmers to receive some aid toward recoveryGreat blue heron cost fish farmer J N Anderson $100.000License to kill herons draws ire of Audubon SocietyChinese team visits Fish Farming Experiment Sta at StuttgartDelaplaine School 1s catfish experiment gets state fundingDelaplaine study to compare catfish raised in ponds. riversFarm catfish sales in Ark reach $19.5 millionUAPB fisheries program officials want to upgrade researchUAPB official says catfish farming can equal poultry industryFISHER. GEORGEsee alsosee alsoFISHINGCartoonsMusic05/-16/-88 A09 605/-17/88 C02 305/-23/-88 A07 106/-02/-88 C03 112/03/88 COl 201/12/-88 C0201/ 14/88 COl01/25/88 COl01/-25/-88 C0102/-05/-88 COl03/-15/88 AO l03/-15/88 AO l04/-1 2/88 C0105/-24/-88 A1005/24/-88 A1008/-05/88 C0112/18/-88 BOl12/18/-88 BOl5212222211122110

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Nixon. Larrysee WildlifeFLAGS AND EMBLEMSConfederate flag doesn't belong here, Deborah Mathis writesSurvey shews 88 pct in South favor flying Confederate flagLittle Rock has its first official flagWinner of Little Rock flag design is David WilsonFLAIG, ALBERTsee also Economic Development Ja18FLAKE, JOHNFlake owns 15 pct of television station KARKFLANAGIN, PATRICKsee also Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)see al so Nursing Homes Mr25FLANNES, GENE Nsee also Stocks and BondsFLETCHER, JOHN GOULDsee also Books and WritingFLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee BasketballFLOODSCrittenden County declared disaster areaWest Memphis suffered heavy damage in Dec floodsLR, NLR flooded areas under reviewFloods cause gushing sew-ers, toilet problems in NLRRecent floods claimed three victims in ArkCause and effect chart on rainfall and Ark riversTen more counties getting federal disaster aidPortions of West Memphis again floodedHeavy rains bring flooding in Pulaski CountyRecord rainfall causes flooding at NLR and SherwoodLarge areas of state struck by flooding after heavy rainsHeavy rains contine for second day across stateOuachita River to flood in Camden areaFLrnERSsee Plantssee also Tropical GalleriesFL

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee FestivalsFOLK MUSICsee MusicFOLKLOREDr Byrd Gibbens studies folklore in South ArkFOODJoe Clary's Best of the South Barbecue Sauce goes commercialArticle on Gary Eklund 's natural foods storeBob Sellers grows vegetables organically at Scott farmRiver Valley Caprine at Lamar features goat milk . butterArkansas State Barbecue Championship scheduledArticle on Sylvester Pupkowski 's bakery at LRArticle on shrinking quantities in packaged productsIce cream bucks low-calorie trendCaviar produced from Arkansas fishJackson-Mitchell Dairy at Yellville processes goat milkFOOD AND GROCERY STORESList of chains in Ark with number of storesState's largest store being built at LRFOOD CONTAMINATIONSix women sue 2 dairies alleging heptachlor contaminationGovt to test candy that made Rison residents illFOOD STAMPSsee FraudsFOOD TAXIsee RestaurantsFOOTBALLsee also AthleticsHarding Univ hires Larry Richmond as head coachFirst of series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldSecond of series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldThird of series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldFourth of a series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldFifth of a series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldSixth of a series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldUA Coach Ken Hatfield signs TV contractSeventh of a series on UA football and Coach Ken HatfieldPreview of 1988 football seasonUniversity of Central Arkansas ranked at top of NAIA pollArkansas Raz orbacks to be host team in Cotton Bowl classicUniversity of Ark wins Southwest Conf title with perfect 7-0University of Central Ark wins 6th straight AIC titleArkansas Razorbacks ranked 10th in nationUCA UAM in NAIA playoffsUniversity of Central Ark wins AIC title outrightUniversity of Ark to play UCLA in Cotton BowlUniv of Central Ark Bears fall in first round of playoffsUniv of Ark at Monticello defeats Washburn in NAIA playoffsFort Smith Southside stuns Northside 7-6 for AAA state titleUAM Boll Weevils defeated in NAIA playof f sDollarway takes state AAA titleAP-All American list includes Razorbacks on first teamBarton claims class A crown with win over AugustaArkansas Gazette's High School Super Team named02/-17/88 BOl02/08/88 COl05/23/88 COl05/-23/-88 COl06/-13/-88 C0106/17/-88 BOl06/-20/-88 COl07/-31/88 C0410/24/88 COl10/-31/88 COl11/07/88 COl02/-28/88 FOl05/13/88 COl05/20/88 All12/-03/-88 B0201/-01/88 D0307/17/-88 DOl07/18/88 DOl07/-11;}/88 DOl07 /-20/-88 DOl07/-21/88 DOl07 /22/-88 DOl07/22/88 DOl07/-23/88 DOl08/-21/-88 KOl08/25/-88 DOl10/-30/88 DOl11/-13/88 DOl11/13/-88 DOl11/15/88 DOl11/16/88 DOS11/18/88 DOl11/20/88 DOl11/27/88 D1011/28/-88 D0712/03/-88 DOl12/04/-88 DOl12/04/88 DOl12/01;}/88 DOl12/10/88 DOl12/11/-88 DOB22225221322121611222225212511232515212151112

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLWayne Martin, Freddie Childress suspended from Razorback team 12/24/-88 D01 1Georgia asks to contact Ken Hatfield about head coach job 12/-28/88 DOl 5Frank Broyles eager to keep Coach Ken Hatfield at UA 12/29/-88 001 5FORD FOUNDATIONsee also Educ F17FORD MOTOR COsee al so Twin City Ford Tractor IncFORD MOTOR CREDIT CORPsee also CreditFORD, GLADYSsee also Murders - Ford, GladysFORD, JOE Tsee also Alltel CorpFORDYCEsee also PoliceFOREIGN DESCENT GROUPSIndia natives make motels a family businessIran natives living in Ark comment on Navy downing of planeVietnamese family seeks to bring refugee child to ArkVietnamese refugee child receiving good care, US govt saysTran Quoc Hung is child Arkansans seek to bring to AmericaPart of Ark Cong delegation seek to aid Hung Quoc TranVietnamese orphan Hung Quoc Tran to join Ark relativesHung Quoc Tran arrives in Ark to join relativesHung Quoc Tran celebrates first Thanksgiving in AmericaArticle on large community of Vietnamese in northwest ArkLarge numbers of Laotians live in Fort Smith areaBuddhist templ e, Baptist church operated by VietnameseAsian families must contend with West's influence on youngGangs among Asian youths concern Fort Smith policeSome Asians buck trend, start their CMn business in ArkVietnamese, Laotian students serious about educationRobert Kay family from Zimbabwe settle in CabotFOREIGNERS IN ARKANSASIranian student comment s on downing of plane by US NavyFOREST AND BRUSH FIRESHundreds of Arkansans fighting fires in western statesExhausted Arkansans return from battling Yellowstone firesFOREST SERVICE (US)see ForestsFORESTS AND FORESTRYsee also Defenses and Armed Forces (US)see al so Minessee also Oil and GasForest Service, Corps approve land swap at Lake OuachitaSummary of agreement on forest use in Lake Ouachita areaLand exchange at Lake Ouachita watched closelyForestry Comm to withdraw from Hobbs Estate Mgmt AreaNational forest funds for school dists reducedFORGEY, TOMsee also Legislature (Ark) Ag7FORREST CITY COUNTRY CLUBsee Organizations and ClubsFORREST CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT03/07 /88 COl 207/0S/88 A06 108/ 25/88 AO 1 208/26/88 AOl 209/01/88 AOl 209/17/88 B03 110/20-/88 AOl 211/23/-88 AOl 211/-24/88 AO! 212-/18/88 AOl 212/18/88 AOl 212/18/-88 A22 112/19/88 B01 112/19/-88 B04 112/19/88 BOS 112/19/88 BOS 112/27/88 EOl 107 /05/88 A06 109/05/88 BOl 509/-12-/88 AOl 202/06/88 Al 7 102/06/88 Al 7 102/11/-88 C02 102/-18/88 Al 0 510/-20/-88 AOl 2113

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Organiz ations MylO My13 My 15 Jy13 Jy19 Ag21 SBsee also Education Ap28FORT SMITHsee also Anarchismsee al so PoliceFORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICTsee AnarchismFORTUNE-TELLINGsee Occult SciencesFOSTER. W Fsee also Business Council . Arkansassee also TaxationHonored by UAMS for medical educ supportFOUNDATIONSsee also AthleticsRaz orback Fund ruling on FOI status appl ies to othersSeveral fdns say their records open for inspectionFOURCHE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ D13FOWLER, BETTYsee also Nursing Homes Mr27FOWLER. DU STYsee also Murders - Fowler. DustyFRANKLIN COUNTYsee also History (Ark)FRANZ • LOUIS Jsee also Capital Punishmentsee also Simmons Family MurdersFRATERNITIES AND SORORITIESsee also Colleges Ja15 Ja19 Ja25 F22 F27 Mr5FRAUDS AND SWINDLINGsee al so Coalsee also Contracts and Purchasing (US)see also Firessee also Gibraltor International Bank. Ltdsee also Home Repairs and Improvementsee also Hurst. Q Byrumsee also Insurancesee also Intox Laboratories. Incsee also Montiglio, Dominicksee also Osceola Shoe Company, Incsee al so Real Estatesee al so Stocks and Bondssee also Trade Schoolssee also United Capital Corpsee also White River Technologiessee also Wilson. Jimmie LArk ranks high in effort to reduce food stamp fraud, abusePolice probing bank card scam at LRMail fraud cases frequent in ArkansasMedicaid fraud chgs filed against Van Buren ambulance firmLong-distance credit card codes obj ect of scheme in ArkDavid F Winfrey arrested in case of cheated widowFREEDOM OF INFORMATION05/0

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Athleticssee also Beebesee also Head Startsee also Highway and Transportation Dept (Ark)see al so National Guardsee also Policesee also Western Arkansas Counseling and Guidance CenterAttorney Gen Steve Clark issues opinion on personnel filesFREEMAN (DON) FAMILYFamily missing from Maumelle home, police puzzledNo clues found on f am..ily missing from MaumelleMaumelle family still missingAnn Freeman arrested in Feb on hot check chgFBI sees no reason to search for familyMaumelle police search Freeman homeConway police seek Ann Freeman on hot check warrantPolice believe family just packed and left homeFreeman family found in Memphis. Mrs Freeman arrestedExtradition bearing set for Ann FreemanMrs Freeman plans to fight extradition to ArkAnn Freeman voluntarily returns to Ark to face chargesAnn Freeman returned to jailJudge told Mrs Freeman used hot checks to buy husband's loveAnn Freeman pleads guilty to check chargeFREONsee Substance AbuseFRUIT AND VEGETABLESsee also AgricultureFSC SEaJRITIES CORPsee also Stocks and BondsFULFILL A DREAMsee also Children and YouthFULKERSON, BRENDAsee also CottonFULLER, RONsee al so Athletics Jal3see also Buses and VansFUNCHES• ERICsee also Grooming PersonalFUND DRIVESsee PhilanthropyFUNERAL SLower cost funerals provided by Huson Funeral Home at LRJohnny Morgan explains strong market for funerals in ArkPrepaid plan is latest marketing techniqueChart shows costs in Ark area for various servicesJim Huson comments on secret of lower cost funeralsDenver-Roller chain is example of trend in funeral industryFURNITUREsee Household FurnishingsFUTRELL• MARY HA'IWOODsee also School Desegregation, National Committee forFUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICAName changed to National FFA Organization04/02/88 A08 104/-01/88 AOl 204/02/88 A07 604/03/88 A09 104/06/88 All 104/07/88 A1 2 104/08/88 Al 0 404/11/88 AOS 104/-1 2/88 A07 206/07/88 AOl 206/08/88 A09 206/14/88 C08 506/16/88 A18 506/17/88 AlS 107/01/88 Al 2 107/09/88 A09 103/ 2(}/88 B03 106/27/88 COl 206/27/88 COl 206/27/88 COl 306/27/88 COl 306/27/88 CO! 411/11/88 AOl 4115

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGAINES, MIKEsee also PrisonsGAMBLINGsee also Crime and Vicesee also St Francis CountyFort Smith resident wins $105, 000 in bingo in Creek NationLottery backers see support for proposalLottery opponent warns of dangers of operationWho gains from a lottery? (ed)Proponents of state lottery use newspaper petitionsInterview with Robert G Walker, Gloria Cabe on state lotteryPetitions not filed for vote on state lotteryLottery backers put money on teacher pay for next electionHelp avail able for gambling addictsState lottery initiative ballot title approved for 1990 voteBingo operators warned about requiring paymentSt Andrew 's Catholic Church Hall operator faces gambling chgBingo getting bad name. charities suffering, operators sayGAME AND FISH COMMISSION (ARK)see Hul sey. Andrew Hsee Watersee WildlifeGAMESTim Smith is chess expertDennis Cummings to compete in World Amateur Chess TourneyDennis Cummings finishes fourth in chess tournamentDisc golf is popular game in LR areaGAMMILL, TEDsee also BanksGAMMON FOUNDATIONJohn Gammon founded fund to aid needy college studentsGANGSsee Children and Youthsee Crime and Vicesee Foreign Descent GroupsGANN, PAULCalifornia anti-tax crusader from Ark is AIDS victimGann received AIDS virus during blood transfusionGANNE'l"I' FOUNDATIONMore than $52,000 in grants go to Little Rock groupsGrants to Ark groups total $41 ,250Gannett makes two more grants in ArkGARDNER MARK EDWARDsee also Murders - Joyce. JoeGARLAND CITYPetticoat government works in Miller Co townGARLAND SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ F20GARRISON, MARTYsee also PoliceGASOLINEsee Petroleum ProductsGASTON' S WHITE RIVER RESORTsee also Trademarks03/-16/-88 A13 103/-29/-88 A05 403/-29/88 A05 604/01/-88 A16 105/27/-88 A13 206/-26/-88 cos 107/-09/-88 A09 l08/-10/88 A09 208/-22/-88 AOl 508/-24/-88 B04 510/-30/-88 BOl 211/-26/88 B01 612/-02/88 Bl3 5Ol/-2C>/88 BOl 202/-06/-88 BOl 202/13/-88 BOl 206/23/-88 BOl 204/24/88 Al 2 107/10/-88 AO ! 507/-10/88 AOl 503/-24/-88 A05 104/28/88 Al 1 110/-13/88 B03 101/17/-88 A13 1116

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGATEWOOD, WILLARDsee also Colleges Mr13GAY AND LESBIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONsee HomosexualsGAYLORD CONTAINER CORPSpecial AP&L rate would save firm $700,000 annuallyFirm gets cut of $700,000 in AP&L billGAZAWAY, MARY ALTA08/16/-88 COl09/-16/88 A0242see also Murders - Gazaway. Mary AltaGENCORPBatesville plan recalls laid-off workers. adds new employees 09/02/-88 COl 1GENEALOOYArticle on hobby of genealogy 07/13/88 BOl 2GENERAL ASSEMBLY (ARK)see Legislature (Ark)GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COsee Building (Construction)GENTRY, HOLLYsee also Murders - Price FamilyGEORGE. CHARLES L JRsee also Little Rock Mortgage CoGEORGE. LLOYD Rsee also Children and Youth N3see also Colleges 026 D8 Dl3see also Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)see also Education Mr18 Jy24 Ag16 Ag18 07 D6 D7State Rep George is subj ect of roast at Sherwood Forest 10/-27/88 B06 1GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPsee also ContractsGEPHARDT, RICHARDsee also President (US)03-/-04/88 AOl 5GERARD, GILsee also ActorsGIBRALTOR INTERNATIONAL BANK, LTDAbraham Boldt gets 8 yrs in prison for fraud schemeSheriff Carroll Gravett. John D Toland among those defraudedGIBSON. BRUCEsee also Vigilance GroupsGILBERT INDU STRIESArticle on invention of improved exit signs for bldgsGILBERT, DONsee also Gilbert IndustriesGILCHRIST, ELLENsee also BooksGILLETTE COON SUPPERsee FestivalsGIRLS STATEArkansas Girls State meeting at Ouachita Baptist UnivForrest City delegate obj ects to having black roommateGirls State no place for bias. Deborah Mathis writesGIROIR, C J JRGiroir leaves Rose Law FirmGIROIR. C J Jrsee also Politics and Govt (Ark) N4 NS0 2-/-0 5/-8 8 All02/05/88 All1102/22/88 COl 206/13/88 A0 5 206/15/88 A0 9 206/17/88 A25 403/10/-88 COl 5117

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee al so Taxation N4 NSGLASCOCK. DARRELLsee also Congress (US)see al so Development Finance Authority (Ark)Bank of Salem files debt suit against GlascockBank of Salem files debt suit against Glascock over loanGlascock. Tommy Robinson sued by S&L in Illinois over loanEmbarrassment is goal of suit, Darrell Glascock saysGlascock says all payments due Illinois firm have been madeGlascock attends function at GOP natl conv in New OrleansGLASSsee also Waste MaterialsGLAS S, DAV ID Dsee also Wal-Mart Stores. IncSouthwest Missouri State names business bldg for GlassListed by Forbes among top 50 most powerful executivesGLEN ROSE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education NllGLENHAVEN YOUTH RANCHsee Children and YouthGOBLE, MARSHAsee also Murders - Goble. RickyGOBLE. RICKYsee Murders - Goble, RickyGOLDsee Mines and Mineralssee also Treasure TroveGOLDSBY, W DEANsee also Economic Opportunity Agency, Pulaski CountyGOLDSMITH. CARLTON KEITHsee also Murders - Fowler, DustyGOLFsee also Phillips Pro-Celebrity ClassicGOMEZ , SUEsee al so Murders - Gome.z , SueGOOD SUIT CLUBsee Business Council, ArkansasGOODGAME, TOMsee al so TelevisionGOODW IN. TOMMYsee al so PoliceGORE, ALBERT JRsee also President (US)GOSNELL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee BasketballGOULD SCHOOL DISTRIGI'see Education 05 07 09GOVERNMENT BONDS AND INVESTMENTSsee also Pollution, Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsPubl ic Employees Retirement System (PERS) buys harbor bondsPhillips Co Port Authority borrows from Teacher RetirementState has not recovered all funds in Guaranty S&L of HarrisonAIDC official s to be grilled by legis panel on fee paid bankFirst Commercial Bank recd $60,497 to handle AIDC funds05/25/88 A14 405/26/88 A15 106/28/88 AOl 206/29/88 AOl 406/29/88 AOl 408/18/88 A09 204/08/88 COl 105/-17/88 COl 201/04/88 A0702/11/-88 COB10/06/88 BOl11/30/88 AOl11/30/88 AOl12155118

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLegislators rip AIDC on First Commercial Bank handling fundsMarlin Jackson defends AIDC contract with First CommercialGOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (ARK)see also Government Bondssee also Tax Evasion12/0 2/88 BO 112/-08/88 BOlRace suit against Finance and Adm Dept settled, dismissed 01/-05/88 A08 4State empl oyees who took early retirement can consult for fee 01/16/88 A12 5Editorial on loophole allowing retirees to work as consultant 01/20/-88 A16 1Gov Clinton bars hiring retired ex-employees as consultants 01/21/88 All 2Report on number retiring early under program 01/-21/-88 A15 6PERS chairman, state auditor resign positions on board 01/28/88 A16 1State Auditor Julia Hughes Jones cannot resign from PERS bd 01/28/88 A1 6 1State officials list income sources in reports 02/02/88 A0 8 4Travel on state tab not as austere as it might appear 02/15/88 A07 5Senate staff raises, c.onvict job at Mansion rile empl oyees 02/16/88 A07 5Early retirement plan saves state. costs retirement system 02/20/88 AOl 2Legislators disavow parentage of costly early retirement plan 02/20/88 AOl 2PERS paying $1 million more per mo for early retirees02/25/88 A05 2Funds not available for merit raises, Mahlon Martin says 03/19-/ 88 A03 6State trains workers who then switch to private sector 04/-03/88 COl 1Cost of early retirement plan calculated at $58.4 million 05/13/88 AlO 1Legislators call early retirment program a disaster 05/22/88 A0 6 1Mahlon Martin defends early retirment program 05/22/88 A06 1Pension Bd recommends merger of state retirment systems 06/16/88 A1 8 5Officials' relatives again on summer payrolls 06/18/-88 A09 1Retirement systems merger draws opposition of police boards 06/-18/88 A14 4State employees to get 2.5 pct merit pay raises 06/-22/88 AlO 1Teacher Retirement System opposes merger of pension systems 08/1 1/88 A14 3Mistakenly overpaying employees irks legislators 09/10/88 BOl 2Pension Review Bd recommends consolidation of. five systems 09/-11/88 B04 5Effort to merge pension plans dies 09/20/88 B02 1Combining retirement systems criticized 09/22/88 BlO 1State worker to pay cost of calls to dial-a-porn service 09/28/88 B02 6Gov Bill Clinton proposes salary increase of 9.5 pct 10/03/88 B02 4Number of employees used for ranking states was incorrect 10/05/88 B08 1Women, minorities lag in top state positions, report shows 12/07/88 AOl 2State hiring statistics 1 isted by race. sex. job category 12/-07 /88 A08 4Holiday parties raise questions 12/21/88 BOl 2GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (LOCAL)Pulaski Co Sheriff' s deputies ruled inel igible for overtimePolice disability plan would hurt officer blinded by shotHoliday parties raise questionsGOVERNMENT OFF! CIAL S (ARK)see Government Employees (Ark)GOVERNOR (ARK)Political future of Bill Clinton is open-endedGov Clinton comment s on resignation of Woodson D WalkerSeveral members of boards, comms named by Bill ClintonFederal aid sought by Gov Clinton for poultry farmersSpecial session of Legis called by Gov Bill ClintonGov Bill Clinton aboard plane in landing accident at DeWittMike Beebe indicrectly indicates he will not run in 1990Undecided on presidential endorsement, Gov Clinton saysBill Clinton has been involved in other scary plane incidents06/01/88 A0911/-29/88 AO l12/21/88 BOl01/02/88 AO l01/06/88 A0901/08/88 A1501/-09/:88 A0101/-09/88 A0701/10/88 BOl01/10/88 B0601/-12/88 A0301/12/88 A0756122421612221119

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton faces decision on endorsement of Mike Dukakis 01/13/88 All 1Effort to 1 gut ' ethics code will be opposed by Bill Clinton 01/13/88 A1 2 1Appointments to boards and comm.s made by Gov Bill Clinton 01/14/88 A1 2 2Bill Clinton commutes 3 life sentences despite pledge 01/15/88 A01 5Talks with legislators on ethics code encourages Gov Clinton 01/15/88 A0 2 2Decision to commute sentences explained by Bill Clinton 01/15/88 A1 8 2Joan Baldridge named to head Heritage Dept 01/15/88 A18 5Legislators, victim' s widow give views on commutation 01/16/88 AlO 5List of recent appmts to boards and com.ms 01/16/88 C02 4Bill Clinton accused of catering to press on ethics code 01/1/88 A07 1Call for special Legislative session issued by Bill Clinton 01/20/-88 AOl 5Gov Clinton favors permanent Ethics Commission 01/20/88 AlO 3Clinton bars agency hiring of retired employees as consultant 01/21/88 Al l 2Ambassador of People's Republic of China visits Gov Clinton 01/-22/-88 A09 2Former Governors share times from their terms 01/22/88 A09 2Frank White, Bill Clinton, Dale Bumpers. Orval Faubus meet 01/22/-88 A09 2Clinton says 4-lane roads may be delayed by other needs 01/22/88 A1 2 1List of recent appmts by Gov Clinton to boards and com.ms 01/-24/-88 B07 1Proposed code of ethics revised by Bill Clinton 01/-26/88 AOl 2Comment s on legislature and proposed code of ethics 01/-27/88 AOl 6Gov Clinton allows some changes in code of ethics bill 01/29/88 AOl 2Bill Clinton's amdts to ethics law outlined 01/29/88 A1 2 5Gov Clinton. Jodie Mahony exchange words over ethics bill 01/-29/88 A13 1Bill Clinton wavers on Dukakis endorsement report says 01/-30/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton still hopeful Legis to pass ethics code bill 01/30/88 A08 2Gov Clinton lists gifts he receives 01/-30/88 A08 5House-passed bill requires Gov to shCM any ties to appointees 01/31/88 C02 1Bill to force Gov to reveal ties to appointees withdrawn 02/03/88 A06 1Gov Clinton cites 4 senators as blockang ethics legislation 02/04/88 AlO 2Clinton urges House to 'hang tough ' on ethics legislation 02/05/-88 A16 5Bill Clinton plans to take ethics bill to popular vote 02/06/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton persuades House to defeat Senate ethics bill 02/06/-88 AOl 6Proposed ethics code act reviewed by Gov Clinton 02/09/88 A09 4Gov Clinton says desegregation ruling hurts state financially 02/-10/-88 AOl 2Clinton wants to aid coll students who teach illiterates 02/10/88 A06 4List of recent appmts to boards and comms 02/11/-88 AlO 1Gov Clinton says he was not pressured to back Albert Gore 02/16/-88 A06 3Senator Knox Nelson asks 2nd legislative try for ethics law 02/17/88 A07 1Gov Clinton presents proposed ethics law to Atty Gen Clark 02/21/88 AOl 2Recent appmts to boards and comms announced 02/21/88 B07 1Bill Clinton attends National Governor's Conf 02/-23/-88 A03 1Vetoes planning bill by Legis. creates his own study comm 02/23/88 A08 3List recent Clinton appointments to boards and comms 02/26/88 Al3 1Gov Clinton says tax benefits for industries creates jobs 02/26/-88 COl 2Gov Clinton wants vote on end to personal property taxes 02/-27/-88 AOl 5Gov Clinton opens petition drive for ethics code 02/28/88 BOl 2Clinton to review issues concerning state Medical Examiner 03/01/-88 AOS 6Bill Clinton urges blacks to vote in Super Tuesday primaries 03/06/-88 A09 1Legis to focus on at-risk youth next year. Bill Clinton says 03/08/88 AOl 5Gov Clinton solicits petition signatures on ethics bill 03/09/88 A09 2Gov Bill Clinton sets execution date for Marion Albert Pruett 03/10/88 A04 5Predictions for 1990 race include S Clark. W Bryant. S Nelson 03/13/88 A03 1Bill Clinton urges students stay in school . encourage others 03/14/88 A06 1John Brummett lists more names to keep in mind for 1990 03/2/88 A03 1120

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton comment s on Atty Gen probe of nursing home careCarnegie Fdn study of colleges draws praise by Gov ClintonWater code to be proposed to LegislatureBanking law proposals of Bankers Assn favored by Gov ClintonGov Clinton names 27 to Comm on Arkansas's FutureGov Clinton attends mock Dem natl conv at Washington & LeeGov Clinton urged AIDC to look at Cranford bid on advertisingArticle on role of ethics champ Clinton in AIDC ad contractRecent appmts to bds and comms by Gov ClintonBill Clinton denies rept he got ultimatl.lDl from. DukakisAppointments to boards madeList of recent appmts to bds and commsGov Bill Clinton to ready legis package by AugustGov Clinton attends economic. development meeting in Lee CoGov Clinton planned to name woman to ASU BoardNick Wilson makes appmt to ASU Board while Acting GovernorNick Wilson says Bill Clinton never talks to himNick Wilson lists 8 more appmts made as Acting GovernorNick Wilson move on ASU appmt called 'petty politics'Nick Wilson action. Bill Clinton inaction subj ect of columnNick Wilson makes another appmtAppmt to Health Services Comm brings Cl inton-Wilson disputeNick Wilson suggests Clinton staff may have backdated appmtEditorial on archiac rule on absence of gov. lieut govSecretary of State Mccuen comments on Clinton-Wilson disputeNick Wilson's appointee to PERS Bd not eligibleExecution date for Michael O'Rourke set by Gov ClintonNew nursing home laws has cautious backing of Gov ClintonGov Clinton asks legal opinion on conflicting appmt sNCGJ humanitarian award goes to Bill and Hillary Cl intonJohn Brummett sees press paranoia in Clinton administrationGovernor 's staff worked until 3 a m before Clinton left stateBill Clinton not expecting Washington job soonExtract of speech made at NCCJ humanitarian award banquetComment on Washington job subj ect of columnGov Bill Clinon inducted into DeMolay Hall of FameGov Clinton sacks groceries at Kroger to promote Buy ArkansasGov Clinton supports Steve Clark on nursing home changesGov Bill Clinton says he will do his duty on death penaltyBill Clinton expected to endorse Duk.skis todayBill Clinton joins 5 governors in backing Michael Duk.skisBill Clinton releases $3 million for work on UA' s Old MainBill Clinton criticized for making announcements out of stateBill Clinton appears before natl Democratic platform commSteve Clark supports Clinton appmt over that of Nick WilsonGov Clinton in no hurry to call session of LegislatureRemarks by Gov Clinton indicate Legis session may be calledVo-tech educ director Barry Ballard resigns after meetingBill Clinton answers questions of students at Hall HighBill Clinton answers questions on capital punishmentGov Clinton suggests way to attract more black teachersSummer jobs for youth announced by Gov Bill ClintonBill Clinton names several board and comm membersDeath penalty may deter some crimes. Gov Bill Clinton says03/21/88 AOl 203/22/-88 AO l 203/-24/88 A09 103/25/88 A09 503/25/88 A16 603/29-/88 A05 104/02/88 AlO 204/05/88 A05 104/-05/88 A0 8 304/06/88 A09 104/08/88 Al 2 504/0 /88 Al 1 604/-10/88 COl 104/-12/88 Al 0 104/-15/88 A09 204/15/88 A09 204/15/88 A0 9 204/-16/88 AO? 404/-16/88 A0 8 104/17/88 A03 104/-17/88 A13 404/19/88 All 604/-19/88 Al 1 604/-1/-88 Al 2 104/-20/-88 AOl 604/-21/88 A09 104/-21/88 A16 404/27 /-88 A09 504/28/88 All 104/-28/-88 A13 104/29-/-88 AlS 105/-01/88 CO! 105/02/88 A08 505/02/-88 Al l 405/-03/-88 A05 105/03/88 A09 505/03/88 COl 205/-05/-88 A09 505/-05/88 A16 605/-06/88 A09 105/07/-88 A0 3 105/08/88 AOl 305/-08/88 A03 105/11/-88 A09 205/-17/-88 A08 105/-18/-88 C01 505/-1/88 AO ! 305/-19/-88 A13 105/-20/-88 A09 205/20/88 A0 9 205/20/-88 AlO 105/-20/88 CO! 205/20/88 COB 405/21/88 AO? 1121

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton visits his childhood home at Hope 05/30/88 Al 0 1Religious groups ask Gov Clinton to commute death sentences 06/01/88 All 5Bill Clinton favors reducing Oaklawn tax if facility benefits 06/02/88 A09 1Bill Clinton stands in for Michael Dukakis in California 06/03/88 A06 3Column discusses Bill Clinton efforts on tax amdt proposal 06/03/88 A09 1Bill Clinton comments on speech in California for Dukakis 06/04/88 A03 1Burnig dioxin waste supported by Gov Clinton if it is safe 06/04/88 A08 1Fellow Georgetown classmates recall Bill Clinton as student 06/05/88 AOl 2Stand of Gov Bill Clinton on death penalty discussed 06/05/88 COl 1Federal cabinet post not in his thoughts, Gov Clinton says 06/08/88 A13 1Recent appmts to boards and comms listed 06/-08/88 A1 4 6Whirlwind travel pace followed by Gov Bill Clinton 06/08/88 Al5 1Athletic deficits deny academics, Gov Bill Clinton says 06/-09/88 AO! 5State usury law needs to be amended, Gov Bill Clinton says 06/-10/88 C02 1Talk about US cabinet post ridiculous. Gov Clinton says 06/-13/88 A05 5Role of Bill Clinton in Dukakis campaign is subj ect of column 06/14/-88 A07 1Clinton releases $1 million for UAF superconductivity work 06/16/88 AOl 5Gov Clinton does not support plans for $2 billion road plan 06/-16/88 Al l 6John BrUttlID.ett irked by Gov Cl in ton' s inconsistent stands 06/22/88 A09 1Bill Clinton pledge on Lee Creek proj ect angers offic:i.als 06/22/-88 A09 2Several appmts to boards and comms announced by office 06/-23/88 C03 1Gov Clinton suggests federal-state alliances for services 06/24/88 C02 4Ecologists from Ark go to Washington to picket Gov Clinton 06/-25/88 All 1Gov Clinton testifies before Senate panel on Del ta poverty 06/29/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton names Bill Cauthron director of Crime Laboratory 06/30-/-88 A09 1Gov Bill Clinton commends UALR for keeping athletic program 07/02/88 AOB 5Bill Clinton rebuts chgs from env ironmentalists on pollution 07/-02/-88 AlO 4Bill Clinton to make Dukakis nominating speech at convention 07/-03/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton make s several a.ppm.ts to boards and com.ms 07/03/-88 B03 1Gov Clinton discusses reasons for calling Legis into session 07/-04/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton sees legis consensus on banking. but not Oak.lawn 07/05/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton issues formal call for special Legis session 07/-06/-88 AOl 6List of proposals in officia1 call for legis session 07/-06/-88 A1 4 1Oaklawn tax bill not likely to be in call, Gov Clinton says 07/07/88 A01 6Gov Clinton opposes 100 pct tax credits for coll donations 07/-07/88 A09 1State cannot afford $2 billion road program, Gov Clinton says 07/-07/88 A09 1Herschel Friday asks Clinton to include Oak.lawn in Legis sess 07/-07/-88 DOl 2Oak.lawn tax relief may be added to legis call. Gov says 07/-08/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton and Nick Wilson have better working relationship 07/-08/88 A07 1Alternate program for teacher certification favored by Gov 07/-08/88 Al 0 5Bill Clinton joins rally supporting nursing home bills 07/.09/88 A09 3Gov Bill Clinton to visit Far East in search of trade 07/-09/88 COl 1Maurice Lewis Jr apptd to G&FC by Gov Bill Clinton 07/-09/-88 DOB 5Bill Clinton highly praised in book profil ing several govs 07/10/88 A03 5AFL-CIO urges Gov Clinton to name the labor commis sioner 07/-10/88 B02 4Book chronicles initiatives of Gov Clinton 07/-13/88 Al 2 5AP&L stockholders should pay more on Grand Gul f, Clinton says 07/15/88 Al 5 4Journalist David Osborne ranks Clinton with innovators 07/17/88 A03 1Bill Clinton 's party in Atlanta is big success 07/18/88 AO l SGov Clinton predicts blacks to support Michael Dukakis 07/-18/88 A06 3Bill Clinton comments on speech nominating Dukakis for pres 07/20/88 A01 4Bill Clinton addresses Democratic Natl Conv in Atlanta 07/-21/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton 's speech not well-received by conv delegates 07/-21/88 AOl 2Networks cut aw ay from Bill Clinton 's speech at convention 07/21/-88 A06 2122

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBill Clinton's speech at Dem Natl Conv criticized by media 07/21/88 A07 4Bill Clinton interviewed on speech at Dem Natl Conv 07/22/88 AOl 2National media has field day with Bill Clinton speech at conv 07/22/88 AOl 3Gov Clinton met by crowd of reporters at LR airport 07/23/88 AOl 3Articles on Bill Clinton speech at Dem Natl Conv 07/23/88 A09 1Bill Clinton discusses conv speech with John Brummett 07/23/88 All 1Johnny Carson ribs Bill Clinton. invites him as guest on show 07/23/88 A1 2 4Dem Natl Conv delegates rude to Clinton. Sybil Smith says 07/23/-88 Al9 1Gov Clinton accepts invitation to appear on Carson TV show 07/24/88 AOl 2Robert Mcintosh plans to honor Gov Clinton with free dinner 07/-25/88 AOl 2John Brummett suggests one-liners for Clinton's TV appearance 07/26/-88 All 1Governor Clinton speaks at dedication of Luther S Hardin Bldg 07/26/-88 All 4Bill Clinton set for appearance on. Johnny Carson show 07/-27/88 AOl 2Deborah Mathis column on Clinton and the speech 07/27/88 A3 5 1Robert Mcintosh fed over 500 at free dinner honoring Clinton 07/28/88 A09 1AEA leadership conf gives Gov Clinton warm welcome 07/28/88 All 1Gov Bill Clinton is a hit on Johnny Carson show 07/29/88 AOl 2Speech failure at Dem conv out of his control. Clinton says 07/29/88 Al 2 1Sample of opinion of Clinton performan.ce on Carson show 07/29/88 A1 2 4Gov Clinton ebullient over performance on Johnny Carson show 07/30/88 AOl 2John Brummett column on Bill Clinton and the "Tonight Show" 07/31/88 A03 1J E Dunlap blames rude Dukakis delegates for Clinton problem 07/31/88 C06 3Gov Cl inton 's trip to Hollywood costs taxpayers $2.600 08/-02/88 A07 2Gov Clinton says tax money will not be used again for Lindsey 08/04/88 A09 1Gov Clinton signs bill allowing cities to finance cable TV 08/04/-88 A09 1Gov Clinton discussing plans for next Legis with lawmakers 08/05/88 Al 1 1Bill Clinton gathers names for two petition.a for ballot spots 08/05/-88 Al l 2Gov Bill Clinton answers questions of young students 08/06/88 A13 5Teacher pay raise of $4,000 to be sought by Gov Bill Clinton 08/0/88 A05 5Gov Clinton critical of Bill Mccuen on petition drive issue 08/11/88 All 1Recent appmts to boards and comms announced 08/11/88 COB 5Gov Bill Clinton elected chmn of Democratic Governors Assn 08/12/88 A09 lState office space. Clinton staff used in petition drive 08/12/88 Al2 1State has paid Bruce Lindsey 1 s expenses before 08/12/88 A21 1John Brummett column on Clinton use of power to aid state 08/14/88 A03 1Ernest Cunningham may seek nomination in 1990 08/14/88 COl 1Article points out that Mrs Ernest Cunningham is on AP&L Bd 08/23/88 BOl 1About 536, 000 Arkansans saw Gov Clinton on Carson show 08/23/88 BOl 5Gov Clinton declines comment on Senator Dan Quayle 08/25/-88 AOl 6Bill Clinton says tax. ethics amdt foes are in hiding 08/25/88 BOl 4Clinton says proposal could mean lifetime tenure at colleges 08/-25/88 B03 4Proposed state water plan has Clinton support 08/25/88 B03 4Gov Clinton to lead group to Far East in search of industry 08/26/88 C06 1Gov Bill Clinton gets natl recognition for child care concern 08/27/88 A08 1Thomas C McRae considering race for Governor's office 08/27/88 BOl 3Several appmts to boards and commissions made by Bill Clinton 08/27/88 B02 5Gov Clinton tells Dems of his dreams for education in Ark 08/28/88 BOl 6Columnist discusses Clinton talk on C-Span 08/3 1/88 BOl 1Arkansas Poul try Federation irked by Clinton remark on wages 09/02/88 BOl 3Gov Clinton says he lacks authority to ban shewing of movie 0/03/88 C06 1Bill Clinton in Japan seeking investments in Ark 0/06/88 ClO 2Bill Clinton elected to Georgetown Un.iv Board of Regents 09/07/88 A05 4Bill Clinton urges accountability by tenured coll professors 0/12/88 B03 5Gov Clinton says Larry Nichols should pay for calls to Contra 0/13/88 B02 1123

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLariy Nichols calls Cl inton reaction 'liberal knee-jerk' 09/14/88 A01 6Gov Bill Clinton repays state for personal calls, staff says 09/15/88 B06 2Clinton says required adul ty literacy training may be illegal 09/16/88 B07 1Gov Clinton repaid state $391 for phone calls, staff says 09/16/88 B10 1Larry Nichols says his calls to contras embarrassed Clinton 09/18/88 Al3 1Gov Clinton saddened .by challenge to proposed initiatives 09/18/88 B01 5Gov Clinton says Fahmy Malak matter up to Crime Lab board 09/21/88 BOl 5Gov Clinton helps Dukakis prepare for debate with Bush 09/22/88 AOl 6Execution date for Mark Gardner set by Gov Bill Clinton 09/22/88 All 1Appointments to boards and commissions announced 09/24/88 B04 6Effect of rept on Air Natl Guard minimized by Gov Clinton 09/27/88 BOl 5Gov Clinton asks to help def end referendums 09/28/88 BOS 1Bill Clinton drank water intended for Lloyd Bentsen 09/30/88 BOl 1Gov Clinton' s thirst for limelight overpowering, column says 09/30/88 BOl 1Legislative package for 1989 to be outlined today 10/02/88 AO! 5John Brummett column on legislative program for 1989 10/02/·88 A03 1John Brummett proposal on Gov Clinton's legis program 10/03/88 B02 1Articles on Gov Clinton' s ambitious legislative program 10/03/88 B02 2Changing hospitals to nursing homes opposed by Gov Clinton 10/04/S8 BOS 1Education plan encourages consolidation, Gov Clinton admits 10/04/88 BOS 2Gov Clinton begins drive for 'Moving Arkansas Forward' 10/04/88 BOS 5Gov Clinton says Highway Comm working on affordable pl an 10/05/88 BO B 1Gov Bill Clinton asks for 4 additional staff positions 10/05/88 BOS 6Senator Nick Wilson backs big part of Clinton's legis program 10/0&/88 AOl 4Bill Clinton urges Michael Dukakis to get mad. get even 10/0/88 A03 1Clinton 's priorities turned around in tax package. Reed says 10/09/88 COl 1Article says Lu Hardin considering race for office in 1990 10/12/88 B01 1Tommy Robinson would easily win office. Lu Hardin believes 10/12/-88 BOl 1Court approval of ballot titles pleases Bill Clinton 10/13/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton welcomes Loyd Bentsen to Fayetteville rally 10/13/88 AO ! 3Bill Clinton attends signing of welfre reform legislation 10/14/88 A03 2Bill Clinton obj ect of Rhodes Scholar putdown in SPY magazine 10/l/88 BOl 1Bill Clinton reacts to Kn.ox Nelson attack on Bobby Roberts 10/22/88 AOl 2Suit woul d determine if Clinton broke political practice law 10/22/88 BOS 1Tom Ferstl . Steve Albert seek funds for suit against Clinton 10/22/88 BOS 1Tommy Robinson not interested in race for gov in 1990 10/-23/88 COl 1Poll shows Gov Bill Clinton enj oys wide backing 10/2S/88 AO l 2Prison compliance office atty doubl es as aide to Gov Clinton 10/2S/S8 BOl 5Gov Clinton, Knox Nelson work on health cost contairnnent bill 10/28/88 BOS 1Lobbyists crested 4th branch of govt, Bill Clinton contends 10/30/88 A22 1Gov Clinton, lobbyists square off on disclosure proposal 11/01/88 AOl 2Gov Clinton talks of sales tax increase, income tax break 11/02/88 B02 5Henry Oliver named to Correction Bd by Gov Bill Clinton 11/04/88 BOl 2Boot camp prison program proposed by Gov Clinton 11/05/88 Al l 1Bill Clinton leads blitz to counter ethics. tax reform foes 11/0S/88 BOl 2Comments of Gov Bill Clinton following defeat of M Dukakis 11/09/88 AOl STommy Robinson discusses possible race for office 11/10/88 BlO 1Gov Clinton to list taxes which may be increased 11/11/88 :S03 1Gov Clinton challenges opponents of Fair Tax Amendment 11/11/88 B04 1Announcement made of Gov Clinton 's recent appointments 11/11/88 B09 1Gov Clinton endorses investment tax credits, enterprise zones 11/11/88 C02 2Ban on teacher strikes has support of Bill Clinton 11/12/88 Al l 5George Bush win in Ark fuels debate on future of Gov Clinton 11/13/88 AO l 5Mississippi Delta Comm names Bill Clinton chairman 11/lS/88 B02 1124

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19SSDATEPAGE COLSen Max Howell critical of size of Bill Clinton's staffSenator Max Howell says Clinton too insulated by aidesBill Clinton tours tornado areas. seeks aid for victimsGov Clinton says highway plan complements educ planPossible ways to reduce prison crc:111ding outlined by ClintonGov Clinton proposes prison pay raise to replce free foodBetsey Wright does not dictate hiring. Walt Patterson saysState sales tax increase hinted by Gov Bill ClintonGov Bill Clinton credited for natl welfare reformsImportance of family stressed by Gov Bill Clinton in talkGov Clinton outlines tax proposals to Ark Business CouncilBill Clinton takes campaign for legis program to ConwayBill Clinton makes pitch in Rogers for his programBlack to be executive dir of Delta Comm, Gov Clinton saysGov Clinton out of state 76 days this year. parts of 54Sheffield Nelson considering race in 1990Bill Clinton barnstorming for costly legislative pack.ageGov Clinton to reveal tax proposals this weekSales tax proposal is subj ect of John Brummett columnIndustrial tax incentives defended by Gov ClintonTax plan submitted to Legislative Council by Gov ClintonGov Clinton busy drumming up support for his tax proposalsGov Clinton caving in on prison food program. columnist saysProposed amdt seeks to put limit on governor's termsGov Clinton's reform tax plan has regressive sales taxLawmakers. Gov Clinton closer on free food for prison staffGov Clinton critical of Human Services year-end spending memoGOVERNOR 1 S SCHOLARSsee ScholarshipsGOVERNOR' S SCHOOL (ARK)Hendrix College gains support for hosting school41 pct of Governor' s School students leave Ark for collegeSome outstanding students plan to return to Ark after collArk colls chosen by Governor 's School Class of 19SS (table)Governor's School leads to variety of collegesArticle critical of basing Governor's School at HendrixBettie Hill urges political patronage be kept out of schoolSession opens at Hendrix CollegeSenator Dale Bumpers addresses opening assemblySchool makes a difference in education. Tom Kimmons saysGOVERNOR' S TAX REFORM COMMISSIONsee TaxationGRADY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee also Education OSGRAFFITIsee Vandal ismGRAHAM, BILLYsee also ReligionGRAND GULF POWER PLANTsee also Electric PowerGRANDSTAFF. DANNY LEEsee also Murders - Young, RoyGRANT COUNTYAdvertising for county was paid for by W R Stephens11/lS/-SS cosll/-18/8S cos11/-19/88 BOl11/-19/88 BOl11/20/-S8 B0211/22:/S8 B0211/29/88 B0612/01/S8 BO l12/02/-88 BO!12/-04/S8 BOS12/-07/-88 AOl12/07 /-SS B0612/-08/SS Bl 212/-10/8S AOl12/-10/-SS A1312/10/-SS B0312/-11/-S8 AO!12/14/S8 AO!12/15-/8S BOl12/-15/S8 BOS12/-16/-SS AO!12/-17/-8S BOl12/18/S8 A0312/18/-SS B0712/18/S8 CO!12/20/S8 BOl12/-29/-88 BOl13153112142426152215221115502/06/-S8 A09 503/13/SS AO l 203/-13/-SS AO! 403/-13/S8 A06 503/-13/SS A06 504/-03/8S C03 404/-12/-BS A1 2 306/-20/-88 A06 107 /03/-S8 Al 1 1OS/-23/-SS B05 108/02/88 A07 2125

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGRANT, DANIEL Rsee also Colleges Ag15GRAPE FESTIVALsee FestivalsGRASSArticle on success of Winrock Grass Farm 05/01/88 FOl 2GRAVETT. CARROLLsee also Gibraltor International Bank. Ltdsee also Police F8see also PrisonsGRAY, HENRYGray relaxing at home following retirement fran AHTD position 01/06/88 A09 1GREEK FOOD FESTIVALsee FestivalsGREEN. EARNESTsee also Murders - James, HazelGREEN. NANNETTEsee also Murders - Green. NannetteGREEN, RUSSELLsee also Murders - Green, NannetteGREENBERG. PAULsee also JournalismGREENWOOD, JOHNNYsee also Basketball Ja30GREER 1 S FERRY LAKE WATERFESTsee FestivalsGREGOIRE. LOUISsee also Archeology and AnthropologyGRIFFIN. MARVINsee also Daisy Manufacturing CoGRIFFIN, THOMAS Asee also Murders - Johnson, BillyGRIFFITH. JOHN Vsee also Colleges D6GROOMING. PERSONALUniversity Hosp may fire Eric Funches over hairstyle12/01/88 AOl 2Colleagues plan hair protest if Eric Funches disciplined 12/02/88 BOl 5Interview with Larry Lowman, veteran of struggle over hair 12/05/88 AOl 2Eric Funches keeps job, hair, but is moved from public view 12/06/88 BOl 4GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN (HARRISON)see Government Bonds and InvestmentsGUITARSsee Musical InstrumentsGUN AND CARTRIDGE OOLLECTORS. ARKANSASsee FirearmsGUNSsee FirearmsHALBROOK, MARCUSsee also Legislative Research Bureau (Ark)HALE. JESS Psee also PoliceHALEY, GEORGEsee also Colleges Ja18HALL. ALVIN126

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Traffic AccidentsHALL. JOHN W JRsee also Books and WritingHALLUCINATORY DRUGSsee Alcohol and Drug AbuseHALSTEAD. FRED Esee also Brittenum, Jon RHAMAKER. KEITHsee also Traffic Accidents Ja21 Ja29HAMBURG SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap9HAMILTON. BONNIEsee also Murders - Hignight. LorettaHAMILTON. ROXANNE ROMONTIOsee Prisons F6HAMILTON. WILLIE DHonored by Philander Smith CollegeHAMMERSCHMIDT. JOHN PAUL05/01/88 A18 5see also Congress (US)HAMPTON. DANHampton surrenders at Jacksonville on disorderly conduct chgChicago Bears star found guilty of disorderly conductDWI charge against Hampton dismissed at JacksonvilleHAMPTON. F ROYRoy writes on pain of losing a son04/02/88 COB07/19/88 DOS07/:19/88 DOS08/10/-88 A171441HAMPTON• GREGsee also Police Je22HAMRICK. JAMIEsee also Murders - Hutchins. Brandy DawnHANDICAPPEDsee also Special OlympicsArk experiments with new program for developmentally impairedArticle on blind electrician Bob HillHelping Hands of monkey did not work for Joseph BuehrleHandicapped persons enjoy racing quarter scale carsLittle Rock to host natl convention of blind personsAshdown teenager overcomes blindness to earn black beltArticle on NLR youth's adaptation to artifical legsAbout 2.000 blind persons attending conv at LRArticle on convention of visually handicapped in LRHearing on needs of disabled held at LRAmerican Council of the Blind convention adopts resolutionsClothing for the physically disabled made at Cotter plantDay spent in wheelchair points up problems of handicappedBlindness does not deter woman from stenography careerParalyzed hunter dies after wheelchair overturnsSocial Security rules impoverish the disabledHANG GLIDING01/25/88 A0703/16/88 BOl03/28/88 BOl04/26/88 BOl05/09-/88 BOl05/12/88 B0105/30/88 BOl07/02/88 BOl07/08/88 A0707 /0rJ/88 A0307/10/88 BOB07/19-/88 COl08/08/88 BOl08/24/-88 BOl10/22/88 B0712/15/88 B13122l221221112251see Aviation and AircraftHANSARD. BILLsee also Christmas TreesHARBORS AND PORTSsee also Ships and ShippingHARDEGREE. JOE127

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLsee also Courts (Ark)HARDIN, LUTHERsee also Alcoholic Beverages Ag25 Ag26see also Governor (Ark) 012HARDIN, LUTHER Ssee also Public Buildings and Off icesHARDING UNIVERSITYsee Athleticssee Collegessee FootballHARDING, DELLAsee also Murders - Harding, DellaHARKEY, JOHN NORMANsee also Murders, Attempted - Harkey, John NormanHARMONY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education D21HARPER, DARLA MELISSAWitness no help in disappearance of Harper in 1986HARRINGTON, DAVIDsee also Economic Development Je25HARRIS, EL CIDsee also Sex CrimesHARRIS, HOYT ALLENsee also Sex Crimes Ja13 Ja22 Ja23HARRIS, ORENDinner at Excelsior Hotel honors Judge HarrisFederal judge honored at LR fund-raiser for OuachitaHART, JOSEPH Wsee also PsychologyHARTSFELD, WAYNEsee also BanksHAR'nJICK, TERRYsee also North Little RockNLR Mayor and Mrs Hartwick expecting child in FebruaryHARTWICK, TRAVISsee also Congress (US)HATFIELD, KENsee also Athleticssee also FootballHAYE, NAOMI Jsee also Defenses and Armed Forces F4 F6 D3HAYS, PATRICK HENRYsee also North Little RockHAZELWOOD EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATIONLR-based group works for benefit of KoreaHAZINGsee Colleges Jal5 Jal9 Ja25 Ja31 F27HEAD STARTsee also Urban League of ArkansasPulaski County program in search of sponsorAshley Co program helps Spanish-speaking children learn EngFive Pulaski Co centers may be closed under proposalHEALTH BOARD (ARK)see also Disease03/11/88 AlS l09/18/-88 EOl 309/24/-88 BOl 208/18/88 All 201/13/-88 BOl 201/22/88 Al2 607/24/-88 Al3 l08/10/88 A15 1128

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHEALTH CLINICS,SCHOOL-BASEDsee Children and Youthsee EducationHEALTH DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Agedsee also Disease and Illnesssee also Educationsee also Elders, JoycelynDepartment to absorb Arkansas Family Planning CouncilHEATINGsee Cooling and Heatingsee Cooling and HeatingHEINREICH, ROBIN ELeads group in purchase of Winchester arms firmHELENAsee also ArtsHelena focuses on its history in building for the futureCity cashing in on historyHELENA COUNTRY CLUBsee also BlacksHELENA-WEST HELENA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ FlSHELENA-WEST HELENA SPORTSWEARUnpaid employees refuse to workHELM. LE.VONsee also Economic DevelopmentHEMBREE. H Lsee also Arkansas Best CorpHENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITYsee Athleticssee Baseballsee CollegesHENDERSON, JAY DEEsee also Sex Crimes Ja7 Jel OHENDRICKS, BARBARAsee also MusicHENDRICKSON, ORINsee also Murders - Hendrickson. OrinHENDRIX COLLIDEsee Collegessee Governor's SchoolHENNING, GEORGE HENRYsee also Murders, Attempted - Henning. ElizabethHENRY. DON GEORGEsee also Murders - Henry. Don GeorgeHENSLEY, ALLENsee also Mental Health and DisordersHENSLEY. CATHERINE ANNsee also Mental Health and DisordersHEPTACHLORsee Food ContaminationHERCULES, INCsee also PollutionHERITAGE DEPARTMENT (ARK)04/14/88 A08 501/01/-88 COl 303/20/88 Al 5 111/21/88 BOl 106/07/88 C02 1129

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDirector Kay Arnold resigning. Joan Baldridge takes postCathy Buford heads Historic Preservation ProgramDavid S Rotenstein making folk arts survey of ArkDavid S Rotenstein works under direction of Arts CouncilDavid S Rotenstein resigns, cites interview with GazetteImage o'7er substance. once again (ed on Rotenstein incident)Column critical of Dept and its attitude toward the pressHERMANN, ALLENsee also InventionsHEROISMsee also Babcock, Lucillesee also Davis, HermanRobert Williams gets natl recognition for rescueForest ranger L J Treat honored by Agriculture DepartmentRichard Pool. Vernon Gist named Carnegie heroesHERONSsee Fish and Crayfish CultureHESS. EARL Jsee also Books and WritingHESS, JOANsee also BooksHEUSTON, JOHNsee also WildlifeHICKINGBOTHAM, FRANK Dsee also TCBY Enterprises. IncHICKINGBOTHAM, HERREN Csee also TCBY Enterprises. IncNamed among 10 Outstanding Young AmericansHICKINGBOTHAM. TODDsee also TCBY Enterprises. IncHICKMAN, LARRY TODDFamily does not believe death of Pope Co youth was suicideHIGGINS, RAYsee also Pickens-Bond Construction CoHIGHER EDUCATIONsee CollegesHIGHER EDUCATION BOARD (ARK)see also CollegesHIGHER EDUCATION COMMITTEE (ARK)see Athletics Ap17 Je8 Jel4 Je28 Je30see Colleges Ap8 Ap17 Je26 Je30 Jy7 Ag24HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also CollegesHIGHTOWER, CLARICEsee also Mother of the Year, ArkansasHIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)Required to open land appraisal files, Ark Supreme Ct rulesHIGHWAYSsee RoadsHIGNIGHT, LORETTAsee also Murders - Hignight. LorettaHILL, BOBBIEInterviewed on ethics and lobbyist disclosure proposalHILL. JACK01/15/88 A18 502/03/88 A13 506/21/88 BOl 106/-21/-88 BOl 106/-24/88 AOl 606/25/88 A16 106/26/-88 A03 102/17/.88 A06 305/-12/88 AOl 209/-16/-88 BOl 212/2't/88 COl 312/17 /88 B01 202/17/88 A08 111/06/-88 cos 1130

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLsee also St Francis CountyHILL. STEPHEN DOUGLASsee also Murders - Klein. Robert WHIRAM WALKER AND SONS. INCFort Smith plant to be expanded. workforce increasedProduction rises at Fort Smith plantHISTORIC BUILDINGS AND SITESGreyhound station at Blytheville is on natl registerTrapnall Hall to get period landscapingArticle on restored Marshall House in LRBale Chevrolet Bldg site at LR suggested for judicial bldgPlea made to preserve historic Bale Chevrolet Bldg at LRBridges of Ark to be recorded by student teamsPulaski Co Quorum Ct rejects plan to buy Bale Chevrolet siteBale Chevrolet Bldg to be bought by Pulaski CountyPacket House at LR sold to Harvey Industries for officesPacket House at LR may be converted to use for officesRenovation of LR's Mosaic Templars of America Bldg soughtIrreplaceable doc1.lll1ents on historic bridges stolenBaucum House at LR to be soldPowhatan bldg donated to Lawrence Co Historical SocietyNewport fire levels five historic buildingsKramer School bldg in LR in danger of being razedGroup trying to save Mosaic Templars of America Bldg at LRHISTORIC PRESERVATION PROO RAM (ARK)see Heritage Dept (Ark)HISTORY (ARK)see also Archeologysee also Commonwealth CollegeOld medical practices are focus of exhibit at Old State HouseTerritorial Capitol bldg in 1930 (photograph)Union occupation troops left record of life in Little RockArticle on Battle of Little Rock during Civil WarDirections for tour of battle sites in LR areaMap shews Civil War battle sites near Little RockGranite marker notes battle of Fourche BayouCon£ Gens Sterling Price, John S Marmaduke fought duel at LRChronology of events that lead to Battle of Little RockCivil War monument east of LR dedicatedSearch on again for Lost Spanish Mine near CassHernando de Soto traveled extensively in Ark, expert saysArticle on children carried to Ark on Orphan TrainsArticle on Hattie Caraway's 1932 campaign for US Senate seatHuey P Long came to Ark to campaign for Hattie CarawayHOBACK. JACK Fsee also Alcohol and Drug Abuse F18 F24 F25HOBBS MAN.{(;EMENT AREAsee ForestsHODGES. JAMES R SR04/14/-88 C0312/26/88 COl02/01/88 B0102/12/88 EOl03/25/-88 EOl05/-13/88 All05/14/-88 A0905/26/88 All05/27/-88 A2206/03/88 Al 207/09/-88 COl0 8/-06/88 COl0 8/-07 /88 BO 108/15/-88 A0909/12/88 C0309/-25/88 BOS10/-11/88 BO!11/22/88 COl12/11/88 JOl02/12/88 BOlOS/09/88 B0209/04/-88 C0409/10/88 E0109/10/-88 EOl09/-10/88 EOl09/10/88 EOl09/l 0/-88 E0209/10/88 E0209/11/-88 B0209/25/88 BOS10/04/88 B0310/09/-88 BO 112/04/88 COl12/04/88 COlBankruptcy filing by Hodges is largest ever in Ark 01/30/88 AOl 6Hodges conspired to loot Calif savings and loan, suit alleges 07/02/88 C01 5Assets of $41 million missing, trustee J A Brown alleges 10/31/88 B06 1HOGAN (BEN M) COsee Roads1l31111421232511222141233s4s212622131

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHCGAN,GARYsee alsoMontiglio, Dominicksee also Robberies Ja6HOGAN, RICKYsee also Murders - Turner. Shirley DeniseHOLFORD, THELMAsee also MemorialsHOLIS AND COHollis owners lose ruling on debtsHOLLY FARMS CORPsee, also Tyson Foods. IncHOLMERS• LEONsee also Education Jy3HOLMES (D H) COsee Dillard Department StoresHOLMES. 'IV ANsee also CollegesHOLMES, JAMES WILLIAMsee also Murders - Lehman, Donald HHOLMES, JOHN CLELLONFormer UA teacher. chronicler of 'beat generation' diesHOLMES, TOI MILLERsee also Sex CrimesHOLCGRAMSsee Photography and PhotographsHOLT, JACK JRsee also Courts (Ark)HOME EDUCATIONsee Educ F23HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (CENTRALIA, ILL)see United Capital CorpHOME HEALTH CAREsee MedicineHOME REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTHome-repair scam jn LR area has cost elderly thousandsPolice get several calls from victims of schemeHOME SCHOOLSsee Private and Home SchoolsHOMELESSsee PoorHOMICIDEsee MurdersHOMOSEXUALSsee also Sex CrimesDr Ralph Hyman tells service awards audience he is gayInterview with Dr Ralph HymanGay and Lesbian Students Assn at UAF ruled entitled to fundsArkansas has about 200,000 gay and lesbian residentsSeveral gay and lesbian Arkansans to go publicGay people 'coming out' to fight hatred. Kurt Wilheim saysGay Arkansans talk about their experiences in publicHOO-HOO, CONCATENATED ORDER OFArticle on formation of timber industry fraternity at GurdonSnark of the Universe visits headquarters at Gurdon07/28/88 C03 503/31/-88 A03 110/-1/88 AOl 210/-21/88 Bl 2 106/15/88 A09 206/-17/88 AOl 206/23/88 AOl 410/-05/88 B07 110/05/88 B07 110/11/88 B07 110/12/88 B06 303/19/88 BOl 203/19/88 BOl 2132

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHOOFMAN, CLIFFsee alsosee alsoLegis D12Politics 031see also Traffic Accidents and SafetyHOPE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Agll Ag25HOPE WATERMELON FESTIVALsee FestivalsHORNE, PHILLIP DONsee also Murders - Horne, Phillip DonHORSE RACINGOa.klawn plans to make adjustments to stay competitive 01/1/88 COl 2Special section on Oaklawn Park's racing season 01/24/88 JOl 1Oaklawn records 01/24/88 J06 1Racing Festval of the South records 01/24/88 J06 1Racing terminology explained 01/24/88 J07 1Equine anatomy illustrated 01/24/88 J07 2How to read a program 01/24/88 J07 3How to read the racing form 01/24/88 Jl 0 1Use of Lasix explained 01/24/88 Jll 1Charles Cella pledges personal funds to preserve purse 03/06/88 DOl 6Article on stables of Bill and Janis Walmsley 04/18/88 COl 2Oaklawn should be open year-round, Peter Harkins writes 04/22/88 A27 1Hot Springs feels pinch of declining Oaklawn business 04/23/88 AOl 2Article on problems at Oak.lawn 04/24/88 AOl 2Arkansas Derby won by Proper Reality 04/24/-88 DOl 5Oaklawn officials. local officials to seek law changes in '89 05/03/88 AOl 5Don't cry too hard for the track (ed) 05 /04/88 A16 1Hot Springs Mayor Jon L Starr complains to Charles Cella 05/12/88 AOl 2Shortcomings at Oa.klawn alleged by Jon L Starr in letter 05/12/88 AOl 2Hot Springs mayor packed plenty into letter to Charles Cella 05 /13/88 A07 1Charles Cella refuses to respond to Jon Starr's criticism 05/13/88 Al O 5Hot Springs Bd says Mayor Starr spoke for himself alone 05 /14/88 A14 5Gov Bill Clinton favors Oaklawn tax reduction, with condition 06/02/88 A09 1Charles Cella's dealings with Arkansas-bred horses discussed 06/24/88 A19 1Oaklawn tax relief bill not likely. Gov Bill Clinton says 07/07/88 AOl 6Effort under way to get Oaklawn bill in legis session 07/07/88 DOl 2Oaklawn tax relief may be added to legislative list 07/0&/88 AOl 2Oaklawn track could become second-rate. John Ed Anthony says 07/08/88 DOl 2Oaklawn tax relief not in Legislative call items 07/12/88 A08 3Oaklawn profit before taxes in 1987 was $3 .1 million 07/20/88 AOl 2Oaklawn profits fall in middle range of Ark companies 07/21/88 A13 1Feature articles on Oaklawn and its problems 07/31/88 D06 1Oaklawn visitors want .cheaper hotels, Sunday racing 08/19/88 DOl 5Sunday racing not anticpated soon, Oaklawn officials say 11/10/88 BlO 1Senator Bud Canada working on bills to aid Oaklawn 11/24/88 AOl 5Oaklawn to seek $3.5 million tax break fran Legislature 12/01/88 AOl 5Oaklawn Park remodeled, improved 12/07/88 DlO 1Future of Oaklawn is subject of in-dept interview 12/1&/88 COS 1Competition. state take-out hurting Oaklawn, economist says 12/21/88 DOS 1HORSESsee Animalssee InsuranceHORTON, HAROLD133

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsoAthleticsHORTON, SIGNA BARTLETTsee also Books and WritingHOSPICE MOVEMENTsee DeathHOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee MedicineHOSPITALITY ASSOCIATION. ARKANSASsee Parks, Recreation and TourismHOSPITALSsee Birthssee Hotelssee Kidnappingsee Medicinesee Pollution and Hazardous Materialssee TaxationHOT SPRINGSsee also EntertainmentMayor Jon L Star personally takes charge to get things doneHistoric area of city resists historic designationNew life, new look goes downtownMalvern Ave nightlife just a memory with bldgs goneBill Wheatley, 94, buys Hot Springs Quality InnUse of hot springs mineral water for baths declinesCity feels pinch of declining Oaklawn businessCity budget pinch felt as Oaklawn revenues declineMelvyn Bell buys 7 bldgs from Hill WheatleyArticle on creek that flOW"s beneath Hot SpringsMelvyn Bell leases 7 commercial bldgs, 3 parking lotsLaw governing elections declared unconstitutionalJudge's order on Hot Springs vote reversedHotel, restaurant tax challenged in lawsuitCharles Cella donates $35, 000 for Christmas lightsMain Street Project wins national awardHOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARKsee ParksHOTELSPulaski County may buy Camelot Hotel for court purposesPulaski County purchase would be possible under pending billCounty use of Camelot omnious for conv business. Travis saysCamelot pact with LR bars use other than as convention hotelLease of city land says Camelot Hotel must be used as hotelForeclosure suit filed against Little Rock HiltonArticle on financial problems of Little Rock HiltonFormer Sheraton Hotel in LR sold to Arkansas investorsRadisson Legacy at LR looks for year in the blackArticle on Majestic Hotel at Hot SpringsNatives of India make motels a family businessSome motels in Ark feature signs designating American ownedMove to reopen Sheraton snubbed by LR bankersCrescent Hotel at Eureka Springs may not open this seasonForeclosures filed on Crescent, 2 other Eureka Spgs hotelsHotels tied to hospitals in LR have not lived up to hopesLife at the Marion Hotel when Ben Shelley managed it01/22/88 Al O 101/24/88 BOl 201/24/-88 DOl 102/15/88 A07 103/03/88 COl 504/04/88 COl 104/23/88 AOl 204/3()/88 A09 206/02/88 COl 207/12/88 BOl 109/02/88 COl 210/14/88 BOl 610/15-/-88 BOl 610/-20/88 BOl 211/11/88 AOl 212/08/-88 B07 101/28/88 AOl 501/28/-88 AOl 501/29/88 AOl 201/30/88 A09 102/02/-88 A08 102/17/88 COl 202/18/88 COl 202/18/-88 COl 202/25/-88 COl 203/01/88 BOl 103/07 /88 COl 203-/-07/88 cos 405-/-09/88 COl 305/26/88 COl 405/28/88 COl 206/26/88 FOl 107/10/88 C04 1134

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLStatistics on room rates, occupancy in LR and ArkansasBill Wheatley buys Hilton at Hot SpringsCrescent Hotel at Eureka Springs opens for five weeksArticle on financing problems of Excelsior HotelDeadline passes with no foreclosure suit for Excelsior HotelExcelsior to be sold to Japan Green Stamp CoExcelsior may owe Little Rock $300, 000Excelsior Hotel revenues chartedApparent sale of Excelsior pleases tourism industry in LRExcelsior has bad leadership role for downtown LRBest Western's free perks in LR keep travelers coming backHOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENTE Meredith Long is fine Ozark craftsman of chairsChairmaker Charles Christian known the world overHOUSINGsee also Real EstateNLR ordered to repay $4 $83, 924 in federal moneyLR Housing Authority has massive backlog of applicationsInterviews with persons waiting for public housing in LRLR Housing Authority rejected 2 changes to expand offeringsWest Memphis soon to have 600 new homesLittle Rock commitment to program remains strongFormer NLR Community Develop Agency admr Bill Rush indictedIndictment alleges Bill Rush took kickbacks in home programRUD says NLR must repay $130, 281 for ineligible expendituresBill Rush pleads innocent to fraud in NLR housing programNLR Mayor T Hartwick renews bid to help widow repair homeArticle on domed home of Allen and Joyce Lewis in Pulaski CoApartment construction in LR crashed in 1987Former NLR housing official Bill Rush pleads guilty to fraudLR apartment mgrs surprised by fair housing bill provisionsRobert Mcintosh may take action to clean up LR projectRobert Mcintosh spends $75 0 on cleanup of Highland CourtState program provides low-interest mortgage moneyBill Rush gets 4-yr prison term in kickback schemePreferential rule can be used to.aid homelessLR Authority evicting two families involved in drug arrestsHOWARD• GEORGEsee also Colleges Jal 8HOWELL, BILLsee also Education Association, ArkansasHOWELL, MAXsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also Children Nl5see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCrime Laboratory (Ark)Governor (Ark) N18Politics Ja26Prisons NlTaxation NlHonored by UAMS for support of medical educHUBBARD, PAULA DEE MAXWELLsee also Murders - Hubbard, Paula Dee MaxwellHUBBARD, RICHARDsee also Murders - Hubbard, Paula Dee Maxwell08/22/88 COl 109/08/88 C02 610/08/88 C02 411/15/-88 COl 212/ 13/88 C01 512/17/88 AOl 212/17/88 COl 212/17/88 COl 3l 2/ 18/88 A26 112/25/88 FOl 312/ 25/-88 FOl 601/11/-88 COl 410/03/88 E02 102/11/88 All 102/21/88 AOl 202/21/-88 A04 102/21/88 A05 103/ 27 /88 FOl 105/30/88 A09 106/08/88 A09 506/08/88 A09 506/09/88 A09 206/09/-88 A09 506/24/88 A09 207/08/-88 EOl 107/18/88 COl 107 /2'>/88 A19 208/03/88 AOl 508/11/88 A13 308/14/-88 BOl 208/21/-88 AOl 208/25 /-88 BOl 2OC}/-16/88 B09 410/19/-88 B06 505/09/88 A06 1135

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE C.OLHUBER, BARRYsee also Reproduction (Human) Ja21 Ja22 Ap12 Ap14 Ap16HUDSON FOODS, INCSuit seeks to rescind merger with Theis CompaniesHudson repts net loss for quarterHudson lays off about 200 workers at HopeIncome rises by 50.3 pctHudson sells Murfreesboro plant to Diamond Country FoodsHudson settles lawsuit, will buy back shares of stockHudson listed among rapid growth firmsHUGHES. BENNYsee also Murders - Potter. DaveHUGHES. EVAN DEANsee also St Francis CountyHUGHES. NATHANIELsee also Murders - Daniels. SandraHUGHES, WILLIAM Wsee also Books and WritingHULS, BOYDsee also Murders - Willia.ms. PashaHULSEY, ANDREW HArticle on retired G&FC director HulseyHUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ARK)see also Childrensee also Mental Healthsee also Nursing HomesSenator Nick Wilson warns Dept to shape upSenator Nick Wilson complains about $9 million surplusReorganization of 1985 improved delivery of servicesBetsey Wright does not dictate hiring, Walt Patterson saysDept wants larger budget for expanded services. staffingChart of Department's budget requests for next three yearsTeaching of Dept policy leads to arrest of officialAgency memo on year-end spending faulted by Gov Bill ClintonMemo on year-end purchases rescindedHUMANE SOCIETY. PULASKI C.OUNTYsee AnimalsHUMNOKE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ F13 My17 My28HUNGERsee Mental Health and Disorderssee PoorHUNT (J B) TRANSPORTFirm uses truckers' photos. words for annual reportHUNT, J Bsee also Real Estate Ja16Hunt on Forbes list of richest AmericansHUNT. SILASsee also Colleges Jal 8 Ja31HUNTINGsee WildlifeHURST. FRANKsee also Murders - Hurst. FrankHURST, JAMES EDWARD01/12/88 cot 201/30/88 COl 102/27/88 COl 507 /22/88 COl 107/23/88 COl 109/01/88 C02 612/21/88 COl 106/05/88 01201/22/88 A0808/19/ 88 AOl09/21/88 B0211/29/-88 B0612/18/88 BOl12/18/88 B0312/20/88 BOl12/29/88 BOl12/30/88 B03143115225104/18/88 COl 210/11/88 COl 2136

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Hurst, FrankHURST, Q BYRUMEx-State Senator gets suspended term in fraud caseHUSON FUNERAL HOMEsee FuneralsHUSON, JIMsee also FuneralsHUSSMAN, WALTER E SRRetired president, CEO of WHECO Media dies at age 81HUTQUNS, BRANDY DAWNsee also Murders - Hutchins, Brandy DawnHUTOiINSON, ASAHutchinson still paying on his failed election campaignHUTCHINSON, TIMsee also Education S3 S15HUTTIG SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education SBHYDRICK, JAMES ALLENsee also Crime D24ICE CREAMsee FoodIDEAL BAKING COFirm donates surplus bread to state prisonsIDENTITY CHURCHsee also VigilanceILLEG ITMACYsee also Children and YouthCounty judges use vari.ous tests in deciding paternity casesPaternity case jurisdiction. may change if amdt passesILLINOIS RIVERsee also PollutionILLITERACYGov Clinton plans to aid coll students who teach illiteratesArkansas has over 250, 000 functionally illiterate residentsPulaski County has 27,000 functionally illiterate residentsJudy Glover discusses illiteracy in ArkGovernor's Comm on Adult Literacy presents proposalsTie of welfare benefits to literacy program advocatedRequiring adulty literacy training may not be legalGov Bill Clinton's plan for attack on problemIMP ACsee Instructional Microcomputer Project for Ark ClassroomsIMPROVEMENT DISTRICTSPlaintiffs win $1 million award against Fred M Pickens JrIN VITRO FERTILIZATIONsee Reproduction (Human)INCINERATORSsee Environmental Systems Cosee Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsINCOME, PERSONALsee Wages and SalariesINDEPENDENCE COUNTYsee also PrisonsINDEPENDENCE FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK (BATESVILLE)06/05/88 B12 607/03/88 AOl 202/15/88 A07 2Ol/26/88 cot 206/12/88 AOl 206/12/88 AOl 202/1 0/-88 A0603/3(}/88 BOl03/30/88 B0104/10/88 C0309/15/88 AOl09/15/88 AOl09/16/88 B0710/03/88 B034111661102/20/88 AlO 3137

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee BanksINDIANS, AMERICANsee also ArcheologyINDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTSsee also Tyson Foods, IncINDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (ARK)see also Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)see also Economic Developmentsee also Government Bonds and InvestmentsINFANT MORTATL !TY, GOVERNOR' S CONFERENCE ONsee BirthsINFANTSsee BirthsINFLUENZAsee DiseaseINGRAM, KENTsee also Politics F4 F5 F6INITIATED ACTSsee ReferendumsINITIATIVE AND REFERENDUMsee ReferendumsINKSoybean ink used to print Dumas ClarionINNOTEK CORPLittle Rock firm turns sludge to diesel fuelINSECTSEastern Tent Caterpillar invades large areas of stateArticle on ticks and their controlINSTALLMENT BUYINGsee CreditINSTRUCTIONAL MICROCOMPUTER PRQJECT FOR ARKANSAS CLASSROOMSsee Education 024INSURANCEsee also Firessee also Medicine and HealthBlack physicians file suit against PrudentialPrudential Insurance Co may lack policy licence for ArkState insurance officials meet with PrudentialMore drivers complying with new law on liability insuranceShort-term liability policies may circumvent law for driversRazorback Cab files suit to allaw self-insurance planRuling aids insurance firms in denying some claimsAIDS test standard for insurance in Ark to be studiedArticle reviews 1986 case of horse-killing for insurance payAuto liability insurance law not enforced in many areasMotorists not required to carry proof of insurance in carSmall business owners seek law limiting damage awardsState Repr Doug Wood chgd with misuse of insurance moneyPremiums may be taxed to create fund for rural fire deptsFirm drops suit against Doug Wood, pays him his feesPremiums for insuring restaurants are expensiveState cap on malpractice premiums draws fire from St PaulSample costs of medical malpractice insuranceUniv of Ark Trustees considering employee health plan changes05 /22/88 FOl 110/-23/88 FOl 104/07 /88 BOl 206/01/88 BOl 201/05/-88 A0801/-05/88 A0801/06/88 C0201/19/88 A0701/19/88 A0703/18/-88 AlO04/19/88 All04/21/88 A1505/15/88 D0806/-01/88 AOl06/01/-88 AOl08/05/-88 A1508/17/-88 C0208/19/88 A1808/20/88 A2008/22/88 COl09/-01/88 B0409/01/-88 B0411/-11/88 BOS1152211112214511126138

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMedical insurance plan for Univ of Ark worked outArk law bars banding together to buy auto. home insurancePulaski Co employees outraged by health insurance ratesINSURANCE DEPARTMENT (ARK)Commissioner Robert M Eubanks to resignRon Taylor named CommissionerINTEREST (MONEY)see CreditINTERNATIONAL FESTsee FestivalsINTERNATIONAL PAPER COsee also PollutionFirm plans to invest $18 million in Pine Bluff plantCamden union workers reject IP contract offerReports of closing of Camden mill untrue, IP saysUnions at Camden mill approve contractCamden union members reject proposed IP contractIP to spend $60 million on Pine Bluff millINTERNATIONAL RELATIONSsee also Meadowbrook ProjectArkansas peace groups scrutinized by FBI, documents shOW"FBI files mention Central America Peace Action. an Ark groupPeace Links among groups FBI watched in ArkSANE among Ark peace groups watched by FBIActivities open. not subversive, peace groups sayFBI documents on Ark peace groups cover mundane targetsPeace Center members confront FBI. get no answersArk Peace Center should drop Bob Bland, Tommy Robinson saysPeace Through Strength wants Peace Links out of schoolsLR student wins trip to Middle East with essay on conflictPeace Through Strength declares victory in school issuePeace Through Strength seeks to ban Peace Links fran schoolsPeace Links and public schools discussed by Rachael HalabyArkansas artists share skills with BoliviansSoviet science students match wits with Arkansans in programSoviet and Ark teens tackle world issues at Meadow-creekSoviet students go on shopping excursion in Little RockSoviet students evaluate their stay in ArkansasSteve Albert says Betty Bumpers advocates one-world govtPeace Links to sponsor visit by Soviet women to ArkSeven Soviet women to visit Ark in cultural exchange programINTERNATIONAL STUDENTSsee also International RelationsINTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTERsee Economic DevelopmentINTERSTATE HIGHWAY SIGN COLR firm is top manufacturer of highway signsINTOX LABORATORIES9 INCDr Morris F Cranmer alleges evidence tampering in fraud chgsPostponment of trial of Morris Cranmer deniedContractor testifies he gave fake invoices to Dr CranmerAccountant for Cranmer testifies on invoice handlingDr Morris Cranmer convicted on two fraud countsDr Morris F Cranmer asks judge for retrial11/-12/88 Al2 111/-20/88 FOl 112/07/88 BOS 111/22/88 BOl 612/20/-88 B04 401/14/-88 COl 102/17/-88 COl 402/26/88 A09 503/03/88 C03 103/-15/-88 C03 511/-05/88 COl 203/17/-88 AOl 203/17/88 AOl 203/17/88 AOl 203/17/88 A01 203/17/88 A07 103/17/88 AO? 103/18/-88 A03 105/-07 /88 All 106/02/88 Al 2 106/24/88 A09 507/-14/-88 AlO 107/22/-88 A02 107/2()/-88 A27 108/25/88 EOl 210/-04/88 EOl 110/-17/88 AOl 210/18/-88 AOl 310/19/88 EOl 311/17/88 Bl3 111/-18/88 B06 211/18/88 B06 204/04/88 COl 201/22/88 All 101/23/88 Al 2 102/03/88 C08 102/04/88 C03 602/06/88 All 102/24/88 Al 2 6139

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMorris N Cranmer sentenced to hunt dioxin for state agenciesDr Morris Cranmer does fine work at state Health DeptINVENTIONS AND INVENTORSsee also Cooling and Heatingsee also Toyssee also White River TechnologiesInexpensive superconductor found$ two UAF scientists sayUniv of Ark scientists claim lead in superconductivity workUniv of Ark superconductivity work attracts intnl noticeJim Wallace develops device for baseball practiceArticle on search at UA for superconductorCompound developed at UAF used for superconductor filmUAF gets $1 million state grant for supercondutivity workUAF professors have shopping list for superconductor grantArkansas Inventors Congress meetsUAF's Dr Allen Hermann at forefront of superconductor searchDr Zhengzhi Sheng conducts superconductor research at UAFSuperconductivity research at UAF electrifies physicistsRay Suggett of West Fork invented Whoops gag itemIRAN-CONTRA AFFIARsee Alcohol and Drug AbuseIRANIANS IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent Groupssee Foreigners in ArkansasIRRIGATIONsee AgricultureISLANDSsee also Real EstateIVES, LARRY KEVINsee also Murders - Henry. Don GeorgeJACKSON COUNTYGOP's sheriff candidate Gene Ridgeway is ex-convictGene Ridgeway shrugs off isse of his convictionGene Ridgeway sues to keep 2 candidates off ballotTwo candidates in limbo in countyTwo allowed to stay on ballot for sheriffJACKSON. CLIFFsee also ReligionJACKSON$ JESSEsee also President (US)JACKSON. MARLINsee also Government Bonds and Investments (Ark)JACKSON-MITCHELL DAIRYYellville firm processes goat milkJACKSONVILLEsee also PollutionJACOBSON. JAYsee also Civil Liberties Union. AmericanJACOWAY. ELIZABETHsee also BooksJACUZZI BROTHERS. INCPresident Harold L Phillips resignsShutdown of plant possible, sources sayJAILS03/31/88 AOl10/-02/-88 B0701/-23/-88 C0202/16/-88 AOl03/02/88 C0304/04/88 COl04/17/-88 BOl05/-03/88 A0406/16/88 AOl06/-17/88 A1608/21/-88 B0311/-27/88 AOl11/-27/-88 A1511/-27/88 A1512/-04/-88 B0931524222511211501/-25/-88 AOl 301/-25/-88 AOl 301/28/-88 Al O 102/-20/-88 All 402/27/-88 A07 511/-07 /-88 COl 202/-20/-88 COl 203/02/88 C03 1140

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLseeJAMES,JAPANPrisonsHAZELsee also Murders - James, Hazelsee alsoJAPAN GREEN STAMP COsee alsoEconomic Development Ja18HotelsJAPANESE IN THE UNITED STATESBob Yada family recalls internment at Rohwer during WW IIJerome Relocation Camp photos show wartime hysteriaPaying internees would be wrong,JEHOJAH'S WITNESSESAbout 7,000 members meeting in Little RockHazel Guyol writesCourt orders transfusion for child of Jehovah's WitnessesJudge authorizes transfusion for infant of Jehovah's WitnessNo transfusion needed for surgery on infantJERNIGAN,see alsoFRANCESCivil War RoundtableJEROME WAR RELOCATION CAMPseeJEWELL,see alsoJEWELRYJEWSJINKS,Japanese in the United StatesSHARONOlympicsHologram jewelry produced at DennardIsraeli Festival at LR celebrates diversity of cultureHAROLDsee alsoCommerceJOOGING AND RUNNINGPepsi lOK Run held at LRPepsi lOK race winnersResults of LR's Pepsi lOK raceJOHNSON COUNTYInvestigation begins in sale of county equipmentCounty Judge Bobby Joe Wilkins among six indictedJOHNSON,GRIDsee also Murders - Johnson, WilliamJOHNSON, MARKsee alsoJOHNSON,see alsoRUBENJOHNSON, WILLIAMsee alsoJONES TRUCK LINES,JONES,JONES,North Little Rock Ja28Agriculture D29Murders - Johnson, WilliamINCArticle on firm that started with mule team in 1918Management to buy Jones Truck LinesARLINsee alsoBRYANT WEducation Mr14see also Murders - Jones, Bryant WJONES. CHRISTOPHER MICHAELsee alsoJONES, DAVID LYNNsee alsoKidnappingMusic04/-21/88 AOl 407/-03/88 A13 108/-03/-88 Al 7 106/24/-88 A09 209/11/-88 BOl 209/13/88 BOl 209/14/-88 Al 0 405/31/88 BOl 104/25/88 A05 504/03/-88 A07 204/-03/88 DOl 204/-20/-88 F04 10&/24/-88 B02 109/23/88 BOS 507 /-04/88 C02 308/-23/88 COl 3141

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJONES,E FAYsee alsosee alsoJONES, EARLColleges Ag21Cooper Memorial Chapelsee also Politics F9 FlOJONES, HARVEYsee alsoJONES, J DCollegessee also North Little RockJONES, JAMES HJONES,JONES,JONES,see alsoPoliceJULIA HUGHESsee alsosee alsoNORWOODsee alsoPATRICKsee alsoJONES, WILLIEsee alsoJONESBOROAuditor (Ark)Government Employees (Ark)DiseaseRobberies and TheftsKidnappingSuit filed to prevent annexation voteAnnexation effort spurs angerAnnexation would bring loss of customers to electric co-opState and natl electric cooperatives help fight annexationAnnexation proposal easily approved by votersAnnexation proposal to be fought through courts despite voteJOURNALISMArkansas school paper little affected by US Supreme Ct rulingPaul Greenberg wins William Allan White Award in journalismJOYCE,High school journalists tackle weighty issuesUALR Forum ed angered by closed vote tally in queen raceOuachita Baptist Univ student ed chided for Oaklawn articleDistinguished Service Awards to be made by UALRJUDGESJOEsee alsosee CourtsJUNETEENTHMurders - Joyce, Joesee FestivalsJUSTICE, CITIZENS FOR (ORGN)seeVigilance GroupsJlNENILE DELINQUENCYseeJlNENILE JUSTICEseeChildren and YouthChildren and YouthJWENILE JUSTICE COMMISSION (ARK)seeKAHL.Courts (Ark)GORDONsee alsoKAPLAN.PHILIP EVigilance F14 My23Suit alleges Kaplan missed payments on loansKASTNING• WAYNEsee also Apparel10/20/88 B03 410/23/-88 B03 111/03/88 BOl 211/03/88 BOl 211/09/88 B07 611/-10/88 BOS 401/-22/88 Al 9 101/-23/88 Al O 501/25/88 AOl 302/01/-88 AOS 102/13/88 AlO 104/20/88 Al l 401/-01/88 A22 5142

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLKEITH,R DRAKEsee alsoKELLWOOD COKELLY,Arkansas Power and Light CoLonoke plant closing will idle 225 employeesDeclining denim demand dooms Lonoke plantEDInterview with former LR school supt now in VirginiaKEMP. JACKsee alsoKENDRICK,see alsoKATHYPresident (US)Simmons Family MurdersKENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALDKENYAKERR,KERSH,KEY.see alsoLakesArkansans recall hearing news of assassination of PresidentJohn Brummett recalls his memories of day President diedsee alsoBILLsee alsoKENNETHsee alsoBILLY WAYNEEconomic Development F8Legislature (Ark)Colleges Ag14Melinda Sue Key pleads guilty to killing her husbandKICKBACKS (BRIBERY)seeKIDNAPPINGsee alsoBriberySex CrimesArkansas law covers kidnapping by parents,Tips on Tracy Lynn Baysinger ignored,official saysfather allegesOfficial advised against going to Ky in Baysinger caseTina Marie Finley believed abducted by Johnny and Pam AustinTina Marie Finley, 9- mos- old, missing from Hot Springs homeDale and Pamela Austin arrested in Tina Marie Finley caseTina Marie Finely found safe at Dumas campgroundDale and Pam Austin plead innocent in abduction of childDeborah Perceall takes gun from abductorCatherine Richardson arrested in abudction of her sonRichardson allegedly took James Kirk Wilson from schoolChristopher Michael Jones taken from mother's room at hospInfant Christopher Jones was taken from Doctors HospitalReward of $13.000 offered in case of Christopher JonesWillie Jones and Annette Thomas-Jones parents of ChristopherPhysicians concerned for safety of Christopher JonesWoman who took 3-day-old Christopher Jones posed as nurseDetails of kidnapping of Christopher Michael JonesAnnette Thom.as-Jones makes plea for return of her infantExpert recommends wide media attention to kidnapped babyHospitals use rigid procedures to prevent child abductionsCo-workers of Mrs Jones at AEA rally to aid of familyWoman who took Christopher Jones could easily leave hospitalPsychiatrists see complicated motive for stealing babyFBI assisting in effort to find Christopher JonesWitness aids police with drawin.g of suspect in Jones caseChances of survival worsen for Christopher Jones12/01/88 AOl 212/0 2/-88 COl 204/-17/-88 AOl 211/-22/88 EOl 111/-23/-88 BOl 101/-14/-88 A16 402/12/-88 A18 602/13/88 A13 204/05/88 AO? 104/-05/-88 A07 104/07/-88 AOl 204/07 /88 AOl 204/-08/88 All 209/24/88 B02 111/-02/88 B02 411/02/88 B02 411/-03/88 AOl 211/-03/88 AOl 211/-03/88 AO! 211/-03/88 AOl 211/-03/88 AO! 411/03/88 AOl 411/-03/88 AOl 511/-03/88 A01 611/03/88 A07 111/03/88 A07 111/-03/88 BlO 111/-03/88 BlO 111/-03/88 BlO 311/-03/-88 Bl 0 511/04/88 AOl 511/04/-88 AOl 6143

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLFamily of Christopher Jones wait for word of sonSpecialist confident Christopher Jones will be returnedDoctors Hospital not faulted in abduction of Jones infantParents of newborns sympathue with Jones familyPolice composite brings increased calls in Jones caseFamily of Christopher Jones com mentFamily of Christopher Jones bides time as search goes onPeople with newborns to be listed as suspects in Jones caseDoctors Hospital staff rallies to aid of Jones familyPhysicians worried about weight of Christopher JonesReward fund in Christopher Jones case climbs to $26, 000Task force formed to find Christopher JonesPastor C Dennis Edwards makes plea for Christopher JonesFBI abduction specialist arrives to help search for C JonesLetter to parents of Christopher Jones released by policeSearch for Christopher Jones goes onParents of Christopher Jones try to relax at homeSome new leads found in Christopher Jones caseAcqunetta Rushton Smith arrested in Christopher Jones caseChristopher Jones found safe, well at Hot SpringsFamily of Christopher Jones reacts with joy to his findingChristopher Jones reunited with his parentsKidnapping charges placed against Acqunetta SmithPolice arrest Aqunetta Smith at her Hot Springs homeChristopher Jones was taken to Hot Springs hospital by pol iceInterview with pastor of family of Christopher JonesDoctors Hospital employees ecstatic at finding of Jones babyAcqunetta Smith under a lot of stress. daughter saysPolice, court records show several arrests of Acqunetta SmithAcqunetta Smith pleads innocent to kidnappingChristopher Michael Jones now safely at home with parentsInfant abductions often result in hospital suits.Acqunetta Smith pleads innocent to charge of detentionChristopher Jones reward fund goes to anonymous womansettlementsJohnny and Pamela Austin enter guilty plea in kidnapping caseAcquenetta Smith ruled fit to stand trial in Jones caseKINARD,MIKEsee also Nursing Homes Mr27 JySKING BISCUIT BLUES FESTIVALsee MusicKING. MARTIN LUTHER JRState to officially mark King's birthday MondayKing's legacy still inspires progress, LR leaders sayParade, ceremonies honor King in ArkansasLisa Kelly says King /Lee Day in Ark honors oppositesNLR School Dist observes day for students, not for teachersTexarkana may name street for Dr KingOzell Sutton praises work of Dr KingDr King honored in observances at LRKINNEY SHOE CORPFirm seeks site at Maumelle to build distribution centerMaumelle center would employ 500-700 workers11/04/88 B04 111/04/88 B04 111/04/88 B04 511/04/-88 B04 511/05/88 AOl 411/05/88 AOl 511/06/88 AOl 411/06/88 AlO 211/06/88 Al 1 111/07/88 BOl 511/08/88 BOl 211/08/88 BO 1 211/09/88 BOl 211/10/88 B01 s11/11/88 AOl 511/12/88 A09 111/13/-88 A24 511/14/88 A06 511/15/88 AOl 211/15/88 AOl 211/15/88 AOl 211/15/88 AOl 511/15/88 AOl 611/15/88 AOl 611/15/88 A04 111/15/88 A05 111/15/88 ADS 411/16/88 AOl 211/16/88 AOl 211/16/88 A07 111/16/-88 A08 211/16/88 A09 111/17/88 BOl 511/18/88 B14 112/14/88 A06 312/-16/88 BOl 201/15/88 A14 401/18/88 A05 301/19/-88 AlO l02/-03/88 A15 402/24/88 A13 303/ 25/88 Al 7 104/-04/88 A05 204/05/88 A05 208/06/88 AOl 508/06/88 AOl 5Proposed site at Maumelle approved as enterprise zoneGround broken for Maumelle facility08/10/88 All 111/-17/88 COl 3144

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLKIRKPATRICK, JEANEKirkpatrick speaks at LR meeting honoring womenKISNER, KENNY Dsee also Murders - Kisner. Kenny DKL IPSCH AND ASSOCIATESFirm reorganizedKNAPP FAMILY CENOTAPHsee MonumentsKNIVESKnife-making school at Old Washington dedicatedArticle on collection of Rev Norris SteeleArticle on Jimmy Lile and his famous knivesArticle on Great Southern Gun and Knife Show at LRKOEHLER' S BAKERYNorth Little Rock firm bakes over 500,000 lbs of fruitcakeKOK, GEORGEsee also Athletics F21KOREAsee also Haz elwood Evangelistic AssociationKOROLK01 SARAHJoe Korolko Jr searches for child taken by his ex-wifeJoe Korolko thinks children' s underground has his daughterKROGER COUnion files charges with NLRB after talks failKroger cuts labor costs, union seeks inj unctionKroger and unions are headed for showdownKRU"filER, W AJonesboro plant prints Southeastern edition of NewsweekJonesboro printing firm is among giants of the industryKU KLUX KLANsee Vigilance GroupsKUO, IRVINGsee also Murders - Simmons Family Murderssee also Simmons Family MurdersLA GLORIA OIL AND GAS COsee also PollutionLABORsee also Agriculturesee also Arkansas Lighthouse for the Blindsee also Arkansas Power and Light Cosee also Congress Ja16 Jal7see also Firestone Tire and Rubber Cosee also Government Employees (Local)see al so Kroger Cosee also Railroadssee also Safeway Stores. Incsee also Wages and SalariesWeyerhaeuser plant at Dierks to lay off 80 workersJobless rate in Ark rises to 7.9 pct with 87 ,200 unemployedJobless rate by county for November 1987 (map)Strategic Minerals recalls 60 workers. hires 30 moreBauxite mining phaseout by Alcoa to cost Saline Co 175 jobsMainStreet development puts 200 to work in LRRetired persons finding employment with fast-food stores11/08/88 BOl 310/28/88 COl 404/30/88 BOl 405/22/88 B05 106/08/88 BOl 506/12/88 BOl 512/19/88 COl 211/14/88 AOl 511/14/-88 AO l 505/28/88 COl 506/07/88 COl 212/23/88 COl 201/18/88 COl 201/18/88 COl 201/05/88 C02 501/09/88 A08 101/11/88 C06 101/13/88 C03 401/15/88 AO ! 501/18/88 COl 201/-26/-88 BOl 1145

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COL11100 new jobs created at Fort Smith last yearJobless rate in Ark hits 9.2 pctGraph on Ark and US unemployment rateFBI investigates Black River ADC program for migrant workersDating by co-workers becoming hot issue in some firmsHudson Foods lays off 200 workers at HopePrescolite lays of 41 workers at El DoradoBaxter Healthcare Corp lays off 70 at Mountain HomeJobless rate by county for January 1988 (map)American Transportation Co expansion to add 125 new jobsCheryl Preston of LR won sexual harassment suit at DetroitCheryl Preston organiz es Assn for the Sexually HarassedArticle expl ains what constitutes sexual harassment. remedyPoulan/Weed Eater adding 150 jobs at NashvilleInsults, annoyances ruled insufficient for distress lawsuitJobless rate by county for Feb 1988Jobless rate in Ark drops to 8 pctChart compares Ark jobless rate with that of USExpansion of two plants at Jonesboro to add 100 jobsList of Arkansas's top ten empl oyersJobless rate for March by countyFactory job growth in Ark during past year (chart)Sanyo Mfg Corp lays off more workers at Forrest CityTeenagers to have more jobs this summer. Gov Clinton saysNLRB upholds 1983 finding against Baptist Medical SystemArticle on ups and dCMns of unions in Ark in recent monthsUnemployment rate in Ark during April (map)Proj ect trains women for tradition.ally male jobsArkansas' top 10 growing jobs listedTop 10 empl oyers in Ark ranked by number of empl oyeesTyson Foods leads in number of jobs in stateJobless rate in Ark for May (map)St Francis County has unemployment rate of 29.9 pctJobless rate for Ark. us. during past 13 months (chart)Forrest City and east Ark face high unempl oymentCalhoun County has low unemployment rateUnemployment rates for Ark. by county. for JuneJobless rate in Ark declinesTop 10 jobs that will see largest decline in Ark by 1995Unemployment rates in Ark. by county. for JulyUnemployment in Ark dropped to 7.4 pct in AugustArkansas SOth in labor cl imateChart of industry group employment in Ark in 1995Services to be top job area in Arkansas by 1995State A'fl.-CIO endorses Democratic presidental ticketExpected growth of employment in Ark industry groups (chart)Unemployment rates fall for Ark and the nationUnemployment rates for Ark. by countyAmerican Telephone and Telegraph lays off 140 at LRFood processing. non-food mfg jobs in Ark shown in graphOctober unemployment rates in Ark shown on mapUnemployment for 12 past mos shown on chart for Ark. USWatershed proj ect at LR helps people find jobsLAB OR DEPARTMENT (ARK)01/30/88 COl 102/-06/88 COl 202/09/-88 COl 502/-19/88 Al3 402/22/88 COl 202/27/88 COl 502/27/88 C02 603/02/88 C02 403/03/88 C03 103/05/-88 COl 203/15/-88 BOl 303/15/88 BOl 303/15/88 BOl 603/22/88 COl 503/29/88 A13 103/29/88 C02 404/-02/88 AOl 204/02/88 A03 304/07/88 COl 405/02/88 COl 105/-03/88 C03 405/-16/88 COl 105/18/88 C02 405/20/88 COl 205/24/88 C02 505/29/-88 FOl 106/03/88 COl 306/08/88 BOl 206/-23/88 AO l 206/27/88 COl 106/ 27 /-88 COl 107/-07/-88 COl 207/07/88 COl 207/09/88 COl 607/17/-88 AO l 207/17/88 A0 9 108/03/88 C02 408/06/88 COl 208/15/88 COl 108/30/88 C02 309/03/88 COl 209/03/88 COl 409/05/88 COl 109/05/-88 COl 109/11/88 A03 509/ 12/88 COl 110/-08/88 COl 210/-13/88 C02 310/29/88 COl 511/-20/88 FOl 512/01/88 C02 312/03/88 COl 612/11/-88 JOl 4146

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLAFL-CIO urges Bill Clinton to appoint commissionerLAFOON. THOMAS07/-10/88 B0 2 4see also Murders - Lafoon. ThomasLAKE HAMILTONsee also WeatherLAKE VILLAGEArticle on town on shore of Lake ChicotLAKE. PAUL11/28/88 BOl 1see also BooksLAKESsee also ForestsSoil Conservation Service paid most costs of Cane Creek LakeArticle on cleanup and restoration of Lake ChicotHistory of Lake Chicot areaPresident Kennedy's dedication of Greers Ferry recalledGreer' s Ferry dedication marked by crowd of 800Stuck gate empties Iron Fork Lake near MenaArticle on benefits of restored Lake ChicotLAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT05/15/88 D1606/ 19/88 DOS06/19/-88 00909/29/88 EOl10/-02/88 BOl10-/- 28/88 AO l11/-28/88 BOl2112561see BasketballLAMB, BOBsee also Ref erendum.sBusinessmen honor Lamb with appreciation dinnerJerry Maul din organized appreciation dinner for LambLamb interviewed on ethics and lobbyist disclosure proposalLAMBERT, CLIFFORD J03/18/88 C0203/18/-88 C0211/06/-88 cos551see also Murders - Rogers. David EarlLANDsee also Real EstateLAND SUBSIDENCE AND LANDSLIDESFarm land a.long Mississippi cratering because of low waterLANDMARK SAVINGS BANK (HOT SPRINGS)08/04/88 A09 1see BanksLANDMARKSsee Historic Buildings and SitesLANE, DAV ID EDENsee also Vigilance GroupsLAOTIANS IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent GroupsLARSON, PATsee also ArtLASATER AND COsee also United Capital CorpNaval Investigative Service makes inquiries about Dan Lasater 12/08/88 BOS 1LASATER, DAN Rsee also Lasater and Cosee also United Capital CorpLASER AIMsee FirearmsLASERSsee also Photography and PhotographsLASSETTER. ANGELA JUNE GARDNERsee also Murders - Morvant. TelesphoreLAST MAN CLUB147

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee VeteransLAUNDRIESsee also ApparelArticle on Fun Wash at LRLAWRENCE COUNTYsee also Historic BuildingsLAWS AND LEGISLATION (ARK)see also ReferendumsLAWSON, CAROLEsee also Miss ArkansasPhoto of Miss Arkansas presented to state Capitol exhibitLAWYERSsee Legal ProfessionLAWYERS GUILD, NATIONALsee also PoliticsLAYMAN, CASEYsee also ParksLEACH, RANDYsee also PoliceLEACHV ILLEMayor will call in mediator in dispute with Withgo CoLEARNING CLUBsee Education 023LEDBETTER, BROWNIEsee also Referendum Agl6LEE COUNTYsee also PoorBlacks seek halt to JP elections until dists realignedBlacks contend maj ority in JP Dists insufficient to win postsObjections to JP Dist lines suggest 'slur, ' Judge Eisele saysJP primary in county to proceedJudges uphold stopping prosecution of Roy C LewellenLEE CREEKsee RiversLEE MEMORIAL HOSPITALsee MedicineLEE, KEITHsee also AthleticsLEEPER, DENNISsee also Murders - Ross, KarenL:OOACY LODGEsee Nursing HomesLIDAL PROFESSIONsee also CollegesArticle on techniques of attorney Eddie ChristianE Charles Eichenbaum honored by American Bar AssnThree attorneys receive cautio.n on unethical conductOne lawyer reprimanded, two cautioned for actionsLR lawyer Wali Muhammed convicted of theft by deceptionWali Muhammed acquitted of forgery chgeArkansas Bar exam passed by 61, failed by 43Arkansas Bar exam fail rate may be all-time highSam Weems again denied restoration of law licenseWali Muhammed ends fight to save his law license01/-28/88 BOl 204/06/88 A09 201/08/-88 Al 0 101/28/88 All02/03/88 A1302/-03/-88 Al302/26/88 Al 204/07/-88 A132111301/-10/88 BOl 202/06/88 A07 402/06/88 Al 1 403/05/88 A09 503/-10/88 A07 103/-11/88 COB 503/20/88 B07 103/23/88 A09 104/02/88 A0 9 104/1 2/88 A08 4148

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArk system for disciplining lawyers gets low rating by HALTJeff Rosenweig rul ed not in contempt of courtEdward Tarvin loses license for one yearRestrictions on lawyer ads probably killed by US Supreme CtAct regulating advertising declared unconstitutionalMany lawyers technically practicing without licenseList of 134 applicants who passed Arkansas Bar examinationWali Muhammed being tried on forgery. theft chargesWali Muhamnied convicted of forgery. theftWright Lindsey firm not liable in Louisiana securities caseSix lawyers resign from Wright Lindsey and JenningsMichael Salamo receives reprimand on conductJohn W Walker seeks legal fees of $107 ,376 from Pulaski CoCivil rights lawyers argue for high fees to assure servicesLEGAL SERV ICESsee also Attorney General (Ark)see also PoorSteve Clark defends hiring law firm to get oil refundsLEGGETT, J HARRY SRCo-owner, founder of funeral home diesLEGGS, JEREMIAH JRsee also Murders - Williams, WandaLEGISLATIVE RESEARCH BUREAU (ARK)Retiring Director Marcus Halbrook honored by LegislatureCafeteria at State Capitol named for Marcus HalbrookLEGISLATURE (ARK)see alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAlcohol and Drug AbuseAthleticsBanksCollegesContracts and PurchasingCourts (Local)EducationGovernment Employees (Ark)Legislative Research Bureau (Ark)MedicinePlanning Commission, Strategic (Ark)PoliticsPublic BuildingsRamsey , Bil 1WildlifeSpecial session to begin this monthHouse Dist 49 candidate Ben McGee wants dist dividedBlacks seek division of Dists 48, 49 in Crittenden CountySpecial session call issued by Gov Bill ClintonList of items included in special session callTwisted trail led to call for sessionSenator Jim Wood's money request comes under attackLegislators get more than the $7 ,500 mentioned by Nick WilsonNick Wilson had mentioned pay in context of ethics codeTen additional items added to call for special sessionEditorial on Jim Wood' s solicitation of campaign fundsSession on ethics and disclosure to start TuesdayLittle local bill can contain big potential04/29/88 A03 106/01/88 A0 9 106/05/-88 Bl l 106/15/88 A0 9 506/25/88 A14 608/07/88 AlO 108/21/88 B07 209/29/88 B02 109/30/88 BOS 111/04/88 B06 411/17/88 COl 612/04/88 B04 412/07/88 B02 112/26/88 AO l 212/16/88 Al 2 512/09/-88 B07 101/27/88 A07 101/27/88 All 101/09/-88 A0701/09/88 Al 101/16/88 All01/20/88 AO!01/20/88 AlO01/20/-88 All01/20/88 C0201/22/88 A0901/22/88 A0 901/23/88 A1 201/23/88 A1801/24/88 AOl01/29/88 A091125115114121149

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE CXlLLegislative digestSenate and House pass billsLegislative digestLegislative digestList of bills passed and sent to Governor ClintonCosts of special session mountingLegislative digestLegislative digestThree-j udge panel to handle challenge of Dist 48 and 49Legislative disgestLegislative digestList of bills approved during special sessionGov Bill Clinton signs seven billsAt-large election of members for Dists 48. 49 merits studySpecial feature on contested races in Super Tuesday primaryResults of primary election votingSenator Jim Wood defeated in Dem primaryW L Walker def eats C J Cremeen in Dem primarySenator Jim Wood comments on his defeat in primarySeveral legisltors lose seats in primary votingCampaign law violation by William L Walker allegedJudge declines to order arrest of William L WalkerJim Lendall seeks Hse seat. will challenge filing deadlineJim Lendall says he will sue to get name on election ballotResults of voting in Democratic Party runoffCrittenden Co racially polarized in voting, court toldCrittenden Co voting dists di.lute black votes, court toldCrittenden County divided into House Dist 48 and 49Two legislators from 1 dist in Crittenden Co ruled illegalUS Dist Ct voids election already held in Crittenden CoJim Lendal files to run against George Wimberly for HouseCourt ruling on multi-member dists may lead to more suitsJim Lendall to sue in federal ct for spot on ballotRepr Ralph Blair Jr chgd with DW I at Fort SmithGov Clinton will not call session unless he has legis supportRemarks by Gov Clinton indicate session may be calledPanel refuses approval of food handling by AIDS victimsRalph Blair Jr apologizes in DWI caseFederal changes in wiretap law could trigger special sessionArticle explores issue of changing multi-member districtsJim Stockley discusses multi-member districtsSenator Tom Watson diesBlack intervenors seek single-member dists for entire stateMulti-member districts listedCourt carves out Crittenden Co dist that is 65 pct blackPanel opposes end to free food for prison employeesBankers issue call for convening of Legis within 30 daysGov Bill Clinton may call special session this monthSpecial session to be called by Gov Clinton within 45 daysGov Clinton discusses reasons for calling special sessionGov Clinton comments on prospects for items in callSenator Mike Kinard ready for fight on nursing home billsOfficial call for special session issued by Gov ClintonColumnist discusses possible role of Nick Wilson01/-29/88 Al 2 101/29/88 A13 401/30/88 A08 102/02/88 A06 102/02/-88 A06 102/-02/-88 A08 302/-03/-88 A06 102/-04/88 Al 0 102/05/-88 A13 102/05/-88 A16 102/06/-88 AlO 102/06/88 Al 2 502/-11/88 Al 0 502/17/-88 AO? 403/06/88 JOB 103/-09/88 Al 0 103/09/88 Al 0 103/09/-88 AlO 503/-10/88 AlO 103/10/88 AlO 103/-10/88 Al6 103/-10/-88 A16 103/15/88 AOS 103/-16/88 AlO 103/23/-88 A08 404/-26/88 A08 104/-26/-88 A08 104/-26/88 A08 104/-27/88 A09 504/-27 /88 A09 504/-29/-88 A1 5 205/02/88 A05 105/-17/88 A07 305/-18/88 A03 105/-18/88 CO! 505/-19-/-88 AOl 305/-19/-88 A09 105/-20/-88 A1 5 105/-22/88 A03 105/-22/88 cos 105/-22/88 C05 105/-27/-88 A1 8 406/-02/-88 A09 406/02/88 A09 506/-07/-88 A05 506/23/88 A09 506/24/-88 A09 207/01/88 A17 207/-02/-88 A09 507/-04/-88 AOl 207/-05/-88 AO! 207/-05/-88 AD7 207/06/88 AOl 607/-06/88 A09 1150

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLList of items included in special session call 07/06/88 A14 1Oaklawn tax relief bill not likely, Gov Bill Clinton says 07/07/88 AOl 6Oaklawn tax relief may be added to special session list 07/-08/88 AOl 2Legislature prepares for short session 07/10/88 AO l 5Article on key players in nursing home and banking issues 07/-10/88 A04 1Article on committees that will handle bills in special sess 07/10/88 A04 2Arkansas Nursing Home Assn frequent contributor to lawmakers 07/-10/88 ADS 1Legislature begins consideration of items on agenda 07/12/88 AO l 5Legislative digest 07/12/88 AOB 1Seven more items added to special session call 07/12/88 A08 1Banking legislation nears passage in Legis 07/13/88 AO l 5Legislative digest 07/13/88 All 1Compromise clears path for nursing home bills to pass 07/-13/88 All 5Legislative digest 07/-14/-88 A13 1Session begins winding down as maj or bills passed 07/14/88 A13 3Charlotte Schexnayder speaks on excluding of reporters 07/-14/88 A13 5Defeated state senator Jim Wood bids tearful farewell 07/15/-88 Al S 1Legislative digest 07/15/88 AlS 1Arkansas Democrat 's Meredith Oakley criticiz es Schexnayder 07/15/88 A15 2House defends Charlotte Schexnayder against news column 07/-15/88 Al S 2Session wraps up quietly. adj ourns 07/15/-88 Al5 6Panel approves $160.000 for Educ Dept atty in Pulaski case 07/-19/88 A07 5Discipline comes before decorum. Carol Griffee writes 07/22/88 A17 1Senate ouster of press is final. Nick Wilson says 07/29/88 A16 1Article on racial joke told by Sen Paul Benham 08/01/88 AO ! 6Paul Benham says reporter omitted context of joke 08/-01/88 AOl 6Columnist describes life in Paul Benham' s community 08/02/88 A07 1Column on ejection of media from Senate 08/03/88 A0 9 1Paul Benham' s ethnic joke is topic of Deborah Ma this column 08/03/88 Al 7 5Senator Paul Benham says joke needs no apology 08/05/88 All 2State Repr Tom Forgey serves as Waldo town marshal 08/07/88 A15 1Robert Mcintosh chides blacks for fretting ov er racial slur 08/08/88 A05 1Benham learns a lesson, again (editorial) 08/10/88 A16 1Article on ground rul es for reporting ethic jokes 08/14/88 COS 1Decision due today on Jim Lendall suit to oppose Wimberly 08/16/88 A12 1State may pay $40 ,000 for 25 who attended natl conf in Reno 08/17/88 A09 2Federal judge rul es Jim Lendall can run as independent 08/17/88 A09 5Suit won by Lend.all contended filing deadline too early 08/17/88 A09 5Several members took course on higher educ at UAF this summer 08/22/-88 B06 5Trip to Alaska for legislators cost state $8,000 09/-04/88 COl 1Jim Stockl ey, Ben McGee vie for Dist 48 seat 09/18/88 B04 1Lloyd Mccuistion. Wanda Hensley seek Dist 49 House seat 09/18/88 B04 3Black businessman Ben McGee victor over Jim Stockley 09/21/88 A09 1Lloyd McCuistion defeats Wanda Hensley to keep House seat 09/ 21/88 A09 1Anthony Holmes gratified with election of Ben McGee 09/22/88 BOS 1Jim Lendall backs increasing income. severance tax 10/-13/-88 BIO 1Senator W D Moore receives apology from Sen Ben Allen 10/26/88 BOl 2Senators Ben Allen; W D Moore exchange heated words 10/26/88 BOl 2Article on GOP candidate Jim Keet in Dist 58 10/30/88 C03 1Election race between John Evans. Bill Kerr is heated 11/-03/88 BOl 2GOP candidate's withdrawal in Dist 15 causes confusion 11/05/88 B02 1Summary of races for contested Senate seats in general elect 11/-06/88 N06 1Summary of races for House seats 11/-06/88 N06 2Election returns in Senate and House races 11/09/88 B07 1151

ARKAN SAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX 19 88DATEPAGE COLIncumbent Repr E George Wimberly defeated by Jim Lendall 11/09/88 B07Ben McGee defeats Leo Chitman for House Dist 48 seat11/-09/88 BO?Jim Lendall believes he can work with fellow legislators 11/10/-88 AOlElection results for races outside Pulaski Co11/10/-88 Al 2Democrats maintain large majority in both houses11/-10/88 A13Republican Bill Kerr comments on his election win11/13/88 BOlCliff Hoofman seeks to end minority rule in Senate11/25/88 B16Jim Lendall proposes 10-cent rise in cigarette tax12/01/88 A06Legislators avoid vote on Yasser Arafat visit to US12/02/88 B03Prisons to be one of key issues in 1989 session12/05/88 AOlProposal made to change Senate rule on calling bills from com 12/09/88 BOlSenate rul es may be chan.ged at annual duck dinner12-/-0'l/88 BOlFight may erupt over proposed enate rule change12/11/88 A03Senate rule change could weaken power of Nick Wilson12/11/88 A03Senate approves rul es change on bottling up bills in comm 12/12/88 AO lSenator Cliff Hoofman pushed for Senate rules change12/12/88 AOlSenator Nick Wilson attempted to kill Senate rul es change 12/12/88 AOlSenate excludes media from 'duck dinner' business session 12/12/88 AOlColumnist John Brummett discusses Senate' private meeting 12/13/88 BOlSenators' vote on private meeting at duck dinner listed 12-/-13/88 BOlCrittenden Co dist splitting upheld by US Supreme Ct12/13/88 BO!Legislative veterans pass on their advice to new members 12/14/88 AOlLEHMAN, DONALD Hsee also Murders - Lehman. Donald HLEINIGER. DAV IDsee also Chil dren and outhLEMING, CHARLESsee also BooksLENDALL. JIMsee also Legis (Ark) Mr14 Mr16 My17 Ag16 Ag17 013 N9 NlO DlLESTER, BOBBYsee also EducationLEWELLEN. ROY Csee also Lee CountyLEWIS, MAURICE JRsee also WildlifeLEWIS, R DAV IDsee also Real EstateLIABILITYsee .Contracts and PurchasingLIABILITY INSURANCEsee InsuranceLIBEL AND SLANDERNekoosa employee forced to take VD test. files slander suitLIBRARIES, COLLEGEsee CollegesLIBRARIES, PUBLICCentral Arkansas Library System has books on tapeAnonymous donor gives $2,000 for Granite Mountain libraryArticle on tactics of NLR Public to retrieve overdue booksArchitectural design for west LR branch draws rave reviewsNLR library to have access to national newspaper networkMillage vote crucial for librariesLR Public takes steps to keep homeless from library garden122612241411112224116209/22/88 B03 101/11/88 BOl 203/14/88 A08 506/19-/-88 C04 108/25-/-88 BOS 110/15-/-88 BOS 110/-24/-88 AOl 310/28/88 BOB 1152

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLibrary millage loses in 24 counties. 2 citiesLIE DETECTORSRestrictions on use of tests threaten polygraph industryLIENS11/14/88 BOl06/27/88 COl52see CreditLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (ARK)Winston Bryant leads Rural Development Action ProgramLIGHTING12/19/88 BOl 5see also Retail StoresLIGHTNINGsee also FiresLIGNITEsee Electric PowerLILE. JIMMYsee also KnivesLINCOLN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag29LINDSEY. JIMsee also Athletics Ja20LINGLE. DAV IDsee also Congress (US)LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASsee OilLIQUORsee Alcoholic BeveragesLITTELL. ARTHUR GLENsee also Murders - Kisner. Kenny DLITI'LE RIVERGravel. graves. politics at issue in audit of county records 05/14/88 AlS 1LITTLE RIVER COUNTYsee also Unidentified Flying Obj ectsJudge Hoye Horn chgd with illegal favorsJudge refuses to probe election for 'sorehead losers 'LITTLE ROCKsee also Buildingssee also Childrensee also Conventionssee also Crimesee al so Economic Conditionssee also Firemensee also Flags and Emblemssee also Floodssee also History (Ark)see also Librariessee also Metropolitan Areassee also Parkssee also Policesee also Stadiums and Arenassee also Traffic Accidentssee also WaterPay to City Mgr and City Atty raisedSalary of $80.000 for City Mgr Tom Dalton cal led in lineCalendar of information goes to all city householdsUse of take-home cars reduced to save costs05/06/88 DOS 605/10/88 All 501/-06/88 A13 101/07/88 A09 501/09/88 A07 201/14/88 AOl 5153

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPolicy on utilities outside city just first step. Dalton saysArticle on 1987 travel expenses of Board of DirectorsResidence proposal for city workers called unfair by T MiltonHearing held on reopening Metrocentre Mall to trafficTwo maj or side issues emerge at Metrocenter Mall hearing02/04/88 A0902/05/-88 AO l02/11/88 A0902/26/88 A0102/26/88 A0 622521Henry Moore sculpture may be moved if Capitol Ave openedLibrary. swimming pool on Dalton's list for 1988 workDuke and Duchess of York to be officially inv ited to LRBoa.rd not capricious in changing form of govt. judge rulesLittle Rock moves closer to four-ward systemP A Hollingsworth may file suit over ward election planHiring ex-policeman as street director typical of HartwickCity Bd plan for electing directors upheld by courtCity Board rej ects seven-ward election planFour-ward election plan draws no response from publicStrict adherence to law can harm fair hiring, Dalton saysWard boundaries formally adopted (map)Plea made for preservation of Bale Chevrolet BldgCity finance director E Jack Murphy retiresFinancing delays Metrocentre Mal l opening to trafficDevelopers clash on Rock Creek Parkway rezoningNew system for electing board members may be headed for courtCity directors reject Benafield' s ward planFirefighters holding no-confidence vote on City Mgr DaltonRivalry between J W Benafield, Floyd Villines discussedMayor and City Directors get no pay for their workCity Bd elections thr0".l7n into turmoil by Supreme Ct rulingSupreme Ct rul es law changing election system invalidRenovated City Hall dedicatedLR to use old system for electing City DirectorsLR City Board races falling into placeCity Mgr Tom Dalton imposes freez e on hiringAcorn endorses candidates for City BoardCity budget trims police. fire rostersRiverfront Drive residents fight to prevent destructionArticle on races for City Board postsSome find race for City Bd seats confusingElection results in City Board racesResults of voting for City Board positionsRural residents want no part of zoning regulations by cityDowntown arts district may be establishedCity crew works near Director J W Benafield' s houseMayoral race quieter than usualLITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE02/27/88 COl03/10/88 A0903/-19/-88 A0903/26/-88 Al 704/-06/88 AOl04/-07/88 A0904/-11/88 A0504/12/88 A0704/20/-88 A0904/-22/-88 A1604/26/-88 A0705/-13/88 A0705/14/-88 A0907/01/88 A0807/-05/88 A0 708/01/-88 A0 50&/-04/-88 Al 108/17/88 A0308/20/-88 A1308/22/88 B0209/ 25/88 C0309/29/-88 AOl09/-29/-88 AOl09/-29/-88 BOl09/30/88 AOl10/01/88 AOl10/-07/88 BOl10/-16/-88 Al 610/-27/88 BOl10/31/88 BO l11/-01/-88 B0611/06/88 NOB11/-09/-88 B0611/09/-88 B0711/-30/-88 A0912/-06/-88 A0812/-10/88 A1712/-26/-88 B06see DefensesLITTLE ROCK AIRPORTsee Av iationLITTLE ROCK MORTGAGE COCharles L George Jr chgd with diverting funds from Cabot Bank 03/-24/88 AOS 1Charles George Jr found guilty of defrauding Bank of Cabot 08-/05/88 A1 2 1Two employees sentenced in bank fraud 08/30/88 B02 1LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Athletics N655612152215214211511155165115111211511154

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Basketballsee Educationsee Traffic AccidentsLITILE ROCK ZOOTwo gorillas coming to zoo soonGorillas slipped into zoo, placed in seclusionGorillas to go on display during zoo celebrationArticle on new gorillas at zooGorillas were welcomed by 35,000 visitorsAnnual Zoo Days festival scheduled this weekCraziness routine for Zoo DaysBaby anteater to appear on Johnny Carson shawPopular oran.gutan dies at LR ZooLIVESTOCK AND POULTRYsee also Tyson Foods, IncPoul try overproduction to continue, official saysAbout 200 poultry houses collapse under weight of snowFederal disaster aid sought for poultry farmers in lossesState releases $150,000 in aid for poultry lossesWishbone Farm loses thousands of chickens to snowChicken farmers in SW Ark explain problems to govt reprHorse owners oppose plan to test for equine anemiaArabian horse farms operating in Mena areaRacking horse season halted by controversyPoultry processors refuse to contract with some growersMustangs , burrows available for adoption at ConwayPoultry business recovers from price slumpAntnrax outbreak causes quarantine of herd in Lincoln CoLivestock, Poultry Comm handl ing of anthrax case criticizedPoultry still top farm product in stateSoybean production move to South America could lure poultryArk ranks 4th in egg productionStatistics on turkey production in ArkLIVESTOCK AND POULTRY COMMISSION (ARK)see Livestock and PoultryLLOYD ARMS, INCFirm explains ch ange in bankruptcy proceedingsLLOYD. PHILLIP LYNNChapter 7 bankruptcy initiated amid caseComplaint alleges Lloyd diverted assets illegallyLOANSsee CreditLOBBYING AND LOBBYISTSsee also PoliticsLOCAL GOVERNMENTArkansas Municipal League holding convention in Hot SpringsMunicipal League focuses on 1989 session of General AssemblyLOCAL LEGISLATIONsee Politics and Govt (Ark)LOEHMAN'Ssee Retail StoresLCGOSsee Emblems and InsignaLOITERING04/25/-88 A01 204/-26/-88 AOl 206/17/-88 BOl 206/-17/-88 BOl 306/-20/-88 A06 608/-26/-88 E01 308/-29/88 BOl 109/-13/-88 BO! 210/-28/88 BOl 201/-03/88 DOl 101/-08/-88 A07 101/-09/88 AOl 601/09/88 AO! 601/09/-88 A09 102/-24/88 cos 303/-13/-88 BOl 403/-20/88 D14 103/31/88 A07 104/06/-88 COB 104/-22/88 AlS 106/01/-88 COl 407 /08/88 C01 207/08/-88 C02 207/21/-88 COl 208/07/-88 FOl 110/-17/-88 COl 111/-21/88 COl 212/-08/88 B03 101/07/-88 C02 608/17/-88 COl 212/-17/88 BOl12/17/88 B0122155

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTrespass chgs droppe d for 32 youths arrested at LR last yearArrests don't deter teen-agers from cruising at LRMore youths arrested on Geyer Springs RoadTeens still cruising in LR-NLR with no solution in sightJudge restricts teens' cruises along part of Camp RobinsonJudge tries to slow teen cruising along Camp Robinson RoadLONG TERM CARE OFFICE (ARK)see alsoLONG• CAROLYNLONG.LONG.see alsoE MEREDITHsee alsoHUEY Psee alsoLONOKEsee alsoLONOKE C.OUNTYNursing HomesTelevisionHousehold FurnishingsHistory (Ark)WeatherFive Repubs seek late qualification for ballotsRepublicans did not file in person by deadlineLONOKE C.OUNTY JAILseePrisonsLOST SPANISH MINEseeLOTI'ERIESseeLo.TE,LOIJE0Treasure TroveGamblingHOWARDsee alsosee alsoJIMMYBlacksUrban League of Arkansassee also Murders - Radford, Eliz abethLOIJERY, ARTHUR JAMESFoe of tax ch arged with evasionFormer presidential candidate found guilty of tax evasionLOWMAN.LARRYsee also Grooming, PersonalL'IV AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE C.OTwenty employees at East Camden face drug ch argesDrug arrests apparently no security breachL'IV MISSILES AND ELECTRONICS GROUPLUCK,Camden plant pays employees with $2 billsH Dsee alsoLUCKIE.LUELF•see alsoDONNELL JSTE.VEsee alsoLUNDY, WALKERsee alsoCollegesPolicePolitics F23NewspapersArkansas Gazette editor finds Ark a land of promiseLUNSFORD,LUTER,see alsosee alsoLUXORADAVID LEECHARLES NMental Health and DisordersBanks02/13/88 A2107/12/88 A0507/24/88 A0808/08/88 AOl09/2G/88 AOl10/17/88 B031112201/16/88 A09 201/16/88 A09 2103/1 8/88 AOl 206/11/88 Al l 110/26/-88 AOl 41(}/27/88 BOS 111/16/88 COl 209/ 25/88 C03 1156

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also EducationLYONS, GENEsee also Arkansassee also BooksMABEE FOUNDATIONsee also CollegesMACPHEE, WILL IAMsee also BooksMADDEN, OWEN VINCENTGangster's widow at center of battle over estate, jewelryQuiet life at Hot Spings belied past as gang leaderMADISON COUNTYsee also PoliceMADISON GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSNsee BanksMAGIC AND MAGICIANSArticle on Col Frank N Seymour of LRMAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ F26 Mr3 1 My2 My4 MyS Ag25 Ag30MAGNUS, VICTORsee also Murders - Magnus, VictorMAHONY, JODIEsee also Attorney General (Ark) Jal7see also Education Mr18 Mr20 Jy24 NlO D3see also Legislature (Ark) Jyl3see also Mental Health N1 6see also Parks 022see also Politics Ja29 F2 F6MAINSTREET (LR)see LaborMALAK, FAHMYsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)see also Murders - Henry, Don GeorgeMALPRACTICE INSURANCEsee InsuranceMALVERN SCHOOL DISTRICI'see Educ Ja28MANILAsee also FiresMAPCO GAS PRODU CTS INCsee also Oil and GasMARBLEY, BOOTSsee also Murders - Davenport, MarilynMARCH FOR LIFEsee Birth ControlMARDI GRASsee FestivalsMARIJUANAsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseMARION HOTELsee HotelsMAR ION, PAULsee also CollegesMARKED TREE SCHOOL DISTRICT03/21/88 AOS 503/21/88 A09 212/31-/88 EO l 1157

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee BasketballMARKEY. CATHERINEsee also Catholic ChurchMARKLE. JOHNLoose ends persist in investigation of complex caseLR police have right to release documents, Mark Stodola saysDismissal of newspapers from case sought by estate attyEquipment stolen from Markle house recovered, arrest madeMercedes Mccambridge seeks to retrieve documentsGazette argues police withhold info not pertinent to suitDelay rej ected in court hearing of suit in caseDocuments seized by police held pending judge's reviewStephens. Inc files second suit over Markl e estateEconomist testifies writings of John Markl e have market valueHouse to be sold at auctionOrder of deaths of family members may be crucial issueMercedes Mccambridge asks Stephens Inc to pay $1.16 millionPolice files on Markle case ruled open under FOI ActAuction of Markl e items draws hunderedsEstate of Mrs Markle sues estate of John MarkleStephens, Inc files suit on Markl e transactionsMercedes Mccambridge seeks accounting of investment accountMarkle estate seeks ct ruling that he was last to dieArticle on financial transactions handl ed by John MarkleSuit by Stephens. Inc against Markl e estate is settledEight suits settled confidentially in Markle caseResidence in LR sold to California coupleCourt orders $653 • 000 in insurance distributedMARMADUKE, JOHN SAPPINGTONsee also History (Ark)MARRIAGE AND DIVORCEsee also Children and Youthsee also PrisonsState's new Premarital Agreements Act explainedLouisiana couples marry in Ark to avoid cost of AIDS testCouples seeking quick weddings coming to ArkMARROU, ANDREsee also President (US)MARSHALLsee also FiresArticle on life in Searcy County townMARSHALL, GERALD Rsee also BanksMARSHALL, MIKEsee also BaseballMARSHALL, SU SANsee also Miss Arkansas Teen USAMARTIN. DWAYNENLR police concerned about missing manMARTIN, JOEsee also Williams, MarvinMARTIN. MARLON Asee also Finance and Budgets (Ark)see also McGee, Ben01/01/88 A26 101/-01/88 A28 101/0&/88 A09 201/12/88 A07 101/15/88 A09 201/-16/88 Al 0 201/-20/88 AlO 401/21/88 AOl 502/03/88 Al 3 402/05/88 Al9 102/13/88 A09 602/14/88 A07 102/23/88 A05 503/02/88 AOl 603/11/88 AOl 203/18/-88 Al 0 503/24/88 A14 504/21/88 Al 7 104/23/-88 A16 l07/17/88 AOl 209/20/88 B02 110/22/88 BOl 612/01/88 AlO 112/-09/88 BOS 102/10/88 BOl 302/23/88 A08 103/-14/88 A06 411/07 /88 BOl 102/-21/88 B03 1158

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHonored by Philander Smith CollegeMARTINDALE, BILLY CHARLESsee also United Capital CorpMASON, JIMMYsee also PrisonsMASON, MARJ ORIE Lsee also Murders - Mason, Marj orie LMASSAGEsee PhysiotherapyMATCHETI', DONNAsee also CrimeMATH ANXIETYsee Colleges S4MATHEMAT ICSsee also Education Jal OMAULDEN, JERRY Lsee also Athletics Ja15see also Middle South UtiltiesAP&L executive to be honored by Ark March of DimesMaulden c::Mns 15 pct of television station KARK-1VArticle on Maulden and March of Dimes awardHonored with March of Dimes banquetOrganiz ed appreciation dinner for Bob LambMAUMELLECity mgr, mayor, asst mayor bill city for political benefitOfficials will reimburse city for pay for political eventCity experiences problems with growing painsSix city officials visit Oaklawn Jockey Club as bank gue stsCity Mgr Larry Eaton submits conditional resignationResignation of City Mgr Larry Eaton is officialMaumelle Co buys City Place Building in MaumelleMAUMELLE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODeHaven, Todd and Co buys 3,250 acres, assets at MaumelleMCARTHUR, ALICEsee also Murders - McArthur, AliceMCAULIFFE, LEONFormer Rogers resident dies at TulsaMCBREARTY, ARDIEsee also Vigilance GroupsMCCAMBRI:OOE, MERCEDESsee also Markle, JohnMCCLELLAN MEMORIAL VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITALsee Pollution and Hazardous MaterialsMCCOY, BARBARAsee also Murders - McCoy, Maximillion EMCCOY. MAXIMILLION Esee also Murders - McCoy, Maximillion EMCCUEN, W Jsee also Secretary of State (Ark)MCDONALD• S HAMBURGERSsee RestaurantsMCDONALD, AUDREYsee also WildlifeMCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP05/-01/88 A18 502/02/-88 A09 202/-02/-88 COl 202/21/88 EOl 103/-02/88 Al 0 303/18/88 C02 502/-17/88 A07 202/-17/-88 A07 202/-29/88 A08 203/-01/-88 A06 503-/-06/88 Al 3 103/08/88 A08 408/-30/-88 COl 204/-19/88 COl 208-/-21/88 A13 1159

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMelbourne plant to expand. add 200 jobsMCDONNELL. JOHNsee alsoMOOEE. BENTrack and Fieldsee also Legis Ja9 S19 S22 N9State claim for $1 .1 million in taxes settled for $75. 000Suit by McGee against state dropped in tax settlementSuit settlement discussed by Finance Director Mahl on MartinBackground data on McGeeMahlon Martin answers questions about tax settlementControversy no stranger to Ben McGeeMCGEHEE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ J a13 Mrl 8MmOVERN.GEORGEMcGovern speaks at ArkadelphiaMOOUIRE. DAV ID MICHAELsee alsoMCHENRY.see alsoMCINTOSH.CORAVigilance GroupsEducation Association. ArkansasROBERTPlans to sell food at Riverfest without permitPlans to honor Gov Bill Clinton with free dinnerFeeds over 500 at free dinner honoring Gov Bill ClintonChides blacks for fretting over racial slurDemonstrates ease with which drugs bought from teenagersMay act to get Highland Courts housing proj ect cleaned upMcintosh spends $750 on cleanup of Highland Court proj ectOffers to pay dispatcher for time he is suspendedMcintosh gets into street fight with off-duty pol icemanWitnesses disagree on street fight with pol icemanWears boxing gloves to enter plea in assault chgActivist says he will not be 'Black Santa' this yearMcintosh appears for hearing on battery countMcintosh honored for work in ceremony at CapitolMCKASKLE. KEITHsee also Murders - McKaskl e. KeithMCKNIGHT. BERNIE Gsee alsoMGLAR TY. THOMAS Fsee alsoMurders - Vega. Lisa RoseArkla. IncMcLarty owns 15 pct of KARK-'IVHonored as Arkansan of the Year by Easter Seal SocietyMCMILLAN,see alsosee alsoR LMurders - Noblitt. Lawrence RayPoliceMCNEIL SCHOOL DISTRICTseeBasketballMCNULTY. DENNISsee alsoMCNULTY• MICHAELsee alsoMCNULTY,SHEL IASimmons Family MurdersSimmons Family Murders12/03/88 AOl 401/22/88 AOl 201/22-/88 AO l 201/-22/88 AO l 201/-22/-88 A14 201/23/88 All 506/05/88 FOl 203/-23/-88 A07 205/05/88 A09 107/-25/88 AO! 207/-28/88 A0 9 108/08-/88 A05 108/09-/-88 A01 208/-11/-88 A13 208-/14/88 BOl 208/18/88 Al 7 109/05/-88 BOl 509/07/88 AOS 109/16/88 B03 112/09/88 AOl 512/20/88 B04 112/-23/88 B06 402/02/88 COl 209/-23/88 AO ! 4see also Simmons Family MurdersMCNULTY, SILV IA160

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsoMCNUTT,MCRAE,JACK WSimmons Family MurdersForbes lists McNutt among nation' s most powerful executivesTHOMAS Csee alsosee alsosee alsoMEADOW CREEK PROJECTMEANS,Banks Myl MylOEconomic Development Ap3Governor (Ark) Ag27Russian youth to work with Ark teens at MeadowcreekPAULsee alsoMEDALLION FOODS INCPollution Control and Ecology Commission (Ark)Newport plant to expand, add products and jobsMEDICAIDsee Disease and IllnessseeseeseeseeDrugs and Drug TradeFrauds and SwindlingMedicineMEDI CAL BOARDseeMEDICAL COSTSseeMental Health and Disorders(ARK)Medicine and HealthMedicineMEDICAL EXAMINER COMMISSION (ARK)seeCrime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAL EXAMINERS(ARK)see Crime Laboratory (Ark)MEDICAL FACIL ITIESseeseeMedicineNursing HomesMEDICAL TECHNOLOGYseeMedicine and HealthMEDICINE AND HEALTHsee alsosee alsosee alsoChil dren and YouthDisease and IllnessDrugs and Drug Tradesee al so History (Ark)see al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al soLaborMental Heal thNursing Home sTobaccoand DisordersWeight and Weight ControlHospital bills in Ark rank among lowest, survey showsArea physicians glad to have Southwest Hosp in neighborhoodThree hospitals in Ark accused of 'patient dumping'Demand for home health care rising dramaticallyState regulations seen as inh ib iting home health careLawsuit against Dr Ted Hood on patient death settledOnly ER services available at Manila hospitalArkansas elderly health care and povertyMedically underserved areas of Ark listed(statistics)Nurse Gladys Beal and nedicine grew together in ArkStatistics on visits at LR hospital s last yearUniversity Hospital of Ark had over 145 , 000 visits last year05/17/88 COl 210/04/88 EOl 112/24/88 COl 501/06/88 Al l01/10/88 B0301/13/88 A0501/17/88 AOl01/17/88 A0 101/22/88 Al 701/22/88 C0302/07/88 C0602/07/88 C0602/15/88 BOl02/15/88 COl02/15/-88 COl111221524411161

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArticle on plastic surgery performed in ArkCost of various types of cosmetic surgery in Ark and USDr Ellery C Gay Jr uses computeriz ed imaging in cosmetic workMedicaid users need prior state approval for hospitalizationState pol icy on Medicaid user hospital ization irks lawmakersSouthwest Hosp resembles luxury hotelWellness Center at Jonesboro staffed by ASU nursesState Nursing Bd acts on license suspensions.reinstatementsFewer Medicaid patients hospitalized under new state pol icyMedicaid costs in Ark total about $43 0 million annuallyMedicaid users must have pre-admission approval for hospitalNew Medicaid policy on hospital admission concerns phy siciansPhysicians cite 'hassle factor'Blue Cross under fire to absorb Medicare cutsin Medicaid hosp admissionsState 's rul es on Medicaid drug regulations debatedState Hospital finances maintenance called a messChelation therapy use may be limited by State Medical BoardArkansas Children' s Hosp to benefit from Wal-Mart fund driveArkansas Children' s Hosp opens new emergency roomChelation therapy limits voted by State Medical BoardState Medical Bd reprimands phy siciansHealth and Fitness Expo held in LRHealth and Fitness Expo speaker is Ralph NaderFifteen hospitals in Ark face closing. Hospital Assn saysIndigent Health Care Council seeks end to patient-dumpingCrittenden Memorial Hosp regains financial healthDr Mike Rayburn is admr of Crittenden Memorial HospitalHealth Dept hearings to seek health concerns of Ark residentsLR urged to help in renovating University Hosp emergency roomSurgeon refuses to treat state prisoner who lost fingersLee Memorial Hospital at Marianna closesSmall. rural hospitals called an endangered speciesChelation therapy gains approval of state Medical BoardCatastrophic Health Act will cost Ark $49 millionRu ral health care hearing draws 350 at Pine BluffWoodruff Memorial Hosp at McCrory closesUAMS chancellor seeks consortium on LR' s hospital row-Nurses from foreign countries help ease shortage hospitalsArkansas 's 92 hospitals have occupancy rate of 56 .8 pctChanging hospitals to nursing homes opposed by Gov ClintonScott Hamilton Health Facil ity opened by two phy siciansMedical technologist shortage attributed to low pay . prestigeGov Clinton asks for time to plan for aid to rural hospitalsSt Michael may move from Texarkana, Ark to Texarkana, TexasPrescott votes sales tax to keep Nevada County Hospital openSurgeons use toe to replace worker 's severed thumbGov Bill Clinton.Sen Knox Nelson work on cost containmentArkansas Children' s Hosp now 7th largest of type in nationSupreme Ct delays plans for Charter and hospital at SherwoodVisiting Nurse Association celebrates SOth anniversaryMedicaid rules harmful to them. rural hospitals sayHealth workers deal with alcohol .Fifty-four counties deficient in doctorsPrimary care physicians by countydrug abuse in their ranks02/15/88 COl 202/15/88 COl 202/15/-88 COl 402/-18/88 A08 502/18/88 A0 8 502/-24/-88 A07 403/-02/88 BOl 403-/-11/-88 Al 4 303/11/88 Al 7 103/-11/-88 A17 103/-11/-88 Al 7 103/-14/-88 A0 7 103/-14/-88 A07 103/-21/-88 AOS 104/-01/-88 AOl 504/-22/-88 A13 604/-22/-88 A14 105/-01/88 A16 205/-23-/-88 A05 106/-15/-88 Al 7 106/-17/-88 A23 106/-18/88 BOl 206/ 20/-88 AOS 206/-24/-88 COl 506-/-25/88 Al4 407/-10/88 FOl 207/-10/-88 FOl 207/-2&/-88 Al 0 608/-17/-88 A0 9 208/23/-88 B06 108/-24/-88 BOl 208/-25/88 B04 108/26/-88 BOl 208/31/-88 BOl 208/-31/88 B03 109/01/88 BOB 309/-06/-88 BOl 509/-06/-88 DOl 109/29/88 BOB 310/-04/-88 BOB 110/05/88 B03 110/-05/88 B07 110/05/88 B08 110/-08-/88 BOl 210/-19/88 B02 410/- 23/-88 Al 2 210/-2&/88 BOS 110/-31/-88 BOl 511/-01/88 B02 111/06/88 A24 111/-11/88 BlO 111/14/88 BOl 112/-02/88 B07 112/-02/88 B07 1162

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJury finds for Arkansas Children 's Hospital in death caseLegislators trying to save rural hospitalsRural hospitals bailout sought by legislatorsState Hospital forced to cut budgetSherwood 's plans to build hospital encounter obstacleFour hospitals exceed federal proj ections for patient deathsHome health care review put on hold by stateSummary of Ark Health Dept long-range program suggestionsMEHLB URGER,see alsoMEINS, JANseeDONALD LContracts and Purchasing D21Books and WritingMEL-HART PRODU CTS,INCConway plant to expand operationsMELBOURNEsee alsoMEMORIAL DAYMENAMENSAEconomic Conditions and TrendsState honors war dead in ceremonies at LRsee alsosee alsoseeAlcohol and Drug AbuseFiresOrganiz ations and ClubsMENTAL HEALTH AND DISORDERSsee alsosee alsoMedicineSpecial OlympicsFirst Baptist at LR opens doors to mentally handicappedRenovation of Rogers Hall at State Hosp to cost $13 millionMaster plan for mental health facilities needed, experts sayEdna Murphy dies of malnutrition,neglect in home of nieceMr and Mrs Allen Ted Hensley chgd in death of Edna MurphyState Hospital 's Rogers Hall toured by legislatorsFederal officials want $11 .9 million Medicaid funds returnedCourt-apptd monitor makes case for local treatment centersDr Marr's proposal for improved care would cost $25 millionState cal ls revamping of mental care plan too expensiveRetarded Citizens Assn opposes community facilitiesParents say they are satisified with state centersConcerns rise on changing state mental health care systemConsultant.officials to dev ise goals for mental healthState Hospital unj ustly criticiz ed, Fred Petrucelli saysState ready to resist order to close state centersSome retarded, mentally ill must be moved from nursing homesState Hosp head Dr Roy Ragsdill resigns in disputeArk services for mentally ill rank 15th in nationFederal govt insists on Medicaid refund of $11 .9 millionNurse at George W Jackson Mental Health Center firedState Hospital may be taken over by UAMSState Hospital 's Rogers Hall has been labled unconstitutionalAllen and Catherine Hensley convicted in death of Edna MurphyHensleys are first convicted under statute on adult abuseState Hospital seeks private mgmt firm to operate programBudget of Developmental Disabil ities Services under attackJodie Mahony sees DDS bias against group homes for retarded12/0&/-88 BO S 312/08/-88 Bl 2 112/14/88 BOl 612/14/-88 B03 112/-15/-88 B09 112/16/88 B09 112/-30/-88 BOl 212/-30/88 B03 102/04/88 C02 305/-31/-88 A07 601/-16/88 A14 403/-03/-88 A07 503/-05/-88 A0 9 104/-15/88 A16 404/16/88 A07 104/-22/-88 A13 605/-13/-88 A07 406/-0!)/-88 A0 9 606/-10/-88 All 207/09/-88 A12 107/14/88 Al2 207/17/-88 BOl 607/21/88 A23 407/27/88 A3 2 108/-05/-88 A21 108/06/88 A08 40&/10/88 Al l 408/24/88 BOl 50!)/-14/-88 B01 509/1 6/88 B09 109/28/88 BOS 110/27/-88 B06 110/27/88 B06 111/-01/88 BOl 511/-01/88 BOl 511/-12/88 BOl 211/16/-88 BO l 111/-16/-88 BOl 1163

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRemoval of patients from developmental centers soughtPaul Thomas released at LR despite psychiatrist reptPaul Thomas was suspect in shootingYouths with emotional problems retd to Ark for treatmentBridgeWay sued by estate of David Lee LunsfordJodie Mahony wants faster pace to community facilitiesMove of 90 pct of human development centers clients urgedState to move at least 1,800 mentally ill from nursing homesCouple sentenced for allowing Edna Murphy to starveMill Creek School youth inj ured by hold by three staffersMERCER,see alsoCH RISTOPHER CMEREDITH,. JAMESCollegesComes to Ark to support Roger Bell in race against B AnthonyMERIT SCHOLARS,. NATIONALseeMERRILL LYNCHsee alsoMETEOROL cx;yseeScholarshipsWeatherChristmasMETEORS AND METEORITESseeSpace, OuterMETHODIST CllURCHsee alsoCapital PunishmentWinfield Methodist mov ing after 120 yrs in downtown LRArticle on Wye Mountain pastor Rev Alice SelbyStained glass windCJW"s at Village Meth Ch made by membersRev James B Argue retires from Pulaski Heights pastoratePastoral changes listed for Little Rock ConfRev James B Argue honored by his church upon retirmentNorth Ark Conf reports sl ight membership increaseNorth Arkansas Conf urges end to death penaltyPastoral change s in North Ark Conf listedMETROCENTRE MALLseeLittle RockMETROPOLITAN ACHIEVEMENT TESTseeEducation11/16/-88 BO l 111/17/-88 AO l 211/17/-88 AO l 211/17/88 BOl 511/-23/-88 B04 411/-29/88 B06 111/-29/-88 B06 112/04/-88 A14 612/17/-88 A1 9 112/28/-88 BOl 610/-16/-88 BOl 601/-16/88 Al6 603/20/-88 BOl 204/03/88 Al 1 106/04/88 Al6 306/04/88 Al 7 106/-06/-88 AO ? 106/07/-88 A07 106/-09/-88 Al 2 106/-11/-88 A1 6 5METROPOLITAN AREASLR-NLR ranks high on list of stressful cities 10/-13/-88 BOl 2MGLittle Rock ge ts low scores on another stress rating 10/-22/-88 B03 1INDU STRIESGas maker plans Blytheville plant to supply Nucor-Yamato firm 01/05/-88 COl 1MID-AMERICA INDUSTRIESFort Smith firm to be sold or restructuredExecutive says trouble not serious at Mid-AmericaPlan to sell firm for $15 .6 million announcedFirm may be sold to Parts Industries CorpFort Smith firm sold, headquarters to be closedMID-AMERICA MUSEUMseeMuseumsMIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES,.INC03/-17/-88 COl 203/-18/-88 COl 504/-14/88 C02 504/-16/88 COl 208/19/-88 COl 2Middle South dividend is first in three years 10/-01/88 COl 2Jerry Maulden named system executive for Ark-Miss-Mo div ision 12/06/-88 COl 5MI WIVES164

ARKANSAS GAZ ETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee BirthsMIGRATORY LABORsee LaborMILES. ROBERT EDWARDsee also Vigilance GroupsMILES, TRAVISsee also Alcohol and Drug Abuse Ja31Mil..Ksee FoodMILL CREEK SCHOOLsee also Mental Health and DisordersMILLER COUNTYCounty considers going to 4-day work week to save moneyCourthouse to close on Fridays to save moneyMILLER, JOHN Esee also Education Mr18see also Public Buildings N29see also Taxation NlMILLER, JOSEPHsee also Children N2MILLER, LAMBERTsee also Vigilance GroupsMILLER. ROSEsee also Children N2MILLS, WILBUR DArkansas River bridge at LR named for MillsDignitaries, public to pay tribute to MillsMills produced prestige, dollars for Ark . Carl Whillock saysEx-congressman honored with dinner at LRMILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORPBlytheville plant expansion to add 45 new jobsMINERAL RIGHTS AND LEASESsee also Oil and GasMINERAL WATERsee WaterMINERALSsee MinesMINES AND MINERALSsee also ParksNew craz e for quartz may leave scars on Ouachita Natl ForesstArkansas American says it may have gold lode in OuachitasPolk and Montgomery County site of reported gold lodeState Geologist Norman F Williams Sr doubt s repts of goldArkansas American ready to mine for gold. disprove criticsRush on quartz brings new selling rulesMontgomery County is hot spot for quartz crystalsMINIMJM PERFORMANCE TESTING PROGRAMsee EducationMINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISESJoann Payne leads fairness crusade for women contractorsPayne 's fairness crusade leads to uproar over minority goalsWomen who own small businesses have problems getting creditMISS ARKANSASShannon Lee Albright, Miss Conway. dies in auto accident07/01/88 A07 607/06/88 Al 1 101/-20/88 A1202/21/-88 EOl03/01/-88 Al l03/05/88 aaO411112/ 24/88 COl 102/01/-88 A0604/-20/88 A0 904/20/-88 A0 904/20/88 A0904/23/-88 All07/-14/-88 Al 012222410/-24/88 BOl 107/-1&/88 AO! 207/1&/88 AOl 212/11/-88 BO! 306/-07/88 AO l 2165

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCandidates descending on Hot Springs for pageantMiss Arkansas hopefuls arrive for pageantSome contestants use cosmetic surgery to improve looksMiss America Kaye Lani Rae Rafko attends Arkansas pageantInterview with reigning Miss Arkansas Carole LawsonPatty Thorn wins Miss Arkansas titlePatty Jo Thorn, 1988 Miss Arkansas (photograph)Patty Jo Thorn makes first appearance as Miss ArkansasPatti Thorn choses gown at Randy 's in RussellvillePatti Jo Thorn has 7-to-1 chance of winning Miss AmericaPatti Jo Thorn stresses preparation. not predictionsPatti Jo Thorn adept at Miss America pageant politicsPatti Thorn fails to win talent prelim in Miss America eventPatti Thorn ready for Miss American finalsPatti Thorn fails to win Mi ss America title. gets scholarshipMISS ARKANSAS TEEN USASusan Marshall wins 1988 state titleMISS MARTHA 'S TAMALESLittle Rock firm going national with its productLittle Rock factory turns out 2,400 tamales dailyFire destroys LR factoryMISSILESseeDefensesMISSING PERSONSsee also Benham, Matthewsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoCrawford, MaudFreeman (Don) FamilyHarper, Darla MelissaMartin. DwayneOwens, William GeorgeRobberies an.d TheftsMother reunited with daughter after 26 yearsSisters Teriza Gross, Bonnie Brown meet for first timeMISSISSIPPI COUNTYsee alsoPoorMISSISSIPPI COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEseeBasketballMISSISSIPPI DELTA REGIONsee alsoMISSISSIPPI DIET PLANseeEconomic Conditions a.nd TrendsWeight and Weight ControlMISSISSIPPI POWER AND LIGHT COsee alsoMISSISSIPPI RIVERseeseeMiddle South UtilitiesArcheology and AnthropologyBridgesMITCHELL, LONNIEsee also Sex CrimesMOB STERSseeMontiglio. DominickMOCKINGBIRD ENTERTAINMENTseeMotion PicturesMODELS AND MODEL INGDawna Rodgers-Early poses for Playboy magazine07/10/88 B02 107/11/-88 A07 107/14/88 A09 107/15/88 A09 207/16/88 BOl 207/17/88 A04 507/18/88 AOl 207/18/88 A07 208/25/88 FOl 109/06/-88 AOl 209/07/88 BOl 209/08/88 BOl 209/0(}/-88 BOl 209/10/88 B03 109/11/88 Al 7 508/22/88 BOl 403/02/88 COl 206/13/88 COl 112/21/88 B02 105/22/88 A14 311/25/88 BOl 109/01/88 B02 5166

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLMONARK BOAT COMonArk gets contract to build Navy patrol boatsMONCRIEF,MONEYSIDNEYMoncrief to receive Distinguished Citizen AwardNamed Entrepreneur of the Year by Coalition of BankersUrges children to read and studyArticle on Camden coin collector Matthew RothertArticle on show, convention being held in LRMONKEYSseeMONSTERSHandicappedBigfoot reportedly seen south of JonesboroSome think bigfoot sighting near Jonesboro was a prankMON'IGOLFIER SOCIETY, ARKANSASseeAviationMONTGOMERY COUNTYsee alsoMONTIGLIO, DOMINICKMines and MineralsFraud chgs grew out of Hogan 's investment in restaurantGary Hogan charges Dominick D'Angelo with fraud,embezz lementMontiglio used name D 'Angelo under Witness Protection ProgramMONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL SMOORE,see alsoVeteransKnapp family cenotaph in McArthur Park is damaged by vandalsThelma Holford erects statue of herself and dog in cemeteryTexarkana monument honors soldiers killed in Vietnam, KoreaMonticello 'Walls of War' honor Drew County VeteransseeMOORE,HENRYArtR Jsee alsoMOORE , W DDeathssee also Legislature (Ark) 026MOORE , WADIEMoore overcame obstacles to black journal ist in ArkMORGAN ,DAV ID JEFFERSONsee also Murders - Floyd, Randal l W JrMORGAN,see alsoMORGAN.see alsoMORRILTONGORDON DJOHNNYCapital PunishmentFuneralssee also WeatherMORRILTON PLASTICS PRODUCTSPlant at Augusta to create 100 new jobsMORRIS. MICHAELsee alsoMORRIS, RAYMOND CVigilance GroupsInterviewed on ethics and lobby ist disclosure proposalMORSE, DANsee also Archeol ogy ·MORTUARIES AND MORTICIANSseeFunerals02/18/88 COl 104/-13/88 Al l 305/20/88 C02 508/07/88 A06 103/11/88 B01 203/12/88 BOl 205/20/88 A09 505/20/88 A0 9 505/23/88 AO l 205/23/88 AO l 205/23/88 AO l 205/03/88 A05 206/05/88 Al l 111/06/88 B05 111/12/88 A0 8 112/11/88 C03 102/13/88 COl 211/06/88 cos 1167

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLMORVANT, TELESPHOREsee alsoMurders - Morvant, TelesphoreMOSIAC TEMPLARS OF AMERICA BLDGseeHistoric BuildingsMOTHER OF THE YEAR, ARKAN SASArticle on Clarice Hightower, Arkansas Mother of the YearMOTHERSsee alsoMOTION PICTURESsee alsoBirthsTheatersInformational videotapes available free at Family VideoFilm "Pass the Ammunition" will not be shown in ArkArk to get 2 weeks shc:Ming of "And Pass the Ammunition"Fayetteville audience applauds "Pass the Ammo"Review of "Pass the Ammo"Filmtrust buy s property in NLR to build headquartersGerman firm to film movie at Stuttgart. ArkArticle on C C Productions video studio at LRUA theaters in Ark will not shaw ''Last Temptation of Christ"Jacksonville Council praises theaters not showing movieState Sen Jim Scott wants Clinton to oppose "Last Temptation"Movie production firm called Mockingbird Entertainment formsGov Clinton says he lacks authority to ban showing of movieBernard Hirschenson to make family movies in ArkFilm on black Civil War soldiers to be filmed in ArkUAF student body pres vetoes showing of ''L ast Temptation • • • "Stuttgart is locale for filming ofMOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION (ARK)see alsoMOTOR VEHICLESsee alsoMOTORCYCLESAutomobilesSlogans and MottoesBikers fight regulations.MOTI'OESseeMOUNT IDAsee alsoSlogans and MottoesWomenBrief data on QuartzMOUNT MAGAZ INEsee alsoMOUNT NEBOsee alsoWildlifeWomenMOUNT NEBO CHICKEN FRYseeFestivalsMOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRING COstereotypesCapital of the WorldFirm returns its headquarters to Hot SpringsMOUNTAIN VIEWsee al so WeatherMUHAMMED, WAL !see alsoMULLENAX,see also0 HMULLENIX, TEDsee also MusicLegal Profession MrlO Ap 12 S29Williams . Marvin''Rosalie Goes Shopping"03/24/88 BOl 304/13/88 BOl04/-15/88 A0 905/-1/88 A0 805/29/-88 B0706/-07/88 BOl07/26/88 COl08/06/88 A0908/08/88 COl08/-0/88 AOl08/19/-88 A1408/21/88 COl08/-30/88 C0209/03/-88 C0609/05/88 COl09/-08/-88 AO l10/-29/88 BOl10/31/88 BOl2251121225141262104/-02/88 BOl 210/ 24/88 BO 1 103/13/88 BO l 4168

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMULLINS.see alsoMULLINS.see alsoRICHARD AMurders - Wol ff. Patrick WSTERLING TIMOTHYMurders - Lafoon. ThomasMUNICIPAL LEP.GUE. .ARKANSASseeseeMURDERSLocal GovernmentRoadssee alsosee alsoCapital PunishmentPoliceArkansas has had three multiple killings since NovemberCharred remains of body discovered near HoratioBody of baby found in trash bin. at DollarwayDeath of infant found in trash can at Dollarway not naturalFuneral scheduled for baby boy found in trash canFuneral held for baby found in dumpster near Pine BluffStatistics on black hcmicide victims in ArkMURDERS - Alexander .. SteveConviction of Gary Brazel upheld despite error in evidenceMURDERS -Basham. LawrenceCapital murder conviction of Jeffery Rose reversedIllegal arrest of Rose cited in conviction reversalRetrial of Jeffrey Rose plannedMURDERS - Basnet. RandyJohn Edward Swindler had fair trial . Judge Henry Woods rulesMURDERS - Bates. Claiborne JrCummins inmate stabbed to death in prison yardMURDERS - Bennett. Marcia GoodRichard G Bennett to stand trial in 1978 death of wifeJury seated for slaying trial of Richard BennettFormer girl friend testifies against Richard BennettPurported comment by Richard Bennett is issue in trialRichard Bennett convicted, sentenced to life in prisonRichard Bennett to appeal murder convictionDaughter of victim never doubted Bennett 's guilt in deathRichard Bennett released on $100.000 appeal bondMurder conviction of Richard G Bennett reversedMURDERS - Biles. Euel DillardBiles is victim of shootingShooting of woman and Biles apparently relatedEddie Small gets prison term. fine in slaying of BilesMURDERS -Birmingham. Therald DCar dealer shot.killed at his businessCharge filed against Jackie Lee WilliamsMURDERS - Black. Essie MaeExectuion date set for Jonas Roten WhitmoreMURDERS - Blount. EluviaDon Blount surrenders to Ark officials on Texas murder chgPolice searching for wife of Don BlountDon BlountMURDERS - Bowden. Frances Lsurrenders to Montgomery County sheriff 's officeMurder-suicide suspected in deaths of Bowden and Paul YorkMURDERS - Boz ardt. Norma JeanRonal d Bernard Wilson wins appeal of death sentence02/0&/-88 AOl 302/18/88 A09 107/17/88 B02 407/19/88 C06 607/20/88 C06 507 / 23/88 AO 1 212/23/88 A03 110/25/88 B02 101/20/88 A13 101/20/88 A13 101/22/88 ADS 508/13/88 A1 4 608/22/88 BOl 201/19/88 A08 501/20/88 Al 2 601/21/88 Al 0 101/22/88 A13 101/23/88 AlO 101/24/88 A15 3Ol/-25/88 A08 101/ 27 /88 A08 511/22/88 B06 106/22/88 A14 506/23/88 AOl 11(}/-20/88 B04 101/17/88 B07 101/19/88 A0 8 410/22/88 B07 604/09/-88 A07 204/-09/-88 A07 207/14/88 AlO 606/17/-88 All 106/07/88 AOS 2169

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSupreme Ct overturned only sentencing phase of trialState permitted to again seek death penalty for Ronald WilsonRonald Bernard Wilson gets life-without-paroleMURDERS - Branch, James JrJames and Agritha Branch found shot to death at ClarendonJames Branch III held in death of his parentsMURDERS - Brooks, CharlesObscene gesture led to fatal shooting, pa ssenger reportsPolice arrest Charles Stacks in fatal shooting on highwayAttorney says Charles Stacks acted in self-defenseMURDERS - Brown, JoeRoy Eldredge Davis found guilty, gets life in prisonMURDERS - Burks , ShirleyBurks and Damon Willi.ams die in fire police say was setPaul Worthy chgd with arson and murderMURDERS - Burnett, CherieJohn A Burnett chgd in beating death of his wifeJohn A Burnett enters innocent plea in death of wifeJohn A Burnett goes on trial in death of wifeJohn A Burnett sentenced to life in prisonMURDERS - Calhoun, WilliamClyde R Allgood Jr found guilty, gets 20 years in prisonMURDERS - Campbel l, Edward LShootout leaves Campbell dead, woman woundedMURDERS - Campbell, JoetteSentencing of Thomas Campbell delayed by family reactionMURDERS - Clark, JeffreyDan L Clark pleads guilty in death of his young sonMURDERS - Clegg, FeliciaMelvin Jefferson ehgd in death of Miss CleggMelvin Jefferson pleads guilty in strangling of CleggMURDERS - Collins, EuniceEdward E Waddle chgd in death of woman found in burning homeMURDERS - Cordell, Laurra LeeFormer boyfriend Joseph Eugene Waters chgd in slayingMURDERS - Cox, James CAttorney William Birnie Barry chgd with theft from J C CoxJames C Cox. alleged theft victim of Barry. missingBody of James C Cox found in well in Crawford CountyWilliam Birnie Barry faces forgery, theft chargesWilliam Birnie Barry pleads guilty, is already in prisonStock market losses may have led to Barry's aetsMURDERS - Daniels, SandraNathaniel Hu ghes chgd with murder. kidnappingJail release of Nathaniel Hughes last year is my steryBond denied Nathaniel HughesNathaniel Hughes gets life term in slayingMURDERS - Davenport. MarilynBody found on school playground at LRTwo men held in death of DavenportBoots Marbly. Will Smal l chgd with capital murderDetective says woman raped. brutally slainMURDERS - Deweese, VirgilMichael Ray Deweese, 17, chgd in slaying of his father07/1 2/88 A06 110/05/88 B04 110/26/8S B03 102/11/88 Al4 602/12/88 A13 109/1 2/BS BOl 509/1 2/88 BOl 509/13/S8 BOl 503/29/88 A13 106/22/S8 AOl 406/22/88 AOl 408/19/88 A20 108/25/88 BOl 510/28/S8 A07 110/2

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Dobson. BrendaDeath sentence of Robert Lee Burnett reversed by Supreme CtMURDERS - Farris. Billy RGeronimo Villanueva kil ls Farris. them commits suicideMURDERS - Floyd. Randal l W JrFloyd killed. wife hurt by burglar in their Ft Smith homeFloyd's wife, son. another youth chgd in slayingMurder for profit alleged in slayhing of Fort Smith manComplicated plot carried out in sl aying, police sayJackie Lea Floyd. Earl Ray Neighbors held in slayingStormy Durann Floyd, David Jefferson Morgan held in murderSlaying was 4th attempt to collect insurance. pol ice testifyDavid Jeff Morgan, Jackie Floyd, Earl Neighbors plead guiltyStormy Floyd pleads guilty in father 's slayingMURDERS - Ford, Gl adysDavid Lee Starr loses appeal of his death sentenceMURDERS - Fowler. DustyCarlton Keith Goldsmith chgd with murder in death of 2-yr-oldCarlton Keith Goldsmith gets 40-yr sentence in death of boyMURDERS - Gazaway , Mary AltaJoseph Lewis Settle.moir chgd in death of great-grandmotherMrs Gaz away was killed with bow and arrowMURDERS - Goble. RickyMurder trial of Marsha Goble beginsMURDERS - Gomez , SueRobert Lee Williford Jr faces capital chg in arson deathRobert Lee Williford pleads innocent to murder chargeRobert Lee Williford Jr convicted of killing Sue GomezMURDERS - Green. NannettePolice believe Russell Green kil led wife and himselfMURDERS - Hamilton, Bonniesee Murders - Hignight. LorettaMURDERS - Harding, DellaBody of woman found near bridge at NewarkProbe of death gets top priority of sheriff 's officeEvidence of abduction. break-in foundMURDERS - Hendrickson. OrinHoward Vagi loses bid to reduce life termMURDERS - Henry. Don GeorgeParents of Larry Ives. Don Henry conducting death probeTrain struck, killed Ives and Henry in Saline Co last yearFathers of Larry Ives, Don Henry get state evidence on deathsTwo doctors doubt Ives and Henry unconscious from marijuanaProsecutor calls hearing in deaths of Henry and IvesFriends of Ives and Henry subpoenaed for special hearingProsecutor convinced Ives, Henry deaths not accidentalTestimony made public in hearing on deaths of Henry. IvesNew details revealed in deaths of Don Henry. Larry IvesStory of deaths of Ives and Henry unfolding at hearingMedical Examiner Fahmy Malak testifies in Ives-Henry caseInquiry into deaths of Henry, Ives youths endMystery of deaths of Larry Ives. Don Henry haunt communityDeputy prosecutor disagrees with Malak in Henry-Ives deathsSearch for answers in Henry-Ives ca.se returns to death site05/10/-88 AOS 504/-05/-88 AOS 203/-17/-88 A14 503/19/88 A1 2 103/-19/88 A1 2 104/04/-88 AO 1 204/-04/-88 A0 6 104/04/88 A0 6 108/-06/-88 A20 109/-02/88 B03 209/-03/-88 B04 511/-08/-88 B02 105/-05/-88 All 112/-02/-88 B1 2 107/-21/-88 A13 107/21/88 A13 101/-29/88 AlO 508/-23/-88 B06 308/-30/:88 BOl 211/18/88 B04 401/18/88 A06 606/19/88 B02 506/-20/88 A07 506/21/-88 Al 0 410/04/88 B03 102/09/-88 AOl 502/09/88 AOl 502/-1(}/88 AOl 202/-11/-88 A09 202/12/88 Al3 102/13/-88 A09 202/-18/-88 A07 102/19/88 AOl 202/20/-88 AOl 202/-22/-88 AO l 202/-23/-88 AOl 302/-24/88 AO ! 202/-24/-88 AO l 202/-27/-88 AO l 202/2&/88 A0 1 2171

ARKANSAS GAZET.rE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLStained cloth found near site of deaths of Ives and Henry 03/01/88 AOS 5Cloth found at Henry- Ives death scene to be tested out of Ark 03/02/88 A09 1Dispute remains on drug test used in Henry- Ives case 03/04/88 A07 2Dr Fahmy Malak faulted for ruling in Henry-Ives deaths 03/08/88 AOl 2Exhumation of body of Henry and Ives sought by parents 03/17/88 A0 9 5Texas doctor disagrees with Crime Lab on Henry, Ives deaths 03/18/88 A09 6Judge approves exhumation of body of Ives 03/19/88 A09 1Judge signs order allCIW'ing exhumation of body of Henry 03/24/88 A14 5Bodies of Larry Kevin Ives, Don George Henry exhumed 04/06/88 A09 2Pathologist says Henry and Ives not in marijuana sleep 04/07/88 AOl 5Grand Jury to probe deaths of Henry and Ives on railroad 04/27/88 A0 9 2Grand Jury convenes in deaths of Henry and Ives 04/28/88 A09 1Grand Jury in Henry, Ives deaths hears testimony of Dr Malak 05/04/88 A0 9 5Saline Co officers testify to Grand Jury in Ives, Henry case 05/05/88 D06 5Train may not have caused some inj uries to Henry and Ives 05/13/88 AO l 2Gag order imposed in probe of Henry and Ives deaths 05/17/88 AO S 6Betsey Wright, 2 pathol ogists to testify in Ives, Henry case 05/25/88 A0 8 5Grand Jury concludes probable homicide in Henry. Ives deaths 05/26/88 AOl 2Prosecutor says Grand Jury meant murder in Hale, Ives deaths 05/27/88 AOl 2State Police, FBI to investigate Henry. Ives deaths05/28/88 A09 1Pathologist to testify 2nd time in Henry. Ives deaths 06/03/88 A0 9 5Pathologist testifies on deaths of Henry and Ives06/10/88 A20 5Grand Jury hearing testimony in Henry-Ives case06/22/88 All 1Drug chgs filed against witness in Henry, Ives death case 06/ 26/88 Al5 1Another witness in probe of Henry , Ives case arrested06/29/88 A13 1Third person chgd after talk with Henry, Ives Grand Jury 07/01/88 Al l 1Fourth witness before Henry. Ives Grand Jury arrested 07/07/88 A15 1Families of Kevin Ives, Don Henry offer $10, 000 reward08/31/88 BOl 5Saline Grand Jury told to make progress in Ives, Henry case 09/04/88 B02 5Jury to release pathologist testimony in Henry, Ives case 09/09/88 BOS 2Grand Jury says deaths of Henry and Ives were homicides 09/10/88 AO l 2Saline Grand Jury spent $11, 000 in probe of Henry, Ives case 09/17/88 BOl 6Photos show other wounds on Henry and Ives09/21/88 BOl 5Anonymous lr sent to TV station details death of Henry , Ives 09/29/88 B02 3Linda Ives endorses Repub opponent of Sheriff James Steed 10/12/88 B0 1 2Mother of Kevin Ives pleased with national TV program10/-13/88 B06 3Pathology rept says Larry Ives possibly struck with rifle 10/18/88 B02 5Saline Co Sheriff James Steed critical of Fahmy Malak10/27/88 BOl 2Credentials of Dr Joseph Burton attacked by Ark Sheriffs Assn 10/28/88 B04 1Dr Joseph Burton de scribed as expert witness for hire10/28/88 B04 1Prosecutor predicts arrest in deaths11/19/88 BOl 1Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak testifies before Grand Jury 12/03/88 A14 1Grand Jury will indict no one. may issue perjury counts 12/22/88 BOl 2Grand Jury rept fails to say who killed Henry and Ives12/29/88 AOl 2Grand Jury report lacking in deta .ils12/30/88 BOl 3Dr Fahmy Malak changed testimony to jury, leaked report says 12/31/88 BOl 2Leaked Grand Jury transcript may have broken laws12/31/88 BOl 2MURDERS - Hickman, Larry Toddsee Hickman, Larry ToddMURDERS - Hignight. LorettaLoretta Hignight,

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMarc Devasher said he made sure people meet the RaptureMarc Stephen Devasher ruled unfit to stand trialCourt rul es Marc Davasher unfit to stand trialMURDERS - Horne, Phillip DonMurder-suicide suspected in death of Mr and Mrs HorneMURDERS - Howell, Macksee also TrialsMURDERS - Hubbard, Maxwell Paula DeeRichard Hubbard chgd in shooting of ex-wifeMURDERS - Hurst, FrankJames Edward Hurst gets life term in slaying of fatherMURDERS - Hutchins, Brandy DawnClarksville girl found slain in house bearing satanic symbolsAuthorities say they have suspects in slaying caseJamie Hamrick offered home to Hutchins, doubt s satanismSheriff Eddie King believes devil worship involved in deathJamie Hamrick relates conversations with Miss HutchinsMURDERS - James, Haz elAuthorities decide 1986 death was a slayingEarnest Green chgd in 1986 slayingErnest Green says he will kill again if releasedMURDERS - Johnson, WilliamBilly and Greg Johnson and Thomas A Griffin shot to deathTravis Coomes involved in shooting spreeSecond gun sought in shooting deathsPolice find 2nd gun believed used in slayingsMURDERS - Jones, Bryant WBodies of Dr and Mrs Bryant W Jones found in Paragould homeDr Jones had given up Florida license in 1981 investigationPolice seek person seen near slaying siteConspiracy chg filed against three in death of Mrs JonesDonald Lee and Carolyn Marie Edwards chgd with conspiracySharon Kay Edwards chgd with conspiracy in death caseMURDERS - Joyce. JoeGov Clinton sets execution date for Mark Edward GardnerMURDERS - Kisner, Denny DArthur Glen Littell wants Kisner family to forgive himMURDERS - Kisner, Kenny DGerri Kisner gains support for keeping son' s killer in prisonParole sought by convicted slayer Arthur Glen LittellMURDERS - Klein, Robert WAffidavit says condemned man did not kill officer KleinMichael Anthony Cox says he, not Stephen Hill, killed KleinMURDERS - Lafoon, ThomasConviction of Sterling Timothy Mullins overturnedMURDERS - Lehman, Donald HDarryl V Richley seeks to end appeal of his death sentenceHypnoti.Zed witness brings reversal of death sentences of fourMURDERS - Magnus .. VictorMr and Mrs Magnus found dead in their Mountain Home residenceMURDERS - Markle Familysee Markl e, JohnMURDERS - Mason, Marj orie LDeath Row inmate Barry Lee Fairchild loses bid for retrial09-/-17/88 BO!11/30/88 BO!1 2/07 /88 Bl 212/-29-/88 B0210/05/-88 B0501/27/88 A1 211/14/88 AOl11/15/88 BOl11/15/88 BOl11/15/88 BO!11/15/88 BOl05/17 /88 AOl06/01/88 A1406/17/88 A2009/25/88 A0309/25/88 A0309/28/88 B0209/29/88 BO!12/15/88 B0412/20/88 BO!12/21/88 B0912/31/-88 AO!12/31/88 AO!12/-31/88 AOl09/22/88 All12/07/88 BO!08/21/88 BOl08/21/88 BO!07/02/88 A0 907/-02/88 A0909-/29-/-88 BOS05/-06/88 A1 207/30/-88 A1307/03/88 A1509/27/88 BO!52326521113566551212522216334414212173

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - McArthur. AliceMary Lee Orsini received fair trial . magistrate rul esMURDERS - McCoy. Maximillion EBodies of Maximillion McCoy and Bianca Acquirya Tirado foundMary Delois Williams arrested in deaths of childrenPolice arrest Barbara McCoy. mother of slain childrenSlayings baffle neighbors of Barbara McCoyBond denied for mother. friend, charged in deathsAutopsy finding released in deaths of two childrenMURDERS - McKaskle, KeithBenton resident stabbed to deathRonald Shane Smith arrested in stabbing deathAttorney says Ronald Shane Smith present at slayingMURDERS - Morvant, TelesphoreAngela Lassetter, Donnie Ogletree accused of sl aying MorvantBody of Morvant found in pond near Fairfield BayAngela June Lasseter ruled incompetent to stand trialDonnie Lee Ogletree gets 30-yr termMURDERS - Nichol s, CredellNichols kil led, three wounded at residence in LRBilly Roy Scott chgd in slayingMURDERS - Noble, WesleyResentensing trial of Edward Charles Pickens beginsCharles Pickens sentenced to death for third timeMURDERS - Noblitt, Lawrence RayConway policeman gunned dawn while checking suspicious truckSearch under way for Kenneth ClementsSlain officer highly respected in communityFifty officers continue search for suspect in killingSlaying suspect Kenneth Ray Clements caught in Jacksonvil lePolice believe Kenneth Clements linked to drug lab in ConwayFuneral for Noblitt draws about 1.000 personsCapture of Clements ends f ea in Faulkner CountyKenneth Ray Clements arraigned. pleads innocentOfficer R L McMillen chgd as accomplice to capital murderMURDERS - O'Rourke. FrancisDeath sentence for Michael O'Rourke upheld by Ark Supreme CtExecution date set for Michael Robert O'RourkeMichael O'Rourke changes mind, appeals his death sentenceMichael O'Rourke gets reprieve for appeal of death sentenceMURDERS - Olden. KennethTwo youthful suspects sought in slaying at SaratogaSearch on for suspects accused in murder spreeTwo suspects arrested in slayings in Ark and TexasTwo arrested in case are freed after polygraph testsMURDERS - Owens, GlendaSylvester Farver admits shooting his wife after argumentHusband Sylvester Farver chgd in slaying of reporterMURDERS - Palmer. LizMark Ullrich apparently killed himself after convictionMURDERS - Pearson., Billy EugeneFour juveniles held in death of PearsonTimothy Andrew Curtis. 14, faces murder chgAndy Curtis. 14, found guilty, gets 20-yr prison term09/-20/-88 B04 107/05/88 AlO 307 /05/-88 Al 0 307/05/-88 Al 0 307/06/88 AO l 207/07/88 A0 9 407/08/88 A07 511/11/88 B06 211/-12/-88 B01 511/16/-88 BOl 504/-26/88 A0 8 104/-28/-88 Al 0 406/01/-88 A14 509/01/88 B06 410/-16/88 B04 610/-17/88 B02 112/08/-88 BOS 112/-14/88 BOl 211/08/88 AO ! 211/-09/-88 AO l 211/09/88 AO l 211/10/88 BOl 211/11/-88 AO! 411/-11/-88 BOl 611/11/-88 B16 111/-13/88 BO l 511/-15/88 BOl 112/-22/88 AOl 203/15/88 A09 604/21/88 A16 405/17/88 A0 6 505/18/88 A08 503/09/88 A15 103/-10/-88 A07 103/11/88 A14 103/ 12/-88 AO? 404/01/-88 AOl 204/02/-88 A0 7 308/-1 2/-88 AO l 202/-10/-88 A08 302/20/88 Al 0 506/04/-88 A0 1 2174

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMURDERS - Perrigen, James LBody found tied to tree in Faulkner CountyIsrael Credit chgd with slayingMurder count against Israel Credit withdrawnMURDERS - Pierce, WilliamGeorge Justin Solids goes on trial in slaying caseGeorge J Solida gets 20 yrs in slayingLisa Jean Pierce says she hindered arrest of killerLisa Jane Pierce gets 6 yrs for hindering arrest of killerMURDERS - Pisto, David LyleGrady Lynn Smallwood chgd in death of PistoMURDERS - Potter, DaveBenny Hughes chgd with capital murderMURDERS - Powell, Russell KellyFamily of Powell angry at prison handling of Patrick Quinn JrPatrick Quinn Jr to have first parole hearing this weekPatrick Quinn Jr works at Governor 's Mansion in LRAunt of Powell says Patrick Quinn Jr doesn't deseriTe paroleParole denied Patrick Quinn JrAppeals Ct overturns prison sentence of Patrick Joseph QuinnJudge refuses to alter term of Patrick Quinn JrMURDERS - Price FamilyFate of Thomas Winfred Simmons to be decided this weekSimmons convicted in slayings of Larry and Jawana PriceVictims of Simmons include Ray Tate and Holly GentryUS Supreme Ct clears way for execution of Thomas W SimmonsState officials prepared to carry out execution of SimmonsFe deral judge rules state can set date for Simmons executionFederal judge halts execution of Thomas W SimmonsStay of execution granted Thomas Winford SimmonsMURDERS - Radford, ElizabethJimmy Lowe kills Elizabeth and Carolyn Radford and himselfMURDERS - Ray, Christopher LeeBody of West Helena student found in grave in forestMURDERS - Reeder, Carl LouisRaymond Gene Stahl chgd in slaying of Reeder at ConwayMURDERS - Robertson, Bobbie JeanGov Bill Clinton sets execution date for Marion Albert PruettMarion Albert Pruett gets stay of executionMURDERS - Rogers, David EarlClifford J Lambert gets 70-yr term in slashing deathStacy M Ballew gets 50-yr term, $5,000 fine in slayingMURDERS - Rogers, Melvin DennisTruck driver killed, 2 hurt in robbery at West Memphis storeFather listened on phone as Rogers was killedFour from Memphis arrested in slaying of RogersMURDERS - Roselle, RobinDrug link suspected in slaying of RoselleMURDERS - Ross, KarenClerk shot to death in Hope convenience storePhil Ross describes fear felt by wife on night she was slainPolice chg Kirt Wainright. Dennis Leeper, Andrew P WoodsKirt Wainright says he is member of LA-based gang, the BloodsMURDERS - Schmidt, Betty04/-28/-88 A09 507/08/88 All 311/-05-/-88 02 204/-26/-88 A0 8 104/27/88 A1 6 406/16/88 A13 106/2CJ/-88 Al l 107/13-/-88 Al 2 112/30/88 BOB 103/2CJ/88 AO l 203/29/88 AOl 203/2CJ/88 AOl 203/31/88 Al 2 104/02/88 AOl 606/17/88 A21 109/24/88 B03 104/17/88 AO l 204/17/88 AO l 204/17/88 AOl 204/-19/88 AO l 204/-24/88 AOl 505/24/88 A05 505/-25/-88 A09 509/15/88 B03 111/-19/88 BOl 606/16/88 A20 107/01/-88 Al l 103/10/88 A0 4 404/-05-/-88 A0 8 103/16/88 All 405/13/-88 A0 8 502/03/88 AOl 202/04/-88 A09 302/-05/88 A09 212/15/88 B06 307/2/88 Al9 208/02/88 AO ! 308/02/88 AOl 408-/04/-88 AOl 2175

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLPolice believe Herman Schmidt killed wife, then himselfMURDERS - Schrader FamilyAccount of slaying of 3 family members at Hot Sprin.gs homeSlaying victims of Tommy Schrader listedSchraders described as close-knit family, good neighborsThomas Schrader dies in hospital of self-inflicted gunshotTommy Schrader reportedly received psychiatric treatmentDoctors say Tommy Schrader may have begun firing on impulsePolice reconstruct events in Schrader slayingsTests indicate Tommy Schrader not intoxicatedFuneral services set for father and two sonsMURDERS - Shavies, AndreShavies and David Davis found shot to death at Pine BluffMURDERS - Sherman, Samuel TThomas K Taylor gets 40-yrs in stabbing death of ShermanMURDERS - Simmons Familysee Simmons Family MurdersMURDERS - Simmons, Roosevelt JrBobby Darrell Tillman gets 40-yr term in slayingMURDERS - Slater, FrederickJames Lee Thomas arrested in shootingYouth killed by bullet fired into crowd watching fightMURDERS - Smith, BarbaraKirt D Wainright chgd in killing of Barbara Smith at PrescottMURDERS - Smith, Roy JrDovie L Woods held in shooting of SmithMURDERS - Spears, Jitnmy LFreddie Jo Nomey arrested in Louisiana as slaying suspectFreddie Joe Nomey faces capital murder chargeFreddie Joe Nomey pleads guilty. bets life without paroleFreddy Joe Nomey 's hatred for ex-wife led to sl aying at LRAtty for Vonzell Johnson Jr says Nomey made up storyMURDERS - Starling. ShirleyBobby Joe Starl ing chgd with killing his wifeMURDERS - Stewart. Brenda SueCoroner requests 2nd opinion on death of Mrs Stewart last yrStewart death still being investigated as a homicideDallas pathologist confirms Malak ruling of suicideMURDERS - Stumpp, WilliamArk Supreme Ct denies stay of execution for Wayne SnellMURDERS - Surrett. Karen SueKaren Sue Surrett found shot to death in LR streetMurder investigation going slc:rwlyMURDERS - Taylor, RoyTaylor found shot to death in residence at NLRReward offered in slaying caseDebra Taylor. Martin Henry Price held in slayingWife of victim free on bondCharge against Debra Taylor upgraded to capital murderWife increased life insurance. plotted killing, officer saysMURDERS - Thornton. BettyThird trial for Scotty Scott kept in abeyance by illnessScotty Scott still too ill for trial . atty tells judgeHearing on health of Scotty Scott postponed09/22/88 BOl 202/07/88 AO l 502/07/88 AOl 502/08/88 AOl02/08/88 AOl 602/08/88 AOl 602/08/88 A08 102/09/88 AOl 502/10/88 A0 8 102/10/88 A14 309/28/-88 B03 301/16/-88 Al 0 509/09/88 B06 304/-27/88 A09 304/27/88 A09 308/05/88 Al l 609/28/88 B03 504/11/88 A05 205/27/88 A23 105/28/88 A09 306/20/88 A05 111/-18/-88 B04 107/10/-88 B04 503/04/-88 Al 9 103/04/88 Al 9 105/14/88 A14 211/02/88 B02 301/13/88 A13 101/18/88 A09 410/-23/88 A16 511/02/88 B04 511/11/88 BOl 211/12/-88 A09 211/-17/88 BOl 211/-22/-88 B02 403/12/88 A13 406/-14/-88 A07 207/19/88 A0 9 1176

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLThird trial set for Scotty Scott in 1981 deathScotty Scott has been seen at auto races and barScotty Scott to go on trial 3rd time if health permitsAgreement made not to re-try Scotty Scott until next yearMURDERS - Tittle. RayJoe Crawley chgd in slaying of his father-in-lawMURDERS - Townsend FamilyRonald Ward to seek dismissal of murder chargesWard attys seek his release. delay in retrialFamily of slaying victim Chris Simmons finally at peaceRonald Ward to face second jury in 1985 slayingsTwo jurors chosen for trial of Ronald WardThree jurors selected for Ward trialJury with 4 blacks hearing testimony in Ronald Ward trialFour witnesses questioned as state begins retrial of WardDeath scene described in Ronald Ward trialWitness places Ronald Ward in vicinity of murder sceneSpecialist testifies 18 prints at murder scene are Ward'sRetrial of Ronald Ward nears endJury deliberates seven hours. takes overnight recessRonald Ward convicted again. gets life without paroleMinister starts legal defense fund for Ronald WardMURDERS - Travis. Amanda Kay LynnJohn Howard Travis chgd in rape. murder of stepdaughter. 5 moMURDERS - Turner. Shirley DeniseSuspect Ricky Hogan takes his lifeMURDERS - Vega. Lisa RoseAccount of slaying of Vega, Paul Blackwood. Bernie McKnightSlayings in Mississippi County believed drug-relatedLisa Vega has long history of drug associations, officers sayWilliam Roy Bennett Jr chgd in slayingsRoy Bennett has been held eight weeks without chargesMURDERS - Wakefield. Leonard RichardWakefield killed while allegedly robbing storeShooting by store owner termed justifiedMURDERS - Warren. Harley V JrRichard Alan Davis gets life without parole in sl ayingMURDERS - Warren, James JWilliam Frank Parker wants to be executed as soon as possibleWilliam Frank. Parker atop waiting list on Death RowExecution of William Frank Parker stayed by Ark Supreme CourtJudge reverses judgment against city of Rogers in caseMURDERS - Watkins, Sherry LynnJames Roy Watkins chgd in beating death of his wifeMURDERS - Watts. Debbie VeniseConvictions of Jimmy and Johnny Scherrer affirmedMURDERS - Wells. ReubenHomicide inquiry opens in beating of victim. 82MURDERS - Williams, PashaDr Boyd Hul s gets 20-yr term in slayingMURDERS - Williams. Sandra LynnFather says State Police ignore information about slayingAccount of death recanted by convicted felonMURDERS - Williams, Wanda08/-02/88 A07 608/-07/-88 COl 109/07/88 B02 111/05/88 B04 605/-07/-88 A1 2 401/-14/-88 A18 602/-05/-88 Al l 202/-07/88 AOl 202/-07/-88 AOl 202/-09/88 AOl 302/10/-88 A07 602/-12-/-88 A21 402-/-13/-88 A09 102/-16/-88 A07 502/-17/-88 A09 102/-18/-88 A07 302/-19/-88 A09 602/-20/-88 AOl 202/-21/-88 AOl 502/25/-88 A13 310/-13/-88 B03 207/29/88 A17 104/-26/-88 AOl 204/-26/88 AOl 204/27/88 A09 205/-08/-88 BOS 107/01/88 A09 108/24/-88 B03 108/26/88 B03 103/25/88 A14 506/02/-88 A09 5 .07/11/88 AOl 507/15/88 A09 110/14/88 BOl 209/24/88 B02 301/20/88 A1 3 212/09/88 BOl 202/26/88 A12 611/30/88 A0 9 312/-28/88 BO! 5177

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJeremiah Leggs Jr shot to death along with Wanda WilliamsJohn Henry Williams sought in sl aying of ex-wifeJohn Henry Williams arrestedMURDERS - Wol ff. Patrick WMarine found shot to death on I-30 near MalvernRichard W Surguine chgd with killing MarineRichard A Mullins chgd in shooting of WolffMURDERS - Woodard. WardManslaughter chg filed against Carl Woodard, son of victimMURDERS - Wrappe, AnneLR artist shot to death in BrooklynNY police seek possible accompliceSlain art student memorialized in BrooklynEx-convict Frank DeChirico chgd in BrooklynSuspect was on parole from a manslaughter convictionArticle on murder of Wrappe in New YorkMURDERS - Young. RoyDanny Lee Grandstaff chgd with death of Young at BrinkleyMURDERS - Zachary. EugeneDiane Zachary seeks reduced sentence in 1975 convictionPardon and Parole Bd recommends parole in 1992 for D ZacharyMURDERS, ATTEMPTED - Harkey . John NormanCharles Patterson chgd in attempt to slay John Norman HarkeyCharles Patterson indicted in case involving John N HarkeyCharles Patterson pleads guilty in attempted murderMURDERS, ATTEMPI'ED - Henning. ElizabethGeorge Henry Henning chgd with death plot against wifeMURDERS. ATTEMPTED - Winters. BrendaDr William L Winters accused of scheme against wifeMURPHY OIL CORPChanges in top mgmt announcedFirm to take $61 million loss incurred by Ocean DrillingMurphy loses $61 .1 millionLoss of $6 .4 million reported by firmMURPHY. CHARLES H JRMurphy family on Forbes list of great family fortunesMurphy not impressed with business school graduatesMURPHY. EDNAsee also Mental Health and DisordersMUSEUMSStuttgart Agricultural Museum preserves early history of ArkShiloh Museum at Springdale preserves history of poultryOld State House to spend $2.7 million for permanent exhibitPlantation Agricultural Museum at Scott to reopen next yearDirector of Mid-America Museum resignsMUSHROOMSMushrooms can be delectable or deadlyTips for making mushroom hunting saferList of some edible fungi that grow in ArkMUSICsee also Anarchismsee also Operasee also PeriodicalsBellaire Buffs enj oying success07/01/88 A07 207 /01/88 A07 207/02/88 A09 104/19/88 A07 205/-25/88 A0 9 205/27/88 A25 103/16/88 A15 409/15/88 AO l 209/16/88 A0 8 109/17/88 B05 109/18/-88 BOl 509/19/88 AOl 510/23/88 AO l 301/27/88 A07 205/27/88 A25 105/28/88 A0 8 402/20/88 AlO 402/ 25/88 Al 8 506/08/88 Al 7 412/06/88 B01 204/01/88 A13 101/09/88 C02 501/15/88 C03 501/29/-88 COl 104/28/88 02 311/-14/-88 COl 111/ 14/-88 cos 102/03/88 BOl 204/10/88 FOl 306/16/88 BOl 209/13/88 EOl 111/27/88 B03 109/26/88 EOl 209/26/88 EOl 209/ 26/-88 EO 2 601/03/88 Al 1 1178

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGary P Nunn records latest album at LR studiosArticle on declining number of professional church organistsArticle on harpist Angela Kwan Lu-FoxNLR holds 'Rockin' on the River' concert fund-raiserMusic Festival of Arkansas opens at FayettevilleCartoonist George Fisher is Rackensack musicianRackensack Folklore Society attracts sellouts for concertsArticle on Ted Mullenix 's "Music Mountain Jamboree"David Lynn Jones nominated for CMA awardArkansas River Blues Festival scheduled this weekArkansas River Blues Festival had hot mu sic hot weatherOpera star Barbara Hendricks profiled by Opera NewsJimmy Driftwood 's Barn at Mountain View offers good timeKing Biscuit Blues Festival held at HelenaArkansas College is center of bagpipe music in ArkMU SI CAL INSTRUMENTS01/14/88 BO!01/30/88 BO !03/23/88 bOl05/01/88 BOl06/10/88 B0106/24/88 BOl06/24/88 BOl07/25/88 B0107/27/88 BOl07/29/88 BOl07/31/88 BOl08/31/88 EOl09/28/88 EOl10/0C}/88 BOl10/20/88 EOlStringed instrument collection at Fayetteville may be largest 01/11/88 A09 4Ben Jack owns largest private guitar collection in world 03/21/88 BO l 2NABHOLZ, ROBERT DNamed construction entrepreneur of the year for southwestNADER, RALPHSpeaks at Health and Fitness Expo in LRNARCOTICS07/22/88 COl06/20/-88 AO S12see Alcohol and Drug AbuseNASHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ag13NATIONAL CENTER FOR TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCHsee Toxicological Research, National Center forNATIONAL FORESTSsee Oil and GasNATIONAL GUARDGuard denies Arkansas Peace Center access to recordsPeace Center seeks arrest of Adj Gen James RyanHonduras is training site for 200 from ArkTraining in Honduras draws protest from Ark Peace CenterArkansas Army Natl Guard getting new unitArmy National Guard getting new battalionNATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD (US)see also Arkansas Enterprises for the Blindsee also LaborNATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTYsee also Vigilance Fl4NATIONAL TUBE COPlans for steel mill at Pine Bluff put on holdNATIONAL WIRE FAB RIC CORPUnion members picketing plant at Star CityNATURAL AREASsee Wilderness and Natural AreasNATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CORPEdward D Jones, Natural Resources agree to pay $15 millionLimited partnerships were bought by 31.800 in oil, gas firmNeither Natural Resources nor Jones admitted to fraudNEEKOSA PAPERS INCsee also Libel and Slander42224221121222105/25/88 All 405/28/88 A1 2 506/-03/88 All 106/-03/88 All 10&/27 /88 BOl 611/-01/-88 B02 501/-23/88 C02 508/31/88 COl 510/21/88 AO l 510/21/-88 AOl 510/21/-88 AOl 5179

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNEFCO FINANCIAL SERVICESsee Stocks and BondsNEIGHBORS. EARL RAYsee also - Murders - Floyd, Randal l W JrNELSON. ARLA REEDRetired managing editor of Arkansas Gaz ette dies at 76NEL SON, KNOXsee also Colleges Ap8see also Educ Dl3see also Medicine and Health 028see also Politics F17see also Poor Jy21see also Prisons 020 025NELSON, SHEFFIELDsee also Economic Development Ap3see also Governor (Ark) Mr13Resigning fran AIDC, considering 1990 race for governorNEVADA COUNTYAuditors question several purchases by countyNEV ADA COUNTY HOSPITALsee Medicine and HealthNEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Basketballsee Education Ja5 Ap 16NEWLY WEDS FOODSFirm to open plant at SpringdaleNEWPORTsee also FiresNEW SCitations below are to summaries of maj or state news01/03/-COS/ 1 01/10/C05/l 01/-17/-COS/1 01/-24/C05/-lOl/-31/C05/-1 02/07/-C05/1 02/14/-COS/l 02-/21/-C05/-l02/28/C05/1 03/06/COS/1 03/13/COS/1 03/20/COS/103/ 27/COS/1Nrl-l SPAPERSsee also Contestssee also Journalismsee also TrespassBlacks explain suit against Gazette alleging race biasArkansas State Press soldArkansas Gazette denies race bias chargeArkansas Gazette names Walker Lundy editorSome press members accept freebies, tooEx-worker wins suit against Arkansas GazetteCarrick H Patterson leaves Arkansas Gazette postArkansas Gazette wins first in 6 categories in state contestArkansas Press Women awards madeArkansas Gazette editorial page managed by Walter LundyArkansas Gaz ette adding three local sections to Sunday edArkansas Gazette ordered to rehire John MorganArkansas Democrat picketed by blacksCountry papers struggling to surviveBlacks to suspend picketing of Arkansas DemocratArkansas Gazette wins top awards in Better Newspaper Contest11/07/88 AO l 212/-10/-88 B03 503/-12/88 A09 104/-26/88 cot 201/-01/-88 C02 501/03/88 BOS 101/12/88 C03 101/-14/88 AO l 402/-2{}/-88 Al l 103/-26/88 Al 0 504/-22/-88 COl 204/24/-88 B03 104/-27 /88 Al 6 205/08/88 FOl 105/22/-88 BOl 205/25/88 AlO 306/05/-88 B06 106/-1 2/-88 C06 306/-28/88 A0 2 207/-17/88 BOl 2180

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLList of winners in Better Newspaper ContestSheridan Headlight seeks protection of bankruptcy courtArkansas Gazette battle with Arkansas Democrat to continueArkansas Gazette slashes subscription priceArkansas Gazette to add Hot Springs section to paperBenton County Daily Democrat ch ange s its name to Daily RecordVeteran Arkansas Gazette reporter George Bentley retiresArkansas Democrat joins Detroit joint operating debateThe Gannett Co challenges Arkansas Democrat in Detroit briefJustice Dept does not obj ect to Arkansas Democrat filingArkansas Democrat rej ects price cuts in newspaper warJohn M Hanchette apptd managing ed/-news at Arkansas Gaz etteArkansas Gazette expands zoned sectionsArkansas Gazette improvements listed by Walker LundySugge sted guidelines for giving an interview to a reporterArkansas Gazette honored in Best of Gannett competitionArkansas Gazette sports dept change s announcedArkansas Gazette names James Hopkins business editorAudited figures shc::M gains by Arkansas Gazette and DemocratArkansas Gazette wins top awards in advertisingArkansas Gazette gives background of its editorial staffBlack boycott against Arkansas Democrat endsArkansas Gazette skips 'off-record' gathering with ClintonJohn Brummett discusses journalistic ethics issueSouth Arkansas Accent publ ished by Ovid GoodeNEWTON COUNTYConvicted judge Alton Campbell faces wife in Repub primaryAppeals ruling opens way for removal of Judge Alton CampbellCounty Judge Alton Campbell to retireNICARAGUA07/17/-88 BOl 208/10/-88 Al 2 308-/10/88 C01 308/-14/88 AOl 508/-20/-88 COl 208/30/88 B03 109/-01/-88 B01 209/02/-88 COl 209/03/88 COl 209/08/88 COl 209/14/88 COl 109/14/88 COl 209/-25/88 FOl 510-/-0 2/-88 C03 110/09/88 C03 110/18/-88 B02 110/26/88 DOl 210/-30/88 F01 511/05/88 COl 311/-06/88 Al 4 311/-13/-88 C03 1ll/22/88 C01 112/-01/-88 BOl 112/-04/-88 A03 112/-12/-88 BO 1 101/06/88 Al 7 205/04/88 Al 0 105/-19/-88 Al9 1see also Alc.ohol and Drug Abusesee also Development Finance Agency (Ark)NICHOLS, CREDELLsee also Murders - Nichol s, CredellNICHOL S, LARRYsee also Development Finance Authority (Ark)NIGHTCLUBSsee Bars and NightclubsNIGHTFL YINGsee PeriodicalsNIXON, LARRYWinningest fisherman moves back to Bee BranchNOBLE, KERRY07 /10/88 D13 3see also Vigilance GroupsNOBLE, WESLEYsee also Murders - Noble, WesleyNOBLITT, LAWRENCE RAYsee also Murders - Noblitt, Lawrence RayNOISEsee also AviationNOMEY, FREDDIE JOEsee also Murders - Spears, Jimmy LNOONER, LINDASupreme Ct refuses appeal of criminal conspiracy conviction 05/-26/-88 A1 2 1181

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLParole denied by Pardons and Parole BoardNORTH AMERICAN REEL COFirm to open plant at HopeNORTH CROSSETTsee al.so WeatherNORTH LITTLE ROCKsee al.so Artsee al.so Electric Powersee also Firemensee also Floodssee also Housingsee also Metropolitan Areassee also Parkssee also Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous Materialssee also VandalismTerry Hartwick turns tables on pension plan criticismMayor Terry Hartwick bills city for personal calls from autoPatrick Hays takes exception to Hartwick remark on pensionsTerry Hartwick seeks support of blacks in re-election bidCharge made that Patrick Hays aide Mark Johnson is racistMayor Terry Hartwick attracts media attentionTerry Hartwick comments on remark on racism made by supporterRacial issue inj ected in campaign for mayorRundOW"n neighborhood on Chiquito cries out for attentionArticle on background of Terry Hartwick. Patrick Henry HaysMayoral candidates Terry Hartwick. Patrick Hays debateTerry Hartwick returns excess donation from labor groupMother love. 'freebie' trip come up during mayor campaignPolice find no imbibers at Patrick Hays' officeTerry Hartwick lists campaign donationsPatrick Hays obj ects to water policyTerry Hartwick takes credit for hiring black workersBacker of Hays irate because his name on Hartwick donor listPatrick Hays repts contributions to his campaign for mayorPatrick Hays says his campaign supporters harassedTerry Hartwick. Pat Hays joust on radio talk programArticle on mayoral, aldermanic racesMayor Terry Hartwick notes efforts to aid neighborhoodsPatrick Henry Hays defeats Terry Hartwick for mayor's officeOnly one incumbent council member survives primary voteArticle on defeat of Mayor Terry Hartwick by Patrick HaysSeveral officials have long term remaining as 'lame ducks 'Primary election results, by wardPatrick Hays says volunteers could reopen swimming poolMayor Terry Hartwick tells his staff to cooperate with HaysCity purchase of bulldozer creates controversyBulldozer purchase was possible violationReturn bulldozer, two NLR aldermen suggestMayor Terry Hartwick lists campaign donations. expensesCity paves church lots, private drivewaysFree paving of church lots not unusual. Mayor Hartwick saysCity paving of church lots to be investigatedTerry Hartwick not first mayor to pave church parking lotsParks Supt J D Jones accused of misuse of city property12/24/88 BOl 508/30/-88 COl 501/22/88 Al 1 201/23/88 AOl 201/25/88 AO? 401/27/88 A1 2 501/28/88 All 101/28/88 A15 101/29/88 All 502/07/88 A09 102/ 10/-88 AO? 202/ 14/88 B03 102/19/88 A09 202/22/88 A09 402/25/88 Al 9 103/01/88 A06 503/02/88 AO S 103/02/88 A1 5 503/02/88 Al6 503/03/88 Al5 403/04/-88 Al 4 103/04/-88 A14 403/05/88 Al l 103/06/88 J12 103/08/88 A08 103/-09/88 AOl 203/09/88 AO? 403/10/88 AOl 303/11/-88 Al3 103/12/88 Al3 103/-18/-88 Al 2 103/18/88 Al2 304/-01/88 A15 104/-05/-88 A08 304/06/88 AlO 404/09/88 AlO 106/-04/-88 A09 106/-07/88 All 506/08/88 A09 106/-12/88 B02 106/14/-88 AO? 6182

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLProbe to be made of paving of church parking lots06/14/88 A07Paving at churches indefensible, city atty Jim HBlllilton says 06/18/-88 AlOProsecutors begin review of allegations about Parks Dept 06/21/-88 AO?Parks Dept employee assigned to garbage truck after complaint 06/2S/88 A1 2Woman wins suit against city over firing from animal shelter 07/07/88 A09Allen Marshall, Street Dept crew leader found dead07/19/88 AO?Terry Hartwick says Allan Marshall upset over reports07/1'>/88 A07Mayor Hartwick says Allen Marshall had not acted improperly 07/20/-88 Al4Mayor Hartwick reimburses Street Dept for paving church lot 08/-03/88 AlOPatrick Henry Hays bypasses Mayor Hartwick on pool opening 08/26/88 B02Aldermen vote to pave wrong road08/30/-88 AOlMayor Terry Hartwick bl ocks paving of road08/31/-88 B04Council reverses vote to pave Tolbert Loop Road09/-13/-88 B02City paid more than appraised value for some properties 09/-19/88 AOlJohn Toland paid more than appraiser said his land worth 09/-2{}/88 BOlMayor Terry Hartwick to switch to Republican Party09/30/-88 B03City paid 14 property owners more than appraised for land 10/01/88 B03Lightning strikes as Terry Hartwick remarks on change to GOP 10/-01/88 BOSCity pays off its Grand Gul f obligations10/-02/88 B07Sparks fly at City Council meeting10/-11/-88 B02Aldermen still to get pensions despite vote11/02/88 BOlTwo independents oppose incumbents for city council seats 11/03/88 B0 3Terry Hartwick makes sure secretary has job after he is gone 11/06/88 Al 9Two outgoing officials plan $2,347 convention tripll/-2S/-88 BO lMayor-elect Patrick Hays wants to hire city engineer12/02/88 Bl 0Interview with Mayor-elect Patrick Hays12/04/88 cosBus plans put Electric Dept $1. 8 million in red12/-lS/-88 B09Terry Hartwick to return to job with Haverty Furniture12/22/-88 B02Terry Hartwick wishes he had emulated Bush' s negative race 12/-27/88 B03NORTH LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Athletics N6see Educationsee King. Martin Luther JrNORTHWEST VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOLsee Trade SchoolsNUCLEAR RIDULATORY COMMI SSION (US)see also Electric PowerNUCOR CORPSteel plant at Blytheville begins operationsYamato-Nucor plant booked up, working on next yearNUDISM AND NUDITYNudity law at Springdale brings clash with ACLUSpringdale law attempts to keep bo soms covered at clubSuit filed to bar Springdale from enforcing banInj unction bars enforcement of Springdale law on nudityNUNN, WALTERsee also Books and Writingsee also Rose Publishing CoNURSINGsee Education D17see MedicineNURSING HOME ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee Legislature (Ark)see Nursing Homes6s1s111151214225341161141116107/0S/88 A09 109/-16/88 COl 410/20/88 BOl 210/-20/88 BOl 210/26/88 BOS 611/04/88 B02 S183

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLNURS ING HOMESJudge rules 4 NE Ark homes can expand despite moratoriumAIDS nursing home. research center planned for SE Miller CoPermit for Quad Care Center impossible. state officials sayQuad Care and Research Center would be first for AIDS careAIDS facility in Miller County would employ 300Conflicting opinions given on proposed AIDS nursing homeForeclosure under way on AIDS center land in Miller CountyMiller Co land sought for AIDS nursing home has been soldAtty Gen Steve Clark reports 'horrifying' nursing careSteve Clark placed staff members in homes to conduct probeSummary of findings by members of Atty General staffGov Bill Clinton comments on investigation by Atty GeneralMost homes provide good care, Gov Bill Clinton believesDoctors Nursing Center says it was investigated by ClarkSupervisors told of violations, Steve Clark assertsPolitical or not. Steve Clark inquiry has potentialSuggestions for choosing a nursing homeHearing told of rodents. report of rapesSteve Clark stresses that Ark has many fine nursing homesNursing home owner Joe K McCarty sees politics in probeShocking report on nursing homes (ed)State files on 4 homes investigated by Atty Gen releasedVan Buren Nursing Center, Country Inn Nursing Home checkedRollins Nursing Home at Cabot does not meet state standardsAttorney General Steve Clark holding round of hearingsHearings bring round of defense. complaints on industryLegacy Lodge at Russellville among homes investigatedOwner of Legacy Lodge says he has nothing to hideState Repr Pat Flanagin critical of Steve Clark' s methodsSteve Clark defends his undercover probe of nursing homesBetty Fowler tells of trauma of placing mother in homeState Senator Mike Kinard sees hope for his defeated billSteve Clark plans to personally inspect some nursing homesSteve Clark proposes truce wtih nursing home industryLegacy Lodge empl oyee says Clark probe needs more substanceSteve Clark predicts nursing homes to rej ect his planNot all nursing homes in Ark make a profitBeverly Enterprises has 36 nursing homes in ArkCriminal chgs against empl oyees. owners may be filledSteve Clark goes on offensive against nursing home industrySteve Clark releases names of 91 homes out of complianceSteve Clark angered. frustrated by nursing homes' responseSteve Clark issue has merit. credibility. columnist saysFormer employee of Country Inn Nursing Center chargedAlleged patient abuse referred to prosecutors by Steve ClarkNursing home group wants compromise with Steve ClarkSuspicious deaths at Southwest Homes in LR being probedSteve Clark keeps heat on (ed)Nursing home airners draft new proposal to give Steve ClarkDoctors Nursing Home not closing despite bankruptcy petitionHome owners reach agreement with Steve Clark on changesFormer aide at Crossett chgd with striking elderly patientNursing Home Assn gives qualified approval of S Clark' s plan01/07/88 A09 101/13/88 AO! 201/13/-88 AOl 201/13/88 AOl 201/13/88 AO? 101/-14/88 Al 0 101/28/88 Al 0 202/26/88 A1 8 103/20/88 AOl 203/-20/88 AO! 203/20/88 AOl 203/21/88 AOl 203/-21/88 AO! 203/22/88 AOl 503/22/88 AOl 503/2 . 2/88 A05 103/22/88 A06 103/-23/-88 AOl 203/23/-88 AOl 203/23/88 Al 3 203/23/88 A14 103/ 24/88 AO 1 603/-24/88 AOl 603/-24/88 A1 7 103/25/88 AOl 203/25/-88 AOl 203/25/88 Al 0 103/25/88 Al O 103/25/88 Al 0 403/26/88 AOB 203/27/88 BO l 203/27/88 BOl 203/29/88 Al 0 103/31/88 A09 403/31/-88 A1 8 304/-01/88 DlO 404/03/88 AO! 204/03/88 AO 1 304/07/88 AOl s04/-07/-88 AOl 504/-07/-88 A1 2 504/07/88 Al 2 604/-0S/88 A09 104/09-/88 A09 104/12/-88 AOl 504/-12/88 A0 9 104/-13/88 AOS 104/13/88 A16 104/-14/88 A09 504/16/-88 A07 404/17/88 AOl 204/-19/88 AlO 104/20/88 A0 9 2184

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19BBDATEPAGE COLSteve Clark to deal with home OW'ners directly,, not assnArkansas Nursing Home Assn comments on impasse with S ClarkSteve Clark says he has awakened conscience in this stateDoctors Nursing Center to remain open,, reduce patient loadInvestigators share their experiences during undercover probePolitical grandstanding acceptable when aged benefitGov Cl inton cautiously backs new nursing home lawsEx-aide at nursing home arrested on homosexual rape chargeState not notified when 3 patients moved from Oaks facilityAtty Gen Steve Clark declares war on Ark Nursing Home AssnHomes where abuses allegedly occurred listed by Steve ClarkGov Bill Clinton supports change s wanted by Steve ClarkCritical rept on Pleasant Manor negated by state officialsPolitics and nursing homes (ed)Steve Clark may be in drivers seat with nursing home reformsPleasant Manor reapproved for state Medicaid programMedicaid reinstated for Country Inn at BentonCountry Inn,, Doctors allowed to move to new sitesHolland Nursing Center nurse found not to be abusiveNursing Home Assn lists proposals for costly improvementsState has had few penalties to use to force complianceInspection of home by state inspectors describedFormer employee of Country Inn acquitted of battery chgNursing Homes Assn leader blames S Clark for aide shortageSteve Clark responds to criticism of Earnest AllenEx-aide at Jacksonville home accused of assaulting patientInspectors urged to note quality of life in nursing homesFacility for aging federal prisoners studied for LewisvilleState Senator Mike Kinard ready for fight on bills in LegisSummary of provisions of bills Legis will considerGov Clinton joins rally supporting proposed bills in LegisSummary of bills proposed by Steve Clark,, Mike KinardArticle on key persons involved in issue in LegislatureArkansas Nursing Home Assn key contributor to politiciansCompromise clears path for legislation on homes to passSteve Clark got most of bills he wanted passed by LegisBeverly Enterprises listed among worst managed firmsNursing home bills pass Legislature on final dayProvisions of nursing home bill of rights in new lawSome retarded mentally ill residents mu st be movedState mu st raise $5 .6 million to pay for mandated change sProfile of typical nursing home residentSteve Clark refers 6 alleged abuse cases to prosecutorsDeath of Peter Robinson ruled due to natural causesPeter Robinson was beaten by another nursing home residentCoroner's Jury may be called to probe death of Peter RobinsonOrderly faces carnal abuse chgs at BentonCoroner 's jury to probe death of Peter RobinsonEx-employee of home at Russellville faces assault chargeCoronor 's jury says Peter Robinson' s death a homicideTony Lee Taylor chgd with sexual abuse of residentGov Bill Clinton opposes changing hospitals to nursing homesState Office of Long Term Care seeks larger budgetAtty Gen Steve Clark reports 'deficiencies ' in some homes04/21/-88 A09 504/-22/88 A13 604/ 23/-88 All 204/24/B8 AlO 404/24/-B8 B04 104/-24/-88 C03 104/-27/BB A0 9 504/-28/B8 A0 9 104/30/-88 A10 105/04/B8 AO l 205/-04/-8B A0 1 205/05/B8 A0 1 505/-06/88 A11 105/-06/-88 A1 B 105/-08/-BB C01 105/-11/8B A10 105/17/B8 A09 505/19/88 Al 2 505/-26/8B A14 405/-27/B8 A13 205/-31/B8 AO l 205/-31/88 A01 406/10/88 A20 106/-24/-BB A15 106/-24/B8 A15 106/-29/88 A14 507/01/B8 All 407/-03/-88 B01 607 /05/-88 A07 207/-05/B8 A07 207/09/-BB A09 307/0

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 19B8DATEPAGE COLSteve Clark describes some patients as living in hellholesAtty Gen Steve Clark softens criticism of one nursing homeNursing homes criticized by Steve Clark make response10/24/8B AO 110/25/88 AO l10/-25/88 AO 1555State Human Services Dept says it did its job on nursing care 10/ 25/88 AO 1 6Human Services Director Walt Patterson critical of S ClarkSteve Clark urges advoctes of elderly to call Gov ClintonSteve Clark vows not to ease pressure for better controlsWalt Patterson denies Human Services regulators laxMark Wayne Winters pleads guilty in sex case10/26/88 BOl10/27/88 B0410/-27/8B B0410/-28/88 BOl11/-04/-88 Al 051155Oak Grove Nursing Home at Conway told to f:ix problems by Ja30 11/-17/-88 B06 1State plan to improve health of patients draws conflict chgsState votes end to moratorium on new nursing home bedsOsceola Nursing Home refused to allow state inspectionHuman Services Dept cannot act on Steve Clark findings aloneSteve Clark asks Gov Clinton to intervene is disputeNational survey finds Ark nursing homes fail on food drinkFailure rates for individual homes sh0111n in listSteve Clark wants Gov Bill Clinton to sign joint lr on homesGeriatric Center says federal govt nursing home guide datedState Atty Gen Steve Clark prepares agenda for 1989 LegisQuality of Care Task Force says $6 million needed for changes11/18/-8B B14ll/-l

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLOATES. WILLIEWinner of Promethean AwardOBSCENITYsee Pornography and ObscenityOBSTETRICSsee BirthsOCWLT SCIENCESHot Springs ruling lets fortune-tellers continue for ncmOGLETREE. DONNIE LEEsee alsoOIL AND GASsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al soMurders - Morvant. TelesphoreCooling and HeatingE:xpl osi vesNatural Resources Management CorpPollutionTaxationCharles H Wixson sentenced in LPG price-fixing convictionState oil producers proj ect smal l profitsOil . gas lease auction set for national forest parcelsRights to leases in Ouachita, Ozark Natl Forest auctionedSenator Dale Bumpers led fight for federal auction of leasesBypassing state utilities to buy gas blocked by orderLPG price-fixing by Mapco Gas and Buckeye Gas allegedFive-year totals on empl oyment. production in Ark oil indusOIL TROUGH SCHOOL DISTRicrsee also Education Ap16OKLAHOMAsee also RiversOLD MILLsee ArtOLD STATE HOUSEOld wellhouse on lawn to be rebuilt in 1994OLDEN. KENNETHsee also Murders - Olden. KennethOLYMPICSEarl Bell is fourth in pole vaultSharon Jewell takes bronze medal in taekwondoOLYMPICS FOR THE HANDICAPPEDsee Special OlympicsONE NATIONAL BANCSHARES. INCsee BanksONE NATIONAL BANKsee BanksOPERAArkansan Susan Dunn wows Chicago opera criticsOPINION POLLSsee Public OpinionOPPORTUNITY LANDS CORPsee Economic Conditions and Trends N6OPTOMETRYOptometrist thrives on offices in mallsORDER. THEsee also Vigilance GroupsORGAN DONORS10/26/-88 EOl 303/16/88 Al 1 101/18/-88 A09 102/03/88 C03 102/10/88 A08 104/19/-88 A07 204/19/88 A07 205/2(}/-88 C02 511/19/88 B01 511/28/88 C01 309/02/88 BOl 209/-29/88 DlO 110/17/88 BOl S02/08/88 BOl 212/-26/-88 COl 2187

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Disease and IllnessORGAN TRANSPLANTS (HUMAN)see Disease and IllnessORGANIZATIONS AND CLUB Ssee also Alcoholic Beveragessee also Creative Anachronism, Society forsee al so Hoo-HooArticle on main civic clubs in ArkBlack girl on Earle School team barred from Forrest City CCForrest City School Bd apologiz es to Earl studentEarl student hurt by refusal at Forrest City Country ClubNo blacks in five country clubs in LR areaForrest City Country Club rules on blacks discussed by coachCapital Club has had open-door police for twenty yearsArticle on intelligence and Mensa membershipForrest City Country Club, high school coach to be suedTeresa Whitfield files bias suit against Forrest City CCWhitfield suit includes Earle and Forrest City School DistsORNDORFF• MICHAEL RAY03/05/88 BOl05/10/88 AOl05/13/88 AOl05/15/-88 AOl06/27/88 AOl07/13/-88 AOl07/17/88 C0307/19/88 BOl08/-21/88 B0809/08/88 BOl09/-08/88 BOl25255212166see also Murders - Lehman, Donald HORPHAN TRAINOrphan Train riders hold reunion at SpringdaleORSINI, MARY LEE10/-09/-88 BOl 6see also Murders - McArthur, AliceOSCEOLA NURSING HOMEsee Nursing HomesOSCEOLA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education D24 D28 D29see FiresOSCEOLA SHOE COMPANY, INCFraud suit filed against firm over manufacture of shoesOTASCO INCBankruptcy reorganization closes all Otasco storesOTTENHEIMER FOUNDATIONPledges $50.000 to University of Arkansas at Little RockOUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY09/3 0/88 C0211/08/88 AOl05/13/88 A08125see Christopher. Georgesee Collegessee Journalismsee Track and FieldOUAQIITA LAKEsee also ForestsOUACHITA NATIONAL FORESTsee Minessee Oil and GasOUACHITA RIVERsee Riverssee also FloodsOUTER SPACEsee Space, OuterOWENS. GLENDAsee also Murders -

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTexas, La police doubt Owens fell into riverOZARKAldermen meet individually with Stephens rep on bond issueOZARK FOLK CENTERsee ParksOZARK HIGHLANDS TRAILsee ParksOZARK NATIONAL FORESTsee Oil and GasP A M TRANSPORTAT ION SERVICES, INCLosses of $402,721 reportedPACKET HOUSEsee Historic BuildingsPALMER, LIZsee also Murders - Palmer, LizPAI.NICK. LAZAR MDiscusses multi-member legislative districtsPARADESParents settle suit with Bryant over parade by studentsPARAMILITARY GROUPSsee Vigilance GroupsPARDON AND PAROLEsee Murders - Kisner, Kenny Dsee Murders - Zachary, Eugenesee PrisonsPARDUE, BARBARAArticle on work of Barbara Pardue for Republ ican PartyPARK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTERsee Retail StoresPARKER, JIMMYsee also Athletics F21PARKER, WILLIAM FRANKsee also Murders - Warren, James Jsee also Murders - Warren, James JPARKING GARAGES AND LOTSArticle on LR parking decks lists capacitySen Doug Brandon wants audit of Fairgrounds, stadium parkingPARKING METERSNation's only parking meter firms are located in ArkPARKS , RECREATION AND TOURISMsee also Amusement Parkssee also Falls (Accidents)Improvements sought at state park honoring James S ConwayS W Bell phone book cover promotes Ark tourismOz ark Folk Center appts Bill Young general mgrEstablishment of state park at Calico Rock requestedVisits to Army Corps proj ects in Ark show riseTerry Hartwick Casey Laman team to halt Burns Park ditchTax to promote tourism pushed by Arkansas Hospitality AssnTourism tax would be applied to tourist-related productsPinnacle State Park to have arboretumSenator Dale Bumpers breaks ground for Pinnacle arboretumWater slide decimates NLR parks budgetArkansas losing ad battle for tourists05/-07/88 A07 211/27 /88 C06 105/-04/-88 C02 305/22/-88 cos 107/06/88 A09 608/-16/-88 AO l 606/-06/88 COl12/12/88 B0 207/03/88 F0201/0 2/88 All01/-09/88 A0 702/05/88 AlO02/12/88 cos02/16/88 ClO02/18/88 A0703/16/88 A0 903/16/88 A0903/-26/88 BO l03/-27/88 BO!04/-04/88 A0504/10/88 C06211124511112223189

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLOzark Highlands Trail may get protective corridorNLR took precautions to warn of hazards at Emerald ParkArticle on Village Creek State ParkChart of revenues and travelers past 5 yrs in ArkVandals ruin cenotaph in McArthur Park in LRArticle discusses proposed tourism tax for advertising useOld Mill Park at NLR called an asset to the nationHardy gearing up for tourist seasonAll-or-nothing diamond mining at park recommendedCrater of Diamonds would become lake under full miningArticle on middle section of Buffalo RiverSpd.ng Lake Recreation Area to be operated by Arkansas TechState' s winter tourism campaign not as successful as hopedArk ranks 10th in state parks revenueTax for tourism promotion supported by Bob TeagueEighteen-wheelers carry panels advertising Ark tourismLake Chicot State Park thrives on fishermen visitorsNI.R' s Emerald Park may be locked at nightMining for diamonds would provide jobs and touristsLittle Rock increases size of park in western part of citySpringdale businesses. residents build fine 75-acre complexBrief history. description of Fordyce Bathhouse at Hot SpgsFordyce Bathhouse restoration at Hot Springs nears completionTests for diamonds at Murfreesboro could be costly to stateHot Springs Natl Park visits up 6 pctOzark Folk Center shOW'S increased vital ityVisitor finds 3.76 carat diamond at Crater of DiamondsTourists oppose. residents favor commercial diamond miningMurfreesboro area residents favor commercial diamond miningBuffalo National River called a national treasureHeavy pressure exerted for commercial diamond miningRepr Bob Teague to seek $5 million for tourism promotionRobert McCord column on commercial diamond mining in parkState will seek to set rules on testing and mining diamondsTesting for commercial mining at park gets task force okNooses coming down at Fort Smith Natl Historic SiteDevelop commercial diamond mine. Ed Snider urgesFactions polarized over proposed commercial diamond mineMine at Crater could create 350 jobs. firm saysDiamond mining expert looks for sites in Southwest ArkPolitics surround fate of Crater of Diamonds ParkGov Bill Clinton's plan for expanding tourismDiamond found at Crater is 6th largest found thereBackroad trip in Montgomery County is interestingCommercial diamond mining foes cite US law on parklandsQuestion of commercial mining of diamonds goes to InteriorTimber cutting at Cossatot River Park urged by Jodie MahonyPrison inmates may be used to make parks improvementsMembers of Society of American Travel Writers tour stateBoxley Valley land use plan on Buffalo River wins aw ardTesting at Crater of Diamonds gains parks panel approvalReview of battle to save Buffalo River from damsJo Luck Wilson confident tourism tax will be approvedNew road in NLR' s Burns Park draws public criticism04/17/-88 D12 105/-01/88 B04 205/-01/88 D14 105/-02/88 COl 305/03/88 AOS 205/-08/88 cos 105/-18/88 A13 105/-21/88 BOl 205/-25/-88 DOS 505/-25/88 DOB 505/-29/-88 D12 106/-06/88 COl 306/-11/88 A1 2 106/11/-88 Al 7 106/15/-88 A1 9 106/-18/-88 Al O 106/19/-88 DOB 106/21/-88 A0 7 106/ 22/88 Al O 606/26/-88 JO! 306/-29-/88 DlO 107/10/88 BOl 507/10/88 B01 507/14/88 All 107/14/88 COl 1oa/o7/88 co3 108/10/88 A09 608/17/88 All 108/18/88 A04 108/24/88 B07 108/31/88 B09 109/07 /88 COl 109/11/88 C03 109/1 2/88 AO! 209-/15/88 BOS 109/19/88 BOl 209/24/88 Bll 109/25-/-88 AOl 209/25/88 AOl 209-/-25/-88 Al6 209/25/88 Al6 610-/-03/88 B03 210/13/88 B03 110/16/88 Dl4 310-/-1

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLOzark Folk Center controversy with Jimmy Driftwood expl ainedState buys first pacel of land along CossatotLegis panel endorses plans for tourism ads if tax approvedGuide to Ozark Highlands Trail publ ishedGreen fingers concept at LR describedCreation of Cossatot park popular with area residentsOfficials study use of prison inmates for upkeep of parksPARMENTER, DENVERsee also Vigilance GroupsPAROLEsee Murders - Powell, Russell Kellysee PrisonsPARTIES AND DANCESsee also Education Ap28 Myl My7PATENTSsee also Cooling and HeatingPATERNITYsee Children and Youthsee IllegitmacyPATRIOTISMPledge of Allegiance not an issue in Ark schoolsPATTERSON, CARRICK HLast of Pattersons active in Arkansas Gaz ette resignsPATTERSON, CHARLESsee also Murders, Attempted - Harkey, John NormanPATTERSON, RUTH POLKDr Patterson dies at Little RockPATTERSON, WALTsee also Human Services Dept (Ark)PAVILLION IN THE PARK MALLsee Retail StoresPAYNE, JOANNEsee also Minority Business EnterprisesPEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Athletics Ap4PEACEsee International RelationsPEACE CENTER, ARKAN SASsee alsosee alsoPEACE LINKSseeInternational RelationsNational GuardInternational RelationsPEACE THROUGH STRENGTH, ARKANSAS OOALITION FORsee Governor (Ark) 022see International RelationsPEACH FESTIV AL 9 JOHNSON OOUNTYsee FestivalsPEANUTSsee AgriculturePEARSON, BILLY EUGENEsee also Murders - Pearson, Billy EugenePEL-FREEZ INCRabbit meat hard to export, Rogers firm findsPENDERGRAFT, ROSS12/-05/88 BOl 112/-08/-88 B04 612/-0/88 B02 112/-09/88 DlO 112/11/88 JOl 412/18/-88 D16 212/28-/-88 BOl 210/-10/-88 BOl 204/-22/-88 COl 207/28/-88 cos 111/07/88 COl 1191

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArticle on influence of Donrey Media executivePENITENTIARIESsee PrisonsPENSION REVIEW BOARD (ARK)see also Government Employees (Ark)PENSIONSsee Government Employees (Ark)PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINAsee also Winkleman Battery CoPEPSI 1 OK RUNsee Jogging and RunningPERIODICAL SMusic guide 11Nightflying11 is successStatistics on Southern Magazine subscriptions in 10 statesArkansas Times circulation passes 32.000Arkansas Times was once called Union Station TimesNew publication called ''Business Review" begins publ icationFirm begins publ ication of "Arkansas Grantseekers Horizon"PERRIGEN0 JAMES Lsee also Murders - Perrigen. James LPERRY COUNTYTrial of Sheriff Jim C Hester to be in Little RockPam Edwards files $110.000 lawsuit alleging rights violatedTrial of Sheriff James Hester under way at LRSheriff James Hester cleared of using office for own gainSheriff seeks $15.495 overtime pay for deputiesSheriff James Hester alleges Pam Edwards destroyed recordsDispute between Sheriff Hester. Mrs Edwards called politicalSheriff Hester tells Judge Roy why he fired Pam EdwardsTestimony ruled pretext for Sheriff Hester to fire EdwardsSheriff James Hester loses bid for reelectionSheriff Jim Hester to stand trial on indictmentPERRY-CASA SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JeSPERSONAL GROOMINGsee Grooming, PersonalPERSONNEL MANAGEMENTsee LaborPETERSON. KEITHsee also Alcohol and Drug Abuse Myl 7PETROLEUM PRODUCTSsee also PollutionJefferson G&R Grocery 'debranded' as Exxon retailerArkansas tops list of states in gasoline use per autoPHARMACY AND PHARMACISTSsee Drugs and Drug TradePHILANDER SMITH COLLEGEsee CollegesPHILANTHROPYsee also Christopher. Georgesee also Sakon, Robert AAttorney Gen 's opinion sought on reporting by charitiesPHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee Colleges08/29/88 COl 201/-06/-88 BOl 505/30/-88 COl 106/-27/88 COl 106/27/-88 cot 108/-23/88 COl 109/-03/88 COl 101/-15/-88 A09 301/21/88 Al l 501/27/-88 A08 401/28/88 A09 102/10/-88 AlO 402/11/88 A17 102/24/88 A0 9 102/25/88 Al 2 103/01/88 A07 403/-23/88 Al 2 411/-15/-88 B06 101/-13/-88 AOl 309/19/-88 BOl 505/-24/88 AlO 6192

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPHILLIPS COUNTY PORT AUTHORITYsee also Government BondsPHILLIPS PRO-CELEBRITY CHARITY CLASSICEvent at Bella Visita draws famous personalities07/0&/-88 BOlArticle on classic underway at Bella Vista07/10/88 AOlEvent raises $300,000 for cancer centers. Ronald McDonald Hse 07/12/88 A07PHILLIPS, FREDERICK SANDFORDsee also AviationPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAPHSMarion Hughes builds his own laser for hologramsPHP HEALTHCARE CORP09/05/88 BOl 1see also Prison.sPHYSICIANSsee Alcohol and Drug Abusesee Birthssee Insurancesee MedicinePHYSIOTHERAPYMasseurs unhappy with Arkansas Therapy Technology Board 09/-11/88 B07 1PIAZZA, CHRISsee also PolicePICKENS, BOONESpeech to Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce draws 1100 12/14/-88 COl 2PICKENS, DORRISArkansas native directs urban proj ect in Chicago 08/-01/88 COl 2PICKENS, EDWARD CHARLESsee also Murders - Noble, WesleyPICKENS, FRED M JRsee also Improvement Dists F20PICKENS-BOND CONSTRUCTION COFirm enters new era under c:wnership of Phelps, Inc01/-31/-88 FOl 2Ray Higgins heads reorganiz ed firm06/-05/-88 FOl 1PICKET!', JOHNsee also BanksPICKLES GAP V ILL.AGEsee Arts and CraftsPIERCE, BRUCE CARROLLsee also Vigilance GroupsPIERCE, LISA JEANsee also Murders - Pierce, Williamsee also Prisons D23PIERCE, WILLIAMsee also Murders - Pierce, WilliamPILGRIM' S PRIDE CORPsee also Tyson Foods, IncPINE BLUFFsee also Economic DevelopmentRace not an issue in Pine Bluff primariesGroup wants Texas St changed to Arkansas AvenueCarolyn Robinson faces two chal lengers in reelection bidMayor Carolyn Robinson. in runoff with Jesse TurnerCarolyn Robinson defeats Rev Jesse Turner in runoffRev Jesse Turner says federal agency to investigate election.Rev Jesse Turner questions vote totals in mayor 's race01/08/88 Al 503/04/-88 AOl03/08/88 Al 003/09/88 Al303/-23/88 A0803/ 26/88 Al 004/-14/-88 cos3211213456193

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMayor Carolyn Robinson reelectedCity Hall damaged in pipe bomb blastPINE BLUFF ARSENALsee Toxicological Research. National Center forsee also DefensesChemical weapons at Arsenal leaking. Army saysArsenal to begin burning war chemical BZ next weekBurn of chemical agent BZ going smoothlyPINE BLUFF LAKEsee Pollution Ja19 Jy20 01 2 N23 Dll D20PINE BLUFF SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ Mr2PISTO, DAV ID LYLEsee also Murders - Pisto, David LylePLANNED PARENTHOODsee Birth ControlPLANNINGsee Planning Commission, Strategic (Ark)see also Area PlanningPLANNING COMMI SSION. STRATEGIC (ARK)Purpose of comm is to assess future needs of AkansasBill creating Comm passes House by 98-0 voteLegislature passes bill creating CommPLANTATION AGRICULTURAL MUSEUMsee MuseumsPLANTSsee also FlowersMoths may be answer to eradicating prickly pear cactusPrickly pear cactus covers large area of North ArkansasMap shows state 's 26 designated wildflC1Wer routesArticle on blooming of daffodils on Wye MountainPLASTIC SURGERYsee MedicinePLAYBOY (PERIODICAL)see also Colleges Ap22PLAYBOY MAGAZ INEsee Models and ModelingPLEB ISCITEsee ReferendumsPOISON NYsee Disease and IllnessPOLICEsee also Contracts and Purchasing (Ark)see also Crimesee also Diseasesee also Government Employees (Local)see also Government Employees (Ark)see also Murders - Nobl itt, Lawrence RayWomen win suit over strip search at Cross County JailRepr Tommy Robinson settles suit over arrest of W E BeaumontW E Beaumont suit against Tommy Robinson goes back to 1982State Police to change policies on stopping motoristsSuspension of NLR officer cut short by Civil Service CommJudges displeased with Pulaski Co sheriff over warrants11/09/-88 A0 4 512/-08/-88 BOS 104/-13/-88 A14 105/-06/88 A0 9 205/-10/88 A0 6 102/-03-/88 A06 102/03/88 A0 8 102/04/88 Al 0 102/01/-88 CO! 202/01/88 COl 202/-15/-88 BOl 203/-20-/88 BO! 201/14/-88 A18 301/-15/-88 AOl 201/15/88 AO ! 201/28-/88 A07 102/-04/-88 Al l 102/08/88 A08 5194

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPulaski Sheriff Carroll Gravett defends action on warrantsDecree signed to set ch ange s in State Police search processGrand Jury requested to probe shooting of Rodney Earl GravesRodney E Graves was shot by State Police Trooper Jerry ReedNAACP asks Gov Clinton for probe of shooting of Rodney GravesPulaski Sheriff Gravett asks co-operation on warrantsPulaski Sheriff 's lieut demoted after alleged sexual incidentGrand Jury refuses to indict Jerry Reed in shooting incidentKinship rate is 21 pct for Little Rock police forceAlleged theft by LR Chief Jess F Hale probed by State PoliceJess P Hale chgd with taking less than $200 from drug storeState Repr George E Wimberley CMns store where Hale arrestedLR Chief Jess Hale' s biography reads like Eagle ScoutGeorge Wimberly has hist of making breaking LR police chiefsMood at LR Police Dept subdued after Chief Hale chgdJames Vandiver is acting chief at LRGeorge Wimberly requests guard a.fter arrest of Jess HaleMore females expected to become officers in futureGeorge Wimberley asked for and got Bill Lynch for guardProtection for George Wimberley endsArticle explores 'why ' of the Wimberly-Hale controversyGeorge Wimberly interviewed on chg he placed against HaleCongressman Tommy Robinson comments on Wimberly-Hale caseLarry Dill says G Wimberly ran a 'community cash register'Evidence in Jess Hale theft case sealed by court orderPharmacist George Wimberly is 'Dr George ' to manyMr Wimberly and the Police Dept (ed)LR Traffic Judge Bill Watt told 2 yrs ago Hale got cashPromotions displeased George Wimberly, Keith Rounsavall saysPulaski Co Deputy Martin Bryant, his assailant, shot to deathWillie Lee Green shot Martin Bryant when he drove to lotLost up to $20,000 to Jess Hale, Watt says Wimberly told himWayne Martin Bryant was well-liked, respectedArticle on slaying of Pulaski Deputy Wayne Martin BryantWayne Martin Bryant recalled as a very fine person.Willie Lee Green has long list of run-ins with policeWilH.e Lee Green was killed in act of slaying Officer BryantDrug use blamed for making Willie Lee Green a kil lerFt Smith Officer Alan Haney shot, wounds female suspectFuneral of Martin Bryant Jr attended by 230 fellow officersWillie Lee Green made threats day before shooting officerGale F Weeks says arrest of Jess Hale was a big shockWillie Lee Green high on drugs when shooting occurredDeputy details events at killing of Green and BryantArticle on LR Chief Jess F Hale and his clean recordArticle on George Wimberly who filed chg against Jess HaleLR officer cleared of blame in chase fatalityJess Hale's arrest rept reveals few new detailsRobert Mulks wins suit against LR police in 1985 airport caseState toopers pol itical activities at issue in Crittenden CoResponsibility for paying $20,000 to Robert Mulks uncertainThree troopers in St Francis Co sspended without payRuling against police in airport case is unusualLR Chief Jess F Hale found dead in his home at Cabot0 2/08/88 A08 502/09/88 Al 0 102/13/88 Al.7 502/13/88 A17 502/17/88 AlO 202/17/88 A15 102/26/88 A0 9 103/03/88 A13 603/05/88 A07 503/12/88 A0 1 203/12/88 AO l 503/12/88 AO l 503/12/88 A0 6 103/12/88 A0 6 303/13/88 AO l 503/13/88 B02 103/14/88 AOl 603/14/88 A06 203/15/88 AO l 603/15/-88 A01 603/16/88 A0 1 203/16/88 AO ! 203/16/88 A0 8 103/16/88 A0 8 103/17/88 A0 1 203/-17/88 A05 103/17/88 Al. 6 103/18/88 AOl 203/18/88 A05 103/19/88 AO l 203/19/88 AO l 203/19/88 A03 103/ 19/-88 Al 2 403/20/88 AOl 503/ 2/-88 AO l 603/2/88 Al 7 403/20/88 A17 403/22/88 AOl 203/22/88 AO l 203/22/88 AO ! 203/24/88 A0 9 503/28/88 A05 103/29-/-88 AO l 603/29/-88 A0 6 104/03/88 B01 204/03/88 BOl 304/03/88 B04 104/05/88 A07 104/06/88 A0 9 204/06/88 A13 104/-07/88 A15 104/09/88 All 504/-11/88 AOS 204/13/88 AO l 2195

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLReports indicate Chief Jess F Hale shot himself to deathGeorge E Wimberly makes brief comment on death of Jess HaleLR officials react to death of Jess F HaleLR police officers mourn death of Jess F HaleNo financial problems known in life of LR Chief Jess F HaleNeighbors of Jess F Hale skeptical of theft allegationsJohn Brummett column on events surrounding Chief Jess F HaleChronology of Jess F Hale caseJess P Hale 's attorney vows to fight release of videotapesCabot residents comment on death of Jess P HaleTapes allegedly show Jess Hale, another person, taking moneyCongressman Tommy Robinson critical of Chris Piazza decisionDeath of LR Chief Jess F Hale rul ed a suicideProsecutor Chris Piazza says Tommy Robinson doesn' t know lawFriend says he saw Jess F Hale return money to cash registerRussellville Chief Herbert F Johnson is officer of the yearJess F Hale eulogiz ed at funeral as decent, honest manProsecuting Atty Piazza to release tapes of Jess F HaleJess F Hale' s finances appear sound with no money problemsJess F Hale earned respect, Deborah Mathis writesJess F Hale 's attys undecided on release of evidenceAction of Jess F Hale shO'.lln on tapes released to mediaFilm shows Jess F Hale taking cash from drugstore registerJess F Hale's family maintain he was victim of 'set up'Arrest of Jess F Hale was recorded with body microphoneChronology of events in Jess F Hale caseJess F Hale's notes prepared for trial are read to pressTapes shc:M Jess F Hale going to cash register three timesJess F Hale case file on theft chg fills 85 pagesJess F Hale told prosecutors be borrO'#ed money from drugstoreThree LR television stations broadcase tapes of Jess F HaleRumblings on Jess F Hale and money date to 1986Summary of George E Wimberly' s statement to pol iceGeorge E Wimberly says Jess F Hale stole $12,000 from storeWimberly says Jess Hale not authoriz ed to borrow from storeJess F Hale case discussed by John Brummett columnMrs Jess F Hale grants interviewQuestions still remain in Jess F Hale caseFOP president Brad Furlow says Hale was victim of 'machine 'Complete text of statement issued by George E WimberlyPolice officers say Jess F Hale believed he was 'set up'Film shows George Wimberly shaving as Jess F Hale arrestedAgencies not planning inquiry on death of Jess F HaleInvestigate Wimberly, Norman F Williams requestsWimberly allegedly dispensed drugs without prescriptionChris Piazza says allegations against Wimberly 'ludicrous'Prosecutor Chris Piazza sees vendetta against G WimberlyThreats to blow up Buice Drug Store recd, G Wimberly reptsAllegation made concerning 1984 death of James H JonesWimberly allegedly gave prescription to James H JonesLast official inquiry in Jess Hale death closedThree suspended state troopers challenge law on politickingProsecutor Chris Pi2za played it straight in Hale caseShots fly in downtown LR as police chase suspect04/-13/-88 AOl 204/-13/-88 A06 104/-13/88 A06 104/13/88 A0 6 104/-13/-88 A06 104/-13/88 A06 404/-13/88 A07 104/13/-88 A08 504/-14/88 AO l 404/14/88 AlO 104/-15/-88 AOl 204/-15/-88 A13 104/-15/-88 A13 104/-15/88 A13 104/-15/-88 A13 404/-15/88 A16 504/-16/-88 AOl 204/16/-88 A05 104/17/-88 AOl 204/-17/-88 C03 504/18/-88 AOS 504/-19/-88 AOl 204/-19/-88 AOl 204/-19/-88 AOl 504/-19/-88 A08 104/-19/-88 A0 8 104/19-/88 A08 104/19/-88 A08 104/19/88 A0 8 304/19-/ 88 AOS 404/19-/ 88 A08 604/19/88 A09 104/19/88 AlO 104/-20/88 AOl 404/-20/88 AOl 404/-20/88 A0 9 104/-20/-88 A13 104/20/-88 A13 104/-2(}/88 Al3 404/-20/-88 Al3 604/21/88 AOl 204/21/-88 All 104/-22/88 A13 204/23/88 A16 504/-23/88 Al6 504/27/-88 AO l 504/27/-88 AOl 504/-27/-88 AOl 504/27/-88 AOl 604/27/-88 AOl 604/29/-88 A15 404/-29/88 A20 505/01/88 A03 105/-14/88 AOl 6196

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGreg Hampton drops bid for reinstatementCeremony honors officers killed in line of dutyAndrew G Shaw captured at roadblock near HarrisonAndrew G Shaw sought in shooting of Harrison officerState Police to pay Rodney Graves $20.000 for shootingTwo LR officers suspended for firing at prisoner downtownState Police Director Tommy Goodwin discusses speed limitsJoey Bingham wins suit against Madison Co Sheriff R BakerState Police out of compliance on limiting car searchesJohn Brummett repts on brief conversation with G WimberlyArticle on search for police chief for LRGreg Hampton to be paid $10.000 by LR to settle suitState Trooper David Donham told not to teach in driver schoolLR Police Chaplain John Gortney honoredCouple alleges NLR officer Freddy Butler made woman disrobeWoman alleges NLR officer Donnell Luckie assaulted herWoman disputes NLR police acct of sexual assault allegationsLR will not release names of police chief candidatesNLR officer Freddie Butler fired over alleged park incidentNLR police investigate additional allegations against ButlerNLR Police Officer Donnell J Luckie chgd with rape. robbei:yOfficer Donnell Luckie pleads innocent to rape. robbei:y chgsNLR Police Officer Donnell J Luckie firedWhite Co Deputy Tim Osborne fails to obtain reinstatementTim Osborne to return to work as White Co deputyNLR Civil Service Comm uphol ds firing of Freddie ButlerSix final ists named for LR Police ChiefBrief review of candidates for LR Police ChiefPerformance reports on candidates for LR Chief vai:y widelyAll 6 final ists for LR Police Chief were recruitedBiographical sketches of 6 final ists for LR chiefLR officer testifies in killing of form.er mental patientSpecialist says LR officers forced suspect to attack themLR officers cleared in shooting death of mental patientLouis C Caudell chosen LR Chief of PoliceResume of Louie C Caudell. LR' s new police chiefState Police Cpl Jeri:y L Roberts wins aw ardLR Police Chief has no plans for immediate changesArticle reviews work experience of LR Chief Louie C CaudellReaction to choice of Louie C Caudell for LR Police ChiefWrightsville Chief suspendedSuspension of LR officer who shot at fleeing prisoner upheldFired NLR Officer Freddie Butler appeals case to courtFBI studies tapes of Jess F HaleWitnesses in drug probe allege Pulaski Co police intimidationDonna Bogard files lawsuit over lost job with Sherwood DeptConstables' authority to make arrests upheld by Appeals CtFordyce policeman disappears after being asked to resignOfficer Jeff Baker discusses fatal shooting of Tim HowardLouie Caudell sworn in as Police Chief at LRCalvin HollCMell has trouble gathering defense evidenceCalvin HollCJW"ell was fired as Pulaski jailer in 1985LR police dog bites innocent person who fled sceneCalvin Hollowell trial hears testimony on related cases05/14/88 A14 405/16/-88 A06 105/19/-88 A09 105/-19/88 All 105/19/88 A14 605/-21/-88 A07 105/-23/-88 AO l 205/-23/88 A05 605/-26/88 A07 20'6/-15/88 A09 106/19/88 C05 106/-22/88 All 106/26/-88 B04 107/18/-88 A0 8 507/-20/88 A14 107/-26/-88 A13 107/-2/-88 AlS 108/-03/88 A09 508/10/88 A09 208/-12/-88 All 608/18/88 Al 1 208/-19/-88 A14 208/-20-/-88 A13 108/30/88 BOl 609/-01/-88 B04 109/02/-88 BOl 60/-0/-88 AO l 209/-09/88 B02 309/-09/-88 B02 409/-10/-88 BOl 209/11/88 B06 109/13/-88 cos 509/-14/-88 B04 509/15/88 B04 109/16/88 AO l 20/-16/88 AlO 509/-16/88 B03 109/16/88 BlO 509/18/88 A08 209/-18/-88 A09 109/-21/-88 A09 109/-22/88 BOl 609/-23/-88 BOl 209/23/88 B06 109/28/-88 BOl 610/-13/-88 BOl 610/-13/-88 BOS 110/-14/-88 B03 310/17/-88 BOl 110/-18/-88 bOl 410/-27/88 B03 110/-27/-88 B03 110/-27/88 B06 510/-28/88 A0 7 1197

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBlacks concerned about new LR Chief Louie CaudellLR Chief Louie Caudell asks blacks not judge him by pastCalvin Hollowell reinstated, drops suitLRPD Raiders upset by transfer from East EndConway officers arrested in theft of recreational trailerLR' s 'Harrison's East End Raiders ' spark controversyR L McMillen, Randy Leach are Conway officers chgd in theftStolen recreational trailer found during drug probeInterview with LR Police Chief Louie CaudellConway officer Randy Leach denies guilt in trailer theftHearing postponed for Conway officers chgd in theft caseConway County Sheriff closes office, only 4 deputies patrolWhite Co Deputy Tim Osborne resigns in dispute with sheriffNLR officer Freddie Butler says firing result of racial bia.sConway Police Dept to be subj ect of Grand Jury probeDismissal of Sherwood Officer James Ford Williams upheldSuit by B W Alexander alleges 3 NLR officers attacked himArticle on LRPD 's Raiders squad10/-31/-88 B0311/-01/88 BOl11/02/88 BO l11/-11/88 BOl11/-13/88 AO l11/-13/88 AO l11/13/88 AO l11/13/88 AOl11/ 13/88 cos11/14/88 BOl11/15/88 B0211/16/88 AOl11/18/-88 B0311/19/88 AlO11/22/88 BOl11/23/88 BOl11/24/88 Al 211/24/88 BOl542255551616122242Jason Floyd, 18, shot in chest by LRPD officer Marty Garrison 11/24/-88 BOl 6Conway County sheriff 's office reopensJason Floyd was shot in back, not chestGrand Jury impaneled to investigate Conway Police DeptFaulkner County Grand Jury placed off limits to mediaGrand Jury in Conway visits site of slaying of NoblittJason Floyd, who was shot by LR Officer Marty Garrison, diesJudge to end media ban at Grand Jury sessions in ConwayShooting of Jason Floyd justified, Chris Piazza rulesPulaski jailer Calvin Hollowell gets $150,000 settlementConway officer Randy Leach testifies before Grand JuryGrand Jury in Conway hears 11 witnessesNLR mgmt practices to be studied by NLR Civil Service CommGrand Jury at Conway continues to hear witnessesNLR Chief Dale Bruce ordered to start probe of news leakNLR chief and Civil Service Comm reach compromise on probeNLR Dept news leak being probedConway officer R L McMillen indicted by Grand JuryLR Dept changes policy on handcuffing11/24/88 B0611/-25/88 B0311/29/88 BOl11/;30/88 BOl12-/0l/88 All12/-01/88 B0112/-02/88 Bl 012/07/88 BOl12/07/-88 B0212/07/88 BOS12/08/88 B0212/0f}/ 88 B0312/-09-/88 Bl 012/15/88 AOl12/16/88 BOl12/-17/-88 BOl12/21/88 BOl12/21/-88 B09114514661141562653Grand Jury links Conway officer R L McMillen to Noblitt death 12/22/88 AOl 2Investigator to probe John Evans ' complaint about news leakShooting of Jason Floyd justified, LR police sayKensett officer alleges ticketing legislator cost his jobPOLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES12/22/88 B0312/24/-88 BOl12/-25/88 BOl122see Congress (US)POLITICAL PRACTICES PLEDGEsee PoliticsPOLITICS AND G

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRepublicans active as filing time comes to endList of fil ings for maj or offices in primaryState faces one of oddest political years everVoter turnout in gubernatorial primaries, 197 6-86Only three legislators accept free UA athletic ticketsGov Bill Clinton will oppose effort to gut ethics codeTalks with legislators on ethics code encourages Gov ClintonSenator Nick Wilson resents push for ethics codeGov Clinton accused of catering to press on ethics codeSurvey shCMS businessmen favor ethics reformEthics Commission essential, Gov Bill Clinton saysJohn Brummett traces events leading to ethics code proposalProvisions of proposed ethics code outlinedSurvey finds businessmen support ethics codeArticle on proposed ethics and disclosure lawEthics bill would fail if vote held todayParty affiliation not taken seriously, lack of law shc:MsEthics code would require some to make extensive disclosuresLawmakers attack proposal for pe rmanent ethics commissionLegis to consider new provisions on conflict of interestBill woul d require lobbyists to file disclosure reportReports of ethics law effect called 'scare tactics 'Govt ethics is good business. too (ed)Ark Bar Assn endorses ethics code bill as writtenCode of ethics revised by Gov Bill ClintonJohn Brummett lists two pervading problems in state govtThree more orgns endorse code of ethicsProposed code of ethics called 'sexist ' by Sen Max HowellCurrent law compared with proposed ethics, disclosure codeCode of Ethics Comm fields questions from legislatorsCode of ethics legis hits snag in SenateLegislature begins consideration of code of ethics billNick Wilson pledges page-by-page scrutiny of ethics codeChange s made in proposed code of ethicsProspect of disclosure has lobbyists worriedEthics code scrutini:z ed by LegislatureEthics code creates unusual conditions in legal firmsPoultry Federation says ethics code could restrict L L BryanSomeone get the petitions ready (ed on ethics code and Legis)Code of ethics makes some headway in LegisCode of ethics bill makes some headway in LegislatureGov Clinton 's amdts to ethics law outlinedGov Clinton. Repr Jodie Mahony exchange words over billRepr L L Bryan comments on his status under ethics billGov Bill Clinton 's proposals stalled in LegisGov Bill Clinton 's proposals on ethics stalled in LegislatureGov identifies lobbyists opposed to code of ethics billHighway Comm sets good ethics path for lawmake rsCecil Alexander expresses shock by Bill Clinton statementsState Senate gets ready to revise ethics billHouse-passed bill requires Gov to reveal ties to appointeesOne step toward accountability (ed on ethics code)Senate to unveil its own version of code of ethicsSenate to unveil its own version of code of ethics01/06/88 AOl01/06/88 Al 401/10/88 AO l01/10/88 AO l01/12/88 A0901/13/88 Al 201/15/88 A0 201/17/88 A0301/19/88 A0701/-19/88 cos01/-20/88 AlO01/-20/88 Al l01/- 21/-88 A0 901/22/-88 A0 901/-24/-88 AO l01/24/88 AOl212251211131112401/24/88 A03 101/24/88 A05 101/24/88 A0 6 101/24/88 A0 6 101/24/88 A06 401/24/88 A06 401/24/88 C02 101/25/88 A0 6 601/26/88 AO l 201/26/88 A07 101/26/88 AlO 101/26/88 AlO 301/26/88 AlO 401/27/88 AOl 301/27/88 AOl 601/27/88 AOl 6bill 01/27/88 AOl 601/27/88 Al l 101/27/88 All 501/2&/88 Al5 101/2&/88 A15 301/28/-88 A15 501/28/-88 Al 8 101/29/88 AOl 201/2!:}/-88 A12 1Ol/2!:}/-88 Al 2 5Ol/2/-88 A13 101/2/88 A13 101/30/88 A08 201/30/88 A08 201/30/88 A08 601/31/88 A03 101/31/88 AlO 301/31/88 All 101/31/88 C02 101/31/88 C02 102/02/88 AOl02/02/88 AO l22199

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLOrval Faubus disclaims lr distributed to Legislature 02/02/88 A06 1Jodie Mahony offers am.dt for 1-person ethics counsel 02/02/88 A06 3List of amdts to ethics code bill presented for study 02/02/88 A06 3Arkansas Poultry Federation feeds legislators daily 02/02/88 A07 1Column on L L Bryan as a legislator-lobbyist for Poultry Fed 02/02/88 A07 1Republicans unhappy about allocation of voting machines 02/02/88 A0 8 1Ethics code bill of Gov Clinton in deep trouble in Legis 02/03/88 AO l 3Proposed ethics code in deep trouble in Legis 02/03/88 AO l 3Nineteen amdts added by House of Reprs to ethics code bill 02/03/88 AOl 4Bill to force Gov to disclose ties to appointeees withdrawn 02/03/88 A0 6 1Key differences in Senate 's and Gov's ethics bill 02/03/88 A06 4AP&L lobbyist Cecil Alexander suggested Texas-style code 02/03/88 A07 1Ethics bill a la Texas is a mockery. John Brummett writes 02/03/88 AO? 1The representative from poultry (ed on L L Bryan 's work) 02/03/88 A14 1Clash looms over form of ethics bill 02/04/88 AO l 5House passes bill closest to Gov 's original proposal 02/04/88 AOl 5Repr Walter Day. lobbyist Preston Bynum co-own apartment bldg 02/04/88 AO! 5Nick Wilson' s handling of ethics bill described by J Brummett 02/04/88 A09 1Senators Nick Wilson. Wayne Dowd called ethics bill wreckers 02:/04/88 A0 9 1Kent Ingram, Bud Canada, N Wilson. W Dowd block ethics bill 02/04/88 AlO 2House-Senate deadlock over ethics bill at impasse 02/05/88 AOl 2Article on columnist Meredith Oakley 's column on legislators 02/05/-88 A0 9 1Meredith Oakley called Kent Ingram' s late father 'worthless' 02/05/88 A09 1State Repr Buddy Turner enraged by Meredity Oakley column 02/05/88 A0 9 1Lobbyists and legislators keep rooms at Capitol Square 02/05/88 A16 1Senators disappear to discuss ethics bill privately 02/05/88 A16 1Gov Clinton urges House to 'hang tough ' on ethics bill 02/05/88 A1 6 5Ethics issue probably to go to voters as initiated act 02/06/88 AO! 2Legis session ends without passing ethics legislation 02/0&/88 AOl 6Legislative session ends without passing ethics bill 02/06/-88 AO l 6Quotes by legislators on proposed ethics legislation 02/06/88 AlO 1Senators W Dowd, B Canada, N Wilson, K Ingram disavow blame 02/-06/88 Al 0 2Jody Mahony , Nick Wilson decline to appear on Arkansas Week 02/06/88 AlO 5Political col in Arkansas Democrat cited by Mahony. Wilson 02/06/88 AlO 5Political column said Kent Ingram as worthless as his father 02/06/-88 Al 0 5List of legislators who stood against the pCMerful 02/07/88 A03 1Review of comments as session on ethics bill ends 02/07/88 A15 1Senators, lobbyists apparently worked late on ethics bill 02/-07/88 A1 5 1Ethics law proponents say signatures no problem 02/07/88 A15 5GOP to challenge composition of county election commissions 02/08/88 AO? 5Earl Jones says he used $102.000 figure as joke 02/09/88 AO? 1John Brummett explains where he got story on Nick Wilson fund 02/09/88 A07 1Nick Wilson denies lobbyists raised $102,000 for him 02/09/88 A07 1Gov Bill Clinton reviews draft of proposed ethics code 02/09/88 A0 9 4Reporter John Brummett bel.ieves Earl Jones sandbagged him 02/10/88 A07 1GOP files lawsuit ovet: distribution of voting machines 02/12/88 A21 1Arkansas Poultry Fed contributed to legislators' campaigns 02/13/88 A0 9 1Frank Gordon says publ ic,. not Legis, bashed in ethics fight 02/16/88 A13 1Senator Knox Nelson suggests 2nd try on ethics legislation 02/17/88 A07 1Gov Clinton gives first glimpse at proposed ethics code 02/20/88 AOl 6Proposed ethics law presented to Atty Gen Steve Clark 02/21/88 AO l 2Senator Nick Wilson says he may support ethics code 02/21/88 AOl 6First ethics bill was too broad, Senator Steve Luelf says 02/23/88 A15 5Ethics code changes made by Gov Bill Cl inton 02/-24/-88 All 1200

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCourt ruling allows parties to file practice pledgesEd Bethune sees GOP luring voters on Super TuesdayMood of voters in Perry Co sampled in visit by reporterCrowd of 900 attends beginning of ethics code petition driveGov Bill Clinton opens petition drive for ethics codeMood of Clark County voters exploredSurvey of mood of voters in East ArkPolitical sentiment in Sebastian County exploredTim Watson says far left drove moderates from Dem PartySurvey of sentiment in Republican Benton CountyPetitions. ballots face voters on Super TuesdayPoll shows citizens favor strong campaign disclosure lawPoll shews Arkansas preferences in Super Tuesday voteBill Clinton fears lc:M voter turnout. urges bl acks to voteSuper Tuesday primaries (special section on election)Groups encourage East Ark blacks to participate in politicsNational Lawyers Guild to monitor voting in East ArkChuck Cremeen urges voters not to sign ethics petitionLow voter turnout predicted in Ark for Super Tuesday primaryGov Clinton solicits petition names for ethics codeElection runoff system in Ark challenged in courtRepubl icans elated by turnout in Presidential primaryDemocratic primary results in Pulaski CountyElection results in county and city elections outside PulaskiInj unction against primary runoff elections refusedArk had highest voter turnout for Super TuesdayState Republicans elect 12 delegates to natl convChallenge of primary runof f laws came from Phillips CountyParty runoff elections rul ed not discriminatory to blacksSuit chal lenging early filing date stirs fear in politiciansRepresentatives grumble about lobbyists. media on Hse floorJodie Mahony works to clear House floor of lobbyists. mediaBallot initiative petition rej ected by Secy of State MccuenReporters. lobbyists get boot from floor of House. SenateEthics in govt petitions lacking precinct numbers rej ectedSenator Ben Allen thinks campaign donations should be reducedStudy to be made of restrictions on campaign contributionsBen Allen takes on issue of campaign spendingBill Mccuen wants ct to consider ethics in govt petitionsBill McCuen's handling of ethics in govt petitions discussedBill McCuen' s handling of ethics petitions is column subj ectState office space. Clinton staff used in petition driveEthics petitions delivered to Secy of State for validationColumnist sees Clinton effort of ethics as aid to stateBrownie Ledbetter disputes Bill McCuen on posting petitionsEthics proposal likely to be on ballot. Bill McCuen saysFederal judge rules Jan deadline for filing unconstitutionalSecy of State seeks opinion on ethics petitionsGov Clinton's ethics in govt measure may face lawsuitEthics amdt foes in hiding. Gov Bill Clinton saysGovt ethics and lobbyist disclosure almost sure of ballotEthics and lobbyist disclosure issue certified for ballotState Republican Party adopts platformSeveral names stricken from election ballot in Carroll Co02/27/88 A07 402/27 /88 Al 0 102/-28/-88 AO l 202/28/-88 BOl 202/28/88 BOl 202/-29/-88 AO l 203/-02/88 A09 103/03/-88 A0 9 103/04/88 A2 1 103/05/-88 A07 103/-06/-88 AO l 503/06/-88 AO l 603/-06/-88 A0 6 203/-06/88 A0 9 103/06/88 JOl 103/07 /88 A05 103/07/-88 AO S 603/07 /88 Al 1 103/08/-88 AOl 303/09/-88 A09 203/09/88 Al3 303/10/-88 A09 103/-10/-88 AlO 403/10/88 Al 2 103/11/88 A17 103/18/88 A1 2 304/17/88 A07 105/21/-88 A0 7 505/21/88 A07 506/17/-88 Al3 107/1 2/88 A08 107/-13/-88 All 207/-13/88 A1 2 507/14/-88 Al3 307/15/88 AO l 307/-20/88 C06 507 /-2(}/88 C06 507/31/88 COl 108/07/88 BOB 108/-0/88 ADS 108/-10/-88 A09 108/-12/88 Al 2 108/14/-88 AOl 208/14/88 A03 108/-16/-88 All 608/17/-88 AO l 208/17/-88 A09 508/-1 8/88 A03 508/-20/-88 Al3 108-/25/88 BOl 409/-01/88 BOl 509/-10/-88 AOl 209/ 25/88 BOl 209/-27/88 BOl 2201

ARKANSAS GAZE'I"l'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCandidates lose ballot spots for failure to sign pledgesEnacting local legislation risky. but politically popularNames of 18 candidates in Stone County returned to ballotJudge dismisses suit to return 42 Carroll Co names to ballotLocal govt officials left out of ethics proposalPoll shows wide support for ethics, lobbyist registrationDetailed statistics in poll on ethics, lobbyist proposalPolitical parties not paying share of election costsLobbyists wield power an.d influence in Ark governmentNot all lobbyists represent private business in LegislatureList of superstar lobbyists known for clout and styleAnalysis of 1988 political donations to incumbent legislatorsTable shows maj or donations to certain legislators this yearAP&L strengthens political influence muscleList of multiple contributors to legislatorsSen Nick Wilson. Cliff Hoofman leading recipients of fundsPoll tax revival suggested by Gene NewsomGov Bill Clinton, lobbyists disagree on disclosure proposalLegislators polled on lobby issues. show support for measureAnalysis of proposed code of ethicsHighl ights of poll of legislators on ethics proposalConflict of interest in ethics code could affect legislatorsFLAG raises wrong points on proposed ethics act. column saysArkansas Peace Through Strength endorses GOP candidatesThousands of new voters register for presidential electionArkansas Baptist State Conv opposes ethics, lobbying actC J Giroir heads comm fighting ethics, lobby disclosure amdtHuge amts of money being spent to defeat ethics. lobby amdtThe powerful discard ethics in last 5 days. Brummett writesC J Giroir connection to Stephens Inc discussedColumnist speculates Jack Stephens behind ethics oppositionAP&L, Stephens Inc deny role in fight against ethics, lobbyBill Clinton begins blitz to counter ethics oppositionTyson Foods helps fund ads for ethics and lobbying disclosureArk one of five states without lobbyist disclosure lawProposed ethics act is a hot issuePros and cons of ethics and lobbyist disclosure proposalsBrief summary of provisions of ethics and lobby proposalVoter turnout to be low, Julia Hughes Jones predictsLaw partner of Sen Nick Wilson finances firm of Repr C PollanEthics and lobbyist reporting measure approved by votersEthics and lobbyist disclosure measure wins easy victoryResults of election returns in Pulaski CoElection returns. by county, on ethics, lobbyist proposalLegislature could make changes in ethics. lobbyist lawSeveral complaints of voting irregularities madeState Republican Party names Ken Coon chmnPaper ballots do not assure secret vote in Ark electionsBud Canada gets Jobn Brummett 's award for 'Worst Politician'Bud Canada 's vote on ethics proposal led to Brummett awardBud Canada explains his ethics bill vote to John BrummettAttorney Gen expects requests on effects of new ethics lawPOLITICS AND GOVT (LOCAL)Election returns of county races outside Pulaski09/ 28/88 Al 0 310/02/-88 BOl 3l 0/-08/88 B03 310/-15/-88 B02 110/-23/-88 C01 110/-25/-88 AOl 210/-25/88 B06 310/-27/-88 BOl 210/-30/88 AOl 510/-30/-88 A22 110/-3(}/-88 A22 310/-31/88 AOl 410/-31/-88 AOl 410/-31/-88 A06 110/-31/-88 A06 310/-31/-88 A06 510/-31/-88 BOS 111/-01/88 AOl 211/01/-88 AO l 511/-01/88 A04 111/-01/88 A04 111/-01/88 A0 4 511/02/88 BOl 111/02/-88 B04 311/-03/88 BOl 211/-03/-88 B03 511/-04/88 AOl 211/-04/-88 AOl 211/04/-88 BO 1 111/-05/-88 BOl 111/-05/88 BOl 111/05/-88 BOl 211/05/-88 BOl 211/-05/-88 BOl 211/-06/88 BOl 211/-06/-88 BOl 211/06/88 cos 111/06/-88 NOl 311/-08/88 AOl 511/-08/-88 BOl 211/-09/-88 AOl 211/-09/-88 BOB 511/10/88 B09 11 1/-10/-88 B0 9 311/-11/-88 BOl 111/17/-88 B07 112/-04/-88 BOl 412/-18/-88 AOl 212/24/-88 BOl 112/-24/88 BOl 112/28/88 BOl 112/-31/-88 BO 2 111/-09/-88 B04 1202

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLElection returns from Pulaski CountyResults of elections outside Pulaski CoWhite County elects seven Republ icansElection results in Pulaski CoResults of runoff electionsPOLK COUNTYsee also Mines and MineralsState Police to check allegations agains two officialsPOLL TAXsee Politics and Govt (Ark)POLLAN. CAROLYNsee also Politics N8POLLSsee Publ ic OpinionPOLLUTION CONTROL AND ECOL(X;.Y COMMISSION (ARK)see also Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsDirector Paul Means resigningPOLLUTION. WASTES AND HAZARDOU S MATERIAL Ssee also Defenses and Armed Forces (US)Radon gas poses no problem in ArkansasAcorn seeks meeting on pollution of Lake Pine BluffFayetteville can use Illinois River for treated sewageOklahoma to appeal ruling on Fayetteville use of Illinois RNew standards approved for surface waters of ArkWater quality standard regions defined (map)Fluid leaks from railroad tank car at NLRGasoline leaks from tank into cellar and creekGasoline spill at Mountain View cleaned upTrial of Vertac begins on chg of hazardous exposureVertac Chemical reaches out-of-court settlement in suitArticle on cost of Central Interstate Waste Compact siteArk ranks 48th in efforts to protect environment. group saysYell Co landowner says effects of 1978 railroad spill lingerWater hyacinth system studied at MonticelloPC&E plan would halt some burning of cotton gin wastesLocation of hazardous materials in LR listed (map)Hercules, Inc exonerated in illness in Jacksonville areaEl Dorado residets condemn Environmental Systems Co (Ensco)Fayetteville to vote on controversial incinerator planFayetteville voters defeat plan for incineratorAuthority abandons incinerator plans at FayettevilleFederal ct asked to set aside verdict on Hercules. IncDr Morris N Cranmer sentenced to hunt dioxin for stateRadioactive waste site used by Univ of Arkansas closingAsbestos tiles found in offices of state PC&E agencyState PC&E Dept employees find asbestos in their officeCleanup of Superfund site near Ft Smith to cost $13 mil lionMcClellan VA Hosp at NLR erred in disposal of wasteFish imperiled by International Paper Co chemical spillPC&E waited 6 days to tell G&FC of International Paper spillAsbestos discovered on old Joseph W Vestal property at NLRNortheast looking at Arkansas to dump its garbageAgri chemical ban was designed to protect endangered speciesAgricultural Chemical ban threat to farmers, EPA told11/09/-88 BOS 111/10/-88 B06 111/10/88 BOS 311/10/88 B09 111/23/88 B03 111/30/88 B03 511/29/88 BOl 201/09/88 BOl 401/19/88 A07 201/20/-88 A13 101/20/88 A13 101/23/88 A16 101/-23/88 A1 6 101/-26/88 A07 201/31/-88 All 102/01/88 A0 5 402/17/-88 A08 402/20/-88 A17 102/21/88 FOl 202/24/88 AO l 302/24/88 Al l 502/25/-88 All 102/25/-88 cos 502/28/88 BOl 203/-02/-88 A0 1 203/04/-88 A07 203/07/-88 AO l 203/-01}/88 AlO 503/12/-88 AlO 503/15/88 A07 403/31/88 AO l 304/08-/-88 Al 2 104/-18/88 AO S 104/18-/88 A0 5 104/22/-88 A21 104/25/-88 AO! 205/04/88 Al 0 105/05/-88 AlO 405/1 2/88 A07 105/16/88 A05 105/24/88 C02 105/-24/88 C02 1203

ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 19S8DATEPAGE COLChemical ban may harm Allen Canning Co 's Benton Co operationsAsbestos drives state Labor Dept from its headquarters bldgEnsco. Inc gets 10-yr permit for hazardous waste managementDioxin waste burn at Vertac gets Jacksonville Council okayBurning of dioxin has backing of Gov Clinton if it is safeDioxin burn opposed by national environmentalistShipments of deadly rocket fuel regularly cross Ark by roadRoutes used for rocket fuel shipments kept secretDeath Train carries hazardous chemicals through Ark weeklyWinston Bryant among environmetalists asking for Ensco reviewGasoline found in ground at La Gloria storage tanks at NLREcologists go to Washington to picket Gov Bill ClintonEnvironmental ists accuse Clinton adm of misleading publicOklahoma may yet prevent Fayetteville use of Illinois RiverGov Bill Clinton rebuts chgs from environmentalistsPossible Conway landfill near Cadron Park stirs concernContract for burning of Vertac dioxin delayedLake Pine Bluff pollution not as widespread as fearedLake Pine Bluff pollution source still not locatedEl Dorado 's illness rate normal . Health Dept saysNorthwest Ark nears crisis stage in solid wastes disposalFayetteville voter rej ection of incinerator is legal tangl eForty-eight LR firms report use or storage of hazardous chemsNLR Mayor Hartwick closes city incineratorJacksonv ille landfill studies beginDrivers of hazarous cargo trucks stopped. checked on I-40Jacksonville lots to be cleaned up by EPAMedical waste found on two rivers in northeast ArkAnnual Great Arkansas Cleanup takes placeHercules to finance cleanup of dioxin at Jacksonville homesNine NW Ark counties facing costly waste disposal problemDioxin cleanup at Jacksonville homes beginsState cal ls off talks for dioxin disposal firmGov Bill Clinton's plan for the environmentLake Pine Bluff cleared for refilling. restocking of fishMedical products dump near LR not a health hazardGroundwater may be contaminated near vanadium plantChlorine leak at Hot Springs kills one person, inj ures eightDioxin levels drop in Bayou MetoChlorine danger subsides at Hot Springs apt complexEnvironmentalists say EPA hides facts on Jacksonville. dioxinSludge turned to diesel fuel by Innotek CorpPaul Koros alleges Vertac chemical spill ruined his healthPaul Koros imagines illnesses. psychologist testifiesJury rul es for Paul Keros against Vertac Chemical CorpNebraska to vote on interstate radioactive waste siteVoters to decide on bonds for sewer improvement needsVoters approve bonds for waste disposal and pollution controlNebraska voters decide to stay in nuclar waste compactBonds for pollution control win handily in statewide voteNebraska voters ' decision relieves AP&L officialsDangers of chlorine gas release discussed by state officialsMayor, G&FC members demand answers on Pine Bluff LakeFisherman return to Lake Pine Bluff despite pollution05/24/-8S C02 105/26/8S AO l 205/28-/-88 A09 606/03/SB A01 206/-04/-88 ADS 106/05/-88 B04 106/06/-S8 AO l 206-/-06/-88 AO l 306/15/-88 AO l 206/18/88 A0 9 106/23/88 A09 106/25/S8 Al 1 106/29/-S8 AlO 106/-30/8S AlO 107/-02/-S8 AlO 407/05/-88 A09 107/-15/-8S A0 9 107/-20/88 A0 9 507/20/8S A09 507/22/88 All 107/24/BS BOl 307/-24/88 BOS 307/25/8S AO S 107/29/88 A17 107/29/88 A21 108/17/88 A14 109/01/8S BOS 109/ 10/-88 B03 409/11/88 B06 109/16/-S8 BOl 609/18/88 B03 109/-21/88 B03 109/24/88 BOl 510/03/88 B03 210/12/SS BOl 210/15/8S B04 510/17/-88 BOS l10/-18-/-S8 AOl 210/18-/-88 BOl 210/19/-88 BOl 210/22/88 B06 410/23/88 FOl 110/-27/S8 BO S 110/-27/SS BO S 110/-29/SS BOl 211/-04/88 AO l 611/06/SS B04 211/09/-S8 AO l 211/09/-88 A07 511/-09/-88 BOS 511/10/-8S B09 311/-18-/88 B07 111/23/88 B02 112/11/S8 BOl 2204

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBenton 's decision to accept New York City garbage is opposedBenton acceptance of NYC garbage discussed by John BrummettBenton City Council votes to discard NY trash planLake Pine Bluff to be refilled. stocked with fishTurning back trash from outside Ark is big challengeBryant officials trying to head off New York wastesBenton plan to accept NY trash draws mixed reactionJohn Brummett apologizes to Jacksonville for remark on wastesFayetteville sends treated wastes into Illinois RiverPlans to expand Worth James landfill concern LR residentsOther landfills in Ark might get NYC garbagePOLYCRRON, CHRISsee also BankingPOLYGRAPHsee Lie DetectorsPOORsee also Economic Developmentsee also Robberies and Theftssee also TaxationLee and Mississippi listed among nation' s 25 poorest countiesSearch on for homeless in Pulaski CountySales tax burden heavy on poor in Ark, report shc:MsStatistics on homeless in Pulaski CountyMap shows poverty level in Arkansas countiesState 's safety net fails to bring poor above pove.rty levelCharacteristics of homeless in Pulaski CoUnited Way survey finds 322 homeless in Pulaski CoNeed not only criteria for getting public aid in ArkRej ection rate high in Ark for those seeking public aidElderly. poor line up for fans in effort to keep coolPurchase of fans for needy approved by legis committeeKnox Nelson wants welfare women to use contraceptivesArk ranks last in helping indigent defendantsFormer CSA compound in Marion County to house the needyRice given to Arkansas people in needNew welfare legislation bodes well for ArkHungry and homeless numbers growing in ArkGaz ette Roundtable discusses legal services for the poorSurvey finds number of homeless in Pulaski County growingPOPE COUNTYsee also Simmons Family MurdersIndictments against County Judge Bill Abernathy ruled validCounty Judge Bill Abernathy gets 3 yrs probation, finePOPE COUNTY DETENTION CENTERsee PrisonsPOPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICSArk population estimated at 2372000 in July 1986Urban population growns in Ark as rural population declinesDistribution of population in Ark, by planning districtsCensus Bureau predicts Ark median age to be above 40 in 2010Popul ation of state 's maj or cities in 1986Summary of growth statistics in Ark from 1980 to 1986Statistics on life expectancy for blacks in ArkPORNOGRAPHY AND OBSCENITY12/-17/88 A1712/-20/88 BOl12/20/-88 BOl12/-20/88 DOS12/-21/-88 BO!12/-21/88 BOl12/22/88 BOl12/25/88 A0312/30/88 B0412/31/88 AOl12/31/-88 B0301/-22/88 All02/16/-88 A0603/25/88 A0904/01/88 A1304/-01/88 COl05/19/-88 A0306/16/-88 All06/16/88 All06/2{}/88 AOl06/20/88 AOl06/2/88 A0907/06/88 AlO07/21/88 A1309/06/-88 AO l10/08/88 A0510/-2 0-/-88 EO 111/13/88 COl11/26/-88 BOl11/27/-88 cos12/15/88 BlO115112615611121444422215241151105/24/88 A0 9 110/-26/88 BOB 501/-31/-88 COl08/07/88 B0408/07/88 B0411/17/88 A0711/-17/88 BO!11/17/-88 BO l12/23/-88 A035241111205

ARKANSAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSteve Clark seeks aid of US Atty Gen to halt 'adult' mailColumn discusses jailing of video sellersPolice seize 282 videotapes as obscene at OsceolaTwo officers of Ambassador Books and Video convictedObscenity case ends in mistrialProposed ordinance at LR restricts sexually oriented businessPOSTAL SERVICESmall postoffices are drain on budgetList of Ark offices with gross revenues less than $5 ,000POTLATCH CORPsee also TaxationPOTTER, DAV Esee also Murders - Potter, DavePOULAN/WEED EATERFirm enlarging facility at Nashville, adding 150 jobsFirm moves Mexico operation to Nashville plantPOULTRYsee Livestock and PoultryPOULTRY FEDERATION, ARKANSASsee also Colleges Jy7see also Governor (Ark) S2see also PoliticsPOVERTYsee PoorPOWELL AND SATTERFIELD INCState orders review at securities firmPreviously fined salesman tied to new sanctionsPOWELL, LEE Rsee also BooksPOWELL, RU SSELL KELLYsee also Murders - Powell, Rus sell KellyPRATHER, LEWISsee also BoatsPRATTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My1 2PRECISION MARKETING INCsee Public UtilitiesPREX;NANCYsee BirthsPREMARIATAL AGREEMENTS ACTsee MarriagePRESCOLITE INCFirm building second plant at El Dorado to add 70 new jobsPRESIDENT {US)Bill Clinton. Dale Bumpers considered entering raceJesse Jackson stops in Ark on campaign trailCandidates filing for ballot spots in Ark primaryMore candidates file for Super Tuesday primaryFil ings for Super Tuesday primary continueEighteen to seek presidency in ArkVoter registration is key element for Jesse Jackson in ArkGov Bill Cl inton undecided on making endorsementFilings show activists in Pulaski Co split on candidatesGOP candidates lead in donations from Arkansas02/27/88 All 105/08/-88 C03 106/17/88 Al3 208/06/88 A07 108/27/88 B03 111/-23/88 B06 404/-03/88 BOl 204/-03/-88 B04 503/22/-88 COl 506/10/88 COl 212/-30/-88 COl 212/31/88 COl 512/24/-88 COl 201/02/-88 AOl 401/03/88 AlO 101/05/88 A06 101/06/88 A03 101/07/88 A08 601/-09/-88 A07 101/-10/-88 A06 101/12/88 A03 201/-14/-88 A09 101/17/88 AOl 2206

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLList of Ark donors to various presidential candidatesPat Robertson wins straw vote at state GOP rallyBill Clinton decided against Dukakis endorsement, report saysPoll shows standings of Dem, Repub contenders in ArkVoter roll purge to hurt Jesse Jackson, backer saysGOP expects candidates in Ark to benefit from Dem crossoversNorbert Denneril gave Dems bad check to pay filing feeKen Coon says Super Tuesday hurts ArkRichard Gephardt visits Ark in search of supportAlbert Gore Jr campaigns in ArkJesse Jackson campaigns in stateLittle Rock TV stations get little campaign advertisingRobert J Dole makes campaign stop at Fort SmithRobert J Dole campaigns in LRMrs Michael Dukakis visits LR fund-raiserPat Robertson campaigns in TexarkanaMrs Pat Robertson campaigns in LR for her hu sbandTies to Gov Bill Clinton give Michael Dukakis edge in ArkRobert J Dole, Michael Dukakis send relatives to ArkJesse Jackson finds receptive audience at LRCandidate Jack Kemp represented by daughter at LR rallyRichard Gephardt talks trade in appearance at LRMichael Dukakis greeted by crowd of 400 at LR stopPaul Simon endorsed by Arkansas GazetteArkansas voters undeiwhelmed by Super Tuesday primariesGeorge Bush and Albert Gore campaign in ArkJohn Brummett discusses prospects of each candidate in ArkAlbert Gore wins Democratic primary in ArkGeorge Bush wins Republican primary in ArkResults of Super Tuesday primary in ArkStrategy works well for Albert Gore, John Brummett writesAlbert Gore (Dem) and George Bush (Repub) had big win in ArkTotals for each Democratic candidate in Ark primaryArk Democratic primary results, by Cong Dist and countyLack of 'IV ad money cost Gephardt in Ark. Beryl Anthony saysAlbert Gore' s Dem primary victory far exceeds forecastsPulaski County vote in primary , by precinctReturns in GOP primary in Ark, by Cong dist and countyCampaign visits to Ark more frequent, but brief in 1988Ark Super Tuesday vote discussed by Steve Smith, T HutchinsonCertified totals in Democratic primary in ArkMichael Dukakis calls Skip Rutherford on about campaignDukakis delegates unhappy with lack of choice at caucusArk Democrats elect delegates to Atlanta conventionGOP selects 15 at-large delegates to New Orleans convMichael Dukakis endorsed by Senator Dale BumpersDale Bumpers fits Dukakis needs for running mateState GOP names delegates to Republican Natl ConvJohn Dukakis helping organize in Ark for his fatherMichael Dukakis makes brief stop in stateMichael Dukakis stumps on state line at TexarkanaDale Bumpers stole show at Dukakis stop at TexarkanaNotes on Arkansas delegation to Democratic Natl ConvDukakis choice of Lloyd Bentsen for vice-pres praised in Ark01/17/88 A0 6 101/24/88 A03 101/30/-88 AOl 201/31/88 A0 6 402/07/88 A05 102/10/-88 AO l 602/11/-88 A0 9 202/12/88 A25 102/-21/88 A03 102/24/-88 A03 102/24/88 A0 9 402/25/88 All 102/26/88 A0 8 102/27/-88 AOl 202/27/88 AlO 402/-28/88 All 503/-02/88 A09 103/04/-88 A07 103/04/-88 A07 203/04/88 aaO 503/05/88 Al 0 103/-05/88 aaO 203/06/88 AOl 503/06/88 C02 103/06/88 JOl 103/08/88 AOl 403/08/-88 A07 103/09/88 AOl 203/09/-88 AOl 203/09-/88 AOl 403/09-/88 A0 9 103/10/88 AO l 403/10/-88 A0 4 103/10/-88 A0 4 303/10/88 A0 4 503/10/88 A09 103/10/-88 A1 4 103/-ll/88 A05 103/13/88 A03 103/15/88 Al 1 103/-22/-88 A0 5 504/-01/88 A09 105/15/88 A0 3 105/15/88 AlO 305/15/88 BOS 105/-26/88 A03 105/27/88 A13 106/19/88 B03 107/08/-88 A04 307/08/88 A04 307 /09/88 AO 1 207/10/-88 A03 107/10/88 A03 307/13/88 A0 8 1207

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDukakis stand on rights for homosexuals may cost one Ark vote 07/13/;88 AlS 5Beryl Anthony to address Democratic National Convention 07/15/88 A03 6Tiny Arkansas has big role at Democratic National Conv 07/17/88 AO l 2Article on Arkansas delegation to Democratic Natl Conv 07/17/88 All 1Bill Clinton's political party big success in Atlanta 07/18/88 AOl 5Gov Bill Clinton comments on plans for speech 07/-20/88 AOl 4Albert Gore Jr addresses Ark delegates to Democratic conv 07/2/88 A07 2Arkansas delegates to conv impressed with Jackson speech 07/20/-88 A07 3Gov Bill Clinton addresses restless Democratic Natl Conv 07/-21/88 AOl 2Lottie Shackelford presides over session of Dem Natl Conv 07/21/-88 A07 1Speech by Gov Bill Clinton criticiz ed by national media 07/21/88 A07 4Gov Bill Clinton interviewed on nominating speech at conv 07/22/88 AO l 2Media has field day with Gov Bill Clinton' s speech 07/-22/88 AOl 3Analysts discuss Bill Clinton speech at conv 07/-22/88 A0 9 1Bill Clinton took himself too seriously. Brummett writes 07/22/-88 A0 9 1Paul Johnson column on Bill Clinton speech 07/-22/-88 A09 1Arkansans say Clinton speech too long 07/22/-88 A09 4William Walker confronted Lottie Shackelford on Dukakis vote 07/-24/88 A03 1Winston Bryant. Ed Bethune discuss Democrats' chance s in Ark 07/31/88 COS 1Lloyd Bentsen to campaign at LR for Dukakis-Bentsen ticket 08/12/88 A09 1Brief biog sketches on Ark delegates to GOP convention 08/14/88 A13 1Ark ddelegates to GOP conv get $114.000 worth of gala tickets 08/15/88 AO l 5John Paul Hammerschmidt handled tickets for anonymous donor 08/15/88 AOl 5May Wright Wilson 's song is GOP conv souvenir 08/15/88 A05 2Campaign train of Michael Dukakis to stop in Walnut Ridge 08/16/88 AO l 2Lloyd Bentsen brings Democratic campaign to LR 0&/16/88 AO l 2Articles on Arkansas delegation at GOP convention 08/16/-88 A07 3Federal laws seem to bar gift by 'angel ' to Ark GOP delegates 0&/16/88 All 1John Paul Hammerschmidt refused to identify 'angel ' donor 08/-16/-88 All 1Ark GOP delegates pleased with Dan Quayle on George Bush team 08/-17/-88 A0 6 3Chesley Pruet says he delivered tickets from 'angel ' 08/17/88 A0 9 1Arkansas delegates seen on national TV program 08/18/88 A0 9 3Senators Dale Bumpers. David Pryor rate Quayle unqual ified 08/18/88 All 1Dale Bumpers predicts close race between Bush and Dukakis 08/19/-88 A09 1Ark GOP delegates unconcerned about Quayle's military record 08/19/88 AlO 2Ark delegates to GOP conv enj oy gala thanks to 'angel ' 08/19/88 All 2Walnut Ridge toils to be ready for Michael Dukakis visit 0&/19/88 A13 5Michael Dukakis make s campaign stop at Walnut Ridge 0&/-20/-88 A01 2Michael Dukakis tells why he vetoed pledge of allegiance bill 08/20/88 AOB 1Arkansas Democrats warm to Dukakis during his visit to state 08/21/88 A03 1Richard Allin describes his meeting with Dukakis 08/-24/88 EOl 1Democrat Lloyd Bentsen visits Hot Springs 08/27/88 A0 9 1Both parties wage vigorous fight for Ark electoral votes 08/27/-88 BOl 2Repub Vice Pres nominee Daniel Quayle visits Little Rock 09/02/-88 A01 2Articles on Dan Quayle visit to Little Rock 09/02/-88 AlO 1Columnist John Brummett discusses Daniel Quayle 09/-02/-88 B01 1Libertarian Party nominee Andre Marrou visits Ark 09/03/88 B03 1Arkansas AE'L-CIO endorses Democratic slate 09/ll/88 A03 5Michael Dukakis visit to LR not publiciz ed Brummett writes 0/1 2/-88 BOl 1Columnist John Brummett insists Dukakis sneaking into town 0/18/-88 A03 1Arkansans submit questions for Michael Dukakis 0/19/-88 AO l 2List of questions Arkansans submitted to Dukakis 09/19/-88 A04 1State Republicans lash out at Dukakis 09/1/88 B01 1Michael Dukakis comes to LR for campaign appearance 09/20/88 A01 2208

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE illLMichael Dukakis answers questions by Arkan sas Gazette readersMichael Dukakis greeted at LR by anti-abortion protestorsTwo Ark families visit with Michael Dukakis at Little RockJohn Brummett column on Michael Dukakis' visit to LRArkansans ' questions answered by Michael DukakisMichael Dukakis interviewed by Gaz ette editorial boardBarbara Bush campaigns in Ark for George BushBarbara Bush campaigns in. stateMarvin Bush campaigns in LR for his fatherDale Bumpers would not have been immune from GOP attackGeorge Bush to make campaign stop in Little RockArkansans submit questions for George Bush to answerSecret Service prepares for George Bush visit to LRArkansans react to Lloyd Bentsen-Dan Quayle debate on TVGeorge Bush makes brief stop in downtown Little RockLR reception for George Bush was $1.000 per personSon of George Bush visits four Arkansas citiesLoyd Bentsen campaigns at FayettevilleGeorge Bush campaign answers questions of ArkansansJohn Brummett column on Loyd Bentsen stop in FayettevilleDaniel Quayle watched Bush-Dukakis debate at Fort SmithJohn Brummett ' s question to Quayle on US 71 vote unansweredDan Quayle campaigns in Fort SmithJohn Brummett column on Dan Quayle visit to Fort SmithLloyd Bensen campaigns at TexarkanaNational campaigns wooing Arkansas votersNeil Bush campaigns in Ark for George BushImportance of Ark to each camp discussed in columnJesse Jackson campaigns for Dukakis at Pine BluffKitty Dukakis campaigns in LR for her husbandPoll shows George Bush has commanding lead in ArkPresident Reagan coming to Ark to campaign for BushKitty Dukakis part of UAPB festivitiesArkansans pref er Lloyd Bentsen over Dan Quayle for vice-presBeryl Ann Bentsen campaigns in LR for Dukakis-Bentsen teamRonald Reagan to arrive in LR today for campaign talkElizabeth Dole campaigns in Ark for Bush-Quayle ticketPresident Reagan may draw 20,000 for LR rallyRonald Reagan campaigns at LR for Bush-Quayle ticketPro-Dukakis students abu sed by Bush supporters at LRReagan talk unbecoming a president. John Brummett writesArticles on Reagan visit to LRPhotographs of Reagan visit to LRMeanings of term 'liberal ' is subj ect of articleGeorge Bush to carry Ark easily. John Brummett writesMrs George Bush campaigns at El DoradoJesse Jackson comes to LR to assail Bush-Quayle ticketDale Bumpers. David Pryor. Bill Clinton campiagn for DukakisSon of Lloyd Bentsen campaigns in east ArkArkansas has received much attention during campaignLloyd Bentsen visits Ark on eve of presidential electionStrom Thurmond campaigns in Ark for George BushGeorge Bush sweeps to easy victory in ArkansasPresidential vote in Ark, by counties09/20/-88 A0 4 109/20/-88 A04 10/-20/-88 A04 509/20/88 BOl 10/-21/-88 AOl 209/25/88 cos 109/28/88 AOl 309/28/-88 BOl 209/29/-88 BOl 110/-04/-88 BOl 110/05/88 AOl 510/-06/88 A06 110/06/-88 BOl 110/06/88 B04 110/-07/-88 AO l 510/-07/-88 Bl 0 210/-12/-88 BOl 210/-13/88 AO l 310/13/88 A09 110/13/88 BOl 110/14/-88 AO l 210/15/88 BOl 110/15/-88 B04 110/16/88 A03 110/-18/88 AOl 210/-20/-88 AOl 510/-20/-88 BOl 410/-21/88 BOl 110/21/88 BOl 210/22/-88 BOl 210/23/-88 AOl 210/23/88 AOl 510/-23/88 BOl 110/-24/-88 AO l 210/-26/-88 EO l 310/-27/-88 AO l 210/27/88 BO l 110/-27 /88 Bl 2 110/28/-88 AOl 510/28/-88 A04 110-/-28/88 BO l 110/-28/-88 B06 110/-28/-88 Bl2 110/-29/-88 BOl 210/-30/88 A03 111/-04/88 A03 411/04/-88 BOS 111/04/-88 B06 411/-05/-88 A03 511/-06/88 NOl 211/08/88 A03 211/08/-88 A03 211/09/88 AOl 511/0/-88 B06 3209

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArkansas votes since 1900 shc:Mn in tableArkansas election returns (by county)George Bush held exploratory meeting in ArkPRESIDENTIAL CONVERSIONSsee Buses and VansPRESTOL ITE WIRE CORPParagould to get plant that will empl oy up to 200 peoplePRESTON, CHERYLsee also LaborPRICE MAINTENANCEsee also Oil and GasPRICE, (LARRY AND JAWANA) FAMILYsee also Murders - Price FamilyPRICE, MARTIN HENRYsee also Murders - Taylor, RoyPRICE, STERLINGsee also History (Ark)PRINCE. THOMAS Asee also BanksPRINTINGsee Kreuger, W APRIODICALSActive Age monthly magazine resurrectedPRISONERSsee PrisonsPRISONSNote:Entries refer to state prison unless otherwise notedsee also Medicine and Healthsee also Murders - Bates. Claiborne Jrsee also Murders - Powell, Ru ssell Kellysee also Nursing Homessee also TrialsCorrection Bd Cbmn Woodson D Walker resigningHezekiah D Stewart Jr to fill vacancy on Correction BoardNew Washington County jail nears completionGov Bill Clinton commutes life sentences of 3 convictsOfficials support Clinton on commutation of sentencesClass-action suit challenges handling of juveniles in ArkGov Clinton explains decision to commute sentencesLegislators. widow of victim give views on commutationStone County JPs oppose unit in neighboring Izard CountyFunding for regional jails to be considered by LegisIdeal Baking Co donates surplus bread to prisonsOvercrowding may soon force early releases of prisonersMountain View City Council opposes prion for Izard CountyTwo inmates in state prison being treated for AIDSAIDS to be no factor in parole of inmates, official saysSome prisoners choose to escape when term nears completionProposed policy would cost counties refusing prison sitesMountain View C of C opposes prison unit in Izard CountyRoxanne Hamilton renews plea for reduced term in US prisonIzard County JPs reaffirm support for prison unitFacility will not be built at Jonesboro, Bobby Hogue predictsCalico Rock prison foes ask for state park instead11/10/-88 A07 411/-10/-88 BlO 511/-13/88 COl 110/28/88 COl 203/-29-/88 COl 501/06/88 A0 9 201/06/88 A09 201/-10/-88 BOS 101/15/-88 AOl 501/15/88 AO ! 501/-15/-88 Al 2 401/15/-88 A1 8 201/-16/88 AlO 501/16/-88 AlO 501/21/-88 All 101/-25/-88 COl 201/-27/88 A0 8 101/-28/88 AlO 501/29-/88 AO l 501/-30/88 A07 202/01/-88 AOl 402/04/88 A09 202/04/88 A13 102/-06/-88 A0 9 502/06/-88 Al 2 502/-10/-88 A09 102/-12/88 COB 5210

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArticle on prison board member Rev Hezekiah D Stewart 02/14/88 BOl 2Corrections Dept denies it has selected Calico Rock site 02/19/88 A1 6 3Calico Rock chosen for prison site by Correction Bd 02/25/88 AOl 5Calico Rock prison decision elicits praise* doubts 02/26/88 A15 5Pulaski Co inmate Maurice Fields Jr mistakenly released 03/-01/88 AOl SUS Supreme Ct hears argument on seiz ing inmate 's benefits 03/03/-88 A0 8 SMaurice Fields Jr returned to jail after mistaken release 03/04/88 A07 5Opponents of Calico Rock unit concerned over cemetery 03/14/-88 AO l 2Correction Bd to release inmates early to relieve crowding 03/29/88 AO l 2Dumas residents assured city not departure point for inmates 03/30/-88 AO l 2Law allCMing seizure of inmate benefits overruled by court 03/30/88 A07 221 of 201 early-release inmates last yr back in prison 04/01/88 A15 lConstitutional status of prison overcrowding law challenged 04/03/88 A08 5Faulkner County to limit number of jail inmates 04/07/88 A1 2 1Prison to release 81 inmates under Overcrowding Act 04/12/-88 AOl 6Ark parolee Michael Edward Paulson leaves mark on Chicago 04/-13/-88 A07 2Early release given 20 inmates 04/-13/-88 A07 4Inmate contentions on religious rights dismissed by Judge Roy 04/16/88 A09 1Tougher sentencing and parole law led to overcrowding 04/19/-88 A12 1Bobby Roberts, Mike Gaines discuss problem of prison crowding 04/-24/88 COS 1Inmate walks aw ay one day before parole hearing 04/29/-88 A21 5Arkansas has 179 inmates whose ages are 55 or older 05/-09/88 AOl 4Parolee Chester A Strozyk sentenced for sol iciting child 05/11/88 Al 2 4Jerome Allen Bargo escapes from Pope County Detention Center 05/11/88 A15 1Juvenile detention center for Pulaski Co backed by D Bazzell 06/-03/88 A19 1Calico Rock prison site inj unction denied by court 06/07/88 A09 1Marriage restrictions may be eased for state inmates 06/13/-88 AO l 2Dispute mrer payments threatens inmate health care 06/22/-88 A0 9 5Prison staff losing benefit of free food 06/-22/88 A09 5State prison farms well-equipped to fight drouth 06/23/88 A0 8 1Legis panel opposes end to free food for employees 06/23/88 A09 5Ending the prison food baskets (ed) 06/-26/88 C02 1Sierra Club asks for environmental study of Call.co Rock site 06/28/88 A08 6Calico Rock site may be out because of tw o rare fish species 07/-08/-88 A08 5Article tells how 4 inmates escaped from Tucker Maximum Unit 07/-13/88 AO l 5Escape of four inmates at maximun security unit reported 07/13/88 AO l 5Escapees are Raymond Coble, Tommy Lloyd Winberry 07/13/-88 AO l 5Escapees from maximum security are James R Renton. David Fain 07/13/88 AOl 5Inmates must have safe working conditions, federal judge says 07/13/-88 AlO 1Biographical sketch of escaees Renton, Coble* Winberry, Fain 07/-13/-88 AlO 3Escapees Renton, Coble, Fain and Winberry still at-large 07/14/88 AOl 2Escapee David Fain captured in Memphis 07/15/88 AO l 2Map details route of escape from Tucker Max.:Unum Security 07/15/88 Al2 5Escapees tie up farmer at Marianna. steal truck 07/-16/-88 AOl 3Escapees from Ark prison tie up Mississippi family for 3 hrs 07/16/88 AOl 4Escape by James Ray Renton brings anguish to victim' s widow 07/-16/88 A03 1Map shows where escapees have been seen 07/16/88 A03 2Escapee search brings few clues 07/-17/-88 AOl 4St Francis County Jail escapees complicate search 07/-17/-88 AOl 4Escapees still elude authorities 07/18/-88 A07 1Two prison guards fired over escape from Maximum Security 07/19/88 A07 1Escapees bind* rob Widener couple* steal pickup truck 07/20/88 AO l 5Escapees Tommy Winberry, Raymond Coble captured in Kansas 07/21/88 AO l 2Juror asks to abstain from sentencing. prefers rehabilita.tion 07/-21/-88 A23 1211

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSheriff Gravett chained prisoners to trees at prison last yrEscapee James Ray Renton may go on FBI's Ten Most Wanted listPulaski Sheriff Gravett 's chaining prisoners to cost $22.SOOPulaski Co told not to place new bunks in jailEscape of James Ray Renton stirs painful memories in NW ArkExtra guards transferred to Tucker Unit after escapesIndependence County gets deadline on jail improvementsCalico Rock site toured by state of ficials. representativesInmate Thernell Hundley stabs guard at Maximum Security UnitDeath Row inmates get more privileges under agreementArticle on life on Death Row at Tucker Maximum SecurityDeath Row inmates seek human touch in Maximum Security UnitSome Death Row inmates still have hopeEscapee from St Francis County jail captured at LRLonoke County Jail inmates sue over conditionsJames Renton escape dramatized on natl TV programDermott approves state building regional jail thereCorrection Bd approves new barracks at Varner and Pine BluffPulaski County Jail is out of room, judges toldPulaski Co Jail overcrowding eased slightlyInmate Jesse James Woods stabs correctional officerAnderson Gene Dubois in prison despite release orderEscapee James Ray Renton arrested in TexasWilliam Rummell let out of jail because state prison fullFarming. industrial operations inspected by legis panelThree inmates escape from St Francis County JailLawyers in bias case against Corrections Dept get $S61.000James Ray Renton fears for life. Texas judge toldSt Francis County Jail escapee recapturedJames Ray Renton appeals order to be returned to ArkansasPHP Healthcare Corp seeks $640.000 from stateInmates to share $15.000 settlement in Carroll Gravett suitCoorection Bd admits liabilities in health care claimStudy shews 46 pct on incoming convict s are low-riskGov Bill Clinton outlines prison improvement plansInmate at Wrightsville sues to end duty on work crewAdul t Probation Comm' s work praised by Legislative CouncilPulaski County Juvenile Detention Center reopensCalico Rock unit design approved by Correction BoardJails holding Sl7 state inmates until space in prison opensSenator Knox Nelson inv ites Bobby Roberts to get off boardTermination of emolument program behind rebuke of RobertsCorrection Bd Chmn Bobby Roberts cites law, resignsGov Bill Clinton accuses Art Lockhart of aiding Knox NelsonCompliance office atty doubl es as aide to Gov Bill ClintonCompliance office supervision likely to bring political fightGov Bill Clinton. Senator Knox Nelson likely to tanglePulaski Co Sheriff Gravett alleges plot to fire black jailersBobby Roberts pleased that he has support of Gov Bill ClintonCorrection Bd Chmn Bobby Roberts officially resignsSenator Max Howell supports free food for employeesInmates may be assigned to make state parks improvementsLegislators ask Gov Clinton to study prison mgmt needsSurvey of cave near Calico Rock finds no rare fish07/22/88 A01 207/22/88 A06 107 /23-/88 AOl 207-/ 23-/88 Al 1 507/24/88 C06 307/27/-88 A29 s07/-27/-88 A3 6 107/-28/-88 A1 4 107/29/88 Al 2 407/-29/88 Al 9 607/31/-88 AO! 207/-31/-88 A18 107/-31/-88 A1 8 108/-04/88 A0 9 408/0S/88 Al 7 108/-19/88 Al S 108/22/88 BOl 208/-23/88 AOl s08/-26/88 AOl s08/27/88 AOl 608/31/-88 B03 109/-06/-88 AOl 609/07/88 AOl 209/07/88 BOl 609/08/88 B06 409/22-/88 AOl 209/28-/88 B02 609/-28/88 B03 409/28/88 BOS 409/29/88 BOS 109/30/88 BOS 410/01/-88 004 110-/01-/88 BlO 110/01/88 B10 110/03-/88 B03 210/-07/88 BO S 110/-12/-88 B06 110/15/88 B03 110{19/88 BO l 210/19/88 BOl 210/20/-88 BO l 610/-20/-88 BOl 610/22/-88 AO l 210/-22/88 AOl 210/25/-88 BO 1 510/-25/-88 BOl 510/-2S-/-88 BOl s10/26/-88 B03 110-/-26/-88 B04 110/-27/-88 B04 s11-/-01/88 B06 511-/-02/88 AO S 111/02/88 A07 411/-02-/-88 BO 1 2212

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 19B8DATEPAGE COLSurvey team has environmental concerns about Calico Rock site 11/-02/88 BOl 2Henry Oliver replaces Bobby Roberts on Correction Board 11/04/BB BOl 2Boot camp program for first offenders proposed by Gov Clinton 11/05/BB Al l 1Prison vo-tech program same size after 17 yearsPulaski Co Jail refuses inmates because of overcrowdingRefusal of Nick Zoeller to accept prison.era brings citationSolution sought to crowding in jailsAlternative sentencing good despite 'myth. ' official saysArkansas prisons need 1,000 additional bedsState inmates help clear tornado-damaged areasGov Bill Clinton outlines ways to reduce prison crowdingVolunteer inmate labor cleans roadsides in Crittenden CoCost of keeping inmate in Arkansas state prisonGeorge Bush's favorite criminal complicates prison solutionsGov Clinton proposes pay raise to replace free foodJimmy Mason elected Correction Board chairmanSystem to keep compliance attorney. Jimmy Mason says11/-07 /88 BOl11/-11/-88 .AOl11/11/BB AOl11/-12/BB AlOll/16/B8 B0411/-16/-88 B0411/lB/BB BlO11/20/88 B0211/-20/88 B0511/ 20/88 COl11/20/SB COl11/22/SB B0211/23/88 BOl11/23/88 BOl12211153111144Senator Jack Gibson plans bill allowing free food for workers ll/23/B8 Bl 0 1Probation system has one officer per 240 adul ts on probationChristopher J Lyon. 17, gets 11-yr term as habitual criminalCorrection Dept has expensive requests in budgetCorrection Dept spending this year and proposed 19B9-91Judge Robert McCorkindale faults early-release systemCorrection Bd Chmn questions some financial transactionsNew unit at Wrightsville receives 100 inmatesFree food program for employees may be resurrectedGov Clinton caving in on food program. John Brummett writesDirector A L Lockhart buys apartment bldgs from state vendorLawIIl1ilkers. Gov Bill Clinton closer on free food issuePrison officials argue in favor of emolument programConvict Lisa Jean Pierce works at Searcy under work-releaseInmates to get rest on Christmas. but not holiday furloughsInmates may be used for upkeep of state parksEarly releases routine at Little Rock JailPRIVATE AND HOME SCHOOL Sll/28/B8 BOll 1/30/B8 B0212/05/88 AOl12/05/8B A0612/0B/88 B0612/13/88 COB12/14/88 B0212/16/BB A1 212/18/BB A03l 2/1 B/ 8B Al 812/20/BB BOl12/21/88 BOB12/23/88 BOS12/25/88 BOl12/ 28/SB BOl12/29/BB AOl5144211516533122see Educ JalO Jy26 Agl6 Se2 01 8 028PRIZESsee Contests and PrizesPROBLEM-SOLVINGsee PsychologyPROJECT LANDsee Education Jy7PROPERTYsee also CreditPROPERTY, UNCLAIMEDState seeks owners of $750.000 in unclaimed moneyFormer hobo picks up his $34,482 treasureTreasure hunt turns up some odditiesPROSTITUTIONWilliam Rummel chgd with providing teen-age boys for womenWilliam Rummell pleads innocent to chg of providing boysHearing to consider evidence in William Rummel casePROTESTSsee Demonstrations and Protests03/16/88 A09 103/31/BB AOl 204/08/B8 A09 203/18/88 AlO 403/19/BB A0 9 104/05/88 A07 4213

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPRUDENTIAL BACHE SEClJRITIES. INCFirm heavily fined by state Securities CommissionerState explains reasons for hefty trading finesPRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COsee also InsurancePRUETI'. MARION ALBERTsee al so Murders - Robberson. Bobbie Jeansee also Murders - Robertson. Marion AlbertPRYOR. DAV IDsee also Congress (US)PSYCHOLOOY09/ 15/88 All 109/15/88 All 4Analysis technique by UALR professor J W Hart gets attention 01/14/88 B02 1PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICESAsbestos stops work at old Pulaski County HospitalBill in legis would allow courthouse work without bondsNew law allcwing tax vote for courthouse work ruled validPUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OFFICES (ARK)02/27/88 A0707/1 2/88 A0807/23/88 Al6131House of Reprs wants Educ Bldg West named for Luther S Hardin 02/03/88 A06 2Offices of Attorney General moving to Tower BldgTower Bldg owned by Graham Catlett. a Steve Clark supporterSteve Clark' s choice for AG offices examined by J BrummettSteve Clark obj ects to criticism of Tower Bldg decisionWest Education Bldg on Capitol Mall flooded by broken pipeLuther S Hardin Bldg at capitol complex dedicatedBig Mac II proposal to be back before LegislatureState Repr John E Miller pushes for Big Mac II constructionArticle on proposed building of 'Big Mac II'LR real estate interests urge purchase of buildings by statePUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM (ARK)02/18/-88 AlO02/18/-88 AlO02/19/88 A0902/21/88 A0205/27/88 A1307/26/88 All11/29/88 BOl11/29/88 BO!12/ 25/88 COl12/25/-88 COl1111341111see Government BondsPUBLIC OPINION AND SURVEYSsee also Agedsee also Finance and Budgets (Ark)see also Flags and EmblemsArkansans lukewarm to producing nerve gas in stateCitizens favor tough campaign disclosure lawsResidents oppose higher taxes for highway proj ectsAthletic expenditures limits at colls favored by publicPUBLIC RELATIONSsee also ArkansasPUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (ARK)see also Oil and GasPUBLIC UTILITIESBill on public utility boards sits on Clinton 's deskAct designed to prevent accidental utility cutoff is illegalDale Enoch is owner of Arkansas One-Call System IncPrecision Marketing Inc operated utility notification systemPUBLIC WORKSSeveral Ark proj ects funded in recent federal legislationPULASKI ACADEMYsee Education S2PULASKI COUNTYsee alsosee al soGovernment Employees (Local )Police03/06/88 AOl 603/06/88 AOl 603/06/88 A01 606/26/88 AO l 507/20/88 A09 111/02/88 B01 211/02/88 BOl 211/02/88 BO! 210/02/88 B03 1214

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLJudge Don Venhaus opposes personnel freeze proposal01/03/88 BO SConsidering purchase of Camelot Hotel for court purposes 01/-28/88 AOlPurchase of Camelot would be possible if bill passes Legis 01/-28/88 AOlAlternate proposal for Pulaski court expansion03/08/88 A07Bale Chevrolet site suggested for judicial building05/13/-88 Al 1Quorum Court rej ects plan to buy Bale Chevrolet site05/27/88 A22Quorum Ct changes mind. votes to buy Bale Chevrolet site 06/03/-88 Al 2Records show Tommy Robinson 's term as Sheriff was costly 06/ 19/88 AOlSheriff's liability ins premiums quadrupled under Robinson 06/19/-88 AO lTommy Robinson says he does not care about costs of claims 06/19/88 AOlProminent people got big settlements from Robinson 's arrests 06/19/88 A04Tommy Robinson 's activities subj ect of John Brummett column 06/21/88 A0 5Voters to decide on sales tax increase for new courts bldg 07/08/88 AO?Bills allowing tax for courthouse rul ed constitutional07/23/88 A16Proposed sales tax for capital improvements gains impetus 08/25/88 BOlDon Venhaus promotion of sales tax illegal . suit says08/26/88 BOlCourthouse worth saving, Tom Dillard writes08/-26/88 B09Article details planned use for sales tax increase0&/28/88 BOlArkansas Gazette opposes sales tax plan08/28-/-88 C02Don Venhaus. John H McCaleb discuss plans for new facilities 08/28/88 C05Courthouse described as soundly built. but now dangerous 08/29/-88 BOlVoting machine need debated in sales tax campaign08/30/88 BO!Judge Don Venhaus urges county employees to push sales tax 08/30/-88 B03Judge Don Venhaus declares tax suit frivolous08/31/88 B02Voters go to polls today on sales tax proposal09/-01/88 BOlOld courthouse worth saving. Robert McCord writes09/-01/88 B09Sales tax for new courts bldg and voting machines defeated 09/02/88 AOlTax defeat means state to pay for courts. Judge Venhaus says 09/02/88 B02Judge Venhaus to seek state financing of county courts09/03/88 BOlOfficial recotnmends private operation of juvenile center 09/09/88 B04Judge Don Venhaus gives Public Facilities Bd ultimatum10/01/88 B04Comptroller urges budget cuts10/08/88 AO?Judge Don Venhaus urges passage of millage increase11/08/88 AOlJPs approve 1-mill real estate tax rise for courthouse work 11/:23/88 AOlJudge Don Venhaus vetoes plan to set aside tax increase funds 12/01/88 BOlQuorum Ct votes trust fund for courthouse work in four years 12/-28/-88 BOlCharities, juvenile center to receive use tax refunds12/30/88 AOlPULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Athletics Ag8 N6see EducationPURTLE, JOHN Isee also Contracts and Purchasingsee also Courts (Ark)see also Fires Ja7Insurance firm, agent named in suit by Justice John I PurtleSuit grew out of Purtle trial on conspiracy chargePYEATT, ENJ ING Psee also Colleges and UniversitiesQUAD CARE AND RESEARCH CENTERsee Nursing HomesQUAL ITY OF LIFEsee also Arkansassee also Metropolitan Areassee also Washington County07/27/-88 A2907/27/-88 A29355212122211212243115255612421312522222215

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLQUAR'.IZsee MinesQUAYLE, DANsee also President (US)QUILTING ASSOCIATION, NATIONALsee also QuiltsQUILTS AND QUILTINGNational publication features Ark quiltsNational Quilting Assn Show to bring over 8,000 to LRQuilters converge on LR for annual shawArticles on decorating with quiltsArticle on care of quiltsQUINN, PATRICK JRsee also Murders - Powell, Russell KellyQUORUM COURTS ASSOCIATION, ARKANSASsee al so RobberiesRABBITSsee Pel-Freez IncRACING (AUTOMOB ILES)see Automobile RacingRACKENSACK FOLKLORE SOCIETYsee MusicRACKETEER INFLUENCED AND CORRUPT ORGANIZATIONS ACTsee St Francis CountyRACKETEERINGsee St Francis CountyRADFORD, CAROLYNsee also Murders - Radford, ElizabethRADFORD, ELIZABETHsee also Murders - Radford, ElizabethRADI CAL ISMsee Vigilance GroupsRADIOArticle on Shinall Mountain antenna farmTiny Glenwood station reaches listeners far awayStation KSSN in LR sold to founder Jerry AtchleyStation KKYK in LR sold to Michigan groupArticle on "Harvest Gleaner Hour" broadcast fr001 ConwayStation KKYK-FM sold for $6 .5 mil lionPer-listener cost as measured by recent sales of stationsBlue radio in LR creating controversyTwo DJs at radio fired in dispute over profanity, phony pleaKZLR mgr explains motives in firing of tw o DJsMagic 105 moves from Mayflower to Little RockRADON GASsee PollutionRAFF, GENEsee also St Francis CountyRAILROADSsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also PollutionCommuter rail service from airport to downtown LR consideredUnion Pacific moving repair operations from Omaha to NLRUnion Pacific will add up to 425 jobs at NLR repair shops08/ /8802/11/88 BOl 206/05/88 eOl 106/09/88 BOl 406/10/88 EOl 106/10/88 EOl 301/11/88 COl03/14/88 COl04/09/-88 COl04/23/88 COl04/25/-88 COl04/30/88 COl05/16/-88 COl06/13/88 B0406/15/88 Al 006/-16/-88 B0407/09/88 BOl01/27/88 AOl07/-01/88 AOl07/01/88 AOl24222311512222216

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLOm.aha rail workers get briefing on life in ArkansasAdditional 54 jobs coming to NLR shopsUnion Pacific brings Nebraska employees on tour of central ArUnion Pacific train wrecks at DonaldsonRAINsee Floodssee WeatherRAMSEY, BILLState Repr Ramsey attends OPEC conference in ViennaRAPEsee Sex CrimesRAPE CRISIS CENTERsee also Sex CrimesRATLIFF, RUSSELLsee also ExecutivesRAY, CHRISTOPHER LEEsee also Murders - Ray . Christopher LeeRAY, SCOTTY JOEsee also ShootingsRAYBURN, MIKEsee also Medicine and HealthRAZ ORBACK A(llUISITION CORPsee also Arkansas Best CorpRAZORBACK FOUNDATIONsee AthleticsRAZ ORBACK SCHOLARSHIP FUNDsee AthleticsRAZORBACKSsee TrademarksREAGAN, RONALDsee also President (US)REAL ESTATEsee also Faubus, Orval EFann Credit System has sold 37,000 acres of Ark farmlandJ B Hunt seeks lease of land at Lake Fayetteville for farmLand sought by J B Hunt is used for environmental studiesSummit landowners made handsome profit, insiders sayMarket slowdown during last half of 1987 explainedRiverdale Harbor development at LR proposedHouse prices up. sales down in Pulaski CountyStatistics on Ark housing pricesUncertainty about new NLR airport rurmay traps homeownersLR ranks 2nd in home-cost list of Southwest metro marketsLittle Rock's West Markham area has valuable real estateArticles on recent sale of Maumelle Land Development CoForeign ownership of land in Ark declines (chart)Article discusses commissions on real estate salesAverage cost of home in LR is $73,500Tax-delinquent land in Pulaski Co to be auctionedR David Lewis lays claim to islands in Arkansas RiverStep-by- step home buying guide for beginnersChart of cash needed up front to purchase $75,000 homeCost of buying a $759000 home under different types of loansDavid Judd case involves investment in bogus mine scam08/15/-88 AO!08/20/-88 COl08/-28/-88 BOl09/-23/88 AO!512212/07/88 B01 201/16/88 C01 201/16/88 CO! 401/16/-88 COl 401/17/88 D01 1Ol/31/88 F01 l02/05/88 A0 9 202/08/88 COl 102/-29/88 COl 204/-10/-88 FOl 404/-16/-88 COl 204/24/-88 FOl 105/08/88 FOl 105/-09/-88 COl 105/-22/-88 F01 105/-24/-88 C03 106/-05/88 A07 106/06/88 BOl 107/11/88 COl 207/11/88 COl 307 /11/-88 COl 307/31/-88 A1 2 2217

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDavid Judd gets 20-yr prison term in investment fraud caseSeveral co-defendents of Judd sentencedArkansas farms getting bigger and fewer, statistics showStatistics on number. avg size. total acres of Ark farmsSales brisk at St John's Place in western LRCave house near Parthenon sells for $2.6 millionMost home buyers not perturbed by bizarre deaths in housesSuit says Hot Springs resort discriminated against blacksChart of home sales in central Ark last five yearsHugh B Patterson owned property Dillard headquarters to useHome sales in Ark dip by 6.4 pctJohn Markle estate sells house in LR to California coupleREASONER. STEPHEN Msee also Courts (US)RECREATIONsee ParksRECYCLING OF WASTE MATERIAL Ssee Waste MaterialsRED CROSSsee also Disease and IllnessAP&L pledges $50,000 to bldg fund at LRREEDER, CARL LOUISsee also Murders - Reeder, Carl LouisREFERENDUMSsee also Birth Control and Abortionsee also Children and Youthsee also Courts (Ark)see also Politics and Govtsee also Taxation07/31/88 A1 2 207/31/-88 A12 208/01/88 COl 108/01/-88 COl 108/05/-88 COl 208/-26/88 AO l 209/1 2./88 BO l 110/-07 /88 B06 111/14/-88 COl 111/-27/88 FOl 111/28/88 COl 112/-01/88 Al 0 103/11/88 AlO 1Anti-abortion amdt proposal faces petition problems 07/08/88 AOl 2Ballot initiative petitions rej ected by Secy of State McCuen 07/13/88 Al 2 5Petitions lacking precinct number were rej ected by McCuen 07/15/88 AO l 3Bill McCuen wants to force court consideration of petitions 08/07/88 BOS 1Column discusses Bill McCuen' s handling of petitions 08/09/88 A05 1Fair Tax Amdt backers may have found loophole to gain time 08/09/88 A05 1Handl ing of petitions by Bill Mccuen is subj ect of discussion 08/10/88 A0 9 1Secretary of State Bill Mccuen at center of petition dispute 08/10/88 A0 9 6Gov Clinton says Bill McCuen went beyond the pale 08/11/88 All 1Bill Mccuen may become lenient, quickly approve ballot issues 08/1 2/88 AOl 2Bill Mccuen deliberately omits his precinct on petition 08/12/88 A1 2 1State office space, Clinton staff used in petition drive 08/1 2/88 Al2 1Bill McCuen was joking about quick approval of petitions 08/13/88 AO l 6Petitions delivered to Secretary of State for validation 08/14/88 AOl 2Columnist sees Clinton 's petition efforts as aid to state 08/14/88 A03 1BrC1Vnie Ledbetter disputes Bill Mccuen on posting petitions 08/-16/88 Al 1 6Bill McCuen says three measures probably' will make ballot 08/17/88 A0 1 2Bill Mccuen seeks opinion on petitions 08/1 8/88 A03 5Bill McCu_en says furor like barroom brawl 08/19/88 A13 2Gov Clinton 's tax and ethics measures may face lawsuit 08/20/88 A13 1Bill McCuen. Ben Allen interviewed on petitioning for changes 08/21/88 C05 1Bill McCuen wants to halt initiatives. Scott Trotter contends 08/23/88 B02 1Fair tax referendum appears to be in trouble 08/24/88 A07 2State lottery ballot title for 1990 initiative approved08/24/88 B04 5Bill Mccuen bristles at remarks of Gov Bill Clinton 08/25/88 BOl 4218

ARKANSAS GAZETTE IEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFair tax. govt ethics amdts foes in hiding. Bill Clinton saysFalsification on petitions may lead to legal actionBill McCuen may ask for yet another opinion on petitionsTom Ferstl reviewing petitions. focus on one he signedLegislture needs to clarify petition process. column saysGovt ethics and lobbyist disclosure measure will make ballotFair Tax Amdt may make fall ballotVerifying of names on petitions nears endTom Ferstl to meet with McCuen on tax amdt petitionsTom Ferstl asks state probe on petitionsPetition check to end today. then head for courtsThree initiatives certified for ballot by Bill McCuenNo challenge of abortion amdt plannedLawsuits challenge tax amdt and ethics amdtGov Bill Clinto saddened by chal lenge of initiativesState Election Comm chgd with certifying titles. McCuen saysSteve Clark believes court will approve initiative processBob Lamb 's brush not as big as he thinks, columnist writesKey issues on petition process ignored in lawsuitsGov Clinton, others ask to help defend referendumsOpponents detail complaints about tax, ethics proposalsGov Bill Clinton gets state Election Comm to approve titlesTax. ethics ballot titles attacked as misleadingGov Bill Clinton pleased with court ruling on ballot titlesQuiet prevails as election approaches on four proposalsPoll shows Gov Clinton' s initiatives have popular supportDetailed statistics in poll on three proposalsSecy of State Bill McCuen seeks legislation on petitionsREFORMATORIESsee PrisonsRELIGIONsee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee alsosee alsosee al sosee alsosee al sosee al.soAlamo Christian FoundationAssembl ies of GodAthleticsBaptist ChurchBirths. Pregnancy and ObstetricsBuddhismChurch of ChristCourts (US)Education D27Episcopal ChurchHazelwood Evangelistic AssociationJehovah' s WitnessesMethodist ChurchVigilance GroupsBilly Graham invited to hold crusade in ArkCouples disappointed by sex scandal , forgive Jimmy SwaggartSeagoing missionary Tom Tune back in stateCliff Jackson proposed compromise in Jimmy Swaggart caseAndrew Young is speaker at NCGJ humanitarian awards dinnerGov and Mrs Bill Clinton receive NCCJ humanitarian awardsHuge sign near Conway calls Jesus 'Lord of Opportunity 'End of world near, Evangelist Edgar C Whisenant predictsPredictions by Edgar C Whisenant get wide attention08/25/88 BOl08/25/88 B0208/26/88 B0308/27/88 B0208/28/88 COl09/01/88 BOl09/02/88 BOS09/03/88 B0209/07/88 BOl09/08/88 B0409/09/88 B0709/10/88 AOl09/16/88 B0709/17/88 BO l09/18/88 BOl09/21/88 B0209/22/88 B0209-/23/-88 B0109/-25/88 COl09/28/88 BOSl 0/01/88 B0210/06/88 B0310/-11/88 BOl10/13/88 AOl10/-16/88 B0410/25/88 AO l10/-25/88 B0612/05/88 A0645l1154166124ss641111552123101/-02/-88 A15 102/29/88 A07 103/ 14/88 A05 203/29/88 AlO 104/-28/-88 A13 104/28/88 A13 108/-14/-88 A15 108/20/88 AOl 208/-20/88 AOl 2219

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRapture 88 Ministries is program of Edgar C WhisenantDoom forecast by Edgar C Whisenant assailedRally topic at Texarkana to cover end of world prophecyOnly 15 attended world's end rally at TexarkanaEdgar Whisenant predicts nuclear war to begin Oct 4Rapture forecast by Whisenant draws little attention in ArkEdgar C Whisenant still sure of dates of raptureEnd of world predictions common throughout historyFirst sunset passes without predicted rapture of the churchRapture forecaster tries to spread his messageEdgar C Whisenant revises time of rapture of the churchRapture prediction again revised by Edgar C WhisenantReaction to rapture prediction variesArticle on 1943 prediction by Mil ler that rapture was at handAccused murderer in Hot Springs refers to the RapturePublisher of Whisenant 's Rapture predictions buy s landNew date predicted for raptureRapture to begin on Oct 4. Edgar C Whisenant saysEdgar C Whisenant 's Rapture Ministries may be nearing endLarry and Toni Bradley going to China on singing tourMalvern parents worry about repts of dev il-worshipping cultRum.or at Malvern says cult seeks child for sacrificeSlain Clarksville girl found in house bearing satanic symbolsJohnson Co sheriff sees possible satanism in Hutchins de.athDevil worship apparently rising in stateDeath of youth prompts outpouring of info on satanismRELIGION IN PUBLIC SCHOOL Ssee Education. My7 Myll 027RENG1 CARL RAYMONDLong-time leader of Arkansas State Univ diesRENTON, JAMES RAYsee also Congress (US)see also Lonoke Countysee also Politicssee also President (US)RESERVOIRSsee LakesRESTAURANTSsee al so InsuranceRock City Cafe at LR closesList of five top-grossing Chinese restaurants in LR08/-20/-88 AOl 208/-23/-88 AOl 408/27/-88 BOl 408/-28/-88 B07 l09/04/88 BOl 209/04/-88 BOl 209/04/88 BOS 109/04/-88 BOS 109/12/88 BOl 109/13/88 AOl 209/14/-88 B03 109/15/88 B03 109/15/88 B03 109/ 15/-88 BO 9 409/17/-88 BOl 509/-18/-88 Al 0 109/-2()/-88 B02 409-/-23/-88 B04 410/-06/-88 B03 110/30/-88 BOS 111/01/88 BOl 411/-01/88 BOl 411/14/88 AOl 211 /-15/-88 BO 1 111/-27/-88 BOl 211/-27/-88 BOS 102/-13/88 A09 5see also PrisonsREPRODUCTION (HUMAN)Arguments on custody of child in Huber-Yates case continue 01/21/88 AlOContract by Barry Huber invalidated by Michigan judge01/22/88 AO lIn vitro procedure now easier option for Ark couples02/-08/88 A07Summary of data on in vitro procedure, costs. insurance 02/08/88 Al 1Surrogate twins sought by Hubers placed in foster home04/ 12/88 Al 0Barry and Glinda Huber given permanent custody of tw ins 04/14/88 AO lBarry and Glinda Huber bring twins to Ark to live04/-16/88 A0 2In vitro program brings hope to childless couples05/-13/88 A09University Hospital starts in vitro fertilization program 05/aa/88 A0 9University Hospital announces first in vitro pregnancy in Ark 11/-11/88 B02REPUBLICAN PARTY465112115101/20/-88 COl 103/28/88 COl 1220

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLHome delivery of food is goal of Food Taxi at LRAndy's of America chain thrivingMcDonalds notes Ark products used in Central Ark outletsMcintosh brothers now have rival restaurantsFranke ' s returning to downtown LRArticle on Joe Davis and his 9 McDonald's franchises in LRRETAIL STORESsee also Crimesee also Dillard Department Stores. Incsee also Fine 'ssee also Otasco Incsee also Robbe ries and Theftssee al so Wal-Mart Stores. IncBowman Curve Shopping Center under construction at LRSummit landowners made handsome profit. insiders sayDavid Jones explains success of Pavillion in the Park mal lRetailers unsure of origins of lots of their merchandiseLoehmann 's closing its Little Rock storeIdeas for bringing shoppers back downtownFourth retailer in two months abandons Market Street PlazaEight shopping centers built in Ark last yearWal-Mart leads in number of outlets in ArkLittle Rock firm specializes in lighting malls across USPark Plaza is bright, white and roomyArkansas's top eight malls ranked by sizePark Plaza set for re-openingPark Plaza Shopping Center reopening draws huge crawdUniversity Mall at LR renovatedUniversity Mall transformed by remodelingUniversity Mall reopens after remodelingBentonville editor says small stores survive Wal-MartPark Plaza and University Mall have different looks. clientsRetail businesses in downtown LR doing wellShoppers take to malls to open Christmas seasonRETARDED CITIZENS, ASSOCIATION OFsee Mental HealthRETIREMENTsee also Government EmployeesRE.VILLE. EUGENEsee also EducationREYNOLDS METAL S CODonates reduction plant at Jones Mill to Hot Spring CountyArticle on gift of property to Hot Spring CountyRHODES SCHOLARSArkansas's 8 most recent scholars show diversity . potentialRICEsee Agriculturesee CommerceRICE, PEYTON EHonored by UALRRICELAND FOODS INCCompany begins production of rice cakesRice cakes add value to rice productionRiceland cashes in on flavored rice market06/-27 /-88 CO! 207/-03/-88 FOl 108/-11/88 C03 109/22/88 COl 212/04/88 FOl 112/18/88 F01 301/09/88 COl 201/17/88 DOl 102/-08/-88 COl 203/06/-88 FOl 103/-17/-88 C01 205/15/-88 cos 105/27/-88 COl 205/30/-88 C01 106/13/88 COl 107/11/-88 COl 407/13/-88 COl 507/25/-88 COl 107/27/-88 COl 207/28/-88 COl 210/27/88 COl 211/04/-88 COl 311/11/88 C01 211/13/88 C06 311/13/-88 FOl 111/-21/88 COl 211/-26/88 AOl 210/-08/88 COl 110/11/-88 C02 509/-18/88 C04 105/-19-/-88 Al 7 310/02/88 FOl 110/10/88 COl 111/18/88 C02 1221

ARKANSAS GAZETl'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRICHARDSON. CATHERINE LYNNsee also KidnappingRICHARDSON, GROVER C JREx-lawmaker released from prisonRICHERT, E SUSANNE02/18/-88 A08 4see also Educ F7RICHLEY, DARRYL Vsee also Murders - Lehman, Donald HRICHMOND, LARRYsee also FootballRIOOEWAY, GENEsee also Jackson CountyRIGHT TO LIFE (ORGN)see also Education D17RILEY, PARNELL JRsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseActivist arrested on drug chargeRiley insists he is innocent of drug countActivist accused of pawning rifle taken in burglaryParnell says he checked with police to see if gun stolenCharged with theft by receivingRINKER, DONO/AN J08/06/88 AOl08/08/88 AOS0/-08/88 B0209/08/88 B0209/09/-88 BOS25111see also Educational TelevisionRISON WOOD PRODUCTSLocal businessmen to build $1 million mill at RisonRIVER VALLEY CAPRINE08/20/88 COl 5see also FoodRIVERFESTsee FestivalsRIVERSsee also Archeologysee also Floodssee also Pollutionsee also Ships and ShippingBarge heavily damages White River bridge at DeValls Bluff 01/09/-88 A09 1Army Engineers plan to dredge White River is controversial 01/25/-88 A07 1Map shows area of White River proposed for dredging 01/25/88 A07 1Lee Creek dam gets approval of Federal Energy Regulatory Comm 03/17/88 AOl 5Little Rock Port tonnage declines by 23 pct 04/-18/88 COl 1Compromise on Lee Creek reservoi r hinted by Oklahoma govern.or 05/06/-88 A13 1FERC refuses to stop Lee Creek dam proj ect 05/13/88 A13 1State Soil and Water Comm affirms dam permit for Lee Creek 05/-20/-88 A!S 5Oklahoma files suit to halt Lee Creek dam proj ect 05/-25/-88 DOS 5Lee Creek water proj ect would benefit Oklahoma. ed says 05/2/-88 C06 1Okl ahoma legislature approves plan for Lee Creek reservoir 06/07/88 A07 1Drouth draining river levels in state 06/14/-88 All 1Ecologists sue to block dam on Lee Creek 06/17/88 A17 3Arkansas River water level remains high despite drouth 06/21/88 A06 1Bill Clinton pledge on Lee Creek proj ect angers of ficials 06/22/88 A09 2Oklahoma to wage holy war to protect Lee Creek, official says 07/14/88 A12 2Army Engineers want to widen Ouachita for more barges 07/25/88 AOl 2Ouachita use by barges has been light 07/25/88 AOl 2Panel of US House of Reprs wan.ts to scrap White River proj ect 09/-14/-88 BOl 5Scrapping of White River proj eet said to have Alexander ok 09/14/88 BOl 5222

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLArticle on proposed scrapping of White River proj ectNational Wildlife Federation seeks review of Lee Creek planOklahoma appeals rule allowing Fayettevile sewage in IllinoisCongress approves scrapping of White River Navigation ProjectWhite River navigation backers not giving up on planBarge travel returns to port of Camden on Ouachita RiverRIVERSIDE FURNITURE COPower produced at Russellville plant may bring higher billFaces EPA fines for not reporting on chemical emissionsEPA fine misleading, Riverside saysROACHELL, RICHARD WHonored by UALRROADSArticle analyzes proposal for $2 bill ion highway programMap shc::Ms proposed 4-lane corridor improvementsLack of educ retards econ growth more than lack of roads (ed)Bridge across White River at DeValls Bluff heavily damagedFine against Ben M Hogan reduced to $720,000 in federal ctBill Alexander seeks funds to repair DeValls Bluff bridgeLR City Bd n.ames Eastbelt Freeway bridge for Wilbur D MillsNLR may give different name to Eastbelt Freeway bridgeOther needs may slow 4-lane network plans, Gov Clinton saysDeValls Bluff business hurt by closing of White River bridgeApproval given for study of proposed I-49 route through ArkPoll shows residents oppose higher taxes for road proj ectsFeasibility study to be made of proposed I-49 in West ArkProposed route of I-49 from Kansas City to Shreveport (map)Article on unpaved, untamed section of Ark 16 in Pope CountyBen M Hogan firm accused of defaulting on paying fineShreveport-Kansas City interstate found feasibleFour-lane across south Ark urged by Senator Mike KinardChenal Parkway work beginsHot Springs freeway bypass construction under wayPlans for $2 billion program not supported by Gov ClintonLegislature to ge t $2 billion 4-lane plan in 1989 sessionState cannot afford $2 billion program. Gov Bill Clinton saysExit on I-40 to Lakewood approvedHighway plan woul d omit five larger towns in ArkAHTD hires U of North Carolina to study econ impact of 4-laneHighways across North Ark consolidated, renumbered US412How the Lake Hamilton bridge turned into a tar babyNetwork of 4-lane roads necessary for econ growth, group saysHighway Comm hopes to work out accord with Gov ClintonARC proposes 7-cent rise in gasoline tax to pay for roadsImprovements needed to complement educ. Gov Clinton saysCities protest fuel tax rise unless they get shareMidtown expressway through LR proposedROBB. THOMsee also Vigilance Ja24 Ja26 F3 FlOROBBERIES AND THEFTSsee also Agedsee also Brittenum, Jonsee also Markle, Johnsee also Murders - Cox, James C09/16/88 B14 1O

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Murders - Floyd, Randal l Wsee also Murders - Rogers, Melvin Denn.issee also Murders - Ro ss, Karensee also Murders - Wakefield, Leonard Richardsee also PoliceGary Hogan locates his stolen truck, tackles driverBank branch office at Fort Smith robbedBranch bank at Magazine robbedManager of bank at Camden robbedDye pack foils robber who took bag of money from LR bankRetired LR policeman Robert W Pulley chgd with theftArticle on plundering of mu rder victims before police arriveMasked gunmen rob branch bank at LRGunman robs Worthen Bank branch at LRFBI probing reported embezzlement at Danville State BankArk witnesses to Zales robbery at Jacksonville under guardTexas prison guards chgd with plan to kill Zales witnessesMicrowave stolen at UAMS had been used in AIDS studyThree teen-agers chgd in auto thefts at JacksonvilleClerk kills Earl Beasley during attempted robbety of storeSection of aluminum bleachers stolen from McClellan High SchHigh market prices attract scrap metal thievesThree stolen trucks found in gravel pit in Jefferson CoBrazen thief takes boat from LR home during daylight hoursFirst Federal S&L branch in NLR robbed (photos of suspects)Theology books found in Clevenger apt stolen from churchesTimothy Clevenger chgd with theft of theology books at LRRobbers of First Federal S&L branch at NLR used shotgunTimothy Clevenger pleads innocent in book thefts01/06/88 AOl01/16/88 Al 101/-16/88 All01/-16/88 Al 101/22/-88 A1401/29/88 All02/-01/88 A0702/ 26/-88 Al 403/08/-88 A0803/08/-88 C0203/16/88 AOl03/16/88 AOl04/-01/88 AOl04/-01/88 A0904/-16/88 A0704/28/88 AOl04/-28/88 AlO05/-05/88 AO S05/-08/-88 BOl05/-24/-88 AOl05/24/-88 AO l05/-24/88 AO l05/-24/88 AOS05/-25/88 All311151144433251251325521Two suspects arrested in robbery of NLR First Federal Savings 05/-27/88 All 1Police find more books in apartment of Timothy Clevenger 05/-27 /-88 A20 6Former official of Quorum Courts Assn arrested in funds theft 06/24/-88 A15 1Union Natl branch on Geyer Springs Road robbedThief greets workers when Savers S&L branch at LR opensMelvin Walker Sr hides in shop. shoots burglarNLR police chase car 17 miles. have shootout with suspectsSuspect in 10 armed robberies arrested at LRPrescott convenience store clerk dies of gun woundsConvenience store robberies on rise in ArkSentence of 120 yrs imposed in series of burglariesWorthen branch on Geyer Springs Road robbedRobert Hal Brame soutbt in holdup of Worthen branch bankTaxis to park on LR convenience store lots late at nightSeries of robberies reptd at parking lot of adult arcadeRobert Hal Brame arrested in Calif in gentlemen bandit casesPatrick Jones. who disappeared last year, found in MemphisScheme worked by Wardell Washington prompts bank securitySavers Federal branch at Maumelle robbedUnion Natl branch on Geyer Spgs Rd robbed second timeChristmas food for poor stolen at ConwayChristmas food stolen at Conway replaced06/-29/-88 AlO07/-07/-88 AOl07/-15/-88 A0907/-20/-88 A0907/-28/-88 A1 208/-01/-88 A0608/-02/88 AOl08/-05/-88 A1509/-09/-88 BOS09-/10/-88 BOl09-/-22/88 B0310/-01/88 BOl10/-30/-88 BOl11/-02/88 BlO11/-06/-88 A2311/-23/-88 BOl12/-01/-88 B0312/08/-88 AOl12/-09-/-88 AOl3221112524321512162Bank robber gets cash at Metropolitan branch, leaves dye pack 12/-09-/-88 B06 5Conway firm donates $2500 to replace stolen foodFirst Commercial branch at LR robbed12/-10/88 A1412/-13/88 COB53224

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLBronze crucifix at entrance to Calvary Cemetery at LR stolenCarolyn Brimer bests mugger at shopping mallROBERTS, BOBBYsee also PrisonsROBERTS. PAULsee also Educ Mr18ROBERTSON. BOBBIE JEANsee also Murders - Robertson, Bobbie JeanROBERTSON, PATsee also President (US)ROBERTSON, WENDEL ARCHIBALDsee also AviationROB INSON. TOMMYsee also Congress (US)see also Governor (Ark) 012 NlOsee al so Police Apl5see also Pulaski Countysee also TrespassROC-ARC WATER COsee WaterROCK CITY BUGGY COsee CarriagesROCKEFELLER (WINTHROP) FOUNDATIONsee also Educ F9 Je9 Je1 2 D9Sponsors free informational videotapes programROCKEFELLER, WINTHROPBust of the late Gov Rockefeller placed in sta.te CapitolLegacy of Gov Rockefeller celebrateed with receptionROCKEFELLER, WINTHROP PAULRockefeller on Forbes list of richest AmericansRODEOSherry Lynn Rosser is collegiate queen of the cowgirlsRODRIGUEZ , DIONICIOsee also ArtROGERSsee also Murders - Warren, James JROGERS, DAVID EARLsee also Murders - Rogers, David EarlROGERS, DOYLEsee al so BanksROGERS, MELVIN DENNISsee also Murders - Rogers, Melvin DennisROHR INDUSTRIESJet plant opens at SheridanROHWER WAR RELOCATION CAMPsee Japanese in the USROLLINS NURSING HOMEsee Nursing Homes12/16/88 AO l12/1/88 AOl04/13/88 BOl11/01/88 BOl11/20/88 BOl10/ 11/88 COl04/02/88 BOlRONALD MCDONALD HOUSEExpansion of housing at Arkansas Children's Hospital planned 10/-01/88 EOl 2Ground broken for expansion near Arkansas Children's Hospital 10/-26/88 BOl 2ROSAMOND, ROBERT LEx-mayor of NLR dies at age 5611/19/-88 B02 1ROSE PUBLISHING CO322232502/11/88 COl 5225

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLWalter Nunn started company after getting 27 rej ection slips 11-/28/-88 COl 4ROSELLE, ROB INsee also Murders - Roselle, RobinROSENBERG, L JOSPEHsee also BooksROSENWEIG, JEFFsee also Legal ProfessionROSS, JEFFREYsee also Murders - Basham, LawrenceROSS, KARENsee also Murders - Ross. KarenROTENSTEIN, DAVID Ssee also Arts and Craftssee also Heritage Department (Ark)ROTHERT. MATTHEWsee also MoneyROUNSAV ALL, KEITHsee also PoliceROWLAND , JAMES ASafeway president to retireROY, ELSIJANE T02/19/-88 COl 4see also Courts (US)ROY, F HAMPTONsee also Boatssee also BooksNavy pilot son missing at sea. presumed deadRUMMEL, WILLIAM06/08/88 A0 7 1see also ProstitutionRUNNINGsee Jogging and RunningRURAL DEVELOPMENT ACTION PR(X;RAMsee Economic Conditions and TrendsRU SH, BILLsee also HousingRU SS, STANLEYsee also Crow Mountain Farms, IncRU SSELLVILLEsee also Simmons Family MurdersRUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 024RUTHERFORD, SKIPsee also President (US)RYAN, JAMESsee also Camp RobinsonRYDER-ECKERT, SHARONsee also Education My20SABBATH OBSERVANCEsee Alcoholic BeveragesSAFEWAY FISH PLANTSearcy plant closing means 42 lose jobsSAFEWAY STORES07/30/88 COl 1see also Rowland, James A01/28/-88 COl 2List of stores in Ark01-/29/-88 COl 4Phillips Co may bid on purchase of LR Division226

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLGroup headed by Joseph Sidari to buy storesAcadia Partners of NY to purchase Little Rock DivisionWorkers agree to take salary, vacation cuts to preserve jobsSAKON, ROBERT ASakon estate shares $2 million with 17 charitiesSALEM SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education S23 022SALINE COUNTYSheriff James Steed defeated by Republ ican Larry DavisSheriff-elect Larry Davis sees mandate for changeSALVATION ARMYArticle on work of Salvation ArmyArticle on donations through Christmas kettlesSAM' S WHOLESALE CLUBSsee also AutomobilesFirm offers cards with business ratesSANE (ORGANIZATION)see International RelationsSANNER, HARVEY JOEsee also Agriculture Ja13see also CommerceSANYO MANUFACTURING CORPMore workers laid off at Forrest City plantSalaried staff at Forrest City to be reduced by halfWal-Mart agrees to buy $45 million worth of Sanyo TVsSATANISMsee Religionsee Sex CrimesSAVERS FEDERAL SAV INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONsee Bankssee Cobb, F W Jrsee also RobberiesSAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONSsee BanksSCHAFFER, ARCHIE IIIsee also Business Council, ArkansasSCHERRER, JIMMYsee also Murders - Watts, Debbie VeniseSCHERRER, JOHNNYsee also Murders - Watts, Debbie VeniseSCHEXNAYDER. CHARLOTl'Esee also Legislature (Ark) Jy14 Jy15SCHMAND, DELBERT Asee also BooksSCHMIDT, HERMANsee also Murders - Schmidt, BettySCHNEIDER TRU CK LINESFirm moving regional operations from Dallas to West MemphisSCHOENINGER, RICHARDsee also Eureka SpringsSCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANS01/30/88 AOl 502/03/88 COl 204/05/88 C02 506/02/88 AO l 211/09/88 A0 9 511/10/88 BOS 112/12/88 EOl 112/27/88 BOl 205/09/88 C06 505/18/88 C02 405/19/.88 COl 509/27/88 COl 203/27/88 FOl 1One hundred high school seniors named Governor 's Scholars 04/20/88 A09 6National Merit Scholarships go to 19 Ark high school students 04/21/88 A1 7 1Ark Memorial Scholarships given in honor of sacrifices 05/10/88 A05 6227

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLCity Education Trust (Little Rock) awards scholarshipsScholarships honor Daisy and L C BatesStudent loans harder to get, rules discourage workingAcademic Common Market helps students go out of stateFew students come to Ark under Academic Common MarketUALR gets Stella Boyle Smith donation of $500,000 for musicTask force recommends scholarships for black education majorsUCA Faculty Senate proposes equal academic, athletic aidMerit Scholarship semifinalists include 159 ArkansansHendrix Coll offers scholarship to victim of apartheidBaby John Doe Memorial Fund makes first awardSCHOOL DESEGREGATION, NATIONAL COMMIITEE FORAEA president Mary Hatwood Futrell addresses group in LRGroup holding meeting in LRSCHOOL REFORM STUDY, ARKANSASsee EducationSCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CLINICSsee EducationSCHOOL Ssee EducationSCHRADER, BILLsee also Murders - Schrader FamilySCHRADER. THOMASsee also Murders - Schrader FamilySCHWARTZ , MARV INsee also BooksSCHWINDT, KENDALLsee also Wal-Mart Stores, IncSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOOY AUTHORITY (ARK)Authority awards $92,000 in grantsGroup approves funds for proj ectsSCIENCE FAIR, ARKANSASHall High School student wins top prizeSCOTTsee also WeatherSCOTT COUNTYProsecutor seeks investigation of Sheriff Lowell BroomfieldSheriff Lowell Broomfield resignsSCOTI'1 BILLY ROYsee also Murders - Nichols. CredellSCOTI'. BRADsee also AthleticsSCOTT. JIMsee also Motion Pictures Ag21SCOTT. RAYsee also Wildlife Je26SCOTT, SCOTTYsee also Mu rders - Thornton. BettySCUTARI1 RICHARD JOSEPHsee also Vigilance GroupsSEAL 1 ADLER BARRYsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseSEARCH AND SEIZUREsee also Credit05/24/88 AO l05/26/88 Al307/10/88 BOl07/11/88 A0707/11/88 A0 707/28/88 A0908/-23/88 B0608/26/88 BOl09/15/88 B0510/01/88 BOl10/16/88 AO l03/01/88 A0503/01/88 A05433662161261106/25/88 COl 111/-19/-88 C01 304/10/-88 BOl 210/13/88 B03 110/19/-88 BOl 5228

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also PoliceSEARCYEx-Mayor Jack Wiseman chgd after audit of city finances 04/-08/88 A09 5Former mayor Jack Wiseman pleads guilty to abuse of office 05/-04/-88 Al 5 5SEARS, DEREK W Gsee also BooksSEARS, ROEBUCK AND COSears purchased $1.5 billion worth of goods in Ark last year 09/30/88 COl 1SEAT BELTSsee Traffic AccidentsSECRETARY OF STATE (ARK)see also ReferendumsW J McCuen allowing Capitol to become more guady02/12/-88 Al l 1Little Rock Mayor Lottie Shackelford to seek office in 1990 03/31/88 A0 9 1W J McCuen caught in Bill Clinton-Nick Wilson crossfire 04/20/-88 AO l 6Bill Mccuen seeks expanded staff to handle ethics forms 11/-22/88 B06 1Bill McCuen prepares his agenda for 1989 Legislature12/05/88 A06 1SECURITIESsee Stocks and BondsSECURITIES DEALERS, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFsee Stocks and BondsSECURITIES DEPARTMENT (ARK)see alsoSECURITYsee alsosee alsoSEDITIONsee alsoSEGREGATIONsee alsoSE I-DANIELsee alsoStocks and BondsAviationCourts (US)Vigilance GroupsEduca.tionElectric PowerSENIOR SERVICES NE'IWORKsee AgedSETTLEMOIR. JOSEPH LEWISsee also Murders - Gaz away , Mary Al taSEWAGE AND LIQUID WASTESsee Pollution. Wastes and Hazardous MaterialsSm.TARD LUGGAGE CONew plant at Hope to employ 100 workers12/22/88 COl 2SEX BIASState Transportation Dept found guilty of sex bias in firing 06/-09/88 A13 6Donya Thompson discusses her suit against Transportation Dept 07/04/-88 AOl 2SEX CRIMESsee also Murders - Collins, Eunicesee also Murders - Travis, Amanda Kay Lynnsee also PoliceMichel T O'Reilly gets 15-yr term on rape conviction 01/05/88 A07 3Reporter subpoenaed for records in trial of Jay Dee Henderson 01/-07/88 AlO 5Hoyt Allen Harris denied release from jail for private test 01/-13/88 A14 5Clifford Hurst pleads guilty to sexual abuse of his daughter 01/20/88 A13 17-yr old boy sexually assaulted and beaten at LR 01/-21/-88 A13 1Wayne Dumon.d chgs St Francis Sheriff Conlee violated rights 01/22/-88 A14 3Plea change expected by Hoyt Allen Harris 01/22/88 A14 5229

ARKAN SAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLLorenzo Giles, 14, chgd in rape of 7-yr-old boy at LRHoyt Allen Harris gets 40-yr prison term in rapes of womenCourt orders new hearing for Wayne Dumond on adequate counselWayne Dumond loses key point in effort to reverse convictionYouth, 14, chgd with rape of 7-yr-old boy at LREx-coach Allen Ross Bragg to be tried on rape chgsPhotos of sex act brings arrest of Charles F BrownFormer Bauxite Coach Allen Ross Bragg to get 4 trialsSuspect in homosexual rape of 20 boys arrestedDarrell Allen Wilson convicted of kidnapping. rape, shootingDavid Wayne Thomas gets 45 yrs on chg of raping 4-yr-old girlLarry Lynn Shaw chgd with rapes of boys in Union CountyWayne Dumond seeks rehearing in Forrest CityFormer Bauxite coach Allen Bragg acquitted of rape chargeTwo convicted of rape of 12-yr-old girl at LRReal name of Larry Shaw is Maderia Densil HardeeRaymond Smith. 22, chgd in rape of 4-yr-ol d boyFormer teacher chgd with carnal abuse of 16-yr-old boyConviction of Lonnie Mitchell in Pope Co reversed by courtCheryl M Sovereign sentenced in abuse of 16-yr-old studentSpecialist says stain did not come from Wayne DumondWayne Dumond says he saw his assailant in courtJames Earl Neal gets life sentence in rape of 10-yr-old girlScott Alexander Powell, 17, gets 30 yrs for rapeWayne Salter chgd with abuse of three childrenTeacher Ronald Davis chgd with sexual assault of studentsDan J Steele chgd in rape of 8-yr-old girlRape prevention tips listed for womenJay Dee Henderson convicted of sex abuse of childrenClarence E Baker chgd with carnal abuse of 6-yr-old girlFixed trial for Dumond allegedly arranged for moneyAffidavits claim Wayne Dumond's rape trial was fixedSeveral East Ark officials accused of framing Wayne DumondPlea is guilty to using boys for prostitution at BentonMaj or Allen Jones gets 60-yr prison term for rape of childWilliam RUllltnell gets 3-yr term in prostitution by boysWayne Dumond 's bid to offer new evidence deniedRicky Lee Johnson. gets life in prison on rape convictionEl Cid Harris on trial in rape. kidnapping of teacherLonnie Mitchell convicted in 2nd trial on rape chg in Pope CoEl Cid Harris gets 230 yrs in rape, kidnapping of teacherWayne Dumond loses effort on testimony about Coolidge ConleeKenneth Toz ier convicted in abuse of 5-yr-old girlWayne Dumond says display of body parts was degradingWayne Dum.ond 's suit cl aims rights violated by Coolidge ConleeWayne Dumond wins $1501000 judgment against Cool idge ConleeJurors torn on price for Wayne Dumond 's anguishFormer Carroll Co Clerk Steve Swofford faces incest chgCoolidge Conlee asks for new trial in Wayne Dumond award caseWindell Hare accused of rape of 3 boys. handicapped manWayne Dumond faces more legal hearingsEx-of ficer at Ft Smith pleads guilty to child sex abuseState Police find no evidence of bribery in Wayne Dumond caseRape suspect Frankie Purvis released to his bishop01/-23/-88 A0 8 101/-23/-88 A0 9 401/-26/-88 A0 9 101/-26/-88 A09 101/29/88 AlO 401/-29/-88 Al 0 501/-30/-88 A17 402/20/88 AlO 503/-04/-88 A08 503/04/-88 A0 9 303/11/88 Al 7 103/1 2/-88 A0 9 103/12/-88 AlO 503/24/88 A09 103/24/-88 A16 603/-27/88 B02 404/09/-88 All 604/-15/-88 A0 9 605/-03/88 A07 105/-19/-88 A14 105/20/-88 Al 2 605/22/88 A06 405/24/-88 A09 105/24/-88 AlO 105/-26/88 A13 506/-03/-88 A1 2 506/-08/-88 A15 406/-08/-88 A16 106/10/88 A1 2 106/-11/-88 Al 7 106/17/88 AOl 606/-17/88 A13 606/-17/88 A13 606/-18/88 A0 8 606/-23/88 AlO 107/12/88 A07 107/-19/88 A09 107/29/-88 A20 508/-03/-88 A0 9 208/04/-88 Al 0 508/04/-88 Al 2 108/-13/88 A06 108/13/-88 A14 308/16/88 Al 1 208/-16/88 All 208/17/-88 AO l 608-/18/88 Al l 508/26/88 BOl 508/-30/88 COB 5O'J/07/88 B0 2 109/-20/-88 B04 110/-01/88 B04 310/-11/-88 BOl 510/12/88 BOl 6230

ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLRape victim, husband, win judgment against Birt D WestClayburn C Mitchell Jr gets life term in rape of womanWayne Dumond suffers setback in finding by judgeGary Eugene Dailey chgd with rape of male inmate at jailWayne Dumond loses his last appeal in Ark Supreme CourtWoman abducted from McCain Mall assaulted. robbedRoy Don Burns arrested as suspect in McCain Mall abductionBizzare series of rapes reported by Rape Crisis CenterWomen rept rape by group of men who conduct cul t-like riteRape Crisis Dir Toi Miller Holmes has 8 repts of gang rapesRape investigation slowed by LR police search for msg babyExpert doubts gang of rapists part of Satanic cultToi Miller-Holmes explains Rape Crisis pol icy on reportingCoolidge Conlee loses bid to set aside judgment to DumondDan J Steele convicted of rape of child at LR, gets 10 yearsSix teen-aged males. woman charge d with rape of girl, 15Wayne Dumond asks for hearing on his ex-lawyersRev Charles Casey gets 120-day term for abuse of young girlsWayne Dumond receives insurance check for more than $100,000SEX EDUCATIONsee also Children and Youthsee also EducationSex education better than sexual ignorance, Jean Esplin saysSample questions asked by 7th gradersSEXUAL HARASSMENTsee LaborSEXUALLY HARASSED, ASSOCIATION FOR THEsee LaborSEYMOUR, FRANK Nsee also Magic and MagiciansSHACKELFORD , LOTTIEsee also President (US)see also Secretary of State (Ark)Attends function for Prince Andrew. invites him to LRHonored by Philander Smith CollegeAddresses graduates at Philander Smith CollegeRole in Democratic Natl Conv good for state, columnist saysInterviewed on national televisionSpeaks to Democratic National Convention in AtlantaPresides over session of Democratic National ConventionSHAMI.. IN• LUTHERsee also Fires Ja7SHANNON Hil.LSsee also WaterSHELLEY, BENsee also HotelsSHENG , ZHENGZHIsee also Colleges Jy27see also Inventions Ja23 N27SHERIDANCity builds $800,000 recreation centerSHERIDAN HEADLIGHTsee NewspapersSHERIFFS ASSOCIATION, ARKANSAS10/13/-88 BlO 110-/- 28/-88 BOB 510/-29/-88 B01 310-/-30/-88 B04 311/-01/88 BOl 511/-02/88 B04 511/04/-88 BOl 211/-05/88 AOl 411/-05/-88 AOl 411/-06/-88 AOl 211/06/88 AO l 211/-06/-88 Al 7 111/-08/-88 BOl 511/-10/-88 BOS 411/-17/-88 A13 112/-02/-88 B06 112-/-03/-88 B03 612/-08/-88 BOS 112/15/-88 B06 505/-05/-88 A19 108/-28/-88 A1 8 403/-01/88 A04 305/-01/88 A1 8 505/-09/-88 A0 5 106/-29-/-88 A0 9 107/-20/88 A06 207/-20/88 A0 6 207/21/-88 A07 101/18/88 AOS 3231

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLsee also Crime Laboratory (Ark)see also Murders - Henry. Don GeorgeSHERMAN. SAMUEL Tsee also Murders - Sherman. Samuel TSHERROD , P CLAYsee also Books and WritingSHERWOODsee also PoliceSHINALL MOUNTAINsee also TelevisionSHIPS AND SHIPPINGsee also Archeologysee also RiversSHOOTINGSsee also Crimesee also Policesee also Sex CrimesVictoria Peterson. 13, accidentally shot to death by friendVictims at LR housing proj ects often shot in legsMarge Small testifies that ex-boyfriend shot herJohn Thomas Hicks found guilty of shooting Marge SmallTrack star Lamont Deon Harris shot in TexasScotty Joe Ray shot in study room at Saline Memorial HospitalMother of Victoria Peterson. asks sheriff for answersDeath of Victoria Peterson handl ed properly, officers saySHOPPING CENTERS06/11/88 AOl 51 fJ/- 02/88 B07 110/11/88 BOS 11 fJ/ 12/88 B03 111/25/88 AOl 211/29/88 B01 512/02/88 BU 112/03/88 Al 0 5see Retail StoresSHORPSHIRE, JACKIE Lsee also Colleges Ja18SHORTER COLLIDEsee CollegesSIERRA CLUBsee also PrisonsSIKES, R Hsee also AthleticsSILVER HAIRED LEGISLATUREsee AgedSIMMONS FAMILY MURDERSFuneral held for Dennis, Shelia, Silvia and Michael McNul ty 01/01/88 AO l 3Funerals held for Kathy Kendrick, J D Chaffin at Russellville 01/01/88 AO l 3Funerals held for nine slaying victims 01/01/88 AOl 3Simmons is only suspect in slayings at Russellville and Dover 01/01/88 AOl 3New Mexico dist atty not notified Siounons had moved to Ark 01/01/88 AO l 6Ronald Gene Simmons had been chgd with incest in New Mexico 01/01/88 AOl 6Adults in family shot. children strangled with cord 01/01/88 A14 1Deatails of deaths of Simmons family released 01/01/88 A14 lMotive may have been plans of Rebecca Simmons to leave 01/01/88 A14 1Details on home life of Simmons family revealed 01/01/88 A14 3Photographs of members of Simmons family 01/01/88 A14 3Becky Simmons wrote essay on parents as protectors 01/01/88 A14 4Simmons children recalled as model students 01/01/88 A14 5Teacher recalls Marianne Simmons as quiet 01/01/88 A14 5Dover task force discusses ways of coping 01/01/88 A15 1Friend of Loretta Simmons recalls visit to Simmons home 01/01/88 A15 1232

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPhotographs of fami1.y membersExperts tell why women stay in abusive relationshipsLetters from Loretta Simmons reveal misery at homeRussellville residents hold memorial service for 16 victimsRebecca Simmons portrayed as gracious bearer of burdenRelatives of Rebecca Simmons tell of past visits to DoverAn alien intruder (John Workman column)Pope County residents daz ed by events in their areaRelatives explain why they released Rebecca Simmons' letterLetter by Rebecca Simmons tells of life as 'prisoner' at homePhotograph of R G SimmonsRelatives of Rebecca Simmons release statementSimmons family members memorial ized in Russellville serviceLoretta Simmons wrote poem5 "Death of a Flower"Essay by reporter James Scudder on slayingsKillings kindle apprehension in some Pope County residentsPhotographs of Simmons fami1.y, Kathy Kendrick5 J D ChaffinFamily relationships seen as illusory in Simmons homeBrief summary of eventsRonald Gene Simmons may plead insanity5 attorney saysCounselors work with students as Dover schools resumeFordyce Christian students face loss of teacher in massacrePhysical evidence from Simmons house sent to crime labRelatives of Rebecca Simmons send her letters to sheriffRonald Gene Simmons gave alias on arrest at RussellvilleProsecuting Atty John Bynum comments on evidence in caseTests link Simmons gun with deathsRonald Gene Simmons purchased one gun at local Wal-Mart StoreMilitary record of Ronald Gene Simmons is excellentPolice needed no warrant to enter home. Prosecutor Bynum saysRonald Gene Simmons named on more chgs in mass slayingRonald Gene Simmons faces additional capital murder countsGeraldo Rivera interviews survivor and two friends of familyRonald Gene Simmons would die if f reed5 Dover girl saysLawsuit seeks foreclosure on Simmons propertyOnly $600 collected for victimsRussellville Courier Democrat fights bid to bar pressSafe deposit box of Ronald Gene Simmons searchedSimmons gets extension for psychiatriac examinationRonald Gene Simmons completes psychological testingRonald Gene Simmons termed competent for trialDr Irving Kuo comments on mental testing of Ronald SimmonsSimmons attorneys file motion to suppress evidenceRonald Gene Simmons in court appearance at RussellvilleJudge rules Simmons not an indigentTests show deficiency in Simmons5 but not link to mass murderRonald Gene Simmons pleads innocent5 asks for speedy trialTrial of Ronald. Gene Simmons to be held at Oz arkTestimony at hearing ties Simmons to gun used in slayingsRonald Gene Simmons tested for brain tumors or lesionsTests show Ronald Gene Simmons free of tumors. lesionsSimmons goes on trial next week in slayings in RussellvilleSimmons on trial in slaying of Kathy Kendrick. James ChaffinJury chosen for Simmons trial in six hours01/01/-88 A15 101/01/88 Al 5 401/-02/-88 AOl 201/02/-88 AOl 301/-02/-88 A0 9 101/-02/88 A0 9 101/02/88 A14 101/03/88 AO l 201/03/88 AO l 201/03/88 AO l 301/03/88 A0 6 101/03/88 A0 6 101/03/88 A0 6 101/03/88 A0 6 501/03/88 B01 101/03/88 B01 101/03/88 BOl 101/03/88 BO! 501/03/88 C05 601/04/-88 AOl 201/05/88 A0 1 201/05/-88 A0 6 401/05/88 A06 401/05/-88 A06 401/-05/88 A06 501/06/88 AO l 601/06/88 A0 1 601/06/88 A0 8 201/06/88 AO B 301/07/88 Al O 101/14/88 A17 101/-16/-88 A0 9 501/20/-88 A13 201/20/88 A13 201/20/88 C03 101/23/-88 A16 401/28/88 AlO 401/2/88 Al 0 201/30/-88 Al 0 602/27/88 A07 103/01/88 A01 203/02/88 A0 9 403/03/88 A14 103/08/88 A0 7 203/08/88 A07 603/21/-88 A0 5 103/25/88 AO l 203/-25/-88 A0 1 204/-05-/-88 A08 104/-29/-88 Al 7 505-/-01/-88 A21 105-/-08/88 AO l 205/-08/-88 A0 1 205/10-/-88 AO l 5233

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLList of jury members for trial of Ronald Gene Simmons 05/10-/-88 A06 6Witnesses in trial of Simmons relate horrors of shootings 05/il/88 AOl 5Joyce Butts testifies about her shooting, nightmares 05/12/88 AOl 5Death sentence handed down to Ronald Gene Simmons 05/13/88 AOl 5Ronald Gene Simmons calls death penalty verdict 'correct ' 05/13/88 AOl 5Ronald Gene Simmons wants no appeal of death penalty 05/13/88 AOl 5Execution of Simmons could be carried out this year 05/13/88 A08 4Juror had no problem with sentence for Simmons 05/14/88 AO l 5Simmons could get his death wish soon 05/-14/-88 AOl 5Simmons execution wish may accelerate death penalty debate 05/-15/88 A03 1Ronald G Simmons played active role in his defense 05/-15/-88 BOl 2Ronald Gene Simmons sentenced to die on June 27 05/17/88 AO l 2Ronald Gene Simmons talks with reporter Laura Shull 05/17/88 A06 1Lawyers differ on likel ihood of appeal of death sentence 05/1&/88 AOl 5Arkansas ACLU to consider appeal of Simmons sentence 05/19/88 A09 1Ronald Gene Simmons moved to Death Row at prison 05/19/88 A09 5ACLU meeting today to discuss intervention in case 05/-21/88 A08 1ACLU fears execution without review would set precedent 05/22/88 AlO 2Ronald Simmons doesn' t deserve death, Robert McCord writes 05/22/88 C03 1Arkansas ACLU still considering death penalty appeal 05/-24/88 AOl 5Federal court could delay execution of Simmons 05/25/88 A09 1R G Simmons sees publicity behind efforts to halt execution 05/26/88 Al l 1ACLU should pay cost of appeal, Ron Fuller says 05/28-/88 All 1Granite slab, plaque stand as memorials to Simmons family 05/2/-88 B02 3Book on case possible, attorney John Harris says 06/02/-88 A09 5Arkansas Churches for Life seeks to delay Simmons execution 06/03/88 A14 3Arkansas Churches for Life files formal request for appeal 06/07/88 AOl 5R G Simmons calls attorney Mark S Ca.mbiano publicity seeker 06/-11/88 A1 7 1Sister of Rebecca Simmons may visit R G Simmons 06/13/88 A05 1Steve Clark declines to rule on fee.s for possible appeal 06/14/88 A0 6 5Catholic priest Rev Louis J Franz petitions to halt execution 06/14/88 A08 3Simmons land and house sold to original 01Vner 06/16/88 A1 8 5Mark Cambiano says hearing to reveal strange turn of events 06/17/88 A20 6Death date for Ronald G Simmons stands after hearing 06/18/88 AOl 2State psychiatrist Dr Irving Kuo changes mind on Simmons 06/18/88 AOl 2Ethics of Dr Irving Kuo questioned by principals in case 06/-18/-88 A1 2 3Russellville reporter interviews Ronald Gene Simmons 06/18/88 Al 2 5Execution of Ronald Gene Simmons delayed by Ark Supreme Ct 06/21/-88 AOl 2Reaction to execution delay for Simmons is mixed 06/21/88 AOl 2List of issues to be considered by state Supreme Court 06/21/88 A08 3Trial of Simmons for murder of family members delayed 06/22/-88 A09 2Allowing Simmons to live would punish him, Debbie Mathis says 06/22/88 A17 4Death Row inmate Darrel Hill chastizes Simmons on publicity 06/26/-88 C03 1Simmons ' attorneys contend change in law may be needed 06/28/88 A05 2Gary Gilmore legal issues may apply to Ronald Gene Simmons 06/29/88 A09 2Article on Rev Louis J Franz and his tw o missions 07/11/88 A07 1Arkansas Churches for Life formed before Simmons murders 07/11/88 A07 2Ronald Gene Simmons has right to die, Ark Supreme Ct rules 07/12/-88 AO l 5Rev Franz wants to take appeal directly to US Supreme Court 07/14/88 A1 6 1State Supreme Ct again asked to stay execution of Simmons 07/22/88 All 1Ark Supreme Ct considering petition in Simmons execution 07/23/88 Al 2 1Stay of execution of R G Simmons denied by Ark Supreme Court 07/26/88 All 2US Supreme Ct to get petition for execution stay 07/26/-88 All 2Mark Cambiano to ask federal ct to stay execution of Simmons 08/02/88 A07 4234

ARKANSAS GAZETrE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDeath Row inmate Darrel Wayne Hill joins appeal of caseUS Supreme Ct petitioned to stop execution of R G SimmonsExecution of Ronald Gene Simmons delayed againSimmons' attorneys ask judge for hearing on mandatory reviewGuardian requested to study Simmons ' mental competenceTwo more Death Row inmates seek to intervene in caseLawyer for Simmons say they put his welfare before their awnAttorneys cross swords in federal court appearanceSimmons can refuse appeal despite decision. lawyers sayLawyers for Simmons say required review not in ConstitutionR Gene Simmons returned to Death Raw at TuckerState Police Cpl Jerry Roberts cited for bravery in arrestJudge Eisele rules priest, inmate without basis to interveneSimmons ' attorneys seek fees from Rev Louis FranzRonald Gene Simmons sent for evaluation againNew evaluation of R G Simmons shoul d not h:i.nder second trialRonald Gene Simmons sent to Missouri for mental testLatest psychiatric exams of Ronald Simmons inconclusiveRonald Gene Simmons to be tried in Feb in deaths of familyNext trial of Ronald Simmons moved to ClarksvilleArticle discusses aftermath of killings one year agoRonald Gene Simmons rul ed competent to decide his own fateSIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL BANKsee CreditSIMMONS, BARBARAsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, CHRISsee also Murders - Townsend Familysee also Murders - Townsend FamilySIMMONS, EDDYsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, LORETTAsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, MARIANNEsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, REBECCAsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS. REBECCA (BECKY)see also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, RENATAsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, RONALD GENEsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, RONALD GENE JRsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS, THOMAS Wsee also Murders - Price FamilySIMMONS, WILLIAM IIsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMMONS. WILLIAM JRsee also Simmons Family MurdersSIMON, PAULsee also President (US)SIMS, MARY0 8/03/88 A0908/03/88 A0908/04/88 AOl08/09/88 A0708/13/88 A1408-/13/88 A1408/-14/88 B0408/17/88 A0908/-19/88 A1408/25/88 B0309/03/88 B0409/16/88 B0309/24/88 BOl09/-27/88 B0309-/-30/88 BOl09/30/88 B0210/06/-88 B0311/-30/-88 A0912/02/88 BOS12/23/-88 BOS12/28/88 AOl12/30/88 AOl552511321111542116112223S

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also ArtSINGLAUB , JOHN KSinglaub in LR to speak on the unconventional warSINKHOLESsee Land SubsidenceSKIL CORPArticle on firm' s operations at Heber SpringsSLATER, FREDERICKsee also Murders - Slater. FrederickSLOAN, DW IGHTsee also Athletics F21SLOGANS AND MOTTOESAuto tags may change to tout the Natural StateArticle on proposed change of slogan for ArkansasDr Fred Williams opposes ch ange of state sloganLicense plate motto changed to "The Natural State"Article on process of choosing new slogan for ArkansasSMALL BUSINESSsee also Insurancesee also Minority Business EnterprisesSMALL, WILLsee also Murders - Davenport. MarilynSMALLEY, ROBERT NEILsee also Vigilance GroupsSMALLWOOD• GRADY LYNNsee also Mu rders - Pisto. David LyleSMILEY• WALTERsee also Systematics, IncExpresses frustration with divisiveness in LRNewspaper war blamed for part of divisiveness in LRSMITH, A(llUNE'ITA RUSHTONsee also KidnappingSMITH, BARBARAsee also Murders - Smith. BarbaraSMITH, DIANN SUTHERLINsee also BooksSMITH, EUGENEsee also Colleges Mr22SMITH, RONALD SHANEsee also Murders - McKaskle, KeithSMITH, STELLA BOYLEDonates $500,000 for mu sic scholarships at UALRMrs Boyle has supported Arkansas Children's Hosp since 1924SMOKINGsee TobaccoSNELL. RICHARD WAYNEsee also Murders - Stumpp. Williamsee also Vigilance GroupsSNCM AND SNCMSTORMSsee WeatherSNYDER, VICTORsee also Congress (US) MylOsee also Taxationson. AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION (ARK)03/05/88 AO? 108/22/88 BOl 407/31/88 A0 8 109/04/88 cos 111/13/88 C04 112/16/88 BO? 112/17/88 EOl 209/09/88 BOl 109/09/88 BOl 107/28/88 A09 210/31/88 BOl 5236

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also WaterLaw allowing Comm to make loans from bond proceeds voidedAffirms approval of Lee Creek dam permitSOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE (US)see also LakesSOLICITOR GENERAL (ARK)see Attorney General (Ark)SOUTH AFRICAHendrix College offers scholarship to apartheid victimSOUTH CONWAY COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Ap18SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITYsee BaseballSOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY. CAMDENsee CollegesSOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY. EL DORADOsee CollegesSOUTHERN DEVELOPMENT BANCORPORATIONsee BanksSOUTHERN FARMERS ASSOCIATIONNLR-based firm sees rev iv al of farm economySOUTHERN MAGAZINEsee PeriodicalsSOUTHLAND GREYHOUND PARKsee Dog RacingSOUTHSIDE (VAN BUREN COUNTY)see also WeatherSOUTHSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT (BEE BRANCH)see WeatherSOUTHWEST HOSPITALsee MedicineSPACE, OUTERMammoth neutron telescope proposed for Magnet Cove siteBrilliant light seen over state may have been piece of cometSPADE, HENRY OTI'Osee also EspionageSPEARS, JIMMY Lsee also Murders - Spears, Jimmy LSPECIAL OLYMPICSArticle on state meet at ConwayProgram questioned by some parents, advocatesSPEED LIMITSsee Traffic AccidentsSPRADLEY, LYNNsee also Amusement ParksSPRINGDALEsee also Nudism and Nuditysee also ParksSPRINGDALE BANK AND TRUSTsee BanksSPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My19 Ag14 N1 8ST ANDREWS CATHOLIC CATHEDRALsee Gambling05/17/-88 A08 105/20/88 A15 510/01/88 BOl 201/24/88 DOl 307/31/88 BOl10/-25/88 AOl1205-/-22/88 BOl 206/13/88 AOl 2237

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLST FRANCIS COUNTYsee also Economic Conditions and TrendsEx-Sheriff Coolidge Conlee indicted by federal Grand Jury 05/25/88 A01Indictments name Evan Dean Hughes, Danny Burns and Conlee 05/25/-88 AOlRICCO Act was used to find indictments against Conlee, others 05/25/88 AOlRacketeering activities alleged in indictment of Conlee 05/25/-88 AO lReporter Jack Hill comments on indictment of Cool idge Conl ee 05/26/88 AO?Article on Coolidge Conlee and problems he faces05/31/88 A01Coolidge Conlee pleads not guilty to charges06/01/88 AOlAllegations made that officials met to fix trial of W Dumond 06/17/88 A13Cooledge Conlee, Gene Raff, Harvey Yates, K Winfrey accused 06/-17/-88 A13Steve Clark named to investigate alleged corruption in area 06/19-/88 B04Ark Supreme Ct hears allegations of corruption in east Ark 06/21/88 A05St Francis Bar Assn supports accused judge, prosecutor06/24/88 A14Atty Gen Steve Clark will not head 1st Judicial Dist inquiry 06/28/88 AOSCoolidge Conlee arrested on gambling charges06/29/-88 A14Judge Randall Williams named to hear evidence in probe07/02/88 AllCoolidge Conlee ch arges reign of terror by FBI07/27 /88 A36Coolidge Conlee 's allegations not supported, govt atty says 09/16/88 B04Five testify harassment, threats during inquiry on Conlee 09/30/88 B07Federal judge rules Coolidge Conl ee, two others to face trial 10/01/88 BOlBribery allegations in 1st Judicial Dist unfounded, rept says 10/11/88 B01Bribery chgs were against Gene Raff, Harvey Yates. C Conlee 10/11/-88 BOlState Police probed bribery allegations in Wayne Dumond case 10/11/88 BOlAlcohol played role in his affidavit, James Sumner says 10/12/-88 BOlJames Sumner alleged he planted drugs to help Gene Raff 10/12/88 BOlCoolidge Conlee to stand trial alone10/28/88 BOlFormer ch ief deputy to Conlee to testify, plead guilty10/28/88 BOlDanny Burns pleads guilty to possession of marijuana10/29-/88 BOlEx-Deputy Sheriff Evan Dean Hughes admits taking payoffs 10/29-/88 BOlFederal indictment against Coolidge Conlee trimmed, rewritten 11/01/88 B06Ex-Sheriff Coolidge Conley vows to clear his name11/02/88 B02Witnesses allege gambling in Sheriff Coolidge Conley 's office 11/03/88 BOlCoolidge Conlee part of scheme. Evan Dean Hughes testifies 11/04/88 BOlCoolidge Conlee testifies that he is innocent11/05/88 BOlCoolidge Conlee convicted of racketeering. extortion11/06/88 AOlCoolidge Conlee sentenced to 20 years in federal prison 12/-08/88 BOlEvan Dean Hughes gets 9-yr sentence in bribery case12/10/88 B06STACKS , CHARLESsee also Murders - Brooks. CharlesSTADIUMS AND ARENASsee also Robberies and TheftsChicago investors may build 22.000 seat arena at LR 04/01/88 AOl 5Little Rock officials surprised by talk of arena construction 04/02/88 AO? 3John Brummett discusses talk of $33 .2 million arena at LR 04/03/88 A03 1UAPB begins drive for expansion of stadium, building new one 07/01/88 AlO 2Article on taxpayer checkoffs for War Memorial Stadium fund 08/03/88 A15 1Interview with War Memorial Stadium mgr Harold Steelman 08/30/88 D06 1War Memorial Stadium is falling down .• official says 12/15/88 BOl 2ALC asks Gov Clinton to suggest ways to repair War Memorial 12/19-/88 AO l 2STAFFORD , ASHLEYsee also Disease and IllnessSTAHL. RAYMOND GENEsee also Murders - Reeder. Carl Louis222252566251221154555555665511236525238

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSTAMPS SCHOOL DISTR.Icrsee Education D27STANFORD SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ F25STANT INCPine Bluff firm is maj or manufacturer of radiator caps11/21/88 COl 1STAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ Ja20STAR. JON Lsee also Hot SpringsSTARK MANUFACTURING COFirm to open plant at Russellville05/19/88 COl 1STARLAND. GWENDOLYN Wsee also BooksSTARLING . BOBBY JOEsee also Murders - Starling, ShirleySTARLING . SHIRLEYsee also Murders - Starling, ShirleySTARR, DAVID LEEsee also Murders - Ford. Gl adysSTARR, JON Lsee also Horse RacingSTATE HOSPITAL (ARK)see Medicinesee Mental Health and DisordersSTEAD, WILLIAM Wsee also Disease Mr4STEELE, RUTHsee also Educ Ja7 F28 01 N29STEELMAN, HAROLDsee also Stadiums and ArenasSTEENBURGEN, MARYsee also Actors and EntertainersSTEGALL. GILLProfessional athlete drowns while fishing in Little Red River 04/25/88 D06 1STEPHENS. INCsee also Cobb. F W Jrsee also Markle. Johnsee also Politics and Govt NSsee also Taxation NSWarren Stephens. 31, clearly in charge of financial giant 03/13/88 FOl 3Stephens acquires Overland Express Funds. Inc 05/-06/88 COl 2Overland Funds purchases gives Stephens 2 million customers 05/07/88 COl 2Darrell Glascock, Nicaragua contras attend Stephens party 08/1&/88 A09 2Throws Ark party at GOP natl conv in New Orleans 08/-18/88 A09 2Oklahoma officials endorse Stephens to aid in bond issue 09/04/88 B07 1Stephens buys interest in French financial holding co 09/11/88 FOl 1Stephens to enlarge its link to Wells Fargo 12/08/88 COl 2Firm buys $20 million corporate jet 12/17/88 BOl 1STEPHENS. JACKSON Tsee also Finance and Budgets (Ark)see also Politics and Govt N5see also Taxation NSStephens on Forbes list of richest Americans 10/11/88 COl 2239

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSTEPHENS, W RPays almost $9,000 for ads for Grant County developmentArticle on Stephens and his work in the financial worldStephens gives tips on hcw to get richArticle on founder of Stephens. Inc empireStephens on Forbes list of richest AmericansStephens has lunch with Rev Jerry Falwell at Stephens, IncSTEPHENS. WARRENsee also Stephens, IncSTEURI, JOHN Esee also Systematics IncSTEWART, BRENDA Ssee also Murders - Stewart, Brenda SSTEWART, DAV IDsee also Congress (US)STEWART, HEZEKIAH D JRsee also Prisons Ja6 F14STEWART-ABERNATHY, LESLIE Csee also Archeology and AnthropologySTOCKLEY, JIMsee also Legislature (Ark) My22STOCKS AND BONDSsee also Arkansas Best Corpsee also Brittenum, Jonsee also Dillard Department Stores. Incsee also Environmental Systems Cosee also Fairfield Communitiessee also Legal Professionsee also Natural Resources Management Corpsee also Powell and Satterfield, Incsee also Prudential Bache Securities, In.csee also Swink and Cosee also TCBY Enterprises, Incsee also United Capital Corpsee also Wal-Mart Stores, Inc08/02/88 A07 209/25/88 FOl 109/25/88 FOl 309/26/88 COl 210/11/88 COl 212/-17/-88 COl 5Fortunes of wealthy Arkansans followed market diveGrades given Arkansas stocks by Financial WorldShort sale positions in Arkansas stocksFirst quarter performance of Arkansas stocksArticle on losses sustained by investors with Gene N FlannesGene N Flannes was president of NEFCO Financial ServicesPolice searching for Gene N FlannesRetired couples lost life savings to NEFCO and Gene FlannesClients of Gene N Flannes sue FSC Securities CorpTwo LR securities firms fined in collapse of Kansas banksUnited Securities blamed for loss by credit union in KyEight LR securities firms dealt with Camarillo. CalifState Securities Commr Beverly Bassett fines LR firmsState explains why United Capital. Prudential were fined01/-06/88 COl01/-18/-88 C0203/29/88 C0204/01/-88 COl05/01/-88 AOl05/-01/88 AOl05/01/88 AOl05/-01/88 A0 105/05/-88 A1406/16/-88 COl06/16/88 C0208/-31/88 COl09/15/88 All09/15/-88 AllArkansas stock roundup of closing prices for 2nd 3rd quarters 10/-04/88 COlArkansas stocks one year after market collapseWilliam L Tedford Jr to head Natl Assn of Securities Dealers10/20/-88 COl12/-21/88 COlSTOCKS AND BONDS - ARK MARKET SUMMARY01/04/C05/1 01/-ll/C05/1 01/-18/C04/-4 01/25/C06/-421132222155314422240

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COL02/01/C04/402/29/C05/103/28/C06/404/25/C04/405/23/C06/406/20/C03/407/18/C06/108/15/C02/.409/12/C02/410/10/C03/111/07/C03/112/05/C05/1STONE COUNTY02/08/C07/103/07/C07/104/04/C06/-405/02/C05/105/30/C05/106/-27/C06/107 /-25/C03/408/-22/C02/409/19/-C02/410/17/C02/411/14/C03/112/12/C02/402/15/C05/103/14/C06/-104/ll/C06/405/09/C04/106/06/C03/307/04/C04-/408/01/C03/408/29/C02/409/ 26/CO 2/410/24/C04/411/21/C02/412/19/COZ/402/22/-C03/103/ 21/C04/404/18/C05/-105/-16/C06/206/-13/-C04/-407/l 1/-C03/408/-08/C06/109/05/C02/410/03/C02/410/31/C05/411-/-28/C02/412/ 26-/-C03/1Reporter notes new energy in countySTRANGE, E WILLIAM JRServes as visiting executive in LR School DistSTRATEGIC MINERAL S OORPHot Springs firm recalls 60 workers. will hire 30 moreSTRATTON. LELANDsee also World War IISTRIKESsee Educationsee Firestone Tire and Rubber Cosee National Wire Fabric CorpSTUMPP• WILLIAMsee also Murders - Stumpp. WilliamSTUTTGART AGRICULTURAL MUSEUMsee MuseumsSUBIACO ACADEMYsee Education Ap5SUB STANCE ABUSEsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseJacksonv ille youth dies after inhaling FreonSniffing Freon may be latest fatal fadFreon inhalation suspected in youth' s death at EdgemontSUFFOCATIONsee AsphyxiationSUGGETT. RAYsee also InventionsSUICIDEsee also VeteransArkansas Teen Suicide Commission fights problem in stateYouth suicide can be prevented. Dr Richard Livingston saysYouth suicide rate in Ark declinesSUITS AND CLAIMSsee also Cobb. F W Jrsee also Congress (US)see also Glascock. Darellsee al so Medicinesee also Sex Crimessee also Tax EvasionSUITS AND CLAIMS. GOVT (ARK)see also Deer Runsee also McGee. Ben08/07/-88 C03 105/30/-88 AOl 201/-13/88 C03 411/06/88 B06 511-/-08/-88 BOl 511/-24/88 Bl 2 502/23/88 BOl 405/03/88 All 408/-13/88 A06 1241

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSULLIVAN. LENCOLAsee also Actors and EntertainersSUMMERThings to watch for in Ark during summer monthsSUMMER CHALLENGEsee Children and YouthSUMMERSET FESTIVALsee FestivalsSUMMIT SHOPPING CENTERsee Real EstateSUNSETMayor and pastor exchange allegations over missing fundsSUNSHINE FOUNDATIONsee also Children and YouthSUNTANArticle on dangers of sunburn. methods of preventionSUPERCONDUCTORSsee InventionsSUPERIOR INDU STRIES INTERNATIONALFirm to build Rogers plant to employ 500SURGUINE. RICHARD Wsee also Murders - Wol ff. Patrick WSURRETT. KAREN SUEsee also Murders - Surrett. Karen SueSURROGATE MOTHERHOODsee Reproduction (Human)SURVEYSsee Public OpinionSURVIVALISTSsee Vigilance GroupsSUTHERLAND• CYRU Ssee also ArchitectureSWAGGART, JIMMYsee also ReligionSWIMMINGOlympic candidates train at LR Racquet ClubSWINDLER, JOHN EDWARDsee also Murders - Basnet. RandySWINDLINGsee FraudSWINK AND COFirm on Forbes list of 10 worst municipal bond underwritersSwink denies role in bond defaults in New MexicoSWOFFORD , STEVEsee also Sex CrimesSWOPE, AUDREYsee also BooksSYSTEM ENERGY RESOURCES, INCsee also Electric PowerSYSTEMATICS, INCCash dividend of $2 per share announcedSystematics expands its product lineEarnings up by 51.8 pct for past yearFirm names John E Steuri president and CEO06/05/88 B08 112/25/88 BOl 504/16/-88 BOl 206/30/88 COl 202/13/88 BOl 201/16/88 COl 212/2'}/88 COl 601/15/88 COl 505/19/88 C01 107/06/88 COl 508/30/-88 COl 2242

ARKANSAS GAZE'l"I'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLWalter Smiley comments on giving up CEO postGraph shows five-year growth patternOffice design helped smooth move to new headquartersForbes places firm on list of 200 best small companiesSystematics sues Transohio Savings Bank in disputeTAHA. KAREN Tsee also BooksTAIWANsee also TCBY Enterprises. IncTALL CLUBS INTERNATIONALNolan Gregory seeks to organize club in LRTATE. RAYsee also Murders - Price FamilyTATE. SHERMANArticle on black who will head LR Chamber of CommerceHonored by Philander Smith CollegeTAX EVASION AND DISPUTED RETURNSsee also Earnhart. Thomas Psee also Lowery, Arthur Jamessee also McGee. BenNinety state Revenue Dept employes fail to file tax returnsNonfiling Revenue Div employees pose dilemmaDelinquent returns of Revenue Div empl oyees get priorityShelly Norris admits tax evasion. gets fineTAX REFORM COMMISSION (ARK)see TaxationTAXATIONsee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsosee alsoAgricultureAlamo Christian FoundationCollegesEconomic Conditions and TrendsEducationFinance and Budgets (Ark)InsuranceParks. Recreation and TourismPulaski CountyReferendumsRoadsTrucks and Trucking IndustryTyson Foods. IncArk state tax burden on low income among nation' s heaviestState tax burden on Arkansas's poor shown in chartEditorial on overtaxing of the poorTax break for Texarkana residents unfair. many believeState estimates it lost $7 .1 million in Texarkana last yearMany residents to pay higher state taxes under new- lawsTax exemption at Texarkana may be chan.ged. Ed Thicksten saysTexarkana tax solution eludes three hearingsIndustrial sales. use tax credits may cost Ark $80 millionVoters may get chance to abolish personal property taxProperty tax amdt approval will not bring double taxationSupreme Ct ruling on personal property tax increasesName. title of tax ballot approved by Atty Gen Steve ClarkState to try again next year on income tax pe nalty09/-25/88 FOl 109/-25/-88 FOl 411/-07/88 COl 511/08/88 COl 111/-30/88 B03 512/-03/88 EOl 203/21/88 COl 505/01/-88 Al 8 506/-14/-88 AOl 206/-15/88 A09 506/17/88 A13 607/21/88 A22 501/15/-88 A08 101/15/88 A08 301/17/88 C02 101/18/88 AOl 201/18/88 A07 201/18/88 COl 102/-1 2/88 A15 102/-18/-88 All 102/20/88 A07 102/-27/-88 AOl 502/27/88 A08 103/-01/88 AOl 203/-03/88 A07 103/-07/88 A05 2243

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTop personal property tax-payers in Pulaski County listedFormula used to figure personal property tax questionedPoor in Ark pay heavy burden in sales tax, report shOlllSPersonal property assessment system called unfair, inaneArkansas shifted more income tax burden to low, middle incomeInconsistency shows need for assessment chan.ge , article saysState Supreme Ct alters decision on property taxesChallenge made of 1987 law closing wholesale fuel tax recordsVic Snyder says fuel tax records of 2 legislators denied himTexarkana hospital may seek to have Texas state line shiftedNeed for constituional amdt on personal income tax explainedColumn discusses Bill Clinton efforts on tax amdt proposalState tax amdt drive stalling, may not make ballot this fallFair Tax Amdt has only 20,000 names on petitionsAlcoholic beverage industry undertaxed in Ark, McCord writesW F Foster, Carl S Whillock discuss proposed amendmentExplanation of new vehicle assessment lawLow income families in Ark bear heavy tax burdenFait Tax Amdt petition rej ected by Secy of State MccuenGovernor 's Tax Reform Comm to recommend sweeping changesFair Tax Amdt petitions lacking precinct nos were rej ectedSuit challenges sales tax on long distance phone callsTax exemption on used cars unfair, new vehicle dealers sayTax Reform Comm seeks ways to stretch dollars from taxesOptions for new state taxes, with proj ected revenueStudy shows Good Suit Club could help Ark gain $80 millionBill McCuen wants ct to consider Fair Tax Amdt petitionsBill McCuen' s handl ing of Fair Tax Amdt petitions discussedFair Tax Amdt backers may have found loophole to gain timeBill McCuen 's handling of Fair Tax Amdt petitions discussedJ Bill Becker may lead amdt effort in 1990 for maj or reformsProposals advocated by J Bill Becker for 1990 voteState office space, Clinton staff used in petition driveFair Tax Amdt petitions delivered to Secy of StateColumnist sees Gov Clinton effort for Fair Tax as aid to ArkBrownie Ledbetter disputes Bill Mccuen on posting petitionsFair Tax Amdt likely to be on ballot, Bill McCuen saysSecy of State seeks opinion on Fair Tax Amdt petitionsGov Clinton' s Fair Tax Amdt may face lawsuitFair Tax Amdt proposal appears to be in troubleAbout 35 pct of signatures on tax amdt are invalidFair Tax Amdt foes in hiding, Gov Bill Clinton saysTom Ferstl gives his position on Fair Tax AmendmentBroadening of sales tax suggested by Tax Reform CommProfessional services included in sales tax proposalFair Tax Amdt may make ballot for vote this fallArkansas level of taxation as compared to other statesTax debate looms again as meeting of Legislature nearsFair Tax Amdt certified for ballotArticle on deferment of taxes by firms in ArkStatistics on income, taxes and deferals of state-based firmsEqualization of real and personal property would raise fundsPersonal income tax in the South (chart, by states)Texarkana faces exemption cuts or tax increases03/07/88 COl 103/13/88 BOl 503/25/88 A09 204/-10/88 A03 104/10/-88 A0 9 104/15/88 A0 9 104/19/-88 A07 205/24/88 AOS 205/-24/-88 A05 205/31/88 Al 0 106/01/-88 Al l 106/03/88 A0 9 106/03/88 A0 9 206/04/88 A14 506/05/88 C03 106/12/88 cos 107/03/88 B04 407/03/88 COl 107/13/88 A1 2 507/14/88 A0 9 107/-15/88 AOl 307/22/88 Al3 407/-30/-88 Al3 408/03/88 Al 0 108/03/88 Al 0 308/07/-88 A03 108/07/-88 B08 108/09/88 AOS 108/09/-88 AO S 108/1 0/88 A0 9 108/1 2/88 Al l 108/12/-88 All 108/1 2/88 Al 2 108/14/88 A0 1 208/14/88 A03 108/16/88 Al 1 608/-17/88 A01 208/18/88 A03 508/20/88 Al3 108/24/88 A07 208/25/88 BOl 408/25/88 BOl 408/26/88 B03 108/27 /88 AO l 508/27/88 AO l 509/02/88 BOS 409/07/88 BOl 109/07 /88 BOl 109/10/-88 AO l 209/1 2/88 COl 209/1 2/88 COl 309/23/88 BOl 609/26/88 COl 109/27/88 B04 3244

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSingle business tax creates interest among legislatorsWorking poor taxed higher in Ark than in most statesTax burdens for the 10 lOfllest per capita income statesArkansas Times awarded $72.000 in case over sales taxRepeal of tax credit law as lure for industry suggestedPanel hears framer of Michigan' s single business tax planPoll shows initiated act proposal has wide supportDetailed statistics in poll on proposed tax measureMax Howell. John Miller lead effort for Fair Tax AmendmentMembers of Fair Tax Committeee listedGov Clinton talks of sales tax rise. income tax breakC J Giroir heads group seeking def eat of Fair Tax AmdtHuge sums of money being spent to defeat Fair Tax AmdtFair tax questions at heart of debate on Fiar Tax AmdtTax Reform Comm makes several recommendationsTax Reform Comm recommends flat rate for higher incomesC J Giroir connection with Stephens Inc discussedColumnist says Jack Stephens may be behind Amdt oppositionAP&L. Stephens Inc deny role in ads against Fair Tax AmdtGov Bill Clinton begins blitz to counter Tax Amdt opponentsTyson Foods helps fund ads for Fair Tax Amdt promotionTom Ferstl calls for removal of some bụsiness tax exemptionsPros and cons of Fair Tax Amdt discussedBrief summary of provisions of Fair Tax AmendmentEconomist James Metz ger says property tax should be replacedC J Giroir refuses to name backers of anti-Fair Tax AmdtFair Tax Amdt defeated decisively by votersFair Tax Amdt goes down to heavy defeatElection returns. by county. of Fair Tax Amdt (Amdt 4)Gov Bill Clinton to make announcement on taxes soonArkansas Tax Reform Comm ends work, recommends many changesSummary of proposals by Arkansas Tax Reform CommissionTax Reform Comm urges Gov Bill Clinton to back changesLawsuit challenges method of assessing Potlatch mill in DeshaStatewide reappraisal could be result of Potlatch challengeColumn on legislature and anti-tax sentiments back homeJudge rul es use tax unconstitutional in some casesSales tax increase leads Gov Clinton' s list of optionsGov Bill Cl inton makes pitch in Rogers for his programGov Clinton 's sales tax proposal discussed in columnChart of Ark tax filers by income and family sizeReform tax plan of Gov Clinton has regressive sales taxState tax below average. about par with region. studies showTax study compares business taxes with neighbor statesTax on used cars almost certain to pass LegislatureTAXI CAB Ssee also Robberies and TheftsArticles on LR serviceTAYLOR. DEBRAsee also Murders - Taylor. RoyTAYLOR, JIMsee Trade Schools Ap9TAYLOR, ROYsee also Murders - Taylor, Roy09-/-29-/-88 B06 510/04/-88 BOl 610/05/-88 All 210/-05/88 B06 610/08/88 BOl 210/21/88 BOl 510/25/88 AOl 210/25/88 B06 311/01/88 B02 411/01/88 B02 511/-02/88 B02 511/04/-88 AOl 211/-04/-88 AOl 211/04/88 BO l 511/04/-88 BOl 511/04/88 BOl 511/05/88 BOl 111/05/88 BO l 111/05/-88 BOl 211/05/88 BOl 211/05/-88 BOl 211/06/88 A22 111/06/88 C05 111/06/88 NOl 411/-07/88 BOS 111/08/-88 B03 511/09/88 AO 1 211/09/-88 BOB 311/10/-88 B09 511/11/88 B03 111/18/88 BO l 411/18/88 BOl 411/23/88 BOl 211/25/-88 AOl 511/25/88 AOl 511/27/88 A03 112/02/88 BOl 612/07/-88 AOl 212/08/,88 B1 2 212/-15-/-88 BO 1 112/16/88 BOS 512/18/88 COl 112/25/88 AO l 512-/-26/88 AOl 612/31/88 BOl 110/31/88 COl 2245

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTAYLOR. THOMAS Ksee also Murders - Sherman, Samuel TTCBY ENTERPRISES, INCNet income for past year up 62 pctAmerican Express Co is second largest single stockhol derTCBY expanding to JapanEarnings modest despite record salesAd campaign going nationalHerren Hickinbotham named president of firmOld Capitol Tower Bldg changed to TCBY TowerFirm to open outlets in TaiwanOne cent dividend gives Frank D Hickingbotham $106.735.00Todd Hickingbotham named president of Riverport EquipmentTCBY makes '7-figure' purchase of Olympic advertisingTop franchises in LR for meetingNetwork ads work for TCBYTCBY gives preview of its new productsStock to be traded on NYSEFirm buys two day care centersTCBY buys company that makes vending unitsTCBY TOWERsee Buildings and Of ficesTEACHER EXAMINATION, NATIONALsee Colleges Ja22 Ja23 Ja27TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM (ARK)see Government Bondssee Government Employees (Ark)TEACHERSsee Collegessee Educationsee Government Employees (Ark)see Scholarships and LoansTEACHERS SALARY STUDY COMMISSION (ARK)see EducationTEACHING EXCELLENCE, COMMISSION ONsee Education Ja8TEDFORD, WILLIAM L JRsee also Stocks and Bonds D21TEEL PETROLEUM COFirm moves headquarters to RussellvilleTEEN SUICIDE PREVENTION COMMISSION. ARKANSASsee SuicideTEEN-.AGE PREGNANCIESsee Children and YouthTEETH AND DENTISTRYsee DentistryTELEPHONESsee also TaxationTELESCOPESsee also Space, OuterTELE.V ISIONsee also AdvertisingArticle on Shinall Mountain as an antenna farmSteve Barnes returns to KARK-'1.V on part-time basis01/15/88 ADS 503/04/-88 COl 503/13/88 FOl 103/23/88 COl 503/ 24/88 COl 204/03/88 FOl 104/09/-88 COl 306/14/88 COl 406/27/88 COl 107/01/88 COl 108/09/88 COl 209/1 2/88 BOl 109/-1 2/88 COl 209/14/88 COl 209/22/88 COl 110/20/88 COl 212/29/88 COl 511/22/88 COl 101/11/88 COl 201/19/88 B01 3246

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPurchase of KARK rumoredUHF stations battle for Little Rock viewersKARK sold to Morris Newspaper CorpFour LR investors own 93 pct of KARK stockSale price of KARK to top $60 millionKA'I'V in LR uses Conus hookup for remote live broadcastsArticle on career of Arkansan Tom GoodgameTom Goodgame recalls getting LR' s first station on the airArticle on popular "Buddy Deane Show" of 25 years agoTom Goodgame spent decade at Tul saArticle on career of Tom GoodgameTom Goodgame comments on networks battle with cable 'IVCable TV costs vary from city-to-cityPopular news anchor Carolyn Long leav ing LR for Fort SmithSegments of "VideoCountry " to be taped in ArkCarolyn Long gets big send-off as she leaves Little RockCarolyn Long to become contributing reporter for KA'IVOn-camera appearance by pregnant Tracy Douglass irks viewerTracy Douglass has support of KARK management01/-20-/88 COl01/-25/-88 BOl01/29/88 AOl02/02/-88 COl02/-02/88 COl02/23/88 BOl05/-18/88 BOl05/18/88 BOl05/-19/-88 BOl05/19/-88 B0405/-21/88 B0405/23/88 B0405/-23/88 COl06/02/-88 BO l06/15/-88 BOl06/-27/-88 A0 506/30/88 BO l07/-06/-88 BOl07/-06/-88 BOl2252232221111321422Ark Senate passes bill allowing cities to build cable sy stems 07/-13/-88 Al 1 1Bill allowing cities to build cable systems still not signedTwo lawmakers change mind on bill on city-financed cableKeep cities out of cable business Robert McCord urgesArkansas is stage for filming of "VideoCountry" segmentsPlans for taping ''VideoCountry" show in Ark revealedP...rk Capitol rings with country music as ''VideoCountrJ" tapedGov Clinton signs bill allowing cities to finance systemsArticle on taping of "VideoCountry" in ArkMelvyn Bell's station KZRB files for bankruptcy protectionNielsen shews 536,000 Arkansans saw Clinton on Carson sharqArkansan Karen Johnson is adviser to "China Beach" sharNKVTN begins broadcasting in central ArkArticle on TV personality Beth WardTELE.VISION, EDUCATIONAL07/27/88 A2907/-2(}/88 A1 607/-31/-88 C0308/01/88 BOl08/-03/88 BOl08/04/88 A0408/04/-88 A0908/06/88 BOl08/-13/88 COl08/-23/88 BOl10/-01/-88 EOl12/01/88 EOl12/-15/88 EOl2411111235322see Educational TelevisionTENNISsee also Phillips Pro-Celebrity ClassicVirginia Slims pro tennis tourney at LR canceledTERRORISMsee also AnrchismTEXARKANAsee also TaxationTHEATER AND DRAMAArkansas Repertory Theater' s new facility under constructionCliff Baker is founder and art director of Arkansas RepertoryArkansas Repertory to open new home with "Drood"THEATERSRand Theaters plans 'lavish' facilities in LR compl exSaenger at Pine Bluff to be restoredRialto at Searcy closesMovie theaters in central Arkansas rated, critiquedTHEFTSsee RobberiesTHERAPY TECHNOLOGY BOARD (ARK)02/-04/88 DOl 605/02/-88 BOl 206/26/88 JOl 210/-14/88 BOl 206/01/88 COl 209/01/88 EOl 209/27-/88 EOl 111/01/88 EOl 1247

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also PhysiotherapyTHICKSTEN, EDsee also Educ D12THOMAS, LOYDsee also Disease and IllnessTHOMAS, ROYCEsee also Education Ap8THOMAS-JONES, ANNETTEsee also KidnappingTHOMPSON, WINFRED Lsee also Athleticssee also Colleges F16 F20 Sl 08THORN, PATTY JOsee also Miss ArkansasTHORNTON, BETTYsee also Murders - Thornton, BettyTHORNTON, RAYsee also Athletics Mr30 Jylsee also Colleges Mr22 Apl5 My27 My31 Je5 S23 027 DlTHREATSsee also Bankssee also ExtortionTHURMOND, STROMsee also President (US)TICKSsee InsectsTIME CAPSULESBox found under rock at LR may be forgotten time capsuleBox found at LR identified as 193 2 time capsuleTIRADO, BIANCA AQUIRYAsee also Murders - McCoy, Maxim.ill ion ETITI'LE, RAYsee also Murders - Tittle, RayTITUS, MYER Lsee also Colleges F9TOAD SUCK DAZEsee FestivalsTOBACCOsee also Finance and Budgets (Ark)Many local firms effect smoking policyArkansas third among states for smoking-related deathsDr Fred Guggenheim discusses nicotine addictionBaptist, St Vincent ban smoking in all but patient roomsTOLAND, JOHN Dsee also Gibraltor International Bank, LtdTOLLETTEDillard property legally condemned, court rulesTOMBSTONESsee CemeteriesTONEY CAFEsee Conway CountyTONTITOWN GRAPE FESTIVALsee FestivalsTORNADOES06/02/88 A09 106/03/88 A09 201/07/88 A09 111/18/88 B05 111/29/88 BOS 412/30/88 BOl 503/ 28/88 A07 5248

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee WeatherTORRENCE. CORNELIUSsee al so ArtTOUGHMAN CONTESTContest under way at LRTOURISM INDUSTRYsee ParksTOWBIN • EUGNE JHonored by UALRTOXICOLOOICAL RESEARCH . NATIONAL CENTER FORBattel le In.sti tute, State of Ark may join in new proj ectTOYS AND PLAYTHINGSDoll museum at Texarkana has thousands of dollsVann Buffalo invents airplane to attach to car windowTRACK AND FIELDArkansas Raz orbacks win 5th straight NCAA indoor titleOuachita Baptist wins AIC men's titleUniv of Central Ark women win AIC titleRazorback coach John MdDonnell is SWC Coach-of-the-YearASU freshman pole vaulter Kelly Riley wins NCAA titleUA' s Joe Falcon. Edrick Florea! win NCAA championshipsMike Conley hires atty to contest ruling in Olympic trialsUniv of Ark wins 16th straight SW Conf cross country titleTRADE SCHOOLSsee also PrisonsFormer Northwest Votech officials David Bibb. Jim Taylor chgdNorthwest Voctech officials practiced fraud. indictment chgsHandling of scandal at Northwest Vo-Tech has board backingDr Barry Ballard faces troubl esome questions on NorthwestDr Barry Ballard resigns as vo-tech education directorDr Barry Ballard resigned after meeting with Gov ClintonFormer officials of Northwest Vo-Tech plead guiltyWoman wins judgment against Delta Career CollegeVo-tech leaders urge Arkansan to head Education Dept divisionRecommendations of Arkansas Business Council on programsCentral Career Coll sued by ex-studentsVo-tech skills inadequate. Arkansas Business Council saysMerger with colls opposed by Council for Vo-Tech EducationMerger with community colleges has support in LegislatureStudents allege Draughon computer repair classes poorVocational Educ Bd wants commission to study program needsWel fare system changes worry vocational schoolsThurston Kirk opposes making vo-techs junior collegesTRADEMARKS AND TRADE NAMESArkansas Razorbacks and 4 wild hog logos to be trademarkedGaston 's White River Resort wins trademark suitTRAFFI C ACCIDENTS AND SAFETYsee also Contractssee also Williams. JohnLR' s new seat belt ordinance now in effectPolice link speed limit to fatalitiesEffects of 65 mph on Arkansas 's rural highways (graph)Bereaved parent asks LR School Dist to stop showing videoKeith Hamaker leads petition drive to repeal LR seat belt law03/19/88 A09 105/19/88 A1712/-05/-88 B0604/20/88 BOl06/01/88 BOl03/-13/88 DOl05/01/88 D0905/01/88 D0905/18/88 DOS06/-04/88 DOl06/05/-88 DOI07/2fJ/88 DOl11/13/-88 D0304/-09/-88 A0704/-09/88 A0704/28/-88 A0905/16/88 AO !05/19/88 AO l05/19/88 A1306/-0&,l.88 Al 506/2&/-88 A0707/-26/-88 A0609/-13/88 A0709/14/88 B0609/2f)/88 B0609/3 0/88 B1411/-04/-88 B0611/-10/-88 Bll11/-15/-88 B0312/02/88 BOl12/18/88 C0306/-18/88 A0906/23/88 C0201/01/88 A1301/04/88 A0801/04/88 A0801/22/88 A0801/29/88 A093122344115564452311411531155235524535249

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLMore drivers in LR buckling up with law in effectFiery collision kills 4 in Harrisburg familyLR police issue first citations under new seat belt lawLR police question need to witness unbuckl ed seat beltBrent Wade Clark chgd with 4 manslaughter counts in accidentTechnicality factor in DWI acquittal of Rodney D MyersGreyhound bus crash near Hope inj ures 17 passengersGreyhound bus driver likely dozed, officer saysAdmission of guilt ground for citing seat belt offendersKeith Hamaker secures 9,000 signatures, misses deadlineLR enacted seat belt ordinance within the law, judge rulesDWI offenders ruled exempt from habitual criminal statuteLR City Bd declines to. call election on seat belt lawBridesmaid Marilyn York killed outside church by fleeing carPolice reviewing events that led to death of Marilyn YorkForm now gives DWI victims a say in court processUniv of Ark gets funds for research on new braking systemMotorist critically hurt in collision with LR school busIncreased speed limit had little effect on safetyDriver fails to pay for gas, dies in chase by station ownerDriver in DWI fatalities case gets 45 years in prison7 Millsap family members in fatal traffic accident at LRThomas Tackett raises double jeopardy in 2nd chg in deathTwo killed, 12 hurt when va.n crashes at PrescottFour killed when 11 vehicles collide in smoke on. I-40 at NLRThomas J Tackett found guilty of man.salughter, gets 17 yrsManslaughter chgs filed in death of Trooper Todd J AllenTruck crashing into bear kil ls two persons near RisonAccidents up. injuries down since LR passed seat belt lawTraffic judges say law ties their hands in DW I casesAccident near Marvell kills 3. inj ures 12 in 5-vehiele crashDriver faces manslaughter chg in death of two at Fort SmithDriver in fatal accident charged with manslaughterMagnolia ambulance service sued over traffic accidentTexarkana asst city mgr faces DW I chg after accidentAlvin Hall convicted of murder in death of Marilyn YorkAlvin York gets 40-yr prison. term in death of Marilyn YorkSimon Carl Bailey to serve no extra time for homicideDW I suspect Kimberly Denton again gets lightest termProsecutor's office seeks to set aside Kimberly Denton termHandling of Kimberly Den.ton's DW I case termed unusualKimberly Denton chgd with felony drunken drivingVigil held for DW I victimsDWI data has 6-wks time lag in comput er network entryArkansas ranks 6th in rate of fatal auto accidentsState Senator Cliff Hoofman pleads guilty to DWISuit filed over crash on smoky I-40 east of NLRLR Police Dept named in suit by survivor of Marilyn D YorkDW I's cost at LR could total $4.000 for first offenderTRAILSsee ParksTRANSIT SYSTEMS01/31/88 AOl 202/02/88 A09 502/03-/88 AOl 202/04/88 AOl 202/04/88 A09 602/08/88 A07 102/08/88 A08 202/09/88 A07 202/1 2/88 A!O 203/01/88 AOS 103/11/88 A09 203/15/88 A09 103/16/88 Al O 403/22/88 AOl 503/23/88 A07 203/30/88 A07 204/02/-88 Al 0 405/21/88 A14 505/-23/88 AOl 205/26/88 Al 2 505/27/88 A20 106/06/88 AOS 406/08/88 AOl 206/-08/88 AOl 506/10/88 AOl 606/-18/88 All 507/05/-88 A08 107/11/88 A07 107/-13/88 A09 107/-23/88 A13 108/23/88 B02 108/23/88 B02 409/02/88 B14 210/05-/88 BOS 111/01/88 BOl 211/15/88 BO! 111/15/88 BO! 111/25/88 B1 2 112/-06/88 AO! 612/-06/88 AOl 612/08/88 BOl 612/10/-88 BO! 212/13/88 B01 212/13/88 cos 412/16/-88 B02 512/17/88 AlO 512/-18/88 B09 512/-20/88 B04 112/31/88 A03 4Central Arkansas Transit gets no revenue from ads they carry 08/31/88 AOlTRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT (ARK)4250

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Sex BiasTRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD (ARK)Salaries too high, two legislators sayTRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD, NATIONALPresident Reagan reappoints Jim Burnett to head agencyRenomination of Chmn Jim Burnett boggind down in SenateTRAPNALL HALLsee Historic BuildingsTRAVIS, AMANDA KAY LYNNsee also Murders - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnTRAVIS, JOHN Ha.lARDsee also Murders - Travis, Amanda Kay LynnTREAT, L Jsee also HeroismTRESPASSsee also Becker, J BillArkansas Democrat reporters chgd with trespass at BrinkleyReporters were checking repts of baited fields near BrinkleyTommy Robinson is co-owener of land involved in trespass chgBrinkley constable chgd with trespass on Robinson landCharges against Arkansas Democrat reporters droppedTRIAL Ssee also Wilson, Jimmie LConviction of Lonnie Mitchell reversed over jury selectionAnderson Gene Dubois got life term for slaying Mack HowellAnderson Gene Dubois ordered freed by US Appeals CourtState did not make its case legally in Dubois trialAnderson Gene DuBois ordered released from state prisonInmate Anderson Gene DuBois leaves prison after 16 yearsTrial delay brings acquittal for two Newton County menTRIBOU, GEORGE Wsee also Education My3TROPICAL GALLERIESArticle on Al Davenport and his use of interior plantscapesTROTTER, SCOTT Csee also Common Causesee also Electric Powersee also ReferendumsTRUCKS AND TRUCKING INDUSTRYsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Contractssee also Jones Truck Lines, Incsee also Traffic Accidents and SafetyState need not refund $159 million in truck tax, court rulesStatistics on new pickup trucks sold in Ark last yearArk has 491 ,823 trucks of which 428,317 are pickups and vansTesting, licensing of drivers reviewed by legislatorsUS Supreme Ct to hear appeal on refund of $159 million taxesAHTD has already spent $128 million of truck taxes collectedTruckers want full refund of $159 millionTRUMANN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee BasketballTRUTHFULNESS AND FAL SEHOODLiars called trapped in cycle of sel f-deceit09/-30/-88 BOS 104/-16/88 A09 107/-18/88 A04 109/14/-88 BOl 209/-14/88 BOl 209/14/88 BOl 209/15/88 B06 511/10/88 All 305/-03/-88 A07 107/-21/88 A1 6 107/21/88 Al6 107/21/88 A16 110/-19/88 B02 510/2()/-88 BOl 212/15/88 BOB 510/17/88 COl 203/15/-88 A07 205/-09/88 COl 10&/08/ 88 COl 109/-30/88 B09 511/-15/-88 A03 111/16/-88 BOS 511/-17/88 BO? 105/-31/-88 B03 2251

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLTUBERCULOSISsee DiseaseTULL (J M) METAL S COsee also Afco Metals, IncTUNE, TOMsee also ReligionTURKEYSsee Livestock and PoultryTURNER, SHIRLEY DENISEsee also Murders - Turner, Shirley Denise'IVEDTEN, THOMASsee also BirthsTWIN CITY FORD TRACTOR INCFord sues Karl Barnhardt for $1 .1 millionTYSON FOODS , INCSalary of Don Tyson jumped 28 pct in 1987 to $3 .446 millionShareholders get good news about hard times in industryTyson buying rival Pilgrim' s PridePlan to buy Pilgrim' s Pride called offPilgrim' s Pride surprised by Tyson pulloutTyson bolsters global sales effortTyson play for por production slowed by state permitsArticle on tax shelter dispute that set off chicken warBurger King buys tons of chicken from TysonArticle on operations of firm's test kitchen at SpringdaleAgrimont , Inc of Canada to become Tyson divisionAmmonia leak at Rogers plant sends 80 to hospitalsDescription of scene at Rogers plant when ammonia escapedTyson moves to take over Holly Farms CorpHolly Farms cool to Tyson takeover bidLocation of Tyson and Holly Farms properties shown on mapTalk of Holly Farms buyout spurs antitrust talkTyson waiting reply of Holly FarmsHolly Farms has not responded to Tyson offerHolly Farms turns dawn Tyson Foods offerTyson bid for Holly Farms turns hostile, higherHolly Farms, Tyson are distinctly different empiresFirm approves $56 million for facilities expansionHolly Farms keeps list of stockholders from TysonFlurry of lawsuits mires takeover of Holly FarmsHolly Farms sticks to guns on takeover bidTyson helps fund ads for ethics. lobby disclosure proposalTyson helps fund ads promoting Fair Tax AmendmentTyson turns up pressure on Holly FarmsTakeover bid costing Tyson big moneyHolly Farms rebuffs Tyson request for negotiationsHolly Farms agrees to talk with TysonTyson, Holly Farms holding talks on possible buyoutTyson talking with Holly FarmsEmployees to receive $18 million in bonusesHolly Farms , ConAgra merge to halt takeover by TysonTable lists data for Tyson. ConAgra, Holly FarmsTyson needs Holly Farms chickens more than merger moneyTyson renews fight for takeover of Holly Farms12/23/88 B03 202/10/88 COl 202/27/88 COl 203/12/88 COl 503/18/-88 COl 603/ 19/-88 COl 204/02/88 Cl 0 104/-08/88 COl 205/01/88 AOl 505/-19/88 C03 109/11/88 FOl 309/-16/88 COl 209/22/88 AO l 209/23/88 BOS 110/12/88 AO l 210/-13/88 COl 210/13/88 COl 310/14/88 COl 510/15/88 COl 510/18-/ 88 COl 210/19/88 COl 210-/ 22/-88 COl 210/-23/88 FOl 110/26/-88 COl 210/-28/88 C02 110-/ 30/-88 A17 111/04/88 COl 211/-05/88 BOl 211/05/88 BOl 211/05/88 COl 511/-05/88 COl 611/08/-88 COl 211/12/88 COl 111/-15/-88 COl 211/16/88 COl 511/17/88 COl 111/-18/-88 AOl 411/-18/88 COl 211/-18/88 COl 211/22/-88 COl 2252

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLPlant at Grannis to employ 1,000 workersTyson wins preliminary rounds in court battle over HollyTyson renews siege with higher bid for Holly FarmsTyson urges Holly Farms to reconsider offerHolly Farms spurns Tyson againHolly Farms practiced deception, Tyson complaint chargesFTC delays Holly Farms merger with ConAgraHolly Farms posts large earnings riseTyson again extends offer for Holly FarmsCourt order gives Tyson new chance to buy Holly FarmsTYSON, BARBARAMrs Tyson on Forbes list of richest AmericansTYSON, DONsee also Athleticssee also Colleges Ag24see also Tyson Foods, IncForbes lists Tyson among nation' s most powerful executivesTyson on Forbes list of richest AmericansBrief article on Tyson Foods. Inc presidentTyson honored by nation' s food brokersUFOsee Unidentified Flying ObjectsULLRICH, MARKsee also Murders - Palmer. LizUNCLAIMED PROPERTYsee Property. UnclaimedUNDERTAKERSsee FuneralsUNEMPLOYMENTsee LaborUNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTSSeveral Little River County residents report UFOsCraft sighted over SW Ark was Venus. astronomer explainsUNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICSsee also Meadowbrook Proj ectArkansans deliver aid to Armenia earthquake victimsUNION PACIFIC RAILROADsee RailroadsUNION PLANTERS CORPsee BanksUNION RESCUE MISSIONBoard seeks to question ex-director Denis JensenQuestions raised on outlays under Denis JensenWarrant expected for Denis JensenArrest warrant issued for Denis JensenDenis Jensen turns himself in to LR policeDenis Jensen pleads innocentDenis Jensen makes restitution, gets probationUNION STATION TIMESsee PeriodicalsUNIONS, LABORsee Arkansas Lighthouse for the Blindsee LaborUNITED CAPITAL CORP11/23/88 A01 611/26/88 COl 212/01/88 COl 312/06/88 C02 512/08/88 COl 512/-14/88 C02 112/17/88 COl 212/21/88 COl 112/24/88 C06 112/31/88 COl 210/11/-88 COl 205/17/88 COl 210-/-11/-88 C01 210/13/88 C02 312/20/88 COl 101/23/88 All 101/24/88 Al 7 212/21/88 BOl 201/06/88 Al 7 501/07/88 A15 101/13/88 Al3 101/-16/88 A09 401/-19/-88 A09 401/26/88 AlO 104/07 /-88 Al 3 1253

ARKANSAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLFraud allegation made against United and Lasater and CoHome Federal S&L filed fraud charges against firmsLR Municipal Judge Allan Dishongh is part-time salesmanDan R Lasater to serve as consultant to his former firmSalesman Billy Charles Martindale cited in Calif city lossesUnited Capital ownership may change handsPurchaser of securities firm revealedSecurities dealer Charles Martindale fined $75.000President William D McCord fined $10,000 for test failureUnited and sales mgr Jarrell D O'Dell heavily finedState explains reasons for big trading fines03/15/88 C0203/15/-88 C0203/16/-88 A0907/15/88 COl07/15/88 COl08/11/-88 CO!08/13/-88 COl08/31/88 COl09/-08/ 88 C0109/15/88 All09/15/-88 All11145262214Firm sold, name changed to Allison. Rosenbaum and Hannahs Inc 09/-17/88 COl 2NASD fines United. four employees $150,000UNITED SECURITIES ASSOCIATES, INC11/-2/-88 COl 2see Stocks and BondsUNITED STATESsee also Defenses and Armed Forcessee also Federal Energy Regulatory . Comm (US)see also President (US)see also Vice President (US)UNITED WAY OF PULASKI COUNTYsee also Urban League of ArkansasAllocations cut as donations rise only graduallyDrive begins for collection of $5 ,000,443UNIVERSAL DIE CASTING INCMalvern plant getting new ownerDie plant empl oyees apply for jobs with new ownerClosing of Malvern plant leaves 100 joblessUNIVERSITIESsee CollegesUNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF ARKANSASsee Grooming, Personalsee Medicinesee Reproduction (Human)UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASsee CollegesUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AGRICULTURJ\L EXPERIMENT STATIONsee AgricultureUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT FAYETTEV ILLEsee Athleticssee Baseballsee Basketballsee Clocks and Watchessee Collegessee Footballsee Homosexualssee Inventionssee Track and Fieldsee TrademarksUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCKsee Athleticssee Basketballsee Beauty Contestssee Colleges03/31/88 A09 109/0/88 BOl 210/13/-88 COl 210/14/88 BOl 210/15/88 B02 1254

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee Journalismsee Scholarships and LoansUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLOsee Athleticssee Basketballsee Collegessee FootballUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFFsee Athleticssee Collegessee Fish and Crayfish Culturesee Stadiums and ArenasUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCESsee Collegessee Mental Health and Disorderssee Robberies and TheftsUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS PRESSArticle on growth of UAP under direction of Miller WilliamsUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSASsee Athleticssee Collegessee Footballsee Scholarships and Loanssee Track and FieldUNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKSsee Basketballsee CollegesURBAN LEAGUE OF ARKANSASHoward Love convicted of violating FOI act over recordsRobert L Brown Sr resigns as chmn of Board of DirectorsTwo Arkansas Democrat reporters barred from headquartersHoward Love denies request by Arkansas Democrat for recordsLeague seeks arrest of Ark Democrat reporter Tyler TuckerBlack groups allege Arkansas Democrat on 'racial campaign 'Howard Love gets sentence. fine for violating FOI ActArkansas Democrat editor asks for access to recordsLeague releases records described as 'miniscule' by paperPay plan for Howard Love 's Head Start work alteredHoward Love says he is innocent in FOI caseDr H Benj amin Williams arrested on FOI Act violation ch argeDr H Benj amin Williams acquitted on FOI law violation chargePurchase of burglar alarms raises ethics issueCoalition of blacks urges boycott of Arkansas DemocratHoward Love demands resignation of business mgr Silas RoafHead Start director Greg Walker locked out of officeCouncil counters firing of Greg Walker. Silas RoafHead Start officials barred from officesHead Start program no longer wanted by League. Love saysHead Start proj ect taken away from Urban League. Love saysArticle on woes associated with Head Start sponsorshipUrban League Bd meets. gives little discussion to controversyHead Start official asks for probe of possible embezzlementLax oversight of funds for GYST House allegedLeague gets deadline to correct GYST House program05/23/-88 BOl 301/28-/88 Al 7 102/-06/-88 A09 102/-10/88 A07 402/-17/-88 A0 6 302/23/88 A0 8 103/-06/-88 A04 303/10/88 A17 503/-15/-88 A07 203/18/88 Al3 203/29/88 Al 1 103/29/88 All 604/01/-88 A09 504/02/88 A0 8 104/-12/88 A0 8 104/19/88 All 104/28-/88 Al3 105/04/88 A14 505/06/88 A09 605/07/88 A09 105/-1 (}/88 A07 105/-11/88 AOl 605/-15/-88 AOl 205/18/88 A14 105/19/-88 All 106/09/88 A0 9 206/16/88 AlO 1255

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLUnited Way questions League officials on accounting problemsNational Urban League orders ev aluation of Howard LoveLeague gets ultimatum from United Way of Pulaski CountyLeague chooses new leader, keeps name secretDarrell Brown to bead organiz ationAppeal of FOI conviction ends in mistrial for Howard LoveBoard evaluates HCMard Love's workHoward Love allowed to keep his jobLeague to try to prove it bought full supply of milkClaim on meal money hinges on attendance recordsLeague issues six-page plan for changeLeague accounts garnisheed for $3 8,000 for former employeeLeague given 30 days to produce audit or lose fundsLeague staff laid off after United Way suspends financingEmployees continue working despite layoffWork to go on, Darrell Brown saysLeague calls on its board for donatation to keep agency openReport shows irregularities in handling League moneyHoward Love asked to resign postDarrell Brown quits as board backs Howard LoveHayward M Battle named interim chmn of boardHoward Love plans to resign position laterPresident Howard Love to resign, take management jobAudit not ready, but Howard Love will resignHoward Love tenders resignation as presidentUrban League board accepts resign.ation of Howard LoveLeague going broke, official saysUnited Way cuts off support to Urban LeagueStaff seeks alternatives to closingClients tell of need for Urban League se:rvicesUrban League will not cl ose, board official saysLeague to get management help from National Urban LeagueLeague lays off workers. will stay openUSURYsee CreditV AG I. Ha.JARDsee also Murders - Hendrickson, OrinVALLEY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JalVAN BUREN NURSING CENTERsee Nursing HomesVAN BUREN SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My7VANADIUMsee PollutionVANDAL ISMsee also Arkansas Power and Light Cosee also ParksNLR street defaced by burst of graffitiVANSsee Buses and VansVAPORS NIGHT CLUBsee Bars and Night ClubsVARMINT CALLERS ASSOCIATION, ARKANSAS07/-01/-88 A23 107/-2S/88 A09 408/17/-88 A03 108/-23/-88 B06 108/25/-88 BOl 409/13/88 B02 109/-21/-88 A0 9 509/-22/88 B02 109/28/-88 B04 109/-29/-88 B04 310/-01/-88 AOl 610/-01/-88 B03 510/-03/-88 BOl 110/-08/88 AO l 210/09/88 A14 110/12/-88 BOl 510/-19/88 B04 210/22/88 AOl 210/-29/88 AO l 511/-02/-88 AO l 511/-03/88 B02 411/04/88 B07 111/15/-88 BOl 511/30/88 BOl 212/02/-88 BlO 112/14/88 B09 512/20/88 AOl 612/-21/88 AO l 212/:22/88 B07 512/23/88 BOS 312/-24/-88 B02 112/-30/-88 B03 112/31/-88 B03 112/-08/88 BO l 5256

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee WildlifeVF.GA, LISA ROSEsee also Murders - Vega, Lisa RoseVF.GETABLESsee AgricultureVENEREAL DISEASESsee Libel and SlanderVENHAU S, DONsee also Pulaski CountyVERTAC CHEMICAL CORPsee PollutionVETERANSCrew of battleship Arkansas hold reunion in stateArticle on Medal of Honor winners from ArkTraveling replica of natl Vietnam memorial wall comes to LRVietnam-era veterans walk through Ark on way to WashingtonFort Steer built to evaluate, refer, Vietnam veteransArk veteran cited in rept on Veterans Adm errorsFort Steer draws 400 for Labor Day retreatTwo state veterans keep appealing VA denial of disabil ityArticle on suicides by state Vietnam veteransMany Vietnam veterans wrestle with stress disorderDrew County Veterans Memorial built at MonticelloEvents across state mark Veterans DayArkansans gather across state to honor veteransFour of five remaining members return. for Last Man Club eventFrank W Butler 's POW medal aw arded 15 yrs after his deathVICEsee CrimeVICE PRESIDENT (US)Arkansas Dems prefer Dale Bumpers over Bill ClintonVICE-PRES IDENT (US)see also President (US)VICTORIAN SCENTS AND SUCH, INCNewport factory turns out potpourri bagsVIETNAM CONFL ICTFort Smith woman meets her personal POWVIETNAMESE IN ARKAN SASsee Foreign Descent GroupsVIGILANCE GROUPSKu Klux Klan planning rallies in western ArkKu Klux Klan rallies to protest trial of white supremacistsKu Klux Klan planning rallies in 15 western Ark citiesThom Robb is speaker at Ku Klux Klan rally at Van BurenKu Klux Klan rally at Alma draws 250 onlookersAbout 100 gathered for Ku Klux Klan rally at BoonevilleLouis Ray Beam Jr wins favorabl e ruling on search in MexicoThom Robb speaks for KKK at Mena rallyAccused white supremacists go on trial in Fort SmithAlleged white supremacists to go on trial at Fort SmithProsecutor lists alleged criminal acts of 14 on trialReasons for holding trial of 14 in Fort Smith listedTen of reputed white supremacists face sedition chargesTrial of 14 at Fort Smith viewed as unprecedented05/29/-88 A0305/30/-88 AOl06/09/88 A0908/-08/88 A0508/09/88 A0508/23/88 BOl09/04/88 B0309/05/88 AOl09/26/-88 BOl09/26/88 BOl10/16/88 C0611/ 11/88 BOl11/-12/88 A1 211/12/-88 BOl11/24/88 B0715212553114242101/31/88 AOl 602/29/88 C07 109/17/88 BOl 201/14/-88 AlO 101/-14/88 AlO 101/19/88 AlO 501/24/88 AO l 201/26/88 A07 602/03/88 Al 1 602/09/88 AlO 102/10/-88 A1 2 502/14/-88 AOl 202/14/88 AOl 202/-14/88 AOl 202/-14/88 AOl 202/-14/-88 AO l 202/14/-88 AO l 2257

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLUnusual security measures in place for trial at Fort Smith 02/-14/-88 AO l 2White supremacists rally at Fort Smith, protest indictments 02/14/88 A03 1Actions attributred to radical right-wing groups since 1983 02/-14/-88 A06 1Biographical sketches, photos of 14 on trial at Fort Smith 02/-14/88 A0 6 1Defendants are Andrew Barnhill. Richard Snell, Bruce Pierce 02/14/-88 A06 1Defendants are Bruce Mc.Brearty. Frank Scutari, David McGuire 02/-14-/-88 A06 1Defendants are Louis Ray Beam Jr, Richard Girnt Butler 02/-14-/-88 A06 1Defendants are Robert E Mil es, Robert N Smalley, David E Lane 02/-14-/-88 A06 1Defendants are William and Raymond Wade and Lambert Miller 02/-14/-88 A06 1Defendants in sedition trial mention witnesses they will call 02/-17/-88 AO l 3Jury seated in Fort Smith for sedition trial of 14 02/17-/-88 AO l 3Sympathizers hold prayer vigil outside federal ct in Ft Smith 02/-17/-88 AO l 3Govt contends white supremacists plotted to poison water 02/18/-88 A06 1Louis Ray Beam Jr makes statement to jury 02/-18-/-88 A06 1Officers found 200 lbs of of sodium cyanide at CSA ca.mp 02/18/88 A06 1Govt lies, uses tainted witnesses, Ft Smith jury told 02/-19/-88 A0 8 1Supremacist defendant speaks of hate, revenge on tape 02/19/88 A0 8 1College journal ists say supremacists talked of military act 02/20-/-88 A05 1Cyanide in water supply discussed, James Ellison testifies 02/-23/-88 AOl 5White supremacist pact of 1983 led to crimes, J Ellison says 02/24/-88 A08 1James Ellison says he did not originate assassination plot 02/25/88 AlO 1Kerry Noble says CSA discussed plot before Aryan Nation did 02/-26/-88 A15 1Ex-Marine Michael Morris testified CSA grew more radical 02/27/88 Al 2 1Denver Parmenter tells court The Order assigned murder target 03/-01/-88 A07 1The Order wanted to split US into 5 areas, D Parmenter says 03/02/-88 Al 2 1Bruce Pierce to plead guilty to seditious conspiracy charge 03/-09/-88 A09 5Defendant Bruce Pierce reconsiders guilty plea 03/10/88 A07 4Glenn Miller testifies founder of The Order gave him $200,000 03/11-/-88 A14 1FBI Agent Steve Brannan testifies in trial at Fort Smith 03/12-/-88 A09 4Testimony continues in trial of 14 at Fort Smith 03/17/88 A15 1Brinks ex-employee says The Order recruited him 03/18/:88 AOS 4Sedition suspect Robert Smalley acquitted by Judge Arnold 03/19/88 AlO 1Jo Ann Ellison testifies at sedition trial of ten at Ft Smith 03/-19/-88 A19 1James Wallington, a suspected member of The Order, missing 03/21/,88 AOl 2Judge considering directed acquittal of William Wade 03/-22/88 AOS 5Mistrial refused for Richard Scutari 03/-25-/-88 A09 2Former CSA elder Bruce Gibson disputes testimony on cyanide 03/-26/88 A08 1Tape of Order founder played in trial of Andrew Barnhill 03/29/88 A13 1Two accused of sedition cite their beliefs at trial 03/30/88 AlO 6Robert E Miles says he spoke of psychological war 03/31-/-88 Al2 1Robbery in 1984 called key to unraveling sedition case 04/-01/88 A09 2Richard Wayne Snell addresses jurors in sedition trial 04/-02/-88 A07 3Judge Morris S Arnold shrugs off apparent threat against him 04/-0/88 A07 5Louis Ray Beam Jr calls trial 'McCarthyism. of the '80s' 04/-03/88 A12 2Sedition charges go to federal jury in Fort Smith 04/05-/-88 AOS 6Jurors at Fort Smith spend full day deliberating testimony 04/06/88 A0 9 2Fort Smith jury reaches decision on one chg 04/-07/-88 A09 4White supremacists acquitted at Fort Smith of all charges 04/08/-88 AOl 5Jurors finish hard task at Fort Smith. most decline comment 04/08/88 A06 3Members of jury that freed white supremacists listed 04/0S/88 A06 5US Atty J Michael Fitzhugh defends sedition chg prosecution 04/-09/88 A07 1David Baxter calls for repeal of sedition law 04/09/88 A17 104/-09/88 Al 7 1Supremacists up to no good, Dale Bumpers says 04/10/-88 A14 1David Baxter was tried. acquitted on sedition chg in 1940258

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLSedition case seemed to hinge on James EllisonSupremacists• acquittals raise fear of violence in IdahoFederal trial cost at Fort Smith may top $1 millionBill for supremacists' trial at Fort Smith is $7SO.OOOCitizens for Justice group formed to aid Bill and Ray Wade04/10/88 BOl04/11/88 A0704/13/88 A14OS/14/88 AlS05/23/88 AD S34411Citizens for Justice meets regularly to attack govt inj ustice 05/23/88 A0 5 1David McGuire was defendant in alleged white supremacy caseJuror Carolyn Slater. defendant David McGuire fall in lovePresent wife of David McGuire is daughter of James EllisonFormer CSA compound in Marion County to house the needyVILLANEUVA, GERONIMONO09/11/88 AOl09/11/88 AOl09/11/88 AOl10/08/-88 AO S2224see al so Murders - Farris. Billy RVIRCO MANUFACTURING COsee also BurnsVISITING NURSE ASSOCIATIONsee Medicine and HealthVISTAsee Volunteers in Service to AmericaVOGLER, CAROLYNsee also BirthsVOLUNTEERSCommunity service banquet at LR honors volunteersVOLUNTEERS IN SERV ICE TO AMERICAsee also BooksVOWELL, JOHN Gsee also Fires Jyl9 Sl8WADDLE, EDWARD Esee also Murders - Collins. EuniceWADE, RAYMOND IV ANsee also Vigilance GroupsWADE , WILLIAM HOWARDsee also Vigilance GroupsWAGES AND SALARIESsee al so Arkansas Best Corpsee also Economic Conditions and Trendssee also Educationsee also Executivessee also Wal-Mart Stores. IncArkansas per capita personal income in 1986Per capita income proj ections in Ark for 1990Payrolls up in 9 of 10 top manufacturing sectors in ArkBattle lines drawn in Ark, elsewhere over minimum wage riseNot all workers guaranteed minimum wageArk ranks 47th wive avg per capita income of $1 1,342Per capita income for S Ark metropolitan areas listedCounties with highest and lowest per capita income listedPer capita income rises by half in 6 yrs in ArkPaychecks compared over S decades for ArkAnnual wages in Ark and six neighboring statesWAINRIGHT, KIRTsee also Alcohol and Drug Abusesee also Murders - Ross, Karensee also Murders - Smith, BarbaraWAKEFIELD, LEONARD RICHARD06/15/88 A0 9 201/31/-88 COl 502/2()/-88 COl 103/21/-88 COl 104/-03/88 FOl 104/03/88 FOl 604/-21/88 AOS 105/-06/88 A07 108/-31/88 BOS 108-/31/88 BOS 109/26/88 COl 111/-14/88 COl S259

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee alsoMurders - Wakefield. Leonard RichardWAL-MART STORES. INCChain opens Sherwood store, five othersSam Walton honored for his 'Buy American' planTable compares Hypermart with Discount CityHypermart opens at Topeka. KansasSam Walton hands over top position to David D GlassSeveral changes in top management announcedManagers gathering in Little Rock for conventionDavid Glass attacks decline in production in USConvention in LR is boon to motelsArticle on changes in top managementSam Walton still very involved in Wal-Mart operationsArticle on efficiency measures at annual managers meetingProfits rise despite volatile periodFirm reports 32 pct increaseFour-cent increase in annual dividend announcedFirm changing rural Texas owners of small businesses sayArticle on recruitment of lower-level managementWal-Mart to sell its chain of Helen' s Arts and Crafts StoresWal-Mart ranks 14th among nation's most valuable firmsWal-Ma.rt raising $1 million for 161 children's hospitalsWal-Mart reports sales strong during AprilCompany listed among nation' s 25 fastest growingNet income is up 39 pctGoal is to stop selling all imported itemsFirm leads nation in percent of gain in salesAnnual meeting of stockholders held at FayettevilleStock baffles analystsWal-Mart leads in sales growth among largest retailersWal-Mart enters Michigan retailFirm to donate 10.000 box fans to needyStock on Shearson 's list of ten uncommon stock valuesFirm on target for $20.4 billion sales this ye.arProfits soar by 34 pctPolicy on destroying damaged goods is topic of Ann LandersSales gain disappoints analystsState Sen Jay Bradford critical of part-time. minimum wagesWal-Mart dumps its overhead on taxpayers, Jay Bradford saysFirm pays higher than minimum wage. John Brummett reportsWal-Mart 's low prices drive some Iowa businesses to closeWal-Mart agrees to buy $45 million worth of Sanyo 'IV setsWal-Mart insiders selling off some stockWal-Mart sets pace for sales increasesQuarterly earnings up by 33 pctMaj or distribution center to be built at SearcyTornado destroys Lonoke storeBusiness Month lists Wal-Mart among top five best-managedWal-Mart advertising pays off handsomelyTexas court orders S8lll Walton fined over 'slip and fall' caseGrowth at Hyperm.art may not be as great as hopedArticle on Hypermart in DallasWal-Ma.rt makes list of decade 's best 25 companiesWal-Mart buys three Cincinnati stores01/01/-88 COl 301/-15/88 COl 201/18/-88 COl 101/23/-88 COl 102/02/-88 A01 502/-02/88 AOl 502/08/88 COB 402/10/88 COl 402/12/88 COl 202/14/88 FOl 102/-14/-88 FOl 102/24/88 cos 103/-02/-88 COl 403/04/88 COl 503/11/88 COl 203/15/-88 COl 204/11/88 COl 204/14/-88 C01 204/-20/-88 COl 205/01/-88 A16 205/-06/88 COl 205/07/88 COl 105/12-/88 C02 105/-21/88 COl 406/03/88 COl 206/04/-88 COl 406/-21/88 COl 207/0S/88 C02 107/14/-88 COl 107/15/88 C01 107/18/-88 C02 1OS/-05/-88 COl 508/10/88 COl 508/30/-88 C02 109/-02/88 COl 509/03/88 BOl 109/03/-88 BOl 109/15/-88 B01 109/24/88 CO! 209/-27/-88 COl 210/10/88 C03 111/-04/-88 COl 311/09/88 COl 211/-12/-88 COl 511/17/88 BlO 111/24/-88 COl 111/-27 /88 F02 112/0

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE OOLSam Walton gives deposition in inj ury suit in TexasKendall Schwindt named senior vice presidentWal-Mart ordered to pay $36,000 to man who fell in storeTexas judge fines Wal-Mart $11.55 millionWALDRUM, ROBERT LEx-lawyer for PSC apparantly killed himselfWALKER SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education My2WALKER. JAMES DEANWalker back in court in CaliforniaWalker was set up. attorney contends in Calif courtPolice informant says James Dean Walker was framedWalker tells Calif court he was pressured to sell cocaineWalker found innocent of drug chargesWALKER, JOHN Wsee also Blacks Ja31see also Business Council. Arkansassee also Educ F29see also Legal ProfessionWALKER. LIZNewswoman ecstatic over birth of her sonAddresses press women at LRWALKER. ROBERT Gsee also GamblingWALKER. WILLIAMsee also President (US)WALKER, WILLIAM Lsee also Athletics Ja13 Ja15see also Festivals Ap29see also Legislature (Ark) MrlOWALKER, WOODSON Dsee also Prisons Ja6WALLACE, JIMMYsee also InventionsWALLACE, LARRYWallace owns 47 pct of television station KARKWALLINGTON, JAMESsee also Vigilance GroupsWALMSLEY, BILLsee also Horse RacingWALTON. HELENMrs Walton roasted, toasted in fund-raiser at LRWALTON, JAMES LWalton on Forbes list of richest AmericansWALTON, ROBsee also Colleges My21WALTON, SAMsee also Wal-Mart Stores. IncWal-Mart founder honored by retailers for 'Buy American'Salary was $325 ,000 last year. not including stock dividendsForbes magaz ine says Walton still richest man in AmericaRobin Leach seeks interview with Walton for TV showWalton agrees to interview with Robin Leach TV programSam Walton family still richest in US despite stock loss12/17/88 C02 512/24/-88 COl 112/-24/-88 C06 112/-31/-88 AOl 2l 2/20/88 B03 108/14/-88 AOl 308/19/88 A16 208/20/-88 AOl 508/23/-88 A04 108/-25/-88 AOl 606/11/88 BOl 406/-12/-88 Al 8 102/02/88 COl 205/04/88 A09 210/-10/88 COl 201/15/88 COl04/21/88 COl07 /08/88 COl07/10/88 AOl07/11/88 BOl07/24/88 B03211221261

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE CX>LListed by Forbes magaz ine as most unpretentious billionaireLeads press conf on recommendations of Business CouncilWalton retains top spot on Forbes list of richest AmericansWAPSI FLY COArticle on lure manuf acturing firm at Mountain HomeWAR EAGLE FAIRsee Arts and CraftsWAR MEMORIAL STADIUMsee Stadiums and ArenasWARD, JOHN Lsee also Colleges Ag24WARD 1 RONALDsee also Murders - Townsend FamilyWARFIELD, SAMU EL DRAKEsee also ArtsWARREN. HARLEY V JRsee also Murders - Warren. Harley V JrWARREN. JAMES Jsee also Murders - Warren. James JWASHINGTONsee also WomenWASHINGTON COUNTYCounty ranks high in quality of lifeWASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Educ Ja24 Apl Se2WASHINGTON, WARDELLsee also Robberies and TheftsWASTE MATERIAL Ssee also PollutionNew effort being made to revjNe glass recyclingAluminum cans selling at a premiumWATERsee also Agriculturesee also Dentistry and Dental Healthsee also Pollutionsee also RiversLR proposes to limit expansion of services outside cityTom Dalton's plan for LR services gets mixed reactionTom Dalton warns LR on taking utilities outside citySuit filed over LR decision on extending utilitiesLR Sewer Comm sees ill effects in ban on extending servicesLR racing clock to assure adequate supplyLR water extensions tied to plans for Lake DeGrayService extensions by LR called 'legal obligation'LR City Bd has final control of service area. atty saysNLR mayor supports LR Mgr on water policyLittle Rock trying to firm control over water serviceCity of LR losing friends over proposed utilities policyTom Dalton explains need to curb utilities beyond LR limitsLR needs its neighbors. too. Shannon Hills writer saysLR City Bd limits utility service outside cityRisks of LR's turn to parochial ism discussed by R McCordArkansas River to be studied as source of waterWater code to be proposed by Gov Bill Clinton08/30/88 COl 109/13/88 A06 110/11/-88 COl 208/ 2/88 COl 203/07/88 A02 108/ 2/-88 COl 209/03/88 EOl 301/0/-88 A07 501/12/88 A07 501/-14/88 A16 101/20/-88 All 601/21/88 A09 301/21/88 A15 101/23/88 A0 9 301/25/88 A07 401/-28/-88 A1 6 501/-30/88 A07 601/31/88 BOl 401/31/88 C03 402/01/88 All 302/02/-88 A13 502/03/88 A07 502/-16/,88 Al3 303/18/88 AlO 103/ 24/-88 A09 1262

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLDispute over DeGray water supply for LR ends peacefully 04/-17/88 Al 0Senator Dale Bumpers arranges compromise on DeGray water use 04/17/88 AlOLittle Rock may supply water for Bryant and Shannon Hills 04/-23/-88 AllLR should sell water to Bryant. Tom Dalton says05/07 /88 A09Little Rock Bd wary of selling water to Bryant05/12/-88 A0 8Bryant City Council rej ects LR proposal on water sales05/21/88 A14Little Rock Board of Directors votes to sell water to Bryant 07/06/88 A09Groundwater use in Ark exceeds replenishment . lawmakers told 08/-05/88 C02Bottlers find water table plentiful in Ark08/08/88 COlProposed state water plan has backing of Gov Bill Clinton 08/25/88 B03Moore' s Creek farmers wan.t Lincoln to release water09/21/88 BOlCity of Lincoln told to let water into Moore 's Creek09-/22/88 B02Soil and Water Conservation Comm plan inadequate, G&FC says 11/ 11/-88 Bl 2Wrightsville looking to LR for water source11/-20/88 JOlLR Water Comm to stand by restrictions outside city12/0i/88 B04Arkansas River water suitable to drink. study shows12/05/88 BOlRoe-Arc Water making comeback with plant. store at LR12/05/-88 COlBack to drinking Arkansas River water? (editorial)12/08/88 Bl 0Save the Water Coalition formed to promote water policy 12/09/-88 BO SLittle Rock will not extend water service to Chartwell Valley 12/17/88 B02WATER QUAL ITYsee PollutionWATERMELONSsee AgricultureWATERS, JOSEPH EUGENEsee also Murders - Cordell. Laurra LeeWATERS• M ALANsee also Congress (US)WATKINS, JAMES ROYsee also Murders - Watkins. Sherry LynnWATKINS, JOHN Jsee also BooksWATKIN S.. SHERRY LYNNsee also Murders - Watkins. Sherry LynnWATSON CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education 04WATT. BILLsee also PoliceWATT. DIANEsee also Education, Adul tWATTS. DEBBIE VENISEsee also Murders - Watts, Debbie VeniseWEALTH, PERSONALsee also Walton. SamArticle on Benton County 's wealthiest citiz ensWEATHERsee also FloodsNearly half of 1987 total rainfal l in Ark fell in Nov-DecSnow falls statewide, icing roadsSiberian Express pumping cold air, snow into ArkLittle Rock area preparing for winter stormLR area could receive 12 inches of snowMost severe winter storm in 67 yrs hits ArkSnowstorm strands travelers near Mountainburg0 2/-07 /88 C0601/03/88 A0 901/04/88 A0701/06/88 AO l01/06/88 A0 901/07 /88 AOl01/07 /88 AOl01/07/-88 AO l11114121242422143114s1152266263

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLWinter storm blamed for two deathsShelters for homeless at LR prepare for stormRecord snows in Ark listedSnow scenes in Little RockQuiet settles over LR-NLR after foot of snow fallsVolunteers assisting stranded travelers at MountainburgArkansas buried under foot of snowMap she.Ms distribution of snow across stateSnowfall measurements at several sites in ArkAbout 200 poultry houses collapse under weight of snowSnow scenes at LRHorseback and jeep used by adventurous in winter snowstormSnow moves on, but arctic chill lingersWinter storm toll summariz edPoultry losses heavy from snowfallWishbone Farm loses thousands of chickens to snowSome melting of snow seen as sun appearsSixth fatality, two inj uries linked to snowWorst of winter storm is overWeather-related inj uries keep LR hospitals busyState returning to normal as snow melt beginsSnow destroys hydroponic greenhouses at JacksonvilleSnow removal and cleanup breaks budgets of governmentsSuspected tornado inj ures 13 , heavily damage s North CrossettPhotographs of North Crossett storm damageStorm damage at North Crossett surveyedFederal disaster aid requested for Ashley CountyState spent $2 .9 million clearing snow from roadsRapid temperature drop brings freez ing rain to NW ArkStatistics on January weather at LRPres Ronald Reagan denies disaster aid for North CrossettSnow falls throughout state, closing schools in some areasSurprise snowfall hits stateLow temperature of 13 sets new state record for dateGiant snowfall hits Northwest Ark, Harrison gets 22 inchesArticle on unexpected heavy snowfall in Northwest ArkHail, wind, lightning batter ArkFunnel cloud moves across broad area of ArkFunnel cloud over North Little Rock (photograph)Witness reports tornado at Harriet (Searcy County)Storms cause flash flooding across stateFunnel clouds reptd by public as storm moves across stateSnow falls in northern countiesRich Mountain has three inches of snowApparant tornado damages Caddo ValleyBelow normal rainfall nears drouth stage in stateRainfall breaks long, dry spell in ArkDrouth settles in on ArkansasMap shows areas of deficiency in rainfall in ArkTemperature cl imbs to 102 degrees as heat wave contirtuesStrange wind destroys mobile home at Black OakTemperatures climb to 103 at BlythevilleWater use curtailed as drouth problems mount in stateSummary of news on drouth in Ark01/07/88 AOl 601/07/88 A14 101/07/88 Al5 601/-07/88 BO! 201/-08/88 AOl 201/08/88 AOl 201/08/88 AOl 601/08/88 A03 101/-08/88 A03 101/08/88 A07 101/08/88 A1 2 101/08/88 Al3 101/-09/88 AOl 201/09/88 AO 1 201/09/88 AOl 601/09/88 A09 101/09/88 A09 501/-10/88 A01 201/-11/88 AOl 201/12/88 A01 201/13/88 All 201/13/88 COl 201/15/88 A09 301/-20/88 AOl 201/-2(}/88 Al 2 101/21/-88 A09 601/24/88 A07 101/28/88 All 502/-03/88 A07 202/03/88 A07 502/-04/88 A14 502/-1 2/88 A01 202/13/88 AOl 203/16/-88 A1 2 403/18/88 AOl 203/19/88 All 103/26/88 A01 203/29/88 AOl 603/29/88 Al 1 203/30/88 A05 104/03/88 A02 104/06/-88 Al 1 104/11/-88 AOl 204/1 2/88 A07 205/09/88 AOS 505/19/88 AOl 505/24/88 A02 206/-17/88 AOl 606/17/88 A06 106/-23/-88 AO! 506/23/88 A09 406/-24/88 AOl 606/-24/-88 AOl 606/25/88 AOl 2264

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19SSDATEPAGE COLArticle on drouth in Northeast ArkDrouth clues sought in tree rings by UAF researchersForecasters offer little hope for break in drouthWidely scattered showers bring some relief from drouthDrouth is mostly bad news for everyoneChart shews rainfall deficits at several Ark citiesWater-saving measures taken by 35 water systems in stateFans being given to elderly, poor at Union Rescue MissionRain falls in some sections of stateStorms return. but drouth not broken in ArkStrong winds rake LR area, while heavy rains bring floodingRain brings some relief to north ArkStorms knock out power in parts of central ArkFarmers rej oice as widespread rains fall across stateDrouth devastating for wildlife, experts sayHeavy rains bring floods to Pulaski CountyRecord rainfall recorded at NLR and ShetwoodHigh winds strike Pine Bluff area. killing one manWinds heavily damage Booneville 's Wal-Mart storeStorm takes out power for 12.750 customers in LR areaDrouth causes series of craters in land along MississippiStorm in Fulton County may have been tornadoFourteen soldiers at Fort Chaffee overcome by heat stressChart of heat index used by NOAAElderly in Pine Bluff area have trouble keeping coolRecord lows for date occur at several stationsRecord lows for date recorded across stateState prepares for expected heavy rains from hurricaneArkansas second in nation in weather-related deathsTornadoes hit Wrightsv:i.lle, Morrilton, Lake Hamilton Mtn ViewArticle on tornadoes that killed six persons in ArkTornadoes damage Clarksville, Lonoke. Southside and ScottLocation, time. damage of killer tornadoes on Nov 15Lonoke mayor finds tree in his house after tornadoMore than 60 hurt in Ark, damage runs into millionsVictims of tornadoes listedDescription of tornado at Southside (Van Buren Co)Reports on widespread tornado damage in stateTornado damage at Scott put at $4.6 millionMuch of Anderson Minnow Farms at Lonoke destroyedWal-Ma.rt store at Lonoke destroyed by tornadoSouthside High School gym only rubble after tornadoTornado damage survey gets under wayScott tornado victims express thanks, begin clean-upInsurance companies working to process damage claimsState prison inmates help with storm clean-upSouth Arkansas hit by damaging windsGov Bill Clinton views tornado damage . seeks aid for victimsLightning strikes passenger jet near LR airportHeavy rains continue falling across stateState again struck by high winds. at least one tornadoRainfall total sets record. northwest Ark gets snowTornado victims make plans for Thanksgiving observanceScott tornado victims celebrate Thanksgiving06/26/-88 AOl 206/26/-88 A21 106/-26/-88 A21 406/-27/-88 A05 106/-27/-88 B01 506/-28-/-88 A01 606/28/-S8 A05 506/-29/88 A09 206/30/-8S A0 1 207/-01/8S A07 207 /-02/88 AOl 607/-02/-88 AlO 407/03/88 B01 207/13/8S A09 107/13/88 D07 107/20/8S A09 107/-21/-88 A13 107/27/-S8 A29 208/02/88 AOl 208/-02/S8 Al 0 108/04/8S A0 9 108/06/8S A13 308/08/88 A06 108/-09/-8S A05 408/-09/8S A05 408/31/88 BOS 109-/-0S/88 B01 609/17-/-88 AO! 309/-28-/88 BOl 211/15/-88 AOl 611/16/88 AO l 6ll/16/8S AO l 6l 1/17/8S AO l 211/17/88 AO l 511/17/8S AOl 5ll/l 7/8S A09 111/17/-88 BOS 111/17/88 BOS 111/17/S8 BOS 111/17/88 BlO 111/17/-88 BlO 111/18/8S AO l 4ll/18/8S BOl 111/-18-/88 Bl 0 111/-18/-8S BlO 4ll/18/8S BlO 511/19/88 AO l 511/19/-88 BOl 111/19/88 BOl 111/-20/88 A01 511/20-/88 AOl 5ll/-21/8S B06 211-/-24/BS AOl 311/-25/-88 B01 1265

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLStorms ease up in stateHot line set up to of fer victims federal assistanceAlaska resident sends $200 to boy who lost dog to tornadoNineteen counties added to storm damage listLight snow reported in ArkFirst real snow of winter arrives in ArkWest Memphis recovering from tornado scars made one year agoSnow falls across northwest ArkIce and snow create problems in 4 northwest countiesWEBSTER, WILLIAMsee also Central Intelligence Agency (US)WEDDINGSCouple wed in plane over Conway. parachute to earthWEEDSsee also AgricultureWEIGHT AND WEIGHT CONTROLMississippi Diet Plan discontinued by Dr Farber CarterCaution issued on use of skin patch for appetite controlOptifast and Medifast are medically-supervised programsWEIR, GARYsee also ClO"NnSWELFAREsee Illiteracysee PoorOutline of Gov Bill Clinton 's legislative proposalsNational reform plan geared to jobs will cost Ark moreRecipients, workers in Ark . curious about new natl planWENGROUP COMPANIESDeveloper Sidney N Wen.iger sinks after big splash in LRFirstSouth financed some of firm' s developmentsTreetops Condominiums. Freeway Medical Center in Wengroup CoWENIGER, SIDNEY Nsee also Wengroup CompaniesWEST FORK SCHOOL DISTsee Education My11WEST HELENA-HELENA SPORTSWEARFirm seeking Chapter 11 protectionWEST MEMPHISsee also AdvertisingMayor Keith Ingram taking disasters in strideCity's wounds healing from tornado scars made one year agoWEST MEMPHIS SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JelWEST'S DEPARTMENT STORESFirm closing all its outlets. including nine in ArkWEST, DAN Csee also Colleges Mr29WESTARK COMMUNITY COLLEGEsee CollegesWESTERN ARKANSAS COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE CENTERSouthwest Times charges agency broke FOI lawWEYERHAEU SER COsee also LaborWHEATLEY, BILL11/27/88 B01 611/-27/-88 B04 111/30/-88 A0 1 212/03/88 B02 112/09/88 B03 112/12/88 BOl 412/14/88 E01 212/28/-88 BOl 612/-29/88 BOl 508/28/-88 B01 205/25/-88 A01 507/10/88 B02 107/23/88 All 210/03/-88 B02 210/09/-88 AOl 210/09/-88 Al 7 107/-24/-88 FOl 207/24/88 FOl 207/24/-88 FOl 206/-11/-88 C01 501/24/-88 BOl 212/-14/-88 EOl 206/11/88 COl 210/02/-88 B04 5266

ARKAN SAS GAZE'ITE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Hot SpringsWHEATON, EUGENEsee also Alcohol and Drug AbuseWHILLOCK, CARL Ssee also TaxationWHIRLPOOL CORPFort Smith plant to lay off 500 workersWhirlpool may lay off 1,680 workers as lines move to Mex.iceWHISENANT, EDGAR Csee also ReligionWHISKEYsee Alcoholic BeveragesWHITE BUCK RANCHsee WildlifeWHITE COUNTYsee also Policesee also Politics and Govt (Local)WHITE RIVERsee RiversWHITE RIVER TECHNOLOGIESInventor wins suit on fraud, awarded $1 .84 millionWHITE, FRANKsee also Congress (US) Jalsee also Governor (Ark) Ja22Former governor joins First Commercial BankWHITE, WALTER JRsee also Fires Ja2B F23 F25WHITMORE. JONAS ROTENsee al so Murders - Black, Essie MaeWHITMORE, PERRYsee also Dishongh, AllanWHI'ITAKER COMMAND AND CONTROL COsee Contracts and Purchasing (US)WIEDERKEHR VILLAGESmall town owes its life to wineryWILDERNESS AND NATURAL AREASAwards of $1 .8 million made by Natural and Scenic HeritageTracts in Monroe and FrankU.n Counties purchasedWILDLIFENote: Entries include both game and non-game speciessee also Collegessee also PollutionWildlife Officer Audrey McDonald dies in traffic accidentSix lawmakers appeal finding in G&FC fees caseArticle on annual eagle count at Lake DardanelleAmendment 35 Committee seeks to force elected G&FCJ C Harp leading effort for election of G&FC membersGame and Fish foes on wrong path. Gaz ette saysArkansas Wildlife Federation opposes election of G&FCAppointment of G&FC members best. Joe Mosby writesMammoth Spring fish hatchery paying big dividendsSummary of action taken by G&FC at regular meetingTimberland leasing by G&FC doubledStatistics on wildlife in Ark08/03/SB C02 508/-04/-88 COl 209/22/88 COl 502/05/BB C01 211/14/-88 BOl 105f05/8B D06 408/14/88 BOB 101/03/8B FOl 101/10/88 B06 201/24/88 F12 101/27/8B AOB 501/27/88 AOB 501/29/-BB A20 101/30/88 A09 102/02/88 DOB 102/14/88 D12 103/15/B8 DOS 103/15/88 DOB 103/24/88 A09 2267

ARKAN SAS GAZ ETTE INDEX 19SSDATEPAGE COLDeer harvest figures set record last seasonDeer harvest last season. by county (map)Tempermental Canada geese attack boaters twice on Big LakeHunting seasons for next Fall adopted by G&FCTwo-page feature section on hunting wild turkeyG&FC defends escort service for prominent visitors to stateNorth American Waterfowl Mgmt Plan describedArticle on rare red-cockaded woodpeckers in ArkArmadillo spread into Arkansas discussedBear wanders into Jacksonville, is captured by officersLake Chicot offers excellent fishing opportunitySummary of action taken by G&FC in meeting at El DoradoEffort begins for raising wild mallard ducks· in ArkRay Scott 's auction of a crappie not taken lightly at G&FCRay Scott's auction of crappie was in fun, no money was paidArkansas Varmint Callers Assn hunts wily coyoteControl of private land and wildlife open to debateTwo rare species of fish found in Izard County cavePetitions not filed to force election of Game and Fish CommMaurice Lewis Jr apptd to Game and Fish Commis sionDrouth devastating for wildlife, experts sayArticle on new G&FC member Maurice Lewis. JrSuspect in bear killings goes on trial next weekRichrd Perin pleads guil ty to shooting two bearsArticle on bears killed illegally by Richard PerrinArticle on taxpayer checkoff for nongame wildlife fundWorld record brown trout caught at Mountain HomeHunting accidents reported by G&FCBrown trout weighing 34 lbs caught by youth at NorforkArticles on bears in ArkansasTennessee moving fat pocketbook mussells to St Francis RiverPoisonous snakes defended by expert Darrel HeathMount Magaz ine has unrivaled wildlifeNLR hunter sentenced in killing of bearsArticles on deer hunting in ArkDeer hunting season draws 300,000 hunters to woodsBear wrestl ing is illegal in ArkLegislature can set hunting. fishing fees, Supreme Ct rulesSupreme Ct ruling on licenses cut s G&FC budget by 10 pctRefunds of about $3 million considered by G&FCG&FC gets cool reaction from lawmakers in pitch for budgetLawmakers seek refunds on G&FC feesRep Mike Wilson interviewed on issues of G&FC operationsJohn Heuston calls legislators ' victory defeat for huntersSurvey team fails to find rare fish in Izard County caveWhite Buck Ranch in Izard Co offers exotic game huntingG&FC fish kill on Old River Lake annoys some reaidentsOwners of White Buck Ranch killed in airplane crashMarlin and Linda Thompson were cwners of White Buck RanchLawsuit clouds procedure for refund of hunter feesG&FC approves several proj ects at its November meetingFeature article on goose hunting in ArkState proj ect seeks to locate any cougars still in ArkWILDLIFE FEDERATION. ARKANSAS03/27/88 D14 103/ 27 /S8 D14 104/08/8S A09 204/12/S8 DOl 504/17/S8 C06 105/02/8S AOl 205/08/-88 Dl 0 105/-14/-88 BOl 205/17/SB BOl 205/-19/88 A09 106/-19/88 D09 106/21/BS cos 106/26/-SS Dl2 106/26/BS D12 406/26/88 D12 407/05/S8 cos 107/06/88 DlO 207/0S/-88 A0 8 507/09/88 A09 107/-09/8S DOB 507/13/-SS D07 107/19/S8 DOS 107/22/88 A13 107 / 26/-S8 Al 1 207/31/88 D12 308/-03/-88 Al 5 108/14/SB DOl 208/-17/-88 DOS 1OS/-19/8S DOl 208/21/8S DOS 108/-26/S8 B04 608/31/SS Dl2 109/04/SS Al 9 109/22/-S8 DOl 209/25/-88 DlO 109/25/-88 DlO 110/09/88 B03 110/-11/-88 B03 110/-11/-88 B03 110/12/8S AOl 210/13/SS BOl 510/-22/S8 B06 610/26/-8S DOS 110/27/8S BlO 111/02/88 BOl 2ll/05/8S D12 111/-10/88 BOl 211/19/8S AOl 5ll/20/-8S A21 411/22/8S BOl 211/22/88 D06 112/18/-88 DOS 112/-31/8S DOS 126S

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 19 88DATEPAGE OOLsee WildlifeWILLIAMS, CHARLES Esee also Children and Youth Ag25 N2WILLIAMS, H . BENJAMINsee al so Colleges Je21 Jy28see also Urban League of ArkansasWILLIAMS, JACKIE LEEsee also Murders - Birmingham, Therald DWILLIAMS, JOHNMr Williams and his wife, Elizabeth, killed in auto accident 06/08/-88 Al 2 1WILLIAMS, JOHN HENRYsee also Murders - Williams, WandaWILLIAMS, MARV INAll-white jury selected to hear lawsuit in case07/21/88 A1 2 5Case involves 1960 death of Williams in Faulkner Co Jail 07/-21/88 A12 5Faulkner County, Joe Martin, Joe Castleberry are defendants 07/21/88 Al 2 5Suit now being tried was filed by family of Williams07/21/88 A1 2 5Testimony presented in federal court07/22/88 All 1Doctor testifies Williams died of beating in 196007/23/-88 All 5Fall could have caused death of Williams, surgeon testifies 07/26/-88 Al 2 10 H Mullenaux testifies that Williams fell on steps07/26/88 Al 2 1Three defendants found innocent in suit over Williams death 07/27/88 A29 5Williams family asks for new trial, cites all-white jury 08/06/-88 A14 6WILLIAMS, MARY DELOISsee al so Murders - McCoy. Maximillion EWILLIAMS , MILLERsee also University of Arkansas PressWILL IAMS• NORMAN F SRsee also Mines and MineralsWILLIAMS, PASHAsee also Murders - Williams, PashaWILLIAMS, SANDRA LYNNsee also Murders - Williams , Sandra LynnWILLIAMS, WANDAsee also Murders - Williams. WandaWILLIFORD. ROBERT LEE JRsee also Murders - Gomez , SueWILLISVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education JellWILLS AND ESTATESsee also Madden, Owen Vincentsee also Sakon, Robert ATime limit set for illegitimate child to inherit from father 02/02/88 A09 2WILSON, JAMES KIRKsee also KidnappingWILSON. JIMMIE LNew trial ordered for Wilson on 1985 fraud counts08/06/88 Al3 2Racist assumptions cited in reversal of 1985 conviction 08/-06/88 A13 2WILSON. JO LUCKsee also ParksWILSON. KEMMONSsee also BanksOuachita Baptist Univ to get $1 million when Wilson dies 12/-07/88 B02 4WILSON, MIKE269

ARKANSAS GAZETI'E INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also Attorney General (Ark) Ja17see also Wildlife 026WILSON, NICKsee also Children N15see also Deer Runsee al so Educ Fl3 08see also Gov (Ark) Ap15 Ap l6 Ap17 Ap19 Ap20 Ap21 My17 Jy8see also Gov (Ark) 08see also Huma .n Services Dept (Ark)see also Legis Ja22 Jy6 Jy29 Dll D12see also Politics Ja17 Ja27 F4 F6 F9 FlO F21 03 1 N8Wilson recd $72,850 in campaign donations, spent $15 ,723WILSON, RONALD BERNARDsee also Murders - Bozardt, Norma JeanWIMBERLY, GEORGE Esee al so Legislature N9see also PoliceWINBERRY, TOMMY LLOYDsee also PrisonsWINFREY, KENNETH.see also St Francis CountyWINKLEMAN BATTERY C.OSpringdale firm has business ties with mainland ChinaWINROCK GRASS FARMsee GrassWINROCK INTERNATIONALDr Robert F Chandler Jr visits WinrockWIN SL a.Isee also WomenWINSLCM SCHOOL DISTRICTsee Education Agl SS S22 022 N29WINTERS. BRENDAsee also Murders. Attempted - Winters. BrendaWINTERS. WILLIAM Lsee also Murders. Attempted - Winters. BrendaWISEMAN, JACKsee also SearcyWITHGO COsee aJ.so LeachvilleWITNESS PROTECTION PROORAMsee Montiglio. DominickWIXSON. CHARLES Hsee also Oil Ja18WOLFF, PATRICK Wsee also Murders - Wolff. Patrick WWOMENsee also Courts (Ark)see also Firemensee al so Government Employees and Officials (Ark)see also Laborsee also Minority Business Enterprisessee also PoliceWashington (Hempstead Co) was governed by women in 1934Women' s History Month celebrated at UALR04/-08/-88 A14 112/26/-88 C06 111/15/88 C02 101/31/-88 A09 102/28/-88 EOl 1270

ARKAN SAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLYellville had all-woman govt in 1930Mount Ida had all-women govt in 1931-32Mount Nebo had all-female govt before Winslc::M, book shov.rsSpecial section on women in businessJudith Rogers. Joyce Warren. Judith Marie Keith honoredWONDER. STEVIEsee Actors and EntertainersWOOD AND WOOD PRODU crsState plywood manufacturers fear Canadian importsNational lumber chains have moved out of LR marketsWOOD SPECIALTY PRODu crsPlant being buuilt in Rogers will employ 125 workersWOOD, DOUGsee also InsuranceWOOD, JIMsee also Legis Ja20 Ja23 Mr9 Mrl O Jy15WOODARD , CARLsee also Murders - Woodard, WardWOODARD, WARDsee also Murders - Woodard, WardWOODS, ANDREW Psee also Murders - Ross. KarenWORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCESchool dists urged to look closely at claims by employeesWORKMAN, JOHN Ssee also Bookssee also ChristmasWORLD WAR Isee also Davis, HermanWORLD WAR IIsee al.so Japanese in the USFriends seek remains of Wayland Bennett on Espiritu SantoArticle on William Orlando Darby and Darby 's rangersLeland Stratton flew into Germany on a glider, left on bikeWORLD WIDE TRAV EL SERVICEBetta Carney bas led firm to maj or travel agencyWORTHEN BANKING CORPsee Bankssee Robberies and TheftsWRAPPE • ANNEsee also Murders - Wrappe. AnneWRIGHT LINDSEY AND JENNINGS LAW FIRMsee Legal Professionsee Legal ProfessionWRIGHT. BETSEYsee also Governor (Ark)see also Human Services Department (Ark)see al so Murders - Henry, Don GeorgeWRIGHT• JULIEsee also Education Ag28 D24 D28 D29WRIGHTSVILLEsee also Watersee also WeatherWYE MOUNTAIN03/27 /88 Al 5 104/-17/-88 A15 104/24/88 Al2 105/-08/-88 JOl 111/-08/88 BOl 303/13/88 FOl 108/-22/-88 COl 210/-22/88 COl 111/16/-88 B02 109-/11/88 BOS 111/-13/-88 B05 111/·25/-88 B04 208/-01/88 COl 427 1

ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1988DATEPAGE COLsee also PlantsWYNNE SCHOOL DISTRicrsee Educ MrlYATES 1 HARVEYsee also St Francis CountyYATES. JOEsee also Colleges Je4 Je7YATES. LAURIEsee also Reproduction (Human) Ja21 Ja22YELLV ILLEsee also WomenYORK, MARILYNsee also Traffic AccidentsYOUNG, ANDREWAtlanta mayor speaks at LRYOUN:;, CHARLES Dsee also Educ Ja24 Ja26 Ja27 Ja28 Ja3 1 Mr23YOUti;, JAMES Hsee also Athleticssee also Colleges Mr22 Je2 Jel4 Jel7 Ag7YOUN:;, ROYsee also Murders - Young, RoyYOUTH OUTREACH UNLIMITEDsee Education Ap20ZACHARY, DIANEsee also Murders - Zachary, EugeneZACHARY, EUGENEsee also Murders - Zachary. EugeneZIMBABWEINS IN ARKANSASsee Foreign Descent GroupsZONINGsee Area Planningzoossee also Little Rock Zoo04/-28/-88 A13 127 2