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ARKANSAS GAZETTE INDEX 1980 A R K A N S A S G A Z E T T E I N D E X An ·A rkansas I n dex 1980 By Shannon J. Henderson Copy r i gh t 1 98 1 by Arkansas Tech Untvers i ty L i b rary Russel l v i l l e , A r kansas PREFACE The A rkansas Gazette has long been cons ( dered the p r i me source fo r i n fo rma t i on on the soc i a l , c u l tura l , and pol i t i ca l a ffa i rs of the peop l e of the s ta te o f Arkansa s . I have prepared th I s I n dex w l th the hope that i t wi l l be va l ua b l e for s t udents , h i s to r i ans , and other researchers who w i s h to fo l l ow the p rogress o f Arkansas and her peop l e as chron i c l ed by the Arkansas Gazet te. Members o f the l i b ra ry facul ty and s ta ff o f Toml i nson L i b ra ry have been roos t he l p ful to me I n the I n dexing p ro j ec t th roughout the year. Mr Wi l l i am A . Vaughn , l i bra r i an , has gene rous l y prov i de d a 1 1 needed mate r i a l s and has a l ways been encoura g i n g . Mrs V i rg i n i a G ran t has been respons i b l e for typ i n g the da i l y en t r i es and for the f i n i shed manuscr i p t . Al l of the s taff have my thanks for s pott i ng e r ro rs in the card f i l e and b r i n g i n g them to my a t ten t i on ; they are respons i b l e for none of the e r ro rs wh i ch may be i n the f i n i shed i n dex. CORRECT I ONS AND ADD I T I ONS TO PREVI OUS VOLUMES Users of the Arkansas Gazette I ndex are i nv i ted to ca l l to ou r a tten t i on errors found J n the indexes so correct i ons can be l i s ted i n the next vol ume . 1979 Page v i Change TEL E l ec t r i c Laws I n s t i tute to E l ect ion Laws I n s t i tute Page 109 Change heading of 2nd col umn from OPPORTUN I TY to ECONOM I C OPPORTUN I TY Page 212 PARKS. PLAYGROUNDS AND OTHER RECREAT I ON AREAS Change F25 , 4E : l to f25 , 4 B : 1 I t i ABBRE V I AT I ONS Note : Th i s ts a l i s t of s tandard abbrev i a t i ons used In the cu rrent i n dexes of the A rkansas Gazette I n dex. A l i s t i n g h e re does not necessar ily I n d i ca te that I t has been used i n th i s vo l ume. AA AAPE AAUP ABC abst acad acctg accts ACLU ACORN ACR ad AOA adm admr AEA AFDC · AFL-C I O AFSCHE AFT Ag agr AHC AHTD AIC ALC amdt AMP I amt anntv AOGC Ap AP&L APA APEA appt apptd apptg appmt appmts a pp ts Ark La Ark-Ho assoc ASU AT&T A l cohol i c s Anonymous Arkansas Assn of P ro fess Iona 1 Educators Ame r i can Assoc i a t ion of Un 1 vers i ty P rofessors Al coho l i c Beverage Control Bd/D l v a b s t rac t academl c academy accoun t i ng accounts Ame r i can· C i v l . 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Ame r i ca , God ( Orgn ) Federal Power CofllJl i s s i on Fe de ra l Reserve .Boa rd Fede ral Trade Comm i s s i on Fu l l - t i me-eq u i va l en t Game and f l sh Comm i s s ion gene ral geolog i ca l . geo l ogy Repub 1 t can Party gove rnor gove rnmen t governmen ta l graduate g raduat ion House Bi 1 1 Hea l th , Educat i on , and We Hare Dept hono r honora b l e honora ry honored hono r i ng honors nos p i ta l House o f Rep ' res en ta t l ves h i gh school Hende rson S tate Un 1 v U S Hous i ng and U rban Devel opment Dept h i ghway ABBREV I AT I ONS I AF I BM I LGWU ind i ndus ins i ns t i n s ts int intl I nv I REC I RS I SEC I SO I WWA Ja JBU Je JP JR Jy LEAA J eg i s LJAC LJBC 1r LR LAAFB Luth math mdse mech med met Meth I n te rnat iona l Assn of Fl ref i ghters I n te rna t i on a l Bus i ness Mach i nes I n te rna t iona l Lad i e s Garment Wo rkers U n i on i ndependent l n dus t r i a 1 i ndus t ry i ns u rance f ns· t i tute i ns t i tut i ona l i n s t i tutes i n s t i tutions i n te r v i ew 1 n te rv i ewed i n te rna t i onal i n v i ta t i on I ndus t r i a l Research and Extens ion Center I n te rna l Revenue Serv i ce I n fo rma t ion Sys tems Execut i ve Cammi ttee I ns u rance Se rv i ces O f f i ce I nterna t i on a l Wood Worke rs of Ame r i ca January John B rown Un i vers i ty June Jus t i ce of the Peace Jo i n t Reso l ut ion J'u l y Law Enfo rcement Ass i s tance Adm l eg i s l a t i ve l eg i s l a t i on l eg i s 1 a tu re leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Aud i t Comm i t tee Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Budget Com letter L I t t l e Rock L i t t l e Rock A i r Force Base Lutheran ma thema t i ca l mathema t i cs me rchan d i se mechan i ca l me d i c a l med i c i ne me t ropo l i tan Metho d i s t vf mfg mf r m f rd mgt mi l min m i sc mkt mktd mk t i n g mkts MoPac mt mts mun i c Mr HR-DDS Hy N NAACP NA I A natl tlBC NCA NCAA NEA NLR NORML NOW NPS 0 OAS OBU o rch o rgn OSHA PACE manufactu r i ng . manufactu re manufactu red management m i l i ta ry m i n i s te r m i n i s t ry mi nute m i scel l aneous market marketed ma rke t i ng markets M' i s sour I Pac i f i c moun ta i n mounta i n s mun i c i pa l March Mental Retarda t i on Deve lopment D i sab t l f t t es Div Hay North November Na t i onal Assoc i a t i on for the Advancement of Col o red Peop l e Na t i ona l Assoc i a t i on of Intercol l eg i ate Ath l etics na t t-0na l Nat ional B roadcas t i ng Co North Central Assoc i a t i on of Col l eges and Secondary Schoo l s Nat ional Col l eg i ate Ath l e t i c Assn Na t i ona l Educa t i on Assn North L i t t l e Rock Na.t lona l O rgan i za t i on for Reform of Ma r i j uana Laws Na t ional O rgan i za t i on of Women Nat ional Park Serv i ce October O rgan i za t ion of Ame r i can States Ouac h i ta Bapt Un i v orchestra o rgan I zat Jon US Occupa t i onal Safety and Hea l th Adm Pol i t i cal Ac t ion Comm i ttee fo r Educa t i on ABB REV I AT l ONS PACT PCA PCBs pol p res P resb p rof pros ps ptl PUO qr qrl y rd recd reg f s rehab repr rept reptd reptg reptd l y rep ts Re pub rev revd revg RR s S&L SAU SB SBA SBS SCAN sec secy sem sen Pula s k i Assn of C l as s room Teache rs P roduction C red i t Assn Po l ych l o r i na ted b i pheny l s pol i t i ca f pol i t i cs pres i dent p res i dent i a 1 p res i dency P resbyte r i an profess iona 1 p rosecut i n g p rosecutor pub l i c school pa t ro l man pa t ro l men P l anned Un i t Deve lopment quarter qua rter) y road rece i ved reg i s te r reg i s tered reg i s t ra t i on rehab I I i tat ion rep resenta t i ve repo rt reported report f ng repo rted l y reports Repub l i c Repub l i can review revi ewed rev i ewing Ra i 1 road September South Sav i ngs and Loan Assn Southern A rkansas Un i v Senate B i l 1 Smal l Bus i ness Adm S ta te B u i l d i ng Se rv i ces Suspected Ch i l d Abuse and Neg l ec t ser soc SREB SRS sup SWEPCO TASC TB tech temp theol tourn t reas UA UAF. UALR UAM UAMSC UAPB UAW UCA un i v un i vs USDA VA Vo-tech vp YWCA yr vi I sec t i on secretary sem i n a ry senate senator sermon soc i a l soc i ety Southern Reg i on a l Educa t i on Boa rd Soc i a l and Reha b i l i ta t i ve Serv i ces sup reme Southweste rn E l ec t r i c Powe r Co Treatment Al terna t l ves to S t reet C r i me Tube rcu 1 os i s techn i ca l techn i ca l l y techno l ogy tempe ra ture theo l og i cal tournament t reasurer t reasu ry Uni vers i ty of Arkansas Un i v of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e) Un i v of Ark ( L 1 ttl e Rock ) Un i v of A r k (Mon t i ce l l o} Un i v of Ark (Med i cal Sc i ences Campus ) Un i v of A rk ( P l n e B l uff) Un i ted Auto Workers Un i v of Cen t ra l Ark un i vers i ty un i vers i t i e s Uni ted S ta tes Dept of Agr f cul t u re Vete rans Adm i n i s t ra t i on Voca t iona l · techn t ca l v i ce pres i dent Young Women ' s C h r i s t l an Assn yea r HOW TO USE THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE I NDEX The Arkansas Gazette I ndex con s i s ts o f b r i e f su11111a r i z i n g s ta temen ts o f the news of Arkansas a s i t was pub l i shed t n the f i nal ed i t ion of the Arkansas Gaze t te . On l y those a rt i c l es dea l i ng w i th Arkansas peop le, p l aees and even ts a re cons i de red for i n clus ion . Mate r i a l s not cons i de red useful for future refe rence a re om i t ted. Rout i ne a r t i c l es report i n g on s po rts , soc i a l even ts a n d bus i ness ac t i v 1 t i es a re om i t ted . HEAD I NG S : Subject hea d i ngs (en t r i e s ) are the ma i n type of entry and a re used wheneve r poss i b l e . Names o f p rom i nent persons and of organ i za t i ons a re used a s en t r i es , but mos t names a re c ross- refe renced to s ubjec ts . A r rangemen t o f E n t r i es : A l l ma i n subj ect hea d i ngs (en t r i es ) a re a r ranged a l phabet i ca l l y , wo rd-by-word (O l d Wash i ng ton comes before Ol dham i n th i s a rrangemen t ) . I nverted hea d i ngs a re a rranged a l phabet i ca l l y wi thout rega rd to the i r I n vers ion . Punctua t i on I s d i s regarded i n a r ran g i ng en t r i es . Abb rev i a ted en t r i es a re a 1 phabet l zed as if they were words , and a re not f i l ed a t the be g i nn 1 ng of the l et te r . (PCBs I s f f l ed after Payne and before Pea R I dge ) . Names o f o rgan i za t i ons a re i n ve rted so en t ry I s under key word I n name i f i t i s I n d i ca t i ve of the subject of the o rgan i za t ion . (Arkansas Med i ca l So c i ety I s ente red Med i ca l Soc i e ty , Arkansas) . Names o f f i rms and i n s t i .., tut ions a re not i nverted. SUBD I V I S I ON S : En t r i e s a re subd i v i ded when to do so wou ) d s i mpl i fy the i r 1 oca t lon o r when the number of en t r ies under a hea d i ng wou l d be un usua l l y l on g . Ma i n subhea d i ngs are vi J i a r ranged i n a l phabe t i ca l o rder and a re under} i ned. Secondary sub head i ngs may be used when entries under the ma i n subhea d i ng a re undu l y l ong , o r when close l y re l a ted mat• r I 11 s ean b.a 9 r()uped . Se con da ry subhead Jn gs a re f n d f cated by use o f dashes ( --) before the e n t ry . Ma te r i al too gene ra l fo r subd i v i s i on i s pl aced before the subd i v i s i ons . ENTR I E S : Most a rt i c l es a re as s i gned on l y one subject head i n g , w i t h cross refe rences used to l ead f rom re l a ted subjects i nc l ude d . (A s t a te men t by the gove rnor on the subject of educa t ion wou l d be ente red under Educa t ion , and a c ross - re fe rence made from the name of the gove rnor). Summa r i es o r desc r i p t i ve ph rases a re kept as short as pos s i b l e , and a re not I n tended to I n d i cate that the on l y ma te r i a l I n the art i c l e I s that desc r i bed in the s u11111a ry . Length o f the s ummary shou l d no t be taken a s an f n d i ca t l on of the l en g th of the a rt i c l e Al l en t r i es under hea d i ngs and subhea d i ngs appear in chrono l og i cal orde r except fo r those where a l phabe t i ca l a rrangemen t wou l d a i d i n l ocat Ion . LOCAT I O N SYMBOLS: Each summary i s fo l l owed by the da te , sect i on , page and col umn n umbe r whe re the a r t i c l e appeared i n the f i na l ed i t ion of the A rkansas Gazette. (S20 ,2C : 3 i n d i ca tes that the a rt i c l e was pub l i shed on Septembe r 20 , page 2 , of sec t i on c. i n col umn 3 ) . C ROSS-REFERENCE S : Al l c ross references are a r ranged Jn a l phabet i cal orde r . C ross-references f rom the ma i n subject en t ry. fol l ow the gene ra l summar i e s ( i f there a re no gene ral su111T1 a r l es , cross - re fe rences a re 1 l s ted d l rec t l y under the ma l n en t ry ) . C ross references may be l i s ted under subhea d i ngs and a l ways fol low the sunrna r i e s . C ross references may be made to an en t ry . w i thout us i ng the ful 1 subject en t ry . { Fo r exampl e: a reference may be made f rom Teachers, Pub l i c School to Educat i on w i thout spel l i ng out Educa t i on and School s . L i kew t s e , the c ro s s - reference may l ead to a subhead i n g wi thout so spec i fy i ng I f the subhead wou l d be obvi ous. Unde r Educa t i on and Schoo l s i s found the subhea d , Teache rs ) . When i t t s I mp rac t i ca l to l i s t names of persons o r o rgan i zat ions i n the summa r i e s , c ross- refe ren.ces may be made f rom the name to the subject I n such refe rences , the date entry . of the a rt i c l e t s I n c l uded as pa rt of the c ross- refe rence . When refer ences a re made to subjects foun d i n the genera 1 summa r i es p receed l n g subhead i ngs , the wo rd (gen) may be used to I n d i ca te that the a r t i c l e t s not under a subhead, e . g . ( Ch i l dren see a l so Med i c i ne (gen ) . A c ross reference f rom a person ' s name to a subject does not i n d t ca te I f the named person l s d i rect l y i n vol ved o r I s me re l y commen t i ng on the top i c . I n a l l cases , the a rt i c l e shoul d be read for c l a r l ft cat ion of th t s po i n t • Ix - A - ABBOTT LABORATOR I ES F red Al l en o f L i tt l e Rock , f i l es race b i as s u i t aga i n s t Abbott Ja3, 3A: 3 ABORT I ON About 1 ,ooo ant I -abort ion ma rchers ho t d ra l l y at State Cap i tol Ja2 1 , 5A : 1 Arkansas abo rt i on l aw r u l ed i n va l i d by 3-membe r fede ra l ct Jy4 , 1 A : 2 AC C I DENTS AND SAFETY . One man k i l l ed , th ree i nj ured when sewer l i ne d i tch caves i n at Hot S p r i ngs s i te D 1 6 , 1 A : 6 See a l so Ai rp l anes Atom i c Energy Car Poo l s Chem i s t ry and Chem i ca l s Expos l t i ons --Arkansas S tate Fair Hun t i n g-Acc i dents M i s s i les Ra 1 1 roads Roads and T ra ffk Sh i ps and S h i pp i n g .. Drown i ngs . Three persons d rown i n boat acc t dent nea r Fort Smi th Hr1 7 , 3A: 8 Body of · Chad Ang I Jn found Ap 1 7. 6A : 4 Four L i t t l e Rock res i den ts drown in f i sh i ng boat acc i dent My2 0 , 3A : 4 Two-hour chase ends at West Memph i s when naked suspect j umps i n to dra i nage d i tch , d rowns Hy24 , 4A : 1 Foy Da l e Mass i n g i l l d rowns i n Lake G reeson. Je2 5 , 1 0A : J Two swimme rs drown fo l l ow i n g l eap from top of S t Franc I s R i ve r b r l dge nea r Ma r i anna . Jy2 , 1 0A : 6 Mrs D i ane Duncan d rowns I n Wh i te R i ve r a t Locus t G rove Jy5 , 1 0A : 8 Youth d rowns a t Ravendon Springs Jy6 , 3A : 4 Ch i l d d rowns I n G ree r ' s Fe rry Jy6 , JA : 5 Two ch i l d ren , s tepfather d row·n in Beard Lake Jy7 , 4A : 4 Man d rowns I n Lake Dardane l l e Jy8 , 9A : 5 Sw i nwne r drowns I n Lake Ouach i ta Jy9 , 1 4A : 1 Teen -ager d rowns I n baux i te p i t near Sweet Horne Jy1 1 , 1 3A:4 Youth drowns In DeGray Lake Jy 1 3 , 6A : 5 Youth drowns I n L i t t l e R i ve r Jy1 5 , 7A : 2 G i 1 1 e t t man drowns i n pond Jy l 9 , 5A : l F i s herman drowns I n Sa l i ne R i ve r Jy2 1 , 1tA : 3 Youth d rowns i n B l ue . · · 1 980 ACC I DENTS Mounta i n lake Jy2 3 , 9A : 8 Youth d rowns l n Lake Maumel l e Jy2 5 , 1 2A : 6 Body of young man found i n Lee C reek nea r Van B u ren Jy2 9 , 5A:l Swtnwner•s body found I n Beaver Lake Jy29 , 8A : S Youth d rowns In pond near Hebe r S p r i ngs Jy30 , 1 JA : 8 Teen -ager d rowns wh i l e f i s h i ng I n Lake Ch i cot Ag9 , 1 6A : 6 Swi 1111e 1 r d rowns i n Greers Fe r ry lake Ag1 2 , 7A : 4 Huffman youth d rowns I n M i s s i s s i pp i R i ver Ag l 4 , 1 4A : 5 G i r1 d rowns i n borrow p l t nea r Arkansas C i ty Ag1 4 , 1 4A : 6 Scuba d i ve r d rowns in lake Ouach i ta Ag1 8 , 3A : 1 Camden youth d rowns i n Ouach i ta R i ve r Ag22 , 1 7A : 5 Sw i mme r d rowns i n pond a t Habe l va l e Ag25 , 5A : 6 Sw i nme r d rowns i n Ouach i ta R i ve r at Louann Ag2 5 , 8A : 8 Wo rker d rowns a t f i s h pond Ag29 , 9A : 1 Appa ren t d rown i n g of Danny J . Powe l l I n Greers Fe r ry Lake was a hoax Ag29, 1 0A : 5 Youth d rowns ln baux i te p i t Ag3 1 , 1 8A : l V i c t i m found I n Horseshoe Lake S2 , l 2A : 6 f i sherman d rowns i n Wh i te R i ve r 022 , 1 1 A : 2 He rsche l l J Benne t t drowns i n canal a t Nuc l ea r One p l an t 025, 4A: 2 F i she rman d rowns In-Lake Conway Dl 6 , 6A : 8 See a l so Foun t a l n b l eau N u rs i ng Home US Armament-Army Corps of Eng i neers • E l ec t r i c L i gh t and Powe r . DeW i t t farme r , S i dney Jul i us Wege r t , e l ec t rocuted when metal po l e touches power l i ne Je2 9 , �A : l James G l ynn land e l ec t rocuted by fau l ty d r i l l at Wa rd I ndus t r i es p l an t a t Conway JyJ , 6A : 1 Three youths e l ec t rocuted I n G reers Fe r ry . acc i den t Jy6 , 4A : 6 Two men k i l l e d when CB antenna touches w i res Jy 7 , 3A : 1 Youth k i l l ed by fa l l en powe r l i ne a fter auto acc i dent Jy20 , 1 8A : 7 Pa ragou l d man k i l l ed wh i l e wo r k i n g on comp ressor Jy2 4 , 1 6A : 5 Dover man k i l l ed I n wate r we l l acc i dent S2 , JA : 5 Han e l ec t rocuted by extens ion cord S 7 , 6A : 4 Fa l l s . One teenager k i l l ed , an other I n j ured i n fa l l f rom b l uff south of C l a rksv i l l e a t recreat ion a rea Ap6, 1 0A : 6 Lawrence Wayne ACC I DENTS 1 980 Donne 1 1 awa rded $ 1 . 7 mi I l i on for i n j u r ies suffered when h i s l l neman • s safety be 1 t s t rap fa 1 1 ed Ag8 , 1 OA : 1 G i rl i nj u red when she fel l f rom amusement r i de at Van Bu ren County fa i r Ag J 6·,JA:4 P i ne B l uff s tudent d i es i n fa l l f rom b r i dge· Ol 9 , 1 2A : 3 Po i son i ng and Po i sons See a 1 so Arkansas C h i 1 d ren 1 s Col ony-A l exande r ACCOUNT I NG AND ACCOUNTANTS L i s t of · persons who passed CPA exam F5 ,4A : 6 ACHOR, JOHN See a l so P u l aski County-Pub l i c Defender AC I D RA I N See A i r Pol l u t i on ACME B R I C K CO Th i rd fac i l i ty opened a t Mal vern i s mo s t mode rn · i n worl d N 1 4 , 5 C : 2 ACORN (ORGN ) See Arkansas Community O rgan 1zat Ion for' Reform Now ACT 9 OF 1 960 (ARK) See Government Bonds ACTOR_S AND ACT RESSES --McCa rrot 1 , Earl Jr: Fo rmer Arkansan makes i t to Broadway F29. . 7B : 1 --Neame , Ch r i s tophe r : B r i t i s h actor v i s i ts f r i ends a t LR Ja4 , 1 B : I --S teenbe rgen , Mary: Arkansas na t i ve w i ns bes t suppo rt i ng a c t ress awa rd of New York F i l m C r i t i cs C i rcle D3 1 , 2A : 5 ADAMS , JOHN See a l so Book Revi ews ADK I SSON, R I CHARD B . See a l so Ark-E J ect ions--Supreme Court ADOPT I ONS Gov B i l l C l i n ton slgns act c l • r i fy i n g l aw a l l ow i n g c ts to consent to adopt ion i f I t i s found that a home I s un f i t F7 , I OA : 5 Arkansas Supreme C t l i fts I nj un c t i on of Pope C i rcu i t Ct that barre d Soc i a ) Servi ces D i v from tak i n g custody o f fos te r ch i l d whose fos te r pa rents sought to adopt i t Ap8 ,4A: 7 A rkansas Court of Ap pea l s rules n e i ghbors who took care of Russe l l Dudgeon most o f h i s l i fe AEROSPACE I NOUS can a dopt h i m des p i te father's ob ject i on 02 , 9A: 1 See a l so Courts ( Loca l ) - Fam i l y Courts ( P roposed) Ma r schewsk I ( James) Fam i l y Sanford (Jon) Fam i l y ADULT EDUCAT I ON See Educa t i on-Adul t ADVE RT I S I NG A rt i c l e on free - l ance adve rt i s i ng spec i a l 1 s t L i bby S t rawn o f L i t t l e Rock Hr26, 8C:4 Addy Awa rds w i nners announced Ap1 6 , 6C : 7 M rs Bess i e Coffe l t defends l ega l t ty o f s i gn by h i ghway advert i s i ng her an t i que shop at Jacksonv i l l e Ap27 ,4A : 6 L i t t l e Rock s i gn ord i nance s ta rt s new phase; con t roversy expected Hyl l , l OA : t Sa l es soa r i n g for rad i o s ta t i on s Jy6 , SE : 3 A rt i c l e on bl 1 1 boards as an a r t form and a s c i ence 020 , 1 8 : 2 See a l so Ark-Econom i c Con d i t ions Ark-El ectlons - -Adv e r t f slng Beverages Johnson , T r i mb l e and Co lega l P rofes s i on Publ le U t i 1 i t les Te l ev i s ion-Ca bl e TV--L i t t l e Rock AERONAUT I CS See a l so Av i a t ion Hal l of Fame , Ark AEROSPACE I N DUSTR I ES AND S C I ENCES Lack of sk f l l ed l abor hurts I ndus t ry I n A rk ; Fal con Jet f s examp l e ·f20 , 6C :4 T ra i n i n g p rograms a re begun to a t t ract and keep a v i a t ion I n dus t ry F2 1 , 6C :4 Kenneth J . H i egeJ spear heads d r ive w i th Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark to t ra i n s k i J l ed workers for av i a t ion I n dus ; fun d i n g wou l d come t h rough the Comprehen s i ve Em p l oyment and T ra i n i ng Act F22 , 5C :4 A i rcraft s k i l l s program gets $ 1 m i l l i on grant to t ra i n l ow income o r hand i capped persons fo r s k i l l ed l abor in av lat ion I ndus Mrl 3 , 7A: 2 Av i at Ion technol ogy course to be taught at L i t t l e Rock by Un i ve rs i ty of Central Arkansas Je2 9 , 6A : 6 A rt t c l e on avt � t ion mechan i cs t ra i n i ng program taught by Un ivers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark · 2 AEROSPACE I NDUS 1 980 at L i ttle Rock l ocat ion N 1 , 8 C : 2 AFGHAN I STAN The G . Ha rvey Benham fami l y reca l l s the i r four yea rs spent I n Afghan is tan F7.I B:2 See a l so U n i on of Sovi et Soc ia l i s t Repub l i cs AFROAHER I CANS See Bl acks AGED Senator Dav i d Pryor hol ds hea r i ng on needs of aged for Med i ca re a i d fo r mental hea l th a i d to aged Ap5 . 1 0A: l Consume r needs of the e l de r l y i s con cern of Pulaski County Counc i l on Ag i ng Ap28. 1 B : 5 Jeann i e Lamb s tud ies factors affect i ng passage from m i dd l e age to o l der years O l 6 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Ark-E l ect lons--Go vernor B l anton , Rebecca Sue C l a rk Camp Rob i nson Democra t i c Party Elde rhos te I F ra uds and Swi ndl ing Longev i ty Pub) l e Ut l l I t ies Wel fare Wr i t ing and Wr i ters AG I NG. PULASKI COUNTY COUNC I L ON See Aged AGR I CULTURAL MACH I NERY AND EQU I PMENT Leg i s l a t i ve panel endorses end to sa l e s tax on farm mach i nery; Gove rnor-e l ect Frank Wh i te concerned about :$8 . 2 ml 1 1 Jon revenue l oss N22 • 4A: 6 AGR I CULTURAL HOVEHENT , AME R I CAN See a l so Ag ricul ture AGR I CULTURE ANO AGR I CULTURAL PRODUCTS Senator Dav i d P ryor cal l s for hea r i ng on a i d to farmers who may be hurt by curta i l men t t n gra i n sa l es to Russ I a Ja8 ,9A: I Arkansas chapter of Amerl can Ag r i cu l tura l Movement de mands compensat ion for l oss i n gra i n sal e s Ja8 ,9A: l R i ce l and Foods boa rd of d i rectors u rges Pres Carter to pret" tect Ame r i can farmers Ja9 , 3A: 1 Arkan sas Congress iona l offices a re fee l i ng effect of Ame r i can Agr icul ture Movement lobby Ja l 3, 7A: I Senator AGR I CULTURE Dav i d P ryor supports gra i n emba rgo on Russ i a Ja1 5 ,6A: 7 Farmers meet wi th Sen Bumpe rs , voice oppos i t ion to use of food as fore i gn pol i cy weapon Ja 1 6 ,4A : 4 · Agr icul ture Dept offi c i a l s tel l Ark farmers Pres Carter wants to spread emba rgo I mpact Ja 1 9.7A: l B i l l Alexander says farmers must not carry ful l burden of response to Rus s i a Ja2 5 , 7A : I State Sen de l ays ac tion on p roposal that woul d p revent an agricul tura l p l an t or other fac f 1 l ty from be ing dec l a red a n u i sance I f I t has been I n ope ration a yea r Ja25 , 1 3A : I Art i c l e on J i m Dupree , a We l don farme r , who p romotes Ameri can Ag ricul ture Movement F5 , 1 B : 2 Members of Ame r i can Agr icul ture Movement to jo in Wash i ngton JYK>torcade; use of a l cohol as fuel d i scussed F1 3 , 8A : l Lobby ing g roup of farmers hears pes s i m i s t i c rept from Ark Congress ion al De l egat ion F22 ,6A : l Dav i d P ryor and Da l e Bumpers ta l k w i th fa rmers at US Cap l tol F24 , l OA: 1 Gov C l i n ton u rges US Dept of Ag ricul ture to adopt pol i c ies to s top dec l i ne of the sma l l far.roi Ap30 , 1 3A: 1 Arkansas farm ex ports c l i mb 9 pct for f i sca l y r Je24. 5C : 4 B i l l Ru l e deve l ops f i rm to per form ae r i a l photography to study c rop problem through i n frared system Je29. 5E:3 Issuance of tax-exempf bonds by state for agr l oans opposed by 5 members of Governo r ' s Advi sory Com m i t tee to the s tate Economi c Deve l op men t Dept Jyl 0 , 5A : 1 Drouth causes · $ 1 2 m l 1 1 ion loss to fa rmers I n Wh i te County Jyl l .2A :4 Agr f cul tura l l osses from heat wave in Ark put at $450 mi l l ion ; Gov C l i n ton to dec l a re en t i re s tate a d i sa s te r a rea Jy1 7, 1 A : 7 Tour of s tate's heat-damaged f i e 1 ds made by S BA D i rector A. Vernon Weaver and Gov B i l l C l i n ton Jy2 3 , 1 A:3 losses put at $61 5 ml l l lon Jy23 , 1 A:3 Agr i cul tura l l osses from drouth pass $700 mi l l i on In Ark Agt 6.4A:I Art i c l e on h i gh tol l exacted by drouth S28 , l f : 5 Sel ected stat i s t i cs on agr i n Ark du ring 1 .978 03, t oe : 1 Farmers gather to hear exp l anation of · · 3 AGR I CULTURE 1 980 d i saste r loan s , ca l l p rogram same o l d pol i t i cal rhe to r i c 08, l OA : l Gov B f l 1 Cl i n ton asks fede ra l Farmers Home Adm to prov i de low- I nterest l oan subs ld i es for ass i s tance to farmers hurt by drouth 09,6C : 6 Agr lcul ture Secretary Bob S . Be rgl and vi s i ts Ark at request of Sen Dal e Bumpers ; Berg l and ca l ls agr l osses an ' unm i t i ga ted d i sas te r ' Ol 1 , I A : 3 Art i c l e explores agr losses from drouth 0 1 9 ,5E : 3 . Fa rm areas may need 2 o r 3 yrs of bel t- t l gh t l ng to over come effects of d routh 026 , 1 2E : 3 See a l so A l cohol as Fuel Ark-Economi c Condi t ions Del ta R i ce H f 1 1 E l ms P l an t i ng Co Env i ronmen t I rr i ga t i on R i ce Soybeans Sunbel t E l evator and Export Co Tomatoes Water Poll u t i on Wet l ands . W l n rock I n ternat iona l Labor See also . Fore i gners:. Head Start P roject A I K I DO Art i c l e on ma rt i a l art cl asses taught at l i t t l e Rock 0 1 0, l B : l Al R POLLUTION EPA approves Ark c l ean a i r plan Fl, 4A:2 Three pol l u t i on epi sodes noted I n s tudy of Buffa l o R i ver a rea ; ac i d ra i n recorded Ap28 , 3A : I Paper I ndus I n Ark seeks changes i n rules pro posed for sul phur compounds emi s s ions Hyl , 5C : 7 Jackson v i l l e . edi tor com ments on a i r pol l u t ion I n the Ozarks My4 , JE : 2 Map shows s p read of ac i d ra i n that has now reached Ark My4 , 4 E : 5 Gazette convnents on po l l u t i on I n Buffa l o R i ve r a rea Hy5 , 1 2A : I Study shows that coal ash and smoke from coal -fi red F l i n t C reek Power P l an t lower than s ta te or federa l ALAMO l l m l ts Myl 6 , 7C : 7 Organ i za t i on formed to s tudy ac t d ra in I n A rk Ag20 , 8C : 1 l i t t l e Rock had 3 days dur i ng sunvne r when a i r was cons i de red unhea l thful 01 0 , 8A : 4 See a l so Atom I c Energy Chem i s t ry and Chem i ca l s Energy Systems Co (ENSCO ) O i 1 (Pe t rol eum} A I RL I NES Service for El Dorado, Camden , Fayettevi 1 l e , Fort Sml th . Harri son, Hot Spri ngs , Jonesboro and Texarkana guaran teed by CAB through 1 988 Ja1 2 , 7A : 1 Schedul ed Skyways to offer ex panded schedule Jy30 , 5C : S Roya l Amer i can A i rl i nes beg i n s commuter fl i gh ts out of L i t t l e Rock N 1 3 , 7C : 3 See a l so Cen t ra l F l y i ng Serv i ce . . Rio Al rl I nes A I RPLANES Acc i dents and Safety. P t lot k l 1 l ed Jn crash near Wi tts Spri ngs I n Sea rcy Co Kr5 , I OA : 6 Pete rson I ndus t r i es P res i dent Tom Edmi s ton k i l l ed In pl ane crash near Deca tur Mr22 ,9A : 3 Kansas p i l o t k i l l ed i n crash a t mtn eas t of Mena Ap27,2A : 2 Two k i l l ed i n Mounta i n Home crash My28 , 4A : 4 P l ane crash k i 1 1s 2 near Jonesboro Agl l , 3A : 1 A i rman ejected from mi l i ta ry p l ane over G rant County l ands safe l y. · S l 4 , 1 A : 2 Ai rman tri ggered ejec t i on dev i ce ; thought pl ane c rash ing S 1 5 , 1 A : 5 Fou r men k i l l ed I n c rash o f s l ngl e-englne p l ane south of Hot Spri ngs S30 , I A : 3 Pl ane broke up be fore crash Ol , 7A : 1 T� 1 l gh t p l anes co 1 1 1 de over a I rs t r i p nea r Lonoke 04 • 3A : I AI RPORTS Fayettevi l l e . Fac t l i t les modem f zed . and en 1. a rged Ag2� , 5 E : 6 P ro Northwes t Arkansas Regional ( � osed ) . Reg ional a i rport p l ans p dropped by Spri ngda l e and Fayette v 1 1 1 e Hr 7, 9A: 1 ALAMO CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION Fede ral j udge refuses to d i sm i ss 1 awsu i t by US Labor Dept a 1 1 eg I ng ALAMO 1 980 Founda t i on I l l ega l l y wl thhol ds wages from members Ja l 2 ,9A: I Foundat ion asks d i smi ssa l o f US Labor Dept su i t aga i nst i t Ja2 5 , 7A: 3 Rul i ng del ayed I n 2 s u i ts Ja26 , 6A: 5 US labor Dept wins r i gh t to see Fdn records Ag23 , 4A : 5 ALCOHOL AS FUEL P l an for tax advantage to users of a l cohol motor fue l s may be shel ved because o f revenue J oss to s tate roads Ja5 , 9B : I Sen Dav i d Pryor upset by p lan o f o l 1 f i rms to res t r i ct use of c red i t card for purchases of gaso hol Jal J ,4A : 5 A rkansas farmers to jo i n ioo torcade to Wash i ngton to pro mote use o f gra i n to p roduce fue l s Ja1 2 , 5A : l Fordyce ed com�nts on l aw that exempted gasohol from a l l taxes Ja l 3 , 3E : l Gov C l i nton urges use o f gasohol Ja 1 7, 2A : 6 State Repr Lloyd R. George of Danvi l l e, wi l l produce a l coho l for h i s farm equ i pment from corn , wi l l use methane p roduced from manure to f i re s t i l l Ja24 , 8A : J P l an t des i gned to p roduce gasohol open ing soon at Van Buren F 3 , 5 E : 4 Farmers hear d i scuss ion on mak ing and use of a l cohol fuel F 1 3 ,8A: I Conway ed sees a l cohol fuel as prom i s i ng fo r . farmers F24 , 3E : 2 B i l l Al exander sponsors b i l l i n Cong to create new asst Secy of Agr i cu l ture to· be I n cha rge of a l cohol fue l s p rogram Mr5 , 7A : I B i l l Alexander , Da l e Bumpers and Dav i d Pryor seek tax incen t i ves fo r use o f a l cohol fue l s on fa rms Ap6 , 6A: 5 Gov B 11 1 C 1 I n ton ded f cates $3 ml l l I on gasohol p l ant a t Van Buren Ap26 , 1 2A : I Chem i ca l eng i neer te l l s group at L i t t l e Rock that future for a l cohol fuel s I s b r i ght My4 , 1 5A : l R i ce land Food s tudy shows use of broken r i ce for a l cohol not econom i ca l l y feas i b l e Myl 7, 7A : 4 Wh i te Fl ames Fuel s , Inc, produce r of gasohol at Van Buren ordered to c lose because I t was pol l ut lng s t ream Jy9, IA: 8 Jack Wh i te , owne r o f Wh i te Fl ames , s tated p l ant w:>ul d not pol l ute Jyl 0 , 4A : l Ex tens i on g i ven fuel p l an t after f i rm h i red to correct problem Jyl 1 , 8A :4 Wh i te Fl ames back i n product ion Jy22, 3C : I North L i t t l e Rock P l ann i ng Co1m1 ALEXANDER , W I LL I AM app roves s i te for $50 mi l l ion p l ant to p roduce a l coho l for use as gasohol m i xture Ag20 , 1 A : 6 Land owne rs ask de l ay in zon i ng for North L i t t l e Rock p l an t Ag2 1 , 1 2A : 7 North L i t t l e Rock del ays act i on Ag26 ,8A:l Univers i ty o f A rk gets $953 ,000 fede ra l contract fo r research in convert i ng waste ma ter i a ls to a l coho I fue I s S 1 9 , 3A: 4 Meet i ng on proposed p l ant at North L i tt 1 e Rock . 1 eaves quest Ions un answered S26 , l OA : 2 No rth L i tt l e Rock c i ty counc i l approves rezon i ng for proposed p l an t ; Rose C i ty a rea res i dents may f i l e su i t to b l ock fac l l l ty 028, 1 A : 5 Gra i n Powe r , I nc , cannot bu i l d gasoho l p l ant at Lake C i ty un l ess town gets $2 , 8 72 , 550 g rant 01 2 , 1 0A : 4 See a l so A l cohol Production P l ants, Inc I nte rna t ional Fuel Techn i c i ans and Al cohol P roducers Roads-Fi nances and Budgets Un i versal Fue l s Products , I nc ALCOHOL PRODUCT! ON PLANTS , I NC . State Secu r i t i es Dept bars Rodger Ser�tt from sel l i ng shares i n f i rm F6 , 5A:6 See a l so I nterna t i ona l · Fue l Techn i c i ans ALCOHOL I SH Drydock Center at Kense tt hel ps those who a re ready to he l p them se l ves Ja9 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Labor-Unempl oyment Hi l l s , Wi l bur Da i gh ALEXANDER, CEC I L L . Fo rme r l awmaker jo ins Arkansas Power and L i ght Co as d i rector of s tate governmental affa i rs Sq ,9C : 7 See a l so Ark- E l ec t i ons- L i eutenant Gov ALEXANDER, J I MMY See a l so Lafayette County ALEXANDER , W I LL I AM VOL L I E JR Congressman Al exander exe rci ses regul a rl y by jogg i ng and swimm i ng Ja l l , 7B : 4 Defends Arkansans aga inst cha rge of be i ng h icks Ja20, 6A:1 Al exander l ikel y to rema i n i n same comm i t tee pos ts when House organi zes N 1 6 , 8A : l Al exander named ch ief · 5 ALEXANDER , WILL I AM 1 980 AMUSEMENT PARKS ALSOBROOK , BOB See a l so Ark-E l ect i 6ns--C t rcu i t Ct---O i s t 7 P ros ALTHE I MER FAM I LY See a l so E l ms P l an t i ng Co ALUM CREEK See a 1 so Wa ter ALUM I NA CERAM I CS , I NC Benton p l an t becomes part of Coors Porce l a i n Co , a subs i d i ary of Ado l ph Coors Co Ja6 , 5 E : 4 AME R I CAN FEDERATI ON OF LABOR-CONGRESS OF I NDUSTRIAL ORGAN I ZATI ONS (AFL-C I O ) Arkansas AFL-C I O makes i ts en dorsement of pol i t i ca l cand i dates ; endorsement of Marsha l l Chri sman i n the GOP gubernato r i a l race l s a f i rs t for the g roup ; B i l l C l i nton endorsed i n Dem race Ap20 , 1 A : 5 Arkansas AFL C I O votes to censure any i n te rnat i on al un ion o r l oca l that breaks w i th AFL-C I O pol i t ica l endo rsements Ap20 , 8A :4 State AFL- C I O endorses Edward M . Kennedy fo r P res Ap20 , 8A : 5 Po1 1 t l ca l endorsements made S1 3 , 1 1 A : l Labor un i on fol lows pane l sugges t ions on endorsements 51 4 , l l A : l .�ee a l so Ark-Cons t i tut ion Coors (Ado l ph) Co Cred i t AME R I CAN F I DEL I TY ASSURANCE CO See a l so Corrmerc l al Na t i onal Bank (l i tt l e Rock) AMERICAN HOME L I FE I NSURANCE CO North L i tt l e Rock company p rospers wi th funera l i nsurance N 1 6 , 5E : l AMER I CAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO See a l so Taxa t ion-Rea l Estate and Other P roperty AMF, I NC F i rm p l ans to cl ose I ts Cyc l e D i v i s ion p l ant a t l i ttle Rock 0 1 5 , l A : B L i tt l e Rock Mayor Webster Hubbe l l asks f i rm to l ocate another p l an t I n Cyc l e D l v l s l �n p l an t l t I s c l os i ng 0 1 6 , 6C : 8 AMNESTY I NTERNAT I ONAL L t tt l e Rock chapter seeks to free Urugay woman who I s a pol i t ica l p r i soner Hy1 4 , 1 B : 1 AHUSEHENT PARKS --Dogpatch USA: Har r i son C i ty deputy majo r i ty wh i p , the 4th - rank i ng l eadersh i p pos t among House Dems 09 , 1 A : 4 Al exander goes to Egypt to s tudy US Embassy securi ty. Dl 7 , 1 2A:3 See a l so Ag r i cul ture and Agr P roducts Al coho 1 as Fue 1 Ark- E l ec t lons--Congress (HR) --Dist 2 Ark-E l ections--Congress (Sen) Ark-Po l i t i cs and Government Cache R t ve.r Cuba Milk H t s s l l es News and News Med i a O i l (Petro l eum) O l ympi c Games ( 1 980) -Sunmer R ice Un i versal Fue l s P roducts , I nc US-Congress (gen) --Arab Scam US-F l nances--Budget US Armament (gen) us Armament-Draft Wa te r AL I ENS See Fore i gne rs i n Ark ALLEN, BEN See a 1 so Ark-Leg f s l ature--Leg i s l a t i ve Commi ttees (Sen) U n i ve rs i ty of Arkansas ALLE N , DeWAYNE See a l so I nven t i ons ALLEN ENG I NEERI NG CO See a l so I nvent ions ALLEN TRANSFORMER CO F i ne of $ 1 00 , -000 sought aga i nst Fort Smi th fi rm for a l l eged m l s handl Ing of po l ych l o r i nated b t phenyl s {PCBs) F9 , 7A : 1 F I rm appea 1 s to Ark Congress iona l De l egat i on to I n t roduce l eg l s to enabl e co to avo i d $ 1 00,000 f i ne sought by EPA F 1 9 , 5A : l ALL I E D TELEPHONE CO Judy G i l l f i l es race b i as s u i t aga i nst f i rm Dl 3 , 1 3A : 3 See a l so · Tel ephones ALL I SON, BOBBY GENE See also Laborers Un ion of North Ame r i ca , I ntl ALMA See a l so Conmerc l a l Bank (Al ma) 6 AMUSEMENT PARKS 1 980 ANNEXAT I ON (MUN I C I PAL) See A rea P l ann i ng and Renewal ANTHONY, BERYL FRANKL I N JR Gazette d i scusses Anthony ' s jo i n i ng Democra t i c Conserva t i ve Forum, wh i ch threatens to vote wi th Republ i cans N28 ,26A : 1 Rep resentat i ve Bery l Anthony says Democrat i c Party i s a s i ck pat i ent , but wi l l recover ; rol e I n form i ng Democra t i c Conservat i ve Caucus defended N29 , 1 A : 2 See a l so Ark-El ec t i ons--Congress (HR) --Dist 4 Ark-E l ect ions--Governor Chem i ca l Warfare Democrat J c Party Hous i ng (gen)�-Ffnance Scho l a rsh i ps--C l ose Up US-Congress (gen) --Arab Scam US Armament (gen) US A rmament- Draft ANTHONY , BERYL FRANKL I N SR See a l so Ark- E l ect ions--Gove rno· r ANTHONY, JOHN ED See a l so Horse Rac i ng ANTHONY TI MBERLANDS , I NC � i rm to c l ose permanen t l y I ts Benton p l ant; over 1 00 empl oyees af fected Apl , 5C : 6 ANT I QUES Art i c l e on ant i que shop run by Carl and Mary Sch roede r on New Benton H i ghway Ja7, 1 B : 1 Art i c l e on Don Harpe r ' s Tra d i ng Post at She r i dan and the unusual I tems he col l ects on back roads Ja1 4 , l B : 4 Anti que tool s f i l l home of Sam and Sh i r l ey S t rauss a t Canrnack V i l l age Ap1 3 , 2 F : l ANTI TRUST ACTlONS AND LAWS See a l so H I l k APPAR I TI ONS --Gu rdon L lght : Art i c l e on mys ter ious l f ght on o1 d ra i l road t racks and the ghost sto ri es surround i ng I t Je22 , 1 F : 2 --Van i sh i ng H i tchh i kers : State Pol ice rece i ve 2 repts about a h i tch h i ke r who d i sappears from rTDv l ng cars after tal k i ng about Jesus Ch r i s t Jy2 5 , 5A : 4 Hystery o f van i sh i ng h i tch h i ke r fol kl ore dat i ng from 19th Counc l l rejects p l ea of Jess P . Odom to save f i nanc i a l l y - t roubl ed pa rk Ja8 , 7C : 3 P l an to rel ocate park at Ozark d i scussed Ja20 , 9A : I Central Ark I nves tment group may buy park sect ion of Dogpatch ; Newton County Quorum Ct expresses i nterest I n bond proposal Ja25 , 4A : 8 Johnson County may pass bonds for park to locate there Mr4 , 7A: l Ozarks Fam i l y Enter ta i nment , I nc , assumes mgt of park; spokesman says God ' s Patch out of p i cture Ap9 , 6C : 7 Sa l e of pa rk to Ozarks Fami l y_Ente rta l nment approved ; sa l e assures exi s tence at l ocat ion Ap 1 8 , t OC : 7 P roposed tou r i sm bonds to be i ssued by Newton County to be of l i tt l e bene f i t to Jess P . Odom, who has lost $ 3 . 5 m i l l ion on pa rk Ag31 , 6E : l P l ans for s a l e of pa rk term i nated ; Odom may keep pa rk, o r may l ook for other buye rs S23 , 9C : I Un ion P l anters Bank of Memph i s seeks take over of park 0 30 , I OC:3 Dogpa tch USA, I nc f l i es for bankruptcy ; major cre d i tors 1 f s ted N5 , 9A : I Bank try i ng to se 1 1 park OS , 1 SA : 7 --Hag l e Spr i ngs :. . Texas fam i l y sues park for $800 , 000 fo r damages a l legedl y suffered i n 1 979 acc i dent Jy5 , 4A : 6 ANDERSON, JAMES D . See · a l so A rk- E l ect l ons--Aud f tor ANDERSO N , LESL I E See a l so Sharp County ANDY.1S HAMBURGERS OF AMER I CA , I NC l i ttl e Rock-based hamburger cha i n opened 1 3 new outlets l as t year Ja20, 1 4G : I AN I MALS Cruel ty �An i ma l s . G l enn Cunn i ng ham, famous runner Jn the 1 930s , cha rged w i th c ruel ty to an i ma l s N2 t , 1 4A : 3 Cunn i ngham m i s t reated an i ma l s , 4 w i tnesses tes t i fy D2 , 6A: l Cunn i ng ham found gu i l ty D9 , 4A : 7 Tes t i mony hea rd J n case charg i ng that Cunn i ng ham kept mal no u r i shed horses at farm near Gl eeson ( Faul kner County) D30, 4A : 2 See a l so Fes t l va l s--Turkey Trot · · . .- APPARI Tl ONS 7 APPARI T I ONS 1 980 century Jy28 , 2A : 5 D i sappea r i ng h i tchh i ke r reported on L i t t l e Rock P i ne B l u ff roa d many years ago Ag 1 3 , 1 B:2 APPAREL Art i c l e on flanvna b i l i ty of Unde roos c l o th i ng for ch i l dren F26 , 1 B : 2 Spec i a l featu res on sp r i n g fash i ons Mr9 , Sec G Art i c l e on an t i que c l oth i ng bus i ness of Cheryl S l i cker of L l tt l e Rock Je5 , 1 8 : 2 Magno) i a na t i ve, Van-Ma r t i n Rowe , i s suc cess ful des i gner of men ' s c l oth i ng Jy6 , 8D : 1 ARAB SCAM OPERAT I ON See US-Cong ress (gen) ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY \oib rk of C h r i s B u r row hel ps revea l h i story I n A rk )20 cen t u r i es ago Ja 7 , 1 8 : 2 A rmy E ng i nee rs de l ay p roject In M i ss i ss i pp i County for a rcheolog l ca l work a t s i tes where I n d i ans l i ved 8,000 B . C . Mr20 , 8A : l Miss iss i p p i R i ve r Va l l ey ' s r i ch earth revea l s much of ea r l y Ind i an l i fe ; archeolo g i s ts seek to know mo re about every day l i fe of these peop l e Jyl , 46 : 1 Skel e ta l · rema i ns found nea r Cotton P l a n t poss i b l y a re I nd i ans Jy 1 8 , 1 2A : 5 See a l so Pa rks--To 1 tee Mounds ARCHI TECTURE AN O ARCH I TECTS L i t t l e Rock a rch i tects Cha r l es Wi tse l l and Don Evans spec i a l i ze i n resto r i ng o l de r b)dgs M r20 , 1 D : 1 Land scape ta l en ts o f J i m C u l be r tson , D i c k Atch ison a n d Do n Ba i l ey comb i ned to form C rea t i ve Landscape , Inc My22 , l D : l Photographs of homes o f o rd i nary c i t i zens to grace wa l l s of F i rs t Fede ra l S&L B l dg a t L i t t l e Rock Jy2 3 , 48 : 1 Art i c l e on De i t r i ch Ney l and, we l l - known Ark a rch i tect and h i s l ove fo r pa i n t i ng Ag26 , 1 8 : 2 A r t i cle on pe rsona l houses o f L i tt l e ROck a rch i tects Ag2 8 , 1 D : 1 Houses , f i rms I n Ark jo i n the sol a r bandwagon 023 , 1 0 : 1 Home o f Dr and Hrs Howa rd Barnard a t L i t t l e Rock I s examp l e o f sol a r tech nology N 1 , 1 B : l Des i gn and mate r i a l s . equal energy e f f i c i ency I n use of so l a r techno l ogy N 8 , 1 B : 3 Me rv Ewa l t ' s house a t Cabot heats and ARKANSAN coo l s I tsel f through use of so l a r powe r N 1 5 , 1 B : 3 A rt i cl e on sol a r home a t I n d i an H i l l s (North L i t t l e Rock) bui 1 t by W.tn rock Homes 02 7 , 1 B : 1 See a l so P r i sons and P r i sone rs (gen) So l a r Energy Tho rnc rown Chapel ARCH I VES AND RECORDS See a l so Col l eges-L i b ra r i es Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus) A l so see geog heads AREA PLANN I NG AND RENEWAL Study f i nds gene ral publ i c ts recept i ve to l and use p l ann i ng Ja27, l OE : l Commun i ty Deve l opment B l ock G ra n t pl ans de f i c i en t , 1 0 c i t i es i n Ark to l d F26 , 1 A : � C i v i c wo rk awards go to 29 c i t i es I n Arkansas Convnun l ty Deve l opment P rogram S l 0 , 5C : 2 C l a rk County towns o f A rka de 1 phi a , G urdon and Am i ty rece i ve awards fo r j o i n t effort I n deve l op i ng I ndus park 5 1 0 , 5C : 2 See a l so L l . t t l e Rock L i t t l e Rock Me t ropol i tan A rea· Newpo rt Horth L i t t l e Rock Sherwood Transit Systems ARGENTA DRUG CO ( NORTH L I TTLE ROCK) Art i c l e on o l dest ope ra t i ng d rug store i n state F2 1 , 1 B : 2 ARKADE LPH I A New i ndus t r i a l park a t t racts at ten t i on of f i rms I n fore i g n count r i es Ja2 7 , 5E : l New census sought a fte r f i gu res show dec l i ne l n count s i nce 1 970 Jy 1 0 , 9A : 1 Effort made to re s to re 2 l a n dmark b l dgs S 7 , 6E : l See a l so A rkco Mach i ne Products Educa t i on·Arkade1 ph(a F i res-Arkade l ph i a Muns i ngwea r , I nc S l p l as t , I nc ARKANSAN Maga z i ne to cease pub l i ca t ion 08, 9A : l Maga z i ne f i l es bank ruptcy pe t i t i on 024 , 9A : 3 · · 8 ARKANSAS 1 960 Atto rney Genera l . Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Aud i t Com g i ves up on e ffort to get exp l anat i on f rom B i l l C l i n ton of expend i tu res wh i l e he was Atto rney Gen Ja 1 6 , 8A : 4 P i ne B l uff Convne rc i a l h i gh l y c r i t ical o f B i l l C l i n ton ' s re fusal to expla i n expend i tures and s ta ff pay wh i l e he was 1 n AG off i ce F3 , 3E : 3 Seven on staff o f C l a rk re s i gn i n g F20 ,2A : 2 Leg i s l a t l ve panel sends l r to S teve C l a rk expres s i ng concern ove r h i s use of p r f vate l awyers S 1 2 ,4A : 7 W i l l i am 0 . Gaddy named deputy a tty gen I n charge of Med i ca i d Fraud D i v 02 , 6C : 5 Steve C l a rk wants to reduce number of l awyers work i n g for s tate , pl ace them a l l under Attorney General •s o ff i ce 0 1 0 , l OA: 2 See a l so C l a rk , S teve Bank Depa rtment See a l so Banks and Ban k i ng Ban k i ng Boa r d . Gov C l i n ton names W i l l i am C . Lyon to Bd Ja9 , 7A : 4 At torney Gen Steve C l a rk says he cannot say whether any bd membe r I s serv i n g I l l ega l l y Jal 2 , 4A : 7 James H . Atk i n s do� not p l an to res i gn Ja t 6 , l OA : 2 James H . Atk i n s serving on Bd i m p rope r l y , Atty Gen S teve C l a rk ru l es M r l I , 1 A : 4 C l a rk backs off from opln Ion ; state reco rds con fl l et over appmt of Atk i n s Mr1 2 , J A : 2 C l a rk says he d i d not ' back down ' f rom op i n ion Mr1 3 , 5A : 6 Barber Exam i ners B d . Barbers face h i gher l i cense fees -O r merger w i th Boa rd of Cosmetology Ap29 , 7C : 1 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l hears rept on sav i n gs i f Barber and Cosmetology Boards merge S 30 , 9A : 7 B l I nd� V i sual ly I mpa i re d , Off i ce of H uman Serv i ces Dept Fede ral Ct , awa rds $90 , 000 to race and sex b f as v i c t i ms at s tate agency H r2 5 , 5C : 7 Bounda r ies . A rt i c l e on d i spute be tween Ark and Tennessee over I s l ands In M i s s i s s i ppi R i ve r near Osceo l a N30 , 1 E : l B u i l d i ng Servi ces Counc i l . Jack Morgan named to Counc i l Jy24 , 9A : 2 Mary Ma i e r apptd Ag6 , 1 1 A : 4 Gov B i l I C l i n ton names Joe Woodson to panel S2 7 , 8A:4 ARKANSAS Abs t ractors Board of Exam i ne rs . Gov C l l n ton names Maur i ce J . Day Ja2 5 , 1 1 A : 4 A l cohol and Drug Abuse Counc i l . Gov C l i n ton appts Des Agnes Eckert to Counc i l F2 , 2 A : 5 A l cohol i c Beverage Con t rol Boa rd . Gov C l i n ton reappts J i m Wa l te rs to Bd Ja 3 1 , 5A : 4 E d M . House o f Camden , wi l l not be reappo i nted , a i de to Gove rno r-e l ect Frank D. Wh i te says D31 , 7A : 8 A l coho l i c Beverage Con trol D i v. En forcement D i v he l ped reduce deaths on roads by I n c reased mon i to r i ng of 1 i q uor outlets ; s ta t i s t i cs on D i v act i v i ty Ja l 2 , 4A : 6 Es tate o f Doug l as H . E l k i n s f i l e s $500 , 000 c l a i m aga i n s t s tate Al coho l i c Beverage Con t ro l D i v a l l eg i ng i ts fa i l ure to po l i ce Amvets C l ub No 1 0 at Faye tte v i l l e con t r i buted to death a fter f i ght Jy2 , lOA: 3 Panel of Leg i s l at i ve Coun c i l recommen ds merger of l i cens i n g and enfo rcement d i v i s ions 05 , 1 3A : l See a l so L i quor Ouach i ta County Archeo l ogl ca l Su rvey. Fou r re search ass i stants to be l os t i n funds cutback Jy l l , 8A : 6 Arch i tects Boa rd. Gov B i l l C l i nton reappts Robert E . Mobl ey Hy2 3 ,4A : 5 Arch i ves and Reco rds . Coun t i es may sel l tapes of voter reg i s t ra t i on 1 i s t s , Attorney Genera l ' s Off i ce ru l e s F 1 6 , 3A : l · Court reco rds dat i n g from 1 808 d i s covered I n Arkansas Su p reme Court c l e rk ' s office Ag7 , 1 0A : 3 Arkan sas-Okl ahoma R i ve r Compact Convn. Gov C l i n ton names S i s te r P i e rre Vorster to Collll'I Mr1 3 , 4A : 4 Arts and H uman i t i es Off i ce Ad Gov C l l n ton appts v i SO"rY COUnc i I Ma rc i a Lew i s to Counc i l F 1 2 , 5C : 8 Gov C l i nton appts Wenda l l G r i ff i n to Counc i l F2 7 , 5A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i n ton names Nancy L l ewa l l en to Counc i l 5 2 7 , 8A : 4 James T . Wh i tehead apptd SJO. 9A : 2 • ARKANSAS - Bu i l d i ng Serv i ces • . 9 ARKANSAS -Bu r i a l Assn 1 980 Bur l a l Assoc i a t ion Boa rd. Gov C l i n ton appo i nts Pete S i ms J r to Bd F7 , 4A : 4 Gov C l i n ton appts Robert G . Wasson to Bd F 1 2 , 5 C : 8 Frank Swi l l i n g reapptd F2 7 , 5A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i n ton appo i nts Lynda Heath Bryant to B d ; Lyn McEven reapptd D3 1 , 6A : l Capi ta l and Capi to l . A rt i c l e on work of Cap i to l groundskeeper M i c key Stephens and h i s work F 7 , 1 D : l Leg i s l a t i ve panel refuses use of Cap i to l room by TV s ta t ion and by UALR My9 , 9A : 5 Gov B i l l C l i nton vetoes b i l l to refurb i sh House and Senate chambers My9 , l 2A : I Leg i s l ators want better po l i ce secu r i ty a round Cap i to l com p l ex Ag22 , 1 2A: 7 A rt i c l e on edu ca t i onal exh i b i ts . housed at Cap i to l B l dg N 7 , l B : 5 Ch i l d Care Fac i l i ty Rev i ew Bd. Gov C l i nton reappo i n t s L l oyd Schuh J r to Bd Ag22 , 6A : 1 C l a i ms Comm i s s i on . Governor B i l l C l i n ton appo i nts Jesse Kea rney to Comn D31 , 6A : 1 See a l so A rk-Su i ts and C l a i ms f2!.L M I ne Exam i n i ng !!!!, Governor C l i nton appts Sondra McKel vey to B d F2 , 2 A: � Gov C l i n ton appts B i l l E . McC l e l l an and Marsha l l Mothe rsbough to Bd F 1 2 , 5C : 8 J . H . R i ce reap po i n ted Hr22 , I OA : 4 Lynde l l B i azo re apptd Mr30 , 2 8A : 8 Lew i s G r i l l apptd to Bd Jy24 ,9A: 2 Co l l ec t ion Agenci es Board . Gov C l i n ton appts Karl S t r i c k l an d to Bd Ja25, 1 1 A : 4 Conrnerce Dept. Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l panel sel ects Comme rce Dept as I ts f f rst ta rget I n s tudy of need for rev i s ion of 1 97 1 reorgan i za t ion of s tate govt Ol 0 , 9A : 4 Panel membe rs d i v i ded on spl i tt i ng up Dept Ol 4 ,4A : 3 See a l so W i l dl i fe Sanctua r i es Computer Se rvi ces Dept . See a l so Ark-Con t racts Cons t i tut i on . Kay C . Goss a r t i c l e on the cons t i t u t i ona l p rocess Ja l 3 , I E : 2 Recent use o f s ta te cons t i tutional conven t i on s Ja20, 1 E : 3 Po l i t i ca l background of rev i s i on at tempts f rom 1 968 to 1 9 78 Ja2 7 , 1 E : I Po l l shows 70 pct in Ark have open m i nd on new cha rter F2 , 1 A :4 Art i c l e g i ves backdrop fo r p l ann i ng a charter F3 , 1 E : 4 Art i c l e rev i ews Arkansas conven t i ons F l 0 , H : 1 Wa l te r Nunn a rt i c l e exp l o res reasons why new charter needed F l 7 , 1 E : 2 Pol i t i cs , I ssues , delegate beha v i o r F24 , 1 E : 4 Ana l ys i s o f characte r i s t i cs o f de l e gates who wrote p roposed cha rte r H r2 1 IE : I P roposed can s t woul d make few changes i n execut Ive b ranch H r9 , 1 E : 3 Compa r i ng func t ions of l eg i s l a t i ve a rt i c l e Mr l 6 , 1 E : I Jud i c i a l a rt i c l e Task Force reaches no recommenda t i ons for conv Mr2 3 , 1 7A : l Arkansas Edu ca t i on Assn panel u rges rejec t i on o f new charter unless changes made i n educ prov i s i ons Mr23 , 1 8A : 3 Jud i c i a l a rt i c l e d i scussed Hr23 , 1 E : 2 P ro v i s ions on l ocal govt Mr30 , I E : l F i nance and taxa t ion changes l n p ro posed cha rte r Ap6 , 1 E : 1 Dr Robe rt A . Lef l a r addresses concerns about p ro posed cha rte r l i s ted by A rkansas Edu ca t i on Assn Ap9 , 5A : l Gene ral p ro v i s ions of the charter Ap l 3 , 1 E : 3 A r�nsas Educa t i on Assn a l ters p ro posa l , wi l l oppose on l y 2 charter p rov i s i ons Ap l 4 , 2A : 7 J i m Guy Tucker says i n terest rates shou l d not be set by cons t i tut i on- Ap1 7 , 6C : l C i t i zens R i ghts panel debates wo rd i ng Ap20 , l OA : J Rat i f i cat ion and separate sub m i s s ion Ap20 , 1 E : 4 P roposa l s d i s cussed by comm i ttees My1 8 , l 8A : l Cons t i tut iona l Conv pl an to have s ta te Supreme Court jus t i ces e l ected by d i s t r i ct s a t tacked Je 1 3 , 22A : I Cha rte r p roposa l s to be rewo rked I n 1 5-day sess i on of Con s t i tut iona l Conv Je1 5 , 1 A : 4 Gazette opposes proposal I n new charter that woul d req u l re e l ect ion of a l l membe rs of the Leg i s l a tu re f rom s i n g l e d i s ts Je1 6 , 1 0A : l Conven t i on reconvene s ; panel rea f f i rms proposal to a l l ow leg l s to ra i se o r l owe r f n te re s t rates; othe r comm i t tees act on p roposa l s Jel 7 , 1 A : 2 Gazette exp l a i n s how p roposed re qu i remen t I n new s ta te charter for two th i rds vote in Leg l s to ra i se • . . . ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut ion 10 ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut i on . . - 1 980 ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut ion w i th va r i abl e rates Je26 , 1 A : B Con ven t i on rewo rds p rov i s ion on c l ean env i ronment and on reca l l of l oca l o ff i c i a l s Je26 ,4A : 5 Gazette sees po ten t i a l p roblem w i th prov i s ions on s i n g l e d i s t r i c t Leg l s , envi ronmen t and freedom of i n fo rma t i on Je26 , 1 2A : l Conven t i on adopts p l a n for Leg l s to set i n te rest l i m i ts ; changes m i nd about g i v i ng voters a cho i ce Je27, 1 A : 8 Equal protec t i on c lause voted ; Conven t ion de letes sec t i on on s tate Boa rd o f Educa t i on and sect ion on veto by a rea res i den ts o f haza rdous l a n d f t l l s Je2 7 , 3A : 4 Cho i ce on method of sel ect i ng Supreme Cou r t j us t i ce , Appea l s Court membe rs to b e offe red voters Je28 , 9A : I A rt i c l e exp l o res mer i ts of appo i n t i ng Sup reme Court and Court of Appea l s j udges Je29 , 1 E : 4 Gazette cal l s proposed system o f f i nanc i n g l oca l govt a m i x tu re o f re form and reg ress i on Je29 , 2E : I E d i to rs comment on p roposa l s on j u dges and on freedom of i n forma t i on Je29 , 3E : 1 Con ven t ion adopts charter to be p l aced on Novembe r ba l l ot Jyl , 1 A : 6 Gov B i l l C l l�ton tel l s del egates he supports document Jy1 , 1 A : 6 Summary of major p rov i s i on s of proposed cha rte r Jyl , 7A : 7 Gazette takes caut ious look a t new cha rte r , rese rves Judgment Jy2 , 1 6A : 1 State AFL-C 1 0 may f i ght bal l o t fo rm wh i ch a l l ows vote on l y for 1 980 con s t i tut i on or fo r keep i ng 1 874 cha rte r Jy4 , 6A : 1 E d i tors a s sess chances o f p roposed cha rte r Jy6 , 3E : 3 Art i c l e takes I n-depth l ook a t freedom of i n fo rma t ion a n d the p ress prov i s ions Jy6 , 4 E : l Su i t f i l ed to b l ock vote on charter; i l l ega l ba l l ot t i t l e a l l eged Jy8 , 9A : l Con t roversy ove r bal l ot t i t l e g rows ; John F . Wel l s f i l es s u i t ; J . B i l l Becker sees dece i t Jy1 3 , 1 E : 1 Ed i to r i a l s c r i t i ca l o f new document Jy1 3 , 3E : I Two ed i tors favor change to appmt of J udges Jy1 J , 3E : l E d i tors con t i nue d i s cus s i on of p roposed charter Jy20 , 3E : 3 Backers o f charter meet , p l an effort to wf n vote Jy28 , 2 A : 2 Support of p roposed Amdt 59 and the p roposed taxes actual l y works aga i n s t average taxpayer Jel 7 , 1 2A : J Panel s ag ree on a p rope rty tax system that a l l ows Leg i s to set d i fferent assessment ra t ios for d i ffe ren t types of p rope r ty; panel votes fo r appmt of Court of Appea l s membe rs; othe r act i on s of pane l s l i s ted Je1 8 , 1 A : 5 Po l l shows on l y 7 pct know of ex i s tence of Cons t i tut I ona 1 Conv Je 1 9, I A : 4 Pane l s make p roposa l for d i v i s i on o f c i rcu i t cts to hand l e fami i y matters and for reduc t i on i n Leg i s vote to approve approp r i at ions Jel 9 , 1 A : 6 Panel t ry i ng to keep State Board of Edu ca t i on fn cha rter desp i te vote to de lete f t Je1 9 , 4A : 7 Conven t i on ap p roves p rovi s I on for reca 1 1 of coun ty, � i ty o ff i c i a l s Je20 , 1 A : 2 Panel app roves 7-member H i ghway Comm Je20,5A: 1 Conmi ttees d i sag ree on c l ean en v i ronment s tatement and on reca l l of e l ected . o ff i c i a l s ; pane l s compl e te rev i s i ons to p rov i s i on s on usury, p rope rty taxat i on , r i ght to i n fo rma t i on and othe r i ss ues Je2 1 , I A : 2 Comm i t tee p roposes to d rop p rope rty tax, use s a l es tax to make up funds loss Je2 l , 3A : 1 Conven t i on adopts 6 f i na l rev i s i on s Je2 1 , 3A : 1 Move to de l e te c l ause on haza rdous l an df i l l fa l l s on t i e vote Je2 1 , 4A : 4 U s u ry l aw change annng p roposa l s f i l ed at dea d l i ne Je22 , I OA : l Cons t i tut i onal Conv l oo k i ng for a con s t i tu ency Je2 3 , 1 E : 4 E d i to r i a l s on p ro posal s now before Conv Je22 , 3E : 3 Conven t i on app roves p l an fo r Gov to appt Court o f Appea l s and Supreme Court j udges Je24 , 1 A : 6 De l egates de feat p roposa l to change H i ghway Comm Je24 , 3A : l Gazette a ttacks p roposal to end p rope rty taxes as a charter fo r the r i ch Je24 , 6A : l Conven t i on votes s t ngl e-membe r d l s t s fo r Leg i s Je25 , 1 A : 4 R i ght to a c l ean and hea l thful en v i ronment and r i ght to i n fo rma t i on abou t govt added to docu ment Je25 , 1 A : 5 S t raw vote shows Conv favo rs a l l ow i ng vo ters to vote on separate pa rts of documen t Je26 , t A : 6 Conven t lon adopts p roperty tax p l an 11 ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut i on 1 980 cha rter u rged by Gov B i l l C l i nton and John E . M i l l e r Jy30 , 1 3A : 1 Ba l l ot t i t l e causes reserva t i on s , but j udge Bruce T. Bul l i on i ss ues no rul i ng Ag6 , 3A : 6 Text of p roposed cons t i tut ion o f 1 980 Agl l , Supp Study of proposed property tax sys tem shows taxes on u t i l i t i es and conmon c a rr i ers woul d decrease, wh i l e taxes on ru ra l , comme rc i a l and i ndus t r i a l property I nc reases ; average statewide reduct tons 1 i s te d ; Jeffe rson an d Pope Coun t ies woul d have huge i nc reases Ag 1 6 , 8A : l Ed l tor l a l s on p roposed charter Ag1 7, 3E : 4 Judge Bul l i on hears more a rg ument on bal lot t i t l e Ag 1 9 , 5A : 4 Gazette ed i to r i a l says rept by Assessment Co-ord i na t i on D i v provi des 1 i t t l e i n fo rma t ion on tax at ion under p roposed cha rter Ag20, 20A : 1 Chancel l o r B ruce T . Bul l ion s t r i kes. down ba l l ot t i t l e Ag22 , l A:S AFL-C I O o ff i c i a l s sue to keep p ro posa l on usury o f f bal l ot Ag22 , 4A : l Common Cause endorses documen t Ag24 , I OA : 7 Arkansas Ba r Assn Counc i l en dorses charter Ag24 , 1 3A : l A rkansas Po l l shows p l u ra l i ty of voters favor new charter Ag2 9 ; 25A: 1 Arkansas Pol 1 shows vo ters favo r 1 0 pct i n terest l i m i t unl ess two-th i rds of Leg i s l at ure vote to ra i se f t ; property tax amdt a l so favo red Ag3 1 , 3E : I E d i to rs comment on vo i d i ng o f ba l l ot t i t le Ag3 1 , 3E : 3 P roposed cha rter i s not accepta b l e , J . B il l Becke r dec l a res SJ , 4A : I Bal l o t t i t l e , name ru l ed p roper fo r usury p roposa l Sl 3 , 4A : l Charter t i t l e fo r bal lot rul ed I n val I d ; voters mus t have c l ea r cho i ce of ' yes ' o r ' no ' on new cha rter S l J , SA : l Federal t ruck i ng t aw p roh i b i ts tax i ng p rope rty a t h i gher rate than other i ndus t r i a l or commerc i a l p rope rty ; l aw p l aces c l oud ove r tax prov i s i on s o f p roposed charter and of Amdt 59 S 1 7 , 1 A : 5 P rov i s ion In feder a l t ruck l ng l aw may protect p roposed tax p l an s i n charter and amdt S 1 6 , 4A :1 Amendment 59 backers to J d educat Jon needed for approva l S 1 8 , 4A : 6 Derro c ra t l c Party p l a t fo rm panel backs ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut ion charter and Amdts 59 and 60 S 1 9 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas Ba r Assn endorses new cha r te r 5 2 1 , SA : l A rkansas Assoc i a t ion o f P rofes s ional Educators backs new charter S24 , 8A : l A rkansas Pol l shows 50 pct of voters undec i ded on charter vote S25 , 1 5A : 3 Local Govern ment I n s t i tute compares p roperty tax rates under d i fferent p roposed chartet' and Arndt 59 S 2 7 , 4A : l Arkansas Po l l shows Arndt 59 ga i n s supporters as 70 pct o f voters favo r p roposed S28 , 3E : 1 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l gets rept on i n c reased costs new cha rte r wou l d b r i ng S30 , 9A : 7 New cha rter shou l d not af fec t cos t o f gov t , D r Robert A . Lefl a r says 0 1 , 8A : 6 County Judges Assn backs charter 04 , 4A : 3 G roup ca l l ed Comm i t tee to F i gh t I n te rest Goug i ng and H i ghe r Taxes ( F I GHT) o rgan i zed to oppose new charter 05 , 3A : l A rkansas Educa t i on Assn u rges defeat of p roposed charter and Arndt 59 0] , 6A : 7 D i scuss ion on usury re vea l s cons ume r s i de once wanted comprom i se 0 8 , 6A : l Comm i t tee for Fa i r Arkansas Interes t Rates ( FA I R) i s �ard a t work mak i n g s u rvey to gu i de s t rategy Ol 0 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas Educa t i on Assn s tand on Arndt 59 d raws c r i t i c i sm f rom Robert Ha rvey 01 0 , 1 1 A : 4 E d i to r i a l s comment on i s sues 01 2 , 3E : 3 Cos t of new charter p ro v i s i ons i n f i rs t yea r w i l l be a t l ea s t $35 m i l l ton , Arkansas Leg l s l a t l ve Counc i l tol d ; repo rt to be sent to a l l rura l newspapers 01 6 , 1 A : 3 Coa l i t ion composed o f Arkansas Com mun i ty O rgan i za t ions fo r Reform Now (ACORN ) , Arkansas Cons ume r Research and the Arkansas State AFL-C I O op• pose Arndt 59 , a rgue J t I s a tax l oop ho l e 01 6 , 1 4A : 6 Gazette endorses adopt i on of new cha rte r 0 1 6 , ZOA : l B l ack l eaders endorse charter 0 1 7 , 9A : 1 Attorney Denve r Thornton says fears of cost i nc reases unfounded 0 1 7 , 9A : l Fo rmer s tate Supreme C t Jus t i ce Con l ey Byrd · deta i l s h i s oppo s i t i on 01 8 , 7A : 7 Thomas C . McRae says ALC rept on cos t i s m i s l ea d i ng , does not cons i de r savings effected 0 1 8 , 9A : 4 Gazette anal yzes ALC oppos i t ion 12 ARKANSAS -Cons t i tut i on . .- 1 980 0 1 8 , 1 8A : I More taxes p red i c ted i f new charter adopted O l 9 , 4A : 1 A r t i c l e suggests pol i t i cs beh i nd Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l oppos i t ion O l 9 , 1 E : 4 Darda nel l e pape r endorses new cha rter 01 9 , 3E : l House Speaker John E . H i l l e r says foes of Arndt 5 9 a re I n e r ro r on I ts effects 022, 6A: 1 Gazette ed d i s cusses the case aga i ns t Arndt 022 , 20A:l Co�n Cause l i s ts reasons to vote for new charter 02 3 , 6A : 2 J . B i l l Becker pred i cts tax i nequ i ty I f Arndt 59 passes 024 , 6A : 3 P roposed charter endorsed by a l l members of Con g ress iona l De l ega t i on except John Paul Hanvnerschm i d t , who cou l d not be reached to f i nd out I f he wan ted to be l i s ted 026 , 4A : l E d i tors co111T1en t on p roposed cha rter 026 , JE : 5 Searcy pape r endorses Arndt 59 0 26 , 3E : 6 J . B i l l Becke r c r i t i c i zes p roposed cha rte r , amdts 02 7 , 4A : 4 Gazette u rges passage of Arndt 60 to a l l ow re moval of 1 0 pct i n te re s t ce i l i n g 0 3 1 , 22A : l · ·Game and F i sh Convn au tonomy cou l d be threatened by new cha rter, a t ty says NI , 4 A : 4 Hew charter wou l d save $ 6 1 . 8 ml 1 1 I on , backer says N2 , 4A : l Sunvnary o f debate ove r p roposed charter N2 , 5A : l Ques t i on o f I n te rest l i m i ts appears twice on ba l l o t ; summary o f debate on p roposa l s N 2 , 6A : l Voters face d i f f i cul t task I n I n terpre t i ng Arndt 5 9 N 2 , 1 6A : l L i s t o f prominent groups fo r and aga i n s t Arnd t 5 9 N2 , 1 6A : l E d i to rs d i scuss p ros and cons of p roposed cha rte r and amdts N2 , )E : l Passage o f new cha rter and Arndt 60 ln j eopa. rdy, A rkansas Pol 1 shows N2 , 3E : 5 North L i t t l e Rock Mayo r W i l l i am F . Laman and l i t t l e Rock Hayor Webs te r Hubbe l l endorse new charter N J , 4A : 1 Vo ters approve Arndt 59 N5 , 1 A : 2 P roposed charter los i ng in vote ; campa i gn fo r adopt ion revi ewed N5 , 1 A : 2 P roposed Arndt 60 on I n te re s t cei l i n g defeated N 5 , 2A : 2 Proposed new charter eas i l y defeated ; Arndt 60 de fea ted ; I n i t i a ted Act No . 1 defeated ; Arndt 59 ·p asses N6 , 8A : 1 Ga zette convnents on fa i l u re of I s sues on ba l t o t NB , t 4A : 1 Cert i f ied vote ARKANSAS -Contracts shows 462 , 2 1 0 aga i n s t and 2 76 , 2 5 7 fo r N25 , 3A : 4 Amendment 59 recd 649 , 307 votes fo r and 1 5 2 , 629 aga i n s t ; Arndt 60 rece i ved 4 1 6 , 1 55 aga i n s t and 32 7 , 1 72 for N25 , 3A : 4 Con t racto r ' s L i cens i n g Boa rd . Gov C l i n ton appts George H . Rozze l l J r to Bd F l 2 , 5C : 8 Gov B i l l C l i n ton names Sam C l a r k to Bd 0 3 1 , 6A : 1 Con tracts . S tate suspends 1 5 f i rms , i n c l ud i n g one part i a l l y owned by James T . Dyke , for fa i l ure to com p l y w i th con t racts Ja 3 , 6A : 7 Aud i t to be made of purchases of con t i nuous mul t i page forms du r i ng 1 97 7 , 1 9 78 and 1 979 Ja l 6 ,IOA : 1 Leg i s l a t i ve panel s tudy i n g the way the s tate purchases insurance i s to l d that the Un i ve rs i ty of Cen· t ra 1 Ark saved $41 , 000 by tak i ng b i ds F2 1 , 5A : 1 State o ff i c i a l s seek p robe o f p r i n t i n g con t racts i n 1 9 77 and 1 978 Hrl 1 , 5A : 3 Wa t k i n s G raph i c I mp ress i ons s u i t cha l l enges awa rd of con t ract for enve l opes to At l an t i c Envel ope Co Hr25 , 5A : 4 Arkansas Tech ' s o rde r for m i meog raph paper was del i vered by Democ rat P r i nt i ng for doub l e the es t i mated cos t ; p r t ce reduced t h rough nego't f a t Ions M r2 5 , 5A : 5 V i rg i n i a compute r serv i ces f i rm ca l l ed SOC I n teg rated Serv i ces sues Soc i a l Serv i ces D i v and Peggy 0 1 Nea l , d i rector of s tate Purchas i n g D i v , because I t d i d not get con t ract a l though I t was apparent J ow b i dde r Hr26 , 1 A : 4 Motoro l a Com mun i ca t i on s to take back ra d i os whose l ate del i ve ry forced State Pol i ce to lose match i n g funds H r26 , 3A : 6 S tate seeks d i sm i s sa l o f su i t by SOC Hr29, 4A : � Chance l l o r Lee Munson d i sm i sses SOC comp l a i n t on computer work on Med i ca i d c l a i ms Ap1 0 , 3A : 3 B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d sues s tate Employers I n s u rance Advi sory Comm i t tee ; s u i t seeks awa rd of con tract for hand l i n g i n s c l a i ms o f s tate empl oyees Hy3 , 1 1 A : 6 Leg i s l a t i ve panel votes to end $ 750 , 000 con t ract w i th Se l tman , Cob b , and B ryaots to prov i de servi ces fo r Computer Servi ces Dept Hy9 , 6A : l S tate purcha s i n g d i v s ta rts new pol i cy 13 ARKANSAS -Con tracts . . - 1 980 on tab u l a t i on of b i ds Hy1 4 , 4A : 7 H rs Jul i a Hughes Jones , a can d i date for state Aud i to r , ca l l s on Gov C l i n ton to release resul ts of State Pol i ce p robe of s ta te p r i n t i ng con tracts i n 1 977-79 My 1 4 , 6A : l State Rep r E . C . Benton objects to new b i d open i n g po l i cy My 1 5 � 5A : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve panel advi ses defe r r i n g o f act i on on $750, 000 con t ract for s ta te Computer Services Dept Hyl 6 , 5A : 1 Gov C l inton says p r i n t i n g p robe w i l l not be f i n i shed before p r i ma ry vote My22 , 4A : 7 Commun i ca t i on s S tudy Com Chmn Knox Nel son refuses to a l l ow Computer Services Dept empl oyees to speak in oppos i t ion to renewal of contract My2 3 , IA : 4 l n te rnat i ona .1 , Inc o f Da l l a s , s e l ected to han d l e i ns c l a i ms of s tate empl oyees My30 , 4A : 5 Cost of con t ract · for Compute r Servi ces Dept reduced to $500 , 000 I n effort to. w i n app rova l Hy3 1 , 5A : 4 Fou r f i rms aga i n present proposa l s for handl i ng Med i ca i d paymen ts My31 , 8B : l P i ne B l uff paper c r i t i ca l of pe rfo rmance o f Knox Ne l son , Max Howe l l and B i l l Wa J ms l ey i n panel refusa l to hear empl oyees Jel , 3E : l S OC f i l es com p l a i n t a l l eg i ng wrongful d i sclosure of p revious b i ds a l l owed B l ue C ross to f i l e low b i d on Med i ca i d payments Je4 , 5A : l P u rchas i n g D i v p l ans for con t racts for consul tant serv i ces d i scussed Jel l , 6A : 2 S tate Senator N i ck W i l son a t tacks p l an fo r b i ds on consul tant servi ces , ca l l s some Purcha s l ng D i v s ta f f Incompeten t ; Peggy O ' Neal s u rp r i sed by attack , says other l eg i s l a to rs asked her to make changes Je 1 2, l A : 2 Leg t s l a t i ve Counc i l dec i de s to ra t i fy whatever dec i s ion i s made by s ubcomm i t tee on compute r ·con t ract Je 1 4 , 1 A : 3 Bl ue C ross w i ns Med i ca id pact on 2nd b i dd i ng Jel 7 , 5A : I Leg i s l a t i ve panel approves cuts I n con s u l tant con t racts for Computer S e rv i ces Dept Je20 , 8A: l State Pol i ce s tudy o f p r i n t i ng con t racts f i nds some i ncons i s tenc i es , but noth i n g I l l ega l Jy9 , 1 3A : J Vendors tel l Peggy O ' Neal the i r concerns on p roposed rul es Jy9 , 1 3A : l P r i n t i ng ARKANSAS - C r i me Labo ra to ry probe ends Jy l 0 , 8A : 6 SOC drops s u i t on Med i ca i d b i d Jy29 , 1 1 A : 2 Game and F i sh Comm exempt from new purcha s i ng J aw except for pu rchases o f p r i n t i ng , s ta t J onery and o f f i ce suppl i e s Ag] , 4A : l Court vo i ds 2 parts o f 1 979 purcha s i ng l aw 02 , 7A : 5 Chance l l o r B ruce T . Bul l ion f i l es dec ree , s tays e f fect to avo i d ove rload on Purchas i ng Off i ce during appeal DI 3 , )A : S P roposed b i l l woul d e s ta b l l s h a r i sk mgmt o ff i ce for s ta te I n s u rance 0 1 9 , SA : l See a l so A rk-Publ i c B l dgs Correct i ons Boa rd . Gov C l i n ton appts Woodson D . Wa l ke r to Bd Ja3 1 , 5A : 4 Co r rec t i ons Depa rtment See also Ark- F i nances--Budget Po l i ce and Law Enfo rcemen t P r i sons-Ark State Pen i ten t i a ry Cosme tology Boa rd . James Jones re appo i n ted Ag6, 1 1 A :4 Geneva M i l l e r and Barba ra Adams reappo i n ted Ag22 , 6A : 1 S�e a 1 so A rk-Barber Exami ners Bd C r i me Convn i s s ion . Boa rd votes to con fer t i t l e of Colonel on I ts execu t i ve d i recto r , Sam Tatom Ja1 1 , 6A : 3 Cutback I n LEAA funds cou l d s pe l l end to Comm My29 , 1 B : 5 See a l so Po l i ce and Law En forcement C r i me Comm i s s ion Supervi sory Boa rd . Gov C l i nton appts Joe N . Peacock to Bd Ja l 0 , 4A : 7 C r i me Laboratory. Senate approves move of State C r i me Lab and Med i ca l Exam i ne r ' s Off i ce to new Publ i c Safety B l dg Ja22 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i n ton names S teve Nawojczyk to head C r i me Lab Mrl 5 , 4A : l Wo rk i ngs o f va r i ous depts exp l a i ned Hy25 , l F : 2 I nc reased caseload c reates need for mo re funds Hy25 , 1 F : 5 Dr Ma l ak reca l l s some I n te res t i ng cases Hy26 , 1 B : 2 P r i n t exami n e rs a re expe rts Hy27 , 1 B : 2 Handwri t i ng expe rts a re pa rt o f s ta f f Hy2 8 , 1 B : 5 Chem i s t anal yzes drug scene My29 , 1 8 : 2 14 .ARKANSAS - C r i m i na 1 1 980 C r i m i na l Detent ion Fac i 1 i t fes Board. Gov C l i n ton appts Mrs Cha r l e s Wt l dy to Bd Ja l 0 , 4A : 7 Con s t i tutiona l i ty of s ta t ute c reat i n g Bd i s cha l l enged Ap2 3 , SA : l Gov C l i n ton appts John Goodson to B d S 2 ] , 8A : 4 See a l so P r i sons-Sa l i ne Co Ja i l Depa rtmen t s a n d Agenc i e s . Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l panel endorses 1 8 ru l es changes p roposed by agenc i es Jy 1 9 , 2A : 5 --Reform and Reo rgan I zat i on : Leg i s l a t i ve s tudy uses ques t i onna i re to test e ffects of 1 97 1 govt re organ i za t ion act Je22 , 5A : l A rt i c l e d i scusses s tudy by Leg i s on p l an to overhaul state govt Jy20 , 1 E : 4 See a l so A rk-Al cohol i c Beverage Con t ro l D i v Ark-Barber Exam i ners Bd Ark-Commerce Dept Ark-Ene rgy Dept Ark- F i nance and Adm Dept Ark-H i ghe r Educa t ion Dept Ark-Human Servi ces Dept A rk-Local Servi ces Dept Ark-Po l l ut i on Con t rol and Ecology Dept Ark-Pub l i c S a fety Dept Po1 i ce-State Po l i ce Sunset Laws and Leg i s ARKANSAS -Econom i c p roposa l to use tax-free s tate and local revenue bonds to prov i de l ow i n te re s t l oans for purchase of agr l ands and equ i pment My1 5 , 1 1 A : 6 State 1 s econ res i s ts reces s ion My2 3 , 9C : 1 E ffects o f recess i on show u p I n s tate tax sunwna ry My3 1 , 1 0A : 4 U S . Agency for I nte rna t i ona l Deve l opmen t purchased ove r $69 m i l l i on I n goods , serv i ces , and agr products J n Ark l as t yr fo r overseas econ devel opmen t p rogram Je 1 8 , 1 9A : 1 State E conoml c Development Dept to beg i n l i s t i ng c l t l es that a re ready fo r I ndus t ry Je24 , 5C : 3 Bus i ness skept i ca l about p l an fo r expen s i ve ads p l anned for Fortune maga z i ne ; Gov B i l l C l i nton and James T . Dyke push i dea Je2 5 , 1 A : 8 Arkansas Po l l shows conce rns o f A rkansans about econ con d i t i ons Jy6, 3 E : l A rt i c l e by Lel an d DuVa l 1 d i s cusses corre l at ion between econ de pres s ion and drouths ; Pope County du r i ng depress i on- d rough of 1 930s i s examp l e Ag l 0 , 1 F : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve l eaders Knox Nel son , L l oyd HcCu i s ton and John E . M i l l e r i nd i ca te Leg l s wi l l . go a l ong w l th conservat I ve mood of coun t ry as refl ected I n gen e l ec t i on N 7 , 7C : 5 See a l so Ag r i cu l ture Ark-Econom i c Devel opmen t Dept Ark-F l nances--Budget Facto r i es F i rs t A rkansas Devel opment F i nance Corp I ncome Penny , J C Company , I nc Travel and Reso rts --Sma l l Bus i ness : State Sen Je r ry Jewe l l u rges b l acks to pool funds to s ta rt b l ack-owned enterpr i ses ; SBA c r i t i c i zed Ja2 , 3A : 3 Gov B l l l C l i n ton terrs Sympos l um on Capi ta t Forma t i on tha t he has been rebuffed at every turn I n effo rts to he l p s ma 1 1 bus i nesses through i nvestment corpo ra t i ons Agl 9 , 5A : 3 Arkansas Sma l l Bus i ness Conf draws up 85 p roposal s to a i d sma l l bus i ness S28 , 8E : 1 Economi c Devel opmen t Adv i so ry Boa rd Doug S i nrnons apptd by Gov 6 1 1 1 Descr ipt ions and l meress i on s . Art i c l e on defama t i on of s ta te of Ark by H . L. Hencken 0 1 9 , 1 F : 2 Econom i c Con d i t ions and Trends . State economy expected to fa l te r i n ea r l y 1 980 Ja 1 3 , 1 2E : 5 Annual review of econ and I ndus growth i n Ark towns du r i ng 1 9 79 Ja2 0 , Sec G Econom i c De vel opment Dept repts i nc rease of 66 pct i n 1 979 l n new p l ant and I n ves tmen ts i n Ark Ja22 , 4C : 3 Recess i on I n s ta te may be softene d , magaz i ne says Ja2 5 , 5C : 7 Fore i gn s a l e s of Ark products through Brusse l s of f i ce ex pected to reach $ 1 6 m i l l ion by s p r i ng FS , 5C : 4 F i nanc i a l d i sas te r fo recas t for s tate by Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark I n dus t r i a l Research a n d Extens ion Cen ter Ap29 , 3C : 7 Membe rs of Gover nor ' s Advi sory ColTWll l t tee to the Eco nom i c Deve l opment CollWll l s s ion to s tudy 15 ARKANSAS -Econom i c 1 980 C I i n ton S 30, 9A : 2 Econom i c Deve lopment Conwn. Gov C t 1 n ton reappts W i l l i am Hen ry Anthony , Wi 1 t i am H . Bowen and Haro 1 d F . O h l endorf to Bd F2 3 , 3A : 2 Some members unhappy a t ro t e Ap1 8 , 4A : l Economi c Deve l opment Dept . Rev i ta l� i zed Brusse l s off i ce g u i des exports o f A rk product s ; $ 1 6 m i l l ion worth so l d F 1 4 , 6C : 4 · James M. Al exander re s i gns as d i rector of i ndus -ag r d i v F22 , 5A : 5 New . s ta te pub l i ca t i on pub l i shed by Dept dupl i ca tes name of Repub l i can Party pape r , A rkansas Out l ook; change to be made Je29 , 4A : 3 · B russel t s of f i ce d i rector Wal dema r E i chmann be l ieves purpose o f o f f i ce I s to create jobs i n Ark; resu l ts f rom change i n emphas i s noted Jyl , 5C : 5 B russe l s off i ce pa i d for I t sel f l as t yea r , rept says Ag22 , 7C : I D i rector James Dyke to re.s i gn 05 , 23A : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves Frank D . Wh i te ' s budget tha t e l i m i nates 2 0 jobs 0 1 7 , 3A : 4 Don Fl anders of Fo rt Sm i th , I s top prospect to head Dept Dl 9 , 1 A : 2 Number of new jobs c reated through Dept I s down · · · th i s yea r 01 9 , 1 I A : 2 See a l so Bureau Techn i que Jean Den i s KDE . Econom i c Deve l opmen t , Governo r ' s Adv i so ry Convn l t tee �· Gov C l i n ton appts R i chard Mason to Com F2 , 2A : 5 Gov C l i nton names Perry S t ra t ton, Bob Meggs , Jean He rvey and Margaret Davenpo rt to Com F7 , 4 A : 4 Penny � l fe and La r ry Levi named Mr22 , 1 0A : 4 Educa t i on Boa rd. Gov B i l l C l i nton reappo i nts A l i ce P res ton Mr22 , l OA : 4 E l ec t i ons Note: Here a re entered a r t i c l es on el ect i on o f s ta te l e g i s l a tors , s ta te o ff i c i a l s � court J udges , and US Reprs and Sens . Local e l ec t i ons a re ente red under the name of the c i ty o r coun ty . Schoo l e l ec t i ons a re under E d uca t i on . . Wa l te r Nunn d f scusses succe s s fu l techn i q ues fo r w i nn i ng e l ec t i on i n 16 ARKANSAS - E l ec t tons Ark , i nc l ud i n g advert i s ing and o rgan i za t i on ; 1 978 campa i gn by G l o r i a Cabe for seat i n Leg i s i s examp l e of success F 1 4 , 1 B : 2 Pol i t i ca l off i ce f i l i ngs s ta rt March 1 1 , end Ap r i l 1 ; f i rst vote l s May 2 7 ; seve ral .of f i ces to be f i l l ed M r1 1 , 3A : 6 Dea rth of cha l l engers for the May e l ec t i on i s unusua l M r1 6 , 1 E : 5 Can d i dates total 263 for state and reg i ona l off i ce s as f l 1 Ing pe r i od ends fo r party p r i ma ries Ap2 , 1 A : 4 L i s .t of Dems for statewJde and d i s t off i ces Ap2 , 6A : l L i s t of Republ l ean can d i dates for s tatew i de and d i s t o f f i ces Ap2 , 6A : 3 Gazette sees me l ancho l y pol f t l ca l yea r , no d i scus s i on o f s tate ' s needs Ap4 , 2 0A : 1 Democ rats gathe r a t Russe l l v i l l e for t ra d i t iona l open i ng of p r i ma ry campa i gn Ap6 , 1 4A : 6 Art i c l e on ' cut t i n g the fat ' dur i n g e l ec t i on years Ap27 , 1 E : l C rowds f l oc k to pol i t i ca l ra l l i es as can d i dates use l es s TV ads My1 1 , 1 A : 4 No vember ba l l ot c l u ttered w i th i ssues and cand i dates My1 1 , 1 E : 5 Famt l y , L i fe , Ame r i c a , God (FLAG) releases repU es of several can d i dates to ques t i ons by FLAG My 1 6 , 5A : 7 Leader sh i p Roundta b l e at L i t t l e Rock makes endorsements My 1 8 , SA : l Can d i dates and name recogn i t ion My 1 8 , 1 E : 2 Do· nat i ons l i s ted I n seve ra l races My22 , 4A : 4 Voter t u rnout of on l y 45 pct pred i cted My2 5 , l A: 4 General e l ec t i on I n Novembe r coul d be I n te res t i n g My25 , 1 E : 5 C rowds gather a t State Capi tol for e l ec t i on n i gh t party . My28 , 1 7A : 2 Voter tu rnout l s on l y 40 pct My30 t 1 4A : 5 A rt i c l e on efforts o f Arkansas Pol ! to t rack the uncom· m l tted voter My30 , 2 3A : 3 Gazette cal l s for en d to p ract i ce of gathe r i n g pet i t i on s i gnatures at po l l i n g p l aces Je3 , 1 2A : 1 Most cand i dates i n runoff subm i t campa i gn g i ft s l f s t Je4 , 4A : 3 P r i mary runoff has turnout of on l y 2 6 . 5 pct Je l 9 , 6A : l Art i c l e d i scusses advert i s i n g ex pend i tu res by candi dates I n Ark p r i ma r i e s Jy27 , 1 E : 2 Fa f r weathe r , record turnout expected for e l ec t i on ; s tate campa i gn s , charter changes f i l l ARKANSAS - E l ec t J ons 1 980 ba l l o t N2 , 1 A : 5 Off i c i a l s expec t up to 800, 000 to vote today N4 , 1 A : 2 Voter tu rnout except i ona l l y heavy ; some voters i n l i ne 2 h r s N5 , 2A: 7 E l ect ion n i ght party at State Cap i to l i s rem i n i scent o f earl i e r e ra I n s ta te pol i t i cs NS , 6A : l Gazette com men ts on Repub l i can majo r i t i es i n Ark N9 , 2E : l Number o f votes ca s t sets record N25 , 3A : 4 --Advert t s i n g : See a l so Ark- E l ect ions {gen ) Ark- E l ec t i ons --Governor --Attorney Gene ra l : S teve C l ark to seek ree l ect ion Mr2 , I OA : 3 S teve C l a rk d i scusses p l ans for 2nd term as he f i l es for ree l ect ion Mr22 , 5A : 1 S teve C l a rk unopposed Ap2 , 1 A : 4 --Aud i to r : Jul i a Hughes Jones to seek o f f i ce H r l 9 . 5A : 7 B l ograph i ca l sketch o f Anderson Apl , 7A : 4 James D . Anderson f i l es Ap4 , 1 A : 4 Arkansas AFL-C I O endorses J u l ia Hughes Jones Ap20 , 1 A : 5 Jul l a Hughes Jones en dorsed by Uti i ted T ranspo rtat ion Un ion Ap25 , 1 1 A : 3 Mrs Hughes ca l l s for re l ease of f i n d i ngs i n State pol i ce probe of s tate p r i n t i n g cont racts about wh i ch her opponen t , Andy Ander son , was ques t i oned ; Anderson a l so cal l s for re l ease My1 4 , 6A : I S umma ry of campa i gn Hy l 8 , l 2A : l Gov C l i n ton tel l s H rs Jones p r i nt i n g con t ract s tudy wt l l not be f i n i shed befo re p r i ma ry Hy22 , 4A : 7 Jul i a Hughes Jones takes s t rong l ead t n· race Hy2 8 , 4 A : lt Hrs Jones w i n s 55 . 7 pct of vote Hy29 , 3A : 6 Unof f i c i a l returns (by county) My29 , 1 2A : 8 O f f l c l a l e l ect ion returns Je1 0 , 7A : l Hrs F i sh e r , unopposed for o f f i ce , ra i ses $66 , 49 3 and spends $58, 556 Je28 , I OA : l --Chancery Cou rts : ·--D i s t 2 : Hen ry W i l son seeks ree l ect ion to Pos i t ion 3 Mr1 B , 3A : 6 - -- D i s t 6 : Arkansas Supreme Ct hears a rgumen ts in s u i t by Jack D. F i l es over ma l funct i on -o f vot i ng mach i nes J n h i s 1 9 78 race wi th Lee Hunson for chance l l o r seat Ja8 , I OA : l S tate Supreme C t a f f i rms d i sm i ssal of ARKANSAS - E l ect i ns - -C i rcu i t 2 l aws u i t s cha l l en g i ng lee A . Munson ' s w i n over Jack D . F i l es for chance ry judge in 1 9 78 F26 , J A : 2 - -- D i s t 1 2 : Bern i ce L . K i ze r seeks ree l ect i on to Pos i t ion 2 H r 1 8 , 3A : 6 ---D i s t 1 3 : Henry S . Yocum J r seeks ree l ect ion Hr1 8 , 3A : 6 -- -D i s t 1 6 : Ca r l B . HcSpadden seeks ree l ect lon Hr20 , 3A : 4 --C i rcu i t Courts : - - -D i s t 2 P rosecutor : Dav i d Burnett seeks ree l ect i on Mr29 , 1 2A : 1 - - -D i s t 3 P rosecuto r : J i m Stal l cup seeks ree l ect ion M r 1 8 , 3A : 6 - - -D i s t 4 P rosecu to r : K i m Sm i th f i l es for ree l ect ion Mr22 , 6A : 4 --- D i s t 5 Prosecuto r : A l ex S t ree t t f l i es for ree l ect ion Ap l , 1 A : 4 - - - D i s t 6 P rosecuto r : W i l bu r C . Ben t l ey seeks 2nd term Mr 1 2 , 3A : 6 ---D i s t 7 P rosecuto r : Dan i e ] H . Ha rmon f i l es for ree l ec t ion Ap2 , 1 A : 4 Harmon wi thdraws f rom race ; had no oppos i t ion Hyl , 4A : 5 Bob Al sob rook defeats Bob Fraz i e r and Cu r t i s R i chard fo r post N6 , 6A : 4 . . ---D i s t 8 Prosecu to r : James Houston Gunter J r f i l es for 3rd t e rm Hr2 7 , 1 0A : 6 - - -D i s t 9-East Prosecuto r : W . H . Arno l d and John H . Jackson f i l e Ap4 , 1A:4 --- D i s t 9-West P rosecuto r : E r i c B i shop seeks ree l ec t ion Hr29 , 1 2A : 1 M i ckey Buchanan f i l es Ap1 , 1 A : 4 ---D i s t 1 0 P rosecuto r : John F ran k G i bson J r seeks 2nd term H r 2 , 1 0A : 3 ---D i s t l l Prosecuto r : Wayne Mat thews f i l es for ree l ect ion Apl . 1A:4 ---D i s t 1 2 Prosecutor: Ron F i e l ds f i l es for 2nd term H r2 7 , 1 0A : 6 - - -D i s t 1 3 P rosecuto r : · Robert s . Laney f i l es H r2 8 , 4A : 2 --- D i s t 1 4 Prosecuto r : Gordon Webb seeks ree l ect ion Mr22 , 6A : 4 Hr22 , l OA : 4 --- D i s t 1 5 P rosecuto r : Tom Tatum seeks ree l ec t i on Hr2 1 , 7A: l ---D i s t 1 6 P rosecutor: T. J . H i ve l y f i l es fo r ree l ect ion Mr300 BA: 3 17 ARKANSAS - E l ec t l on s --C l rcu i t . .. 1 980 ARKANSAS - E l ec t ions--Cong ( Se n ) Robert ---D i s t 1 7 Prosecuto r : Edwa rds seeks 2nd term Mr2 7 , 1 0A : 6 ---D i s t 1 8 P rosecutor: Wa l te r G . Wr i gh t seeks ree l ec t i on M r2 1 , 7A : l - - - D i s t 1 9 Prosecuto r : Dav i d S . C l i nger f i l es fo r ree l ec t ion Mr26 , 6A : 3 ---D i s t 20 · P rosecuto r : W i l l i am C l ay B ra .z i 1 f l 1 es fo r ree l ec t Ion M r2 9 , 1 2A : I --Congress ( H R ) : ---D i s t 1 : B i.l l A l exander repts $46, 372 recd toward ree l ec t ion f9 , 7A : 2 A l exander f i l es for ree l ec t i on Mr25 , 5A : 3 A l exander unopposed Ap2 , 1 A : 4 B i l l A l exander l i s t s h i s campa i gn g i ft s 029 , 4 A : 6 --- D i s t 2 : E d Bethune l i s t s campa i gn con t r i bu t i on s Ja29 , 3 A : 4 Ga zette l i s ts reasons i t be l i eves E d Bethune shou l d b e defeated , suggests names of J i m Guy Tucker and Hen ry Hodges a s s u i tab l e Dem opponent Mr1 6 , 2E : 1 Democ ra t s may recru i t opponen t for Bethune M r 1 8 , 3A : 4 L i tt l e Rock Mayo r Webster L . Hubbe l l says he may seek seat M r2 1 , 1 A : 3 Hubbe l l w i l l not run Mr28 , 1 0A : l Sea rcy paper advi ses Dems to forget oppos i t ion for Bethune Hr30 , 3E : 3 · E d Bethune f i l es for 2nd term Apl , 1 A : 4 J . L . Wh i tten f i l es as Dem Apl , 1 A : 4 B i ograph i c a l sketch of Wh i t ten Apl , 6A : l James G . Re i d f i l es as Dem Ap2 , I A : 4 Re i d says he was not recru i ted by Democrats Ap2 , 9 A : 4 Bethune l i s ts campa i gn . dona t i ons Ap l � 4A: 7 J . R . Wh i t ten opens h i s campa i gn ; hopes hard work w i l l l ead to w i n Ap1 9 , 3A : 2 A rkansas AFL - C I O dec l i nes to endorse any cand i da t � ; Re i d o f fended g roup by ca l l i ng natl hea l th I ns soc i a l i zed med i c i ne Ap20, 1 A : 5 A rkansas Pol l shows Bethune far ahea d ; job ra t i n g good Ap20 , 3E : 5 Sunvnary o f Dem campa i gn for nom i nat ion Hyl 8 , 7A : l Re i d l eads Wh i tten for Dem nom i na t ion My28 , 1 7A : l Bethune fund r i ses to $ 73 , 552 ; Re J d repts Re i d supports rrost o f $356 Jy1 8 , 6A : 6 Dem:>c ra t i c p l a t fo rm , b u t not E RA Agl h James G . Re i d favors i n c rease 9A : 5 i n s i ze o f m i l i tary , opposes ERA Ag2� 4A : 5 B i l l y R . Hubanks f i l es as w r i te- i n can d i date S25 , 1 3A : l Ed Bethune l i s ts con t r i bu t i o n s 0 1 7 , l 7A : l E d Bethune eas 1 1 y defeat s James 6 . Re i d N 5 , 8A : l N6 , 7A : 1 C e rt i f i e d e l ec t ion ret u rns show Bethune got 1 59 , 1 48 votes to 4 2 , 2 78 fo r Re i d N25 , 3A : 4 - -� D i s t 3 : John Pau l Hanme r schm i d t f i l es for 7th term M r2 9 , 1 2A : 1 Hammerschm i d t unopposed A p2 , 1 A : 4 --- D i s t 4 : Beryl F . An thony l i s ts campa i g n con t r i bu t i on s Ja29 , 3A : 4 Anthony f i l es for 2nd t e rm Apt , 1 A : 4 Anthony unopposed A p2 , 1 A : 4 Beryl Anthony . J r, who I s unoppose d , 1 i s t s campa i gn don a t ions 028 , 7A : 1 --Congress (Sen ) : Da l e Bumpe rs re membe rs h i s upset of a vete ran , p l an s to open h i s campa i gn ea r l y Ja20 , 6A : l Con t r i butors to Bumpers campa i gn I i s ted Ja29 , 3A: 1 Senate b t d by B i 1 1 A l exander poss i b l e M r 1 6 , 4A : 7 Spokes man den i e s that Cha r l es H . Murphy en cou rages B i l l A l exander to seek seat h e l d by Da l e Bumpe rs ; Jackson T . S tephens supports Bumpe r s ; S tephens fam i l y has neve r supported Bumpers I n pol-lt f c a l race Hr1 6 , 1 E : 5 Benton ed i tor says A l exander t r i a l b a l l oon s de f l a ted be fore they a re l a unched M r2 3 , 3E: 1 B i 1 1 A l exander f 1 J es for re e l e c t ion to h i s House sea t M r25 , 5A : 3 Da l e Bumpers f i l es for 2nd t e rm Mr30 , 4A : l Ap l , J A : 4 W l l l l am P . C l a rk f i l es as Repub l i can Ap2 , 1 A : 4 B i og ra ph i ca l sketch of C l a rk Ap2 , 9A : 2 Senator Bumpers gets $ 64 , 2 1 9 I n donat i on s Ap 1 5 , 4A : 7 Arkansas Po l l rates Bumpers fa r ahead Ap20 , 3E : 5 C l a rk cha l l enges Bumpers to debate I s sues Je2 3 , 3A : 6 B i l l C l a rk a t tacks Sen Bumpers fo r oppos i n g tax cut Jy5 , 5A : 3 Da l e Bumpers says $ 4 1 , 31 1 ra i sed I n 3 rro s for h i s campa i gn Jy1 0 , 1 2A : 4 B i l l C l a rk repts con t r i b u t i ons Jyl 6 , 5A : 6 C l a rk ca l l s Bumpe rs ' v i ews soc i a l i s t i c Ag8 , 1 3A : I Pol l s hows Bumpers fa r ahead Ag1 3 , 1 9A : 4 Bill C l a rk ho l ds p ress conf a t N a t iona l Ceme t e ry to comp l a i n about Bumpe rs vote on VA budget Ag22 , 4 A : 7 Wa l te r T . (Mack) McCa r ty o f Les l i e , t o make unoff i c i a l race fo r Senate seat Ag26 , 7A : 6 C l a rk p ress conf a t ceme t e ry 18 ARKANSAS - E l ec t l ons--Cong (Sen) 1 980 gate rebuked by ed Ag 3 1 , 3 E : 5 C l a rk a t tacks B umpe rs on w i n d fa l l tax on o i l S 6 , 5A : l About 700 persons a t tend fund-ra i s i ng d i nn e r a s Bumpers opens campa i gn S 7 , 8A : l C l a rk has t roub l e f l n d i ng I s sues aga i n s t Bumpers S 7 , 3E : 3 E d i to r i a l on C l a rk appeal to o i l i ndus t ry fo r funds S 9 , 1 2A : l Ed i tor convnen t s on s t rength o f Bumpe rs , says he may be g reatest po l i t i c i an i n s ta te ' s h i s to ry S l 1 ,22A : I B i l l C l a rk says US s houl d expel certa i n Cubans S l 3 , 3A : 5 Ne i th e r Bumpers nor C l a rk backed by s tate AFL-C I O S l 3 , 1 1 A : l C l a rk urges US rega i n con t ro l o f Panama Can a l 02 , 1 2A : 5 Gaze t t e en dorses Bumpers for re-e l ec t ion 0 1 1 , 20A : 1 B i l l C l a rk says he has l ea rned 1 9 , 000 Cuban and Ha i t i an refugees to be sen t to Fo r t Cha ffee 0 1 4 , 3A : 4 B i i l C l a rk l i s ts con t r i but ions 0 1 7 , 1 1A: 1 B l 1 1 C l a rk a t tacks Da l e Bumper s vote on sex educ O l 8 , 4A : l Bumpers l i s t s campa i gn g i fts 0 1 8 , l lA : l Mont i ce l l o paper l i s ts some Bumpers ach i evements O l 9 , 3E : 2 Bi l l C l a rk favors s i n g l e te rms fo r sena tors 02 1 , 6A : 6 B i l l C l a rk says Bumpers e i the r l i ed or was duped on US m i l i ta ry s t rength 022 , 4A : 7 B i l l C l a rk cha rges Da l e Bumpe rs has no re gard for r i g h t , wrong and the t ruth 025 , 8 A : 6 Campa i gn con t r i but i on s l i s ted b y Bumpers and C l a rk 030 , 5A : l B i l l C l a rk l i s ts 2 3 Bumpe rs votes aga i n s t defense spend i n g N l . 2A : 3 B i l l C l a rk a t tacks Bumpers on p rayer i n schoo l s and gun con trol N 2 . 4 A : 7 Sena tor Da l e Bumpers eas i l y ree l ected N5 , 8A : l Da l e Bumpers defeats B i l l C l a rk by 4 73 , 1 32 to 323 . 09 1 ; Bumpe rs l oses t n h i s home county of Frankl i n N6 , 7A: l Ce r t i f i ed e l ec t ion returns show Bumpers go t 4 7 7 , 905 vo tes to 330 , 576 for C l a rk N25 , JA : 4 Da l e Bumpers and B i l l C l a rk l i s t campa i gn con t r i bu t i ons D 1 7 , 20A : 8 --Contested a n d D i spute d : Ha r l an H . Ho l l eman , new chmn of s ta te Re publ l can Party , says GOP shou l d name a capt I n each p re c i n c t to watch fo r e l ec t ion hanky-panky , adds that Demo c ra t s who ord i na r i l y m i gh t have used ARKANSAS E l ec t lons- -Court such tac t i c s were on Republ i can s i de i n 1 980 e l ec t ions D7 , 1 A : 2 Gazette commen t s on Hol l eman v i ew o f e l ec t ion fraud D l I ,24A : l See a l so A rk-E l ec t i on s - - Chancery C t - - -D i s t 6 A rk-E l ec t t on s - -Leg i s l a t u re (HR) - - D l s t 3 , Pos i t ion 3 --Court of Appea l s : Summary o f races Hy2 5 , 1 4A : 1 ---Di st J : Chance l l o r George K . C ra c ra f t o f Hel ena , seeks seat H r5 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 2 : James R . Coope r f i l es Mr25 , 5A : 4 John B . D r i ve r f i l es H r2 6 , 2A : 6 G l en don H . Wa l ke r f i l es H r2 7 , I OA : 6 Herbert L . Ray f i l es M r2 8 , 4 A : 4 D r i ve r and Wa l ke r appea r headed for runoff My28 , 4A : 4 John B . D r i ve r and Jame·s R. Cooper I n runo ff My29 , l OA: 1 O f f i c i a l e l ec t i on returns i n Dem James preferent i a l p r i mary Je 1 0 , 7A : 1 R . Coope r w i n s seat Je 1 1 , l 4A : 2 Cert i f i ed resu l ts o f runoff Jel 9 , 6A : I ---D i s t 3 : Lawson C l on i nger seeks pos t F24 , 5A : 2 Rona l d H. Mccann f i l es Ap2 , 1 A : 4 C l on i ng e r defeats HcCann My28 , 4A : 4 My29 , 1 0A : l O ff i c i a l e l ec t ion re t u rns l n Dem p r i mary Je l O , 7A: 1 --- D i s t 4 : Dona l d Corb i n o f Lewl svl 1 1 e seeks s e a t F20 , 9A : 3 Joseph W . Swaty seeks seat M r9 , 1 0A : 4 Corb i n l eads i n ea r l y returns My28, 4A : 4 Corb i n defeats Swaty .Hy29 , 1 0A : 1 O ff i c i a l e l ect i on returns i n Dem p r i ma ry Je1 0 , 7A : l - - -D i s t 5 : C i rc u i t Judge Mel v i n May f i e l d announces h l s cand i dacy fo r pos t F6 , 6A : 3 Chance l l o r Tom G l aze ---D i s t 6 : seeks seat Ja l 2 , 4A : 3 H . S tee l e Hays and C ha r l e s A . B rown f i l e Mr29 , 1 2A : l W . H . D i l l ahunty to seek seat as i ndepen den t Ap5 , 1 0A : 4 W. H . D i i l a hunty q ua l l f l es as I ndependent can d i date Je4 , 2A : 5 Gazette endorses Thomas G 1 aze 0 1 9 , 2E : 1 S uninary o f campa i gn be tween W . H . D i l l ahunty and Thomas A . G l aze 026 , 9A : l Thomas A . G l aze hea d i ng for v i c to ry I n ea r l y returns N5 , 7A : 1 Thomas A . G l aze w i n s pos i t ion N6 , 6A : 7 19 ARKANSAS -E l ec t f on s -- F l nances 1 980 - - F i nances : Democra t i c panel sets f i l i ng fees fo r cand i da tes I n s ta te Ja20 , I I A : I See a l so Ark- E l ec t lons - -Congress (HR) - - 0 Is t 2 Ark- E l ec t l on s - -Congress (Sen ) - - Governor : No s e r i ous oppos i t ion to ree l ec t ion of Bi 1 l C l i nton ex pected M r l 6 , 1 E : 5 Mon roe A . Schwa r t z l ose opposes Gov B i l l C l i n ton i n Dem p r i mary H r1 9 , 2A : 3 S chwa rtzl ose makes fo rma l announcement Hr20 , 3A : 7 Repub l i cans f i nd tha t l aw does not req u i re cand i da te th i s y r J n o rder to keep party a l i ve Mr25 , 5A : 6 E d i to r i a l on re t u rn of Schwa rtzl ose Mr25 , 8A : l F ra n k D . Wh i te a ga i n den i es rumor that he wi l l be GOP cand i da te M r29, 2A : 5 P i ne B l u f f paper d i sappo i n ted that C l i n ton has no s l g n i f l cant oppo s i t l on Mr30 , 3E : 3 C l i nton f i l es fo r 2nd term Apl , 1 A : 4 Repub l i cans Frank O. Wh i te and Marsha l l Ch r i sman f i l e Ap t , 1 A : 4 C l i nton , Wh i te a n d Ch r i sman s ta tements a t f i l i ng ceremony Ap l , 6A: l Gov C l i n ton , Frank Wh i te and Marshal I Ch r i sman d i scuss race Ap6 , E d i to r i a l s on can d i dates Ap6 , IE:l Mrs Jane W i l son , Gov C l i n ton ' s 3E : l appmts Secy , to run h i s e l ec t i on campa i gn Ap l 2 , 4A : l P i ne B l uf f Com me rc i a l commen t s on Frank Wh i te ' s a t tack on i n f l a ted s ta te budget Ap 1 3 , 3 E : 6 Arkansas AFL-C I O endorses C l i n ton I n Dem p r i ma ry and C h r i sman i n GOP Ap20 , J A : 5 F rank Wh i te b l ames C l i n ton fo r govt g rowth Ap2 3 , 3A : 5 B I J 1 C l i n ton defends h i s pol i t i ca l record Ap23 , 1 7A : I Schwa r t z l ose w i l l ed h f s C l e ve l and County farm to the Arkansas S he r i ffs Assn Boys and G i r l s Ranches l as t yea r , s i gns paper a g ree i n g to g i ve I t to g roup . I m med i a te l y I f he i s e l ected gov Ap2 5 , 1 A : 2 C l i n ton endorsed by Un i ted Transporta t ion Un i on Ap25 , 1 1 A : 3 Ha rs ha 1 ' Ch r I sman says GOP u rged h I m to l eave race Ap26 , 2A : 7 Con t r i b u t i ons 1 t s t s hows C J J n ton has recd $ 1 00 , 252 ; Wh i te $ 1 6 , 376 ; and Schwa rt z l ose $ 3 , 700 My2 , 9A : l Com pa r i son of C l I n ton s ta ff w i th that of ARKANSAS -E l ec t lons- -Gove rnor P ryor p roves d i f f i cu l t My4 , 1 A : 4 McGehee pape r co1Tments on Schwa rt z l o se can d i dacy My4 , 3E : I F ra n k D . Wh i te c r i t i ca l of C l i n ton method of fund i ng roads , says general revenues s ho u l d be cons i de red My8 , 6A : l Gazette com ments on I ssues My9 , 30A : 1 C l t nton Schwa rtzl ose campa i gn has l i gh te r moments My1 1 , 1 A : 4 Frank Wh i te u rges Fo rt Sm i th to seek fede ral a i d , ap p roves n uc l ea r ene rgy My 1 4 , 2A : 7 Arkansas Pol l shows C l i n ton w i th 70-6 l ea d ove r Schwa rtzl ose My l '4 , 1 5A : l Wh i te and Schwa r t z l ose rept on g i fts Hy20 , 5A : 7 C l i nton con t r i butors l i s ted My2 1 , 1 0A : I Summary o f C h r i sman -Wh i te con te s t fo r GOP nom i na t i on Hy25 , 1 5A : l Gazette endorses C l i n ton My25 , 2E : l Gov C l f n ton eas i l y w i ns Dem nom i na t ion Hy28 , 1 A : 6 Frank Wh i te defeats Marsha l l C h r i sman fo r GOP nom i na t ion Hy28 , 4A : 3 Gov C l i n ton no t \«> r r l ed by s i ze of vote for Schwa rt z l ose , who ca r r i ed 7 coun t i es Hy29 , I A : 6 Frank Wh i te and Del i a Combs unconce rned by l i gh t vote i n GOP p r i ma ry , po i n t to ant i - C l i nton vote In Dem p r i ma ry My29 , 8A : l Art i c l e d i scusses message vo t e rs sent Gov C l i n ton i n vote for h i s opponen t Jel , 1 E : 5 Gazette comments on C l l n ton and Wh i te showi ng Je l , 2E : 1 E d i to rs commen t on l a rge vo te for Schwa rtz l ose Jel , 3E : l frank O . Wh i te urges C l i n ton to f i re exec u t i ve a s s t S teve Sm i th for not ha l t i ng SAWE R p rog ram ; o t he r a i des a t tacked Je8 , SA : 1 Of f i c i a l to t a l returns in p r i ma ry Jel O , 7A : 1 Gazette po i n ts out that Wh i te was respon s i b l e for e s tab of econom i c development o f f i ce I n Be l g i um , now a t tacks Gov C l i nton for s ta te o ff i ce Frank Wh i te i n Was h i ngton Je22 , 2E : l con t i nues a t tack on SAWE R p roject B i l l C l i nton spent Je24 , 7A : 3 $74 , 560 I n p r i ma ry and F rank D . Wh i te spent $ 29 , 8 1 7 ; Mon roe Schwa r t z l ose spent $ 4 , 400 ; Wh i te and C l i n ton l i s t a dd i t i on a l con t r i butors Je2 7 , 7A : 1 Arkansas Pol l s hows C l i nton has l a rge l ead over Wh i te Jy2 , 1 7A : 3 B i l l C l i nton names Maur i ce Sm i th campa i gn Chm and R i chard P . Herget campa i gn · 20 ARKANSAS 1 980 - E l ec t i ons--Governor A RKANSAS - E l ec t t on s - -Gove rnor mgr Jy l 3 , 7A : 1 Frank D . Wh i te vows to probe pol i ce agency ove r l a p , corrmen t s on noto r veh i c l e fee r i se Jy22 , 3A : 3 Wh i te c r i t i c i ze s Gov C l i n ton for not t r i nwn l ng s tate spen d i ng Jy23 , 9A : l P i ne B l uf f pape r c r i t i ca l of Wh i te ' s effort to expl o i t Cuban refugee i s sue Jy2 7 , 3E : l Wh i te says C l i n ton fa i l ed to wa tch econ s i gna l s Agl 2 , J 2A : 3 Wh i te says C l i n ton shou l d s top was te i n CETA p rogram o f the Ozark I n s t i tute Ag26 , 7A : l C l i n ton says charges by Wh i te a re un t rue Ag28 , 4A : l Ozark I n s t i tute D i rector Edd Jeffords de nounces a t tack by Wh i te Ag30 , 1 A : 2 B i l l C l i n ton keeps l ea d ove r F rank Wh i te in po l l S 3 , 1 7A : 3 Col umn on Frank Wh i te ' s tac t i cs S 7 , 1 E : 3 Gazette says Gov C l i nton has been grand· s tand i ng on Cuban refugees S l J , l 6A : 1 C l i n ton s t i l l h a s sol i d l ead ove r Wh i te S26 , 2 JA : 3 Wh i te c r i t i c i zes C l i n ton on s ta te budge t , othe r ma t te rs 02 , J OA : I Meat p rocesso r , Wayne Owe n , a s ks Arkansas Mea t Pro cessors and locker Assn members to con t r i bu te to re-el ect i on fund for Gov B i l l C l i n ton , then cance l s re ques t because o f adverse pub l t e l ty 0 8 , 1 1 A : 6 Arkansas Gazette endorses C l i n ton fo r ree l ec t ion 0 9 , 1 2A : l Gov C l i n ton ' s . refus a l to fo recas t s ta te revenues ' ab s u rd ' Wh i te says 0 1 0 , 7A : l Wh i te a t tacks P re s i den t Ca rte r and 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton on Cuban s i tua t ion 0 1 1 , ]A : l Can d i dates l i s t campa i gn con t r i b u t i on s 0 1 2 , l OA : l C l i n ton ca 1 l s Wh t te 1 s a d on Cubans a cheap shot 0 1 4 , 3A : 4 Wh i te accuses C l i n ton o f neg l ect o f needs o f s ta te em p l oyees 0 1 4 , 4A : J Wh i te says he ge t s super response from a d on Cubans 0 1 5 , 1 2A : 1 Wh i te accuses C l i n ton o f re fus i n g to revea l fee l i ngs on tax i n c rease 0 1 5 , 1 2A : 2 C l i n ton . has 2 to 1 l ead over Wh i te , Arkansas Po l l shows 0 1 5 , 22A : 6 C l i n ton po i n t s to ach i eve ments a s p roof of a b i l i ty 0 1 6 , 1 2A : 1 Wh i te renews a t tack on C l i n ton on Cuban i s s ue 0 1 6 , 1 2A : l Adve r t i sement i nd i ca te s forme r A rk Supreme Court Jus t i ce J i m Johnson supports Wh i te Frank D . Wh I te supports 0 1 6 , 1 7A : t 21 h i gher t ruck we i gh t l im i t , wou l d ro l l back motor veh i cl e l i ce n s e fees 0 1 7 , 1A:2 B i l l C l i n ton c a l l s Cuban refugee ad ' bunk that preys on fea rs ' 0 1 7 , 1 A : 2 Wh i te re l eases J r f rom gov of Penn s y l van i a to P res C a rte r on Cuban refugees 0 1 7 , 2A : 5 Gazette asks exa c t l y what F rank Wh i te th i nks C l i n ton shou l d have done to h a l t use Frank o f Camp Cha f fee 0 1 7 , 24A : 1 Wh i te says t ruth i n ad on Cubans hurts C l i n ton 0 1 8 , 1 A : 6 B i l l C l i n ton uses hour- l ong rad i o p rog ram to answer ques t i ons , many o f them ra i sed by Frank Wh i te Ol 8 , 1 A : 6 Randa l l Mat h i s says use of Cuban I ssue I s a low b l ow i n campa i gn 0 1 8 , l A : J W l l l i am H . Bowen , former emp l oy e r o f Wh i te , c r i t i c i zes h i s record 0 1 9 , SA : l Wh i te respcnds to c r i t i c i sm o f h i s work I n A rkansas I ndus t r i a l Deve l op ment Comm, c i tes recess ion 01 9 , SA : l Ben ton paper says vote for Wh i te I s a vote for i gnorance 0 1 9 , 3E : l Gazette ed on Wh i te p l an for heav f e r t rucks 020 , J OA : l Gov C l i n ton and A s s t Transpo rtat ion Secy W i l l i am B . John� ton announce free i n g o f $ 1 5 . 5 mf l l f on for NW Ark roa ds ; po l i t i ca l overtones noted 0 2 1 , 1 A : 2 Frank Wh i te c r i t i c a l of C l i n ton appo i n tees 0 2 1 , 2A : 4 Frank Wh i te a t tended school for GOP can d i dates to l ea rn campa f gn tac t i cs 02 1 , SA : l Wh i te i ns i s t s he has chance to win desp i te pol l s , c i te s unres t ove r Cubans 02 1 , 5A : 2 I n response to ques t i ons by reporte rs , Senators Da l e Bumpers and Dav i d P ryor endorse C l i n ton ; P ryor says Frank Wh i te d i d good job in A I DC 022 , I A : J Wh i te p l edges to Imp rove s ta te ' s vo· ca t lona l p rog rams ; Cubans aga i n d i s cussed ; C l i n ton c r i t i c i zed for tak i n g cred i t for p l an t loca t i on a t C l a rks v i l l e 022 , 1 A : 3 C l i nton urges h i s supporters not to become comp l acen t ; oppos i t ion to Equal Educa t ional Opportun i ty Act proposal based on cos t , Gov says 022 , 1 A : 3 Wh i te c l a r i f i es h i s s tand on Cubans 022 , 3A : 2 John Paul Hammerschm i dt c a l l s an nouncement on road funds re l ea s e pure l y pol i t i ca l , says h e revea l ed ARKANSAS - E l ec t i on s - - Gove rno r 1 980 re l ease o f the funds on 2 d i fferent occa s i on s recen t l y 022 , 6A : 5 C l i n ton and Wh i te sha re p l a t form a t Hot S p r i ngs ; Wh i te con t i n ues a ttack on auto tag fees and Cuban refugee s ; C l i n ton c i tes h i s accomp l i shment s 02 3 , J A : 3 Repo rters fa i l ed t o note Hanme rschm i d t announcement of road funds 023 , 3A : 4 Adve r t i sement for Wh i te says C l i n ton and P res Ca rte r wo rked o u t p l an to dump Cubans on A rk and tha t C l i n ton i s to be rewa rded by appmt to nat iona l pos t l a ter 02 3 , 7A : l Frank Wh i te con s i ders $25 fee for a l l a utos 0 2 3 � 1 1 A : 7 Common Cause com p l a i n s about Wh i te s ta tement that group ca l l ed s ta te Ene rgy Dept wo rst of i ts k i nd in country 024 , 6A : l Senator Da l e Bumpers comes to defense of C l i n ton a t pol i t i ca l ra l l y , says Gove rnor d i d a l l he cou l d i n Cuban s i tua t ion 024 , ]A : l F rank Wh i te says h i s proposed a u to fee ro l l back i s f l ex i b l e 024 , 7A : 5 C l i n ton c r i t i ca l o f Wh i te ' s rema rks about auto fee ro l l ba c k , ment i on s unfunded needs 025 , 8A : l Frank Wh i te appea l s fo r a i d o f aged and b l acks a t P i ne B l u f f ; . . b rochure says Cubans I n A r k cou l d cost jobs o f Arkansans 02S , 8A : 4 C l i n ton a t tacks Wh i te on Cuban ads , other i s sues 026 , JA : l Gov C l i n ton says he w i l l a s k Leg i s to change auto l i cense fees to be geared to va l ue o f a veh i c l e ra the r than we i gh t 026 , 3A : 7 Be ryl Anthony , S r , father o f US Repr Beryl Anthony , J r , endorses Frank Wh i te 026 , 4A : 2 B l acks a t L i t t l e Rock o f fended by remarks Frank Wh i te made a bo u t l ow turnout o f b l acks for e l ec t ion 026 , 2 1 A : 1 P i ne B l u f f paper c r i t f ca 1 of J l m John son conmen ts 026 , 3E : 3 S p r i ngda l e paper comments on W i l l i am H . Bowen s ta tement on Wh i te ' s a b i l i ty as a bus i nessman 026 , 3E : 4 C l l n ton cha l l enges Wh i te to s top ta l k i ng ca r tags and Cuban s , d i scuss va l I d i ss ues 02 7 , 4A : l F rank Wti I te says h.e has pursued b 1 ack vote 02 7 , 4A : 3 H a ro l d J i nks charges Wh i te downgrades prog rams for the e l de r l y 0 2 7 , 4 A : 7 Cuban refugee ques t ion not f u l l y c l a r i f i e d , Wh i te says ; commen ts ARKANSAS - E l ec t i on s --Governor on other i ssues 028 , ]A : l F l a t fee o f $25 . 00 for auto l i cense p roposed by Wh i te wou l d ra i se fees fo r 249 , 000 a u tos 028 , 7A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton l eads Frank Wh i te i n pol l s i n a l l Cong d l s ts except the 3rd 02B , 7A : 6 Gov B i l l C l i nton l i s ts donat ions to h i s campa i gn s i nce p r i ma ry 029 , 4A : l Frank Wh i te 1 t s ts h i s campa i gn re ce i pt s 029 , 4A : l Th ree Sebas t i an County o ff i c i a l s pra i se C l i n ton handl i ng o f refugees 029 , 6A : l Wh i te ' s tac t i cs w i l l backf i re , C l i n ton p re d i ct s , defends ca r t a g I nc reases Race may get very tough , 029 , 6A : 3 Wh i te says 029 , 6A : 5 Gazette comments on Wh i te ' s effort to create fear among bl acks tha t Cubans w i l l take Fo rme r governor the i r jobs 029 , 1 6A : l O rva l E . Faubus says race too c l ose to ca l l 030 , 5A : 2 B i l l C l i n ton s tays on o ffen s i ve , l i s ts i mportant I ss ues US Representa t i ve Beryl 030 , 6A : l Anthony J r does not ag ree w i th h i s father ' s support o f Wh i te 030 , 6A : 2 H i l l a ry Rodham says she was be w i l de red by Wh i te ads on C ubans 030 , 6A :� Wh i te ' s p l an to use gene ral fund for roads a ttacked by Kaneaster Hodges Jr and h i gher educ l eaders Frank Wh i te opposes merg i ng 030 , 6A : 6 o f ru ra l s choo l s 030 , ]A : l B l a cks i n GOP rep l y to c r i t i cs o f Frank Wh i te 030 , 20A : 8 Gov C l i nton campa i gns I n Eas t , answers q ue s t i on s f rom teachers 0 3 1 , ]A : l Frank Wh i te says pub l i c de c i ded I s sues of campa i gn 031 , 7A : 1 Mrs Beryl Anthony J r i s campa i gn i ng for Gov C l i n ton 0 3 1 , 1 4A : l Gove rno r C l i nton hol ds 56-34 pc t ma rg i n over Wh i te i n A rkansas Po l l 0 3 1 , 2 3A : 4 Frank Wh i te v i s i ts C ap i to l B l dg , seeks votes o f s tate empl oyees N l , 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton says rea l i ty , not 4A : l rheto r i c , l s top campa i gn i ssue N I , 4A : I Gazette ed on \lh i te 1 s e f fect f veness a s A I DC hea d ; tab l e shows d rop I n mfg Jobs d u r i ng pe r i od N J , I 8A : 1 B 1 1 1 C 1 i nton 1 s push fo r I n dus try p ra i sed N2 , 3A : I C l i n ton record on educ and a g r defended N 2 , Frank Wh i te a t t racts c rowd o f 3A : 2 400 to Murray Park ral l y , p red i c ts 22 ARKANSAS - E l ect i ons - - Governor 1 980 ARKANSAS -E 1 ec t l ons --laws Jones f i l es for post Ap l , 1 A : 4 Sam Jones says phys i c i an a dv i sed h i m not to seek ree l ec t i on , c a l l s John C . Burnett and Bob Scogg i n a coup l e o f vu l tures Apl , 6A : 4 R . M . Tray l o r a n d W . J . Mccuen f i l e Ap2 , 1 A : 4 John B u rnett c i te s I naccurate s ta temen t s , wants debate Hy3 ," 1 1 A : 5 Bob Scogg i n r u l e s o u t emp l oyment of re l a t i ve s Myl 2 , 6A : 7 He l en Jones m i s ta ken l y cha rges that s i gns o f Bob Tray) o r , who i s backed by the AFL-C I O , does not bea r un i on l a be l ; T ray l o r says cha rge i s r i d i cu l ous and adds tha t Hrs Jones I s h a l f goofy anyway My 1 4 , 6A : 2 McCuen and Tray l o r ou t l i ne p l an s for l and o f f i ce Hy1 5 , 5A : 1 H rs Jones a po l o g i zes for rema rk on un i on l abe l Hy1 5 , 9A : 2 Mrs Jones says some p roposa l s of othe r can d i dates a re impos s i b l e My1 6 , 5A : 6 Summary o f race for Dem p r i ma ry My 1 8 , 1 1 A : l Gazette sees off i ce a s wo rth l i t t l e , endorses 3 can d i dates My2 l , 20A : 1 Mrs Jones and Mr Mccuen i n runoff My28 , 4 A : 3 Unoff i c i a l returns (by county ) ; M rs Jones and W . J . McCuen I n runoff Hy2a , 8A : 4 Gen t l emen ' s agreement made by Burne t t , T ra y l o r and HcCuen to support opponen t of M rs Jones My2 9 , 8A : 4 Gazette endorses McCuen Hy30 , 22A : l Sob Scogg i n vows neutra l i ty , ques t i on s McCuen act i on on wo rk on C l a rk County road Je4 , 1 3A : 2 H r s Jones l eads i n Arkansas Pol l Je6 , 23A : 3 Gazette supports Mccuen , ca l l s Mrs Jones a s tand - i n for Sam Jone s , who faces i n d i ctment for theft by de ception Je1 0 , l OA : 1 W . J . McCuen de feats Mrs Jones Je1 1 , 1 A : 4 Cert i f i e d resu l ts o f Dem preferen t i a l p r i ma ry Je1 1 , 1 0A : 7 Mrs Jones has no regrets about race , says she p l ans to re l ease unfavora b l e i n forma t i on about McCuen Je 1 2 , 3A : 4 Ce rt i f i ed res ul ts of run off Je 1 9 , 6A : l Hrs Sam Jones dec l i ne s to rel ease i n fo rma t i on adverse to Mccuen , says he won fa i r and square Jy l l , 1 3A : 1 Campa i gn g i fts l i s ted Jyl 2 , 5A: 1 - -Laws and Regu l a t i ons : Qu i rk i n Ark l aw a l l ows i n dependents fo r US p res easy access to ba l l ot Ap2 5 , 1 A : 4 v i cto ry N2 , 3A : 5 Su1m1ary o f C l i nton campa i gn N2 , 7A : l S umma ry o f Frank Wh i te campa i gn N2 , 7A : l E d i to rs com men t on campa i gn s o f C l i n ton and Senator Dav i d P ryo r , Wh i te N2 , 3E : l Kenneth Pat W i l son and Thomas F . (Mack) Mclarty object to Wh i te ' s use of the i r names , excerpts f rom o l d l e tte rs i n h i s ads N 3 , 4A : 1 F rank D . Wh i te appears head i ng for v i ctory over Gov B i 1 1 C l l nton ; vote l ead t s 1 4 , 00 0 ; campa i gn revi ewed N 5 , I A : 2 A rt i c l es ana l yze Wh i te ' s smash i n g v i c to ry over C l i n ton w l t h a total vote of 4 34 , 996 to 402 , 44 3 N6 , I A : 4 Gov B i i i C l l n ton sheds tears a s he forma l l y concedes defeat N6 , 1 A : 5 Frank Wh i te ca l l s h i s e l ec t i on a v i ctory for the lo rd , ana l yzes h i s w t n ; Gove rnor-e l ect pra i se s B t l 1 C l i n ton for se rv i ce to s ta t e ; p l an s to c u t back Governo r ' s s ta f f , reduce n umber of s ta t e empl oye rs , demote s ta te Energy Dept and c l ose Wash i n g ton off i ce to be ca r r i ed o u t N6 , 1 A : 8 Map shows count l e s ca r r i e d by each cand I date N6 ,]A: 3 Vote to ta I s , by county N6 , 7A : 6 Gazette conrnents on Wh i te ' s s tunn i n g upset N 7 , 22A : l Dav i d F . H i l l e r convnents on Arkansas Pol l and i ts f i nd i ngs dur i ng race N 9 , 3E : l Ed i to r i a l s comment on Wh i te v i ctory N 9 , 3E : 3 Post-e l ec t i on pol l s hows many factors wou l d have caused Wh i te ' s v i ctory N 1 5 , 2A : 6 E d i tors coll'flle nt on down fa l l of B i l l C l i n ton N 1 6 , )E : l Gove rno r C 1 l n ton d i scusses 4 factors that l ed to h i s defeat N 2 1 , 1 A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i n ton cred i ts hos t i l i ty to a u to fees for h i s l oss N2J , 8A : l Ce r t i f i e d e l ect ion res u l ts s how Wh i te rece i ved 4 35 , 684 votes to 4 03 , 24 1 for C l i n ton N2 5 , 3A : 4 list o f con t r i butors to C l i nton and Whi te 05 , 6A : 1 See a l so Oza rk I n s t i tute Wh I te , Frank D . --Land Comm i s s i one r : John Cameron Burnett of Roge r s , i s can d i date for Dem nom i n a t i on Ja20 , 9A : 4 Sam Jones to seek ree l ec t ion F 1 3 , 8A : 4 Bob Scog g i n enters race F24 , 4A : 4 H rs Sam 23 ARKANSAS - E l ec t ( on s - -Laws 1 980 State At torney Gene ra l S teve C l a rk ru 1 es law bann i ng Commun i s t Party ca nd i da tes i s I n va l i d Jy22 , 6A : 6 A r t i c l e on easy access to ba l l o t for pres i den t i a l cand i da te s i n Ark 0 5 , I F :2 --Leg i s l a tu re : B l acks to ho l d 4 sea ts , seek 3 others Ap30 , 1 3A : 2 --Leg i s l a ture (HR) : Summa ry o f races fo r Dem p r i ma ry M y l 8 , 1 l A : I Doug ---D i s t I - Pos i t i on 1 : WOod seeks ree l ec t ion F6 , 6A : 5 F 1 5 , 1 0A : 4 Mr26 , 6A : 3 Steven ---O ( s t 1 - Pos i t i on 2 : Goss seeks ree l ec t ion F 1 5 , 1 0A : 4 Art G i vens seeks seat be i ng vaca ted by S teve Goss F29 , 1 6A : 4 H . L . Powe rs f i l es Ap2 , I A : 4 Repub l i can can d i da te H . L . Powe rs concedes he was con v i cted d u d ng 1 960s of several m i nor offenses S 2 6 , 1 1 A : 3 Summa ry o f campa i g n between A r t G i vens a n d Buddy A r t G i vens defeats Powe rs 026 , 9A : l H . L . Powe rs N 5 , 4A : 8 - - - D i s t I - Pos i t ion 3 : H i ke W i l son seeks reel ect ion Fl 5 , 1 0A : 4 M r l l , 9C : 3 H i ke W i l son c ha l l enges pet i t ions o f Leon G r i f f i th to run as i n dependent Je1 3 , 1 1 A : 4 P e t i t ions o f Leon G r i f f i th l a cks s u ff i c i en t s i gna tures for ba l l o t spot Jy3 , BA : 6 Leon G r i f f i th f i l es mo t ion to vacate rul i ng tha t he i s not e l i g i b l e Jyl 3 , 9A : 1 Judge Lee A . Hunson refuses to d i sm i s s s u i t f i l ed to keep G r i f f i th o f f ba l l o t Jy2 6 , 9A : 1 ---D i s t 2 - Pos i t i o n 1 : C l i ff H . Hoofman to seek ree l ec t ion F7 , 7A : I Morgan E . We l ch seeks sea t M r6 , 1 1 A : 6 Hoofman ' s expense accounts a s a l eg i s l a tor a re I rregu l a r , Wel ch says ; Hoofman d i sagrees Ap25 , 1 0A : 3 We l ch says Hoofman voted aga i n s t b i l l to prov i de bus se r v i ce i n c i ty o f North Hoofman den i e s L i t t l e Rock My l , JA : I cha rge b y We l ch tha t h e went on hun t i ng t r i ps w i th s ta te H i ghway Dept a n d con t ractor o f f i c i a l s My22 , 4A : 4 Hoofman defeats We l ch My28 , 5A : I Henry ---D i s t 2 - Pos i t i on 2 : Os te r l oh seeks ree l ec t ion M r 1 2 , 7A : l R i chard Nea l Vaughn f i l es Ap2 , 1 A : 4 O s te r loh defeats Vaughn Hy2 8 , 5A : I ARKANSAS - E l ec t ions--Leg l s (HR) ---D i s t 2 - Pos i t i on 3 : Dav i d E . Roberts seeks 5th term F 1 4 , 3A : 3 Gene F . Oho l en d t f l i es Apl , 1 A : 4 B i o graph i c a l sketch o f Oho l en d t Ap1 , 7A : 5 ---D i s t 3 - Pos i t i on 1 : G rover R i chardson seeks ree l ec t i on F27 , 8A : 1 --- D i s t 3 - Pos i t ion 2 : W i l l i am H . Townsend seeks 5th term M r6 , 1 1 A : 5 --- D i s t 3 - Pos i t i on 3 : Robert E . Johns ton w i l l not seek ree l ec t i on F 1 8 , 6A : 4 Hrs E rma Hend r i x f i l es F2 1 , 6A : 5 Gazette commen t s on l os s o f Johnston l n Leg l s F2 3 , 1 4A : l Dr Le s l i e T . Rogers f i l es F26 , 5A : 5 Hrs I rma B rown to seek seat Hr2 , 8A : l G l enn N i sh i mura seeks sea t H r 3 1 , 4A : l Denn i s L . James to seek s ea t , c i tes expe r i ence Apl , 6A : 6 Dorothy Sm i th Ho l l an d f i l es H r2 9 , 1 2A : I Denn i s L . James f i l es Ap2 , 1 A : 4 Summary o f campa i gn by 6 cand i dates Hy25 , 1 6A : l Gazette endorses G l enn N i sh i mura My25 , 2 E : l B rown , N i sh i mu ra and Hen d r i x a g ree to vo te recoun t Hy2 9 , 1A:4 Recount t urns u p 1 00 uncounted ba l l ot s f rom Col l ege S t a t i on wh i ch puts E rma F i ngers Hen d r i x I n to runoff and. .el i m l na tes N l shamu ra ; recoun t s t i l l under way My30 , 1 A : 8 O r i g i na l vote returns ce rt i f i e d because d l s c repan c l es a t Col l ege Stat i on cannot be exp l a ined ; N i sh i mura and Mrs B rown I n runo f f ; Mrs Hen dr i x to cha l l enge ce rt i f i ca t i on Hy31 , T A : 8 N i sh i mura urges use of o l d vot i n g mach i ne s for Mrs Hen d r i x sues to runoff Je2 , 3A : I have recount ce rt i f i ed as o ff i c i a l Je 3 , 1 1 A : l Mrs Hend r i x l oses e f fo r t t o get on ba l l ot Je6 , 4A : l Mrs Hen d r i x asks Arkansas Sup reme C t to b l ock runoff e l ec t i on next week J e 7 , 8A : 1 Gaze t te endorses N i sh i mu ra J e 7 , 1 4A : l Vot i ng d i sputes cap t u re a t ten t i on Je8 , 6A : l Col l ege S ta t i on P rogres s i ve League says vote rs den i ed the i r c i v i l r i gh t s when some votes not counted Je8 , 9A : J State Sup reme ha l t runoff vote Je l O , C t refuses to 1 A : 5 Hrs B rown w i n s nom i n a t ion Jel l , 1 A : 6 Mrs Hen d r i x asks s tate Supreme C t to recon s i de r Je 1 1 , 1 2A : 7 P u l a s k i League o f Women Voters to seek Grand Jury p robe of I r regul a r i t i es I n 24 ARKANSAS - E l ec t l ons--Leg i s (HR) ... ·-- 1 960 ARKANSAS - E l ec t ions - - Leg l s (HR) - - - D i s t 4 - Pos i t ion 3 : George E . W i mberl ey seeks ree l ec t ion F 1 9 , 2A : 5 - - - D i s t S - Pos i t ion 1 : Henry Hodges seeks ree l ec t i on F25 , 3A : 1 ---D i s t S - Pos i t ion 2 : E. C. Ben ton seeks ree l ec t i on M r1 8 , 3A : 6 - -- D i s t 5 - Pos i t i on 3 : J . Gay l e W i ndsor J r seeks 1 0th term Mr26 , 6A : 3 Hen ry G . Kes s l e r f i l es M r2 7 , 1 0A : 6 Judy Petty f i l es a s Repu b l i can Ap2 , 1A:4 E l i g i b i l i ty of H . G . Kes s l er cha l l enged Ap3 , 8A : l E d i to r revi ews pol i t i c a l ca ree r of Judy P e t t y , u rges voters to send her back to the shadows 0 1 9 , 3E : 3 Gazette l i s t s reasons for e l ec t i n g G ay l e W i n dso r J r rather than M r s Pet t y 02 3 , 24A : l S um mary o f campa i gn by J . G ay l e W i ndsor Jr and Judy Petty 0 26 , 1 7A : l Mrs Petty scores upset v i ctory over W i ndsor NS , 2 A : 5 -- - D i s t 6 : C 1 ayton L i t t l e seeks ree l ec t i on M r 1 3 , 8A : l - -- D i s t 7 : R i cha rd L . B a rc l a y seeks 3 r d term M r 1 9 . 5A : 4 - - .; D i s t 8 : P re s ton Bynum, who ser�ed a s GOP member s i nc e 1 96 8 , w i l l not seek ree l ec t ion F22 , 8A : 4 Jerry H i nshaw f i l es for GOP nom i na t ion M r l 2 , 7A : I Jonathan Da l e Barne t t f i l es fo r G O P nom i na t i on M r 1 8 , 3A : 6 B radford Wr i gh t and Ra t l ey A . Stee l e f i l e Ap l , 1 A : 4 Ra i l ey A . S tee l e de fea ts Bradfo rd W r i gh t for Dem nom i n a t i on ; Jerry H i nshaw defea t s Jonathan Da l e Barnett i n G O P race My29 , 7A : 1 Repub l i can J e r ry H i nshaw defeats Ra i l ey A . Stee l e N5 , 1 0A : 2 ---D i st 9 : Royl ee C u r ry seeks ree l ec t ion M r l 4 , 8A : l - - - D i s t 1 0 - Pos i t i on 1 : Carl Rose seeks ree l ec t i on M r 2 1 , 7A : l Jim We rner f i l es H r26 , 6A : 3 Repub l i can . Porter W . S tone f i l es Mr29 , 1 2A : 1 She r ry P r i ce f i l es Ap2 , 1 A : 4 C a r l E . Rose faces Sherry P r i ce i n runoff My29 , 7A : I Rose defea t s Mrs P r i ce I n runoff Jel 0 , 1 3A : l C a r l E . Rose de feats Porter W. S tone N5 , 1 0A : 2 - - - D i s t 1 0 - Pos i t ion 2 : Cha r l es W. Stewart seeks 1 4 th term M r 1 9 , 5A : 4 p r i ma ry vot i n g Je1 4 , 7A : 6 Gazette sees no fraud u l en t i n ten t in mystery ba l l ots a t Col l ege S ta t ion Je 1 6 , 1 0A : l Coun ty G rand J u ry to probe vot i ng i rregul a r i t i e s Je l 7 , 5A : l Mrs Hend r i x con tests e l ec t i on i n court Je1 8 , 1 4A : 8 G rand J u ry que s t i on s 2 persons Je25 , 8A : 7 Po l l workers a t Col l ege S t a t i on ca l l ed before j u ry Je26 , 3A : l I n ter v i ew set for 240 voters Je28 , 7A : 1 P rosecutor Ben t l ey i n t e rv i ews voters at Col l ege S t a t ion Je29 , 4A : l Ben t l ey i n t e rv i ewed 1 57 voters Je30 , ]A : 3 Ben t l ey has i n t e r v i ewed 200 Col l ege Sta t i on voters Jy4 , 6A : 5 Mus i c p ro mo t e r Dugan K i n g p l an s to run a s w r i te- I n can d i date Jy8 , SA : 4 G rand Jury f i n d s no f raud in vote e r rors a t Col l ege S ta t ion , b u t says M r s Hend r i x shou l d have been i n runoff e l ec t ion Ag7 , I A : 6 A t to rney fo r Mrs Hend r i x e l ated by rept Ag8 , 4A : 1 Mrs Hend r i x to seek 2nd recount Ag1 7 , 3A : 7 Mrs Hen d r i x asks fo r another p r i ma ry e l ec t i on A g 1 8 , 8A : 7 Demo c ra t i c Party panel woul d have to app rove new pr i mary Ag l 9 , 8A : 2 County Democ rat 1 c pane l votes not to cons i de r pet i t ion of Mrs Hend r i x S l , 1 0A : 3 E rma Fingers Hendr i x f i l e s as wr i te - i n S l 6 , 4A : t B l acks i n GOP back wr i te - i n of Mrs I rma E rma F i ngers Hend r i x 024 , JA : l Hunter B rown w i n s gen el ec t ion N S , 1 6A : 1 - - - D i s t 4 - Pos i t i on 1 : G loria Cabe seeks ree l ec t i on F 1 4 , 3A : 5 Doug Doug B randon Brandon f i l es H r25 , 5A : 1 c r i t i ca l of G l o r i a Cabe for absence d u r i n g l as t ses s i on ; Hrs Cabe says Brandon hops i n and out of Leg i s Hy8 , BA : I B randon a n d Cabe look J es s a l i ke a s campa i gn deve lops My2 1 t 5A : l Su!llla ll ry of Cabe-B randon con tes t My2 5 , 1 5A : 1 B randon pos t s apparent w i n by 1 4 vote s ; Hrs Cabe may seek recoun t My28 , 1 A : 3 Mrs Cabe asks , gets re count of votes My29 , 1 A : 4 Recount go i ng s l ow l y MyJO , l A : B Recount com p l eted , Brandon w i ns by 1 7 vo tes Hy31 , 1 A : 6 - - - D i s t 4 - Pos i t ion 2 : W i l l i am F . Sherman seeks ree l ect i on M r 1 5 , 6B : 1 25 ARKANSAS - E l ect lons--Leg l s (HR) 1 980 ARKANSAS - E l ec t lons--Leg i s {HR) Hugh Ga r rett f i l es Mr27 , 1 0A : 6 George H. Wr i gh t Jr f i l es Apl , 1 A : 4 Ke i th Wood e l ected My29 , 7A : l Wood defea t s Garrett l n gen e l ec t ion N5 , 1 0A : 2 ---D i s t 2 1 : Charles O. Wade J r seeks 7th term H r2 1 , 7A: 1 . ---D i s t 2 2 : John D. H i i l seeks seat be i ng vacated by E a r l M . Jones Jr H r1 4 , 8A : l T ravi s Oowd f i l es Apl , I A : 4 Tra v i s Dowd l s w i nner My29 , 7A : 1 Beatty wtns runoff Je1 0 , 1 3A : l ---D i s t 2 3 : Spencer P l um l y and Dav i d L. Beatty f i l e for seat vacated by Dona l d L. Corb i n H r2 2 , 6A : 4 Ronn i e Wa l raven f i l es Ap1 , I A : 4 Ronn i e Wa l raven a n d Dav i d L . Beatty I n runoff Hy29 , 1 A : 7 , --- D i s t 24 : Jon S . F i tch seeks 2nd term Mr29 , 1 2A : 1 ---D i s t 25 : Repr Hugh Ash l ey o f Ha r r i son , wi l l not seek ree l ec t ion F5 , 3A : 7 G reg W i l son seeks seat Mr1 2 , 7A : l Hrs V i ta H . Savi l l e t s GOP can d i date Apl , 1 A : 4 W i l son defeats Sav 1 1 1 e N S , 1 OA : 2 ---D i s t 2 6 : C. W. Me l son seeks ree l ect i on H r2 , 22A : 6 Ke i th Lew i s f l l.es a s Dem can d i da te M r1 4 , 8A : l Hel son defeats Lew i s N5 , 1 0A : 2 --- D i s t 2 7 : Hanuel A1 l f son seeks ree l ec t i on Mrl 4 , 8A : l Cha r l es L . Ormond f l J es Hr29, 1 2A : 1 Cha r l e s L. Ormond w i ns My29 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 2 8 : L. L. B ryan f i l es for 8th term M r2 1 , ]A: 1 ---D i s t 29 : L l oyd George seeks ree l ect i on Mr1 4 , 8A : 1 ---D i s t 30: Larry Mahan seeks ree l ec t i on Mr1 5 , 6 B : 1 W. H . Sanson f i les Mr28 , 4A : 2 W. H . Sanson w i ns Hy29, 7A : 1 ---D i s t 3 1 : B i l l S tephens f i l e s for 5th term Apl , 1 A : 4 --- D i s t 3 2 : La r ry M i tche l l seeks 2nd te rm M r 1 9 , 5 A : 4 - - -D i s t 3 3 : H. Lacy Landers f i l es for 1 0 th term Mr22 , 6A : 4 - - - D i s t 34 : J i m Montgomery seeks 3rd term Mr26 , 6A : 3 Montgomery defea ts Dr Hen ry Demb i n s k i N5 , 1 0A : 2 - - - D i s t 35 - Pos i t ion 1 : Ray s . Smi th Jr seeks ree l ec t ion Hr1 3 , 8A : l Dona l d c . Donne r f l l es Hr29 , 1 2A : l Cha rl e s W. S tewart w i ns My29 , 7A: I - -- D i s t 1 1 : J. W. Ramsey seeks 5th term Hy1 9 , 5A : 4 ---D i s t 1 2 : .Stephen A . Wh i te f 1 1 e s for seat he 1 d by Repub 1 1 can Je r ry K i ng H r29, l 2A : l K i ng f i l es for 2nd term Ap2 , 1 A : 4 K i ng defeats Wh i te NS, l OA : 2 - -- O l s t 1 3 : Edwa rd F. Th i cksten seeks reel ect lon Mr20, 3A : 4 Gary R . Cottrel 1 f_l l e s H r2 6 , 6A : 3 Th l cks ten defea ts Ga ry R . Cott rel 1 My29 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 1 4 : Frank J . Wi l l ems f i l es for 5th te nn M r2 1 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 1 5 - Pos i t i on 1 : B. G. Hendr i x seeks ree l ec t i on Mr25 , 5A : 3 --- D l s t 1 5 - Pos i t ion 2 : Ray S tewa rt f i l es a s Repub l i can for seat vacated by B i l l Stanc i l Mr26 , 6A : 3 La r ry Sch i ftner f i l es as Dem Hr29, 1 2A : I Ra l ph B l a i r J r and Pa t r i ck Whe 1 1 e r f 1 1 e Ap l , 1 A: 4 Ra 1 ph B 1 a i r I s w i nner Hy29 , 7A : l Ra l ph B l a i r l eads Ray Stewa rt i n ea r l y returns In gen e l ect ion NS , I OA : l ---D i s t 1 5 - Pos i t i on 3 : C a rol yn Pol l an seeks 4 th term Hr25 , 5A : 3 ---D i s t 1 6 : w . R. R i ce seeks re e l ec t i on Mr1 5 , 6B : l Shel ton Sargent opposes W. R. R i ce Hr29 , 1 2A : l James Wagoner, a Repub l i can , f i l es Hr30, 8A : 3 W. R . R i ce wins My29 , 7A : l R i ce defea ts James Wagoner i n gen e l ec t i on NS , 1 OA : I �-- D i s t 1 7 : Sam J. Varner seeks seat hel d by Ode Haddox who seeks re e l ec t ion Hy 1 9 , 5A : 4 Ode Haddox w i ns Hy29 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 1 8 : Bobby Tul l i s seeks ree l ec t i on Mr1 3 , 8A : l Ron Add i ngton f i l e s Apl , 1 A : 4 Bobby Tu l l i s wi ns Hy29, 7A : 1 ---D i s t 1 9 : James B rown seeks seat M r1 2 , 7A : l J. E. Ha rvey f l i es for seat Mr 1 4 , 8A : I Gus W i ngf i e l d seeks seat H r2 7 , 1 0A : 6 James Roy B rown and Gus W i ngfi e l d I n runoff Hy29 , 7A : 1 W i ngf i e l d defeats B rown Je 1 0 , 1 3A : 1 --- D i s t 20 : Ke i th Wood seeks re e l ec t ion H r 1 9 , 5A : 4 Repub l i can Jerry 26 ARKANSAS - E l ect ions--Leg l s (HR) 1 980 and J . M i chael Stuart I n runoff My29 , 7A : 1 Cal houn wins runoff Je1 0 , l 3A : 1 Cal houn defeats D . P . Young I n gen e l ect i on N5 , 1 0A : 2 ---D i s t 52 : B i l l C l a rk c l tes outpour i ng of publ fc support I n h i s dec i s ion to seek ree l ect ion ; Frank Hen s l ee a l so seeks seat Mrl 2 , 5A : l F rank Hen s l ee f l .J es Apl , 1 A : 4 Jeffer son County Dem Party hea r i ng panel says F rank B . Hen s l ee not e l i g i b l e Apl 7 , 3A : 4 Hen s l ee wi l l not f i l e su i t Apl 9 , 7A : 3 ---D i s t 5 3 : Dr Sturg i s M i l l e r seeks 8th te rm Hr26 ,6A : 3 ---D i s t 54 : Henry Wi l k i n s I l l seeks 5th term M r2 1 , 7A : l Dona l d L . G l 1 1 1 a rd f i l es as Dem Ap2 , 1 A : 4 E l l g l b l l l ty of Dona l d G i l l a rd cha l l enged Ap3 , 8A : 1 Jefferson County Democra t i c Com rul es G i i 1 iard does not meet state res i dency rules Ap8 , 1 0A : 2 Don G i l l l a rd r u l ed I nel i g i bl e Apl 2 , 6A : 3 ---D i s t 5 5 : Hubert Han k i ns seeks 2nd term Hr2 1 , 7A : I ---D i s t 56 : G . w . Turner J r f i les for 1 1 th term Hr28,ltA : 2 Bob Ph ll l l ps f i l es Ap2 , 1 A :4 G . W . Turner elected My29 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 57: Bobby Hudspeth seeks seat F1 6 , 6B : 8 Wayne Hampton seeks ree l ect ion H r l 5 , 6B : I Bobby Hudspeth f i les Ap2 , I A:4 Wayne Hampton w i ns My29 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 58: J i mmy Don McKt ssaek f i l es for 8 th term Mr28 ,4A : 2 ---D i s t 59 : George s . B r i ggs f l i es H r26 , 6A : 3 Davi d L . Wel l s seeks 2nd term Mr28 ,4A : 2 Davi d L . Wel l s wins Hy2 9 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 60 : John H. L i pton f i l es for 8th term Hr28 ,4A : 2 ---D i s t 61 : Benn i e Ryburn J r wf 1 1 not seek ree l ect ion H r1 4 , 8A : 3 Ea r l Wi l l i s f i l es for seat Mr20 , 3A : 4 Vernon Roberts f i les Hr22 , 6A : 4 Vernon Roberts e l ected My29 , 7A : I --- D i s t 62 : N . B . Murphy seeks 1 1 th term Hr20 ,8A : 2 ---D i st 6 3 : Thomas G . Baker seeks 2nd term Mr28,4A : 2 ---D i s t 64 : A r i o Tyer seeks Kenneth Ada i r f i l es Apl , 1A : 4 Ray s . Sm i th J r wins Hy29 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 35 - Pos i t ion 2 : B i l l Randa l l f i l es for 6th term Hr1 3 , 8A: l ---D i s t 36: Jack McCoy seeks 3rd term H r 1 9 , 5A : 4 Wi l l i am Scr l msh i re f i l es Apl , 1A : 4 Jack McCoy w i ns Hy29, 7A : 1 ---D i s t 37: Robert C l a rk A rno l d f i l es fo r 3rd term Mr28, 4A : 2 --- D i s t 38: G rady P . Arri ngton f i l es for 8th term Mr2 1 , 7A : 1 James J . Ca 1 1 oway f t 1 es Ap I , 1 A: 4 G rady P A r r i ngton wins Hy29 , 7A : l ---D i s t 39: John H . Dawson seeks 2nd term Mr29 , 1 2A : I ---D i s t 40 : R . Leon Hard i n seeks ree l ect ion Hrl 4 , 8A : I . Tom Forgery f i l es H r22 , 6A : 4 Leon Ha rd i n wins My2 9 , 7A: l ---D i s t 4 1 : Bobby G . Newman f l J es fo r 7th term Mr2 1 , 7A: I ---Di s t 42 : Joseph K . Hahoney 1 1 f i l es for 6th term Hr2 1 , 7A : l ---D i s t 4 3 : Republ f can J i m Sm i thson seeks 4 th term Mr28 ,4A : 2 B l l l y Joe Purdom l s Dem cand i date Apl , 1 A : 4 Votes to be recounted I n c l ose race between B i l l y Joe Purdom and J im Smi thson N8, 7A : 2 Republ i can J i m Smi thson ree l ected I n recount N l 8 , l l A': l ·--D i s t 44 : Ed G i l be rt f i l es for 3rd term H r2 1 , 7A : I ---D i s t 45 : John E . H i l l e r seeks 1 2th term Mr28 , 4A : 2 ---D i s t 46: Tonmy E . M i tchum seeks ree l ect ion Hr1 4 , 8A : 1 ---D i s t 4 7 : o . Pat r l ck E l l I s seeks e l ec t ion Mr2 7 , 1 0A : 6 Troy L . Ph l l l l ps f i l es a s Republ i can Ap2 , 1 A : 4 E l 1 l s defeats Ph l l 1 i ps N S , T OA : 2 ---D i s t 4 8 : James E . Ha r r i s f i les for 8th term H r2 1 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 4 9 : John Paul Capps seeks ree l ec t f on Hr20 , 3A : 4 ---D i s t 5 0 : Wl l l f am F . Fos ter seeks 1 1 th term H r22 , 6A : 4 ---D i s t 5 1 : Ph i l Pet ray fi l es for seat Hr1 5 , 6B : 1 Frank Adams I s 2nd Dem to f l l e H r 1 9 , 5A : 4 J . M i chael Stuart f i l es Hr26, 6A: 3 V . o . Ca l houn • . ·- ARKANSAS - E l ect ions--Leg l s (HR) 27 ARKANSAS - E l ectJons--Leg i s (HR) 1 980 ree l ect ion Hr1 8 , 3A : 6 Johnny W. Rapert fi les Mr25,5A : 3 Johnny W . Rape rt defeats A r l o Tyer. My29 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 65 : James M . Ho l l and seeks ree l ect ion Hrl S , 68 : 1 --- D i s t 66: Mack Thompson seeks ree l ect ion Hr1 4 , 8A: l ---D i s t 67: W. H . Thompson seeks reel ect ion Hr1 4 , 8A : 1 ---D i st 68 - Pos i tion 1 : Bobby G . Woods seeks ree l ection Mr1 4 , 8A : I --- D i s t 68 - Pos i t ion 2 : Bobby G . Hogue seeks 2nd term Mr28,4A : 2 ---D i s t 69 : K . W . Webb seeks re e l ect ion Hr1 5 , 6B : I ---D i s t 70 : Al bert Col l i er seeks ree l ect lon Mr1 4 , 8A : 1 Republ i can Gene R i dgeway f i l es Mr2 7 , 1 0A : 6 ---D i s t 71 : James L . Shaver Jr f i les fo r 1 4th term H r2 2 , 6A : 4 -�-D i s t 72 : Joe N . Peacock f i l es for 4th term Mr28,4A : 2 ---D i s t 73: Pa t F l anag i n seeks ree l ect ion Mr1 5 , 6B : 1 ---D i s t 74 : Sh i rl ey Meacham seeks ree l ect ion Hr1 3 , 8A : 1 ---D i s t 75 : Bob McGi nn i s seeks reel ect i on Hrl 5 , 6B : 1 ---D i s t 76 : J i m L i nde r seeks re e l ect Ion Hrl 8 , 3A : 6 ---D i s t 7 7 : E rnest Cunni ngham seeks reel ec t ion Mrl S , 68 : 1 --·D i s t 78: Ba i n Poole fi l es for 5th term Hr2 1 , 7A : 1 ---D i s t 79 : Geno Mazzant i seeks 4th term Hr1 9 , 5A : 4 --- D l s t- . 80 : Cha r l es R . Moore seeks reel e� t l on Hr1 5 , 6B : 1 ---D i s t · B l : Wa l te r M . Day seeks 1 1 th term Hr21 , 7A : I --- D i s t 82 : W. R . N i cho l son f i l es for 8th te rm Mr2 1 , 7A: 1 --- D i s t 8 3 : J i m S tockley fl i es for Sth term Hr2 I , 7A : 1 ---D i st 84 - Pos l t lon 1 : L l oyd c . Mccu i st ion J r f i les for 1 1 th term Hr22 , 6A : 4 ---Di s t 84 - Pos i t ion 2 : Kent J . Rubens wi l l vacate seat Hr5 , 7A : 3 W i l l i am H . Hundhausen J r f l i e s Hr22 , 6A : 4 Hrs Pat Morgan f i les H r2 7 , l 0A : 6 ARKANSAS - E l ect ions--Leg t s (Sen ) R. A . Ca l dwe l l f i l es Apl , 1 A : 4 R. A . Ca l dwel l and Wi l l i am W . Hundhausen J r I n runoff My29 , 7A : 1 Hundhausen t s w i nner Je1 0 , 1 3A : I --leg i s l atu re (Sen ) : Summary of contested races i n Dem p r i mary Myl B , 1 OA : 1 ---D i s t 3 : Jerry D . Jewe l l seeks 5th term Mr28,4A:2 .. --Di s t 4 : Joe T . Ford seeks re e l ec t ion Mrl 9 , 5A : 4 ---D i s t 5 : Ben Al l en seeks re e l ect ion to Pos i t ion 2 Mr1 2 , 7A : 1 ---Di s t 9 : B i l l Stanc l l seeks seat vaca ted by Earnhart F28 , 7A : 3 Jerry W. F l em i ng seeks seat Hr1 6 , 8A : l Republ i can Travis A . H i l e s f i l es H r2 8 , 4A : 2 Jerry W � F l eming defea ts B i l l Stanc i l Hy29 , 7A : 1 Repub l i can Travi s M i l es l eads Jerry F l em i ng NS, I OA : 2 ---D i s t 1 0 : W . E . Ra i nwater f i les for reel ec t i on Hr1 4 , 8A : 1 C. E . Patterson f i l es H r2 5 , 5A: 3 Ra i nwater wins el ect ion Hy29, 7A : 1 ---D i s t 1 3 : John L i s l e f i l es fo r sea t ; La rry Dougl a s seeks reel ect ion Mrl? , 68 : 1 Benny Swindel l f i l es fo r Dem nom i nation Hr1 9 , 5A : 4 Dougl as faces John L i s l e I n runoff Hy29 , 7A : l John l i s l e defeats La rry Dougl a s Je 1 1 , 1 4A : 2 ---D i s t 1 5 : Eugene Canada seeks reel ect ion Hrl 3 , 8A : l Dr John P . Hoffman runs as I ndependent aga i ns t Bud Canada Hy1 7 , 7A : 1 Canada defeats Hoffman N5 , 1 0A : 2 ---D i s t 1 6 : James R . Teague seeks ree l ect ion F23 , 5A : 1 -·-D i s t 1 7 : Curt i s H . Pha rr f i l es for seat hel d by Ha ro l d L. K i ng Hr1 4 , 8A : 1 K i ng f r i es fo r ree l ect ion Mr25 , 5A : 3 A l v i n Dwi gg i ns seeks seat Hr28 ,4A : 2 Ha rol d K i ng faces runoff w i th A l v i n Dwi gg i ns My29 , 7A : l Dw i gg i ns defeats K i ng Je1 1 , 1 4A : 2 ---Di s t 2 0 : Vada She l d seeks re e l ec t i on Hr1 9 , 5A : 4 --- D i s t 21 : Stan l ey Russ seeks ree l ect ion Hr28 , 1 2A : 8 ---Di s t 2 2 : B i l l Wa l ms l ey f i l es · 28 ARKANSAS -E l ect tons--Leg i s (Sen) 1 980 for 6th term Mr28, 4A : 2 ---Di st 2 3 : Knox Nel son seeks reel ec t i on H r 1 8 , 3A : 6 ---D i s t 2 5 : George Locke seeks 6th term Hr27, 1 0A : 6 ---D i st 30 : Loren N . Hynes to oppose Jerry Bookout Mr20 , 3A : 4 Book out f i l es Ap1 , 1 A : 4 Jerry Bookout wins e l ec t i on Hy29 , 7A: 1 ---D i st 3 1 : John F . Bearden seeks 7th term H r2 1 , 7A: 1 ---D i s t 3 3 : w . K . I ng ram seeks 1 0th term Hy1 9 , 5A : 4 - - -D i st 35 : Jack G i bson wins My2 9 , ]A : 1 --L i e u tenant Gove rnor : Joe Purcel 1 wi l l not seek ree l ection ; Bobby L . G l over to seek Dem nom i nat ion Hr1 2 , 3A : 7 W i n s ton B ryant t s cand i da te Hr1 5 , 4A : 3 D r John W . G i l l e r o f El Dorado , i s Dem candidate Hr1 7, 3A : 4 Cec t l A l exander seeks Dem nom i nat ion Hr21 , 1 0A : 4 Robert Mc i ntosh to seek off i ce H r22 ,6A : 5 Hr29 , 1 8A : 6 Al fred L . Har t i n f i l es Apl , IA : 4 James Can f i e l d l s on l y Republ i can f i l i n g Ap2 , I A : 4 B iograph i ca l sketch of Canfiel d Ap2 , 5A : 5 Robert Mc intosh pus h i ng whee l ba r row to Wes t Memph i s to empha s i ze h i s bel ief tn the work eth i c Ap 1 2 , 1 3A : l Weather hal ts Mc i ntosh wa l k at Lonoke Apl 8 , 5A : 3 Arkansas AFL-C I O endorses W i ns ton B ryant Ap20 , l A : 5 Winston B ryant en dorsed by Un i ted Transporta t i on Union Ap25 , 1 1 A : 3 Bobby G l over p romi ses to devote ful l -t i me to office Ap28 ,8A : 6 Gazette comments on G l over ' s prom i se Ap30 , 24A : l Cand i da tes l i s t g i fts ; Dr G i l l e r best f inanced My3 , 9A : 1 Re pub l i can James Can f i e l d woul d reject expense account and State Pol i ce guard HyB , J l A : l Arkctnsas Pol l shows Cec i l A lexander ga i n ing s t rength Hyl 4 , 1 5A : 1 Campa i gn con t ri but ions 1 i sted Hy21 , l OA : 1 Winston B ryant accuses Cec i l A l exander of be i ng in sen t i t l ve to needs of educ ; A l exande r po i nts to AEA endorsement My24 , 6A : 3 Sunvnary o f race by 6 cand i dates Hy2 5 , 1 4A : I Gazette d i scusses each cand i date, makes no endorsement Hy25 , 2E : 1 ARKANSAS -E l ec t i ons--Reapp A l exander and B ryant cl Inch spots for runoff My28, 1 A : 4 Al exander and B ryant trade c r i t i c i sms as runoff campa i gn starts My29 , 1 A : 4 Unof f i c i a l returns (by county) Hy29 , 1 2A : 6 Mc intosh I n v i tes Al exander and Bryant to hel p cl ean up H i ghl and Court hous ing project , offers to support best worker Hy30 ,2A :4 B ryant ca l l s Al exander 1 f be ra l tn taxat ion Hy30 , 1 4A : 6 Al exander , B ryant fa i l to show for H i gh l and Courts c l eanup ; Mc intosh wi l l en dorse nei ther Jel , 1 A: 3 Gazette en dorses A l exander ln runoff Jel , 2E : l John G i l l e r backs Al exander Je3 , 7A : 7 B ryant accuses Al exander o f ducking debate Je5 ,4A : 5 Off i c i al e l ect ion returns in Dem preferen t i a l p r i ma ry Jel 0 , 7A : J W i n s ton B ryant has sol l d l ead over Cec i l A l exande r i n i ncom p l ete returns Je l 1 , 1 A : 5 Pulaski County Assessor L. E . Ted ford to wo rk for James Canf t e l d ' s e l ec t i on Je 1 2 , 3A : 6 Gazette comnents on B ryant w i n , ment i ons support by such g roups as J abor un ions and FLAG Je1 2 , 1 6A : l Cer� i f l ed resul ts of runoff Je 1 9 , 6A : 1 Reports f i led on f i nances Je28 , l OA : I Cec i l A l exander spent twice as much as Winston B ryant Jyl l ,4A : 7 James T . Can f i e l d ca l l s clos ing of a l cohol fue l s p l ant a rb i t ra ry Jyl 6 , 5A : 3 James Can f i e l d says off i ce he seeks shoul d be abol i shed S 8 , 3A : l Gazette endorses W i nston Bryant 025 , 1 4A : l Winston Bryant and James Can f i e l d have waged l ow-key campa i gn N2 , 7A : l Winston B ryant 1 s easy w i nner over James T. Can f i e l d N5 , 1 A : 2 N6 ,6A : 2 Cert i f ied e l ect ion returns show B ryant got 502 ,637 votes to 262 , 865 fo r Can f i e l d N25 , 3A :4 --P r i ma r i e s : Secretary of State Pau l R i v i ere to seek l eg i s l ation moving p r i ma ry dates c l ose r · to gen e l ect ion D6 , 4A : 5 Change to l ater p r i ma ry dates u rged by 8 1 1 1 Pen i x to p revent defeat of DenK>c ra t l c cand i dates fo r gov 025 ,2A:4 --Reapport ionment : Popul a t ion ga i ns vary; cou l d cause changes i n 29 ARKANSAS - E l ec t lons--Reapp . " 1 980 reapport ionment Dl l , 1 A : 3 See a l so Ark-Leg ( s l ature--Reapport fonment US-Congress (HR) --Reappo r t i onment --Secretary of State : Pau l R i v i ere to seek ree l ect ion M r4 , 3A: 8 R i v i ere unopposed Ap2 , 1 A : 4 --Supreme Cour t : Specu l a t ion on poss i b l e can d i dates for seats Ja20, 8A : I Two Supreme Ct races appear wel l -f i nanced Hy4 , J OA : 1 Arkansas Pol l shows voters undeci ded Hy1 5 , 1 5A : J Campa i gn contri but ions l i s ted My21 , J OA : l Su11111ary of races Hy25, 1 7A : 1 R i chard B . Adki sson and Eugene Ha rr i s respond to c r i t i c i sm by Tom F . D I gby My25 , 2 1 A :. 1 Campa I gn repts f i l ed Je28 , 1 0A : l --·Pos i t ion I : R i chard B . Adk i sson i s can d i date for Ch i e f Jus t i ce pos t F 1 7 , 1 4A :2 Eugene S . Har r i s seeks ch ief j u s t i ce seat Mrl 9 , 5A : 5 Judge Tom F . D i gby enters race Mr30, 7A : 4 Ap l , 1 A : 4 Pet i t ion d r i ve beg Ins to p l ace name of fo rmer As soc l a te Jus t i ce J i m Johnson on ba l lot as an I ndependent Hy1 6 , 1 8A : 7 Gazette d i scusses cand i dates , says e i ther D i gby or Har r i s acceptab l e Hy1 8 , 2E : l P i ne B l uff paper endorses Ha r r i s Hy 1 8 , JE : 4 Over ha l f o f the req u i red pet i t ions fo r Johnson have been col l ec ted My22 , 1 2A : 4 Di gby c r i t i c i zes Adk i sson , charges abuse of powe r Hy23 ,4A : I J i m Johnson says pet i t ion d r i ve to enter h i s name as I nde pendent has fa i l ed, says he d i d not run as Dem because of party l oya l ty oath Hy27, 7A : l D i gby says he pol l ed 35 drugg i s ts who knew noth ing about endorsement of Adk i s son by Pul aski County Pharmac i sts Assn Hy2 7 , 7A : 6 Ri chard B . Adk i s son l eads Tom F . D i g by and Eugene S . Har r i s My28 , 1 A : 2 Gazette conments on fa i l ure of J i m Johnson to w i n bal l ot spot My28 , 1 8A : 1 Cartoon shows Johnson return i ng to Ol d Guard Rest Home My28 , 1 8A : 3 R i chard B . Adk i sson and Eugene S . Ha r r i s I n runoff My29 , 1 A : 6 E l ect ion returns (by county) Hy29 , 1 2A : I Di gby dec l lnes to endorse e i ther candi date My30 , 1 3A : 5 Ha r r i s u rges Adki sson to ARKANSAS - E l ect ions·-Vo t i ng answer i ssues Je 1 , 7A: l Gazette en dorses Harr i s i n runoff Jel , 2E : l Confl i cts block TV mee t i n g ; J i m Johnson ca l l s Adk i sson a j uven i l e , adul t and j ud i c i a l del i nquent Je6 , 1 3A : I Gazette ed on Adk i s son refus a l to rel ease rat i ng Je6 ,22A : I Adk i s son l eads i n A rkansas Pol l Je6 ,23A : 3 Summary o f runoff campa ign Je8 , 1 A : 4 Off i c i a l e l ect ion returns I n Dem p refe ren t i a 1 p r i ma ry Je I O , 7A : 1 R i chard Adki sson defeats Eugene S . Ha r r i s Jel I , I A : 8 Gazette comments on Adk i s son w i n Je1 2 , 1 6A : l Cert i f i ed res u l ts of runoff Je1 9 , 6A : l R i chard B . Adk i sson l i s ts donat i ons to h i s campa ign Jyl l ,4A : 6 Ha r r i s l i sts campa i gn g i fts Jyl 2 , 5A : I See a l so Pul aski County-Pub l i c Defender ---Pos i t ion 4 : Robert H . Dud l ey seeks seat F26 , 3A : 4 John T. Harmon fi l es Ap2 , 1 A : 4 B i ograph ica l sketch of Harmon Ap2 , 7A : 1 Gazette endorses Robert H . Dudley over John Harmon Hyl l , 2E : 1 Dudley ahead I n e l ec t ion returns My28, 1 A : 2 E 1 ect Jon returns My2� , 1 A : 6 Off i c i a l el ect ion returns Jel O, 7A : 1 ---Pos i t ion 6 : Charl es A . B rown to seek seat F 1 4 , 8A : 4 H . Stee l e Hays I s cand i date Mr6 , 1 1 A : 4 Gazette en dorses Stee l e Hays My1 5 , 1 4A : J Hays l eads i n ea rly returns Hy28 , 1 A : 2 E l ect ion returns I n race won by Hays My29, 1 A : 6 Off i c i a l e l ect ion returns Jel O , 7A : 1 --Treasure r : State Aud i tor J i mm i e Lou F i sher to seek Dem. nom i nat ion for Treasurer F l 3 , 2A : 4 Nancy J . Hal l wi l l not seek ree l ect ion F2 1 , 6A : 7 Mrs J immi e Lou F i sher f l J es Mr26 , 6A : 3 Mrs F i she r unopposed Ap2 , 1 A : 4 -·Vo t i ng Req u i rements and Voters : Heavy voter reg i s t rat ion fo rces p r i n t i n g of new forms 01 1 , 3A : 4 Seve ral prospect i ve voters turned away from reg i s t rat ion off i ce i n Pu l aski County when deadl i ne arri ves 0 1 5 , I A : 2 Churches in Northwest A rk pushed reg i s t ra t i on d r i ves 01 7 , I A : 4 Tab l e shows number o f e l i g i b l e voters I n each county N4 ,4A : 3 30 1 980 ARKANSAS -Emergency Emergency Med l ca 1 Servi ces Advisory Counc i l . Gov B i l l C l i n ton reappo i nts Jud i th Ha r le Ke i th , M i ckey D. Jackson and Verlyn Hea l th S30 , 9A : 2 Emergency Services , Office of. Art i c l e on prepa rat ions to handle disasters F1 8 , 1 B : 2 Empl oyment Secu r i ty Advi sory Counc i l . Gov B i i l C l i nton appts Mrs Hershel Ga i nes Jy30, 1 1A : I Empl oyment Secu r i ty D i v i s ion . Governor-elect Frank D . Wh i te to re p l ace Henry L . McHenry as adm i n i s trator D24 , 1 A : 5 See a l so Labor-Empl oyment Agenc i es Energy Depa r tmen t . Governor-elect Frank D. Wh i te p l edges to demote Dept to a subd i v i s ion of the Conwnerce Dept N6, 1 A : 8 Budget p roposed by Frank D . Wh i te woul d des t roy effect i veness , Paul Levy l ays D5 ,9A : I Paul F . levy not i f i ed that he wi 1 1 not be kept as d i rector D1 2 , 1 4A : 5 See a l so Ark-E l ect lons--Governor Arkansas Power & L i ght Co Headowc: reek Project . ARKANSAS - F f nances --Budgets l eg i s l ators they see no advantage I n s p l i t of Dept i n to separate agencies N 1 2 ,6A: l See a l so Ark-Pu rchas i ng Off i ce Ark-Revenue D i v i s ion ... F i nances and Budgets --Budget : Legis l a t i ve Counc i 1 s tud i es p l an for use of w i ndfa l l f�nds col l ected by change to monthl y payment of taxes by f i rm ; p l an d i ffers f rom Gov C l i nton ' s p roposa l ; fund of $8 mi l l ion woul d be set up as loan fund to hel p l ocal govts pay for court-ordered reappra i sa l Ja4 , 1 A : 2 State ' s p rojections on tax revenue J oss because of conso l i da ted i ncome tax for corporat ions may be I n e rro r; Gov C l i n ton orders reanal ys i s Ja4 , 5A : I Gov C l i nton and ALC c l oser to accord on use of wi ndfa l l funds ; pro posa l s l i s ted Ja5 , 7A : l Senate ap proves C l i nton p l an for use of w i nd fa l l funds Ja23 , 1 A : 2 House approves C l i nton p l an (SBJB) for use of w i nd fa l l revenue ; p l ans outl i ne d ; Gov C l inton s i gns b i l l Ja24 , 4A : I Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l a l locat i ng use of w i ndfa l l funds Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Tax col l ect ions I ncrease 20 pct d u r i ng January ; off i c i a l s cormient Ja30 , 3A : I Gov C l i nton s i gns b i l l to a l l ow c l t l es and count ies to use $2 mi l l ion of funds earmarked for roads Ja3 1 , 9A : 2 Tax col l ect ions r i se by 24 pct l n January Fl ,6A : l+ Gov C l i nton re l eases $ 20 . 4 ml l l lon for s ta te p rojects Fl 3 ,4A : l Panel of econo m i sts s t i ck wi th pred i c ted drop i n revenues F 1 6 , 6A : 3 Col l ect ion exceeds tax project ions I n Februa ry ; of f i c i a l s s t i l l wary Hrl , I A: 3 March revenues exceed project l ons Ap1 , 3A : 1 A rt i c l e d i scusses p rob l em o f ' cu t t i ng the fat • I n e l ect i on y r Ap27 , 1 E : 1 Revenue col l ect ions for 1 0 nDnths 1 8 . 8 pct above l as t yea r ' s tota l ; change I n col l ect ion procedure make compa r i son d i ff i cu l t Myl , 4A : l State Sen N i ck Wi l son comp l a i ns that coun t ies wi th offic i a l s on Local Servi ces Advisory Councl l get mo re . . Engi neers !..!!!!_ Land Surveyors , Boa rd of Regi s t ra t i on . Gov B i l l C l i nton names Hugh Lyon Adams S r to bd Ag6, 1 1A:4 Ex-Offender P l acement and Tra i n i ng, Arkansas Convnun l ty Clea r i nghouse for (ACCEPT) . Loca l Servi ces Dept agency has found jobs for over 350 ex1 nma tes S 7 , 1 F : 1 F I nance !!!,!! Adm i n i s t rat I on Dept Federal Judge R i cha rd s . A rnol d rul es that James Sande rs , a b l ack former bookkeeper for the Dept can represent a l l b l ack empl oyees I n rac i a l b i as su i t aga i ns t. f i nance and Adm Dept Ja24 , 6A : 1 Gov C l i n ton releases $ 1 , 581 , 000 for development of data process i ng . prog rams Fl 3 , 4A : 1 D i rector R . l . Qua l l s res i gns , takes FABCO pos i t ion Jy4 , 1 2A : l Wi l l l am D . Gaddy expected to be named d i rector Jy2 7 , 8A : 7 Wi l l i am D . Gaddy named Dept d i rector by Gov B i l l C l i n ton Agl , 6A : 1 Top off i c i a l s of Dept tel l • 31 ARKANSAS - F r nances--Budgets 1 980 money from Sta te Loca l Servi ces Dept My22 , 6A : 4 Tax col l ect ions show ef fect of recess ion Hy3 1 , 1 0A :4 Gov B i 1 1 C 1 I n ton tel 1 s agency heads to base budgets on essen t i a l s Je1 4 , 1 3A : 1 Gov B i l l C l i nton rel eases $ 2 . 9 ml 1 1 ion more for 1 1 cap I t a 1 I m p rovement p rojects Je25 , 9A : I State 1 s net revenue for f i sca l year wi l l ex ceed es t i mate Je28 , 4A : 5 Agenc i es have drawn $ 30 . 6 ml I I Ion of spec i a l needs funds Jy3 , 5A : 6 C l i nton adm projects 1 2 . 5 pct I nc rease i n net genera 1 revenues du r I n g 1 980-81 fi seal yr Jy3 , 5A : 7 Gov B i l l C l i n ton a l lows 4 agenc ies to exceed rest r i c t ions l i m i t i ng expendi tures Jy1 1 ,6A : 7 Year-end ba l ance for s ta te I s $ 1 2 .4 mi l l ion , Gov B i l l C l i n ton tel l s jo i n t meet i ng of h i s cab i net and the Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l ; revenue p ro ject ions for current y r a l so g i ven Jyl 6 , 3A : I Several prog rams that recd ' spec i a l needs ' fund i ng reported surp l us a t end of y r ; $ 7 . 8 m i l l ion turned back to Treasury Jy1 7 , 2A : 3 Revenues to be $34 mi l l ion bel ow current est i ma tes , Governor ' s Counc i l · · · of Economi c Adv i sers says Jy23 , 1 2A : I Gov B i l l C l i nton t r i ms funds out look for revenues �Y 3 . 7 pct ; p rogram cut� job l ayoffs poss I b1e Jy)l 1 I A : 8 Re port on J u l y revenues shows on l y s l J ght Increase Agl , SA : l Ed i tors conment on revenue sho rt fa l l Agl O , 3E : 3 Count i es seek part of severance tax on t i mber Agl2 , 7A : 5 August reve nues decl i ne f rom l as t year Ag30,4A : 1 Revenues recd by the State Treasury J n the l as t f i scal yea r exceed $2 b l 1 1 I on ; up 2 1 0 pct from JO y rs ago S I I , 1 1 A : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i nt Budget Com orders s tudy on methods used to p roject s ta te revenues S l 8 , 1 1 A : 5 Governo r ' s Counc U of Economi c Ad v i sors dec i de not to change revenue forecas t for th i s b i enn i um S 1 9 , 8A: l Col l ect ions total $85 . 5 ml l l lon I n September Ol , 4A : 6 A rt i c l e on s tate ' s d i f f i cul t budget ses s i on coming up 05 , 1 E : 2 Gov B l l l C l i nton tel l s Leg i s l a t i ve Counci l he cannot yet ARKANSAS -Fl nances--Budgets make off i c i a l forecast of I ncome for next 2 yrs ; tenta t i ve f i gu re of $ 1 36 . 3 mi l l ion I n next y r i s too h l g� Counc i l fee l s 07, 1 A : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc I 1 votes budget p 1 an for 1 3 sma l l agenc ies 08, 1 2A : 6 Gazette d l s cusses budget ' s rea l message on f i nances and needs 08 1 20A : I Deta i l ed l i s t on state cost g i ven to Ark Leg f s l a t l ve Counc i l 09 , 4A : 8 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves Gov Bi l l C l i nton ' s requests on 1 8 smal l agenc i es 09,BA: 1 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves budgets of 4 more agenc i es 0 1 0 , 1 0A : 4 Leg i sl at i ve Cound l to de fer hea r i ngs on most agen c i es unt i l after fal 1 e l ect Ions 0 1 4 , SA : I Repr Ca ro l yn Pol l an urges ALC to s tay I n sess ion , work on educ fun d i ng so voters wi l l know what to expect 01 5 1 I OA : l Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l recesses budget hea r i ngs 0 1 6 , 2A : 3 S tate Genera l Revenue col l ec t i ons for Octobe r up . 04 pct N 1 , l l A : 6 Governo r e i ect Frank D . Wh i te appears b r i e f l y before Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l ; sal a r l es for s ta te empl oyees and teachers wi l l be � i s top p r i o r i t y , g roup tol d N6 1 J A : 6 Governo r-el ect F rank D . Wh i te says he woul d not be a f ra i d of a tax I ncrease I f he thought f t woul d be good fo r the s tate N9 , 4A : l Economi c adv i sers l owe r forecas t o f s ta te revenue col l ect ions for next b i enn i um to 1 2 pct each yr N l 1 , 1 A : 2 Senator B i l l Wa l ms l ey says conserva t i ve vote by the peopl e coul d spe l l t roubl e for Frank Wh i te ' s programs N l 2 , BA : 1 Wi l l i am D . Gaddy dec l i nes to cut revenue p rojection for rest of th i s fi sca l y r N l 3 , 5A : 1 Staff o f Governor e l ec t Frank Wh i te proposes that budgets of most s ta te agen c i es for the next 2 yrs be set at con t i n u i ng l evel s m i nus 5 pct ; except ions wi l l be made fo r educa t i on and p robabl y for h i gher educ ; p l an t s effort to provi de s a l a ry Increases N 1 5 , 1 A : 8 Wh i te makes f i rs t budget p roposal s to ALC , i ncl udes some fund-sh i ft i ng N 1 8 , 6A : l Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l fol l ows Wh i te ' s reques t , ra i ses Publ i c 32 ARKANSAS -Fi nances--Budgets 1 980 ARKANSAS -Fi nances--Budgets dec i s ions NJ0 ,8A : l Gove rnor-elect Frank D. Wh i te d i sp l eased w i th Hea l th Dept presen tat i on N30, 1 E : 2 Educa t i on budget p resented by Wh i te ca l l s for over-a l l i nc rease of 8.4 pct ; s a l a ry ra i se request for teachers cut i n ha l f ; Educa t ion Dept Di rector Don Roberts warns that some d l s ts may have to reduce l ength o f term; Wh i te 's proposa l reduces budgets of A rkansas Educa t ional Televi s i on Network and the Dea f School , Bl i nd School and s ta te L i brary get s l i ght i nc reases ; sha rpest cut i n budget made I n funds for educ of the han d i capped D2 , IA : 2 Governor-el ect Frank Wh i te names management team made up of Medf ca l Soc i ety membe rs to advi se h i m on Heal th Dept budget D2 , I A : 3 Vocat ion al educ fun d i ng cons i de red by ALC be fore Wh i te presents h i s p l an s ; Bl i nd School Supt Max Wool l y says Wh l te • s budget wi l l force d i smi ssal o f 2 teache rs , a 1 i b ra r i an and fewer purchases of books ; Tom H i cks say budget cut for Deaf School wi l l re qu i re e l i mi nat ion of 8 teachers , a I l bra r i a n , a n u rse , l a undry worker and some housepa rents ; State L i b ra ry may reduce bookmob i l e servi ce ; Edu cat ional TV network may be cl osed part- t i me D3,4A : I Ed i to r i a l on g r i m t i mes ahead for pub l i c schoo l s notes that Governor-e l ect Frank Wh i te can not be b l amed for state of a ffa i rs D3 , 1 8A : 1 State Sen C l a rence Bel l prepa r i ng b i l l to ra i se sales tax by I pct ; Governo r-el ect Frank Wh i te op poses p l an D4 , 1 A : 3 Rural hea l th program l s a nonessen t i a l program that can be cut from Hea l th Dept budge t , Dr Cha r l es Wi l k i ns , a member of Wh i te ' s advi sory team, says D4 , IA : 4 E r ro r I n bookkeeping l eads to m i sca l cu l a t ion on revenue g rowth D4 , J OA : l Seve ra l s tate boards and conunlss lons propose fee I nc reases D4 , 1 5A : 4 Energy Dept budget of Frank Wh i te woul d dest roy effect i veness of Dep t , Paul Levy says D5 , 9A : 1 P res i dent Jefferson Fa r r i s says budget proposed by Frank Wh i te woul d be Se rv i ce Comm budget and on 6 other agenc i es N 1 9 , 1 4A: 1 Gazette d i scusses probl em Wh i te wl l l encounter I n t r inming budgets Nl 9,22A : 1 Governo r e l ect Wh i te te l l s Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l he expects govt to do mo re wt th l es s , ta l ks about sal a ry i ncreases ; l eg i s l a tors seem recept i ve N20 , l A : 5 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l adopts budgets for departments of H i gher Educa t ion , Labo r and Game and F i sh Conwn N20 , 3A : I Governor-el ect Frank Wh i te does not favo r $ 3 mi 1 1 I on budget for scho l a r s h i p program of H i gher Educ Dep t ; Leg i sl a t i ve Counc i l concerned about poss I bl e fraud N20 , JA : I I nc reased tax on c i ga rettes , use of dog t rack revenues to f J nance state Hea 1 th Dept programs , urged by Boa rd of Hea l th N21 , I A: 2 Correction Dept p repares budget that doubles current approp r i a t ion N21 , 9A : l Governor-elect Frank Wh i te concerned about $8.2 m l l l lon revenue l oss shoul d tax exempt i on be granted on farm mach i ne ry N22 , 4A : 6 Co l l ege budgets proposed b y Governor e l ec t Wh i te shock pres i dents ; programs woul d be cut back; some schoo l s woul d rece i ve no I nc rease i n funds N25 , I A : 2 State Senator C l a rence Bel l suggests Wh l te 1 s budget for col l eges favors those i n coun t i es where he rece i ved heavy vote N25 , lA:4 Un i ve rs i ty of A rk p res i dent and chance l l o rs present needs to leg f s Counc i l ; Fayettev i l l e campus may be forced to res t r ict a dm i ss ions , cou l d lose accred i ta t i on for p rofess iona l school s under p roposed budget N26 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas Tech Un i v P res i dent Kenneth Kersh sees no evi dence of reg iona l i sm I n Wh i te ' s budget N26 , 2A : 5 Tax rept for Novembe r J s so d i sma l that l eg i s l a to rs ta l k about further cuts I n spen d i ng th t s f i scal yr N27, 1 A : 3 A rkansas State Un i v and the s ta te ' s cormiun l ty co i l s cont i nue cr i t l c hm on Wh l te 1 s budget N27,2A : 7 Wh i te ' s budget proposa l s fo r co l l eges s i m i l a r to · oavl d P ryo r ' s approach N27, 30A : I · Unce rta i nty of Wh i te ' s adm keep l eg i s l a to rs cau t i ous i n ma k i ng 33 ARKANSAS - F l nances--Budgets catas t roph ic to Un l v of Cen t ra l Ark 05, 1 3A: I Sales tax woul d be vetoed , Frank Wh i te say s ; governor-e l ect does not think effects of h i s budget cuts wou l d be as d ramat i c as ALC has been tol d 06� 1 A : 2 Auster i ty memo by Gov 8 1 1 1 C l ln ton ca l l s for curta l l ment of a l l nonessen t i a l purchases I ndef i n i te l y ; current budgets from A l l ot ment A may have to be cut to 85 pct ; Purcha s i ng Offfce to report any agency v i o l a t i n g po l i cy D6 , 3A : 2 Tri11111 Jng p r i son budget wi l l be d i ff i cul t task D7, 1 A : 4 Much of income from revenue g rowth has a l ready been budgeted by Governor-e l ect Wh i te 07, 6A: 1 Art i c l e says real f i ght has not sta rted on budget cutt i n g 07, l E : I Ed i to r i a l on budget p roposa h of Frank Wh i te D7 , 3E : 3 Senator Jerry Bookout expects sa Jes tax increase D8 , 2A : 5 Agenc ies have requested $274 . 8 mi l l ion for cap i ta l out l ay 09 , 6A: 7 Frank D. Wh i te ' s pri son budget Increase of 38 pct I s not enough, pr i son offic i a l s say D 1 0 , 1 A : 7 Frank D. Wh i te p roposes $6 mi l l ion J ess for Publ ic Safety Dept D I 0 , 7A : 1 Human Servi ces budget of Frank 0 . Wh i te I s $51 ml 1 1 Ion bel ow Dept reques t DlO, 1 1 A : 6 Budget presented fo r s taff of Governor ' s off ice D1 1 ,4A: l Wh i te ' s staff dec i des a t l as t mi nute not to present Hea 1 th Dept budget yet Oi l , 9A: 4 Wh i te ' s budget for h i ghe r educ incl uded pay ra i ses ; ALC s u rp r i sed Dl l , 1 2A: l Human . Se rv i ces Dept budget presented by Wh i te t s adopted by ALC D1 1 ' 1 9A: 1 Budgets for Parks D i v de l ayed when John E . H i 1 1 e r d i scovers cuts a re to come from Ozark Fol k Center D 1 2 , 5A : 2 P r i son off i c i a l s tel l ALC why they need the ful l $50 m l l l lon reques ted 0 1 2 , l OA : l Ed i tor l a I s on Be 1 1 ' s p roposed sa 1 es tax b I M and no-tax p romi ses of F rank D . Wh i te D J 4 , 3E : l Frank D . Wh i te says he I s not afra i d to ra i se taxes when needed , woul d support tax on a l coho l and tobacco Dl 5 , 3A : l Frank D . Wh i te reconwnends s l i ght budget Increase for Heal th Dept D J 6 , J A : 6 H i ghway 1 980 ARKANSAS - F l nances--Budgets Dept ca l l s for 1 0 pct pay ra i ses of 1 0 pct D l 6 ,4A: 3 leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves $ 1 , 2 75 ,494 for Wh i te ' s off i ce budget D 1 6 ,4A : 4 State em p l oyee pay p l an for average Increase of 1 0 pct submi tted by F rank D . Wh i te and approved by Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l D 1 7 , 1 A: 2 Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l ap p roves budget for h i gher educ pre sented by F rank O. Wh i te D1 7 , 1 A: 2 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l concurs w i th Frank P . Wh i te ' s p l an for no increase In a i d to c i t i es , counties D l 7 , 3A : 1 leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves Frank D . Wh i te ' s budget that e l i minates 20 jobs i n Economi c Deve l opment Dept Dl 7 , 3A : 4 State Senator Jer ry Bookout i s target of l etter-wr i t ing camap l gn I n oppos i t ion to sa l es tax Increase D1 7 , 6A : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve panel p roposes average sa l a ry I ncrease of 1 7 pct fo r State Po l i ce Dl 8 , 1 A : 5 North Arkansas Commun i ty Col l to end p rograms at Mounta i n Home and Rogers I f fund i ng not Increased Dl 8 , 1 2A : 8 Rea l Estate Co11111 budget runs I n to t roubl e D 1 8 , 1 1 C : 2 Rea l test of F rank Wh l�e • s budget cuts to come l ater ; effects of some cuts l i s ted D21 ,22A : 1 Art i c l e on Governor-elect Frank D . Wh i te ' s p l an to meet human needs I n sa l ary ra i ses D21 , 1 E :2 Ed i to r i a l d i s cusses F rank D . Wh i te ' s ant l tax mood D2 1 , 3E :4 P reston Bynum says new Repub l i can adm can del i ve r same serv i ces for l ess money 022 , JA : l Senator C l a rence Bel l to offe r b i l l ra i s i n g sales tax to � pct 023 ,2A: 3 Leg I s 1 at I ve pane 1 supports pay p l an g i ving p referen t i a l treatment to pay p l an for top empl oyees of s tate H ighway and Transportation Dept 023 , 6A: 1 Low budget p roposal s may cl ose some schoo l s earl y , AEA d i rector says D23 , 6A : 2 Automob i l e 1 lcense fee rol l back b i l l p roposed by Frank O . Wh i te w i l l reduce I ncome by $ 1 2 mi l l ion ; Wh i te has no p l ans to make up d i fference D24 , 1 A : 8 Leg i s l a t i ve panel favors fund i ng for Ozark Fo l k Center and H i d Amer i ca Center 024 , 2A: 7 Gazette conwnents on "human ARKANSAS -Fi nances--Budgets ·· ARKANSAS -G l fted 1 980 needs" and budgets for pay I ncreases for govt empl oyees D29, 8A : l Tax co l l ect ions for December show i nc rease; fea rs of budget cuts ease D31 , 1 A : 2 Gazette opposes C l a rence Bel l p ro posal for sa l es tax i nc rease for 2 yr per iod D)I , 1 2A : 1 See a l so · Ark-Heal th Dept A rk-Mental Retardat ion Devel opmenta l D i sab i l i t i es Service Ark-Parks and Tour i sm Dept Col l eges-Fi nances Educa t l on-- F i nances Roads - F i nances Taxa t i on --Debt : P roposed Senate b i l l wou l d release A rk from $286 , 751 debt for money on depos i t In 1 836 after the Bank of the Un i ted States was abo l i shed S20 , 1 2A : 2 --Federal A i d : Was h i ngton Office of governor notes cuts I n US p rog rams for Ark F 1 7 , l lA : 1 Unapproved grant use upsets Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i nt Budget Com H r2 1 , 3A : I Federa l a i d to Ark state and l oca l govts tota l l ed $846 . 8 mi l l i on I n 1 979-80 f i sca l y r Ap1 9 , 1 1 8 : 1 Arkansas rece i ves $ 1 1 9 from US govt for every $ 1 pa i d I n taxes Ag2 3 . ltA : 3 --Government Bonds and Other Investments : Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l g i v i ng Bd of F i nance more fl ex i bi l i ty i n sett ing i n te rest rates on state funds F5 , ltA : l State seeks I n teres t rates h i gher than 1 0 pct for I ts investments F26 , 5C : 3 State Senator N ick W i l son adm i ts he arranged through Labor Dept Di rector Cha rles Dan i e l s to have $50, 000 I n s tate funds depos i ted I n a Pocahontas bank in wh i ch Wi l son owns s tock ; con f l i ct of I n teres t den i ed 03 , l A : lt N i ck Wi l son ' s tac t i cs evoke admi rat ion from h i s senate co l l eagues 04 , 1 6A : I Gazette comnents on N l c.k Wt J son act i on , says s ta te Board of F i nance shoul d I nves t a l l funds D7,2E : I Conway paper c r i t i ca l of N i ck Wi l son I nfl uence on bank depos i t of state funds D 7 , 3E : 5 F i re Ext i ngu i sher and I ns ta l l ers Boa rd . Vernon McTeer apptd by Gov B i l l C l i nton Ag22 , 6A : 1 F i re P revent i on Cornn . Gov B i l l C l i nton names 8 meinii'ers to new panel Jy26 , 1 I A : 1 Forest ry Conmlss ton. Gov C l i n ton appts Peggy C l a rk to Comm Ja31 , 5A : 4 D i rector B i i l G . G resham res i gns Hyl 7, 5A : 6 M i chael P. Hety named State Foreste r and Co1m1 D i rector Jy2, 4A :4 Gov C l i nton names E . L . Throckmorton to Co1m1 S27 , 8A : 4 See a l so F i remen Game and F i sh Cornn . Open l etter to GoViIT'l ITI Tii'iOn and the G&FC charges recent Comm act i ons have been pol l t l ca l ; dras t i c act ion threatened Ja20 , 1 08 : 1 Carl Hunter named asst d i - . rector Ja2 3 , 5A : 5 Commi ss ion acts on several i tems Ja23 , 1 4C : 5 Summary of act i ons taken F27 , 1 4C : 5 L l oyd Mo r r i s named ch ief of Enforcement D i v Hr1 6 , 6B: 1 Comm i ss ion to ask Leg i s l a tu re to l ook for funds for l and purchase Je l 8 ,4C : I N . c . (Casey) Jones e>f P i ne B l uff, named to Comm Jy2 , 3A : 7 Le9ls l a t l ve Counc i l adopts budget N20 , 3A : l leg i s l ators grumb l e about free l i fe t i me hun t i ng and f i s h i ng l i censes g i ven to s tate H i ghway Dept d i rector and cornn members by Game and F i sh Comm N22 , 8A : 2 Gazette cornne nts on free l icenses handed out by G&FC N28 , 26A: 1 See a l so Ark-Cons t i tution Ark-Contracts A rk�Fl nances--Budgets Beavers Books Cache R i ve r Hun t t ng and Trapping Po l i ce and Law Enforcement Wh f te R i ve r W i l d l i fe Sanctua r i es • Geol ogi cal Commi ss i on . Gov C l i n ton reappts C . s . Wi l l iams to Comm F2 . 2A : 5 G i fted and Tal ented Adv i so ry Co.unc i 1 John R . St t pe and · • 35 ARKANSAS -Gi fted 1 980 Davi d Dougl a s apptd by Gov B t l l C l i n ton Ag22, 6A : t Government Employees and Off1 c t a 1 s . A rkansas State Employees Assn takes a i m at bureaucracy, seeks effic iency I n govt ; h i gh turnover rate concerns ASEA Ap3 , 1 B :2 Gov B i l l C l i nton w1 1 1 p l ace l i d on h i r i ng and wi l l p resent p l an to cut numbe r of state jobs Ap 8 , J A : 2 Gov C l i nton o rders agenc i es not to increase empl oyees ; a total of 35 , 295 a re now on payrol l , w i th 4 5 , 99 7 autho r i zed; order app l i es on l y to agenc i es under h i s cont ro l , but C l i n ton to seek cooperat i on of H i ghway Dept and the col l eges and un i vers i t ies Ap9 , 8A : I L i s t shows jobs autho r t. zed, f I 1 l ed and vacant i n each agency Ap9 , 8A : I Payro l l f i gures for several aganc les show I nc reases f n empl oyees s i nce June 1 , 1 978 Ap9 , 8A : l Gazette says h i r i ng l i d has be come cus tom of a l I Ark governors Apl 2 , 1 8A : I E d i to r i a l on h i r i ng l i d Ap20, 3E : 4 Compa r i son o f s ta ffs of Governors Cl I n ton and P ryor I s di ff l cul t My4 , 1 A : 4 Gov B i i l C l i nton fi res Ted Newman from s ta te govt post afte r fa i l ure o f Spec i a l Al ternat i ve Wood Energy Resources p rogram Hy1 0 , 6A : J Arkansas State Empl oyees Assoc i a t ion passes reso l ut ions on pay sca l e , job c l as s i f i ca t i on , use of s ta te and personal cars and hea l th ins Je8 ,4A : 6 Speech by GOP candi date Frank D . Wh i te attacking Gov C l i nton rece ived enthus i a s t i ca l l y by group Je8 , 5A : l Art i c l e d i scusses pos s i b l e confron tat i on by l eg i s l a t i ve and execut i ve branches over con trol of personnel and pay p l an S 1 4 , 1 E : 1 S ta te jobs I n c reased 73 pct i n 1 0 years S 1 9 , 5A : 5 Governor-e l ect Frank O . Wh i te p l edges to reduce number of empl oyees by 1 , 000 to 1 , 500 N6 , I A ; 8 See a l so Co l l eges-Scho l arsh i ps , Fel l owsh i ps and Student Loans L t abl 1 t ty fo r Acc i dents Wel fare Wh i te , Frank D -Ai des and Empl oyees . A l so see ent r i es for depts and agenc i es ARKANSAS -Government --E th i cs I n O f f i ce : Ame r i can C i v i l L i be rt i es Un i on f i l es su i t on beha l f of employees a l l eg i ng Code of Ethics l aw v i o l a tes US Cons t i tution ; many p l a i nt i ffs a re members of col l ege facul t i es Ja30 , 1 4A : l Federa l Judge WI 1 1 lam R. Overton o rders Secy of State Pua l R i v i e re not to enforce port ions of the Code of Ethics l aw fo r 1 0 days Ja3 l , 6A : 4 Top s ta te of f t c l a t s fl le code of eth i cs forms F l , 1 1 A : 4 Federa l j udge tel l s cha l l eng e rs of J aw to take case to s tate cts F7, 6A : l Sta te empl oyees take cha l l enge of eth i cs l aw to Chancery Ct F l 4 ,2A:4 Chance l l o r Thomas G l a ze rul es Secy of S ta te Pual R i v i ere m i s i nterpreted Code of Eth i cs J aw ; j udge orders s tatements destroyed F1 6 , JA : 7 See a l so Ark-Leg f s l a ture--Eth l cs I n Off i ce --Expense Account s ; Arkansas S ta te Employees Assn seek i ncrease I n re payment for use o f personal cars F22 , 7A: l leg i s l a t i ve Jo i nt Aud i t Com asks P rosecuto r W i l bu r C . Ben t l ey to ta� act ion aga i n s t Hrs Del o res J . Ma rt i n , forme r act i ng d i rector o f the s ta te Off I ce on Ag i ng ; expense reim bursement for conf I n Cal i f Is bas i s o f comp l a i n t F23 , 5A : J See a l so Ark-Labor Dept --Ho l i days and Spec i a l Occas ions : Gov !!1 1 1 C l l nton says empl oyees may observe b i rthday of O r Ha rt i n Luther K i ng Jr I n l i eu of personal b i rthday I f they w i sh Ja 1 2 . 9A : 4 --I nsu rance : A rkansas has cheapest s ta te emp l oyee hea l th Insurance rate F1 7 , 5E : 7 Leg l s l a t l ve Counc i l ag rees to i nc rease s tate sha re of premi um for hea l th I ns Je1 4 , 3A : 5 See a l so Med i c i ne-Hea l th I ns --Pens ions and Reti rement : Publ i c Empl oyee Ret.i rement System Bd W>tes to a 1 low emp l oyees who returned to s ta te service to buy I nto non contri butory p l an Hr25 , 5C : 6 A rkansas Pub l i c Empl oyee Ret i rement System takes $240 ,000 l os s i n bond sa l e Hy2 , 8C : 8 See a l so Con:vnerc l a l Nat l Bank ( LR) · 36 ARKANSAS -Government 1 980 --Wages and Hours : Leg i s l a t i ve panel del ays b l 1 1 g i v i ng ra i se I n sa l a ry to the s tate budget d i rector and the admin i s t rator of the CETA program Ja23,4A : 4 Mo ra l e of state empl oyees sagg i ng because some pos l t lons have been upgraded for pay purposes , Leg l s panel tol d Hr20 , 9A : 1 Survey by Arkansas State Empl oyees Assn compares s a l a r ies w i th those of federal and p r i vate empl oyees Ap3, 1 8 : 2 Gov Cl l n ton does not 1 I ke r i g i d pay grade p l an , wi l l seek to change l t Ap8 , 1 A: 2 S tatement by Gov C l l n ton that he wi l l work w i th Arkansas State Employees Assn on new pay p l an angers Amer i can Federat i on of S ta te , County and Mun i c i pa l Empl oyees un i on, Apl O , 6C : 4 Gov C l i nton assures AFSCME he wants l abor orgn Incl uded i n d i s cuss Ion about changes I n pay p l an Ap30 , 1 3A : l Gov C l i nton working to t ighten pay sys tem, I ncrease ra i ses Hy5 , 3A : 1 Leg i s l a t i ve panel approves pay ra i se for tax �udl tors and the i r supervi sors a fter rept on turnover Hy1 5 , 1 1 A : 1 About Ito ma l l hand l ers in state Revenue D i v upset over wages . . . Hy 1 6 , 6A : 5 Gov C l i nton d i scusses pay p l an g r ievances w i th S ta te Employees Assn members Jel 0 , 6A : 3 leg i s l at i ve Personnel Com wl l 1 not cons i de r any more spec i a l ra i ses · unt i l next yr Je1 3 , 1 1 A : l Gov B i l l C l i n ton meets w i th AFSCHE rep s , agrees the i r pay proposa l s have me r i t Je2 1 , 6A : 3 Leg i s l a t i ve Personnel Com app roves h i gher s ta rt i ng sa l a r ies for a number of s tate employees Jy 1 4 , 3A : 4 A i des to Gov B i l l C l i nton s tudy p roposed pay I ncreases for s ta te employees 04 ,4A : 1 Governor-elect Frank D . Wh i te tel l s leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l h i s top prior i ty I s sal a r i es of s ta te employees and teachers N6 , lA : 6 Leg i s l a t i ve panel wo rk i n g on p roposed new s ta te ' job c l ass i f i ca t i on p l an H1 7 , 4A : 4 H i ghway Dept cal l s fo r 1 0 pct pay ra i ses 0 1 6 , 4A: 3 Pay p l an of frank D . Wh i te fo r average pay increase of 1 0 pct I s adopted by Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l D1 7 , 1 A : 2 Pay p l an to restore equi ty be tween 26 job grades D l 7 , 3A : 5 ARKANSAS -Hea l th Board See a l so Ark- F l nances--Budgets Ark-Hi ghway and Transporta t i on Dept Ark-Pa rks and Tou r i sm Dept Ark-Pub l i c Service Comm Col l eges-Wages Wh i te , Frank D . -A l des and Empl oyees ... Governor (Office of) . Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l approves �1 -;275 ,494 for off i ce budget 0 1 6 ,4A : 4 - -Wash i ngton , D . C . Office : Gov C l i n ton cance l s meet lng w i th l aw make rs ; some members of de l ega t i on t h i nk l a rge l obby i ng off i ce may not be as effect i ve as c l oakroom meet i ngs F26 , 3A : 2 Fordyce paper says there I s no need for off i ce Hr23 , 3E :4 P i ne B l uff Commerc i a l cri t i ca l of cost of off i ce Apl 3 , 3E : 6 Anne Bart l ey says Was h i ngton off i ce y i e l ds d i v i dends Hy8 , 1 1 A : 6 Anne Bart l ey res i gns as d i rector of Arkansas ' s Off i ce of State-Federal Rel at ions a t Was h i ng ton Hy24 ,4A : 5 A rt i c l e on work of Was h i ngton off i ce and Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton ' s I n terest I n t t Jy6 , 1 E : 1 Go� .8 1 1 1 C l i n ton caut ious I n nam i ng d i rector Ag24 , 7A : l Governor-e l ect F rank D. Wh i te p l ans to c l ose Was h i ng ton office N6 , 1 A : 8 Governors . Pol l concl udes s tate has not had a truly g reat gov or a rea l l y bad one In the 20th Century ; rank i ngs l i s ted F21 ,4B : l See a l so C l i nton , Wi l l i am J . Faubus , O rval Eugene Rockefel l e r, Wi nthrop Wh i te , Frank D. --Secur i ty , Personal : Overheard threat to k i l l gov of Ark b ri ngs i n creased secu r i ty for Gov B i l l C l i nton and Governor-el ect Frank D . Wh i te 02 3 , I A : 2 Gove rno r C l l nton and Frank D . Wh i te s t i l l under protec t i on 024 , 2A : 3 Hea l th Adv i so ry Comm i t tee , Publ i c . Gov C l i nton appts Gordon Oates to Com, reappo ints Wi l l i am A . Teer Ja29 , 4A : 3 Hea l th Boa rd . Gov B i l l C l i nton names D r James Haup l n to Bd 030 , 9A : l 37 ARKANSAS -Hea I th Boa rd 1 980 Gov B i i l C l i nton names B i i i Parette to Bd 031 , 6A: 1 Hea l th Coord i na t i ng Counc i l , Statew i de . Gov B i l l C l i nton names Dr Margaret Beas l ey to Bd D30 , 9A: l Hea l th Def · Budget reduct i on o f 30 employees ; 1 2 po forces J ayo s i t ions to be unf i l l ed and meat t n spec t Ion t rans fer to federa 1 govt Ag I, I A : 2 Meat packers ask state not to transfer I nspec t i ons to fede ra l program; Dr Robert w. Young says tax money saved by fede ral program Ag5 , 4A: l Art i c l e d i scusses pol i t i ca l controversy s t i rred u p by meat I n spec t i on program Agl O , l E : S State to con t i nue meat i nspect ion I f funds ap proved Ag1 3 , I OA : I P i ne B l uff paper c r l t l ca l of C l l nton backdown on meat i nspection Ag1 7 , 3E : 6 Gov C l i nton ' s 1 978 campa i gn p romi se to packers puts h lm on spot to f i n d funds Ag1 9 , 5A : 4 Gazette says Gov C l i nton shou l d not back down on meat I nspect ion p rogram Ag2 1 , 1 4A : 1 Ed i to r i a l ca 1 1 s fo r meat packers to pay i nspec t i on fees Ag24 , 3E : 4 I ncreased tax on c i garettes , use of dog track revenues to f i nance programs urged by Board of Hea l th N21 , 1 A : 2 Gove rnor-elect Frank D . Wh i te d i spl eased wi th Dept budget presentat i on N 30 , 1 E : 2 Frank Wh i te names management team made up of Med i ca l Soc i ety members to adv i se h i m o n Dept budget D2 , 1A : 3 Rural heal th program can be cut from budget , membe r of Wh i te ' s advi sory team says D4 , 1 A : 4 Wh i te ' s s taff wi thho l ds budge t , says p roposed cuts may be too deep 01 1 , 9A : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l adopts Wh i te ' s p roposa l for 2 pct i n crease i n fund i n g , I nc l ud i ng con t l nu a t ion of rura l hea l th deve l opment program ; Counc i l appts panel to s tudy home hea l th care program wh i ch Wh i te rejected D l 6 , 1 A : 6 See a l so Atomic Energy Drug Add i ct ion , Abuse and Traffic Nurs i ng and Nurses Po i so n i ng and Po i sons ARKANSAS -H i ghway Conwn Hea l th Pl ann i ng and Devel opmen t Agency. D i rector M i chael J . C l ea ry res i gns at request of Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton Apl 2 , 3A : 5 Gov B l l l C l i nton names Stephen F . Fot i d i rector My1 6 , 1 8A : 1 Effort made to co rrect probl ems so ful l fede ra l funds can be recd Ag20 ,4A : 6 Hea r i ng A i d D i spensers Boa rd . Gov C l inton reappts Ruel S . Sams to Bd Jai9 ,4A : ) �fghe r Edu.:at f on Bd . Mary Fay B lack reappo i nted by Gov B i l l C l i nton Ag2 2 , 6A : l Gov B f 1 1 C l i nton names Dr C l i fton Roaf to 1 0-yr term D3 1 , 6A : 1 H l2her Educa t i on Dept . Sal a ry I n crease for Dept d i rector recommended by Bd Jyl 9 , 4A : l Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l adopts budget N20 , 3A : l leg i s l a t i ve Counc l l del ays motion by Senator C l a rence Bel t to abol i sh Dept 01 7 , 1A:2 See a l so A rkansas P l a n , I nc H ighway � Transportat ion Dept . No I n tent i ona l wrongdo ing found t n p robe o f sal es o f scrap metal by em p l oyees at Russel l v l 1 1 e ; funds were use4 for entertai nment and wi l l be repa i d Ja 1 0 ,9A : 3 Dav i d L . Moore re s i gns as D i s t 8 eng i neer , I n part be cause of recent I nves t i gat ion Ja l 7, 5A : 3 US C i rcu i t Court rules Arkansas H i ghway and Transporta t i on Dept does not have to wi thho l d dues for un i on members Ag28, 1 0A : 6 D i rector Henry Gray reorgan i zes Dept N7, 7A : 3 Leg i s l at i ve panel supports pay p l an g i ving preferen t i a l t reatment to top em p loyees of Dept D23 , 6A : 1 See a l so Ark-El ect ions--Leg l s l a ture (HR) -- D i s t 2, Pos i t i on 1 Ark-Government Employees--Wages Ark-Hi ghway Pol i ce } H ighway Commiss ion . Governo r-e l ect Frank O. Wh i te faces geograph i ca l probl em J n making appmt N29 , 3A : I Wh i te advi se.d to name a t - l a rge com m i ss ione r D6 , 5A : 1 Attorney General Steve C l ark says appmts must be made 38 ARKANSAS - H i ghway Comn 1 980 f rom ol d Cong d l s ts 02J, 6A : 6 P res ton Bynum advi ses F rank Whi te to a b i de by Steve C 1 a rk ' s o p i n ion on d i s t r icts D25 , 8A : 4 Frank D . Wh i te may test res t ri c t i on on nami ng appo i n tees 030, SA : 1 H ighway Pol i ce , H ighway and Transportat ion Dept . No dup l i ca t i on found of duties of H i ghway Pol i ce Ag6 , 8A : 6 H i s to ry See a l so Archeology and Anthropology Arkansas Ter r i to r i a l Restora t ion .. H i s to ry Convnl ssion . Gov B f 1 1 C l i nton names Ear l e Johnson to Co11111 Hr22 , 1 0A : 4 A r t f c 1 e descr i bes new quarters of A rkansas H i s to ry Comn Ky4 , 2F : I H i l bu rn Payne charges H i s tory Conm and Church of Jesus C h r i s t of latter Day Sa i nts conspi red to keep h i m from do i ng mi crof i l mi ng I n Ark 56, 1 2A : I Former s ta te Senator Robert Harvey named to panel S27 , 8A : 4 Hous i ng Deve l opi ng Agency. Gov C l i n ton appts Hort Hardwick J r to Bd Ja31 , SA : 4 Governor-el ect Frank D . Wh i te wants Hark Hendrickson to re ma i n as head of Agency D24 , 2A : 2 See a l so Hous l ng-- F l nance Human Resources Conrn. Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton reappoi nts Dorothy Rappeport and Vanette Johnson Ag2 2 , 6A : l Some l eg i s l a tors t ry i ng to k i l l panel 01 8 , 1 3A : 1 Panel wan ts to meet wi th Governor-el ect Frank D . Wh i te 02 1 , 1 5A : 7 Human Services Dept . Publ i c hea r i ng hel d on p roposed a l l ocat ion of Ti t l e XX funds of some $33, 320, 000 for serv i ces to the poor Mr6 , 1 0C : 1 D i rector Ga l l S . Huecker i n tends to ho l d 1 0 pct of T i t l e XX nnney because of uncerta i nt i es In federa l budget Ap30 , 1 0A : 1 B i l l s that woul d vas t l y change Dept o rgn g i ven to Leg l s panel Je27 , 1 1 A : 1 Staff d i s tr i butes pro posa l that a l l comrs of the Dept ' s 5 major d l v t s fons be requi red to re port to D i rector Ga l l Huecker any d i scuss ions wi th s ta te l eg i s l a tors ; ARKANSAS -Labor Board Hrs Huecker says s tatement not drafted p rope r l y Je28 , 1 A : 4 Attorney General Steve C l a rk h f res l aw f i rm to ass i s t In race b i as s u i t Jy1 1 ,4A : 1 Use of p r i vate l aw f i rm to ass i st State Attorney Genera l I n defense aga i nst rac i a l b i as s u i t b r i ngs com p l a i n t from NAACP Jy30 ,5A : 6 Steve C l a rk defends use of p r i vate f i rm Ag� 8A : 7 Ros ie I rene Cap l e f l l es s u i t a l l eg ing she l os t he r job at Benton Servi ces Center because she I s b l ack Ag1 2 , 3A: 3 Seven d i v i s ion· d i rectors oppose reorgan i za t i on p l an Ag1 3 , 1 1 A : l Art i c l e on efforts by l e g i s l ators to d i sman t l e Dept Agl 7 , 1 E : 5 leg i s l a t i ve panel gets 4 p l ans favo r i n g abo l i t ion of Dept Ag2 J ,8A: 1 leg i s l at i ve panel reconmends c reat ion of an Off i ce o f Management Services to han d l e adm work and make repts to the Leg i s l a ture 02 , 3A : 7 Budget p resented by Frank D . Wh i te I s adopted by ALC ; cuts ln staff and programs l i s ted Dl l , 1 9A: l Raynnnd L . Scott , an a i de to Senator Dav i d P ryo r , chosen by F rank D . Wh J te to head Dept D1 2 , 1 A : 3 S.ee a l so A rk-B l ind and V i sual l y I mpa i red, Office of Ark-Men tal Hea l th Services D i v Ark-Mental Retardat ion Ark-Rehab i l i ta t i on Serv i ces D i v Ark-Soc i a l Se rv i ces D i v Ark-Youth Services D i v Arkansas Ch i l d ren ' s Colony-Conway . I ndus t r i a l Deve l opment Comm i ss ion , A rk � See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--Governor I nhal a t ion Therapy Exam i n ing Com. Gov C l i n ton names D r Paul Means to Com Ja25 , l l A : 4 Ross Payne named to Comm S30 , 9A : 2 I n s u rance Dept See a l so I n s u rance Jus t i ce Bu i l d i ng Comn l ss l on . Gov C l i n ton reappts H rs Sue Parks to Comn Ja25 , 1 1 A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i nton reap po ints B i l l y B i ngham Ag22 , 6A: l Labo r Boa rd. Don Fl anders apptd to Bd by Gov B i l l C l i n ton S9 , 8A : 6 39 ARKANSAS -Labor Dept 1 980 labor Depa rtmen t . Agency moves to o l d St V i ncent I n f i rmary B l dg Jy8, 9A : 3 · Leg is 1 at i ve Counc i 1 adopts budget N20, 3A : 1 Advances for t rave 1 suspended pen d i ng aud i t of agency 1 s use o f the money ; D i rector Cha rl es Dan i e l s comments Dl l , 6A : 6 Dan i e l s to l eave Dept next mo Ol 8 , 6A : l Gov B i l l C l i n ton ca1 1 s Dan i e l s res i gnat ion r i gh t 02 1 , 4A: 3 . See a l so Ark-Flnances--Govornment Bonds and Other I nvestments landscape Arch i tects Advi sory �· Alfred E i nert named by Gov C l i nton to bd F27,5A : 2 law Enforcement Standards , Comm D i rector H . G l enn Ha l l i bu r ton---re51 gns Ja1 6, 1 0A : 3 Reed Wi l son Thompson named d i rector Ja25 , 1 4A : 8 Dr Cha r l es Chasta i n apptd to Comm by Gov B i l l Cl i nton N26 , 6A : 6 Legi s l a tu re . State Sup reme C t says i t does not have power to order Leg l s to end i ts recessed s tate : 3 j us t i ces say Con s t i tut i on may have been vio la ted and that act ion taken by ex tended sess ion may be i l l egal ; John F . We l l s b rought su i t Ja 1 , 1 A : 4 House · · Speaker John E . H i l l er and Senate Pres Pro Tern Knox Ne l son defend ex tens ion of sess ion ; Gov B i l l C l i nton suggests pa r t i es ask s tate Supreme Ct for c 1 a r i f i cat ion Ja 3 , 1 A : 2 Attorney Gen Steve C l a rk asks· Supreme C t to c l a r i fy op i n ion , erase i ssue of l ega l i ty Ja5 , I OA : 7 Gazette d i scusses pract i ce and consequences of leg i s conven ing a l mos t at wi l l i n extended sess ions Ja7 , 8A : l State Supreme Ct refuses to c l a r i fy rul i ng Ja8 , 6A : 7 Gazette conwnents on C t refusal to c l a r i fy ru l i ng Ja8 . 1 6A : l John F . Wel l s f i l es s u i t c l a i mi ng 3 consti tutiona l amdts p roposed by Leg l s a re not va l i d because extens ion of Leg l s sess ion was I l l egal F22 , 4A : l Chance l l o r Tom G l aze r u l es 3 amdts were l ega l l y adopted I n extended sess ion , orders them p l aced on bal l ot Ap2 , 1A : 5 State Supreme C t hears a rguments i n su i t fl i ed by John F . Wel l s seeking to i nva l i date 3 p roposed const i tut iona l amdts Hy6 , 7A : l A rt i c l e ARKANSAS -Leg i s l a ture--Membe rs exami nes i ssue. ·of s i ngl e-member d l s ts in leg i s l a tu re Jy24 , I B : 2 Leg i s l ators seek ways to reduce dupl i cat ion of effort by l eg i s l at i ve panel s S9 ,4A : 3 House p l ans to I ns ta l l compute r fo r wri t i ng and amend i ng bi l l s S l 2 , 7A : 4 Arkansas ranks 39th I n cost o f oper a t i ng Leg i s l a ture 08 , 1 3A : 7 A l so see subjects of l eg i s l a t ion -·A i des and Empl oyees: Smal l staff w1 1 1 be used during spec i al sess ion Ap1 0 ,2A : 8 --Eth i cs I n O f f i ce : Bank bus i ness l eads i n terests of Leg i s l ators as shown on eth i cs forms Fl ,6A : 3 Con fl ict of i n terest I ssue h i gh l i ghted by f i ght of Sen Joe Ford aga i ns t Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton ' s bi l l s on uti l i ty regu l a t ion ; 1 7 of 3lt I n Sen have banki ng i n terests Ap1 8 , 1 3A : 7 See a l so Ark-Fi nances--Government Bonds and Other I nvestments Bri bery --Expense Accounts : Cost of state l e g i s l a tors atten d i ng conf i n NY tops $20 , 000 Jy9 , 9A : l �ee a l so Ark-E l ect ions- leg i s l a tu re---O l s t 2 --Leg i s l a t i ve Commi ttees and 0 rgan i za t I on : ---Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l : A rt i c l e on work of Harcus Hal brook a s execu t i ve secy to the Leg i s l a t ive Counc i l and d i rector of Bureau of Leg i s l a t i ve Research My25 , I F :4 --Leg i s l a t i ve Commi ttees and O rgan i za t i on (HR) : Sen iori ty draw i ng hel d for new reprs D2 , 7A : 6 --Leg i s l a t i ve Commi ttees and Organ i za t ion ( Sen ) : Senate organ i zes, el ects Ben Al l en P res i dent Pro Tem D 1 5 , 3A : 4 --Members : State Senator H i l t Earnhart wi l l not seek ree l ect ion Ja29 , 6A : 6 Gazette conwnents on M i l t Earnhart dec i s ion not to seek re e l ec t i on F7, l 2A : l Cartoon of Earnhart be ing wel comed at Ol d Guard Rest Home F l 0 ,2E : 3 See a l so Ne 1 son , Knox Stanc i 1 , B 1 1 1 40 ARKANSAS -Leg i s l ature--Members 1 980 Tye r , A r t o --Pr i v i l eges o f Members : Edi tor suggests change I n l aw that bars a r res t of l eg i s l a tors and l eg i sl a t i ve employees dur i ng sess i ons and for 1 5 days befo re and afte r sess ion ; recent case of a l l eged reckl ess d r i v i ng c i ted Ja20 , 3 E : 4 See a l so Smi thson, J i mmy --Reapport i onment : Census report shows Leg i s l ature must be reap port i oned D1 4 , 8A : 1 --Sess i ons : Leg i s l a ture reconvenes w i th p l ea from Gov B i l l C l i nton that act ion be con f i ned to const i tut ional amdts on prope rty tax and usury Ja8 , 1 A : 2 House Ru l es Com asks that un autho r l zed persons be kept out of chambe r Ja1 0 , 7A : 2 House bars un authorl zed persons from chamber Ja 1 1 , 4A: 8 Gov C l i nton has about 65 I tems on agenda for spec i a l sess ion Ja l ], 6A: 1 Work o f extended sess ion f i n i shed, Leg l s recesses aga i n unt i l December 31 ; one m i nute a fter recess , Genera l Assembl y opens spec i a l sess ion ca l l ed b y Gov C l i nton Ja l B , 1 A : 2 Jo i nt Budget Com acts on sever a l b i l l s , but not on tax w i ndfa l l Ja1 8 ,4A : l Emergency l oan fund for f i nanc ia l l y a i l i ng coun t i es among 71 I tems I n spec i a l sess ion Ja 1 8 , 4A : 4 Summa ry o f p roceed i ngs Ja 1 9 , 1 A : 5 Ga zette commen ts on me r i ts of amdts passed Jn recent ses s i on Ja20 , 2E : 1 Ed i tors commen t on I ssues I n the ex tended sess ion Ja20 , 3E : 3 Su111na ry of proceed i ngs Ja22 , 1 A : 2 Ja22 , 3A : 3 Ja24 . 4A: l Ja24 ,4A : 7 Leg i sl a ture completes spec i a l sess ion Ja25 , 1 A : 2 Summa ry of proceedi ngs Ja25 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i nton s i gns 40 b i l l s , vetoes one, l eaves 20 pending Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Gazette cal l s for spec i a l ses s i on to cons i de r l eg i s l a t ion on publ i c u t i l i ty co l l ect ion of h i gher rates wi thout PSC approva l , teacher pay and property taxes F3, 2E : l Gov C l i n ton wi l l not ca l l sess ion to dea l wi th uti l i ty rates F20, 1 A : 2 S tate Sen Robert Ha rvey I n tervenes I n s u i t cha l l enging va1 l d f ty of extended sess ion Mr5 , 3A:4 ARKANSAS -Li vestock Gov C l i nton may convene leg l s w i th i n 2 weeks to deal w i th assessments o f u t i l i t ies Mr1 3 , 1 A : 2 Ed i to r i a l po i nts to spec i a l sess ions as proof that annual meet ing ls needed M r2 3 , 3E : 3 Spec i a l ses s i on l i ke l y Apri l 1 5 , Gov C l i nton says Ap3 , 1 A : 6 Gov B i l l Cl i nton releases l i s t of p roposed subjects for spec i a l ses s ion Ap5 , IA : 4 Gazette comments on l i gh t . agenda , po i nts to other needs Ap8 , 8A : l Gov C l i nton i ssues ca l l for spec i a l ses s i on on Pub l i c Service Conm and tax col l e� t ions Ap1 1 , 1 A : 2 Gazette conments on i tems I n ca l l Apl 3 , 2E : 1 F i ve p roposal s added to agenda Ap1 5 , J A : 5 Sess ion opens Ap1 6 , 1 A : 3 Gov C l i nton tel l s Leg l s purpose of sess ion I s to protect the economy Ap1 6 , )A : l Summa ry o f b i l l s passed I n spec i a l sess ion Ap1 9 , 1 A : 4 Spec i a l sess ion ends Ap1 9 , 1 A : 8 Gazette cal ' s 2nd Extraord l an ry Sess ion another one to forget Ap20 , 2E : 1 Arkansas Su p reme Ct rul es Leg l s v i o l a ted s tate Con s t i tut ion by mere l y recess ing t n Apr f 1 1 979 and reconven ing f ts regu ' a r. sess Ion I n January 1 980 ; rul I ng says. 2 proposed amdts cons i de red for f i rs t t t me at extended sess i on a re I nva l i d ; amdt recons i de red at ex tended sess ion i s l ega l ; effect of rul i ng ts that on l y matters to be cons i dered after a recess are those a l ready pending at regul a r sess i on ; rul ing came i n su i t f l i ed by John Wel l s Je3 , 1 A: 4 Gazette comments on ct rul i ng on recessed sess ions Je4 , 1 6A : l A rt i c l e d i scusses constra i n ts of the Cons t i tution Je8 , 1 E : 6 --Wages and Hours : Weekl y payro l l for sa l a r i es a l one I s $73,000 Ja8 , 6A : 6 Gov B 1 1 1 C 1 I n ton L I b rary Boa rd appts Harriet Jasma to Bd D l 6 ,6A : 7 Gov C l i n ton names George Wes tmo re l and to Bd 01 9 , l 2A : 4 L iquef i ed Petroleum Gas Boa rd. Gov C l i nton appts Ray Har t i n to Bd F2 , 2A : 5 Gov C l i nton names B i l l F i e l d to Bd Ap3 . BA : 3 L i ves tock and Poul t ry Conwn. Gov • 41 ARKANSAS - L i ves tock 1 980 C 1 1 nton appts Devoe Bo1 1 1nger to Conm F7,4A:4 Loan Board, Student Adv i sory. Gov B i l l C l i n ton reappts Sam Howel l to Bd Ja29 , 4A : 3 Gov C l i n ton reappts Al v i n Huffman I l l to B d F2 , 2A : 5 D r Dan Wes t reappo i n ted Ag22 ,6A : l Loca l Government Note : See geog heads fo r I nd i vi du al c i t i es and count i es • ·· su1 ts Gar l and C i rcu i t C t comb i nes test 1 ng powers of Quorum C ts Ja8, 6A : l --Cont racts : Ten coun t i es s i des tep l aws on b i dd i ng w i th l ease p l an F I S , 8A : l Three county j udges defend lease-buy con t ract s ; Prosecutor Tom Tatum contends pract l· ce I s I 1 1 ega 1 , wi l l f i l e su i t Jel 1 , 1 5A : 1 Lou i s R . Spl l ka I nd i cted on charges of publ i c servant b r i be ry I n sa l es to Benton , Jackson , Sal ine and Po i nsett Count i es Je20 , I A : 6 Attorneys J n Ful ton and Sharp County case d i sagree on effect deci s ion . wi l l have on federal Racketeer l nfl ucenced and Corrupt Organ i zat ions l aw ; R I CO counts were f i l ed aga i nst o ther county j udges Ag9 , 7A : l Lou t s Robert (Joe) Sp i l ka I mp l i ca tes 4 current and 1 3 forme r county judges I n publ i c servant b r i be ry case ; S p t l ka p l eads gu i l ty to one coun t , wh i ch may mean he has agreed to tes t i fy at future t r i a l s Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 Leg i sl a t i ve panel asks for l egal op i n ion on pract i ce of ren t i ng equ i pment then buy i ng i t as used I tems Ag22 , 1 2A : l S tate Senator W. E . Ra i nwater asks l aw change so sma l l towns can buy f rom f i rms owned by a l dermen Ag22 , 1 2A : 2 Sal esman J . S . Rose I nd i cted I n b r i bery o f county judges fn Benton , St Franc i s and Sa1 l ne Count ies Ag2 7 , I OA : 5 Lou i s Robert (Joe) Sp l l ka gets 1 5 -mo p r i son term, $ 5 , 000 f i ne S5 , 1 A : 6 Horton Neal Center sentenced I n A l abama for par t i c i pa t i on I n a 5-sta te k i ckback scheme, o rdered to repay funds to Stuttga r t , Spri ngda l e , and Tuckerman ; Lonoke street supt , Mel vi n Murphy I l sted anong targets of b r i bery ARKANSAS -Loca l Govt attempts 02 , 1 A : 2 Me l vi n Murphy says he was never approached about a b r i be 03 , 4A : 5 Bri bery p robe tha t s ta rted i n Ark spreads to 8 other s ta tes 0 1 2 , 3A : l State vendors awa re o f b r i bes to agenc i e s , Jonesboro paper reports 0 1 2 , 3A : l Pres i dent of County Judges Assn tel l s Leg i s l a ture p roposed re s t r i ct ions on purchase o f l eased equ i pment wi l l c r i pp l e j udges 01 7 , 8A : 7 See a l so Ash l ey County Benton County C l ay County Conway County C ra i ghead County C rawford County Ful ton County G reene County Hemps tead County Hot Sp r i ng County Jackson County Lafayette County Logan County Nevada County Ouach i ta County PQl nset t County Pope County Pulaski County Sal i ne County Sev i e r County Sharp County --Elect ions : Gov B i l l C l i nton s i gns l eg l s to a l l ow c i t i es changing · form of govt to hol d a spec i a l e l ec t i on Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Unof f i c i a l re s u l t s of ba l l oting for coun ty of f i c i a l s I n Dem p r i ma ry outs I de Pu l aski My29,6A : 1 E l ec t i on resul ts outs i de P u l aski County Jel l , 1 4A: l Compl ete , unoff i c i a l returns for a l ' runoffs outs i de Putaski County Je1 2 , 8A: 1 Al so see names of c i t i es and coun t ies --Finances and Budgets : Note : Art i c l es on finances and budgets of t n d f vt dual coun t ies and c i t i es are under geog heads Arkansas Mun i c i pa l League wants l aw ARKANSAS -Loca l Govt 1 980 to perm i t loca l sales tax I n 1 f eu of p roperty tax F l 5 , 8A: 4 Gazette op poses tal k about approval of l oca l s a l es tax Hy4 , 2E : l State Rep r Bobby Tul l i s ca l l s for loca l sales tax for c i t ies and coun t i es Ag22 , 7A : 4 Ed i tor i a l on uph i l l f i ght fac ing c i t i es I n the i r quest for more funds f rom the Leg f s N30 , 3E : 4 Gazette urges Leg l s to say no to request of c i t i es for power to l evy sales tax after loca l e l ect ions D5 ,26A: 1 Leg i s lat i ve Counc i l agrees to Frank D . Wh i te ' s p l an for no increase i n s tate a i d to c i t ies, count ies ; l oca l off i c i a l s vow to f i ght in Leg l s sess ion D 1 7 , 3A: l --Government Empl oyees & Offi c i a l s : When county off i c i a l s a re I n con fl i c � the p rosecut ing atto rney ma y repre sent e i ther party or both, Attorney General rules Ja8 , 5A: l ---Pens ions and Ret i rement : P ro posa l made to reduce cost of pens i on fund of local pol ice and f i remen F20 , JA : 6 Study group recommends pens ion p l an I mp rovements for fi remen and pol i cemen Jyl l , 6A : 1 Task Force on Local Govt Pens ions agrees on pla n for f i remen and pol i cemen Ag l , l ]A: l Increases in benefi ts voted I n 1 979 a re inadequate 1 y funded for Teacher Ret i rement Sys tem and Pub l i c Em p l oyees Ret i rement System Ag6 , 3A : I Task Force recommends new fund sources , t\.'.40 p l ans for pol i ce and f i remen Ag8 , 6A : I Ret i rement benefi t l aw for 2 former Po i nsett County of f i c i a l s ca l l ed unconsti tut iona l leg i s because name o f county I s ment ioned S5 , 1 6A : 7 Ed i to r i a l on spec i a l l eg i s lat ion for off i c i a l s S 7 , 2 E : l Task Force hears reserva t i ons on I ts pro posa l s for imp roving soundness of loca l pol i ce and f i re pens i on p l ans N25 , 9A : 4 Local Se rvi ces Dept . Act ion de ferred on aud I ts of Dept and 3 di v i s ions M rl 4 , J OA : I Di rector B . J . HcCoy suggests Dept be abol i shed Jel l , 4A : 1 House Speaker John M i i i e r says Dept shou l d be abo l i shed or new d i rector h i red Je'2 , 1 2A: 1 O ff i c i a l s ARKANSAS -Men tal Heal th ba r l eg i s l at i ve staff member from meet i ng ; several l eg i s l ators angry ; B . J . McCoy suspects setup Ag2 1 , 8A : 4 Ken Coon named by frank Wh i te to d i rect Dept D7, 1 A : 4 Move under way arrong l eg i s l ators to t ransfer g rant· awa rd ing function to other agenc i es ; p l an wou l d d i smant l e Dept D31 , 3A : 1 See a l so Ark- F inances-· Budget Comprehens i ve Empl oyment Ozark I nst I tute Water • • • Long Term Care Fac t l l ty Boa rd . Gov B i l l C l i n ton reappo ints Juan i ta H i ckey Ag22 , 6A : 1 Dr Robert Watson named to Bd S2] , 8A : 4 Massage Boa rd . Ma rtha McCh r i s ty reappo i n ted by Gov 8 1 1 1 C l inton Ag22, 6A : I Hedica1 Board . Gov C l inton reappts John F. Guenther to Bd F 1 2 , 5C : 8 Gov B i l l C l i nton names Dr Bascom P . Raney to 8-yr term D31 , 6A : 1 See a l so Med i c i ne-Phys i c i ans �rs f ng and Nurses Med i ca l Exami ne r Office . Senate approves move of off i ce to new Publ l e Safety B l dg Ja22 , I A : 2 Med i ca l Ex ami ner Fahmy A. Ma l a k exp l a ins pol i c i es on autops ies , exhumation Mr l 3 , 1 2A : l Robert s . Bohannon , who was fi red as f i e l d asst I n state Med i ca l Exami ner ' s Office , seeks $ 1 2 , 000 for 1 , 376 h rs of accumul a ted overt i me Ag28, BA: 1 See a l so P r f s6ns-Arkansas State Med ical Serv i ces Advi sory Counc i l , Emergency. Gov C l i nton names 6 to Counc i l F 1 4 ,2A : 7 Mental Hea l th Services D i v , Human Servi ces Dept . S tate Senate asks State Hosp i ta l Bd to recon s i de r de c 1 s fon to pay ful l sa l a ry to Act i ng Cornmr James P . Hami l ton Ja l 0 , 6A : l State Hosp Bd backs $51 ,000 sal ary for Ham 1 1 ton Ja 1 8 , 1 4A : 8 Dr James L . Thomas I s new state mental heal th comr Je6 , 5A: 1 Records show 4 43 ARKANSAS -Men tal Hea l th - · · 1 980 ARKANSAS -Po l i ce Corrm i ss lon C l i nton appo i nts Har l e Nol l , Do r i s Ferguson , Sandra We i sner and Sherry G r i mes to Bd D l 6 , 7A : 3 See a l so Nurs i ng and Nurses Occupa t i onal Therapy Exam i n i n g Com. Sa rah Gephardt and Davonne Wyr i ck named to panel Hr30 , 28A : 8 O i l and B r i ne Museum Board . Frank H. Bray apptd by Gov B i l l C l i nton Ag22 , 6A : l K . F . Long S r and Hutton Nob 1 es reappo I nted Ag22 , 6A : 1 0 1 1 and Gas Con111 . Gov C l i nton appts S pence Leamons to Comm F23 , 3A : 2 Pardons and Pa ro l e Bd . Gov B i l l C l i nton names Hrs V l g"f'"Hoe rs to Bd H r2 ,4A : 2 M i ke G i bson named to Board by Gov B i i l C l i nton Dl 9 , 1 2A : 4 Parks and Tou r I sm Dept . Sunset re v i ew pane l of leg i s l atu re votes to keep G reat R i ve r Road D i v F I S , 6A : 6 State Reg iona l Park Superv l sor Don Ross I ssues menx> on pressure to cut cos ts by l ay i ng off summer empl oyees , I ncreas i ng hours of ful l -t i me em· p l oyees ; cont roversy deve l ops Ag26, 5A : l Parks Dept to seek $ 2 1 ,622 ,401 In cap i ta l I mprovemen ts funds from leg i s l a ture S l 9 , 1 1 A : 4 See a l so Travel and Reso rts Parks , Recreation and Travel Comm. Gov C l i n ton names Danette Watktii'S'""to COlllll F1 2 , 5C : 8 See a l so Parks and P l aygrounds (gen) Whl te RI ver psych i a t r i sts Who came to work for D i v I n 1 978 and 1 979 were p l aced on payro l l before work began D 1 3 ,4A : 4 Mental Reta rda t i on Bd . Gov C l i nton names A l bert Ray to ecr-F23 , 3A : 2 Mental Retarda t i on-Deve l opmental D i sab i l i t ies Serv i ce , Human Serv ices Dept . Reorgan i zat ion of HR-DOS agency woul d have 5 reg iona l offices , Dr Joseph P. Cozzo l i no says Mr1 7 , 3A: I Budget request i s $50 . 8 m i l l Ion S21 , 8A: 4 D I rector Joseph Cozzo l l o tel l s Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l he wants to re organ i ze D i v i s i on , estab sys tem of reg ional d i rectors 0 7 , SA : J Mer i t System Counc i l . Che r i Shelby apptd by Gov C l i nton Mr30 , 28A: 8 Gov C l i nton names Hark G robmyer to Counc l l 030, 9A: l M i ss i s s ippi R i ve r Pa rkway Comm . Gov B i l l C l inton names Pau l Benham to Comm Ag6, 1 1A : 4 Gov C l i nton names C l aude Jenkins to Comm D30 , 9A : l Hob I l e Home S tandards Convnlss Ion . Gov C l l nton-i='eappts A . C . - Thompson Jr and R i chard Darouse to Comm Ja29, 4A : 3 Gov C l i nton appts A l veretta Gwinn Lynch to Comm Ja31 , 5A : 4 Motor Veh i c I e Convn. Gov C 1 1 nton appts Larry Bradford to panel F27, 5A : 2 Museum and C u l t u ra l Co111n . Despi te objections of Sen Joe Ray, l eg i s l a t i ve pane l votes for con t inued exi stence of panel wh i ch I s down to member ; Sunset review l aw was cause of eva l ua t i on F l 5 , 6A : 6 New members apptd by Gov C l i nton a re G reer L i l e , Ann Basore, Dan Hol l ey , A l roy Puckett , Pat Pa rke r , and G i nger Norcross Mr1 3,4A:4 Natural and C u l tural Her i tage Dept Advi sory Com. Gov C l i nton reappoints Wi l l i am Harri son I l l ; new appo i n tees are Hrs Wade Van Hook , H i l dred Rubens , Mary V i rg i n i a Ferguson and Mary E l l en Lackey Hr1 3 ,4A : 4 Natural Heri tage Co11111 . Gary Tucke r apptd to Co111n by Gov C l i nton F23 , 3A : 2 John B . Wh i ted apptd to Bd Hr2 ,4A : 2 See a l so Wi l de rness A reas Nurs i ng Boa rd . Governor 8 1 1 1 Pharmacy Board . Dr Wal te r J . Mo r r i son apptd by Gov B i l l C l i nton Jy24, 9A : 2 P l an t Boa rd . Gov C l i nton appts Robert Keenan to Bd F2 , 2A : 5 Ri chard Watson apptd by Gov C l i nton F23 , 3A : 2 Sherman Cul l um apptd F27 , 5A : 2 Jack Wh i tmore of DeWi t t , named to s ta te P l ant Bd by Gov B i l l C l i nton JyJ , 6A : 6 Robert Keenan J r reappo i n ted JyJO, l l A: l Gov B i l l C l i nton reappts J i m Young D31 ,6A: 1 Pod l a try Boa rd . Governor B i l l C l i nton names Pau l i ne Lay to Bd 01 0 , 9A: 2 · Pol i ce Commi ss ion , State. James 44 ARKANSAS -Pol i ce Comm i ss ion 1 980 ARKANSAS -Publ ic Bu l l d l ngs she wt l l not a l l ow Po l l ut ion Control to admi n i ster grants program because agency has been mt smanaged ; Mrs Harri son accuses state Repr Preston Bynum of a d i rty doubl ecross D 1 9 , 1 A : 3 Popu l a t ion and V i ta l Stat i s t i cs . Total populat ion es t i mate t s 2 , 1 80 , 000 Mr5 , 1 5A : 1 E s t i ma tes p l ace popul at ion at over 2 mi l l ion , a 1 3 . 7 pct inc rease s i nce 1 970 F 1 9 , 6B : 1 State populat i on est i ma ted to be 2 .2 mi l l ion Je28 , 7A : 5 Popul a t ion counts of 25 South Ark coun t i es re l eased ; counts for c i t ies I n reg ion a l so 1 i sted NI , 7A : l F i gures rel eased fo r 4 1 count ies and 1 2 c i t ies t n Ark N22 t 8A: 6 P re l l m l nary rept shows popu l a t ion a t 2 , 279 ,4 1 7 ; f i gu res l i sted for several count i es and for each Cong d i s t D9 , 1 A : 3 Tab l e shows count for 1 980 , 1 970 , ga i n or l oss tota l s and pct of ga i n or l oss for a l 1 coun t i es and for 43 l a rgest c i t ies 0 1 1 , 2A: 3 P ra i r i e G rove Battl ef i e l d Park Conm C i vil War Roundtawble p res Joseph Ba l la rd objects to appmt o f tom m i S& i on membe rs from P ra i r i e G rove to run park F9 , 1 2A : 3 Gov C l i n ton de fends h i s appmts , may name h i stori an l ate r o r expand Comn F 1 2 , 9C : l Dr James J . Hudson apptd to Comm Ag22 , 6A: 1 Psycho l ogl cat Exami ners Bd. Gov C l f nton names Dr Bettye Mason to Bd M r2 , 4A : 2 Dr Dan Donahue apptd Mr1 3 , 4A : 4 Pub l i c Bu i l d i ng Servi ces Counc i l . Counc i l acts on several p rojects Ja26 , 4A : 3 Publ i c Bu i l d i ngs and Offi ces . Leg i s l at i ve Counc i l endorses l onger l eases for b u l l d l ngs rented by s tate Hr22 , 7A : 3 Offices of Po l l ut i on Con trol agency ca l l ed roach- I n fested s l um Je28,4A : 1 P l ann i ng author f zed for convert i ng former lntema t l onal G raph i cs b l dg to s tate use Ag2J,9A: I Funds sought to renovate the forme r rnternat l ona l Graphics B l dg for s tate use N 1 5 ,4A : 5 Bu i l d i ng to house state regul atory and l i cens i ng agencies may Dan i e l of Marsha l l repl aces J . E . Dunl ap J r on Comm; D r James Mashburn reapptd F20, 4A : l See a l so Ark-Pub l i c Safety Dept Pol i t i cs and Govt. Sea rcy ed re v iews top races--rn-Ark i n 1 980 Ja6 , 3E : J P i ne B l uff Conmerc i a l makes i ts Orval Awa rds to B i l l C l i n ton and other s ta te l eaders Ja6 , 3E : 5 Gov C l i n ton • s management advi sory counci l studies ways to I mprove state ' s money and resource mgt My22 . 1 3A : 3 A rt i c l e d i scusses Repu b l i can chances i n No vember Jy20 , 1 E : 1 Gazette d i scusses 1 980 vot ing patterns and the task ahead for Democrats i n 1 982 N25 ,8A: l B i l l A l exander mee t i ng wi th Dem Party tn h i s d.l st to d i scuss shortcomi ngs that l ed to Republ i can ga i ns N28,4A : 4 See a l so Ark-E l ect Ions Ark-Leg I s la tu re C l i nton , Wi i l i am J . Conserva t i sm , Po l i t i ca l Pres i den t i a l E l ec t i on o f 1 980 Wh 1 te, Frank D . - Pol l ut ion Cont ro l � Ecol ogy Comm. Staff ordered to devise procedures to govern t i m i ng of publ i c cornne n ts on matters before the agency S27 , 1 0A : 4 Di rector Jarre l l E . Southal l l eaving agency 0 1 4 , JA : 6 See a l so Cache R i ver Coal Water Pol l ut i on Pol l ut i on Cont ro l and Eco l ogy Dept . Reorgan i zat ion of Dept to cen t ra l l ze mg t resources Jy2 7, 1 OA : 1 Headqua rters ful l , agency wan ts new one S27 , 1 0A : 5 Governor-elect Frank D. Wh i te asks Jarre l l E. Southa l l to re ma i n as d i rector N 1 2 , 8A : l Sources say Adl ene Ha r r i son, reg iona l admi n i s t rato r o f the fede ra l Envi ron menta l Protect lon · Agency , b l ocks $750 , 000 I n funds for sewer grants because she wants Jarrel l Southa l l ousted as head of Pol l u t i on Control Dept D1 8 , 1 A: 3 Adl ene Ha r r i son says 45 ARKANSAS -Publ l e Bu i I d i ngs . . . 1 980 be constructed on Cap i tol Ha l l N I S , 4A: 5 --Capi tol B l dg : See Ark-Cap i ta l and Cap i tol --Ca p i tol H i l l B l dg : P roposal made that b l dg be used for l eg i s l ator s • off i ces Ag22 , l l A : 6 Use o f b l dg draws I nteres t of l eg i s l ato rs S6 , SA : 1 --O l d S t V i ncent ' s I n f i rma ry : State Labor Dept moves to b l dg Jy8, 9A: 3 Pub) f c Prope rty See a l so Pol i ce-State Po l i ce --Motor Veh i cl es : Panel rel eases f lgures on f l eet of veh i c l es owned by s tate Ja 1 5 ,9A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i nton re v i ses S tate ' s po l i cy on motor ve h ic l es ; compacts to be purchased Hr8 , I OA : 5 Gov C l i n ton ' s po l icy on ful l s i ze car puts State Pol i ce I n a spot Hrl 1 , 2A : 6 Ed i tor pra i ses s tate govt pol i cy on use o f l a rge cars Hr1 6 , JE : 5 State Pol i ce to keep cars l onger Ap24 , I OA : 6 State buy i ng smal l e r and fewer automob i l es My 1 6 , 3A : l P ub l i c Safety Dept . D i s pute over l I nes of autho r i ty between Dep t , the S ta te Pol i ce D i v and the State Pol i ce Convn l eads to res i gnation of W. J. B rothers as Co11J11 l ss lon chmn; B rothers accuses Dept D i rector Ton1ny Rob i nson of trying to tear State Pol i ce apa r t ; Brothers p ra i ses Col Doug Harp i n f r i ct ion w i th Rob i nson Ja 1 5 , 9A : 7 Mo rr i l ton paper c r i t i ca l of adm of Tonvny Rob i nson ' s use of unmarked State Pol i ce cars and of c reat ion of wh i te col l a r c r i me un i t Ja20 , 3E : 5 Tomny Rob i nson to res i gn as D i recto r to seek e l ect ion as Pul aski Co She r i ff Apl , 6A: 7 Sam Tatom may be new d i rector Je4 , 6A : l Sam Tatom named by Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton as d i rector Jyl , 5A : I Sam Tatom t ransfers spec i a l I nves t i ga t i ve un i t and governo r ' s se cur i ty un i t back to State Pol i ce Jy1 0 , 1 0A : 6 Subconvn i tte of leg i s l at i ve Counc i l recommends abol i s h i ng Dept , ma k i ng i ts 1 0 subd i v i s i ons I ndependent agenc i es ; Governor-elect Frank Wh i te favors p roposa l D5 , 1 3A : 1 Frank D . Wh i te revea l s p l ans for ARKANSAS -Publ i c Serv i ce di smantl i ng of Dept 0 1 0 , JA : I See a l so Col l eges -Po l i ce and Secur i ty D i sasters Organ i zed C r i me , Reg ional I n for mat ion Center --Arkansas State Pol i ce : See Pol i ce-State Pol i ce - -C r i me Labo rato ry : See Ark- C r i me laboratory Publ i c Se rvl ce Convn . John C . P i ckett p l ans to res i gn soon Ja1 6 , 1 A : 3 Commrs Robert C . Down i e and Dr John C . P i ckett b l ame each other for del ays i n SW Be l l dec i s i on that cost ratepayers $ 7 . 4 m i l l ion ; Down i e says he hol ds P i ckett Jn utter contempt ; P i ckett says Down i e l s a profess i onal fa i l u re F7 , 1 A: 4 Down i e and P i ckett not spea k i ng wh i l e rate case wa i ted over 7 mos F8 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i nton , others wi l l not d i scuss d i spute ; Cl i nton a i de Frank Newel l may rep l ace P i ckett F8,2A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i l ent on h i s powe r to ous t off i c i a l s F9 , 1 A : 5 State Repr Bobby G l over wants probe of PSC F9 , 3A : l Art i c l e ana l yze.s probl ems of PSC F I O , l E : l Con· fl lct ev i dent before e rupt ion ; persona l i ty c l ash noted by s taff F i l , 1 A : 6 Commr Robert C . Down i e res i gns ; Gov C l i nton names Je rrel l C l a rk to replace D r John C . P i ckett , who had res i gned earl i er Fl 2 , 1A : 2 Gov Cl i nton names Frank B . Newel l to Conn to repl ace Robe rt C . Down i e F1 3 , 1 A : 2 Probl ems a t PSC I nd i cate need for pay ra i se , empl oyees g roup says Fl 3 , 3A : I Gazette po i nts out that there t s much unf i n i shed work to be done F 1 4 , 1 6A : l leg i s l a t i ve panel approves h i gher sa l a r i es for 40 of the 78 persons on the PSC s taff F26 , 5A : 1 Nathan H . Norton decl i nes to d i scuss Oown le P i ckett c l ash ; outl i nes proposed changes to Leg i s panel check ing de l ays i n rate hea r i ngs F29, J OA : 1 Arkansas S tate Emp loyees Assn says I t not i f i ed then-Governor Dav i d P ryo r about cl ash between P i ckett and Down i e over personnel Ap3 , 1 8 : 2 Per formance of Nathan M. Norton Jr a t ARKANSAS -Publ i c Service PSC d raws m i xed react ions Ap6 , 5A : 1 Leg i s l a tors c r i t i ca l o f PSC pronDtlon of 2 empl oyees Ap 1 3 , 2A : 5 Former Comr D r John C . P ickett gets b i l l for books , use of computer t ime Je28 , 1 A : 3 Dr P i ckett sends check for $63 . 2 1 , d i sputes rema i nder of $ 5 ,000 b i l l Jy1 1 , 6A: 1 Publ i c Serv i ce Comm drops e ffort to col l ect b i l l s f rom Dr John c . P i ckett S 9 , 2A : 2 P res i dents of AP&L, A rk La and Southwestern Bel I say they a re happy wi th current Comm, wi l l not ask Gov Wh i te to make changes D3,5A : 1 See a l so Ark- F i nances--Budgets E 1 ec t r I c L I gh t Pub l i c U t i l i t l es Taxa t i on-Rea l Estate and Other Property P ub l i c School Employees I nsurance Advi sory Co11111 l ttee. Don E l l iott apptd by Gov B i l l Cl i nton Ag22 , 6A : l Purcha s i ng O f f i ce , F i nance and Adm Dept . Peggy O ' Neal defends record of her off i ce , c i tes $ 1 . 6 mi l l i on sav i ngs Jy l 3 , 1 A : 4 Edwa rd J . E rxl eben sel ected by Governor-el ect Frank D . • ·· Wh f te to head agency 06 , 3A : 7 Rac i ng Co11111 f ss ion . Gov C l tnton re appts Woody Futre l l to Comm Ja29,4A : 3 Real Estate Comm. State Repr Dave E . Roberts says Comm oversteps i ts purpose by fund ing real e s ta te cha i rs at 3 un i ve rs i t i es , mak i ng unannounced I nspect ions and req u i r i ng con t i n u i ng educ for brokers and sa l e smen 0 1 8 , 1 lc:2 See Rea l E s ta te�-Agents Red R i ver Compact Co1m1 . Gov Cl i nton names Ph l t Alfo rd to Corm1 Mr1 3 , 4A : 5 Robert J . Jones apptd by Gov B i l l C t l n ton O l 0 , 9A : 2 Rehab f l l ta t 1on Boa rd, Commun i ty Based. Gov B i l l C l i nton names John H . Rob i nson to Bd S27 , 8A : 4 Rehab i l i ta t ion Servi ces D i v, Human Services Dept . HEW C i v i l R i ghts O ff i ce beg i ns p robe of b i as charges brought by NAACP aga i ns t the Hot Spr i ngs Rehab i l i tat ion Center Ja31 , 4A : 1 Survey o f cl i ents o f s ta te 1 980 ARKANSAS -Secretary of State Rehab i l i ta t lon Services D i v on ef fect i veness of serv i ces Hr30 , 3A : l Sui t contends Hot S p r i ngs Center vio l a ted free speech r i ghts of 2 em p loyees by p l ac i ng adverse corm1ents fn the i r f i l es ; $400 , 000 sought My31 , 8 B : 2 George Las ter , 1 6 , f i les s u i t a l l eg i ng he was d i smi ssed from Center as pun i shment for exerc i se of free speech Jy25 , 1 1 A : l See a l so Ark�Bl l nd and V i sua l l y I mpa i red, Off i ce of Revenue Bui l d i ng Comm . John S h i e l ds and C . R . Ledbetter apptd by Gov B i l l Cl i nton Ag22 , 6A : l Revenue D i v i s ion , F i nance and Adm Dept . $1 7 mi l l ion I n m i ss ing rear estate tax s tamps bel i eved des troyed ; p robe shows many real estate deeds do not bea r s tamps Je27 , 7A : 6 Cha rles Ragland apptd d i rector by Gov B i l l C l I nton Agl , 6A : 1 San i ta r i ans Board . Gov C l i nton appts Wi l l iam A. Tee r to Bd Ja2 5 , 1 1 A :4 F l oyd McDona l d apptd Ag22 , 6A : 1 Savings and � Assoc i a t ion Board . Gov C l i nton appts George McC l u re J r to .Qd Ja29 ,4A : 3 Sc i ence and Techno logy Counc i l . Sunset revi ew panel of Leg f s votes to abol i sh Counc i l F 1 5 ,6A : 6 Sec retary of Sta te . Onl y l 84 names checked by Secreta ry of State Pau l R i vi e re before cert i fy i ng usury amdt for fa l l ba l lot Jy9 , 1 A : 8 R i v i e re says samp l i ng me thod used to save t i me and money Jy1 0 , 1 3A : 7 Gazette c r i t i ca l of samp l i ng techn i q ue Jyl O , 1 8A : 1 Paul R i v i e re o rders o f f i ce to manua l l y ver i fy names on pet i t i ons Jy1 1 , 1 A : 5 Ha l f of pet i t ions by Arkansas Educa t i on Assn have been checked ; 42 hel pers h i red Jyl 5 , 4A : l O f f i ce cannot make dead l i ne on coun t i ng names on AEA pet i t ion Jy1 9 , 3A : 1 Ed i tors comment on coun t i ng pe t i t ion names Jy20 , 3E : 5 Equal Edu cat iona l Opportun f ty p roposa l s i gna tures cert i fi ed Jy24 , 5A : 6 Ed i to r c r i t i ca l o f p l an to use random sampl e to ver i fy names on bal l ots Ag3 , 3E :6 See a l so Art A RKANSAS -Secur i t I es Dept 1 980 Ark-Med i ca l Exami ner Off i ce Arkansas Ch i l dren ' s Col ony Ch l l d ren-Abuse--Guyton Law Enforcement Tra i n i n g Academy Pol I ce-Star C i ty Pol ice-State Po l ice P r i sons-Arkansas State P r i sons-Youth Serv i ces Center (Wrl ghtsv i I l e) Sul ts and C l a I ms � Government See a l so Pa i d P resc r i pt ions , I nc Transportat ion Comm i ss ion See a l so Trucks and Truck i n g I n dustry Veterans Affa i rs Task Fo rce . Cha r l es H . Ph l l l i ps-naiiie d to g roup by Gov B i l l C l i n ton D l 0 , 9A : 2 Vete r i na ry Med i ca l Exami ne rs B d . Gov C l i n ton appts Dr W . E . BateS Hr1 3 , 4A : 4 War Decora t i on Comm i ss i on . Sunset revi ew panel of Leg i slatu re votes to abol i sh Co1m1 F1 5 , 6A : 6 Wa r Memo r i a l Stad i um Comm. Gov e 1 rr-c 1 1nton names Chr i s Burrow to Comm M r30 , 28A : 8 Water Wel l Construction , Commi ttee on Gov"""iIiT C l i n ton names H . E . Hc Dc)n a 1 d to pane J Hr22 , I OA : 4 Wate rways Commi s s i o n . Gov 8 1 1 1 Cl i n ton reappo i nts L . E . G i l l i and to Co1m1 Hr22 , J OA : 4 Gov C l i nton appts L l oyd Pl att to Comm D30 , 9A : l Workers Compensa t i on Comm. Al lyn Tatum may res i gn so Burl C . Roten berry can be apptd ; Tatum wou l d then be named to another term D4 ,20A : 7 Rotenberry named chmn ; Tatum apptd to 6-yr term D6 , 1 0A : 6 See a l so Workers Compensa t ion I n surance Youth Servi ces Boa rd. Gov B i l l C l i nton reappo ints Mrs C l eon Oozze l l H r22 , 1 0A : 4 Youth Serv i ces Cente r . Board tours A l exander un i t , commends s taff on I m p rovements J n fac i l i t ies ; Steed Joyce c r i t i c i zes approach used by Leg i s l ature Jy-l 8 , 12A:4 State Senator Max Howel l • appa l l e d ' by conments of Joyce Jy l 9 , 4A : 6 Consul tant h i red to eva l uate p roblems w i th empl oyees a t Secu r i t i es Dept . Secu r i t i es Commr Harvey L . Be l l to res i gn Ag2 7 , 4A : l Harvey Be l l takes s tock of h i s work at age 37 ; progress of Securl t·les Dept noted S 1 8 , J B : 4 Soc i a l Se rvices D i v , Human Services Dept . Conm l ss i oner Barrett Toan de cl I nes offer of Governor-elect Frank 0 . Wh i te to rema i n I n office ; new Comr w i l l proba b l y be Len B l ay l ock D1 2 , l4A : 7 Len B l ay l ock joins gover nor ' s s taff, w i l l not be named comr D24 ,2A : 2 See a l so Adopt ions Ark-Cont racts Ch l l d ren-Abuse--Guyton Pa i d P resc r i p t ions We I fare . Soc i a l Wo rk Regi s t rat i on , Board of. Gov B i l l C l i n ton appts Col l een Loft i s and D i ana Hughes Hr22 , I OA : 4 Gov C l i n ton appts E l wood Crafton Ap3 , 8A : 3 Sol l and Water Conservat ion Comm. $500, 000 released for Water Deve lop ment Fund Fl 3 , 4A : l See a l so Wh i te R i ve r So l l C l ass i f ie rs , Boa rd o f Regi s tra t i on for P rofess Iona I . Gov C l i nton appts D r Aub rey W . Tenn i l l e to Bd Ja2 5 , 1 1 A : 4 Soybean P romot ion Board . Gov C l i nton appts Vernon Scott to Bd Ja31 , 5A : 4 Hays Sul l i van S r named to Bd Jy24 , 9A : 2 N i ck Rose apptd to panel Jy24 , 9A : 2 R . E . Short Jr re appo i n ted Ag6 , 1 1 A : 4 Speech Patho l ogy � Aud iology, Board of Exam i ners . Gov Cl i n ton names Betty Horton to Bd Mr1 3 ,4A:4 Fred Beggs apptd Ag6 , 1 1A : 4 Dr B i i i Champ l i n apptd Ag22 , 6A : 1 Spi na l Cord Comm i s s i on See a l so S p inal Cord State Hospi tal Bd . Gov C l i nton re appts Da rre l l W i l l i ams Mr6 , 7A : 2 Su i ts � C l a i ms Aga i ns t Govt . C l a i ms Comm acts on several c l a i ms Agl , l ltA : 5 See a l so Ark-Al coho l i c Beve rage Con t ro l D i v . ARKANSAS -Youth Servi ces . .• 48 ARKANSAS -Youth Services • · · 1 980 Al exander Ag7, 1 4A : 8 Boa rd f i res A J exander Supt Kent Peto Ag22 , 7A : 5 R i chard Burch named supt 0 1 0 , 9A : 4 Youth Services D i v i s ion , Human Services Dept . Commiss ioner D i ck Powe] ] res i gns Ag2 3 , 8A : 5 Fi scal fo recast for D i v is gl oomy O l 0 , 9A : 4 See a J so P r i sons-Youth Services Center ARKANSAS ACT I V I T I ES ASSOC IATION See a l so Ath J et i cs - l nterschol as t i c ARKANSAS BAPTI ST COLLEGE See al so Col l eges (gen) ARKANSAS BEST FRE I GHT SYSTEM Damages of mo re than $250 , 000 awa rded to 82 Ark truckers after ABF made imp roper change of operat ion overturned by US C i rcui t Court of Ap pea l s ; court f i nds no consp i racy be tween f i rm and Teams ters Un i on Ag26 , 3A: 1 ARKANSAS BOOK COMPANY Wi l ford H . Har r i s , 67, f i l es su i t a l l eg i ng he was f i red because of age Je28 , 7A : 4 ARKANSAS CH I LDREN ' S COLONY Teacher shortage expected to deve 1 op at Ch 1 1 d ren ' s Co 1 ony because h i gher s a l a ries pa i d i n publ i c schoo l s Ja2 7 , 9A : 5 Name may be changed to human devel opment centers M r 1 7 , 3A : 1 Al exander Un i t . Pa t ient acc i denta l l y served c l ean i ng fl u i d I n s tead of soft d r i nk Agl 7 , 3A: 7 Supt Sam OeHa rco res i gns Ag1 9 , 7A : 7 Arkadelph i a Un i t . M i ke Mccre i ght named Supt O l4 ,�A:6 Boonevi l l e Un i t . Vol unteers led by Merr i tt wenrz--of Fort Smi th , cre a te recreat i on f i e l d for res f dents Jy4 , ]A: 1 Conway Un i t . I ssuance o f checks for $ 3 , 000 to former CETA wo rker at Arkansas Chi l d ren ' s Colony a t Conway p rompts p robe F9 , 6A : 6 Hrs Conn i e McM l l l en charged wi th forg i n g over $ 3 , 000 I n paychecks F20 , 9A : 4 Supe r i n tendent R i chard G . Kenney fi red by Dr Cha r l es Cozzol i no ; probl ems c i ted Ap1 7 , 6A : I Dr R i chard Kenney d i sputes ARKANSAS COLLEGE a 1 1 egat ions Ap 1 8 , 1 A : 2 State contends fraudul en t concea l men t occurred i n death o f Char1 es W . F i tzgera l d at Conway Un i t of Chi l d ren Col ony ; parents of F i tzgera l d seek $ 1 .45 mi l l ion Ap 1 8 , 6A : 1 D r Kenny sues for $ 1 mi l l ion , seeks re i ns ta tement Ap24 , 7A : l Atto rneys for Dr Kenney s i t I n on MR-DOS bd meet i ng ; f i r i ng not d i s cussed ; Kenney f i l es ct mot ion asking that pos i t ion not be f i l l ed unt i l s u i t I s sett l ed My1 8 , 3A : 4 Ki tchen wo rkers p rotest hot cond i t i ons Hy27, 7A : l Fede ral Judge Wf 1 1 l am R. Overton rules Dr Kenney was f i red l egal l y My29 , 1 4A: 7 Bob C l ark , a 1 2 year emp loyee o f Conway Un i t , named Supt of the fac i l i ty Je27 , l l A : I Former empl oyee of Conway Un i t of A rkansas Chi l d ren • s Colony tes t i f i es she saw Hubert Lee Pa t r i ck beat the head of Cha r l es W . Fi tzgera l d , a Colony res i dent , aga i n s t a b r i ck wa l � · testimony came J n $ 1 .45 mi l l ion wrongful death c l a im aga i ns t the State Human Se rvi ces Dept S25 , 6A : l Wi tness says F i tzgera l d d i d not h i t hea4 S26 , SA : l F i r i ng o f D r R i chard Kenney ruled proper by federa l ct 0 1 � 1 1 A : 3 C l a i ms Comm t ss ton awa rds $20,000 to fam t l y of Dav i d Drone, who was 8 when he d rowned at Ch i l dren ' s Colony a t Conway 029 , l OA : l A $ 1 ,450, 000 wrongful death c l a i m f i l ed by parents of Char l es F i tzgera l d J r aga i ns t Colony J s den t ed by s ta te C l a i ms Conm N25 , 3A : 1 Chri s t i na Cavender Stephenson, 1 4 , a student at the Col ony , has been m i s s i ng 3 days D1 0 , 9A : 2 M i ss i ng g i rl found safe at Hot S p r i ngs D1 1 , 1 3A : l See a l so Ark-Su i ts and C l a i ms ARKANSAS CH I LDREN ' S HOSP I TAL 1 979 saw marked g rowth of fac l l l · t i es Ja20 , I O G : 4 Mabee Founda t i on offers $200 ,000 ma tch i n g grant Jy9 , 6A : 6 Bu i l d i n g expans ion goal ex ceeded N 1 9 ,8A : 4 Hosp i ta l ga i n i ng s ta tus , ped i at r i cs ch i e f UAHSC as serts N 1 9 , 1 8 : 4 ARKANSAS COLLEGE See a l so Col l eges - G i fts no 49 ARKANSAS COLLEGE 1 980 ARKANSAS PLAN Lockesburg c i ty off i c i a l s say they wi 1 1 not be fa l l guys in takeover of gas f i rm by Ark La F8 , 5A : 2 Offer to take over 9 gas sys tems in SW A rk ex pl res ; Ark La says i t wi l l not renew offer Apl ,6A : 1 I n come gains credi ted to Increases t n vol ume sales and h i gher coPllle rc i a l rates Ap26 , 5B : 7 Feud between p res i dent Sheff i e l d Nel son and former p res i dent W . R . Stephens b reaks i nto open w i th l r from Stephens on Nel son ' s pay and Nel son • s s t rongl y worded rep l y c i t i ng Stephens act i ons My 1 6 , I A : 4 F i rm acqui res i nterest i n over 1 mi l l i on l eased acres I n North Dakota for gas exp l o rat ion Jy25 , 6A : l Gas sys tems for 9 towns in SW Ark, I ncl uding Mena and DeQueen , acqui red by Ark La S6 , I A : 4 She f f i e l d Nel son and 20 other top off i ce rs are el i g i b l e to rece i ve mf l l ions of dol l a rs from s tock opt i on p l an ; payments have been charged a s an expense that coul d be passed a l ong to ratepayers D6 , IA : 5 Stockho l ders , not cus tomers , to pay fo r opt i ons top off i c i a l s have rece i ved D23 -4C : l See a l so Ark-Pub l i c Service Conwn E l ec t r i c L i ght and Power Fi res-Newport Pub I l e Ut i l I t ies ARKANSAS M I SSOURI POWER CO See a l so Arkansas Power and l i ght Co ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE See Atom i c Energy ARKANSAS OUTLOOK (PUBL I CANT I ON) See a l so A rk-Economi c Devel op Dept ARKANSAS PLAN, I NC Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Aud f t i ng Com p ro tests g rant of $ 1 09 , 000 to Arkansas P l an to admi n i ster s tudent ta l ent search ; Hrs I da Moose I s d i rector o f f 1 rm Ag8 , 1 A : 2 Appl 1 cat fon fo r g rant conta ined m i s l ea d i ng statements , Gary Chambe rl a i n , asst d i rector of the s tate Dept of H i gher Educa t ion says Ag9 , 1 2A : 3 leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Aud i t i ng Com may g i ve l n fo rmatlon to US Jus t i ce Dept Ag9 , 1 2A : 4 Payment to El de rhos tel ARKANSAS COMMUN I TY ORGAN I ZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW (ACORN) See a l so Ark-Const I tut ion Democrat i c Party E l ec t r i c L i ght Heal th Care (Rural ) . Nat ional Conf on Med i c i ne-Hos p i ta l s M i ssouri Pac i f i c Hos p i ta l P res i den t i a l E l ect i on of 1 980-Dem ARKANSAS COUNTY See a l so P r i sons-Arkansas County ARKANSAS DELTA DEVELOPMENT. I NC I ndust ry-see k i ng o rgn set up to hel p Ph i l l i ps County a t t ract facto ries Ag3 , 5E : I Mul t i mi l l ion-dol l a r s l ackwater harber at Helena seen as foundat i on for area ' s growth Ag l O , SE : 1 ARKANSAS DEMOC RAT L i tt l e Rock . Arkansas See Democ rat ARKANSAS D I VERS I F I E D I NSURANCE CO See B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d ARKANSAS EDUCATI ONAL TELEV I S I ON NETWORK {AETN ) See a l so Tel ev l s lon-NoncoPllle rc la l ARKANSAS ELECTR I C COOPERATI VE CORP See a l so E l ec t r i c L i ght ARKANSAS ELECTR I C COOPERATI VES I NC F i rm renews search for manager Ja6 , 1 2A : l Carl S . Wh i l l ock changes mind, accepts pos i t ion Ja8 , 1 A : 3 Wh i l lock says he has a l ot to l ea rn about AEC I Ja 1 1 ,9A: 2 See a l so Oswa l d , Harry L . ARKANSAS GAZETTE See l i t t l e Rock . Arkansas Gazette ARKANSAS I NTERCOLLE G I ATE CONFERENCE See a l so Athl e t i cs-Co l l ege ARKANSAS LOU I S IANA GAS CO F i rm showed increas i ng g rowth dur i ng past yea r ; i nc reased reserves t s goa l Ja20 , 6 G : 5 Sheffi e l d Nel son says no serv i ce wi l l be cut off dur i ng February for non-payment of b i l l s ; f i rm a l so wi l l refund any money i t col l ects under bond and l ater d i sa l l owed by PSC F2 , 9A : l 50 1 980 ARKANSAS PLAN ARKANSAS R I VE R I ndependence powe r p l ant a t Newa rk, seek $9 . 34 m i l l ion S 3 , 8A : 3 Ed i to r i a l on p l an by M i dd l e South U t i l i t i es to pass on part of cos t o f G rand Gul f to Ark ratepaye rs S7, 3E : 2 F i nanc i a l s ta tus o f f i rm dete r i o ra t i ng ; a b i l i ty to pay b i l l s 1 touch-and-go 1 S 1 8 , 1 A : 2 Merger o f M i s souri Power and L i gh t wi th AP&L app roved by s ta te PSC 0 1 5 , 4A : 4 Ab i l i ty to pay b i l l s h i nges on Nuc l ea r One operat ion , AP&l says 029 , 8A : 6 Fa r r i s Neal W r i ght of No rth L i t t l e Rock , faces charge of a t tempted extort i on of funds f rom A rkansas Powe r and l i gh t Co N 1 2 , 20A : 8 Fa r r i s Neal W r i gh t o f North L l t t l e Rock cha rged w i th a t tempt to extort $50 , 000 N 1 3 , 1 0A : 4 F i rm sol d , l eased back assets to ra i se cash N20 , 9C : l F i rm to sel l bonds a t record 1 6 . 1 25 pct rate D1 7 , 1 2A : I AP&L seeks ap p roval o f sa l e o f 25 pct o f Newa rk coa l - f i red p l an t D1 9 , 7A : l Ml ss i s s l pp l Powe r and L i gh t Co may buy 25 pct o f I ndependence powe r s tat ion D20 , 4A : 7 See a l so A�k-Pub t i c Serv i ce Conwn Atom i c Ene rgy Coa l E l ec t r i c L i ght and Powe r Energy and Powe r Gas (Fue l ) To rnadoes Ap8 ARKANSAS RECYCLE CORP See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s ARKANSAS R I VER S h i pments o f commod i t i e s on r i ve r d ropped 1 3 pct I n 1 979 Ja 1 7 , 7C : 3 Boatmen rese rve J udgment on span of East Be l t b r i dge at l i t t l e Rock Mr2 , 1 A : 4 Study u rges expan s i on o f P i ne B l uff port Mr1 5 , 1 3A : l Tonnage on r i ve r tops record Apl 9 , 7B : 3 Envi ron mental f s ts and s tate o ff l c i a l s push fo r s tudy of· use of r i ve r fo r mun i c i pa l and I ndus use Hy9 , 1 5A: l Gazette d i scusses p roposed s tudy Myl l , 2 E : l Nav i ga t ion markers moved to he l p barges under East Be l t b r i dge at L i tt l e Rock My2 5 , 8A: l C l a rksvi l l e b r i dge ded i ca t i on spurs con t roversy Je l 4 , 5A: I Loca l sponso rs wi thd raw Arkansas Plan w i thhe l d Ag30 , 9A: 5 Fede ra l Educa t ion Dept not i f i es Leg i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Aud i t i ng Com I t f i nds no cause to deny g rant to Arkansas P l a n , I n c N 1 5 , 7A: 7 Corpo rat i on f i l es bank ruptcy pet i t i on ; l i s ts debts to col l eges and voca t ion a l schoo l s Dl 3 , 2A : 2 ARKANSAS POST NAT I ONAL MEMOR I AL See Parks (gen} --Arkansas Post ARKANSAS POWER AND L I GHT CO I n come drops by 4 pct Apl 0 , 6C : 3 F i rm short o f cash ; con s truct ion b i l l s unpa i d Ap1 7 , 1 A : 3 AP&l seeks tax refund on a l l eged overpaymen t o f s ta te sa l es a n d use taxes Apl 9 , 3A : 4 Four workers serious l y wounded I n ex p l os I on at Wh i te B l uff p l an t Je1 8 , 9A: l D r Herman B . Sm i th J r , chance l l o r of UAP B , named a d i rector of AP&L Je20 , 5C : 7 A rt i c l e explores ser'Ious f i nanc i a l p l i gh t of AP&L Jy6 , 1 A : 4 Hae Norton , Cha i rman o f the PSC , wants s ta te to take a second l ook a t need fo r coa l -f i red p l an t a t Newa rk Jy7 , I A : 2 AP&L po i n ts to h i gh p r i ce of o i l a s Jus t i f i ca t i on for coa l f i red p l ants Jy8 , I A : 2 Comp l e t ion schedu l e o f G rand Gul f nuc l ea r powe r p l an t I n M i ss i s s i p p i to affect AP&L ' s future Jy9 , 1 A : 3 Man i pu l at ion of net i ncome du r i ng con s t ruct ion no l onge r I gnored by i nvestors Jyl 0 , 1 A : 4 Merger o f Arkansas Mi ssou r i Powe r Co w i th AP&L approved by M i ssouri Publ i c Ser v i ce Comm Jyl l , 7C : 6 AP&L agrees to g i ve up I ts share of the G rand Gul f Nuc l ea r Powe r s ta t i on Jy2 J , 1 A : 6 Money probl ems p rompt AP&L to sel l 25 pct o f i ts share o f I ndependence coa l - f i red p l an t to M i s s i s s i pp i Powe r and L i ght Jy26 , 1 A : 5 Art i c l e by s ta f f of A rk Energy Dept d i scusses effects on s ta te e l ec t r l c i ty users b rought on by corporate t i es o f Arkansas Powe r and L i gh t and M i dd l e South U t i l i t ies ; G rand Gul f nuc l ea r powe r p l an t I s examp l e Ag31 , 1 E : 1 Pres i dent Jerry L . Maul den l eads AP&L to recogn i ze va l ue of l i be ra l a rts educ for i ts em p l oyees Ag3 1 , 5 E : 5 Landowners sue AP&L for l and taken for s i te of · 51 ARKANSAS R I VER 1 980 from C l a rksv i l l e b r i dge ded i ca t i on Je 1 5 , 4A : 4 C l a rksv i l l e b r i dge to open w i thout ded i ca t ion , H i ghway Dept D i rector Henry Gray says Je1 9 , 8A : 2 Barge tonnage up 1 5 pct Jy20 , 6 E : 4 Tonnage shows i n c rease S 1 9 , 8A : 4 Gove rnors B i l l C l i nton o f A rk and George N i gh of Okl a , tour waterway S 2 7 , 1 2 B : I Dr Lou i se Kraemer, p ro fessor of Zoo l ogy at the Un i ve rs i ty of Ark, d i scusses her f i nd i ngs on zoo l og i ca l changes I n r i ve r s i nce channe l i za t ion 0 1 6 , 38 : 1 T ra ff i c up on r i ve r 020 , 1 OC : 1 See a l so E l ect r i c L i gh t and Power I r r i ga t ion Parks (gen) --Arkansas R i ve r Sh i ps and Sh i pp i ng Waste Mate r i a l s Wa ter Water Pol l ut i on ARKANSAS STATE UN I V m i ss i l e c ru i se r 1 1Arkansas11 0 1 9 , 1 A : 3 Ove r 300 from Ark attend ce remony a t Nor fo 1 k o 1 9 , 1 A : 3 ARKANSAS STATE BANKCORPORAT I O N , I NC (CLARKS V I LLE ) Bank ho l d i n g f i rm app roved Hr2 8 , 8C : 4 ARKANSAS STATE HOSP I TAL Gov B i l l C l i n ton s i gns l e g l s to add 37 reg i s tered nu rses Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l allowing Hosp to cha rge when pa t i en t can pay ; act p roh i b i ts den i a l o f serv i ce to those who cannot pay F5 ,4A: I Death o f pa t i ent Donal d Ray Da l e at Benton Un i t of the state hos p i tal may have been caused by res t ra i n t s t rap Ap l O , 7A : l Death of Dona l d Ray Da l e a t Ben ton was acc i den t , State Pol i ce say Ap 1 5 , 2A: 7 Hos p i ta l sets rules fo r adm i s s i on of j uven i l es Jyl 8 , 5A: l Oef l c l en c i es at State Hosp i t a l a re be i n g corrected S l 2 , 4A : l Hosp i ta l to ask Leg i s l ature for $ 1 5 m t l l lon for b l dgs , i mp rovements 024 , 9A : 4 ARKANSAS STATE L I BRARY Budget of Gove rno r-e l ect Frank Wh l �e a l l ows on l y s l i gh t increase D2 , 1 A : 2 Bookmob i l e servi ces may be cut back 03, 4A: 1 ARKANSAS STATE UN I VE RS I TY (JONESBORO) Pre s i dent Ca r l S. Wh i l l ock changes m i n d aga i n ; wi l l l eave to head Co opera t i ve Ja8 , I A : 3 E ugene W. Smi t h , Dean o f the Graduate Schoo l , named act i n g pres Ja 1 0 , 6A : 6 Gazette ed on l os s of Wh i l lock Ja J O , 1 8A: 1 McGehee ed exami nes reasons for Wh i t lock ' s res i gnat i on Ja 1 3 , 3E : 2 P res i dent i a l sc reen i n g pane l named Ja1 6 , 7A: 1 New programs and servi ces added i n 1 979 Ja2 0 , 7G : 3 Gov 8 1 1 1 C l l nton reappts R i cha rd Herget to Bd of Trustees Ja2 5 , 1 1 A : 4 Ray Thorn ton may be can d i date for pres i dency ; D r G . Robert Ross men t ioned Ja25 , 1 2A: 5 Searcy ed th i n ks Thorn ton woul d be f i ne cho i ce for P res F 3 , 3 E : 6 Seven ty - f i ve can d i dates seek p res i dent post Mr21 , I OA : 3 P res i dent i a l can d i date l i st down to 3 ; Ray Thorn ton on l l s t Ap1 2 , 1 A : 2 Benton Conway, Port of. Souter Con s t r uc t i on Co rece i ves perm J.t to bu i l d s l ackwa te r harbor on Cadron C reek near Conway 026 , 1 2 E : 4 ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE BL I N D Race F . Drake apptd to Boa rd by Gov B i l l C l i nton Jyl , JA : 3 Gove rnor-elect Frank Wh i te requests sma l l budget i n c rease D2 , 1 A : 2 Supe r i ntendent Max Woo l y says budget cuts to e l i m i nate 2 teache rs , a l i b ra r i an and buy fewe r B ra t 1 le books D 3 , 4A : 1 ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Deaf teache r , W i i l i am Ecks te i n , a l l eges b i a s by school Ja 1 7 , 5A : 5 Panel f I nds no evi dence of recent sexual m i sconduct a t Deaf School ; parents not sa t i s f i ed F23 , 4A: l I ns t ructor W i l l i am F . Eckste i n charges school b i ased aga i ns t deaf Ap2 3 , 9A : 6 Governo r-e l ec t Frank Wh i te p roposes reduced budget for school D2 . 1 A : 2 Supe r i ntendent Tom H i cks says budget cuts wi l l e l i m i na te 8 teache rs , a l i b ra r i an , a n u rse , l aundry worker and some houseparents D 3 , 4A : l ARKANSAS (SH I P ) Senator Da l e Bumpers speaks on m i l i ta ry s t rength at conml s s ion i ng o f 52 ARKANSAS STATE UN I V 1 980 ART ARKANSAS TRAVELLER THEATER See Theater-Hardy ARKANSAS TRAVELLERS (BASEBALL TEAM) See Baseba l l -M i no r Leagues ARKANSAS TUBERCULOS I S SANATOR I UM Sketch of b l dg a t Boonev i l l e used fo r t reatment of tube rcu los i s Mr30 , 1 5F : 5 ARKANSAS VETERANS HOME Sen Pryor ded i cates home fo r veterans a t L i tt l e Rock O l 8 , 6A : 2 ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO See a l so Gas (Fue l ) ARKCO MACH I NE PRODUCTS Arkade l ph i a fam i l y 1 I ves i n off i ces a t front of the i r f i rm F2 8 , 1 D : l ARKOMA BAS I N See Gas ( Fue l ) ARMS CONTROL AND D I SARMAMENT Senators Da l e Bumpers and Dav i d Pryor d i sagree wi th plan by Carter to push SALT I f th l s y r Mr1 3 , 1 5A : 6 ARNOLD, R I CHARD S . See a l so Courts (U S ) -C t rcu i t ARREST PROCEDURES See Search and Se i zure ART t�anq u i l nature of a rt In 1 9 70s expected to con t i n ue i n 1 980s Jal , 1 8 : 3 Rende r i n g of nude men l n ex h i b i t at State Cap i to l i s removed by o f f i ce of Secretary of State Paul R i v i ere Ja3 , 1 A : 4 Gazette ed on re moval o f nude from exh i b i t at Cap i tol Ja4 , 1 6A : 1 Doy l e Hal l removes h i s nude f rom g l ass exh i b i t at Capi tol Ja6 , 8A : I Stephan i e Starnes t r d i s cusses l ack of fac l l i t l es for shows I n Ark Ja 1 3 , 2 E : 3 Ga l l ery of I n d i an a rt at S i l oam S p r i ngs a t t racts c rowds Ja1 8 , 1 B : l Sel f-taught a rt i s t Wa r ren C r i swel l pa i n t s real i s t i ca l l y Ja24 , 1 8 : 5 Art i c l e on Henry Moore scul pture , Stan d i ng F i gu re , Kn i fe Edge a t L i t t l e Rock F3 , 2 F : l A rt f c l e on pol i t i ca l aspects of ban on certa i n a r t exh i b i t ion at the State Cap i tol ; Secy of State Paul R i v i e re comments F 1 1 , I B : 2 Scu l ptures o f metal d i sp l ayed o n mal l at L i t t l e Rock b r i ng va r i ous reac t i ons Mr3 , 2 F : E Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark a r t and Dumas pape rs exp l a i n why Thorn ton wou l d be exce l l en t c ho i ce for pres Ap20 , 3E : 2 Ray Thornton says he i s f i n i shed w i th pol i t i c s , wants ca ree r in educ Hyl , 1 l A : 7 Ray Thorn ton named p res i den t ; ASU facul ty, s tudents pra i se appmt , some c r i t i c i ze p rocess Hy 1 0 , 9A : 1 Gazette ana l yzes Thorn ton appmt Hy1 3 , 8A : I Thorn ton seeks new ways to accomp l i sh goa l s ; s t ronger facu l ty sa l a r i e s , I mp roved a th l e t i c fac i l i t i es men t i oned Hy26 , 5A : 6 H i d South Cente r for O ra l H i s tory record f n g h i s to ry o f ASU for publ i ca t i on I n 1 984 Ag28 , 4B : 5 Sma l l Bus i ness Deve lopment Cen te r estabd at Jonesbo ro to adv i se on mgt probl ems 0 1 7 • ]C : 2 See a l so Arkansas State Un i v Museum Basketba l 1 -Col l ege Co l l eges {gen ) Col l eges-Budgets Col leges-Bu i l d i ngs Col l eges-C u r r i c u l a Col leges -Enro l l men t (gen) Co l l eges-Fees and Costs Co l l eges-G i fts Co 1 1 eges-Wages ARKANSAS STATE UN I VERS I TY MUSEUM Museum has been gu i ded for 2 1 years by Dr and Hrs Eugene 8 . W l t t l ake Mr1 1 , 1 B : 2 Museum mov i n g I n to Learn i n g Resources Cente r Mrl l , 1 8 : 6 ARKA�SAS TECH U N I VERS I TY Gov B i l l C l i n ton reappts Dean Hudson to Bd o f Trus tees F23 , 3A : 2 See a l so A rk-Con t racts Basketba l l -Co l l ege Co l l eges-Awa rds and Hono rs Col l eges-Accre d i ta t i on Co l l eges-Budgets Col l eges-Curr i cu l a Col l eges-Enro l l men t Co l l eges-Fees and Costs Track and F i e l d-Co l lege ARKANSAS TERR I TO R I A L RESTORAT I ON The Store at Restora t ion offers se l ected c rafts , but has outgrown I ts quarters F29, 1 B : I D I rectors seek h i s to ry beh i n d furn i sh i ngs S l l , 1 0 : 1 53 ART 1 980 ASSAULTS s u i t by Margue r i te Turner aga i n s t Arkansas Arts Cen ter a l l eg i n g use o f h e r book as bas t s for a ba l l et , "Legend of Pet i t Jean11 H r6 , 5A : 1 Hrs Turner awarded $ 1 , 250 Jn copy r i gh t I n fr i n gement su i t Hr7, 1 2A : 3 G ran t of $449 , 790 recd from Nat i onal Endo�en t fo r the Arts Je28 , JA: 3 US C i rc u i t Ct r u l e s no rac i a l b i as In f i r i ng of De l o i s Mart i n Ag22 , 1 3A : 1 Center ra i ses $455 , 000; b i ds to be taken for bu i l d i ng ga l l e ry N22 , 9A : l See a l so Mot ion P i ctures ARTS CENTE R , SOUTH ARKANSAS Showi ng of f i ne a r t I s f i rst-c l ass endeavor for Center a t E l Dorado 5 1 4 , 20: 1 ARTS COUNC I L , ARKANSAS Counc i l awards g rants My4 , 25A: l ARTS , GRANO PRA I R I E FESTI VAL O F T ra d i t ion con t i n ues at Stuttgart a rts fa i r S l 9 , 1 B : l ARVAC , I NC See a l so Med i c i ne ASBESTOS S tate Hea l th Dept ana l yz i ng as bestos in school bl dgs F20 , 1 B : 2 As �es tos found i n samp l es f rom some schcio l s Je7 , 1 1 A : 2 ASHDOWN See a l so Educa t i on -Ashdown ASHLEY COUNTY Sa l esman Lew i s Robe rt (Joe) S p t l ka i mp l l cates fo rme r County Judge W . T . H i gg i nbotham I n b r i bery scheme Ag 1 9 , 1 A : 8 H i gg i nbotham p l eads g u i l ty Ag22 , 1 2A : 6 W . T. H i gg i nbotham gets 90 days , f i ne , 2 yrs probat i on S9 ,4A: 1 Gene ra l e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so P r i sons-Ash l ey County Wi l d l i fe Sanctua r i es ASSAULTS AND D I SORDERLY CONDUCT See a l so Cuba-Refugees Fami l i es-V i o l ence Pol i ce-Lonoke County Pol i ce-Pul a s k i County S hoo t i n gs --He rndon , O r l ando Cha r l es : W i tness I n court I s ta rget of kn i fe th rown by Herndon I n court room of Judge Jack Ho l t S r ; attempted murder l ns t ructo� T i m Mo r r i s , uses wal l s for h i s easel Mr5 , I B : 2 Fred Stewa rt of Kenset t , l s sel f-taught a r t i s t who spec i a l i zes t n l e t te r i n g , wood ca rv i n g and scenery pa i n t i n g M r2 7 , 1 8 : 6 A rt i s t Ju l i e McCul lough now ' pa i nts ' w i th ya rn Ap23 , 88 : 1 State nat i ve George Dombeck says a rt scene grow i ng up I n Arkansas My2 , 1 B : 5 J i m Mcfadden o f Ye l l v i l l e , spec i a l i zes J n wa x scu l pture J e 1 l , 4 B : 1 Paperc l J p art Je 1 5 , 2 F : l A rt i c l e on Ha l l i e Vena HcAn i s h , a Conway portra i t pa i n ter Jy6 , 7E : 1 Mura l i s t Dav i d Rose pa ints on outs i de of L i t t l e Rock b l dgs Ag5 , 1 8 : 2 Art i s t Rebecca Rogers W i tse l l and 2 appren t i ces des i gn banners for Wood ruff School Ag28 , 1 B : 2 Art i s t Thomas W i l son employs 2 menta l l y re ta rded appren t i ces w i th success S l O , 4 B : 3 A rt i s ts donate works for nuc l ea r-powe red s h i p , The Arkansas S 1 4 , 3 D : I De l ta Exh i b i t i on opens , w i nners announced O l 0 , 1 8 : 1 Evan L i ndqu i s t , a member of the A rkansas State Un i v fac u l ty , has ga i ned nat iona l a t te nt i on as an engraver p r i n tmake r 0 1 5 , 1 8 : 2 Merton Na l l , a res i dent of the Un i on Rescue M i s s ion at L i t t l e Rock , decorates I tems do nated 02 7 , 1 8 : 2 Caro l yn K i n de r of Stuttga r t , gets I n to the p r i n t bus i ness through her shop N2 3 , 1 F : 5 H i s to ry o f B r i n k l ey prese rved J n series of pa i n t i ngs D1 5 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Ceram i c s Parks ( gen ) - -V l l l age C reek ARTI F I CAL · BODY PARTS See P rothes t s ARTS ANO C RAFTS SEM I NA R , OZARK A rt i c l e on Ozark Arts and C ra fts Sem i n a r at Wa r Eag l e Je26 , 1 B : 6 ARTS AND S C I ENCES CLUB New soc i a l and recreat i ona l c l ub be i ng formed by Al bert R . Wr i gh t , a soc i a l psycho l og i s t N2 7 , 1 B : 6 ARTS CENTE R , ARKANSAS Center p l an s to const ruct 3 , 000 sq ft ga l l e ry I n memory o f W i nthrop $22 5 , 000 re Rockefe l l e r F6 , I OA : leased by Gov C l i n ton fo r Cente r F l 3 , 4A: l Tes t i mony beg i n s J n t r i a l of 54 ASSAULTS 1 980 cha rge f J l ed S 2 5 , 1 A : 4 --Savage , Joh n : C rosse t t man ab duc te d , beaten , t i ed up an d ta rred ; mot i ve not known Ap24 , 5A : 6 ASSESSMENTS, PROPERTY See Taxa t ion-Real E s ta te ASSOC I AT I ON MANAGEMENT OF ARKANSAS See a l so B r i be ry ATHLETES See a l so Feet ATHL ET I CS AND SPORTS See a 1 so Baseba 1 1 Bas ketba 1 1 Footba 1 t O l ymp i c Games Racquetba 1 1 Sw l rmi l n g Tenn t s Track and F i e l d . .. ATHLET I CS fo r basketba l l t i t l e next y r Mr20 , I C : J Boa rd of Trus tees de l etes re quest for basketba l l arena at UAL R ; d i scusses def i c i ts i n a th l e t i c p rog rams Je1 4 , 6A : I --Un i ve rs i ty o f Cen t ra l A rk : A I C group to dec i de what pena l ty to I n voke I n case o f I l l ega l subs i d i za t ion of an a th l ete vo l un ta r i l y reptd by UCA Ag29 , 3C : 4 School w i l l forfe i t I footba l l schol a rsh i p as penal ty Ag30 , 48:6 Hal l s of Fame --Arkansa'S'""'ilia l of Fame : A rt i c l e on 1 980 honoree Joseph F l oyd Vaughan Ja6 , J B : 2 B i ograph i ca l sketch o f Bus te r B rannon , 1 980 i n ductee I n to Arkansas Hal l of Fame Ja27 , 1 B : l B i o graph i ca l sketch of Curt i s K i n g , a 1 980 I n ductee I n to Ark Ha l l of Fame Ja29 , J C : 4 B iograph i c a l sketch o f Barry Sw i tze r , 1 980 I nductee F 3 , I B : 5 Curt i s K i ng savors every momen t at banquet F I 0 , 1 8 : 1 New i nductees to be J i m Mooty . Wayne Harr i s , Sam H f ndsma� Don Kes s i nger and C l l ff Shaw D2 1 , lB:I l�te rscho l as t i c . Schoo l s con s i de r change f n sports schedules and con ferences to reduce t ravel costs Ap2 7 , 1 B : 1 Fort Sm I t h Ch r f s t f an Schoo 1 f i f e s su i t a l l eg i ng that Arkansas Act i v i t i es Assn req u i rement that members be s tate-acc red i ted I s a v i o l a t ion of r i gh ts of church 0 1 0 , 2C : 7 See a l so Educat i on-South Conway Dist - -L i t t l e Rock Pub l i c Schoo l s : School Bd to s tudy set t i n g h i gher scho l a s t i c s tandards for athl etes F28 , 1 A : 4 C r i t i cs denounce p l an for h i gher academic s tanda rds ; Bd tab l es p roposal ; su rvey shows that 367 boys (337 of them b l ack) and 1 22 g i r l s ( 1 1 4 of them b l ack) wou l d be d i s qua l i f i ed F2 9 , 1 A : 2 Gazette supports h i gher s tandards for L i t t l e Rock a t h l etes Mr3 , 1 0A : l School Bd membe r Peter She r r i l l men t i ons shock I n b l ack commun i ty shou l d academ i c s tandards be ra i sed Hr4 , 6A : 7 Boa rd hears some support vo i ced for g rade Co l l ege . E a g l e Democ rat wonders how many schol a rsh i p athl etes gradu ate horn co l t and f i n d jobs re l ated to co l l wo rk F l 0 , 3E : 2 Arkansas Ga zette sues fo r access to A rkansas I n terco l l eg i ate Conf records of pay ments and J oans to a t h l etes Ap8 , 2A : 3 Pet i t ion fo r records on a i d to ath l e tes in A l t tu rned down because p r i va te schoo l s not I n c l uded My24, 3A : 2 Tes t i mony heard I n s u i t seek i n g open i n g o f A I C reco rds on f i nanc i a l a i d to a th l e t i cs O J0 , 1 7A : l Reco rds of A I C scho l a rsh i ps not open to pub l i c , c t ru l e s N4 , 2A : 7 Dr T . M I chae 1 E 1 1 I o t t , D I rec tor o f the H i gher Educa t ion Dept , ques t i ons ath l e t i c de f i c i ts N24 , 3A : 5 Gazette ap pea l s dec i s ion on A I C scho l a rsh i ps N29 , 3A : 3 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (Fayettev l l l e ) : Art i c l e on en d to Un i vers i ty o f Ark sports net"-Ork and takeove r by Mutual Rad i o 028 , 1 C : 2 Coaches p ro f i t from sunmer a th l et i c camps he l d I n Un l ve rs l ty fac l l l t 1 e s , l eg i s l a tors to l d ; prac t i ce defended D1 3 , 1 0A : 4 --Un i vers i ty o f A rk ( L i t t l e Rock) : School becomes member of Trans Ame r i ca Conf Ja l 2 , 1 B : J Trans Ame r i c a Con f votes to a l low UALR to compete 55 ATHLET I CS 1 980 ATOM I C ENE RGY Response O ff i ce at Russel l v i l l e F ] , l OA : 5 D r i l l tests Pope C o p l an to han d l e atom i c acc i dent F8 , 8A : 1 Evacua t i on p l an to be sent to res i dents i n a rea of Nuc l e a r One F9 , 6A : l Gov B i l l C l i nton supports NRC pro posa l to shut down any nuc l ea r powe r p l ant l ac k i n g adequate emergency pl ans F26 , 5A : l Cracks found t n 1 0 A-p l ants ; AP&L has removed defec t i ve parts Mr1 1 , 9A : 1 Un i t One a t Nuc l ea r One shut down by l eak Mr1 1 , 9A : 4 Second un i t at Nuc l ear One p roduces commerc i a l powe r Mr26 ,9A : 6 Survey by Arkansas Gazette shows most a rea res i dents accept Nuc l e a r One as ne i ghbor M r2 8 , 1 A : 4 Acc i dent at Th ree H f l e I s l an d prompted changes a t Nu c l ea r One Mr2 8 , 1 1 A : 7 Reactors l i ke Un i t One at Nuc l ea r One a re acc i dent p rone Mr28 , 1 1 A : 7 AP&L to bu i l d $ 7 . 7 m i l l ion fac i l i ty as emergency base for Nuc l e a r One Mr2 9 , SA : 6 Atom i c p rotesters gather a t Russel l v i l l e Mr30 , 2A : 5 Surv i vor of Nagasaki ca l l s for end to a tom i c powe r Mr3 1 , 4A : 3 Dardane l l e paper comments on nuc l ear powl!.r Ap6 , 3 E : 4 Un l t One o f N uc l ea r One shut down ; un i t to be mod i f i ed Ap22 . 4A : 3 Dogwood Al l i ance to attend an t i nuc l ear ra l l y at Wash i n gton Ap2 4 , 5A : 2 Two su i t s name f i rms supp l y i n g parts fo r Un i t 2 o f Arkansas Nuc l ea r One Ap26 , 5 B : 8 Nuc l ear One rad i o act i ve em i ss ions· In l s t quarter re q u i re NRC rept Hyl . 3A : 6 Dogwood Al l l ance opposes re l axat i on o f ra d i o act i ve gas em i s s i ons s tandards for Nuc l ear One My3 , 1 4A : 7 Rad i oact i ve water s p i l l s at N uc l ea r One ; reactor shut down ; no dange r to publ i c , AP&L says Hyl l , 1 A : 8 Russel l v i l l e a rea res i dents express conce rn . but l i t t l e fea r I n acc i dent Hy1 2 . l A : 6 C l eanup operat i ons to beg i n today ; AP&L says system stab l e Myl 2 , 1 A : 8 P rotest at state Cap i tol d raws 50 Hy 1 2 , 2A : 6 Re l ease of rad i oact i ve gas to beg i n at Nuc l ea r One ; water from fl ooded un i t be i n g dra tned out My1 3 , 1 A : 2 Nuc l ea r One acc i dent serious enough to get a l e rt status Hyl 3 , 1 A : 2 Gazette com men ts on Nuc l ea r One acc i dent plan for a t h l e tes H r 1 5 , 5A : 2 Gazette corrrne nts on grade po i n t s and a th 1 e t l c s Hr24 , I OA : I Board adopts h i gher academ i c standards fo r extra curr i cu l a r act i v i t ies Ap25 , 6A : l Ga zette ' s 1 980 Ath l e tes of the Year Je l , l B : l ATK I NS I NSURANCE CO See a l so L i tt l e Rock- Bu i l d i ngs ATK I NS P I C KLE CO See a l so Cucumbers ATLANT I C MONTHLY W i l l lam Wh i two rt h , a forme r Ar kansa n , named e d i to r- I n-ch i ef S24, l lA: 1 ATOM I C ENERGY AND POWE R Un i ted M i ne Workers Bd o f D i s t 2 1 votes to he l p Dogwood Al l i ance w i th pet i t i on d r i ve to get ant i nuc l ear power I s sue on ba 1 1 ot Ja 3 , 5A : l Fund i n g b i l l for safety measures a t Arkansas Nuc l ea r One sent to Leg l s Energy Com for s tudy Ja5 ,4A : j Nu c l ea r Regu l a to ry Corrrn l s s lon ass i gns 3rd i n s pector to Arkansas Nuc l ea r One (ANO) Ja6 , 3A : 8 N uc l ea r One fa i l s to meet dead l i ne for safety measures Ja7,2A : 7 H i ne Workers d rop support of Dog�od A l l i ance Ja 1 0 , 9A : 2 C racks i n turb i ne de l a y s tart of Un i t One of Nuc l ea r One Ja l 5 , 4A : 4 Ye l l County cance l s i ts emergency p l an for Nu c l ea r One ; another p l an to be pre pared Ja l 6 , 8A : l State Sen passes b i l l requ i r i n g AP&L to pay for s ta te off I ce to mon i tor n uc l ea r p l an t Ja2 2 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i n ton k i l l s p l an fo r s ta te to have on-s i te i nspector at Nuc l ea r One Ja22 , 3A : 2 Senate votes fund i ng for s ta te o ff i ce o f Nuc l ea r P l ann i n g and Response Ja2 3 , 4A : l House approves b l l l for Nuc l ear P l ann i n g Team Ja2 4 , 4A : 1 Leg i s l ature passes b i l l to a l l ow s ta te to b i l l AP&L for cost o f opera t i ng mon i tor off i ce Ja25 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i nton s i gns l eg i s on n uc l ea r response team Ja26 , I A : 4 Un i t Two o f Nuc l e a r One shut down as va l ves cause l os s of pressure Ja 3 1 , 5A : 2 Un i t One of Nuc l ea r One to s tay on reduced power for a year F3, 5A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i gns b l l 1 au thor· i z i n g crea t i on of a s ta te Nuc l ear 56 ATOM I C ENERGY · · 1 980 Hyl 3 , 8A : l Sma l l amount of rad io ac t i ve gas l eaked from storage tank at Nuc l e a r One Hy1 4 , 1 A : 6 Re l ease of rad ioac t i ve gas beg i n s desp i te order by A rkansas Hea l th Dept fo r 48 hr de l ay ; AP&L says i t i s answera b l e on l y to Nuc l e a r Regu l a tory Comm; Gov B i l l C l i n ton a l so sought de l ay Hy1 4 , I A : 8 Gov C l i n ton says AP&L shou l d have wa i te d to re l ease gas Hy1 4 , 3A : 3 New a n t i n uc l e a r ene rgy g roup forms at l i tt l e Rock led by D r Ario Kahn Hy l 4 , I B : I Senators Bumpe rs and P ryor c r i t i ca l of AP&L act ion I n ven t i n g gas from p l an t Hy 1 5 , 1 A : 4 State of f i c i a l s concede they have no autho r i ty to ha l t re l ease o f ga s , but c r i t i c i ze AP&L for I gno r i ng State Hea l th Dept reque s t ; Gov B i l l C l i n ton c r i t i ca l of AP&L act ions Myl 5 , 1 A : 6 AP&L says there was no reason to de l ay re l ease of gas Hyl 5 , 3A : 3 Dogwood Al l lance l eader Pam Ba r i ckman f i l ed l awsu i t aga i n s t release o f gas Hy l 5 , 3A : 4 Gazette c r i t i c a l of AP&l ' s de c i s i on to I gnore s tate off i c i a l s Hy 1 5 , 1 4A : l Emp l oyees o f AP&L to c l ean up p l an t I n effort to save money Hy 1 6 , 1 A : 5 Env i ronmental Pro tec t ion Agency con f i rms AP&L data on amt of rad i oac t i v i ty I n gas Hy l 6 ,4A : J Last of gas vented ; tes t i n g sat i s f i es s tate Hy 1 6 ,4A: 7 State p robabl y cou l d ga i n some con t ro l over re l ease o f gases a t Nuc l e a r One Hy1 7 , 1 A : 8 AP&L repts dose of rad i at ion l ess than fo recast Hy 1 8 , 5A : l E d i tors convnent on re l ease of gas a t N uc l ear One Myl 8 , JE : l Acco rd sought w i th AP&L to g i ve s tate a vo i ce i n opera t ion of Nuc l ea r One My2 1 , 1 4A : 3 Gazette conments on ca l l for s tate l aw on Nuc l ea r One safety Hy22 , 20A : l Four persons a r res ted at L i t t l e Rock found to have soph i s t i cated sur ve i l l ance equ i pmen t , $ 8 , 900 i n cas h , I n forma t i on about weapons and a d i a ry tha t referred to opera t ion at Nuke ; hos t i l e s ta tements made about Arkan sas Nuc l ea r One ; suspects l i s t ad dress as farm near Hena , say they a re members o f a ' Su rv l v l sts ' g roup ; a l l ATOM I C ENE RGY 4 a re re l eased My24 , 1 A : 2 More ed i to r i a l commen t on a cc i dent a t N uc l ear One Hy25 , 3E : 3 Sea l s repl aced a t Nu c l ea r One ; resta rt i n g p l anned My26 , 4A : l AP&L presents v i ew on s p i l l con t rove rsy w i th newspape r I n sert Hy30 , 1 1 A : 2 Loca l off i c i a l s over reacted to acc i dent at Nuc l ea r One, James Can f i e l d says My30 , 1 1 A : 4 S u i t f l led i n fede ral c t seeks ha l t to ope ra t i on of Nuc l ea r One unt i l p l an fo r emergenc ies i s comp l e ted and funded ; p l a i n t i ffs l i sted My 3 1 , 3A : J Dogwood Al l i ance beg i n s s tatew i de pet i t ion d r i ve for vote i n November on l aw g i v i ng s ta te more con t ro l ove r Nuc l ea r One Jel , 3A :4 Arkansas Po l l shows Arkansans th i nk re l ease of gas at Nuc l ea r One shoul d have been de l ayed ; majo r i ty feel nuc l ea r powe r I s needed Je8 , 3E : l Gazette repo rter I n te rv i ews member of Surviva l i s ts group , to l d ' Nuke ' re fers to nuc l ea r wa r Je l 0 , 1 A : 4 AP&l reques ts d i s m i ss a l o f s u i t to c l ose p l ant Jel l , 8A : J Nuc l ea r Regu l a tory Comm re quests d i sm i ssa l of su i t aga i n s t Nu c l eq r One Je1 4 , 1 4A : 5 Hea r i ngs beg i n i n U S Court a t L i t t l e Rock on s u i t to shut down Un i t One of Nuc l ea r One ; Dr Robe rt w . Young tes t i f i e s that he no l onger be l i eves the s tate has au tho r i ty to I n te rfere I n opera t i on Je1 8 , 1 2A : 1 Fede ral Judge R i chard S . Arno l d d i sm i sses su i t see k i n g c l os i ng o f Nuc l ea r One ; rej ect s a l l c la i ms by p l a i n t i ffs , c i tes l �ck of j u r i s d i ct i on Je l 9 , 1 0A : 1 Arkansas Power and L i gh t rel eases s tudy on cost o f p roduc i n g powe r a t Nuc l ea r One w i th nuc l ea r energy and cos ts had coa l o r o i l been used Je l 9 , l 0A : 4 Trans m i s s i on I I nes fa i l at a t i me when Nu c l ea r One was p rov i d i n g ha l f of a l l the ene rgy be i n g used I n Ark ; both un i t s shut down Je2 5 , 3A : I Seal l eak shuts Un i t 2 a t Nuc l ea r One ; repa i rs and s ta rtup to take a week Je26 , 1 A : 2 Dogwood A l 1 J anee spokesman a t tacks econ rept on use of nuc l ea r powe r Je26 , 1 2A : 4 Un i t 2 o f Nuc l ea r One to be res tarted Jy2 , 1 0A : 6 Res i dents of 57 ATOM I C ENERGY 1 980 AUTOMOB I LE S and show for AP&L empl oyees a n d the i r fam i l ies a t L i t t l e Rock by turn i n g off powe r and pad loc k i ng box 029 , 1 4A : 7 Em i s s ions exceed l eve l s set by NRC a t Nuc l ea r One N5 , l �A : l Eme rgency warn i n g sys tem at Nuc l ea r One p ra i sed N 8 , 5A : 1 E d i to r i a l on need .fo r s tate con t ro l of radioact i ve gas emi s s i on s f rom Nuc l ea r One N l 6 , 3E : 4 Nuc l ea r One mon i to r i ng ag reement s i gned by s tate and AP&L N21 , 7A: 5 . Report on safety a t Nuc l e a r One sen t to Nuc l e a r Regu l a to ry Convn 02 , SC : l Both un i ts of Nuc l ea r One shut down ; one back i n ope rat i on D l 0 , 1 0A : 6 A TOH I C WEAPONS See a l so M i s s i l es AUGUSTA See a l so Educa t i on-Augusta News and News Med i a AUTHORS See Wr i t i n g and Wri ters AUT I ST I C CH I LORE N , ARKANSAS ASSOC 1 ATl ON FOR See a l so Educa t lon--Hand i capped AUTI SM S�e a l so Educa t ion (gen ) - Han d l capped AUTOMOB I LE DEALERS See a l so C red i t AUTOMOB I LE DEALERS ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS Assoc i a t ion opens I ts f i rs t s ta te headqua rters H r2 3 , 5E : 6 AUTOMOB I LE I NSURANCE A N D L I AB I L I TY See a l so I nsurance (gen) AUTOMOB I LE RAC I NG A rt i c l e desc r i bes mud rac i ng a t Dumas Track Ap25 , 1 B : 1 AUTOHO B I LES Un l awful sa l vage ope ration hard on l eg i t i mate dea l e rs , encourages auto theft Ja1 5 , 4C : l Senator Da l e Bumpers attacks US auto makers ' reques t fo r res t ra i nts on fore i g n auto I mpo rts , po ints out tha t i mports save fuel Hr20 , 1 3A : 6 Senator Bumpers wants p robe of requ i rement by auto makers that dea l e rs se l l b i g cars H r2 7 , 4A : l Don B r i dger of Jonesboro, co l l ects and restores MG ca r s N l 1 , 6B : l a rea of nuc l ea r p l ants cove red by i n s u ranc e ; AP&L pays p rem i um o f 3 m i l l ion each y r Jy3 , 1 B : 5 Dardane l l e paper ques t i ons accu racy of AP&l repts on Nuc l ea r One Jy6 , 3 E : 5 S i xty i nc i dents at Nuc l ea r One me n t i oned J n Nade r rept were resu l ts of tes ts , AP&L says Jy1 4 , 3A : l Leak c l oses Un i t One a t N uc l e a r One for repa i rs Jy1 7 , 1 A : 5 Rad ioact i ve gas vented a t Nu c l ea r One ; m i s read data prompts fal $e a l a rm Jy1 8 , 2A : 3 Cont rove rsy over ven t i ng gas at Nuc l ea r One spurs US Senate passage of proposal by Dav i d Pryor tha t hea l th a n d safety conce rns of s ta te s be con s i dered Agl , 8A : 4 AP&L to buy $200, 000 �rth o f radios fo r l aw enfo rcement agenc i e s a round Nuc l ea r One Agl 2 , 4A : l Dogwoo d A l 1 i ance p l ans to f i l e su i t conten d i n g tha t s ta tes shoul d con t ro l em i ss ions f rom nuc l ea r p l ants S 3 , 2A : 4 Water prob l em shuts down Un i t 2 of Nuc l ea r One S S , 4A : 2 leak shuts down Nuc l ea r One S6 , 4A : 6 Sma l l amount o f rad io ac t i ve gas re l eased a t N uc l ea r One when va l ve was rel eased S J , 3A : I Nuc l ea r P l an n i n g and Response O f f i ce unhappy w l th de l ay I n not l ee on ven t i n g gas S I 0 , 6A : 6 As i an c l ams l n vas Ion o f wa ter l i nes caused reactor shu tdown at Nuc l ea r One S 1 J , 6A : 3 Da rdane l l e e d on re l ease o f rad io ac t i ve gas S l 4 , JE : 6 As i an c l ams found i n second un i t of Nuc l ea r One S 1 7 , 1 2A : 7 Both un i ts .of Nuc l ear One to be back on l i ne next week S27, I OA : 4 Both un i ts o f Nuc l ear One back I n s e rv i ce O l , 1 2A : 5 Wo rke r ' s s l i p on o i l c l oses Un i t One of Nuc l ea r One for 5 h rs 08 , 5A : 3 AP&L awa rds funds 7-yr s tudy on I mproved use of nuc l ea r fuel ; s tudy cou l d save cus tome rs $2 m i l l i on annua l l y 0 9 , 6C : 4 O ff i c i a l s to tes t response to acc i dent a t Nu c l ea r One 0 1 2 , 9A : l Pract i ce d r i l l he l d a t Nuc l ea r One Ol 6 , 2A : 4 Arkan sas Power & L i gh t Co faces f i ne by Nuc l ea r Regu l a tory Comm for fa i l ure to meet employee t ra i n i ng requ i re ments a t Nuc l ea r One 02 1 , 1 A : 2 Ant i nuc l ea r demon s t rators d i s rupt d i nner 58 AUTOMO B I LES 1 980 See a l so Ark-Pub l i c P roperty--Motor Veh i c l e s Ca r Poo l s Gene ra l Moto rs Corp Razorback Au tomob i l e Waste Mate r i a l s BA I L State Pol i ce Convn to support h i s pro posa l to end veh i c l e i n spect i on 020, 4A : 4 B i i i i n t roduced to reduce t i t l e fee 020 , 5A : 5 Repr E d Th i cks ten • s b i l 1 wou l d reduce t i t 1 e fee to $4 D20 , 5A : 5 Senator Ben Al l en says Senate Reven ue and Taxa t i on Comm i ttee sponsored Wh i te ' s b i l l because peop l e want a fee reduct I on 025 , 1 A : 2 See a l so Ark- E l ect l ons- -Governor AUTOPOS I ES See a l so Ark-Me d i ca l Exam i n e r Off i ce AV I AT I ON HALL OF FAME , ARK I nductees a re James S . HcDonnel I , Lou i se Thaden , J . Carro l l Cone , Cha r l es M . Tay l o r and Nathan Go rdon O l 2 , 6A : 3 A rt i c l e on I n ductee Nathan Gordon N2 , 1 F : 2 B i ograph i ca l sketch of C ha r l es M . Tay l o r N 3 , 1 B : 2 A rt i c l e on I n ductee Lou i se McPhet r l dge Thaden N4 , 1 B : 4 A rt i c l e on I n ductee J . Caro l Cone N5 , I B : 2 B iograph i ca l sketch o f the l a te James S . McDonne l l , a H a l l of Fame i nductee N6 , 1 B : 4 AV I AT I ON H I STO R I CAL SOC I ETY , ARKANSAS Soc i ety organ i zed , hopes to c reate an Arkansas Av i a t i on H a l l of Fame F l 5 , 1 1 A : 2 G roup p romotes h i story of avi a t i on in Ark Je l , 1 F : 2 Acc i dents and Safety See Roads -Acc i dents D r i ve rs L i cens i ng, T ra i n i ng and Tes ts . Two UA students a r rested , cha rged w i th forgery i n ma k i ng of fa l se d r i ve r ' s 1 i censes Mr4 , 3A : 2 Regi s t ra t ion , L i censes and Fee s . Sa l i ne County Judge charges P u l aski County gets some turnback funds be l ong I n g to h i s county because of z i p codes on auto reg i s t ra t ion fees My2 0 , 7A : 7 County code numbers used on ve· h l c l e reg i s t ra t ion ca rds , not z i p codes , of f i c i a l says Hy2 1 , 1 0A : 1 Gov B i i i C l f n ton to seek auto and p i ckup t ruck fees based on va l ue i n s tead of wt Hy2 1 , 1 0A : 7 Bobby L. G l ove r p ro poses that auto l i cense fees be p l aced J n schedu l e of p roposed new con s t i tut i on Je6 , 7C : 4 Codes used on auto reg i s t rat i on have been wrong fo r · · seve ra l yea rs , state Revenue D i v says Je 1 5 , 9A : l E ffects of e r ro r on turn backs fo r coun t i es not known Je l 8 , 5A : l Sa l i ne County Judge Wayne B i shop not sat i s f i ed w i th p l an to correct t u rnback l i s t e rror ; wants change now Je24 , SC : l New sys tem for renewa l of motor veh i c l e reg i s t ra t i on goes i n to effect Je26 , 6A : l State H i ghway Conrn opposes ro l l back of ve h i c l e tag fees N7 , 1 A : 6 Road fund wou l d l ose $5. 3 mi l l i on a yea r f f a f l a t $25 l i cense fee i s adopted N2 1 , 3A : 7 B i l l i n Leg i s wou l d rewa rd po1 i ce fo r a rres t i n g owne rs of uni i censed cars N 2 8 , 2 2A : 6 B t l 1 i n House wou l d reduce l i cense fees 01 1 , 6A: 1 B i l l f i l ed to reduce t i t l e t ransfe r fee to $5 . 00 0 1 3 , 6A : 3 Th i rd b i l l f l i e d i n House woul d ro l l fees back to l eve l before 1 9 79 l aw i n creased them D 1 6 , 3A : 5 Another b i l l f l i e d on auto fee rol l back 01 8 , l l A : I F i fth b i l l f i l ed to change fees 0 1 9 , 1 2A : 5 Rep r J i m L i n der asks Arkansas - B BABY S I TTERS Eag l e Agency at L i t t l e Rock seeks to offer depen dab l e baby- s i tters Jy3� 4C : 4 Exam g i ven baby-s i t ters measures read i ness to hand l e 25 s i tu at I on s Jy31 , 2 0 : I BACTE R I AL SHOCK See Sept i c Shock BACTE RM I C SHOCK See Sep t i c Shock BAHA ' I Membersh i p i n re l i g i ous g roup g row i n g I n Ark Jy31 , 1 B : 2 Dr A l an L . Wa rd , a l eader i n L i t t l e Rock Baha·• i co!TlTlun i ty , d i scusses fa i th and h i s Ge rman Bapt i s t background Jy31 , 1 B : 4 BA I L See C r i me and C r i m i na l s 59 BA I LE Y , GLEN 1 980 BANKS AND BANKI NG Arkansan Cox Cot ton Co Horseshoe Bend Kempne r 1 s Tan t r i f i e Sun , I n c BANKS , A . A . See a l so M i s s i ss i pp i County BANKS AND BANKI NG S ta te Bank i n g Bd approves I ss uance of 30-month cert t f i ca tes Ja4 ,4A : 7 Bank cus tomers face a mul t i tude o f opt i on s a s L i t t l e Rock banks compete fo r accoun ts F 1 8 . 1 B : 2 Gazette d t s cusses new Omn i bus Bank i n g B i l l s i gned by P res Carter and i ts effects on Ark Ap1 8 , 20A : l Edwa rd H . Pen i ck d i scusses ban k i ng problems and the expand i n g ro l e of sa v i ngs and J oan compa n i es 5 7 , SE : I Compe t i t ion be tween banks a t She r i dan s p i l l s over I n to po l i t i cs 05 , SE : S State Ban k i ng Boa rd a l l ows s tate banks to offer I n terest on chec k i ng accounts D4 , 9C : 1 Law to be sought a l l owing banks to expand i n to any county by purchase o r me rge r w i t h banks D 1 9 , 1 2A : 7 See a l so A.rk- F t nances--Governmen t Bonds and Othe r I n ves tments . Arkansas State Bankcorporat l on Bank of Cave C i ty Bank of Dardanel l e Bank o f Hans f i e l d Bank o f Montgomery County Bank of New E d i nberg Comme rc i a l Bank and Trust Co (Hon t i ce 1 1 o) Comme rc i a l Bank of A l ma Comme rc i a l Bankstock, I nc 1 rc i a l Na t l Bank ( L i t t l e Rock) Co1111e C red i t Farmers and Merchants Bank (Ma r i anna) Fede ra l Reserve Bank F i nanc i a l General Bankshares F i rs t Ame r i can Nat i onal Bank F i rs t Arkansas Bankstock Corp f i rst Nat i ona l Bank (Fort Sm i th ) f i rs t Na t i onal Bank ( L i t t l e Rock) F i rs t Nat i ona l Bank (Mena) F i rst Nat ional Bank (Ph l l l l ps Co) Na t ion a l Bank of Arkansas Tw i n C i ty Bank BA I LEY , GLEN See a l so Hurders--Ba i l ey BA I LE Y , SAM See Moral Majo r i ty BALDW I N , PAUL A . See a l so C ra i ghead County BANK OF CABOT Ca l l e r says bomb p l aced a t bank, demands $20 , 000 ; suspect a rrested F26 , 3A : 7 J i 1111y 1 Dav i d Swa i n cha rged l n I n c i dent F2 7 , 8A: 1 BANK OF CAVE C I TY Eag l e S t reet ce l ebrates 60 years w i t h bank Ap2 7 , 5E : 4 BANK O F CHERRY VALLEY Th ree masked gunmen rob bank Hr1 5 , 4A: 4 BANK OF DARDANELLE T\o.O fema l e empl oyees a l l ege b i as I n emp l oyees pract i ces Ap1 7 , 7C : 8 BANK OF MANS F I E L D $ 1 4 , 98 7 taken i n robbe ry ; suspect a r rested Ja 1 9 , 7A : 6 Rob be rs take l a rge amount of cash Jy4 , 6A : 4 BANK O F MONTGOMERY COUNTY A rkansas Court of Appea l s upho l ds rul i n g that con t ract between Bank of Mon tgomery County and H r and Hrs John Yeargan may be co r rected to show 8 pct I nterest ra ther than 4 pct re corded Mr6 , 1 l A : 1 BANK OF NEW E D I NBURG Bank has prospered s i nce purchase by W i l l i am C � Lyon Ja2 J , 4C : l BANK ROBBER I ES See a l so Bank of Cabot Bank of Che r ry Val l ey Bank of Mans f i e l d Commerc i a l Bank and Trust Co (Mont i ce l l o ) F i rs t Na t i on a l Bank (L i t t l e Rock) Lawrence County Bank McGehee Bank Peop l es Bank ( Russe 1 1 v l 1 1 e ) Un i on Bank o f Bryant Un i on Na t i ona l Bank BANKHEAD, ANN I E HAE Road at Co l l ege Stat ion named I n honor o f Mrs Bankhead 09 , 3A : 3 BANKRUPTC I E S See a l so Amusement Pa rks--Dogpatch USA 60 BANKS ANO BANKI NG 1 980 Un i on of Arkansas Corp Un ion Na t l Bank Wo rthen Bank and Trust Co BAPT I ST CHURCH See a l so Bapt i s t State Convent i on , Arkansas Rel l g Ion BAR I TE CAHSA says Ap2 , 3A : 1 Bapt i s t Med i ca l Cente r cha l l enges CAHSA f i gu res , de fends ref i nan c i n g Ap 3 , 6A : l P l ans to bu i l d ' she l l 1 as 1 0 t h an d 1 1 th fl oors for fut u re expans ion i s opposed by s taff of Cen t ra l Ark Hea l th Sys tems Agency Hyl , 1 0A : 6 P l ans for s he l l ap p roved by CAHSA panel My2 , 1 6A : 1 She l l p l an app roved by CAHSA My9 , 1 9A : I Hos p i ta l s f n system ce l e b ra t i n g 60th ann i ve rs a ry N l 9 , I B : l BAPT I ST STATE CONVE NT I ON , ARKANSAS Rev R . H . Dorr i s named I n te r i m execut i ve secreta ry-trea s u re r ; Dr Cha r l es H . Ashcraft has ret i red Ap2 , 9A : 3 Dr Huber L . Drumw r i gh t J r . named execut i ve secretary-treasurer Hy3 1 , 6A : 4 Conven t i on Bd app roves record budget of $ 3 . 3 m i l l i on Ag30 , 6A : 4 Over 1 , 500 Bapt i s ts gathe r fo r annual sess i on ; no messengers cha l l enged N 1 9 , 1 4A : 6 Conven t i on adopts 6 p roposa l s , resol ves 2 doc t r i n a l i s sues by de f i n i n g a l i en l l\lJle rs t on and open conmun ion ; g roup a 1 so app roves po 1 i cy that cha 1 1 enge to messengers be p resented I n wr i t i n g 30 .days before conv N20 , 6A : l Reso l u t ion s adopted favo r i ng church-state sepa ra t i on and oppos i ng gamb l i n g and 1 i quor at any s ta te park N 2 1 , 1 3A : 1 BAPT I ST STUDENT UN I ON A rt i c l e on Dr Tom J . Logue , who has d i rected work fn Ark fo r 25 y rs Ag1 2 , 6B : 1 BAR ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so A rk-Con s t i tut ion Courts (Ark) Courts (Ark) -C l rcu i t Cts Courts (Ark) -Court of Appea l s Courts (Ark) -Supreme Ct Courts (Ark) -Federal D i s t BARHAM , J I M F See a l so Educa t i on -Havana BAR I TE Hea r i n g schedu l ed by EPA on Mi t chem, I nc ba r f te m i ne F5 , 5C : 3 Speakers endorse env i ronmen tal pl an fo r M i t chem, I nc bari te m i ne at Fancy H l l l , wh i ch w i l l d i scha rge wa te r i n to south fork of Caddo R i ver H r1 9 , 8C : 1 M t 1 chem, Inc perm i t del ayed by s ta te ; Lepanto --Ff rst Bapt C h : Sha re of Wi 1 1 i am and I l l a Webb e s tate i s $ 1 1 0 , 960 Ja24 , 6A : 4 L I t t l e Rock - - F i rst Bapt i s t : Pastor John W r i g h t says church su rvey i n g need for p r i vate schoo l , ment i ons human i sm and comp l a i n t s that LR schoo l s a re be com i ng too b l ac k Ja 1 6 , 8A : 4 Dr Wr i gh t says h i s v i ews m i s represented i n a r t i c l e on p roposed school ; FBC has b l aek members and w i l l open school to a l l Ja 1 8 , 2A : 6 Un s i gned l etters op pose i dea of schoo l Ja2 3 , 1 8A : 3 Letters on p r i va te schoo l s and Ch r i s t i an goa l s Ja2 7 , 2 E : 3 Letter op poses p l an for school Ja30 , 1 8A : 5 Ga zette d i scusses p r i vate schoo l s i n context o f effects upon publ i c schoo l s F J , 2 E : l Church w i l l not open p r i vate school th i s yea r F 1 9 , 3A : 4 --Geyer S p r i ngs F i rs t Bapt i s t : New sanctua ry comp l e ted Jy26 , 6A : 6 - -L i be rty H i l l s : Former pastor John M. H i l es o rde red by ct to nnve from pa rsonage Ja l 6 , 1 2A : 8 Rev Benjam i n C raft J r named pa s to r Ja 1 9 , 6A : 6 - -New Hebron : D i spute e rups over p l an to move to new l oca t i on S23 , 3A : 4 --Second Bapt i s t : See a l so Hous i ng-L i tt l e Rock Ma r ia nna . Arkansas C t o f Appea l s upho l d s rul i ng that membe rs l ega l l y dec l a red pu l p i t vacan t Ap l 7 , 9A : 3 North L i tt l e Rock - -Amboy Bapt C h : Pastor Arno l d Tee l ret i r i n g a fte r 29 y rs Mr27, 5 B : I --Levy Bapt i s t Church : See a l so Deafness and the Deaf BAPT I ST MED I CAL C ENTER ( L I TTLE ROCK) Total of $ 1 . 1 m i l l ion p l edged for expans i on program F28 , 4A : 3 Re f i nanc i ng bond i ssue cost $ 1 1 . 1 m i l l i o� • 61 BAR I TE 1 980 BASKETBALL Awa rds , Decora t ions and Honors --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (Faye ttevl l l e) : Scott Has t i ngs and U . S . Reed named Al l -Southwes t Conf p l ayers F2 7 , 1 C : 6 Coaches and Manage rs See a l so Basketba l l -Col l ege Col l ege --Arkansas State Un i v: Women ' s team sel ected as a t - l a rge entry i n reg i onal p l ayoff F28 , 3C : 7 --Arkansas Tech : G i rl s basket ba l l becom i n g na t i onal powe r ; cred i t g i ven to ATU conml tment , not fede ra l regu l a t ions Ja24 , 1 C : I G l rl s team wins AW I SA Conf champ ions h i p and d i s t pl ayoff F24 , 3 B : 2 Gol den Suns seeded no l in reg iona l p l ayoff F20 , JC : 7 Gol den Suns defeat Okl ahoma Ch r i s t i an , 64-46 Hr7 , 8C : 5 Gol den Suns w i n Southwest Regional to ad vance to 2nd round of na t i onal tourn Mr9 , 9B : 3 C a l i forn i a Po l y techn i c defeats Tech I n 2nd round o f na t l tourn Hr 1 6 , 1 B : l Sherry Raney named Al l -Ame r i can Ap 1 8 , I C : 1 --Ga r l an d County Communi ty Col l : Lakerettes l ose to C l oud County i n l s L . round of nat l tourn Mrl 2 , 2C : 5 --Henderson State Un i v: Cha r l es R . Reese, head basketba l l coach a t Henderson State k i l l ed I n auto acc i dent H r2 1 , 1 C : 7 Jerry Ki rksey named coach Ap1 , 2 C : 6 --Hend r i x : Wa rriors w i n A I C t i t l e F26 , 3C : 2 --Southern Ark Un i v : Coach w . T . Watson res i gn s , i s repl aced by Monroe I ng ram Ap5 , l B : l --Un i vers i ty o f Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Razorbacks l ose to Texa s A&H i n SW Con f tourn f i na l s M r2 , I B : I Razor backs i nv i ted to NCAA p l ayoff tourn M r3 , 1 C : 6 Kansas State defea ts UA, 71 -53 Mr7. 1 C : 1 Da l l as franch i se of NBA to con tact Edd i e Sutton about coach i n g job H rl 4 � 1 C : l Sutton says he i s s tay i n g at Ark Mr22 , I B : l Ed l to r l a l c r i t i ca l o f Gov B i l l C l i nton for go i n g on recru i t i ng t r i p w i th UA basketba l l coach Edd i e Sutton M r2 3 , 3E : 2 Dwa i n Roa rk wl 1 1 not be j o i n i n g Sutton 1 s s ta ff Je2 1 , I B : 6 Coach project may be scrapped Ap2 7 , 5A : 1 I mpact s ta tement on H i l chem, I nc ba r l te p l ant says Caddo R i ve r to re ce i ve some po l l ut i on Jy29 , 3C : 4 BARL I NG See a l so Cuba Fl res BARRETT, JOE C L I FFORD Huch honored l awyer d i e s ; Mr Barrett hel ped comp i l e un i form l aws 09, 1 0A : 6 BARTLEY, ANNE See a l so Ark-Governor (Off i ce of) --Wash i ngton BASEBALL Sports wri ter Don Th rem has co l l ec t i on of some 30 , 000 baseba l l cards Ag2 1 , 4 B : 1 Col l ege --John Brown Un i v : Gol den Eagl es w i n D i s t 1 7 champ ionsh i p Hyl l , 38 : 1 Eag l es defeat Shorter (Ga) Col l My2 2 , 4C : 1 Eag l es w i n NA I A Area 5 t i t l e , to p l ay i n NA I A worl d se r i es Hy27, 1 C : 7 John B rown e l i m i nated J n tourn Hy30, I C : It --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Razorbacks defeat Texas J n Southwest Con f f i na l round Hy20, 1 C : S Texas de fea ts Ark I n tourn f i na l ; Arkansas to enter NCAA M i dwest Reg i ona l as a t l a rge team My2 1 , 1 C : 4 M i ssou r i de feats Ark i n wi nners bracket Hy24, 18:6 M i nor Leagues . Ray W i nder l egacy and the Arkansas Trave l l e rs Ap27, l F : 2 BASKETBALL Gob b l e t rotters p l ay for fun and for cha r l ty N24 , 6 B : l Amateur Ath l e t i c Un ion . Russe l l v i l l e defeats 1.owa i n open i n g game of Na t i ona l Amateur Athl et l c Un i on Jun ior . O l ymp i cs tourn a t Conway ; L i t t l e Rock defeats Lubboc k . Texas Je l 9 , 1 C : l L i t t l e Rock defea ts Wash i ngton ; Russel l v i l l e l oses to Lou i s i ana Je20 , 1 C : I L i t t l e Rock l oses to Co l o rado Je22 , 1 B : 5 Tennes see defeats Co l orado for t i t l e ; L t t t I e Rock Carder Bu I c k I s 3rd Je2 3 , 4C : 1 · 62 BASKETBALL 1 980 BEARDEN a c hamp i on of c i v i l r i ghts 0 1 9 , 1 E : 2 BATESV I L LE Con s t ruc t i on of AP&L powe r p l an t a t Newa rk makes impact on Batesv i l l e economy Ja20 , 1 7G : 2 Loca l peop l e cur ious about a l bum of p i ctures ma de by H . L . Mi l l e r a round 1 900 0 1 6 , l D : l See a l so Eas tman Kodak Co Edd i e Sutton accuses Arkansas Demo c ra t of harassment of I ncom i n g freshman , R i cky No r ton Jy26 , 1 B : 3 --Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk a t L i tt l e Rock ; Johnny G reenwood wi l l not be reh i red as asst coach Ap8 , 1 C : 7 --Un i vers i ty o f Cen t ra l Ark: Bea rs defeat Un i vers i ty of Ark at P i ne B l uff fo r r i g h t to represent Ark at NA I A tourn i n Kansas C i ty HrS , 1 C : 5 Bears defeat Augsburg I n NA I A tour.n Mr l l . 1 C : 6 Bea rs defeat Rockhu rs t, move to quarte r f i na l s Hrl 3, 1 C : 6 Bears l ose to top-seeded A l abama state Mr 1 4 , 1 C : 5 --Wes ta rk Commun I ty Co 1 1 : L Jons advance to Na t i onal Jun i o r Co l l Ath l e t i c Assn Tou rnament H r 1 2 , 2C : 4 Wes ta rk bows to Bal t i mo re i n open i ng round of na t l tou rn ; or:>ves to l osers bracket Hr20 , 1 C : l Wes ta rk l oses to Wes tchester I n 1 s t game o f l ose r ' s b racket Mr2 1 , 1 C : l I n terschol a s t i c . W i nners o f state tournamen ts H r9 , 1 B : 2 Recap of scores i n s ta te tournaments dur i n g week M r9 , 8B : l G i r l s A l l -Star game won by No rth team Je8 , 38 : 2 --C l a rksvt l l e : G i r l s wi n ove ral l s ta te t i t 1 e M r 1 6 , 1 B : l BASNET 1 RANDY See a l so Hurders--Basnet BATES , CHESTER E . Hrs L i nda Bate s , w i fe of NLR a l de r man Cheste r Ba tes , a r rested a fte r off i ce rs ca l l e d to house D6 , 5A : 3 See a l so · North L i tt l e RockEl ect ions --Hayor BATE S , DAI SY L . Hono rary degree awa rded by Ph r t ande r Sm i th Col l Fl , l OA : l BATE S , LUC I OU S CHR I STOPHER C i v i l r i gh ts l eader d i es at age 69 Ag24 , 1 A : 3 Art i c l e on death of L . C . Bates rev i ews s t rug g l e for c i v i l r i ghts for b l a cks I n Ark Ag24 , 1 A : 3 Gazette pra i se s work o f Bates Ag26 , l OA : I Memo r i a l servi ces I nc l ude eu logy by E rnest G reen , one of ' L i t t l e Rock N i ne)• l e tter from Pres J i mmy Ca rter read; Rev Jesse Jackson speaks Ag2 8 , 6A : 1 A r t i c l e on Bates as f' i res General T i re and Rubber Co BATS Do rm l tory a t Ph i l an de r Sm l th Col 1 I nvaded Ap2 , 4A : 2 BATTERED SPOUSES See Fam i l i es -V i o l ence BATTE RERS ANONYMOUS See a l so Fam i l i es and Fam i l y L i fe-V i o l ence BAUX I TE , ARK See a l so Courts (Loca l ) -Hun i c f pa l Pol i ce -Baux i te BAVAR I AN QUAKTZ CO Wes t Ge rman f i rm beg i ns m i n i ng qua rtz a t Jes s l ev l l l e Ag22 , 1 2A : 6 BAXTER , B I LL I E J . $ee a l so Teeth and Den t i s t ry BAXTE R COUNTY General e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : l BAXTER , E . RUSSELL See a l so US-Educa t ion Dept- Reha b i I i ta t ion Se rv i ces BAXTER GENERAL HOSP I TAL (MOUNTA I N HOME ) D r K . S l or:>n Abraham d rops l awsu i t he f i l ed aga i ns t hosp I n 1 976 Apl B , 1 0A : 6 Lawsu i t f i l e d by Baxter B u l l e t i n a l l eges hosp viol ates F reedom o f I n fo rma t i on Act My1 5 , 7A : 2 BAXTE R . ROBERT H . See a l so Teeth and Den t i s try BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW See a 1 so R i vers BAYOU DES ARC See a l so Dams (gen) BAYOU METO See a l so Water Pol l ut i on -Sewage BEAR CREEK LAKE See Parks (gen ) - -Bear C reek BEARDEN Forme r c i ty c l erk F re i da G r i ff i s 63 BEARDEN 1 980 BENTON beavers ove r s taff oppos i t ion Ap22 , 7A : 6 P l an deve l oped fo r beaver con t ra 1 My29 , 7C : 8 BECKE R , J . B i ll See a l so Ark-Con s t i tut ion C red i t P res i dent i al E l ec t i on o f 1 980 B E DCO, I NC Bedco owne r says h i s f i rm to honor Yel l ow Pages adve rt i s i n g d i rectory wh i ch a former owner a l l eged l y abandoned N 1 6 , 6A : 1 BEEBE See a l so Educa t i on -Beebe F i res -Beebe Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage B E E R AND BREW I NG I NDUSTRY State and federal agency to p robe poss i b l e v i o l at ions of Ark l aw on t rade i nducemen ts Ja l 1 , 6A : 4 See a l so Coors (Adol ph) Co L i quor BEHAV I OR , HUMAN See Psychology BE I· .ELE CTRON I CS Rosetta Carruth f i l es s u i t a l l eg i ng her f i r i n g was based upon race Ja 3 , 3A : 6 B E LL , CLARENCE See a l so Ark- F i nances-·Budgets B E L L , HARVEY L . See a l so A rk-Secu r i t i es Dept BELL, R I CHARD See a l so US-Ag r i cu l t u re Dept B E LLA V I STA V I LLAGE G rowth con t i n ued I n 1 979 Ja20 , 4G : l B E NAF I EL D , J . W . ( BUDDY) See a l so Ward I ndus t r i e s , I nc BENTLEY , WI LBUR C . See a l so Courts (Ark) -C i rcu l t Cts--D i s t 6 Pulaski County-Con t racts Pu l as k i County-County Judge P u l a s k i Coun ty- F i nances--Budgets Pul aski County-Govt Emp l oyees-E t h i cs BENTON Pet i t i ons for vote on el ect r i c rate ordered to repay $ 1 5 , 000 after p l ead i n g g u i l ty to theft of c i ty funds F6, 1 OA : 3 BEARS H un t i ng season set for next year H r 1 1 , 2C : 6 Hunte r ' s i n te rest g rowing i n bear season ; a rt i c l e d i scusses rul es Hr1 6 , 6B : l Mounta i n V i ew man t h reatnes to k i l l bear he suspects as k i l l e r of h i s ca t t l e My1 3 , 5A : l Sportsmen rece i ve r u l es for bear hunt Je 1 7, 2C : 7 Bea rs caus i ng some. p rob l ems i n Ozark Mounta i n s 026 , 4 B : 4 Art i c l e on bea r hunt i n F rankl I n Co wh i ch i nc l uded Game and F i sh Com m i s s ion D i rector S teve Wi l son 026 , 1B:1 BEAUMONT, W I LL I AM E . JR See a l so Cen t ra l Arkansas Trans i t Po li cy B d Manpowe r Conso rt i um , Cen tral Ark Al so see va r ious subheads under en t ry , Pul a s k i County BEAUTY CONTESTS --Miss Amer i ca: Ar t i c l e on use of profess iona l s to prepare Lenco l a Sul l i van fo r M i s s Ame r i ca pageant Ag31 , 1 D : 1 M i s s Sul 1 i van w i n s pre I J m i nary swi ms u i t compet i t ion S6 , 1 1 A : I Photograph S6, 1 1 A : 5 H i s s Sul l i van I s 4 th runner-up S 7 , I A : 3 Photograph 5 7 , 3A : 4 --H i ss Arkansas : Lenco l a Sul l i van , a b l ac k , w i ns M i ss A rkansas t i t l e Jyl 3 , 3A : 4 H i s s S ul l i van hopes t i t l e to l ead to TV career Jy1 5 , 5A : 2 BEAUTY SHOPS A rt i c l e on s k i n care salons I n Ark S28 , 1 D : l BEAVER LAKE See Lakes-Beaver BEAVER , W I LSON A . See a l so · C a r rol l County BEAVERS Sa l i ne County h i res t rappe r to t ry to ha l t beaver problem Ja25 , 1 1 A : 2 Farmers c r i t i c i ze Game and F i s h Comm for l ac k o f act i on on beaver control M r2 7 , 4A : l C l i n i c he l d to show how to con t ro l beavers Ap6 , 6B : 1 Game and F i sh Conm agrees to dec l a re war on 64 · BENTON 1 980 I n c rease meet goa l Ja5 , 4A : 5 Spec i a l e l ect i on to be he l d on rate I n c rease Ja9 , 3A : 3 Two men cha rged In con nec t ion w i th e l ec t r i c rate pet i t ions F l , 4A : 2 Cha r l e s B r i ggs and H i ck R i chards p l ead I nnocent to cha rges o f fa l se swea r i ng on pet i t ions F6 , 5A : 5 AP&L surpri ses Benton w i th another rate i nc rease Mr9 , 7A : l Res i dents to vote on p roposed e l ec t r i c rate i n c rease Hr2 3 , 1 5A : 1 Voters app rove AP&L rate s t ructure Hr26 , 3A : l AP&L wants debt payments of $50, 000 per mo Ap3 , 5A : l Sal i ne County G rand Jury i nd i cts no one I n p robe of pet i t ions Ap9 , l l A : I AP&L wan ts $50 , 000 per nDn th payment w i th 9 pct I n te rest on debt and current paymen ts Ap1 0 , 6C : l AP&L pay pl an rejected Apl 5 , 7A : 7 C i ty o f fers to pay AP&L at rate of $20, 000 per nD Ap1 9 , 3A : l Prosecutor Dan Ha rmon requests p robe I n to a l l e ga t i on s that C i ty B d o f D i rectors v i o l ated s ta te Freedom of I n fo rmation Act Ap22 , 4A : l Ben ton Cou r t e r sues C i ty Board of D i rectors I n a l l eged v io l a t i on of FO i Act Ap2 5 , 7A : 5 Ben ton paper conwnen ts on FO i Ap27, 3E : 5 AP&L p l an s action aga i n s t c i ty I f agreement not reached Ap20 , 1 5A : l U t i l i ty offt c i a l s and boa rd wan ts i n s u rance a s protec t ion i n l awsu i ts Hy3 , 1 4A : 6 Water ma i n extended hal f a m i l e by p r i vate con t racto r , c i ty o ff i c i a l s upset Hy4 , 8A : 6 C i ty of f i c i a l s face June t r i a l on FO i l awsu i t Hy6 , 7A : 3 Benton accepts p l an to pay AP&L Hy7 , 8C : 3 C i ty d t scovers i t i s barred by state l aw from pay i n g i n te re s t o n deb t ; AP&l pl ans to keep the $47, 000 pa i d Hy9 , 2A : 2 Ben ton d rops cha rges J n pet i t ion case My9 , 1 0A : 6 Benton Cou r i e r d i scusses temporary orde r ba r r i ng offt c t a l s from FO i v i o l a t ions Hyl l , 3E : 6 AP&L accepts Benton p l an for b i l l payment MyJO , l l A : l C i ty says I ts census f i g u res too l ow ; count s hows 1 7 1 1 2 1 res i dents Jy3 , 6A : 4 C i ty Boa rd of D i rectors and Pol i ce C h i e f to d i scuss po l i cy of a l l ow i ng po l i ce cars to be d r i ven by o ff-duty o f f i ce rs JyJ , 8A : l BETHUNE , E DW I N C i ty d i rectors dec l a red i n v i o l a t ion o f FO i l aw Jy8 , 1 1 A : 8 F i fty employees of U t i l i t i es Dept ca l l i n s i ck afte r C i ty Board rejects pay i nc rease 0 8 , 5A : l Wo rkers back on job 01 0 , l l A : l D i ffe rence o f op i n ion over s ta tus o f c i ty f i nances fue l s wage d i spute 0 1 2 , 9A : l C i ty pays $285 , 948 debt to AP&L. N25 , 6C: 2 See a l so Al um l n l a Ce ram i cs Co Anthony T i mberlands , Inc F i remen-Benton F l ood i n g Tel ev i s ion-Cab l e TV--Benton Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage Wa te r BE NTON COUNTY Sal esman Lew i s Robert (Joe) Spl l ka I mp l i cates forme r County Judge Ra l ph Bo l a i n I n b r i bery scheme Agl 9 , 1 A : 8 Genera 1 e 1 ect ion returns N6 , 5A : 1 See a l so Pol i ce-Ben ton County BENTO N , E . C . See a l so Ark-Con t racts BENTONV I LL E See a l so Pol i ce-Bentonv i l l e BEREAVED PARENTS OF C ENTRAL ARKANSAS See a l so Death BEREAVEMENT See Dea th BERGEN BRUNSW I G CORP See a l so Pa i d Presc r i pt i ons , I nc BERGLAND, BOB See a l so Ag r i cu l ture BERRYV I LLE See a l so Educa t ion-Be rryv i l l e Wa te r BEST, KEN See a l so Pu l as k i County E l ec t i ons--County S he r i ff BETHUNE , E DW I N Gazette g i ves examp l e o f bethunery from s tatement on f i scal po1 i c f es Ja5 , 1 2A: 1 Bethune , works fo r con t rol of fede ral l oan guarantees Ja2 7 , 9A : l Art i cl e says Bethune has become a part i san t n GOP pol i t i cs Hr2 , 1 E : 4 Gazette comments on Repub l 1 can l sm o f Bethune H r4 , l OA : l Ca rtoon shows Bethune p i nn i ng on GOP badge as he 65 BETHUNE , E DW I N 1 980 BLACKS ( I N ARKANSAS) Sam S la g l e for P i nnac l e State Pa rk and other a reas 02 3 , 1 B : 2 B I RDS B i rds k i l l ed at Pa ragoul d pet shop because Newca s t l e d i sease s uspected SJ 8 , 9A : 1 See a l so W i l d l i fe Sanctua r i es --Bl ackb i rds : B i rds gone f rom Sea rcy Ja22 , 4A : 7 --Ceda r Waxw i n g s : Fl ock o f about 1 0 , 000 descends on Het rocen te r Ha l l a t L i t t l e Rock F21 , 1 A : 4 --Ducks : See a l so Hunt i ng --Eag l e s : Two Sc ranton men i n d i c ted on charge o f posses s i on o f a ba l d ea g l e Jy4 , JOA : 4 Jane R . Gul l ey c r i t i c i zes courts for l i ght sentences i n cases of d i sturb i ng or k i l l i ng ba l d ea g l es S4 , 8A : 2 --Wood Duck : See a l so Hun t i ng B I RTH CONTROL See a l so Med i c i ne-Ma l p ract i ce B I RTH DEFECTS Leg i s l a t i ve panel endorses p roposed p rogram to count b i rth defects , m i s ca r-r i ages i n Ark S 1 9 • 1 OA : 6 See a l so Chem i s t ry and Chem i ca l s BLACKB I RDS See B t rds BLACKS See a l so Fami l i es BLACKS ( I N ARKANSAS) B l ack l eaders to ho l d 2-day conf to de f i ne probl ems and ways they can a f fect publ i c po l i cy Hr4 , 7A : 3 Ve rnon E . Jordon t e l l s con f of b l acks a t L i tt l e Rock that ba l anced budget means cut i n soc i a l p rograms ; others address conf Mr l 4 , 1 A : 6 Mus l i m l eader te l l s b l ac k conf that b l acks need s p i r i tua l renewa l Mr1 5 , 6A : 1 Con ference passes seve ral reso l u t i on s H r 1 5 , 6A : 5 E ffort to I mp rove re l a t ions between b l acks and wh i tes a t l i t t l e Rock t s target of meet of I n terfa i th Denom i na t i onal Roundta b l e Ap20 , I A : 2 Arkansas bl acks made l ess c i v i l r i ghts progress I n 1 970s , W i l l i am (Sonny) Wa l ke r says ; c i tes s ta t i s t i cs Ag2 5 , 5A : 4 Rev Jesse Jackso n , d i rector of PUSH . urges departs l i t t l e Rock a i rport Mr7 , 1 6A : 3 Conrnents on federal spend i n g and i n f l a t ion Hr1 8 , ]A : 1 C r i t i ca l o f effort by Cong to ra i se sa l a r i es o f members , ca l l s adjournment a b l ess i ng 0 1 7 , 2A : 6 See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--Congress {HR) --Dlst 2 Chem i ca I Wa rfare Hous i ng (gen ) --F i nance H I ss I l es O i l (Petrol eum) Pres i den t i a l E l ec t ion of 1 980 Scho l a rs h i ps - -C l ose Up Un ion o f Sov i e t Soc i a l i s t Repub l i cs US-Congress (gen) US-Congress (gen) --Arab Scam Ope rat ion US-Congress (HR) US-Su i ts and C l a i ms by Govt US A rmament (gen) US A rmamen t-Dra f t Wh i te County Wh i te R I ver BEVERAGES Peps i uses p l ane to wr i te skymessage ads i n i ts bat t l e wi th Coca Co l a 0 1 4 , 1 8 : 6 B I BL E See a l so Educa t ion (gen) -Re l i g J ous Pract i ces Educa t i on-Mounta i n V i ew B I G CREEK ( CR I TTENDEN COUNTY) Army Eng i neers resume channel work on project tha t was suspended I n 1 9 79 for a rcheo 1 og i ca 1 exp l orat i on Hy21 , 5A : 1 B I LHE I HE R , L I NDA See a l so Med i c i ne (gen) B I LTWELL CO Race b i as s u i t f i l ed aga i ns t f i rm Ja4 , 6A : 3 B I OLOGY AND B I OCHEM I STRY l i tt l e Rock s tudents ge t t i ng I n touch wi th the i r own body rhythms i n prog ram ca l l ed 110pera t i on Hea rtbeat11 NS, l B: 2 B I RD FEEDERS Art i c l e on convers ion o f unused gas l i ghts to b i rd feeders Hr6, J D : l B I RD HOUSES A rt i c l e on b l ue b i rd houses b u i l t by 66 BLACKS { I N ARKANSAS) 1 980 B L I NDNESS Pol i ce-L i t t l e Rock Po 1 i ce-Sta r C I ty P res i den t i a l E l ect ion of 1 980 Pul aski County-E l ect ion Comn Ran k i n Town Reagan , Rona l d Sex C r imes Te l ev i s ion-Ca b l e TV--L l t t l e Rock Te levi s i on - S ta t i ons--L l tt l e Rock T i mex Corp U rban League, L l t t l e Rock L i t t l e Rock bl acks to u t i l i ze powe r o f dol l a r , advocates boyco t t o f op ponen t s ; Gov B i l l C l i n ton hosts re cep t i on fo r Jackson a t Trapna l l Ha l l Ag28 , 6A : 1 Ral l y a t L i t t l e Rock ad dressed by Rev Jesse Jackson Ag29, 3A : l Rev Jesse Jackson addresses s tudents at L i t t l e Rock Cent ra l H i gh , urges sel f- i mp rovement Ag29 , 3A : 7 John W. Wa l ke r says bl acks must s tand up for the i r r l ghts S22 ,4A : 7 L i t t l e Rock Urban League D i rector Howa rd Lane c r i t i ca l of ad used by Governor e l ec t Frank D. Wh i te dep i c t i n g black Cubans r io t i ng and loung i ng about Fo r t Chaffee D l l , 1 2A : 5 I nterv i ew wi th W. Haro l d F l owers d i scloses g l i mpses o f c i v i l r i gh ts s t rugg l e 030, 1 8 : 4 See a l so Ark-Cons t i t u t ion Ark-E l e c t f on s --Governor Ark·E 1 ect i on s - -Leg l s l a ture {gen) Ark-Econom i c Cond f t lons--Sma l l Bus i ness Ath l e t l cs- l n te rscho l a s t i c· - L f t t l e Rock Bankhea d , Ann i e Hae Bates , Da i sy L . Bates , Luc i ous C h r i s topher B r i nkl ey Col l eges -C u r r i cu l a Col l eges -En ro l l men t Co l o red Peop l e , Na t iona l Assn fo r the Advanceme n t of Democ ra t i c Party Educa t i on -L i t tl e Rock-- G l fted Educa t ion-L i t t l e Rock--S tudent Act t v f t J es Educa t ion-North L i t t l e Rock-Enro 1 1 rnent Educa t i on-P u l a s k i County D i s t Faye ttev i l l e-Real E s ta te Jacksonv i l l e Jone s , E d i th I rby Jur i es and Jury Duty K i ng , Mart i n Luther J r L i gg i ns , Da i sy L i t t l e Rock-C i ty Manage r L i t t l e Rock . Southern Med i a to r Hackey (Wi l l i am) Fam i l y Hc l n tosh, Robert R . Mo r r i s Booker Memo r i a l Col 1 D i sc r i m i na t i on . W i l ey A . B ran ton t races c i v i l r i ghts f i g h t I n Ark for col l ege aud i ence at Batesv i l l e Mr2 5 , 18:2 Al so see entry , D i sc r i m i na t i on , and i ts c ros s - refe rences BLACKWELL Order a l lows merger of Kenwood and B l ackwel 1 , i ncorpora t ion of town Hy 3 1 , 1 1 A : lt B LA I R , JAMES D . See a l so Democ ra t i c Pa rty BLANCHARD S P R I NGS CAVERN Eons-o l d beauty d i sp l ayed J n caverns My4 , 6G : 5 BLAliTO N , REBECCA SUE CLARK A rt i c l e on M rs Bran ton , age 1 1 0 , o f G u rdon F4 , 4 8 : 1 BLASS BU I L D I NG ( L I TTLE ROCK) See L i t t l e Rock-Bu i l d i ngs BLAYLOC K , LEN See a l so Ark-So c i a l Serv i ces D i v Wh i te , Frank D . -A i des Wh i te , F rank D . -Appo l n tments BL I N D See B l i ndness and the B l i n d B L I N D , ARKANSAS ENTERPR I SE S FOR THE See a l so B l i ndness BL I NDNE SS AND THE B L I ND Kenneth Wi l son o f Arkade l ph i a , runs successful p i ano and organ f i rm de sp i te h l s b 1 I ndness Ja29 , 4B : 1 Bl I nd hel p taxpayers and themsel ves i n I RS work F26 , 1 B : 2 Jonesboro res i den t rega i n s s i gh t through I mp l an t o f 11tel escope11 composed of a rt i f i c i a l cornea and l ens Hr6 , 4 B : 1 B l i ndness no hand i cap for bond broker, D i ck Free l i ng N9 , 5E : l A rt i c l e on effort of Arkansas E n te rp r i ses for the B l i nd 67 BL I NDNESS 1 980 to rehab i l i tate Anthony G reen , who has spent a l i fe dep r i ved of J ove 021 , 1 F: 2 B L I NDNE S S , NAT I ONAL SOC I ETY FOR THE P REVENT I ON OF A rt i c l e on W> rk of eye care o rgn i n Ark My5 , 1 8 : 4 BLOOD B l ood ce l l sepa rators ava i l ab l e a t two b l ood cen ters i n Ark Jy8 , 1 B : 2 W i l l i e Ford has sol d $6 , 500 worth of p l asma Ag31 , I F : 2 See a l so Fl uoso l K i dneys BLUCKER, ROBERT O . See a l so I ran BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SH I ELD A rkansas D i ve rs i f i ed I n s u rance Co, a subs i d i a ry of B l ue C ross-B l ue Sh i e l d , cannot sel l group l i fe i n s , s ta te Supreme C t rul es F20 , 9A : 5 L i nda W i l l i ams a l l eges rac i a l b i as I n he r d i sm i ssal Hyl , 6A : 4 See a l so Med i c i ne (gen ) Med I c I ne-Cos ts BLUE LAWS See Sunday Obse rvance BLUE MOUNTA I N See a l so Tornadoes Ap9 BLUE MOUNTA I N LAKE See Parks (gen ) --Bl ue Mounta i n BLYTHEV I LL E See a l so Col umb i a R i b bon and Ca rbon Mfg P r i sons-B l y thev i l l e BOAR D I NG HOUSES Boa rd i ng home regul a t l ons a re re v f sed F2 7, 4A: 6 BOBO, DONNY See a l so Col l eges-C r i mes BODY , HUMAN Cabot school beg i ns phys i ca l educ program des i gned to correct con fused dom l nence , s i dedness or l a tera l l ty Mr1 2 , 8B : 1 See a l so B i o l ogy and B iochem i s try B l ood Heart I n te s t i nes Musc l e s BOOK REV I EWS Skin S p i na l Cord BODY LANGUAGE See Language-Nonve rba l BODY RHYTHMS See B io l ogy and B iochem i s t ry BOHANON, WAYNE See a l so Hempstead County BOLA I N , RALPH See a l so Benton County BOMBS ANP BOMB PLOTS R i chard G . Boney a rres ted , charged wt th ma k f ng bomb t h reats at Ll t t l.e Rock Je 1 7 ,4A : 5 Powe rful homemade bomb found under s teps of home I n Sa 1 i ne County Jyl 0 , 1 3A : 7 See a l so Educa t i on -Hel ena BONDS , GOVERNMENT See Gove rnment Bonds BONNE R , CARL See a l so Courts (Ark) -C l rc u l t Courts---O t s t 1 9 BOOK REV I EWS --Adams , John : I Wa l k Towa rd the Sound of Hy Days F1 0 , 4 F : 1 --Brad l ey , Ma t t : Arkansas , I ts Land and Peop l e 0 1 9 , 6F : l -�Brown , Dee: C reek Mary ' s B l ood Hr2 3 , 5F : 1 --But l e r , Jack: Wes t o f Ho l l y"t«>od , Poems f rom a Herm i tage N2 , 8F : l - -d i Dona to, Georg i a : Woman of Jus t i ce Hy4 , 4 F : l --Ha l t , B . C l a rence : Keepe rs o f the Feas t Ag31 , 3F : l --Harvel l , Poger : Take That and That and That D7,4 F : l --Huckaby , E l i zabe t h : C r i s i s a t Central H i gh 026 , 1 F : 2 --Jackson , Dona l d Da l e : Go l d Dust JeJ 5 ,4F: I --Jacoway , E l i zabeth : Yankee M i s s iona r i es i n the South Ag 1 7 , 4F : l --Lyne s , Ma r i beth : V i s i ts W i th Ozark Country Women Ja20 , 6 F : 6 - -Mo r r i s , J i m : S he r i ff of Purga tory Apl 3 , 3 F : 3 --Mo rr i son , Susan : A rkansas W i l d l i fe N30 , 5 F : l --Rafferty, H i l ton D . : The Ozarks ; Land and L i fe Hyl l , 6F : I --Thane t , Oc tave : By the Cypress Swamp; the A rkansas S to r i es of Oc tave · 68 BOOK REV I EWS ·- 1 980 BRANNON , BUSTER pathol og i s t , Dr Dona l d Kreutzer Je20 , 1 2A : l C r i m i n a l t respass cha rge f i l ed aga i n s t f i l m c rew Je2 1 , 1 2A : 5 Accred i ta t i on revoke d , appeal pl anned Ag7 , I OA : l Hos p i ta l rece i ves severe rept on I ts pa t i en t care Ag 1 6 , 3A : 1 Te l e v i s ion came raman f i ned $ 1 00 S25 , 1 2A : 8 D r Kreutzer l oses ru l i ng I n ba t t l e w i th hos p i ta l N25 , SA : 6 BOONE COUNTY TELEPHONE CO $666 , 763 l awsu i t f i l ed over 1 979 b l a s t at Boone County Tel ephone Co Ja9 , 1 0C : I Two mo re su i ts f i l ed Jal O , 3A : 2 BOONE V I LLE See a l so Tornadoes Ap9 BORDEN I s I NC See a l so M t l k BORG-WARNER ACC EPTANCE CORP Owners of Woody ' s Campe r Sa l es a t L t ttl e Rock f 1 1 e s $5 mt l 1 I o n su f t aga i ns t Borg-Wa rner a l l eg i ng I t has charged Woody ' s usur ious rates for years F l 3 , 1 3A : 6 Su l t se t t l e d out of cou rt 0 2 , 4 A : 4 BOSWELL , TED See a l so Pres i den t i a l E l ect ion o f 1 980.-Dem BOWE N , W I LL I AM H . See a l so Ark-E l ec t i ons--Governor BOYCOTTS See a l so . Coors B rew i n g Co E duca t Ion -He J ena BRADLEY COUNTY See a l so Fo re i gners In Ark BRADLEY , MATT See a l so Book Reviews BRAMMER, LLOYD See a l so Laborers Un ion of North Ame rt ca BRANDON FURN I TURE CO E d i to r i a l on app l i ca t ion of B randon Furn I ture for Act 9 ( 1 960) bond l s$ue to f i nance new s to re and warehouse N30 , 2 E : l BRANDO N , J I M See a l so P res i den t i a l E l ect ion o f 1 980 BRANNON, BUSTER See a l so Ath l e t i cs-Ha l l s of Fame--Ark Ha l t of Fame Thanet Je22 , 8 F : 1 BOOKS AND L I TERATURE A rt i c l e on rea d i ng i n teres ts I n re1 l g lon as revea l e d by book sa l es a t L i t t l e Rock Ja23 , 1 B : 4 O r E l i zabeth Jacoway, a membe r of the h i s tory facul ty at UALR , authors book en t i tled Yankee M i s s iona r i es I n the South F t 8 , 2 B : 4 Ma r ion Pra the r Hays pub 1 1 shes co 1 1 ec t ion of he r s peeches Mr30 , 4F : 1 A rkansas Game and F i sh Comm approves pay-back g rant fo r Susan Mo rr i son to pub l i sh book on Ark w i l d l i fe Ap2 7 , 4B : 3 fa i ry ta l es may I ns t i l l prej ud i ce I n ch i l d ren Hy22, 1 D : 4 John P. G i l l pub l i shes book on A rk courthouses Je4 , 2A : 3 O rva l E . Faubus prepa r i n g book on ea r l l e r years o f h i s career Je6 , 1 5A : 7 Book te l l s ach i evements o f 1 00 A rk women Jy1 6 , 5A : 4 Book by Bob Lanca s te r has Arkansas se t t i n g , wi l l be released next yr Jy27, 1 1 F : � Lou Ho l tz wri tes book ca l l ed The K i tchen Qua rte rback Ag1 J , 1 B : 2 Dr L. Lynn Hogue ed i t� text on publ i c hea l th and the l aw Ag 1 7 , 5F : l She r rod Ande rson authors book on a s t ronomy Agl 7 , 5F : l B l ograph l es of a l l A rkansas gove rnors to be I nc l uded i n new book, The Governors of Arkansas ,· J 836- 1 9 79 S 1 6 , 2 8 : 1 John G 1 1 1 fam J l y wo rked 1 6 years to p ro duce book, On the Courthouse Square I n Arkansas S l 8 , 1 D : l Coach Lou Ho l tz a t tempts to ha l t pub l i ca t ion o f b i o g raphy N20 , JC : J Argument cont i nues over publ I ca t ion of "Lou Hol tz I n Hog Heaven" N21 , SC : 3 Lou Hol tz I s sued sunvnons ove r b reach of con t ract su i t D2 7 , I C : 3 See a l so Textbooks Wr i t i ng and Wr i ters BOONE COUNTY Gene ra l e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : I BOONE COUNTY HOSP I TAL (HAR R I SON) US Hea l th and Human Servi ces Dept to p robe pa t i ent ca re at hosp My 1 8 , JA : 3 Hosp i ta l o ff i c i a l seeks ac t l on aga i n s t TV prog ram 1 120-20" fo r f i l mi ng i n hosp opera t i ng room Je 1 8 , 8A : 7 Court refuses to ha l t f i r i ng of 69 BRANSCUM, H E RBY , . . 1 980 B RYANT , W I NS TON V I P Foods , I nc B R I CK AND T I LE See a l so North L i t t l e Rock-Area P l ann i ng B R I DGES Photo of majes t i c suspen s i on b r i dge across Wh i te R i ve r t n Carro l l County Ja1 3 , 2 F : 1 See a l so Arkansas R i ve r L i t t l e Maumel l e R i ve r Ouach i ta R i ver BR I LAB See B r i bery B R I NKLEY Three forme r B r i nkl ey waterworks empl oyees f i l e su i t a l l eg i ng b i as be h i nd t he i r f i r i ng Je28 , 6A : 6 See a l so Art F i rs t Na t l Bank ( B r i nk l e y ) B R I TTENUM, JON See al so Taxa t i on-Tax Evas i on and D i sputed Returns BROTH E RS , W. J . See a l so Ark-Publ i c Safety Dept B ROWN AND ROOT , I NC FJ.rm uses mo s t l y Arkansas l a bor i n b u i l d i ng powe r p l ants a t Newa rk and Red f l e l d F I 0 , 5E : l Peggy Neal N i chol s f i l es su i t a l l eg i ng she was p revented from do i n g her job p rope r l y , then f i red because she i s fema l e Je30 , 5A : 3 BROWN , DEE See a 1 so Book Rev i ew W r i t i ng and Wri ters BROWN, MAR I ON C . See a l so Hunt ( J . B . ) Co BROYLES , FRANK See a l so Co1 1 eges-Bu 1 1 d l ngs--Un t vers i ty o f A rk (Fayettev i l l e ) Hote l s- L i tt l e Rock BRUTAL I TY AND HARASSMENT ALLEGAT I ONS See a l so Pol l ce- L f t t l e P.ock Pol i ce-Pul aski County BRYANT See a l so Un ion Bank of B ryant BRYANT, W I NSTON See a l so Ark-E l ec t ions- L i eutenant Gov BRANSCUM, HERBY See a l so Democ ra t i c Party BRANTO N , W I LEY A . Addresses Law School g raduates a t L i t t l e Rock Myl 9 , 3A : 6 Howa rd Un i vers i ty Law Dean rece i ves awa rd from A rk NAACP Je5 , 1 3A : 2 See a l so B l acks ( I n Ark) D i serf m i nat ton BRAZ I L I ANS I N ARKANSAS Dea th of Robert Lon g , o f Lonoke , fo rces h i s w i dow, Avan i Long , to l eave country beca use she J acks c i t i zensh i p Ag1 6 , J OA : 5 US Senator Dav i d P ryo r and 2 s ta te l eg i s l a to rs urge Mrs Long to rema i n , seek a l terna t i ves Ag l 7 , 4A : 3 Mrs Long to meet w i th I mm i g ra t ion off i c i a l s Agl 8 , 3A : 3 I mm i g ra t ion offi c i a l to recom mend Hrs Long be a l l owed to stay Ag 1 9 , 5A : 7 BREZE Z I NSK I , Z B I GN I EW National secu r i ty adv i se r to Pres Carte r speaks a t L i t t l e Rock, says US embargo hurts Rus s i a H r4 , 3A : 2 B R I BERY At l ea s t 3 A rkansans , i nc l ud i ng a s ta te l eg i s l a to r , a re be i ng p robed by FB I i n a l l eged b r i be ry i nvol v i n g I nsurance con t racts F 1 0 , I A : 2 Arkan sas Congres s i ona l De l ega t i on s u r p r i sed to l ea rn Ark c i t i zens may be i nvo l ved I n o rgan i zed c r i me p robe F l 0 , 5A : 4 Report says A rk l eg i s l ator took no money F l 5 , 7A : l Assoc i a t ion Management of A rkansas , a lobby i ng f i rm owned by Frank Hens l ee , com mun i cated w i th f i rm set up a t Los Angel es by FB I as cove r fo r b r i bery labo r s t i ng operat i on ; Hen s l ee not ava i l ab l e for conment Fl 6 , ZA : 7 Hen s l ee can ' t ta l k about l et te r , says i t was fo r a c 1 1 en t FI 8, BA: I Name of Frank B . Hens l ee aga i n ment i oned i n B r l lab p robe Ag l 3 , 1 0A : 6 See a l so Ark-Local Govt- -Con t racts F reeman (Jay) Co G reene County Ouach l ta County Pope County US-Congress (gen) --Arab Scam Ope rat Ion 70 BUDGETS AND BUDGE T I NG . .. 1 980 BUMPE RS , DALE LEON to con t i nue to work for causes he be1 leves in N 1 3 , 1 A : 5 Bumpers apparent ly wf 1 1 l ose seat on App rop r i a t ions Com; seat on F i nance Com sought N 1 3 , 3A : 6 Senator Bumpers sets the record s t ra i gh t on statemen ts he made about bus i n g and other matters N 1 8 , 1 0A: 3 Senator Bumpers to keep seat on ap prop r i a t i ons Comm i ttee , but w i l l l ose seat on Defense Subconrn i t tee D3 , 1 A : 2 Ed i to r sees many pf'otestors return i n g to Bumpers pos i t i on D2 1 , 3E : 6 See a l so Agr i cul ture A l cohol As Fuel Ark-E l ec t i ons- -Congress (Sen) Ark-E l e c t i ons --Governor Arkansas (Sh i ps ) Arms Con t ro 1 Atom i c Energy Automob 1 1 es Chem i ca l Warfare Ch i cago , Rock I s l and and Pac i f i c RR Coa l C red I t Cuba Educat ion (gen ) --Equa1 Educ EJ.ec t r i c l i gh t and Powe r L 1 Angu i l i e R I ve r News and News Med i a O i l (Petrol eum) O l ymp i c Games ( 1 980) Oswa l d , Harry Lee Pos ta 1 Se rv t ce Poul t ry Pres i den t i a l E l ec t ion o f 1 980 (gen) P res i den t i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980· Democ ra t i c Reagan , Rona 1 d Recrea t i on and Park Ass n , Natl Red R i ve r Roads - F f nances Taxa t ion Trans f t Sys tems Un i on of Soviet Soc i a l i s t Repub l i cs US-Congress (gen ) - ·Arab Scam Opera t i on US-Farmers Home Adm US-Federa l Reserve System U S - F i nances--Budgets US- I n terior Dept US-Su i ts and C l a i ms By Govt BUDGETS ANO BUDGET I NG See a l so Subjects , geog head s , etc BUFFALO NATI ONAL R I VE R PARK See Dams (gen) Parks--Buffa l o Na t i onal R i ve r BUFFALO R I VE R W I LDERNESS AREA, UPPE R See W i l de rness Areas BUFFALO R I VE R W I LDL I FE MANAGEMENT AREA See W J 1 d l l fe Sanctua r i e s BUGG I ES See S tagecoaches B U I LD I NG A rt i c l e on woodwo rking shop near Na l l ( Newton Coun ty) wh i ch used mo rt i se and tenon method to con s t ruct bl dg S28 , 2 F : l See a l so I nven t i on s BU I LD I NG A N D LOAN ASSOC I AT I ON S See Sav i ngs and Loan Assns BU I L D I N G S , H I STOR I C See H i stor i c B u i l d i ngs BULL CREEK See a l so Lakes--Bul l C reek BULL SHOALS DAM See Dams BULL SHOALS LAKE See Lakes-Bul l Shoa l s BULL SHOALS STATE PARK See Parks {gen ) --Bul l Shoa l s BUMPE RS , DALE LEON P i ne B l uf f paper conwnen ts on oppo s l t l on of Cha r l es Murphy to Sen Da l e Bumpers F 1 0 , 3E : 3 Senator says P res Ca rte r shou l d campa i gn ; commen ts on other top i cs Hy l l , l 4A : 3 Searcy paper p ra i ses s t ra i ghtfo rward rema rk by Senator i n Sea rcy ta l k on econom i cs Jy2 7 , 3 E : 2 Senator bl ames d i scontent on s i n g l e - I ssue pol i t i c i an s ; comments on p res i den t i a l cand i da c i es of John Ande rson and Edward H . Kennedy Ag1 6 , l OA : l Senator says he wi l l not vote for across-the-board tax cuts advo cated by Rona l d Reagan ; comments on p roj ects he p l an s to push N 8 , JA : 1 Senator Bumpers l i ke l y to become spokesman for l i be ra l -moderates I n Senate N 9 , 9A : 5 Senator says GOP m i s rea d i n g conserva t i ve vote , p rom i ses 71 BUMPERS , DALE LEON 1 980 US A rmamen t (gen) US A rmamen t-Draft BUNCH (JOEL N . ) FAM I LY Bunch s tore a t K i ngs ton has been a t rad i t ion fo r a cen tury Jy2 1 , 68 : 1 BUNTON, DAN See a l so Games BUNCH, R I CHARD See a l so Ark-Youth Se rv i ces Cen te r BUREAU TECHN I QUE JEAN DEN I S Be l g i an f i rm sel ects C l a rksv i l l e as s i te for heat exchanger p l an t to empl oy 50 person s ; B russe l s off i ce of Arkansas Econom i c Deve l op Dept g i ven c red i t Mr2 1 , 1 0A : 1 BUREAUCRAT I C ENTANGLEMENT ANO PAPER WOR K A rt i c l e on use o f mean i n g l ess words and ac ronyms by govt o ff i c i a l s Mr30 , 4 E : l See a l so Labor-Unemp l oyment BURGLAR I ES See Robbe r I es BURKETT, DON See a l so L i tt l e Rock- E l ec t ions- C f ty Board BURNETT, JOHN CAMERON See a l so Ark-E l ec t i on s - - Land Comr BURNS PARK See Parks-North L i t t l e Rock BUSES See a l so Ward l n dus t r f e s BUSH , GEORGE See a l so Pres i dent i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980Republ i can Wo r l d War 1 1 BUSH, JEB See a l so P re s i den t i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980 BUS I NESS FA I LURES See Bankruptc i e s BUS I NG FOR I NTEGRAT I ON See Educa t i on (gen) --Equa l Educ BUSSEY, CHARLES See a l so L i t t l e Rock-C i ty Boa rd of D i recto rs l i t t l e Rock-C i ty Manager Manpowe r Consort i um , Cen t ra l Ark Te l ev i s ion-Cab l e TV--L i t t l e Rock BUTLER , JACK See a l so Book Revi ews CACHE R I VE R BUTT, THOMAS F . See a l so Cou rts (Ark) -Chancery Court- -D J s t 4 BUY I NG AND BUYERS See Ark-Cont racts Ark-Local Govt --Contracts BYNUM, PRESTON See a l so A rk-Pol J ut ion Control and Ecology Dept Wh i te , F rank D . -A i des BYRD, CONLEY See a l so Ark-Con s t i tution BYRN E , CLARENCE F . See a l so Scho l a rsh i ps--Ame r l can Press Assn - c - CABE , GLOR I A See a l so Ark-E l ec t ions (gen) CABLE TV See Te l ev i s ion CABOT Pol i ce ch i e f C . D . Johnson f i re d � p l ans to f i l e s u i t Jy 1 8 , 1 4A : 3 See a l so Bank of Cabot Educa t i on-Cabot Tornadoes ApB Ap9 CACHE R I VE R U S F i s h and W i l d l i fe Se rv i ce p l an s to estab n a t l waterfowl refuge a l ong r i ve r ; channe l i za t ion p l an s of Army Eng i neers \toOul d be a l tered My2 , 1 A : 5 Nea r l y 9 , 000 a c re s J n bas i n c l ea re d ; 1 978 s tudy s hows ; envi ronmen ta l i s ts say rept refutes conten t i ons o f B i l l Al exander and Hays S ul l i van that mass i ve c l ea r i ng con t i n ues ; Kanea s te r Hodges convnents Hy1 1 , 9A : I State Game and F l sh Comm adopts s tatement sup port i n g w i l d l i fe refuge, does not change oppos i t ion to .channe l i za t ion My1 3 , 1 C : 6 Mon roe and Woodruff Coun t i es woul d ga i n funds I f l and taken for refuge Hy20 , 7A : 6 A rkansas Pol l ut ion Con t rol and Ecology Comm endorses refuge i dea Hy24 , 5A : l Ga · zette d r scusses wi 1 dl I fe pl an 72 CACHE R I VER 1 980 CAP I TAL PUN I SHMENT CANOES AND CANOE I NG See a l so Mu l berry R i ve r Parks (gen) --W l th row Sp r i ng CANTEX I NDUSTRI E S Fourteen employees cha rge they were f i red a t Magno l i a p l ant for un i on o rgn act i v i t i es M rl 9 , 1 6A : l CAP I TAL FO RMAT I ON , SYMPOS I UM ON See a l so Ark-Economi c Con d i t ions CAP I TAL PUN I SHMENT State Atty Gen Steve C l a rk seeks data on j u r i es qual i f i ed fo r death pen a l ty Ap3 , 1 1 A : 1 P rosecutor Wayne Matthews wants col l ect i ve act i on by othe r p rosecutors to force Gov B i l l C l i nton to set execut ion date for men on death row Ap20 , 3A : l C l a rendon paper urges Gov C l i n ton to move on execut i ons Ap2 7 , 3 E : lt Gove rno r C l i nton w i l l set execut ion dates for 2 I f no appea l s f l i e d Hy8 , 1 A : 6 Prose c u t i n g Atto rneys Assn Bd urges Gov C l i n ton to set dates Hy20 , 7A : lt Gov B l 1 1 C l 1 n ton i nv i tes prosecutors to meet w i th h i m to d i scuss procedures for death sentences Je3 , 7A : 6 Gov C l inton ready for po l i cy on execut i on Je6 , 1 2A : 1 P rosecutor Dan Ha rnnn o f Benton ques t i ons Gov B i l l C l i n ton ' s i n tent i n p roposed pol i cy on sett l n g execu t i on dates ; C l i n ton exp l a i ns , a s ks why Harmon d 1 d not ca l l h i m Jy26 , 1 0A : 2 Gov C l i nton s i gns death po 1 1 cy ; t i metab 1 e set up for execut I on dates ; a r t i c l e revi ews s ta tus o f i n ma tes on Death Row Jy2 9 , 1 A : 2 State Atto rney Genera l 1 s Off i ce p ro poses l eg i s l a t ion to s t r i p gove rnor of power to set execut ion dates and put I t In hands o f j udge who heard case S l 7 , 1 A : 4 B i l l f i l ed i n Leg i s g i ves t r i a l j udge powe r to set new execut i on date D l 9 , 1 2A : 5 B l 1 1 fl i ed i n Leg i s by Repr Henry J . O s te rl oh wou l d requ i re t r i a l j udge to set exe c u t i on date for death sentences 020 , 1 A : 3 Letter f rom Rev Ma r i on A . Humph rey , D i rector o f Pri son Fel l ow s h i p opposes death penal ty D31 , 1 2A ! 4 See a l so Hurders--Basnet Je2 , 1 OA : 1 Uns t gned 1 r sen t to l and owners uses m i s l ead i ng s ta tements about refuge p l ans Je1 2 , 7A : 1 P l an to s tudy· w i l d l i fe refuge proposal d raws s t rong support at B r i n k l ey meet i ng Jel 3 , 5A : I Boa rd of D i rectors o f Cache R i ver-Bayou DeVlew I mp rovement wi thd raws I ts support ; project i s dead Je 1 3 ,6A: l Gazette comments on sh i ft in p l ans Je 1 6 , 1 0A : 1 Fa rme rs to l d by US F i sh and W i l d l i fe Serv i ce tha t govt has no p l ans to condemn the i r l and Jel 9 , 7A : l Excess i ve wa te r from Cache R i ve r k i l l i n g ha rdwoods i n Dagma r Wi i d i i fe Management A rea N27, 33A: 1 Envi ronmen tal i mpact s ta tement on preserv i n g Cache R i ve r bottoml ands to be prepared by US F i sh and W i l d l 'i fe Serv i ce DI I , 4A : 1 CADDO R I VER See a l so B a r f te CAORON CREEK See a l so Arkansas R i ve r R i vers CALDWEL L , BETTYE M . See a l so Fami l i es CALHOUN COUNTY Genera l e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : 1 CAMDEN See a l so Vought Corp CAMMAC K , KATE GA I NE S BROADUS See a l so Col l eges-G i fts- Un i vers I ty o f A rk CAMP MEETI NGS See Method i s t Churc h CAMP ROB I NSON Study panel p roposes Camp Rob i nson use for recrea t i on , w i th emphas i s on the e l de r l y and han d i capped Ap2 � , 5A : l CAMPBELL , GEORGE A . J R See a l so Pat r i o t I sm CAMPS AND CAMP I NG , Camp Ouach i ta no longer used by G 1 r l Scouts ; Fore s t Se rv i ce to de velop day-use camp on s i te Mr1 2 , l 8 : 2 New camp i ng regu l a t ions go I n to ef fect a t s ta te parks H r 1 6 , 6B : 4 CAN F I ELD, JAMES See a l so Ark- E l ec t l on s - -L i e utenant Gov 73 CAP I TAL PUN I SHMENT 1 980 Murde rs--Bo 1 i n Nurders--Ea s l ey Hurders�-F l e ! ds Murders- -Ri tch i e CAP I TAL SAV I NGS AND LOAN ASSN ( L I TTLE ROCK) See a l so C red i t F i rs t Fede ra l Savings and Loan Assn (P i ne B l uff) CAP I TOL BU I LD I NG S AND GROUNDS (ARK) See Ark-Cap i ta l and Cap i to l CAP I TOL H i ll BU I LD I NG See Ark-Pub l i c B l dgs CAR POOLS L i abi l i ty i n case of acci dent i s concern of f i rms l eas i ng vans for �rkers M r8 , 7A : 5 Employers who l ease vans to employees to take g roups to and from work woul d be l i a b l e for i n j u r i es under workers compen sat ion J aws ; b i l l to be drafted to remove prob l em My2 , 8C : l About 450 s ta te em pl oyees r i de vans each day My9 , 6A: 3 CAROEN ' S BOTTOM A rt i c l e on dec l i ne of Yel l County farm commun i ty 0 1 9 , 2 F : l CARDER , MAC See a 1 so L i q uor CARD I OVASCULAR A I LMENTS See Heart CARE E R GU I DANCE See Educa t i on (gen ) - -Voca t i onal CARGO CARR I ERS , I NC P i ne B l uff p l an to expan d , add 1 00 jobs Hyl , 4 c : 1 CARP See F i sh--Carp CAR R I AGES See Stagecoaches CARR I E R CORPO RA T I ON F i rm to bu i l d factory at Maumel l e Ja24 , 4C : 3 CARROLL COUNTY P rosecu t i n g Atty Da v i d C l i nge r f i l es s u i t seek i ng ouste r of She r i ff Jerry J . Col v i n Ja 1 5 , 7A : 6 She r i ff Col v i n charges s u i t based on pol i t i cs My22 , 7A : I legal ac t i on s t i l l pl anned desp i te defeat of She r i ff Col v i n i n p r i ma ry e l ec t fon Hy3 1 , 5A : 3 She r i ff Jerry J . Co l v i n to res i g n Jy2 , 9A : 7 CCX A rt i c l e on ea r l y settl e r W i l son A . Beaver and h i s ca b i n tha t was torn ��wn to make way fo: park a Fea Ag6 , 3B : I Judge ru l es defec t i ve bal lot t i t l e to p revent vote on c l os i ng of courthouse at Eu reka S p r i ngs S l 7 , 1 1 A : 6 Gen e ra l e l ect ion returns N6 , 5A : l T� l eave jobs as Ca r ro l l Co deputy she r i ffs as polygraph tes t i ng done i n effort to end a l l ega t i on and rumors about Dept N22 ,4A : l Letter f rom Jess i e D. Co l v i n notes that com pl a i nts aga i n s t She r i ff Co l v i n have been d i sm i ssed Dt 0 , 1 8A : 4 forme r Co Deputy She r i ff c . W. E l rod changes p l ea to gu i l ty in perj u ry case , p l aced on p robat i on O t 8 , 7A : 1 CARTOONS ANO CARTOO N I NG See a l so A rk-Leg i s l ature- -Hembers Bethune , Edw i n C 1 f n ton , W i l 1 1 am J . CASTERO, LAURA PARKE R See a l so W r i t I n g CASTLEBE RRY , ROBERT STEVE See a l so Pol i ce-Pul a s k i County CATHCART, ROBERT J R �ee a l so M i ss i ng Persons CATHE R I NE (LAKE) STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) --Cathe r i ne CATHOL I C CHURCH See Roman Cath C h CATHOL I C H I GH SCHOOL ( L I TTLE ROCK) School celebra t i ng 50 y rs of serv i ce ; h i s t of school revi ewed Ap1 6 , 1 8 : 2 Razorback coach Lou Ho l tz addresses ce l eb ra t i on d i nn e r Ap1 7 , 8A : 4 CATTLE B i l 1 f i l ed i n Leg i s woul d req u l re that a l l ca l ves be vacc i na ted aga i ns t Brucel l os i s D1 7 , 3A : 3 CAVE C I TY See a l so Bank o f Cave C i ty CAVES AND CAVERNS See a 1 so · B l anchard S p r i ngs Cavern CCX Conway computer f i rm forme r l y ca l l ed Demograph i cs , I nc . spec i a l i zes in manag i ng and ma i nta i n i ng ma l l i ng 1 i s ts Ap6 , 5E : 1 74 CEDAR WAXW I NGS 1 980 CEDAR WAXW I NGS See B l rds C E DARSTONE PSYCH IATR I C I NST I TUTE North L i tt l e Rock fac i l i ty provi des psych i a t r i c se rv i ces for p r i va te pat i ents D31 , 1 B : 5 CEDARV I LL E See a l so Educa t ion-Ceda rv i l l e CEMETE R I E S Vanda l i sm i n Wh i te County ceme ter i es p rompts off i c i a l s to seek o rd i nance to ba r unautho r i zed pe rsons from cemete r i es at n i ght F 1 2 , 7A : 7 C l eburne County Judge Dan Verser con cerned about negl ected cemetery com posed o f graves rel ocated when Greers Fe r ry Lake was formed Fl 7 , 8A : 1 Tonrny H . Russe l l o f North L i tt l e Rock, a rres ted on felony the f t by de cept ion cha rge ; Russel l accused of not purchas i ng tombs tones for wh i ch he recd money M r4 , 3A : 4 Judge ru l es Cemetery Bd d i d not have autho r i ty to o rder Memor i a 1 Gardens a t North L i t t l e Rock to depos i t $ 5 , 450 i n fund fo r ma i ntenance Je8 , I OA : 1 Wash i ngton . State Po l i ce and park o ff i c i a l s puzz l ed by ho l e dug by grave i n cemetery where s l aves and forme r s l a ves were bu r i ed D1 8 , 5A : l CENSORSH I P See a l so Educa t i on (gen) --L i b ra r l es Educa t lon •Be r ryv i I l e Te l ev i s i on-Nonconvnerc i a l CENTER TOOL AND MOLD CO Canad i a n f i rm to open p l an t at McC rory ; 60 empl oyees to be h i red O l 3 , 7C : 4 C ENTRAL ARKANSAS L I BRARY SYSTEM L i b ra r ian Rosemary Har t i n d i scusses read i n g hab i ts of L i tt l e Rock pat ron� comments on probl ems i n meet i n g pat ron needs F 1 7 , l f : 2 CENTRAL ARKANSAS TRANS I T (CAT) See Trans i t Sys tems -L i t t l e Rock CENTRAL ARKANSAS TRANS I T POL I CY BOARD Pul a s k i County Judge W i l l iam E . Beaumont and other Pol i cy Bd members d i scuss and act on matters i n ap parant v l o l a t l on of the F reedom of 75 CHEERLEAD I NG I n format ion Act ( FO i ) Myl , I A : 4 Board p roves FO i can be i ne ffect i ve J aw My4 , 5A : I C ENTRAL BAPT I ST COLLEGE Reun ion he l d by former students o f col l when i t was a schoo l for women Je2 , I B : 2 C ENTRAL FLY I NG SERV I CE F i rm ce l ebrates 40th y r of bus i ness Ja20 , 7G : 1 L i t t l e Rock f i rm enjoys s u rge I n cha rter f l i gh ts ; fl eet now tota l s 45 p l anes 0 1 6 , 6C : 2 CERAM I CS ANO POTTERY Art i c l e on Mered i th Boswel l of Faye t tev i l l e , whose work i s so l d t h rough exc l us i ve NY shops Ja 3 1 , 1 D : l CHA I N LETTERS Kev i n Lefl e r of Stu ttga rt g i ven p roba t ion , f i ned I n cha l n l e tter scheme F20 , 5A : 7 Mr & Mrs J i m Tom Su l l i van f i ned $ 5 , 000 for ope rat i on of cha i n l e tter Mr l 4 , 1 0A : 6 CHALLENGE , I NC State -goes to court to s top new method used to se l l sel f-mo t i va t ion I deas Ag 1 3 , 1 1 A : 6 Court I nj unc t ion I s sued aga i nst Chal l enge , I nc Ag30 , 9A : 3 CHAPLA I NS See Va l mac I ndus t r i es CHAR I TY See Ph i l an t h ropy CHARLES LAKE STATE PARK See Parks {gen ) --Cha r l es CHECK-K I T l NG See Checks and Check i n g Accts CHECKS AND CHECK I NG ACCOUNTS Rogers bus i nessman Cha r l e s Decker and h i s secreta ry , L i nda B radford , cha rged f n check'.kl t i n g scheme Hyl , 1 1 A : l The 1 94 3 s ta te J aw that says l t i s a c r i me to pass a hot check on an out-of-state bank t s p roba b l y un cons t i t ut iona l , Attorney Gen Steve C l a rk says ; C l a rk u rges that no out of-state checks be accepted D30 , I A : 6 CHEE K , JAMES R I CHARD See a l so US-Fo re i gn Se rv i ce CHEERLEAO I NG See a l so Co l l eges-Student Act i v i t i es- Un i ve rs i ty of A rk ( Fayettev i l l e ) 1 980 CHEM I CAL WARFARE CHEM I STRY s i gna l to ha l t proj ect, but Repr Beryl Anthony d i sagrees · DS , 1 A : 6 CHEM I STRY ANO CHEMI CALS Med i ca l resea rche r from New York te l l s Vertac wo rkers and med i ca l personnel f rom Cen t ra l A rk a rea that d i o x i n shoul d be banned ; repts o f f i nds o f tests o f Vertac wo rke rs Jal l , 1 0A : 2 F i na l res u l ts of 2 , 4 , 5 -l tests a t Vertac may be a yea r away Ja 1 3 , 2E : 1 Chem i s t w i th Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark Ag ronomy Dept says farmers us i ng 2 , 4 , 5 -T exposed to amounts o f d iox i n 600 t i mes l es s than amt cons i de red dangerous Ja 1 7 , 5A : 8 Ve ry h i gh concen t ra t i on of PCBs (polych l o r l nated b f phenyl s ) reported l y found at J i m ' s E l ec t r i c Co a t L i t t l e Roc k where t ransformers a re s to red Ja2 0 , SA: 1 Wo rkers and fo rmer wo rkers a t Hel ena Chem i ca l Co be i ng I n te r v i ewed as part of s tudy on effects of ex posure to Oryza l f n and b i rth defects Ja24 , 8A : 4 Dr Mo r r i s F . C ranme r o f L i t t l e Rock , says h e w i l l not pe rform chem i ca l tests on an i ma l s at H i ghway J O s i te F6 , 4A : 4 Ret i red EPA o ff i c i a l HurJ_on Ray,. says use o f he rb i c i de , 2 , 4 ,5-T shou l d not be banned F l 7 , 6A : I S u i t i n fede ra l c t seeks o rde r fo� end to a l l haza rdous d i scha rges a t Jacksonv i l l e p l an t , c l eanup o f po l l u t ion tha t has occur red Mr5 , 1 A : 6 Sp i l l o f c h rom i c anhyd r i de i n t ruck acc i dent c l oses s t retch of 1 -40 nea r B r i nk l ey Mr7 , 5A : 1 Spi l l nea r B r i nk l ey c l eaned up Mr8 , 7A : 6 Tox i col ogy team to check Fort Sm i th l and f i l l to see f f sod i um cyan i de has been dumped H r1 4 , 8A : 4 I l l ness o f 4 l andf i l l employees a t Fort Sm i th not caused by tox i c substances Hrl 8 , 2A : J Ve rtac Chemi ca l Corp defends i ts d i s posal o f wastes a t Jacksonv i l l e Ap9 , 4A : 7 Gazette comments on gamb l r n g w i th 2 , 4 , 5 - T Ap1 3 , 2 E : I Truck wreck near MallllO th Spring sp i l l s tox i c chem i ca l I n rav i ne Ap 1 8 , 9A : l C l oud of tox i c gas escapes from Vel s i co l Chem i ca l Corp p l ant at E l Dorado Ap2 3 , 9A : 3 Vertac asks that i n j unc t f �n to c l ose p l ant be den i ed Ap26 , 6A : l Ve rtac says EPA h i nders CHEM I CAL WARFARE P i ne B l uff A rsena l cou l d become s i te of ne rve gas produc t ion Ja30 , 4A : I A rea res i dents hear exp l anat i on of A rsena l p l an s to d i smant l e 38 obso l e te rockets conta i n i n g ne rve agent Hr20 , 2 1 A : 1 US House app roves funds for new nerve gas produc t ion fac i l i ty at P i ne B l uff Arsenal Je28 , 1 A : 6 Senators Pryor and Bumpe rs do not expect q u i ck Senate act i on on House-passed b i l l autho r i z i ng con s t ruct i on of a $22 . 2 m i l l ion fac i l i ty a t the P i ne B l uff A rsena l to p roduce ne rve gas Je29 , I A : 5 Senators Dav i d Pryor and Da l e Bumpe rs i mpressed w i th s ta tements of oppon en t of nerve gas weapons Jy24 , 1 0A : l Senator Dav i d Pryor opposes p roduc t ion of ne rve gas as a waste of funds S 7 , 1 A : 3 Gazette con111 ents on Pryor oppos i t i on S I O , 24A : I E d Bethune (Rep , Ark} b reaks w i th Arkansas de l ega t i on , l eads f i gh t aga i n s t ne rve gas product ion ; House passes fund i n g b i l l ; Beryl An thony (Dem, A rk) spoke fo r b f 1 1 Sl I , I A : 2 Gazette convnents o n ne rve gas weapons S 1 J , 22A: I Senator Pryor fea rs de fense hys te r i a may ca r ry vote for ne rve gas fac l 1 1 ty 5 1 4 , I A : lt Senate i gnores p l ea of Bumpers and P ryor for delay, passes ne rve gas fac i l i ty b i l l S 1 7 , 1 A : 6 Sena tor P ryor loses effort to b l ock funds ; Pres i dent Ca rte r ex pected to s i gn b i 1 1 S l 8 1 I l A : 1 Sena tor Dav i d Pryor assa i l s p roduc t ion of nerve gas S21 , 1 1 A : l A rt i cl e on Dav i d Pryo r ' s f i gh t aga i n s t ne rve gas S21 , l E : 3 Ed i to r i a l on P i ne B l uff Chambe r of Convnerce response to P ryo r ' s oppo s i t l on to nerve gas S2 1 , 2 E : l Senator Dav i d Pryor cont i nues campa i gn aga i ns t fac i l i ty S2 5 , 3A : l Ne rve gas fac i 1 l ty a t P i ne B l uff to ma ke l i tt l e econ i mpact on a rea S28 , 1 A : 4 Test burn of l ncap l ca t lng chem i ca l agent B-Z hal ted a t P i ne B l uff Arsenal 09 , 8A : 4 Senator Dav i d P ryor asks Senate conferees to reject funds fo r ne rve gas p l an t N22 , 9A : 6 Conference comm i ttee cuts $ 1 9 m i l l I on f rom ne rve gas fund i n g ; Senator Pryor sees · 76 CHEMI STRY . .- 1 9 80 CH I CAGO , ROCK I S LAND he rb i c i de 2 , 4 , 5-T S4 , 3A : 2 A rt i c l e on poss i b l e dangers to househo l ds i n use of c h l o rdane in te rm i te con t ro l S4 , J B : l Comprom i se order asks Vertac to bu i l d wal l for waste pond S2 7 , 9A : 7 Tests reveal dramat i c r i se i n pheno l s a t Vertac wel l s N2 7 , 8A : l Vertac Chem i ca l Corp seeks to move 2 , 000 drums of waste herb i c i de to dump i n Lou i s i ana D2 , 1 A : 2 Tox i c chem i ca l used to t reat wood products spreads to water suppl i es nea r p l a n t 0 1 7 , 1 4A: 1 See a l so Al J en T ransformer Co Dow Chem i ca l Corp Energy Sys tems Co Fo rests and Fore s t ry M i s s i les Ra i l roads-Acc i den ts Waste Mater i a l s Water Pol l ut ion C H E ROKEE V I LLAGE G rowth con t i nued I n 1 979 Ja20 , 4G : I C H E RRY , E DWARD See a l so US -Farmers Home Adm CHE RRY VALLEY �ee a l so Bank of Cherry V a l l ey CH I OMEGA GREEK THEATER See Co l l eges-Bu i l d i ngs- Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e) C H I CAGO , ROCK I SLAND AND PAC I F I C RA I LROAD CO Fi red empl oyee f i l e s su i t a l l eg i ng he was f i red because he i s b l ac k Ja4 , 7A: 3 Cotton Be l t b i ds on Rock I s l an d t racks f rom Memph i s to Fordyce Ja30 , ]A : l Arkansas Senators seek de l ay i n end o f serv i ce Fl , l A : 3 T l me ex tens i on refused ; l i ne to shut down i n Ma rch ; Ark serv i ce w i l l suffe r F2 , 1 A : 6 Gov B i l l C l i n ton te l l s P res Ca rter commun i t ies need ra i l road F7, 5C : J Senators Bumpers and P ryor ask Sen pane l for con t i n ued subs i d ies of of Rock I s l and F2 l , 1 A : 3 End of serv i ce del ayed F2 3 , 6A : 5 Gov B i l l C l i n ton urges US to buy tracks i f needed to keep route go i n g F2 3 , 6A : 6 Rock I s l and l oss wou l d do g reat ha rm to Stut tga rt r i ce and g ra i n g rowe rs F24 , 3E : 4 US Sen votes funds to he l p effort to c l ean d i ox i n Ap29 , 3A : l Dr Mo r r i s F . C rammer J r tes t i f i es in court that l evel of d i ox i n d i s cha rged by Vertac i s a chron i c hazard Ap30, 6A : l Expe rts offer confl i ct i ng tes t i mony on l eve l of safety of d i ox i n ; Vertac case con t i n ues My l , 1 0A : 4 Ru l i ng to come next week on Vertac ' s d i oxin p l an s , EPA ca l l for i nj unct i on My2 , 6A: l Agency s t i l l f i n d i ng d i ox i n I n Bayou Meto f i sh My 7 , 9A : 1 Seve ra l s tate agenc i e s , EPA reach consensus on sampl i n g changes Hy], 9A : 1 H i ghest recorded l eve l of d t ox i n found i n Jacksonv i 1 1 e park 1 ake Hy8, 1 A : 4 Correction on amt o f d i ox i n found i n Bayou Meto samp l e My9 ,2A: 4 F i s h i n g banned at Jacksonv i l l e J ake My9 , 7A: J Gazette commen t s on d i ox i n i n Jacksonv i l l e l ake Myl 0 , 1 8A: 1 Judge Hen ry Woods orders Vertac to carry out projects to curta i 1 spread of d i ox i n My 1 3 , 5A : l Vertac p l eased w i th rul i n g My 1 3 , 5A : 4 No d i ox i n found i n so i l samp l es f rom Jackson vl 1 l e ba l l f i e l ds My 1 4 , 6A : 6 C h l orine gas l eak i ng f rom ra i l road tank car I nj u res 1 0 , forces 2 , 500 to flee at Magno 1 i a Je 1 1 , 1 A : 2 Magno 1 1 a res i dents ret u rn a fter gas capped J e 1 2 , 6A : 6 Vertac comp l y i n g w i th safety orders Jy1 2 , 8A : 4 Vertac p roposal to t reat wastes rejected by EPA Jyl 5 , l OC : l Two men ask for $4 ml l l lon i n damages they a l l ege they s uffered i n 1 969 when sprayed by chem i c a l s f rom m i l i ta ry a i r c ra ft nea r Augusta Jy26 , 1 1 A : 3 Vertac and OSHA reach ag ree ment ; charges that Vertac was w i l l fu l J n safety v i o l a t ions to be d ropped , f i ne to be pa i d Jy2 7 , 1 A : 2 S u l t by A rzo and Ve 1 da Cup i t seeks $ 6 . 1 m i l l ion f rom Vertac , I n c , of Jackson v i l l e ; su i t a ll eges A rzo C up i t con t racted l eukemi a because of con tact w i th chem i ca l 2 , 4 , 5-T Ag2 1 , 1 0A : 5 Vertac a s ks fede ra l ct j u r i s d i c t ion of su i t f i l ed by C up i t S 3 , 8A : 4 Nat i on a l Cen te r for D i sease Con t rol I nves t i ga t i n g case of tes t i c u l a r cance r J n 3 me n who p l ayed footba l ' a t Heber S p r i n gs on s i te near 77 CH I CAGO , ROCK I SLAND ·· 1 980 Rock I s land M r 7 , 9C : 3 Seve ral i n dus t r i es i n wes te rn Ark wi l l have no r� i l serv i ce after th i s week when Rock I s l and goes ou.t of bus i ness ; Arkansas Kraft Paper Co at Mo rr i l ton and Wo l ve r i ne Toy Co at Boonev i l l e wo u l d be affected seve r l y Mr22 , 1 A: 4 After 1 2 0 yrs of opera t i on i n Ark, Rock I s l and l s c l os i n g ; mo ra l e of empl oyees l ow H r2 3 , I A : 2 Cotton Be l t takes over l i nes from Memph i s to L i t t l e Rock and South Ark Hr24 , 4A : 1 Change drama t l c as Cotton Be l t takes over part of Rock I s l and fac i l i t i es M r2 5 , 5A : 1 I nd us t r ies near E l Dorado hurt by l oss of Rock I s l and L i ne Ap4 , 5A : 4 S tudy u rges s tate to buy Rock I s l and t rack be tween Memph i s and Oklahoma , l ease I t to operators Jy9, 9A : I S h i ppers must make comm i tment before Ark w i l l buy Rock I s l an d L i nes Ag7 , 4A : 6 Cons u l tant reco1111e 1 nds s ta te acq u i re Rock I s l and L i nes S 5 , I A : 4 Arkansas to app l y fo r l oan to buy parts of Rock. . I s l and S6 , 8A : l Rock I s l and may seek $ 1 00 m i l l ion for Ark t rack DS , 5A : l John W. Corbett tel l s Leg i s l a t i ve pane l that l ack of ra i l serv i ce w l l 1 c r i pp l e econ of Wes t Ark. D l 3 , 9A : 4 CH I COT LAKE See Lakes -Ch i cot C H I COT LAKE STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) --Ch l cot Lake CH I L D ABUSE See C h i l dren-Abuse C H I LD CUSTODY See Ch i l d ren-Custody CH I L D LABOR See Labor-C h i l d Labor C H I LDREN AND YOUTH Gov C l i nton s i gns b i l l to a l low j uven i l e j udges to o rder men tal hea l th t reatment o r surgery and order parents to pay b i l l s Ja3 1 , 9A : 2 Arkansas Supreme C t upho l ds doc t r i ne that parent f i gure cannot be sued for negl i gence because of I n j u ry to ch i l d Mrl l , 6A : l P roposed cons t i tut i ona l amdt res t ruc t u r i ng the j uven i l e court system I nval i da ted by s tate Supreme C t because i t wa s f i rs t I n t roduced i n CH I LDREN AND YOUTH an extended ses s i on of 1A:4 See a l so Adopt ions Appa rel Baby S i tters Books and L i terature Cuba- Refugees Day C a re Centers for Fami l i es Furn i t u re Han d i capped H i tche 1 1 (E 1 i zabeth) Cen t e r Te l ev i s i on and Rad i o Youth Home , I nc the Leg i s Je 3 , Ch i l dren Ch i 1 d ren 1 s (gen) Abuse See a l so Hurders--A twood Murders--Ha l ey Mu rde rs--Jackson Murders--Mear Murde rs--Presson Murders--St l nya rd --Foste r , Pa t r i c i a : H rs Rachel Fos te r of Van Bu ren charged l n be� i ng of her daugh t e r , Pa t r i c i a Agl 5 , 1 5A : 2 --Grady Fam i l y : Da l e and Norma G rady say they have been harassed by s ta te Soc i a l Se rv i ces D i v ove r cal l a l l eg i ng ch i l d abuse Ja l 7 , 6A : 7 --Guyton, Shonna : W i tnesses tes t i fy that ch i l d ren p l aced t n fos te r home operated by L i zz i e Nash a t Osce o l a were ma l nouri shed and home was co l d ; c l a i m f i l ed aga i ns t s tate Soc i a l Serv i ces D i v a l l eges neg l i� gence i n p l ac i ng ch i l dren Ja 3 1 , 9A : 1 Mrs L i zz i e Nash tes t i f i es she d i d not m i s t rea t ch i l dren Fl , 3A : 4 C l a l ms Convn awa rds $ 1 2 , 000 to estate o f Shonna Guyton Mr26 , 6A : 6 --Roberson : Judge Lowber Hen d r i cks sentences C l i fton Roberson to 20-yr p r i son term for h i t t i ng h i s 8-month o l d son , l ea v i ng h i m b l i nded and bra i n damaged Ap1 9 , 1 3A : 6 Care ( I ns t i tu t i ona l ) See a l so T i t l es ( Rosa l ee ) O rphans Home 78 C H I LDREN AND YOUTH ... . . 1 980 CHR I ST I AN Murde rs--Matthews Murders- -McGu i re Murders--Sande rs Murders- -Sargent Murde rs - - S t i nyard P r i sons-Youth Serv i ces Cen ter C r i me and C r i m i na l s . Mr & Mrs W i l bu rn HUrch i son of Fort Sm i th he J p teens ove r rough spots by offe r i n g them a home and gu i dance Ja l , l B : I A rt i c l e on work o f Hel pers i n P ro ba t i on p rogram of L i t t l e Rock Mun i c i pal Ct Ja8 , 1 B : 2 Western A rkansas Res t i tut i on P rog ram s tudies e ffects of a l l ow i ng offenders to work and re pay costs and damages to v i c t i ms rather than serve a sentence Ja l O , 1 8 : 2 Judge Randa l l L . W i l l i ams rules c i rcu i t cts do not have j u r i s d i ct i on over c r i m inal cases when defendants a re younger than 1 8 F22 , 4A : 6 Author of j uven i l e code says the re was no I n tent to remove c r i m i na l cases f rom c r i m i n a l cts F2 3 , 7A : I At torney fo r Dana Aundra Mo l den seeks t ransfer of murder cha rge to j uven i l e ct where charge wo u l d have to be reduced to del i nquency ; j uven i l e code ru l i ng by Judge Randa l l L . W i l l i ams c i ted F2 7 , 9A : 8 Judge Lowbe r Hend r i x to deny request by Mo l den for t rans fe r of ca se ; ram i f l ca t ions of rul I ng by Judge W i l l i ams d i scussed F28 , 1 1 A : 5 Judge Lowber Hend r i cks refuses re ques t to t ra n s fe r murder t r i a l of Dana Aundra Mo l den , 1 6 , to j uven i l e c t Mr1 2 , 6A : 4 Arkansas Supreme C t rul es j uven � J es aged 1 5 o r o l de r may be t r ied i n mun i c i pa l o r c i rc u i t cts My28 , 1 0A : l Juven i l e s In Hempstead County t r i ed before advi sory j u ry of the i r peers S 1 9 , 1 1 A : 1 At torney General Steve C l a rk r u l e s j uven i l e ct records cannot be des t royed and names of offenders cannot be obi I te rated when records a re expunged 0 2 1 , 4A : 6 Court o f t r i a l fo r j uven i l es can be determined by prosecut i ng a t ty , Arkansas Supreme C t r u l e s 09 , SA : l l i tt l e Rock school o ff i c i a l s a l ert paren ts , s tudents to ch i l d-� l e s t l ng case D9 , 6A : if See a l so Cou rts ( Loca l ) -Fam i l y Courts ( P roposed) Murders--Atwood Murders --Bel 1 Murde rs--Brooks Cus tody. E I gh t "sheet peop 1 e" a r res ted at L i t t l e Rock a fte r they re fuse to t u rn ove r 2 ch i 1 dren to autho r i t i e s ; comp l a i n t concerned ch i l d bel i eved to be i n need of med l ea I a t ten t i on S 1 5 , 1 A : 4 Sheet . peop l e en ter i nnocent p l eas l n court S 1 6 , l A : if Sheet peop l e released un t i l t r i a l can be hel d ; spl i t devel ops i n g roup S 1 7 , 5A : 2 Mun i c i pa l Judge Dav i d L . Ha l e refuses to d i sm i s s charges aga i ns t 7 of 8 sheet peop l e ; charges d ropped aga i ns t Peggy G r i swo l d , who wa s hos p i ta l i zed w i th menta l break down S J 8 , ]A : 1 Judge Ha le f I nds 7 sheet peop l e gu i l ty of I n terfe r i ng wi th govt opera t i ons ; g roup acq u i tted of charge of endange r i ng ch i l d S 1 9 , 1 ]A : I Ca ro 1 Ann B u rcham, a fo rme r member o f the sheet people cul t , asks ret�rn o f he r daughter from custody of fathe r , R i chard G i aco l et t i of l i t t l e Rock S20 , 6A : 5 Mrs Ba rbara Sue --Jones , Jones sen tenced to 3-yr term for tak i n g he r son to Okl ahoma a fter custody had been awa rded to ch i l d ' s father D31 , 3A : l Labor See Labor-Youth C H I ROPRACT I C AND C H I ROPRACTORS F f ve c h f ropractors cha l l enge s tate J aws regu l a t i n g them Jy1 7 , 8C : l CHLORDANE See a l so Chem i s t ry CHOOKAS I AN, L I L I See a l so Opera CHR I SMAN , MARSHALL See a l so Ark-E l ec t i on s - -Gove rnor CHR I ST I AN CHURCH P i ne B l uff - - F i rst Ch r i s t i an Church : A rt i c l e on c l own t roupe i n worsh i p serv i ce 08, 1 6 : 2 CH R I ST IAN C I V I C FOUNDAT I ON , ARK See a l so L i quor 79 CHR I ST I AN S C I ENCE 1 980 C LARK, STEVE shel ters rev i ve ; p reparedness d i s cussed Mr3 , 1 F : 5 C I V I L L I BE RT I ES AND R I GHTS See F reedom and Human R i gh t s C I V I L L I BE RT I ES UN I ON , AME R I CAN See a l so Ark-Government Empl oyees --E th i cs Cu rfew Laws Educa t ion {gen) --Voca t i ona t Educa t i on-Mounta i n V i ew Good Shepherd Ecumen i ca l Ret i rement Cen ter Women-D i sc r i m i nat ion C I V I L R I GHTS See F reedom and Human R i gh ts C I V I L I AN CONSE RVAT I ON CORPS A rkansas chapter of CCC a l umni formed ; membe rs reca l l l ean yrs Ja7 . 3A : 2 CLAMS See F i sh and Other Ma r i ne L i fe CLARENDON See a l so Po l i ce-C l a rendon CLARK, B l LL R . See a l so C ra i ghead County CLARK, BOB See a l so Arkansas C h i l d ren ' s Co lqny -Conway Un i t CLARK COUNTY County Democra t i c Conv seats Mrs Anne E . P l ess who had wi thdrawn as an e l ector fo r the Commun i s t Pa rty Je1 5 , 1 0A : 2 Gene ra l e l ec t ion re turns N6 , SA : 1 See a l so L i quor P r i sons (gen) P r i sons -C l a rk County CLARK, JE RRELL See a l so A rk-Pub l i c Serv i ce Comm CLARK, RAHSEY See a l so I ran C LARK, STEVE See a l so A rk-Ba n k ( ng Bd A rk-E l ec t ions--At torney Gen Cap i ta l Pun i shment Courts (Ark) Cuba-Refugees E l ec t r i c L i gh t Publ i c U t i l I t i es Tel ephones CHRI STIAN SC I ENCE G roup uses p raye rful s tudy for da i l y hea l i ng S25, 1 B : S CHR I STIANS AND J EWS , NAT I ONAL CONFERENCE OF Dr Ben N. Sa l tzman to rece i ve B rotherhood Awa rd o f Arkansas Counc i l Hyl , I B : 2 CHR I STMAS DECORAT I ONS AND O RNAMENTS Roxanne Dan i e l of Camde n , has made a l a rge co l l ec t ion o f needlepo i n t Chr i s tmas t ree ornaments that dep i c t events J n the l i fe o f h e r fam i l y 025 , 1B:1 CHR I ST ' S FELLOWSH I P CHURCH (MAGNOL I A) New nondenom i na t i ona l church organ i zed by former members and pastor of Asbury Meth Ch F 1 5 , 1 2A : l CHRYSLER CORPORAT I ON Tw i n C i ty Bank of North L i t t l e Rock ho l ds up federal l oans to C h rys l e r Je20 , I A : 4 Tw i n C i ty Bank ag rees to US a i d for Chry s l er Je2 1 , 1 A : 3 CHURCH AND STATE, AME R I CANS UN I TED FOR SEPARAT I ON OF See a l so Re l i g i on and Chu rches CHURCH AND STATE RELAT I ONS See Rel i g i on and Chu rches CHURCH , NORRI S See a l so Ma i l e r , No rman CHURCH OF CHR I ST Dav i d Tune o f Jacksonv i l l e pl ans to sa i l to Ch i na coa s t to con t i nue work as a Church of C h r i s t m i ss ionary Jy22 , I B : 2 CHURCH O F GOD I N CHR I ST · See a l so Rel i g i on and Churches CHURCH OF JESUS CH R I ST OF LATTER DAY SA I NTS See Mo rmons CHURCHES See Re l i g i on and Chu rches COUNC I L OF CHURCHE S , ARKANSAS See a 1 so Fam i l i es C I T I ZENS GROUP PARTY See a l so P res i den t i a l E l ec t i on o f 1 980 C I V I L A I R PATROL Pa t rol rema i ns ready to ass i s t du r i ng emergenc i e s S23 , 1 B : 2 C I V I L DEFENSE I n terest i n C i v i l Defense fa l l out 80 CLARK, W I LL I AM P . . . . 1 980 CL I NTON, W I LL I AM J . l aw to pass i nadverten t l y exemp t i ng a l l gasohol from taxa t i on Ja 1 3 , 3E : 1 Gove rnor tel l s Leg l s burden on them to generate support fo r p roposed con s t i tu t i ona l amdts on usury and property taxes Jal 8 , 1 A : 2 S tate Bank Comr B . J . Lambe rt J r says C l i nton i s f r i end of e l de r l y , d i d not i n tend to s l u r them o r Ma rl i n Hawk i' ns I n s ta tement Ja22 , l OA : 3 Gov C l i nton and Ma rl i n Hawk i ns meet , resol ve d i ffer ences Ja24 , 8A : 5 Gove rnor makes t r i p to Hot Spr i ngs to speak to Arkansas Coope ra t i ves on l y to f i n d meet i ng had ended F1 4 , 1 0A : 6 P i ne B l uff Com merc i a l f i nds C l i n ton ' s f i rst te rm d i sappo i n t i ng Mr30 , 3E : 3 Gov B i l l C 1 I n ton a t tacks Re pub l i cans I n speech to Young Oems My1 8 , 7A : 6 Address to gradua t i ng cl ass a t George town Un i v i s c r t t i ca l o f Pres Carter My26 , 5A : l Rem i nds aud i ence that t i mes have been wo rse Je30 , 7A : 4 Gov C l i n ton e l ected head of Na t iona l Democra t i c Governors Assn Ag5 , 1 A : 5 P i ne B t uff paper com ments on C l i nton ' s Faubus - l i ke stance S21 , 3E :4 I n s i s tence by Gov C l i n ton upon ro l e i n secu r i ty p l an for Cubans a t Fo rt Chaffee may b r i ng pol i t i ca l p robl ems S28 , 1 E : 5 C l i nton p l ans to rema i n I n L i t t l e Rock when h i s term ends N 7 , 8A : l C l i n ton be i ng con s i dered for Derooc ra t l c Nat i onal Com m i ttee chmn N 1 2 , 1 A : 2 Not seek i n g party pos i t i on , C l i n ton says N l 3 , 3A : 4 Home purchased J n Pul a s k i Hei ghts N 1 4 , 6A : 2 A rt i c l e on pos s i b l e appt as na t l cha i rman N 1 6 , I E : 2 Gove rnor C l i nton has cons i de red and rejected ca l l of spec i a l sess ion o f Leg i s s f nce the e l ec t i on ; f r i ct ion deve l ops because A rkansas Educa t ion Assn l eaders Sam Stueart and Ka i E r i ckson went to o f f i ces of Gove rnor-e l ec t Frank D . Wh i te to te l l a l des about poss i b l e ca l l ; C l i nton a i de , Rudy Moo re, angry N 1 8 , 1 A : 4 Spec i a l sess i on o f Leg l s was con s i dered be cause numerous legi s l a tors wanted auto tag fee ro l l ed back now N 1 9 , 4A : 3 Accept i ng na t i ona l party post not l i ke l y , C l i n ton says N2 1 , JA : 1 Gov CLARK, W I LL I AM P . See a l so Ark-E 1 ec t lons--Congress (Sen) C LARKSV I LL E See a l so Arkansas State Bankco rpo ra t l on �ureau Techn i q ue Jean Den i s Educa t ion-C l a rksv i l l e Tornadoes ApB Ap9 C LAY COUNTY Road Dept owes $ 1 65 , 000, has no l ega l way to pay debt Ap l 8 , 9A : 6 Salesman Lewi s Robe rt (Joe) Spi l ka i mp l i ca tes forme r County Judge Boyce Mcleskey I n b r i bery scheme Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 General e l ec t i on returns N 6 , 5A : l Forme r County Judge Boyce Mcleskey pl eads g u i l ty to accept i ng b r i bes I n county purchas i ng D t 6 , I A : 2 CLEARCUTT I NG See Fo rests and Fo res t ry CL EBURNE COUNTY General e l ect ion returns N6, 5A : I See a J so Hus I c CLEBUREN COUNTY HOSP I TAL County approves 30 , 000 to pay doctors from l i t t l e Rock to s ta f f emergency room du r i n g weekends Hr7, 6A : 7 Th ree-yea r-o l d controversy t i ed to dec l i ne I n pa t i ent use Ag1 0 , 6A : 1 CLERGY See Re l i g i on and Churches CLEVELAND COUNTY Gene ra l e l ec t ion returns N6 , SA : I CL I FF PECK CHEVROLET CO See a 1 so Genera I Mo to rs Corp C L I NTO N , W I LL I AM J . P i ne B l uf f Comme rc i a l g i ves Gov C l i nton seve ra l Orval Awa rds fo r a c t i ons rem i n i scent of O rva l E , Faubus Ja6 , 3E : 5 Former Conway Co She r i ff Ma r l i n Hawk i n s says C l i nton more I ntere s ted I n runn i n g for natl off i ce than mee t i ng needs o f peop l e Ja9 , 3A : 6 Gov C l i n ton says Hawk i n s m i ssed 4 appmts , must b e ge t t i ng o l d and fo rgetful Ja l 0 , 6A : 2 Ha r l i n Hawk i ns says h e made i l l eg a l con tr i but i ons to C l i n ton J n h i s 3 pol i t ical race s ; C l i nton says not t rue Jal t , 3A : 6 E d i to r o f Fordyce paper c r i t i ca l of Gov and h i s s ta f f fo r a l l ow i n g 81 C L I NTON, W I LL I AM J . · 1 980 CL I NTON , W I LL I AM J . I ran K i n g , Ma r t i n Luthe r J r Labor-Unempl oyment Legal P rofes s i on Moral Majo r i ty Murde rs--Basnet Nurs i n g Homes Pol i ce-State Pol i ce Pou l t ry Pres i den t i a l E l ect i on of 1 980-Dem P r i sons-Ark State Pen i ten t i a ry-Work Re l ease Publ i c U t i l i t i es Roads-F i nances Sol a r Energy Taxat ion - I ncome · Taxa t i on - Rea l E s ta te Trucks and Truck i ng I n dus t ry Waste Mate r i a l s Wea the r We l fa re Wh i te . Frank D . s t i l l gets support for Dem:>cra t l c chmn D 7 , 7A : l C l i n ton con s i de r i ng Na t ional Democ rat i c Party post DI O , 1 2A : l Recon s i de r i ng can d i dacy for party post D 1 4 , 9A : 1 Mora l Maj o r i ty I s dangerous , comes c l ose to church state v i o l a t i on , Gov C J i n ton says ; J i m Johnson men t i oned as examp l e of peop l e who say they a re re l i g ious but a re Qpponents o f c i v i l r i ghts 021 , I A : 2 C l i n ton ' s name subm i t ted to Hend r i x Co l l ege pres f den t l a l sea rch panel D30 , 3A : 1 See a l so Ag r i cul ture and Ag r Products Ark-Attorney Genera l Ark-Econom i c Con d i t ions A rk-E l ect lons --Governor Ark- F i nances--Budgets Ark-Game and F i sh Comm Ark-Governmen t Empl oyees (gen) A rk-Gove rnmen t Empl oyees --Wages Ark-Gove rnor (Off i ce of) - Wash i ngton , D . C . Ark-Labor Dept Ark-Leg I s l a t u re--Sess i on s A rk-Publ J c Se rv i ce . Comm A rkansas R i ve r Atom i c Energy Basketba l l -Co l l eges--Un t ve rs l ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) B l acks ( I n A rk) Cap i ta l Pun i shment Ch i ca go , Rock I s l and & Pac i f i c RR Col l eges-Fees Co l umb i a R i b bon and Ca rbon Hfg Co Courts Cuba Democra t i c Party Educa t ion (gen ) --Cur r l c u l a Educa t i on (gen ) --Equa l Educ Educa t i on (gen ) --F i nances Educa t i on (gen ) - -L l b ra r les Educa t ion (gen ) - -Teachers--Sal a r t es Energy and Power Forests and Fores t ry-Fi res F reedom of I n forma t i on Gas ( Fue 1 ) Guards Hea l th C a re ( Rura l ) , Na t i onal Con f Horse Rac i n g A i des and Empl oyees . Lobby i s ts for Gov dur l ng Leg l s sess ion are Thomas F . Mcla rty , Joe M. Smreke r t Mau r i ce Sm i th , C h r l s Burrow, Al l en B i rd and James B . McDougal Ja9 , 4A : 5 Art i c l e on wo r k i ngs o f C l i n ton cab i net F24 , 1 E : 1 Gove rnor den i es cha rge by Frank Wh i te that he Increased staff s i ze Ap2 , 5A : 7 Oeanette N i xon Garretson , a membe r of Gov C l l n ton • s off i ce s ta ff a rrested on fug i t i ve warrant from F l or i da My1 7 , 5A : l Frank D . Wh i te , GOP nominee fo r Gov, a t tacks Steve Smi th , ca l l s for h i s d i sm i s sa l ; Peggy 0 1 Nea 1 and others c r i t i c i zed Je8 , 5A : l --Barke r , John F : P ress Secretary to res i gn Jel 0 , 3A : 4 --Be r ry , Guy M : Named admr as s i s tant Jy2 , 4A : 3 --Danne r , John : Top a i de con f i rms he and h i s wi fe , Nancy P i e t ra fesa , a re l ea v i n g s ta te govt ; rept says some pressure made on Danner Mr2 5 , 1 A : 3 Danner named to 3rd rank i ng job i n new US Educa t i on Dept ; Gov C l i nton says the re was no pressure for res i g na t i on Mr26 , 1 A : 4 A rkade l ph i a paper c r i t i ca l of sal ary pa i d Denne r and 82 CL I NTON, W I LL I AM J , 1 980 h i s w i fe Hr29 , 3E : 4 --McDona l d , Jul le W: Named l i a i son w i th Oza rks Reg ional Comm My22 , 4A : 4 --Moo re, Dorothy P : Former Desha County sher i ff h i red as recept i on i s t Jy2 , 4A : 3 --Sm i th , S teve : Sm i th to l eave next month to become p res i dent of Bank of K i ngston O l 6 , 1 2A : l --Scan lon , Kev i n : Sca n l on named a i de to Steve Sm i th Ja22 , 2 C : 5 Appo i n tments and Execu t i ve Changes . Governor-e l ec t F rank D . Wh i te wi l l not cha l l enge appmts except fo r those who a re pa i d for serv i ce 06 , I A : 2 See a l so Ark-Abstractors Bd o f Exami ners Ark-Al cohol and Drug Abuse Counc i l Ark-Al coho l i c Beverage Control Bd Ark-Arch i tects Board Ark-Arkansas/Okl ahoma R i ve r Compact Comm Ark-Arts and Human i t i e s Counc i l Ark-Arts and Human i t i e s O ff i ce Advt sory Counc 1 1 Ark-Ban k i ng Bd Ark-Bu i l d i ng Servi ces Counc i l Ark-Bu r i a l Assoc i a t i on Bd Ark-Ch i l d Care Fac i l i t i es Rev i ew Bd A rk-C l a i ms Comm i s s ion Ark-Coal H i ne Exam i n i ng Bd Ark-Co l l ec t i on Agenc i es Bd Ark-Con t racto r ' s L i cens i ng Bd Ark-Correction Bd A rk-Cosmeto logy Boa rd Ark-C r i me Comm Supe rv l so ry Bd Ark-C r i me Laboratory Ark-C r i m i na l Dete n t ion Fac i l i t i es Boa rd Ark-Econom i c Deve l opment Advi sory Boa rd Ark-Econom i c Devel opment Comm Ark-Economi c Deve l opmen t , Governo r � Advi sory Com · on Ark-Educa t i on B d Ark- E l ec t l ons--Gove rnor Ark-Eng i neers and land Su rveyors A rk-Employment Secu r i ty Advi sory Counct 1 Ark- F i re Ext i ng u i sher and I n s ta l l ers Board CL I NTON , W I LL I AM J . Ark-F i re P reven t i on Comm Ark-Fo res t ry Comm Ark-Game and F i sh Comm Ark-Geo l og i ca l Comm Ark-G i f ted and Tal ented Advi sory Counc i 1 Ark-Hea l th Advi sory Com Ark-Hea l th Boa rd A rk-Heal th Coo rd i nat i ng Counc 1 1 Ark-Hea l th P l ann i ng and Deve 1 op men t Agency Ark-Hea r l ng A i d D i spensers B d Ark-H i gher Educa t i on B d A rk-H i s to ry Convn A rk-Hous i ng Deve l opment Agency Ark-Human Resources Comm Ark- I nh a l a t ion Therapy Exam i n i ng Com Ark-Jus t i ce B u t l d f ng Convn Ark- Labor Board Ark-Landscape A rc h i tects Adv i so ry Boa rd Ark-Law Enfo rcement Standards Comm Ark-L i b ra ry Board Ark- L i q ue f i ed Pet ro l eum Gas B d Ark-L i vestock and Po ul t ry Comm Ark-Loan B d , Student Adv i sory A.r.k-Long Term Care Fac i l i ty B d Ark-Massage Boa rd Ark-Med i ca l Bd Ark-Me d i ca l Servi ces Adv i sory Counc i l , Eme rgency A rk-Ment a l Retardat ion B d A rk-Me r i t System Counc i l A rk-M i s s i s s i pp i R i ve r Parkway Convn A rk-Mob i l e Home Standards Comm Ark-Motor Veh i c l e Comm Ark-Museum and Cul tural Comm Ark�Natural and Cul tura l Her i tage Comm Ark-Nurs i ng Boa rd A rk-Occupa t iona l Therapy Exam i n i ng Com Ark-O i l and B r i ne Museum B d Ark-O i l a n d Gas Comm A rk-Pardons and Pa ro l e Bd Ark-Pa rks , Recrea t i on and Travel Comm Ark-Pha rmacy Bd Ark- P l ant Bd Ark-Pod i a try Board Ark-Pol i ce Comm C L I NTO N , W I LL I AM J . �· . . 1 980 cove r i ng bul k of General Assemb l y ' s spec i a l ses s ion My9 , 1 2A : 1 See a l so Adopt i ons Ark-Fi nances--Budgets A rk-F i nances- -Govt Bonds Ark-Local Govt--E l ect i on s A rkansas State Hosp Atom i c Energy C h i l dren and Youth Col l eges (gen ) - -Schol a rsh i ps Courts (Ark) Educa t ion--Fi nances Ene rgy and Powe r Expos i t ions and Fa i rs Med i c i ne-Ambul ance and O the r Eme rgency Se rv i ces M i d Ame r i ca Museum Nurs i ng and Nurses Publ i c U t l l i tles St Franc i s levee D i s t Taxa t i on - Rea l E s ta te Un i vers i ty o f Ark (Fayettev i l l e ) - -B i i l s Vetoe d : See a l so A rk-Cap i ta l and Cap i tol Taxa t i on - Rea l E s ta te W.qter A rk-Pra i r i e G rove Ba t t l ef i e l d Park Co11111 Ark-Psycho J og i ca l Exami ne rs Bd Ark-Pub J l c Safety Dept Ark-Publ i c School Empl oyees I nsurance Adv i sory Com Ark-Pub l i c Se r v i ce Comm Ark- Rae I ng Comm Ark-Red R i ve r Compac t Convn Ark-Revenue B u i l d i ng Comm Ark-San i ta r i an s Bd Ark-Savi ngs and Loan Assn Bd A rk-Soc i a l Wo rk Reg i s t ra t i on , Bd of Ark-So i l C l ass i f i e rs , Boa rd of Reg I s t ra t I on A rk-Soybean P romo t i on B d Ark-Speech Patho1 ogy and Aud l o ) ogy , Boa rd of Examiners Ark-State Hosp i ta l Bd A rk-Veterans Affa i rs Task Force Ark-Vete r i na ry Med i c a l Exami ners B d Ark-War Memo r i a l S tad i um Comm Ark-Wa ter We 1 1 Cons t ruc t ion , Com on Ark-Waterways Comm Ark-Youth Se rv i ces Bd Arkansas School for the ' B l f n d Arkansas S t a te Un i v Arkansas Tech Un i v Courts (Ark) -Chancery C ts ---D i s t 6 Courts (Ark) -C i rcu i t C ts --- D i s t 6 Educa t i on Boa rd, Southern Regi ona l Educa t i on Comm i ss ion of the States Fami l i e s , Wh i te House Confe rence on Hempstead County Henderson Sta te Un i v Law E n forcement Tra i n i ng Academy B d Southern A rkansas Un i ve rs i ty Un I vers i ty o f Ark Un i vers i ty o f Cen t ra l A rkansas . . COAL Ha r r i age and Fami ly. Gove rnor C l i nton and h i s wife , H i l l a ry Rodham1 become pa ren ts of baby g i rl named C he l sea F2 9 , 1 A : 2 Photo of fam i l y H r5 , I A : l Mes sages to legi s l a tu re . Text o f address to reconvened sess ion Ja8 , 7A : l Text of message to spec i a l sess ion Jal 8 , 1 0A : l Secu r i ty, Personal See a l so Ark-Governors--Securl ty CLOCKS See Watches and C l ocks CLON I NG E R , LAWSON See a l so Ark- E l ec t t on s --Court of Appea l s ---D i s t 3 CLOTH I NG See Apparel C LUBS (SOC I AL ANO PROFESS I ONAL) See Organ i za t ions , Soc i e t i e s and C J ubs COAL Ene rgy Transporta t i on System, I nc . Cartoons . Cartoon of Marl i n Hawk i ns reac t ion to C l i n ton ' s s ta tement tha t he i s o l d and fo rget ful Ja l 5 , 1 0A : 3 Hawk i ns r i des back to O l d Guard Rest Home on t r i cyc l e Ja2 5 , 1 8A : J Law and leg i s 1 a t ion . Gove rno r C l tnton p l ease d , scores 1 2 of 1 3 on I tems t n ca l l Ap1 9 , 1 A : 4 --B i l l s S i gned: Gove rnor s i gns 40 b t l l s , l eaves 20 pen d i ng Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Go v B i l l C l i n ton s i gns 9 b i l l s 84 COAL • . . 1 980 COLLEGES ANO UN I V COLLECTI ON AGENC I ES Mrs Geneva York Bemel w i ns $4 , 000 verd i c t i n C i rcu i t Ct i n s u i t a l l eg i ng harassment f rom co l l ect ion agency 024 , BA : 4 COLLEGE O F THE OZARKS See a l so Col l eges-G i fts COLLEGES AND U N I VERS I T I E S Arkansas S tate Un i v p roposes to establ i sh a b ranch a t Newpo rt Mr1 4 , 4A : 6 Student newspape r que s t i ons w i sdom of estab l i sh i ng Newpo rt b ranch M r2 9 , 3E : 5 Governor ' s Con ference on I ndependent H i gher Educa tion hears rept on p r i vate co i l s as wo rthwh i l e a I tern at I ve to pub 1 i c schoo 1 s Ap26 , 9A : 4 Feas i b i l i ty s tudy to be made of fo rmat ion of conso rt i um by Sho rte r Col l ege , Ph i l ande r Sm i th Col l ege and Arkansas Bapt i s t Col l ege Jyl l , 7A : 1 See a l so Arkansas S tate Un i v (Jonesboro) Arkansas Tech Un i v Cen t ra l Bapt i s t Col l East Arkansas Communi ty Co l l Educat ion (gen ) - -Voca t f onal Educ Educa t iona l Conso rt i um , Jo i n t Garl and County Commu n i ty Col l Henderson State Un i v Hend r i x Col l Ouach i ta Bapt i s t Un i v Phi l ander Smi th Col l Sho r te r Col l ege Southern Arkansas U n i v Un i vers i ty o f A rk Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk ( Fayettev i l l e ) Un i ve rs i ty of A rk ( L i t t l e Rock) Un i ve rs i ty of A rk (Med i ca l Sc i ences) Un i vers i ty o f A rk (Mon t i ce l l o ) Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (P i ne B l uff) Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l A rk seeks 2 major changes i n p roposal to t ransport coa l from Wyom i n g to AP&L power p l an t at Red f i el d Ja 7 , 5A : l A rt i c l e exp l a i ns hand l i ng of coa l a t Wh i te B l u ff P l ant o f AP&L Ja20 , 1 7G : 2 Legal ba r r i e rs to coa l s l u r ry p i pe1 i ne a re fal l i n g Ja25 , I OA: l Sys tem Fue l s s i gns con t ract for She l l O i l Co to supp l y l i gn i te for 30 yrs to a p roposed powe r p l an t near Hampton ; p l an t con s truc t i on to be del ayed HrS , 1 2C : l Harket b l amed for decrease i n m i n i ng i n Ark rather than govt pol i c i es Apl , 4A : l Senator Da l e Bumpers c r i t i ca l of p l an for I nc reased use o f coa l Ap4 , 8A : 6 Senator Da l e Bumpers i nt roduces b i l l to a i d coal p i pe l i nes Hy7 , 3A : 7 Ca rter adm i n i s t ra t i on favo rs coa l p i pe l i ne as cost-saver Hy21 , 6A : I Senator Da l e Bumpers says p i pe l i ne woul d cut powe r cost Hy31 , 1 1 A : 7 Poor econ cond i t ions del ays need for AP&L l i gn i te-fi red powe r pl ant Jyl , JA : I Pol l u t ion Con t ro l Co11111 re l eases G a r l and Coal Co f rom respons i b i l i ty for f i l l i n g ac i d pond near C l a rksv i l l e Jy26 , 5A : 4 Grant recd to he l p operators of sma l l coa l m i nes prepare pe rm i t reque s ts Ag5 , 4C : l US I n te r i o r Dept says Wyoming owns wa ter r i gh ts , wi l l go a l on g wi th that s ta te ' s �pprova l of coal s l urry p i pe l i ne N 1 6 , 8A: l P i pe l i ne wi l l end at barge l oad i ng fac i l i ty i n Desha Co D4 , l l A : 1 See a l so A f r Po 1 1 ut l on Energy and Powe r F l res (gen) Gas ( Fue l ) COCA COLA BOTTL I NG COMPANY Empl oyees a t L i tt l e Rock p l an t vote to ous t Teams ters un i on Ja 1 9 , 6A : 3 COE , JOE See a l so Jackson County COFFELT, BESS I E See a l so Advert i s I ng COLEMAN DAI RY See a l so M i l k COLEMAN, SAM W . One of s ta te ' s best-known foo tba l l coaches d i es 029 , 4C : 6 Ace red i tat i on See a l so Nurs i ng and Nurses --Arkansas Tech Un i v: Med i ca l Reco rds Adm p rogram w i ns 5-yr accred i ta t ion Jy3 1 . 1 4A : 8 --Ha rd I ng Un I ve rs l ty : School re ce f ves acc red i ta t ion f rom Na t i ona l League for Nurs i ng Hy4 , I JA : 7 --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (L i t t l e Rock) : Counc i 1 of Graduate School s of the US 85 COL LEGES . AND UN I V -Acc red i ta t ton - . . 1 980 accepts UALR as member F 7 , 5A : 5 --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Mon t i ce l lo) : F i ve-year uncon d i t i ona l approva l re ce i ved f rom No rth Centra l Agl 7 , 2A : 8 Adm I n I s t ra to rs See Col l eges •Teache rs Awa rds and Honors --A rkansas Tech Un i v : Ha l l of Fame i nductees a t ATU a re Robert Hays W i l l i ams , Mel vern Watson , and W i l son Matthews ; Sam H i n dsman to rece i ve D i s t i ng u i shed Se rv i ce Awa rd S 1 4 , 5A : 2 --Hen d r i x Col l ege : Seve ra l awa rds to outs tand i n g facul ty made F23 , 5A : l D i s t i ng u i shed A l umn i Awa rds go to Dr Hatt El I I s , Thomas G. W i l son and H . B a r ry Ba i l ey Apl l , 7A : 3 --Un i v o f A rk ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Wi l ey B ranton and H i l l e r W i l l i ams to be honored Ap1 3 , 8A : 4 B udgets and F i nances . D r M i chael E l l iott l i sts p r i o r i t i es for a l l o ca t i on of ca p i ta l I mp rovements as l i b ra r i e s , i ns t ructi ona l equi pmen t , and renova t i on projects a t UAPB and UAH F2 , 9A : 1 S ta te to change fund i n g formul a for off-campus courses Hy2 5 , 6A : 6 Schoo l s seek 39 pct fund i ng r i se ; Dr T . M i chael E l l i o t t says re quests cannot be ful 1 y funde d , favers budgets wh i ch can be expected to ga i n support Jy l 6 , J 2A : I Dr E l l i o t t ex p l a i n s h i s s ta tement about h i gh budget requests , says he to l d school s to be aggres s i ve Jyl 9 , 4A : l O f f i c i a l s say h i r i ng , academ i c programs jeopar d i zed by cutback i n s ta te revenues Jy31 , 1 A : 6 State a i d of $200 . 8 m i l l i on recommended by H i ghe r Edu ca t i on Dept over protests of school pres i dents Ag20 , 1 A : 2 Budget o f $202 .4 m i l l i on approved by H i gher Educa t i on Bd Ag21 , 4A : l H i gh l i gh ts of budget fo rma l l y adopted by Board 0 2 , 4A : 1 Fund c u t s force changes a t col l s 029 , 9A : 5 Budget p roposa l s of Governo r-e l ec t F ran k D. Wh i te shock p re s i dents ; programs woul d be cut back ; some schoo l s woul d rece i ve no I nc rease I n funds N25 , 1 A : 2 State Sena tor C 1 a rence Be l 1 sugges ts Wh I te 's budget favors col l eges i n a reas where COLLEGES AND UN I V -Budgets he recei ved heavy vote N25 , 1 A : 4 Arkansas Tech Un i v Pres i dent Kenneth Kersh sees no evi dence of reg i ona l i sm i n Wh i te ' s budget N26 , 2 A : 5 Wh i te ' s budget p roposa l s for co l l eges s i m i l a r to Dav i d P ryo r • s approach N27 , 30A : 1 Ed i to r i a l s on budget p roposa l s of Frank Wh i te D7 , 3 E : 3 Pay ra i ses a re i nc l uded i n budget presented by Wh i te; ALC surpri sed by news D l l , 1 2A : 1 Chance l l o rs of Un i ve rs i ty of A rk sys tem d i scuss ram i f i c a t i ons o f budgets 01 3 , l OA : l H i gh tenure I n UA sys tem hampers ra p i d cutbacks 01 4 , 1 1 A : 6 Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l approves budget s ubm i tted by Frank D . Wh i te , defeats effort to ga i n add i t i on a l funds for Hende rson State a n d East Arkansas Commun i ty Col l by tak i n g funds from othe r schoo l s D 1 7 , 1 A : 2 See a l so Ath l e t i cs -Co l l ege Col l eges-B u i l d i ngs and Othe r Fac t I i t i es Co l l eges-Enrol l ment Col l eges-Fees --Arkansas State Un i v : T rustees ap�(ove pay ra i ses H r 1 5 , 1 1 A : 5 Trus tees app rove budget request of $52 . 4 m i l l ion for Jonesboro and Beebe campuses Je2 1 , 5A : I About $2 m i l l i on t r l mmed from budget Ag1 5 , 9A: 1 Spokesmen c r f t l ze budget p roposed by Gove rnor-e l ec t Frank Wh i te N2 7 , 2A : 7 --Arkansas Tech Un i v : State reve nue shortfa l l forces $22 3 , 000 budget cut Ag2lt , l l A : l P res i dent Kenneth Ke rsh ca 1 1 s DHE recol!1'nended fund I n g o f on l y $524 , 630 for 1 98 1 -83 cap i ta l i mp rovemen ts "tota l l y unaccepta b l e 1 1 S 1 9 , 1 2C : 4 --Hende rson State Un l v : Col l ege courses a t Mena to be cut out I f Gove rno r-e l ec t F rank Wh i te ' s budget s tands N25 , 1 A : 2 --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark : Trustees vote budget I n c rease of 1 0 . 7 pc t , empha s i ze pay increases , l i b ra ry ho l d i n g s Ap2 6 , 6A : 6 Board seeks budget o f $ 1 48 m i l l i on for I ts campuses and othe r components Je1 4 , 1 A : 6 $55 , 000 saved on a i r fares l as t yea r by 86 COLLEGES A N D UN I V -Budgets . .. 1 980 COLLEGES AND UN I V -Bu l 1 d i ngs bl dgs are s t ructura l l y sound S l O , 1 lA:6 --Ph i l ander Sm i th Col l : P re s i dent Grant S . Shockley outl i nes bl dg program 02 5 , 9A : 2 --Southe rn Arkansas Un i ve rs i ty ( E l Dorado) : Lette r compl a i ns about neg l ect of b l dg needs for new school 0 1 3 , 1 4A : 3 Letter reminds E l Dorado tha t b u i l d i ng fac i l i t i es i s respons t b i 1 i t y o f I oc a 1 a rea 02 1 , 1 OA : 3 --Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : $4 . 2 5 m i l l ion released for renova t i on of O l d Ma i n F l 3 , 4A : 1 H i s to ry of C h i Omega G reek Thea ter revi ewed ; soro r i ty to gather for ce remony ma rk i ng 50th b i rthday of the s t ructure Jel O , 1 B : 2 North End Zone Fac i l i ty a t Razorback Stad i um to b e named for F rank B roy l es 520, l OA : l Board of Trus tees awards contract fo r $ 1 4 m i l l ion for Hea l t h , Phys Educ and Recrea t ion b l dg ; con t ract for com p l et ion of Arkansas Un ion ; contract fo r I ndoor tenn i s and t rack cente r ; Boa rd a l so voted to l e t b f ds on ad m i n i s t ra t i ve Serv i ces B l dg and on a b i omass resea rch b l dg N 1 5 , 5A : 1 Board of Trus tees ag rees to lobby h a rd for funds to renovate eng i n ee r i ng school bl dg , wh i ch Pres i dent Ma rt i n l i sts as top p r i o r i ty 0 1 3 , l OA : l State Repr L l oyd George blocks approval o f tenn i s fac i l i ty p l an D1 8 , 1 2A : 5 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L t tt l e Rock) : Expan s i on of UALR I n to Oak Fores t c r i t i c i zed by res i dents F 1 2 ,4A : 6 Log i c of UALR ru l es on pub l i c use of fac i l i t i es el us i ve to outs i ders Mrl l , 2 B : I L i t t l e Rock P l ann i ng Comm asks UALR to change g rowth p l ans I nto Oak Forest Ap9 , 9A : l Chance l l o r Ross says UALR can do l i t t l e I n repa i rs of Oak Forest houses My7, 1 1 A : 1 UALR to be g i n repa i rs of Oak Fore s t houses My2 3 , 5A : 3 Oak Forest l and use p l an approved by Pl ann i n g Comm and UALR Ag 1 J , 4A : 1 Board of Trustees agrees to l obby hard for funds fo r eng i nee r i n g technol oby b l dg 0 1 3 , l OA : ! --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus ) : Boa rd approves Un i vers i ty of Arkansas Jyl 6 , 1 2A : 6 Budgets pared a t a l l campuses Ag9, 1 OA : 1 Dr Ma rt i n says qua 1 i ty o f educ to fal l i f budget reduced S20 , 1 0A : 4 --Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e : Proposed budget cut i s $ 1 , 200 , 000 for 1 98 1 Ag9 , 1 0A : l Dr James E . Ma r t i n wa rns that en ro l l men t at Fayettevi l l e may have to be l i m i ted I f f i nanc i a l probl ems pers i s t S5 ,5A : 2 Adm i ss ions may be curta i l e d , accred i tat i on of some p rog rams cou l d be en dangered under budget p roposed by Governor-el ect Frank Wh i te , P res i dent Mart i n says N26 , 1 A : 2 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L i t t l e Rock) : Leg i s l ature has h i s to r i ca l l y g ranted UALR sma l l e r pe rcen tages of i ts re quested funds than othe r campuses i n UA sys tem Jy1 7 , �A : 1 P roposed budget cut for 1 98 1 t s $500 ,000 Ag9 , l OA : l --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Me d i ca l S c i ences Campus ) ; Proposed budget cut for 1 98 1 i s $ 1 , 000, 000 Ag9, I OA : I --Un i vers i ty o f Ark (Mont i cel l o) : P roposed budget cut for 1 98 1 I s $ 1 65 , 000 Ag9 , I OA : l P roposed budget a l lows on l y $29, 000 more i n state a i d than curren t l y recd 0 1 3 , I OA : l See a l so Footba l l -Col l ege --Un i vers i ty of Ark ( P i ne B l uff) : Proposed budget cut for 1 98 1 i s $265 , 000 Ag9 , 1 0A : I See a l so Footba l l -Col l ege --Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark: Boa rd adopts budget of $ 1 9 , � 5 3 , 655 Je 1 9 , 7A : 3 Bu i l d i ngs and Other Fac l l i t i e s . Gov B i l l C l i nton rel eases more funds for cap i ta l I mp rovemen ts projects Je25 , 9A : l P r i o r i ty l i s t for cap i ta l expen d i tu res adopted by s tate Board of H i gher E duca t ion 02 , 4A : l --Arkansas S tate Un i v ( Jonesboro) : $ 5 . 1 7 ml 1 1 Ion re l eased for con struc t i on of commun i cat i on s b l dg F 1 3 , 4A: I Leg i s l a ture to be asked to fund basketba l l a rena 026 , 1 8A : 4 --Ga rl and County C C : Two b l dgs i n danger of co l l apse Ag2 9 , 8 A : 6 Arch i tect and con t ractor deny b u i l d i ngs weak s4 , 8A : l S tate a rch i tect says 87 COLLEGES AND UN I V --Bu 1 1 d i ngs ·- 1 980 p l ans for park i n g deck F9 ,4A : 4 Name changed to Un i vers i ty of Arkansas for Med i ca l Sc i ences N 1 5 , 5A : l --Un i vers i ty o f Ark (Mont i ce l lo) : $4 . 5 m i l l ion re l eased fo r con s t ruc t i on of s tudent servi ces b l dg F 1 3 , 4A: I Con t ract awarded for $5 . 5 3 m i l l ion Student Act i v i t i es B l dg N 1 5 , 5A : 1 --Un i vers i ty o f Ark ( P i ne B l uff) : $ 1 m i l l ion re l eased for renova t i on of Woodwa rd Ha l l F1 3 , 4A ; l Cont ract awa rded fo r $ 7 . 75 m i l l ion Hea l th , Phys i ca l Educ and Recrea t i on b l dg N l 5 , 5A : I Board of Trustees ag rees to l obby hard for funds to renova te Ca l dwe l l Ha l l 0 1 3 , l OA : l --Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark: Funds released fo r renova t ion of f i e l d house F l 3 , 4A : 1 Commun i ty Col l eges . Request for commun i ty col l I n Bentonv i l l e-Rogers area deferred Jy l 9 , 4A : I Leg i s l a t i ve panel recollYllen ds a commun i ty col l a t Mena ; H i gher Educat i on Dept D i rector M i chael E l l i o t t wi l l recoirrnen d school on l y as part of s t rategy of consol i da t l ng commun i ty col l eges and vocat iona l schoo l s N 1 9 ,4A: 1 Gazette says Hena shou l d have a col l ege afte r the s ta te p rope r l y funds exi s t i ng schoo l s N24 , 1 0A : l B i l l f i l ed f n Leg i s wou l d i n c rease I n terest rate to 1 0 pct for bonds sol d to f i nance col l i mp rovements D 1 9 , 1 2A : 5 C r i mes and C r i m i na l s --Arkansas State Univ: See a l so Sex C r i mes --Henderson S tate Un i v : Fou r a t h l etes enter I nnocent p l ea s to rape charges Ja 3 , 3A : 2 - -Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Fayettevi l l e) : Jury se l ec t ion beg i n s I n t r i a l of M i chael Forrest and Donny Bobo on charges o f rape of g i r l i n UA dorm I n 1 9 78 F5 , 4A : 6 O n l y 4 j u ro rs seated F7, 8A: 6 Jury s e l ec t ion a l nns t com p l e ted F9 , 6A : 3 Jury sel ected for t r i a l F 1 2. , 5A : 2 Forme r s tudent tes t i f i es she was raped by Bobo and Fo r re s t after te l l i ng her she was a wh i te woman and .thought she was COLLEGES ANO U N I V -Cur r i cu l a better than they were ; p l a i nt i ff ad ml ts she once had sexual re l a t i ons wi th Bobo at an apt b l dg whe re they both 1 i ved Fl 3 , I OA : 1 Bobby Duckworth tes t i f i es woman i nv i ted herse l f to dorm; names o f Danny Wa l ters , Gary S t i ggers and Ozz i e R i l ey come up i n tes t i rrony F 1 4 , 8A : l Bobo and Forres t tes t i fy about I nc i den t ; case goes to j u ry F 1 5 , 4A : 1 Bobo and Fo rrest ac q u i tted of rape charges F 1 6 , T A : 2 Co r rec t ion on tes t i lll>n y o f Fo rrest F 1 6 , 2A : 3 Randy Wes s i nge r , a footba l l p l ayer a t UA-F cha rged w i th theft of p i zza Ap2 , 2C : 1 Razo rback foo tba l l pl ayer Darryl Bowles gets 2-yr te rm i n Tenn for theft Ap29 , I C : l Bowl es sen tence reduced to 90 days My2 , 1 C : 3 Anthony B ruce Cul l urn , a UAF student cha rged wi th a t tempt to commi t murder i n shoo t i n g o f I n s t ructor He i me r Pete r B l esel a t home My1 3 , 7A :4 Coach Lou Hot tz expresses s u rp r i se a t Bowl es ' g u i l ty p l ea My1 5 , 1 C : l Darryl Bowl es to be rel eased from pena l farm th i s week Jy24 , 1 C : 7 C u rr i cu l a .See a l so Nurs i ng and Nurses --Arkansas S ta te Un i v : State Bd o f H i gher Educ approves bache l o r I n sacred mus i c Ap1 9 , 1 0A : 7 Boa rd of H i gher Educa t ion defers request for master of ft ne a rt s program u n t i 1 weaknesses I n undergraduate p rogram a re co r rected Jy1 9 , 4A : 1 --Arkansas Tech Un l v : Degree p rogram I n hote l -lll> t el mgmt approved by H i ghe r Educat i on Bd Jy1 9 , 4A : 1 Assoc i a te degree i n m l n i ng and m i ner a l s techno l ogy app roved by H i gher Educa t ion Bd 02 , 4A : l U n i que program a l l ows concentra t i on i n poul t ry bus i ness and a g r i cu l ture f i nance N i l , 6C : 3 Arkansas H i n l ng I n s t i tute wi l l be e l i m i nated I f Governor-el ect F rank D . Wh i te ' s budget p roposal s tands N25 , 1 A : 2 Dr Kenne th Ke rsh says M i n l n g and M i ne ra l I n s t i tute wt 1 1 not be d ropped 02 1 , SA: 1 --Southern Ark Un i v : S tate Bd of H i gher Educ approves master degree i n secondary educ I n read i ng Ap 1 9 , 1 0A : 7 88 COLLEGES AND UN I V -Curr f cul a 1 980 --Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Panel of UA Bd o f Trustees approves changes I n Col l ege of Eng i nee r i ng Ja20 , l OA : 3 W i n th rop Rockefe l l e r Fdn and UA match funds to be used to as s f s t b l acks to enro l l and comp l ete eng i nee r i ng program Ap24 , 8 A : 4 Doctorate I n adu l t educ approved by H i gher Educ Bd 02 , 4A : 1 - -Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L i t t l e Rock) : Master o f Bus i ness Adm p rogram under goes changes to meet needs o f s tuden ts , i ndus t ry Mr1 4 , 7C : l Saud f a Arab i a off i c i a l s eva l ua te Eng l i sh as a Fore i gn Language program at UALR Hy1 6 , 1 1 C : l Has te r 1 s deg ree I n ap p l i e d ma th to be offe red t h i s fa l l ; p rogram transferred from UA G raduate I ns t i tute of Techno logy Jy 3 1 ,4C : l See a l so US Armamen t - Rese rves� -ROTC --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( P i ne B l uff) : State Bd o f H i ghe r Educ approves de g·ree p rog rams I n gerontology and f i she r i es b io l o gy Ap1 9 , l OA : 7 --Un i ve rs i ty of Cen t ra l Ark: P ro posa l made by UCA to estab a School of Tech n i ca l Sc i ence 0 1 7 , I OA : 3 See a l so Nurs i ng and Nurses D i sc r i m i na t i on . Ho re speed I n de seg rega t ion at coi l s urged by D r T . M i chael E l l iott 025 , 4A : 5 --Hende rson S ta te Un i v: Sex b i as s u i t f i l ed aga i ns t Un i v by Howa rd Lee K i l by who sought pos i t i on as head res i dent t o women ' s dorm 0 8 , 22A: I -·Un i vers i ty o f A rk ( L i tt l e Rock) : Kenneth L . W i l l i ams f i l e s s u i t a l l eg i ng UALR f s b i a sed aga i ns t b l acks Jy2 , 9A: 5 E mpl oyees See a l so Co l l eges -D i sc r i m i na t i on Co l l eges-Teachers and Adm i n i s t rators COLLEGES ANO U N I V -Equa I Educ students Hy21 ,20A : l Arkansas State Un i v to heed ALC cal l to ban I ran i ans ; othe r schoo l s react cau t i ous l y My22 , 1 3A : 6 Boa rd a t ASU must dec i de on I ran i an s . t rus tee says Hy2 3 , 9A : l Un i ve rs i ty of Arkansas Bd of Tru s tees to ask Attorney Genera l about ban on I ran i an students ; toss of fede ra l funds feared My31 , 5A : 1 Un i ve rs i ty o f Cen t ra l Arkansas Boa rd bars furthe r en ro l l men t of I ra n i ans Je1 9 , 7A : 3 Col l eges cannot p revent I ran i ans f rom enro l l i ng , s ta te At torney Gene ra l rul es Je20 , 1 2A : 7 Ga zette l a uds op i n i on a l l ow i ng I ran i ans to enro l l Je2 1 , l ltA : l S tat i s t i cs on co l l ege enrol l ment by b l acks i n A rk show i nc rease i n number of part- t i me s tudents Jy27 , 1 3A : 1 See a l so I ran i ans I n Ark --Arkansas Tech Un i v : Boa rd votes to 1 i m i t en ro l l ment of fore i gn s tudents to no mo re than a dozen Ag2 lt , l l A : 1 --Un i vers i ty o f Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : P re s i dent James Ma rt i n wa rns that en ro l l men t may be l i m i ted f f money woe&. pe rs i s t S 5 , 5A: 2 Fa 1 1 en ro 1 1 men t I nc reases by 4 1 5 to total of 1 5 , 604 S l 9 , I OA : 5 Board o f Trus tees au thor· 1 zes prepa ra t ion of p l an to l i m i t en ro l l ment to p resent f i gure of 1 5 , 600 DI 3 , 1 OA: I --Un i vers i ty of A rk (L i t t l e Rock ) : Fa l l enrol l ment I nc reases by 404 to total o f 9 , 686 S l 9 , 1 0A : 5 Un i ve rs i ty has 1 2 1 fore i g n s tuden ts , i n c l ud i ng 3 7 I ran i ans S28 , ]A : I --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus) : Fa l l en ro l l men t r i ses by 1 2 1 s tudents to total l , 735 S 1 9 , 1 OA : 5 --Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk (Mon t i ce l l o ) : Fat 1 enrol lment f n c reases by 360 to total o f 2 , 0 3 1 S 1 9 , 1 0A : 5 --Un i vers i ty of Ark ( P i ne B l uff) : Fa l t en ro l l ment r i ses by 266 s tudents to total of 3 ,022 S l 9 , 1 0A : 5 Equal Educat iona l Oppo rtua l ty. Bl ack s tudent Dana Wi l l i ams f i l es rac i a l b i as s u i t over den i a l o f pe r m i ss ion to take prac t i ce teach i ng . . . Enro l l me n t . Arkansas leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l asks that co l l eges i n s tate not a l l ow I ran i an s to en ro l l or have s tudent o rgn o ff i ces on campus Myl 7 , 2A : 7 Gazette s uggests col l eges d i s rega rd ALC reques t to ban I ran i an 89 COLLEGES AND UN I V --Eq·ua I Educ • ·- 1 980 course at UALR Ja2 5 , 6A : 5 State At torney Gene ral rules s ta te un t vers i t i es mus t not ask appl i cants fo r ad m i s s ion i f they a re han d i cappe d , but may make I nqu i r ies l a te r and bar s tudents I f they woul d l ower a program ' s standards Je 7 , 1 0A : 3 Of f i c i a l s say School s l o s t g round i n desegrega t i on , c i te s ta t l s t l cs on en rol l ment and reten t ion of b l acks Jy3 1, 8A : 1 Reg iona l mee t i ng of del egates from 1 4 s ta tes ends i n d i scord ove r presence of C i v i l R i ghts O ff i ce personnel Ag l , 1 4A : 3 Federal A i d --Ga r l and County : $93 ,000 grant from US Educa t ion Off I ce recd for program for d i sadvantaged Ag9 , 1 6A : 5 --Southern Arkansas Un i v : G rant o f $381 , 000 recd f rom feder a l Education Dept fo r program deve lop Jy3 1 , S A : 2 Fees and Cos ts . Funds for h i gher educ dropp i n g , Dr G . Robert Ros s says ; House defea ted b i l l to g i ve $ 2 . 5 m i I I ion of windfa l l revenues to coi l s Ja24 , 5A : 4 Tu i t i on I nc rease o f 2o · pct urged b y H i gher Educa t i on Dept Ag20, I A : 2 Tu i t ion I n c rease recommended by H i gher Educa t i on ; suggested fee sched u l e Ag2 1 , 4A : l Ed i to r i a l on p roposed t u i t ion I nc reases Ag24 , 2E : I Dr G . Robert Ross says coi l s l ose 4 pct enrol lment fo r each $ 1 00 i nc rease i n fees S24 , 5A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i n ton tel l s pres i dents he i s undec i ded on tu i t ion I nc rease S25 , 8A : 4 H i ghe r t u i t ion charges woul d put s tate 3rd anong southe rn s ta tes as pct of state per cap i ta I ncome S30 , 4A : 3 Pet i t ion d r i ve s ta rts at Un i ve rs i ty of Ark a t L i t t l e Rock aga i ns t I nc rease 0 3 , 8A : 6 S tudents meet w i th offi c i a l s , d i scuss tu i t i on 0 1 8 , 9A : l --Arkansas S ta te Un i v : Room and board fees ra i sed ApJ , SA : lt Board P res Ben McGee c r i t i ca l of tu i t ion r i se , does not expect ASU to adopt 20 pct I nc rease S l , 1 0A : 5 --Arkansas Tech Un i v : Room and boa rd fees to r i se by $ 1 00 pe r se mester Ap 1 9 , 6A : 4 --Southern Ark Un i v : Room, boa rd fees I nc reased Ap1 3 , 7A : l COLLEGES ANO UN I V -G i fts --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark : I nc rease i n t u i tlon may be needed , D r James E . Ma r t i n says S 1 7 , 1 2A : l - -Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Tu i t i on 2nd lowest i n reg lon S29 , 4A : 2 --Un i ve rs i ty of Central Ark: Fee I nc rease app roved Apl 0 , 1 0A : 4 G i fts . P r i vate fun d i n g d rops at col l eges in Ark j tota l s for 5 top p r i vate coi l s i n s tate l i s ted J e 7 , 8A :4 --Arkan sas Co l l ege: Dr i ve beg i n s to co l l ect $ 1 0 m i l l i on by 1 989 for endowment and fac i l i t ies 02 3 , 20A : 6 G i fts o f $2 m i l l i on and o f $500 , 000 recd f rom 2 fam i l ies who l i ve i n Ark D I O , I A : 5 G ran t of $50, 000 rece i ved f rom Kodak D20 , I O C : 6 --Arkan sas State Un i v : F1 1 n t ro 1 , I nc of Jonesbo ro p l edges $ 1 0 , 000 for agr scho l a rsh i p Ja24 , 6A : 5 G i ft s I n excess o f $ 1 00 , 000 recd OJ0 , 1 4A : 7 Barret Hami l ton donates $26 , 000 for new foo tba l l off i ces and dres s i n g room D 1 6 , 3C : 3 --Arkansas Tech Un i v : S i dney E . Sc i s son donates $30, 000 for i m pro�ements I n Eng i nee r i ng Dept Fl 4 , l OC : S --Col l ege of the Ozarks : Sam and He l en Wa l ton donate $ 1 00 , 000 to en dowmen t fund for pres i den t ' s sa l a ry F23 , 6A : 4 --Ha rd i n g Un i v : Bus i ness peop l e i n Searcy pl edge $546 , 750 for expans i on p rogram F1 6 , 1 0A : 2 --Hen d r i x Co l l ege : $ 1 0 ,000 g l ft recd from Dr John H . W i l son Agl l , 1 0A : 8 Mabee Fdn wi l l donate $750, 000 for renovat ton of men 1 s dorm I f co 1 1 matches funds N l , I OA : 4 G i ft o f $ 1 0 , 000 rece i ved a s memo r i a l to Hudson T . Stee l e D l 2 , 5A : 5 --John B rown Un t v : Two grants recd fo r Learn t n g Resources Center Ag 1 7 , 2A : 4 --Ouach i ta Bapt Un i v : Share of W i l l i am and I l l a Webb estate I s $ 1 1 0 , 960 Ja2 4 , 6A : 4 $380, 000 donated to schol a rsh i p fund anonymously Mr30 , 1 2A : 3 --Southern Bapt Col l : Share of W i l l i am and I l l a Webb estate i s 90 COLLEGES AND UN I V -G i fts 1 980 $ 1 1 0 , 960 Ja2 4 , 6A : 4 --Un i vers i ty o f Ark : He i rs o f Mrs Kate Ga i nes B roadus Cammack f i l e su i t seek i n g to recove r 40-acre Cammack Campus donated to the Un l ve rs l ty o f A r k I n 1 95 7 ; he i rs contend ag reemen t b roken Ja l l , 9A : 1 Cammack Campus use by UALR b io logy dept was autho r i zed , but word never reached chmn Ja 1 2 , 8A : 6 --Un i vers i ty o f Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : M i ss L i l y Peter donates $ 2 0 1 000 to the $ 1 0 , 000 mus i c scho l a rs h i p en dowment she set up p revious l y Ja2 6 , 7A : 6 B d de l ays acceptance of $ 1 50, 000 offered by Rockefe l l e r trus t F9,4A : 4 Ag ronomy Dept at UAF re ce i ves g rant o f $42 , 065 from Ame r i can Soybean Assn Mr22 , l OA : 4 $265 , 600 ln donat i on s made to Co 1 1 ege of Eng f nee r i ng N30 , 8E : 6 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L i t t l e Rock) : H i ss B l anche Thebom estab l i shes $25, 000 endowment at UALR l i brary for promo t i on of opera J e 1 5 , 4A : 4 Counc i l beg i n s effort to a t t ract g i fts to UALR by bus i ness Jy24 , 6C : 1 Donaghey Fdn g i ve s $ 1 5 7 , 000 for en r i chment Ag 1 , 1 3A : I --Un i ve rs i ty of A rk (Med i ca l S c i ences Campus) : Pha rmacy school rece I ves $ 1 7 , 1 00 gran t f rom Nat iona 1 S c i ence Fdn F 8 , 7A: 1 --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (P i ne B l uff) : Grant of $90 , 000 recd from A l the imer Fdn fo r comp l e t i on o f agr research cen te r Hr22 , 1 0A : 5 G ra d i ng o f S t uden ts . S u rvey shows most co l l eges I n s tate a re go i ng back to the bas i cs i n requ i r i n g p ro f i c i en cy I n use of Eng l i sh before g radu at ion Ja30 , I B : 5 --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (Me d ical Sci ences Campus ) : Sen i o rs a t UAMSC Col l ege of Med i c i ne score h i gh on FLEX tests ; q ua l i ty facul ty credi ted Ap2lt , 1 l A : I --Un i vers i ty o f A rk (L i t t l e Rock) : Wr i t i ng prof i c i ency exam to be re qu i red a t UALR Jal l , 7A : I Graduates and Gradua t i on --Ph i l ander Sm i th Col l : About 80 sen iors to gra duate Hy4 , 1 4A : J COLLEGES ANO UN I V - Resea rch --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (L i t t l e Rock) : Deg rees to be awa rded to 950 can d f dates My1 6 , 7A : 4 S u rvey o f 1 979 UALR graduates rel eased Jy22 , 2 B : 3 - -Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus ) : 351 g raduates 1 l s ted My], 1 2A : 2 . - -Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark : Record number of 698 deg rees to. be awarded Mylt , 1 OA : 1 Ha l l s of Fame and Othe r Honors . --Southe rn Arkansas Un f vers i ty (Magno l i a ) : Duddy Wal l e r to be honored posthumous l y as d i s t i ng u i shed graduate 0 1 5 , 4C : 3 L i bra r i es and L i b ra r i an s . D r M i chael E l l iott tel l s H i ghe r Educ Bd he has recommended to Gov C l i nton that co l l l i b ra r i es be g i ven top p r i o r i ty i n share o f cap i ta l i mp rovement funds F 2 , 9A : l $1 m i l l i on re l eased for purchases at s ta te schoo l s F 1 3 , 4A : 1 H i gher Educat ion Dept seeks to I mp rove 1 l b raries Ap l 9 , 1 0A : 7 --Uni vers i ty of Ark : Budgets emphas i ze I nc reased ho l d i ngs a t campuses i n system; UAF expects to add. J0 , 000 ho l d i ngs f n next few mos Ap26 . 6A : 6 --Un i vers i ty of A rk ( L i t t l e Rock) : Papers of p rom i nent Ark fam i l i e s , I n c l u d i ng the Te r rys , F l e tche rs and Remme 1 s go to UALR a rch f ves ; Remme 1 ma te r l a l t races Republ lean Party t n s ta te S 1 4 , 8A : 1 W i n t h rop Rockefe l l e r papers g i ven to l l b ra ry N22 , 7A: 1 --Un i vers i ty of Cent ra 1 Ark: I n c reased use o f To rreyson L i b ra ry a t t r i buted to new s t y l e of teach i ng by younger facu l ty and empha s i s by UCA adm Ja20 , 1 6G : 3 Pol f ee and Secu r i ty. Col l ege campus te rm l n a l l i nk to s tate c r ime i n forma t i on data bank to be mon i tored to see i f on l y use I s to f i n d park i ng vlol aters , Tonvny Rob i nson says Ja7 , 3A : 6 Rel igi ous Pract i ces . --Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark: State Atto rney General i ssues op i n ion that UCA cannot use student fees to a i d campus rel i g ious orgns Hy22 , 4A : 6 Resea rch . Ten col t s I n s tate to · 91 COLLEGES AND UN I V -Research 1 980 pa rt i c i pate t n p rogram a t med at s t i mu l a t i ng sc i ent i f i c research Ja20 , 1 0A : 3 Na t i onal Sc i ence Fdn se l ects A rk to fund 10 research projects on col t campuses 09 , 4A : l --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Fayettevi l l e) : Dr Jerry Havens gets $ 343 , 1 37 g rant to s tudy spread of gases acc i denta l l y released 02 l , 6A : 2 G rant fosters l aser use In research at Un i ve rs i ty of Ark a t Fayettev i l l e D8 , 6B : 3 See a l so A l cohol a s Fuel Scho l a rsh ips , Fe l l owsh ips and Student Loan s . Gov C l i nton s i gns b i l l i ncreas i ng funds fo r gran ts- i n a i d through H i ghe r Educ Dept Ja 3 1 , 9A : 2 S ta te S tudent Loan Autho r i ty may run .out o f funds unl ess bonds so l d by August Ap1 1 , 5A: l State Student Loan Autho r i ty app roves $3 m i l l ion fn bonds to f i nance s tudent l oans Je2S , 9A :'6 S tate S tudent Loan Guarantee Fdn has new po l i cy of go i ng to court aga i n s t defaul ters Ag 1 6 , 9B : 3 Gove rnor-e l ec t Frank D . Wh i te does not favo r $ 3 m i l l ion scho l a rsh i p p rogram o f Dept of H i gher Educa t ion ; Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l concerned about poss i b l e fraud N20 , 3A : l B i l l I n Leg i s woul d requ i re check to see f f any s tate empl oyees have defau l ted on s tudent l oans N26 , 6A : 6 S tudent Loan Guarantee Founda t ion Bd ra i ses l i m i t on l oans , i nc reases i n te rest rate D 1 0 , 1 6A : 6 See a l so Arkansas P l an , I nc Athl e t i cs-Co l l ege .. Student Act i v i t i es and Conduc t . --Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk\Fayettev i l l e ) : Student l eader R i c k Reeves res i gns , wi l l seek new form o f s tudent govt a t UAF Ja 1 8 , 3A : 3 S tephen S . Young f i l e s fede ral c t s u l t a l l e g i ng he was not sel ected a cheerl eader a t UAF because ru l e ca l l ed for 2 m i no r i ty s tudents S 1 9 , 1 2A : 7 Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) warns I ran i an and I ra q i s tudents they may be deported i f. d i s turbances occur 0 1 4 ,4A : 5 COLL EGES ANO U N I V -Teachers Student Hous i ng. --Un i ve rs i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) : Al l hous i ng space ful l , l ong wa i t i n g l i st on f i l e Je2 7 , 4A : 6 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L i t t l e Rock ) : Facu l t y , s taff and s tudents urge con st ruction of hous i ng at UALR M r2 1 , 7A : 4 Teachers and Adm i n i s t rators . Sa l a ry I nc reases recolmlended by H i ghe r Edu cat ion Dept Ag20 , 1 A : 2 Compen sat i on ave rages at co i l s i n Ark as refl ected i n AAUP su rvey ; na t i ona l s ta t i s t i cs 1 i s ted for compa r i son 524 , l l A : l H i ghe·r Educa t i on Bd makes recommen da t i ons on max i mum sa l a r i es fo r ad m i n i s trators and facul ty ; P res i dent of Un i ve rs i ty of Arkansas system cou l d rece i ve $ 75 , 000 0 2 , 4A : 1 Charles Hughes l r po i n ts out real con d i t i on of sa l a r t es , says teachers sel dom re ce i ve max i mum a pp roved 01 0 , 20A : 3 See a l so Ark-Government Empl oyees--Eth f cs --Ph i l ander Smi th Col l : Panel o f Ame r i can Assoc i a t ion of Un t ve rs i ty P rofessors says 3 teachers were d t s m l saed for c r i t i c i sm o f p res i dent Wa l te r Hazzard Hy6 , 4A : 5 Judge orde rs re i ns ta tement and back pay for art I ns t ructo r Ra l ph Odom Je1 8 , 1 4A : 6 Ame r i can Assoc i at ion o f Un i ve rs i ty P rofessors censu res col l ove r f l r i ngs of teachers t n 1 9 78 Je2 6 , 8A : 6 Ra l ph Odom reh i red I n comp l i ance w i th c t orde r ; Judge G l aze rul ed Odom was f i red for shop l i ft i n g , wh i ch was not suf f i c i ent "roo ral m i sconduct" to j us t i fy f l r t ng h i m Jy1 7 , 3A : l --Ph i l l i ps Coun ty : Federal Judge Oren Ha r r i s rul es col l v i o l ated r i gh ts of Ma r l on L . H i c k i ngbottom J n· refusal to renew h t s cont ract i n 1 9 78 ; damages paymen t to be orde red Ag5 , 7A : I --Un i ve rs i ty of A r k : Boa rd adopts po 1 i cy that removes any max i mum o r m i n i mum t i me to rece i ve ten u re F9 , 1*A : 4 --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Fayettev i l l e ) : Or Bo r i s H . Sche i n , a renowned . 92 COLLEGES AND UN I V -Teachers 1 980 mathema t i c i an who fl ed Rus s i a l as t yea r , j o i ns facu l ty o f Un i vers i ty of Ark a t Fayettev i l l e Jel 0 , 5A : 1 A rt i c l e on D r Sche i n 029 , 88 : 1 --Un i ve rs i ty of A rk ( L i t t l e Rock) : Ma rx i s t p rofessor Dr Grant Cooper seeks payment f rom UALR for 1 9 79 pay j udgment Ja 1 5 , 5A : 4 UALR res i s ts order to pay G rant Coope r Ja 1 9 , 5A : 1 D i sm i ssal of ma th teache r , C a ro l l ne Campbe l l , suppcrted I n rul i n g by Judge R i chard S . Arno l d F l 5 , 1 0A : 5 Su l t set t l ed for $55 , 000 ; Dr G rant Cooper g i ves up cl a i ms to ten u re and re i n s ta tement Mr25 , 4A : 3 Dr Thompson , a facul ty member a t UALR , has c l eaned up h i s pe rsona l l i fe , extends task to c l ean i ng church and day care center Ap8 , 1 B : 2 Dr G rant Coope r settled l awsu i t to a vo i d second f i r i ng by UALR , p r i nc i pa l s say ; Coope r says h i s l ove a f fa i r w i th cort111 un l sm has coo l ed Jel o ,6A : 6 ..;-Un I ve rs lty o f Ark (Hed l ca l Sci ences Campus ) : Forme r UAMSC dean , Dr Stan l ey G . M i t te l s taed t , l oses age d l sc r t m i na t lon s u i t I n fede ral c t H r ] , 5A : 7 --Un i ve rs i ty of A rk (Hon t i ce l lo) : Fo restry a l umn i to honor Henry Chambe r l i n , who l s ret i r i n g as p ro fessor a t UAM Myl , 88 : 1 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (P i ne B l uff) : D r Rachel Greer f i l e s sex d i sc r i m i nat i on s u t t aga i ns t UAPB Hy 1 4 , 4A : 1 Rayn¥:>nd Russel l sues I n fede ral ct to en J o i n b d from f l r l ng h i m because of age Ag6, 1 J A : l Fede ra l Judge gets mot ion to force reh i r i n g of Russel l Ag1 9 , 5A : 6 Fede ral Judge G . Thomas E i se l e d i smi sses Russe l l s u i t to bar ret i remen t at age 67 S 1 2 , 6A : 6 Teach i ng Methods, A l ms and Ob jec t i ve s . Hend r i x Col l p rofessor Ha ro l d Al l en uses ' a l pha s tate • method to teach German l anguage F5, 48: 1 Wages !!!!!_ Hours . H i gher Educa t i on Dept I n tends to aggres s i ve l y support sal a ry i mp rovements Ap1 9 , 1 0A : 7 A ve r age sa l a ry a t Ark 4-yr school s I s COLORED PEOPLE l owes t o f 14 Southern s ta te s , SREB repts Je 3 , 3A : 5 --Arkansas State Un i v : Facu l ty de pressed by l ow sa l a r i es ; ASU ranks beh i nd Fayettev i l l e and L i tt l e Rock campuses of Un i vers i ty of Ark Jy9 , 4B: 1 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark: Board ap p roves sa l a ry I nc reases of about 7 pct on most campuses ; rate h i gh e r a t UAF and UALR Ap26 , 6A : 6 --Uni vers I ty o f Ark (Fayettevi 1 l e ) : Pay d i fferences between ma l e an d fe ma l e empl oyees o f the Coopera t i ve Extens ion Se rv i ce of the Un i ve rs i ty of Arkansas noted Hyl 5 , 1 1 A : 1 State Repr Ca ro l y n Po l l an seeks back pay for home economi c s agents who were pa i d l es s than a g r extens i on agents by Co-ope rat i ve Extens ion Serv i ce Ag2 1 , 1 3A : 1 --Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( L i t t l e Rock) : C l as s i f i ed empl oyees at UALR form panel to seek better pay F2 1 , 7C : 8 Federa l C t rules UALR d i d not d i s c r i m i na te i n pay of Hrs Mary A l i ce O rahood Ap1 7 , 9A : 6 G reater pay ra i ses must wa i t , nonacademi c s ta f f at UALR to l d Je25 , I OA : 6 --Uni vers i ty o f Ark (Me d i ca l S c i ences Campus ) : S i ckout p l anned by empl oyees over l ow pay i s del ayed F7 , I OA : � Empl oyees and offi c i a l s d i s cuss pay sca l e F8 , 4A : l Chance l l o r Harry Ward to meet w i th s tate of f i c i a l s and l eg i s l ators about ra i ses F l 4 , 8A : 6 Dr Harry P . Wa rd presents pay ra i se reques t to l eg i s l a t i ve com wh l ch says overa l l pay cannot I n crease unt i l 1 98 1 F26 , 5A : 1 COLOR T l L E , I NC Wood t i l e p l an t opens at Mel bourne Ja6 , 8E : 3 COLORED PEOPLE1 NAT I ONAL ASSOC I A T I O N F O R THE ADVANCEMENT O F Lynda Johnson Robb to be keynote speaker at L i t t l e Rock awa rds d i nn e r Hy20 , 7A : 5 W i l ey B ranton rece i ves awa rd Je1 5 , 1 3A : 2 See a l so Ark-Human Servi ces Dept A rk-Rehab i l i ta t ion Se rv i ces D i v · 93 COLORED PEOPLE 1 980 Educa t i on -L i t t l e Rock--S tudent Ac t i v i t i e s K i n g , Mart i n Luther J r Pol i ce-Sta te Po l i ce COLUNB I A COUNTY See a l so Tornadoes COLUMB I A R I BBON AND CARBON MFG CO, I NC B l ythev i l l e p l an t c l ose s ; 350 em p l oyees out o f work N20 , 1 3A : I F i rm seeks f i nanc i ng so p l ant can reopen N21 , 7A : 2 Governor B i l l C l i n ton c r i t i c i zes sudden c l os i ng of p l ant N22 , 8A : I B l ythevi l l e res i dents may face tax i nc rease to take up con s t ruc t i on debt under Arndt 49 bonds N25 , 9C : 8 Wo rkers get l as t pay check N27, 1 2A : 1 COMMERC I AL BANK (ALMA) Bank i ng Bd den i e s request for Oyer branch Ja 1 6 , 1 0A : I COMMERC I AL BANK AND TRUST CO (MONT I CELLO) T r i a l opens on charges o f fraud I n l oan case of Thomas Boyd Kel l um S r Ap29 , 7A : 5 Faked documents used to get $ 1 . 5 m i l l i on l oan to Du fo l d , I nc , wi tness says Ap30 , 8A : I Documen ts va l i d , Thomas Boyd Ke l l um S r tes t i f i es Hyl , 6A : 1 Kel l um con v i c ted of fraud My2 , 20A : 4 B ranch robbed of l a rge amt of money by 3 masked men My24 , 7A : 2 Ke l l um gets 4 yrs I n forgery case My 3 1 , 9A : I COMMERC I AL BANKSTOCK, I NC Commerc i a l Na t i on a l Bank a t L i t t l e Rock p lans to fo rm ho 1 d i ng co M r l 6 , 5E:6 COMMERC I A L. NAT I ONAL BANK ( L I TTLE ROCK) Ame r i can f i de l i ty Ass u rance Co sues bank and Edwa r d E . Da v i s a l l eg i ng neg l i gence I n a l l ow i ng Dav i s to em bezz l e $283, 779 from Arkansas S tate Empl oyees I ns u rance Fund My21 , 1 1 A : 1 See a l so Col'Mlerc i a l Bankstock, I nc Scho l a rsh i ps (gen) COMMI SS I ON Note : Names o f cofJlll i ss l ons a re i n ve rted a n d f l i ed under the key word I n the name ; comm i s s ions of govt • • COMPREHENS I VE EMP bod i e s a re f i l ed under the name of the govt body creat i ng them. COMM I TTEE Note : Names of commi ttees a re I n verted and f i l ed under the key wo rd i n the name , e . g . , Rac i sm , Comm i t tee Aga i ns t COMMON CAUSE See a l so Ark-Con s t i tut ion A rk-E l ec t i ons--Gove rnor Ene rgy and Powe r COMMONER, BARRY See a l so P res i den t i a l E l ect i on o f 1 980 COMMU N I CAT I ONS SATE LL I TE S See a l so V i d l a r k E l ectron ics COMMUN I CATI ONS WORKERS O F AME R I CA See a l so General Te l ephone Co COMMUN I ST PARTY USA A rkansas Atto rney Gen Steve C l a rk rul es l aw bann i ng party cand i dates for ba l l ot i s l nval f d Jy22 , 6A : 6 COMMUN I TY ANTENNA TV See Te l e v i s ion COMMUN I TY COLLEGES See Col l eges-Commun i ty Co l l COMMUN I TY DEVELOPMENT See Area P l ann i ng C OMMUN I TY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1 977 (CDBG) See a l so A rea P l ann i n g and Renewa l COMPREHENS I VE EMPLOYMENT AN D TRA I N I NG ACT O F 1 9 73 (CETA) Counc i l seeks $ 1 0 m i l J i on to emp l oy 1 0 ,000 youths r n Ark th i s s urrme r F 1 3 , 4A : 1 Gov B 1 1 1 C l r n ton p l ans to move C E TA mgmt to Employment Secu r i ty D i v Je1 1 , 4A : 1 Le9 i s l a t i ve Jo i n t Budget Com a s ks de l ay I n p l an to move CETA Je 1 2 , 1 2A : l Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l a s ks de l ay on transfer Je 1 4 , 1 A : 3 Most on spec i a l 1 eg i s l a t i ve panel approve t rans fe r of CETA to E S D Jy4 , 1 3A : 1 Leg i s l a t i ve panel requests that CETA program not be t ransfe r red Ag22 , l 1 A : 4 See a l so Labor-Unemp l oyment Manpower Conso rt i um , Cen t ra l Ark Opportun i t i es I ndust r i a l i zat ion Center Oza rk I nst I tute • • 94 • • COMPTON 1 980 COMPTON See a l so E d uca t i on-Compton COMPTON , W I LL I AM CLAUDE Acq u i tted s l ay i ng suspect p l ann i ng book on t r i a l , t i me I n j a i l F3 , 6A : 6 COMPUTERS See Data P rocess i ng CONCERTS See Mus i c CON E , J CARROLL See a l so Av i a t ion Hal l of Fame , Ark CONF I DENTI AL I TY See P r i vacy , R i gh t o f CONGRESS ( U S ) See U S - Congress CONGRESS I ONAL E L E C T I ONS See Ark- E 1 ec t i on s - -Congress CONNALLY , JOHN BOWDEN See a l so P re s i den t i a l E l ec t ion o f 1 980-Republ l ea n CONS ERVAT I ON See a l so C i v i l I a n Cons e rva t ion Corps Energy and Power Young Adu l t · Conserva t i on Corps CONSERVAT I O N COAL I T I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so Water ,. . . CONSERVAT I SH , POL I Tl CAL A r t i c l e says po l i t i ca l thought takes another s w i n g Mr2 3 , I F : 2 A r t i c l e on r i se o f new r i gh t , whos e s pokes me n a re now women who a re angry about ERA and other I s sues Mr24 , I B : 2 Secu l a r human i sm emerges a s new lessons i n no ra 1 1 ty enemy M r2 5 , l B : 2 urged i n publ i c c l as s rooms H r26 , I B : 2 Va l ue s c l a r i f i ca t ion p rograms i n publ i c schoo l s a t tacked a s human i sm M r2 7 , 1 B : 2 CONSORT I UHS See Co 1 l eges (gen ) Educa t l ona 1 Conso r t i um, Jo.i n t (Arkadel ph l a ) CONST I TUT I ON (ARK) See Ark-Cons t i tut ion CONSTRUCT I ON See . Bu 1 1 d i ng CONSUMER PROTE C T I ON See a l so Publ i c U t f l i t i es U S -Congress (Ark De l ega t i o n ) • CONWAY COUNTY CONSUMER RESEARC H , ARKANSAS (ORGN) A r t i c l e on nume rous I n t e rven t i ons by AC R 1 n to publ i c u t i l i ty rate i n c rease reques ts 026 , I F : S See a l so A rk-Cons t i t u t i on CONTACT (ORGAN I ZAT I O N ) See C r i s i s I n te rvent ion CONT I NENTAL TELEPHONE CO See a l so Te l ephones CONTRACTS See a l so Bank o f Mon tgomery County Na t i onal Leas i ng Corp CONVENT I ONS AND CONGRESSES . See a l so Parks (gen ) --Pet i t Jean A l so see geog heads CONWAY C i ty Counc i l proposed p r i v i l ege tax on bus i nesses s t i rs con t rove rsy Ja20 , 1 0A : 1 1 979 saw I ndus t r i a l g rowth Ja20 , 1 9G : 4 E l ec t i o n to be he l d on p l an to ra 1 s e noney Ja2 3 , 3A : 7 Pol 1 o f chambe r o f comme rce s hows p r i v i l ege tax oppos i t i on Ja24 , 8A : 6 Voters turn down p r i v i l ege tax and a pub l i c sa fety fee Mr26 , 3A : l D i spute between c i ty o ff i c i a l s and Fau l kne r County Taxpayers Assn esca l a tes Ap6 , 9A: l G reathouse Cab i n l et s h i s to ry I i ve My4 , 1 5 G : 4 See a l so Cypress C reek D i sas ters Educa t i on-Conway E l ec t r i c l i gh t and Powe r Fas t (James G . ) Company I ndependent l i v i ng Servi ces , I nc Method i s t Chu rch-Conway Nabho l tz Con s t r uc t i on Co Pol I ce-Conway Sunday Observance Va l l ey I ndus t r i e s , I nc Ward I ndus t r i es , I nc CONWAY COUNTY Taxpayer s u i t f l i ed aga i n s t County Judge Dav i d Trafford a n d ·5 JPs as k i n g that they persona l l y repay $ 1 35 , 393 the county borrowed from a bank t n 1 9 78 ; l oan was repa i d l n 1 979 by the county H r5 , 6A : 5 Sa l esman Lew i s Robert (Joe) S p l 1 ka i mp l i cates fo rme r County Judge Tom Sco t t I n b r i be ry scheme Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 Gene ra l e l ec t i on · 95 CONWAY COUNTY . . . 1 980 returns N6 , SA : 1 See a l so Hawk i n s , Ma rl i n L i quor Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 COOLEY, J . F . See a l so Po l i ce-State Po l i ce COON, KEN See a l so Ark-Loca l Serv i ces Dept . COON SUPPER (G I LLETTE) See . G I 1 l ette COOP E R COMMUN I T I ES See a l so Bel l a V i sta V i l l age Che rokee V i l l age Hot Spri ngs V i l l age COOPER, W. GRANT See a l so Co l l eges -Teache rs--UALR COORS (AOOLPH) CO Arkansas AFL-C I O wi l l boycott product in Ark Ja 1 6 , 8A : 8 F i rm an nounces d i s t r f butors h f ps J n Ark; Razorback coach Lou Ho l tz alll> n g those sel ected Ja 1 9 , 6B : 1 Lou Ho l tz w i th d raws as I nvestor Ja22 , 2A : 7 Ho l tz dec i s i on not res u l t of Un i ve rs i ty p ressure, Lou i s L . Ramsay says Ja23 , 5A: I Ho l tz refuses commen t Ja24 , l 1 A : 8 E d i tors commen t on Ho) tz as as i nvestor Ja2 7 , 3 E : 2 Two who l esal e perm i ts g ranted by ABC Hrl , 9A : l Arkansas i s tes t i ng s i te for Coo rs marke t i ng p l an Ag24 , 5E : 1 F i rm bene f l t t l ng from new market i ng concepts i n Ark Ag31 , 5E : I See a l so A l um l n i a Ceram i c s , I nc COORS PORCELA I N CO See a l so Al um l n t a Ceram i cs , I nc COPYRI GHTS See a l so Arts Cen te r , A rkansas CORB I N , DONALD See al so Ark-E l ec t l on s --Court o f Appea l s CORD-CHARLOTTE SCHOOL D I ST See Educa t i on-Cord Cha r l o t te CORN , MARTHA V I CKERS Wri te r , poet , p r i ze w i nner d i es Jy30, 1 4A : 7 CORN I NG See a l so Gas (Fuel ) COU RTS (ARK) CORPORAT I ONS Taxa t ion See Taxat i on - I ncome Taxa t i on-Real E s ta te and Othe r P roperty COSSATOT R I VER See a 1 so RI ve rs COTTON Searcy County fami l y has kept a ba l e o f cotton 52 yrs F l 3 , 4 B : 4 COTTON B E LT RA I L ROAD Cotton Be 1 t to end opera t ions on Rock I s l an d L i nes • B r i nkl eyL i t t l e Rock-Fordyce route ; B r i nkl ey to Memph i s route kept ; M i ssou r i Pa c i f l c to operate between Hazen and L i t t l e Rock Hy 3 1 , 1 A : 5 COUNSEL I NG Art i c l e on use of hypnothe rapy as a counse l i n g tool I n sol v i ng p robl ems of smok i n g , overea t i ng , poor concen t ra t ion and l ack of con f i dence N1 2 , t B:4 See a l so C r i s i s I n te rven t ion Re l i g i on and Churches COUNTERFE I T I NG Secret Servi ce se i zes $ 1 m i l l i on i n coun terfel t $20 b i t l s a t Benton ; 3 men a r res ted F2 7 , 1 A : 2 Bogus b i l l s found I n Conway and Faul kner Coun t i es Mr8 , 6A : 4 See a l so P r i sons-Ark State- - l ndus t r les COUNT I ES , ARKANSAS ASSOC I AT I ON OF See a l so Ark-Cons t i tut i on COUNTY GOVERNMENT See Ark-Local Gov t ; a l so see geog heads COUNTY JUDG E S , ARKANSAS ASSOC I AT I ON OF O ff i c i a l s e l ected a t s ta te conv Ja 1 0 , 5A : 4 COUPONS See P remi ums COURTS {ARK) Note : Court dec i s ions and o rders a re entered under subjects E d i to r s puzz l ed by Atto rney Gen 96 COURTS (ARK} 1 980 Steve C l a rk ' s reac t i on to rul i ng that press cannot be ba r red from court hea r i n gs Ja6 , 3E : 4 . State Supreme C t refuses to c l a r i fy i ts orde r to al l ow press to be present for hea r i ngs Ja8 , BA : l Panel i n House g i ves approva l to i n t roduc t ion o f proposed cQn s t l t u t lona l amdt to res t ructure c t sys tem Ja1 0 , 7A : l Emergency fund to be p roposed to he l p count i es pay cos t of ope ra t i ng courts when co funds a re l ow Ja l 0 , 1 2A : 1 Gov C l i nton ques t i ons source o f funds for j ud i c i a l a i d for coun t i es Ja 1 1 , 3A : 1 House w i l l con s i de r c t s t ructure Ja l l , 4A : 8 Gazette ed sees p roposed $2 . 5 m i l l ion fund p roposal a s s tep i n r i gh t d i rect ion fo r hel p i ng coun t i es Ja l l , 1 6A : l Art i c l e d i scusses curren t p roposal s for j ud i c i a l reform Jal 3 , 1 E : 5 Dumas paper conme.nts on c t orde r a l J owl ng press a t hea r i ngs Ja l 3 , 3E : I Leg i s l a t u re comp l etes act ion on p roposed j ud i c i a l amdt that woul d a l l ow the Leg i s to es tab the j u r l s d l c t1bn and geograph i c venue of a l l the s ta te ' s courts Ja 1 7, 1 A : 3 House o f Del egates . . of Arkansas B a r votes to keep secret res u l ts of. ra t i ngs of j udges Ja2 0 , 3A : l W i l l i am E . Beaunr:>nt J r asks Leg i s Jo i n t Budget Com to hel p coun t i es w i th c t . costs Ja22 , 6A : 4 Leg i s l a ture approves $50 , 000 to a i d coun t i es w i th expense o f t r i a l s Ja24 , 4A : 7 Gov B t l 1 C 1 i n ton s i gns act to requ i re Jud i c i a l Dep t to determ i ne before ass i gn i n g a spec i a l j udge to a c i v i l case tha t i s a y r o l d tha t th� l awyer f s not a t faul t t n delay Ja26, 1 A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l g i v i ng 1 0 pct pay ra i se to chancery, c i rc u i t and Supreme C t j udges Ja26 , 1 A : 4 Cou rt expenses exceeded by revenues they p roduce , s tudy s hows F24 , 1 1 A : 1 Rare s i tua t i on exposes f l aw o f p l ea barga I n t ng s y s tern H r2 3 , 1 6A : 1 S tudy recomnends s ta te pay opera t i ng costs of c i rcu i t and chancery c ts Ap2 7 , 4A : l Arkansas Jud i c i a l Counc i l softens gag rul e on ra t i ng of j udges by Arkansas Ba r A s sn My24 , 4A : 4 S ta te Supreme Court C h i e f Jus t i ce John s . Fog l eman urges end to ban on camera s COURTS (ARK) i n cou rt room Je8 , t 4A : l Bates v i l l e paper d i scusses i ssues i n costs o f opera t i ng courts Jy2 7 , 3E : 4 Backers of p l an to sel ect appel l ate j udges by mer i t outl i ne proposa l 0 5 , 1 3A : l On l y 1 5 j u r i s ts have rel eased resu l ts of Arkansas Bar Assn ra t i n g ; response by l awye rs tape r i ng off 0 1 0 , l OA : l Leg i s l a t i ve panel recommends hefty sa l a ry boos ts 0 1 8 , 6A : 1 Gazette sup ports passage of me r i t p t an fo r se1 ect i ng j udges fo r Court o f Appea l s and Sup reme Court 026 , 2 E : l Voters dec i de to e l ect j udges rather than use me r i t sys tem N5 , 1 A : 2 Summons de l i ve ry to k i n or emp l oyee i s not p rope r , Ark Court of Appea l s ru l es 04 , l SA : l Photograph i ng , b roadca s t i ng of t r i a l s i n Ark to be a l l owed as ex pe r i ment 09 , '•A : 1 See a l so A rk-E l ect ions --Chancery C t s C h i l d ren and Yo u th F reedom o f the Press Chancery Courts --D i s t 3 : Chance l l o r Robert H . Oud�ey re l eases h i s ra t i ngs and c r i t i c i sm Ag24 , 1 0A : � Chance l l o r John - -D i s t 4 : L i neba rge r and Jack Ray fo rfe i t bonds on charge of i n terfe r i ng wi th A rmy Eng i neer park ranger a t Beaver Lake Ja22 , 4A : 6 Chance l l o r John L i neba rge r re l eases h i s ra t i ngs by l awyers Jy l 5 , 9A : 4 Ed i to r commends Chance l l o r John L i nebarge r ' s examp l e Jy J 6 , 1 6A : t Chance l l o r Thomas F . Butt re l eases h i s Arkansas Bar As sn ra t i ng Jy28 , 3A : 2 --D i s t 6 : Chance l l o r Thomas A . G l aze re l eases h i s ra t i ng by l awye rs 028 , 1 1 A : 6 Gov B i l l C l i n ton appts Da v i d B . Bogard to Chancel l o r pos t D23 , 3A : 3 -- D i s t 2 0 : Chance l l o r Dan S tephens re l ea ses h i s ra t i ngs by l awye rs S 1 7 , 1 0A : 6 C J rcu i t Courts -- D i s t 2 : H . P . Cash I l l p l eads g u i l ty to ma r i j uana charge and cha rge of se l l i ng s to l en p rope rty ; case had l e d to f i l i ng of publ i c 97 COURTS (ARK) b r i bery charges aga i n s t Deputy P rose cutor Henry Swi ft Ja26 , 6A : l --Di s t 3 : Judge And rew G . Ponder rel eases h i s eva l ua t ion by l awyers S4 , ]A : 6 -- D i s t 4 : Judge Hahlon G . G i bson rel eases h i s A rkansas B a r Assn ra t i ng Jy28, 3A : 2 --D i s t 6 : E ff i c i ency to be sought by ass i gn i ng c r i m i na l cases to Judge Lowbe r Hend r i cks and c i v i l cases to Judge Perry V . Wh i tmore Ja5 , 7A : 3 S ta te Supreme C t s t r i kes down Act 629 o f 1 979 wh i ch empowe red C i rcu i t Judge R i chard B . A t k i nson to set pay of 2 c t emp loyees ; Judge W i l l l am E . Beau mont Jr had sought reve rsa l of l ocal l eg l s l a t f on Ja 1 5 , 5A : I Prosecutor W i i bu r C . Ben t l ey h i res h i s son , W i l 1 i am C . Ben t l ey , as i n ves t i gato r , says nepot i sm not i n vo l ved Ja 1 7 , 6A : 5 Lee A . Munson mus t repay Pu l a s k i County on l y $.335 s ta te Sup reme C t rules Jyl , 5A : 6 Gov B l l l C l i nton appts Ha r l an A . Webe r to j udgesh i p D23 , 3A : 3 See a 1 so Pul a s k i Coun ty-Fl nances--Budget --D i s t 1 4 : Judge Robert W. Mcco rk i nd a l e re l eases h i s ra t i n g by l awye rs 01 3 , )A : 1 --D i s t 1 5 : Judge Cha r l es H . Eddy re l eases h i s ra t i ngs Jy23 , 1 5A : I --Di s t 1 8 E as t : Con fl i ct deve lops between Judge Henry M . B r i t t and Chance l l o r James H. Chesnutt w i th JPs over pay for ct emp l oyees Ja20 , 1 2A : 1 Unoff i c i a l op i n ion of s tate Atto rney Genera l ' s o ff i ce ques t i ons 1 9 79 l aw on s a l a r i es o f cou r t empl oyees of D i s t 1 8-East Ag l 2 , 3A : l -- D i s t 1 9 : Judge Carl Bonner re l eases h i s Ba r Assn ra t i ng 0 1 7 , 1 5A : 8 --D i s t 2 0 : S ta te Cou rt o f Appea l s a s sa i l s remarks of Judge George F . Hartje dur i ng t r i a l S4 , 5A : 1 Judge George Hartje rel eases h i s ra t i ng by l awye rs S 1 7 , 1 0A : 6 Court o f Appea l s . A rt i c l e o f Judge Ma r i a n Pen i x F J , 1 F : 2 Ch i e f Judge E rn i e E . W r i g h t revi ews and ana l yzes work of the c t Hy30 , 2 3A : 1 Judge 1 980 COURTS (LOCAL) James H . P i l k i ngton re l eases h i s ra t i ng by l awye rs Jy1 9 , 5A : 3 Judge Dav i d Newbern rel eases h i s ra t i ngs Jy22 , 6A : 7 Judge E rn i e W r i ght and Paul Jameson release ra t i ngs Jy30 , 1 SA : 1 Judge S tee 1 e Hays rece i ves h i gh ra t i ngs f rom ba r Ag28 , 6A : 7 Judge Ma r i an F . Pen i x re l eases her ra t i ng by l awyers S 1 7 , l 0A : 6 Judge George Howa rd Jr re l eases h i s Ba r · Assn ra t i ng O l 4 , 6A : 3 Leg i s l a t i ve panel a g rees 7th j udge needed on c t ; propos a l made tha t ch i e f j udge b e 7th member and be el ected a t - l a rge 01 8 , 6A : l W . Haro l d Fl owe rs named to f i l l unexp i re d term o f Judge Howa rd N27, 5A : 2 Judges d raw lots for s taggered te rms D 1 7, 7A : 1 See a l so Ark· E l ect i ons--Court o f Appea l s Supreme � Note : Dec i s ions and o rders o f the ct a re entered under subject Judges Ri chard L. Mays and John F . S t roud J r expected to hel p g i ve b a lance to ct Ja6 , 6A : l C l a rendon ed d i�cusses prej u d i ces 2 recent ap po i n tees wi l l b r i ng to the ct Ja 1 3 , 3E : 3 C t takes back some cases I t had ass i gned Appea l s C t Ja29 . 6A : 7 Jus t i ce Da rre l l H i ckman opposes p l an i n p roposed cha rte r tha t wo u l d have Sup reme Ct j udges e l ected by d i s t r i cts My28 , 1 9A : l Judge George Rose Sm i th rel eases h i s ra t i ngs by l awyers Jy20 , 5A : 7 Jus t i ce John Pu rtl e gets h i gh marks on Arkansas Ba r Assn su rvey · 0 1 O , 1 OA : 1 Jus t i ce John F . S t roud rates 89 pct adequate or bette r i n ABA su rvey O l 1 , 1 2A : 2 Jus t i ce R i cha rd L . Mays releases h i s ra t i ngs O l 2 , 6A : 6 Jus t i ce Da rre l l H i c kman rel eases· h i s ra t i ng by l awye rs O l 9 , 3A : 1 See a l so Ark- E l ect i ons--Supreme C t COURTS (LOCAL) Art i c l e desc r i bes court-watche r p rograms i n effect a t She rwood and North L i t t l e P-ock N l 6 , 1 F : 2 Vo l un teers i n Cou rts is a Jeffe rson County COURTS {LOCAL) 1 980 p rogram des i gned to ass i s t f i rs t of fenders N 1 6 , 1 F : 6 Fami l y Courts (P roposed ) . Leg i s J at l ve panel to s tudy p roposal to set up fam i l y cou rts In each county w i t h swee p i n g j u r i sd i ct i on over d i vo rce , adopt ion and j uven i l e e r i mes Je2 7, l 1A:1 Mun ic ipa l Cou rts . S tate Sup reme C t r u l e s mun i c i pa l cts have author i ty to hand l e sma l l c l a i ms cases I n d i sputes between res i den ts of d i f ferent coun t ies F20 , 9A : 7 --Baux i te : S u i t I n fede ral court a l l eges kanga roo court operates to ra i se reven ue ; $ 1 . 2 5 m i l l i on sought from c i ty of f i c i a l s S5 , 6A : 1 - - Ben ton : J udge Sam Ed G i b son under f i re for hand l i n g of d runken d r i v i n g cases 029 , 9A : l --Hot S p r i ng s : See a l so C r i me and C r l m l na 1 s--Ba 1 1 --L i t t l e Roc k : S t udent s tudy o f c t says ru l e l s g u i l ty unt i l p roven I nnocent My2 0 , 8A : 7 Mun i c i pa l Judge Jack Ho l t to ret i re at end of th i s yr Je22 , 8A : l HethQds used ra i se ques t i ons 0 1 9 , 1 A : 2 Pact w i th prose cuto r i n c reases docke t , f i nes 020 , 1 A : 4 I n come f rom sma l l c l a i ms cases on l y fract ion o f yea r l y revenue 02 1 , 3A : 6 --Pu l as k i Coun ty : Su i t cha l l enges 1 9 79 l aw that c reated P u l a s k i County Mun i c i pa l C t Ap30 , 9A : 5 --Rogers : Mun i c i pa l Judge Stephen A. Ge i g l e res i gns under pres s u re F9 , 5A : l I van Cag l e p l eads I nnocent to charge of th reaten i n g econom i c re pr i sa l aga i n s t Judge Ge i g l e F 1 1 , 5A : l Cag l e pl eads i n nocent F l 5 , 6A : 7 I van Cagl e found i nnocen t on cha rge of a t tempt t o i n fl uence a p ub l t c se rvan t Hr2 1 , l 4A : 6 COURTS (US) C i rcu i t Cou rts ( D i s t 8) . C h i e f j udge-des i gnate Dona l d Lay l auds nom i nat ion of R i chard S . Arno l d to seat on c t Ja l , 9A : l Judge R i chard Arnol d l i s t s net wo rth of $ 1 32 , lt J li to Senate panel Ja5 , ltA : 3 Senate panel COURTS (US) app roves nom i nat i on of R i chard Arno l d F20 , 1 A : 3 R i chard S . A rno l d con f i rmed by Senate F2 1 , 7A : l Art i c l e on Judge Ri chard S . A rno l d and h i s s t y l e Hr3 , 1 8 : 4 R i chard s . Arno l d sworn i n at L i t t l e Rock before l a rge g roup of j ud i c i a l and pol i t i ca l l eaders Mr8 , 4A : 1 Fede ra l D i s t (Ark) : John E . Wa l ke r aga i n asks Judge-els i jane T r i mb l e Roy to c l a r i fy her s tand I n d i squal i fy i ng herse l f after h i s rema rk that fede ral j ud i c i a ry l s rac i s t Ja9 , 7A : l Henry Woods shows i ncome In 1 979 was $ 1 9 7 , 000 Ja9 , l 2A : 3 John Wa l ke r ' s comments that fede ra l j u d i c i a ry I s rac i s t prompts campa i gn of l et te rs to House of De l egates o f the Arkansas Bar Assn seek i n g condemna t i on o f Wa l ke r and E ugene H un t ; Wa l ke r says Arkansas Bar a l so has h i s to ry of rac i sm Ja 1 6 , 5A : t Judge Roy refuses to a l te r her s tand on rema rks made by John Wa l ke r Ja 1 7 , I A : 2 Gazette op poses ba r adopt i on of resol ut i on on Wa l ke r Ja 1 7 , 1 4A : I Former Ark Supreme C t Jus t i ce J i m Johnson defends Wa l ke r ' s r i ght to c r i t i c i ze fede ral cts Ja l ] , 1 4A : 3 Arkansas Ba r tab l es ac t i on on Wa l ke r ' s charge of rac i sm Ja20 , 1 A: 2 Leade rsh i p Roundtabl e ques t i ons f i tness of Judge Roy to pass j udgment on cases of b l acks ; Vas h t i O . Varnado was member of d ra f t i ng com Ja22 , 2 A : 2 Robert Mc i n tosh th rows s u rp r i se party for j udge Roy , wi shes everyone was her k i n d of "rac i s t" Ja2 4 , 4A : 6 P i ne B l uff paper says Arkansas Ba r has taken a s tand for mo ra l I mpotence Ja2 7 , 3E : 4 John F . Wel l s , a L i tt l e Rock pub l i s he r , tel l s Senate panel hea r i n g on nom i na t ion of Henry Woods that Woods record ta i n ted by h i ghway scanda l s dur i ng McMa t h adm F8, 1 A : 4 Senate panel approves nom i na t ton o f Hen ry Woods F20 , l A : 3 Hen ry Woods con f i rmed by sen F2 1 , 7A : 1 Woods names h i s c l e rks F2 1 , 7A : l Judge E l s i jane Roy d i squa l i f ies her sel f in rac i a l b l as s u i t aga i n s t S t V i ncent because John Wa l ke r I s l awye r for p l a i n t i ffs F2 3 , 6A : 4 Arch i e 99 COURTS ( U S ) ·- 1 980 Schaffer p l eased w i th outcome of Woods appmt ep i sode F24 , 2E : 3 Some l eaders unaware P res Ca rter had pl edged to name b l acks Mr2 , 1 A : 2 Hen ry Woods sworn l n a s j udge Mr1 5 , 1 2A : l A rt i c l e on Judge Woods and h i s new ro l e Mrl 9 , 1 B : 2 George Howa rd J r nomi nated for j udge by P res Carte r ; Howa rd woul d be f i rs t b l ack to serve i n Ark My31 , 1 0A : 6 Judge G . Thomas Ei s e l e named bes t j udge i n US E i gh th C i rcu i t i n pol l Je26 , BA : l Judge Pa u l X . W i l l iams to seek sen i o r s tatus ; m:>ve opens vacancy I n Wes te rn O l s t o f A r k Je2 7 , 9A : 1 Judge Henry Woods c r i t i cal of a t to rney John W. Wa l ker fo r not comp l y i ng wi th the j udge ' s d i rec t i on for submi t t i n g l egal con c l us i ons Jy30 , �A : 6 A t torney John W. Wa l ke r repl i e s to Judge Heary Woods in a c r i t i ca l 3-page l etter tha t cal l ed fo r j udge to put matter i n to better perspec t i ve Jy31 , 1 4A : 7 Feder al Judge G . Thomas E i se l e d i squal i f i es h i mse l f i n race b i a s s u i t aga i n s t Un ion Na t i onal Bank because of l ns i nua t i ons by a t torney John Wa l ke r tha t j udge m i ght be part i a l S 5 , I A : 2 John W . Wa 1 ke r and P A . Hol l i ngsworth say d i squa l i f i ca t i on by Judge E i se l e l eaves i mp l i cat ion that they were pe tty, unprofes s i ona l ; Judge den ies mo t ion for exp l an a t i on for h i s act ion S9 , 5A : 6 Repub l i cans de lay nom i na t ion of George Howa rd fo r j udgesh i p S 1 1 , 1 A : 5 Ea rl y nom i nat i on of George Howa rd J r to federal j udge post urgen t , Senator Dav i d P ryor says S 1 � , 1 A : 5 Judge G . Thomas E i se l e sug gests s tudy of merger of Eas tern and Wes tern D i s ts ; gets oppos i t i on S 1 6 , 1 A : 5 Gaze tte connents on de l ay I n Howa rd nom i na t i on S 1 6 , 1 0A : l Nom i na t i on o f George Howa rd c l ea rs Sen panel S l 8 , J A : 8 George Howa rd J r wins Senate approval S30 , I A : 3 P roposed c l os i ng of cou rt rooms made by US of f i c i a l s b r i ngs object ions from Judge G . Thomas E i se l e 09 , I A : 4 Judge W i l l iam R . Ove rton s t rongl y opposes i dea of c l os i ng cou rtrooms O I 0 , 6A : I F i ve members o f Ark Con g res s i onal CRA I GHEAD COUNTY De l ega t i on oppose c l os i ngs 01 1 , 6A : l A r t i c l e revi ews ach i evemen ts o f Judge George Howa rd Jr 030 , 1 8 : 4 George Howa rd J r takes oath , cal l s event a soc i a l mi l es tone 031 , I OA : l Arkansas Bar Assn panel suggests a l l 7 j udges tes t d i s t merger p l an before I t l s adopted N2 , 20A : 1 John w . Wa l ke r re fuses to tes t I fy i n case before Judge E l s i jane T r i mb l e Roy j Wa l ke r says Judge T r i mb l e has con s p l coous b i a s towa rd h i m D 1 6 , 4A : 4 Eas tern D i s t r i c t adopts equa l oppo rtun i ty pl an fo r I ts emp l oyees 01 9 , l OA : l See a l so Legal P rofes s i on Supreme Cou rt . Forme r l aw c l e rk A l l en Gates o f L i t t l e Rock , con111e nts on accu racy of new book, The B reth.e rn Ja2 3 , 1 8 : 2 COVE CREEK See a l so Water Po l l ut i on COX COTTON COMPANY F i rst Tennessee Bank gets court o rder ha l t i ng s h i pment of g ra i ns f rom warehouses owned by Dona l d , George and Robe rt James ; g ra i n was put up as co 1 1 ate ra l fo r $ 3 mt 1 1 ion l oan Ag 1 2 , SA :�. Bankruptcy p l an s , S pet i t ions f i l ed by James fami l y of Corn i ng Agl 3 , 1 1 C : l Three f l rms 1 assets s u rpas s debts Ag 1 9 , 7A : 6 Aud l t I n d i cates $225 , 000 in sorghum may be m i s s i ng Ag2 1 , 5C : 2 Judge orders rem:>va l o f equ i pmen t farmers pl aced I n front of James B rothers Co e l evators S 1 3 , 1 2A : 8 Act i on by bankruptcy c t del ayed I n James b rothe rs case 028 , 9A: 3 Tennes see bank pet i t ions for forced l i qu i dat ion for notes James f i rms s i gned N 8 , 4A : 8 M i ssou r i f i l es appeal to hal t g ra i n hea r i ng D20 , 5A : 6 COZZOL I NO , CHARLES See a l so Arkansas Ch i l dren ' s Col ony-Conway CRABTRE E , HENRY Federa l off i c i a l s transfer .Henry C rabt ree from C unwn l ns P r i son Farm to a fede ra l p r i son F20 , 9A : 4 See a l so Hurde rs --Burch C RA I GHEAD COUNTY Forme r County Judge B i l l R. C l a r k I nd i cted on 8 counts of accept i ng • 1 00 CRA I GHEAD COUNTY � . . 1 980 b r i bes and k i ckbacks from road ma ter i a l s suppl i e r , Pau l A . Ba l dwi n F22 , 1 A : 4 C l a rk enters i nnocent p l ea F2 7 , 3A : 6 B i l l C l a rk f i l es for e l ec t ion as County Judge Ap3 , 6A : 4 Add i t iona l a l l ega t i ons c i ted i n new I nd i ctment o f C l a rk Ap25 , 1 4A : l Jack 0 1 Roark tes. t l f i es he gave County Judge .B I 1 1 R. C l a rk goods and cash as k i ckback for purchases Jy22 , 9A : 1 C l a rk tes t i f i es he neve r took k i ck backs Jy23 , 6A : 1 C la rk found gu 1 1 ty of ta k i ng b r i be s and ki ckbacks Jy24 , 1 A : 8 Forme r County Judge B i l l R . C l a rk gets 3-y r term, $ 2 5 , 000 f i ne 08 1 1 A : 4 Gene ra l e l e c t i on returns N6, 5A: 1 C RA I GHEAD ELECTR I C COOPERAT I VE CORP Danny Fa u l k gets 5 y rs , f i ne for embezz l i ng $ 6 7 , 000 My2 , 8A : 6 CRANME R , HOR R I S See a l so l n tox Labs CRAT�R O F D I AMONDS STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) - -C ra te r of D i amonds CRAWFORD COUNTY Leg i s la t i ve Jo i n t Aud i t Com to g i ve f i nd i ngs to prosecuto r ; p robe I n vo l ves purchases by former County Judge Wa l te r Kay l o r and sho rtage I n funds i n o f f i ce o f former C i rcu i t C l e rk G l en W i se l y My 3 1 , 1 0A : 3 P rose cutor seeks to recover p u rchas i ng reco rds f rom Wa l te r Kay l o r and 2 former ass i s ta n ts Jy29 , 5A : 5 Cha rge of felony the f t of county funds pl aced aga i n st Mrs Juan i ta Rowe , former emp loyee i n off i ce o f County Judge Ag l 9 , 5A : 2 Federa l j udge d i s m i s ses su i t f i l ed b y Wa l te r Kaylor aga f ns·t P rosecutor Ron F i e l ds 524 , 5A : I General e l ec t ion returns N61 SA: I CRAWFORD, GERALD See a l so Po i nsett County CREAT I VE LANDSCAP E , I NC See a l so A rch i tecture C RE D I T Repr Cha r l es 0 . Wade J r expected to I n t roduce b i l l i n Leg i s to a l l ow state l eg i s l a t u re to set I n teres t rates Ja6 , 1 4A : 1 Leg i s l a ture beg ins C RE D I T wo rk on p roposed change i n u s u ry l aw Ja8 1 1 A : 2 Leg i s l ature s tud i es pro posed amdt to a l low i t to set I n ter e s t 1 i m l t Ja9 , 4A : l Leg i s l a t i ve panel spends day l i s ten i ng to d i scuss ion on a l l ow f ng Leg i s to se.t 1 i rn i t ; no act i on taken Ja l 0 , 4A : 1 Panel changes usury p ropos a l ; rate change to re q u i re two-thi rds vote of the Leg i s l ature Ja 1 2 , 1 A : 2 A rkansas automob i l e dea l ers l os i ng 3C protect i on fo r f i nan c i ng because o f 1 0 pct i ntere s t l t rn l t Ja 1 3 , 5 E : l House passes p ro posed amdt to a l low leg i s l a ture to set I n teres t rate Jal 5 , 1 A : 2 House ro l l ca l l vote on p roposed amdt on I n teres t rates Ja 1 5 , 4A : 8 Gazette ed on m i s ca l cu l a t i on on usury Ja 1 5 , 1 0A : l Senate toys w i th i n te res t b i l l , re cesses before vote Ja 1 6 , ·4A : 1 Leg I s 1 a t u re comp l etes . act ton on usury amdt Ja 1 7 , 1 A : 3 At tempt to ra i se ce l l i ng on I n te res t sh i fts back to con s t i tut ional convent ion Ja27 , 5A : l Comm i ttee seek i ng changes w i l l spend $200 , 000 Ja2 7 , 5A : 2 E d i tors commen t on Leg i s l a t u re ' s sol ut ion to i n te rest rate p roblem Ja27 , 3E : l Debtor can exempt up to $500 I n unpa i d wages I f sued, Ark Supreme C t rules F20 , 9A : 7 U S Senators Dale Bumpers and Dav i d P ryo r sponsor amdt to ban k i ng b i l l to a l l ow ove r r i de of usury l aw for s t a te-chartered f i nanc i a l I ns t i t u t i ons Hr4 , 3A : 1 Confe rence com I n Cong agrees to ove r r t de Ark usury l aw fo r Ark f i nanc i a l f n s t l t u t l ons H r6 , 1 A : 2 Spec i a l Judge B ruce T . Bu l l ion ru l es Arkansas usury l aw t s va l i d , does not con f l i ct w i th US Cons t i tut ion M r8 , 1 A : 6 T i ghter re s t r i c t ions on c red i t ca rds woul d af fect Arkansans on l y s l i gh t l y Hrl 7 , 2A : 6 E d i to r comments on c t ru l i ng tha t usury l i m i t i s l ega l Mrl 6 , J E : 3 Borg-Wa rner f i l es counterc l a i m cha l l en g i ng s tate usury l aw Mr22 , 7A : 4 Bank i ng b i l l passed by U S House con ta i ns 3 p rov i s ions a ffect i ng usury l i m i t Mr2 8 , 2A : 3 Senate pa s ses b i l l on i n te res t ra tes , sends i t to P res Mr29 , 1 A : 7 J i m Guy Tucker says 101 C RE D I T � · · 1 980 cons t l tut fon shou l d not set r n te rest rates Ap l 7, 6C : J Fede ral Judge Henry Woods d J smJ sses cha l l enge to s tate usury l aw Jn Borg-Warner case Ap l 9 , I OA : l A rkansas Sup reme C t ho l ds 1 Ru l e of 78s • on loan does not cons t i tute usury , but fees fo r l a te payment may v i o l ate l aw Ap22 , 5 C : 7 Loan o f $ 1 00, 000 by Cap i ta l S&L of l i tt l e Rock w i t h rate of 91 pct I n te re s t and 1 pct or i g i na t i on fee does not v i o l a te usury l aw Ap29 , 5A : 6 Cons t i tut ional Conv panel reacts favorab l y to p l an to a l l ow Leg l s to set I n te rest rates Hyl l , 8A : 1 State AFL-C I O pres J . B i l l Becke r cal l s meet i n g a farce , dec l i nes to appear before panel of Const I tut fonal Conv My1 7 , J A : 8 Comm i ttee for Fa i r I n ter e s t Rates to beg i n pet i t i on d r i ve fo r amdt to a 1 low Leg I s · to set rates My2 5 , 4A : 3 Panel of Con s t i tut i onal Conv adopts I n te re s t p l a n ; rate wou l d be set by Leg i s l ature Je l , I A : S State Supreme Ct rules proposed usury amdt subm i t ted by Leg l s I s not va l i d be cause f t was i n t roduced I n an ex tended sess ion Je3 , 1 A : 4 S tate Sup reme C t upho l ds val i d f ty o f ma te r i a l man ' s l i en l aw Je3 , 6A : I Arkan sas Ban k i ng Bd ra i ses pena l ty for ea r l y w i thdrawa l , sets m i n i mum on rate JeS , 6C : 8 Mo rtgage rates cut by S&Ls i n A rk lri effort to spur home mortgage market Jel3 , 1 A : 6 Bankers I n Ark s truggl e to r i d themsel ves of usury thorn Je1 7 , JC : l Enough s i gna tures obta i ned for ba l l ot spot for proposal to a l l ow Leg l s to set I n ter est rates Je24 , 1 A : 5 P ract i ce of f l gu r l ng i n terest on 360-day year ru l ed va l i d Jyl , SA: l Two l oans by Fausett and Co to G and P Rea l Esta te, I nc , r u l ed usur ious ; serv i ce fee c i ted ; s tate Supreme C t negates 1 895 ru l i ng on tak i ng h i ghes t l egal rate of I n teres t on a loan I n advance Jy8, 8A : I R i de r a t tacked to hous i ng act s i gned by P res Carte r furthe r p re empts A rk usury l aw ; l enders can cha rge 1 6 pct fo r b us i ness or agr l oans o f $ 1 , 00 0 or mo re 0 1 8 , l A : B 1 02 CRE D I T Arkansas De l ega t i on s i l e n t , absent when usury change passed Cong N2 , 1 4A : l P roposal fo r Leg i s to set ce i l i ng on I n te re s t rate goes down to defeat NS , 2A : 2 Voters defeat p ro Arndt 60 to s ta te Cons t i tut ion posed . wh l ch woul d have a l t owed Leg i s l ature to set I n te re s t l l m l ts N6 , BA : I A rt i c l e exp l o res poss f b l l f t l e s for con sumers I n wake of defeat of p roposa l s to ra i se i n terest ce l l I n g ; fede ral preemp t i ons exp l a i ned N 1 6 , 5E :4 Acl l n Fo rd contract rul ed usur ious ; t i t i e g I ven to Corde 1 l s N2 3 , 8A: 6 New mag I c fa l l s i n campa i gn to ra i se i n te re s t l f m f t N2 3 , 5E : 2 C ha r l es Ray d i scusses ma j o r effects of the fa i l ed effo rts to ra i se i n te rest l i m i t N 30 , 5E : 1 Arkansas Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l urges na t i onal i nterest rate ce l l i ng 04 , 2A : 3 Backers o f p l an to change usury l aw review defeat D 7 , 5E : l Arkansas Supreme Court rules that fede ra l Omn i bus Bank i ng Act does not p re-empt Ark Cons t i tut ion ' s 1 0 pct I nte rest ce l l i n g on a l l loan s ; f i nanc i a l l eaders i n s ta te o f shock 02 3 , 1 A : 8 Usu.r:y rul f ng puts lenders t n confus Ion ; rehea r i ng o r c l a r l f i ca t l.on to be sough t . rul i ng cou l d be changed when 3 new j us t i ces take seats on s tate Supreme Ct next mo D24 , 1 A : 2 D r John A . Domi n i ck , p rofessor o f bank i ng a t Un i ve rs i ty o f ·Ark a t Faye ttev i l l e , says s ta te Sup reme C t 1 1abso 1 ute l y dead wrong" I n ru I t ng tha t federa l l aw d i d not ove r r i de l i m i t i n Ark Cons t i tu t i on D24 , 1 A : 2 Gazette cal l s rul i ng a th reat to Ark economy 024 , I OA : J Arkansas Sup reme Court revises I ts us u ry rut I ng to s ta te that f t appl i e d on l y to the part i es and c i rcums tances I n the case; f i nanc i a l I ns t i tu t i ons p l eased, but subs tance of dec i s i on i s unal te red 030 , l A : B Governor-el ect Frank D . Wh i te to back repea l o f I n te rest 1 f m l t DJ0 , 3A : 4 See a l so A rk-Cons t i tut Ion Bank of Montgomery County Borg-Wa rne r Acceptance Corp CRE D I T · .. 1 980 Co l l ect ion Agenc i e s E l ec t r i c L i ght Mas t i c Corp Texa rkana Wes te rn Auto Store (Ye 1 1 v i· l l e) CRED I T CARDS AND ACCOUNTS See a l so C red i t CRED I T RAT I NG AGENC I E S U S C i rcui t C t o f Appea l s reverses awa rd to B renda Thorn ton I n su i t aga i ns t Equi fax I nvo l v i ng c re d i t ra t i ng rept F28 , JA : 2 See a l so Eoff Rea ) Es tate Rental Co CRED I T UN I ONS See a l so Pul aski Coun ty Empl oyees C re d i t · Un i on Sal i ne County Educa t i ona l Federal C red I t Un ion C R I ME AND CR I M I NALS Arkansas Supreme Court changes speedy t ri a l r u l e to be marked by ca l en da r rather than terms of ct Jyl , 8A : 5 Un.I ted S tates Sup reme Court up ho l ds power of Arkansas Supreme Court to nr>d i fy p r i son sen tences Jy l , 1 3A : J State Attorney Gene ra i = s O ff i ce pro poses rev i s ion of Ac t 93 of 1 9 77 wh i ch requi res mi n i mum sentence for hab i tua l offenders 5 1 7 , 1 A : 4 See a l so Bank Robbe r i e s B d b e ry Cap i ta l Pun l shment C h t l dren-C r l me Col l eges C rabtree , Henry Cuba-Re fugees F reedom of the Press Gamb l i ng K i dnapp i ng L i quor Murders HurreJ 1 , John A . P r i sons and P r i soners Ra eke tee r I ng Robbe ries Search and Se i zure Sex C r imes Shoo t i ngs C R I S I S I NTERVENTI ON --Ba i ) : Hea r i ng deta i l s v l o l a t ions o f ba l l bond fee l i m i ts at Jackson v i l l e Ap1 6 , 8A : I Former Jacksonv i l l e Po l i ce Sgt Hark Bowman tes t i f i es Po- · 1 1 ce C h I ef John Shepherd ordered that ba l l bond act i v i t i es not be I nves t i gated Ap1 7 , 7A : l Hea r i ng ends on ba l l fee v f o t a t tons a t Jeck1Sonvl l 1 .., Ap1 8 , 1 5A : 6 Ba l l bonds and f i nes handl i ng p rocedu res changed a t Hot S p r i ngs a fte r cont rove rsy NJ0 , 7A : I --Fa i r and Speedy T r i a l : Arkansas Sup reme Ct rul i ng on speedy t r i a l I n c i rcu i t courts having mo re than one j udge ; ru l i ng frees Le roy Al exander of murder con v i ct Ion Apl 5 , 1 A : 2 S ta te Sup reme C t rul es 4 C unm l ns p r i soners who escaped b r i efl y I n 1 977 were t r i ed w i th i n l ega l t i me l i m i t Ap29 , SA: 1 See a l so Murde rs-Jackson Po i nsett County --Stat I s t i es : C r i me r i ses 4 pct I n 1 979 I n Ark Ap4 , 6A : 4 V i o l en t c r i me I ndex shows dec l i ne I n Ark Jy 1 2 , 3A : 4 Robberies up 3 6 pct I n Ark; o the r catego r w es a i so show I nc rease Ag2 5 , 3A : 1 C r i me rate rept for A rk 022 , 1 1 A : l Tota l conv i ct i ons ri se I n 1 980 In Ark, FB I says N S , 9A : 5 L i t t l e Rock . Major c r i me rate d rops at Lif"'Ja20 , 2A : 2 No rth L i t t l e Rock . C r i me rate up I n No rth Llt t l e'""'ROCk Jy 1 9 , 9A : 4 Sebas t i an County. B i za r re c r i me wave i n south part o f county puzzl es o ff i ce rs Ja6 , 1 2A : l C R I S I S I NTERVENT I ON C r i s i s Center cuts hours and servi ces because g rant from s ta te o f f f ce on Drug Abuse and Al coho 1 P re vent ion was b l ocked Ja29 , 4A : 7 Counse l i ng serv i ce ca l l ed Con tact has been den t e d appeal for $20, 539 I n funds l t sought from s tate O ff i ce on A l cohol and Drug Abuse Preven t ion Ag 1 9 , 9A : 4 G rant a l l ows C r l s t s Cen te r of Ark to resume ' hel p l i ne • 0 7 , 8A : 6 Leade rs o f A rkansas Gay R I gh ts , I nc , c r i t i c i ze Contact fo r refe rr i ng cal l s · 1 03 CRI S I S I NTERVENTI O N � ·- 1 980 from homosexua l s to a mental hea l th agency D27 , 4A : 2 C R I TTENDEN COUNTY . General e l ec t ion ret u rns N6, 5A : 1 See a l so L i quor Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 CROSS COUNTY Genera l e l ection returns N6, SA : I See a l so To rnadoes ApB Ap9 . CROSSETT See a l so Georg i a Pac i f i c Corp CROWLEY ' S RI DGE STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Crow1ey 1 s R i dge CRUELTY TO AN I MALS See An i ma l s CUBA John Dacus o f Jonesboro , I s amon·g Ame r i cans rel eased from p r i son I n Cuba 0 1 4 , 1A : 6 A rkansan John Dacus of Jonesboro , among p r i soners rel eased by Cuba 028 , 1 A :2 John Dacus returns to Jonesboro home 029 ,9A : 1 Refugees !!!!_ Expa t r ia tes . Up to 1 5, 000 C uban refugees to be housed at Fort Chaffee 11y8 , 1 A : 8 Arkansans re act cool l y to p l an to use Fort Chaffee 11y8, I A : 5 Bar l I ng fears Inf l ux of Cubans Hy9 , 1A : 6 Refugees to a rr i ve a t Fort Chaffee today Hy9, 1A : 8 Robert Mc i n tosh uses coffin to show h i s d i sp l easure wi th refugees Hy9, 4A : 6 F i rs t fl i ght b r i ngs 1 2 8 men to Fort Chaffee , screen i ng , checkups to be done at Chaffee ; one heckler ar rested Hy1 0 , 1 A : 8 Probl ems develop I n p rocess i ng Cubans as a rr l va 1 s speed up Myl I , IA : 2 B i gger I nfl ux o f refu gees seen a t Chaffee My1 2 , 1A : 2 Inter views s l owed by l ack o f equi pment Hy1 3 , IA : S 8 1 1 1 Al exander u rges federa l custody unt l l refugees a.re checked My1 3 , 1 A : 6 Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton suggests use o f a l rcraft ca r r i e r to screen Cubans before they reach Ame r i ca My1 4 , 1 A : 7 Time needed for I n-depth I nterviews reduced Hyl 4 ,2A : 2 Gazette publ i shes poem on open door pol i cy My1 4 , l �A : t Four Cubans taken I nto p rotec t i ve custody at Fort Chaffee ; one man s tabbed Hy1 5 , I A : 6 Senator Davi d Pryor asks OAS fo r hel p CUBA wi th refugees Hy1 6 , t A : 8 Tests I nd i cate TB and syphJ 1 t s I n 7 Cubans My1 6 , I A : 8 Mos t refugees found to be very heal thy My1 6 , 2A : 8 B i i i Al ex ander and John Paul Ha1t111e r schm i d t tou r Fort Chaffee, comment on refugee prob l em ; Al exander backs ove rthrow of F i del Cas t ro Hy1 7, 1 A : 4 Screen i ng o f refugees revea l s a fourth o f them h�ve ques t i onab le past My1 8 , 1 A : 4 Art i c l e desc r i bes fl rst day of f reedom at Camp Chaffee My1 8 , 1 F: 1 Churches , other g roups ha rd at wo rk hel p i ng refugees Hyt 8 , 7F : 3 Patrol set up to ha l t runaways from Fo rt Chaffee My20 , 1 A : 6 Some forme r p r i soners face deportat ion My2 1 , 3A : l Increas i n g I nc i dents o f l a rceny and other d i s turbances p rompts cal I I n g o f Puerto R i can Nat i onal Guard to Fort Cha ffee ; 30 Cubans l eave camp Hy22 , 1 3A : 4 Stockade opens a t Fort Chaffee as 5 Cubans l eave , 3 hel d I n veh i c l e theft Hy2 3 , 1 2A : I Refugee at Chaffee a r res ted In 1 964 hf jacki n g My23 , 1 2A : 4 Fo rt Chaffee c l osed to those not on off i c i a l bus i ness Hy24 , 1 3A.: 1 A rkansas churches a s ked to l ea d I n sponsors for Cubans My24 , 1 3A : l Pol i ce off t cers warned about p i ck i ng up refugees just because they wa l k o ff base Hy2� , 1 3A : l Ku Kl ux Kl an ho l ds protest ral l y a t Fort Smi th aga i ns t refugees ; Robert Mc i n tosh protests aga inst Kl an My2 5 , 1 A : 2 Cubans f l ee Fort Chaffee , a re caught Hy27, 5A: 2 Autho r i t i es round up refugees who f l ed Fort Chaffee ; ang ry Gov C t l nton tel l s o f f i c i a l s they have 72 h rs to t i ghten secu r i ty , o rders Nat i onal Guard to a rea ; fear of Ku Kl ux Kl an ra i d may have t r i ggered fl i ght Hy28 , 1 A : 4 Loca l l aw enforcement agenc ies wi l l a r res t Cubans who l eave base des p i te federa l d i sapproval , offlc t a l s warn ; Army re sponds to request of Gov C l i nton to Pres Carter by s�n d l ng add i t ional gua rds Hy29 , I A : 8 · C rowd of l ocal res i dents and rel a t i ves of refugees . ga ther outs i de gate Hy29 , 2A : 3 Guards ha l t rush of Cubans towa rd ma i n gate · CUBA 1 980 a t Fort Cha ffee ; rel a t i ves ques t i on del ay I n p roces s i ng ; res i dents o f a rea upset My30 , I A :4 Sena tor Bumpe rs urges P re s Ca rter to depu t l ze Chaffee t roops My30 , 2A : I+ Ma i n gate a t Chaffee b l ocked by Cubans protes t i ng s l ow pace of p rocess i ng Hy3 1 , 1 A : 4 I mm I g ra t l on Se r v i ce speeds u p pro cess I ng a t Fort Cha ffee Jel , 1 A : 6 Cuban refugees r i o t a t Fort Cha ffee ; shots f i red; 1 5 t roopers I nj ured ; Gov B l l l C 1 1 nton rushes to base ; roads b l ocked I n a rea Je2 , 1 A : 7 Res i dents of B a r i I ng angry Je2 , 1 A : 8 Ca l m re turns a t Fort Cha ffee ; f nj ury tot I s tands a t 62 Je3 , I A : 4 Gov C l i n ton goes to B a r i I ng to t ry to ease fears ,, p romi ses hel p ; C l i nton says he wants the t roub l emake rs out of the camp and out of the s ta te Je 3 , I A : 5 Order I ss ued l a s t week at Wh i te House ca l l ed for use of l i m i ted force to res t ra i n refugees , Gov B i l I C l i n ton says ; State Po l f ee pra i sed for a c t i on a s m i l i ta ry o ff i c i a l s s tood by du r i ng r i o t ; Bumpe rs , P ryor and Hamner schm i d t c r i t i ca l of handl i n g of s i tu a t ion by US o ff i c i a l s Je3 , 1 A : 8 Ga zette corrments on r i ots Je3 , 1 2A : l Depa rture from camp to be speeded to 300 per day rate Je4 , 1 A : 5 Cuba 1 s o ff i c i a l newspaper says refugees met w i th po l l ee c l ubs and bul l e ts when they sought l i be rty a t Fo rt Chaffee Je 4 , 1 A : 5 A rt i c l e on act i v i t i es of weary refugees who barter w i th c i ga rettes and p l ay games of chance Je4 , 1 A : 6 P res i den t Ca rte r assures Bumpers and P ryor that no rn:>re Cubans wl l l be sent to Chaffee Je4 , I A : 8 Ga zette ed on reasonabl e force at Cha ffee Jei+ , 1 6A : 1 Pol I reveals a tt i tude o f state res i dents towa rd refu gees Je4 , 1 7A : 3 P rotests by g roups outs i de Fort Chaffee banned ; base c l osed to fam i l i e s of refugees Je5 , 1 A : 3 Gov C l i n ton d i scusses b reakdown that de l ayed o rder to use force Je5 , J A : S John Paul Hammerschm i dt I n t ro· duces reso l u t i on I n Cong u rg i n g depo rta t i on of u n ru l y Cubans Je5 , 2 A : 6 Fort Cha ffee p rocess i n g speeds up Je6 , 1 1 A : 1 Senators Bumpers and Pryor CUBA a s k P res Ca rte r to des i gn a te Cubans as refugees so Ark can rece i ve spec i a l a ss l s tance Je6 , 1 1 A : 2 Suspect i n 1 970 h i j ac k i n g a r rested at Fort Chaffee Je6 , 1 1 A : 2 Fede ra l B u reau of I nves t i ga t i on upset by shortcuts i n p rocess i n g ; Army c racks down on con t raband I n ba r racks Je7 , I A : 8 Gov C l l n ton tours Fo rt Chaffee , notes i m p roved secu r i ty , says State Pol I ce to s tay Je7 , 2A : 7 Suspects i n r i o t I n g ready to b e rern:>ved from Cha ffee Je8 , 3A : l Ed i to r i a l response to even ts a t Fort Cha ffee Je8 , 3E : 3 Fo rt Chaffee p rogram I s expens i ve ; l oc a l econ benef i ts Je9 , 1 A : 2 Th ree escape f rom Fort Chaffee , charged w i t h burg l a ry a t Barl I n g Je9 , 1 A : 3 Pol I cy changed , refugees must have ful l secu r i ty c l e a rance to l eave Fo rt Chaffee Je l O , 1 A : 3 Guards say 60 I mpl i cated I n r i ots are hard core c r i m i n a l s Je l O , 1 A : 3 Act i ons o f State Pol l ce d u r i n g r io t subject of FB I I nqu i ry Je 1 0 , 3A : 4 Some Cubans a l l owed to l eave w i thout secur i ty check because of t h reats f rom re l at i ves Je 1 1 , 1 A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i nton fea rs rn:>re t roub l e a t Fort Cha ffee , urges speedup I n p rocess i n g Je l 3 , 1 A : 2 Senator Bumpers sends P res Carter a te l egram express i n g h i s d i s may a t FB I probe of State Pol f ee ; Gov B i l l C l i n ton not i f i es F B I that Pol i ce acted d i rect l y under h i s orde rs , sug gests any I nves t i ga t ion sta rt wi t h h i m Je 1 4 , 1 A : 2 Refugee shot I n a t tempt to escape Fort Chaffee s tockade Je1 5 , 4A: 3 E d i to r i a l s d i scuss probl ems at Fo rt Chaffee Jel 5 , 3E : l Gov B i l l C l i nton v i s i ts Fort Cha ffee , says d i f f i cul t i es rema i n Je 1 7 , 8A: l Arkansas Attorney Genera l S teve C l a rk to i nves t i gate fa i l u re o f federa l m i l i ta ry offi c i a l s to act dur i n g r iot Je 1 8 , 9A : 3 441 sol d i e rs to l eave Fort C ha f fee Je2 1 , 1 A : 8 Refugee ass i s tance p l an of Ca rter adm ca l l s for 75 pct compensat i on to l ocal l t l e s for refu gee cos ts Je21 , 1 A : 7 Pay p 1 an angers John Paul Hammerschm i dt and Dav i d P ryor Je21 , 1 A : B State de l egat i on I n Cong spl i t by pol i cy on resett l emen t ; Hammerschm i dt opposes g i v i n g refugee 1 05 CUBA • ·· 1 980 CUBA Chaffee react angri l y to news that more Cubans to a r r i ve Ag2 , 1 A: 6 Refugees from 3 other centers to be nnved to Chaffee; B i l l Cl i nton , Dav i d Pryor and Da l e Bumpers cormient Ag2 , 1 A : 8 Gov C l l n ton to d i scuss dec i s ion w i th Carter a i de Ag3 , 1 A : 7 Ha l fway house near Fo rt Chaffee a i ds re turned refugees Ag3 , 4A : 1 T i m Warga responds to c r i t i ca l � rt l c l e on The Way workers Ag3 ,2E : 3 E d i tors com ment on dec i s ion to conso l i date refugees at Chaffee Ag3 , 3E : 3 Ed i to r sees oppos i t ion o f Cl i nton , Pryor and Bumpers as po 1 I t I ca.I rhetor i c Ag4 , 1 4A : 1 Pres i dent Carte r tel l s Gov B i l l Cl i nton he wi l l be consul ted on securi ty matters , affi rms Chaffee to be used Ag5 , 1 A : 4 The Way members q u i t jobs AgS , J A·:5 Eugene E l denberg apolog i zes for b roken p res i den t i a l promise, says Cubans due at Chaffee soon Ag6 , 1 A : 5 Congressman Hammer schm i dt not not i fied on dec i s ion as promi sed Ag6 ,2A:2 Pol i ce concerned about secur i ty Ag6 , 2A : 3 Custody i ssue f i nds 1 50 teen-agers I n 1 1mbo Ag7-..9A : I Sponsors smoo th awesome t ran s i t ion for Cubans Ag7 � 1 0: 1 Sum mary of ed i to r i a l comment on choi ce of Fort Chaffee as consol i dated center Agl 0 , 3E : I Senator Da l e Bumpers wants dec i s ion soon on what to do wi th unsponsorab l e refugees Ag l 5 , l ltA : l Ho re edi to r i a l conwnent on Fort Chaffee Ag1 7 , 3E : 3 Agenc ies pressured to f i nd sponsors ; spokesman for Cathol i c Conf says some refugees · not ready for society Agl 9 , 7A : l O f f i c i a l s of Fort Smi th a rea vi s i t Was h i ngton to d i scuss Fort Chaffee Ag20 , 1 4A : 2 S tate Congress ional del e ga t i on , l oca l off i c i a l s ta l k about refugees Ag22 , 6A : 1 78 at Fort Chaffee request return to Cuba Ag22, 6A : 7 Offi ci a l s ask del ay In arri val of nore Cubans at Cha ffee so better secur i ty can be p repa red Ag26 , 1 A : 8 · Army wants to pul l nost of I ts 1 , 000 men out of Fort Cha ffee ; John Paul Hammerschmi dt wri tes angry letter to Pres Carter S5 , 1 A : 8 Res i dents report s ta tus to Cubans Je22 , 6A : I Ed i to r i a l on use of State Pol i ce at Fort Chaffee Je22, 3E : 5 Frus t rat Ions • d reams are part of wa i t at Fort Chaffee Je2 3 > 1 8 : 2 Gov B i i l C l i nton te l l s US govt $2 1 3 , 850 owed for refugee care Je26, I A : 6 About 1 50 Cubans rece i ve f rlend l y wel come at God and Country serv i ce a t Fort Smi th 1 s F i rs t Bapt Ch JeJ0 , 2A : 2 Sp i es found at Fort Chaffee, FB I agent repts Jy7 , 3A : 1 Honnsexual refugees apart from o thers, Fort Chaffee o ff i c i a l says Jy8 , 8A : 7 Sponsors l acking fo r 4 , 000 a t Chaffee Jy9 , I JA : 6 Psych i at r i c cl i n i c opens . at chaffee Jyl l , 5A : I Frankl i n County Sher i ff comp l a ins about a l l ow i ng. cook conv i c ted of ma r i j uana possess ion to sponsor Cubans Jyl 6 , 7A! 1 S ta te At torney Gen · steve C l a rk tours center Jy l 7 , 6A : 5 Two Cubans a t Ozark as. k to be returned to cen ter Jyl ], 6A : 6 Metropol i tan Commun i ty Church hel p i ng homosexual Cubans Jy20 , 8A : 1 Several members of re l l g lous cul t cal l e d The Way a re on govt payrol l a t Chaffee; members wl tness to refugees ; p ract I ce to be ordered ended Jy2J , 1 A: 5 State of Ark to get custody of 1 25 ml no rs Jy23 , 1 0A : 3 A l l workers a t Cha ffee warned that they wi l l be d i smi s sed I f they try to pass rel i g i ous bel i efs to Cubans Jy24 , 1 A : 3 About 350 refugees have requested homosexua l sponsors Jy25 , 9A : 3 Use of Fort Chaffee for res t of 1 980 requested ; Gov B i l l CJ l n ton i nc l i ned to refuse , but l s cheek i ng w i th l oca l offi c i a l s Jy26, 1 A: 6 John Pau l Hanvnerschml d t says he has heard that federal offi c i a l s have a l ready dec i de d to keep Chaffee open ; Gov C l i n ton opposes p l an as does Fort Smi th offi c ia l s Jy29 , IA : 6 Contro versy over poss I b l e l ong-term use of Chaffee cont i nues ; Senators Bumpers and P ryor d i s p l eased Jy30 , 5A : 1 Cul t member T i m Warga says he was denoted Jy31 , 3A : 5 M i l i tary l ea v i ng 3 . hous i ng a reas ; some concern expressed by workers Ag1 , 1 A : 3 Some refugees seek protect ion f rom s t reet gangs a t Chaffee Agl , 1 A : 4 Off i c i a l s near 1 06 CUBA 1 980 CUBA p l ans ; f l i ghts to s ta rt today 525 , 1 A : 6 Cubans to be searched for weapons , moved under s t r i ct secur i ty S25 , 3A : 5 Refugees a r r i v i ng at Chaffee S26 , 1 A : 5 Arkansas Attorney General Steve C l a rk says a r rests of refugees fo r l eaving fort t s i t l e ga l ; a l l can l eave i f they w i s h , op i n ion says S26 , 1 A : 8 C l a rk says he t r l ed to get wo rd to Gov C l i nton not to s i gn secur i ty agreement S26 , 2A :2 More refugees a r ri ve ami d t i ght secur i ty S27 , 1 A : 2 US Attorney Gene ral 1 s Off I ce says refugees are i n custody of t nm l g rat lon and Natura l i za t i on Service and cannot wa l k from Chaffee as Steve C l ark cl a i ms ; C l a rk ' s op i n i on shrugged off by Gove rnor C l i nton • s off i ce ; John Paul Hanmer· schm l dt says opi n ion l i ke announc i n g l a s t yea r ' s Cotton Bowl score 527, I A : 5 Arr i va l of refugees at Chaffee I s 1 I ke a homecomi ng S28, l A : lt Fl l gh ts to camp con t i nue S28 , 1 A : 5 Hore refu gees a rr i ve at Chaffee S29 , I A : 3 More refugees a r r i ve S30 , 4A : 1 Gov B i l l C l l nton outl I nes h i s I n te rp reta t i on of aecur i ty pact 530 ,ltA : l Pl ans for Cubans retu rn ing to Chaffee cause d i fferences 01 , SA : I Federa l govt ap p roves payment of b i l l for expenses Ark i ncurred d u r i ng refugee r iots 03, 6A : 3 Arkansas State Pol i ce d i d no wrong during r i o t , US f i nds 04 , 1 A : 3 last refugees from Wi scons i n a rr i ve a t Chaffee 04 , SA : l Ed i to r i a l s on Steve C l a rk ' s op i n ion on secur i ty 05 , 3E : 1 S teve C l a rk p repares court s u i t to force US to c l a r i fy status of refugees 09 , ltA : 4 Cubans th row cha i rs a t Chaffee o f f i ce r , 8 i n j u red I n fracas 09 , 4A : 5 Wh i te House Chief of S taff Jack Watson says Chaffee dec i s Ion was not pol i t i ca l O l 0 , 1 A: 2 Pres i dent Carter s tatement I n F l o r i da about nnvement of Cubans to Ark and cooperat ion of Gov C l i nton and the Leg i s l ature b r i ngs f l urry o f f rus� t rat lon , anger and near pan i c I n s ta te before Wh i te House c l a r t f t cat i on O l l , 7A : 2 Cubans l ukewa rm to Engl l sh c l asses at Cha ffee 0 1 2 , l A : lt B i l 1 C l ark, Repub l i can cand i da te for Cubans i n moun ta i ns near Jenny L i nd S 5 , 3A :lt Wh l te House o rders Army not to reduce t roops S6 , IA : 2 Gove rnor C l i nton gets secu r i ty p l an S9, 1 A : 6 Soc i o l og i s t f i nds many c r i mes un re ported at Fort Chaffee S l 0 , 3A : I Gov C l i nton has reservat ions about t rans fer p l a n , wi l l not accept t roubl e makers ; Sen Da l e Bumpers opposes b r i ng i ng any more refugees to camp ; John Paul Hammerschmi dt to I n s i s t on further secu r i ty ; Dav i d H . P ryor ex presses concern 5 1 1 , I A : S F i ve Cuban women rept rapes S l l , 3A : 3 Demands by Gov C l i nton on secur i ty had a l ready been met before he made s ta tement to publ i c ; Governor says he had no i n ten t i on of m i s l ea d i ng S 1 2 , 1 A : 8 Gov C l i nton t ries to exp l a i n fa i l ure to ment i on that he had a l ready recd verbal assurances f rom Wh i te House on t roubl emakers ; Governor says as surances were ambi guous S 1 3 , 1 A : 4 Bl 1 1 C l ark, GOP candi date for US Senate, says homosexua l s and retarded Cubans shou l d be sh i pped to Guantanamo and pushed through the gates S 1 3 , 3A : 5 Anxl t l es g row a s transfe r to Fort Chaffee nears S 1 4 , I A : 2 Edi tors com ment on refugees and secur i ty at Fort Chaffee S l 4 , 3E : 3 Refugee arres ted on a rson charge a t Fort Chaffee S 1 6 , I A : 3 Federa l offi c i a l s respond to ob• ject ions by Gov C l i nton S1 7 , 4A : 1 Se bast i an County Med i ca l Soc i ety com• p l a ins that For t Chaffee not handli ng enough med i ca l probl ems ; l a rge numbe r of mental cases a l l eged S 1 7 , 4A : 6 Re sp<>nse by US on I ssues cal l e d amb i gu ous by l aw en forcement o f f i ce rs near Fort Chaffee S 1 8 , 6A : 1 Refugee a r rested a fter razor attack on 2 other refugees at Benton S 1 8 , 6A : 4 Hore de tal l e d response needed on secu r i ty , Gov C l i nton says S 1 9 , 6A : 6 Refugee sentenced to A rkansas S ta te Pr i son S l 9 , 7A : 6 Gov B i l l C l i n ton notes reservations rema i n on p l an S21 ,9A : l Ed i to r i a l s on secu r i ty S2 1 , 3E : 2 F i re heav i l y damages mess ha l l at Chaffee; arson suspected S22 , 4A : 6 Cubans to a r r i ve th i s week I f p l an approved S24 , I A : 3 Gov B i l l C l i nton approves 1 07 CUBA 1 980 CURFEW LAWS Chaffee and the refugees s t i l l the re ; F B I agent Wi l l l am E. Ke l l says the re I s fear and I n t i m i da t i on a t camp N29 , 1 A : 4 S t i l l hope to empty for t I n January , offi c l a l says 03 , BA : 1 Gov B l 1 1 Cl f n ton asks Wh l te House to l i m i t w i thd rawal of A rmy t roops 04 , BA : l F l fteen refugees hel d i n se c u r i t y a rea afte r ba r racks d i s tu rbance D4 , 8A : l rrank Wh l te to ask Rona l d Reagan to o rde r d i spersal o f refugees D5 , 1 A : 7 A rmy t roop re duc t i ons wo rry securi ty offi c i a l s a t Cha ffee D6 , I A : 2 Fo rt Chaffee so l d i e rs t r i nrned by 350 D8 , 3A : 1 Gov B l 1 1 Cl in ton p rotests p l an to use Fede ral Protection Serv i ce as Fo rt Chaffee guards D1 4 , 1 A : 8 Pol I ce change made desp i te obj ections of Gov C l i nton Dl 6 , 7A : 4 Mental hea l th con t ract upsets o ff i c f a l s , threatens care a t camp D20 , 1 A : 4 Fede ral Pro tec t i on Serv i ce capabl e , Gov C l i nton tol d D20 , 5A : 3 Arti c l e on Cubans a t Chaffee ca l l s them refugees nobody wants D2 1 , J E : 5 Hal fway houses a re s low, but effec t i ve I n res e t t l ement D24·,.6A : I Four Cubans who wa 1 ked away f rom Cha ffee may face theft cha rges D25 , 5A : l Cubans a t C ha f fee eat t rad i t iona l C h r i s tmas d i nne r , rece i ve 7 , 000 greet I ng ca rds 026 , 3A : 1 See a l so Ark-El ect l on s --Governor CUCUMBERS Atk i ns P i ck l e Co Pres C a r l C . Ha l t and 2 Un i vers i ty of Arkansas p ro fessors cred i te d w i th devel opment o f fungus - f ree cucumbe r F22 , 9C : 3 CUL TS , REL i G I OUS See Re l i g ion and Churches CUNN I NGHAM, GLEN Footp r i n t goes on Cel eb r i ty S i de wa l k a t L i t t l e Rock Je4 , 4A : 4 See a l so An i ma l s -C rue l ty to An i ma l s O l ymp i c Games 1 980-S umme r CUP I T, ARZO See a l so Chem i s try and Chem i ca l s CURFEW LAWS Ed i to r i a l on d ropp i ng o f an t i curfew s u i t by ACLU F3 , 3E : 6 See a l so S tuttga r t US Senate, says he has learned 1 9 ,000 more refugees to come to Cha ffee 01 4 , 3A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i nton says po1 l t l ca l a d used b y h t s Repub l i can opponen t l s a cheap s ho t ; a d shows Cubans i n Ark O l 4 , 3A : 4 Tube rculos i s sc reen i ng pro cess al tei-ed to p revent spread of d i sease 0 1 5 , I A : 4 Fo rt Cha ffee guards refuse to l e t Robert . Mcintosh set up for cooki ng of f ree mea l OJ 6 , 2A ; 3 Volunteer agenc ies to rece i ve $ 1 , 000 for each Cuban they re l ocate 02l,4A : 7 Woi-kers a t C ha f fee a 11 ege jobs be ing los t , Arkansans rep l aced; John Paul Harrmersch m t d t go i ng to Fo rt Sm i th to check 024 , 7A : I Park po 1 1 ce to be re p 1 aced by US Marshal 1 s Se rv i c e ; Hammerschm i dt f i nds out that Wash ington-based personnel w i l l re p l ace Arkansans wo rk i ng l n psyc h i a t r i c c l l n l c 025 , 1 A : 2 Let te r f rom US Attorney Genera l Benjam i n C l v i l e ttl tel 1 s Steve C 1 a rk that federa 1 , state and local po l i ce can a rrest Cubans who f l ee f rom Fo rt Cha ffee ; rese tt l ed refugees a re not e l i g i b l e for s ta te fede ral p ub l i c ass i s tance p rograms · 025 , 4A : 2 Cuban sho t , wounded 1 1 n es cape a t tempt 029 ,6A:4 F i ve Cubans , officer I nj ured I n f i re ; a rson sus pected O J0 , 1 4A : 1 Screen i ng o f Cubans for tube rculos i s i nadequa te , doc tors asserts 0 2 7 , 6 8 : 1 Twen ty-one refugees t ransfe r red to A t l anta N2, l 2A : 6 Refugees who have been c l ea re d I n menta l tests a re sent to Chaffee; John Paul Hammerschmi dt seeks Wh i te House assurance no no re wi l l be sent N8, 1 A : 4 A rt i c l e on Cuban refugee fa mi l y sponsored by Rona l d and L i sa Ha l e NS, 1 8 : 1 · O f f i c i a l s do not expect Chaffee to be c l osed by the end of the year N 1 5 , I A : 4 Probes f i nd no b ruta l i ty I n hand l i ng o f refugees Nl 5 , 1 A : 5 Gang f I ghts t h reaten peace at Chaffee N 1 9 , 1 A : 4 Refugees l e ft a t Chaffee deve l op nood of res i gna t i on N21 , 8A : l C r i me probl ems at Chaffee d i scussed by FB I agent N25 , SA : 1 Med i a b l i tz prepared to coun te r re ports o f v i o l en t refugees N28 , 5A : 4 A rt i c l e d i scusses nega t i ve I mage of 1 08 CYPRESS CREEK 1 980 CYPRESS CREEK (CONWAY - CO) Art f c l e ·on react i on of fami l i es t n va l l ey who must g f ve up homes so Army Engi neers can bu i l d dam for water supp l y for Conway Ja6 , 5A : 1 Judge E l s i jane Roy a l l ows Corps of Eng i neers to readve r t l se for b i ds on dam for Conway water supp l y Mr1 1 , 9C:2 Project del ayed I ndefi n i te l y because o f funds c runch of Corps of Eng i neers Mr29 , 1 4A : I A rmy Eng i neers to take b i ds on dam for Conway water suppl y Hy7 , 4A : 4 landowners ask o rder to b l ock dam My29 , 7C : 4 $ 7 . 1 mi l l Ion l s b i d to b u i l d dam Hy30 , 9A : I U S Judge Henry Woods refuses to . b lock p l a n , wi l l hear s u i t b y l andoWlle rs Je4 , 7A : 1 Dam contract awarded JeJ ,68 : 4 I mpact s ta tement rul ed def i c i ent , work to con t i nue Jy) , 6A : 1 Opponents ask bul l d f ng del ay for new dam Ag1 5 , 6A : 4 Cos t , ecology factors back s i te cho i ce , A rmy Eng i neers say Ag23, 1 0A : 1 Su l t aga f ns t Cypress C reek dam d l s mf ssed ; envi ronmen tal I mpact accepta b l e 04, 9A : 3 DANNER, JOHN l evel when he objected to effect on Buffa l o Nat iona l R i ver Park S l 9 , 8A : 3 Nonfederal I n terests to be a l l owed to s tudy and I ns ta l l genera t i ng fac i l i t i es at 9 Arkansas R i ve r dams I n A rk and one at M i i l woo d Dam O l 0 , 1 A : 5 Army Eng i neers to con t i n ue Arkansas R i ve r dam feas i b i l i ty s tud i es desp i te dupl i cation 01 1 ,4A: J Nashv i l l e p l ans to ff ght to but l d a generator on Arkansas R i ve r dam 01 l , 4A : 1 See a l so Bayou Des Arc Cypress C reek lakes and Reservo i rs Lee C reek . . . --Bul l Shoa l s : A r t i c l e on work by Arkansas del ega t i on that l ed to I n c 1 us I on o f powe r genera t I on as pa rt of Bul t Shoa l s Dam p l ans Ja 3,4B : 1 --Hurray : See a l so E l ectric L i ght and Power --Norfo rk : Art i c l e on work by Arkansas del egation that l ed to I n c l us lon o f powe r generat i on a s part of Norfork Dam on Wh l te Rf ver Ja3 , 4 B :1 A rmv Engi neers propose $60 . 2 mi l l ion system at Norfork Dam to add 2 gene rat i ng un i ts , bu i l d smal l t ake to re c i rc u l ate water N26 ,4A : 1 Ed l to r l.al po i nts out some dangers f n Norfork Dam p l ans D 1 , 1 2A : 1 Baxter county res i dents and reso rt operators oppose p l an D1 2 , 1 4A : 1 Gazette says ext ra e l ectr i c i ty not worth . trout f i s h i ng I t woul d destroy 023, I OA : l loca l oppos i tion to pumped s to rage p l an I s s t rong D28. 3E : 6 --Shadow Lake: Repa i r wo rk re duc i ng l eak at earthen dam near Jenny L i nd Je21 , 1 3A : 1 DANC I NG Hampton res i dents vote to con t inue ban on publ i c danc i ng N6 ,6A :4 DAN I EL S , CHARLES See a l so Ark-F lnances--Government Bonds and Other I nves tments Ark-Labor Dept DANNER, JOHN See a l so C l i nton, Wi l l i am J -Ai des - D DA I R I ES ANO DA I RY PRODUCTS See H i l k DAMASCUS See a l so M i ss i l es DAMS ANO D I KES Unused dam at F l oyd (Whi te County) on Bayou Des A rc ls nonument to buck pass I ng , l andowners say Mr2 3 , 7A : 1 A rmy Engi neers i dent i fy 31 poten t i a l s I tes for hydropower I n Ark; 1 1 un danrned now Ag23 , l 2A : 1 Gazette cal l s for no no re dams I n Ark Ag26, l OA : I Na t i onal Park Serv i ce warns A rmy Engi neers that Whi te R i ve r dams cou l d harm Buffa l o Na t i ona l Ri ve r and \'«>ul d be i l l egal Ag28 , 7A : l Buffa l o R i ve r l i sted a s potent ia l s i te through e r ror S 1 , 2 2A : 1 Edi tors commen t on Arff'rf Engi neers l f s t S 7 , 3E : 2 Wh i te R i ve r s f tes s t i l l on l i s t ; spokesman says John Wel ch m i s i n terpreted wate r 1 09 DANNER, JOHN 1 980 DEATHS to ass i st deaf and hea r i ng l �pa l red overcome job-f i n d l ng p rob l ems 0 1 0 , 1 1 A : 5 Art i c l e on capt i oned TV shows for hea r i ng- I mpa i red viewers N9, I F : 2 levy Bapt i s t Church provi des m i n i s try to the deaf 09 , 1 8 : 2 See a l so Arkansas School fo r the Deaf Educat ion (gen) --Handlcapped Educa t i on-Spr i ngda l e DEAN FOODS CO See a l so H l l k DEAN, FRANK See a l so Po i nsett County DEAR, W I L L IAM C . See a l so H i ss ing Pe rsons--Sh t n� DEATH Hosp i ce of Arkansas c los i ng off i ce at S t V i ncent I n f i rma ry because o f l ack of funds F l 5 , 3A : 2 Organ i za t ion be i ng formed at L i ttl e �ck for parents whose ch i l dren have d i ed F27 , 88 : 1 Art i c l e on work of Stephen Levine who hel ps termlna l l y 1 1 1 persons l ea rn to face death S8,6B : l Wi dowed Persons Service hel ps be reaved spouses N26 , 1 B : I Bereaved Par�nts of Cen t ra l Ark hel ps parents face l oss of the i r ch trdren 025 , 1 8 : 8 DEATH PENAL TY See Cap i ta l Pun i shment DEATHS See a l so A t rp l anes-Acc f dents Drug Add i c t ion Fi res Hun t i ng-Acc i dents Murders P r i sons-Ark State Pen i tent i a ry (gen) Roads -Acc i dents Weather .. Note : Not a l l ob i tuaries a re i n dexed . US-Educa t ion , Depa rtment of DARBY, W I LL IAH O . Museum a t Fort Smi th dedi cated to Darby 1 s Rangers of Wor l d Wa r f I fame Hy27 , 1 8 : 2 DARDANELLE See a l so Bank of Dardanel l e Educat i on-Dardane l l e DARDANELLE LAKE See Lakes-Da rdane l l e DARDANELLE LAKE STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Da rdanel l e DATA PROCESS I N G See a l so Ark-Leg i s l a t u re CCX Col l eges -Po l i ce and Secur i ty Energy and Power Fau l kner County DAV I S , E DWARD E . See a l so Commerc i a l Nat i onal Bank ( L I t t 1 e Rock) DAY CARE CENTERS FOR C H I LDREN Chi l dren l ocked In Benton Day Care Center acci denta l l y Ja23 , 1 3A : l State to end payments to 1 35 day care centers for ch i l dren of the poor be cause Cong has not approved rel ease of re i mbursement funds unde r T l t l e XX Fl 5 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas Cong.ress Iona 1 del egat ion requests action on. funds b i l l Fl 6 , 6A : 1 P roposed changes I n day care rul es b r i ng protests from .parents Hr27 , 1 2A : 6 Rul es drafted on chi l d d i sc i p l i ne at day care centers ; other changes made by Ch i l d Care Fa c l l l t les Revi ew Bd Hy24 , 7A : 1 See a l so Educat lon-L I t t l e Rock--Day C a re DEAFNESS AND DEAF MUTES Expe r i ence of Mrs Lynn Coats wi th her deaf daughte r l ed to e s tab l i sh ment of Governor • s Counc i l on Hea r i ng Loss ; a rt i c l e d i scusses deafness I n I nfants F26 , I B : � Bus i nesses , deaf work i ng together I n program ca l l ed Superspeech Ap8,6B : I Coch lear I m p l ant a l l ows Ma rtha Thomas to hear a fter 28 yea rs of deafness Ag20 , 1 B :4 State Office for the Deaf rece i ves $ 1 50 , 000 grant to estab new p rogram . Abrams , Syb t l Nash Jyl , 1 1 A : 7 Almand, F rances Reeve Edmonson 04 , 1 4A : 5 Baerg, Wi l l i am · J . Ap1 6 , t 8A : 7 Barnett , Joe C l i fford See Barne t t , Joe Cl i fford 1 10 DEATHS 1 980 DEATHS McCu f s t i on , Ruth W i l ey. Bassett 04 , 1 4A : 4 McKee, George T . Hr1 , 1 2A : 5 HcNa i r , James Roger S r Hr5 , 1 0A : 5 Heans , Hen ry B . J r Ja t 6 , 8A : 7 M i l wee , G race Tr i bb l e Ag1 2 , 1 0A : 8 Moody , James Herbert My9 , 26A : 7 Moore , John Owens Sr My20 ,8A : l+ Moore , Wi l l i am J . See Moore, Wt I I l am J .• Moses , Max M . See Moses , Max M . Newbe rn , E l i zabeth Edna Young Mr28, 1 6A : 6 O l dham, Fl ntan S5 , 1 6A : 6 Owen , Wayne Wray Ja22 ,8A : 6 Pol l a rd, Sammy Lane lew i s N1 3 , 1 4A : 5 Powe l l , Terre l l E . Hy27 , 1 0A : 6 Randol ph , Vance See Rando l ph , Vance Raney , Robert W. Sr Ja28 , 9A : 1 Rauschko l b , E l eanor J . My 1 6 , 1 2A : 6 R J ce , G l enn S6 , 1 0A : 6 Roberts , Russe l l c . Ja 1 8, 1 A : 4 Rodgers , Porter S r See Rodgers , Porter S r Rodman , J . A . S6 , 1 0A : 7 Shepherd , Wi l l i am H. See ·shepherd, W 1 1 t I am M. Smi th , Guy D31 ,8A : 6 Smi th , Wi l l i s B . S r N l 1 ,6A : 7 Spence r , James V . J r Agl 9 , l OA : 6 Sp ies , Freder i c Kess l e r Ag5 ,6A : 7 S p I t 1 e rs , Ray T. Ja 1 5 , 8A: 6 S p i nks , Howa rd E l sworth Ja30 , 1 8A : 6 S tates , John H . Ag2 7 , 1 8A : 7 Steel man , He rman C . F1 2 , 3C : 4 Stewa r t , B i l l Dave S24 , 1 6A : 6 Sykes , A . Gene Je1 6 , 8A : 6 Tay l o r , M . F. Ja7, 6A : 7 Tes terman , Maurice Kenda l l H rl l+ , 1 2A : 8 Thomasson, H . Lynn Ag25 ,SA : 4 Thompson , John R . Jy20 , SA : 4 Thrash , Edgar 0 1 0 , 1 4A : 6 Trapp , George F . F20 , 8A : 5 Tr i pl e t t ; Frank Hol l and Agl 9 , l OA : S Trou t t , F red D . Jy2 3 , 1 4A. : 5 Wa l ker , H . C . My9, 26A: 6 Wal l e r , Pren t i ce Terry (Duddy) Je28 , 1 8 : 8 Wa l ton , John Fred S r Je1 0 ,8A : 7 Bat ty , Bob H . Ap3 , I OA : 7 Bowen , E . A rthur S r Ja l 3 , I A : 2 Bransford, Wi l l i am H . S r Jy7 , 8A : 7 Brown , Russe 1 1 D9 , SA : 7 Cant re l l , Frank W. N28 , 22A : 6 Co l eman , Sam W . See Co l ema n , · Sam W. Cox, Frank Ho lmes Sr Ja30 , 1 6A : 6 Dav i s , Ha rk H . Je1 0 , 8A : 5 Day , Robert Owen Je9 , 8A : 6 Down i e , Robert C . See Down i e , Robert c . Edm i s ton, Tom Hr29 , 9A : 3 Edwa rds , Bas i l W. See Edwa rds , Bas i l W. E l l i s , C l yde Tay l o r See E l l i s , C l yde Tay l o r Fe l l d , Ta 1 bot J r Hyl 3 ,4A : 6 F i nkbe i ne r , Pau l T . S r N l 5 , 1 2A : 7 Fos te r , Jul ian Lee Hr7, 1 4A : 8 F r i day , Burrow E l o th Ag1 7 ,22A : 7 Ful me r , H . Ray Mr4 , 6A : 5 Fu l me r , S i l as C rume N l 8 , 8A : 7 Gal l oway , May Wesson Hrl , 1 2A : 5 Harr i s , Car l e ton See· Har ri s , Carl eton Harvi l l , Robert Lee Jel 0 , 8A : 6 Heerwagen , W l l l l am R . F4 , 3A : 2 Hen s l ee , Lee Jr Jy8 , 1 2A : 6 Hol mann , Anne Sharpe Garrett F6 , 1A:2 Horno r , Edwa rd Tul l y S r Jyl , 1 1 A : 6 Howa rd , John H . O l 2 ,24A : 6 Jones , James H . See Jones , James H . Kel logg , G l en T . Jy20 , 1 8A : 7 K l ng, Curt I s H . See K i n g , Curt I s H . Kronenberg, Henry H . Hr4 , 6A : 5 Laforge, Ra l ph Jyl 0 , 4C : 2 Lauck, Cheste r A . See Lauc k , Chester A . Le i gh , James G i l bert Je9 , 8A: 7 Leveck, Dona l d See Leveck, Dona l d Levy , Vera E . FS , 6A : 6 Lewandosk i , Hae Fow l e ·r 031 , 1 8A : 7 Lew i s , Ben Au trey Hr1 4 , 12A:6 L i vi ngs ton , J . Fred Jyl 8 , 1 6A : 6 Maes tr i , Ma r}' Ja1 7, I OA : 5 Mapes , Ruth B. rown Jyl , 1 1 A : 6 Mart i n , Robe rta C . 0 1 9, 24A : 7 Ma tche t t , E ldon Tl 1 1 man S9 , I OA : 7 · . 111 DEATHS 1 980 Warren , Eugene Ro l fe See Warren , Eugene Ro l fe Webb , G l adys Gordon Ag2 8 , l 2A : 6 Wh i tl ow, S . A . N8 , 20A: 8 W i l l i ams , B i rkett L . Ag7, l 4A : 6 Wi tt, Jack P reston S9 , 1 0A : 6 Wood , P r i nce Col umbus S r M r28 , 1 6A: 7 DEBT, CONSUMER See C red i t DEBT, PUBL I C See A rk-F l nances--Debt DECKER, CHARLES See a l so Checks and Check ing Accts DEER Hap shows deer dens i ty I n Ark re l a t i ve to envi ronmental capac i ty Je29 ,4B : 1 See a l so Hunting DEER RUN Hea l th Dept o ff i c i a l s fea r some Jot buyers I n Deer Run (Sharp County) subd i v i s ion may never be a b l e to get water and sewer fac i l i t ies D l 2 ,6A: l DeGRAY STATE PARK See Parks ( gen) --DeGray DELI NQUENT C H I LDREN See C h i l dren -C r i me DELTA R I CE H I LL Farmers purchase s tock In m i l l to ga i n more cont ro l over ma rke t i ng of the i r products Fl 7 , SE : l DEMOCRATI C PARTY Nat ional Conwnl tteeman Cha r l es D . Ward may b e cha l lenged by James B . B l a i r fo r pos i t i on FJ , l E : 5 ACORN may cha l l enge sel ect ion of del egates I n Arkansas Co to s ta te Dem Conv Hr9, l OA : 5 Party changes rul es to p revent cut I n s i ze of county pane l s ; about 1 , 500 del egates wi l l be sent to state conv M r1 6, 1 2A : 1 Execut i ve Secy Douglas Wal l ace tel l s ACORN members he wi l l seek to assure that county party off i c ia l s fol low rul es Hr22 , 6A : 1 N i neteen ACORN members f i l e for pos i t lons a s Pul a sk i Co Democrat l e Conv del egates ; protest f i l i ng fee and d i spute party off i c i a l H r2 7 , 1 0A : 7 Ha ro l d J i nks p l ans to form Sen i o r Democrats C l ub Ap2 3 , 1 4A : l Democrat i c State Conm1 t tee agrees o n funds to DEMOCRAT I C PARTY ass i st Dems who have oppos i t ion t h i s fal l Je2 1 ,4A : 1 C reden t i a l s panel re fuses to seat a l l -wh i te del egat ion from A rkansas County because of I m prope r vo t i ng p rocedu re Je2 1 , 4A : I Hew e l ection put blacks I n Arkansas County de lega t I on Je22 , 3A: 5 S ta te Dem l eaders sound cal l s for party un i ty Je22 , 3A : 6 Cha r l es D . Ward to s tep down as nat iona l comm i tteema n ; James O . Bl a i r expected t o be e l ected; Gov B i i l C l i n ton t s cl ose f r i end of B l a i r Jy1 1 , 6A : 4 James B . B l a i r named nat iona l corrmi tteeman and Mary Shoptaw Sch roeder natl com ml ttee woman Jy2 7 , 3A : l P l a tform panel backs p roposed new s ta te cons t i tu t i on ; V i ce P res i dent Wa l te r Monda l e to address conv S 1 9 , 1 A : 2 Democrat I c S tate Conn I ttee to doubl e membe rsh i p S l 9 ,4A : 6 Wa l te r Monda l e addresses Ark convent i on S20 , l )A : I Party backs p roposed s ta te charte r and amdts S20 , 1 3A : 7 Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton and US Sen Dav i d Pryor address s ta te conv S21 , BA : I Herby B ranscum, other s ta te party officers ree l ected S2 1 , BA :J Beryl Anthony J r jo i ns con serva t i ve Dems I n effort to pressure party l eadersh i p to move to r i gh t N23 , 6A : 1 Democra t i c S ta te Commi ttee meets , hears Gov B i i l C l i nton address on r i ghtness of the I ssues , advi sory pan.el fo rmed to hel p gu i de party ef fort to recapture govt I n 2 years D1 4 , 1A : 6 On l y 2 b l acks el ected to execut i ve commi ttee 0 1 4 , 4A : 5 Jack R . Gen t ry , the lee County t reasurer for 6 yea rs , wi l l not be a l l owed to run as a Democrat I n 2 y rs because he v i o l a ted h i s party l oya l ty oath by u rg i ng e l ec t i on of Republ i can Rona l d Reagan D1 7 , 1 A : 2 letters sent by Gent ry apparen t l y v i o l ated s ta te l aw D 1 8 , 4A : 4 Ed i to r i a l on d i s l oyal Deroo c rats 020 , I 4A : 1 See a l so Ark-El ect ions Ark-Po l i t i cs and Govt Perry County P res i dent i a l E l ect ions of 1 980 Wh i te County · 1 12 DEMONSTRAT I ONS 1 980 D I SCRI M I NAT I ON D I LLARD DEPARTMENT STORES C i rcu i t Court f i nds that Di l l a rd ' s d i sc r i m i nated J n pay fo r Hrs Peggy Meredi th Je29 , 8A : 4 F t rm opens 48th s to re , operates I n 7 s ta tes Jy26 , 1 OA : 1 D I OX I N See Chem i s try and Chemtca l s D I RECTO R I ES See a l so Bedco , I nc DI SABLED See Hand I capped D I SA B I L I TY I NSURANCE See a l so Workers Compensation I nsurance D I SARMAMENT See Arms Control D I SAPPEARANCE CASES See H i s s i ng Persons D I SASTERS Pub l i c Safety D i rector Tonny Rob i nson meets wi th agencies to d i s cuss p l ans for emergency response teams to handle d i sasters Ja2 3 1 5A : 7 Conway i ns ta l l s d i saster warn i ng sys tem N9, 7A : 1 See a l so M:k-Emergency Servi ces , Off i ce o f C l v l l Defense Ene rgy and Power Missi les Tornadoes D I S C I PL I NE , SCHOOL See Educat ion-Student Conduct D I SC R I M I NATI ON See a l so Abbott Laborato r i es A l l ied Tel ephone Co Ark-Fi nance & Adm Dept A rk-Human Services Dept Ark-Rehab i l i ta t i on Serv i ces D i v Arkansas Book Co A rkansas School for the Deaf A rts Cente r , Arkansas Bates , Lucious Ch d s topher Bel E l ectron i cs . B i l twe l l Co B l ue C ross and B l ue S h i e l d Books and Li terature C h i cago , Rock I s l and & Pac i f i c RR Col l eges-D i sc r i m i na t ion Col l eges-Equal Educ DEMONSTRATI ONS AND R I OTS See · a l so Atom i c Energy Cuba-Refugees OEPARTEE CREEK (WH I TE COUNTY) A rmy Eng i neer urges order to hal t pump ing of Departee C reek water by farmers Ag6 , I OA : 1 Letter drafted to order end to p ump i ng Ag8 , 1 1 A : l Woman dec i des not to protest pump ing Ag9, 3A: I DEPOT C REEK (SAL I NE COUNTY) See a l so F l oo d i ng DEPRESS I ON , ECONOMI C See Ark-Economi c Cond i t ions DeQUEEN , See a lso Gas (Fue l ) DERMOTT C i ty a t torney says Mayor Jesse Snow m i suses CDBG funds Hy8 , 1 2A : I C i ty Counc i l t r i es to b l ock appmt of new pol i ce ch ief Hy1 4 , 5A : 3 Mayor Jesse Snow ' s effort to name pol i ce ch ief b locked by court Hyl S , I OA : I Mayo r Snow res i gns Je4 , 5A : 5 DES ARC LAKE See Parks (gen) --Des Arc Lake DESHA COUNTY D i ary o f Hrs Nann i e S t f 1 1 we! l Jackson pa i nts p i cture of housew i fe ' s dul l l i fe I n a rea I n i 890s Je30 , 6B : I DES I GN , I NTER I O R See I nter i o r Deco ra t i on DETECT IVES, PRI VATE See a l so H i s s ing Persons--Sh l nn DEV I L ' S OEN STATE PARK See Parks ( gen) --Dev l l • s Den D I AMONDS See a l so Parks--Crater of D i amonds D I AR I ES See Jackson , Nann i e S t l I lwel 1 D IAZ See a l so Newport di DONATO , . GEORG I A See a l so Book Revi ews D I ERKS LAKE See Parks (gen ) --Dierks Lake D I GGS, BUFORD See a l so G reene County D I LLAHUNTY, W . H . See a l so L l be l --Evans ll3 D I S C R I K I NAT I ON 1 980 DODR I LL , LOU I S D I SEASE See · Hed l c l ne-Dl sease D I VERS See D i v i ng D I V I NG ANO D I VERS A rt i c l e on scuba d i ving as a sport Je6 t l 8 : 1 Novice descrt bes scuba d iv i ng exper ience Je6 t 5 8 : 1 D I VORC E t SEPARATI O N AND ANNULMENTS Chance l lo rs get gui dance from s ta te Supreme C t on p ropertv r l ghts of couples d i vo rced after o l d l aw s truck down but before new l aw took effect · Ja29 , 6A : 1 D i vorce Ki t sol d I n Pu l aski County rul ed I mp roper Hr2 3 , 3F : 1 D i vo rce Service revi ses k i t ; company rema ins I n bus i ness Hy2 7 t 48 : 1 State Supreme Ct to cons i de r case that ques t ions fees for I nd i gents seeki ng d i vo rce Ap2 7 , 5A : 3 State Supreme C t rul es c t cannot deny a person r i ght to f i l e d i vo rce su i t because f i l i n g fee cannot be pa i d Hy28 , 1 3A : 1 S ta te Court of Appeal s revokes d i vo rce of Carl and Betty Anderson ; J ack of evi dence c i ted ; Hrs Anderson tes t i f i ed she was not a l l owed to watch TV or .go to beauty parlor Jel 2 t l 2A : 2 Su l t f i l ed a t L i t t l e Rock to ha l t marke t i ng of a do-i t-yoursel f d i vo rce k i t Jel 3 t 1 1 A : 3 D i vo rce Servt ces t I nc , c l oses off i ce Jy1 7t4A : 3 Test i mony req u i rement J n contested d i vo rce spe l l ed out Ag2 8 , 8A : 7 A rkansas Court of Appeal s rules p roperty hel d p r i o r to passage o f Act 705 of 1 979 l s to be d i v i ded equa l l y I n d l vo rce cases S25 , 9A : 4 Rev Don Meredi th , pres i dent of Chri s t l an Fami l y L l fe t I nc , says d i vorce rate up 5 pct S29 t 1 B : 4 Court of Appeal s upho l ds rul i ng that Hr and Mrs J . C. Ha i r b roke property settle ment and separation agreement when they cont i nued sexua l rel at ions 030 , 8A: 1 See a l so Courts ( Loca 1 ) -Faml l y Courts ( P roposed) . Rel J g l on- and Chu rches Women DODRI L L , LOU I S ART See a l so L 1 be 1 Col l eges-Student Act i v i t i es- Un i vers i ty of Ark . (Fayettev i 1 1 e ) Col l eges-Teacher-s�-Un i vers l ty of Ark ( P i ne B l uff) Cot J eges-Wages . Courts (US ) - Federal D i s t Educat ion (gen) --Equa l Educ Ed uca t l on -Conway Educa t Ion-Dumas Educat i on-Hel ena Educa t ion-L t tt l e Rock--Equal Educ Educat ion-P i ne Bl uff Educa t i on-Pul aski County D i s t- Teachers and Admrs Educa t lon-Sout� Conway County Ford Motor C red i t Co Frank l i n E l ec t r i c Co Georg i a Pac i f i c Corp Good Shepherd Ecumen i ca l Ret i rement Center Hous I n g I nternat i ona l Bus i ness Mach i nes L I t t 1 e Roe k-C I ty Bd of D t rec to rs l i t t l e Rock-Government Empl oyees L I ttl e Rock . Arkansas Gazette Menta l Hea l th Center, Ozark Reg tonal M i ssouri Pacf f t c Ra l l road Nat lona l Ol d L i ne Insurance Co No rth l i tt l e ·Rock-Governmen t Employee s Pol i ce-Jacksonvl 1 l e . Pol i ce-State Pol i ce P r i sons-Arkansas Sta te Pen i tent i a ry Pulaski County-Government Employees Ra i n Fa l r Co Rel l g lon and Churches Reynol ds Meta l s Co R i ce l and Foods t I nc Safeway Stores S tephen s t I nc Tel e type Corp Tra t lways Southern L I nes t I nc Un I ted Paree I U S Armament-Reserves Val mac I ndus t r i es Wa I Mart S to res Wes t Hel ena Wes t i nghouse E l ec t r i c Corp Women -D i sc r i m i na t ion Worthen Bank & Trust Co 1 14 DOGPATCH USA 1 980 DOGPATCH USA See Amusement Pa rks DOGS H i ke Tr imb l e a rt Jc 1 e on thoughts wh i l e bury i ng a dog My4 , 1 F : 2 Tests conf i rm 1 7 cases Qf parvovl rus i n Centra l Ark My22 , 7A : 6 See a l so Gamb l ing DOGWOOD ALL IANCE See . A tom I c Energy H i ss i i es DOLLHOUSES A r t i c l e on Russel l and Hazel Purdy and the i r dream dol l house Ja1 7,2D: 1 DOLLS F rances Beers techer has 470 dol l s I n her col l ection Je25 , I B : 2 DOMESTI C SERV I CES A r t i c l e on p r i de in job wel 1 done by Jes s ie Embry , who has been a housekeeper at Hendr i x Co l I for 32 y ts Ja I , 38: 1 DOM I NENCE (PHY S I OLOGY) See Body , Human DONOVAN, HERBERT ALCORN JR See al so Protestant Epi scopal Ch DOW CHEMICAL CORP I nspectors f rom OSHA barred f rom Magnol i a p l an t Ja 1 7 , 1 A : 4 OSHA seeks warrant to I ns pect p l ant Ja1 8 , 5C : l Federal j udge grants OSHA l imi ted search of Magnol i a plant I n check for ethyl ene d l b roml de Ap1 9 , 6A : 3 DOWER R I GHTS See Women DOWN I E , ROBERT C . Former Publ i c Serv i ce Comm Cha i rman dead at age 63 S23 , 5A : I Hr Down i e suffered seri ous burns a t Doctors Hosp sho r t l y before h i s death 524 , 8A : 3 See a l so A rk-Pub l i c Service Conm DRAGONWAGON, CRESCENT See a l so Wr l t l ng--Oragonwagon DREW COUNTY General e l ec t ion retu rns N6 , 5A : I See a l so L i quo r DROPOUTS See Educat i on (gen ) --Dropouts DRUG ADD I CTI ON DROUTH See a l so Agr i cul ture Weather DROWN I NG S See Acc i dents-Drown i ngs DRUG ADD I CTION, ABUSE AND TRAFF I C Reglona l d Smi th , Hounta fnburg ' s on l y pol i ceman , a r rested on charge o f sel l I ng ma r i j uana Ja5 , 3A : 5 Fou r a r rested a t LR, ma r i j uana , coca i ne found Ja9 , 5A : 4 Mo re a rrests made a t LR Ja l 0 , 1 2A : 3 Narcot i cs p robe ends i n 1 2 a r rests at West Memph i s Ja 1 2 , 4A : l S ta te Hea l th Dept seeks g ra n t to s e t up un i t to pol i ce i l l egal t raff tc t n conmerc i a l drugs Ja2 3 , 1 2A : 6 Convict ions o f 2 Garl and Co res i dents on mar i j uana possess ion charge ove rturned because search wa rrant not val i d F l 4 ,9A : 1 State Su p reme Ct reverses d rug conv i c t ion of Harv I n Dewayne Moo re because po 1 I ce d i d not have wa rrant to sea rch t ruck ; 2 j us t ices express a l a rm that pendu1 um has swung too far in protect i on of r i ghts of c r l m l na t s Hr4 , 5A: 1 Judge E hJjane Tr imb l e Roy ove rrul es ob ject Ions of defendants to tes t i mony of Ardel 1 Mea rs i n ma r i j uana smuggl I n g t r i a l Ap 1 2 , 1 2A: l F i ve sus pects a r rested In Cl eburne County i n 1 978 adm i t they smugg l ed 3 tons o f pot Hy6 ,4A: 7 Thomas and Karen Judd a r rested after ra t d on C l eburne Coun ty farm where mar i j uana was g rown Je1 2 . 6A : 4 Jacksonv i l l e out l aws sales of d rug-rel ated parapherna1 i a Je2 0 , 20A : 8 Ma r i j uana growers a r rested wes t of Searcy Je2 6 , 9A : 1 C rackdown on d rug abuse i n Th i rd J ud i c i a l D i st l eads to 1 3 not i ces to l i cense ho 1 de rs Je2 7 , SA : 1 Su l t cha l l enges Jacksonvl J l e l aw bann i ng sa l e of ma ter I a 1 s Je2 7 , 6A: 3 Op i n ion by state Attorney Gen Steve C l a rk on Jackson vi I l e o rd i nance was based on incom· pl ete data Jy4 , 1 3A : 1 Con v i ct ion of Wl l l tam Thomas Haynes of Ha r r i son , ove rturned by s tate Supreme Court ; sea rch , se fzure ruled I l lega l Jy9 , 7A : 1 Inj unc t i on stops enforc i ng o f 1 15 DRUG ADO I CTI ON 1 980 ban on parapherna l i a sa les at Jackson v i l l e Jy1 9 , 1 2A : 7 Ph i l l ip W i l son Bates p l eads i nnocen t to charges of dea l ing in coca i ne JyJO , i OA : I Store at Hot Springs f l l es s u i t cha l l eng i ng c f ty ban on s a l e of drug parapherna l i a JyJl , l OA : l James Edwa rd Washi ngton , accused se l l er of coca ine, convi cted ; Wash i ngton I dent i fies Ph i l l i p W i l son Bates as · h i s supp l i e r S I O , I OA : 2 Ph i l l i p Wi l son Bates changes plea to gu i l ty of dea l i ng i n coca i ne S 1 2 , 8A : 3 Ye1 1 v i l 1 e phys i c i an , Dr Ri ckey R. Carson , faces d rug cha rges 03 , 1 9A : 3 Ra i d at Hayflower nets about 2 l bs of coca i ne 08 , I OA : l Russel l vi l l e youth d ies of overdose 0 1 6 , 4A : 2· Phi 1 1 I p Bates gets 2-yr p r i son term, 3-yr p robat i on on drug cha rge 0 1 6 , SA: 1 Fo rmer Jackson v 1 l 1 e pol i ceman sentenced 0 1 6 , 1 3A : I E i ght ma r i j uana p l ants found growing on 1 awn of L I t t 1 e Roe k po 1 Ice s tat I on 025 , 1 A : 4 Cha r l es C . C l owney and James L . Harvey found gu i 1 ty of ab- . ductlon of Al myra fami l y , consp i racy to b r ing ma r i j uana i nto Ark 026 , 1 5A : l Pulaski County School D i s t p l an to use dog I n d rug sea rch may need rev I s ion 02 7, 3A : 1 B I_ I I pref 1 1 ed i n leg l s wou l d def i ne and p roh i b i t sa l e o f drug parapherne l l a N22 , 3A: 3 Prosecutor W i i bur C . Ben t l ey ca l l s p l an to use dogs I n schoo l search I I t -adv i sed N26 , 6A : I She r i ff-e1eet Tommy Ro b i nson says dogs to be used des p i te op i n ion N2 7 , 5A : 6 leg i s l at i on to out l aw drug paraphernali a d raws oppos i t ion D3 , 8A : l West Memph i s ra ids net 20 a rrests, s e i zure of $ 1 60 , 000 worth of drugs D6 , tA : 5 Th ree persons a r res ted a t Fayettevi 1 1 e In state ' s b i ggest coca i ne ra i d a l so had mach i ne gun D7,6A : 4 P l ans a l tered for use of dog to sn i ff out drugs in P u l a s k i D i s t schoo l s D2 1 , 1 5A : 7 See a l so Gyst House labor-Unemployment l i quor Pol lce-Jacksonvl t l e EARTHQUAKES P r i sons-Arkansas State Pen i tent i ary Re 1 l g ion DRUGS AND DRUG TRADE A rkansas Pha rmac i s ts Assn accuses US govt of p r i ce-f i x i ng on Med i care and Med ica i d charges F 1 4 , 7A : 6 Arkan sas no . I I n use of code i ne Ap2 3 , ltA: 7 US C i rc u f� C t rules aga i n s t Arkansas Pha rmac i s ts Assn cha l l enge of regu l a t ion l im i t ing fee for f i l l i ng Med i ca i d p rescr i pt ions Ag1 4 , 7A : 6 Fede ral Judge G . Thomas E i se l e says he may d i sm i ss su i t cha l l enging l i m i t set by s ta te on number of Med ica i d p re scr i p t ions per month S 1 8 , 1 1 A : 7 See a l so Argenta Drug Co DRUMWR I GHT, HUBER L . JR See a l so Bapt i s t State Convent ion , Arkansas DRUNKEN AND RECKLESS DRI V I NG See Courts ( Loca l ) ·Mun l c l pa l --Benton Ra i l roads -Acc i dents Roads-Acc i dents DUCKS See B i rds DUCKWORTH , BOBBY . See a l so Col l eges-C r l mes--UAF DUGGER, J I M See a l so Razorback Automob i l e DUPRE E , J I M See a l so Ag r i cul ture DUTCH ELM D I S EASE LI t t l e Rock woman uses own In ven t ion t n attempt to save he r t ree from Dutch e l m d i sease S 1 0 , SA : 2 DYKE , JAMES See a l so Ark-Economic Devel opment Dept · · - E EAGLES See B i rds EARNHART , H I LT See a l so Ark-leg l s 1 a tu re--Hembers EARTHQUAKES Survey shows 1 30 measurab l e earth quakes In Ark s i nce f i rs t one was recorded I n 1 699 F25 , 3A : 2 Art i c l e on 116 EARTHQUAKES EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -Equal Educ 1 980 Da l e D i s t to other school s :i n j u r i s d i ct ion of Sal i ne B d ; 8 s tudents had been ass i gned to Magnet Cove In Hot S p r i ng Co Ja4 , 7A : l State Bd of Edu cat ion i s neutral on merger of schoo l s Mrl 1 ,5A:6 Governor-elect F rank Wh i te says p roposal to conso l i date smal l d l s ts l s a good concept N1 0 , 2A : 6 Correct i on says Wh i te d l .d not say consol i da t ion a good I dea I H 2 ,2A : 2 See a l so Ark- E l ec t ions-Governor Educa t i on-Lawson Educa t ion-L i ttl e Rock--Consol l da tlon . Educat ion-South Conway Co D i s t --Cont racts : Note : Entr i es here dea 1 ·w i th purchas i ng contracts . Teacher and other empl oyee cont racts a re under the subhead , Teachers ea rthquakes eas t of the Rock i es Hy 1 8 , 4 E : 1 Sound waves used to t race New Mad r i d fau l t Ag23 , 1 2A : 7 Faul t a rea of Northeast Ark surveyed for s tudy of earthquakes S24 , 4A : 6 EAST ARKANSAS COMMUN I TY COLLEGE P re s f dent Horace E . Hartsel 1 re s i gns Je3 , 1 0A : 7 EAST ARKANSAS H lLK CO See a 1 so H 1 1 k EASTMAN KODAK CO P l ans for cap i ta l expen d i tures in c l ude Batesvi l l e p l ant Ja l 0 ,4A : 4 ECOLOGY See Env I ronmen t ECONOM I C COND I T I ONS AND TRENDS See a l so Arkade l ph i a Ark-Economi c Cond i t ions ECONOM I C DEVELOPMENT COMM I SS I ON , GOVERNO R ' S ADV I SORY COMM I TTEE TO See a l so A rk-Economi c Cond i t ions and Trends ECONOM I C OPPORTUN I TY AGENCY Pulaski County. I nspectors I 1 s t d i sc repancies H r l 4 , 7A : I EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS State Educa t ion Dept Di recto r , D r Don Robe rts , hopes educ p rograms to con t i nue under new governo r N 1 3 , 7A: 1 See a l so Arkansas P l a n , Inc Co l l eges Head Start P roject Text Books Vacc i nat ion . Adul t Educa t ion See. a l so 1 1 1 1 teracy --Ath l e t i c s : See Ath l e t i cs --Attendance Zones and D i s t r i cts : Arkansas Supreme Ct rules a student cannot t rans fe r .from one d i s t to an other wi thout approval of both d i s ts ; rul i ng came I n Cord-Char lotte case N25 , 5A: 8 --Awards , Demons trat i ons and Honors : See a l so Educa t i on-Glenwoo d --Conso l f da t l on and Reorgan i zation : C t ru l es Sal lne Co School Bd must as s l gn s tudents f rom now-closed Rural I t7 . . See a l so F reeman (Jay) Co --C r i me and C r i mi na 1 s See a l so Murders-Sande rs , H i ke --Curricu l a : Gov B i l 1 C l lnton says s ta�e not do i ng I ts pa rt to encourage sex educ I n schoo l s Hr22 ,2A:6 B l y thev i l l e paper comments on need for sex educ i n schoo l s , c i tes s ta t i s t i cs Ap2 7 , 3E : 6 See a l so Conservat ion , Pol i t i ca l Education-Berryv i l l e Educa t i on-L l tt l e Rock--Curricula Educat i on-Pu l as k i Co D i s t-Curricula --Dropouts : See a l so Labor-Youth --Empl oyees , Non-Certi f i ed See a l so Educat i on-L i ttl e Rock-�Emp l oyees --Enro l l men t : See a l so Educat ion (gen) --Sta t i s t l cs --Equal Educa t i onal Opportun i ty : Attorney Gene ral Steve C l a rk approves ba l lot t i t l e fo r p roposed i n i t i a ted act ca l l ed Arkansas Equa l Educat i onal Opportun i ty Act ; p roposa I I s sponsored by Ar�ansas Educa t i on Assn, EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -Equal Educ . . . 1 980 opposed by Arkansas Rura l Educators Assn Ja5 , SA : 1 . Arkansas Educat ion Assoc i a t ion members asked to secure 1 5 names each on pet i ti on for Equal Educat ional Opportun i ty Act vote Ja1 3 , 8A : 3 Art i c l e exp l o res con ten t i on that s tandard tests a re b i ased aga i nst b l ack s tudents Mr24, 1 8 : 2 Arkansas Educa t i on Assn ' s pro posed Equal Educ Opportun i ty Act Is a power g ra b , UA p ro fessor Joseph A. Sarthory tel l s A rkansas Assn of Pro fessional Educators Ap20 ,4A : l Art i c l e by G race Benton Nel son on need for s tandards I n educ Jyl O , 1 9A : 1 Razorback footba l l coach Lou Hol tz conwnents on academi c s tandards i n educ Jy1 1 , I C : 3 Equal Educa t ional Opportun i ty proposal of AEA cert i f i ed for ba 1 l o t Jy24, 5A : 6 Gazette com mends p l ans to i mp rove educ i n rural a reas Jy27,2E : l Arkansas Assoc i at ion of Educat ion Admi n i s trators Board to oppose p roposed Equal Educa t iona l Op portun 1 ty Act p roposed by Arkans.a s Educa t ion Assn Ag7 , I OA : 1 Ed i to r i a l accuses Arkansas Assn o f Educa t iona l Adm i n i s trators of p l ay i ng wi th s ta· t l s t l cs J n oppos i ng p roposed act Ag1 0 , 2E : l Arkansas Educa t i on Assn l eaders say cost e s t i mates l i s ted by Arkansas Assoc i a t ion of Educa t i onal Admrs were based on unrea l i s t i c and I nva l i d assump t ions Ag1 4 , 3A : 6 Pro posed act woul d ·cost $26 mi l l ion , AEA tel l s l eg i s l ators Ag2 7 , 5A : 6 Dr James W . O ' De l l , p re s f dent of Arkan .s as Rura 1 Educa t ion Assoc , urges h l s group to hel p defeat proposed Equal Educational Opportun i ty Act ; Gov B i l l C l i nton does not support proposa l SS , SA: l L i tt l e Rock Loca l 4004 of the Amer I can Federa t ion o f Teachers asks l abor to oppose Equal Educ Act SS, 5A : 3 Gazette ca l l s A rkansas Rural Educa t ion Assn s ta �ement 1 nons·ense 1 S 8 , 8A: I State Educa t i on Dept D i rector Do n R . Roberts opposes pro posed act on s tandards ; cost c i ted S 1 9 , I A : 3 Arkansas School Boards Assn votes to oppose AEA. p roposa l 0 1 , 5A : 6 Ed i to r i a l s convnen t on p roposal by AEA EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Fi nances 01 2 , 3 E : 3 Fordyce paper c r i t i ca l of p roposed act 026 , JE : 6 Conway paper comments 026 , 3£ : 6 Gazette endorses Equal Educa t i onal Opportun i ty Act · 028 , I OA : l Summary of campa i gn for I n i t i ated Act 1 to set educ s tandards N2 , 1 5A : 1 I n i t i a ted Act No I defeated NS , 4A : 7 Voters defeat p roposed Equal Educat iona l Opportun i ty Act N6 , BA : 1 Sam S tueart, AEA head . , c f tes act i v i ty by school d l s ts aga i ns t I n i ti ated Act 1 N9 , 9A : I Senator Bumpers votes aga i ns t Hel ms b l l l to ba r US Jus t i ce Dept from go i ng to c t to end rac ia l d i sc r i m i na t i on by bus i ng ; Senator P ryor changes vote , supports ant i bus l ng b i l l N 1 4 , 1 A : 6 Senator Da l e Bumpers says ant l bus t n g p roposa l passed b y Senate has pol i t i ca l appeal but no substance ; Bumpers opposed meas u re wh i l e Davi d P ryor changed h i s vote to favo r i t N1 5 , 1 A : 6 Senators get ca l l s on votes N1 5 , I A : 6 Cert i f i ed e l ect ion returns show l n lt la ted Act l fa i l ed by vote of 396 , 82 1 to 31 4 , 1 05 N25 , 3A : 4 Ed l to r l a 1 on Bumpers and P ryor vote on bus.tog N30 , 3E : 2 See a l so Ark-E l ect fons--Governor Educat ion (gen) --Resources and Servtces Educa t i on-Dumas Educa t i on-Hel ena Educa t t on-L f ttle Rock Educat i on-South Conway County US-Congress (Arkansas Del ega t i on ) --Exchange P rograms : Some fore i gn exchange students exper i ence rura l l i fe i n A rk F1 3 ,4B : l --Federal A i d : Bud,get p roposal s of P res Ca rte r coul d cut federa 1 I m pact a i d to A rk schoo l s F1 3 , l 1 A : l See a l so Educa t i on-Augusta --Fees : See a l so Educa t i on-Mal vern --Fi nances and Budgets : Gov B i l l C l i nton reportedl y furious over AEA oppos i t ion to h i s p l an fo r d i s t r i but i ng w l ndfa l l funds to school s Ja2 3 ,4A : 3 Gov B i l l C l i nton s l gns act to del ay requ i ri ng smal 1 school d i s ts 118 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -F i nances 1 980 EDUCAT ION AND SCHOOLS -Gi fted s.nag I n Sen Ap1 7 ,4A : 3 Gov C l l n ton 1 s proposa l amended to obl i v i on by the Senate Ap1 8 , 3A : 3 Senator Max Howe l l hol ds f i rm on fundi ng f rom w i ndfa l l money ; measure d i es I n Sen Apl 9 , I A : 6 Ed i to r i a l s comment on fa i l ure o f A rk Senate to p rov i de fund i ng for school s Ap2 7 , 3E : 3 Gov Bi l l C l i nton s i gns l aw I nc reas i ng l nteres·t I iml t on school bonds My8 , 8A : 4 Gazette convnents on new fun d i ng c r i s h Jy31 , 1 6A : 1 Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton g i ves group of sch�ol supts f i rs t hand rept on budget cuts Agl , 1 4A : 1 Budget of $542 . 6 mi l l ion adopted by State Board of Educa t ion S8 , 1 A : 5 Gazette ca l l s p roposed budget conservat i ve S I S � l OA : t Tes t case beg ins on cha l l enge o f s ta te fo rmu 1 a for school a 1 d ; compa r I son d rawn be tween Van Buren and Russe l l v i l l e 028 , 4A : 1 Federa l educ off i c i a l tes t i f i es s ta te a i d formul a adds to finance p robl ems 029 ,5A : 6 Budget p resented by Governo r-el ect F rank Wh l te ca l l s fo r over-a l l I ncrease o f 8 . 4 pct ; Educa t i on Dept D I rector Don Roberts wa rns that some d l sts may hav� to shorten terms ; sharpest cuts made In funds for educ of the hand i capped D2 , 1A : 2 Ed i to r i a l s on budget p roposal s of Frank Wh I te D7, 3E : 3 Low budget p roposa l s may force ea r l y c l os i ng o f some schoo l s , AEA d i rector says D23 , 6A : 2 See a l so Educa t ion (gen ) •-Hand f capped Students Educa t i on (gen) --Sta t l s t i cs Educat i on (gen) --Teachers Educat ion-L i tt l e Rock Educat i on-No rth L i t t l e Rock Roads-Fi nance --Food Servi ce : See a l so Educa t i on-Pul aski County 0 1 s t--Food Food Contami na t ion --G i fted Students : Arkansans for G i fted and Ta l ented Educat. lon (AGATE) hears expl anat i on of Governo r ' s School Je1 5 . 7A : l Art i c l e expl'a l ns goa l s of Governo r ' s School for g i fted Je 1 5 , 1 2F : I G i fted chi l d ren s tudy at to l evy a t l ea s t the average school tax unt i l 1 984-85 school y r Ja26, J A : 4 E d i to r i a l anal yzes A rk ran k i ng arrong states i n va r i ous catego r i es of school spend i ng Ja31 , 1 4A : I Property tax revenues I n many d l s ts wi l l be much lower because of recent change I n method of as sessment of ut i l i ty and ra i l road property Fl 4 , ·1 A : 2 Loss to school d i s ts from change I n u t i l i ty assessment ca l c u l a ted ; · L I t t l e Rock to lose $456 , 290 Fl5 , 6A : I Gazette corrments on reduc t i on of revenue I n u t i l i t i es assessment change F1 6 , J 4A : 1 Gazette says urgent need I s for leg l s to funnel I d l e funds to schoo l s , take other measures fo r fund I ng F21 , I BA: 1 School offi c i a l s meet to d i scuss l oss of revenue as resu l t of PSC rul i ng on u t i l i t ies F29 , 1 2A : l School off i c i a l s tel l Leg l s panel about the i r concern over funds loss afte r PSC dec i s ion on assessment of u t i l i t i es H r5 , 5A : l School d l s ts have t roub l e ma rket ing bonds because of uns ta b l e bond market Hr6 ,6A : 3 Tri a l schedu l ed I n s u i t · over s tate ass J stance to school s ; . . su i t contends formul a unfa l r to poor d f s ts and to those grow i ng rap i d l y Mr7 , 5A : 3 Gazette ca l l s fo r sol I d so l ut i on to fi nance p rob l ems Mr9 , 2E : t Gov C J f n ton may ca l l Leg l s lnto ses s i on to restore s tatus quo of ut i l lty assessments Hr1 3 , I A : 2 Voters adopt m i l l age I nc reases I n 33 d i s ts , defeat r i se I n 3 1 others Hr1 3 , 7A : 1 Gov B 1 1 1 C 1 foton to ask· Leg I s to guarantee $21 ml 1 1 Ion from wi ndfal l money appropr i a ted at January sess i on Ap5 , 1A : 4 Gov B i i l C l i nton to seek l aw to a l low school bond rates of 1 0 pct unt i l next sess ion o f Leg i s l ature Ap5 , 1A : 4 Gov t i i n ton te l l s school off i c i a l s about h i s p l ans for funds Ap9 , 8A : 5 Proposed use of $21 mi l l ton runs i n to oppos i t ion I n com; Reprs John H . L i pton and L loyd George want secondary voca t iona l schoo l s better funded Apl 2 ,4A : t Gov B i l l C l l n ton tel l s AEA he has kept p romi ses Ap1 2 , 1 4A : I Leg i s l a t ion to guarantee spec i a l fundi ng th i s fi sca l y r h i ts 1'9 EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -G I fted ·· 1 980 UALR summer enr i chment p rogram Ag 1 4 , 2 0 : 1 G u i de l i nes devel oped for g i fted p rograms ; Governo r ' s School he l d l a s t summer c r i t i c i zed b y Amerlcan C i t i zen sh i p P rogram at Searcy N27 , 7A : I See a l so Educa t i on--L i tt l e Rock --Grad i ng of Students: A rkansas s tudents score bel ow nat l average on s tandard i zed tests Jy24 , 1 A : 4 H i gher scores p red i c:ted under AEA-sponsored plan ; Dr Don Roberts sees no re l a t i onsh i p Jy24 , 1 4A : l Tab l es show ran k i ngs by regions I n Ark and pct i n nat l qua rterly ran k i ngs ; tes t resul ts l i sted by county and school d i s t Jy24 , 1 4A : 2 Gazette ed on poor grades I n A rk educ Jy26 , 1 6A : I Edi tors com ment on scores of Ark s tudents Ag3 , 3E : 5 See a l so Educat i on -L i ttl e Rock--Grad l ng --G raduates and Graduat ion : Ri ngs , p roms and robes make school expens i ve for sen i o rs S4 , 1 D : l See a l so Educa t i on-G l enwoo d --Handicapped Students : Federal funds for educ of handi capped s tudents I n A rk to be $4 ml 1 1 Ion 1 ess than expected H r8 , I 3A: 1 Number of hand I capped ch 1 1 d ren I n pub l l e school s I nc reases 95 pct Hr2 1 , 1 2A : 6 Spec i a l educ programs suffer from l ack o f funds , over-refer ra 1 of s tudents Jy3l ,4A:8 Rul ing that Jason B radfo rd , an a ut i s t i c ch i l d I n North l i tt l e Rock pub l i c schoo l , i s en t i t l ed to ful l school day may have b i g i mpact on educ ; A rkansas has 3 , 400 aut i s t i c persons Ag1 7 , 7A : 1 Edi to r i a l on probl ems I n educa t i ng handi capped ch i l d ren I n local schoo l s S 7 , 3E : 4 · Rul e eased to p rovi de teachers for hand i capped students 5 9 , 4A : 1 Hea r i ng - I mpa i red s tudents now study I n Morr i l ton school Dl 0 , 48 : 1 Arkansas Soc i e ty for Aut i s t i c C h i l dren offers hope to parents of auti s t i c ch i l d ren D24 , 1 B : 4 Educa t l on--Fl nances Educa t ion-Nor th l i tt l e Rock- Student Conduct Educa t i on-Sp r i ngda l e 1 20 EDU CATl ON AND SCHOOLS -Resources --Li b ra r i es and L i b ra r i an s : B l y thevi l l e paper comnents on Benovel en t Book Burners Ap2 7 , 3 E : 6 Go v B i l l C l i nton tel l s s tudents l i braries a re v i ta l to the i r success 08, 1 1 A : 1 --P r i vate and Secta r i an School s : See a l so Ath 1 e t l cs - l nterseho 1 a s t l e Bapt i s t Church- L i t t l e Rock--F l rs t Bapt i s t Catho l i c H i gh School Endora Chr i s t i an Schoo l , I nc Pulaski Academy --Rel i g i ous P rac t i ces I n Publ ic Schoo l s , I ssue of: Arkansas Gazette rel i g lon ed Hor , John Workma n , d i s cusses B i b l e d i s t r i bu t ion by G i deons ; dangers o f prac t i ce l i s ted Ja5 , 6A : 1 letter defends work o f G i deons Ja20 , 2 E : 3 Arkansas school s may face court su i ts I f they attempt to i n t roduce re l i g i on in the cl ass room based on recent US Supreme C t act ion , ACLU spokesman says N 1 2 ,8A: 1 See a l so Educa t i on-L i t t l e Rock E4ucat i on-Mounta ( n V iew --Resources and Servi ces Centers : Art l c l e exp l o res p robab1 e d I rectton of educ i n 1 980s decade J a l , 1 8 : 1 Dr Don R. Roberts supports regional agenc i es to deal w i th some educ p robl ems Hr1 0 , 3A : I On l y 20 educators show up at Fo rrest C i ty to hear p resentat ion on p roposed regional educ centers H r 1 9 , 7A : 6 Educa t i onal resource center to be set up I n State Education . Dept to p rovi de I n formation to educators i n Ark ; Educat iona l Re sources I n forma t i on Cen ter m l c ro f l che co l l ect i on to be purchased Ap6 , 1 3A : 6 Reg iona l serv i ce center p roposal p resented to leg i s panel by Dr Don R . Roberts ; centers woul d s t rengthen sma l I school s , he l p p revent conso l t dat ion ; money now used fo r county superv i sor offices coul d be used for cen ters I f Leg l s abol i shes such offices Jy1 9 , 4A: l State teg l s l ators and educ off i c i a l s tour I owa reg ional centers 01 , BA : l School s get C p l us EDUCATION ANO SCHOOLS -Resources 1 980 rat i ng I n pol l at State Fa i r 09 , 3A : 6 ProPosed plan for 1 6 s tate a rea educ serv ice centers unve i led by Dr Don R . Roberts ; fund i ng wou l d come from money now used for county supervisor off i ces 023 , 1 A : 2 Dr Don Roberts urges SUPPort for reg i on off i ces N5 , 9A : I Lack of support f rom school admrs and Governor-e l ect Frank D . Wh i te has doomed proposa l for serv i ce o ff l ces 09 , 6A : 3 .--School Adm i n i s t rat ion and Com mun i ty Rol e : · O r Don Roberts says county school supervi so r offi ces cost $ 1 . 2 mi l l ion , not worth a d i me to l oca l d l s ts Hrl O , JA : I Dr Roberts re g rets rema rk on va l ue of county superv i so rs Hr1 1 , SA : 6 Resul ts of school e l ect ions (by county) Hr1 3 , 6A: l See a l so Educa t i on-L i tt l e Rock Educat i on-North L i tt l e Rock Educa t ion-Pu l as k i Co D i s t --Sta t i s t i cs : Sunma ry o f s tate Educat ion Dept l i s t f i gu res on number of schoo l s , enrol l men t , at tendance , expendi tures and teacher . . sa I a r I es Ja6 , 3A : 1 --Student Act i v i t ies : See a l so Educa t ion-L I t t l e Rock -·Student Conduc t : See a l so Educa t i on-L i tt l e Rock--Student Conduct Educa t i on-North L i tt l e Rock- Student Conduct --Teachers and Admi n i s t ra to rs : See a l so Arkansas Ch i l dren ' s . Colony Educat ion (gen) -:-Fi nances and Budge ts Educa t i on-Hel ena Educa t ion-L i tt l e Rock--Teachers ---Cert I f l cat I on: Phys I ca 1 educ teachers to d i scuss p roposed cert i f i cat ion on d i fferent teach ing l evel s H r2 , 22A : 8 Action del ayed on p l an to change cert i fi ca t ion of phys i ca l educ teachers Hr7, 1 0A : 6 B i l l I n Leg i s woul d requ i re new teachers to pass subject competency test N26 , 6A : 6 EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Teachers ---Eva l ua t i on : Art i c l e on methods used I n eva l uat i ng performance of teachers F21 , 1 B : 2 ---Pen s i ons and Ret i rement : State Repr L l oyd George persuades leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l to t ry to get I n format ion to teachers on amount of gene ral revenues app roved by the Leg ls for the Teacher Ret i rement Sys tem each y r O l 4 , 5A : 7 Senator Stan l ey Russ p resents rept on proposal for state to pay a l l con t r i bution to re t i rement fund D20 , 5A : 4 Ret i rement benef i t i ncreases endorsed by l eg l s panel 031 ,4A: I See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Government Employees---Pen s l ons ---Po l i t i ca l Act i vi t i e s : B t 1 1 I n Leg l s woul d bar d i smi ssal o f teachers for pol i t i ca l act i v i t i es N26 , 6A : 6 ---Sa l a r i es : Senate app roves Gov C l l n ton • s p l an to assure ful 1 fund i ng of teachers sal a r i es Ja23 , I A : 2 House passes fund i ng b i l l for teacher s a l a r i es ; Gov C l i nton says h e has kept h Is prom I se to teachers Ja24 • 4A : I AEA accqses House Speaker John H f l i e r of us i ng di rty t r i cks on vote on ful l fun d i ng of teacher s a l a ries Ja2 8 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i n ton says he d i d h i s best for teachers F2 , 9A : 3 Gazette ca l l s for spec i a l sess ion of leg i s l a ture to fund sal a r i es at promi sed l evel s F3 , 2E : l Ed i to rs connent on AEA c l a i m of d i rty tri cks on teacher pay F3 , 3 E : 3 Teachers pay checks may be sma l l er l ater th i s yea r because ra i ses were based on est i mated I ncome F23 , l l A : l Honey l ack i ng for $ 1 , 000 ra i se H r l O , 3A : 4 Arkansas sal a r i es fa l l bel ow U S avg , AEA repts Mrl 6 , 1 0A : l A rkade l ph i a paper comments on I na b i l i ty of s tate to pay promi sed teacher sal a r i es H r l 6 , 3E : 4 Cut i n revenues wi t 1 force reduct ion of amt budgeted for sal a r l es ; AEA l obby i s t , B i l l Wal ke r , says teachers wi l l not accept cuts pro posed Jy31 ,. IA : 5 Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton favors use of $3 m i l l i on from p roper ty reappra i sa l fund for teache r sal a r i es Ag9 , 6A : 1 State Board o f Educ 121 EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS -Teachers 1 980 EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Voca t 1ona1 c losed by weather N l 3 , 8A : 4 Checks sent to teachers who qual I f l ed for unempl oyment compensat ion fo r unpa i d hol i days I n 1 977 N24 , 3A : 6 --Teach i ng Methods , A lms and Ob ject i ves : Art i c l e d i scusses Prog ram for Effect i ve Teach i ng (PET) , wh i ch I s be i ng I n t roduced I n A rk , mode l ed after Newport News , Va , program; sys tem ra i ses pup t l performance l evel �al 4 , 1 8 :Z Montessori method used a t p r i va te school for I n fants and todd l ers at L i t t l e Rock ; p l an t r i es to I ns t i l l sel f•suf f i c l ency Mr6 , 38 : 1 Art l c l e exp l a i ns P rogram fo r Ef fect i ve Teach i ng (PET) Je 1 6 , J B : 2 See a l so Educat ion-L i tt l e Rock- Teach i n g Methods --Transportat ion : School off i c i a l s .swi tch to p ropane fuel for school buses D20 , SA : 4 --Vocat iona l Tra i n ing a n d G u i dance: Vo-tech programs severl y l acki ng , Ad v i sory Counc i l says ; agr and home econ s tressed at expense of h i gh techno l ogy ski l l s F7 , 9A : I Arkansas Chapter of the Ameri can C f v l l L i be r t i es. Un i on charges voca t i onal educ p l ans of school d l s ts d i sc r i m i nate aga i ns t women ; Cabot schoo l c i ted ; funds cutoff requested Apl 7, 1 A : S Un i ted Techno l og i es Corp dec i des not to move to Ark because company off l c l a 1 s do not th i nk s tate coul d p ro v i de t ra i n i ng for employees Ag22 , 7C : l Art i c l e on James A . Jones , a p i oneer I n Ark vocational educ S l , 1 B : 2 Governor B i l l C l i n ton rece i ves sug gest ions for improv i ng vocat iona l educ S l 2 , 8A : 6 State Economi c Deve l opment Comm tol d by heads of Educa t ion and H i gher Educa t ion Depts that l ack of funds hampers I ncreased vocat ional and techn ica l ·educ 5 1 9 , SA : l S tate vocat i ona l p rograms l ack fores i ght, l eg i s l a t i ve panel tol d 08 , 1 2A : l Gazette comments on need for coord i nat ion of programs 0 1 3 , 1 4A : l Governor-el ect Frank D . Wh i te says he may try to take voca t i ona l -techn ica l p rogram out of s tate Educa t i on Dept , and estab a separate comm made up of cuts $ 1 6 . 7 mi l l ion from budge t , cal l s teachers ' sa l a ries a pol i t i ca l foot ba l l Ag1 4 , 1A : 4 Art i cl e on teache rs ' sa l a r ies as a pol i t ica l i ssue Ag24 , 1 E : 4 Arkansas Educat ion Assn to go to court to p revent school d l s ts from rewr i t i ng teachers • contracts and lowe· r l n g the i r s a l a r ies Ag26 , JA : 7 Threat of s u i ts by AEA draws cri t i c i sm from Arkansas Assn o f Pro fess ional Educators Ag29 , I OA : 3 Edi tors convnent on AEA mi l i tancy on sa l a ries Ag31 , 3E : 3 Edi tor i a l s on pay for teachers S 7 , 3E : l Budget p roposal for 1 98 1 -82 wou l d grant average ra i se of $1 , 220 S8, J A : S At l ea s t 1 36 d l s ts have cut teachers ' pay ; AEA may f i l e su1 t S23 , 3A : 3 Court s u i ts cha l l englng cuts J n sa l ar l es wl 1 1 not be fi l ed unt i l next year, AEA says 09 , 3A : S Governor-el ect Frank D·. Wh i te tel l s Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l h i s top p r i or i ty wi l l be sa l a r i es o f teachers and s tate employees N6 , 1A : 6 lawyer tel l s teacher that honor i ng the i r contracts I s not a ma t ter of conven i ence N 7 , 1 0A : 6 Pay may be. re duced s t l l 1 further because of l ow · ·· tax col l ect ions N27 , I A : 3 B i l l f l i ed i n Leg l s woul d revi se rul e tha t d f s ts spend at least as much fo r teacher s a 1 a r l es as they d i d the previous year D 1 9 , 1 2A : 5 . Art f c l e compares recommendat ion by Governor-el ec t Frank Wh i te for teacher pay to that he wants for s tate emp. t oyees D21 , 1 E : 2 Edi tori a l poi nts out .fa I l acy o f promi s i ng teachers a n • average ' sal a ry I ncrease 02 1 , 3E : 5 Garbage col � l ectors i n L i t t l e Pock pa t d better than some Ark teachers D23 , 6A : 2 Rep r Charl es R . Moore J r suggests $ 1 7 ml l 1 Ion be taken from Revo l ving Fund to pay con t racts not ful l y funded th i s yea r ; Governor-e l ect Frank D . Wh i te no t favora b l e D31 , 3A : 1 See a l so Educa t ion-L i tt l e Rock--Teachers Educat Ion-Lonoke ---Unempl oyment I nsurance: Teachers not e l i g i b l e for unemploy ment compensa t i on j us t because school · 1 22 EDUCATI ON ANO SCHOOLS -Voca t ional 1 980 bus i ness and l abor l eaders N9 ,4A : I Arkansas Vocat i onal Assn opposes merger o f vo-tech programs wi th co l l s N20 , 1 0A : l ' P roposa l to sh i ft over s i ght of vocat ional educ to a new group i s opposed by s ta te Board of Educa t ion ; proposed i mprovements at schoo l s l i sted ; $56 mt l l lon s ta tewi de school for North L i tt l e Rock men t i oned D8, 4A : l See a l so Aerospace I ndus t rl es Ark- E l ect lons--Governor Educat ion-Pul aski Co D i st-Voca t ional Tra i n i ng Arkadelph i a . Letter sweaters g i ven for academi c exce l l ence 01 9 , 1 9A : 1 Ashdown . Students at Ashdown a re taught bas i cs o f nutri t ion through school l unch program F27 , 2 B : 5 Augus ta . I rregu l a r i t ies and t I l egal I t ies charged i n school bd e lect ion Ap2 , 4A : 6 Order upheld by US Comr of Educa t i on ; school d i s t must repay $ 1 31 , ' 1 2 I n T i t l e I funds I t m i sspent My25 , l 1 A : 7 Beebe . · Court su i t cha l l enges recently approved bond i ssue on grounds that I t exceeds l ega l rat io 01 2 , 12A: 1 Benton . Anderson Dewel Parsons seeks re i ns ta tement as ass i stant supt Jy26, I I A : S Berryvi l l e . Home economi cs teacher rep r i manded by school bd for teach i ng un i t on sex educa t i on ; group protest i ng a l so says books I n school I l b ra ry not s u i tabl e H r5 , 6A : 1 About 300 persons attend Bd meet i n g ; mo s t fa-«>r sex educ Hrl 9 , 6A : I Cabo t . School beg i n s phys l ca l educ program des i gned to correct confused doml nence, s i dedness or 1 atera l l ty Mrl 2 , 88 : I See a l so Educa t ion (gen) --Voca t l onal ... Cedarv i l l e . C l asses cance l l ed after s tudents and facul ty p rotest rema rk by p r i nc i pa l D l 4 , 1 1A : 4 Central D i s t r i ct ( Judson i a ) See a l so Educa t i on-Judson i a EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Heber Spr l ngs · C l a rksv i 1 l e See a l so Basketbal 1 - f nterscho l asti c Campton . School D i s t seeks des tg� nation as i so l a ted school Mr1 1 , 5A : 6 Conway. M rs Betty Ful l e r and the Conway School Bd settl e race b i as SU 1 t F29 t " A : I Cord-Cha r l otte . C i rc u i t C t upho l ds transfer of s tudents f rom Cord Cha r l o t te to Newa rk Ja20 , 5A : 7 Arkansas Supreme Court r u l es boards of both d i st r i cts mus t a pp rove trans fe r of students between d l sts N28 , 5A : 8 Dardanel l e . Nancy Cox charges she was not reh i red because she· exerc i sed her freedom of speech Sl 3 ,4A : 1 R i chard Johnson f i l es s u i t a l l e g i ng he was f i red for c r i t i c i sm of h i s p r i nc i pa l S 1 7, I OA : 5 Dumas . H i gh school c l oses earl y after tens i on deve loped fol lowing p romo t ion of whl te over b l ack for footba l l coach F8 , 1 1 A : I C l asses re sume w f th 25 pct absent F1 2 , SA : 6 Fo.rt Smi th . Cha ff i n Jun i o r H i gh School at Fort Smi th susta i ns heavy damage r n van.da I t sm I nc I dent Je 1 3 , 7A : I Youths tol d to pay school $ 1 6 , 968 I n vanda l i sm case ; other penal t i es a l so assessed Jy1 2 ,8A : l G l enwood . Kyl a D i i i a rd , who has compl eted graduat ion req u l rements I n 3 y rs w i th s t ra i ght A . grades , cha l l enges school bd pol i cy that does not a l low her to be named an honors graduate Hr26 , 5A : 3 Boa rd changes ru1 e on bar of scho l a rs h i ps for 3-yr graduates Ap1 7 , 6A : 8 Green b r i e r . Four sen io rs kept out of graduation ceremony a fter pub l i sh i ng controve rs i a l wo rk I n school paper Hyl 4 , 4A : 4 Havana . U S C I rcu t t Court o f Ap pea l s reverses D i s t r i ct Ct f i n d i ng that schoo l bd was b i ased when I t f i red Supt J i m F . Barham N8,9A : 2 Heber Sprl n,s . Debate deve l ops · ove r l ength o terms of contracts for adm i n i s t ra tors Ap2 7 , 6A : 4 School bd 1 23 EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS -Heber Sp r i ngs . . .. 1 980 EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -L i tt l e P.ock Lakes i de . J l nmy Anderson , 2 1 , a r rested on charge of vanda l i z i ng school by d r i v i ng p i ckup t ruck through g l ass doors , down ha l l ; damages may exceed $30 , 000 S7�4A : l Lawson . Forced merger w i th E t Dorado uphel d by s ta te Sup reme Ct Je1 0 , 4A : 4 L I t t l e Rock . Supt Paul Hasem used school empl oyees fo r wo rk at h l s res i dence , wi l l re i mburse d i s t Je27 , 1 4A : 4 Supt Pau l Masero to pay $76 to D i s t for wo rk school empl oyees d i d at h t s home Je28 , I A : 5 See a l so King, Ha rt i n Luther J r --Adm i n i s t rat ion and Commun i ty Ro l e : Boa rd p romotes R i chard Mapl e to p r i nc i pa l a t Cen t ra l H i gh School des p i te protests by John Wa l ke r , a bl ack Je27, t4A: 1 --Ath l e t i cs See Ath l e t i cs --Awa rds , Deco ra t i ons and Honors : Ha l l H i gh School teacher, Cathe r i ne Haml lton, rece i ves Amer i can Chem I ca l Soc i ety ' s outstan d i ng chem i s try teacher award Ap24 , 1 8 :2 -�Board of Educat i on : See subhea d , Schoo l Adm --Conso l i dat ion and Reorgan i za t i on : l i tt l e P.ock school off i c i a l s ca l l for s tudy of merger of L i tt l e P.ock and Pulaski County d l s ts ; Pulaski D i s t bd votes to end ta l ks Hr1 2 ,4A: l --Cu r r i cu l a : Parents object to content of sex educ c l asses Ja8 , 1 3A : 2 Supt Paul Hasem says D l s t may face a revival of a "book burn i ng menta l I ty" I r efforts of some groups and I nd i v i dua l s succeed ; Hasem c i tes Fam i l y L i fe , Ame r i ca , God ( FLAG ) , Hard i ng Un i v and the Nat i onal Educa t i on P rogram; c r l t t c l sm of some groups d i rected a t d rug , a l coho l , sex and other va l ue c l a r i f i ca t i on p rograms ; opponents ca l l such p rograms a re1 l g lon of human i sm Ja 31 , 1 A : 2 Readers respond to Dr Hasem on human i sm and book-burn i ng menta l i ty F7 , 1 2A : 3 See a l so Conserva t i sm, Pol i t i ca l --Day Ca re Cente rs : School may ap p l y for federal funds to operate l eaves pol i cy i n ta�t on h i r i n g admrs Hy22 , I OA : l Hel ena-West Hel ena. D i s t r i ct asks US Court to"take J u r i s d i ct ion of s u i t f i led in s tate cts to ha l t con s truction of central fac i l i ty for l owe r grades Ja4 , 5A : 6 B l ack res i dents to ca l I for school boycott un l ess Leroy Cha r l es , a bl ack teacher , I s reh i red and changes made I n a tt f · tude towa rd h i ring and . p romot ion of b l acks Jy25 , 5A : 7 B l ack group p re sents l ong l i s t of demands , threatens boycott Ag1 4 ,4A : 6 G roup s t i l l p l ans boycott Ag1 5 ,"1 3A : 8 Boa rd agrees to rehi re Cha r l es to avo i d boycott Ag20, l lA : l Absence rate of 46 pct re ported as boycott beg i ns ; b l acks now demand end to t rack ing sys tem used t n c l ass p l acemen ts Ag21 ,6A : l Boycott to be ca l l ed o ff I f 2 demands a re met , b l acks say Ag22 , 1 1 A : l At tendance r i ses ; boycott cos ts about $5 per pup i l pe r day I n lost s tate a id Ag2 3 , 4A : 3 School Board, b l ack l eade rs to . meet.; attendance I s 42 pct; demands l l sted Ag26 , 8A : 7 Boycott of school s g rows as teachers stay out, absentee rate of s tudents c l i mbs to 6 1 ; b l ack l eade rs cal l for boycott of l oca l bus i ness Ag28 , I A : 8 · Boycott goes on as 57 pct of s tudents s k i p schoo I Ag29 , 1 4A : 1 G roups fa f l to resol ve boycott Ag30 , 4A : 3 School boycott to con t inue Ag31 , 8A :2 Boy cott ca l l ed off; d i spute resol ved, b l ack group says S2 , 1 A : 2 B l acks end boycott ;- concess ions 1 l s ted S 3 , 4A : 3 B l acks say p romi ses b roken , resume threat of bus i ness boycott S25 , 8A : 6 ' H i s to r i c wrongs ' a l l eged a s b l acks beg i n boycott of wh i te-owned bus i nesses at He l ena and Wes t Helena O_l , SA : 1 Rev La rry Edwards found gul 1 ty of threat to bomb home of lt b l ack women to get them. to hel p boycott s tores ; appeal p l anned O l lt , 6A: I Despl te f l a res between Judson l· a . Judson l a · and Cen t ra l D l s ts over at tendance of Oakda l e a rea s tudents S 1 4 , SA: 1 l 2lt EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -L i tt l e Rock 1 980 E DUCATI ON ANO SCHOOLS - U t t l e Rock school bd F1 3 , 5A : 1 F24 ,4A : I Vers i on o f 1 957 desegrega t i on cri s i s as seen by E l i zabeth Huckaby to be f i l med as TV movi e F24 , J F : 4 M i ns te rs g roup ca 1 l s for I nc reased suppo rt of pub I f c school s F29 , 1 0A : 4 Commi ttee forms to ass i s t Pulaski County D i s t res l s tence to expans ion of L i t t l e Rock school bounda r i es F29 , 1 5A : 1 Gazette com ments on s tatement by mi n i s te rs H r l , 1 6A : 1 Gazette comments on s ta tement of support by c l e rgy Hr9 ,2E : 1 G roup of wes t L i t t l e Rock parents o rgan r ze to show support for publ i c schoo l s Hr1 6 , 4A : 1 Parents for Publ i c Schoo l s es tab commi ttee to f i ght wh i te f l i ght H r1 9, 1 1 A : 6 A rt i c l e on efforts by Pa rents for Publ l e Schoo l s Hr24 , I B : 2 Expans ion of d i st r i ct l l nes to I n c l ude a l l of c i ty of L f tt l e Rock coul d b r i ng 50·50 rac i a l bal ance, school bd tol d Ap3 , 9A : I Church l eaders open forum to d i scuss I ssues Ap1 1 . 1 A : 2 Gazette conwnents on re l i g ious group support of pub l i c schoo l s Ap20 , 2E : I Gazette comments on rac i a l p rej ud i ce and rel l g f on and the.. J n te r fa I th Denom I na t Iona 1 Round tab 1 e Ap25,22A : l Effo rt growi ng to rec ru i t wh i tes for schoo l s ; parents fear p r i ma ry g rades to be mos t l y b l ack Hy2 , 5A : l G reater L i t t l e Rock Rel i g ious Forum organ i zed , p l edges support for· pub 1 t c schoo 1 s Hy9 , 1 OA : 1 Gazette conwnents on Forum and I ts ro l e fo r publ l e schoo l s Hyl O , 1 8A : l Spokesman for Parents for Publ l e Schools pred i cts a t tempt to rol 1 back school taxes I f better rac i a l ba l ance t s not made Hy1 3 , 3A : 3 Supt Paul Masem p redi cts b lack-wh i te rat i o to s tab i l i ze ; tal ks resume on expans ion of school d i s t I nto Pulaski County D i s t to take In l a rgel y-wh i te s ub u rban a reas Jel , SA: l Gazette sug gests C i ty of L i tt l e Rock return to p ract i ce of addi ng newly annexed property to the L i ttle Rock School D i s t Je2 , 1 0A : I C i ty D i rector Byron Horse suggests school bd q u i t I f s ta te l aw not changed to a l l ow d i s t to expand w i th c i ty l i m i ts Je4 . 1 A : 3 chi 1 d care program before and a fte r schoo 1 ; p r i vate day ca re operators concerned Ap8 , JA: I --Employees , Non-Ce rt i f i ed: Ma jor i ty of bus d r i ve rs , ma i ntenance and custod i a l workers jo i n Amer i can Federa t i on of Teachers , ask for ba rga i n i ng ri ghts My29 , 7C : 7 School Board rejects reques t for barga i n i ng r i ghts for bus d r i ve rs , ma i ntenance and custod i a l workers Agl , 1 8A : l Schoo l Board approves ba rga i n i ng ri ghts for bus d r i ve rs , and ma i nte nance and custod i a l workers Ag29 ,9A: 1 School Board sets gu i de l i nes fo r union e l ec t i on for some d i s t workers OJl , 1 9A:4 School Bd cancel s ag ree ment to a 1 1 ow e 1 ec t ion for un ion N2 I , l SA: l Board reverses I ts former ap p roval of a un i on cert i fi cat ion e l ect ion ; un ion to contes t val i d i ty of board meet i ng N22 , 1 A : 2 Un i on cert i f i cat ion vote schedul ed by Amer i can Fede ra t i on of Teachers · de s p i te school board vote N23 , 1 A : 2 Vote i s a lmost unan i mous for un ion i n unrecogn i zed vote b y workers N26 , 6A : I American Federat ion of Teachers sues school board I n fede ral c t a l l eg l ng bd v i o l a ted I ts own pol i c ies and r i ghts of empl oyees 06, I A : B School Boa rd votes to g rant wo rkers the r i ght to meet and confer w i th the Board I n l ieu o f barga i n i ng ri ghts ; un ion unhappy D I J , J 8A : l --Enro 1 1 ment : C I ty school s a re 64 pct b l ack S4 .4A : 1 --Equal Educa t ional Opportun i ty : U S Hea l th, Educat ion and Wel fare Dept (HEW) apo l og i zes for l i s t i ng d i s t among worst offenders wi th number o f b l acks I n spec i a l educ Ja9 , 1 2A : 7 At torney for d i s t says s u i t to expand d i s t bounda r i es woul d be fut i l e Ja29 , 7A: 1 Supt Paul Masem presents p rogram and t i me ta b l e to comba t whi te f l l ght from d i s t Fl , IA : 5 Hrs Donna D i l l ahunty, a facul ty member at Un i vers i ty of Centra l Ark, says Hasem misrepresented her remarks on books and sex educ Fl , l l A : 1 Whi te f l l ght di scussed by cand l dates for 1 25 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS - L i t t l e Rock 1 980 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -L i tt I e Rock Boa rd approves $ 38 . 7 m i l l ion budget 08, 1 1 A : 7 Worsen i n g econ s i tuat ion expected 01 2 ,24A : 7 P roposa l made for 8-mi l l I ncrease I n tax; schoo l s fear major cuts wi thout revenue 01 1 , 1 A : 5 School Bd deci des to seek 8-m l l l tax I ncrease ; f i nanc i a l s i tuat ion de scr i bed as b l eak D31 , 1 A : 2 --Gi fted Studen t s : Pa rents cri t i c i ze p rogram as i nadequate F27 , 3A : l B l acks f i le su i t to b l ock sunwner p rogram for gl fted ch i l d ren Je4 , 6A : I I n junction p l ea refused ; p rogram for g i fted to start Je5 , 8A : I John W . Wa l ke r appea t s dec l s I on on p rogram JeJ , 4A : I Judge R i chard S . Arno l d re fuses to suspend program Je8 , SA : I Sul t cha l l en g i n g summer p rog ram for the g i fted ru l ed noot S30 , 3A : 6 Art i c l e on probl ems I n deve l op i ng g i fted , ta l ented program NJ , 1 0A : 1 Supt Paul Hasem defends p l ans to rev i se program N l l , 3A : 3 --Grad i ng of Studen ts : Test scores I mp roved Hy30 , 1 8A : 3 Imp rovement I n rea d i ng reported Ag8 , 1 0A : 6 �-P r i vate and Secta r i an School s : Study by panel i n C h r i s t the King Pa r i s h f i nds 3 Catho l i c e l ementary school s spend l ess than hatf the money the pub l i c schoo l s do ; other f i n d i ngs I l s ted Jal , SA : 1 See a l so Bapt i s t Church- L i ttle Rock--Fl rst Bapt l s t Cathol i c H i gh School Haunt St Hary•s Academy Pulaski Academy --Rel i g ious Prac t i ces I n Publ i c School s , I s sue of; School Board ques t i oned on ban of prayer i n schoo l s Ja8 , 1 3A : 2 School Bd panel p roposes ban on d i s t r i but ion of re1 i g lous mate r i a l s I n schoo l s F20 , 5A : 1 --School Adm i n i s tra t i on and Com munl ty Rol e : Rudo l ph L . B l oom l s cand i date for school bd Ja9 ,4A : 7 Dr Cha r l es Hodge and Dr Arthur G i l l um f i l e for bd seats Ja 1 3 ,9A : I Ha l l H i gh School student Robert H. Davi d I l l seeks seat on bd Ja 1 5 , 6A : Je Hrs Judy Green seeks bd seat Ja 1 7 , 3 A : 4 Pul aski County School Bd Pres i dent Bob Moore assa i l s rema rks by c i ty d i rectors Je6 , 7A : l Supt Paul Hasem pred i c ts s ta b l e b l ack-wh i te ra t i o , pra i ses work by rel l g ious l eaders Je 1 3 , 1 1 A : l Dr Ruth Po l k Patte rson charges I n federa l ct s u i t that d i s t has viol ated lts morato r i um agreemen t of 1 9 74 to desegregate a l l l eve l s of the system; nume rous comp l a i nts 1 l s ted Jy30 , 1 A : 2 Black parents de mand no re b l ack teache rs , othe r changes Jy3l , 1 1 A : 1 Gazette does not bel i eve Dr Ruth Patte rson shoul d be s upe rvi so r o f Engl i sh and soc i a l s tud i es ; react i on to p roduct i on of p l ay , "You Can't Take I t Wi th You," c i ted Jy3 1 , 1 6A : I School d i s t den ies sex, race charges I n Patte rson s u i t , says I t has gone beyond requ i rements Ag1 , 1 A : 3 School Board names Ha rv i n Z i mmerman to pos i t i on sought by Dr Patte rson Ag1 , 1 8A : I J i m I vey makes p i tch for end to whi te f l i gh t , d i s cusses e ffect on bus i ness Ag8 , 8A : S Fede ra l J udge rejects order request of Dr Patte rson , wi l l try case on I ts meri ts l a ter Agl O , l A : Je S umma ry of book by E l i zabeth Huckaby on 1 957 desegregat ion c r i s i s 026 , 1 F : 2 Supt Paul Hasem presents opt ions to s top wh i te fl i gh t from d i s t Dl 8 , 1 A : 6 School Board votes to take f i rs t s teps towa rd f i l i ng l aws u i t to reme dy rac t a l I mba l ance by expan d i ng I n to o r me rg i ng wi th Pulaski County D i s t Dl 9 , 1 A : 5 See a l so Faubus , O rval Eugene Hays , B rooks --Fi nances and Budgets : No b i ds made on $ 5 . 5 m i l l ion I n school bonds offered; h i gh I nte rest rate b l amed Hr6 , 1 A : 2 School Bd hopes to l u re bond buyers Hr7 , 6A : 3 D i s t r i ct re v i ses proposa l , . offers 1 5-yr bond I ssue Hr8 , 6A : l School bonds ge t no b i ds for 2nd t i me Ap3 , 9· A : 3 Bonds sol d on 3 rd at tempt My8 , 6A : 4 Arkan sas Taxpayers Serv i ces to f l ght any tax I n c rease Hy9 , 1 1 A : 6 School Bd cuts $600 , 000 f rom budget Hy 1 6 , 1 4A : 5 1 26 E DUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -L i tt l e Rock 1 980 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -Norphlet pct tentat i ve l y set Ag27 , 1 4A : l Teacher pay pact sett l ed Ag29 , 9A : 3 School Boa rd endorses p l an to ref i ne teacher eva l ua t ion O l 3, 3A : 2 Supe r i n tendent Paul Hasem to be eva l uated by teachers 0 1 7 , SA : l Teache rs rate Supt Masem weak I n job performance 0 3 1 , J 9A : I Board rejects g ri evance over el i m i na t i on of ass i s tant l i b ra r i an pos i t ion a t h i gh school s Dl 7,8A : l --Teach i ng Methods , Alms .and Ob ject ion s : Mathema t i cs teachers a t l i tt l e Rock take course to hel p them teach the i r s tudents to read math probl ems Ap2 , 1 8 : 5 Auction used to teach econ l essons to students a t Futb r i ght P r i mary School Jel 8 , I B : 2 Lonoke . Teachers sue school d i s t after reduced s tate funds brought re duction i n pay N1 2 , 6A : 6 Ma l ve rn . Fees cha rged by schoo l s to be protested D2 1 , 9A : l Horri 1 ton See a l so Educatlon--Handl capped Hounta l n V i ew. Ameri can C i v i l L i bert i es · Un i on asks that B l b 1 e read i ng J n cl as s room be ha l ted Jal, 1 A : .6. Gazette conrnents on b reaking of federal l aw by B i bl e read i ng Ja 1 5 , l OA : J School B d votes to a l l ow . te 1 1 i ng of B 1 b 1 1 ca 1 s tort es t n schools to con t i n ue ; 400 attend meet i ng Ja1 6 , 9A : 3 Lawsu i t prepared by ACLU Ja 1 7 , 5A : l Letter says courts have no powe r to forb i d free exerc i se of re lt g I on Ja20 , 2 E : 3 Letters on re1 i g I ous v i ews Ja25 , 1 8A : 3 B i b l e read i ng i n pub l i c school cha l l enged I n fede ral ct Hr2 7 , 6A : 6 Tes t i mony on B i b l e s to ry rea d ing heard i n US ct; rul i ng del ayed Ap l 0 , 6A: 1 Gazette ed on cha l l enge o f B i b l e read i ng I n schoo l s Apl 8 , 20A : l School a l ters B i b l e pol I cy to resol ve s u i t Ap24, 5A : 3 School , parents reach agreemen� B i b l e read i ngs end , gui des adopted My3 , 1 1 A : 1 B i b l e s to r i e s , church songs ha l ted Je1 1 , 1 1 A : 6 Nemo V i s ta See a l so Educa t ion-South Conway Co Norph l e t . $ 3 0 , 000 mi s s i n g ; Supt Fl oyd G i bson res i gns Je1 9 , 5A : 6 Betty Herron f 1 1 es for seat Ja2 6 , 1 0A : 4 Candi dates d i scuss wh i te fl i gh t , other probl ems F t 3 , 5A : 1 Po· l t tlea l Actions Conrnl ttee fo r Edu ca t f on (PACE ) , an a rm of l t t t l e Rock C l as s room Teachers Assn ( CTA) en dorses Dr Cha r l es H. Hodge Ft 3 , 5A : 1 Board candi dates offer vi ews on prob l em of whi te fl i gh t F24 , 4A : 1 Ga zette endorses candi dates Mr8 , 1 6A : 1 Mrs Betty He rron and D r Arthur w. G I 1 1 um w i n bd seats Hr1 2 , 1 A : 6 --S tudent Ac t i v i t i es : Objec t i ons to d i a l ogue l n Hoss Hart p l a y p rompt changes a t L i tt l e Rock Cen tral H i gh School Ap5 ,4A : 4 NAACP l e t ter pro tests p l ay Ap6 , 1 3A : l Central student body pres i dent defends p l ay Ap9 , 1 8A : 3 Pane l s to screen pl ays I n futu re are set up Ap l 4 , 3A : 1 Seven d rama teachers oppose c rea t ion o f sc reen i ng panel Ap1 6 , 5A : 2 letter by Gay l e Wi ndsor J r on censorsh i p J n the a rts and h i s tory Ap 1 6 , 20A : 3 Gazette c r i t i ca l of censorsh i p of Hoss Hart p l ay Ap 1 7 , 1 2A : 1 --Student Conduc t : U S j udge delays rul i ng I n request by Leol a - Wi l l i ams for re turn to Ha l l H i gh School after exp u l s ion F5 , 7A : 1 Study shows few serious d l s c l p l l ne probl ems Myl l , 6A : 4 N ineteen pct o f s tudents Invo l ved i n d i sc i p l i na ry action Hy31 , 7A : 1 Feder a l Judge W1 1 I l am R . Over ton rul es no cons t i tut iona l r i ghts v io l ated I n suspens ion o f 2 s i s te rs from Ha l l H i gh School I n gun I nc i dent Jy 1 8 , 5A : 1 --Teachers and Adm i n i s trators : C l as s room Teachers Assn rejects wr I tten understand I ng proposed by bd panel . fo r h i ghe r priori t i es for ex panded teache r educ bene f i ts F 1 6 , I OA : 1 Teams from School B d and C l as s room Teachers Assn open ta l ks on sour note Hy9 ,6A : 4 Teachers offered 5 pet pay Increase ; ca l l ed good sta rt Hy2 3 , 5A : l School Board team offers new pay p l a n , sets dead l i ne for ac ceptance Ag7 , 1 A : 8 C l as s room Teachers Assn rejects s al ary p roposal Ag9 ,6A : 4 I mpasse dec l a red I n s a l a ry ta l ks Ag1 4 , 2A : 7 Teacher pay ra i se of 6 . 5 127 EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS -North l i tt l e Rock 1 980 North L i t t l e Rock --Board of Educat ion: See Educa t i on-North L i t t l e Rock- School Adm · --En ro 1 1 me n t : 31 . 7 pct o f s tudents a re b l ack; ·rac l a l en ro l l men t by schoo l s l i s ted 024 , BA : l --Equa 1 Educa t ional Opportun I ty: E l ghth US Cour t of Appea 1 s upho l ds l owe r court desegrega t ion orde r ; facul ty I n teg rat ion ordered D25 , 1 A : 8 --Fi nances and Budgets: D i s tr i ct aud i t shows ba l ance o f $ 1 , 06 1 ,848; rnt 1 1 age I nc rease s t i l l needed , of fi c i a l s say Ja 1 1 , 8A : 5 Voters app rove mi l l age I nc rease Mr1 2 , 1 A : 6 Vo l unteer e ffort credl ted for wte for ml I I age I ncrease Hrl 3 , 1 4A : l Board adopts $ 1 9 mi l l ion budget Jy25 , 1 0A : 1 --School Adm i n i s t ra t ion and Com mun l ty Ro l e : s. R . Lyon seeks 4th term on school bd Ja1 1 , 8A : 6 Dr L . D . Redden Jr w l l I not seek ree l ect Ion to bd Ja 1 6 , 8A : 3 John C . Wa rd fi l es for bd seat Ja 1 8 , 8A : 3 L i nda Woodwo rth ' fl "l es for seat Ja26, I OA : 3 P roponen ts of tax I nc rease wage campa i gn ; two seek be seats Mr8, 1 1 A : 1 s. R . Lyon reel ected to bd Hrl 2 , 1 A : 6 --Student Conduc t : School Board adopts d i sc i p l i ne po l i cy a l l ow i n g use o f padded, wi ndowl es s , t i me-out rooms and b l ankets I n ·hand l i ng v i o l en t s tuden ts ; J aw requ i r i ng that publ ic schoo l s educa te a l 1 handi capped s tudents p rompted change N2 1 , 4A : I -�Teachers and Adm i n i s t ra tors : School counsel or Barbara L . G i l l esp ie f l ies su i t a l l eg i n g d i s t d i sc r i m i nates aga i n s t women empl oyees , I s t ry i ng to force her to res i gn Jy24 , 7A : 1 Federal Judge Henry Woods h ol ds hear i ng on sex d l sc r l m l na t fon charge f i l e d by Barbara G i l l es p i e , who was repl aced as a counse l o r D l l ,4A : 4 P i ne B l uff. Federa l Judge Oren Harr i s overrul es HEW f i nd i ng that D i s t d i scrimi nated aga i n s t 2 b l ack adm i n i s t rators and a b l ack coach I n 1 9 70 ; Court orders funds rel eased to school Hr6 , 3A : 1 Pulaski County D i s t . Board hears EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Pu l a s k i County rept on mi s i n fo rma t i on a l l eged l y sp read by d i s t empl oyees about p ro posed a t tendance zone changes F 1 3 , 2A : 2 See a l so Drug Add i c t i o n , Abuse and Tra ff i c Educa t i on-l i tt l e Rock--Equal Educ --Adul t Educa t ion: Wo rk o f Adul t Educa t i on Center p ra i sed 023 , 1 8 :2 --Board of Educa t i on : See Educa t i on-Pul aski Co D i s t- School Adm --Conso l i da t ion and Reorgan i za t i on : See a l so Educa t i on-Li t t l e Rock- Consol l da t l on --Curr i cu l a : Two board members debate proposed course I n sex educ for 7th graders ; fears of I ncreased sexual ac t i v i ty by teen-agers ex pressed by opponents Jy8 , 1 7A : l Boa rd autho r i zes pane l to deve l op fami l y l i fe s tudy Jy9 , 1 5A : 7 . Boa rd rejects outl i ne for sex educ course fo r 7th grade rs S l O , 1 5A : I --En ro l l ment : B l acks show s l i gh t Increase ; en ro l l men t b y schoo l s 1 1 s ted 0 1 0 , 9A : 7 - ...food Serv i ce : Federa l Judge E l s i j ane Trimb l e Roy den i es I n junc t ion to hal t s a l e of carbonated beverages w i th l unches Ag2 3 ,�A : l --School Adm i n i s tra t i on and Com� mun l ty Rol e : Bob Moore fi l es fo r re e lect f on to school bd Ja 1 6 , 8A : 3 Lester Hos t.Owl 1 1 not seek reel ect ion to school bd Ja22 ,4A : 8 Bi l l y J . Wawa k seeks bd seat Ja2 3 , l l A : l G l em E . Davi dson seeks seat on bd Ja24 , 6A : 4 Oscar E . Wafe fi l es for bd seat Ja2 5 , 4A : 5 O the r can d i dates f i l i ng are Don H i ndman , La rry Lemar S taggers, H . H. Faul kner and John A . Ramer Ja26 , I OA : l C l as s room Teachers Counc i l endorses Moore, Staggers and Faul kner F 1 3 .2A : 3 Four cand i da tes for school bd present opt ions H r7 , l OA : l Spec i a l educ l s I ssue I n one contest Mr7 , 12A : 3 Don H i ndman and H. H. Faul kner e l ected to bd Mr1 2 , 8A : 1 P roposed goa l s and ph i l osophy statement p repared by parents draws angry react ion from Pulaski Assn o f 1 28 EDUCATI ON AND SCHOOLS -Pu l aski County 1 980 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -South Conway w i s h he had stayed i n c l a s s room a t Hendrix Hr1 6 , 3E : 6 P l umervi 1 1 e renews request to put state Educa t ion Dept back t n s u i t Mr 1 9 , 5A : 5 Board· agrees on pa rt l a 1 p l an fo r rac f a 1 ba l ance Hr20 , 20A : 8 Judge says East S i de need not pay funds sought by Nemo V i s ta Mr2 7 , 1 0A : 8 Pet i t Jean Country Head1 1 ght conmen ts on cost of bus i n g for rac i a l bal ance Ap6 , 3E : 4 State Edu ca t i on Dept and the State of Arkansas re i ns ta ted as part ies i n s u i t Apl O , 6A : 4 P roposed ffna1 conso l i da t i on p l an fi l ed Ap2 3 , 1 7A : 6 Nemo V i s ta D i s t a s ks j udge to order East S i de D i s t to turn agr c l ass equ i pment over to I t Ap2 5 , 6A : 1 Two d i s t r i ct s , US govt object to final me rger p l an Hy6, 5A : 1 After l engthy hea r i n g , Judge G . Thomas E i sele says he may set tax rate and order state to p rovi de some funds My7 , 4A : l State orde red to pay any I nc reased costs of ma i nta i n i n g qual i ty o f educ My S, l OA : 4 Judge E i se l e app roves me rge r of school s ; severa l orders I ssued Hy l O , l l A : I Judge can set tax ra tes , board says My1 �, 5A: l US Jus t i ce Dept urges E i sel e to order 62-m l l l school tax Hy20 , 7A : 1 P l umervi l l e D i s t asks 62m i l l l evy , cance l l a t i on of 1 2 -ml l l bond i ssue approved by Mor r i l ton My2 1 , 1 0A : 4 US attorneys ask ha l t to i ssuance of bonds approved at Ho rri l ton Hy24 , 6A : 4 P l ume rv i l l e asks ha l t to p l an for j un ior h i gh a th l e t i c fa c i 1 i t i es a t Mor ri l ton ; seve ra l ob ject ions to conso l i da t ion p 1 ans fi l ed My29 , 7C : 6 State urges Judge E i se l e to use broad powe rs to set t l e fun d i ng i ssue Je3 , 1 1 A : 4 Judge E i se l e orders 62-m t 1 1 tax, l eaves I ssue of con s t ruct i on bonds to I nter i m bd Je5 , I A : 6 P l umervi 1 1 e D i s t , wh i ch was to go out of ex i s tence June 30, asks s tate for $99, 454 Je2 , 9A : l S tate urges den i a l of funds requested by P lumerv i l l e Jy l l , 8A : 3 Res i dents re s i gned, not un i ted on school merge r , j udge tol d 022 , 1 0A : 6 US Appea 1 s C t d i sm i sses s tate appeal of cos t l y deseg rega t i on order, ca l J s appea l C l assroom Teachers , who b rand pro posa l s as a code of conduct and at t ack on academ i c freedom O l 4 , 4A : l --Teachers and Admi n i s t rators : Schoo l D i s t and Hrs Mary E l l a Ma rt i n set t l e sex b i as su i t she fi l ed I n 1 978 Jy2 3 , 7A : l Board votes to pay teachers ful l sa l a r i es Ag24 , 5A : 3 D i s t r i ct accused o f having unwr i t ten po l i cy o f hav i ng no mo re than one b l ack admr i n each school N 1 1 , 3A: l --Vocat i ona l T ra i n i ng and G u i da nce : Art i c l e on use o f computer program to hel p students choose ca ree rs Mr4 , 2 B : 4 Ru�sel l v l l l e See a l so Educat lon-- Fl nances Sea rcy. Arson suspected In burn i ng of Jun ior H i gh School Mr1 8 , SA : l South Conway County D i s t . Nemo V ls ta D i s t asks federal c t to order Men i fee East S i de D i s t to surrender funds I t says I t cannot pay because of ct order to pay for studen ts It sends to South Conway D i s t ; prob l em arose because o f merger o f Mor ri l ton , P l ume rv i l l e and Men i fee D f s ts after desegregathm su I t Ja6 , 3A : 7 D f s t rl ct ... l acks funds to meet payro l l Ja1 7,4A : 7 Funds ava i l a b l e for payment of cert i fied personnel through Apr i l Ja 1 8 , 9A : 7 �l umerv i l l e asks for s tate a i d to fi n i sh . term Ja29 ,4A: 1 US Jus t i ce Dept asks Judge E i sel e not to change p 1 an F 5 , 7A : 6 School me rgers emb i t ter Men i fee and P l ume rv i l l e basketba l 1 · p l ayers and fan s F l O , lB : t US Supreme Ct refuses to hear appea l o f conso l i dat i on order F20 , 9A : 1 State of Ark and the State Boa rd of Educat i on may be re instated as pa rt i es I n case F29 , 6A : 6 Judge E l se l e sets Ap r i l 1 5 as dead l i ne for conso l i da t ion p l an , wl 1 1 name 9th member to school bd Mr6 , 1A:4 Hend r i x Co l l professor Robert W . Me riwether named to Bd i n try to speed deseg rega t ion Hr1 1 , 5A : 7 D i s t r i c t may use 3 tax rates Mr 1 4 , 8A : 7 Attorney Gen S teve C l a rk asks Judge E i se l e not to b r i ng s tate and Educat i on Dept back I n to su i t H r l 4 , l OA : I Morr i l ton paper connents on new bd membe r , says Me rriwether may . · 1 29 EDUCAT I ON AND SCHOOLS -South Con way 1 980 premature . N l , 9A : 6 Morri l ton ed i tor sees l i tt l e depth In report by 3 un i ve rs i ty p rofessors to Judge E i se l e; l a ck o f factua l i n forma t i on noted N9 , 3E : 6 D i s t r i ct seeks re i mbursement o f $ 72 3 , 000 for expenses of desegregat Ion l a wsu i t D6 , 6A : 5 Spr i ngda l e . Sta te Educat ion Dept ru les Spr i ngda l e must prov i de p rogram for deaf ch 1 1 d F8 , 3A: 7 Board to ap pea 1 rul i ng on deaf s tudent F1 4 , 5A : 1 Vern Garretson , a doctor o f educat i on who I s dea f , tes t i f i es that deaf youth woul d be better served at state S chool fo r the Deaf My9 , 8A : I Fede ral judge orders d i s t to p rov i de for deaf s tudent Jy26 , I A : 2 Deci s ion i n case of deaf s tudent cou l d create hardsh i p fo r sma l l s choo l d l s ts Ag3 , 3E : 4 De ci s ion on deaf student to be appea l e d Ag26 ,4A : l See ·a l so labor-Ch i l d -Labor Van Buren -sie a l so Educa t i on--F l nan ces Wes t � !!.!! . (C leburne County) State Supreme C t uphol ds l aw a l l o w i n g Bel o i t Bay-Eden I sl e area o f Wes t S i de S chool Dist to be annexed to Heber Spri ngs S chool D i s t Je3 , 6A : 2 E DUCAT I ON ASSOC IATI ON , ARKANSAS O ff i ci a l s t r i m budge t , keep dues at $8 per mo Ap1 3, I OA : I Support of AEA hel ped Pres J l lflllY Carter w i n e l e ct i on, a i de says Apl 3 , I OA : 4 A ct i v i sm of teachers r i s i ng , AEA to l d Apl 3 , I OA : 5 Ques t i ons sent to j ud i ci a l cand i dates a re I n t i m i da t i n g , John T. Ha rmon says Ap26 , 8A : 4 Pol l t t ca l Act ion Conml t tee makes p r i ma ry con test endorsements Ap27 ,20A: 7 Ly l e R. French I s pres i dent-e l e ct Hy4, 1 4A : 6 Group en dorses Da l e Bumpers and B i l 1 Cl l nton fo r reel e ct ion S 1 6 , 5A : 7 Endorsements t n Leg i s 1 a ti ve ra ces 1 i s ted 0 7, 6A : 7 Sam Stueart urges pol l t l ca l wa r chest be crea ted fo r use by AEA N8, 8A : I G roup adopts seve ra l resol u t i ons , I n cl ud l ng 2 pct I n crease I n s a l e s tax N9 , 9A : 1 See a l so Ark-Con s t i tut ion C l i n ton , Wi l l i am J . EDWARDS, BAS I L W . Educat ion (gen) - -Equal Educ Opportun i ty EDUCAT ION ASSOC IAT I O N , ARKANSAS RURAL See a l so Educat i on (gen) --Equal Educ EDUCATI ON BOARD , SOUTHERN REG I ONAL Gov B i l l C l i n ton appts Mi chael T. E l l iott to Bd F7,4A :4 EDUCAT I ON COMM I SS I ON OF THE STATES Gov C l i nton appts Harry Vandergr i ft to represent Ark on Conm Ja25 , 1 1 A : 4 Ma rl i n Jackson app� by Gov B i l l C l i n ton Ag2 2 , 6A : l EDUCATION PROGRAM, NAT I ONAL D i rector of \.<IOmen ' s a ct i vi t ie s , Ma r i l yn Kre l t l I ng , res i gns to s t ri ke out on her o wn to educate publ i c about s choo l s F21 , 7A : 6 See a l so Educa t ion-LI t t l e Rock- -Currl cul a EDUCATI ONAL ADMI N I STRATORS, ARKANSAS ASSOC I AT I ON OF See a l so Educa t i on {gen) --Equal Educ EDUCATI ONAL CONSORT I UM, JO I NT (ARKADELPH IA) Conso rt i um re ce i ves $ 1 3 7 , 730 g rant to e.s tab the fl rs t Rural S tudies Center in the US Ja8 , 9A : S Ray Tho. rnton te l l s . county j udges tha t l oca l govts can bene f i t from rural s tud i es cen ter Ja1 0 , 5A : 4 Dr Ool phus Wh i tten Jr named d i rector Agl , 1 2A : 2 E DUCATI ONAL OPPORTUN I TY ACT, ARKANSAS EQUAL See Educa t ion--Equal Educ Opportun i ty EDUCATI ONAL TELEV I S I ON NETWORK, ARKANSAS (AETN) See a l so Hays , B rooks Tel ev i s ion-Noncomme rci a l EDUCATORS, ARKANSAS PROFESSI ONAL ASSOC I AT I O N OF (AAPE ) See a l so Educat ion (gen ) --Equa l Educ Educa t i on (gen ) - -Teachers-- Sa la rl es E DWARDS, BAS I L W. C i v i c l eader at Hope kt 1 1 ed in auto crash S1 2 , l+A : 3 • 1 30 E I CHMANN , WAL DEMAR � · - 1 980 ELECTR I C L f GHT Russel l v i l l e paper says other AP&L customers wi l l pay b i l l s of Benton and North L i tt l e Rock I f those c i t i es fa i l to pay Mrl 6 , 3E : 3 ACORN and Steve C l a rk j o i n PSC staff In reques t for revi ews of ruling that l owe rs AP&L rates for comnerc i a l use rs , ra i ses them fo r res i den t i a l Hr1 8 , 5A : l I ndus t r i es oppose PSC p roposal fo r man datory t t rne-of-use ra te Hr29 , 9A:5 Arkans as s ta te off i c i al s concerned . that PSC may have no regu l a tory power ove r purchases by AP&L from M i ddl e South Energy Inc, wh ich is bu i l ding nuc l ea r powe r p l ant ·1 n M i ss i ss i pp i Mr30 , 1 A : 5 I n teres t-free conserva t i on p l an for homes to be set up by AP&L Ap3 , 7A : I PSC reverses AP&L o rde r that I nc reased res i den t i a l rates , de c reased conrnerc l a l rates Ap5 , 1 A : 3 AP&L revea l s i ts p roposed l oan p rog ram for res i den t i a l ene rgy con servat ion ; s ta te Ene rgy Dept takes I s sue wi th part of p l an Ap5 , 1 A : 6 Ga zette comments on PSC change of o rde r on cOfMle rc l a 1 - res f den t t a 1 rates ; mentions huge ra te I ncrease to be souaht soon Ap1 0 ,1 4A : I Storm damage to AP&L equ i pment cou l d resu l t I n h i ghe r b i l l s Ap l 2 , 1 1 A : I Steve C l a rk u rges PSC to estab procedure for others to review proposed rate s tructure of AP&L Ap2 3 , 4A : l F i rs t E l ectr i c Co-op an d Pet i t Jean E l ec t r i c Co-op f i l e request for l a rge rate I nc rease Ap26 , 2A : 4 Pol l ey has reduce d d i s connects ·, AP&L spokesman Jack K i n g says Hy7 , 1 2A : 1 AP&L t ry i ng to keep con s t ruct i on on schedu l e at coa l - f i re d p l an t s ; partners asked to pay AP&L share of cost unt i l next y r Myl 6 , I A : 5 C i ty o f Conway wi l l app l y for powe r generator on dam a t Toa d suck Ferry Hy22 , 7A : 4 AP&L tel l s North L i t t l e Rock I ts b i l l s must be pa i d My2 4, 1 6A : 8 AP&L defends 9 pct I n te res t charge on past due b I 1 l s of mun i c i pa l cus tomers Hy25,23A : I AP&L seeks r i se of $ 1 30 m i l l ion ; 2 -phase I nc rease l s most ever sought Hy30 , 1 A : 2 Adve r t i sement by AP&l l i s ts p roposed rate I ncrease schedu l e Hy3 1 , 1 7A : 1 Federa l Energy Regul a tory ConlTI E I CHMAN N , WALDEMAR See a l so Ark-Economic Development Off I ce E I SELE, G . THOMAS See a l so Courts (US)-Fede ra l D i s t (Ark) E LDERHOSTEL Arkansas Col l ege and Ouach i ta Bapt i s t Un i v jo i n program to prov l de J ea rn Jng programs for peop l e ove r 60 ; program exp J a I ned Hy8 , J B : J EL DORADO I n dustries keep pace w i th t i mes Ja20 , J 3 G : 1 See a l so Arts Center, South Arkansas Ene rgy Sys tems Co G reat Lakes Cheml ca J . Corp ELECTI ONS Note : A rt i c l es not entered here a re unde r geog heads ELECTR I C L I GHT AND POWER Senator Bumpers ca l l s excl us i on of Wes t Memph i s from Tennessee Va l l ey Autho r i ty service area a gross t n equ i ty J a7, 3A :1 Landowners a n d Gov C l i n ton object to AP&L p l an to route t ransm i ss ion l i ne through Bel l S l ough Game Management A rea south o ·f Lake Conway F6 , I OA : 2 PSC p robabl y wi l l perm i t Arkansas E l ec t r i c Coopera t i ve Corp to put i nc reased rate I nto ef fect because I t t s opera t i ng at a def i cit F 1 4,6A : 1 F i re I n di ese l generator de l ays reac tor s ta r tup at Nuc l ea r One F23 , 4A : l PSC grants $ 1 4 m f l 1 ton rate I ncrease for AP&L Hrl , J A : 2 AP&L to I mpose I ncreased rates on who l esa l ers Hr2 , 1 3A : l Accord on rate I ncrease reached by AP&L and Arkansas Mun i c i pa l Powe r Assn Hr6 , 1 l A : 3 Publ l e Service Convn o r der that gave AP&L a $ 1 4. 7 mi l l ion ra te I n c rease actua l l y ra i sed rates of res f denta l customers by $ 3 1 mi l l ion ; PSC s ta ff seeks modi f i ca t i on of o rde r Hr7, I A : 3 AP&L concurs on gradual move I nto equal rates for a l l types of customers Hr8 , 7A : l Gazette ca l l s fo r rev i ew of rate s t ructure of AP&L that puts homeowners and conrnerc l a l users on same rate Hr8 , 1 6A : I 1 31 ELECTR I C L I GHT 1 980 approves who l es a l e rate i nc rease fo r power AP&l se l l s to 7 c i t i es ; re fund must be made o f amt col l ected above new rate Je4 , 1 2A : 7 AP&L to request $ 1 1 . 9 mi 1 1 ion rate I nc rease for whol esa l e customers Je5 , 6A : 1 Bas ic month l y cha rge by AP&l w i l l b e among h i ghes.t i n nat i on I f $ 1 30 mi 1 1 ion h i ke I s approved; N i sh i mura says Je7 , 8A : 4 Two AP&L o i l b u rn i ng p l ants exempted from p roposed federal l �w to force conve rs ion to coa l Jel 1 , 5A: t Game and F I sh Comm dect I nes 1 and swap for AP&L t ransm i ss ion l i ne thr 0ugh Bel l S l ough Wi l d l i fe Manage ment A rea Je1 7 , 4A:I Report on 2 AP&L meters tested unde r PSC ru l e Jy l ,5C: 1 New use reco rds set as heat wave con t I nues Jy2 , 1 A : 8 AP&L o rdered by PSC to refund $ 1 .3 mi l l ion overcha rged on fuel adjustment cha rges Jy8 , l A : 2 Tab l e shows cos t and p rojected cost of produc i ng a k f 1 owatt hour of e l ec t r i c i ty of each AP&L powe r p l ant Jy8 , 3A : 2 Who l es a l e customers urged to fi ght rate i nc rease by AP&l Jy9, 6A : 1 Heat wave threatens power sup pl Jes ; use reduct ion u rged Jy l 6 , 1 A : 8 • · · A rkansas Lou i s I ana Gas Co perm I ts AP&L unl i m i ted use o f gas despi te federa l rules Jy l 8 , 2A : 7 Ben ton to f i gh t AP&L rate I nc rease Jy 1 8 , 1 5A:l Gas a l l oca tion to AP&L l l m l ted de sp i te Sheffi e l d Nel son ' s s tatement Jy1 9 , 8A : 4 Wh i te B l uff un i t of AP&L goes on l i ne Ag2 3 , 5B : 3 Eng i neers recommend hydroel ect r i c p l ant a t , Murray Lock and Dam on Arkansas R i ve r S5, 8A : 7 Rate I nc rease o f $ 1 3 , 8 7·5 , 822 per year by Arkansas Elect r i c Co opera t l ve Corp to get PSC rev i ew S 1 2 , 8A : l Fuel adj u s tment costs h i gher because of record use I n Jul y , AP&L says S 1 6 , 4A : 7 AP&l seeks h i gher fue l charge to compensate fo r Wh i te B l uff p l ant Sl 7, 1 2A : 6 H l dd l e South U t l l 1 t l es Sys tem Opera t i ons Center a t P i ne B l uff shops fo r energy S25 , 7C : 2 State Atto rney General S teve C l a rk asks to I n te rvene i n request by AP&L to revi se method of ca l cu l a t i ng fue l adjustment c l a use 0 8 , 1 2A : l Arkansas ELECTR I C L I GHT Powe r and L i ght seeks to recove r cost of Wh i te B l uff coa l - fi red p l an t th rough fuel adjustment cl ause 01 0 , 1 0A : 6 AP&L to impose rate i ncrease that w i l l p roduce $86.7 m i l l ion , ra i se res i den t i a l rates by an average of $ 5 . 00 I n w i n te r and $ 1 4 �00 I n sunmer 0 1 4 , 1 A :2 Publ ic Service Comm orders AP&L to refund $ 7 . 8 m i l l ion for fue l adjus tment overcharges and den I es ff nn 1 s reques t to use c 1 a use to start recove r i ng ca p i ta l. I n ves tmen t i n Whi te B l uff p l an t 028, 1 A : 2 AP&L asks Publ i c Serv i ce Con111 to app rove c l a use to a l l ow company to recover exac t cost o f I ts fuel and purchased powe r above a base amt Nl , 9A : l S tudy shows AP&L needs $99.9 m l l l l on i ncrease from a l l cus tomers N 1 , 9A : l AP&L appeal s order to refund $ 7 . 8 m i l l ion I n overcharges N4 , 7A : 4 Cons ul tant to the Publ i c Service Conrn says AP&L sho u l d rece i ve $86 . 73 m i l l ion , not $99 .9 mi l l ion N 1 8 , 4A : l Publ i c Service Comm dec i s ion favors consumers who produce the I r own power ; AP&L can no t onger cha rge fee for such serv i ces N23 , I F : l Pub) l e Servi ce Col?lll to beg i n hea r i ngs on AP&L request fo r rate I ncrease o f $ 1 30 m i l l i on N29 , 3A : 1 Arkansas Com mun l ty Organ i za t i ons fo r Reform Now opposes AP&l rate I n c rease N30 , 5A : l H i gher rates needed to bu i l d pl ants us i ng l ess expens i ve fuel s , AP&L tel l s PSC 02 , SA : l Need fo r $ 5 . 3 ml l l lon more than the $ 1 30 . 1 m i l l i on sought I s c i ted by AP&L D3 , 1 0A : 7 Res i dent i a l cus tomers woul d pay l a rger sha re of rate i ncrease D3 , 1 1 A : 1 Cost I nc reases I n bu l l d l ng 2 powe r p l ants 04,2A : 6 AP&l a rguments fo r p rofi ts a ttacked D5 , 1 3A : 3 Hea r i ngs con t i nue on AP&L earn i ngs D6 , 6A : l AP&L wi nds up tes t i mony 09 , 9C : 3 Hea r i ng on AP&L rate case ends D 1 0 , 7C : 8 See a l so Acc i dents-E l ectric Atomi c Energy Benton Coal '32 ELECTR I C L I GHT 1 980 ENE RGY AND POWE R EMPLOYMENT AGENC I ES . S e e l abor-Emp l oyment Agenc i es ENDANGERED AND EXTI NCT SPEC I ES Proj ect l ocates 355 s i tes I n Ark where ra re spec i es a re found F8, 7A : 1 See a l so F i sh and Other Mar i n e L l fe--Muss e l s Ft sh--Pa l e Back Da r t e r ENDOTO X I N SHOCK See S ep t i c Shock ENERGY AND POWER A rt i c l e on energy p i cture fo r 1 980s s ees l ess energy at h i gh e r cost Ja3 , I B : 4 V io l a t i on of o rd e r fo r 65 de g ree tempera tures found I n ·Wa l l ace B l dg , own ed by Pul as k i County ; under l aw, I nd i v i dua l s can be fi ned fo r us e o f heaters by desks Ja1 7 , 4A : 1 Gov C l l n ton wl thdraws b t l l to extend governor 1 s emergency powers to I n .. e l ude ene rgy Ja24 , 4A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton s i gn s l eg l s to grant tax de ductions fo r energy cons ervation de v i c es F5 ,4A : I Federa l g rants go to 1 8 I ns t i tutions to h e l p reduce energy costs F28 ,5A : l Comnon Cause says Ark ranks low In energy con s e rvat ion ; state offi c i a l s d i sagree Mr29 ,4A : 1 Gov B I 1 1 C 1 I n ton urges Democra t I c Pa rty 1 s P l a t fo nn Comm l ttee to adopt con s e rvat i on eth i c Apl 0 , 5A : l Art i c l e exp l a i ns how bus i nes ses can save ene rgy by use of s e rv i c e offered by SW B e l l Tel ephone through I ts Energy Conmun l ca t lon m i c rop rocessor Ap l 7, 1 8 : 2 Ene rgy Extens ion S ervice beg i ns opera t ion i n Ark; major ro l e t s ad v i c e to homeowners on en e rgy-savi ngs Apl 7 , 7C : 7 M i ss i s s i pp i County Com mun i ty Col l a t Bl ythev i l l e I s s i te o f Energy Expo 1 80 , expected t o a t t ract 50 , 000 Ap20 , 1 F : 4 A rt i c l e by Paul F . Levy on energy I n Ark Hy7 , 1 9A : 1 Energy-savi ng and ' back to l an d ' featured a t obse rvance o f Arkansas Sun Day My1 8 , 4A : 1 AP&L , 2 oth e r major u t i l i t i es obj ect to en e rgy cons erva t i on plan by S ta t e Energy Dept that woul d requ i re u t i l i ty ft rms , i f asked, to check homes , sug gest I mprovements and loan funds to make them Je2 1 ,6A : I Hos t major Dams E l l i s , C l yde Tay l o r North L i tt l e Rock-E. l ec t r l c L i ght Pub l i c Ut i l i t i es ELECTR I C t TY See a l so E l ec t r i c L i ght ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS See Educat ion ELEPHANTS S e e a 1 so Zoo of Arkansas ELEVEN PO I NT RI VER See a l so R i vers ELL I S , CLYDE TAYLOR Former l eg i s l ato r , a i de to Sen John L . McCl e l l an , d i es at age 71 ; Mr E l l i s l ed fight fo r rural el ect r i c i ty F1 0 , I A : 3 Tribute by Cal i co Rock ed Fl 7, 3E : 4 ELMS P LANTI N G CO Hal f of fi rms 20, ooo�acre fa rmi n g opera t l on ma y b e sol d to Pruden t i a l I nsurance Company o f Ame r i ca ; farm was founded I n 1 88 3 by A l the i me r Brothe rs D30 , 5A : 2 EMBEZZLEMENT AND M I SAPPROPR I AT I O N See a l so Arkansas Ch l l dren ' s Col ony-Conway B ea rden Co11111e rc i a l Nat l Bank ( L i ttle Rock) C ra i ghead E l ec t r i c Coopera t l ve Corp Educa t i on-Norph l et Farmers and M e rchants Bank (Ma r l anna) F t rs t Nat iona l Bank ( Fo rt Sm i th ) F i rs t Na t ional Bank o f Ph i l l i ps Co Hunt ( J . B.) Co Laborers Un i on of North Ame r i ca , I n tl Med i c i ne-Hea l th I ns Sal i ne County Educa t i onal Federal Cred i t Un i on Tw i n C l ty Bank Tyson Foods , I nc Worthen Bank and Trust Co EMI GRATION See l nml g ra t lon and Emi gra t i on EMPLOYEES, AHE RI CAN FEDERAT I O N OF STATE , COUNTY AND MUN I C I PAL See a l so Ark-Government Emp l oyees--Wa ges EMPLOYEES, STATE See Ark-Government Emp l oyees · 1 33 ENERGY AND POWER • ·- 1 980 ENTERP R I SE LAKE So 1 a r Ene rgy Waste Mater l a I s ENERGY EXPO 80 See Energy and Powe r ENE RGY EXTENS I ON SERV I CE See Energy and Powe r ENERGY SECU R I TY , STATE STRATEG I E S FOR (CONF) Energy mee t i ng fo r governors , top offt c l a l s to be hel d a t L i t t l e Rock Ja27, 1 A:4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton and Col o rado Gov R i chard Lamm ca l l US Energy Dept a poor examp l e F2 , 1 A : 3 O regon offi c i a l s ba rred from t ravel to Ark because state has not rati fied ERA, use ph<;>ne to ta l k to Conf F2 , 4A : 1 F l o r i da Gov D . Robert G raham ca 1 1 s ene rgy. c r I s i s a po 1 I t I ca 1 p rob l em F2 , 4A : 4 Dr Robert Stobaugh tel l s Con f the re a re no ml racl e cures for energy p rob l ems F 3 , 4A : 1 ENERGY SYSTEMS CO (ENSCO) G roup requests p l an t be c l osed un t 1 1 fi re protect i on p l an c reated Mr1 2 , 3A : l ENSCO p re s i dent den i e s cha rges made by g roup Hr1 3 , 1 5A : 3 Ensco d i scovers em i ss ions from I ts fac Ut ty meet a i r pol l u t ion standard Ag2 8 , 8A : 4 See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s ENG I NEER I NG AND ENG I NEERS P ro fess f ona 1 eng I nee rs test passed by 32 appl i can ts F l 4 , 1 0C : 4 See a l so Co1 1 eges-Cu r r t c u 1 a �-Un l ve rs l ty o f Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) Pol y tech , I nc ENG I NEERS , ARMY CORPS OF See U S Armament-Anny Corps of Eng i neers ENGLAND (ARK) See a l so F i res-Engl and Hous ing-Engl and ENGLAND HOSP I TAL Fac i l i ty c l osed s i nce 1 9 79 to re open Agl , I BA :4 ENGL I SH LANGUAGE See Language ENTERP R I SE LAKE See Parks (gen ) --Enterp rise u t i l i t i es endorse conservation p l an for res i dences , but want some changes Je26 , ]A : I Gov B i l1 C l I n ton del etes l oan p l an from u t i l I t i es for i nsu l a t i on Je29 , 3A : 7 Corrmon Cause re sponds to compl a i nts of Gov B i l l C l i n ton that consume r g roup i ncor rect l y gave Ark l ow ra t i ng on energy conserva t i on Je29 , 8A : 6 AP&L to pur sue I ts p l an to offer J oans for energy sav i ng Je30 , 3A : 1 S tate of f 1 c i a 1 compl a i ns to Corrmon Cause about rept Jy2 , 9A : I Conserva t ion o f e l ec t r i c energy i n Ark has del ayed need for l i gn i te-ff red p l ant Jy2 , 1 6A : I ComRK>n Cause concedes Ark has made progress In conserva t i on Jy8 , 8A: l Fede ral Energy Dept awa rds g rants fo r s tudy of a l ternat i ve ene rgy sources Jy1 0 , 5 C : 2 Energy Dept revi ses p l an for energy a ud i t o f customers • homes Jyl ] , 2A : 5 Gas fi rms oppose proposa l i n s ta te energy conse rvat ion p l an that woul d req ui re them to fi nance i mprovemen ts t n homes Ag1 2 , 4A : 1 Energy Dept offi c i a l s , AP&L d i sag ree on p l an fo r energy conse rva t i on i n homes Agl 3 , 9A : I Ed i tor.la 1 on A P&l plan to f t nance energy-sav i ng measures fo r customers Ag1 8 , 1 0A : 1 E l even Arkansans w i n federa l g rants fo r sma l l -sca l e a l ter nate energy projects Ag26 , 6C : 7 State progress exami ned on 1 5 s teps out1 l ned by Gov B i l l Cl i n ton l as t year for sav i ng energy S2 1 , 7A : I A rkansas State Un i v pro fessor , D r Bennet t , works o n process to doubl e energy p roduced a t coa l - fi red pl ants 05 ,BE :6 L i s t o f 3 9 grants b y s tate Energy Dept for conservat ton p rojects 0 1 4 , 4A:4 Art I c l e on energy.-savf ng meas u· res taken by Un t vers 1 ty of Central A rkansas 02 1 , SA : 1 A rkansas do ing we l l I n conserva t i on , con sul tants rept D4 , 1 6A : 3 See a l so A l cohol as Fuel Atom i c Energy E l ec t r i c l i ght and Power Gas ( Fuel ) 0 1 1 (Petro l eum) and Gaso l i ne 1 34 ENTERTA I NMENT ASSN . .. 1 980 EXPORTS AND I MPORTS refusal to cons i de r change I n l aw to a l low E u reka Spri ngs to l evy a tax for water and sewe r fact l l t l es F3 , 3E : 4 A rt i c l e on o l d f t re bel l s once used by c i ty Jy3 , 1 0B : 1 See a l so Po 1 t ce- E u reka Sp r t ngs Smi th { E l na M) Founda t ion EVANGEL I CAL FELLOWSH I P , L I TTLE ROCK See a l so Re l i g ion E VANS , EARL See L l be l --Evans EXECUT I ONS See Cap i ta l Pun i shment EXECUT I VE MANS I ON (ARK) Art i c l e on Suzanna Wel l i ngton , l andscaper and supe rv i so r of g rounds at Governor ' s Mans ion F7, l D : 4 P ro no te rs wo rk i ng on p l ans for sol a r g reenhouse at Governor ' s Mans ion Mr1 7 , 1 B : 2 Governo r-elect. Frank D . Wh i te does not favor bui l d i ng new execut i ve res i dence · D1 5 , 3A : 3 Two l eg i s l ators tour Mans ion , say repa i r needs not as extens i ve as reported Dl 8 , 1 7A : 4 Dry rot does not exi s t , engi neer says D27,4A : 7 EXERCISE AND PHYS I CAL F I TNESS See a l so Phys i ca l Educa t ion We i gh t EXPENSE ACCOUNTS See A rk-Govt Emp l oyees EXPLOS I ONS See a l so Arkansas Power and L i gh t Co Boone County Tel ephone Co F l res-Newport HI ss i I es E XPORTS AND I MPORTS A rt i c l e exp l a i ns purpose of M i s s i s s i pp i Va l l ey Inte rnat iona l Trade Center i n export i ng of Ark goods M r2 , 5 E : 6 Center gets $65 ,000 fund i ng to p romote export of Ark p roducts Ag1 4 , 4C : 2 See a l so Ag r f cu l ture Ark-Economi c Cond i t i ons and Trends Fru i t an d Vegeta b l es R i ce Soybeans ENTERTA I NMENT ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS G roup formed to encourage deve l op of f i l m i n g I n A rk Je8 , J 4A : 6 ENV I RONMENT Po l l I nd i cates majo r i ty of Arkansans support env i ronmental pro tect ion , s tate Po l l u t i on Cont rol Dept says Je26 ,4A : 6 Study shows A rk fa rmers do not rank h i gh on en vi ron menta l I ssues Ag3 , 1 1 A : 6 See a l so A f r Po 1 1 u t I on Meadowcreek Project Waste Mate r i a l s an d Sewage Water Po 1 1 ut ton EOFF REAL E STATE RENTAL CO Su i t by 3 members-of Was h i ngton Co Quorum Ct a l l eges c red i t ra t i ngs sought on them by Eoff Real Es tate Rental Co because they supported a proposa l to pena l i ze l an d l ords who fa l l to provide proper l i v i n g con d i t ions Ja2 2 , 4A : 5 E P I SCOPAL CHURCH, PROTESTANT See Protestant E p l sc Ch EPSTE I N , DAV I D See a l so Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( Fayettev i l le) EQUAL R I GHTS AMENDMENT See Women-D i scr i m i na t ion EQU I FAX, I NC See a l so C red i t Ra t i ng Agenc ies ERXLEBEN, E DWARD J. See a l so Ark-Purchas i ng Off i ce ESCAPES AND ATTEMPTE D ESCAPES See P r i sons ESCHEAT See Prope rty , Unc l a l me ESTATES AND W I LLS See W i l l s and E s ta tes ETHER . Pure ether acci denta l l y s h i pped to NAPA auto pa rts s tore at Ma l vern 01 4 , . 9A: 1 ETH I CS I N OFF I CE See a l so S t Franc i s levee D i s t EUDORA CHR I ST I AN SCHOOL , I NC P r i vate school to be :l ocated I n fa c i 1 1 t i es rented f rom E udora Method i s t Church Hy31 , 1 1 A : l E UREKA SPRI NGS E d i tor cr i t i ca l of Gov C l i nton for 1 35 EXPOS I T I ONS 1 980 EXPOS I T I ONS AND FA I RS Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l p l a c i ng funds for l i ves tock show fac i l i t i es i n h i gher budget pr i o r i ty Ja26 , 1 A :4 --Arkansas S tate Fat r : Feature on preparat ions fo r fa i r 526, 1 8 : 1 State Fa i r means both p l ay and wo rk fo r fa mi l l es 02 , l D : l Amusement r i des at Arkansas State Fa i r a re safety checked by s ta te Labor Dept off i c l a l 03, 1 8 : 1 EXTORT I ON AND BLACKMA I L See a l so Arkansas Power & Light Co Wal Ma r t S to res , I nc EXTRASENSORY PERCEPT I ON See Psyc h i c Phenomena Eastman Kodak Co E l ec t r i c l i ght and Powe r Fa l con Jet Corp Fast ( James G) Co Gas ( Fue 1 ) Genera l Pac i f i c Corp G reat lakes Chemi ca l Corp G reers Ferry Gl assworks I nnova t ion I ndus t r i es l n tox Labs Jeffrey Sand Co Kawneer Co , I nc KDE Kee Products Lane Poul t ry Co Lomanco , I nc Mabe 1 1 I ne Co McKee Baki ng Co Mobay Chemi ca I Co Mun s l ngwear, I nc Nat iona l By-Products Nat iona l lead I ndus t r i e s , I nc Nat ional W i re Fabr i c Corp Ne l son1s Potato Ch i p Co Norac Co Pe l -F reeze Rabb i t Heat , I nc Pot l a tch Corp Ra i n Fa l r Co Reyno 1 ds He ta 1 s Co Rheem Manufac turing Co S I p 1 as t , I nc S k f l Corp S ta l ey (A . E . ) Mfg Co Tosco Corp Tyson Foods Va l mac I ndust r i es Vel s i col Chem i ca l Corp Vertac, I nc V l d l a rk E l ectron i cs Vought Corp Wa rd I ndus tr i es Wes t i n ghouse E l ec t r i c Corp Weye rhaeuser Corp Wycot Corp FAI RF I ELD BAY Bus i nesses and peop l e nl)Ve to Fa i r f i e l d Ja20 , 1 9G : l See a l so Waste Materi a l s FAI RF I ELD COMMUN I T I ES , I NC T l mesha rl ng of houses I s p rofi tabl e for fi rm O l 2 , 5E : l Success of t i me sha r i ng 01 9 , 5E : l - F - . .. FA I RF I ELD FACTOR I E S AND I NDUSTR IA L PLANTS I ndus t ry out l ay i n Ark I nc reased 69 pct d u r i ng f i rs t 6 mos of 1 980 Ag8 , 8A : l Arkansas shoul d d i rect ef forts at deve l opment of sma l l bus i nesses that provide qua l i ty jobs , team reports O 1 O , 8A : I See a l so Acme B r i ck Co Aeronaut i cs and Space I ndus t r i es Air Pol l u t i on Al um l na Ceramics , I nc AHF, I nc Anthony T i mberl ands , I nc Area Pl ann i ng and Renewa l Arkade l ph i a Ark-Economi c Cond l t lons Arkansas De l ta Deve l opmen t , I nc ARKCO Mach i ne Products Bava r i an Qua rtz Co BE i E l ec t ron i cs Bureau Techn i q ue Jean Den i s Ca rgo Carrie rs , I nc Ca r r ie r Corp Center Tool and Ho l d Co C h i cago , Rock I s l and and Pac i f i c RR Coca Col a Bo t t l i ng Co Col umb i a R i bbon and Ca rbon Col o r T l l e , I nc Dow Chem i c a l Corp 1 36 FA I TH HEALERS 1 980 FARM BUREAU seeks to he l p men overcome aggression towa rd w i ves S30, 1 B : 2 See a l so Ch 1 1 dren-Abuse Murders and Attempted Murders FAMIL I ES , GOVERNOR ' S CONFERENCE ON Pl ans set for conf to be hel d a t P i ne B l uff Ja5 ,4A:4 Heavy conser vat i ve representa t i on expected a t con f; def t n 1 t ion of 'fami l y ' I s a l ready on I ssue F22 , 5A : I D i sagreements l i kel y at conf Mr2 , 9A: 1 Pa rt i c i pants face compl ex I s sues H r6 , 1 D : l Sunsh i ne group forms to oppose FLAG a t con f ; del egates to nat iona l conf be i n g chosen Mr8 , 1 A : 4 S l a te of de l egates backed by FLAG el ected ; c rowd over fl ows convent i on center Mr9 , IA:3 Gov B i i 1 CJ I n ton reminds Conf that govt agenc ies have been useful i n keep ing fam i l i es together Hr9 , 3A:4 P i ne B l u ff paper says Conference organ i zers were outorgan f zed Hr1 6 , . 3E:5 FAM I L I ES , WH I TE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON J i m Guy Tucker says Wh i te House Conf on Faml l l es may be s topped I f ext�em i s ts take over Ja24 , 1 A : 2 Conserva t i ves s t rong a t sess ions on fami l y Ja24 , 1 D : 3 Tucker says de le gate sel ec t fon go i ng much mo re smoot h l y now F2 7 , 1 2A : l Gov B i l l C l i nton names 6 more de l egates to Con f Hr22 , 6A : 6 Delegates named by C l i n ton I n tended to bal a nce FLAG v i ewpo i n t Hr26 , 1 0A : l E l ected del e gates say they and the i r conser vation pol i c i es have been l aughed a t and neutral I zed by 1 l be ra l del egates apptd by Gov C l i n ton Ap 1 6 , 1 1 A : 1 Twel ve of Arkansas ' s 1 9 del egates to Wh i te House Con f on Fami l i es wa l k out Je22 . 1 0A : 6 Twel ve of 19 de l egates from Ark jot ned wa l kout Je24 , 5A : 3 FAM I LY L I FE , AMER I CA , GOO (FLAG) See a l so Ark-E l ec t ions {gen) Educa t i on-L i tt l e Rock--Cur r t c u l a FARM BUREAU, ARKANSAS Membersh i p topped 1 00 , 000 d u r i ng 1 9 79 Ja20 , 7G : 6 Bureau ca l l s for end to fede ra l l n terven t ton I n farm FAI TH HEALERS Art i c l e on Ch r i s t i an hea l i ng and the wo rk of The I n te rna t i ona l Order of St Luke the Phys i c ian D2 , 1 B : 3 FALCON JET CORP L i t t l e Rock p l ant con t i n ues g rowth s u rge Je20 , 8E :6 Company happy i n Ark but fee l s state cou l d do no re Ap26, 5 8 : 1 Teamsters Un ion objects to e l ec t i on that ous ted them from plant at L l t t l e Rock Je2 5 , 7C : 8 Wi tnesses say Fal con threatened l ayoff I f em p l oyees app rove un i on N25 , 6C : 6 D i s pute between Fa l con and Teams ters Un i on I s before Na t i ona l Labor Re l a t i ons Bd o ff i ce r N26 , 5C : 1 Teams ters apparent l y dece r t i f i ed 020 , 1 0C : 4 Manager Joseph N . DePa lo hop i ng to put Fa l con on f i rm foot i ng 02 1 , 5 E : 3 See a l so Aerospace Indust r i es FALLS (ACC I DENTS) See Ace i den ts FALWEL L , JE RRY C rowd o f 2 , 000 hear Jerry Fa l wel l speak a t 11 Love Amer i ca 1 ra 1 1 y on Cap i tol s teps Ap8 , 7A : 3 FAM I L I AL · ERTHROPHAGOCYTI C LYHPHOH l. STI OCYTOS I S ( FE L) Deaths o f the i r 3 ch i l d ren l i nk Lawrence Huffs t u t l e r fami l y to others who have los t ch i l d ren to the fatal d i sease 0 1 7 , 1 8 : 2 FAM I L I ES AND FAM I LY L I FE A r t i cl e by D r Be t tye H . Ca l dwe l l on effec t chan g i ng fam i l y s t ructures have on l i ves of ch i l dren Hy1 5 , 1 D : l Parent Cen ter a t L i t t l e Rock to focus on paren t i n g s k i l l s Ag26 , 1 B : 5 Jerry K i n g , a facu l ty membe r at Arkansas S ta te Un i v , f i nds that b l ack fam f l les have s t rengths not prev ious l y exp I ore d S 1 1 , 1 D : 1 De f l n I n g o f famt 1 y shou l d be rej ected , Arkansas Counc i l of Chu rches tol d N 1 9 , 1 3A: 8 See a l so Faml l les , Governo r • s Con ference On Faml l l es , · Wh i te House Conference On Genea logy Human t ta t l an s Uni ted to Meet Arkansans• Needs V i o l ence . Art i c l e on L i t t l e Rock chapter o f Batterers Anonymous , which · 1 37 FARM BUREAU " ·· 1 980 FESTI VALS FAUS ETT/VANTAGE CO Merger of Fause tt & Co of L i t t l e Rock and the Vantage Compan I e s o f Da l l as p roduces new f i rm to devel op l a rge specul a t i ve bus i ness and I n dus t r i a l p rope rt i es I n Ark Ap20 , 5E : l FAYETTE V I LLE Mayor Davi d Malone res i gns Ja 1 7 , 5A : 7 Laws u i t by Rodger Sera t t ove r d ump I s d f smhsed Hy l , JBA:S Art i c l e on h i s to r i c R i dge House D6 , 1 B : l See a l so Ai rports Hote 1 s , Ba rs Rea l Estate-Fayettev i l l e Te l evi s i on-Ca b l e TV Was te Hater I a I s Water Po l I ut lon FEDERAL A I D See G rants I n A i d FEDERAL DEVELOPMENT, I NC See a l so W l l d l f fe Sanctua r i es FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST LOU I S ( L I TTLE ROCK BRANCH) Art i c l e on work of bank 01 6 , 1 8 : 2 FEES, ELECT I ON F I L I NG See geog heads w i th subd l v i s lon , El e�t l ons - F l nances FEET A rt i c l e on b l omecha n l ca l eva l u a t ions and sport o rtho t l cs I n Ark as p ract i ced by D r Ph i l l i p Stega l l of North L i t t l e Rock F22 , I B : 3 FELLOWSH I P S See Scho l a rs h i ps FENDLER, OSCAR See a l so Legal Profess i on FERGUSON , STEWART See a l so Footbal l -Col l eges- Un t ve rs i ty of Ark (Mon t i cel l o) FESTI VALS --Duck Cal l i ng Contest : Art i c l e on champ ion duck ca I l e r , Pat Peacock Stephens N25 , 1 B : 4 - - I n te rn a t i onal Fes t : Cel eb ra t ion at Hetrocen t re Ha l l at L i t t l e Rock honors ethn i c cul tu res I n Ark 024 , 1 8 : 5 Fes t i va l b r i ngs cul tures , c rowds to Ha l l 026 , 3A : 4 --O l d Fo rt R i ve r Fest i va l : For t Smi th fest i va l p l anned for May wi l l fea ture the a rts F5 , 3B : 1 --Tont i town G rape Fes t i va l : Tour i sm po l i c i e s ; Governor-elect Frank Wh i te cheered fo r a t tacks on b u reauc racy D5 , 1 5A : l Delegates pass 220 reso l ut ions 06 , 4A : l See a l so Trucks and Trucking I nd us t ry FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK (MARI ANNA) Fou r former empl oyees p l ead gu i l ty to embezzlement charge O J 5 , 9A : l FARMERS CO-OP O F A RKANSAS AND OKLAHOMA Jack Wh i te , general manage r , and accountant Gene Kuykendal l I n d i cted i n tax case S6 , 1 0A : 8 FAST (JAMES G . ) COMPANY Ch i cago ma i l orde r f i rm spec i a l i z i ng I n med i ca l un i forms I s movi ng to Conway 0 2 , 8C : 3 FAUBUS , O RVAL EUGENE Fo rmer gov a t tends fund- ra I se r bene f i t a t Pa l m Beach honor i ng so b r i ety of Wt l bu r M i l ls F 1 6 , 1 1 A : 7 Faubus v i s i ts Levy Day ral l y , shuns a t tent ion My1 8 , 1 4A : l Faubus ·a t l i t t l e Rock proPDt l ng book on ea rl l e r years o f h i s ca reer Je6 , 1 5A : 7 Former Gov has f r i en d l y v i s i t w i th US Sen Davi d P ryor I n Wash i ng ton Je29 , 8A : I Former governo r proPDtes TV news s e r i e s , says book deta i l s evi dence i n 1 957 desegregat i on cri s i s O J0 , 5A : 2 See a l so Ark- E l ec t lons--Gove rno r FAULKNER COUNTY She r i ff ' s O f f i ce gets add i t ional funds desp i te reserva t ions of some Quorum C t members F20 ,4A: l Democrats to al low G reen b r i e r Al derman to seek reelection as a Dem Ap24 , 8A : 6 School d l s ts ask Quo rum C t to change of f ice of tax col l ector from e l ect i ve to appo i n t i ve s ta tus Ap25 , 1 1 A : l School off i c i a l s change s tand on assessor Hy 1 4 , 4A : 8 Revenue shr.l nk i n g , job cuts poss i b l e Jy20, 9A : I Some county off i c i a l s say computers fal 1 short of prom i ses I n handl I n g reco rds D 7 , 9A : I See a l so Horse Rae I ng Parks-Fa u l kner County Pol i ce-Faul kner Co To ma does Ap8 Ap9 FAUSETT ANO CO See a l so C red i t . 1 38 • • FESTI VALS 1 980 F I RES See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Govt Emp l oyees b rochure t i sts wrong date for Ton i town Grape Fes t i va l ; 200 v i s i t town Ag1 3 , 2A : 7 --Tu rkey Trot : Fes t i va l a t Yel . 1 vi l l e to con t i nue tu rkey-d rop des pi te protests of Humane Soc i e ty 08 , 1 2A : 7 Turkey Trot comes off desp i te Ca l i forn i an s ' object i ons O l 1 , I A : 4 Turkey Drop on l a s t day i s made from courthouse roof 0 1 2 ,2A : 7 Comp l a i n t f i l ed w i th Fede ral Av i at ion Adm seeks to proh i b i t t u rkey d rop O l 5 , 1 DA : 6 F f FTH D I SEASE Outb reak reptd arrong ch i l dren Jn wes te rn coun t i es o f A r k F1 2 , 7A : 2 F I LE S , JACK D . See a l so Ark-E l ec t i on s --Chancery Cts---D l s t 6 F I NANCES, GOVE RNMENT See geog heads F I NANC I AL GENERAL BANKSHARES Ja ckson T. Stephens named a long w i th Thomas B . Lance and others as defendants I n takeove r of Wash ington based bank ho l d i n g co F 1 1 , 8A : 7 Jackson T . Stephens says s tatute of l i m i ta t i ons has run out I n F i nanc i a l Genera l Banksha res case Ap 1 3 , 1 3A : l F I NCH, CHARLES C . See a l so Pres i den t i a l E l ect ion of 1 980 -Dem F I RE I NSURANCE Note : Incl udes homeowners I n s urance Benton . F i refighters vote to form un i on ; l eader vows not to stri ke F2 1 , 8A : 6 F i remen ca l l f n s i ck as con t ract ta l ks break down N2 7 , 7A: 1 N29 , 4A : 7 Dl , 3A : 5 l i tt l e Rock. Bus i nessman Paul Has t i ngs provi des f i re boa t serv i ce to c i ty F t l , 68 : 1 Two women h i red as f i re f i ghters F2 3 ,4A : 5 Two women re s i gn as f i re f i ghters , charge super� vi so rs changed rul es , l n t i m l dated them Hr28 , I A : 2 Two women re i ns tated w i t h back pay Hy30 , 1 A : 2 Donna Adcock back on duty as a f i ref i ghter 5 21 , I F:5 Spr i n gh i l 1 (Sa l i ne County) . Show down l ooms f n fi ght over c reat i on of a f i re i mp rovemen t d i s t N2 , 9A : 1 Act ion del ayed on f i re d i s t N4 , 7A: 5 F I RES Coal f i e l d burn i ng near Pa r i s SS , 6A : 6 Burn ing coa l to be flooded 59 , 4A : 4 F i re breaks out J n coa l a rea a t Denn i ng S l l , 1 2A:3 C l a rk County f i re k J U,s 2 persons 06 , SA : I Res i den t d i es f n house f i re a t Kensett 07 , 7A : 5 Arkansas se l ected for fede ra l f i re p revent ion p rog ram ca l l ed Ope rat i on D i x i e l and 09 , 6A : 5 See a l so Cuba - Refugees Educa t ion and School s -Sea rcy Forest and Brush F i res P r i sons-Youth Serv i ces Cen te r (Wr i gh tsvl 1 l e ) Arkadelph i a . Ha i n hanga r , 7 pl anes des t royed at a i rport D24 , 6A : 8 Ba r l I n g. Gasol l ne tanker t ruck overturns i n town ; 2 hurt, 2 b)dgs burn S 1 9 , 7A : l Batesvi 1 l e . Mother , 3 ch i l d ren d i e i n house f i re Ap24 , 5A : 4 Beebe . Two ch i l d ren d i e i n house f 1 re Mr29 , 1 3A : 6 Conway. Three f i res set a t Un i vers i ty of Cen t ra l Ark dorm, damage 1 i gh t My6 , 7A : 3 Engl and . F i ve b l dgs dest royed 07, 7A: 3 Second f i re bl amed on a rson 01 4 ,4A : 8 Court rules homeowner i n s u rance po l i cy not l i a b l e for damages when man shot h i s w i fe 09 , 6A : 4 See a l so I n su rance (gen) F I REARMS State Supreme Ct reve rses $1 50 ,000 judgment aga i n s t Cu l l um and Boren s tore I n sa l e o f gun to Franc i s T. B l odgett, who used it to shoot James Peacock ; Ct says a j ury shoul d dec i de i f s to re was neg l i gent Ja8, 1 0A : l Luke Moorman J r and h i s son enjoy use of f l l n t l ocks F 1 5 , 1 B : l F I REMEN State Fores t ry Comm can he l p rural orgns take res pons I b i 1 I ty for f i re f i ght i ng F24 , 7A : l l39 F I RES 1 980 Fayettevi l l e . Arson i n d i cated i n 2 f i res i n O l d Ha i n at U n i vers i ty of Arkansas S 3 , 8A : 4 Heber Spr i n gs . Fami l y o f 6 d i e i n mob i l e ho me fi re Hr2 7 , 3A : 1 �· Two ch i l d ren d i e i n hse fi re - A 8 , : 4 Ja 9 Hot Spr i ng s . Woman d i es i n mob i l e home f i re M r29 , 1 3A : 4 F i re ch ief says cause of apt fl re may never be found O l 2 , 5A : I Apa rtment house f i re k i l l s 4 , hurts 9 O l }, 1 A : 4 Jacksonvi l l e See a l so Pentecos tal Chu rch !:!.! Ve gas , Nevada . E l even guests from A rk we re a t hotel when f i re broke ou t ; 2 a re m i s s i ng N22 , I A : 5 Two Arkansans among v i ct i ms N23 , 1 A : 6 A rkansas guests tel l about the i r ex per i ences N24 , 1 A : 5 N i ne survi vors from A rk return home N24 , 3A:1 A r kansan desc r i bes h i s escape from hote l N25 , 3A : I L i tt l e Rock . House f i re k i l l s E . Arthur Bo wen S r , known as the Dean of Amer i can scoutmasters Ja 1 3 , 1 A : 2 Res i dent k i l l ed I n f i re at Ri tz Mote l, most of b l dg des t royed Ap5 , 1 A : 2 Hag nol i a Inn suffers heavy damage Hy3, 6A : 4 C l oth i n g damaged at Levi · S t rauss Co; loss I s $1 . 5 mi l 1 l on Je 1 9, 3A : 7 Arson i s cause of 80 to 90 pct of f i res I n c i ty Ag l 4 , 7A : t A rson i s t sets 7 f i res i n S t V i ncent l n f t nna ry , el udes capture S2 , 4A : 8 Han d i es I n house f i re afte r a l e r t i ng h i s fami l y N 1 4 , 3A : 2 Two b u i l d i ngs and 1 4 , 000 a uto t i res des t royed 0 1 8 , I A : J See a l so Hote l s , Ba rs-L i tt l e Rock L i t t l e Rock-Bu i l d l ngs--Tenenbaum Fl RST NATI ONAL and f i re i n down town Ne wpo rt Ja22. 4C:8 Oppel o . Woman d i es I n mob i l e home f i re D 1 6, SA : 5 Pulaski County. F i remen refuse to he l p as f i re des troys mob i l e home on Base L i ne Road Ap2 7 , 1 7A: 1 West Memph i s . Woman , daughter k i l l ed I n house f i re Ap25 , 1 1 A : 5 B l ock o f downtown bus i nesses de s t royed My2 7 , 4A : 5 F I REWOOD See Labo r-Unempl oy men t F I RST AME R I CAN NATI ONAL BANK (NORTH l I TTLE ROCK) Se t t l e ment requ i res bank to end dea l i ng I n secu r i t i es 03 , SC : l F I RST ARKANSAS BANKSTOCK CORP Sol i d t nc reases marked decade of the 70s for FABCO Ja20 , 3G : l F I RST ARKANSAS DEVELOPMENT F I NANCE CORP State Senate passes b i l l ma k i ng more funds a va i l a b l e to FADFC for I ndus l oans ; another b i l l passed by Sen a l lows FADFC to c reate a Sma l l Bus i ness I nvestment Corp Ja22 , 8C : I 8 i lJ_ to create sma 1 1 bus I ness corp f s wi th d ra wn Ja25 , l A : 2 S ta te-chartered corp gets $300 ,000 I n s ta te funds to l oan to g l ass ft nn Hr29 , 5 B : 7 F I RST FEDERAL SAV I NGS AND LOAN ASSN ( L I TTLE ROCK) f i rm i s f i rs t i n A rk to offer check i ng serv i ces N2 3 , 6E : 6 See a l so Hous i ng- -F ' I nance F I RST FEDERAL SAV I NG S ANO LOAN ASSN (P I NE BLUFF) Cap l ta l Sav l ngs and Loan Assn of L i t tl e Rock p l ans to merge i nto F i rs t Fede ral 020 , 6C : l F I RST NAT I ONAL BANK ( B R I NKLEY) Malcol m Eugene Ra t l i ff gets 30-day term t n fraud case Ja1 9 , 5A : 2 F I RST NAT I ONAL BANK (FORT SM I TH ) George Howa rd G r i ffi n faces cha rge of embezzl i ng $37, 520 My2 , 7A : 1 F I RST NAT I ONAL BANK ( L I TTLE ROCK) I n te rna l Revenue Servi ce says bank owes $35 , 443 In taxes 023 , 2A : 4 Branch bank robbed , tel l e r abducted; gunman re l eases v l c t. fm D 1 J , 6A: I Ma l ve rn . Young · g i rl d i es i n home 01 6, 4A : 6 Ha r t on . Fam i l y o f 6 d i e I n house f I re N2 6 , 1 A :4 Nevada County. Three rural churches burn ; arson suspected 016, . SA : 1 Newpor t . S ta te Supreme Ct reverses ru l i ng that Arkansas Lou i sana Gas Co was no t respon s i b l e fo r 1 9 72 explosioo 1 40 F I RST NATI ONAL 1 980 FLOODS --Musse l s : K. C . Wa rd of C l a rendon i s expe rt at f i nd i ng endangered fat pocketbook mussel Apl 0 , 1 8 : 4 F i s h i ng , Co111Tie rc i a l See a l so Wa te r Pol l u t i on-Sewage and I ndus t r i a l Was tes F i sh i ng , Spo r t . Art i c l e rev iews f i s h i ng duri ng 1 9 70s , l ooks ahead to 1 980s Ja6 , 4B : l Ang l e rs have a bo nania i n Ark My4 , 1 1 G : 1 --Trou t : Some users of Whi te and Norfork Ri vers defend pract i ce of d ragg i n g cha i ns on r i ve r bottom to s l ow boats of t rout f i she rmen Ja6 , 48 : 1 Wh i te R i ve r offe rs f i ne t rout f i s h i ng Hy4 , 1 3G : 2 F I SHER, J I MM I E LOU See a l so A rk-E l ect lons·-Treasu re r F I SH I NG , COMMERC I AL See F i sh and Other Ma r i ne L i fe F I SH l NG, SPORT See F i sh and Other Ma r i ne l i fe F I TZGERALD, CHARLES W See a l so A rkansas C h l l dren 1 s Colony-Conway FLAG POND See a l so Wetlands Fl.MOERS, DON See a l so Ark-Econom i c Deve l opment Dept FL I NT CRE E K POWER PLANT See a l so A i r Pol l u t ion FLOODS Hea r i ng on Pul ask i County d ra i nage prob l ems d raws hos t i l e group who fear they wi l l te taxed fo r I m provements Ap4 , 3A : 1 Arnry Eng I nee rs to s tudy f l ood i ng of Sa l t and Depot Creeks a t Ben ton Je1 6 , 3A : 1 Flood control p l an for L i t t l e Rock woul d wi den Rock C reek through Boy l e Park Ag l 2 , 7A : I State So l l and Wa te r Con serva t i on Comn swi tches support on Fourche C reek flood control 01 7 , 8A: I Flood p l an autho r i za t i on for Fourche Creek at l i t t l e P.ock ca l l ed 4 to 5 yrs away 0 28 , 9A: 1 Gazette urges adopt ion of l ocal p l an ( P l an 1 0 ) fo r Fourche and Rock C reek con trol NS , 22A : l Flood con t rol p l an for Fourche C r.eek nears reso l u t ion N6 , 1 B : 2 Corps of Eng i neers adopts new p l an for F I RST NAT I ONAL BANK (MENA) Pol k County voters asked to app rove a $2 . 5 m i l l ion Act 9 of 1 960 bond i s sue to f t nance new bank b l dg 0 1 7 , 1 A : 6 Gazette ed on Mena vote on Act 9 bonds fo r bank b l dg 020 , l OA : l Voters defeat bond p roposal N6 , 6A : I+ F I RST NATI ONAL BANK (PH I LL I PS COUNTY , HELENA) Baker Hoskins Bush p l eads gui l ty to embezz l ement and use of fo rged s tocks to obta i n roo re than $1 mi l l ion t n l oans My6 ,4A : 4 Baker Hos k i ns Bush sentenced on embezzl ement charges and us i ng forged s tocks to secure l oans tota l i ng $1 , 1 8 3 , 981+ from several banks Je 1 8 , 9A : 6 F I RST PYRAM I D L I FE I NSURANCE CO Cha i rman Herbert L . Thomas S r re s i gns Jy25 , 7C : 5 F I SH AND OTHER HAR I NE L I FE Dry sunwners tough on mi nnow farmers Ag28 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Lakes --P i ne B l uff Wa ter Pol. l ut l on-Sewage Wh i te R i ve r --Ca rp: See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage --C lams : Dr Lou i se Kraeme r, pro fessor of Zoo l ogy at the Un i vers i ty of Ark, sounds a l a rm on As i an c l ams I n A rkansas Ri ver 0 1 6 , 38 : 1 See a l so Atom i c Energy --Pa l e Back Darter : Thomas C . McRae asks Natural He r i tage Comn to hel p protect Pa l e Back Darter found on h i s property I n Mon tgomery County Jy2 3 , l+A : 7 --Sharks : Dead sha rk found I n Wh i te R i ve r near Jacksonport ; p rank coul d be I nvo l ved Ag5 ,4A : 7 Wh i te R i ve r sha rks were wo rk of p ranks ters Ag29 , 1 OA : I+ --Trout: Norfork Nat i ona l F i sh Hatchery adds 4 new k i nd of t rout Ap 1 4 , 6B : l Brown t rout we i gh i ng 29 I bs taken . from Wh i te RI ver S2 1 , 4B: 1 Ra i nbow t rout g rown I n ponds i n Ark dur i ng wi nter N 1 1 , 6C : 2 See a l so Dams -Norfork · •. I !t 1 FLOODS 1 980 con t rol of Fourche C reek DS, l A : 8 See a l so B i g C reek ( C r i t tenden Co) Woodruff C reek FLOWERS AND FLOR I STS See a l so Redbook F l o r i s t Service FLOWE RS , W. HAROLD See a l so B l acks ( I n Ark) Co.urts (A rk) -Court o f Appea l s Method i s t Church FLUOR I DES See Teeth-Fl uo r i de s , Use of FLUOSOL Dr Ron Lap i n d i scusses h i s use of Fl uoso l as a b l ood subs t i tute du r i ng surgery on membe rs o f Jehovah ' s Wi tnesses F27 , 1 B : 2 FOOD AND GROCERY TRADE Poss i b l e food c r i s i s w i t h i n next 1 5 yrs d i scussed by Arkansas State Un i v professor S tephen Tr i ca r i co ApJ 5 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Nel son ' s Potato Ch i p Co Pozza 1 s Pas ta P remi ums , Coupons and Tra d i ng Stamps S i pes G rocery Tatum, B i l l i e Joe . . FOOTBALL reason fo r absence of Arkansas-grown p i nk tomatoes on loca l grocery s tores Ap6 , 3E : 4 Food basket p r l ce su rvey compares p r i ces a t L i t t l e Rock w i th other major c i t i es a round the coun try Jy l 6 , 1 D : 1 Arkansas Consumer Re sea rch asks food cha i ns a t L f t t l e Rock to f reeze p r i ces Jyl 8 , 1 2A : 6 Panel p repa r i ng rept for Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l on p r i ces I n Ark N 1 9 , 1 8A : 1 See a l so M l J k FOOD CONTAM I NAT ION AND PO I SON I NG Pork contami na ted by pes t i c i des was s h i pped to 39 Ark school s Hy24 , l A : 2 About 75 pct of pork sent to schoo l s I n 1 4 count i es has been re covered My25 , I A :6 Fo rty-two membe rs of b i cyc l e g roup cros s i ng count ry be come i l l at Hel ena f rom bacte r i a l i n fect ion Agl l , 1 0A : 7 B i cyc l i s ts i m p roved Ag l 2 , 5A : 4 Fl u- l i ke s i ckness sweeps ba r racks a t Camp Rob i nson , 80 enter hosp i ta l S 5 , 5A : 2 I l l ness a t Camp Rob i nson caused by food po i son i ng l n salad S6 , SA : 2 Seventy fou r Gua rdsmen re leased f rom hosp 5 7 , 6A : 5 F00.0 STAMPS See We 1 fare FOOTBALL Previ ew of 1 980 season Agl O , l G : l · Bowl Games --Ha l l of Fame Bowl : Un I ve rs f ty o f A rkansas Razo rbacks chosen to meet Tul ane i n Hal l of Fame Bowl i n B i rmi ngham N1 6 , 1 B : 1 Razo rbacks de feat Tu l ane 34-1 5 D28 , 1 A : 2 --Sugar Bowl : A rkansas Razorbacks defea ted by A l abama 24-9 Ja2 , 1 A : 2 Un i ve rs i ty of Al abama C r i mson T i de named nat ional champ ion after w i n over A rkansas Ja 3 , 1 C : 2 Col l e ge . A rkansas I n te rco l l eg i ate Conf votes to a l l ow equal d i v i s ion of 9 footba l l scho l a rs h i ps and to a l l ow t ransfer athl etes from it-year col l s outs i de the conf to be el l g l bl e a fter one sem o f res i dence D l 3 , I C : 8 See a l so S ta di ums --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Fayettev i l l e ) : letter f rom Jayne Shel ton exp l a i ns sys tem used to a l l ocate t i ckets Ja l 2 , 1 4 A : 6 Larry Be i gh tol added to coach . D i e t and Nut r i t i on . A r t i c l e on h i gh ca l o r i e content o f fast foods ; chart of ca l o r i es I n foods served Ag27 , 1 D : 1 Hypera l imenta t i on v i c t i m , Jason Wh i te, 9 , proud o f h f s a r t i f l ca l s tomach S7, 7A : l See a l so Educa t ion-Ashdown P r i ces . H i gh food p r i ces I n Ark spur consume r ' s campa i gn Hr30 , 7A : 6 Cha i ns a re l i nked to bu l g i ng g rocery b i l l s Hr30 , l F : 2 Why food costs a re so h i gh a t l i t t l e Rock Hr30 , 1 F : 5 Supers tores take mo re o f the market Hr31 , I B : 2 I ndependent s tores th r i vi ng Hr31 , 1 B : 5 Arkansas-grown food products s h i pped to othe r s tates Apl , I B :5 T i ps on saving money on food b l l 1 s Ap2 , 1 B : 2 Su rveys of L i t t l e Rock s to res rel ease on l y averages , not names o f I nd i v i dua l s tores Ap2, 1 8 : 2 Wa r ren paper exp l a i ns 1 42 FOOTBALL 1 980 s ta ff ja l 5 , 2C : 7 Footbal I game on a Satu rday a fte rnoon generates about $1 .65 mi 1 1 1on i n bus i ness act i vi ty Jel lt , 208 : 3 See a l so Co 1 1 eges-C r i mes Foo tbal l -Bowl Games--Ha l l of Fame Footba l l -Bowl Games--Suga r Bowl Stadi ums --Un i vers i ty of Ark (Hon t f ce l lo) : Art i c l e on Coach Stewart Ferguson and h i s 1 939-4 1 ' Wande r i n g Weevi l s ' footba l l team that dazzled c rowds coas t-to-coa s t w i th an t i cs rather than scores JyJ , 68 : 1 Two members of Un f vers I ty of Ark Board of Trus tees ques t i on con t i n ui ng footba l l prog ram w i th $300 , 000 def i c i t 01 3 , l OA : I · --Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk. ( P i ne B l u ff) : Ben McGee named coach Fl , 1 C : 8 Chance 1 1 o r Herman. Sm I th says foot ba 11 may be d ropped because o f excess I ve cos ts D 1 3 , 1 OA : 1 --Un i vers i ty o f Central Ark: Bears now ranked No. 2 i n NA I A D i v 1 po l l N6 , I C : 8 Team. named to top spot i n pol l N 1 3 , 1 C : 7 Bears reta i n top rank N20 , 1 C : I Bears capture A I C t i t l e wi th perfect record N23 , 1 B : 5 Team f i n i shes a top po l l , wi l l face East Texas State i n f i rs t round of nat ion a 1 p 1 ayoff N21t , I C :6 Coach Ken Stephens conments on UCA and A I C footba l l N30 , 1 B : 3 O t i s Chan d l e r named to Kodak A l l -Ame r i can team 03, I C : 6 Eas t Texas S ta te defeats UCA 07, l B :lt -Ron Ha l l et t named NA I A Al 1 Amer i ca n 024 , l C : I FORD, CLAY ANTHONY See a l so Murders--Ba i l ey FORD, JOE See a l so Ark-Leg i s 1 a ture--Eth i cs FORD HOTOR CRED I T CO C l e rk f i l es race and sex b i as su i t aga i n s t f i rm Apl 9 , 1 2A : 3 FORE I GN DESCENT GROUPS See a 1 so Fes t i va l s - I n te rn a t i onal Fest I ta l i ans I n A rk Jews La t i n A mer i cans i n A rk FORE I GNERS I N ARKANSAS Some 3 , 000 i l l egal a l i ens may be I n B ra d l ey County a rea Je22 , 1 A : 3 See a l so B ra z i l i ans i n Arkansas Col l eges-Enrol l men t Cuba-Refugees I ra n i ans in Arkansas I raq i s i n Arkansas Mexicans i n Arkansas FOREMOST-McKESSON, I NC See a lso M i 1 k FOREST AND BRUSH F I RES F i re sweeps a thousand acres i n Hot S p rin g Co F22 ,6A : 5 F i res con t i nue to s tr i ke cen tra l A rk F29,4A : 5 Fo rty-e i ght l a rge f i res , many sma l l ones set a l ong h i ghways i n Northeast A rk Ag2 , I A : lt Fo rest f i res consumed over 1 1 ,000 acres dur i n g J u l y Ag3 , 6A : 5 C i nders from charcoal t ruck may have sta rted f i res I n Northeast Ark AgJ , 6A : 6 F i res rage across s tate Ag9 , l 1 A : lt F i re dangers g row as d routh cont i nues Ag l 5 , 1 6A : l La rge f i re burn in g out of cont ro l i n Ouach i ta Na t i ona l Forest near Hol l i s ( Perry County) Ag l 9 , 9A : 2 F i re near Hol 1 i s ca l led wors t I n Ouach i ta Fo rest s i nce 1 963 Ag20 ,6A : 4 F i re south of P i nnac l e Mounta i n S tate Park destroys 3 homes , 200 ac res of woo d l and Ag2 1 , 3A : l F i refi ghters ba t t l e 3 , 420-acre f i re near Oza rk; at l east 26 o ther f i res burn i ng in s ta te Ag2 1 , 3A : 2 F i res des t roy thousands od acres of g rass , t i mbe r l and Ag22 , 5A : 1 F i re conta i ned near P i nnac l e Mtn ; campers may have caused f i re Ag22 , 5A : 4 F i remen conta i n most f i re s ; threat con t i nues Ag23 , 1 1 A : I Numbe r of f i res sets record Ag26 , 5A : 5 Gov B l 1 1 · C l I n ton orders ban on outdoor burn i ng , a l l ocates $1 00 , 000 to pro tect forests Ag2 7 , 1 A : 5 House and 8 farm b l dgs burn i n Searcy County ; severa l f i res burn i ng i n Arkansas R i ve r Va l l ey S2 , 2A : 7 Ra i n reduces dangers S 3 , 8A : 6 Ten f i res erupt a round s ta te S4 , 5A : 7 F i re out of control I n Monroe County S6 , 8A : 6 · · . . .. FOREST 1 43 FOREST . .. 1 980 FOUNTA I NBLEAU See a l so Fo rest and B rush F i res Parks Water FORGERY See a l so Automob i l es-D r i vers L i cens i n g Hot Spring County FORREST C I TY See a l so Pol i ce-Forrest C i ty FORREST, M l CHAEL See a l so Col l eges-C rimes FORT CHAFFEE F i ring range p l an changed at Fort Cha ffee Ja5 , 4A : 7 See a l so Cuba Gas (Fue l ) FORT S M I TH C i ty ' s I ndus t r i a l g rowth was paced by H i ram-Wa l ke r p l ant J n 1 9 79 Ja20, 1 2 G : 5 O l d penny a rcade area com l n g a 1 1 ve w i th shops J a 3 1 , 1 D : 1 I ngenu t ty saves 92-yr-o l d 1 888 Bu i l d i ng and w ins awards for Ho t t , Mob l ey , R i chter, McGowan and G r i ff i n a rch i tectural fi rm Ap l 0 , 1 0 : 1 Fort Smi th may a t teffiRt to annex Fo rt Cha ffee i f I t I s abandoned by the federa l govt Ag26 , 1A:8 See a l so F i res burned 41 , 31 9 acres I n s tate l as t mon t h ; damage set at $4 . 1 mi l l lon S l 0 , 1 3A : l Fi res h i t 46 acres on Monday ; 261 acres burned S 1 0 , 1 3A : 6 La rge f i res i n Pol k and Hot Spring Coun t ies conta i ned S 1 3 , 14A : 3 F i ve majo r fi res burn 900 acres S 1 4 , 4A : 7 Suspect a rres ted , accused o f a rson i n 1 7 f i res t n Da l l as and Hot Spring County S l 5 , 2A : 2 S i x inj ured as fi res con t i nue to sweep state S l 7 , 1 2A: l F i res I n Ye l l and Ca l houn Count i es conta i ned S 1 8 , 1 3A : 2 Forestry crews beg i n e fforts · to restore burned-over sect ion o f Ouach i ta Nat i ona l Forest I n Perry County 522 , 1 8 : 2 See a l so F i res (gen) Shoot l ngs -�Krone FORESTS AND· FORESTRY letter from H . A . Campbe l l d i s cusses c l ea rcut t l ng and mgt Ja l , 24A : 3 Governor ' s Task Force on T i mbe r Management P ract i ces hears debate on cl earcut t l ng and so i l e ros ion F1 3, l OC : l A rt i c l e d i scusses debate on c l earcu t t f ng F l 7 , 1 E : 3 Good hun t i n g and t i mbe r management can co-ex i s t Mr2 , 6B : S Task Fo rce chmn Steve Smi th says Weyerhaeuser Corp c reated need · fo r the task force through pub l i c l n sens l t f v l ty and envi ronmen t al d i sre ga rd ; spokesman for f i rm I s shocked Hr6, I OC : 1 Task Fo rce hears conmen ts on c l ea r-cut t i ng and use of chemica l s Hr9 , 1 0A : 1 T i mber Management Task Fo rce recommehds s teps to p rese rve fores ts and protect l and and wa ter Hy24 , 4A : l Task Force sets p r i or i t i es on steps state shoul d take to p rotect l an d , water and forest resources Je5 , ]C : l Ozark Na t i ona l Fores t t i mber program opera t i ng at a l oss , Natura l Resources Defense Counc i l says Je1 8 , l OA : 1 Tree fa rme r , J i m Franc i s , i s nomi nee for Outstand i ng Tree Fa rme r ; Franc i s work i n g to g row the u l t i mate c rop Je24 , 1 B : 4 Weyerhaeuser ' s c l ea r cutt i n g p ract i ces b l a s ted at Arkansas W i l d l i fe federat ion meet Ag 1 0 , 4A : 1 New su rvey of Ozark Na t iona l Fo res t bounda r ies to be made 04 , 1 l A : 1 Chemi s try and Chem i ca l s Educa t ion-Fort Sm i th Fes t i va t s--Ol d Fort Lee C reek Rheem Manufac t u r i n g Corp St Edward Mercy Hosp US-Pub l i c Bu i l d i ngs Wh l rl pool Corp FORT SM I TH CHR I STI AN SCHOOL See a l so Ath l et i cs- I n te rscho l a s t i c FORT SM I TH NATI ONAL H I STOR I C S I TE See Parks (gen) --Fort Smi th Nat l H i s tori c S i te FOSTER CARE See a l so C h i l d ren-Abuse--Guyton FOUNDAT I ONS A l so see names of foundat i ons FOUNTA I NB LEAU NURS I NG HOME Wayne Stand f i e l d , who drowned t n 1 44 FOUNTA I NBLEAU "' .. 1 980 wh i rl pool bath was l e ft unattended for 30 mi nutes , s tate says S27, 1 5A: I 4-H CENTER, ARKANSAS Dream real i zed as s tate 4-H C l ub center opens at Fernda l e 0 1 9 , 3A : 6 FOURCHE CREEK See a l so F loods FOURCHE I SLAND See a l so l i t t l e Rock-Real Estate FOURTH OF JULY See a l so I ndependence Day FRANCH I SES AND L I CENS I NG AGREEME NTS See a l so Tel e v i s ion-Cab l e TV FRANKL I N COUNTY Ed i to r sees heavy voter reg i s trat ion as beg i nn i ng of pl an to c l ean up pol i t ics l n county O l 9 , 3E : 3 General e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so L i quor Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 FRANKL I N ELECTR I C CO Su i t charges b i as aga i ns t b l acks and women S25 , 7A : l FRAUDS AND SW I NDL I NG Bl ack act i v i s t Everet t E ugene Shel ton convi c ted of felony theft by decept i on in case accus i ng h i m of defraud i ng e l de r l y ma n o t $ 9 1 , 000 Apl 1 , 6A : 3 Fou r accused o f pyramid scheme at Fo rt Sm i th ca l l ed Execu t i ve $ 1 , 000 C l ub Ap2 3 , 6A : I Shel ton com m i tteed to State Hosp i ta l s hort l y be fore hour for sentenc i ng Ap25 , 5A : 5 Phony I nvo I ce used to te 1 1 non respondent to Census Bureau tha t someone woul d ca l l at home to p i ck up pena l ty pay for tardy response Hy3 , 1 1 A : 6 Everett Shel ton gets 20-yr term i n swind l i n g case Hy30 , 8A : 5 North L i t t l e Rock woman g i ves $ 1 1 , 500 to 2 men who c l a i me d they were check ing counterfe i t money 02 , 3A : 8 Art i c l e on o l de r women a s targets of fraudulent offers 0 1 6 , 1 8 : 5 V i ct im tackles th i e f , ret r i eves h i s $ 3 0 , 000 i n attempted ' p i geon d rop ' scheme at Jones boro Ol 8 , 4A : 6 Two con game I nc i dents reported to l i t t l e Rock po1 I ce N20 , 2A : 2 See a l so Ark- E l ect lons--Contested FREEDOM Checks and Chec k i ng Accts Col leges-Scho l a rsh i ps Conmerc i a l Bank and Trust Co (Mon t i ce I 1 o) Med ica i d New York L i fe I nsurance Co Ozark I ns t J tute Razorback Au tomob i l e S tocks and Bonds US-Sma l l Bus i ness Adm We i fare FREE ENTERPR I SE ASSOC I AT I ON , ARK See a l so Taxa t i on-Real Esta te FREEDOM AND HUMAN R I GHTS US Atto rney George W . Proctor names spec i a l un i t on h i s s ta ff to deve l op and f i l e c i v i l ri ghts sui ts N29 , 5A : 1 See a l so Bates , Lucious C h r i s topher Human Se rv i ces Cente r, Wes t Cen t ra l Arkansas Pol i ce-Faul kner Co US-Veterans Hosp t ta 1 (NLR) FREEDOM OF I N FORMAT I ON , THOUGHT AND EXPRESS I ON P t ne B l uff Conmerc l a 1 dec r i es tendency of Gov B i l l C l i n ton and othe r offi c i a l s to a t tend meet i ngs not open to the press Ja1 3 , 3E : l See a l so Ark-Reha b l l l ta t ion Servi ces O t v Baxter General Hosp Benton Central Arkansas Trans i t Pol i cy Bd Educa t i on-Dardanel l e FREEDOM O F THE PRESS C i rcui t Judge Lowber Hend r i cks bars news repo rts on s ta tements made to pol ice by murder suspec t , James L . Maxwel l I l l Ja l ,4A : 1 Judge F l oyd Lofton enj o i ns and res t ra l ns press from wri t i ng about hea r i n g on rape and burg l a ry charges aga i ns t Otha Lee Con l ey ; orde rs press not to refer to Conley as the Quapaw Qua rter rap i s t Ja3 , 3A : 1 Judge Lofton refuses Arkan sas Gazette request to 1 i ft i n j unc t i on Ja4 . 5 A : 5 Arkansas Supreme C t d i ssol ves Judge Lofton ' s order that term ' Quapaw Quarter Rap i s t ' not be used by press i n refe rence to charges a ga i ns t Con 1 ey ; Arkansas 145 FREE DOH 1 980 GARLAND COUNTY FUR Art i c l e on fu r bus i ness operat ions of George Yarbrough Ja2 7 , 2 F : 4 FURN I TURE A rt i c l e on Gl enna Haynes and her sa l vage furn i ture f i rm a t L i tt l e Rock Ja 1 7 , 1 D : l Sump 1 n D l ffe r 1 n t shop a t Ben ton sel l s s turdy furn I ture made by Ron Hase espec i a l l y fo r ch i l d ren Mr20 , 1 D : l A rt i s t Ke i th Newton makes f i ne cab i nets and furn i t u re S 1 8 , 1 D : I See a l so Arkansas Te rri to r i a l Res tora t ion Gazette had f J l ed pe t i t l on Ja5 , 1 A : 2 Gazette comments o n U S Supreme C t protect i on aga i ns t pr i o r cons tra i nt Ja9 , 1 8A : l Arkansas Supreme Ct rules Judge Floyd Lofton had no autho r i ty to proh i b i t A rkansas Gazette from us i ng term, 1 a l l eged Quapaw rap i s t ' My28 , 1 3A : l See a l so Courts (Ark) News and News Med i a FREEHAN (JAY} COMPANY Probe of a l l eged k i ckbacks in vol v i n g Jay Freeman Co an d publ le school s spreads to 5 other s tates Fl 7 , 5A : 7 FREEZE , JACK See a l so Cuba FRENCH , AL I C E See a l so W r i t i ng and Wri ters FRENCH, LYLE R . See a l so E duca t ion Assoc i a t i on , Arkansas . FRU I T ANO VEGETABLES Lee County Vegetabl e G rowers ' Assn loses okra market to Mex i can I mports Hr2 3 , 5E : I Ozark I n s t l tute hands out non-patented seeds , encourages . gardeners to save seed from year-to :year Ap22 , 3A : 3 Orouth d ry i ng up Farmers Market Jy l 6 , 4A : 1 See a l so Cucumbers FULBR I GHT, J . W I LL I AM Ed i to r i a l c r i t i ca l of Fu l br i gh t mus i ngs on a parl i amentary sys tem for Amer i ca Ag31 , 3 E : 5 See a l so I n te rnat ional Rel a t ions FULLER, THOMAS R I CHARD JR See a l so P r i sons-Ark S ta te Pen i tent i ary (gen) FULTON COUNTY US Court of Appea l s hears request by former County Judge Leonard tboney that h i s b r i be ry convi c t i on be ove r turned F l 2 , 7A : 3 Racketeer i ng con v i c t ions of fo rme r Ful ton County Judge Leonard tt>oney and former Sharp County Judge Les1 i e Anderson reve rsed by US C i rcu i t C t ; con v i c tion on other charges a ff I rmed Ag8, 7A: 1 FUND DR I VE See Ph i l anthropy - G GADDY, W I L L I AM A . See a l so Ark-Atto rney Genera l Ark- F i nance and Adm Dept GAHBL I NG Ra i ds a t L i tt l e Rock and North L i t t l e Rock b r i ng 3 arrests F2 l , 9A : 3 N i ne a rrested on gambl I ng charges at L i tt l e Rock and I n Sal i ne County F29 , 1 5A.: 7 Pol i ce a r rest 1 4 a t 8 1 ythe vl 1 1 e on gambl i ng and d rug charges Hr29 , 1 3A : 1 Dogf i gh t case ends i n p l eas o f gui l ty , f i nes Ag6 , 8A : 5 Wende l l House adm i ts t ransport o f dog for f i gh t a t Trumann S24 , 8A : 5 O p i n ion o f a ttorney genera l 1 5 o f f i ce says i t p robab l y I s i l l ega l for racers o f cars or horses to pay fees w i th w i nner tak i ng pot S30 , 4A : 8 , Judge Henry Woods orders p l t b u l t dogs des t royed S 30 , 6A : 5 See a l so Ho rse Ra c J ng Parks--Pet i t Jean GAMES Dan Bunton , a li ttl e Rock engi neer . des i gns compute r i zed footba l l game D7, 1 F : 2 GARLAND COAL CO See a l so Coa I GARLAND COUNTY O ff i c i a l s d i sag ree on need for personnel adm i n i s t ra tor as recom mended by study Ja4 , 7A : 1 Genera l 1 46 GARLAND COUNTY . ·- 1 980 e l ect ion returns N6 , 5A : 1 See a l so Pol I ce-Ga r l an d County P r i sons (gen) P r i sons-Ga rl and Co Ja i l GARLAND COUNTY COMMUN I TY COLLEGE Leg i s l a t i ve panel d i scusses , takes no ac t ion on proposal to me rge Garland County Commun i ty Col l and Quapaw Voca t iona l School 020 , 5A : 4 See a l so Basketba l l ·Col l ege--Garl and Co Co l l eges-Bu i l d i ngs Col l eges-Federal A i d ' GARLAND COUNTY L I BRARY Roof l eak forces service curta 1 l ment Ja 1 1 , 7A : 5 Orr fami l y do nates $ 1 0 , 000 to l i brary Hr30 , 2 8A : 8 GARMENTS See Apparel GARNER, ROBERT See a l so Ouachi ta County GAS (FUEL) Cheaper p r i ces fuel i n terest in use of propane gas Ja l 0 , 1 8 : 5 DeQueen wi l l sel l gas system to Arkl a Gas Co Jal 9 , 6 8 : 1 Texas O l1 and Gas Corp tel l s US j udge a t Was h i ng ton that po i n t used to cancel l eases a t Fort Chaffee i s not appl i cab l e Ja22 , 4A : 1 Eng i neer asserts Arkoma Bas i n has enough gas to j us t i fy Ozark Gas Transmi ss ion p i pel i ne Ja2 3 , 6A : l Arkoma Ba s i n partners h i p has lost hal f of gas reserves on wh i ch I t based appl i ca t ion for p i pel i ne Ja24 , 1 2A : 1 Dr i l l i ng d i sappo i ntments fa l l to deter Oza rk, FERC to l d Ja25 , 1 0A : I Ozark p roponent sure p i pel i ne to be approved Ja2 7 , 8A : 1 Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas suffers setback when l aw j udge refuses to a l low suppl ementa ry test i mony to be fi l ed F6 , 5C : I Arkl a off i c i a l tel l s FERC i t d raws a l l gas wel l s can del i ve r during col d wea ther F7,5C : 1 Atto rney d i sputes ca l cu· l at lon on gas taken by Arkl a F8 , 6C : 1 I nc rease woul d be smal l I f gas wel l s ful l y u t i l i ze d , Arkl a tel l s hea r i ng F9 ,4A : l Arkl a does not a l ways pay top p r i ce fo r new gas , FERC to l d F1 3 , J iA : l FERC tol d tha t t f p l pe l i ne I s GAS (FUEL) bui l t , owners shoul d be req ui red to keep l i ne ful l so consumers wi l l not have to bear burden F 1 4 , 1 0A : I Texas O i l and Gas Corp knew about l eas i ng ban when i t f i l e d b i ds on Chaffee o i l and gas , I nte r i o r Dept says Ap2 , 6C : 6 Texas O i l and Gas wants qu i ck ac t ion on Chaffee gas l eases Ap6 , SA : 6 P f pel l ne backers d i scount ques t i on o f Arkoma Bas i n gas rese rves Ap1 6 , 7C : l Arkl a f i l es b r i e f , charges proposed p i pel f ne from Arkoma Bas i n woul d cut service Hy20 ,5A : t Ark La Gas Co offers mo re gas to I ndus t ry Je 1 2 , l A : 4 Corn i ng res i dents present pet i t ions to Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton protes t i ng h i gh gas rates pa I d Arkansas Okl a homa Gas Co ; f i rm off i c i a l exp l a i ns rates Jy5 , 1 0A : 7 Mena votes to pay D i e rks and Lockesbu rg fo r the i r gas sys tems so Ark La can take over sys tems and furn i sh gas Jy 1 5 , SA : l Pol i t i ca l pressure b l amed for I n te r i o r Dept change i n Fort Chaffee gas l ea·se de c i s ion Jy25 , 1 3A : I Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas Co to seek rate I nc rease for I n dus tr ies Jy27, 1 A : 6 House Major I ty Leader James c . W r i gh t o f Texas says l etter he wrote to l n te r f o r Dept on beha l f o f Texas O i i I s not a confl i ct of I n te rest Jy27, 3A : 4 Arkansas Western Gas Co gets PSC approva l for rate i ncrease S5 ,4A : 2 Ozark p i pe l i ne approved a t f i rst l evel i n Was h i ng to� f i ght not ove r , Ark La says S 1 7 , 8A: 1 Cancel l a t i on of o i l and gas l eases a t Fort Chaf fee uphe l d by fede ra l cou rt ; Ark la p res i dent , Sheff i e l d Ne l son , el ated ; deci s ion i s a setback for p roposed Ozark p i pel i ne S26 , 1 A : 4 Texas O l l and Gas Corp to appeal l ease cancel l a t ion S30 , 3A : 7 Arkl a o'u tl I nes J ts i ndus t r i a l pol i cy for fl r I ng bo l 1 ers 0 8 , 6C : 1 Arkansas Natural Resources Conml ttee recom mends Texas O i l and Gas Corp. pay s ta te a s tandard roya 1 ty on .o 1 1 and gas found unde r Arkansas R i ve r 0 1 0 , 9A : 6 Ark La f i l es b r i e f cha l l en g i ng reconmenda t l on on Oza rk l i ne 0 1 6 , 7C : 5 Con d i t ions on p i pe l i ne are f i sca l l y proh i b i t i ve, f i rm says 0 1 8 , 7A : 2 1 47 GAS ( FUEL) 1 980 Ark La to I ns ta l l gas connect i on fo r Mena area after reques t from Gov B i l l Cl i n ton 024 ,8A : 6 Ark La gets ap prova l to phase in rate I ncrease for 54 larges t customers N4 , 7A : 1 AP&L gets $ 3 , 386 , 600 grant to s tudy feas i b i 1 i ty o f convert i ng coa l to gas ; re search to be done at s i te of Wh i te Bl uff p l ant a t Red fi e l d N4 , 7A : 6 Ark La s torage f i e l ds f i l l ed to capac i ty for w i n ter N4 , 9C : 3 Arkansas Lo u i s i .. ana Gas Co wan t s to reduce fuel ad j us tment cos ts , I nc rease base rate because customers a re upset when they see adjustment costs D 1 1 , 6A : 5 No customers wi l l be cut off from serv i ce for non-payment before Marc h , A r k La says D23 , 4C : 1 Proposed Ozark Gas Transm i s s ion p i pel i ne wou l d pass through pl anned Wi ederkehr V i l l age 027 , 3A: 1 See a l so Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas Co Pub l i c U t t l i t 1 es W i l d 1 i fe Sanctua rl es GASAHOL See Al cohol as Fuel GASOL I N E See O i l (Petroleum) and Gasol i ne GASTON, J I M A r t i c l e on Lakev i ew reso rt owner, J i m Gas ton , whose hobby is aeroba t i c fl y i ng Ag7, I B : 4 GATCHELL, OL I VER W . JR See a l so Mu rde rs--Ga tche 1 1 GATES , ALLEN See a l so Courts (US) -Supreme GATEWOO D, ROBERT See a l so Hus i c GATH R I GHT, HO RRELL See a l so Robbe r i es and The fts GENEALOGY Arkansas State Un i v professor Dr Marg r i t Jay exp l a i ns r i se i n I n teres t i n geneal ogy and fami l y h i s t My l , 60 : 1 GENEALOGY ( ROSS SERI ES) Note : A rt i c l es i n dexed here a re from the se r i e s , G rass Roo ts , wri tten by Margaret Ros s . On l y genera l ma� te r l a l i s I ndexed . GENEALOGY forms in the past JaJ , 88 : 1 W i l l s con tain a wea l th of i n forma t ion Ja l O , 88 : 1 Fol l ow estate through probate ct to f i n d names Ja l 7 , 3B : I Estate i nvento r i es l i s ted personal property , not i n d i ca t i on of wea l th Ja24 , 8B : 1 I den t i fy names of ch i l dren through deed reco rds Ja31 ,2B : 1 Est i mat ing death dates based on date of wi l l and date probated F7 , 8B : l I l l ness may have forced some ancestors to s i gn w i l l w i t h mark F 1 4 , 4B : l Probate Court records as sou rce of guard i an ship appmts F2 1 , 8B : I Re l a t ionsh i ps between ch t l dren , gua rd i ans refl ected i n records F28 0 8B : l Foster parents • ro l e may not be recorded Hr6 ,8B : 1 I l l eg i t i mate b i rths may be t raced through court records Mr1 3 , 4B : l County tax records worth t i me i t takes to search them My20 , 4B : l Tax l i st may be means to i dent i fy l and hol d i ngs Mr27 ,4B : 1 Persona l property tax 1 i s t may he l p i den t i fy ancesto r 1 s res l dence Ap3 , 8B : l Handy Book for Genea log i s ts l i sts ava i l ab l e county records Ap 1 0 , 8 B : I Deed books as sou.r:ce of I n forma t i on Apl 7 , 8B : 1 Al ternate records may exist when c f v tl records m f ss i ng Ap24 , 4B : l Usefulness of b i rth and death cert i f i cates l i m i ted by recent ori g i n ; HEW bookl e ts tel 1 where to wr 1 te My l , 2 8 : 1 Orde r i ng b i rth and death cert i f icates My8 , 4B : l Request i ng J n forma tl .on from v i ta l stat i s t i cs agencies My l5 , 4B : l I n fo rmat ion to be g l eaned from b i rth cert i f icates Hy22 , 4B : I Death cert l f l cate has v i ta l i n forma t i on My29 , 3B : l State arch i ves a re best p l ace for newspape r search i n g Je5 , 4B : 1 Search ing news papers for data Je1 2 , 4B : l F i n d i n g art i c l es ted i ous b u t poss i b l e w i thout newspaper i n dexes Jel 9 , 4B : I Abs t racts of ob i tua ries , ma rri age not i ces a re useful Je2 6 , 8 B : I Novice gena l og t s ts often f i n d scant i n format ion I n o l d ob i tua ries Jy3 , 5B : 1 Ea r l y mar r i age not i ces i n newspapers conta i n l i tt l e useful I n forma t i on Jy l 0 , 88 : 1 Some w ives I n the 1 9 th century were wi dowed as many as � 3 t i mes Jy 1 7 , 8B : 1 · Art i c l e d i scusses A rk l aws on ma r r i a ge l i cense appl i ca t ions and 1 48 GENEALOGY " . . 1 980 GEORG I A PAC I F I C General Motors Corp fo r $ 1 0 m i l l i on ; a l l eges Pon t i ac F l reb i rd TransAm was negl i gent l y des i gned Ap l l , 1 1 A : 3 S ur v l vo r of wreck tes t i f i es that he and d r i ver had been d r i nk i ng before crash; s u i t a l l eges negl i gence i n des i gn o f TransAm ca r S 1 7 , 1 0A : 3 P l a i n t i ffs tes t i mony ends S 1 9 , 9A : 5 GH set t l es $22 m i l l i on damage s u i t out o f court a fte r 4 1 /2 days of tes t i mony S20, 6A : I GENERAL TELEPHONE CO Conwnun l ca t lons workers o f Ame r i ca charge f i rm h i res s t r i kebusters i n Cabot-Jacksonvl 1 1 e area My26 , SA : 1 See a l so Tel ephones GENERAL T I RE AND RUBBER CO Product ion l i nes from 2 I nd i ana p l ants to be moved to Batesv i l l e fa c t l i ty Je2 5 , 4 C :6 GENTRY See a l so McKee Bak i ng Co GENTRY, JACK R . See a l so Democra t i c Party GEORGE, LLOYD RE I D See a l so A l cohol as Fuel Hp_rse Rac i ng GEORG I A PAC I F I C CORPORAT I ON Fordyce p l ywood p l ant shut , con t ract ta l ks w i th Woodworkers ca l l ed off Ja5 , 7A : 6 Pu l p and pape r oper a t i ons i n Ark expand i ng Ja20,5G : I Crossett p l an t to be modern i zed F 1 4 , I OC : 3 Mot i on by f i rm for d i sm i ssal of rac i a l b i as s u i t i s den i ed Mr1 2 , 5A : 1 Hea r i ng del ayed on un i on cha rges aga i ns t f i rm i n Fordyce and C rossett p l ants Hr27 , 1 0C : l Sex and race b ias s u i t sett l ed out of ct Mr2� 1 2A : 4 C rossett p l ywoo d p l an t to re• open Mr28 , 8 C : 1 F i rm accuses I nter nat i onal Woodworkers of Ame r i ca of us i ng v i o l ence dur i ng s tr i ke Ap5 , 7A : l C rossett paper m i l l to l ay off 70 wo rkers Ap 1 5 ,2A : 5 Three p l ant s I n Ark to reopen ; con tract agreement reached Je5 , 1 A : 8 I n terna t ional Wood wo rkers of Ame r i ca approve con t ract Je7 , 3A : 1 Federa l Judge O ren Harr i s f i nds f i rm gu i l ty of d t sc r i m f na t i on aga i ns t b l ack empl oyees , orders back Ea rl y newspapers poor sou rce for b i rth i n format i on Jy24 , 2B : 1 Newspaper b i bl iograph i es can he l p locate i tems Jy31 � 88 : 1 L i s ts of ne1Mspapers owned by arch i ves a re kept for off i ce use ; two states have publ i shed l i sts Ag], 88 : 1 B i bl iograph ies of Ark news papers l i t t l e he l p I n f i nd i n g extan t f i les Ag1 4 , 4 B : I Genea l og i s ts 1 re search i n terests more spec i a l i zed than h i s to r i an s i n newspaper reading Ag2 1 , B B : I Legal ads in ea r l y news papers are source of i n format ion Ag28 , 3B : l Pos tof f i ce ads for un c l a i med l etters may he l p locate an cestor S4 , 3B : l Col umns easy way fo r genea l og i s ts to con tact other re searchers S 1 8 , 3B : 1 A rea where fam i l y once l i ved I s best pl ace to publ i sh query 525 , 88 : 1 Genea logy col umns often a re hel pful 02 , 88 : 1 T i ps on send ing que r i es to newspapers 09 , 88 : 1 Concent rate on one su rname at a t i me I n query 0 1 6 ,4 8 : 1 Con s i de r pub l i ca t i on de l ay when sen d i ng q uer i es 021 38 : 1 Enclose s tamped , sel f-addressed envel ope when ask i n g for i n forma tion 030 , 4 8 : 1 When es ta b l i sh l n g contact, searcher shoul d tel l re l at ionsh i p to fam t l y N6 , 38 : 1 Comp i l I n g and ex chan g i ng a b f bl lography o f sou rces consul ted can be very hel pful when sha r fng research N 1 3 , 8B : l Mak i ng photocopy o f f i l es f s a good way to 1 end research to others N20 , 88 : I P r i vate acts o f l eg i s l a ture may con ta f n he 1 p fu 1 mater i a 1 N2 7, 6B : I P ri vate acts often a re not I n l eg i s l a t i ve journa l s D4 , 3B : l Newspapers may con ta i n I n forma t i on about past leg i s l a t i ve acts D 1 1 ,4 B : 1 Te rri to r i a l Leg f s l at u re • s acts have l i m i ted d i vorce data D 1 B . BB : 2 Fam i l y re l a t ionsh i p term i no l ogy has changed through the yea rs 025 , 48 : 1 GENERAL ASSEMBLY , ARKANSAS See Ark-Leg i s l at u re GENERAL MOTORS CORP Wi dow of Gordon B ruce Tou z l n sues General Motors and C l t ff Peck Chevro let al l eg i ng death was resul t of fau l ty van Ja4 , 7A : 6 Norman Cox sues 1 49 GEORG I A PAC I F I C .. ' " 1 980 GRANT COUNTY GOODRUM, RANDY See a l so Mus i c GO ROON , NATHAN See a l so Av i a t ion Ha l l of Fame, Ark GOS S , STEVE See a l so North L i ttle Rock-E lect lons--Mayor GOVERNMENT BONDS See Ag rt cul tu re B randon Furn i ture Co Col umb i a R i bbon F i rs t Nat iona l Bank (Mena) Hous i ng--F i nance GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND OFF I C I ALS See geog heads GOVERNMENT PURCHAS I NG See geog heads GOVERNOR ' S No te : En t r i es beg i nn i ng w i th the words , Governo r ' s Confe rence 1 Counc t l , Panel , etc are entered under the key word of subject , e . g . , Tou r i sm, Governor ' s Confe rence On GOVERNORS (ARK) See A rk-Governors GOV�RNO R ' S MANS I ON (ARK) See Execut i ve Mans t on {Ark) GOVERNOR 1 S TASK FORCE . Note : Entries beg i nn i ng w i th the word s , Governo r ' s Task Force , a re under key word of subject of the task force GRA I N See a l so Ag r i cul ture A l cohol as Fuel Cox Cot ton Co GRAND GULF NUCLEAR POWER P LANT See a l so Arkansas Powe r and L i gh t Co GRAND PRA I R I E-WH I TE R I VE R I RR I GAT I ON PROJECT See I r r I ga t ion GRANDPARENTS Art i c l e on G randparents Day and g randparents SJ, 1 0 : 1 GRANN I S See a l so Lane Poul try Co GRANT COUNTY See a l so Pol i ce-Grant County pay and end to prac t i ces 029 , JA : l GEORG I A PAC I F I C LAKE See Lakes-Georg i a Pac i f i c GERMAN LANGUAGE See Language G I BSON , CHARLES S I DNEY See a l so Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark { Mon t i cel lo) G I BSON, JOHN FRANK SR State Senator from Dermott d i es ; Mr G i bson was l eader o f conservat i ve forces Apl 1 , 3A : 4 G I BSON , HAHLON G . See a l so Courts (Ark) -C t rcu l t Cts-- D i s t 4 G I BSON, WORTH W . See a l so Method i s t Chu rch-Jonesboro Tr i n i ty Church of Jonesboro G I DEONS I NTERNAT I ONAL W i de l y known G i deons shun publ i c i ty i n the i r work o f B i b l e d f s t r f but lon and evangel l za t lon Mr 1 9 ,4 B : 4 See a l so Educa t i on (gen ) -Rel i g ious Prac t i ces G I LL , JOHN P . See' a 1 so Books G I LLER , JOHN W . See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--L l eutenant Gov G I LLETT Art i c l e on G i l let t • s famous coon supper Ja20 , 1 F : 4 G I NSENG Spring d i gg i ng I l l ega l in Ark My22, ]A: 3 GLAZE, THOMAS A . . See a l so Ark- E l ec·t lons--Court of Appea 1 s Courts (Ark) -Chancery C t---D i s t 6 GLOVER, BOBBY L . See a l so Ark-E l ect ions-- Li eutenant Gov Ark-Publ J c .S ervi ce Conwn GOATS See a l so W i n rock I n te rnat ional GOOD SHEPHERD ECUME N I CAL RET I REMENT CENTER Su i t f i led by ACLU contends re q u i rement that res i dents spend $60 per mo for l unches at Center prevents poo r persons from l i v i ng there My6, ]A: 1 • • • • 1 50 • GRANT, ERM I L 1 980 G R I STM I LLS Agl 5 , 5A : I Reed case goes to j u ry Ag l 6 , 4A: l Sal esman lew i s Robert {Joe) S p i l ka i mp l i ca tes County Judge Buford D i ggs i n b r i be ry scheme; fo rmer County Judge Ge ra l d Phi l l i ps a l so named Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 Ph i l I f ps den ies charges Ag20 ,4A : 5 M i s t r i a l dec l a red in perj ury case aga i ns t J . P. Reed Ag l 9 , 4A : 7 Buford D i ggs den i es he ac cepted br i be Ag21 , 7A : 3 Judge Roy cons i de r i ng p l ea to d rop charges aga i ns t J . P . Reed S 9 ,4A : I I nd i ctment aga i ns t J . P . Reed d l sm l s sed by federa l j udge E l s i jane T r i mb l e Roy S l l , 1 A : 2 County Judge Bufo rd Di ggs I nd i cted on b r i bery and k i ckback scheme 022 , I A : J General e l ect ion re turns N6 , 5A : l Former County Judge Gera l d Ph i l l i ps I s i ndi cted on b r i be ry and ma f 1 fraud cha rges N l 8 , I A : 4 Court rejects request o f Gera l d Phi l l i ps for a court-appo i n ted atty N26 ,6A: 7 Gera t d Ph 1 1 1 i ps p·I eads innocen t D3 , 7A : 4 B r i bes and k i ck backs pa i d to Judge Buford D i gg s , Lou i s R . Spi l ka tel l s c t 0 1 6 , SA : l D i ggs adm i ts tak i ng g i fts , den i es b r i�ery 01 7 , SA : l Buford D i ggs found gu 1 1 ty D 1 8 , I A : 8 GREENLAND See a l so Pol ice-G reen la nd GREENLEE LAKE See Parks (gen ) - - G reen lee GREER, FRANCES See a I so Opera GREER, JAMES LONN I E See a l so Laborers Un ion of North Ame r i ca GREERS FERRY G LASSWORKS F i rm a t Qu i tman produces hydrome ters , a dev i ce that measures dens i ty of fl u i ds 0 1 4 , 68 : 1 GREER ' S FERRY LAKE See lakes - G ree r ' s Fe rry Parks (gen ) - -Gree r ' s Fe rry GREESON LAKE See Parks (gen) --Greeson Lake G R I STM I LLS Johnson g r i s tm i l l at Johnson c l ose d ; m i l l had been I n ope ra t ion s i nce around 1 8 30 Ag l 9 , 6B : I GRANT, E RHI L See a l so Pope County GRANTS I N A I D See A l cohol as Fuel A rk-fl nances--Fede ral A i d Ark-Human Se rvi ces Dept Arkansas P l an , I nc Coal Col l eges-Federal A i d Col l eges-Research Deafness Dermott Educa t ion {gen ) - - Federal A i d Energy and Powe r Gas ( Fue l ) Hand I capped Haumel l e Ozark I n s t i tute Ozarks Reg iona l Conin Parks and P l aygrounds Pol i ce and Law Enfo rcemen t Roads- F i nances Was te Mate r i a l s and Sewage Water We i fare GRAPES Urban s p rawl I s l atest th rea t to Ton t i town area v i neyards Ap6 , 1 0A : l GRASSHOPPERS Drouth d r i v i ng grasshoppers I n to c i t i es S5 ,4A : 4 GREAT LAKES CHEM I CAL CORP P l an t to be b u i l t at El Dorado to produce meta-phenoxy benzyl a l cohol Je6 , ]C : 1 GREENBRl,E R S tate ' Sup reme Ct ru l es Harry Snowden I s l egal marsha l , ent i t l ed to comp l ete h i s term F5 , 5A : 3 Snowden ready to go back to work F 5 , 5 A : 4 See a l so Educa t i on-G reen b r i e r GREENE COUNTY Forme r County Judge J . P . Reed I n d i cted on publ i c servant b r i bery charge Je20 , I A : 6 Some evi dence l i m i ted I n perjury t r i a l of former County Judge J . P. Reed Agl 3 , 5A : l Jack Dan i e l 0 1 Roark and Paul A . Ba I dwl n. test I fy they pa I d thousands I n b r i bes , k i c kbacks to Reed Ag l 4 , SA : l Reed den i es he took payo ffs 1 51 GRI SWOO D , JAMES 1 980 HAMMERSCHMI DT GU I LLA I NE-BARRE SYNDROME Thomas and Mary Bow ie o f NLR, f i l e $ 2 . 5 m i l 1 i on damage su i t aga i ns t Parke-Dav i s D i v o f Warner-Lambe rt Co a l l eg i ng fl u vacc i ne paral yzed Hr Bow l e F l 4 , 2A : 3 Wi l l i am c . Mos l ey fi l es $500 , 000 s u i t aga i nst fede ral govt for damages he says he su ffe red afte r tak i ng sw i ne f l u shot Mr1 , 8A : 4 GU I TARS See Mus i ca l I ns t rumen ts GUNS See Fi rea rms GURDON L I GHT See Appa r f tlons GURLEY RE F I N I NG CO See a l so Wa ter Po l l ut ion GUY See a l so M i s s i l es GWALTNEY, FRANC I S I RBY See a l so Wr i t i ng and Wri ters GYST HOUSE F i re des t roys rooms of drug reha bl l i ta t lon center· at L i t t l e Rock F27 , 4A : 4 Best We.s tern Motel offers rooms to res l dents F29 ,4A : 4 P r i soners a t Ben ton wo rk rel ease center donate $29Q to GYST House M r5 , 1 4A : t G R I SWOO D, JAMES FORREST See a l so Product ion Cred i t Ass n , Central Ark GROCERY STORES AND TRADE See Food and G rocery Trade GROUP L I V I NG , I NC (ARKADELPH IA) See a l so Mental Def i c i ency GROVE, I VAN H . Art i c l e on I van H . G rove, whose name I s synanonymous w i th a thl e t i cs at Hend r i x Col l Mr9 , 1 F : 4 GUARANTY FEDERAL SAV I NGS AND LOAN (P I NE BLUFF) See Savers Federal S&L ( L i t t l e Rock) GUARDS Tougher po l i cy on l i cens i ng set Ja 1 1 , 3A : 4 A rt i c l e on I n fe rior tra i n ing and screen i ng of securi ty guards desp i te 1 977 l aw to correct def i c ienc i es Ja1 3, 1 A : 2 Requ i red screen i ng of guard appl i cants hard to en fo rce Ja 1 4 , 1 A :·2 Secu r i ty guards ca 1. 1 pay a b i g prob 1 em J;a 1 5 , 1 A : 4 Gov B i l l Cl i nton orders P ub l i c Safety d i rector Tonvny Ro b i nson to f i nd out I f gua rd bus i ness I s prope r l y regul ated Ja l 5 , 1 A : 5 Secur i ty agenci es rush ing to tra i n guards Ja 1 9 , 6B : l Gov C l i n ton gets rept on l i cens i ng F 3 , 5A: 5 Go v C l i nton orders t i gh tened regu l a t ions fo r securi ty bus i ness F5 , SA: 7 L I cens i n g f l I es to be opened My5 , 5A : 8 State Pol i ce p ropose delay in a l l ow i n g gua rds to work un t i l background check t s comp l eted F6 , 5A : 1 Perm i ts o f 1 7 Worthen Bank gua rds suspended because they a re not trai ned F6 , 5A : I Managers an d t ra i ners a t secu r i ty agenc i es to be tes ted Hy7 , 4A : 7 State J aw regul a t i ng secu r i ty agenc i es cha l l enged by B and J Securi ty , whose l i cense has been suspended JyJ0 , 4A : 4 B i l l be i n g drafted to overhaul l aw o n pr i vate I nves t i ga tors , secu r i ty guards and po l yg raph operators N22 ,4A : I Pol I ce spokesman opposes po rt I on o f p roposed l aw on secu r i ty guards D l 9 ,4A: I GUEST STATUTE See L l ab l l i ty for Acc i dents GU I DED M I SS I LE S See 111 s s I 1 es - H HALBROOK, HARCUS See a l so Ark-Leg i s l a t ure- Leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l HALL , B . CLARENCE See a l so Book Rev I ews Wr i t i ng and Wri ters HALLS O F FAME See a l so Avi a t ion Ha l l of Fame , Ark Co l l eges-Ha l l s of Fame Tenn i s HALLUC I NATORY DRUGS See Drug Add i c t ion HALOWE LL LAKE See Parks (gen) - -Halowel 1 HAM I L TON LAKE See Lakes-Ham i l ton HAHHERSCHH I DT, JOHN PAUL Hanmerschm i d t may be offe red 1 52 HAMMERSCHM I DT l 980 h i gh-ran k i ng post I n Reagan adm N1 9 , 2A : 7 Congressman ' s name on l i s t fo r Veterans Adm pcist N26 ,4A : 6 Hammer schm i d t says he wi l l not accept cab i ne t post D4 , 1 0A : 4 See a l so Ark-Con s t i tut ion Ark-E l ect lons--Congress (HR) --Dist 3 Ark .. E 1 ect lons--Gove rno r Cuba-Refugees M i s s l i es P res i dent i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980 Repub 1 1 can Pa rty Roads - F i nances Un ion of Sov iet Soc i a l i s t Republ i cs US-Congress (gen) --Arab Scam Ope rat ion US Armament (gen) US Armament- Draft V i e tnam Wa r HAMPTON Town gea r i ng fo r change to come when l i gn i te m i nes open Ja9 , 1 6 : 2 Town • s bus i nes smen cou l d suffer f i nan c i a l loss f rom i nvestments made I n ant i c i pat ion o f AP&L p l an t Ag3, I A : 4 HAND I CAPPED Wayne and Betty K i s t l e r of Fort Smi th , donate funds from popcorn sa l es to G regory K i s t l e r Trea tment Center fo r ch i l dren Ja29 , 1 B : 4 Art i c l e on e ffo rt i n A rk to o rgan i ze people who have deve l opmen ta l d t sa b i l 1 t i es F27� 1 B : 2 Student advi ser James V. Waugh turns h i s d i sab i l i t i es I n to advantages at UA M r3 1 , 2B : 1 Parents o f han d i capped ch i l dren do not take advantage o f s ta te Mental Reta rda t lon-Developmenta 1 D I sab I 1 1 t les Serv i ce o ffe r o f s i tters on Satu rday Ap9 , 1 B : 5 G reg Matthews , a one-armed ca rpen te r , exh i b i ts s k l l l and con f i dence Ap22 , 2 B : 3 Con f i nement to whee l cha i r does not p revent James Johnson from a va r i e ty o f ac t l v l ti es Jy25 , 1 B : 1 Ba r r i e rs Counc f t to publ i sh l i s t o f b l dgs at L i t t l e Rock and North L i t t l e Rock that a re eas i l y used by handi capped Agl J , 1 8 : 2 Therapy at ea r l y age hel ps ch i l dren at Easter Seal Rehab t 1 1- ta t l on Center to I mprove HARD I NG UN I V ab i l i t i es Ag27 , 1 B : 5 Hand i capped pe rsons enjoy I n dependence through use of spec i a l l y-equi pped vans S l , 1 6 : 2 Federal grant of $2 1 3 ,000 to be used fo r new p rog ram to p rovi de as s i s tance to a l l d i sabl ed Ga rl and Co res i dents who have no voca t i ona l po ten t i a l 0 1 0 ,9A : 4 Eng i nee r Bob Ha r r i s makes spec i a l cha i r so Danya S tee l e a s p t nab i f i d l a v i c t i m , can s i t down a t school 030 , 1 8 : 6 Art i c l e on wo rk o f poet Carl Judson. Laun I us , who i s con f i ned to wheel cha i r by sp i na l i nj u ry N l 3 , 1 B : 2 Logotype devel oped to p rorrote the d i sabled N l 9 , 3 B : 4 See a l so Aerospace I ndus t r i es A rk-Rehab i l i ta t ion Servi ces D i v B l i ndness and the Bl i nd Co l l eges-Equal Educ Camp Rob i nson Deafness and Dea f Mutes Educa t i on-Spri ngda l e I n dependen t L i v i ng Serv i ces , I nc learn ing D l sabl l l t l es Mental Def i c i ency Parks-L i tt l e Rock--Hurray Park Pllys i ca l Educa t ion P r i sons-Arkansas State--Facf 1 i t I es P rothes i s HAN D I CRAFTS See a l so P i ck l es Gap C reek C rafts V i l l age Wood Carv i ng Shows and Sa l es --Ozark Fron t i e r Tra i t Fes t l va t and C rafts Show (Heber Springs ) : 1 5 th annua l show date set 524 , 2 8 : 4 --War Eag l e Fa i r : Date set fo r 27th annual fa i r S24 , 2 B : 4 HARASSMENT See B ruta l i ty and Ha rassment HARD I NG UN I VERS I TY F reedom Founda t i on makes awa rd to Hard i ng F6 ,6A : 4 Ha rd i ng to s tudy es tab of a campus I n I ta l y Jy20 , 8A : 4 See a l so Co l l eges-Accredi ta t ion Co 1 1 eges-G I fts Educa t i on- L i ttle Rock--Currfcula Rel i g ion and Churches 1 53 HARDY 1 980 HEAL TH CARE HATF I ELD See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage HAVANA See a l so Educa t i on-Havana HAWK I NS, JACK B . Hea r t ng beg i n s on con test of wi l l of Jack B . Hawk i ns ; w i dow c l a i ms dowe r i n te res t ; pa rt of assets 1 e ft to another woman Jy 1 8 ,4A : 5 Su i t re sumes afte r 1 0-week del ay S 30 , 1 1 A : l Psycho l og i s ts tes t i fy about ab i l i ty of Half. k i ns to make w r l 1 O l , 3A : 6 Wl l 1 I s rul ed va l i d 09 ,2A:2 HAWK I NS , MARL I N Hawk i ns seeks consta b l e job Ap4 , 2A : 5 Hawk f ns l eaves race Ap 1 1 , 1 1 A : 3 Artl c l e revi ews pol J t i ca I ca ree r of fo rmer Conway County She r i ff Ma r l i n Hawk in s Je29 , 1 F : 2 See a l so C l i n ton , Wi l l i am J . HAYNES , LLOYD See a l so L i t t l e Rock-E l ect ions-• Mun i c i pa l Judge HAYS , BROOKS F i l m on B rooks Hays and the L I t t l e Rock desegregat i on c r i s i s to p remi e re a t .L t t t l e Pock Jy8 , 5A : 6 P remi e re of fi l m about Hays to be a t L r ttl e Rock Ag3 , 5A : l Hays honored a t prem i e re Agl 0 , 8A : � Arkansas Educa t i onal Te l e v i s ion Network fi nds no p rob l em wi th Hays f i l m Agl 3 , 1 6A : 5 See a l so Scho l a rs h i ps--Cl ose Up HAY S , MAR I ON PRATHER See a l so Books and L i terature HAY S , STEELE See a l so Courts (Ark) -Court of Appea l s HAZARDOUS WASTE TECHN I CAL ADV I SORY COMM I TTEE ON, GOVERNO R 1 S See Waste Mate r i a l s HEAD START PROJECT Searcy Head Sta rt Center p rogram a i me d at needs of mi grant workers Je l 7, 1 B : 4 HEALTH See Med i c i ne and Hea l th HEALTH ADV I SORY COMMI TTEE {RURAL ) , GOVERNOR ' S See a l so Med i c i ne-Hosp i ta l s HEALTH CARE COST EFFEC TI VENESS, ARKANSAS COMM I SS I ON ON See a l so Heal th-Costs HARDY See a l so Theater-Hardy HARKEY , JOHN NORMAN See a l so L i t t l e Rock-Conven t ion Center HARLOW ( RAY) FAM I LY See a l so K f dnappl ng--Ha r low HARMON, DAN See a l so Capi tal Puni shment HARMON, JOHN T . See a l so Ark-E l ect ions --Sup reme C t HARP, DOUG See a l so A rk-Pub l i c Safety Dept HARR I S , CARLETON Former ch ief j us t i ce of the A rkan sas Supreme Court d i es at age 70 022 , 1 A : 2 Gazette prai ses work o f H r Ha r r i s D23 , 1 0A : 1 Ed i tors p ra i se Jus t i ce Ha r r i s D28 , 3E : 3 HARR I S , EUGENE S . See a l so Ark- E l ect ions --Supreme Ct HARR I S , LADONNA See a l so P res i de n t i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980 HARR I S , WAYNE See a l so A th l e t i cs-Hal l s of Fame HARR I SON See a l so Boone County Tel ephone Co HARRI SON DA I LY T I MES Sui ts and C l a i ms Aga i ns t See a l so Newton County Medi cal Center HART, RONALD W . See a l so US Tox i co log i ca l Research HARTFORD MED I CAL CL I N I C Cl i n i c I s f i rst i n s tate to get Rural Hea l th Devel opment P rog ram funds Myl o , 1 1 A : 6 HARTJ E , GEORGE F . See a l so Courts (Ark) -C l rcui t C ts--- D l s t 20 HARVELL, ROGER See a l so Book Revi ews HARVEY, ROBERT See a l so Ark-H i s tory Conm Taxa t i on-Rea l Estate HAST I NGS, PAUL See a l so F i remen-L i tt l e Rock 1 54 HEALTH CARE 1 980 HEALTH CARE ( RURAL ) , NATI ONAL CONFERENCE ON Con ference at L i t t l e Rock to a t tract nDst i mportant peop l e i n heal th care f i e l d F29 , 7A : l US Sen Max Baucus te l l s Conf threa t to hea l th care f n rura l a reas ex i s ts H r4 , 7A : 5 Gov B i l l C l i n ton tel l s Con f that Ark i s examp l e of s t rugg l e for rura l hea l th care Mr4 , 7A : 6 New doctors I n rural a reas are often unprepared for c i vi c ro l e , red tape , Con f to l d Mr5 , 9A : l V i ce P res Wa l ter Mon da l e tel l s Con f that P res Carte r supports rural heal th ca re Hr5 , 9A : 1 ACORN ca l l s Con f a fl ashy show; says hosp i ta l s perm i t ted to d i s regard l aws that re q u i re them to t reat low- I ncome pa t i en ts Hr5 , 9A : 5 HEALTH I NSURANC E See Med i c i ne-Hea l th I n s HEALTH MA I NTENANCE ORGAN I ZAT I ONS Cen t ra 1 Ba pt 1 s t Hosp app 1 les for federal grant to set up s tate • s f i rst hea l th ma i n tenance orgn F22 , 7A : l Cent ra l Bapt i s t Hosp app roved for s tudy of HMOs Mr26, 3A : 3 HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY, CENTRAL ARK See Med i c i ne and Hea l th (gen) HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY, WESTERN ARKANSAS Don Q. Reyno l ds says agency had no reason to f i re h i m, demands re i n sta tement and retraction of s ta tements S20 , 6A: 3 HEAR I NG LOSS, GOVERNOR ' S COUNC I L ON See a l so Dea fness HEART Device l ets docto r I n L i t t l e Rock I i s ten by te lephone to pacema ker i n heart of Parago u l d ma n Ja 31 , BB : 3 D r Ph i l l i p Smi th o f the Un i ve rs i ty o f Arkansas fo r Med i ca l Sc i ences , de ve lops method of unclogg i n g a rter ies that feed the hea rt musc l e N26 , 1 8 : 4 Correct ion says D r Smi th and Wh i tt l e d i d not deve l op techn i que for c l ea r ing c l ogged arte r i es N27 , 2A : 4 HEAT I NG See a l so Wel fare HEBER SPR-1 NGS Panel had r i ght to reass i gn ch i e f , HENDERSON STATE other h i gh ran k i ng off i ce rs , l awye r says Mrl 9 , 8A : 6 C i ty Counc i l asks p robe of pol ice a fter off f cer sus pended Mr29 , l 3A : 6 See a l so Educa t i on-Heber S p ri ngs f i res-Heber Spri ngs Lakes-Greers Ferry S k i 1 Corp Sunday Observance HE I FE R PROJECT, I NC Cambod i ans hel ped by He l fer I n te r nat ional M.y l 1 , 1 F : l He i fe r P roject I n te rna t ional reaches around the g I obe My 1 1 , 1 E : 1 HE I SKE L L , J . N . See a l so Scho l a rs h i ps--Ame r i can P ress Assn HELENA See a l so Educa t ion-Helena Norac Co Wes t He l ena HELENA CHEMI CAL CO See a l so Chem i s try and Chem i ca l s HEM I NGWAY , ERNEST See a l so · Wr l t l ng--Hemingway HEMP_STEAD COUNTY Do rothy Wade comp l a l n s that Gov B i l l C l i n ton p romised to appt he r to Quorum C t then named Bobby Steed Ap 1 8 ,6A : 7 Aud i t f i nds $62 ,0 77 def i c i ts i n accounts o f She r i f f and Co l · l ector Henry S i nyard Ag9 , 1 2A : l Sal esman lew i s Robert (Joe) Spt l ka I mp l i ca tes County Judge Wayne Bohanon I n b r i bery scheme Ag l 9 , 1 A : 8 Bohanon den i es cha rge Ag20 ,4A : 5 Genera l e l ect t on returns N6 , 5A : l She r i ff Henry S i nyard faces theft charge a fter aud i t shows $63 , 000 m i ss i ng from h i s off i ce D5 , 1 4A : 5 See a l so Ch i l d ren-C r i me P r i sons-Hemps tead County Taxa t l on--Real Estate HENDERSON STATE U N I VERS I TY Gov B i l l C l i nton reappts Ned W. Mosel ey to B d Mr7 , SA : 5 See a l so Col l eges--Basketba l l Col l eges-Budgets--Henderson 1 55 HENDERSON STATE 1 980 HOFFMAN , LOU, I NC H I GHWAYS See Roads H I K I NG See Wa l k ing H I LLHAVEN NURS I NG HOME Pa t i en t Frank Be rkemeyer , 9 1 , d ies after d r i n k ing cl ean i n g fl u i d g i ven h i m by nurse ' s a i d who m i s took f t for mec f c f ne 0 1 1 , 1 4A : 3 H I NDSMAN , SAM See a l so Ath l e t i cs-Ha l l s of Fame H I SPAN I C WEEK See a l so Lat i n Ame r i cans H I SPAN I CS See Lat i n Ame r i cans H I STOR I C BU I LD I NGS AND S I TES See a l so Arch i tecture and Arch i tects Arkade l ph i a Arkansas Terr i to r i a l Restora t ion Fayettevi 1 l e Hol 1 y G rove Jonesboro L i ttl e Rock Mo r r l 1 ton P i ne B l uf f H I STORI CAL SOC I ETY, WASH I NGTON COUNTY A(t i c l e on work of s ta te ' s ol des t and l a rgest h i s tor ica l soc i ety Jyl 3 , 1 F:2 H I STORY, ORAL See a l so Arkansas State Un i v H I TCHH I KI NG APPAR I T I ON See Appa r f t ions HOBBS ESTATE See Rea l Estate--Hobbs E s ta te HOBGOOD, NORMAN O l dest war veteran I n US d i es a t Arkade l ph i a Hr2 , 22A:6 HOBOES See Vag rancy HODG E S , HENRY See a l so Ark-E lect lons--Congress ( H R) - --D i s t 2 HODGES , KANEASTER JR See a l so Ark-E l ec t i ons --Governor Cache R i ver Tel ev i s i on-Ca b l e TV--L l t t l e Rock Un i vers i ty of Ark HOFFMAN, LOU, I NC Lou Hoffman �ving to chmn of the Co 1 l e9es-C r i mes Co1 1 eges- D t scr i m i nat ion HENDERSON , W I LL I AM W . ( B I LLY) See a l so Laborers Un i on of North Ame r i ca HENDR I CKS, LOWBER See a l so F reedom of the Press HENDR I X COLLEGE Co 1 1 ege off i c i a l s decl i ne to re vea l investment portfo l i o con tents at request of repo rte rs F I 0 , 4A : l Panel votes to keep por t fo l io c l osed to publ ic F28 , 6A : 5 Pres i dent Roy B . Sh i l l ing Jr res i gns to head Southwes tern Un i v i n Texas D1 3 , 5A: 1 Governor B i i l C l i n ton ' s name sub mi tted to pres i den t i a l search pane ) 030, 3A: 1 See a l so Col l eges-Awa rds and Honors Co) l eges-G i f ts Col l eges-Teach i ng Methods Dome s t i c Servi ces G rove , I van H HENSLE E , FRANK. See a l so B r i bery HERB I C I DE S See a l so Chemi s try and Chem i ca l s Weye rhaeuser Corp HERGET, R I CHARD P . See a l so A rk-E l ectlons--Governor HERM I TAGE HEALTH CENTER State g rants $ 1 0 , 000 to center from Rura l Med i ca l C l i n i c Fund Hy 1 6 , t 8A : 4 H I CKMAN , DARRELL See a l so Courts (Ark) -Supreme C t H I CKS , KENNETH W . See a l so Method i s t Ch u rch (gen) Method i s t Chu rch-Jonesboro Hora l Maj o r i ty H I GG I NBOTHAM ; W . T . See a 1 so Ash l ey County H I GH SCHOOLS See Educat i on H I GHER EDUCAT I ON See Col l eges H I GHER EDUCAT I ON , GOVERNOR ' S CONFERENCE O N I NDEPENDENT See Co 1 1 eges (gen) • 1 56 HOFFMAN , LOU, I NC 1 980 group 026 , t 8A : 3 See a l so C r i s i s I n tervent ion Cuba-Refugees Sex C r i mes HONES , T . M . See a l so Ward I ndus t r i es HOPE See a 1 so Wa ter HORSE RAC I NG Tab l e of s ta t i s t i cs shows ama z i n g g rowth a t Oakl awn Jockey C l ub F3 , 7B : 1 leg i s l a to rs to s tudy d i s t r i but ion of f ree passes to Oakl awn ; some upset because Gov C l i n ton d i d not share h i s a l l otment w i th them F l 6 , 3A : 6 Cou r t e r I ndex ed conrnents o n L l oyd George ' s shutting down h i s farm to go to Governor ' s o f f i ce to check on furor over free passes F24 , 3E : 2 Arkansas horse named Temperence H i l l wins Be l mont Stakes Je8 , 1 B : 7 John Ed Anthony d i scusses w i n by Tempe rence H i l l Jel l , l C : l Art i c l e says of f i c i a l s I g nore drugged horses , wage r i ng .at un sanct ioned tracks I n Faul kner and Yel l Coun t i es Je26 , 5A : 6 Pa t r i ck F l mters says he w i l l c l ose h i s track near V i l on i a , den i es any�h l ng i l l egal occurred there Je2 7 , 6A : 7 E fforts be gun to l ega l i ze pa l" i -mufoa l bett i ng on quarte rhorse rac i ng Jy8 , 3A : l Arkansas Qua rte r Ho rse Assn l eases V i o l a Oowna to s tage race next month ; g roup to seek a l l -breed rac ing for s ta te Jy24 , 6A : 1 Arkansas Attorney Genera l ' s O ff i ce knows of no ban on rac i ng quarter horses so long as no gamb l i ng takes pl ace Ag l , 1 2A : 1 Oakl awn Jockey C l ub can exclude horse f rom track even f f Ark Rac i ng Co11111 has granted a l i cen se , Ark Sup reme C t rul es i n case of Gome r Evans S r 021 , 6A : I Arkansas Derby e l evated to pa r w i th Kent ucky Derby , P reakness and Be l mon t Stakes N26 , 1 C : 8 See a l so Gamb l i ng Parks--Pet i t Jean HORSES See a l so An i ma l s- C ruel ty bd a fte r 35 y rs of opera t i on of men ' s c l o th i n g s to res Hr2 , 5E : l HOGAN , GARY A rt i c l e on popu l a r L i ttl e Rock TV sports persona l i ty Jal 3 , 1 F : 2 HOLDER, B I LLY JOE See a l so Searcy County HOL I DAYS AND SPEC IA L OCCAS I ONS See a l so A rk-Government Employees--Ho l f days K i n g , Hart i n Luther J r S t Pa t ri ck ' s Day HOLLA BEND W I LDL I FE REFUGE See Wi l d l i fe Sanctua r i es HOLLAND, H . MAX See a 1 so Labo re rs Un I on HOLLEMAN , HARLAH H . (BO) See a l so Ark- E l ec.t l ons- -Contested and D i s puted Republ l ean Pa rty HOLL I NGSWORTH , P . A . See a l so Courts (US) -Federal D i s t Te l ev i s ion-Cab l e TV--L l t t l e Rock HOLLY GROVE Loss of ra i l road prompts town reno va t i on I n effort to survive Ag7 ,2 D : l ·· James A . Wal l s home bui l t i n 1 903 a t Hol l y G rove . i s be i ng restored 02 7, 1 B: t HOLME S , GEORGE JR See a 1 so I ran HOLT, JACK SR See a l so Roads-Acc i dents HOLTZ, LOU See a l so Books Coors (Ado l ph ) Co Educa t ion (gen) --Equal Educ Taxa t i on-Tax Evas ion and D i sputed Returns Te l ev i s ion-Cab l e TV--L i tt l e Rock HOLYF I E LD, WAY LAND See a t so Hus i c HOMEOWNERS I NSURANCE See I nsurance-Homeowne r HOM I C I DE See Murders HOMOSEXUAL I TY State sex l aws unfa i r to homo sexua l s , publ i she r tel l s L t t t l e Rock • • HORSES • 1 57 HORSESHOE BEND 1 980 HORSESHOE BEND Major rec rea t i on fac l l i t l es to c l ose, bankrupt Horseshoe Devel opment Corp announces ; res i dents I n a furor Jy30 , 9A : 1 Res i dents seek way to keep fac i l i t i es open Jy31 , 5A : 3 Second vote set on buy i ng water sys tem Ag6 , 1 1 A : 8 Res i dents vote to buy wa ter system Ag2 1 , l OA : 4 HOSP I CE MOVEMENT See Death HOSP I TAL ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so Med i c i ne and Hea l th Nurs ing and Nurses HOSP I TALS See Med i c i ne and Hea l th HOT CHECKS See Checks and Chec k i ng Accts HOT L I NES See al so C r i s i s I n te rvent ion HOT SPR I NG COUNTY County C l erk Pat McCoy I nd i c ted on 8 counts o f forgery and I count of theft o f p rope rty ; Mrs McCoy t s wi fe of S tate Repr Jack McCo y ; P rosecutor Dan Harmon seeks expans ion of p robe to other offi ces Je26 , 8A : l H i s s i ng check prompts order to secure room where o l d reco rds a re kept Je27,6A : 4 Pat McCoy p l eads I nnocent Jy1 5 , 5A : 4 Prosecutor Dan Harmon seeks speedy ac t i on t n case of Pat McCoy Ag1 3 , 5A : I Russel l · Shuff i e l d cha rged w i th ha rass i ng 5 persons i n case of h i s daughter, Pat McCoy A g 1 6 , l OA : 4 Sa lesman Lew i s Robert (Joe) Spi l ka I mpl i ca tes fo rmer County Judge Paul Shuff i e l d I n b r i bery scheme Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 Pat McCoy p l eads g u i l ty ; term de ferred , she l oses county cl erk post Ag26 , SA : 1 Pau l D . Shuff i e l d p l eads i nnocent to b r i be ry cha rge S24 , 1 0A : I Tr i a l of Paul D . Shuff i e l d del ayed unt i l January 0 8 , 2A : 4 General e l ect ion returns N6 , SA : 1 I n-com ing prosecutor to dec i de I f c i v i l l aws u i t to be f i l ed aga i ns t forme r County Judge Pau l Shuff i e l d to recove r damages to county from a l l eged m i s management D 1 9 , 1 7A : 7 Paul D . Shuf f i e l d to change p l ea on racketee r i ng HOTELS• BARS • • . and ma l l fraud charges D31 ,4A : 8 See a l so P r i sons {gen) P r i sons-Hot Spring County Ja i l HOT SP R I NG COUNTY HOSP I TAL (MALVERN) Con tract w i th Southern Management Assoc i a tes renewed for 3 yrs desp i te Quo rum C t object tons Ja4, 4A : 1 HOT SPR I NGS Art i c l e on fac i l i t i es on Bathhouse Row F25 , I B : 2 Art i c l e on Hot Spri ngs as a weekend vaca t ion spot Ag1 5 , 1 B : 3 See a l so Drug Add i ct i on F i res-Hot S p r i ngs Ga rl and County L i b ra ry Hote l s -Hot Spr i ngs Parks-Hot Spri ngs Pol i ce-Hot Spr i ngs Rio A i r l i nes St Joseph ' s He rcy Hosp Travel and Reso rts Wyco t Corp HOT SPRI NGS REHAB I L I TAT I ON CENTER See Ark-Rehab i l i ta t i on Service D i v HOT SPRI NGS V I LLAGE G.r.:owth con t i nued du r i ng 1 979 Ja20, 4G: 1 HOTELS, BARS MOTELS , N I GHT CLUBS AND RESTAURANTS A rt i c l e on t i pp i ng for se rv i ces i n res taurants M r20 , 1 B : 5 Wai ters get better t i ps on even i ng d i ners Mr20 , 1 8 :4 Res taurants , other eater ies get good marks Ap25 , I B : 5 See a l so Andy ' s Hamburgers of Ame r i ca , I nc Parks--Pet l t Jean . . Fayettev i ll e . O l d Pos t O ff i ce re v i ved as el egant res taurant Hy4 , 1 7G : 3 H i l ton Hotel and a Con t i nu i ng Edu ca t i on and Conven t ion Center to open soon Hyl I , 1 4A : 1 Helena . Hab i b Cafe , bui l t I n 1 888, restored and reopened N24 , 1 8 : 1 Hot Spr i ngs . Pa rkv l ew Hotel gets lease on l i fe , wi l l rema i n open and be re deco rated Ap6, 1 2A: 1 Jaspe r . · Res taurant cal led P i e t n the Sky i s unusual eat i ng p l ace Ja30 , J D: 1 . 1 58 HOTELS, BARS • • • 1 980 L i t t l e Rock. Demo l i t i on of Marton and Grady Mann i ng Hote l s set Ja5 ,4A : 1 Ar t i c l e on p l ans to dem> J i sh 2 h i s tor i c hote l s Ja20 , 5E : 1 Coaches Corne r, whose partners i nc l ude Frank Broy l es and John Majors subm i t on l y b i d for cons truc t i on o f hotel near a i rport Ja22 , 4A : J Trusthouse Forte, I nc .w l J I manage new hotel to be bul l t as part of convention comp l ex Ja24 , I A : 2 A l rPort Comn accepts b i d by Coaches Corner Ja25 , 9A : 1 I nsul at ion of hotel at a i rport wl 1 1 control no ise l evel Ja2 7 , 7A : 1 Art i cl e and photos on cons t ruct i on of Grady Hann i ng Hotel F 1 3 , 1 8 : 2 Joe S i tl lngton ' s memor i es o f the Marlon Hotel F 1 7 , 3F : 4 Ma r l on and Grady Mann i n g Hote l s razed to make way for convent i on center F 1 8 , l A : 2 Thousands watch as hote l s fa l l F l 8 , 3A : 1 Art i c l e on L i t t l e Rock p rofess iona l wa i te r , Chuck Poyno r Mr20 ," 1 B : 2 Art i c l e on F i sher ' s Bar-B-Q and I ts secret ba rbecue sauce Ap1 1 , 1 B : 5 Coaches Corner rel eased from contract Ap1 6 , 1 0A : 1 Trus thouse Forte, I nc , to start prom> t I on of ho te 1 th i s summer Apl 9 , 7A : 1 See a l so L i tt l e Rock-Bu i l d l ngs--Lafayette --Ben n i gan 1 s Tave rn : F i re a t popu l a r restaurant and l o unge bel i eved work of a rson i s t D27, 1 A : 4 --Exce l s io r : Hotel a top convention center to be ca l l ed L i tt l e Rock Exce 1 s Io r O 1 8 , l A : 4 North L I t t l e Rock . Hotel devel opers reported l y seek"liTfton franch i se for down town Jy26 , 7A : 1 HOUSE, E D H . See a l so Ouach i ta County HOUSE OF WEBSTER Rogers f i rm spec i a l i zes I n foods for g i fts 022 , 1 8 : 5 HOUSEKEEPERS See Domes t i c Services HOUSES, H I STO R I C See H i s to r i c Bu i l d i ngs HOUS I NG See a l so Board i ng Houses 1 59 HOUS I NG Fa i rf i e l d Commun i t ies I ncome --D i sc r i m i na t ion : See a l so Hous i ng-Jackson vi l l e Hous l ng--Texarkana Hous i ng-West Hel ena --F i nance : Arkansas . leg i s Counc i l recommends passage of b i l l to a l l ow s ta te Hous i ng Devel opment Agency to i s sue up to $700 m i l l ion f n bonds Ja5, 7A : 1 Mo rtgage funds ava 1 1 a b 1 e , but bor rowe rs a re few JaS , S B : 1 Ar kansans not anxious to buy homes a t i n terest rate above JO pct F2 , 6A : 1 US House vo tes to l i m i t bonds for hous i n g ; Ark programs woul d be hu·rt ; John Pau l Hamme rschmi dt and Ed Bethune opposed b l l l , wh i l e Beryl Anthony voted fo r i t Hr2 7 , 1 A : 8 Arkan sas bond off i c i a l s say gu l de l i nes set by House a re f l l o g i ca l , unfa l r Mr28, 1 A : 4 S ta te Hous i ng Devel opment Agen cy sets bond money as i de to ff nance new homes a t l owe r I n teres t rates Jy 1 0 , 8A : 1 Convent iona l mortgages ended by F i rs t Fede ra l S&L o f L i t t l e Ro�; renego t i ab l e fo rma t to be used Jy1 2 , 5 B : 5 S tate Hous i ng Deve l opment Agency l i sts a l loca t ions for $ 1 1 0 m i l l ion hous i ng bond I ssue Jy)0 ,6 C : l F i rs t Fede ral S&L a t L i tt l e Rock a l l ows assumed home l oans a t 1 pct over o r i g i na l I n te rest rate N22 , 1 0A : 1 See a l so Hous i ng-Ben ton Hous i ng-L i t t l e Peck Hous i ng-Seba s t i an County Hous i ng-North L i t t l e Rock Mortgages --Pub l i c Hous i ng : HUD p romises Ark $49 .6 m l l l fon over 30 y rs to subs l d l ze mul t i fam i l y hous I ng project Ja29, SA : I See a l so Hous f ng-L t t t l e Rock --Rents and Rent i n g : See a l so Eoff Real Esta te Rental Co --Weather I zat ion Program: Wo rk comp l eted on 2 , 26� homes Ja1 8 , 9A : l Weather l za t lon Ass i s tance Program fund i ng fo r 1 980 for 1 9 agenc i es set Ja2 3 , 3A: 1 I nsu I at I on g rants to ta 1 l ng HOUS I NG 1 980 $ 1 mi l l ion a l l ocated i n Ark; homes o f l ow I ncome and e l de r l y to be i nsu l ated Ap2 1 � 4A : l Benton . Un ion Bank o f Benton cre ated s t i r when I t t r ied to l i m i t hous i n g bond f unds to subd i v i s ion whose t i t l e i s owned by bank Fl 0 , 7A : 6 Engl an d . $2 m i l l ion l oan l o s t Jy8 , I 4A: 1 Jacksonv i l l e . C f ty drafts fa i r hous ing ord i nance to he l p o ff i c i a l s deal w i th d i sc ri m i na t i on compl a i nts F20 , 6A : I C i ty ready for HUD grant Agl 5 , 1 1 A: l L i tt l e Rock. Hou s i ng autho r i ty seeks federal funds for 1 1 5 un i ts for seat tered s I te hous i n g Ja8 , 1 2A : 3 Second Bapt i s t Church p l ans J O-story apt comp l ex for the e l der l y ; b l dg to be nea r i ts A l bert P i ke hous i ng Je6, J OA : l Quapaw Towe rs so l d ; bu i l d i ng to be converted to condom i n i ums Je2 2 , 5E : 5 , Gazette d i scusses d rawbacks to I ss u i n g hous i n g bonds as proposed by L i tt l e Rock C i ty D i rector By ron Morse Jyl , 1 2A : l L i t t l e Rock app roves $ 1 50 m i l l ion hous i ng bond I ssue Jy2 , I A : 4 Congress i ona l panel act ion l i ke l y to del ay l i t t l e Rock hous i ng bond I ss ue Jy3 , l A : 2 HUD reserves $42 1 , 872 I n rent subs i d ies fo r East V i ew un i ts Jy8 , 6A : l John Dougl as faml l y con" verts former Montesso r i School bl dg lnto a home Jy24 , 1 D : 4 Quorum C t ap proves $250 mi l l ion bond I ssue Ag27, 2A: 3 Robert Mc i n tosh moves to boarded-up a rea o f H i gh l and Park hous i ng proj ect , beg i ns c l eanup S 3 , 4A : 7 Mc i n tosh moves i n to hous i ng proj ect S 7 , 8A : 4 Hous ing Autho r i ty seeks a rrest o f Mc i n tosh a fter he wrote l r to tenants threaten i n g ev i c t i on o r cutoff o f food s tamps I f they do not he l p cl ean up H i gh l and Park P roject Sl 0 , 1A : 3 C i vi l pro ceedi ngs to be used to remove Mc i n tosh S l l , 1 0A : 7 Mc i ntosh a l lowed 30 more days I n project S 1 9 , 1 1 A : 1 Mc i n tosh moves out of apt , c r i t i c i zes res i den ts fo r not wan t i ng to he l p keep p roject cl ean 0 3 , 1 2A : 2 HUGO, R I CHARD North L i t t l e Rock. Hous i ng Fac l l l t ies Bd gets-into con t rove rsy over re f i nanc i ng i ssue Ja5 , 5 B : 7 P l an to const ruct 33-s tory apartment b l dg in Wes tgate a rea appa ren t ) y cance 1 1 ed by Dr and Mrs F . Hampton Roy Ag1 9 , 4A : l Fa i r Hous ing Off i ce gets few ca l l s 0 2 1 , 7A : 3 Park i n See a l so Pa rk i n Seba s t i an Coun ty . Bond s a l e g i ves Sebast ian County home l oan funds Ap22 , SC : 1 Texa rkana . Federal govt f i les su i t cha rging rac i a l b i as i n ass i gnments of hous ing i n low-rent p rojects S l 2 , 6A : 8 West Hel ena . Su l t aga i n s t Hous i n g Autho r i ty a l l eges rac i a l d i sc r i m i nat i on My1 5 , 7C : 8 HOUS I NG AUTHOR I T I ES See Hous i ng HOWARD, GEORGE JR See Courts (Ark) -Cou rt of Ap.pea 1 s Courts (US) -Fede ral D i s t HOWELL , MAX �ee a l so Ark-Contracts Educat fon--Fl nance HUBANKS , B I LLY R . See a l so A rk-E l ect tons- -Congress (HR) ---D i s t 2 HUBBELL, WEBSTER L . See a l so Ark- E l ec t l ons--Congress (HR) -- Dlst 2 L i tt l e Rock-C i ty Manager l i t t l e Rock-Mayor HUCKABY, E L I ZABETH See a l so Book Revi ews Education-L i t t l e Rock--Equal Educ HUDSON FOODS See a l so Water Pol l u t i on HUECKER, GAi L See a l so Ark-Human Se rv i ces Dept HUGHES , JUL I A See a l so Ark-E l ect lons--Treasurer HUGO, RI CHARD See a 1 so Poetry 160 HULSEY , DeWAYNE 1 980 HULSEY , DeWAYNE See a 1 so Murde rs--Easl ey HUMAN , I NC G roup formed a t l 1 t t l e Rock to pro ncte human i ta r i an concerns Hy9 , 7A : 6 HUMAN RELA T l ONS See a l so B l acks ( I n Ark) HUMAN S E RV I CES CENTER, WEST CENTRAL ARKANSAS Caro 1 yn Shry of Russe1 1 v i 1 1 e , sues d i rector Lawrence E . Col e and the Bd o f D i rec to rs fo r $ 1 5 m 1 1 1 i on ; c i v i ! r i ghts v i o l a t i on a l l eged i n he r f i r i ng f rom s taff i n 1 978 Ja23 , 1 4A : 6 Fede ra l court ho l ds hea r i ng on charge by Caro l yn Shry that Center D i rector Lawrence Co l e v l o 1 ated her freedom o f speech r i ghts when she was employed at the Center N 1 1 , 6C : 6 HUMANE SOC I ETY , PULAS K I COUNTY I nf l a t i on pushes Soc i e ty i n to despe rate search fo r funds S 1 6 , 1 B : 2 HUMAN I SM See a l so Conserva t i sm , Po l i t i ca l HUMAN I TAR IANS UN I TE D TO MEET ARKANSANS ' NEEDS (HUMAN) Group formed at L i t t l e Rock to te l l pub l i c that r i gh t w i n g perspect i ve i s not on l y v i ew o f needs o f i n d i v i dua l s and fam i l i es Je4 , 8B : I HUNT, EUGENE See a l so Courts ( US ) -Federal D i s t HUNT ( J . B . ) CO fo rme r execut i ve Marlon C . B rown o f Lowe l l , a rrested o n embe zz l ement charge 0 1 4 , 3A : 8 HUNT I NG AND TRAPP I NG Art i c l e rev i ews hun t i ng d u r i ng 1 9 70s , looks ahead to 1 980s ; satur a t ion deer hun t i ng pred i c ted for some areas Ja6 , 4 B : l A rt i c l e on mu l es used for coon hun t i ng in Eno l a a rea Ja20 , 4 B : l Arkansas G&FC cool to US pro posed that s tee l shot be req u i red for duck h un t i ng Ja2 3 , 1 4C : S Arkansas G&FC sets 1 980-81 hun t I ng seasons ; dee r hunters get 2. more days F26 , 3C : 6 New zones d rawn by G&FC fo r hun t i ng and f i sh i ng M r 1 6 , 6B : 1 F i ve men con · v l c ted o f shoo t i n g I n ba i ted a rea Ap3 , 4A : 4 Seven men found g u i l ty of hun t i ng over ba i ted f i e l ds Ap 1 6 , 4A : l I LL I NO I S R I VER G&FC seeks hun t i ng o f wood ducks i n teal season My1 1 , 4B : l E d i to r p l eased wi th spl i t season for duck hun t i n g Ag24 , 3E : l 1 980- 8 1 hun t i ng season schedu l es S 1 4 , 4B : l W i l d l i fe refuges set hun t i ng regu l a t i ons S l 4 , 4 B : S See a l so Ark-Game and F i sh Convn Bea rs F i sh- F i s h i ng , Sport Fo res ts and Fores t ry • Acc i dents and Safetx. Dr Dav i d Rodgers Matayo k i l l ed i n hun t i ng acc i den t near Danv i l l e Apl , 3A : 2 F l oyd No rwoo d f i l es $35 ,000 s u i t aga i ns t Ray Cooper ove r s hoot i ng d u r i ng 1 978 tu rkey hunt 023 , 2A : 3 Turkey hunter k i l l ed nea r Watson 0 2 7 , l OA : S Squ i r re l hunte r k i l led I n Mon roe County 028 , 7A : 3 Woman fata l l y shot by dee r hunte r N 1 5 , 5A : 1 Dee r hunter shot to dea th i n Un i on County N2 1 , 4A : 4 Russel l v i l l e hunter k i l l ed N25 , 5A : 2 Deer hunter shot to death near Hamburg Dl , 3A : 4 Youth shot to death i n Seba s t i an County Dl , 8A : 7 You.th shot to death t n Wh i te County Dl 3 . 1 4A : 8 Sul phu r Spr i ngs youth d t es I n hun t i ng acc i den t 0 1 6 , 6A : 7 HURLEY COMPA N I E S See Ma rtrac Fa rms HYPERAL I MENTAT I ON See a l so Food-D i e t HYPNOTHERAPY See a I so Counse I t ng - I I LLEG I THACY Program s ta r ted to he l p reduce s ta te ' s teen aged p regnancy rate 0 3 1 , 6A : 6 I LL I NO I S BAYOU See a l so R i ve rs Wa te r I LL I NO I S R I VER See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s: 1 61 I LL I TERACY 1 980 I LL I TERACY D r James S 1 edd speaks out on l i te r acy facts and fa l l ac i es 09 , l B : q Doug l as F . Stutzman p ra i ses work of Adu l t Educa t ion Center o f Pul a s k i Co Spec i a l Schoo l D i s t I n teac h i ng h i m to read despi te h i s dys l ex i a han d i cap 023 , 1 8 : 2 I L L I NESS See Med i c i ne and Hea l th I MM I G RAT I ON AND EM I GRA T I O N See a l so Nach tweh. ( Edouard ) Fam i l y I NCOME Arkansas l eads r i se I n personal I n come I n Southwe s t reg ion F 1 0 , 1 6A : l Arkansas had second l owest personal I ncome d u r i ng 1 979 S 8 , 6A : 6 Feature a rt f c l e on pove rty-s t r i cken fam i l y o f 1 9 persons l i v i ng i n 4 - room shack near B r i nk l ey 028 , 1 8 : 2 029 , 1 8 : 2 Pub 1 l c response to a rt i c l es on pove rty-s t r i cken fami l y near B r i n k l ey N27, 1 8 : 1 I NCOME TAX See . Taxa t i on- I ncome I NDEPENDENCE COUNTY Gene ral E l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : 1 I NDEPENDENCE DAY W i n throp Paul Rockefe l l e r p l ann i ng 3 rd annual L i be rty Fest on Pet i t Jean Mounta i n Je22 , 9A : 3 I NDEPENDENT L I V I NG SERV I CE S , I NC Conway fac i l i ty where young men wi th deve l opmental d i sab i l i t i es l earn to 1 I ve and wo rk i n a conrnun l ty i s faced w i th several probl ems Mr1 6 , 9A : 1 I N D IANS, AME R I CAN See a l so A rcheo logy and An thropology I N DUSTR I AL DEVELOPMENT See Facto r i es I NDUSTR I AL PLANTS See Facto r i es I N FORMAT I O N STORAGE AND RETR I EVAL See Data P roces s i ng I N FORMER AND NEWTON COUNTY T I MES See Jaspe r . I n former I NG RAH, CARL R . See a l so US-Fa�mers Home Adm I NGRAM, W . K . See a l so Med i c i ne and Hea l th I NTE R I O R DECORAT I ON I NHE R I TANCE , PROPERTY See W i l l s and E s ta tes I N NOVAT I ON I NDUSTR I E S State Econom i c Deve l opment CofllTI g i ves bond gua ran tee fo r new Russe l l v i l l e p l ant Ja1 8 , 6A : 7 I NSECTS A rt i c l e on Don G i l be rt and h i s suc cessful i nsect con trol ff rm a t Jonesbo ro Jy6 , 5E : l I NSUl.AT I ON Dav i d Ma l e r , 1 4 , o f West Hel ena , i s wo rk i ng on p rocess us i ng on i on sk i ns as bas i c I ns u l a t i on mate r i a l Jyl , JB : l I NSURANCE Comr W. H . L . Woodya rd I l l says cus tomers can save nnney on home and auto i ns by shopp i ng a round ; news paper ads to be used to p rove po i n t ; Arkansans spend about $270 m i l l ion yea r l y for such i ns F21 , I A : J I n surance cost compa r l son chart F26 , 3A : 6 See a l so Ark-Contracts B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d F i re I nsurance L·tfe I nsurance Med i c i ne and Hea l th Na t iona l O l d L i ne I n s Co Unemp l oyment I n s u rance Workers Compensa t i on I ns u rance I NSURANCE COMPAN I ES See a l so Amer i can Home L i fe I ns u rance Co I NSUREX COMPA N I ES Mary L . Myers sues her former em p l oye rs ; s u i t a l l eges dep r i va t ion o f her p rope rty , h e r c i v i l r i ghts and l l ve l l hood th rough I l l ega l sa l es and a merger Jy 1 6 , 5A: 1 I NTEREST ( MONEY ) See Banks C red i t I NTERFA I TH DENOMI NAT I ONAL ROUNDTABLE See a l so B l acks ( I n Ark ) I NTE R I OR DECORAT I O N A rt i c l e o n L i t t l e Rock f i rm o f Oes l gn f r l ends , L t d Ja 31 , 2 D : 1 Anna ' s Touch , I nc offe rs e i gh t serv i ces Ag6 , 6C : I 1 62 I NTERNATI ONAL . .. 1 980 I RAN Red f i e l d i up to 300 persons to be em pl oyed Je 1 5 , 9A : l Resea rch l a b meets l i t t l e oppos i t i on at Red f i e l d , projects $ 5 mi l l ion pay ro l l Je29 , J OA : 1 I NVENTI ONS AND I NVENTORS A rt i c l e on George Rush i ng and h i s i nven t ions My1 3 , 1 8 : 4 Powe r screed I nvented by DeWayne Al l en of Jones boro, has captured 60 pct o f domes t i c ma rket through Al l en Eng i nee r i n g Co N 6 , 6C : 3 I RAN Robe rt O . B l ucker, a na t i ve o f North L i tt l e Rock, i s one o f the Ame r i can hostages not accounted for by m 1 1 I tan ts Ja 1 , l A: 6 B roa dca s te rs i n Pu l as k i Co to honor ho s tages by m i nute o f s i l ence Ja3 , 3A : 3 M i nute o f s i l ence fo r hostages not ent i re l y successful Ja5 , 2A : 2 Robert B l ucker i s at Embassy , mi l i tants say Ja 7 , 5A : l P i ne B l uff s tuden t ordered deported Ja l 1 , 7A : 1 Robert 0 . Bl ucke r w r i tes to a f r i end Ja 1 8 , 2A : 7 Hrs l da vonne Rosa of Me l bourne , rece i ves J r from hostage B ruce La t ngen F6 , 3A : 7 The Da l� Scott fam i l y remembe rs un sett l i ng t i me i n I ran F7, 1 B : 5 Hrs Howa rd D . A l b t n of NLR rece i ves l e t ter from her son , Robert B l ucke r, a hostage Fl 0 , 3A : l Rel a t i ve hea rS from hostages Ap l 6 , I A : 7 . Ma r i ne Cpl George N. Ho l mes J r of P i ne B l uff k J 1 1 ed in Amer i can a t tempt to rescue ho s tages Ap26 , 1 A : 3 Arkansas Con gress i ona l De lega t i on comment on res cue a t tempt , support Pres Ca rte r Ap2 6 , 4A : 1 Troy Ki r t l ey o f L f t t l e Rock comments on at tempt to rescue h i s son and others Ap26 , 5A : 7 Senator Da l e Bumpers proud of effort to f ree hostages Ap2 7 , 2A : 8 Mother of Robert O . Bl ucker g l ad efforts con t i nu i ng Ap2 7 , 3A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton orders fl ags a t ha l f s taff I n honor of Cpl Ho l mes Ap28 , 1 A : 2 Father o f Cpl Ho l mes says he does not support ' buy i n g ' bod i es from I ran Ap2 8 , 2A : 6 Hrs Troy Ki r t l ey defers p l anned t r i p to I ran to see her son Ap28 , 3A : 1 Bob R f l ey c r i t i ca l of m i l l ta ry for l ea v i n g bod i es i n I ran Ap2 8 , 4A : 4 I NTERNATI ONAL BUS I NESS MACH I NE S CORP Dav i d Savage a1 l eges he was f i red beca use he I s b l ack Ap 1 9 , 1 0A : 3 I NTERNA T I O NAL FEST See Fes t i va l s I NTERNATI ONAL FUEL TECHN I C I AN S AND ALCOHOL PRODUCERS ( I FTAP) Faye ttev i l l e co tha t says i t can teach consume rs to make a l coho l fue l s l n backya rd s t i 1 1 s i s under scru t i ny by the s ta te Energy Dept , s ta te Se· cur i t i es Dept and the Consumer Pro tect ion D i v of the A ttorney Genera l ' s of f i ce Ja30 , 1 A : 4 Pres Rodge r Seratt cal l s co l eg i t i ma te F 1 , 5A : 2 Rodger Sera t t comp l a i ns to Gov C l i n ton that Energy Dept was b l ackba l l i n g h i s f l rm i some 200 turn out for I FTAP presen ta t i on a t LR F2 , 4A : 6 S ta te Se c u r i t i es Dept warns Sera t t that sel l i ng membe rsh i ps i n I FTAF may v i o l a te secu r i t i es l aws F6 , 5A : 6 Rodge r Sera t t te l l s Secu r i t i es Comr Ha rvey Bel l he has co l l ected $ 1 1 , 000 i n dues , but den ies sa l e o f secur i t ies F l 2 , 3A : l Seratt to offer refunds to members as part o f consent order Mr8 , 3A : I Hea r i ng set on compl a i n t that Rodger Seratt v i o l ated ct I njunc t i on 08 , 1 1 A : 3 See a l so Al coho l P roduct i on P l an ts , I nc I NTE RNAT I ONAL RELATI ONS Former US Sen J . W i l l i am Ful b r i gh t urges U S fo l l ow m i dd l e course be tween Ch i na and Russ t a Hr29 , 2A : 5 Gazette conments on Fu l b r i gh t ta l k on detente Ap4 , 20A : l J . W i l l i am Ful b r i gh t d i s cusses proper ro l e o f U S I n wo rl d a f fal rs Hy4 , 1 E : 3 J . W i l l i am Ful b r i gh t d i scusses Amer i can fore i gn pol i cy i n I n terv i ew wi th German paper Jy25, 21A: I I NTEST I NES I n tes t i ne d i es a fter ch i l db i rth ; Mrs L i l l i e Mae P l edge r , 24 , of Mo r r i l ton mus t be fed tota l l y I n tra venous l y ; a r t i c l e exp l a i ns med i ca l and surg i ca l tech n i ques used Jy4 , JOA: 1 I NTOX LABS D r Mo r r i s C ranmer to bu i l d pha rma ceu t i ca l drug tes t i ng fac i l i ty a t 1 63 I RAN 1 980 I ZARO COUNTY I RAN I ANS I N ARKANSAS I ran i an s tudent a t UALR found I nno cent of te r ror i s t i c th reaten i ng cha rge Ag1 5 , 6A : 4 Death o f E b rah i m Hahjob Lo tfkar l n auto crash near A l ma l eads to d i scove ry- o f fraud u l en t Un i vers i ty o f Arkansas · d i p l oma , of f i c i a l l egal sea l s f rom 3 un i vers i t i e s , and t ranscri pts and cop i es o f va r i ous fo rms S l 0 , 1 A : 4 D i scovery o f fake co l l ege papers sparks record check at Un i ve rs i ty of A rk and a t Wes ta rk Communi ty Col l S l l , 1 A : 4 Agents of FB I enter p robe o f Lotfkar documents S l 2 , 8A : 4 I nj unction de l ays o rde r deport i ng UALR s tudent B i zhan Daneshva r 5 1 5 , SA : l Deportat ion of Daneshva r b l ocked for 1 0 day s ; s tudent rema ins i n j a i l S 1 6 , 9A : 7 Oaneshvar rel eased on bond S l 7 , 1 0A : 4 Daneshvar requests pol i t i ca l asyl um S26 , 9A : 2 See a l so Col l eges --En ro l l men t Col l eges-Student Ac t i v i t i es- Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk ( Fayette v i 1 t e) . I RAQI S I N ARKANSAS �ee a l so Col l eges-Student Ac t i v i t i es- Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev l 1 1 e ) I RR I GAT I ON R i ce farmers I n G rand P ra r r t e face I rr i ga t ion p rob l ems , p l an s tudy o f use of Wh i te R i ve r wa te r Mr30 , 8A : 1 S tud ies p l anned on feas i b i l i ty of d i ve rt i ng surp l us wa ter from Arkansas R i ve r and Wh i te R i ve r to H i gh P l a i ns states Ap1 8 , 1 4A : l E ffort to d i ve rt Wh i te R i ve r wa ter to Wes t endangers p l an fo r Grand P ra i r i e-Whi te R i ve r I r r i ga t i on P roject Apl 9 , 7B : 3 See a 1 so Wate r I SRAE L Dr Howa rd O . Wul fson and P h i l l i p E . Kap l an d i scuss support for I s rael Je8 , 1 F : 2 I TAL I ANS I N ARKANSAS See a l so Ton t i town I ZARO COUNTY General e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : t Memo r i a l serv i ces for Cpl George Ho l mes he l d a t P i ne B l uff; Gov B i l.I C l i n ton in attendance My3 , 1 A : 3 P i ne B l uff pape r comments on death of Cpl Ho l mes Hy4 , JE : l Bod i es o f sol d i e rs · k l 1 1 ed I n rescue mi ss ion retd to US My 7 , 1 A : 6 Mrs Cyn th i a Dwyer a r rested My9 , 1 A : 3 Ho l mes fami l y a t tends me mo r i a l serv i ces at Arl i ngton Na t l Cemetery Hy l O , 1 A : 4 Hrs E l l en Cynth ia B rown Dwyer, a free-l ance wr i te r ar rested I n I ran , is a na t i ve of L i t t l e Rock and a graduate o f Hend r i x Co I l Myl 0 , I A : 6 Hrs M i l d red Brown says she asked he r daughte r , Hrs Dwyer, not to go to I ran Myl l , 1 2A : 6 Body of Cpl Ho l mes retd to P i ne B l uff fo r bur i a l Hyl l , 24A : 6 Ed i to r ca l l s Ho l mes fam i l y examp l e of true courage ·My 1 1 , JE : 4 Mrs Dwyer he 1 d at Ev 1 n P r i son Hy1 5 , 6A : 4 Yel l ow r i bbon on oak tree a t A rkansas Governo r ' s Mans ion symbol l zes hope fo r re turn o f hostages Hy1 5 , 1 A : 1 My1 5 , 7A : 6 Cpl George N . Ho l mes b u r i ed at P i ne Bl uff Hy1 5 , l 3A : 2 Mrs Dwyer wrote l rs sup po rt i ng I ran before her a r rest Hyl 8 , 4A : 6 Ard J e HcB rea rty o f Hun tsvi l l e , fi l es s u i t I n fede ra l court seek ing prosecut ion o f Ramsey C l a rk fo r t r i p to I ran Je20 , l 7A : 1 Loca t i o n , s ta tus of Cyn th i a B . Dwyer f s a mystery Jyl 3 , 5A : l O f fi c i a l s say they have no records s howi ng Hrs Dwyer I n p r i son Jy23 , 1 3A : I Mrs Dwyer he l d a t E v i n P r i son S4 , t 8A : 6 Senator Da l e Bumpers c: a l t s I ran ian l eaders a bunch o f l oon i es O J , 3A : 4 M r s Cyn t h l a Dwyer ca l l ed ' 53 d hos tage ' 0 1 7 , I BA : l Mothers o f 2 A r kansans he l d hos tage react w l th ca u t ion to news that sons may soon be free N3 , I A : 2 Sw i s s al l owed to v i s i t Hrs Dwyer 0 1 4 , l l A : l F i l m o f Ame r i can ho s tages ce l eb ra t i ng C h r i s tmas shows S teven W . Ki rtl ey , of l i t t l e Rock D26 , 1 A : 5 F i i m shows Ste ven K l r t l ey • s ·Ch r i s tmas gree t i ngs to h i s fam l l y a t L f t t l e Rock 027, 1 A : 6 See a l so Col l eges -Enro l l ment Map l es , Lade l l · 164 - J - - . . 1 980 JACKSON COUNTY Sa l esman Lew i s Robe rt (Joe) S p i l ka i mp l i cates Coun ty Judge Joe Coe i n b r i bery scheme Agl 9 , 1 A : 3 Coe den ies charges Ag20 , 4A : 5 County J udge Joe Coe named , but not i nd i cted , i n b r i bery cha rge aga i ns t s a l esman J. S . Rose 029 , BA : l Geberal e l ec t i on re turns N 6 , 5A : 1 JACKSON , JESSE See a l so Bates , Lucious Ch r i s topher B l acks ( I n Ark) Re l i g i on and Churches JACKSON , NANN I E ST I LLWELL 1 890 d i a ry of Hrs Jackson pa i n t s p i ct ure of housewi fe ' s dul l l i fe r n Desha Coun ty Je30 , 68 : 1 JACKSONPORT STATE PARK See Pa rks (gen ) --Jacksonport JACKSON V I LLE Al derman La r ry Wi l son quest i ons $ 1 1 , 1 36 spent by Mayor James G . Re i d Ap4 , 6A : 2 Hayor James G : Re i d was re l mbursed. for expenses of a t tend I n g Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark spo r t i n g events a t New O r l eans and San Anton i o Ap5 , 6A: t Al de rman W i l son wants d i scus s i on of prop ri ety of Reed ' s expen d i tures Ap ] , 5A : 3 Rev i ew set on mayor ' s use of funds Ap 1 8 , 8A : 1 I s sues ra i sed by aud i tor ' s rept Ap20 , 5A : 4 Few b l acks seek c i ty job s , act i on group hopes to s t i r I n te rest Ap30 , 1 4A : l Al de rmen sco l d Re i d , but l eave P R fund i n tact My2 , 1 6A : 4 C i ty Counc i l asks Mayor Re i d to repay $ 3 1 482 My 1 6 , 1 2A : 7 Two a I dermen comp I a i n tha t C i ty Councl 1 not kept I n formed about hous i n g grant, c r i t i c i ze Commun i ty Deve l opment D i rector Je rry Lee Ag20 , 6A : l See a l so Drug Add i c t i on Hous i ng-Jackson v i l l e C r i me and C r i m f n a l s - - Ba 1 1 L i t t l e Rock A i r Force Base Lomanco, I nc Pol l ce- Jacksonv l l l e Rebsamen Memo r i a l Hosp Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 Tran s i t Systems -L i t t l e Rock 1 65 JEWS JACOWAY, E L I ZABETH See a l so Book Rev i ews Books JA I LS See P r i sons JAMES , DONALD See a l so Cox Cot ton Co JAMES , GEORGE See a l so Cox Cot ton Co JAMES , ROBERT See a l so Cox Cot ton Co JASPER See a l so Hate 1 s , Bars , Jaspe r . I n for.me r Newton County Med i cal Center I N FORMER AND NEWTON COUNTY JASPE R . T I MES Paper so l d to George and Rob i n Bartsch o f Jasper 08 , 6C : 3 JAWO RS K I , LEON Prom i nen t Houston l awye r , who s up ports Rona l d Reagan for pres i dent , a f f i rms h i s Dem roots I n I r to Ga zette 02 3 , 24A : 3 JEAN , E L BERT �ee a l so Un i versa I Fue l s P roducts , I nc JE FFERSON COUNTY Celebra t i on of 1 50th b i rthday i n c l udes open i n g new courthouse Hy9 , 1 7A : 8 Art i c l e on new courthouse 0 1 5 , 1 8 : 5 Genera l e l ec t i on returns N6 , SA : 1 J E FFORDS , EDD See a l so Ozark I n s t i tute JEFFREY SAND CO W i dow of M i chael LeRoyce M i tchel l sues f i rm a l l eg i ng i ts neg l i gence caused dea th of her husband I n boa t acc i dent Myl , 2A : 7 JENN I N G S 1 ALSTON Ame r i can Col l ege of Tr i a l Lawyers names Jenn i ngs pres-e l ect Ag5 , 4C : 1 JESS I E V I LLE See a l so Bava r i an Qua rtz Co JEWE L L , J E RRY See a l so Ark-Econom i c Con d i t i on s JEWS Art i c l e on Jew i sh commun i ty of • • • JEWS 1 980 KAWNEER CO , I NC JONE S , SAM See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--Land Comr Taxa t i on-Tax Evasion JONE S , SAM (MRS) See a l so Ark- E l ect lons--Land Comr JONESBORO A r t i c l e on l og b l dg thought to be f i rs t postoff i ce F24 , I F : 2 See a l so To rnadoes JOYLAND CHR I ST I AN CENTER Rev Gene - Mu l l enax operates wo rs h i p cen ter and TV record i n g f t rm ca l l e d M i d-Ame r i ca S t ud i os from North L i tt l e Rock s i te ; g roup seeks l i cense for UHF TV s ta t ion Mr2 , I F : 2 JUDGES See Courts JUD I C I AL COUNC I L , ARK See a l so Courts (Ark) JUDSON I A See a l so Educat i on-Judson i a JUR I ES AND JURY DUTY Compu te r use to se l ect J u ry panel i s l ega l S 3 , 4A : 3 Prosecuto r ' s a t tempt to seat j u ry wi l l i ng to i mpose ma x l mum sentence I n assaul t case rul�d unfa i r by Ark Supreme Ct O l 4 , 6A : 6 S ta te S up reme Court reverses rape con v i ct i on of 2 b l ack men i n Howa rd County because on l y a few b l acks were chosen as prospect i ve j u ro rs N I 1 , SA : l See a l so Cap i ta l Pun i shment Ch i t d ren-C r i me Sex C r imes JUVEN I LE DELI NQUENCY See Ch i l dren-C r i me L i t t l e Rock Je8 , JF : l Rabbi M i chael J . Cook tel l s what Jews m i gh t want Ch r i s t i an s to know about Jud l asm Jel2 , 1 8 : 4 Severa l Russ i an Jew i sh fam l l ies rese t t l e i n A rk 5 1 5 , 1 8 : 2 See a l so I s rae 1 Rel i g ion and Churches J I NKS , HAROLD See a l so A rk-E l ect ions--Governor JOB CORPS See US-Job Corps JOBS See Labor JOGG I NG See a l so We i ght JOHN BROWN UN I VERS I TY See a l so Baseba l l -Co l l ege Col l eges - G I fts JOHNSON COUNTY County f i gh ts req u i remen t that I t pay i n te rest on funds used by A rmy Eng i neers to b u i l d a county park 02 3 , 3A : 6 See a l so Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 JOHNSON, JAMES D . ( J I H) See a l so Ark- E t ec t l on s --Governor Ark-E l ec t l on s - - S up reme C t --Pos I t lon 1 C l i n ton , W i l l i am J . Courts (US ) - Federa l D i s t Mora I Majo r l ty Pres i den t i a l E l ect ion of 1 980 W i l d l i fe Sanctua r i es JOHNSON�TR I MB L E AND CO New s tud i o a t L R features a n i ma t i on for ads Je9 , l 8 : 5 JONE S , E D I TH I RBY Art i c l e on s uccess of f i rs t b l ack graduate of Un i versi ty of Arkansas School of Med i c i ne Myl 3 , 6B : 5 JONES , EUN I NE FAY See a l so Tho rnc rown Chapel JONES , JAMES H . Hope . educa to r , l eader i n educ i n Ark, d l e s N 3 , l A : 3 JONES , JUL I A HUGHES See a l so A rk -E l ect lons --Aud J to r JONES , MANUEL RAY See a l so Laborers Un i on of North Ame r i ca - K KAGEBE I N , JOE N . Arkansan who was sentenced to death at age 1 5 fo r h i s part i n s l a y i ng of J i nmy Wayne Wamp l e r i n 1 9 70 , d i es i n motorcycl e c rash I n Ar i zona ; Kagebe l n was paroled from Ark State Pen i ten t i a ry F 1 5 , 5A : l KAWNEE R CO, I NC F i rm to b u i l d p l an t at S p r i ngda l e , 1 66 KAWNE E R CO , I NC . .. 1 980 K I N G , HART I N LUTHER at schoo l bus s top at V i o l a , fo und 7 hours l a te r Ag2 7, 1 A : 3 G i rl s · unharmed, father says Ag28 , 5A : 1 K I DNEYS Ma rl i n Hawk ins has 1 l t t l e success wi th h i s p roposa l tha f a rro b i l e· k i dney- d i a l ys i s cen te r be made ava i l a b l e Ja9 , 3A : 6 Mel i ssa W i l h i te , 1 1 , i s youngest pa t i en t ever to rece i ve a successful k i dney t ransp l an t i n A rk Jal 7 , 4A : J.i K i dney pa t i en ts ' b l ood sent through was he r i n con t i nuous amb u l a tory pe r i tonea l d i a l ys i s (CAPO) techn i q ue now taught a t Un i ve rs i ty of Arkansas Med i ca l S c i ences Campus S24 , 1 B:S K I N G , CO RETTA SCOTT Hrs K i n g to speak at UAF F5 , 4A : 7 Mrs K i ng encou rages Un i ve rs i ty o f A rk s tudents to jo i n campa i gn fo r c i v i l ri ghts F2 3 , 1 1 A : l K I NG , CU RT I S M Fo rmer coach , l eader I n s ta te school boy a th l e t i cs , d i es N 7 , 1 C : 7 See a l so Athl et i cs-Hal l s o f Fame--Arkansas Ha l I of Fame K I NG , DUGAN See a l so A rk-E l ectlons- -Leg t s l a t u re (HR) -- D i s t 3, Pos i t i on 3 Mus i c K I N G , MART I N LUTHER J R B l ack orgns a t l i t t l e Rock ca l l for hol i day on K i n g ' s b i rthday ; ch i l dren urged to sk i p schoo l and adu l ts to s tay home from wo rk Ja 5 , I A : 2 G roup to sponsor ma rch to Cap I tol Ja8 , 1 2A : 1 l i t t l e Rock school o ff i c i a l s resched u l e semeste r tests so pup i l s won 1 t m i ss exams on K i n g b i rthday Ja9 , 3A : 7 P res i den t o f L i t t l e Rock Chapter of NAACP says he r group not assoc i a ted w i th p l an to boyco tt jobs and c l a sses Ja l O , 1 2A : 6 Students q uest ion q ua l ity educ when tests are a r ranged to acconndate spec i a l I n terest groups Ja l l , t 6A : 3 Gov B i l l C l i n ton says s tate empl oyees may obse rve K i n g ' s b i rthday as a hol i day J n l i eu of persona l b i rthday Ja 1 2 , 9A:4 Students at UAPB p l an march th rough P i ne B l uff employ 350 persons Ag2 , 6A : 8 KAYLOR , WALTER See a l so C rawford County KOE B l y thev i l l e p l ant c l oses ; fi rm was f i rs t one brought to state by B russe l s o f f i ce of Econom i c Deve lop ment Dep t ; 47 jobs lost Apl 9 , 6A : l KEE PRODUCTS US C i rcu i t Court o rders A t ma f i rm to pay m i n i mum wage to empl oyees who wo rk a t home N26 , 4A : 2 KELLENSWORTH , H E RBERT J R See a l so Sex C r i mes KELLUM, THOMAS BOYD S R See a l so Commerc i a l Bank and Trust Co (Mon t i ce l l o) KEMPNER AND BROTHERS, I NC Federal bankruptcy j udge orde rs Un 1 ted States S.hoe Corp to con t i nue to sel 1 shoes to Kempner ' s M r l 2 , 8A : 6 New bankruptcy code a l l ows f i rm to reorgan l ie for a new s ta rt Ap1 3 , 5E : l Kempne rs p l an to repay debts I s ap proved D l 0 , 6C : t KEMPNER OPERA HOUSE ( L I TTLE ROCK) Kempner Opera House g i ven to Un l vers I ty o f A rkansas a t L I t t l e Rock for use i n teach i ng d rama and for presenta t i ons by a rt g roups ; Herbert H . McAdams I I he l ps secure g i ft My22 , 1 A : 4 Un i ve rs i ty of Arkansas Foun da t ion accepts g i ft of Kempner Opera House My2 3 , 7A : l KENNEDY, ETH E L See a l so P res i den t i a l E l ect ion of 1 980-0emocra t l c KENNEY, R I CHARD G . See a l so Arkansas C h i l dren ' s Colony-Conway KENNEDY, ROBERT F . J R See a l so P res t den t l a l E l ect ion o f 1 980 -Democra t I c KEO See a l so Pol i ce- Keo KERSH , KENNETH See a l so US A rmamen t-Rese rves KESS I NG E R , DO N See a l so A th l e t i cs-Ha l l s o f Fame K I DNAPP I NG --Ha rlow Ch i l d ren : Tracy Ha r l ow, 6, and he r s i s te r , Tanya , 5 , abducted • 1 67 K I N G , MART I N LUTHER 1 980 LABOR Brown and Root Cons t ruc t i on Co Coca Co l a Bo t t l i ng Co Commun i ca t i ons Wo rkers of Ame r i ca Coors (Ado l ph) Co Cuba-Refugees Educa t i on (gen) --Voca t i onal Empl oyees , Ame r i can Federa t ion o f State , County and Mun i c i ap l F i remen-Benton Georg i a Pac i f i c Corp Laborers Un ion of No rth Ame r I ca , l nt n l M i ne Wo rkers of Ame r i ca , Uni ted Reagan , Rona 1 d S tee l workers of Ame r i ca , Un i ted Teache rs , Ame r i can Federa t ion of Transporta t i on Un ion , Un i ted US-Congress (Arkansas De lega t i on ) Woodworkers o f Ame r i c a , l n t n l to p romote ho l i day Ja 1 2 , 9A : 6 Bl ack l ea de rsh i p a t L i t t l e Rock to push for hol i day Ja 1 3 .BA : l Memo r i a l a t Dunba r Center a t t racts 600 ; rad i o equ i pment s tol en prior to p rogram Ja 1 4 , 6A : l Crowd of 1 , 500 commemo rates b i rthday on State Capi tol s teps ; Gov B i l l C l i nton speaks ; serv i ce i n te rrupted by Robe rt Mc i n tosh who shouted for b l acks to go to wo rk Ja 1 6 , 1 A : 3 Pul aski Co C l erk Jacque A l exander dec l a res b i rthday a hol i day for her emp loyees Ja1 6 , 3A : 6 About a th i rd o f s tuden ts a t UAPB boycot t c l asses to ma rk day Ja 1 6 , 3A : 7 Memo r i a l p rogram he l d on Het rocen t re Ma l l at L i t t l e Rock Ap4 , 7A : 2 K I NGSLAND C l eve l and Co town unab l e to f i nd enough a l dermen for quorum F 1 7 , 7A : 1 Problem s t i l l ex i s ts i n f i l l i ng off i ces M r l lt , 6A : 6 K I NGSTON Bunch s tore i s pa rt of h i s tory of K i ngston Jy21 , 6 B : l Kl STLE R , WAYNE See a l so Handicapped KOEN I G , PETER L . A rt i c l e on head of a r t dept a t Un i ve rs i ty o f Arkansas a t L i t t l e Rock Mr1 7 , 6B : l KOL B , W . PAYTON (MRS) See a l so Re 1 i g i on KRAEMER, LOU I S See a l so Arkansas R i ve r F i s h and O ther Ma r i ne L i fe--Cl ams KU KLUX KLAN See a l so Cuba-Refugees D i s e r f ml nat i on See O i sc r f m i na t ion Empl oyment Agenc i es and Counse l i n9. Job F i n d i ng Cl ub sponsored by Em p l oyment Secu r i ty D i v I n Pul ask i Co t ra i ns cl i ents to f i n d jobs Ja2 , I B : I I ndus t r i a l and Occupa t i onal Hazards �ee a l so Dow Chem ical Corp labor Ro l e t n Pol i t i cs See aTSc> Ame r i can Federat ion of labor Transporta t l on Un i on , Un i te d M i n i mum Wage See a l so Kee P roducts S t r i kes See a l so Georg i a Pac i f i c Corp Unemployment and Job Marke t . Job l ess rate shows""STi ght d rop F2 , 6 B : 3 Recove r i ng a l coho l i cs and drug abusers get he l p of new agency ca l l ed Employment fo r Rehab i l i tated Al co ho l t cs and D rug Abusers I n f i n d i ng jobs F21 , 7C : l Program to teach the unemp l oyed to cut f i rewoo d to heat homes o f the e l de r l y poor has cost $62 , 000, but no one has comp l eted t ra i n i ng , and on l y 3 cords o f woo d have been cut ; fund i n g came from Ozarks Reg i ona l Corrm and i n CETA funds Ap4 , 1 A : 4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton angry , te l l s off i c i a l s of Spec i a l Al terna t i ve Wood Energy Resources - L LABOR Un i ve rs i ty of Ark gets $ 1 35 , 000 to s tudy s k i l l s needed by employees of i nd us t r i es us i ng wa terways S24 . 5A : 2 See a l so Ame r i can Federa t i on o f Labor Ark-Cons t i tut ion Ark-E l ec t i on s - -Governor Ark- H i ghway and Transpo rta t i on Dept 1 68 LABOR � .. 1 980 LABORERS UN I ON Unemp loyment I n s urance Ward I ndus t r i e s , I nc Weye rhaeuser Corp Wh t rl poo 1 Corp (SAWER) to f i x program or return nr:>ney Ap5 , I A : 3 Job l ess rate J n Ark drops to 5 . 6 pct Ap5 , I A : 8 State Loca l Se rv i ces Dept dec i des i t cannot save SAWER program; most fede ral retd Apt 0 , 1 A : 6 Gazette funds conmen ts on SAWER project Ap1 0 , 1 4A: 1 E d i tors commen t on SAWER and the g reat woodcu t t i ng boondog g l e Apl 3 , 3E : 3 B l ack R i ver Area Devel opment Counc i l to g i ve SAWER a second chance Ap1 5 , 3A : l Prog ram fo r t ra i n i ng wood cutters ends ; 1 2 cords cost $68, 626 My2 , 7A : 2 Job l ess rate I n Ark reaches 6 . 2 pct My3 , 1 A : 6 Ted Newman , who d i rected SAWER program, I s f i red from 2nd job Myl 0 , 6A : l Unempl oymen t c l a i ms doub l e I n yea r 1 s t i me My30, 1 4A : 2 Henry L . McHenry says unem p l oyment r i s i n g i n A rk Je7 , 1 A : 2 Of f i c i a l says SAWER do i n g we l l ; 42 cords of wood have been cut Je l 8 , 1 A : 4 Probl ems encountered by loca l . Services De p t i n handl I ng SAWER enumerated Je1 8 , 1 A : S US labor Dept des i gnates . l a bor surp l us I n 36 coun t ies Je2 1 , 3A : 6 Log Cab i n Demo crat doubts w i s dom o f con t i n u i n g SAWER program Je22 , 3E : 6 E d i to r i a l c r i t i ca l o f SAWER project Je29 , 3 E : 3 Job l ess rate I n Ark h i ts 8 . 2 pct Jy4 , I A : 6 Job l ess ra te h i ts 8 . 7 pct I n Ark Ag2 , 1 A : 6 Rate i n Ark drops to 8 pct S 6 , 2A : 4 Emp loyment Secu r i ty D i v mus t borrow $ 3 8 . 9 m i l l i on to pay un empl oymen t , Henry l . McHenry repts S27, 8A : 1 Gov B l 1 1 C l i n ton appl auds resu l ts of SAWER 02 , 6A : l A rkansas job l ess ra te d rops to 7 . 4 pct o� , 78 : 5 Job l ess rate . I n Ark a t 7 . 3 pct N 8 , I A : 8 Numbe r of j ob l ess I n s ta te dec l i ne s , but rate i nc reases D6 , 5A : l See a ho An thony T i mbe rlands , I nc Co l umb i a R i bbon and Ca rbon Comprehens i ve Emp l oyment and Tra i n i n g Act of 1 973 Georg i a Pac i f i c Corp KOE Rheem Manufactu r i ng Co Skf 1 Corp T i mex Corp Un I on I zat Ion See a l so Cantex l n dus t r l es Educa t ion-L i t t l e Rock--Employees Fa l con Jet Corp North L i t t l e Rock-Government Empl oyees Wages and Hours . Preva i l i ng wage l aw does not app l y to Act 9 I ndus t r i a l projects , s ta te Supreme C t r u l e s Mr4 , 1 A : 8 See a l so Col l eges-Wages Women . A rt i c l e on program to put women i n to jobs usua l l y hel d by ma l es Ja 1 6 , 6C : 4 Art i c l e on l i censed women p f l o ts on Arkansas R i ve r boa ts F I S , 1B:1 You t h , Empl oyment o f . State p rogram ca l l ed Youth Emp l oyment Sup port project p l aces fi rs t d i sadvan taged youth I n jobs Ja30 , 9A : 1 Spri ngda l e H i gh School stud i es effect on � tudents who work wh i l e I n h i gh schoo l Hy6 , 1 B : 4 O rgan i za t ion ca l l e d 70001 , L td he l ps h i gh school d ropouts f i nd jobs Agl l , 3A : l Program uses vo l un teer advi sers to hel p youths f i nd qua l i ty Jobs Ag1 8 , 1 B : 2 See a l so C i v i l ian Conserva t i on Corps Youth Adu l t Conservat ion Corp LABORERS UN I ON OF N ORTH AME R I CA , I NTERNAT I ONAL US C i rcu i t Ct o f Appea l s hears a rg ument by govt attorneys tha t records o f Local 1 281 sei zed by the FB I i n a racketeer i n g case sho u l d not have been ba r red by Judge G . Thomas E i se l e ; p r i nc i pa l s I n case are Bobby Gene Al l i son , James Ron n i e Gree r , James Wi l l i am Spi res and Ma rv i n L . Rob i n son Ja 1 9 , 9A : 1 US C l rcu f t C t o f Appea l s r u l e s un i on documen ts taken by FB I from f i l es of Local 1 28 1 of the I n te rna t i onal Laborers Un i on o f North Ame r i ca may be used I n racke tee r i n g , embezz l emen t and con s p i racy 1 69 LABORERS UN I ON # •• 1 980 LAKES AND RESERVO I RS A l exander den i es charges Ag20 , 4 A : ·s LAFAYETTE HOTEL BU I LD I NG See L i t t l e Rock-Bu i l d i ngs LAKES ANO RESERVO I RS See a l so Cypress Creek Dams Lee C reek Parks and P l aygrounds t r i a l Mr1 3 , 9A : l James Lon n i e Greer req uests sepa ra te t r i a l Jy25 , 1 1 A : 1 Greer asks supp ress ion of F B I ev i dence Ag7 , 7A : 6 James Wi i son Spi res seeks d i smi ssa l of perj u ry charge S 1 6 , 6A : 1 Evi dence a l l owed on l i m i ted bas i s in l abor racketee r i n g case 520, 1 6A : 7 T r i a l of Bobby Eugene Al l i son , James Lonn ie Greer and James Wi l son Sp i res beg ins S2 3 , 3A : 6 Two wi tnesses, L l oyd B rammer and B . J . Overstree t , say another w i tness , B i l l y Hende rson , made threaten i ng s ta temen t to them during t r i a l ; Bobby E ugene Al l i son I s accused of h i r i ng Henderson to k i l l Brammer S25 , 7A : l Wi l l i am 'W . ( B i l l y ) Henderson changes earl i e r tes t i mony that he threatened to k l l l Bramme r S26 , 6A : l Joe Dan Ray o f Cabot and B i l l y Ray Sente l l of Aus t i n , tes t i fy thei r e l ec t r i ca l con t ract i n g fi rm recd $ 1 , 500 i n un ion funds for rent on backhoe , even though they d i d not own one S2 7, 1 1 A : 1 B 1 1 1 y Ray Sen te 1 1 con t rad i cted h i s prev ious tes t i mony that un ion pa i d for work at Al l i son home S28 , 6A : l Judge G . Thomas E i se l e drops 2 embezzl emen t coun ts aga inst Al l i son SJ0 , 3A : l Former un i on pres i dent Manuel Ray Jones tes t i f i es that he , Greer and Al l i son padded expense accoun ts O l , 3A� l M. Max Hol l and tes t i fies that · he wo rked out s to ry w i th Al l i son to be g i ven to FB I and Grand J u ry 02 , 6A : 1 J udge E i se l e cuts 20 charges as t r i a l con t i n ues ; l ack of ev i dence c i ted O l. 3A : l Spi res and Rob i n son tes t i fy they d i d not con spi re aga i n s t un ion 07 , JA : l Defense tes t i mony conc l udes t r i a l 08 , 9A : 1 Charges of l abo r racketee r i n g , c:on spi racy, embezz l ement and pe rj u ry go to j ury 09 , 3A : l Gu i l ty verd i ct re turned i n case o f Bobby Eugene Al 1 I son , James Lonn i e G ree r , James W i l l i am Spi res and Ma rv i n L . Rob i n son 0 1 0 , 1 A : 4 Judge E i sel e sentences A l l i son , G ree r , Sp i res and Rob inson to p r i son te rms D1 0 , 1 A : 6 LAFAYETTE COUNTY Sal esman Lew i s Robe rt ( Joe) S p l l ka I mp l i cates former County Judge J l rrvny A l exander i n b r i bery scheme ; Beaver See a l so Parks (gen) --Beave r Lake Water Water Po 1 1 ut Ion Bu l l C reek . Res i den ts vent anger on p l ans for reservo i r I n Wh i te County to be bu i l t by H i d -Arkansas Wa te r D i s t r i but ion D i s t Jy25 , 8A : 3 Bul l Shoa l s See a l so Parks (gen ) --Bul l Shoa l s C h i co t . Funds recd for pump i ng project Hy22 , 7A : 8 Low b i d for pump s ta t ion i s $48 m i l l ion D 1 9 , 6A : 7 See a l so Parks (gen) Dardane l l e �ee a l so Pa rks (gen) --Da rdanel l e Fau l kne r . Court ru l es Army Corps of Engi neers has j u r i s d i ct ion over Fau l kne r Lake Jy24 , 1 0C : l Georg I a Pac i f i c See a l so Parks (gen ) - -Georg i a Pac i f i c . G ree r ' s Ferry. Envi ronmen t a l s tudy of l ake beg ins F 7 , 4A : 2 Heber Spri ngs o ff l c f a l s tel I Army E n g i neers they · have no I n ten t i on of ever pay i n g for water ta ken from Greers Fe rry Lake Mr1 9 , 7A : l C i ty of Hebe r S p r i ngs and US Army Corps of Eng i neers I n d i spute over amt of water c i ty can take f rom G reers Fe rry w i thout charge Ag3 1 , 1 1 A :l See a l so Parks (gen ) - -Greer ' s Ferry . . Ham i l ton . Game and F i s h Comm pro posal to lower l ake l evel 1 0 ft for 2 nos s t i rs d i spute between sportsmen and l an downers Ag3 1 , 8A : 1 Arkansas 1 70 LAKES AND RESERVO I RS 1 980 LEARN I N G D I SAB I L I T I ES L ' NAGU I LLE R I VE R Senators Bumpers and P ryor back project Ap3 , JA : I LA PLANTE , R I CHARD See a l so P r i sons-Ark State Pen i ten t i a ry {gen) LARNE D, HERBERT L . W i l l l ea v i n g a l l assets to 2 Judson i a churches , a ceme te ry and the Ame r i can Cancer Soc i ety uphe l d Jy1 9 , 1 0A : 5 LAR R I CK, WOODROW Arkansas Court o f Appea l s rules that dest royed wi l l made by La r r i ck i s not val i d N I J , 8A : 1 LASER See a l so Col l eges-Research- Un i vers i ty of Ark ( Fayettev i l l e ) LATERAL I TY (PHYS I OLOGY) See Body , Human LAT I N AME R I CANS I N ARKANSAS League of Un i ted Ame r i can C i t i zens cel ebrates H i span i c Week i n Ark S28 , 50: 1 LAUCK, CHESTER A . Rad i o ' s 1 Lum' o f the 1 1Lum and Abner11 shows d ies at Hot S p r i ngs F22 , 1 A :�3 LAW ENFORCEMENT See Po l i ce and Law Enfo rceme n t LAW ENFORCEMENT TRA I N I NG ACADEMY, A RKANSAS Gov B i l l C l i n ton appts Henry O l i ver to Bd F23 , 3A : 2 Federal Judge Henry Woods ru l es Academy d i d not v i o l ate r i ghts o f R i chard W . Seal and Oc i e L . Rob i nson when they we re f t red a s i n s t ructors I n 1 97 7 ; s u t t aga i n s t s tate d i smi ssed D30 , 3A : 7 LAWRENCE COUNTY Genera I e 1 ec t i on returns N6, SA : 1 LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK Smi thv i l l e branch robbed D1 3 ,2A : 3 LAWYERS See Legal P rofess i on LEARN I NG D I SAB I L I T I ES P rogram a t Un i vers i ty of Ark Med i · ca l Sc i ences Campus Ch i l d Study Cen te r has out-pa t ient therapeu t i c t uto r i n g prog ram for modera te l y l ea rn i ng d i sab l ed My28 , l B : l Powe r & L i gh t approves p l an to lower l evel O I 0 , 9A : 2 Homeowners seek ha l t to l owe r i ng of l ake 08 , l l A : l Drawdown pos tponed by Game and F i sh Conm unt i l next yr O l 0 , 5A : I See a l so Wa ter Pol l ut i on -Sewa ge M i 1 l wood See also Parks (gen ) - -H i 1 h ..ood Water ... Norfork See a l so Parks (gen ) --Norfork Ouach i ta See also Park� (gen ) - -Ouach l ta P i ne B l uff Lake. Level of PCBs In Lake P i ne B l uff f i sh w i t h i n 1 i m i ts, but expert wo r r i e d D6 , 6A : 6 Syl v i a . Vanda l s open dam, d ra i n popul a r l ake Ag27, I A : 3 LAMAN, W I LL I AM F . Al so see va r ious subheads under en t ry , North L i tt l e Rock LAMBERT, B . J . JR See a l so C l i n ton , W i l l i am J . LANCASTE R, BOB See a l so Books LAND SUBS I DENCE See a l so Parks (gen) --Vl l l age C reek LANDF I LL S , SAN I TARY See Was te Mate r i a l s LANDSCAP I NG See a l so Arch i tecture LANE POULTRY CO Art i c l e on mu l t i m i l l i on-do l l a r f i rm headqua rte red i n sma l l town of G rann i s H r 1 6 , 5 E : 1 LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES Art i c l e d i scusses l n tercu l t u ra l conmun l ca t l ons as taught by Dr Barbara Mon f i l s at UALR Hy26 , I B : 2 --Nonverba l : Lessons i n body l anguage pay off for bus i nesses N2 7 , ac : 1 German See a l so Co l l eges-Teach i ng Methods Engl l sh See a l so Col l eges -C u r r i c u l a Col l eges-G rad i ng of S tuden t s 1 71 LEARN I NG D I SAB I L I T I ES 1 980 L I AB I L I TY o f the UALR School of Law, d i scusses h i s effort to put b rakes on foren s i c tes t i mony i n cou rts Je l 7 , 1 B : 2 S tate Sup reme Court upho l ds l aw sett i ng max i mum l egal . fee at $350 . 00 for court-appo i n ted a t torneys Je24 , 5A : l l i s t o f 1 35 who passed ba r exam Ag2 5 , 4A : 1 Letters of caut i on sent to 4 l awye rs by Pro fess i onal Con duct panel S 3 , 9A : 1 Pau l D. Fray and Jewel B rown adm i t eth i cs v io l a t i on s , w l l 1 t u rn I n l i censes 04 , 1 4A: 7 Rep r i man d o f l awyers fo r use o f d i rect-ma l l a d vert i s i ng uphe l d by Arkansas Sup reme Court on g rounds that I t v i o l a tes sol l c l ta t lon rul e 07 , 5A : 5 See a l so Bar Assoc i a t ion , A rk Courts (US ) - Federal D i s t Jenn i ng s , A l s ton LEGAL SERV I CE S CORP A rt i c l e on Legal Serv i ces Corp and res t r i c t ions p l aced on i ts work w i th b l ess i ngs of Ark Congress i ona l de l e ga t ion Ag24 , 1 E : l H i l l a ry Rodham to l ose her Legal Serv i ces Corp board seat N 1 4 , 4 A : 4 LEGAL SERV I C E S , OZARK See a l so Mortgages LEG I SLATURE (ARK) See Ark-Leg l s l a ture LESB I AN I SM See Hoirosexua l i ty LEVECK, DONALD A rt i c l e on Dona l d Leveck, whose f i rm b u i l t seve ral major fac i l i t i es I n Ark Ja20 , 1 F : 5 M r Leveck d i es S 9 , 1 0A : 8 LEV I W I LCOXON PARK See Parks {gen) --Levf W i i coxon LEVY, PAUL F . See a l so A rk-Ene rgy Dept Ene rgy and Powe r LEW I S AUCT I ON CO See a l so Po l i ce-Conway L I AB I L I TY FOR ACC I DENTS State l aw p rotect i ng d r i vers from be i n g sued fo r damages by passengers I n the i r veh i c l es i s uphel d by Ark Sup reme C t ; lower ct had dec l a red guest s ta t u te i n va l I d F 1 2 , 5A : 1 Cou rt See a l so Educa t i on (gen ) -·Han d l capped LEE COUNTY Gene ra l e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : I See a l so P r i sons (gen) LEE CREEK Arkansas Na tura l and Scen i c R i vers Comm objects to any dam on Lee C reek F2 7 , 7A : l Fort Smi th cl oser to de c i s i on on dam; l oca l o ff i c i a l s now favor s i te nearer c i ty than P i ne Mounta i n H r5 , 1 1 A : 4 Okl ahoma leg i s l ature s tymi es pl an for dam on l owe r po r t i on of c reek Ap 1 2 , 1 3A : 4 LEFLAR, ROBERT A . Fo rme r Un I ve rs l ty o f A rk Law Schoo 1 Dean to rece I ve top award from Ame r i can J ud i cature Soc i e ty Hy21 , SA : I LEGAL A I D FOR THE POOR Appel ] ate Publ le Defenders O f f i ce ass i s ts I n d i gents who appea l c r i m i na l con v i ct ions ; p l ea fo r con t i n ued fund i n g made N 1 6 , 1 F : 2 LEGAL PROFESS I ON Attorney James HcHaney o f L i tt l e Roc k , reca l l s h i s work a t Nu remberg c r i mes t r i a l s Ja27 , 1 F : 2 State Su preme Ct rul es that Profess iona l Con duct panel must ma ke more f i n d i ngs ava i l ab l e to pub l i c F20 , 9A : 6 Davi d W . P i tchford asks US Court o f Appea l s to order Ark to a l l ow h i m to take ba r exam even though he does not have l aw deg ree M r3 , 5A : l Charges o f pro fess iona l m i s conduct ff l e d aga i n s t , John W. Wa l ke r wi th Arkansas Supreme C t ; Osca r Fend l e r b r i ngs cha rge Mr1 9 , 3A : 1 Advert i s i n g by l awyers shows marked I n c rease Mr23 , 1 F : 2 Bar exam passed by 7 1 o f 1 00 appl i cants Hr24 , 3A : 3 Wa l ker says panel has c l eared h i m of charges f i l ed by Fend l e r Ap6 , I OA : 4 Gov B i l l C l i n ton says some l awye rs ca r ry the I r advocacy ro1 e too far Ap l 7 , 5A : 1 Attorney Jewe l B rown found I n contempt of fede ra l ct at L i t t l e Rock , f i ned $250 Hy9 , 1 1 A : I Howa rd W. B r i l l , a UA Law School pro fesso r , ca l l s for s t ronge r , more act i ve pol i c i n g o f attorneys I n Ark Hy20 , 2B : l Four l awye rs d i sc i p l i ned Je 7 , 8A : 6 Frede r i c K. S p i es , a membe r 1 72 L I AB I L I TY . .. 1 980 L I QUOR L I FE I NSURANCE Court orders i nsurance f i rm to pay ful l bene f i ts to John Abdu1 1 ah i n death o f h i s I l l eg i t i mate c h i l d Jy2 6 , 9A : 3 L I G G I NS , DA I SY A rt i c l e on 9 1 -yr-o l d Hrs Da i sy L i g g i n s , whose parents we re s l aves F28 , 1 B : 6 L I GN I TE See Coa l L I MESTONE A rkansas Supreme Ct rules l i me s tone I s not a ml n e ra 1 M r2 5 , 3A: I L I NCOLN, ABRAHAM P r i n t i ng p l ate featu r i ng L i nco l n found 4 3 y rs ago I n o l d t ree s t ump nea r Jonesboro has never been I dent i f i ed Apl 0 , 1 8 : 2 L I NDQU I ST , E VAN See a l so Art L I NOSEY , J I M See a l so Pres i dent i a l e l ec t i on o f 1 980 L I NEBARGER, JOHN See a l so Courts (Ark) - C l rcu l t C t s -- D l s t � L I QUOR No reforms have been made I n l i cens i ng and pol i c i n g a l cohol i c beverages I n A rk desp i te con fu s i on and p rob l ems ; Mac Ca rde r l i s ts o u t dated l aws Ja6 , 1 E : 4 ABC to appeal J udge ' s ru l i ng that I t cannot deny a perm i t so l e l y on bas i s of l et te r from l oca l o ff i c i a l Ja 1 8 , 6A : 6 B i l l to c l ass i fy w i ne and beer a s non a l cohol lc fo r tax purposes t s w 1 th drawn ' l n House a fte r s t i ff oppos i t ion by church g roups Ja2 3 , 7A : 6 Charges aga i ns t J i mmy Doy l e Count ry C l ub d ropped F1 3 , 1 4A : 7 Action o f ABC Boa rd on permi ts F2 1 , 4A: l F22 , 6A : 7 Drew County Judge O r d l e Watts upset by ABC 1 i quor pe.rm l ts I n co ; reco rds show on l y Mon t i cel lo and W i i ma r a re l ega l l y dry F28 , 1 A : 2 Wet-dry d i spute s t i rs D rew County Hr9 , 1 A : 3 Ch r i s t i an C l v ! c Founda t ion asks that a l cohol tax ma t te rs not come before spec i a l sess i on o f Leg i s l a ture H r 1 8 , 2A : 6 Re quests fo r 4 Drew County permi ts den t ed ; ABC acts on other pe rm i t o f Appea l s rul es emp l oyees o f state can be sued for negJ l gence desp i te con s t i tut iona l ban on s u i ts aga i ns t s ta te Mr6 , 1 l A : 1 See a l so Ca r Poo l s Ch i l dren and Youth (gen) L I BEL AND SLANDER See a l so News Ozark I ns t i tute Pol i ce-State Po l i ce Wes ton , Joseph H a r ry --A i ken , E nm t : See Newton County Med i ca l Center --Da v i s , John P . : See Pol i ce-State Po l i ce --Dodr i l l , Lou i s A r t : US Sup reme C t rejects Arkansas Democ rat request for d i sm i ssal of l i be l su i t f i l ed by Lou t s Dod r i l l ; case goes back to C i rcu i t C t fo r t r i a l F20 , 3A : 7 --Evans , E a r l : D r Evans f i l es $ 1 , 01 0 , 000 s l ande r su i t aga i ns t forme r US · Attorney W . H . D i l l ahunty ; l etter from Bob R i l ey wri tten on s ta t i onery from Governo r • s off i ce sought re l ease o f Evans f rom p r i son Ag29 , 7A : l Federal Cou rt d i sm i sses s l ande r s u i t by Dr E a r l Evans aga i ns t W. H . D i l l ahunty D24 , 4A : 7 --Thompson, Dwa i n : See Pol i ce-State Pol i ce L I BE RTY FEST See I ndependence Day L I BRA R I E S ANO L I BRAR I ANS See a l so A rk-H i s tory Conm i ss lon Central A rkansas L i brary Sys tem Co 1 leges-L I b ra r l es Educa t i on (gen ) --L l b ra r l es Ga r l an d County L I brary T r i Lakes Reg ional U b ra ry L I BRARY ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so Te l ev l s f on-Noncomne rc l a l L I E DETECTORS Al l unl i censed pol yg raph exam iners must s top wo rk , S ta te Pol i ce tol d M r5 , ]A : 1 L I EN S See C red i t 1 73 L I QUOR 1 980 requests Mr20, 4A : 1 Mac Carder orders suspens i on of 7 l i censes Mr2 1 ,4A : 6 John Workman a rt i c l e cal l s a l cohol the most p rotected d rug i n Amer i ca ; c i tes abuse f i gures Mr2 9 , 8A : I Two underaged pol I ce cadets purchase l i quor from 36 s to res at L i t t l e Rock Ap 1 5 , 4A:4 B i rthday party ra i ded a t Conway ; 500·600 atten d ; George W. Sch lc t l charged w i th v i o l a t i ons of l i quor l aws Ap1 5 , 5A : 2 ABC permi ts granted, i n c l u d i ng one i n Drew County Ap 1 8 , 8A : 6 D rew County g roup has not ended oppos i t ion to s to re near Wi l ma r Ap2 0 , 5A : I Sta te Court o f Appea l s re jects a rgument that Randy Bowen shou l d have been acq u i tted because I n h i s d runkenness he d i d not have spe c l f l c I n ten t to convnl t a c r i me Ap24 , I OA : l D r i ve aga i n under way i n Conway County to ban sa l e o f a l co ho1 i c beve rages Hy4 , 8A : l ABC g rants 4 perm i ts , den i e s four My22 , 6A : 2 Two c l ub perm i t s revoked ; 1 5 suspended My22 , 6A : 3 Reg u l a t ion p roposed to ban open i ng o f p r i vate d ubs on Sunday and to rema i n open a.f ter 1 : 00 a .m. My2 2 , 6A : 6 C r i ttenden County passes . . l aw to bar Tennessee agents f rom keep ing West Memph i s l i quor s to res under surve i l l ance Hy22 , 1 0A : l Wes t Memph i s po l i ce advi sed not to enforce ban on surve i l l ance My23 , 1 3A : 2 Al co hol l c Beverage Con t rol Bd cons i ders 38 regul a t ion changes Je1 9 , 4A : 4 Boa rd act i ons o n perm i ts Je1 9 , 1 0A : 4 Al l o f Logan County I s to ta l l y dry, ABC says Je28 , 7A : 2 Leg l s l a t l ve panel backs p l an to form conrn to s tudy l iquor l aws Jy2 , 4A : 6 Heavy oppo s i t i on vo i ced to requests for c l ub pe nn l ts I n Boone and Yel l Coun t i es Jy1 2 , 4A : 7 C h i cka 1 ah Mounta i n res i dents f i g h t c l ub pe rm i t for restau rant Jyl 3 , SA : 1 Perml ts g ranted several appl i cants Jy25 , 1 1 A : 7 N i ne l i cense requests app roved Jy26 , 5 B : 1 Frank B roy l es comp l a i n s about ma rke t i ng o f "Razorback" bee r ; ABC to recon s i de r Ag5 ,4A : 8 Perm i t den t ed Va l l ey Sportsmen C l ub on Ch l cka l ah Mtn Ag6 , 2A : 8 Pet i t ions seek vote to L I QUOR a l l ow l i quor sa les I n Boone County Ag7 , 9A : 2 Ed i to rs co111Tien t on ob ject ion to sa le of Razo rback Bee r , D rew County ed i to r says c r i me and acc i dent rate c l i mbs I n h i s county s i nce ABC overrode wi shes o f the peop l e and app roved outlets Agl 0 , 3 E : 4 Permi t for C h l cka l ah Mounta i n c l ub refused ; other Bd act ions l i s ted Ag2 1 ,9A : I E d i to r ques t ions oppos 1 t ion from UA o ff i c i a l s on use of Razorback embl em on beer Ag24 , 3E : 3 Pet i t ions f i led i n Conway and Drew Count ies on dry vote; Sharp County g roup seeks to l egal i ze s a l es S 3 , 9A : 1 State Atto rney General supports A l co ho 1 1 c Beverage Con t ro l Comm con tent ion that I t , and not courts , has so l e autho r i ty to revoke perm i t s 5 5 , 6A : I Group f i l es su i t to have Act 1 32 of 1 969, the l aw a 1 1 ow l n g p r i vate c l ubs i n d ry coun t i es , dec l a red un cons t i tut iona l S l O , l OA : 6 P i ne Bl uff to vote on l i quor-by-the-d r i nk S i l , 7A : 8 Pet i t i ons cert i f i ed for wet-dry vote I n Frankl i n County S t 2 , 7A : 2 P i ne B l uff and C l a rk County to vote on .li quor sales S t 3 , 7A : l S ta t i s t i cs on p r i vate cl ubs S 1 3 , 1 2A : 5 C l a rk and D rew County pet i t ions may not be suff i c i en t for vote S l 8 , 8A : 4 Three perm i ts g ranted , s i x den i ed by ABC S1 8 , 1 3A : l ABC reverses dec i s i ons on p r i vate c l ub perm i ts at Fayettev i l l e and West Memph i s S t 9 , 5A : 3 Pet i t i ons In Frankl i n County rul ed I nsuff i c i en t for vote 0 3 , 6A : 5 Seven permi ts g ranted ; Bl ackwel l perm i t to s tand 0 1 6 , 4A : l Perm i ts g ranted fo r 3 c l ub� den i ed 4 requests Ot 6 , 1 0A : 1 Cou rt rul es wet-dry vote off C l a rk County ba l l ot 01 6 , t OA : � Cou rt su i t f i l ed by Lawrence County res i dents seeks to ha l t sa l e o f a l cohol i c beverages by p r i vate c l ubs In d ry coun t i es ; Act 1 32 of 1 969 under a ttack 02.6 , I A : 2 Wet I s sue fa l l s I n Boone Coun ty ; P i ne Bl uff votes m i xed d r i nks ; s a l e of l i quor I n L i ve Oak townsh i p ln D rew County approved ; Baxter County res i dents of 2 townsh i ps vote to con t i nue sa l es ; one C l eve l and County townsh i p 1 74 1 980 L I QUOR votes aga i ns t sa l e N5 , 4A : 4 Boa rd hears 1 3 perm i t appea l s , over ru l es 8 dec i s ions N20 , 6A : I Boa rd ac t i on on perm i t requests N21 ,6A : 3 Law a l l ow i ng c i rcu i t courts to ho l d the i r own hea r i ngs on gran t i ng l i quor per m i ts ru l ed i nva l i d D9 , 5A : 7 Several new ru l es adopted by ABC ; d i stance between l i quor s to res and chu rches and schoo l s reduced D 1 8 , 1 J A : 2 B i l l s on l i quor l aw revi s ion endorsed by l eg i s panel D1 9 ,4A: 1 See a l so Ark-Al cohol i c Beverage Con t rol D i v Ark- F l nances--Budgets Beer and B rewi ng I ndustry Parks--Pe t l t Jean L I QUORI , MARTY See a l so Runn i ng L I TERACY See 1 l 1 I te racy L I TERATURE See Books and L i te rature L I TTER See Waste Mate r i a l s L I TTLE MAUMELLE R I VE R B r i dge wes t o f L i t t l e Rock feared weakened by recent s to rm Ap26 , 3A: 1 See a l so R i vers L I TTLE ROCK Art i cl e on Southwes t L i t t l e Rock, home to one-th i rd of c i ty ' s popu l a t i on Ap7 , 1 B : 2 Sense of commun t ty emerg i n g I n Southwest L i tt l e Rock Ap8 , 1 B : 4 S tudy measures a t t i tudes of Southwes t res i dents towa rd c i ty Ap9, 1 B:2 See a l so Advert I s I ng A i r Po 1 1 u t I on AMF, I nc Bapt i s t Med i ca l Center Bl acks ( I n Ark) Cen t ra l Arkansas L i b ra ry Sys tem Commerc i a l Natl Bank Educa t ion-L i tt l e P.ock Fa 1 con Jet Corp F i remen-L i t t l e Rock Hote l s , Bars , Hotel s , N i gh t C l ubs and Res taurants Hous i ng Med i c i ne-Ambul ance Method i s t Chu rch • • L I TTLE RO CK -Bu l l d i ngs Nat i onal By-Produces Parks-Li t t l e Rock Pornography and Obscen i ty Posta l Servi ce P r i sons-L i tt l e Rock Protestant Ep i scopal Church Robbe r i es and Thefts Sex C r i mes Southern Med i a tor Sunday Obse rvance Tax i cabs and Tax i ca b D r i vers Te l ev i s ion-Cab l e TV Tran s i t Sys tems-L i ttle Rock Twent i eth Centu ry C l ub Un ion Natl Bank Water Women ' s C i ty C l ub Wo rthen Bank and Trust Co Zoos Area Pl ann I ng and Renewa I . C i ty may need to use non-annexa t ion as p l ann l ng too l Ja l 0 , 4A : 6 Gazette en courages f l ex l b i l l ty in annexa t i on pol icy Ja l 4 , I OA : l A rt i c l e on orde r l y g rowth of O t ter C reek devel opment Ja20 , 8 E : 2 Repo rt by Metropl an staff member c r I t i ct zes annexa t I on po I t cy ; County Judge W. E . Beau1TDnt ca l l s rept cheap shots Mr27 t 7A: l Sewe r and p l an n i ng s ta ff s t udy advi ses l i m i t i n g g rowth I n Northwest part o f c i ty ; I m pact of res t r i c t i ons woul d be g reat My3 , 1 A : 5 Gazette commen ts on shap i ng g rowth o f c i ty Myl 2 , 1 0A : 1 C i ty d i rectors and p l anners agree to re s t r i c t g rowth i n wes t Hy1 6 , l OA : 1 C i ty O f rectors ag ree to ease res t r i c t i ons on deve l opment Jn northwest part of c i ty Agl 4 , 4A : I Ed i to r i a l on eas i n g of bu i l d i n g res t r f c t lons and sewer load Ag 1 6 , J 6A : 1 Renova ted a reas I n Cumber l and S t reet v i c i n i ty appeal to a rch i tects S25, 1 0 : 1 C i ty uphel d I n refu s i ng to rezone s i te a t Parham Rd and H i ghway 1 0 fo r Sa feway store 0 4 , IA:2 B u i l d i ngs --Atki n s I nsurance Co : F i rm p l ans a new 1 0-story b l dg at Lou i s i ana and Capi tol Hy28 , 1 A : 8 - - B l as s Bu i l d i ng : H i s to r i c b l dg to be restored Hy25 , 5E : l . 1 75 1 980 L I TTLE ROCK -Bu i l d i ngs - - F i rst Fede ral Sav i ngs and Loan ; At r i um lobby a t t racts I n terest Jel l , 1 8 : 4 Atr i um to act as I nsul ato r , re duce energy use Jy2 ] , 6E : 3 --Lafayette Bu i l d i n g : Hotel Lafayette to be renovated fo r use as o f f i ces and reta i l space My28 , 1 A : 8 --Red Ca rpet I nn : See a l so US-Job Corps --Stat Ion House: Renovat I on g f ves o l d Term i nal Hotel new l i fe as an apartment house and food and reta i l s to res ; name changed to The S ta t ion House S4 , 1 0 : 4 - -Tenenbaum Bu i l d i n g : Poss i b i l i ty o f demo l i t i on of b l dg l s c l oser My29 , 9A : l F i re heavi l y damages b l dg wh i ch was s l ated to become pa rt of shopp i n g a rea N7 , 6A : 3 --Term i na l Hotel : Name changed to The Sta t i on House S4 , 1 D : 4 --Ward (Zeb) Bu i l d i n g : N i nety-n i ne y r o l d b l dg gets facel i ft Jy1 7 , 1 D : 3 £!!y_ Boa rd o f D 1 rec to rs Don Me h l burger res i gns to devote more t i me to new bus i ness Ja1 2 , 1A : 3 Appl i ca t i ons sought for Mehl burger repl acemen t Ja 1 4 , 4A : I L i s t narrowed to S on Bd Jat 6 , 1 3A : 1 Fo rmer Mayor By ron R. Morse chosen to f i n i sh Mehl bu rger term Ja1 9 , 1 A : 2 Mayor Hubbel has rep resented fl rm o f Rector-Ph i l l i ps-Morse, sees no con fl l e t I n vote fo r appmt of Horse to C i ty Bd o f D i rectors F5 ,4A : 7 Of f i c i a l s tes t i fy In federal ct case a l l eg i ng at-l a rge e l ect ion of Bd keeps wh i tes I n power Mrl l ,2A :4 Ca r l e ton McHu l l l n tes t i f i es h e has not seen p roof that Cha r l es Bussey I n te r fe res I n c i ty ope rat i ons Mrl 2 , 8A : 7 John W . Wa l ker tes t i f i es that c i ty sent s i gn a l to wh i tes to move to western L i t t l e Rock by school , hous i ng and t ra f f i c patterns ; Ch'a rles Bussey a t tacked Hr l 3 , 5A : l Judge G . Thomas E i se l e rul es C i ty Bd o f D i rectors need not make pub l i c what occurred at execut i ve sess ion I n 1 978 when a b l ack woman was chosen fo r Bd, ru l i ng came du r i ng t r i a l see k i ng end to a t · 1 a rge el ec t i on s Mr22 , 1 A : 2 L I TTLE ROCK -Convent ion Cen ter Judge E i se l e reverses rul i ng on c l osed sess ion ; M i chael Cas t l eman tes t i f i es he res i gned so a b l ack coul d be named to Bd Mr25 , I A : 2 C i ty respon s i ve to ·b l acks , Hubbe l l and 2 off i c i a l s tes t i fy Mr26 , 8A : l Dwi ght L i n kous tes t i f i es s ta l ma te had no rac i a l overtones Mr27 ,6A : 1 O ff i c i a l s se rve w i thout pay My l l , 1 0A : 1 Leader sh i p Roundtab l e asks ha l t to C ity D i rector e l ect ion p rocess un t l I ct rul es on chal l enge to a t - l a rge e l ect ion S4 , 1 A : 5 Fede ral Judge G . Thomas E i se l e wi l l d i sm i s s s u i t op pos ing a t- l a rge e l ec t i on S6 , I A : 6 Ga zette p ra i ses E i se l e dec i s ion on c i ty-w i de e l ec tion of C i ty Di rectors S 1 0 , 24A : 1 Judge G . Thomas E i se l e rules method o f choos i ng c i ty d i rectors not harmful to bl acks 52 7 , l BA : t C i ty D i rector Cha rles Bussey admi ts he t r i ed to set t l e an o l d score by wo r k i ng aga i nst e l ect ion of Lo t t i e Shackl efo rd and Myra Jones N7, 1 A : 6 Ed i to r i a l on Charles Bussey 1 s grudge N l 2 , 22A : I f.!.!l. Mana�e r . C i ty D i rector Ch&rles Bussey seeks to cut powe r o f C i ty Manager Ca rl eton E . McMul l f n ; othe r d f rectors react cool l y Ja3 , 1 A :4 Gazette cal l s p roposal by D i rector Cha r l es Bussey ' medd l ing ' Ja4 , 1 6A : l Mayor Hubbe l l d i spel s any chanee HcMu l l l n ' s job I n jeopardy Ja1 0 , 4A : l C i ty Manager Carleton E . HcHul l l n may res i gn soon Apl 0 , 1 A : 3 McHul l l n to res i gn i n Jul y Ap1 1 , 1 A : 3 Cand i dates down to e i gh t Je1 9 , 1 A : 8 Th ree ap pear to have I n s i de t rack fo r appmt Je22 , 7A : 1 C t ty manage r 1 1 st na r rowed to fou r Je2 8 , 1 A : 2 Boa rd o f D I rectors and publ i c ques t ion 4 manager f i na l i s ts Jy4 , 1 1 A : l Mahlon A . Hart i n , a b l ack, named C i ty Manager Jy8 , 1 A : 3 Se l ec t i on o f Mart l n , a b l ac k , p ra i sed by Gazette Jy9 , 1 8A : 1 Carl eton McMul l l n gave Ma r t i n an opportun i ty to p rove h i s me t t l e Jy1 3 , 8A : 1 Con ven t i on Cen ter . C l ea r i ng o f s i te of future center set Ja5 , 4A : l L i t t l e Rock C l ty Di rectors ag ree to �ego t i ate sa l e of convent i on center • · 1 76 L I TTLE ROCK -Convent ion Center � · 1 980 L I TTLE ROC K -E l ections E l ect ions --C i ty Board of D i rectors : ---Pos i t lon 3 : Don Bu rkett i s can d i da te 5 3 , BA : l Frank Lamb r i ght f i les S9 ,4A : 4 Candi dates a re Don Burke t t , F rank Lamb r i gh t , Tom Rob i n son and Ga l e F . Weeks S26 , 4A : l Weeks can d i dacy touches off m i l d t remors a t C i ty Hal l S2 8 , 6A: 3 Summa ry o f campa l gn 026 , BA : l Gazette endorses Frank Lamb r i ght 031 , 22A : 1 Ga l e F . Weeks appears headed for v i c to ry N 5 , 4A:4 -- -Pos i t ion 5: Lot t i e Shacke l ford f l J es for reel ect ion S 6 , 8 A : lt Can d i dates a re La rry Al l en , Greg B rewer, La rry Case, W. H. Cunvni ngs and Lot t i e Shacke l ford S26 ,4A : l A l l en l eaves race S27 , 8A : 3 Sunvnary of campa i gn 026 ,SA : l Gazette en dorses Lot t i e Shacke l ford 0 3 l , 22A : 1 Lott ie Shackel ford wins ree l ec t i on N 5 , 4A : 4 ---Pos l t i on 6 : Mayo r Webster Hubbel l f i l es for ree l ec t ion S6 . 8A : 4 Can d i dates a re Webste r Hubbe l l and Je rome 1 . Saubers S26 ,4A: 1 Summary of �ampa l gn 026 ,SA : I Gazette en dorses Webs ter Hubbe l l 03 1 ,22A : l Webs te r Hubbe l l ree l ected NS ,4A : 4 ---Pos i t ion 7 : Myra Jones f i les for ree lect ion S6 ,8A : 4 Can d i da tes a re Myra Jones and Josh E . HcHughes S26 , 4A : l Summary of campa i gn 026 , 8A : l Gazette endorses Myra Jones 03 1 , 22A : l Hyra Jones w ins ree l ec t i on N5 , 4A: 4 --Mun i c i pa l Judge: L l oyd Haynes requests that h i s 3 opponents be d i s• qua l i f i ed fo r not mee t i ng f i l i n g re qu I rement ; Haynes coul d be d f squa I I fled 0 1 5 , 1 A : 3 Haynes undec i ded on s u i t 0 1 6 , SA : f Candidates not re qu i red to fi le p l edges , Attorney Gen S teve C la rk says 0 1 7 ,4A : 6 Summary of campa i gn by Wa rren H. Webster, Al l an Dl shongh , C l a rence W. Cash and L l oyd R. Haynes for c r i m i na l d i v seat of L i tt l e Rock Mun i c i pa l Ct 026 , 9A : 1 H . Al l an D l shongh w ins easy v i c tory N5 , 4A: l D i shongh e l ected j udge o f 1 s t D i v , and Wi l l i am R . But l e r j udge of 2nd D i v N6 ,6A: 1 bonds M r2 1 , 1 A : 2 C i ty o ff i c i a l s sur p r i sed at concess i ons made fo r Center Mr2 3 , 4A : l C i ty selects T . J . Raney and Sons and E . F . Hutton to handle sa l e of $25 , 875 , 000 In bonds Ap l 2 , 1 A : 3 Sa l e o f bonds fo r center de l ayed Hy 1 5 , 6C : 3 C i ty o ff i c i a l s be g i nn i ng to wonder about l ack o f progress on project Jyl 5 , 3A : l Mayor Webster Hubbel l upset by more de lays , con s i de rs hal t to p roject Jy 1 7 , 1 A : 2 Long-term f i nancing to be provided by S&L, 3 banks at L i t t l e Rock; way c l ea red fo r con s truc t i on Jy23, 1 A : 2 Bond sa l e de layed Jy3 1 , 5A : 1 Oocu· ments s i gned, g round b reaking nea r Ag6 , 1 1 A : 1 Su l t f l i e d by John Norman Harkey and Marsha l l B . Purvi s cha l l enges p l an Ag1 4 , 1 A : 2 Sa l e of bonds de l ayed unt i l l aws u i t set t l ed AgJ 6 , 1 A : 2 Su l t t s f r i vo l ous , caus ing del ay , defendants respond Ag20 ,4A: l John Norman Ha rkey offer to set tle su l t I s dee I l ned by Mayo r Hubbel 1 Ag2 1 , I A : 2 Ea r l y t r i a l set on sui t ; Ha rkey ca l J s project a fraud and a scam Ag23, I A : S Two tes t i fy · I n su i t Ag27, 1 SA : 1 Su l t to b l ock hotel , center I s rejected ; bonds to be sol d desp i te prom i se to appeal rul I ng Ag28 , 1 A : 6 Ra te o n bonds s et at 9 . 626 pct; p l anned center faces cuts 53, I A : 2 Ent i re bond I ss ue sol d a f ter rate ra i sed S5 . I A : 5 Skybrea k l ng ceremony he l d ; hotel has a l ready booked a reg ional conven t i on fo r 1 983 S 1 9 , 4A : 1 Sca l e model o f center and hotel N l 1 , 1 A : 4 N 1 1 , 3A : 7 Name recom mended for compl ex I s State House Centre 04 , 7A : 1 See a l so Hotel s �L i t t l e Rock Convent I ons and Con g resses . P r i me T i me offe rs va r i ed act i v i t i es to enterta i n w i ves d u r i ng conven t i ons S28 , 5E : 1 Econom i c Con d i t ions and Trends . Art i c l e on dec l i ne of N i nth Street , once the heart o f the b l ack bus i ness d i s t Jyl 0 , 1 8 : 2 Effect of wh i te f l i ght f rom schoo l s on bus i ness d i scussed Ag8 , 8A : 5 --Smal l Bus tness : See a l so Po l ytech , I n c 1 77 L I TTLE ROCK - F i nances 1 980 F i nances and Budgets . C i ty Bd of D i rectors may ask voters to app rove an ea rn i ngs tax Ja 1 3 , 1 0A : l Benton Mayor Gera l d Porter c r i t i cal of p ro posed earn i ngs tax Ja 1 6 , 2A : 4 Board drops p l an s for elect i on on proposed ea rn i ngs tax Hy l , l OA : l C i ty D i rectors d i scuss charg i n g serv i ce fee to school s · and federal and s tat.e fa c l 1 1 t i es I n c i ty t n l i eu of taxes ; earn tngs tax a l so suggested Ag29 , l A : 7 F i scal outlook worsens a fte r defeat of 3 -m i l l road tax and reject ion of a new s tate cons t i tu t i on ; franch i se tax r i se , h i gher san i tat ion fee s tud ied N7, 1 A : 8 P i cture g r i m fo l l owi n g con serva t i ve sweep i n general e l ect ion N9 , 2E : 1 See a l so Parks-L i tt l e Rock Government Empl oyees and Off i c i a l s . Pol i ce Ch i ef Wa l te r E . S t mpson g i ves Pat ro l man Floyd G . Van Ho rn wri tten rep r i ma n d fo r comments made to press l as t November Ja3,4A : 7 L i t t l e Rock Po l i ce Lodge defeats cal l fo r no conf i dence vote on Ch i e f Wa l ter E . S impson Agl 3 , 1 2A: 4 S i mpson wants copy o f reso l u t ion Ag l 4 , 4A : 7 I t takes $ 1 0 1 , 200 a yea r to keep a pol i ce off i ce r on patrol at L i t t l e Rock Ag·i 9 , I A : 4 - - D i s c r i mi nat ion : Two mechan i cs f f 'l e rac i a l b i as s u i t Ja25 , 9A : 4 US Judge E i se l e f i nds no b i as I n f i ring of Edwa rd W. Anderson Jr Mr8, 1 2A : 6 Cha rl es R . Stewa rt f i l es age b i as s u i t aga i ns t c i ty a fter d i sm i ssa l from F i re Dept Ap2 0 , 2A : 5 �-Pens i on s and Re t i rement : C i rcu i t Court uphot.ds pens ion fo r Mrs Joanne Beard who ret i red at age 48 afte r serv i ng 1 0 y rs a s a L i tt l e Rock Mu n i c i pa l Court c l erk Hyl 0 , 4 A : 4 --Wages and Hours : Non-uni formed workers ra t i fy wage agreement 0 1 7, 1 3A : 2 Pol i cemen approve sa l a ry package ; some sa l a r ies wl l l a l most doub l e 022 , 1 A : 4 F i remen rat t fy sa l a ry con t racts for next 2 y rs 02 3 , 1 3A : t L i s t o f top sa l a r t es D 7,6A: 5 H i s to r i c Bu i l d i ngs and S i tes . Zeb Wa rd house I s be i n g tm down Ja8 ,8A :t L I TTLE ROCK -Pol i t i cs Art i cl e on 1 0 1 -yea r-o l d Cha rl es James L i nco l n house at L i t t l e Rock and I ts h i sto r i c con tents Hrl 3 , 2 D : 1 Cochran House resto red to former grac iousness Mr27 , 1 D : I R i chard B ragg House , Cen t ra l B ranch YHAC , Waters House and Marshal Squa re H i s to r i c D i s t added to Nat i onal Reg i s te r Hr2 7 , 2D : 1 Abel es Apartment B l dg was home to p rom i nent fami l i es Ap l 0 , 1 D : 4 Remmel F l ats fea t u re Apl 0 , 2 0 : 1 Pa t r i ck J . O ' B r i en house res tored Ap l 0 , 2 D : 4 Rag l and House at 1 6 1 7 Cumbe r l and restored Myl , 2D : J Al lo ca t i on of funds f rom s ta te hol ds up renovat ion of P i ke-Fl etche r-Terry Mans ion Ag 1 4 , 1 B : 5 Kempner House bei ng restored by Raymond B ranton Assoc i a tes fo r o f f i ce space 09 , l D : t L eiper-Scott house resto re d , used by l aw f i rm 0 9 , 2 0 : 1 See a l so Arch i tects and Arc h i tecture H r s tory. A rt t c 1 e on h I s to r l c Fourche I s l and and the Kea tts and Th i baul t fam i l ies who set t l ed l t F20 , 7C :.4 See a l so L I t t l e Rock C 1 ub Commun i ty Human Resources Task Fo rce head Pa rne 1 R i l ey gets rebuke f rom Dept D i rector Natha n i e l H i l t duri ng protest a t C i ty Ha l l ; both men a re b l ack Jel 3 , 1 A : 4 Mayor . Some c t ty d t rectors want mayor to be el ected by the peop l e 026, l 2A: I Mayor Hubbe 1 1 to seek 2nd term; mayor returns unused campa l gn funds to con t r i butors N1 6 , 5A : I He t rocen t re Hal l . A rea porvl des fresh , new outlook for downtown Hy4 , 3G : 1 See a l so Mus i c Po l i t i cs and Gov t . Wes t S i de c i t i zens and P roperty Owners Assn says I f c i ty mgt and serv i ces do not I mp rove, a pet i t ion d r i ve wi l l seek change I n form of govt Ja9 , 1 2A : l G roup to s ta rt pet i t ion d r i ve to swt tch to Mayor-Counc i l form o f govt Hr4 , 9A : 4 Managemen t sys tem to be reorgan i zed by Hahlon Ma rt i n ; 3 posts el t mt nated Ag2 7 , 1 A : 6 E ffo rt to change f rom c l ty Depf. 1 78 L I TTLE ROCK -Po l i t i cs 1 980 manager form of govt i s abandoned 030 , lOA: 3 · Popu l a t ion and V i tal Stat i s t i cs . Census returns show about 1 55 , 000 res i dents Jy4 , 9A : l San i tat i on Dept . A r t i c l e on wo rk of garbage col l ectors N JO , l F : l Trash col l ec tors a t L i t t l e Rock t ry to gather a l i tt l e respect Dl , 1 8 : 1 S t reets . Traff i c eng i nee r Jan B . Ca rter ret i ri n g afte r 3 3 y r s D2 1 , 7A : 1 See a l so Roads (gen ) --us I n ters ta te 40 L I TTLE ROCK A I R FORCE BASE Art i c l e on ea r l y years i n Ark and i mpact on the a rea 06 , 1 6 : 2 Art i c l e on efforts to secure base for Ark 07, 1 B :2 Al r Force Secretary Hans M. Hark to he l p celebrate 25th ann i versary 0 8 , 8A : l Jacksonv i l l e has been a th r i v i ng town s i nce 1 94 1 when Ordnance P l an t was b u l 1 t there 08, 1 8 : 5 Commun i ty-pl anned base ca l l ed a model 09 , 1 B : 2 Col John T. Moser rel i eved of comman d rep l aced by Col Rona 1 d J . B I shop Dlt , 1 A : 2 L I TTLE ROCK . ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT See a J so L I bel -�Dodr i l 1 News and News Hed l a L I TTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS GAZETTE Two b l ack empl oyees f r l e race and sex b i a s charge aga i ns t Gazette F1 5 , 3A: l L I TTLE ROC K ARSENAL See Parks-L i tt l e Rock--HacA rthur L I TTLE ROCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Women and b l acks added to boa rd Dl 3 , 6C : l L I TTLE ROC K CLUB Art i c l e on boathouse c 1 ub enjoyed by men of L i t t l e Rock unt i l I t burned i n 1 938 H r1 6 , 1 F : 2 L I TTLE ROC K METROPOL I TAN AREA Met rop l an , the pl ann i n g agency for Pul aski and Sa l i ne Count i es , ma rks 25th ann i ve rsary, notes successful h i s to ry Ja6 , l OA : l Gazette commen ts on work of Hetroplan Ja6 , 2E : 1 L I TTLE ROCK. SOUTHERN ME D I ATOR B l ack-o r i ented paper offers i dent i ty to I ts readers M rl 0 , 1 8 : 5 L I VE STOCK See a l so Bea rs Ca t t l e Expos t i ions and Fa i rs Wa ter Po1 l ut l on LLAMAS Searcy fa rmer Ma r t I n De r r i ck keeps l l amas as pets Jy2 1 . 2B : l LOANS , STUDENT See Co l l eges (gen) --Scha l a rsh l ps LOBBY I NG AND LOBBY I STS See al so A rk-Governor (Off i ce O f) --Wash i ng ton , D . C . LOCAL GOVERNMENT I NSTl ·TUTE Art i c l e on work of new agency offe r i ng expe rt l se to _c i ty , county projects 07 , 2 B : 3 LOCKE , GEORGE E . See a l so O l e South Foods LOCKESBURG See a l so Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas Co LOFTON, FLOYD See a l so F reedom of the P ress LOGAN COUNTY I n d i ctment charg i n g County Judge Bu�ter Tr i tt wi th v i o l a t i on of p u rchas I ng 1 aws I s d rapped ; c t v l 1 ac t ion may be f i l e d Ap2 , 8A : 6 Judge Buster Tr i tt to comp l y w i th pu rchase l aw ; Ta tum says v i o l a t i ons we re not I n ten t iona l Ap3 , 5A : 1 General e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : I See a l so Murders -RI tch l e To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 LOGOLV STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Logo l y LOGUE , TOH J . See a l so Bapt i s t Student Un ion LOMAN CO, I NC Jackson v i l l e p l an t fs wo rl d ' s l a rgest fuel - l i ne vent i l a t i ng equ i p ment make r Ag 3 , 5E :t LONG ( ROBERT) FAM I LY See a l so B raz t l l ans I n Ark LONGEV I TY See a l so Moore, Wi l l i am J . LONOKE See a l so A rk-Loca l Govt--Contracts · . . . LONOKE ' 79 LONOKE 1 980 MALVERN MacLA I N E , S H I RLEY See a l so P r i sons-Arkansas State Pen l tent i a ry--Escapes HADDOX, W I L L I AM S . Art i c l e on re t i r i ng So l l Conser vation Se rvi ce personnel d i rector D2 , IB: 1 MAD I SON COUNTY General e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : 1 See a l so P r l sons-Ma d l son County Ja i l MAGAZ I N E MOUNTA I N RECREAT ION AREA See Parks (gen) --Maga z l ne MAGAZI NE S See a l so A rkansan At I ant i c Month 1 y Maxy 1 s Journa 1 MAG I C AND MAG I C IANS Art i c l e on mag l c i an Paul Tay l o r Mr2 1 , 1 8 : 1 MAG I C MART-STE RL I NG STORES See a l so Sunday Obse rvance MAG I C SPRI NGS AMUSEMENT PARK See Amusement Parks MAGNOL I A See a l so C�eml s try and Chem i ca l s Ch r i s t ' s Fel lowsh i p Church Dow Chem i ca l Corp Method I s t Chu rch MAI L See Postal Service MA I L ORDER COMPAN I ES Art i c l e on L i tt l e Rock nat i ve Ri chard Tha l he i me r and h i s h i gh l y success fu l ma i 1 order f f nn , The Sharper I mage Ja1 3 , 1 F : 2 MA I LER, NORMAN Pul i tzer P r i ze-winn i ng wri te r to marry Jazz s i nger C a rol Steven s , then d i vorce her and marry Nor r i s Chu rch , an Atkins na t i ve and forme r Russe l l vl l l e H i gh School teache r ; ma rri ages to honor women w i th whom he J i ved and t e g f t i m l ze the i r chi l d ren 0 1 4 , 9A : 5 MAJORS , JOHN See a l so Hotel s- L l tt l e Rock MALAK, FAHMY A . See a l so Ark-Med i cal Exami ner O f f i ce MALVERN Spec i a l e l ec t ion to choose new c i ty Educa t i on-Lonoke LONOKE COUNTY Former Sher i ff Gol den Moore J r , who seeks return to o f f i ce , charged a t North L i tt l e P.ock I n case I nvo l v i ng s to l en t ruck Hy23 , 3A : 1 Gol den Moo re rece i ves $25 . 00 f i ne i n t ruck i n c i den t Jy4 , 1 9A : 2 Gol den Moore J r cha rged wi th theft i n t ruck case Jy9, 1 3A : 4 E i ghteen road empl oyees l a i d off N l 5 , 6A : I Some county o ff i c i a l s upset �Y Quorum C t panel cal l for a s taf f cut N 1 6 , 9A : 1 Quorum Court votes to del ete ra i ses for coun ty of fi c i a l s and empl oyees rather than cut jobs N20 , 1 2A : 1 See a l so Po 1 1 ce-Lonoke · Co Sept t c Tanks Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 LOST BRI DGE T RA I L See Tra t l s LOTTE R I ES See a l so Cha i n Letters LOWE, LYNNE See a l so P res i den t i a l E l ec t ion o f 1 980Republ l can Repub 1 1 can Party LOWELL See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s LOWMAN, LARRY See a l so Parks-V i l l age C reek LUM AND ABNER See a l so Te l ev i s ion-Programs LYN N , JACK T . P rominent L i t t l e Ro�k bus i nessman I s su i c i de v i c t i m Jy30 , 1 A : 3 LYON , FRANK JR See a l so Wh I te R i ver - M MABELL I NE CO Large warehouse to be bui l t a t North L i tt l e Rock p l an t , add new jobs Jy2 7 , 3A : 2 HACKEY (W I LL I AM ) FAM I LY la rge n umber of fami l y membe rs who a re col l ege g raduates show app rec i a t i on for educ My20 , 6B : 1 1 80 MALVERN 1 980 HASSE RY o ffers nonc r i t i ca l emergency room servi ces Mr1 3 , I B : 2 MARKE T I NG AND MERCHAND I S I NG A rt i c l e on Eu l a l i a Hen d r i x , who conducts ma rke t i n g su rveys Ag31 , 1 F : 4 MARLAR, JOHN See a l so Ouach i ta County HARR I AGE BUREAU , I NTERNATI ONAL See Ha rr I ages MARR I AGES I nterna t i ona l Harri age B u reau o f f i ce at L i t t l e Rock he l ps ma tch p rospect i ve ma r ria ge partners Fl 3 , 2B : 1 Attorney Genera l Steve C l a rk says wa i t ing pe r i od for ma r r i age 1 1 cense i s 3 days , exc l ud i ng day o f appl i ca t ion and day of i s suance Jy29 , 5A : I See a l so Sex Educat ion HARSCHEWSKI (JAMES) FAM I LY James and Judy Marschewskt ce l e brate f i rs t C h r i s tmas w i th the i r 4 adopted ch f l d ren , who a re f rom the S ioux Na t i on 025 , 28 : 1 MARSHAL MOUNTA I N WAVE See a 1 so Searcy County HART I N , ALFRED L . �ee a l so Ark- E l ections--L i eutenant Gov HART I N , DELORES J . See a l so Ark-Govt Empl oyees--Expense Accts HART I N , JAMES See a l so Taxa t i on-Rea l Esta te MART I N , HAHLON A . See a l so L i t t l e Rock-C i ty Manager HART I N , ROSEMARY See a l so Cen tral A rkansas L i b ra ry Sys tem MARTRAC FARMS P roceed i ng i n case I nvo l v i ng the W. F . H u r l ey Co nea rs end F26 , 5C : 8 MARX , STEPHEN A . See a l so P r l sons·Arkansas State Pen i tent i a ry MASEH, PAUL A l so see va r i ous subheads under entry , Educa t i on-L i tt l e Rock MASSAGE PARLORS Art i c l e on masseuse Sarah F i te and her services Ja24 , 1 B : 2 HASSERY (ANNA F . ) ESTATE Federa I j udge f I nds fau l t wl th o ff i c i a l s I n spec i a l elect ion opposed by C i ty Bd o f D i rectors Ja9 , 7A : 5 See a l so Acme B r i ck Co Educa t i on-Ma l vern Wa ter Pol l u t i on-Sewage and I n dus t r i a l Was tes MALVERN BURI AL ASSOC I AT I ON A. L . Ha r r i s 1 1 1 fo rmer t reasurer of Ass n , says f l i es needed for h i s defense have been s to l en Mr5 , 4A : 5 MAMMOTH SPR I NG STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Hanrnoth Spring MANAGEMENT ADV I SORY COUNC I L , GOVERNO R • S See a l so Ark-Po l i t i cs and Govt MANAGEMENT ( I N DUSTR I AL AND I NST l TUTl ONAL) Cen t ra l Arkansas Management Support Net\\Ork seeks to he l p nonpro f i t orgns w i th management probl ems Je25 , 8B : l MANPOWER CONSORT I UM , CENTRAL ARKANSAS Cha r l es Bussey ous ted a s cha i rman , Wi l l i am E . Beaumont e l ected ; g roup adm i n i sters CETA programs Ag6 , I A :2 L i tt l e Rock Board o f D i rectors tel l s C i ty Manager Hahl on Hart i n to w i th d raw c i ty from Cen t ra l Arkansas Man powe r Conso.r t f um by end o f month 54 , l+A : 1 MANSF I ELD See a l so Bank o f Mans f i e l d MAPLES , LADELL A rt i c l e on Ma r i ne f rom Ea r l e who was a fo rmer hostage o f I ran i an mi l i tants Ja3, 1 B : l Ladel l Maples now on duty a t Man i l a Ag24 , l B : 2 MAR IANNA See a l so Bapt i s t Church MAR I ON See a l so . F i res-Ma r i on HARi ON COUNTY Genera 1 e 1 ect Io n returns N6, 5A : I HAR I ON HOTEL See Hote l s - L i t t l e Rock MARI ONETTES F redda H i cks of L i t t l e Rock, i s l eader i n estab l i sh i ng puppet mi n i s t r i es I n churches D22 , 1 B : 4 MARKET PLACE M E D I CAL CL I N I C ( L I TTLE ROCK) C l i n i c I n wes te rn part of c i ty 1 81 MASSE RY 1 980 Worthen Bank hand l ing of estate of Mrs Anna F . Hassery, but refuses to remove t rust F22 , 8A : l MAST I C CORPORATI ON Home s i d i ng who l esa l e r viol ated usury l aw wi th a 1 pct month l y serv i ce fee on pas t due accoun ts ; am:>unt fo rfe i ted i s $37, 581 . 80 530, 6A :4 MATHEMATI CS See a l so Educa t i on-L i t t l e Rock- Teach ing A i ms MATH I S , RANDALL See a l so Ark-E l ec t i ons--Governo r MATTHEWS , WAYNE See a l so Capi ta l Pun i shment MAULD I N , B . A . See a l so Sevi er County HAUHELLE Town growth con t i nues desp i te de pressed market Ja20 ,8G : 4 Res i dents adjacent to town request ha l t to proj ect because use of fac i l i t ies a re den i ed non- res i dents desp i te use of federal funds N20 , 9A : l See a l so Carrier Corp MAXY ' S JOURNAL L i terary maga z i ne ed i ted a t Lonoke l s so l d w i de l y F24 , 3 F : I MAY, JOHN O . Dr Joseph Al l en Hay charges h i s fathe r , John O . May took $ 1 3 , 000 i n cash and 2 3 ounces o f go l d f rom the i r j o i n t s afety depos i t box S 1 4 , 1 1 A : 2 MAYFLOWER See a 1 so Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 HAY S , RI CHARD L . See a l so Courts (Ark) -Sup reme C t McADAMS , HERBERT H . I II See a l so Kempner Opera House HcALHONT COMMU N I TY HEALTH CL I N I C Art i c l e on c l i n i c I n predom i nan t l y b l ack commun i ty i n Pulaski Co F6 , 1 B : 2 McCALL, RALPH D . See a l so Sex Educa t ion He CARROLL , EARL See a l so Ac to rs McCARTY , WALTER T. (HACK) See a l so Ark- E l ectlons--Congress ( Sen ) McCLELLAN, JOHN L I TTLE Stock cert i f i cates and bank accts Hc l NTOS H , ROBERT R . that were I n t rust for Mary A 1 1 ce McDermott a re pa rt of McC l e l l an es tate, Ark Court o f Appea l s rul es Apl ] , 9A: l McCORKINDALE , ROBERT W. See a l so Courts (Ark) -C i rcu i t C ts-·-D i s t 1 4 McCRORY See a l so Center Tool and Mo l d Co He CUEN, W. J . See a l so Ark-E lectlons --Land Comr HcC U I ST I O N , LLOYD See a l so Ark-Econom i c Cond i t lons McDE RMOTT, MARY AL I CE See a l so McC l e l l an , John L i t t l e McDONNELL, JAMES S M I TH J R Fl i ght p i oneer who g rew up I n Ark d i es Ag2 3 , 1 A : 2 See a l so Avi at ion Ha l l o f Fame , Ark McGEHEE Ra 1 1 road Days Ce l ebra t i on to t n c 1 ude hoboes Je27 , 1 B : l H i s tory o f town rev i ewed as Ra i l road Days a re cel ebrated Jy6 , 2 D : 1 See a l so Po 1 I ce-HcGehee McGEHEE BANK flr7anch robbed by gunman D30 , 5A : 4 McGEHEE, JEFF D . McGehee ret i r ing after 3 3 yrs a s adm i n i s trator I n pub l i c schoo l s Ap6 , I F:2 HcHANEY, JAMES See a l so Legal Profess ion McHENRY , HENRY L . See a l so Ark-Employment Secu r i ty D i v Labor-Unemp l oyment Mc I LROY, WI LL IAH See a l so Mul berry R i ver Hc l NTOS H , ROBERT R . L i t t l e Rock ' s B l ack Santa m:>vlng f rom state Ja t 4 , 6A : l Both charges dropped In l i tter protest Ag26 , 5A : 4 Mc i n tosh J a i l ed for fa i l ure to pay chi l d support N20 , 4A : l Mc i n tosh pays f i ne, i s rel eased N2 1 , 7A : 1 Hosp i ta l b i l l not a n I ssue In ja i l ing case N22 ,2A:4 See a l so Ark-E l ect ions--Ll eutenant Gov Courts (US) -Federal Di. s t 1 82 HclNTOSH, ROBERT R . 1 980 MED I C I NE ANO HEALTH See al so Ark-Cont racts D rugs and D rug Trade Pa i d Presc r i pt ions MED I CAL SOC I ETY , ARKANSAS See a l so Nurs i ng and Nu rses MED I CARE See a l so Med i c i ne-Hea l th I nsurance MED I C I NE AND HEALTH Pl ans settled for e l ect ion o f board members of Cen t ra l Arkansas Hea l th Sys tems Agency (CASHA) Ja23 , 7A : l W i n throp Rockefel .J e r Founda t i on rept prepared by D r L i nda B l l he l me r says p revent i ng I l l ness t s on l y way to re duce med i ca l cos ts ; rept recommends removal of hea l th ca re p rovi ders f rom bd o f B l ue C ross-B l ue Sh i e l d and that hea 1 th cou rse s • 1 nc 1 udJng sex educ , be taught I n schoo l s ; B l ue C ros s spokesman says phys i c ians on I ts bd do not part t c f pate I n dec i s ions on fee schedul es F28 , 1 A : 2 Tom C . McRae says B l ue C ross response uncon s t ruct l ve , I n error F29 . 7A : 2 Gazette comnents on Rockefel l e r Fdn rept Hr2 , 2E :.l Four consumer members o f CASHA l eave mee t i ng I n p rotest Hr2 1 , 6A : 1 F i gh t w i th i n CASHA I n tens i f i es as panel rebuffs boa rd on membe rsh i ps M r25 , 5 C : 8 C r i t i cs ca l l for fede ral p robe of CAHSA, say hosp i ta l s con t ro l agency Ap9 ,9A: l Sta tewi de Hea l th Co· o rd i na t i ng Counc i l seeks study on ru l e tha t hosp i ta l s must seek ap p rova l of hea l th sys tem agenc i es to refi nance con s t ruct ion debts Ap1 6 , 8A : 6 Hartford bui l ds med i ca l cen ter , l acks phys i c i an Ap1 8 , 9A : 2 CAHSA s t ruggl es subs i de as consumer advo cates ' terms end Ap20 , 1 A : 4 CAHSA e1 ects 1 9 d i rectors ; resol u t i on charges harassmen t , l i bel of hea l th care prov i de rs Ap25 , 1 A : 2 E l ect ions of CAHSA boa rd cr i t i c i zed by s ta te AFL·C I O Hy4 . 1 4A : l La rry Tay l o r p re d i cts p rocess used by CAHSA to choose d i rectors wi l l not be app roved Je1 9 , 8A : 4 CAHSA panel agrees to c reate e l ect ion p rocess that wt 1 1 provi de for consumer repts on board Je2 0 , 9A : 1 Cuba-Refugees Hous i ng-L ( t t l e Rock K i n g , Ha rt i n Luther J r He KEE BAKI NG CO P l an t cos t i ng $ 1 6 . S mi t l lon , em ploy i ng 600 to be bui l t a t Gent ry Ja9 , 1 J A : 6 McKEE , GWENDOLYN See a l so Wr i t i n g HclARTY , THOMAS F . (MACK) See a l so Ward I ndus t r i e s , I nc McLAUGHL I N , ROY See a l so Moral Major i ty HcLEHORE , CHR I ST I E LYNN See a l so Hurders--Gatchel l McLESKEY, BOYCE See a l so C l ay County HcHATH , S I DNEY SANDERS See a l so Courts (US) -Federal D i s t HcHULL I N , CARLETON E . See a l so L i t t l e Rock�C l ty Manage r McRAE , TOM C . See a l so Ark-Con s t i tut ion · Med i c i ne (gen) HEAOOWCREEK PROJECT W i l son and Dav i d O r r crea t i ng eco l og i ca l l y sens i t i ve commun i ty w i th l ow-technol ogy jobs to support i ts res i dents i n S tone County ; grants from s tate Energy Dept , Wi nthrop Rockefe l l e r Fdn and Ozarks Reg i onal Comn used Hy20 , 1 B : l HEARS, ROGER C . JR See a l so Pulaski Co-Government Empl oyees- Eth i cs HEAT See a l so Ark-Heal th Dept HEAT PROCESSORS AND LOCKER ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so Ark-El ec t i ons--Governor MED I CA I D P l an We>rked out to a l low S tate At torney General ' s O ff i ce and Prose cutor Ben t l ey ' s o f f i ce to work to gether to prosecute Med i ca i d fraud cases Je2 1 , 7A : l Thel ma Overton fi l es class act ion s u i t a l l eg i n g s tate Med� ca i d pay I s i ns uf f i c i en t to meet needs ; Human Servi ces Dept named Ag26 , 9A : 4 1 83 ME D I C I NE ANO HEALTH ME D I C I NE ANO HEALTH 1 980 CAHSA 1 s board e l ect ion method must be changed, federa l offi c i a l says Jyl l , l OA : t CAHSA panel accepts e l ect ion p l an p resented by La r ry Tay l o r , does not endorse I t Jy25 , 7A : l CAHSA panel votes to subm i t p l an for e l ect ing members Ag8 , 7A : l Fa i l u re to a l low reg iona l hea l th p l ann i ng agencies to func t ion cou l d l ead to cen t ra l i zed con t rol , D r Cha r l es Jackson wa rns Ag1 9 ,4A : 7 CAHSA boa rd votes to change method o f se l ec t i ng members Ag22 , 3A : 1 State Hea l th Dept to ask 1 98 1 leg i s l a tu re to c reate a home care p rogram fo r those who need he l p , but do not be l ong I n nurs i ng homes S5 ,4A : 6 Oppos i t ion vo i ced to pro posed plan for choos I ng d I rec to rs of CAHSA 0 1 0 , 1 6A : 7 .Many poor peop le i n Ark b locked from med i cal ca re ; Med i ca i d I nadequate 028, 1 A :4 P rob l em of pregnant poor I n A rk d i scussed 029 , 1 A : 4 S i tuat ion of poor I n Jefferson County po ints up p ro b l ems I n ob stet r i cs 029 , l l A : l · M i dwi fe ry g rows I n popu l a r i ty wi th poo r , but of fi c i a l s q ue s t i on l egal i ty 030 , 1 A : 2 Fa i l ure to enforce H i l l -Burton Act I s part of p rob l em of l ack of · bas i c hea l th ca re I n Ark 031 , 1 A : 4 ARVAC , I nc wi l l s top t ranspo r t i ng Med i ca i d cl i en ts ; costs c i ted 031 , 1 4A : 4 Many char i ty cases sent to U n i ver si ty Hos p i ta l Nl , 1 A : 4 S l i d i ng fee sca l e a t Un i ve rs i ty Hosp t s l i t t l e he l p to low-I ncome pat i ents Nl , 1 2A : 1 Dogtrack fund I s i ron i c admiss ion state ' s poor are shunted to Hmeph l s N2 , 1 A : 4 Poo r can ' t af fo rd ca re desp i te I n c reased programs and serv i ces ·N3 , I A : 4 De spi te success , nurse-m i dwi fe program I n M i ss i ss i pp i County faces shutdown N3 , 1 3A : 1 CAHSA d i rectors approve method fo r e l ec t i ng membe.rs of board N l 4 , ll A : l S ta te Senator W. K . I ngram surpri sed to l earn that I nd i gen t Ar.k pa t i ents a t C i ty of Memph i s emergency room do not have b i l l s pa i d f rom dog t rack fund 02 , l A : 4 State Sena tor w. K . I ng ram says he del i be rate l y h i d the fact tha t money set as i de to pay Med ical b i l l s of I n d i gents had acc.umul a ted J n a spec i a l fund because he wanted I t used for C r i ttenden Co c i t i es D4 , 1 A : 2 Gazette ca 1 1 s for change I n l aw so Dog t rack Fund can be used i n Ark fo r Ind i gent pa t i ents 06 , 1 4A : I ARVAC resumes Med i ca i d t rans porta t i on service O l 0 . 9A : 3 Med i ca i d · prog ram o f A rk i s one of best J n nation 02 1 > J OA : l Lawmakers say f l • nances w i 1 1 force Leg i s l a tu re to ho l d the l i ne on ex i s t i ng prog rams 028 , 1 A : 5 Federal d i rect i ve seve rel y re s t r i cts autho r i ty of CAHSA to rev i ew reques ts for fede ra l funds subm i t ted by s tate hea l th agenc ies ; powe r to rev I ew requests wi 1 1 swt tch to S ta tewi de Hea l th Coo rd i na t i ng Counc i l D3 1 . 9A : I See a l so Ch i roprac t i c and Ch i ropractors Heal th Ca re· (Rura l ) , Nat ional Conf On Hea l th Ha i ntence Organ i za t i ons Nurs i ng and Nu rses Photography Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage . . . . Ambul ance and Other Emergency Services . Gov C l i nton s i gns act al l ow i ng coun t i es to I mpose a tax fo r emergency heal th servl ces I f approved by a major I ty of those vot I n g I n e l ec t i on on ques t i on F7 , 1 0A : 5 Newton County Vo l un teer Ambul ance Serv i ce to benef i t from Great Buffa l o R i ve r Race Jyl , 38 : 1 Su l t chal l enges l ega l i ty of tax of $ 1 5 . 00 per househol d to sup port ambul ance serv i ce S 3 , 3A: J Sev i e r County voters turn down veh i c l e tax to support serv i ces ; ambul ances to be · taken out of servi ce at end o f year S l 0 , 6C : 6 Hedt -vac Ambul ance Co wi l l no t endorse p roposed p l an to estab a L I tt. l e Rock ambul ance autho r i ty 0 1 O , 8A : J Cos ts . Winthrop Rockefe l l e r Foun da t ion rept p repared by D r L i nda B t l he l mer says preven t i on of I l l ness t s on l y way to reduce me d i ca l cos ts ; rept recommends removal of hea l th care p rovi ders f rom boa rd of B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d ; B l ue C ross 1 84 MEDI C I NE AND HEALTH 1 980 ME D I C I N E AND HEALTH Ins . f i rm not 1 rabl e fo r paymen t of c l a i m when employer a l lows g roup po l i cy to expi re wi thout knowl edge of emp loyees 030 , 8A : 2 See a l so Ark-Government Emp l oyees-- I nsurance Hospi ta l s and Othe r Fac i l i t i es . Governor 1 s Ru ra 1 Hea 1 th Advlso ry Com seeks to add to c r i te r i a for l oc a t l on of rural med i ca l c l i n tc s Ja 1 3 , 1 J A : l State Hea l th P l ann i ng and Deve l opment Agency l acks power to I mpose sanc t i ons on hea l th care p rovi ders who bui l d facl l l t l es w i thout Agency ap p rova l Ja26 ,4A : 1 Hea l th Fac i l i t ie s P l ann ing Com wan ts acute care beds reduced by 1 985 F6 , �A : 6 Former hea l th o ff i c i a l James McDowel l offers expert i se to hosp i ta l s p l ann i ng fac l 1 1 t i es F l 0 , 5E : 1 Hea l th Coo rd i na t i ng Counc i l votes to keep current rul es on bed needs of hos p i ta l s and nurs i n g homes F22 , 3A : l ACORN cha rges hosp i ta l s i n A rk f l a g ran t l y d i s regard l aws that req u i re them to t rea t l ow· i ncome pa t i ents M r 5 , 9A : 5 ACORN . tol d s tate Hea l th Dept has no autho r i ty to force hosp i ta l s to ab i de by fede ral ru l es on free care for the poor M r2 1 , 7A : 6 D r Robert Young te l l s ACORN he cannot release rept on 6 hosp i ta l s accused o f v i o l a t i ng rul es by refusa l to t reat poor persons Hy24 , 3A : 1 A r t i c l e on ro le of chapl a i ncy I n med i ca l -surg i ca l hosp i ta l s and mental care fac i l i t i es Je26 , 4B : l Two o rgan i za t i ons . seek to b u i l d s u rgery fac t l t ty at l i t t l e Rock 030 , 1 4A : 3 P roposed l eg i s l a t ion woul d g i ve State Hea l th P l ann i n g and Development Agency powe r to revoke l i cense o f any hosp i ta l that fa i l ed to obta i n Agency app roval for new con s t ruc t ion D1 7 , 4A : 1 Hosp J ta l s exceed ob l i ga t i on for cha r i ty , su rvey by Arkansas Hospi tal Assn shows 029 , l A : 2 See a l so Arkansas Ch i l dren ' s Hosp A rkansas Tubercu l os i s Sana to r i um Bapt i s t Med ical Center Baxter General Hosp Boone County Hosp says phys i c i an s on I ts bd do not pa r t i c i pate In dec i s ions on fee schedules F28 , 1 A: 2 Tom C . McRay says B l ue C ross response uncons truc t i ve , i n e r ror F29, 7A : 2 S l i d i n g fee sca l e a t U n i ve rs i ty Hosp i s l i tt l e he l p to low- i ncome pa t i en t s N 1 , 1 2A : l B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d funds panel to s tudy reasons for r i s i ng hea l th care costs and suggest poss i b l e reme d i es D24 , 6A : 3 Arkansas Comm i s s ion on Hea l th Care Cost E f fect i veness funded wi th $85 , 000 from B l ue C ross and B l ue Sh i e l d D26 , 2A : 7 D i sease and I l l ness . l nvnun i ty t ransfe r found effect i ve I n s tudy a t Un i ve rs i ty of A rkansas Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus ; t ransfe r factor pro v i des d i sease t nwnun i ty Ag1 5 , 1 2A : l See a l so Asbestos Chem i s try and Chem i ca l s Cuba-Re fugees Faml l y E rthrophaqocyt l c Lymphoh l st focytos i s (FEL) Ft fth D i sease Gu1 1 1 a l ne Barre Syndrome Hea rt I n test i nes Ki dneys M i s s i l es Rab i es Sep t i c Shock Typho i d Venereal D i seases Eme rgency Serv i ces See Med i c i ne-Ambul ance and Other Emergency Se rv i ces Hea l th Insurance . State rece i ves check for $283, 779 f rom bon d i ng co to reimburse funds embezzled f rom s tate empl oyees i n surance p rogram by Edwa rd E . Dav i s I n 1 978 Ja 1 0 , J 3A : 3 Th ree new regu l a t i ons proposed on hea l th I nsurance so l d I n Ark Ag9 , 6A : 6 I n surance pol i c i es that supp l emen t Med i ca re to cost more I f Ark adopts proposed standa rds , insurance i ndus t ry says Ag27,20A : 1 Ins urance I ndus opposes p roposed hea l th I n s regu l a t i ons Ag28, 7A : 1 Court ho l ds hea l th 1 85 ME D I C I NE ANO HEALTH 1 980 See a l so o·r ug Add i c t ion Un i ve rs i ty of Ark (Med i ca l S c i ences Campus) MEHLBURGER, DON See a ha L i tt l e Rock-C i ty Bd of D i rectors Mehl bu rge r , Tanner, Renshaw and Assoc i a tes MEHLBURGER, TANNER, RENSHAW ANO ASSO C I ATES Pres i dent Dona l d l . Hah l bu rge r says h i s f i rm t s un i que i n offe r l n g sur vey i n g , eng i neer i ng , a rc h l tecture , p l ann i ng and l andsca p i ng Ja1 3 , 5E : 4 MELBOURNE See a l so Co l o r T i l e , I nc MEMO R I AL DAV Large c rowd attends VA cerenony at North L i t t l e Rock ; H rs George N . Hol mes S r rece i ves Gol d S ta r awa rd My2 7 , 1 A : 3 MEMOR I AL PROPERT I ES , INC See a l so Russel l Prope rt i es , Inc HENCKEN , H. L . See a l so A rk-Desc. r i pt ions MEN I FE E .S.ee a l so Educat ion-South Conway Co D i s t MENTAL DEF I C I ENCY AND DEFECT I VES I n- town l ocat ion of G roup L i v i n g , I nc a t Arkade l ph i a i s hel pful to menta l l y reta rded c l i ents F 1 3 , 3B : 3 Young menta l l y retarded women l ea v i n g Ch i l d ren ' s Col ony move I n to t ran s i t i on home a t Arkade l ph i a Hy5 , 1 8 : 2 Dav i d H i nton , a menta l l y retarded v i c t i m of Down 1 s Synd rome , r i des ho rses i n rodeos . runs exh i b i t ion ba rrel races Ag20 . 1 B : 2 See a l so Arkansas Ch i l dren ' s Col ony MENTAL HEALTH ANO D I SORDERS State guard i ans h i p l aw cha l l enged F 1 9 , 3A : l Servi ces to be cut at com mun i ty mental hea l th centers as federa l fund ing ends Ag1 5 , 4A : 2 US E i ght C i rcu i t Court of Appea l s says Ark s tate courts need mo re t i me to s t ra i gh ten out mental hea l th and com• m l tment l aws D1 7 , 4A : l See a l so Aged Cl eburne County Hosp Eng l and Hosp i ta l Ha rt fo rd Hed I ca I C I i n i c Hermi tage Hea l th Center Hot Spring County Hosp Market P l ace Med i cal C l i n i c McA l mon t Commun i ty Heal th C l i n i c M i ssouri Pac i f i c Hosp Newton County Med ical Center Nurs ing Homes Rebsamen Memo r i a l Hosp RH ey ' s Oak H i i l Manor R i ve rv i ew Med i ca l Center St Edward Mercy Hosp St Joseph ' s Mercy Hosp Un I ve rs i ty Hosp US- Veterans Adm Hosp . . . MENTAL HEALTH Ma lprac t i ce . M r and Hrs V i rg i l W i l bu r sue docto rs , say husband ' s vasec tomy fa i l ed to p revent pregnan cy; su i t 1 s f i rs t wrong ful l i fe act ion brought i n Ark Jal 7 , 7A: I Ac cepted prac t i ce o f other doctors I n conmun l ty I s measu re o f docto r ' s duty , Arkansas Supreme C t rul es Ap2 2 , SA: 1 Phys i c i an s . Med i ca l B d suspends l i cense of Dr Garnett J . Leona rd of NLR, after hea r i n g on cha rge of over prescr i b ing of d rugs Ja25 , 1 3A : l State Med i ca l Bd refuses to re l ax ru le that sen i o r me d i c a l s tuden t mus t present d i ploma o r other evi dence of g radua t i on to rece i ve a l i cense Ja2 5 , l 3A: l+ Ho re doc to r s work I n s ma 1 1 towns I n Ark than ever before F4 , 5A : l State Med i ca l Bd suspends l i censes o f severa l phys i c i an s Mr28 , 8A : 3 S tate Med i cal Bd l i cens i n g of phys i c i ans I nc reased I n 1 979 Ap6 , 6F : I Med i ca l B d wi l l a l low ea r l y l i cens i ng for sen iors Jel 3 , 4A : 1 Boa rd gets pe t i t ion asking ea r l y re i n s tatement of Dr E l l Gary o f Arkade l ph i a , but Board votes to take no ac t i on Je 1 3 , 4A : 5 Art i c l e on Dr J . P . Lofg ren , new ep i dem i o log i s t i n the State Hea l th Dept Ag27 , 1 B : 2 Hore doc tors needed i n Ark, Or Roger B . Bost says 022 , 1 2A: 1 Med i ca l Boa rd d i sc i p l i ne act i on i n several cases D5 , 7A : 1 I 86 MENTAL HEAL TH 1 980 METHOD I ST CHURCH Frede r i ck C . James of L i t t l e Rock re ass i gned to 2nd term as l eader of 1 2th D i s t o f the A fr i can Method i s t Ep i scopa l Ch Jy5 , 6A : 1 South Central Ju r i sd i ct ion mee t i ng a t L i t t l e Rock wi l l e l ec t 5 bi shops Jy1 5 , �A : 7 B i shop ca l l s for irore v i go rous church response to lll) ra l dec l i ne Jy 1 6 , 1 0A : 6 G roup chooses 3 b i shops Jy1 6 , 1 0A : 7 Another b i shop el ected a t Con f Jyl 7 , 5A : l F i ve new l y el ected b i shops consecrated i n L i t t l e Rock servtce Jy l 8 , 7A : 2 Pastoral ass i gnments for seve ral Northwest Ark chu rches made Jy2 8 , 6A : 7 Art i c l e revi ews h i s tory o f Sa l em Camp Mee t i ng wh i ch began annual sess ions i n mi d-1 830s ; ea r l y days reca l l ed Ag1 9 , 1 B : 2 B i shop Kenneth W. H i cks wa rns of tough days ahead tn te rms of m i n i s try Ag30 , 6A : 5 Art i c l e on "WOrk o f W . Ha ro l d Fl owers , a b l ac k mi n i s te r , a ttorney and j u r i s t , who co-pastors Hunter Method i s t Church a t L i t t l e Rock 030 , 1 8 : 4 See a l so Rel i g i on and Churches Conway See al so Hex l eans I n Ark Jonesboro . --F i rs t Uni ted Meth C h : Rev Worth W. G i bson res i gns from pas torate and from Un i ted Meth Ch to form non denomi na t ional ch ; several hundred members may jo i n new g roup ; Rev Cha r l es Ramsay apptd pastor to re p l ace Rev G i bson ; B i shop Kenneth W . H i cks comments on developments Ja5 , 4A : 6 Rev Worth W. G f bson accepts ca l l to l ead new i n dependent church ca l l ed Tri n i ty Church Ja1 5 , 9A : 3 A rt i c l e takes i n-depth l ook a t factors tn d i v i s i on o f Jonesboro 1 s l a rgest chu rch F3 , 1 F : 2 M i n i s te rs , admi n i s t ra to rs , i ssues I n d i v i s i on that l e d to forma t i on of i ndependent Tr i n i ty Church l ed by Rev Wo rth W . G i bson, veteran Method i s t pastor Fl+ , I B : 2 A rt i c l e on fo rmat l on o f Tr i n I ty Church o f Jonesboro FS , 1 8 : 2 O l d group becomes new aga i n F6 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Tr i n i ty Church (Jonesboro) L i t t l e Rock --Fi rs t Method i s t : Art i c l e revi ews Arkansas S ta te Hosp Cedarstone Psych i a t r i c I ns t i tute Ch i l d ren and Youth M i tchel l ( E l i zabeth) Ch i l d ren ' s Center MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, OZARK REG I ONAL Board restores pay of Karen Ke l 1 e r , who f i l ed sex b i as charge Hr2 1 , 8A : 3 Board Chmn Le l an d Sm i th says Center g l ad to get rept c r i t i ca l of oper a t i ons so correct i ve action can be taken My22 , 7A : I+ Four emp I oyees a 1 1 ege they were f i red fo r jo i n i ng demonstra t ion aga i n s t f i r i ng o f phy s i c i an at Boone County Hos pi tal Jy l , 2A : 6 Four "WOmen f i red l a s t mo a re re i n s tated Jyl 7 , 9A: 7 Ka ren Ke l l e r res l gn s , f i l es sex b i as su i t aga l nst Cen ter D1 7 , 6A : l Center D i rector James E . fow l e r res i gns Dl 8 , 1 4A : 3 METALS AND M I N E RALS Va l ue of m i n e ra l s mi ned in Ark rose 2 1 pct I n 1 9 79 Hrl 0 , 2A : 2 See a l so Bari te Bava r i an Qua rt� Co Coal Vanad i um Water Pol I ut Ion METE RO LOGY See Wea the r METHOD I ST CHURCH Over 2 , 000 Method i s ts to convene at L R I n J u l y for So u th Central Juri s d i c t ion quadrenn i a l con f JaS, 6A : 4 Two o ff i c i a l s , pastors named F9 , 8A : 4 A rt i c l e by John Workman on church d i v i s ions F1 6 , 8A : l L i ttle Rock Conf meets at Hot Spri ngs , acts on some proposa l s My28 , 1 1 A : 4 L i t t l e Rock Conf asks North Ark Conf to recons i de r I ts dec i s i on l as t y r to end fund i ng o f Arkansas Chri s t i an C i v i c Fdn Hy29 , 1 1 A : 4 Pas tora l changes l i sted for L i t t le Rock Con f ; other act ion b y Conf My30,�A : 3 North Arkansas Conf approves p l an to assure part i c i pa t ion o f a l l races I n I ts af fa i rs Je4 , 5A : 3 North Ark Conf d i s cusses ways to combat rac i sm Je5 ,5A : l Pastoral changes announced fo r No rth Arkansas Con f Je6 , BA : ' B i shop · 1 87 METHOD I ST CHURCH ·- 1 980 M I LLER COUNTY M I DW I VES See a l so Med i c i ne H I GRATORY LABOR See Ag r i cul ture-Labor M I LCHEM , I NC See a l so Bari te M l· L I TARY DRAFT AND RECRU I TMENT See US A rmament H I LK AND H I LK PRODUCTS Judge G . Thomas E i se l e app roves $375, 000 settl ement by Col eman Da i ry I n an t i t rust t r i a l charg i ng p r l ce f t x l ng Ja 1 5 , 6A : 1 Judge E i se l e ac cepts terms offered by Col eman Da i ry I n p r i ce- f i x i ng s u i t Mr2 6 , 5A : 2 P r i ce-f i x i ng t r i a l o f 3 da i ry f i rms aga I n postponed Ap24 ,4A : I Mt 1 k f l rms say North L i t t l e Rock school d i s t los t no funds Hy29 , 7C : 3 Senator Dav i d P ryo r and Repr B i l l Al exander oppose p roposal to change m l l k p r f c f n g regu l a t i ons Je29 , 1 E : 5 East Arkansas M i i k Co cha rges unfa i r p r i c i ng prac t i ces by Bo rden , Forerms t HcKesson and Dean Foods 04 ,4A : 5 Three da i r ies ask for set t l eme� t ; offer $ 1 . 65 m i l l ion to comp l ete case 01 1.._ 1 A : 2 Way c l ea red for Dean Food Products to set t l e I n su i t 021 , 3A : 1 Foremost-McKesson ag reement w i th s tate i n m i l k p r i ce- f i x i ng case l eaves on l y one da i ry as defendant Nl , I OA : l Judge E i se l e I nd i ca tes settl ement c l ause I n p r i ce case unac cepta b l e N l 8 , 3A : 6 Dean Foods pro posa l rejected N22 , 7A : 5 P rosecut ion wants j u ry to know key Borden em p l oyees refuse to tes t i fy N29 ,4A : I S ta te ' s a tto rneys object to Borden p roposal to sett l e p r i ce su i t D2 , 9C : 1 Borden , I n c , accuses state of us i ng del ay tac t i cs D9 ,4A : 7 Foremost McKesson • s p roposed se ttl ement gets ten ta t i ve approval D1 3 , 9A : l Dean Foods seeks t r i a l de l ay D1 7,4A:4 Jury to dec i de expanded I ssues 0 1 8 , 4A : l Accord reached f n s u i t ; 2 da i r ies offer $ 1 . 6 mi l l ion D30 , 1 A : 6 M I LLER COUNTY Vot ing mach i nes refuse to coun.t ba l l ots because paper not cut proper l y N5 , 1 0A : 5 General election returns N6 , 5A : 1 h i s to ry of church and i ts wr i t ten reco rds Ag 1 9 , 1 B : 2 Correct i ons of a r t i c l e on h i s tory o f Method i s t Ch i n L i t t l e Rock SS , 1 8A : 5 Magno I l a --Asbury Heth C h : Some 50 members of Asbury wi thdraw from chu rch to jo i n former Asbury pasto r , Howa rd Ri tch i e , t n fo rma t i on o f a nondenomi nat iona l church ca l l ed Ch r i s t ' s B i b l e Fel l owsh i p F1 5 , 1 2A : 1 See a l so C h r i ts ' s B i b l e Fe l l ows h i p METV, M I CHAEL P . See al so Ark-Fo restry Conwn MEX I CANS I N ARK Border Patrol frees s i x des t i tute I l l egal a l i en s from Mex i co nea r Mo rr i l ton ; F i rs t Method i s t Church o f Conway hel ps g roup N l 3 , 1 A : 2 H I D AMER I CA MUSEUM House app roves funds bl 1 1 Ja2 3 , 4A : I Senate approves HB 25 to g i ve $ 1 96 , 1 24 to Museum for opera t i ons and debts Ja25 , lA : 2 Gov Cl i n ton s i gns funds b i l l Ja31 ,9A : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve panel favors s tate funds for Center opera t i on , endorses bl 1 1 by L l oyd George to shi ft part of Oa k l awn Park b reakage to Museum support D24 , 2A : 7 M I D-AMER I CA STU D I OS See Joyland C h r i s t i an Center H I D CONTI NENT SYSTEMS , I NC Wes t Memph i s -based f i rm a t t r i butes success to po l i cy of g i v i ng t ruckers what they need Hy4 , 5E : l M I DDLE AGES Art i c l e on Soc i e ty fo r C rea t i ve Anachron i sm wh i ch recreates days of ch i va l ry and the M i dd l e Ages F1 8 , 1 B : 5 M I DDLE EAST Sen Dav i d Pryor' pra i ses speech by Pres Carter on M i dd l e Eas t and I ts securi ty Ja26 , 5A : 1 Fore i gn Service ret i ree Hoyt P r i ce comments on h i s expe r i ences F 7 , 1 B : 2 M I DDLE SOUTH UT I L I T I E S , I NC See a l so Arkansas Powe r and L i gh t Co M I DLAND See a l so Tornadoes Ap9 H I D SOUTH O I L CO See a l so 0 1 1 (Petrol eum) · 1 88 MI LLER, JOHN E . 1 980 M I SS I LES res.I dents forced to I eave a rea Sl 9 , 1 A : 8 Ti tan I I n uc l ea r mi ss i l e s i l o a t Damascus expl odes ; one a i rman d i e� 2 1 Inj u red ; f i reba l l 1 i ghts up n i gh t sky ; J ,400 res l dents i n a rea removed S20 , 1 A : 7 Local off i c i a l s cou l d get no i n fo rma t i on from m i l i tary on nuc l ea r warhead S20 , l A : 2 Senator Dav i d P ryor demands new study o f safety o f T i tan I I sys tem S20 , 1 A : 2 Radio conversat ions deta i l rescue ef fo rt by Al r Force 520 , 1 A : 4 B l a s t I s s tate 1 s th i rd T i tan acc i dent ; 1 96 5 f i re In s i l o near Sea rcy k i l l ed 5 3 men S20 , 3A : l Pre s i dent Carter ca l l s fo r probe o f cause o f b l a s t S20 ,4A: 1 Map shows loca t i on of 1 8 T i tan s i l os I n Ark S20,4A : 3 B l a s t angers some res i dents ; others express fea r ; res l dents want warn i n g system; some say they I n tend to l eave Ark S20 , 5A : I Warhead des i gn precl udes exp l os ion during acc i dent S20 , 5A : l M i ss i l e wo rkers doubted safety . James Ruther ford , a i de to Sen Dav i d H . Pryor says; i n c i dents c i ted S21 . 1 A : 2 Damascus a rea res i dents shaken and angered by l n�ldent S21 , 1 A : 2 Surv i vo rs ca l l acci dent j u s t a n uke ' te 1 1 how i t happened S2 1 , l A : 4 A i rman d i ed of I nj u r i es to l ungs S21 , 1 A : 5 C l eanup beg i n s at exp l os ion s l te ; A i r Force refuses to d i scuss warhea d ; mo re data g i ven on s i l o exp l o s i on S2 1 , 1 A : 7 Arkansas Pub l i c Sa fety Dept D l rector Sam Tatom i rked because he cannot get I n format ion f rom A i r Force S2 1 , l A : B Ai r Force shoul d not be agency that revi ews Ti tan I I system, Dav i d H . P ryo r says ; John Paul Hamme rschm i dt agrees w i th P ryo r ; an t l nucl ea r Dogwood A l l i ance conrnents S2 1 , 3A : l State off i c i a l s ' action I n Ti tan m l ss t l e c r l s l s smoo thed by checkl 1 st S 21 , 3A : 7 C i v i l ians got col d shoul der from m i l i tary , deputy says S 2 1 . 4A : 4 Surv i vors say fi rs t explos ion gave a l arm fo r b i g b l ast S22 , 1 A : 2 Refer ences to 1 I t 1 I n ra d i o t ra f f f c ap paren t l y re fe rred to warhead S22 , 1 A : 2 A t r Force res t r i cts ques t ion i n g a t press conf S22 , 1A : 3 TW> A i r Force Sergean ts who survi ved b l a s t te l l M I LLER, JOHN E . See a J so Ark-Cons t I tut Ion Ark-Economi c Cond i t ions Ark-Loca l Serv i ces Dept Nurs i ng and Nurses M I LL I ONA I RES AND B I LL I ONAI RES Survey shows 1 , 008 ml l l lona l res in Ar k S5 , 8A : .4 H I LL S , WI LBUR DA I GH Tri bute to 5 years o f sobr i ety to be hel d a t Pa l m Beac h , F l o r i da F1 5 , 1 3A : I Hi l l s d r i nks g i nger a l e a t Pa l m Beac h ; O rval E . Faubus a t tends F 1 6 , 1 1 A : 7 F i n i shed wi th pol i t i cs , M i i i s says Mr29 , 1 2A : 4 Sea rcy of f i c i a l s honor M i l l s , ded i ca te courts b l dg to h i m My2 , 1 3A : l H i i i s speaks a t ded i ca t i on of L i t t l e Rock ex pres sway D l 9 , 6A : l M I LLWOOD LAKE See Lakes -H I 1 l woo d M I LLWOOD STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Mi l l wood H I NE WORKERS OF AME R I CA , UN I TED See a l so Atom i c Energy M I NERALS See Meta l s and H l nera l s H I NES AND M I N I NG See Meta l s and M i ne ra l s M I N I MUM . WAGE See Labor-Hfn tmum Wage M I N I NG AND M I NERAL RESOURCES I NST I TUTE, ARK See al so Col l eges-Cu rr l cu l a--Arkansas Tech HI NOR I T I ES (ETHN I C , RAC I A L , REL I G I OUS) Bus i ness Enterpr i se . See goeg heads w t th subd l v l s lon, Economi c Cond-Sma l l Bus i ness M I NTON CHART OF HOMEMAKER VALUE See Women H I SS I LES Pentagon s tudy says Ti tans pose no dange r; Senator Dav i d P ryor rema ins concerned My1 4 , 1 A : 5 US Repr Ed Bethune I n spec ts Ti tan I I s i te nea r Searcy ; s afety act i on s s tud i ed Hy24 , 1 2A : 5 S i ren wa rn i ng sys tems a t Ti tan I I s i l os approved by US Senate S 1 7, 8A : 4 A l r Force Tl tan I I m i s s i l e s i l o at Damascus l eaks tox i c fue l ; 1 00 1 89 M I SS I LES . . . 1 980 M I S S I LES exp l os ion a t Damascus S28 , 3E : 3 Onl y a trace o f n i t rates found a t Guy S30, 9A : 4 Four from Ark to be b r i e fed on T i tan safety opera t i ons O l , 6A : 1 N i t rate l evel near b l a s t s i te not un usual Ol , 6A : 4 Ai r Force tel l s s ta te o ff i c i a l s warhead conta i ned u ran i um, not p l uton i um ; Ed Bethune s torms out of meet i ng w i th Federal Eme rgency Man powe r Agency (FEHA) protes t i ng bureaucra t i c red tape 02, 1 A : 2 Senator Bumpers says we cannot do w i thout Ti tans 03 , 3A : 4 A i r Force ag rees to reques ts , Sam Tatom says 03 , 6A : l No I nc i den t a t Searcy s i l o , A i r Force says 0 3 , 6A : 4 Ed Bethune tal ks w i th FEMA about evacua t i on pl ans 0 3 , 6A : 6 Senato·r Dav i d Pryo r urges A i r Force to hol d publ i c fo rum to te l l t ruth to A rk peopl e 04 , 9A : 4 A i r Force adml ts I t does not know how far fumes sp read 05 , 2A : 2 A i r Force bel i eves su rvey fa i l ed to l i nk l l l nes· s a t Guy to s i l o b l a s t 0 7 , BA : l State Hea l th Dept says s u rvey of Guy resl.dents I nconcl us i ve 08 , 5A : 3 About 1 50 ,000 gal l ons of tox i c mi xture tn s i l o to be des t royed a t �1 Dorado fac i l i ty 09 , 8A : 2 She ri ffs f rom 5 count ies assured of eme rgency coope ra t i on by A i r Force Ol 0 , 3A : 4 A i r Force Secretary Hans Hark announces a t L i t t l e Rock that m i l i tary may con f i rm nuc l ea r a rms under certa i n cond i t ions 0 1 1 , l OA : l Secretary Mark defends ri sks o f T i tan sys tem 0 1 1 , l OA : S Ed i to rs comment on fa l l ure of off i c i a l s to not i fy a rea res i dents of danger 0 1 2 , 3E : 6 Exam i na t io n s g i ven 1 3 from a rea o f m i s s i l e expl os i on 022 ,6A : 6 S t ra teg i c A i r Command sent A i r Force crewmen I n to s l l o at Damascus desp I te warn I ng from m i s s i l e manufacture r , paper re ports 023 , l A : 4 Safety fea tures were d i scarded before Ti tan b l as t 0 30 , 1 A : 3 P l ans compl eted for remova l o f res i dents i f m i ss i l es mal funct ion 0 30 , 3A : 7- State, county and · A t r Force of f i c i a l s s i gn pact to coordi nate act i v i t i es during an acc i den t N1 , 1 A : 2 Two a i rmen i n j u red a t Damascus sue Ha r t i n Ma r i e t ta Corp for damages N4 , 5A : 7 Fa l se a l arm sounds a t T i tan about rescue o f I njured S22 , 1 A : 5 C l ean-up I n tens i f ies a t s i te ; heavy trucks used ; s tate offi c l a 1 s h i t s i l ence of mi l i tary on wa rhead S22 , 1 A : 8 Repo rts o f damage to bui l d i ngs and vegeta t ion at Damascus beg i n to come I n S22 , 2A : 5 Ti tan warhead taken to L i t t l e Rock A i r Force Base S23, l A : 1 Warhead uproar obscured real danger of release of tox i c gases , Gov B i l l C l i n ton says ; effort to be made for better commun l ca t f on s between mi l i ta ry and l ocal offl c l a l s S23 , 1 A : 4 Ca ravan creates spectac l e S2 3 , 1 A : 4 Ca l l renewed for probes o f acc i dent ; Ti tans to be repl aced I n 1 986 S23, 1 A : 7 Pub l i c Sa fety D i rector assa i l s A i r Force , says S ta te Pol l ce may end escorts S 2 3 , 2A : 4 Senate p l ans T i tan I nqu i ry , Senator Da l e Bumpers says S23,2A : 6 Gaze t te ed i to r i a l on acc i dent S23 , 6A : 1 Representat i ve B i l l Al exander asks Defense Secretary Harol d B rown to exp l a i n why A i r Fo rce personnel sa i d eve ryth i ng was under con tro 1 when sen so rs showed prob 1 em S24, 1 A : 2 A i r Force teams go house to-house I n Damascus a rea to see I f hel p needed ; search for 5 sma l l ex p l os i ve devi ces a t s f te con t i n ues S24 , 1 A : 2 A f r Force l i s tens to com p l a i n ts , says not i f i ca t i on was ade quate; s tate and l ocal offi c i a l s re l a te i nc i dents S25 , I A : 2 Con t racto r , mi l i ta ry d i sag reed o n p rocedures when tank rupture d , . House Armed Servi ces panel to l d S25 , I A : 2 Mayor Benny Mercer of Guy , says he and h i s faml l y and other Guy res i dents became 1 1 1 afte r exp l os i on S26 , 9A : 1 Ai r Force d i s regarded d i rect i ves by stay i ng s i l en t , B i l l Al exander says S27 , 1 A : 4 A i r Force teams vi s i t Guy to probe hea l th comp l a i nts S2 7 , 5A : 1 Gazette e d on aftermath o f s i l o b l a s t S2 7 , 1 6A : 1 N i ne acc i dents recorded I n Ark s i nce January, 1 978 528, 1 A : 7 A i r Force off i cer says m i l i ta ry off i c i a l s unaware o f po l i cy on con f i rmat ion o f warhead S28 , 1 A : 6 Host res i dents wi l l i ng to accept p resence of m i s s i l es S28 , 3A : 6 E d i tors conment on 1 90 M I SS I LES 1 980 s l t o near Ant i och N 1 2 , 1 A : 2 Fa l se a l a rm at mi s s i l e s i te near An t i och shows fami l i es con fused about evacu at ion N l 4 , 8A : 1 G roup gathers a t Da mascus to protes t use of n uclear a rms N 1 7 , 3A : 3 Water s pi l l s at s i l o near Ho l l and (Faul kner County) N22 , 7A : 4 Nearby res i dents p l agued b y after effects of exp l os i on at Damascus 07 , I OA: 1 M I S S I NG PERSONS --Cathca r t , Robert J r : Wa l nut R i dge farmer has been m i s s i ng 1 0 days; Cathcart l s member of a promi nent Lawrence Co fam i l y Jal l ,6A : 7 Body found I n Lawrence Co bel i eved to be that o f Cathcart F5, 4A : 5 Two bul l e t wounds found I n body F6 , 4A : 3 See a l so Murders--Cathca·rt --Fros t Fami l y : Reun ion at Nash v i l l e I nc l udes b rother fam i l y had not seen Jy4 , JOA: I --Johnson , Georg i a May: Repo rt says Hrs Johnson d i sappeared from d i sa b l ed auto near Tl lla r ; fou l p l ay suspected Ol l , 2 1 A : 4 --Pl ummer, Betty Jo : Body found I n Arkansas R i ver Ja8 , 1 2A : 6 Pol i ce say . . g l rt was shot before d rown I ng I n Arkansas R i ver Ja9 , 4A : 8 --Sha rp , �edra A : l i t t l e R i ve r Co woman m i ss i ng from home Ja1 7 , 1 0A : 4 --Sh i nn , J i nm l e (Bobo) : State Po l I ce f i nd no l i n k between suspect l i s ted by Wi l l i am C . Dear and d i sap pearance of M i s s S h i nn Jal , 5A : 3 Texas Rangers p robe poss i b l e l i nk to H i ss S h i nn. My25 , 8A : l --Vi ncent Fam i l y : E l me r V i ncent and Arthur V i ncent Scamardo, who have been c lose f r i ends for 1 5 yrs , d i s cover they a re brothers Je29 , 9A : 1 M I S S I ONAR I E S See M i ss ions and M i s s i ona r i es M I S S I ON S AND M I SS I ONAR I ES See a l so Church o f Ch r i s t Un ion Rescue H l ss lon M I SS I SS I PP I COUNTY County Judge A . A . Banks cha rged w i th be ing d i so rde r l y a fter he a l l eged l y l nterfe rred wi th 2 o f f i cers M I SSOU R I PAC I F I C who. were ma k i ng an a rrest I n bar My22 , 7A : 3 Banks d rops e l ec t i on b l d My24 , 2A : 6 Banks acq u i tted on d i s orderl y conduct cha .rge S l 7 , 2A : 5 Genera l el ect i on returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 M I S S I SS I PP I COUNTY COMMUN I TY COLLEGE See Energy and Powe r M I SS I SS I PP I POWER AND L I GHT CO See a l so Arkansas Power and L i gh t Co M I SS I SS I P P I R I VE R P l ans for port p rojects I n eastern Ark may be compromi sed by fede ral budget cuts Mr2 3 , 5A : l See a l so Ark-Bounda r i es � Memph i s , Port �· Low i nter est ra te on bonds da rkens outlook for f i nanc i ng port at Wes t Memph i s Mr1 6 , BA : 1 M I SS I SS I PP I R I VER VALLEY See a l so Archeo logy M I SS I SS I P P I VALLEY I NTERNAT I ONAL TRADE CENTER See a l so Expo rts and I mports M I SSOU R I ANO NORTH ARKANSAS RA I LROAD t4e o f ra l l ca r for home at Kensett reca l l s h i s tory of M&NA and I ts pres i den t , Wel l i ngton S tevenson Ag2 1 , 1 8:2 M I SSOU R I -PAC I F I C HOSP I TAL ( L I TTLE ROCK) ACORN members ask for s i gns say ing pat i ents wi l l be admi tted rega rdl ess of abi l i ty to pay ; hos p i ta l spokesman says fac i l i ty not obl i ga ted to treat non-pay i ng pat i ents Hr1 5 , 7A : l Name changed to R i verview Med i ca l Center Hy31 , 4 B : I M I SSOU R I PAC I F I C RA I LROAD B l as s u f ts f t l ed by fo rmer em p loyees Ap5 , I OA : S Nett l e Gayle Lucas Th rowe r f 1 1 es $ 5 m I 1 1 I on race b i as s u i t ove r a 1 1 eged harassment at North L i t t l e Rock off i ce S l 6 , 6A : l Rac i a l d i sc r i m i nat ion su i t f i l ed aga i ns t ra i l road N l 4 , 6A: l See a l so Ra i l roads-Acc i dents Robbe r i es and Thefts Un ion Pac i f i c Corp 191 M I SSOURI POWER 1 980 M I SSOUR I POWER ANO L I GHT CO See a l so Arkansas Power and L i gh t Co M I TCHELL (EL I ZABETH) CH I LDREN 1 S CENTER Cen te r beg i ns d r i ve for $1 mi 1 1 ion for new b l dg to I ncrease numbe r of enc t l ona l l y t roub l ed c h i l dren l t can serve F1 5 , 1 2A : 2 H i s tory of E l i zabeth M i tche l l Chi l dren ' s Center t raeed JeJ0 , 1 8 : 5 M I TCHELL, MARTHA Home o f Martha Mi tchel l at P i ne B l uf f s t i l l d raws v i s i to rs S9 , 1 B : I M I TCHELL, ROY See a l so Taxa t i on -Tax Evas ion and D i sputed C l a ims M I TTELELSTAE OT, STANLEY G . See a l so Col l eges-Teache rs--Unl vers i ty of A rk (Med i ca l Sc i ences Campus) MOBAY CHEMI CAL CO Two s i tes I n Ark under cons i de r a t ion fo r s i te of major chemi.cal p l an t 030 , 9A : 6 MOB I LE HOMES See T ra I t e rs MODELS AND REP L I CAS See a l so. Reta i 1 S to res MONDALE , WALTE R V i ce P res i dent addresses rural hea l th conf at L i t t l e Rock Hr5 , 9A : 1 MONOPOL I ES See a l so Ark-H i s to ry Conwn MONROE COUNTY See a l so P r i sons (gen) MONTE SSORI METHOD See Educa t lon--Teach tng Methods MONTGOMERY COUNTY Def i c i t o f $ 1 6 , 245 found i n ac counts of fo rmer She r i f f and Col l ector Carl L . Rae Ag9 , J 2A : 1 Genera l e l ect ion returns N6 , 5A : J See a l so P r i sons (gen) MONTI CELLO See a l so Commerc i a l Bank & Trust Co Was te Hate r 1 a l s MOONEY, LEONARD See a l so Ful ton County MOORE , HENRY See a l so A rt MORAL MAJOR I TY MOO.RE , WI LL I AH J . Ame r i ca 1 s o l des t war vete ran , Wi l l i am J . Moore of Ha r r i son , to ce l e b ra te 1 08th b i rthday Hrl7 , 1 1 A : 1 Country ' s o l des t veteran d i es a t Harri son a t age 1 08 ; M r Moore was a l so a p i oneer i n the tel ephone f i e l d N17,1A:3 MOORHAN . LUKE A . See a l so Pulaski County E l ect tons--County Judge MOOSE , I DA See a l so Arkansas P l a n , I nc MOOTY , J I H See a l so Ath l e t i cs-Ha l l s o f Fame HOP AND GO Margaret Evans and Ch r i s Ande rson operate c l ean in g and errand serv i ce My1 5 , I D : l HORAL MAJOR I TY Po 1 I t t ca 1 - re I I g t ous o rgn formed l n Ark to p romote ac t i on by church members on mo ra l I s sues Ag6 , J A : S Ga zette conments on pol i t i cs and re l i g ion Ag8 ,20A : l Horal . Major i ty of f i c i a l Sam Ba l l ey wri tes about con cerns of h i s g roup S28 , 2 E : 3 Ral l y a t .L I ttl e Rock a t t racts 1 , 650 ; speakers d i scuss objec t i ves 0 7 , 6A : l Representa t i ves o f various rel i g i ous denom i na t ions and c i v i l r i ghts group hol d p ress conf at L i t t l e Rock to re p l y to Ho ra l Majori ty 09 ,6A : 1 Ga zette ed on answer to Mo ra l Majo r i ty 0 1 0 ,20A : 1 Pa i d adve r t i sement fea tu res a rt i c l e by J i m Johnson , fo rmer can d i date fo r gov, suppo rt i ng conserva t i ve candi dates Ronal d Reagan and Frank Wh i te pos i t ions 0 1 6 , 1 7A : l Gazette ed i to r i a l on tests o f Moral Majori ty 025 , 1 4A : I Arkansas Metho d i s t B i shop Kenneth w. H i cks I s c r i t i ca l o f Ho ra l Hajo r l ty N I , 1 1 A : 1 Two fac tual e rro rs made on ta l k show by Rev Roy Mclaughl i n N 3 , 8A : 3 Ed i to r sees some good i n f l uence by group N 1 6 , 3E : 4 Gov B i l l C l i nton says Mo ra l Majori ty i s dangerous , comes cl ose to v i o l a t ion of church-state separa t i on ; ment ions persons who say they a re re1 i g i ous but a re b i ggest opponents of c i v i l ri ghts ; J i m Johnson ment ioned D2 1 , 1 A : 2 Rev Roy Mclaughl i n , chmn of 1 92 MORAL MAJO R I TY ·- 1 980 Moral Maj ori ty in Ark , shocked by C l i n ton rema rks 02 3 , SA : 1 J i m Johnson g i ves gen t l e response to C l i n ton statemen t 024 , l OA : J Gazette supports C l i n ton v i ew 026 , 22A: I E d i tors re spond to comnen ts by B l l l C l i n ton 028 , JE : 1 MORMONS ( CHURCH OF JESUS CHR I ST OF LATTER DAY SA I NTS) See a l so Ark-H i s tory Comm MORO BAY STATE PARK See Parks ( gen ) - -Moro Bay MORR I LTON Warren fami l y determ i ned to pre· se rve o l d ra i l road sta t i on at Morri l ton Jy28 , 1 B : 3 P rosecutor Tom Tatum charges Pol i ce C h i e f Robyn Mas i ng l l l w i th b 1 1 1 1 n g c i ty for repa i rs of h i s car and w i th obta i n i ng funds by de cep t i on for expenses at a pol i ce off i cers mee t i n g at Hot Spri ngs ; C i ty Counci l Po l i ce Comm i t tee backs Mas t n g f l 1 Ag26 , 4A : l P rosecut i ng Atty Tom Tatum says Mo r r i l ton Pol i ce Ch ief Robyn Mas i n g i l l comp l i cates p rob l ems by ma k i n g felony a rrests 5 1 9 , I OA : 2 Pol l ce Ch i e f Robyn Mas l ng t H charged wi th tampe r i ng w i th evi dence and theft of p rope rty D l l , 7A: I Has i ng i l I cha rged w i th perj u ry D 1 2 , 1 4A : 4 Has evi dence to prove I n nocence , Mas f ng i l l says D1 7 . 1 0A : I See a l so Educa t i on -South Conway Co D i s t Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 MORR I S BOOKER HEHORlAL COLLEGE School at Dermott serves needs of seve ral g roups of b l acks in area , makes no c l a f m to be ing a co 1 1 f n the trad l t l onal sense S l 0 . 1 B : 1 MORR I S . LLOYD See a l so Ark-Game and F i sh Co!Ml MORR I SON, SUSAN See a l so Book Rev i ews MORS E , BYRON R . See a lso L i t t l e Rock-C i ty Bd of D i rectors MORTGAGES Arkansas C t of Appea l s uphol ds de c i s i on Secu r i ty Bank at Harri son can not forec lose on 60 acres of l and ac cepted as secu r i ty on loan because MOTO RCYCLES Hrs Bonn ie Paul , the owner, d i d not personal l y s i gn F 7 , 5A: 7 Ozark Legal Serv i ces cha l l enges l ega l i ty of sav ings and l oan assn ra i s i ng i n ter est rates when homes a re sol d and mortgages assumed by new buyers N29, 5A : 3 See a l so Hous ing (gen ) - - F l nance MOSE S , MAX H . Pres i dent o f Arkansas Trave l ers baseba l l c l ub , former owner of S t i fft and Co Jewel ers , d i es at L i t t l e Rock 022 , 1 A : 2 MOS I ER , KENNETH L . See a l so U S Armamen t-A rmy MOT I ON P I CTURES Movie co may fi l m ln state Ja2 5 , 9A : 3 Arkansas Arts Center show i n g of the f i l m , "Wa t t s tax , 1 1 is c r i t i c i zed by Habe l va l e teacher because o f s t reet l anguage used F28 , 2 B : 3 Art i c l e on Arkansans who make mov i es as a hobby Mr t 8 , 1 B : 2 Te l ev i s ion f i l m , "Crf s J s a t Cen t ra l H i gh " to be sens i t i ve ; f t l m l ng starts soon My1 7 , 7A : l F i l m crew recreates a rr t va l o f t roups a t L i t t1 e Rock i n 1 957 deS.t;grega t l on c r i s i s Je22 , 2A : 7 Art i c l e on sc reen s ta rs and l oca l s be f ng f i l med a t L I ttle Rock for mo v i e on Cen t ra l H i gh School c r i s i s Je22 t 1 F : 5 Accuracy of some scenes i n "C r i s i s" ques t t oned Je25 , 8A : 2 T i me- L i fe P ro duct ions prai ses southern hosp i ta l i ty d u r i n g f i l m i n g , donates $2 , 000 to 2 programs a t L i t t l e Rock that wo rks wi th b l acks Je27 , 3A : 2 I mpact of f i lm i ndus t ry on Ark note d ; econ benef i t f rom f i l m i n g i n s tate l a s t y r was $ 1 . I m i l l ion 026 . SE : 5 See a l so Photography Por.nography and Obscen i ty P r i sons-Arkansas State Pen i ten t i ary US-Parks Service , Nat I ona 1 MOT I VAT I ON (PSYCHOLOGY} See Psycho l ogy MOTORCYCLE HELMET LAW See Roads --Acc l dents MOTORCYCLE S , MOTOR B I KES AND MOTORCOASTERS See al so Motorcy l i s ts Assoc i a t l on , C h r i s t i an 1 93 MOTORCYCL I STS ASSN MURDERS 1 980 Courts (Ark) -C i rcu l t Cou rts-- D i s t 6 MURCH I SO N , W I LBURN See a l so Ch i l dren-C r i me MURDERS AND ATTEMPTED MURDERS Note: He re are entered a r t i c l es on a l l aspects of death a t the hands of another person , I nc l ud i n g man s l aughter, hom i c i de , con s p i racy to comm i t murder and at tempted murder MOTORCYCL I STS ASSOC I AT I ON , C H R I STIAN Art i c l e on tour i ng g roups of Ch r i s t i an s N20 , 1 B : 1 Art i c l e exp l a i n s objec t i ves o f the Assn N20, l B : 3 MOUNT I DA Sketch of ' 93 6 gasol i ne stat i on Ja1 3 , 1 1 F : 5 MOUNT ST MARY ' S ACADEMY Art i c l e on new p r i nci pa l , S i s ter Mary B l a i se Powe rs S 9 , 2B : l MOUNTA I N V I EW See a l so Educa t i on-Mounta i n V i ew MOUNTA I NBURG See a l so Drug Add i c t ion MULBERRY R I VER Arkansas Na tural and Scen i c R i vers Comm supports appeal of dec i s ion that W r l 1 l am Hc l l roy can b l ock canoe i s ts from h i s pa rt o f Mul berry R t ver F27 , 7A : l Arkansas Supreme Court ru l es r i ver a n av i gab l e s t ream ; l andowners cannot ba r f i shermen or canoe i s ts Mrl 8 , 5A : l Gazette rev i ews I s sues i n case H r l 9 , 22A: l Mc i l roy to appeal ru l i n g to US Supreme Ct My 1 6 , 7A : 5 Texas 0 1 1 and Gas seeks perm i t for d r l l l l n g I n r i ve r My2 3 , l l A : l A rt i c l e rev i ews s tate Supreme C t rul I ng and changes I n water law Je8 , t A : 4 Two Mul berry R i ver l andowners ask US Su p reme Ct to reverse Arkansas · Supreme C t on use of r i ve r Jy l , 9A : I US Su preme Ct l eaves I n tact ru l i ng that the publ i c owns Mul berry R i ve r ; ca noe i s ts can use r i ver 07, SA : l Ga zette appl auds ct dec i s ion 0 8 , 20A : l Landowners to seek l aw a ff i rm i ng the i r owne rsh i p of the s t reambed D1 9 , . . . Newbo rn baby found dead on c reek bank f n Ful ton County S25 , 6A : l See a l so Shoo t ings --Akri dge ( Dona l d ) Fam i l y : Bod i es o f Dona l d Akri dge and h i s w l fe Sharon Ann , found J n B i ge l ow home ; coup l e were apparen t l y murder and s u i c i de v i c t ims 02 7 , 4A : 1 - -Al l en , Wi l l i am Dean : Gunman s l ays Al l en , wounds another man a t Dona 1 dson S 1 4 , 6A: 1 Ca:r los Reed Branham charged S 1 6 , 5A : 3 . Judge sen tences Ca r l os Reed Branham to 67 years fdr shoo t i ng death of Al l en a t Dona l dson ; D i ck Wa l ke r b l i n ded I n same I n c i dent 031 , JA : 6 · --Atwood , John Paul : G l en Burnett Jr p l eads gu i l ty to mans l aughter i n death o f h i s 3-yr-o l d s tepson , John Pau l Atwood Mr1 9 , 7A : 5 Mrs Betty Burnett p l eads gu i l ty , gets three-yr term 0 1 l , 1 4A : 3 -·Avery, Andrew: Hempstead Co po� l i ce charge Gary Avery I n dea th of h i s father Ja30 , 2A : 7 Tenn o f 20 yrs g i ven Gary Avery Ap25 , 3A : 5 Cor rect I on on reported tes t i mony Ap26 , 2A : 8 --Babb i t t , Max Boyd : G r.ant County po l i ce charge De l bert Anderson , a deaf mute , i n shoo t i ng death of Babb i tt N21 , 1 3A : 4 --Badge r , Jo Ann : Cha rges of f i rs t-deg ree murder p l aced aga i nst John Cha r l es Badger in death of h i s wi fe I n Lonoke County Ap25 , 4A : 5 --Ba i l ey , G l en : State Po l i ce Sgt G l en Ba i l ey shot to dea th near Ma r i on by C l ay Anthony Ford , who was shot · l a ter by another t rooper S6 , 1 A : 8 Ford I s escapee from Tennessee pri son work release center S 7 , 1 A : 4 Sgt Ba l l ey eulogi zed as ca r i n g about peop l e ; J , 200 attend funeral 0 1 0 ,ltA: l 3A: I HULES See a l so H un t i n g and Trapp i n g MUN I C I PAL GOVERNMENT See Ark-Local Govt ; a l so see geog heads MUN I C I PAL LEAGUE , ARKANSAS See a l so Ark-Local Govt-·Fl nances MUNS I NGWEAR , I NC Arkade l ph i a p l an t to c l ose O l 7 , 7C : 2 HUNSON, LEE A . See a l so Ark-E l ect ions --Chancery C ts-- Dlst 6 1 94 MURDERS 1 980 --Basne t , Randy : US Supreme Court turns doWn appeal of John Edward Swi nd l e r who has been sentenced to dea th for shoot i n g death o f Randy Basnet i n 1 976 D9 , 4A : I Governor e l ect Frank O. Wh i te to set execut i on date for John E dward Swi nd l e r soon a fter i naugura t i on D 1 2 , 7A : 1 Exe c u t i on date for John E . Swi n d l e r to be set by Gov B i i 1 C l i n ton 020 , 1 A : 3 Gov C l i-n ton sets execu t i on date of March 2 1 for Swindler D22 , 5A : I --Bel l , Gera l d : T\toO boys , ages 1 3 and 1 4 , ques t i oned i n s l ay i ng of Bel l near Ton t i town Ja4 , 5A : 3 F i rs t deg ree murder cha rges f i l ed aga i n s t two 1 3y r-o l d boys Ja8 , 9A : 7 Spr i ngda l e youth , 1 3 , p l eads g u i l ty i n shoot ing dea th o f Bel l Ap2 5 , 4A : 3 --Bennett , B i l l y P r i ce : Judge Lowbe r Hendrl cks bars .news reports on statements made to po l i ce by suspect James L . Maxwe 1 1 I 1 1 Ja 1 , 4A: 1 L I tt 1 e Rock teenager, James Laurre l l Maxwe l l I l l enters nego t i a ted p l ea , gets l i fe term for s l ay i n g of Rev Bennett F22 , 4A : 4 - -B I shop, She 1 i a Ann : See Murders--Jones , Leona rd --Bo l I n , W. F . : A rkansas Supreme C t upho l ds death sentence for E dd i e Lee M i l l e r o f B l ythev l 1 l e , I n s l ay i ng o f Bol i n Je2 8 , 5 A : 6 Rehea r i n g o f death sentence for E dward lee H i l l e r for k t l l t ng Bo l i n I n 1 978 t s den i ed by s tate Supreme C t 0 7 , ltA : 6 --Bonds , Harsha Ann : Murder t r i a l o f Ha ro l d G l enn Hobbs con t i nues de s p J te fac t t h a t key wl tness was shot to dea th l a s t week Jy1 , 6A : l Jury con v i cts Hobbs , ca l l s for death pena l ty Jy3 , 5A : 4 --Br i ggs , Jo Ann : Body o f B l y the v i 1 l e woman found s tabbed to de.a th , suspect a r res ted D30 , 3A : 8 --B rooks , He l en : Po l i ce a r rest 1 4 -yr-o l d boy i n shoot i ng death of He l en B rooks , 2 3 , and her daughter, V i c k i e Carte r , at Mal vern S24 , 6A : 1 Carl Eugene Ba t l ey to be con f i ned un t l 1 age 1 8 ; prosecutor frustrated because l aw a l l ows no harsher sentence D 1 9 , 1 5A : I MURDERS --Brown , M I chae 1 Dav I d : Cha rges fl l ed aga i ns t 1 4 -yr-o l d boy i n shoot Jng o f B rown , a l so 1 4 , near Sh i r l ey Mr2 6 , 6A : 2 - - B ryan , Barbara Ann : Body of Lepanto woman found bes i de h i ghway D 1 3 , 6A : 3 --Burch, M i chael An thony : P l ea o f g u i l ty to reduced charge of man s l aughter b r i ngs 1 0 y r term, w i th 5 suspended , for Henry C ra b t ree t n Pope Co F7,6A : 5 See a l so C rabtree , Henry --Burns , Arthur E d : Larry Lee B l y l oses appeal of h i s 2nd t r i a l and con v i c t ion for murder of Burns Ja2 9 , 6A : 6 --Burrage , J . D . : B l ythev i l l e man shot to dea t h ; suspect a r rested Jy5 , 8A : 3 --By rd , James M . : W i l dl i fe off i ce r found shot to death I n h i s home a t Pocahon tas Ap2 8 , 8A : 4 Two boys , aged 1 1 and 1 4 , a rrested I n s l ay i ng Ap20 , 7A : 8 --Ca I I away , B l l l y Paul : Pol l ce cha rge Mrs Co r i ne Gooden i n shoo t i ng dea.th o f her son Ap20 , 8A : 5 --Cathca r t , Robe rt J r : Murder cha rges f i l ed aga l ns t John Cathca rt in shoo t i n g dea th o f h i s brother l n Lawrence Co F 7 . 6A : 3 T r i a l o f John Cathcart ends i n m i s t r i a l because j u ry cannot ag ree on san i ty I ssue Jy J 2 , 9A : 2 See a l so H i s s i ng Persons --Cathcart --Ch i l de rs , John Henry: . Federal Judge · G . Thomas E i se l e overturns con v i c t i on of James T i pton G r i gsby o f Danvi l l e because the j udge i n Frankl i n C i rcu i t C t d i d not g i ve h l m a chance to prove that h i s j u ry was prone to con v i c t suspects because anyone opposed to death pena l ty was exc l uded Ja30 , 3A : 7 S tate Atty Gen S teve C l a rk asks Judge E i se l e to c l a r i fy and recons i de r h i s overtu rn of murder conv i c t ion of James T i pton G r i gsby i n shoo t i n g dea th of Chi l ders M rl 9 , 1 0A : 1 Attorney for G r i gsby says state ' s mo t i on i s a t tempt to duck I ssue of gu i l t-prone j ur i es when they 1 95 MURDERS 1 980 a re qua l i f J ed for the death pena l ty Mr20 , 1 3A : 8 . Judge E i sel e refuses to mod i fy order for new t r i a l for G r i sby Mr21 , 1 0A : 5 --C l eaver, Ketchel : Po l i ce charge Barry Lee C leaver i n shoo t i ng death of h i s father, Ketchel C l eaver, nea r Yel l v i l l e F1 5 , 1 2A : I --Couch , Judy W r i g h t : Surv i vor of shoo t i ng l nc: l dent tes t i f i es tha t Cha rl es W . Couch fata l l y shot h f s estranged w t fe a t Fayettev f l 1 e apt Ja l 8 , 5A : I Psycha i t r i s t tes t f f l es Couch · not psycho t i c Ja l 9 , 5A : 1 Cha r l es Couch convi cted o f cap i tal murde r; j u ry dec i des aga i ns t death pena l ty Ja22 , 6A : I Charl es Couch gets 1 I fe wl-thout pa ro l e Ja24 , 6A : 6 --Dav i s (James) Fami l y : Ne i ghbors f i nd Mrs Dav i s shot to death and H r Dav i s serious l y wounded I n Ozark home Dl 3 , 1 4A : 6 --Davi s , Lol a : G rand Jury I n d i cts Don Dav l s of She r i dan , on cha rge of s t rang l t ng h I s w t fe , lo l a Je24, 5A: 7 --Da v i s, Luther : Body o f Dav i s found. nea r DeWi t t Jyl 0 , 3A : 6 --Doz i e r , Wl l l l am: L i t t l e Rock man shot to death on h i s front po rch as he l eft for ea r l y wo rk s h i ft F2 J , 3A : 3 --Eas l ey , John J r : Appea l for new t r i a l for DeWayne Hul sey rejected by Ark Supreme C t ; reject i on of j u ror who opposed· death pena l ty l s ba s i s ; Hu1 sey 1 s death sentence uphe l d by US Supreme C t Apl , 5A : 2 Con v i cted k i l l er , OeWayne Hul sey , exha usts ap pea l s of h i s death sen tence Jel 0 , 6A : l Dea th sentence appeal f i l ed by DeWayne Hul sey In 1 975 s l ay i n g of Eas l ey a vo i d s se t t i ng o f execut ion US Supreme C t refuses date Ag1 2 , 7A : l hea r i ng appeal of death pena l ty for DeWayne Hul sey for s l ay i ng of Eas l ey I n 1 9 75 ; other appea l s pos s i b l e fo r Hul sey 021 , 6A : I --E l k i n s. , Do ug l a s : Med i ca l exam i n e r tel l s j ury I n t r i a l of J i mmy Sl avens J r tha t E l k i ns d i ed of broken neck F2 1 , 4A : 7 S l avens te l 1 s o f 2 f i ghts a t c l ub ; never touched v i c t i m , he I ns i s ts F22 , 7A : 6 S l avens found MURDERS g u l ·l ty F2 3 , 7A : t S l avens gets 2-yr term F26 , 5A : 4 --F i e l ds , John Dav i d : Death Row i nmate Charl es Ma rt i n Nea l , who was sentenced to dea th in 1 975 fo r murder of F i e l ds , gets pe rm i ss ion to ask for new t r i a l SJ0 , 6A : 1 Nea l w i l l get hea r i n g on con tention that he got I neffect i ve counsel 026 , 1 2A : l C i rcu i t Judge Ri chard B . Adki sson re jects new t r i a l for Cha rles Ma rt i n Nea l D 3 , l 3A : 4 --Ford , Per ry Lee: P l ea o f gu i l ty to Ford ' s murder b r i ngs 30-yr term for 1 6-yr-o t d Dana Audra Ho l den S4 , 4A : 7 - - Frankl i n , Ri tc h i e : Four con v i c ted of h i nde r i ng a rres t of a c r i m i n a l My7 , 2A : 2 Cha rges aga i n s t 2 d i sm i ssed My8 , 5A : l --Ga rr i do , An ton io Mi guel : V i c t i m found i n d i tch near Lonoke. S l 0 , 9A : 4 --Gatche l l , O l i ver W . J r : P rom i nent c i v i l eng i nee r , O l i ve r W . Gatche l l J r , s l a i n I n tunnel beh i n d Came l ot I nn a t L i ttl e Rock ; :· pol l ee a r res t C h r i s t l e Lynn Mclemo re , an acqua i n tance of the v i c t i m Ag23 , I A : 2 More deta i l s on shoo t i ng g i ven Ag24 , 2A : 3 M i ss Mclemore wai ves hea r i n g , sends case d i rec t l y to c i rcu i t c t fo r t r i a l Ag2 6 , 4A : 8 Bond fo r M i ss Mclerrnre set a t $40 ,000 0 8 , 4A: 7 M i s s Mclemore free on bond 09 , 4A : l At torney for M i ss Mclemore says she b l ocks out t i me of shoo t i ng N2 7 , 1 1 A : 1 --George , Marv i n : Body o f L t t t l e Rock mote l c l e rk found i n d i tc h ; ap paren t l y George had been abducted then shot Jy 1 5 ,4A :4 - - G i bson , Del be rt : Qua rrel ends I n shoo t i ng dea th o f Del bert .G i bson and Kenneth Sorter I n Nevada .County Jy2 3 , 4A : 6 --G i 1 1 , Gar l and Bruce: Body · o f · G i l l found nea r Dumas Je 1 8 , 1 1 A : l - -G l l m:> re : Mo t i on seeks new t r i a l fo r James Dav i d S i mpson who was con v i c ted fo r murder of Larry and Grea l l ng Lamont G i l more a t HcAl mont Ja4 , 5A : 8 --Goodson , Lawrence Edwa r d : Shotgun 1 96 MURDERS 1 980 b l a s t throu gh w i ndow of L i t t l e Rock home k i l l s Goodson S24 , 1 4A : l --G reen , E l etha : West Memph i s woman found shot to dea th I n he r home Ap26 , 9A : l --Green , He l en Barnett : P i ne Bl uff store c l erk found shot to death Ja 3 1 , 6A : 8 --Gr i ff i n , Loretta : Suspect ques t i oned in shoo t i n g dea th of Mrs G r i ff i n and her 7-yr-o l d son , M i ckey Edwa rd G r l ff l n , near Hot Spri ngs F l 5 , 1 l A : 1 Med i ca I examiner says Hrs G r i f f i n shot her son , then took her own l I fe Fl 7, l 4A: 2 . --Ha l ey , ' Da r i ff: Ha rri son po l i ce arres t ttrs Ka thy Ha l ey o f Benton on charge o f murde r i n g he r 3-mo-o l d daughte r , Da r l ff Ap22 , 2A : 8 Hrs Ha l ey j udged competent to stand t r f a l Hy22 , 1 4 A ; 3 Two l oca l spec i a l i s ts tes t i fy Mrs Ha l ey not compe tent Jy4 , 9A : 2 Mrs Ha l ey ru l ed un f i t to be t r i e d , ordered to s ta te hosp Jy5 , 4A : l --Ha rr i s , Cha rles Parker: Cumm i n s I nmate o n l eave shot to death a t L r t t l e Rock ; Troy H lcks Jr . charged Ag ) 3 , 1 OA : 1 --Hash, W I 1 lt am: Pol I ce a rrest Wi l l i am Ekel man , Don Jeffers , Sand-ra S t r i ck l i n Putnam and Gary Carter i n death o f Hash Jy25 , 1 2A : 5 Deta i l s o f k i l l i n g revea l ed · Jy26 , 4A : l Jeffers and Ekel man en ter gu i l ty p l eas , get l i fe sentences O l , 7A : 5 --Ho l l oway , Kenneth : S tuttgart man shot to death , Unmare G i l mo re cha rged Ja 1 5 , 6A : 8 --Houston , Raymon d : Dardane l l e man wounds h i s w i fe , k i l l s son and h i m sel f Je2 3 , 7A : 7 --Hughes , Cha r l es Ph i l l i p : Po l f ce cha rge Raymond Hughes o f S t rong , I n shoo t i ng death o f h i s brother Ja 1 5 , 5A : 6 --Hun t , Jean n i e Bea rd: Fayette v i l l e woma n shot to death I n home 02 7 , JA : l Po l i ce arrest fema l e sus . pect f n s hoot i n g dea th of Hrs Hunt 028 , 9A : 2 Conn i e Lou i se Lascano cha rged wl th murder 029 , SA : 5 --Jackson , Ca r l C l i fford Lee See a l so Hurders--Jones , Leona rd MURDERS --Jackson , Dora : Conv i c t ion of Jarries W. Rob i nson rever�ed I n s l ay in g o f Dora Jackson · and L i nda Sue W i l l i ams because j udge refused to I n s t ruct j u ry that i t cou l d fi n d Rob i nson gui l ty o f l esser offense My20 , 6A : 2 --Jackson . Fami l y : D r i ve r a t L i t t l e Rock repo rts man got out o f taxi on Arkansas R i ver b r l dge . th rew c h i l d ren over ra l l N 1 7 , 6A : 7 Po l i ce search Arkansas R i ver at L i tt l e Rock for ch i l d ren al l egedl y th rown f rom Ha i n S t reet b r i dge by the i r fa ther, Dav i d A . Jackson N 1 8 , JA : l Bod i es o f g i r l s found i n r i ve r ; b i l l fo l d o f Jackson found on shore N 1 9 , 1 A : 2 Search of r i ver con t i nues N20 , 1 2A : l Dav i d A l l en · Jackson s t i l 1 m i s s i ng D 3 , 6A : 5 --Johnson , Arl f ce : Murder cha rges a l l ege M rs Johnson d l ed · of i n j u r i es i n f 1 i cted du r i ng assau l t by Dewayne Tyus Dl 1 , 2 3A: 1 --Johnson , Jack i e : Body of young woman found on d i rt road south of Sweet Home; ma l e ca l l e r t i pped pol I ce where body cou l d be found Je2 8 , I A :J --Jones , J i l!ITIY Paul : Jo Ann Hende rson charged w i th murder of Jones Ap 1 7 , 2 A : 5 --Jones , Leonard : Body o f man found eas t o f Co l l ege S ta t i on l s that of l i t t l e Rock ca r dea l e r , John Phe l an ; robbe ry be l i eved roo t i ve Je 1 5 , l A : S Pol t ce f i nd bod i es o f 2 men I n t runk of car a t L i t t l e Rock ; both men had been bound and shot Je J 7 , 1 A : 6 S l ay i ng v i c t i ms i den t i f i ed as Leona rd Jones and Carl Jackson ; both had l on g c r i m i n a l records Je l 8 , 1 3A : l Body o f Rosemary Bogard Jones , w i fe o f Leona rd Jones , found l n d i tch I n L i t t l e Rock ; death ma y be t i ed to doub l e s l ay i n g Je1 9 , I A : 8 Po l i ce un a b l e to con f i rm that Rosemary Bogard and Leonard Jones were ma r r i e d ; shot gun and p i s to l used t n s l ay i ng of woman Je20 , 7A : l V i c t ims were ma r r i ed, po l i ce learn Je22 , 2A : 3 Dona l d Ray McCoy and James DeW i tt H i nton charged w i th Pe l an murder Jyl l , 4A: 3 Shotgun b l a s t k i l l ed woman found I n qua rry Jy22 , 3A : I Body found I n quarry 1 97 MURDERS 1 980 ten ta t i ve l y i den t i f i ed as Mrs Shel i a Ann B i shop , a fede ral w i tness I n a d rug p robe i n another s ta te Jy2 6 , 1 4A : 7 Mrs B i shop v i o l a ted protection regu l a t i on s , deputy says Agl 4 , 1 2A : 7 Murder charges f i l ed aga i ns t B i l l y Gene S tephenson and Les l i e N i chol s Ag30, 1 0A : l Po l i ce f i n d b l ood-sta i ned car be l t eved used I n murder S i t , 4A : 6 O h i o pol i ce a r rest B i l l y Gene S tephenson , who i s a suspect I n s l ay i ng o f C a r l C l i fford Lee Jackso n , Leona rd Jones , Rosemary Bogard Jones and Shel l a Ann B i shop I n Pul a s k i Co N27 , 1 2A : t Pol i ce arres t Cha r l es V . Moorman and Lu ther Ha l l I n deaths o f 4 a t L i tt l e Rock l a s t s ummer I n drug re 1 a ted s l ay l ngs D6 , 1 2A : l B i l l y Gene S tephenson confesses to k i l l i ng John Phe l an ; murder charges aga i ns t Dona l d Ray McCoy and James DeW i t t H i n ton d ropped ; H i nton , who I s m i l d l y re tarded , had confessed to c r i me and I mp l i cated McCoy D25 , I A : 3 Counts aga i n s t McCoy and H i nton d ropped 031 , 3A : 3 --Jones , Rosemary Bogard: See a l so Hurders--Jone s , Leonard --Kel l y , Ro l an d : S l ay i ng v i c t i m found I n Fayet tev i l l e home Ap2 3 , 1 5A : l Charges o f cap i ta ) murder fl i ed a t Fayettev i l l e aga i n s t Chester Earl Rhodes and Juan i ta Carr In death o f Kel l y Ap25 , 3A : 4 --La rkan , Bobby Lynn : See a l so Compton , W i l l i am C l a ude --Lawson , Henry: G u i l ty p l ea b r i ngs 20-yr term for James Leonard Gardner I n s l ay i ng o f Lawson at P i ne B l u ff Ja5 , 4A : 2 --Lewe l l en , Horne r : Body o f forme r fede ra l p r i son I nmate found near Mo r r i l ton Ap l 6 , 1 1 A : 3 Body found I n creek nea r Humnoke . Ap22 , 3A : 3 Body I den t i f i ed as James Newton , a forme r I n ma te of the U S p r i son at Leave.n wo r t h Ap23 , 1 7A : 8 Pol I ce say James Ha rri son Newton was I n possess i on of stol en Jewe l s before he was k t l l ed ; Lewa l l en and Newton were cel l mates wh i l e I n federal p r i son Hy2 , 4A : 3 Larry D . Upton of North L i ttl e Roc k MURDERS a rr.e sted , charge I n Lewe l l en murder Jy2 7 , 5A : l Larry Upton feared he woul d be s l a i n by a l l eged c r i me r i n g , po l i ce say Jy29 , 1 1 A : 1 Larry Upton charged w i th s l ay i ng of James Ha rri son Newton , an a l l eged member of a rea c r i me r i ng Jy3 1 , 9A : 1 --L l l l l a rd , Mo r r i s F . : Dona l d T. B rewer to get new t r i a l because Judge Ma�p l n Cunvn t ngs erred I n I ns t ruct i ons to j u ry D2 , 4A : I --L i nd l ey , Geo rge : Jury acq u i ts Dav i d Sossamon and W i l l i am Hawk i ns of cha rge of bea t i ng L i nd l ey to death Je2 1 , 7A : 2 --L i pe , Ca r l : P rosecutor b l ames obsess i on w i th ma k i ng fas t money through a p ros t i tut ion scheme as mo t i ve for k i l l i ng of L i pe ; Jerry Ro l eson and h i s w i fe , Cec i l f a , are on t r i a l i n G reene Co F7, 7A : 2 W i tness says Mrs Ro l l eson sa i d she wanted L i pe dead F8 , 4A : 7 Ro l esons found gu i l ty F9 , 6A : 3 P.o l eson cou p l e get 1 I fe terms Fl 4 , 6A : 3 - -L i ttl e , Les te r : L i tt l e Rock coup l e , Lester and Doro thy L i t t l e , found s l a i n a t home ; rooms had been ransacked ; ca r seen I n a rea Je8 , 1 A : 6 E v i dence sought Je9 ,2A:4 Coup l e had been beaten Je l 0 , 2A : 7 Compos i te sketch of suspect Je2 0 , 7A : 3 James W i l l i am Cu rran o f Searcy, who had known the L i t t l es s i nce he was 5 , cha rged i n s l ay i ngs Jy 1 2 , 1 A : 2 Kn i fe , 2 p i s to l s found I n bag J n Red R i ver near Sea rcy be l i eved weapons used i n s l ay i n g Jy 1 3 , 3A : 7 Mrs She l a Curran , w i fe of James Wi l l i am Cu rran , tes t i f i es her husband admi t ted s l ay l ngs Jy29 , 7A : l Psyc h i a t r i c exam ordered for Curran Ag1 2 , 7A : 7 Curran d i ag nosed as sane S 1 3 , 5A : 1 Curran p l eads I n nocent by reason of I nsan t ty S20, 6A : 4 --Loft i s , James Howa rd : D i az man sho t , k f 1 1 ed duri ng f i gh t ; suspect a rrested Je29 , 6A : 5 --Love l ace , Rona l d E : Judges a t US Court o f Appea l s surpri sed a t l a tes t appeal of Roge r Dean Mosby for 1 968 con v i ct ion Je1 3 , 1 6A : 1 1 98 MURDERS �· .• . . 1 980 --Loy d , Nora Bel l : C ra i ghead Co lt«>man found shot to death a t Rock H i l l home ; murder charge f i l e d aga i n s t Raymond A l l en Cob l e Ja 3 0 , 9A : 3 Tape o f suspect Raynond A . Cob l e p l ayed a t t r i a l ; death pen a l ty sought Ag21 , 9A : 4 Cob l e found g u i l ty Ag22 , 1 2A : 4 Cob l e te rm I s l i fe w i thout pa ro l e Ag23 ,4A: 8 --Lunz, Sha ron Ann Gri ggs : L i t t l e Rock po l i ce a r rest Joe Henry Sul l i van i n shoo t i ng death of Mrs Lunz i n ap parent robbery a t tempt N28 , 5A : l - -Ma l o t t , C i ndy Lou : Batesv i l l e woman found s t rang l ed� s tabbed My l o , I 2A : 3 --Mat thews , L i nda Lou i se : Derrro t t teenager shot to death , lt«>man a r rested D30 , 5A.: 5 Ba rbara Col I i ns cha rged D31 , 9A : 4 --McCann , Sandra : Ben ton teenager found shot to dea th F5 , 3A : 8 Few l eads reptd i n abduct ion , s l ay i ng F6 , 1 0A : 5 Ra p i s t o f Benton g l r l may be same man who k 1 1 1 ed M I s.s Mc Cann F8 , 5A : 6 Benton g i r l adm i ts rape s tory was fa l se F20 , 9A : 3 Four suspects q ues t i oned I n Co l o rado F29 , 8A : l Joseph M i chael B resau l t and Robert R i chard Heffernan charged wi th s l ay i ng Mr26 , 4A : 2 Tes ts I nd i ca te gun found I n Oklahoma l a ke was used I n k i l l i ng Ap29 , 7A : 4 Extrad i t ion of suspects sought My6 , 7A : 6 Two sus pects may be t r f ed on rape charges t n Col o rado before return to Ark Hy l O , 1 J A : 4 Suspects to be extrad i ted Jy29 , 5A : 1 - -McCorm i ck , J i mmy: Pol f ee charge B i l l y Joe Edgemond i n dea th o f McCormick Ja2 9 , 6A : 4 --McGu i re , Noel Don : L i tt l e Rock Detec t i ve Noe l Don McG u i re s l a i n , cash i e r at food s tore wounded ; Okl a homa po l i ce a r rest teenagers Dav i d Bu t l er and Edward L i tt l e , both from I l l i no i s My l 5 , 1 A : 2 1 1 1 1 no l s teen agers booked on charges of cap i ta l fel ony murder My1 6 , 1 8A : I 1 , 000 at tend funeral service My 1 7 , I A : 2 I nno cent p l eas entered for L i tt l e and B u t l e r Hy l 7 , 6A : 4 L l t t l e l e d t roub l e d MURDERS l i fe , s tepfather says My1 8 , 20A : 1 Cap i ta l murder cha rges fi l ed a ga i ns t L i ttl e and B u t l e r My31 , 3A : 5 De fendan ts p l ead I nnocent Je4 , 5A : 2 Teen -agers ordered to s tand t ri a l . separate l y Ag2 , 7A : 7 Atto rneys fo r suspects ask that foes o f death pena l ty be on j u ry S4 , 4A : 1 Con fessions o f suspects rul ed admi s s i b l e i n t r l a l S2 7 , 9A : l Judge Lowbe r Hendri cks J r accuses defendan t s o f escape at tempt 08 , 4A : 5 Judge Hen d r i cks rejects defense objec t i ons to dea th-prone j u ry 0 1 1 , SA : l Lawyers for Edwa rd Eugene L i t t l e l ose appeal fo r mo re funds fo r expenses 029 , SA : l Delay i n t r i a l o f Edward Eugene L i ttl e sought� i nsan i ty pl ea may be made N6 , 1 l A : 1 State Supreme C t re fuses to de l ay t r f a l of L i t t l e N B , 4A : 4 Jury sel ect ion i n L i t t l e t r i a l beg i ns ; Judge Hen d r i cks den i e s de l ay request by defense N I J 1 6A : l Jury se l ec t i on comp l eted fo r L i ttl e t r i a l N l 5 , 7A : 2 Jury hea rs s ta tement that L i ttl e confessed to shoo t i ng and · bragged about l .t N l 8 , 4A : 1 Jury f i nds L i t.ti e gu i l ty of cap i ta l murder N l 9 , 1 A : 6 L i fe t n p·r l son wi thou t paro l e I s sentence for E ugene L I t t l e·; sen tence of 50 yrs fo r robbery and 20 yrs for battery a l so to be served I n consecut i ve order N20 , 1 A : 2 On l y a few j u rors sought death pena l ty for L t tt 1 e , membe rs of j u ry say N2 1 , 1 4A : l P l ans to l ea rn a t rade i n p r i son , L l t t l e says N2 8 , 3A : 2 Dav i d Russe l l Baker , 1 6 , gets l l fe term D4 , 20A : 6 Ret r i a l sought fo r U tt l e D9 , 2A : 8 New t r I a 1 fo r L I t t 1 e den i ed D 1 1 , 1 BA : 5 Edwa rd Eugene L i tt ·J e moved from Tucker Un i t to max i mum sec u r i ty a t Cumm i n s because escape at tempt poss i b l e D 1 3 , 1 2A : 3 Edwa rd Eugene L l t t l e to appeal l i fe te rm D20 , 8A : � --Hear, Jeffrey Al l en : Po l i ce cha rge Larry Mea r , 1 9 , of Cabot w i th fi rs t deg ree mu rde r I n dea th of h i s i n fant son , Jeffrey ; Hear a l so cha rged w i th rape of a woman i n Wh i te County N7 1 I OA : 5 --Mere d i th , Robert L . : No rth L i t t l e Rock shootout l eaves Hered f th and a 1 99 HURDE RS 1 980 HU ROERS Rac_k l ey at Hector In 1 978 F 1 4 , 9A : 1 --Ragsda l e , Eugene : Paragou l d man found beaten to dea th Ag 1 5 , 1 1 A : l --Ri tc h i e , Ma rv i n : Second t r i a l of · Pau l Ru i z and Earl Van Denton cost about $ 5 0 , 000 ; Logan County ques t i ons some charges by Conway County Mr5 , 5A : 2 Logan County JP panel s tu d i es · b i l l from Conway County for $ 2 5 , 677 Mr1 3 , 1 4A : 7 Execution date for Pau l Ru i z and Earl Van Denton nea rs , · s tay not yet obta i ned My3 1 , 3A : 5 Arkansas Supreme C t i ssues stay of execut ion Je3 , 7A: 1 State Sup reme Court rul es l awyers for Ru i z and Denton en t i t l ed to on l y $350 . 00 Je24 , 5A : l --Rode, Den i se Kay : Conway po l i ce charge Dav i d Les l i e Rode I n death o f h i s w i fe , Den i se Ag2 1 , I OA : 6 - -Roden , Vera : Wes t C rossett woman found beaten to dea t h ; pol i ce cha rge Lawrence B . Smi th Je8 , 1 0A : 1 --Rodgers , Fern Cowan : Pa ro l e sought by Peggy Ha l e , who was· convf cted i n murder of M.rs Porter Rodgers S r of Searcy Jy9 , 8A : I Peggy Jean Ha l e I s g ranted pa ro l e Jy25 , 5A : l Dr 'o rte r Rodgers S r d i es a t C umm i ns P r i son Farm wh l l e se rvi ng t i me for ro l e I n murder of h i s w i fe N 5 , 8A : 6 --sanders , H i ke : Stamps H i gh School s tudent shot to death I n c l a ss roomj Evan Hampton , another s tuden t , charged Ja8 , l A : 4 --Sa rgen t , Cha rl es : Body of Sargent found shot to death I n eastern Sal i ne Co F20 , 4A : 8 Sa l i ne Co po 1 i ce cha rge Kate Sargen t and 3 sons I n shoo t i ng death of Cha r l es Sa rgent H r l 0 , 5A : I P robab l e cause found to cha rge H rs Sargent and 2 son·s .w i th 1 s t degree murder Hr28 , 1 0A : 1 J u ry del i berates fate of Hrs Sa rgen t ; tes t i mony summa r i zed Jyl , l OA : l Mrs Kate Ma r i e Sargent convi cted as ac comp l i ce , gets 20-yr p r i son term Jy2, 1 A : 2 Hove to s u rp ress s ta tements by Dona l d Sargent den i ed Jy 1 9 , 1 1 A : l Dona l d Sargent convi cted of k i l l i ng h i s fathe r , sentenced to l i fe I n p r l son Ag2 , 4A : 1 --Sco t t , Te resa Ann : Po l i ce cha rge John H . Scott I n shoo t i ng death of woman dead , another man c r i t i ca l l y wounded Jy6 , J A :J --Mi tche l l , Mac Stacy : Pol i ce cha rge Robert T . D l bo l d o f H i ckory Ri dge ( C ross Co) i n shoot ing death of 1 5-yr-o l d Mac Stacy M i tchel - I My23 , 7A : 5 --M i ze , Dana D i ane: Motion f i l ed for new t r i a l for John E l 1 l'ott G ruzen Ja l 7 , 5A : 4 State Supreme C t den i es G ruzen b i d for supp ress l on o f cert a i n e v i dence Ja22 , 4A : 4 New t r i a l for John E l l iott G ruzen to be hel d ; h i gh costs c i ted 02 1 , 6A : 1 G ruzen pl eads I nnocent ; second t r i a l set for Apri l N2 5 , 5A : 2 --Naccarato, A l ex : Judge sentences Mark L i nder to I l fe i n p r i son after v i ct i m ' s daughter says death sen tence woul d not b r i ng her fa ther back Ag9 , I 2A: 6 --Newton , James Harri son : See Murde rs--Lewa l l en , Homer --Nowl I n , No rman : . Bearden coup l e , Norman and Ora Ha r re l l Nowl i n , found shot to dea th 02 , 1 2A : I - -O ' Nea l , Wi i i a Dean : Fort Smi th store owner found s l a i. n ; robbery ap pears to be mo t i ve N2 7 , 5A : 1 Wi l burn Anthony - Henderson a r rested Dl 2 , 1 4A : 7 --Pate l , P ra v l n H . : L i t t l e Rock motel emp l oyee shot to death by robber N)0 , 5A : l Robe rt James Wi l l iams charged D l ,4A: 1 --Payne , Hube r t : Second t r i a l of Booker T Wes tb rook fo.r murder of Dermott Pol i ce Ch i e f Payne b r i n gs I i fe wi thout pa ro l e te rm 022 , ]A : l --Phe l a n , John : See Murders--Jones , Leona rd --P i e rce , M i l ton : · Judge ru l es Paul Mart i n Jones not competent to s tand t r I a J Ap 1 7 , 2A : 5 : --P i l che r, Charles D . : Han k i l led near Hot Spri ngs , Dav i d G ray a r rested Ap20 , 4A : 3 --Presson : F i rs t-degree murder cha rges fi l ed aga i ns t Susan Jean Presson f n dea th of her newborn daughter S l 2 , 1 0A : 2 --Rackl ey , Roger E . : Jury f i nds Johnny Lee Ch i sum g u i l ty of man s l aughter I n shoo t i ng death of · • . 200 MURDERS 1 980 MURDERS aga i n s t R i chard Ph i l l i p Ande rson and Damon Pete rson S 30 , 3A : 3 --S t i nyard, Aviance Den i se : Cha rge of second-deg ree murder b r i ngs 20-yr term for Oc ie B . S t l nyard I n 1 9 79 death o f h i s 1 6-mo-o l d daughter Apl , ltA : 3 --Tatum, Ea rl : Murder conv1 ct ion of Cha r l es O . F i n n i e reve rsed because character w t tness not a l l owed to tes t i fy Ja29 , 6A : l --Tay l o r , Arthur Lee : L I t t l e P.ock man shot to death by George Pf i fe r ; Tay l o r was ex-husband o f Hrs P f i fe r S6 , 1 2A : l --Tay l o r , Sharon : Jury sel ect ion beg ins I n t r i a l of Randa l l Ray Wi l son i n rape- s t ay i ng of Hrs Tay l o r I n Ben ton Co Ja8 , 9A : 6 Jury se l ected Ja l 5 ,2A : 5 Tes t i mony heard about events on n i gh t Hrs Tay l o r was s l a i n Ja 1 7 , 7A : 2 P rosecut ion comp l etes case Ja 1 8 , 5A : � Randa l l W i l son admi ts he s t ruck Mrs Tay l o r a fter a rgumen t Ja22 , 6A : 1 Randa l l W i l son found gui l ty of cap i ta l murder Ja23 , 1 4A : 3 Jury recommends t I fe term w l thout pa role ; re l a t i ves p l ead for me rcy , former w l fe tes t l f i es W i l son choked and beat he r Ja2� , 8A : 7 W i l son sentenced to l i fe w i thout parol e Ja3 1 , 8A : 2 --Teague , Don : Game and F i sh wl l d1 l fe off i ce r Teague and E . L . Wa rd abducted a t Penc i l B l uff ; Teague found shot to dea t h , Ward ser ious l y wounded F8 , 1 A : 8 Cap i ta l murder cha rge ff l e d aga i n s t Darrel Wayne H i l l F1 2 , 7A : 7 Darrel Wayne H i l l con v i cted ; dea th pena l ty. u rged Jy 1 2 , 4A : 6 --Thatche r , Ke i th : Shots f i red a t ca r k i l l s Tha tcher S2 , 1 2A : 5 --Thoma s , Ha r t e : Mon t i cel l o po l i ce charge Larry Wa sh i ngton I n shoo t i ng dea th o f M i ss Thomas 0 1 9 , 7A : 8 --Thu rman , Mi i ton : Po l i ce charge La rry Dragton w i th man s l a ughter I n shoo t i n g death o f Thurman near Conway Je1 0 , 5A : 1 --Toney, Thomas C . : Assaul t on Toney outs i de Mo rr i l ton s tore ends i n h i s death D1 8 , 1 1 A : 1 Man s l a ughter h i s w i fe at L i t t l e Rock Ja3 1 , 1 0A : 8 L i fe sen tence g i ven John Herman Sco t t J r Jy2 6 , 1 OA: l --Scrogg i ns , W i l l i am J . : Po l i ce a rrest Ruby Lee Henry and Rando l ph James on charges o f 1 h i t 1 k i l l ing of Sc rogg i ns . In C r i t tenden Coun ty ; Scrogg i ns ' w i fe , Hrs Sha ron s. Scrogg i ns a l so a r res ted ; a l l pa rt les a re from Fort Smi th Ag26 , 3A : 2 --Sha rp , Nedra A . : Body o f H rs Sharp found i n sha l low g rave near he r L i t t l e R i ver Co home ; G l en Hurry , son of v i c t i m , charged F ] , 6A : 4 . --Sl ayden , E thyl Joyce : P i ne Bl uff pol i ce cha rge Ha ro l d Loyd S l ayden In shoot i n g dea th of h i s wi fe Ja3 , 4A : 8 --Sm i th , Dw i gh t Dermot t : Ha l e shoot i ng v i c t i m found i n Burns Park at North L i t t l e Rock Jy2 3 , 3A : 5 Burns Park v i c t i m i dent i f i ed as Smi th Jy24 , 5A : 1 Robert E a r l Mon tgomery cha rged wi th ca p i ta l murder Ag6 , 9A : l --Sm i th , Mary Ann : B i l l y Hunt and h i s w i fe , L i n da ; cha rged wi th man s l a ughter l n Ga rl and County a fter the i r 1 4-yr-o l d n i ece , Mary Ann Smi th, d i ed from acute a l cohol po i son i ng Je1 3 , 1 5A : l Cha rge fi l ed aga i ns t B 1 1 1 y Hun t i n dea.th o f h I s n I ece , Mary Ann Sml th SS , 6A : 4 L i nda Hunt conv i cted of con t r i bu t i n g to de1 l nq uency of a m i no r S l 6 , 3A : 4 --Snyder, Leo ta : S tate Sup reme C t upho l ds 1 s t deg ree murder con v i ct ion of M i tchael T i tus l n dea th of h 1 s aun t I n Pope Co F5 , 5A : 6 --Sorter, Kenneth : See a l s.o Murders--Gl bson --Stacke r , Tommy : State Supreme Court reverses 2nd degree murder con vi ctlon of Hen ry C l ayborn Johnson on g rounds that i t was not p roven that he know i n g l y caused the death of Tommy S tacker when he fi red shots N� , 6A: 1 --S ta ton , Kenneth : Van Buren jewe l e r , Kenne th S ta ton , a n d h i s daughte r , Susan , bound and shot to death dur i ng robbery S 1 1 , 1 A : 2 Leads s l im I n s l ay l ng s ; search for van be g i ns S 1 2 , 6A : 1 Murder cha rges f i l ed 201 1 980 MURDERS charge f f J ed aga i ns t Ra l ph Howa rd 020 , 4A : 3 --Tra i l ovich , Anna : Rema rks by Judge Henry H . B ri tt du r i n g murder t r i a l of l smet D i vanov l ch b r i ngs re ve rsa l by state Sup reme Cour t ; new t r i a l to be hel d N 1 1 , 5A : l --Trav i s , Everett Guy: M i s s i s s i pp i County C i rcui t C t con v i cts Kenneth Lee Dee r i ng of murder of Trav i s , whose body has never been found Ap) 6 , 1 1A:4 --Tr i c e , M i chae l : BOd i es o f T r i ce and Kav i n Lavern Johnson found I n apt at L R ; both had been shot Ja2 3 , 3A : 4 V i c t ims had been shot 9 t i me s , D r Ma l ak says Ja25 , 1 0A : 5 -�Tuck, R i chard Steve : Body o f murdered ma n found i n ca r on 1 -40 near Forrest C l ty Ja9 , 4A : 6 --Turnbow, Wanda : Tes t i mony beg i ns i n t r t a 1 of Dav i d Las l ey on charge of s l ay i ng Mrs Turnbow I n J . C . Penney S tore a t Jones boro Jy29 , 1 1 A : 7 Dav i d Las l ey conv i cted JyJ 1 , 3A : 1 Las 1 ey sentenced to 1 1 fe I n p r 1 son w i thout parol e Agl , 5A : 2 --Vaugh t , Ga l l Jean : V i c t i m o f apparent rape-s l ay i ng i n Wash i ng ton County i den t i f i ed as Ga l l Jean Vaught 0 1 9 , 24A : 8 Wash i ngton County pol i ce a r res t man on fel ony d rug charge, p robe poss i b l e 1 I n k to s lay i ng of M i ss Vaught 02 1 , 4A : l --Wade, Jean De l o res : Pol i ce ar rest Hen ry Heye r Berg on man s l a ughter charge I n death o f M i s s Wade in auto c rash Ap25 , 3A : 3 --Wa l l ace , Me l v i n Eugene : E l Do rado man shot to dea th , Kenneth Langston charged My22 , 1 2A : 4 --Wa tts , A l v i n Rudo l ph : Marsha l l man d i es o f shoo t i n g wounds , Benny Lamon a r rested Ap5 , 4A : 4 - -W l l l ke r , Kenneth W . : Pope Co j u ry conv i cts Ray lee S p i l l ers I n shoo t i ng death o f Wl l i ke r Hr26 , 3A : 4 --Wi l l cu t t , Edward J . : Ho t S p r i ngs man found shot to death on park i ng i o t Ja29 , 3A : 6 --Wl 1 1 1 ams , Dav i d : Bod i es o f Dav i d W i i i i ams , Ma rga ret Ann Hack and Mel I ssa Hack found a fte r house f i re nea r Greenway (C l ay County ) ; some wounds on Wi l l i ams d i d not come f rom f i re Je2 1 , 6A : 4 Bui l e ts found I n body of Wi l l i ams Je24 , 5A : 3 Smoke k i l l ed 2 fema l e v i c t i ms , exami ne r says ; Wi l l l ams had been shot 4 t i mes Je25 , 5A : 2 Dav i d Hugh W i l l i ams cha rged w i th shoo t i ng h i s father and se t t l ng f i re that k i l l ed 2 others Je26 , 7A : 7 --Wi l l i ams , Monty: Pol l ee a rrest Donn i e McGowan I n shoot i ng of Wl 1 1 l ams near Pangburn ; men we re brothers - I n- l aw Ag26 , 3A : 8 --Wi i l i ams , Ruby Lynn : Death sentence g i ven Da v i d E ugene W i l l i ams I n s l ay i ng i n H i l l e r County Mr1 , 3A : 1 --W i l son , Sa1m1y F rankl i n : Bates v i l l e man shot to death d u r i ng fam i l y a rgument Ja30 , 2A : 3 --Wi ngf l el d , F ran k i e : Ne i ghbor a r rested I n shoo t i ng dea th o f Frank i e W l n gf l e l d , 1 7 , a t Hazel Val l ey (Wash i n g ton Co) D29 , 3A : 3 Edwa rd James p l eads I nnocent to murder cha rge D31 , 9A : 5 -·Young , G l enda Ga l l Hassenga l l : Sher i dan woman k i l l ed by shotgun b l � t f i red t h ro ugh w i n dow of he r home at She r i dan Ja1 1 , 9A : 6 MURPHY, CHARLES H . See a l so Ark- E l ec t l ons--Cong ress (Sen) Bumpers , Da l e Leon P res i den t i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980Republ l ean MURPHY, MELV I N See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Con t racts MURPHY O I L CO E l Dorado f i rm c i ted for v l o l a t lons of I n f l a t ion g u i de l i nes H r26 . 1 A : 3 Cha r l es Mu rphy home a t E l Dorado was scene of fun d - ra l se r for US Sen H i ke Gravel o f A l a s ka Hr30 , 6A : 1 F l rm p l ans to expand search fo r energy dur i ng decade ahead Hy1 5 , 6C : 7 HURRAY LOCK AND DAM See Dams --Mu r ray HURRELL, JOHN A . Art i c l e on noted outi aw who had base of opera t i ons I n Northeast Ark Jel , 1 F : 2 · • ·· HURRELL, JOHN A . 202 MURTO N , THOMAS O . 1 980 MURTON , THOMAS O . ·· See a l so P r l sons�Arkansas State Pen i ten t i a ry MUSCLES Fast and s l ow-tw i tch musc l e f i ber s tudied by Dr James R. Ph l l l l p s , of L i tt l e Rock S l 0 , 1 B : 3 HUSEUHS See a l so Arkansas S ta te Un i v Museum Darby , WI l1 I am 0 . H i d Ame r i ca Museum 0 1 1 Museum P ioneer V I i l age Museum P ra i r I e County Museum Rush Museum MUS I C S i nger-song w r i ter Tommy R i ggs l eaving A rk fo r Las Vegas Ja4 , 1 B : 4 A rt i c l e o n Es ther Cherry , 89 , whose p i ano p l ay i n g I s des i gned to make others happy Ja l 5.• 3 B : I Bo t t l es th rown dur i ng rock concert a t Ba rton Col i seum Ja1 6 , 1 3A : 7 A rt i c l e on French ho rn spec i a l i s t Josef S teven H i gden Ja 1 7 , I B : 2 Art i c l e on l i t t l e Rock Chamber O rches t ra Ja 1 8 , 1 B : I Arti cle on J i m Al d r i dge , who no longer apes pop u l a r s i nge rs F 8 , 1 B : I Butch D i cus keeps mag i c o f E l v i s Presley a l I ve F1 2 , 1 B : 5 Art i c l e on Cha r l es W i seman reco rd i ng o f Ch r i s t i an mus i c w i th popul a r-mus i c sound F l 2 , 1 B : 2 Gu i ta r i s t Lee Fl etcher of Ben ton pursues perfec t i on F 1 2 , 1 B 1 4 Art i c l e on Jesse · Jones of Cass , who makes banjos out o f d i s carded I tems F l 2 , 6B : 4 A rt i c l e on conductor c . W i l l i am Ha rwoo d who pro v i des con t i nu i ty for Arkansas Sympho ny O rchestra wh i l e search for con ductor goes on Fl 7, 1 F : 4 Arkansas State Un i v I ns t ructor Gene Cag l e d i s cusses d i ff i c u l ty o f newcome rs to Nashv i l l e mus i c Hr5 , J B : 2 A rt i c l e on Lane B l aylock, an expe r i enced enter ta i ner at age 1 5 Mrl 4 , 1 B : l Schedul e of Arkansas Symphony O rche s t ra for 1 980-81 Hr1 9 , 3B : 3 Unconven t i ona l b l ues mus i c i an s unwe l come on Hetro cen t re Ma l l a t L i ttl e Rock Mr2 1 , 5A : 2 Conman Good group enterta i ns a t 203 MUS t C L i ttl e Rock ' s Cap i ta l C l ub on regul a r bas t s Hr21 , 1 8 : 5 S te r l i n g Cockr i l l says b l ues s i ngers wel come on Mal 1 Ap3 , 9A : l Count ry , wes tern and gospel mus i c t s trad i t ional ln G reenwood commun i ty near A l tus Apl 5 , 68 : 1 P ro moter says August I s date o f 2nd Arkansas Jam Ap20 , 3A : 1 P u l a s k i JP vows effort to b l ock Arkansas Jam Ap2 3 , 9A : 4 State · Repr H i ke W i l son vows effort aga i ns t rock concert Ap2 5 , 6A : 4 O ff l c l a l s condemn Arkansas Jam I I , prom t se to use heal th l aws Hy4 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas na t i ve Dobbs Franks f s in heavy demand as con ductor I n Aus tra l i a My4 , 1 0F : l Fo rmer Corn i ng res i dents , R i c k , Mark and Duncan Baxter a re r i s i n g i n coun t ry mus i c My4 , 1 1 F : l Greasy Greens near b i g t i me on mus i c scene Hy8 , 1 B : 3 R i vers i de Jam, t nc , p l an s day - l on g conce rt a t Hu rray Park a t l i t t l e Rock My 1 5 , 2A : 3 Parks D i recto r Ju l i us B reckl i n g says Hu r ray Park conce rt i mpos s i b l e Hy 1 6 , 7A : l S t r i ng s tudents beg i nn i ng to hol d the i r own I n Ark schoo l s Hy22 , 1 B : 2 Arkansas Jam I I ca l ��d off Je7 , 4 A : 4 Rock conce rt ca l l ed the Wi l d Hog Boog i e to be he l d a t Wa r Hen1> r f a l S ta d i um I n L i t t l e Rock on Ju l y 1 2 ; p romoters hope fo r c rowd o f 3 0 , 000 Je7 , 4A : 6 F i ve persons a r res ted a fter pol i ce stop rock concert at Hurray Park at L i t t l e Rock Je 1 6 , 4A : 1 Pol I ce accuse Dugan K i ng o f subte rfuge J n perm i t d i spute Je 1 7 , 6A : 6 Po l i ce arrest 70 at rock concert I n northeastern C l eburne County Je 1 7 , 8A : 3 Dugan K i ng charges pol i ce i n tended to p rovoke r i o t a t Mu r ray Park Je1 8 , 1 5A : 1 C l eburne County pet I t tons seek ban on rock concerts Je27 , 9A : 6 Dugan K i ng to sponsor J u l y 4 fami l y event a t Lake N i xon , says A rkansas Jam I I to be hel d i n l a te Septembe r Je29 , 9A : l S ta te Hea l th Dept ban on swl nvn l n g a t Lake N f xon ha l ts p l an fo r F reedom Fes t i va l ; · Dugan Ki ng conwnen ts Jy4 , I n te rv i ew w i th Wa l ter C . Coney , 9A : l whose rock concert event c reated a s t i r i n C l eburne County Jy6 , 5A : l MUS I C 1 980 Peopl e f l ock to count ry mus i c jambo rees i n smal l towns Jyl l , l B : l Hea t fa i l s to deter 1 6 ,000 mus i c fans at W i 1 d Hog Boog I e in War Memo r I a I S ta d i um Jy ) 3 , 4A : 1 C rowd 1 boog f ed 1 out ; Doob fes not apprec i a ted Jy 1 3 , 4A : 7 Deborah Sage and Bab b l e Lovett fo rm company ca l l ed Loverock to pro duce shows Ag8 , 1 B : l Fea ture a r t i c l e on fo rme r concert p romoter Dugan K i n g , and h i s probl ems wi th l ocal of f i c i a l s Ag24 , 1 F : 2 Rock concer t pro moters R i ck C a l houn and Drew Arm s t rong f i nd no b i as aga i n s t the i r concerts a t L i t t l e Rock Ag24 , 1 F : 2 Suga rh 1 1 1 a 1 bum i s tops a111>n g recent a l b ums by Arkansans Ag31 , 5 F : 1 I da Ashford s t i l t p l ays d rums a t age 81 S ] , I F : l Arkansan Robert Ga tewood do nates record co l l ec t i on to · Leopol d Stokowsk l L i b ra ry S l 4 , 1 3F : l Art i c l e on success fu l jazz fes t i va l put on a t Jonesboro S28 , 3 F : l Successfu l song wr i te rs , Randy Good rum and Wayt and Ho l y f f e l d , to ass i s t a t composers workshop a t L i tt l e Rock 06 , 6B : 1 A rt i c l e on L i t t l e Rock b l ues s i ngers , Don C l ouse and Carro l l Dee N21 , 1 B : l Tah l equah i s · a f i ne b l ues group opera t i ng out o f L i t t l e Rock N21 , I B : 4 Ar t i c l e on g rowth o f coun t ry mus i c wri ters and pe r formers I n L i tt l e Rock a rea N2 7 , 1 B : 1 Randy Goodrum and Way l an d Ho l y f i e l d d i scuss I ng red i ents of a good song N27, I B : 5 Cede l l Dav i s and Jean S i mmons share the i r gu i ta r and dul c i me r mus i c w i th s t uden ts 04 , 1 8 : 5 A rkansas na t i ve Mary C l a i re R i chardson s i ngs wi th top cho ra l g roups 021 , 8 F : 5 See a l so Opera MU S I CAL I NSTRUMENTS A r t i c l e on Tony Hun t and h i s Gu i ta r C l i n i c where he makes and repa i rs gu i tars Jyl , 1 8 : 2 See a l so P resbyte r i an Church-L i t t l e Rock NAMES, GEOGRAPH I CAL NACHTWEH (EDWARD) FAM I LY A rt i c l e on Dutch fami l y who came to Ark for greater f reedom I n the i r p rofes s i onal f i e l ds F28 , 1 0 : 4 NAMES, GEOGRAPH I CAL Arnett Ja 1 3 , SF : 6 Ash l ey Coun ty Jy6 , 8 F : I Baxter Coun ty Je1 5 , 5 F : 3 Beave r Fl O , 8 F : 3 Benton Coun ty Agl O , l JF : J B i l l i ngs l ey N23 , I OF : 3 Boone • s G rove Ja l 3 , 5 F : 6 B ra d l ey County N9 , 6F : 1 B r i n k l ey Je22 , S F : 6 Caddo Gap Je29 , 5 F : 1 Ca rte r ' s Store Ja 1 3 , 5 F : 6 Cave C i ty Hy25 , 7F : 1 Cherry Val l ey Ap2 7 , 6 F : 3 Ch t cka l ah Jy27 , 6 F : 4 C l a rk County Ag 1 7 , 9 F : 3 C l aunch Ap6 , 1 4 F : l C l eve l and Coun ty Ap20 , 4 F : 5 Co l t Ja6 , 6F : 7 Col umb i a County D7, 7F : l C r i t tenden Coun ty Jy20 , l 4F : 7 Devo re Ja 1 3 , 5F : 6 Drew County M r 1 6 , 9 F : 2 Elm Spri ngs 0 5 , 8 F : 6 E vansv i l l e Ja 1 3 , 5 F : 6 Fa i rf i e l d Bay Je1 , 4 F : 2 fa rewe l l S 7 , 9F : 1 Ful ton Coun ty Jy 1 3 , 6F : l Grubbs Ja6 , 6 F : 7 Hardy Ag31 , 7 F : 1 Hazen Ap2 7 , 6F : 3 Hempstead County Ag24 , 6 F : 1 I ndependence County D28 , 9F : 6 K i ngston Ap 1 3 , 5 F : 3 Kokomo Hr9 , 6 F : 1 Johnson County N 1 6 , 4 F : 3 Lafayet te County Hy4 , 6F : l Lama r Hr30 , 8 F : 1 lester Ap6 , 1 4 F : 1 L i nco l n Ja2 7 , 4F : 6 Lonoke F 1 7 , 4 F : 3 Magu i re ' s S tore Ja l 3 , 5 F : 6 Mare ' s H i l l Ja1 3 , 5F : 6 Newton Coun ty 0 1 9 , l OF : l Ozark Ja20 , 7F : 1 Pee Dee Je9 , 1 0F : 3 Po l k County S2l , 6 F : 1 Pope County D 1 4 , 1 1 F : I P r i nce ton 0 1 2 , 6 F : I - N NABHOLTZ CONSTRUC T I ON CO Conway f i rm fo l l ows i dea o f s teady growth Ja 1 3 , 5E : 7 204 NAMES , GEOGRAPH I CAL 1 980 NEWELL, FRANK B . NATURE CONSE RVANCY See a l so W i l d l i fe Sanctua r i es NAWOJCZYK , STEVE See a l so Ark-C r i me Laboratory NEA L , CHARLES HART I N See a l so Murde rs--F i e l ds NEAM E , CHRI STOPHER See Actors NEBO (MOUNT) STATE PARK See Pa rks (gen } --Nebo NEGROES { I N ARK) See B l acks ( I n Ark) NELSON , KNOX D f nne r ra i ses over $ 1 0 , 000 fo r s ta te Senator who J s unopposed for ree l ec t ion Ap8 , 4A : 2 See a l so Ark-Con t racts A rk-Econom i c Con d i t i ons NELSON, SHEFF I ELD See a l so Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas Co E l ectr i c L i gh t and Powe r NELSON ' S POTATO CH I P CO S i mp l e market i n g s t rategy has l ed to success fo r f i rm Hr1 2 , 6C : 4 F i rm clos i n g permanen t l y ; h i gh cos ts c i ted S27.,.8B : l Bankruptcy pet f t ion f i l ed O l , 8A : 4 NEMO V I STA See a l so Educa t f on-Nemo V i s ta NERVE GAS See Chem i ca 1 Wa rfare NEVADA COUNTY Sal esman Lew i s Robe rt (Joe) Sp i l ka fmpl i ca tes former County Judge F red R i d i ng J r I n b r i bery scheme Ag l 9 , 1 A : 8 General e l ec t i on retu rns N6 , 5A : 1 NEW YORK L I FE I NSURANCE CO . Fraud charges f i l ed aga i n s t Rona l d D . O ' Nea l , Che ron McCoy and James Trav i s Chan s l ey a l l eg i ng they took out $200, 000 l i fe i n s u rance pol i cy on Rona l d Ri ddel l , who was k i l l ed I n h i t-and-run acc i dent 3 mos l a ter 01 7 , 1 6A: I NEWBERN . DAV I D See a l so Cou rts (Ark) -Court of Appea l s NEWELL, FRANK B . See a l so Ark-Pub1 f c Serv i ce Comm Qui tman My l l , 9 F : 3 Rec tor N2 , 4 F : 6 Rhea • s M i l l s Ja 1 3 , 5 F : 6 Searcy County 021 , 1 2 F : 1' Sev i e r Coun ty Ag3 , 6 F : 2 Shove r ' s S p r i ngs My1 8 , 5 F : J T i 1 l a r Hr23, 7F : 3 Un i on County D28 , 9F : 6 Vannda l e Ap2 7 , 6F : 3 Wash l n g ton F3 , 1 OF : 6 Wash i n g ton Coun ty F3 , 1 0 F : 6 Wes t Po i n t Ap2 7 , 6F : J Wh i te Coun ty s 1 4 ;Sf' : 3 NARCOT I CS See Drug Add i c t i on NASHV I LLE See a l so Dams and Di kes NATI ONAL BANK OF ARKANSAS ( NORTH L I TTLE ROCK) New bank sel l s s tock , p l an s open i ng t h i s fa l 1 " Je26 , 6C : 4 NATI ONAL BV-PRODUCTS Res i dents near s i te seek removal of L i t t l e Rock p l an t , ca l l I t an eyesore 0 1 6 , 7C : 8 : NATIONAL. .GUARD, ARKANSAS See Un i ted · States Armament-Rese rves . .. NATI ONAL LEAD I NDUSTR I E S , I NC See a l so Water Pol l ut i on (gen) Water Pol l u t i on -Sewage NAT I O NAL LEAS I NG CORP Tes t i mony comp l e ted i n t r i a l o f s u i t by Nat i ona l Leas i ng aga i n s t Cha r l e s D . Wa rd of Conway , accus i n g h i m o f not hono r i n g $2 . 6 m i l l ion con tract fo r reso rt i n the . Bahamas Ja l 1 , 5A : l Jury recesses afte r fa i l ure to reach dec i s ion Ja l 2 , 4A : 4 Ward w i n s $ 1 2 0 , 000 i n counterc l a i m Ja 1 5 , 5A : 6 NATI ONAL OLD L I NE I NSURANCE C O . Set t l ement o f race and sex b i as case costs f i rm $ 1 40 , 000 Ap4 , 9A : l NATI ONAL R I VE R ACADEMY , US See US Na t i ona l R i ve r Academy NAT I ONAL WI RE FABR I C CORP Star C i ty p l ant gets bond gua rantee from s tate Econom i c Deve l opment ColMl to expand p l a n t Ja 1 8 , 6A : 7 NATURAL AREAS See Wi l de rness A reas 205 NEWMAN , TEO 1 980 NEWTON COUNTY General el ect lon returns N 6 , 5A : 1 See a l so Amusement P a rks- -Dogpatch USA Hed i c i ne-Ambul ance Newton County Med i ca l Cen t e r W i l derness A reas NEWTON COUNTY MED I CAL CENTE R A rt i c l e on con trove rs i es tha t have he l ped dep r i ve Jasper and Newton County o f Med i ca l servi ces F l 7 , 1 A : 4 Newton County Nu rs i ng Home Admr Emmi A l ken f i l es l l bel su i t aga i n s t Newton County Med i ca l Cen ter t reasurer Le l an d Sm i th M r6 , 7A : 1 County C l e rk Oxford Hami l ton res i gns f rom Boa rd Mrl 9 , 8A : 6 Sha reho l ders reject b i d for fac i 1 i ty Ap2 , 4A : 7 Th ree Ha r r i son phys i c i an s offer to buy center Ag 1 3 , 5A : 3 Center to be so l d to Ha r r i son phys i c i an s Ag20 , l 3A : 2 Forme r admi n i s t rator Emmi A i ken f i l es $2 . 1 7 mi l l ion l i bel su i t aga i n s t Lel and Sm i th and the Ha r r i son Da l l y T i mes S2 , 3A : I NEWTON COUNTY NURS I NG HOME See a l so Newton County Med i ca l Cen te r NEYLAND, DE I TR I CH See a l so Arch i tecture N I MROO LAKE See Parks --N i mrod N I X , JOE See a l so R i ve rs Water Pol l ut i on N I XON LAKE Sw i mm i n g banned at l ake i n L i t t l e Rock owned by Second Bapt Ch Jy4 , 9A : 1 Lake c l osed to swimmers unt i l Monday Jy5 , 4A : 3 NORAC CO Chem i ca l f i rm breaks ground for Hel ena p l an t Ag22 , 6C : 2 NORFORK Wo l f House s tands as memo r i a l to the front I e r My4 , 1 4 G : 3 NORFORK DAM See Dams --Norfo rk NORFORK LAKE See Lakes -Norfork NEWMAN, TED See a l so Ark-Government Empl oyees NEWPORT C i ty aga i n a ttempts . to annex D i az Ja9 , 1 0A : 1 Effort to conso l i date D i az and Newport defea ted l n e l ect ion Ap9 , 2A: 6 See a l so Co l l eges and Un i ve rs i t i es (gen) Ff res •Newpo rt NEWS AND NEWS MED I A C r i t i c i sm o f te l ecasts from New O r l eans p recee d l rig the Sugar Bowl game be tween A l abama and Arkansas Ja1 3 , 3E : l US Repr . 8 1 1 1 A l exander re vea l s d ty of Augusta to be part of federa l s tudy of me d i a coverage of rural a reas M r 1 6 , 4A : 6 A rt i c l e e·x p l o res med i a-depr i va t ion I n Augusta Hr23 , 9A : 1 Cla rendon ed l tor comments on A l exander p roposa l , says he needs another dead horse to f l og Hr23 , 3E : I Da l l y S i f t i ngs Hera l d c r i t i ca l of Al exande r ' s s tudy o f me d i a dep r i va t i on Mr29 , 3E : 3 Art i c l e on communl ty news as reco rded I n week l y rura l newspapers Jy6 , 1 F : 2 Senator Da l e Bumpers cr i t i cal o f te l ev i s ion news p rog rams , b 1 a mes them fo r m i s represen t i ng events to niake news mo re exc i t i ng OJ , 3A : 4 P u l a s k i C i rcuit C t has been asked to order Arkansas Democ rat E d i to r John R . Starr to re vea l I den t i ty of con f i den t i a l news sou rce I n connect ion w i th a l i be l l awsu i t f i l ed b y S tate Po l i ce Offi ce rs Dwa I n Thompson and John P . Oa v f s N 7 , 6A : 1 See a lso Courts · (Ark) F reedom of the Press Ha r r i son Da l l y T i mes Jaspe r . I n fo rme r and Newton County Times L i tt l e Rock . A rkansas Democ rat L i t t l e Rock. Arkansas Gazette L i t t l e Rock Southern Med i a tor Sheri dan Head l i gh t US-Congress ( gen) --Arab Scam Weston , Joseph Ha rry NEWSPAPERS See News and News Med i a • NORFORK LAKE . 206 NORFORK NAT I ONAL 1 980 NORFORK NATI ONAL F I SH HATCHERY See a 1 so F i sh . (gen) --Trout NORFORK R I VE R See a l so F i sh and Othe r Ma r i ne L i fe NORPHLET See a l so Educa t i on-Norph l e t NORTON, MAC See a l so Arkansas Powe r and L i ght Co NORTH L I TTLE ROCK Ma l ntenan.ce tax for Lakewood recre a t lona 1 fac i l i t i es a t North L i tt l e Rock uphe l d My 1 1 , 1 OA : 1 See a l so Bapt i s t Church Educa t i on-North L i t t l e Rock Hote l s , Bars , Mote l s Hous i n g Mabel l ne Co Na t i ona l Bank of A rkansas Pol i ce Pornography and Obscen i ty Pos ta l Serv i ce Tran s i t System-L i t t l e Rock Metro Tw i n C i ty Bank • • NORTH L I TTLE ROCK downtown may be formed Jyl 0 , 1 3A : 2 Exc l us i ve part of La kewood a rea de vel oped i l l ega l l y Jy1 6 , 1 0A : 3 See a l so No rth L i t t l e Rock Commun i ty P l ann i ng Dept £.!.!r. Counc i i . A l derman Otha Wa r ren J r res i gns S30 , 9A : l See a l so North L i t t l e Rock-Po l i t i cs .. Commun i ty P l ann l n9 Dept . Mayor Laman names Dwi gh t N . Pat t i son d i rector Ja 3 , 4A: 4 Commun i ty Serv i ces Dept . Mayor Laman says crea t i on of Dept was a m i s take Ja 1 2 , 1 0A : 1 C i ty Counc i l a bol i shes Dept Ja1 5 , 4A : l E l ec t i ons --C i ty Counc i l : Mary Hess w i l l not run aga i n ; Wil l i am R . Ba r l i n g f i l es Hr20 , 5A : l Cand i da tes i nc l ude former mayor Robert L . Rosamond Ap2 , 3A : 4 Robe rt L . Rosamond wants 2nd chance i n pol i t i cs Ap3 , 8A : 4 Ca r be l on g i ng to b l ack can d i da te A lphonzo V i ncent burned, threat made on house Ap1 7 , 1 A : !t Sumnary of campa i gn and can.ci f dates My25 , 1 6A : J B l anks , Ha r r i s Thomas and S p i ne l l i a re w i nners Hy28 , SA : 7 --Mayo r : S teve Goss i s candi date F29 ,4A : 4 Chester E . Bates I s cand i da te Mr5 , 1 1 A : 2 Reed W . Thompson f i l e s Mr30 , 1 2A : l Summary o f race be· tween Reed Thompson and S teve Goss My25 , 6A : 1 Reed Thompson eas i l y de fea ts S teve Goss My2 8 , 5A : 4 E l ec t r i c Dept . C i ty Coun c i l re pea l s el ectri c i ty rate i nc rease voted i n November Ja4 , 1 A : 5 C i ty Counc i l i n c reases e l ec t ri c i ty rates desp i te c r i t i c i sm Mrl l , SA : l Gas-powe red t u rb i ne ca l l ed way to l owe r North L i t t l e Rock e l ec t r i c b i l l Hy30 , 1 2A : 1 Manager Robe r t E . Hogan f i red by Mayor Laman ; a l dermen protes t Jyl O , 1 3A : I Robe rt E . Hogan tel l s Mayo r Laman he i s not f i red un t il C i ty Counc i l agrees Jy1 1 , 8A : I Mayor Laman I gno res a ttack Jyl 2, 1 OA : 7 Four a l derman sponso r reso l u t ion d i rect i n g Mayo r Laman to reinstate Hogan Jy26 , 8A : 1 Mayo r ve toes re sol u t i on by C i ty . • � P l ann i n g and Renewa l . Urban Renewa l Agency sues c i ty because Mayor Laman and the C i ty Counc i l re fuse to hono r urban renewa l com· mi tments Jal 0 , 1 A : 4 U rban renewa l su i t opposed by HUD; Dept wi l l not pay cos t Ja1 9 , 1 A : 3 Urban Renewa l Conm dec i des to c l ose out Westgate project Ja23 , J OA : l Counc i l proposa l s chal l enge Mayo r Laman Ja24 , 5A : I C i ty Counc i l rebuffs Laman on p l an for CDBG funds Ja29 , 7A : l Mayor Laman , U rban Renewa l Agency resol ve d ispute ; urban Renewa l p rojects w i l l be com pl eted , then agency wi l l be abol i shed F l 3 , 1 4A : l A l de rman Otha Wa r ren , ac t i ng .mayo r , rushes comp l et ion of rev i sed p l an for CDBG g ra n t ; Mayor Laman l ea rns o f p l an , gets t i me ex ten s ion Hr1 8 , 3A : 1 U rban Renewa l D i rector O l en Thomas tel l s North L i tt l e Rock Parks D I rector Rayroo n d Burnett to return some 30 t ruck loads of o l d b r i c k Hr1 4 , 9A : 4 . Urban Renewa l Agency D i rector O l en B . Thomas res i gns Ap l , 7A : 6 Improvement d i s t to revi tal i ze 207 NORTH L I TTLE ROCK 1 980 NORTH L I TTLE ROCK un fa i r Ap4 , 8A : 5 Mayo r laman doubts voters \'\OUl d app rove ra i ses Ap8 , 1 0A : 1 . U t i l i t i es Accoun t i ng Dept workers get $50 . 00 pe r mo ra i se Je25 , 1 0A : l Pol i cemen , f i remen get pay o rd i nance on ba l l ot i n November Je2 5 , 1 0A : l Pot I cemen march across b r l dge to L i t t l e Rock , app l y for jobs 025 , I A : 3 Voters I n d i ca te they wan t the i r pol i ce and f f remen p a i d same as L f t t l e Rock N5 , l OA : 3 Mayo r Laman f i l es o r d i nance to ra i se pay for a l 1 non un i formed c i ty workers to l evel of L i t t l e Rock N 6 , 1 1 A : 6 C i ty Counc i l adopts $ 1 00 per nn sa l a ry ra i ses for a l l c i ty empl oyees N 1 4 , 1 A : 2 C i ty Counc i l i nc l udes a l dennen and mayo r i n sa l a ry I nc rease N2 5 , 9A : l Hayo r e l ect Reed Thompson ca l l s fo r a l l e l ected c i ty o ff i c i a l s to reject sal ary ra i ses D1 1 , 8A : I Mayo r . North l i t t l e Rock pol i ce t i cket Mayo r Laman fo r spee d i n g Ap24 , 1 3A : I Parks and Recreat ton Dept . · Alder men seekrnee t l ng afte r reptd d r i nk i ng I nc i den t at Center Ja6 , 1 4A : 5 Th ree a l � nnen wan t Larry Roge rs removed as d i rector a fter po l i ce f i l e� rept on I nc i den t at Rose C i ty Center Ja 7 , 5A : 6 Mayo r Laman adjourns Counc i l mee t i ng because act i on woul d not be l ega l ; p robl ems a l red ; parents of Dar ren H. Ch i sam say con f l i c t de veloped a f te r the i r son refused to a 1 l ow daughter of a l de rman Ches te r Bates to use fal s i f i e d t i me sheets Ja8 , 1 2A : l · Res i dents I n tent on ge t t i ng answers about Dept Ja9 , 5A : 1 C i ty Counc i l tel l s Mayor Laman to ac cept res i gna t ion of Larry Roge rs Ja l 5 , 4A : l Raymond Burnett named to head Dept Ja t 7 , 6A : 4 Mayo r Laman te l l s empl oyees Dept can recapture past i mage Ja t 8 , 8A : 4 · Raymond Burnett h i nts he wi l l qu i t as Parks and Recrea t i on Dept d i rec tor Hrl 2 , 7C : 6 Departmen t D i rector Raymond Burnett f i res Annette Bates E l l i s ; daughter of Al derman Chester Bates M r1 4 , 9A : 2 D i rector Raynx:>nd Burnett res i gns , c i tes d i sagreemen t wi th Mayo r Laman Ag29 , 9A : 5 Mayo r Laman to try to Counc i l d i rect i ng h i m to re i n s tate Hogan Jy2 9 , 9A : J Counc i ' l fa l l s 1 vote short i n at tempt to ove r r i de f i r i ng o f Hogan Ag 1 2 ; 9A : l Hogan con tends Laman action i l l ega l Ag 1 9 , 4A : 4 C i ty Counc i l approves e l ec t r i c rate r i se N 1 4 , 1 A : 2 Mayo r Laman 1 i ke l y to veto e l ec t r i c rate i ncrease N1 6 , 1 A : 3 Mayor Laman f l gures c I ty made a prof i t o f $964 , 98 7 on fuel adj u s tmen t charges N 1 8 , 3A : l Mayor Laman correct on fuel adjustment prof i t N 1 9 , 6A : 1 Laman rebuked fo r d rawl ng Arkansas Mun i c i pa l Powe r Assn i nto uproar over c i ty mak i ng p ro f i t N2l,4A : 6 E l ec t r f c l ty rates cut N2 7 , 1 0A : 1 See a l so E l ec t r i c . L i gh t F i nances a n d Budgets . cOunc i l adopts budget a fter heated exchanges , heavy rev i s i on Ja 30 , 1 1 A : 3 Expen d i tures , l ow reserves· for 1 981 wo rry c i ty offi c i a l s 0 1 9 , 3A : 7 Def i c i t of $2 m1 1 1 1on seen fo r 1 98 1 budget N20 , BA : I Mayo r Laman pl ans to pay a l l c i ty b il l s , l eave $ 750, 000 ba l ance when he l eaves o ff i ce D1 1 , 8A : l Gove rnmen t Empl oyees and O ff i c i a l s . Mayor Laman as s i s ts as 90 workers s i gn un ion cards Jy9, 1 A : 4 Reed Thompson says he does not object to u n i on dues p l an ; quest"ions Laman ' s action s Jy 1 0 , 1 3A : 1 --D i sc r i m i na t ion : Federal Hou s i ng and Urban Deve l opment Dept c r i t i cal of job l evel a s s i gned to m l no r l ty empl oyees O l 0 , 5A : l US Hous i ng and Urban Deve l opment Dept tel l s c i ty I t I s no t e l i g i b l e to even . a pp l y fo r an Urban Deve lopment Actlon Grant be• ca�se of I nequ i t i es I n employment o f m i no r I t I e s 0 2 I , 7A : 1 --Pensions a n d Retl remen ts : Former pol i ce officer James W. G i bbons . who served a p r i son term I n 1 974 , sues fo r h i s pen·s fon Ja2 5 , 1 0A : 7 · - -Wages and Hou rs : Counc i l ap proves sa l a ry I ncrease of $ 1 00 pe r mo ; po l i ce unhappy Hr2 5 , 4A : l Mayo r Laman vetoes pay o rd i nance Apl , 7A : I Po l i ce and f i remen b i d to put appeal fo r ra. i ses on ba l l ot Ap3 , 8A : I Mayo r Laman says tac t i cs to get ra i ses a re 208 NORTH L I TTLE ROCK 1 980 NUCLEAR ENERGY contend sess i ons i l l egal at wh i ch Dav i d M i l ks was el . ected to Counc i l ; Art Eas tham l eaving Counc i l th i s week 029 , I A : 2 Al derman Leonard Sp i n e l l i asks Laman to ca l l Counc i l mee t i n g tn efforts to end f i gh t i ng 0 30 , 7A : t C i ty Counc i 1 efforts to meet p rove . f ru t t • l ess ; feud con t i n ues 0 3 l , 4A : t S u i t cha rges M i l ks appmt i s I l l egal 0 3 1 , 4A : 3 Mayo r Laman de r i des foe , re jects ca l l to res i gn 031 , 4A : 4 H rs Wf l t f s Chasta i n nom i n a ted to f l l l Ward 3 vacancy N4 , 4A : 4 Mayo r-elect Reed Thompson upset a t l ame-duck spen d i n g N9 , 1 3A : l C i ty Counc i l I g nores request o f Mayor-e l ect Thompson , names Hrs W i i l i e Chasta i n to f l i t seat vacated by Art Eastham N 1 1 , 3A : l Mayo r W t 1 1 l am F . Laman and Mayo r• e l ect Reed Thompson t rade barbs I n deepen i ng pol i t i ca l fuss N l 2 , 1 A : 4 Gazette comments on messy chan g i n g of admi n i s t rat ions N 1 4 ,22A : l Shuff l e of seats a l l ows appmt of Mary Hess to se rve th rough 1 982 ; ac t i on angers some on Counc i 1 D9 , I A : 5 Res i dents d rop s u i t cha l l en g i ng appmt o f Dav i d M i l�s to C i ty Counc i l ; Arkansas At torney Genera l S teve C l a rk to be asked to sue M i l ks D9 , 6A : 6 Mayo r Laman fomen t i n g d i sconten t ; Monday ac t i on s i l l ega l , Mayo r-elect Reed Thompson says Dl 0 , 6A : 1 Th ree P.ose C i ty res i den ts ask s tate a t torney Gene ra ) to oust Dav i d M i l ks , Mary Hes s , Ma r i e Wa l ke r an d Wt l 1 l e Chasta i n f rom C i ty Counc i l D l 3 , 4A: l Popu l a t ion and V i ta l Stat i s t i cs . Census shows 60';'o4o res i dents Jy3 , 6A : 7 Publ i c Bui l d i ngs and O f f i ces . C l ean-up rev i ta l i zes C i ty Hal l Ap6, 8A: 1 NORTH L I TTLE ROCK WOMAN ' S CLUB A rt i c 1 e on new headqua rters of C l ub 0 1 9 , 1 0 : 1 NORTH E RN ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO F i rm based at Fl i pp i n i s run by phys i c i s t S teven G . Sanders F3 . 1 F : 2 NUCLEAR . E N E RGY See Atom t c Ene rgy rees tab I i sh the Recrea t i on Comm, wh i ch was abo l i shed l a s t year when . membe rs refused to res i gn Dl , 1 0A : 4 Comn l s s ion mee t s , e 1 ects D r O . J . Ra tc l i ff a s chmn D2 7 , 4A : T See a l so Pa rks-North L i t t l e Rock Po l i ce and Law En forcemen t . Ch i e f B i J J Youn uderootes -' L l eut Kenneth T. C ross ; d i sci pl i nes 2 capts i n i nc i dent Je2 1 , 7A : 2 See a l so Pol i ce-North L i tt l e Rock Pol i t i cs and Gov t . C i ty Counc i l shows i ts d i s pl easure at some recen t a c t i on s o f Mayor Laman Ja 1 5 , 4A : l Bankers and bus i nessmen . ho l d p r i vate mee t i ngs w i th c i ty off i c i a l s Ja 1 8 , 8A : l D i v i s ion of C i ty Counc i l ca l l ed harassment of Mayor Lama n , who says he w i l l not res ign Ja30 , l 1 A : l Squa bb l e erupts between son o f a l de r man Chester Bates and the Ut i l i ty Dept over unpa i d b I I I s ; Mayo r Laman I n tercedes to have serv i ce restored F2 , 1 4A : 6 C i ty Counc i l s p l i t i n votes con t i n ues ; Mayo r Laman has enough votes to susta i n h i s vetoes F 1 2 , 4A : l Hayo r Laman wf thdraws s f x ord i nances , says C i ty Counc i l has rejected h i s l eade rs h i p F20 , 8A : 7 Two a l dermen re f i l e p roposa l s w i thd rawn by Laman f2 1 , 6A : 2 Mayo r Laman w i l l not run for fu l l 4-yr term F22 , I A : 2 Eugene · Bates pays $87 a fter e l ect r i c i ty cut off ; A l de rman Chester Bates a 1 1 eges that Mayo r Laman ha. rasses h I m Ap9, 1 0A : 2 Mayor Laman tel l s a l dermen they no longer w 1 1 1 . be a l l owed to g i ve wo rk orders to dept heads ; a l l work o rders to go through mayo r ' s o ff i ce Ap9 , 1 0A : 3 Three a l dermen to boyco t t meet to f l l 1 Counc l 1 vacancy 020 , 4A : 3 Four a l dermen o rde r su i t to force attendance a t Counc l 1 meet o r rep1 acemen t O i 1 , 1 A : 4 A 1 dermen who d i d not a t tend Counci l meet i n g ca l l ses s lon of the i r own , respon d to accusa t i ons 022 , I OA : l C i ty Counc i l names Dav i d Ml 1 ks to vacancy ; th ree a l dermen absent 028 , 1 A : 5 Mayo r Wi l l i am F . Laman sees shutdown o f serv i ces beca use a l de rmen refuse to attend mee t i ngs ; absent membe rs 209 NUD I SM AND NUD I TY . . . 1 980 NU D I SM AND NUD I TY Al ton Dewey G reen cha rged w i th advoca t i ng nud i sm Jy l 9 , 1 2A : 5 See al so Art N U I SANCES See Agr i cu l ture and Agr Products NUN N , WALTER See a l so Ark-E l ect ions {gen) Rose Pub 1 i sh l ng Co NUREMBURG WAR C R I MES TR I ALS See a l so Legal Profess ion NURSES ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS STATE See a l so Nurs i ng and Nurses NURS I NG ANO NURSES S ta te Heal th Manpower P l ann i ng Bd endorses requ i r i n g bache l o r of sci ence degree I n nurs ing for l i censed nurse pract i t ioners by Janu ary 1 982 i f those i n pract i ce now can be exempted Jal l , 4A : 5 Nurs i ng Bd suspends l f censes of 7 nurses Ja l 6 , 8A : 6 Board o f Nurs i ng hears c r i t i c i sm by nurs i n g schoo l s on p roposa l to end program I f l ess than 70 pct o f i ts graduates pass s ta te l i cense exam Ja 1 7 , 9A : I Board votes to wi thd raw app rova l I f 70 pct of a program ' s graduates cannot pass exam ; Board passes on prov i s i on s of n u rse prac t i t i oners Ja1 8 , 9A : I S tate Sen approves b l l l to a l low certa i n nurses to prac t i ce un t i l l i cense can be ob ta i ned Ja22 , 1 A : 2 Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l for tempo rary l i cens i ng of nurse anethet l s ts Ja2 6 , 1 A : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve panel expresses s t rong rese rva t i ons about p l an to vo i d s tate approval of a program i f 30 pct of g raduates fa f 1 tes t 2 y rs I n a row F 1 5 , 2A : lt Repr John E . H I t le r says deg ree requ I rement for nurse prac t i t ioner I s excess f ve F l 6 , 6A : 7 S tate Boa rd of Nurs i ng softens proposa l on school approva l , fa i l ure rate , but agrees to keep ru l e that n u rse prac t t t loner must · have col l ege degree by 1 984 Hr6 , 9A : 6 Nurs ing Bd votes to d rop degree ru l e for nurse pract i t i oners Mr1 9 , 5A : 6 S ta te ' Bd o f Nurs i n g votes to l e t persons who have not comp l e ted nurs i ng educ p rograms take l i cense NURS I NG ANO NURSES exams Mr20 , 4A : 7 Action on p roposa l s to p l ace n u rse tra i n i n g p rog rams on p roba t i on i f fa i l ure rate too h i gh i s squel ched by Leg i s l a t i ve panel Mr2 1 , 4 : A3 Nurs i ng Bd may not have l ega l author i ty to change ways to . meet l i cens i ng requ i rements Hr26 , 8A : 5 Arkansas S ta te Nu rses Assn takes s t rong except i on to S tate . Boa rd of Nurs i n g p l an to a l l ow l i cen s i ng o f persons who have not comp l eted the i r educ Ap6 ,ltA : I S ta te Boa rd o f Nurs i ng res c i nds pol i c i es that wo u l d have a l l owed persons who have not comp l eted nurs i n g schoo l program to take the l i cens i ng tes t ; other changes del ayed for s tudy Hyl 4· , SA : 1 Reg t s te red n u rse test passed by 83 pct of appl i can ts Hyl 4 , SA : 1 Arkansas Hosp i ta l Assn pl eads w i th s ta te Board of N u rs i ng to con t i n ue l i cens i n g of fo re i gn n u rses My 1 4 , 5A : l Leg i s l a t i ve panel approves rev i sed Board of Nurs i ng p l an that a l l ows n u rses w i th 5 y rs of ex per i ence to enter nurse pract foner t ra i n i n g p ro g ram Hyl 6 , 1 8A : l Arkansas League for N u rs i n g supports present rul.es on l i cens i ng Hy2 3 , 3A : 5 State Nurs i n g Bd suspends l i cense o f Dona l d Robert Latham, of Perryv i l l e , who to l d a u tho r i t i es he be l i eved he hel ped nurs i ng home pa t f ents d i e JyB , 1 A : 5 S ta te Hea l th Dept a t tacks r u l e to 1 lml t nurse pract t t foners to 2 per doctor Jy9 , 2A : 7 Reg f stered n urses t ra i ned i n fore i gn Engl i s h-spea k i n g coun t r i es a re exempt from s ta te l i cense exams Jy9 , 4A : l Regu l a t ion l i m i t i ng nurse pract i t ioners de l ayed wh i l e Leg i s l a t i ve panel t r i es to re sol ve con f l t cts Jy1 9 , 5A : l P l an by Un i vers I ty o f Arkansas Col l ege of Nurs i ng to e.n d I ts nurse . p ract i t ioner tra i n i n g prog ram d raws i re o f l e g l s l a tors , who say another schoo l shou l d be found for program Jy1 9 , 5A : I N u rs i ng Board to he l p deve lop p rogram to enab l e nurses wi thout deg rees to obta i n them wi thout a t ten d i ng the schoo l • s regu l a r nurse tra i n i ng program Ag6 , I OA : 5 State Med i ca l Board ma y rev i se ru l e l i m i t i ng number 210 NURS I NG AND NURSES 1 9 80 OAKLA\JN JOCKEY CLUB Co l l eges-Accred i ta t ion S tee 1 e , Ma ri e NURS I NG , ARKANSAS LEAGUE FOR See a l so Nurs i ng NURS I N G HOMES Prosecutor A l ex S t reett beg i n s probe of a l l egat i ons of mul t i p l e k i l l i ngs a t 2 n u rs i ng homes at Russel l v i l l e Mr 1 6 , 1 A : 4 Man was pa t i ent I n psych f at r f ac ward when he to l d A r i zona autho r i t i es he hel ped 7 pa t i ents d i e i n Russel l v i l l e ; p robe of s to ry cont i n ues Mr1 9 , l A : 4 P rose cutor A l ex S t reett f i nds no p roof of k i l 1 J ngs Apl 6 , 6A : 1 Su i t f i l ed by Arkansas Nurs i n g Home Assn asks that Human Services rul es be dec l a red t n val I d My7 , 3A : 8 f f Arkansas Nurs i n g Homes Assn succeeds f n s t r i k i ng down s ta te ' s ab i l i ty to i mpose f i nes for rul es v i o l a t i ons , Gov C l i nton w i l l seek l aw to sanct ion pena l t i es My8, 6A: l Rul e vlol a t ions total $49 , 364 i n pena l t i es My9 , 1 6A : 1 S tudy by S tate Atto rney Gen S teve C l a rk shows Med i ca i d overpa i d $ 1 60 ,000 to homes Je5 , 9A : 2 Nurs i n g 1 f cense of Donal d Robert Latham suspended after he to l d author i t i es he may have hel ped pat i en ts d i e Jy8 , I A : 5 Short no t i ce to be g i ven of i mpend i ng i n spect ions Agl 7 , 7A : l Des Arc nurs i ng home ap proved by CAHSA S5 , 8A : l Court r u l es s tate Human Se rv i ces Dept cannot f i ne nurs i ng homes to en force i ts rules under Med i ca i d O l 6 , 1 4A : l Off i c i a l l i sts opt ions to avo i d 1 980 def i c i t i n Med i ca i d payments to n u rs i ng homes 023 , 3A : 4 See a l so Founta i nb l eau Nurs i n g Home H t 1 l haven Nurs i n g Home Newton County Med i ca l Cen te r Tuberc u l os i s NUTR I T I ON , HUMAN See Food - D i e t and N u t r i t ion of n u rse pract i t ioners Ag7 , 1 3A : I S ta te Med i ca l Bd rul es one phys i c i an may superv i se more than two n u rse prac t i t ioners i n hardsh i p cases , State Hea l th Dept and State Nurs i ng Board object to l i m i t S l 2 , 7A : I Med i ca l Board regu l a t ion on nurse prac t i t ioners sparks d i spute I n hea l th ca re f i e l d that may have to be de c i ded by Leg i s l ature S 1 4 , 1 F : 2 Ga zette ca l h Med i ca l Board govt s urro gate of the Arkansas Med i ca l Soc i e ty , suggests Leg l s l a ture f i n d so l ut ion to prob l em S l 7 , 1 8A : l Arkansas State Nurses Assn to s ue s tate Med i ca l Boa rd ove r ru l e 1 i m i t i ng to two the n umbe r of prac t i t i oners a phys i c i an may h i re S2 1 , 5A : l S tate men tal hea l th comr, D r James L . Thoma s , ex p l a i n s cu tbacks i n p rogram fo r · tra i n i n g l i censed psych i a t r i c tech n i c i an n u rses 025 , 9A : 2 S tate Board of Nurs i n g esta b l i shes new, l a rgel y off-campus , prog ram at Un i vers i ty o f Cen t ra 1 Arkansas . to a 1 low nurses to obta i n degrees without a t tend i ng: tra d i t i ona l prog rams N 1 3 , 5A : 4 Two nurses d i sc i p l i ned by s ta te Board of Nurs i n g N 1 5 , 4A : l State Med i ca l Bd advi sed to sue for j u r i sd i ct i on over regu l a t ion of n u rse pract i t ioners 05 , 23A : 2 Arkansas S tate N u rses Assn cha rges i n federa 1 s u i t tha t the s ta te Med i ca l . Board , the Arkansas Med i c a l Soc i e ty and two doctors con spl red to l i m i t emp l oymen t of nurse prac t i t'l oners and that the Medical Bd l acks power to regu l a te n u rs i ng 01 0 , 5A : I State Med i ca l Bd advi sed to s ue for j u r i s d i ct i on over regul a t i on of n u rse pract i t i oners D5 , 2 3A : 2 A rkan sas S ta te Nurses Assn charges i n federal s u i t that the s tate Med i ca l Boa rd, the A rkansas Med i ca l Soc i ety · and two doc tors con s p i red to 1 f m l t emp loyment o f nurse pract i t i oners and that the Med i ca l Bd l acks powe r to regu l a te n u rs i ng 0 1 0 , SA : l Gazette urges overturn of Med i ca l Board ru l e l i mi t i n g nurse pract i t ioners 0 1 6 , BA : J See a l so Arkansas S ta te Hosp - 0 OAKLAWN JOCKEY CLUB See Horse Rac i ng 21 1 O B I TUAR I ES 1 980 OLD WAS H I NGTON Sen Bumpers and b f g o f t Hr30 , 1 E : 4 Gazette convnents on Pryor vote aga i n s t w i n d fa l l p rof i ts tax Ap2 , l OA : l M i d-South O i l l ays off 50 mo re empl oyees because of l ow gaso l i ne supp l ies Ap2 , 7C : 3 Tom Hamburger col umn on Pryo r 1 s vote on o i l tax Ap6 , I E : 3 P i ne B l uff Commerc i a l com ments on P ryo r • s vote on o i l tax Ap6 , 3 E : I Gaso l i ne consump t i on down by 7 pct t n Ark Ap l O , 7C : 5 Ed i to rs convnen t on P ryo r ' s vote on o i l Apl 3 , 3E : 5 Operator of H i d south O i l Co and The Pantry conven i ence stores f i l e s pe t i t i on for reorgan i zat i on t n federal Bankruptcy Ct Ap1 8 , 7A : 4 Senators Bumpers and P ryor ra i se s t rong ob jec t i ons to P res Carte r ' s p l an for o i l i mport fee Ap l 9 , 4A : l Senator Dav i d P ryor favors remova l of P res i den t ' s powe r to tax o I I imports Ap27, 7A: 1 P i ne B l uff Comme rc i a l s·ays Sen David P ryor l ooks o l 1 l e r every day My1 1 , 3E : 6 M i d -South 0 1 1 b l ames s up pl i e rs for f i nanc i a l woes My31 , 4 B : 7 Scatpac , a dev i ce ca l l ed a fuel saver found to be l neffect i ve ; mec:,han i sm I s p roduced by Roe Dav i s a t L i t t l e Rock Je l 5 , 1 A : 2 Chart shows drop I n gasol l ne use t n Ark Jy22 , 7A: 3 Repr Ed Bethune baff l ed by o i l p r i c i n g prac t i ces 0 1 2 , 6A : I US Sena tor Da l e Bumpers may resort to f i l i buster i n· a ttempt to p reven t o i 1 l eases off Cal i f coas t N25 , 1 A : 4 Threat o f f i l i buster by Sen Da l e Bumpers p rompts w i thd rawa l o f b l l l to a l l ow Pau l ey G roup to rec l a i m l ease I n Santa Barba ra Channel 0 1 J , 1 1 A : 5 See a l so Mul berry R i ve r Roads-Fi nances O ' KEAN See a l so Ra i I . roads-Acci dents O KLAHOMA RE F I N I NG CO See a l so O i l (Pet rol eum) OLD AGE See Aged OLD DAV I OSONV I LLE STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) --O l d Davl dsonvl 1 1 e OLD WASH I NGTON STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) --Ol d Wash i n g ton OB I TUAR I ES See Dea ths OBSCEN I TY See Pornography OBSE RVATOR I ES See Parks-North L i t t l e Rock OCCUPAT I ONAL GU I DANCE See Educa t i on (gen) --Voca t i onal ODOM, JESS P . See a l so Amusement Parks--Dogpatch USA ODORS L i tt l e Rock f f rm spec i a l i zes I n re m0va l of odors Hy7 , 4 C : 4 OFF I C I AL S , STATE See Ark-Governmen t Emp1. oyees O I L MUSEUM Gaze t te opposes tax to pay for ol 1 and b r i ne museum Ja2 1 , 1 4A : l House passes tax on o i l and b r i ne p roducers to pay for museum nea r Smackover Ja22 , JA : 3 Museum tax b i l l has amdt added to d i ve r t p roposed tax to pub l i c schools Ja2lt , 1 8A : I Senators N i ck W i l son and B i l l Wa l ms l ey fa l l to b l ock tax b i l l Ja25 , 6A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i gn s act to f i nance museum F 1 3 , I OA : 5 Gary Hack i n g to d i rect museum My l 4 , .. . . 4A: 6 O I L (PETROLEUM) AND GASOL I NE M i d-South 0 1 1 Co a t L i t t l e Rock charges t l l ega l cutoff of gasol l ne supp l ies by Okl ahoma Ref i n i n g Co Ja 1 2 , 8A : 5 0 1 1 p roduc t i on dec l i ned I n Ark l as t y r Ja20, 2G : 3 Sen Da l e Bumpe rs to co-sponso r b i l l set t i ng 40 mph as goa 1 for 1 995 F l 4 , I OA: 7 O t l geo l og i s t John W . T l apek of E l Do rado, b l ames U S govt for energy shortage , says there I s p l enty of o i l and gas Mr1 9 , 8C : l M i d South O i l Co wh i c h l s . based at l i tt l e Rock cha rges that govt I ne r t i a and a l l eged I l legal tac t i c s by Oklahoma Ref i n i n g t h reaten ex i s tence of H i d South H r22 , 58 : 1 Rep r Ed Bethune i nves t l ga t l ng major o i l f i rms M r2 3 , 1 A : 4 B i l l Al exan der l r on need for reduced use through m i xed ene rgy I n fra s t ruc t u re Hr2 6 , 1 4A : 3 Senator Da l e Bumpers voted for w i n d fa l l prof i ts tax , Dav i d Pryor op posed H r2 8 , 9A : l Art i c l e d i scusses 212 OLE SOUTH FOODS ... . .. 1 980 OUAC H I TA BAPT I ST O RANGUTANS Language used by the deaf I s taught to orangu tan at Zoo of Arkansas Hy 1 2 , 1 B: 1 ORCHESTRA, ARKANSAS SYMPHONY See Mus i c ORCHESTRAS AND OTHER MUS I C GROUPS See Mus i c ORGAN I ZAT I ON S , SOC I ET I ES AND CLUBS See a l so Arts and S c i ences C l ub L i t t l e Rock C l ub North L i t t l e Rock Woman ' s C l ub She l l ey Va l l ey Moun ta i n Men ' s C l ub Twen t i eth Century C l ub ( L i t t l e Rock) Women ' s C i ty C l ub ORGAN I ZE D C R I ME , REG I ONAL I N FO RMAT I ON CENTER Arkansas Dept of Publ i c Safety j o i n s agency ; Forrest Pa rkman named f i e l d agent fo r Ark 0 1 6 , BA : S Tommy Ro b i nson expresses conce rn tha. t certa i n I n d i v i dua l s now assoc i a te d w i t h Reg i ona l O rgan i zed C r i me I n for ma t i on C enter wi l l have access to several data banks ; space a l l otted For..i:es t Pa rkman In s ta te b l dg c r i t i c i zed s i nce agency I s not publ i c 0 1 7 , 1 1A:5 ORGANS (MUS I CAL) See Mus i ca l I n s t rumen ts ORMOND, CHARLES See a l so Parks--Pe t l t Jean ORVAL AWARDS See Ark-Pol i t ics and Govt ORYZAL I N See Chem i s try and Chem i ca l s OSWALD, HARRY LEE P res i dent Carter pardons fo rme r manager of A rkansas E l ect r i c Coope ra t i ve Corp , who was conv i c ted of i l l egal pol i t i ca l con t r i but i on s ; Senators Da l e Bumpe rs and Dav i d P ryo r supported pardon Ja5 , 1 A : 4 OUACH I A BAPTI ST UN I VERS I TY . Conce rt tou r of Russ i a cance l l ed because of Afghan i s tan I n vas i on Ja l 8 , 6A : 5 See a l so Co l l eges - - G i fts E l derhostel OLE SOUTH FOODS George E . Locke to d rop su i t he f i l ed J a st yea r aga i n s t O l e South Foods F2 0 , 3A: 5 OLYHP I C GAMES ( l 980) --Summer Game s : Senator Dav i d P ryo r to ask U S Senate to go on record as favo r i ng move .of games from Moscow because of Russ i a 1 s i n vas i on of Afghan i s tan Ja l 2 , 2A : 5 Both Pryor and Bumpers support move from Moscow Ja 1 5 , 3C : J Senator P ryor ca l l s for boycott Ja2 3 , 3A : 5 Arkansas Hse de l e ga t i on backs game boycott ; B i l l A l ex ander reads J r from Earl Bel l , an Ark O l ymp i c a t h l e te Ja25 , 3A : 3 Pryor tel l s Sen Fore i gn Re l a t ions Com US sho u l d refuse to go to Moscow; panel agrees Ja29, 1 A : 5 Sen P ryor b l asts l OC dec i s ion to keep games i n Hoscow F 1 4 , 7A : 3 G l enn Cunn i ngham favors US boyco tt My4 , I B : 3 --W i n te r : Arkansan Pat Wyatt wi l l he l p ca rry torch Ja2 5 , 6B : l 0 1 NEAL , PEGGY See a l so Ark-Pu rchas i n g D i v ON I ONS See a l so I n s u l a t ion OPERA Arkansas Opera Theater on road to c red i b i l i ty , says D i rector Ann Chotard Ja2 , I B : 4 Famed ope ra s i nger L i l l Chookas l an returns to L i t t l e Rock to s l. ng t i t l e ro l e 1 n A rkansas Opera Thea te r p roduct Ion N2 t , t B : 1 Arkansas na t i ve Frances G ree r was born to be I n opera N2 3 , 3F : 5 A rt i c l e on Doug K i l gore , who s i ngs w i th Arkansas Opera Thea te r and coaches basketba l l a t Arkansas C h r i s t i an Academy 03 , 1 8 : 2 A rt i c l e on Doug Ki i gore, who s i ngs w i th Arkansas Opera Thea ter and coaches basketba l l a t Arkansas C h r i s t i an Academy D3, 1 B :2 OPERA THEATE R, ARKANSAS See Ope ra OP I TZ , JOHN J . See a l so Travel and Resorts OPPORTUN I T I E S I NDUSTR I AL I ZAT I O N CENTER Confl i c t found ; O I C to be asked to repay CETA funds M r29 , 1 4A : 4 213 QUACH I TA CAMP . . . 1 980 OZARK CONFERENCES Organ i za t i on buys l and I n C rawford County to bu i l d confe rence cen te r ; a i m of o rgn i s to b r i ng C h r i s t i an re source speakers to A rk who can g i ve a l i tt l e d i fferent perspect i ve on the teach ing of the B i b l e Hy 1 4 , I B : l Nat i ve Arkansan Tom S p r i nger returns to d i rect Ozark Conferences Hy1 4 , 1 B : � OZARK CULTURE , SOC I ETY FOR PRESER· VAT I O N OF See a l so Wi l derness A reas OZARK FOLK CENTER John E . M i l l e r upset by p roposed cuts t n budget D 1 2 , 5 A : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve panel favors fund i n g $ 1 00 , 000 per year for Cen te r D24 , 2A : 7 OZARK FRONT I E R TRA I L FESTI VAL AND CRAFT SHOW See Hand i c rafts -Shows O ZARK GAS TRANSM I SS I ON CORP See a l so Gas ( Fue l ) OZARK I NS T I TUTE Fede ra l g rant of $985 , 1 4 1 to Ozark I n s t i tute for use I n t ra i n i ng rura l res i dents to g row gardens and i n other sel f-he l p projects d raws f i re of J.oca l off i c i a l s ; funds a re pa rt of Comprehens i ve Empl oyment and Tra l n i iig Act projects Ag1 7 , 9A : l G rant pro posal d i scussed I n pol i t i ca l campa i gn for Arkansas Gove rnor Ag26 , 7A : l Arkansas Dept of loca l Se rv i ces panel hears comp l a i n t about g rant Ag2 7 , 1 5A : 6 P roposed g ran t s tud i e d b y FB I Ag2 8 , 6A : 4 I n s t i tute D i rector Edd Jeffords denounces a t tacks as d i s hones t , pa r t i san Ag30 , I A : 2 Contract fo r gran t deve 1 oped S l 6 , 4A : l F raud a l l ega t i on p rompted FB I p robe S 1 7 , J OA : 1 Edd Jeffords f i l es $ 2 m i l 1 I on s l an de r su i t aga i n s t Republ i can gubernato r i a l can d i date Frank Whi te S 1 8 , 3A : 6 Wh i te dec l i nes comment on su i t 5 1 9 , l l A : I Local Serv i ces Dept has not made dec i s ion on g rant 527, 4A : 2 Gov B i l l C l i n ton gets pet i t ion from Carrol l County w i th 1 , 300 names oppos i ng g rant O l , 7A : 1 Rev i ew panel to meet Monday am i d i nd i ca t i ons that g rant may be rejected o4 , 1 A : 4 Ed Jeffords I r says some res i dents 1 ed OUACH I TA , CAMP See Camps and Camp i n g OUACHlTA COUNTY Forme r County Judge A l fred P . S t i nnett i n d i c ted on k i ckback cha rges Je2 8 , 1 0A : 4 S t i nnett p l eads i nnocent Jyl 6 , 3A : l Lew i s Robert (Joe) Spi l ka impl icates fo rme r Coun ty Judge A l fred P . S t i nnett i n b r i bery · scheme ; current County Judge John Marl a r a l so named Ag 1 9 , I A : 8 Sher i ff Robert Garner accuses s ta te Sen J . A . ( Doo l ey) Womack and A l cohol i c Bever age Con t rol Conrn i s s i oner Ed H. House of sol i c i t i ng campa i gn con t r i but ions from Ewel l Gul l ey as a requi rement for rep l ac i ng ABC l i censes des t royed i n a f i re ; both deny a l l ega t i on O l 4 , 1 A : 3 F B I to p robe cha rges 01 6 , I OA : 6 County Judge John Ma r l a r and Bearden bus i nessman, E l bert P rocto r , . i n d i cted on charge of us ing ma l l to p romote b r i bery cha rge N 5 , 1 2A : 6 Ma r l a r p l eads I nnocent to ma i l fraud charge 030 , 4A : 1 OUACH I TA LAKE See Lakes-Ouach i ta OUACH I TA LAKE STATE PARK See Parks (gen) --Ouach l ta OUACH I TA NATI ONAL FOREST See Forest and Fores t ry Pa rks (gen ) ·-Ouach i ta OUACH I TA R I VER G l en 0 1 Nea l record ing l o re o f r i ve r rats a l ong- Ouach i ta R i ve r Jy30 , 2B : 1 See a l so Water Po l l u t i on -Sewage B r i dges --Rockpo r t : 3 , 000 s i gn pet i t i on prote s t i ng c l os i ng of 80-y r-o l d I ron b r i dge S 1 4 , 9A : 1 OVERFLOW BOTTOMS W I LDL I FE REFUGE See Wi l d l i fe Sanctua r i es OVERSTREET, B . J . See a l so Laborers Un i on of North Ame r i ca OWEN ,- WAYNE See a l so A rk-E 1 ec t f ons- -Gove rnor OZARK Three ma j o r i ndus t r i e s l ocate at Ozark d ur i ng 1 9 79 Ja20 ,4G : 5 H i s tory of foun d i ng of town Je20 , 7F : l . OZARK I NSTI TUTE · 214 OZARK I NST I TUTE 1 980 to be l i eve CETA fun d i ng reduces school mon ies 06 , 1 0A : 3 Grant re j ected by adv i sory panel to Loc a l Serv i ces Dep t ; Frank Wh i te attends mee t i n g , corrmen ts 07 , 1 A : 4 Den i a l of grant w i sest course , Jeffords says 08 , ]A : l Probe by FB I nears end 022 , 1 8A : 7 Probe by FB I c-l osed ; Jeffords p l eased wi th rept N 1 1 , 4A : l . Jeffords says I n s t i tute was v i c t i m i zed N l 3 , 8A : 6 OZARK LAKE See Parks (gen ) - -Ozark Lake OZARK NAT I ONAL FOREST See Forests and Forests Parks (gen ) - -Ozark Na t i on a l Fores t OZARK TRA I L See Tra i l s--Ozark Tra i l OZARKS REG I ONAL COMM I SS I ON N i ne p rojects funded i n Ark by Oza rks Reg iona l Comm S4 , 9A : I Budget of Ca rter adm woul d end Comm D2 5 , 1 3A : 1 See a l so Labor•Unempl oyment Meadowcreek P roject PARKS ANO PLAYGROUNDS ,. PARDON See P r i sons and P r i sone rs Oswal d , Harry Lee PARENTS See Fami 1 i es PARENTS FOR PUBL I C SCHOOLS (ORGN) See a l so Educat i on -L i t t l e Rock--Equal Educ PARKE R, JOHN E . See a l so Sa l i ne County PARKER, LAURA See Castero, laura Parker PARK I N Cormiun l ty Deve l opment Agency spends $ 1 m i l l ion ; Park i n gets un f i n i shed cen te r , houses that are on l y part l y rehab i l i tated Ag1 3 , 1 A : 2 Fami l y o f 1 1 l e f t w i th shel l of house when agency took back funds I t l oaned for reno va t i on Ag 1 3 , 1 A : 3 C i ty asks for p robe of use of hous i ng rehab t 1 1 ta t i on a i d S26, l l A : l Use of $782 , 000 ques t i oned by HUD 0 1 4 , 1 l A : 5 PARKMAN , FORREST See a l so Organ i zed C r i me , Reg i ona l I n forma t i on Center PA� , PLAYGROUNDS AND OTHER RECREATION AREAS About 32 . 4 mi l l i on persons v i s i ted l akes and dams operated by L i t t l e Rock D i s t o f A rmy Eng i neers I n 1 9 79 Ja9 , 1 1 A : 8 US I n te r i o r Dept a l l ocates $ 3 , 560 , 325 for use by Ark local govts In park and recrea t i on wo rk Ja 1 8 , 5A : 1 State parks expan d i n g the i r I n terpre t i ve p rog rams Ja20 , 12G : 2 Chancel lor John L i nebarger and Jack Ray forfe i t bonds on charge o f i n terfe r i n g w l th Army Eng i neer Park ranger at Beave r Lake Ja22 , 4A : 6 C . J . Thomas f i ned $ 1 50 . 00 fo r 1 nterfe r l ng wl th an Army Eng i neer Park ranger at Beaver Lake Ja2 3 , 2A : 4 L t s t o f fac i l i t i es open d u r i n g w i nter Ja27 , 4 B : 3 · Scen i c l and in Van Buren and Stone Count i es wanted for park has been so l d to t i mber f i rm by own e r , Ha l l i e O rmond F8 , 8A : 5 Ornnnd says he made mo re by sel l i ng l and to paper f i rm F1 J , 2 A : 6 Pa rks , Recreat i on a n d Travel Co111Tl favors c l ea r i ng away underbrush a t - p - PA I D PRESC R I PT I ON S , I NC State Soc i a l Serv i ces D i v and the Atto rney Genera l ' s off. i ce seek re covery of $ 1 . 8 m i l l i on i n paymen ts above actual costs to Pa i d P re s c r t p t 1 on s for hand l i n g Med i ca i d drug p rogram Hy 1 5 , 6A : 6 State Human Serv i ces Dept f i l es $2 m i l l ion damage s u i t aga i n s t Pa i d Presc r i p t i on s , I nc and Be rgen Brunsw i g Corps over hand l i ng of Med i ca i d p rog ram SJ0 , 6A : l PANAMA CANAL Senator Dav i d P ryor v i s i ts Panama to check on resu . l t of canal t reaty 02 1 , 5A: 1 PARAPSYCHOLOGY See a l so Psych i c Phenomena PARAPSYCHOLOGY EDUCAT I ON CENTER See a l so Psych i c Phenomena 215 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS 1 980 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS wou l d be c l osed D3 , 1 2A : 4 Gazette supports p roposed res trict i on s D 7 , 2E : I New p l an for park revea l ed D1 1 1 8A : 1 See a l so A I r Po 1 1 u t I on Wi i d l i fe Sanctua r i es --Bul 1 Shoa· 1 s Lake : Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es My4 , 2 G : 1 --Bu l l Shoa l s State Park: R�c re a t lon fac i l i t i es My4 , 2G : 4 --Cathe r i ne Lake : Faci l i t i es My4 , 6G:4 --Cha r l e s Lake State Pa rk : Featu res My4 , 1 4G : 1 --Ch i cot Lake State Pa rk : Recre a t i on fac i l i t i es Hy4 , 4 G : 1 --Crater of D i amonds State Park: Features o f park near Murfreesboro Hy4 , 7G : l D i amond found at C ra te r of D i amonds State Park Hy 1 6 , 3A : 4 V i s i tor f i nds 5-carat wh i te d i amond 028, 3A: 5 --C rowl ey ' s Ri dge State Park: Fa cl 1 1 t i es My4 , 1 4G : l --Da rdanel l e Lake : Recrea t i on s i tes and fac i l i t i es Hy4 , J 2G : l Park nea.r: Russel l v i l l e has l a rges t number of v i s i to rs Jyl 2 , 9A : 5 --Da rdane l l e Lake State Pa rk : Fa c l l i t l es My4 , 6G : 4 --DeG ray Lake: Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t ies Hy4 , 6G : 2 --DeGray State Park: Commt s s t on rejects request to operate ma r i na F 1 3 , 6A : 6 Fac i l i t i es Hy4 , 6G : 4 -- DeQueen Lake: Fac i l i t i e s My4 , 1 3G : 1 --Des Arc Lake : Fac l l l t l es My4 , 8G:2 --Dev i l 1 s Den : Fea tures and fac f 1 l t l es My4 , 1 5G : 2 Popul a r park has been renova ted for more comfo rt Jy27, 48 : 3 See a l so Tra l l s - -Ozark T ra i l --D i e rks Lake : Fac i l i t i e s My4 , 1 3G : 1 --Enterp r i se Lake : Ash l ey County l ake has good f i sh i ng My4 , 4 G : 1 --Fort Sm i th Nat ional H i s to r i c S i te : Over 1 0 , 000 persons v i s i t s i te each y r My4 , 8G : 3 l akes so wa ter can be seen from de vel oped park a reas F 1 4 , 6A : 5 New camp i n g regu l a t ions t n effect a t state pa rks Hr1 6 , 6B : 4 Arkansas ' s best fac 1 1 I t r es c l ose· to a 1 1 res I den ts My4 , 2G : 4 Parks abound i n ac t i v i t i es a i med at ch i l d ren My4 , 4G : 3 Southwest Ark features d i amonds and h i s tory Hy4 , 7G : l G i fted s tudent Mered i th Cabe of L i t t l e Rock , des i gns p l ayground s t ruc ture Hy6 , 1 B : 5 V i s i tors to state pa rks up 2 0 . 6 pct over 1 979 ; Da rdanel l e State Pa rk nea r Russel l v t l l e has l a rges t number of users Jy 1 2 , 9A : 5 State Parks Comm \/Otes not to take ove r 3 rec rea t i on a reas bu i l t by Army Eng i neers on Lake C h i cot Ag8 , 4A : 5 B i l l f i l ed I n Ark Leg i s l a ture wou l d l i m i t l i ab i l i ty o f l an downe rs whose property l s used fo r rec rea t i on Dl 9 , 1 2A ! 5 See a l so Ark-F lnances--Budgets Camp Rob i nson Camps and Camp i n g Johnson Coun ty Mu l berry· R i ver Rea l Esta te--Hobbs Es tate Tra i l s --Arkansas Post · Nat t onal Hemo r l a 1 : Tou r i s t a t t rac t i on. I n Arkansas County Hy4 , 4G : 2 --Arkansas R i ve r : Fac l 1 l t tes I n Southeas t A r k My4 , 4G : 2 fac i l i t i es I n Cen t ra l A r k Hy4 , 6G : 3 Recrea t i on s i tes and fac i l i t i e s I n Wes t A rk Hy4 , 1 2G : 3 -·Bear C reek Lake : Rec rea t i on fa c l l l t ies My4 , 8G : 1 --Beaver Lake : Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i e s My4 , 1 5 G : l --B 1 ue Moun ta i n Lake: Recreat I on s i tes and fac i l i t i es My4 , 1 2 G :2 --Buffa lo Na t ional R i ve r Park: Park changes recommended a t 3 a reas Mr 1 9 , 3A : 3 Rec rea t i on faci l i t i es at Buffa l o Po i n t Hy4 , 2 G : 4 Park Service con s i ders conve rt i n g cab i n s at Buffa lo Po i n t for s ta ff res i dents ; Senator Da l e Bumpe rs p romi ses to b l ock p l an Jy30 , 1 A : 4 Res t r i c t ions on use of moto rboa ts proposed ; about 40 caves 216 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS 1 980 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS --Ouach i ta R i ve r : My4 , 4 G : l --Ozark Lake : Recrea t i on s i tes and faci l i t i es My4 , 1 2G : 2 Recre --Ozark Na t i onal Fores t : a t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es i n North A rk My4 , 2G : l Recrea t ion s l tes I n Wes t Ark My4 , 1 2G : 3 Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es in Northwest A rk My4 , 1 5G : 1 --Pet i t Jean : Fac i l i t i es My4 , 6 G : 4 Proposal to be made by s tate Repr Cha rl es L. O rmond of Mo rr i l ton , to b u i l d conven t i on cen ter and hotel w i t h 1 0 ,000 rooms at park atop Pet i t Jean Moun ta i n ; reso rt wou l d I nc l ude , gamb l i n g ca s i no and qua rte r horse race t rack wi th gamb l i ng N l l , 1 A : 5 · Gazette ca l I s Ormond ' s p roposal zany N 1 2 , 22A : 1 Conway ed i tor comments on i dea of a cas i no N 1 6 , JE : 3 Mo r r i l ton Chamber o f Commerce takes no stand on resort p roposal N l 8 , 7A : 2 Parks , Recrea t ion and Trave l Col'llTI g i ves po1 1 te recep t ion to O rmon d ' s p resen ta t i on N20 , 5A : 5 Arkansas Bap t i s t State Conven t ion opposes gamb l i n g and l f quor s a l es p roposa l N2 1 , 1 3A : l E d l to r. , d l scusses O rmond p roposal N23 , 3E : 6 P l ans for super resort gets m i xed reac t i on N27, 6A : 5 O rnDnd p re sents p roposa l to Conway County Quorum C t D2 , 9C : 3 Ormond d rops p l ans for reso rt D3 , 3A : 1 E d f to r f a l s on super reso r t l dea ; Ho r r f l ton paper be l i eves O rmond was v i c t i m of a bad joke D7, 3E : 6 --P i nnac l e Mounta i n State Park : P l an approved for park expans ion Jyl 7 , 6A : 4 See a 1 so T ra 1 1 s --Po i nsett Lake State Pa rk : Features My4 , 1 4G : 1 --Pra i r i e G rove Ba t t l ef i e l d State Park: Park to be en l a rged by 65 ac res Ap1 0 , 4A : 4 See a l so A rk-Pra i r i e G rove Bat t l e f i e l d Park Comm --Queen W i l hel m i na State P a rk: "fa c i 1 l t i es Hy4 , 1 2 G : 5 --St F ranc i s Nat i onal Fores t : Recrea t ion areas and facl 1 f t l es Hy4 , 8G : 1 --Georg i a-Pac i f i c Lake : Fac i l i t i es o f recreat ion a rea near Crossett . My4 , 4G : l --G reen l ee Lake : Faci l i t i es a t B r i n k l ey l a ke My4 , 8 G : 2 --Greer ' s Ferry Lake: Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es My4 , 2G : l --Greeson Lake : Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es My4 , 1 3G : 1 --Ha l owe l l Lake: Recreat i on a rea I n Bayou Meto W l l d i l fe A rea My4 , 8G : 2 --Hot Spri ngs Nat iona l Pa rk: Art i c l e on l an d acqu i s i t ion p l an F25 , 1 8 : 2 Phys i ca l f i tness t ra i l promi ses a cha l l e�ge Jy)l , 1 8 : 5 --Jacksonport State Park: Features My4, I 4 G : 1 . --Lev i , W I 1 coxon : Facl 1 H i es of p i cn i c a rea i n Ash l ey County My4 ,4G : l --Logol y State Park : Fac i l i t i es My4 , 1 OG : 1 --Maga z i n e , Moun t : Pa rk a rea p l anned ApJ0 , 1 5A : 8 --Marrnoth Sp r i n g s : Recrea t ion fa c i 1 i t i es My4 , 2G : 4 --Marks M i l l s Batt l e f f e l d State Park: Fac i l i t i es Hy4 , l O G : t --M i l lwood Lake: Rec rea t ion s i tes and fac t 1 1 t I. es Hy4 , 1 3G : 1 --M i l lwood S tate Park : Fac i l i t i es Hy4, 1 3G : l - -Moro Bay State Park: Fac f l l t l e s Hy4 , 1 OG : 1 --Nebo (Moun t ) State Park: Fa cl 1 1 t les My4 , 6G : 4 --N i m rod Lake : Recreat J.on a reas and fac i l i t i es My4 , 6G : 2 --Norfork Lake: Recrea t i on a reas and fac f l l t i es Hy4 , 2G : I --O l d Davf dsonv l l l e State Park: Ea r l y h i s tory of Ark ma rked at park Hy4 , 5G : 7 --O l d Was h i n g ton S ta te Park: Fa c l 1 l t l es and fea tures My4 , 1 JG : I --Ouach i ta Lake : Recreat i on fac l 1 i t i es My4 , 6G : 1 Geo - F l oa t Tra i l i s un i que My4 , 1 1 G : 5 --Ouach f ta Lake State Park: Fa c i l I t i es _ My4 , 6 G : lt --Ouach i ta Nat i ona l Fores t : Recre a t i on a reas and fac f l i t l es My4 , 6G : 1 My4 , 1 26 : 3 217 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS 1 980 PEL-FREEZE RABB I T MEAT spots on arsenal g rounds as g raves ; Parks D i rector Ju l i us Breckl l ng ru l e s o u t d i gg i ng Ag28 , 1 A : 3 E d i to r i a l on b i za r re go i ngs-on a t MacA rthur Park S7, 3E : 3 --Morehart Park : Con s t ruct ion to s tart on fac i l i ty I n Mabe l va l e a rea F24 , 6A : 3 --Murray : Jaycees ra i se funds to he l p deve l op p l ayground and t ra i l for the hand i capped 0 1 1 , 9A : l See a l so Mus i c --Rebsamen Park : Po l i ce C h i ef S i mpson orders c i ty ' s p i s to l range c l osed because of hazards F 7 , 9A : 3 Shooters seek to reopen range F24 , 6A : J North L i t t l e Rock . C l ay Sherrod wan ts to bui l d observatory Tn Burns Park Ja l l , BA : J Paper by Arkansas Tech Un i v sen ior B i l l Fo rtson ex amines dec l i ne of No rth L i tt l e Rock parks p rogram Jel l , 2 3A : 1 P l ans for park on Sh1 1 1 cutt Bayou d ropped be cause of f oca l protests Ag9 , 1 1 A : 3 See a l so No rth L i t t l e Rock•Parks and Recrea t i on Dept T�xa rkana . Fede ral grant o f $500 , 000 recd to deve l op 36-acre park where w i ndmi l l s w i l l furn i s h powe r O l 8 , 4A : 4 PAROLES See P r i sons PARSONS, B I LL See a l so Photography PATR I CK , HUBER See a l so A rkansas C h i l d ren ' s Colony-Conway Un i t PATR I O T I SM George A . Campbel I J r , former p r i soner of wa r , has g i ven over 400 speeches promo t i ng Ame r i can i sm Jy27, 1 F:2 PATTERSON, RUTH POLK See a l so Educa t i on-L i t tl e Rock-- Equal Educ PCBs See Po l ychlorf nated B l phena l s PEACE DAY Art i c l e on sparsel y-attended Peace Day ra l l y a t Un i v o f Ark Olt , 1 F : 2 PEL-FREEZE RAB B I T MEAT, I NC Nat ion ' s l a rgest rabb i t mea t --Storm Creek Lake: Fac i l i t i es My4 , 8G : 2 --Syl v i a lake : Recrea t i on fa c i l i t i es My4 , 6G : l --Ta b l e Rock Lake : Recrea t i on a reas and fac i l i t i es My4 , 1 5G : 2 --To ltec Mounds S tate Park : Mystery s u rrounds mounds My4 , 1 0G : 3 State ' s f i rs t a rcheo l og i ca l park opens Agl 7 , 4 8 : I --V i l l a ge C reek S tate Pa rk: A rt i c l e on comb inat ion of art and botany used by Larry Lowman i n deve l op i ng awa rd-w i nn ing l n terpretra t i ve p rogram at park Ja22 , 1 8 : 2 Fac l l I t i es My4 , 8 G : l Two se i sm i c events d l s tu rb l an d I n park near earthen dam; off i c i a l s d i s turbed My8 , 2A : 3 Cause of c rack a t park to b e s tud i ed Je24 , 7A : 1 --Wh i te Oak S tate Park: Fac t l I t i es My4, 1 OG : 1 - -Wh i te Rock Recrea t i on Area : Art i c l e desc r i bes a rea as a spec i a l p l ace S28 , 4 B : l - -Wi t h row Spr ing State Park : Features Hy4 , 1 5G : 2 Canoe ren ta l program beg i n s 2nd y r My4 , l7G : 3 --Woo l l y Ho l l ow S ta te Park : Fa .. c l l l t t es Hy4 , 6G : 4 Fau l kner Countt_. P l an s moving ahead fo r rec rea t i on fac i l i ty Je22 , 8A : 1 Hot Spr i ngs . Ash from so l i d waste I n c i n e rator used to bui l d parks Ja 3 1 , 5C : 6 L i tt l e Rock . C i ty D i rectors d i s cuss reducing number of parks , trans fer of parks funds to Pol i ce Dept Jy1 0 , 8A : I Gazette ques t ions c r i me f i gh t w i thout parks Jy1 5 , 8A : 1 Ex penses of parks questioned by c i ty d i recto rs ; some suggest c l os i n g l ow use parks S 6 , 4A : 3 Gazette says c i ty needs i ts parks S l 0 , 24A : l Down town r i verfron t park project gets g rant o f $ 1 , 002 , 000 from U S I n te r i o r Dept 030 , 1 A : 5 Newest p l ayground near Zoo of Arkansas I s a true adven ture N 1 0 , J B : 2 --MacArthur Park : Med i ums use seance to he l p fi l l gaps I n h i s tory of L i t t l e Rock Arsenal at MacA rthur Park Ag27 , I A : 8 Dowsers f rom Para psycho logy Educa t i on Center ma rk 26 218 PEL-FREEZE RAB B I T MEAT � .. 1 980 PH I LANTHROPY PEST I C I DES ANO PESTS See a l so Chem i s t ry and Chem i ca l s PETER, L I LY See a l so Co l l eges-G i fts PETERSON I NDUSTR I ES See a l so A i rp l anes -Acc i dents PET I T JEAN STATE PARK See Pa rks (gen ) --Pet l t Jean PETROLEUM See O i l ( Pe t rol eum) and Gaso l i ne PETT I T , ARCH P . Un i on L i fe I n s u rance Co f i l es fore c l osu re on h i s to r i c Hotz House be i n g restored by Pe t t i t Je4 , 1 2A : 6 Pet t l t 1 s pet l t l on seeks 1 20 days to a r range to pay $2 mi l l i on debt Je2 1 , 7A : 3 Un I on L. 1 fe I n s u rance Co f l l es fo rec losure su i t on 425 acres of l an d owned by Pett i t Ag2 , 7A : 3 . See a l so Waste Mater i a l s PETT I T , CLYDE EDW I N See a l so Wr i t i ng PHANTOMS See Appa r i t ions PHARMAC I STS ASSOC I AT I ON , ARKANSAS See a l so Drugs and Drug Trade PHARMACY AND PHARMAC I STS S.ee Drugs and Drug Trade PHELPS, RALPH Former pres of Ouach i ta Bapt Un i v named head of Howa rd Payne Un i v I n Texas F 7 , 7A : 1 Gazette says Howa rd Payne fortunate to get Dr Phe l ps F 1 4 , 1 6A : 1 PH I LAN DER SM I TH COLLEGE D r Grant S . Shockl ey I naugurated as pres Fl , 1 0A : 1 022 , 5A : 2 See a l so Bats Col l eges-Bu l l d l ngs Col l eges (gen) Col l eges-G raduates Co l l eges-Teachers PH I LANTHROPY Survey of P u l aski Co rec i p i ents o f cha r i ty-g i v i n g shows funds s t i l l f l ow i ng desp i te g row i n g I n fl at ion Ja6 , 1 F :4 See a l so Co 1 1 eges-G i f ts Ross Foundat I on S t u rg I s , 6 1 1 1 processor at Rogers con t i n ues ex pan s ion Ja2 7 , 5 E : 6 P E N I TENT I ARE I S See P r f sons PEN I X , HA R I AN See a l so Courts (Ark) -Court of Appea l s PENNEY, J C COMPANY , I NC F i rm f i l es rept show i ng f t has con t r l buted over $30 m1 1 1 ton to Ark economy Je l B , 3A : 8 PENS I ONS AND RET I REMENT G roup ca l l ed PEER ( P r i vate Enter p r i se Employees and Ret i rees ) seeks same s tate · lncome tax exemp t i on as pub l i c ret i rees ; Raymond Ross R i chards heads g roup S l 6 , 1 B : 4 Leg i s l a t i ve panel approves exemp t ion o f f i rs t $6 , 000 o f a 1 1 ret i rement i ncome from s ta te I ncome tax 02 5 , 4A : I B i l l f i l ed to exempt part of re t i rement I ncome D 1 2 , 22A : 6 See A rk-Government Empl oyees Ark-Loca 1 Govt PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Jackson v i l l e . F i re des t roys b l dg of Un i ted Penteco stal Church , wh i ch was be· l n g rebu i l t after f i re l a s t yea r ; a rson b l amed Jy2 , 2A : 8 PEOPLE BEFORE PROF I TS See a l so P res l den t l a l E l ec t i on of 1 980 PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST CO (RUSSELLV I LLE) B ranch. bank robbed 08, 9A : 6 PER I OD I CALS See Maga z i nes PERJURY See a l so Weston , Joseph Harry PERRY See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s and Sewage PERRY COUNTY Coun ty Democra t i c panel v i o l a ted party rules when i t he l d c l osed meet i ng and voted to name B i l l Van Da l sem coun ty assessor a f ter nomi nee d i ed Ag28 , 9A : 4 Genera l e l ec t i on re turns N 6 , 5A : 1 See a l so To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 219 PH I LL I PS-C H I SHOLM 1 980 P I PEL I NES P I L K I NGTON , JAMES H . See a l so Cou rts (Ark) -Court o f Appea l s P I N E BLUFF Cha r l es E . Moore loses b i d for re e l ec t i on as mayo r ; D . W . Wa l l i s and R. Wa l ke r i n runoff My29 , 1 0A : 5 0 . W . Wal l i s el ected mayor Je1 1 , 1 4A : l Con ven t i on Center expense to taxpaye r d i scussed Je22 , 3E : 6 Conven t i on Center owes C l ty of P l ne B l uf f $ 2 1 5 , 000 Ag7 , 1 2A : S Mayor Moore to rel ease $20, 000 to Conven t ion Cen t e r Ag9 ,4A : 1 Panel suppo rts $25 , 000 subs i dy fo r Conven t i on Cen ter Ag 1 3 , 4A: 6 C i ty ' s demands a re I mposs i b l e , unfa i r , Conven t i on Center d i rector says Agl 7, I A: 2 C I ty Counc f l g l ves Conven t i on Center $25 , 000 , demands a s s u rance of fruga l i ty Ag20 , 1 4A : l Conven t i on Center d i smi sses 1 3 em p l oyees i n effort to repay debt Ag2 2 , 8A : 1 C i ty Counc i l restores $50, 000 for Convent i on Center S 1 7 , 1 2A : 5 H i s to r i c d i s t r i ct added to Na t i ona l H i s to r i c Reg i s te r N 1 5 , 3B : 1 Conven t i on Center l osses con t i nue N22 , 4A : 5 .See a l so Arkansas R i ve r Cargo Ca r r i e rs , Inc · L i quor P I NE BLUFF ARSENAL See a l so Chem i ca l Wa rfare Was te Mate r i a l s P I NE BLUFF CHAMBER O F COMMERCE See a l so Chem i ca l Wa rfa re P I NE BLUFF, LAKE See Lakes - P i ne Bl uff P I NE MOUNTA I N DAM (PROPOSED) See Lee C reek P I NNACLE HOUNTA I N STATE PARK See Parks (gen) P I ON E E R V I LLAGE MUSEUM V t l l age and museum at Wh i te County Fa i rgrounds rec reate ea rl y days Mr1 7 , 1 B:2 P l PEL I N E S See Coal Gas (Fuel ) PH I L L I PS-CH I SHOLM, GERRY See a l so Woodca rv i n g PH I LL I PS-C H I SHOLM, SHE R I See a 1 so Woodcarv i n g PH I LL I PS COUNTY Gene ral e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so Arkansas De 1 ta Deve l opmen t Corp P r i sons {gen) Wes t He l ena PH I LL I PS COUNTY COMMUN I TY COLLEGE See a l so Col l eges -Teachers--Ph l l l i ps County PH I LL I J>S , GERALD See a 1 so G reen·e County PH I LL l P S , JOHN L . See a l so Shorter Col l ege PHOTOGRAPHY O l d photog raphs tha t dep i c t the way of l i fe of ea r l i e r gene rat i ons I n Ark are sought out and prese rved by Dr Robert Wa l z at Southern Arkansas Un i v Hr5 , 1 B : 2 Med i ca l photographer D i x i e Kn i ght w i ns awa rds for her � rk at Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark Med i ca l Sc iences Campus Mr26 , I B : 2 Portra i t photos taken by And rew K I 1 go re expec: te d to l a s t a t l east 1 00 y rs Jy20 , 1 F : 2 Arkansan Rona l d W i l l i am Ph i l l i ps s t i l l photos to be used fo r mov i e ads Agl 8 , 1 8 : 5 A rt l c l e on photog rapher B i l l Parsons S l l , 1 B : 4 See a l so Ag r l c:u l ture Batesvl I l e PHYS I CAL EDUCAT I ON AND TRA I N I NG A rt i c l e on val ue of phys i ca l educ for the han d i capped Ja8 , J B : 2 See a l so Educa t i on (gen ) --Teachers Education -Cabot PHYS I C I ANS See Med i c i ne-Phys i c i an s P I CKETT, JOHN C . See a l so A rk-Publ f·c Servi ce Comm P I CKLES GAP C RE E K C RAFTS V I LLAGE Art i cl e on a rts and c ra fts p roduced for s to res at Fau l kner County s i te Jy1 5 , I B : 4 P I KE COUNTY Gene ra l e l ec t i on returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so P r i sons (gen) 220 PLANN I NG . .. 1 980 PLANN I NG ANO D�VELOPMENT D I STR I CT . EAST ARKANSAS See a l so Trans i t Sys tems PLANN I NG , AREA See Area P l ann i n g PLANT SOC I ETY, ARKANSAS NAT I VE Soc i ety formed a t Mena to s tudy and preserve nat i ve pl ants 0 1 6 , 50 : 1 PLANTS , I N DUSTR IAL See Facto r i es PLUMERV I LLE See a l so Educa t i on-South Conway Co D i s t POETRY AND POETS Art i c l e on R i cha rd Hugo and h i s teach i n g of poetry a t Un i vers i ty of Ark at L i ttl e Rock N4 , 1 B : 2 PO 1·NSETT COUNTY Grand J u ry rept c r i t i ca l of Sher i ff Gera l d C rawford ' s handl i n g o f escaped p r i soners and use of publ i c funds My1 4 , 4A : 3 · Fo rmer County Judge Frank Dean fa l l s i n effort to have hea r i ng transc r i pt changed to show that Judge R i chard S . Arno l d sa i d Dean d i d not get fa i r t r i a l Hy21 , 1 2A : I She r i ff Gera l d C rawfo rd f i l e s su i t aga i ns t owners o f Jonesboro - TV s ta t i on FA I T a l l e g i n g b roadcasts about h i m were defamatory Je l , 5A : 3 Sa l esman Lewi s Robert { Joe) S p f 1 ka I mp I t cates fonne r County Judge Frank Dean I n b r i bery scheme Ag 1 9 , 1 A : 8 Attorneys fo r Frank Dean ask US C i rcu i t Ct to reverse racketee r i ng sen tence ; bas i s for re quest I s p r i o r fel ony conv i c t ion of a jury member 0 1 6 , 1 1 A : · 1 Genera l e l ect ion returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so Ark-Local Gov t--Government Emp l oyees---Pen s fons To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 PO I NSETT LAKE STATE PARK See Parks (gen ) - · Po l nsett PO I SON I NG ANO P O I SONS Panel endorses s ta te Hea l th Dept app l l ca t lon for fund i n g of ch i l dhood l ead po i son i n g con t ro l project Ja i l , 8A: 3 POL I CE ANO LAW ENFORCEMENT Arrests by en forcemen t off l cers o f the Game a n d F i sh Comm and o f the POL I CE -Conway Dept of Co rrect i ons may be l n val . l d because l aw not fol l owed on t ra i n i n g o f such .off i ce rs Ja1 1 , 1 A : 5 C r i me Co1T1J1 approves g rants at cost of $502 ,447 Ja l l , 6A : 4 S tate game wa r dens get meroo to use I n ct show i n g they have a rrest powe rs under Arnd t 35 of the s tate cons t i tut ion Ja1 2 , 7A : 4 G&FC tel l s i ts off i ce rs to con t i n ue en forc i n g l aws Ja 1 5 , 5A : 4 C r i me CofJIJl passes g rants of $457 , 1 64 to seve ral l aw enfo rcemen t un i ts F22 , 1 0A : 6 State Repr Hack Thompson wa rns that forma t i on of S ta te Po l i ce Assn cou l d h i n de r ge t t l ng pay i n c reases F2 7 , 5A : 4 State C r i me Comm approves 6 7 grants Ap1 1 , 8A : 4 C r i me Comm announces grants Je1 3 , 8A : l C r i me Comm app roves 46 g rants Ag1 5 , 6A : 1 Po l i cemen who have been pa rdoned o f felony conv i ct l ons by gov ask f f they can be ce rt i f i ed D 3 , 9A : l Law E n fo rcement Standards Comm p robe f l nds 2 1 off l • cers who have fel ony conv i c t i on s 05 , 1 4A : 2 See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Gove rnment Employees Col l eges-Po l ice and Sec ur i ty Heber Spri ngs · Baux i te . Judge to d i sm i ss court cases beca use of Incomp l ete emp l oy me n t f l i es o n po l i ce 026 , 4 A : 4 Benton County. Damage c l a i m again s t Ben ton County She r i ff and ABC Agent E a r l Watson d i sm i ssed; su i t g rew out of Labor Day party l a s t year S l 6 , 4A : 4 Benton vl 1 1 e . Je rry D . Mu l anaux shot and k i l l ed by o ff i ce r James Crabtree Ag 1 9 , 8A : 1 County G rand Jury s tu d i es fatal shoot i n g of Mu l anaux Ag21 , 1 2A : 5 No I n d i ctments returned I n dea th of Mul anax S l 6 , 5A : 3 C l arendon. Dona l d Parr f i l es su i t a l l eg i ng bea t i ng by L . Wayne Haney Je25 , 5 A : 6 Conway. Robe rt and Scott Schul t z f l l e $500 , 000 s u i t aga i n s t 2 pol i ce men and Lew i s Auct ion Co over the i r a rrest l as t y r M r2 1 , 1 0a : 3 Pat ro l man 221 POL I CE -Conway 1 980 PO L I CE -l i t t l e Rock comp l a i n t by moto r i s t Mr1 5 , 1 6A : 5 Tes t i mony heard on cha rges aga i n s t Laneha rt Ap25 , 4A : 1 Nego t i ated p l ea b r i ngs f i ne fo r Lanehart Hy8 , 1 7A : l . L I t t l e Ro ck . Department releases I r o f rep r i mand to Van Horn Ja4 , 7A: 3 George E . H i r r f l l J r l oses appea1 o f h i s d i sm i ssal from force I n 1 973 Ja l 7· , 4A : 6 M i chael W i l ey fi l es $50 , 00 0 su l t aga i ns t 2 pol i cemen a l l eg i ng he was k i cked d u r i n g a r res t F8 , 7A : I Pol I ce f t l e read by p r i va te I nves t i gator Forrest Pa rkman , reports say ; p robe under way My8 , 5A : 1 No viol a t ions found i n rel ease of data to p r i va te i nves t i gator My1 5 , 1 2A : 7 O f f i cers H f chael S t rack and Arthur Lee Nugent sho t , suspect �unded during d rug p robe a t H i gh l and Courts Agl 5 , I A: 2 Th ree suspects charged I n shoo t i ng o f Off f cers S t rack and Nugent Ag1 6 , 1 A : 4 O f f i ce r S t rack was acc i den ta l l y . shot by h f s fel l ow off i ce r . Arthur Lee Nugen t , ba l 1 i s t f cs show Ag29 , 1 A : 2 Report re vea l s po l i ce began shoo t i n g I n H f gh l ands Court wh f l e suspect hel d gul\. _ to hea d o f o f f i ce r Ag30 , l A : 5 Su i ts aga i ns t L i t t l e Rock and 4 po l i cemen f i l ed i n connec t i on w i th 1 975 shoo t i ng o f Gene Edward Shavers and George Shavers d i sm i ssed by · fede ra l cou rt ; shoo t i ng occurred when ra i l roa d ca r was be ing burg l a r i zed S l 6 , 6A : 7 L i t t l e Rock gets $350 , 000 g rant for ne l ghbo rhood c r i me pre .. ven t fon prog ram 02 , l l A : l Tes t i mony beg i ns I n t r i a l of 3 teen -agers I n shootout wi th pol i ce a t H i gh l and Pa rk hous i n g project 0 30 , 1 9A : l E l g l e Sanders gets consecut i ve p r i son terms of 40 y rs and 20 y rs I n at tempted robbery of 3 undercover agents I n H i ghl and Court hous i n g project 031 , 8A : l Membe rs of pol i ce s t reet c r i me un i t harass b l acks , g roup tel l s C h i e f Wa l ter E . S i mpson N l l , 4A : I Motion protests 60-yr term g i ven E J g l e Sanders N l l , 6 C : 6 B l ack group g i ves harassment l i s t to L i t t l e Rock po l i ce chief D3 , 5A : l Joseph Henry S i ms I l l , l eader of g roup a l l eg i n g pol f ee ha rassmen t o f b l acks , l s sentenced to suspended for shoo t i n g t i re o f f l ee i n g auto N2 1 , l l A : l Dermott See a l s.o Denro t t Eureka Spr i ngs . C h i e f John Tyson t s man of many ta l en ts Ja2 1 , 4B : 3 Fau l kner Co . Lawsu i t a l l eges bru ta l f ty by 2depu t f.es Ja4 , 5A : 7 Forrest �· US Court awards $1 damages to former pol i ceman ; re i n s ta temen t refused Ja9 , 5A : 6 Garl and County. Two she r i ff ' s depu t i es , 3 p r i soners cha rged I n bea t i ng o f pri soner M i chael P . Jordan Ap2 , 8A : 6 Battery cha rges aga i n s t depu t i es d i smi ssed Apl l , 6A : 6 Gran t County. Federal p r i son i n mate Dona l d Ray Mooney , f i l es s u i t a l l eg i ng he spent over 1 7 mo s I n Arkansas S ta te P r i son because o f a con s p i racy by off i c i a l s and others ; damages sought from former Gran t ·c ounty She r i ff , Lew i s S h t rron ; former C i rc u i t Judge, Henry B . Means ; forme r p rosecutor John W . Co l e ; Sheri dan Po l i ce Ch i e f Dav i d M i i i e r ; S ta te Trooper F rank H I tche l l ; a t torney Frank Ragon Jr and Tonmy O . K l nune r ; Mooney was con v i c ted o f burg l a ry Je l 8 , 9A : l G reen l an d . Po l i ce Ch i e f Don R . Camp, who was conv i c ted o f ma n s l a ughter i n auto acc i den t I n 1 9 74 and pa rdoned I n 1 978, I s suspended wh i l e op i n ion on e l g i b f l l ty I s sought N I , 6A : 1 Hot Spr i ngs . A l l ega t i ons o f m i s conduct p rompt p robe o f Dept N2 1 , 1 IA:I Jackson v i l l e . Po l i ce ch i e f c i tes rac i a l rema rk by L i eu t Randy Da l l y as reason for d i smi ssal Ja26 , 7A : 1 C i v i l Service Comm hears appea l on f l r i n g of Randy Da i l y, for rac i a l rema rks F1 5 , 1 3A : l Randy Da l l y re i ns ta ted to force , demoted for rac i a l · remark F1 6 , 7A : l Three po l i cemen res i gn a fter I n te rn a l p robe revea l s they apparen t1 y smoked ma r i j uana d u r i n g off-duty hours N 1 2 , lA : 2 See a l so C·r i me (gen ) --Ba J l Keo . Po l i ce C h i e f Henry C . Lane ha�J r a r res ted J n P u l a s k i County on 222 POL I CE -L i t t 1 e Rock 1 980 20 y rs i n pri son on ba ttery charge D4 , 2 0A : 1 Art i c l e on work of Rev John T . Gortney, who i s chapl l n wi th L i t t l e Rock Pol i ce Dept 01 1 , 1 8 : 5 Robbery suspect E r i c Ray B r i ttman shot, wounded by Pa t ro l man Joe Les l i e 023 , 4A : 4 Study by po l i ce says charges of harassment of persons a l on g Wri ght Ave a re un founded 024, 4A : 1 Rout i ne rev i ew se t i n shoo t i ng of B r i ttman by Pa t rol man Les l i e 024 , 5A: 1 See a l so L i t t l e Rock-Government Empl oyees Murders-·HcGu l re POL I CE -Pulaski County W i l l i am Edwa rd Wh i te ; G rand Jury to get rept on Wh i te a r rest and shoo t i ng death o f W i l l iam T. Ogl esby by Cas t l ebe rry l a s t y r Ja23 , 1 2A : 7 Wi l l i am E . Wh i te seeks $500 , 000 for a l l eged bea t i n g by 2 Pu l as k i Deput i es Fl , 6A : 7 Grand Jury empane l ed to . probe i n c i dents F7, 1 0A : 2 Fede ral Judge R i chard s . Arnol d rejects re quest for orde r enjo i n i n g pol i ce f rom use of exces s i ve force F20 , 9A : l Grand Jury i n d i cts former deput i es Robert S teve Castl eberry and J i m F . D i xon on charge o f beat i n g W i l l i am E . Wh i te F2 3 , 3A : 6 Sher i ff-el ect Tommy Ro b i nson beg i n s s tudy of personnel I n off i ce Je5 , 7A : I Tommy Ro b i nson p l ans to seve r t i es wi th Reg iona l Organ i zed C r i me I n fo rma t i on Center 01 7 , l l A : S Tes t l rrony con f l i c ts I n su i t by Wi l l i am E . Wh i te a l l eg ing he was beaten by former P u l a s k i Co deput i es , Robert S teven Cas t l eberry and J i m Henry D i xon N4 , 5A : 1 Castl eberry and D.l><0n c l ea red of bruta l l ty cha rges N5 , 1 6A : 7 Sheri ff-e l ect Tommy Rob i n son deta i l s p l an s for off i ce and for Ja t.l opera t i on N 1 7 , 3A : 6 Federal Judge O ren Ha r r i s refuses new t r i a l i n s u i t by Wt 1 1 i am Edward Wh i te ac cus i n g P u l a s k i Deput i es Robert Cas t l eberry and J i m D i ckson of use of excess i ve force D5 , 7A : 6 She r i ff e l ect Tommy Rob i nson tel l s l a rge n umbe r o f de put f es they wl 1 1 not be kept when he takes off i ce D 1 1 , 2 3A : 2 Letters from Sher i ff-el ec t Tommy Rob i n son d i sm i ss i ng deput i es b r i ng c r i t i c i sm o f p l an s D1 2 , 1 4 A : l Oepu• t i es h i re a t torney to f i gh t d l sm t s s a l 01 3 , 1 2A : 6 Deput i es vo te to j o i n I n terna t i ona l U n i on o f Pol i ce Assoc i a t i on ; Tommy Rob i nson says union w i l l not d i ctate pol i cy to h i m and that he wi l l f i re deput i es rece i v i ng term i na t i on l etters i f they do not res i gn DJ 7 , 2 5A : 8 She r i ff Ken Best g i ves h i s support to Pul aski County Deputy She r i ff ' s Assn affl l l at l on w i th the AFL-C I O ; un i on woul d have to deal wl th Quorum Court on pay and number of employees ; Tommy Rob i n son says Lonoke County. Howa rd Pa r r i s f 1 1 es $ 1 . 7 m i l l ion s u i t a l l eg i ng he was beaten by 2 depu t i es F29 , 8A : 2 C l ass ac t ion su i t f i l ed to end p rac t i ce of ja i l i ng anyone arres ted a fter 5 p . m . even I f ba i l can be made Ap 1 1 , 4A : l C l a rence R i dgeway o f Wa rd , f i l es $ 1 . 9 m i l l ion s u i t ; bea t i n g by Lonoke Co deput i es and two s ta te t roopers al l eged Je1 2 , 1 4A : 5 McGehee . Po l i ce C h i ef M i cky Atk i nson and Sgt Tonwny Nel son ac· q u i tted o f cha rge of bea t i n g · a p r i soner i n 1 978 029 , SA : S Morr i l ton See a l so Mor ri l ton Moun ta l nburg See a l so Drug Add i c t i on North L i tt l e Rock . Hun t i ng rabb i ts wh i l e on duty l sconrnon pract i ce, 2 f i red pol i cemen say I n pet i t ion for hea r i ng Ja9 , 6A : t C i v i l Serv i ce Comm orders re i n s tatement of off l ce rs f i red for rabb i t hun t i ng Ja 1 1 , 1 A : 3 C i v i l Serv i ce Comm re i n s ta tes men f i red fo r rabb i t hun t i n g ; papers show I den t I f l ea t I on Ja 1 2 , I OA : 1 Ed I to r I a 1 s on rab b i t-hun t i n g pol i ce Ja20 , J E : 6 Jury c l ears Po l I ceman E d Stephens o f wrongdo i n g I n s hoo t i n g death of Jac k i e C l yde B l ue after 1 978 robbery N7, 1 2A : 2 See a l so No rth L i t t l e Rock-Pol i ce Pu l as k i Coun ty. She r i ff Ken Best f i res depu t i es S teve Castl eberry and J i m D i ckson as res u l t of a r rest of 223 POL I CE - P u l a s k i County 1 980 Assn has gotten out of hand , v i o l ated i ts charter as a benove l en t orgn 024 , 1 A : 4 Tonwy Rob i nson wi l l d i sm i s s Robert E . Lee B rown , an e l de r l y butcher a t county j a i l ; B rown con cerned about l oss of hea l th I n s u rance fo r h i s wi fe , an i nva l i d 024 , l A : S Su l t f i l ed J n fede ra l court to p re vent f i r i n g of 26 empl oyees ; s u i t says un i on wo rk , support of Ken Best a re reasons fo r d t sm l s s a l D30 , 1 A : 5 She r t ff-e l ect Tonwy Rob i nson and J OO deput i es to be sworn i n a t m i dn i gh t ; Rob i nson c i tes runors about · p l an s by depu t i es he has d i sm i s sed D31 , 1 A : 5 Tonwny Rob i nson to keep p romise to concen t rate on drugs and c r i me rather than t ra f f i c D 3 1 , 2A : 2 Russel l v l l J e . Patrol woman Carol W f rges found I nnocent of charge of battery for a l l eged l y s t r i k i ng a pr honer H r6 , 9A : 5 . Sea rcy. Aux t l l ary o ff i ce rs t ra i ned to augment reg u l a r fo rce Ja 1 7 , 8 A : 6 Sea rcy County. . See a l so . Sea rcy County Shannon H i l l s . see a l so Shannon H i l l s S ta r .f.!!r_ . H rs C a rne l l Russ seeks $330 , 00()lffom s tate I n death of her husband who was shot to death by forme r S ta r C i ty Harsha) Cha r l es Lee Rat l i ff I n 1 97 1 ; s u i t a l l eges s tate respons i bl e s i nce I t created the mun i c i pa l i ty Jy 1 7, 3A : 8 State Pol i ce . State Pol I ce Maj Buren Jackson ' s off-duty actl v l t i es as veh i c l e and house sa l esman be ing studied fo r pos s i b l e rul es viol at ions Ja4 , 6A : l On l y A rk c i t i zens may app l y to become t rooper s , Atto rney Gen says JaS , 4A : 3 Troopers p l ann I ng to form a fraternal o rgn to work for i n ter ests of s ta te pol i ce Jal 9 , 7A : 5 Maj Buren Jackson repri manded for m i suse of S tate Po l i ce equ i pmen t and fo r other reasons F2 3 , 3A : l Some equ ip ment l l s ted as m i s s i ng I n aud i t a re I n pe rsona l cars o f S tate Pol I ce Commi ss ion members F2 7 , 4A : 4 Sporty, unma rked cars no l onger used to catch speeders H r l J , 4A : 7 Cha r l es H. H i nson POL I CE -State Pol i ce comp l a i ns that he wa s assaul ted and a r rested by L i eut John Dav i s a f te r he t r i ed to compl a i n about pa r k i n g a t S ta te Cap i tol Mr1 8 , 7A : l Gov 8 1 1 1 C l i nton d i rects Col Doug Harp to seek end to H i nson comp l a i n t H r 1 9 , 4A : 7 O f f i ce rs acted p rope r l y J n H i nson case, Ha rp asse rts M r20, 2A : 7 James D . L.ester drops su i t a l l eg i ng h i s supe r i o rs cons p i red to dep r l ve h,fm o f h i s r t ghts Mr20 , 8A : 2 Off i ce rs ac· cused by H i nson a re granted reques t for publ i c hea r i ng Hr22 , 9A : 1 Pet i t Je.an Coun t ry· Headl I ght comments on end to use of unma rked sporty. cars by State Pol i ce Mr23 , 3E : 4· Count d ropped aga i ns t H i nson Mr2 5 , 4A : 3 S ta te Pol I ce o f f i cers Dwa i n Thompson and John P . Dav t s f i l e s l ander s u i t aga i ns t A rkansas Democ rat and Cha r l es M . H i nson Apl , 2A : 2 Po l i ce to cancel hea r i ng on H i nson comp l a i n t Ap l 0 , 6A : 5 C l a i ms CollWll ag rees to hea r c l a i m by Hrs Pa t r f e t a B runer as d i rected by leg i s l a ture Ap24 , 7A : 4 Cha r l e s M . H i nson seeks $ ]0 , 000 I n coun ters u l t aga i n s t 2 t roopers Ap26 , 2A : 5 C rossett court hears tes t i mony I n case cha r g l h g Troope r Randy Toombs d i d not act p roperl y f n pursu i t , a r rest of Mrs Letty Stan l ey My3 , 4 A : 4 Trooper Toombs acqu I tted ; Mrs Stan 1 ey found g u i l ty on 2 charges My6 , 7A : 7 . L i t t l e Rock chapter o f NAACP requests report on S tate Po l I ce handl I ng o f a r rest of Dr J . F. Cool ey i n 1 973 Hy1 7 , 6A : 3 Po l i cy on use of dea d l y force to be revised Je2 1 , 7A : 5 Col Doug Harp de motes � suspends and t ransfers h i s b.rothe r- l n - l aw , Sgt Pete K i mery, fo r fa l l u re to report acc i dent I n h l s State Po l i ce ca r Jy1 8 , 6A : 3 Judge Henry \.bods ru l es agency not req u i red to h i re James Wes l ey Wa rd , a b l ack , as a t roope r Jy30 ,4A : 6 P l ans be i ng made to reorgan i ze State Po l i ce I n to 3 reg t onal d f s ts Jy31 , 1 4A : 5 Reorgan i za t i on gets app rova l of State Po l i ce CoR11l Ag30 , 5A : 3 State Po l i ce Conm resc i nds ac t i on o f Col Doug Harp aga i ns t Trooper Pete K i me ry Ag30 , 5A : 6 S tate Po l i ce do not have · 224 POL I CE -5 ta te Po 1 i ce 1 980 autho r l ty to awa rd ret f r i ng off l eers w i th the i r serv i ce revol vers S l 8 . 3A : 2 J . F . Coo l ey f i l es s u i t a l l eg i n g c i v i l r i ghts v i o l a t i on by S ta te Pot i ce Ol 7 , 1 0A : 7 S tate Po l i ce locate $2 1 , 000 I n i tems m i s s i ng I n aud i t N l 5 , 5A : 3 Leg i s l a t i ve pane l proposes average pay I nc rease of 1 7 pct 01 8 , lA:S See a l so Ark-Con t racts A rk-C r i me Labo rato ry Ark-Pub l i c P roperty--Hotor Veh i c l es Ark-Pub l i c Safety Dept Cuba-Re fugees L i e Detectors Murde rs --Ba 1 1 ey Pol i ce-Lonoke County Roads-Speed L i mi ts and Speed i ng Shoo t i ngs--Brashea rs , B i l l . S t u t tga r t See a l so Shoo t i ngs--Wt l l l ams Wynne See a l so Wynne POL I C E , FRATERNAL ORDER O F Seven pol i ce l odges vote to form s ta te orgn Ja2 7 , 3A : I POLK COUNTY General e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : l See a l so Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 POLLAN, CAROL'(N See a l so Wh i te , F rank 0 . -A l des POLLU T I O N See a l so A i r Pol l u t i on POLYCHLO R I NATED B I PHENYLS ( PCB) See Al l en Transformer Co Lakes -P i ne B l uff Was te Mater t a 1 s Water Pol l ut i on -Sewage POLYGRAPH See a l so L i e Detectors POLYTE C H , I NC . M i no r i ty-owned eng i nee r i ng con sul t i ng o f f i ce a t L i t t l e Rock may c l ose as bus i ness l ags S 1 4 , 5E : 3 PONDE R , ANDREW J . See a l so Courts (Ark) -C l rcu l t C ts---D l s t 3 POOR See Poverty . PORNOGRAPHY POPE COUNTY Fede ral Judge E l s:U ane T r i mb l e Roy l i s ts s ta tements she ru l e d i nadml s s t a b l e a t pen d i n g t r i a l o f fo rmer Pope Co Judge E rm t l G rant Ja 1 1 , 6A : 1 US Court of Appea l s ru l e s s ta tement made by Grant to FB I agent can be used aga i ns t h i m Ap30 , 9A : 4 Date set fo r t r i a l o f fo.rmer County Judge E rmi 1 G rant on k i ckback charge Je24 , 7A : 5 Cha rges aga i n s t E rm l l G ra n t d ropped a fter cou rt rul t n g on e v i dence Jy1 , 2A : 3 General e l ect ion ret u rns N6 , SA : 1 POPULAT I ON AND V I TAL STAT I ST I CS Seve ral c f t i es comp l a i n about l ow counts I n census Jy23 , 8A : l A l so see geog heads PORNOGRAPHY AND OBSCE N I TY Pa r t i es I n obscen i ty s u i t aga i n s t Reg i na ' s P l ace ag ree to d i sm i ssa l ; f i rm can now tes t l ega l i ty of obscen i ty l aw I n s ta te ct Ja 8 , 1 2A : l Reg i na ' s P l ace l oses cus tomers after po l i ce se i ze f i l ms a l l eged to be ob scene Mr1 3 , 1 B : 4 Reg i na ' s Pl ace faces othe r probl ems Mr1 3 , 1 B : 4 Li t t l e Rock pol.lee ra i d Cen t u ry Stereo C i nema , s e i ze 4 f i 1 ms they ca 1 1 obscene Ap.J 9 , 1 JA : 7 Federal Judge W i l l i am H . Overton awa i ts s tudy to see I f ob scen i ty J aw t s enfo rced My3 , l 0A : l T\'oO L i t t l e Rock peep s how f i rms to p l ead g u i l ty My l 7 , 2A : 2 T\'oO peep s hows f i ned My20 , 7A : 3 T� f i l ms sei zed by pol i ce a t Reg i na ' s P l ace Ag30 , 9A : 2 W i i d C i nemas of L i t t l e Rock, I nc , cha rge they a re be i ng d r i ven out of bus i ness by ·a revi sed pol I cy of en fo rc i n g an t lobscen l ty 1 aw S 6 , 1 1 A: 6 Federa 1 Judge W I 1 1 1 am Overton o rders pol I ce not to en fo rce an t l pornography l aw unt i l he rul es on va l i d i ty of act S l 3 , 6A : l Th ree sec t ions of s tate l aw s t ruck down ; rul i ng came i n 1 9 77 su i t f i l ed by W i l d C i nema O l 8 , 4A : l Res i dents and m i n i s te rs d i scuss p l an s I n at tempt to s top Ava lon Theater at North l i tt l e Rock N 1 5 , 6A : 6 l i t t l e Rock pol i ce ra i d 2 adul t theaters , 3 a rcades , se i ze f i l ms N 1 9 , 1 2A : I O rd i nance . 225 PORNOGRAPHY 1 980 adopted I n effo rt to b l ock Ava lon C i nema N20, 8A: 5 Charges f i l ed aga i n s t 3 persons a t L i t t l e Rock fo r s how·f ng adul t movies N27 ,20A : 8 Two empl oyees of L i t t l e Rock theaters charged D� , 5A : l Mer i ts debated on p l an to open Avalon Adul t C i nema 01 5 , 1 2A : 8 Avalon C i nema Corp f i l es s u i t cha l J eng i n g North. L i t t l e Rock o rd i nance Dl 7 , 25A : 8 Federa l Judge E l s l jane T r i mb l e P.oy den i e s I nj unct i on aga i n s t North L i t tl e Rock o rd i nance; Ava lon open i ng de l ayed D24 , 6A : 4 PORTS See a l so M i ss i s s i pp i R i ver Conway See Arkansas R i ve r P i ne B l uff See Arkansas R i ve r Wes t Memph i s See M i s s i s s i pp i R i ve r PASS E , LORENE Ca reer of L l t t l e Rock woman l s part · of s tate and n a t i ona l h i sto ry S25, I B: 2 POSTAL SERV I CE Roy L . Sha rpe ret i r i n g a s pos t master at L i t t l e Rock and Arnol d B . S i kes from o f f i ce a t North l i tt l e Rock ; Sen Da l e Bumpers wan.ts Arkansas c i t i zens to f i l l vacan c i e s Ja9 , 4A : 1 Don Jones , a na t i ve o f Jaspe r , to be sworn I n as L i tt l e Rock postmaster F22 , 1 A : 4 Sec t i ona l s e rv i ce center nov lng from L i t t l e Rock to North L i t t l e Rock Ap l 9 , 7A : 4 V i l on i a . Res i dents angry a t local postofftce fo r obey i ng ru l e s , d i s pos i n g o f ma l l wi th i mproper ad dresses S 1 9 , 6A : l POTLATCH CORP F i rm ' s g rowth con t i nued I n 1 979 Ja2 0 , 6 G : 1 POTIERY See Ceramics and Po tte ry POULTRY Pro fl ts of A rk poul t ry I ndus sagg i ng Hyl l , 5E : 6 Senator Da t e Bumpers urges US a i d fo r I ndus My2 3 . 8C : 3 H i gh tempe ra tures k i l l i n g pou l t ry Je28 , 3A � l Cos t of hot spel l may h i t $ 5 m i l l ion for pou l t ry farms Je30 , 3A : l Loss f rom heat wave l s PRES I DENTIAL ELECT I ON $8 . 8 m i l l i on ; Gov B i l l C l i nton seeks d i saster rel i ef Jy1 1 , l A : 3 P r i ces to r i se as resu l t of l osses to heat Jy24 , 4 A : 4 Batesv i l l e men deve l op dummy and ch i cken ca l l er to roo ve through pou l t ry houses to a rouse chi ckens to eat Jy2 7 , 1 0 E : 3 See A rkansas S ta te Hosp D i vo rce I ncome Legal A i d fo r the Poo r Med i c ine Med i c i ne-Hosp i ta l s Pub1 i c U t l 1 1 t i es Ranki n Town Wei fare POWELL, JAMES O . See a l so P u l a s k i Co-Gove rnment Empl oyees --Eth i cs POZZA 1 S PASTA Ton t i town f t rm beg i ns p roduc t i on o f pasta made from century-ol d rec i pe Hr2 3 , 5E : 4 PRA I R I E COUNTY Genera l e l ect ion returns N6 , 5A : I See a l so To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 . PAAl R I E COUNTY MUSEUM Des Arc museum t races h i s to ry o f county and l ts peop l e My4 , 5G : l PRA I R I E GROVE BATTL E F I ELD PARK See Parks (gen ) --Pra l r l e G ro ve PRAYERS AND PRAYER BOOKS See a l so Rel i g i on PREGNANCY, OBSTETR I CS AND MATERNAL WEL FARE See a l so l l l e g l tmacy PREM I UMS , COUPONS AND TRAD I NG STAMPS Cash i ng i n on d i scount coupons t s b i g bus l ness a t g rocery sto res Ap1 5 , 18:2 PRESBYTE R I AN CHURCH L i t t l e Rock --Pu l ask i H e i ghts Presb Ch : New $50, 000 organ I s g i ft of Hrs S tel l a Boy l e Sm i th i n memory of he r l a te husband 02 3 , 88 : 1 PRES I DENT (US) See US-Pres i dents PRES I DENT I AL ELECT I ON Adve r t i s i ng. A r t t- c l e on pol i t l ca l campa i gn co l l ect ion o f Edward Jensen of Cherokee V i l l age Ag3 , 1 F : 2 226 PRE S I DENT I AL ELECT I ON 1 980 PRE S I DENT I AL ELECT I ON OF 1 980 Note : A rt i c l es entered here deal wi th the campa i gn fo l l owi ng the nom f na t Jon of cand l dates by pa r t i es and wi th g�neral a r t i c l es on the 1 980 e l ec t f on .. Qu i rk I n A rk e l ec t i on l aw a l l ows name of John B . Ande rson to appear as i ndependent Ap25 , 1 A : 4 Arkansas Po l l shows Rona l d Reagan p i cks up support all'Dng h i gh- I ncome voters ; Ca rter l eads several other groups Ap2 7 , JE : l Arkansas Po l l res ul ts Hy l 6 , 25A : l Pres i den t i a l race I n Ark passes a l mos t unno t i ced My2 3 , I OA : I Commun i s t Party can d i date may get spot on s ta te ba l l o t My29 , 1 2A : I US Senator Dav i d P ryor opposed to Demo c ra t i c Party effort to keep John Anderson o f f ba l l ot th i s fal I Je7, 9A : 7 Commun i s t Party p l ans ct action i f needed to get on Ark ba l l o t ; one woman asks removal o f her name as pres i den t i a l e l ecto r , says she d i d not know g roup was Commun i s t Je 1 2 , 3A : 7 Letters sent to 5 e l ectors for Commun i s t Pa rty can d i date Gus · Ha l l and h i s runn i n g ma te , Ange l a Davi s , a s k i n g I f they I n tend to be e l ectors Je1 4 , 1 7A : 3 Pres i dent Carter l eads Rona l d Reagan i n A rkansas Pol l Jy3 , 1 3A : 3 S tate A t to rney Genera I S teve C 1 a rk ru 1 es s t-a te T aw bann I ng Co1111u 1 n I s t cand i da tes l nval I d ; Peopl e Be fore P rof i ts can d i date to be on bal l o t Jy22 , 6A : 6 Gus Hal l -Ange l a Dav i s f i n d another e l ec to r ; s l ate to be on ba l l o t Ag5 , 7A : 7 A rkansas Pol l shows Reagan has l ead Agl 0 , 3E : 5 Senato r Dav i d P ryo r forsees c r i s i s I f US House selects P res i den t A g l 5 , I A : 6 John B . Anderson w i l l f i l e fo r pl ace on A rk ba l l o.t ; J i m B randon may j o i n campa i gn Ag1 5 , 2A : 7 Nat 1ona l Statesman Party t i cket of Benjamin C . Bubar for pres and Ea rl F . Dodge for v i ce pres wi l l be on Ark ba l l o t Ag20 , 1 2A : 7 E d i tor i a l on l a rge numbe r o f can d i dates to be on ba l l ot I n Ark th i s fal l Ag24 , 2E : I Ed i to r p red i c ts Ark voters to be l ess k i n d to P res PRE S I DE NT I AL ELECT I ON Carter Ag24 , 3E : I J . B i l l Becke r , P res of Arkansas State AFL-C I O , ex pects Ca rter to get t abor s upport Ag25 , 2A : 6 P res i dent Ca rter rega i ns l ead i n Arkansas Pol l Ag27 , 2 JA: l Repub l i can members o f Ark Cong De l e ga t i on say shou l d pres i den t i a l e l ect ion be th rown I n to House de c i s i on , they woul d vote I n accordance w i th w i shes of the i r cons t l tut l ents ; Democ ra t i c members say they coul d make no such p l edge AgJ l , 9 A : l J i m L i n dsey , forme r cand i date for Dem . gubernato r i a l nom i nat ion I n Ark, · heads s ta te Democra ts fo r Reagan g roup SJ , 9A : ] ' Ca rter and Reagan headqua rters open I n Ark a s campa i gn beg i n s S 5 , 9A : I C i t i zens G·roup Party can d i da te Barry Conmoner .qua l i f i es fo r ba l l ot spot S l 3 , 3A : 4 Backers of John B. Ande rson meet , nom i nate . h i m as can d i date, sel ect el ectors and central conm i t tee S t 4 , I OA : t Arkansas de l egates for Kennedy s i gn p l edge to back Carter S l 7 , 5A : 1 Seven t i ckets to be on Ark ba l l o t 520 , 1 1 A : 5 Reagarr Bush E l ect ion Comm i t tee names Ed Bet:Jlune and John Pau l Hamme rschm i dt honorary state cha· l rman S22 , 4A : l Wh i te House Chief of Staff Jack Watson v i s i ts Ark, s t resses campa i gn changes O I 0 , 4A: l Arkansas Gazette endorses Carter fo r ree l ec t i on 0 1 2 , 2 E : 1 Carter wi dens l ead I n s tate , Arkansas Po l l shows 0 1 4 , 1 0A : 7 Ad ve r t i sement t n d l ca tes forme r A rk Su p reme C t Jus t i ce J i m Johnson supports Reagan 0 1 6 , l ]A : l B l acks organ i ze i n Ark to support Carter 0 1 7 , BA : 6 Sena tors Da l e Bumpers and Dav i d P ryor en · dorse Ca rte r , p ra i se h i s pa t i ence and res t ra i n t 022 , l A : J Texa rkana p re pa r i ng fo r v i s i t by Pres Carter 022 , 2A : 2 A rt i cl e d i scusses p ro b l ems Ark Congress i onal De l egat i on wou l d face shou l d e l ec t ion be th rown I n to House 022 , 1 8 : 2 Pol i te , enthus f as t t c crowd greets Ca rte r a t Texa rkana 022 , 1 A : 4 Summa ry o f Ca. rte r speech to some 7 , 500 a t Texa rkana 022 , I A : 7 C i t i zens Party v i ce p res l den t l a l can d t .date , LaDonna Ha r r i s , v i s i ts L i t t l e Rock 024 , 9A : 2 Da l e Bumpers sees better . 227 PRES I DENTIAL ELECT I O N - . . 1 9 80 de l egates s e l ected fo r na t l conv Hr 1 5 , 1 9A : I Gov B i i i C l i n ton p romises a i d to ACORN dr i ve for mo-re del egates from low I ncome I eve 1 Hrl 5 , l 9A : 1 Kennedy to pay $ 5 , 000 fee to appea r on ba l l ot I n Ark p r t ma ry H r20, 3A : 6 Kennedy spokesman Ted Boswe l l says s tates whose governors support Ca rte r a re ge t t i ng favors f rom the adm; Gov B i l l C l i n ton repl i es Ap6 , 1 4A : 6 ACORN to cha l l enge Democ ra t i c Pa rty de l e gate se l ec t i on p rocess a t county l evel Ap1 2 , 1 6A : 7 Senator Kennedy to make effort to cap t u re de l egates f.n Ark; Pres Carter wi l l re l y on vo l un teers In s tate Apl 3 , 1 E : 6 C l i ff F i nch pl ans to get nominat ion a fte r 1 s t ba l l ot Ap1 6 , I OA : S A rkansas Pol I shows Carter l o s i n g g round to Reagan , but 1 ead I n g Kennedy among a 1 1 g roups Ap1 6 , 2 1 A : l Arkansas AFL-C I O I gnores B l 1 1 Al exander 1 s tes t l mon 1 a l for Ca rte r , endorses Kennedy Ap20 , 8A : 5 ACORN charges v i o l a t i on o f state party rules fn se l ec t i on' o f county del egates to s tate. con v ; cha l l enge of Arkansas del egates to Democ ra t i c Natl Con.v cou l d be made Ap26 ,8A: 1 ACORN f i l es cha l l enge to de l egate se l ec t ion My6 , 7A : 4 Hea r t ng on ACORN charges turned I n to con fron ta t i on My9 , 8A : l State party panel rejects b i as· charges i n de l egate se l ect ion Hy2 3 , 4A : 6 Abou t 70 pct o f cand i dates fi l ing as del egates . to Nat iona l Conv a re Carte r supporte rs My2 3 , 8A : 3 Robe rt F . Kennedy J r campa i gns a t L I t t l e Rock fo r Edwa rd H . Kennedy My26 , 4 A : 3 Carter w i ns A rk p r i mary ; s u rp r i se vote f i nds Kennedy beh i nd ' Uncommi tted ' My28 , 1 A : 8 Carter w i n s A r k e l ec t ion by 60 . 09 pct ; uncom m i tted i s 2 nd and Kennedy 3 rd ; Ca rter gets 23 de t egates, Kennedy 6 and 4 wi l l be uncoll'lll f t ted My29 , 4A : l Carter loses 1 del egate when f l n a l el ect i on retu rns were cert i f i e d ; tota l s 1 l s ted Je 1 0 , 7A : l Arkansas Dems sel ect del e gates to a ttend NY conv Je22 , 3A : l Arkansas de l e ga t ion opposes rul es change to free del egates to conv Jy5 , BA: l S teve C l a rk , a n unconwn f tted 2nd term for Ca rter 025 , BA : ) Re publ l can Congressman John Paul Hanrnerschmldt wa shed out of p i cture of P res Ca rter s i gn i ng l eg i s l a t ion 026 , 1 A : 2 Jeb Bush , son of George Bush , makes b r i ef campa i gn s top a t L i tt l e Rock 029 , 6 A : 2 Pol l shows Ca rter has l ea d I n Ark 030 , 2A : 5 Rona l d Reagan s tops at Texa rkana , del l ghts crowd of 6 , 000 to 8 , 000 w i th a ttack on Pres Carte r 031 , I A : J Nancy Reagan campa i gns a t L i t t l e Rock, g reeted by pro-ERA s i gns 03 1 , l A : S Reagan a t tacks Carter on Cuban refugees t n ta l k a t Texa rkana ; says Ark forced to take undue bu rden O J I , 1 A : 8 Ca rter has 49-39 l ead I n A rkan sas Pol l 0 3 1 , 2 3A : 4 Rona l d Reagan sweeps to lands J de na t i onw i de N 5 , 1 A : 7 Pres Ca rte r has s l i m l ead ove r Reagan I n Ark N 5 , 7A : 7 Ronal d Reagan w i n s na r row v i c tory I n Ark N6 , 1 A : 2 Rona l d Reagan edges pa s t Pres J t nrny Ca rter I n A rk ; map shows coun t i es ca r r i ed by each N6 , 7A : I E l ect ion resul ts I n Ark for each cand i da te N6 , 7A : I Map shows Ark coun t i es ca r r i ed by Ca rter and Reagan N6 , 7A : 3 L i s t of votes for Carte r , Reagan , Anderson , C l a rk and Conmone r , by county N6 , 7A : 4 Ed l tort a l s conment on Reagan l an ds l l de v i c tory N9 , 3E : 3 Cert i f i ed e l ect ion returns t n Ark N25 , 3A : 4 S i x pct o f Arkansas b l acks voted for Reagan , s tudy s hows D l 6 , 3A : 6 Democra t I c Pa r ty Note : A rt i c l es entered here deal w i th the campa i gn for the Democ ra t i c nomi na t i on . A rt i c l es on the gene ra l e l ect ion campa i gn a re ente red under the gene ral hea d i n g , P res i den t i a l E l ec t ion o f 1 980 . . Sen Dal e Bumpers says Kennedy chances of becom ing cand i da te not worth ta l k i n g about Ja 1 6 , 4A : B Wi l l iam R . W i l son to run l<ennedy campa i gn I n Ark Hr6 , 3A : 6 ACORN de mands Gov C l i n ton c l ean up procedures for se l ec t i ng de l egates to na t l conv Hrt 4 , 8A : 4 Gov B i l I C l l n ton promi ses ACORN a i d I n ge t t i ng l ow I ncome . PRES I DENT I AL ELECT I ON . 228 PRE S I DENTIAL ELECT I O N 1 980 PRES I DENT I AL ELECT I ON entered under the general hea d i ng , P res i den t i a l E l ec t i on of 1 980 can d i date, rece i ves ca l l from Rosa l yn Carte r Jy2 7 , 2A : 7 Two nnre A rk del egates rece i ve ca l l s from Mrs Carter Jy28 , iA : lt ACORN to drop cha l l en ge. of de l ega t i on ; party wl l 1 study ro l e o f l ow J ncorrte members Jy2 8 , 2A : 5 Gov B i l l C l t n ton c i tes b i n d i n g r u l e on Ark delegates on 1 s t ba l l o t Jy29 , 1 A : 8 Senator E dwa rd Kennedy cal l s Gov B i l l C l i nton , l ea rn s Gove rno r ' s support o f Carter I s f i rm Jy30 , J A : 3 Arkansas de l egates a re not bound on f i rs t ba l l o t Jy30, 2A : 3 Open ba l l ot not favo red by Ark del egates Jy30 , 2A : 4 Senator Da l e Bumpers says P res Carter ha s s e r i ous p rob l ems i n race wi th Reagan , but op pcses open i n g conv; Senator Dav i d Pryor th i nks Wa l te r Monda l e woul d be eas i e r to e l ect Jy30 , 2A : 7 Pub l i c i ty on B t 1 1 y Carte r and L i bya fa l l s to sway Ca rter de l egates from Ark Ag5 , JA : 7 Sena to rs Da I e Bumpers and Dav i d P ryor to stay away from Conv Ag1 0 , 5A : I Gov B i l l C l i n ton u rges party un i ty Agl l , 8A : 4 A rkansans vote 24-9 to defeat Kennedy propcsa l ; B i l l C l i n ton comments on Kennedy w i thd rawal from contest Ag l 2 , 1 A : 6 B i l l A l exander tel l s New York aud i ence that Kennedy hurts Dem Party I mage Ag1 2 , 8A : 7 Arkansas del egates for Kennedy s u rp r i sed as women 1 s r i ghts p l ank voted ; Gov B i l l C l i n ton gets a .t ten t lon of newsmen A g l 3 , 1 A : 4 B i l l C l i n ton says new set o f p r i nc i p l es needed Ag 1 4 , J A : 5 Senator Da l e Bumpers says l i be ra l po1 1 t f c l an s fac i n g d i f f i cu l t i es Ag1 4 , 6A : t Gov B i l l C l l nton addresses conven t i on , u rges Party to seek new coa l i t i on Ag1 5 , J A : 4 Kennedy supporters f rom Ark f i nd f t d i f f i c u l t to s upport Carter Ag1 7 , 7A : 1 Art i c l e on abscence of Dav i d . P ryo r and Da l e Bumpers from democ ra t i c Conv Agl 7 , 1 E : l Carter l ead I n Ark rema i ns f i rm , po l l shows S24 , 1 9A : I Repu b l i can Party. A rt i c l es entered here dea l w i th the campa i gn fo r the Repu b l i can nom i na t i on . A rt i c l es on the genera l e l ec t i on �ampa t gn a re Lynne Lowe to ' se rve as secu r i ty ch i e f a t the Repub l i can Natl Conv l n De t ro i t th i s summer Ja6 , 1 1 A : l John a Conna l l y to woo mo re than 1 00 Re publ f can Party com members a t Fa i r f i e l d Bay and w i l l pay a l l o f the i r expenses Ja 1 0 , l A : 2 W i l l i am Dunkl i n of P i ne Bl uff t s s tate chrm fo r George Bush Ja 1 0 , 8A : 5 George Bush to speak a t L i nco l n Day d i nner a t Fort Smi th Ja1 2 , 4A : 7 John Conna l l y courts Arkansans w i th l av i sh party Ja 1 3 , 1 2A : l Conna l l y campa i gns a t mee t i n g a t Fa i rf i e l d Bay Ja1 4 , 5A : J John Conna l l y ' s expens i ve d i nner was ef fort to p rove he can w J n votes i n Reagan coun t ry Ja20 , 1 E : 3 Cha rl es H . Murphy J r , Board Cha i rman o f Murphy O l l Corp t hel ps fund campa i gns of Howa rd H . Baker, George Bush and John 8 . Conna l l y , says Dems have no cand i date w l th I n te l l ectua l capac i ty to be Pres Ja23 , 8A : 1 Afte r hi s I owa v i c to ry , George Bush may get support o f Ar�.GOP Ja27 , 1 E : 4 Twel ve de l egates to be chosen Satu rday at D i s t meet i ngs ; method fo r nam i ng com m i t tees d i scussed Ja2B , 1 A : 2 H i ke Reagan s tumps s.ta te for h I s father Ja29 , 4 A : 4 Arkansas Repub l i cans l ob b i ed as vote nears Ja2 9 , 4A : 5 Two b lack Repub l icans upset when they l e a rn they cannot vote I n d i s t cau cuses because of the way they were e l ected Fl , I A : 2 N a t i ona l a t ten t i on on Ark GOP today as I t sel ects de l e gates to Na t l Conv F2 , 1 A : 2 George Bush a r r i ves at Fo rt Smi th accompa n i ed by John Paul Hanwnerschm i d t ; Bush hopes to get at l ea s t 3 del egates F2, 3A : 2 Rona l d Reagan takes 1 s t p l ace w i th 6 de l egate s , Howa rd Baker gets 4 , George Bush l and John Conna l l y none ; Conna l l y backers to cha l l enge e l ect ion o f 2 2nd D i s t del egates F 3 , 1 A : 6 Baker a n d Bush swi ng through Ark on de l egate se l ec t i on day F3 , I A : S l i s t o f de l ega tes and a l ternates to Na t i onal Conv F3 , 3A : l Reagan backers 229 PRES I DENTIAL ELECT I ON 1 980 P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS pat r i o t i c theme to I n troduce keynote speaker a t Conven t i on Jyl 5 ,2A : 6 Party s h i ft to r i gh t I s a l � enat l n g b l acks , Arkansas b l ack del egate E l i j ah Co l eman says Jy 1 6 , 1 A : 2 Arkan sas cas t a l l 1 9 of i ts votes fo r Reagan Jy1 7 , 1 1 A : 3 Arkansas de l egates happy w i th Bush as runn i ng ma te Jy1 7 , 1 1 A : l Arkansas del egates re fl ect un i ty ; p l edge support of t i cket Jy20, . 8A : 6 PRESS ASSOC I AT I O N , AMER I CAN See a l so Scho l a rsh i ps PRESS ASSOC I AT I O N , ARKANSAS O f f i cers named F24 , JA : 3 See a l so US-Congress (gen ) - -Arab Scam P R I C ES See a l so Food and Grocery Trade H i l k and H i l k P roducts R i ce S t rauss , Levi and Co P R I NTI NG AND ALL I E D TRADES See a l so Ark-Contracts P R I SONERS See P r i sons P R l$0NERS OF WAR See Wo r l d Wa r I I ( 1 939- 1 94 5 ) P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS C r i m i na l Deten t i on Fac i l i t i es Bd hears rept on cond t t tons at seve ra l ja i l s F28 , 6A : l Represen tat i ves from coun t i es of C l a rk , Ga r l and , Hot S p r i n g , P i ke and Montgomery to d i s cuss I dea o f regl ona I ja t 1 Hrt 6 , 7A: 1 Ph i l l i ps , Lee and Monroe Coun t i es s tudy regional ja i l Hr23 , 1 0A : 2 C l ark County ru les out reg ional ja i l Hy4 , 5A : 5 Func t i on , cost ba l anced i n p r i son a rch i tecture o f W i t tenberg , Del oney and Davi dson Jet , 5E : 1 Sub s tandard ja i l s seek sol ut i ons ; reg i onal fac i l i t i es u rged N l 8 , 1 B : 2 Cou rt r u l es some s tanda rds used by C r i m i n a l Deten t i on Fac l l l t t es Bd a re un reasonab l e D9 , 3A : 1 E d i to r i a l on court rul i ng on ja i l s tandards 01 4 , 3E : 3 C r l m l na l Deten t ion Fac i l i t i es Bd w i l t not appeal dec i s ion on Sal i ne County Ja l l and w i t 1 delay a c t i on s aga i ns t other j a i l s un t i l regu l a t ions can be revi sed D31 , 9A : l l ook forwa rd to s ta te meet when other de l egates wi l l be chosen ; Connal l y forces cha rge Baker and Reagan forces worked together to deny h i m del egates F4 , 3A : I Gazette comments on del egate se I ec t I on , g rat t f I ed tha t Conn a l 1 y· get no del egates F5 , 8A : I Reagan forces to chal l enge effort to e l ect Lynn Lowe and Leona Troxe l l as uncom m i tted de l egates ; John Paul Hammer schm i dt and Ed Bethune w i l l not be cha l l enged F6 , 4A : 1 Hrs Ethel Kennedy v i s i ts a t L i t t l e Rock on beha l f of Edwa rd H . Kennedy F 7 , 4A : t Art l c l e on w i nners , l osers i n Ark caucus ; Was h i ngton col umn i sts c r i t i ca l o f se l ect ion method F1 0 , 8A : 1 HcGeehee ed commen ts on party mess-up I n de l e gate se l ect i on F1 0 , JE : 4 De l egate se l ec t l on near en d ; p l ans made for Baker Satu rday meet i n g F J 3 , 9A : I del egates cha l l enged by Conna l l y backers F 1 5 , 5A : l GOP panel urges re ject ion o f cha l l enge of vote cast by Dan i e l Bowman a t caucus F 1 6 , 1 A : 5 Howa rd Baker back I n A rk seek i ng del egates F1 6 , I OA : lt Del egates nea r l y even for Baker a n d Reagan F1 7 , 1 A : 8 Vote by Dan i e l Bowman a l l owed to s tand F1 7 , 3A : 6 Wi thdrawa l o f Sen Howa rd Baker from race l eaves 5 Ark de l egates w i thout can d i da te Mr6 , 3A : 4 C ha r l es c . F i nc h b r i ngs h i s quest fo r nom i na t ion to A rk H r9 , l l A : 1 Hrs Ada H i i i s o f C l a rksvi l l e was on l y cand i date I n the n a t ion p l edged to John Conna l l y , who now has qu i t the race H r l O , l A : S N i ne Baker del egates i n Ark swi tch to Reagan Hr29 , 1 2A : 4 A rkansas delegates p repa re for natl conven t i on Apl 3 , 4A : 1 S l.x Ark de l e gates ra l l y to George Bush Ap1 8 , 1 1 A : I P l a t form conwn l t tee members E d Bethune and Sharon Sh i p l ey embrace p l a t fo rm Jy1 2 , 5A : 1 Arkansas supporters o f George Bush expected to s h i ft to Reagan Jy1 4 , 2A : 3 Arkansas del egates a r r i ve at na t l conven t ion Jy 1 4 , 2A : 3 Lynne Lowe o f Ark , ma s ters tough securi ty job a t Na t l Conven t i on Jy1 5 . 1 A : 2 Arkansas de l e ga t i on un i ted be h i n d Reagan , d i v i ded on runn i ng mate Jy 1 5 , 2A : 2 Ed Be thune to use 230 P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS 1 980 respected for i nnova t i ve fac i l i t f es Hy25 , 5 E : 4 C l a i ms Comm f i nds Cor rect ion Dept negl i gent i n death o f I nma te R i chard Fu l l e r ; M rs Ful l e r awa rded $40 , 000 My30 , 8A : l Cons t i tut i onal Conv panel u rged to a l l ow Correction Board to keep powe r to f i re I ts d i rector Jel , l l A : l Robert Redford stars I n f i l m suggested by book by Tom Murton on h i s exper i ences as warden of Arkansas p r i son system Je20 , 1 2B : 1 SuRll'la ry of even ts d u r i n g Murton ' s tenure as warden Je20 , 1 2 B : I Correction Board and D i recto r Vernon G . Housew r i gh t upset w i th Hurton ' s rema rks on na t l on a l TV show Je21 , 5A : 1 Gov B f l l C l i nton asks NBC fo r equa l t i me to respond to Mu rton Je2 3 , 3A : 8 Gazette corrments on Murton and 1 1 Brubaker1 1 Je24 , 6A : 1 Cartoon shows · Mu rton and 2 skel e tons danc i ng Je24 , 6A : 3 Order i ssued fo r exhuma t ion o f body o f James Ha r t i n Hood, who d i ed at Tucke r Un i t In 1 9 76 Je27 , 1 4A : 5 Cartoon o f Mu rton on "NBC Yes terday" show Je27 , 22A : 3 E d i tors comment on Tom Murton rema rks Je29 , 3E : 1 P ro b l em$ i n �red l c t l ng future i nmate popu� l a t lon d i scussed Je30 , 1 B : 2 I nma te popul a t ion i s near l i m i t JeJ0 , 1 8 : 4 Fede ra l Judge Oren Ha r r i s accuses state Atto rney Genera l ' s O f f i ce o f de l a y i n g t r i a l o f race b i as cha rge f n emp l oymen t Jy2 , 1 0A : 7 Repo rt by S tephen la P l ante says ha l f of p r i son def l c I enc les have been comp 1 eted ; d t sc l p l l na ry p rocedu res s t i l l a major p rob l em Jy 3 , 1 A : S Ed i to rs comment on Tom Mu rton and the p r i son system Jy6 , 3E : 3 Ed i to r i a l revi ews conce rns of Stephen La P l ante on needed reforms Jy8 , 1 6A : 1 Bod ies unearthed a t Cumm i n s a re from ol d cemetery where 6 30 bod i es have been burled , Dr C l yde c . Snow says Jy24 , 1 1 A : I G raves a t Cumm i n s Un i t a re a p r i son cemetery documented by maps , anthropo l og i s t D r C l yde C . Snow says ; Thomas o . Murton w rong when he sa i d rema i ns were i nmates k i l l ed and secre t l y b u r l e d Jy25, 1 A : 2 Gov B t l 1 C l l n ton appears on NBC show to refute Murton See a l so Ark-Ex Offender P l a cement . A rkansas County. She r i f f Gene Garr i son a r rested on charge of a l l ow i n g p r i sone r to escape Ag 1 4 , 7A : 7 She r i ff Garri son c l ea red I n escape of p r i soner S l 3� 5A:5 Arkansas S ta te Pen i ten t i a ry. Three on way to vi sit Cummins I nma tes found ca rry i ng drugs Fl , 7A : 4 Death Row I n mate John E . Swl n d l e r fas ts to p ro tes t cond i t ions I n 1 so l a t ton F23 , 7A : 1 S teven la Pl ante f i n ds no evi dence of cove rup o f even ts surroun d i ng death of I nmate R i cha rd Ful l e r I n 1 9 78 F2lt , 2A : 2 Offi c i a l s t ransfer 22 h i gh-r i sk I nma tes to fede ra l Bu reau o f P r i sons F27 , 1 2A : 6 Rumors o f pos s i b l e r i ot s peeded up t ransfe r of p r i soners to federa l fac i l i ty F28 , 6A : 7 P r i soners trans ferred to fede ra l p r i sons I n c l uded part i c i pants I n s ta te ' s mast noto r i ous · c r i mes F29 , J A : 4 Ex offender George Hay, now an asst to Correc t i ons Comr Ve rnon Housewr i gh t , hopes to he l p p r i soners s tay out of Cumm i ns H r6 , 1 B : 2 C l a ims Comm acts on several cases . Hr26 , 6A : 6 B ra I n tumor k i l l e d J i mmy Ray De l och , a u topsy shows Hr26 , 1 0A : I C l a i ms Comn beg i n s hea r i ng o n c l a i m by w i dow o f R i chard Fu l l er who d i e d J n s ta te p r i son Mr2 7 , 5A : l Med i ca l Exam i ne r fahmy A . Mal ak te l l s C l a i ms Comm that R i chard Ful l e r d i e d of s t rangu l a t ion Hr28 , 6A.: 1 Cummins med i ca l off i c i a l tes t i f i es he hea rd rumors about Fu l l e r dea th Mr29, 6A : 1 O ff i c i a l s check i ng reports that 2 I nmates made t r i ps w i th 2 femal e empl oyees who have res i gned Ap5 , 6A : 4 Correc t i on B d a p p roves plan to reta i n S tephen la P l a n te a:s compl l ance co;.. ordi nator on part- t i me bas i s Ap 1 9 , 1 3A : 1 Judge E i se l e o rders p r i son of f I c I a l s to respond to comp 1 a f n t tha t cou rt orders v i o l a ted I n pun i shment Ap2 3 , 1 2A : 2 New fede ral l aw a l l owing US to sue on beha l f o f I nma tes wo r r i es off i c i a l s Hy24 , 1 2A : 1 L i tt l e Rock a rch I tectural f l rm o f W I tten berg, De l oney and Davi dson I s . . • P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS , . 231 PR I SONS AND P R I SONERS 1 980 cha rges Jy25 , 1 A : 2 Thomas O . Murton ca l l s exp l anat i on on graves 'my tho l ogy 1 Jy2 6 , l 2A : 3 l nqul ry be g i ns on w i red cha i r and s tool found I n shop ; device may have been p rac t i ca l joke Ag2 1 , 7A : 4 R i chard Ea rl G r i ff i n says device appears to be a p rank Ag2 3 , 4A : 4 : No cha rge expected I n e l ectr i ca l dev ice Ag30 , 7A : l State p r i son off t c t a l s ag ree to comp l y wi th rules on i nma tes • r i ghts when they are accused o f v i o l a t i ng p r i son rul es S 1 3 , 1 4A : l Mrs Leda Faye Fu l l er fl i es $6 m i-1 1 ton damage s u t t aga i n s t fo rmer s tate Med i ca l Exam i ne r Stephen A . Marx a l l e g i n g he m i s d i agnosed cause of death of he r husband , Thomas Ri chard Ful l er J r , a t · CulTITl l ns Un i t S2 7 , 9A : 6 Gov B i l l C l i n ton supports p l an for spec i a l t zed program mgmt sys tem S27, 1 1 A : 5 Cumm i ns Un i t warden Hen ry E . Cowan to res i gn pos t , move to P i ne B l uff o f f i ces of Correct ion Dept ; W i l l i s H . Sargent to be new warden 02 , 3A : 3 Rea 1 1 gn I ng of p rograms , job transfer announced 03 , 9A : 2 Attorney fo r i nma tes may seek hea r i n g to prod qu i c k comp l i ance wi th ct orders on r i ghts o f p r i soners 05 , I A : 2 Tucke r I nma.te found hanged 08, I n ma te found hanged I dent I 1 1A:2 f l ed as W i l l i am Rhoades 09 , 1 4A : 2 S tephen La P l ante to resume ful l - t i me ro l e a s comp l i ance coord i nator 024 , 9A : l Leg l s l a t f ve panel tours p r i son farms , wi l l suggest mgt changes 030 , 9A : l Tri a l s ta rts i n su i t by M i chael Ree l a l l eg i ng he was f i red for g i v i ng i n forma t i on to a s tudy panel 031 , 5A : 1 Ph i l 1 I p . E . Kap l an warns he may seek federa l court hea r i ng u n l ess 1 f v l ng condl t l on s ·i mprove w l th I n 30 days N6 , 1 0A : l F i ve Cumm i ns i nmates te l l federa l j udge they cannot get proper d i e t fo r the i r rel i g ious be l l e fs N21 • 6A : 2 Correc t i on Boa rd membe r , W i l l iam Bevi s , says S tephen la P l ante has used h i s pos i t ion I mprope r l y , shoul d b e f i red N2 1 , 9A : l Correc t i on Dept p repares budget that doub l es current approp r l a t fon N21 , 9A : l Ed i tor i a l d i scusses p r i ce o f p r i son reform 01 , I 2A: l . Turnove r , shortage of s taff b l amed for poo r con d i t ions at p r i sons , S tephen La P l ante says D5 , 1 0A : l Ve rnon Housewri ght o rders new p robe of a l l ega t ion that Tucke r i n mates have been abused by guards D20 , 5A : 4 See a l so Ark-Su i ts and Cla i ms Aga i ns t Govt Cap i ta l Pun i shment --Educa t i on Program: School D i s t gets A ra t i ng from s tate Educa t i on Dept Ap 1 0 , 6 A : 4 Col l ege courses for cred i t to be offered at Tucker by . UALR Jy27, 5A : 7 --Escapes and P r i son Secur i ty : Curmi l ns I nmate Terry W i l son escapes wh i l e on way to t r i al , I s treed by dog Ja4 , 1 A : 3 Cal i fo rn i a j udge sets ba l l for James Dean Wa l ke r a t $ 300, 000 Ja4 , 7A : 4 James Dean Wa l ke r ma y f i gh t extrad i t i on to Ark F8 , 1 3A : 1 . Two I nmates f l ee from Curmi i n s ; caught at McGehee F l 0 , 1 A : 4 Ca l l fo rn l a orders Wa l ke r retd to A rk ; f r i ends to f i ght ru l I ng F l it , 1 A : 2 Way c l ear for Ark to return James Dean Wa l ke r F20, 1 A.:.4 Deputy S tate Correct ion Com r A . L . Lockha rt goes to C a l I f to p i ck up Wa l ke r , who c l a i ms Lockha rt th rea.tened h I s t I fe F2 1 , 3A : 1 Return of Wa l ker del ayed F22 , 9A : l Gov C l i n ton sends 2 d i fferen t off i c i a l s to p i ck up James Dean Wa l ke r F26 , 5A : 4 James Dean Wa l ke r t r i es to b l ock re turn to Ark Hr6 , 1 1 A : 5 Dean Wa l ke r loses b i d to p reven t extrad i t ion Hr8, 7A : 3 Wa l ker gets chance to appeal to C a l i f Supreme Ct Mrl . l , 9A : 6 C a t 1 forn i a Supreme C t b l ocks return o f Wa l ke r Ap1 0 , l 3A : l Go v 8 1 1 1 C l i n ton fur i ous because Cal ff refuses to re turn James Dean Wa l ke r Ap 1 1 , 1 A : 7 Gazette commen ts on ba t t l e sha p i ng up be tween C a l i f and Ark over Wa l ker case Ap 1 6 , 2 0A : 1 Cal t fo rn l a a t torney gen work i ng wi th Ark ·offt c l a l s to ask US Supreme Ct to determ i ne I f Cal i f Sup reme C t has autho r i ty .to b l ock extrad i t i on Ap1 7 , I A : 2 E d i to r i a l ca l l s for return o f Wa l ke r Ap20 , 3 E : 4 Arkansas w i ns round I n b i d for return · . . . P R I SONS ANO P R I SONERS · 232 P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS � .. 1 980 PR I SONS ANO P R I SONERS threat aga i n s t h i m by Ark p r i son of f i c i a l D28 , 3A : 6 Atto rneys for James Dean Wal ker to pet i t i on Cal i f gove r nor to recon s i de r extrad i t ion order D29 , 1 A : 2 A i d to C a l i forn i a Gov Edwa rd G . B rown J r to d i scuss Wa l ke r case D31 , 7A : 8 See a l so C r i me (gen ) --Fa l r and Speed T r i a l I nmates on Death Row - - Fac i l l t l es : comp l a i n to Gov C l i nton about col d Ja29 , 6A : 4 S tephen La P l ante says he was mi squoted on tempera t u re a t p r i son F l 2 , 5A : l $ 30 0 , 000 p l ann i ng funds released fo r new max i mum se curl ty b l dg at Cumnl ns Fl 3 ,4A : l Cor rect ions Bd to l d of l nmate 1 s death a t hands o f h i s cel l ma te ; I nadequate fa c i l i t ies b l amed Hr22 , 4A : 1 S tan 1 ey Redman cha rged wi th 1 s t degree murder i n dea th of h i s cel l ma te , Dona l d F r i en d , a t Cumm i n s ; i nadequate facl I i t l es b l amed Mr29 , l 1 A : 2 P r i son to p rov i de spec i a l equ i pment for hand i capped Ap8 , 5A : l leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l asks Gov C l i n ton to spend $250, 000 for hous i n g p r i son I nmates at Wri ght� v i l.le Je1 4 , JA : 6 Art f c t e exp l o res over- c rowd i ng as part of Correc t i on Dept p rob 1 ems Je29 , l F : 2 Space shortage f s ta l l o rder to remedy Je29, 1 F : 6 I n ma te I n fl ux troub l es of f i c i a l s ; tough l aw on repeat of fenders c reate need for nnre fac i l f t i es Jyl , 1 8 : 2 C rowd i ng l eads of f l c l a l s to cons i der a l terna t i ve pun i shment Jy2 , 1 8 : 2 I mp rovements ca r ry a p r i ce Jy 3 , 1 B : 2 leg i s l a t i ve Counc i l to s tudy i ncrease . J n .l i quor and c i garette taxes to f i nance new cel l b l ocks ; papers for rol l i ng ma r i j uana c i ga rettes to be I n c l uded ; over 500 I nmates i mp r i soned now woul d have been pa rol ed had Act 93 of 1 976 not p revented i t Jy1 7 , 6A : l Repr Lacy Landers says consensus among ALC membe rs l s to change l aw requ f r i ng long term for repea t offenders Jy l 8 , 6A: l Leg i s l a to rs c r l t l ca l o f fa rm operat ions , not s a t i s f i ed w i th ex p l a na t i on by off i c i a l s Jyl 8 , 6A : l E d i tors d i scuss need for fac i l i t ies and p roposed f i nanc i n g Jy2 7 , 3E : l o f Wa l ker Ap22 , 4A : 6 Assoc i a te Jus t i ce Wi l l iam Rehnqu i s t o f the US Sup reme Ct b l ocks order for hea r i ng I n C a l i f on Ark p r i son cond i t i ons My2 , 9A : l Cumm i ns Un i t has on l y 6 3 pct of guards needed My2 1 , 4A : 6 Fund i ng asked for maxi mum secu r i ty b lock a t Tucke r Un i t Je1 , 4A : 5 Arkan sas to fl gh t effort to reduce ba i i for James Dean Wa l ker Jel 4 , 1 6A : 3 Two I nma tes escape from D i agnos t i c Un i t a t P i ne B l uff ; both a re recaptured Je1 7 , 5A : l Two guards f i red after 2 p r i soners escape a t P i ne B l uff Jel 8 , BA : I James Dean Wa l ker loses p l ea on bond Je2 1 , 1 A : 6 Bond fo r James Dean Wa l ke r tempora r i l y cancel ed Je2 7 , 8A : 5 Two trus t i es escape from Boo n evl l l e Jy6 , 4A : 4 Men who wa l ked away from Boonevi 1 l e found I n Okl ahoma Jy7 , 4A : 4 Actress Sh i r l ey Macla l ne hel ps James Dean Wa l ke r fi ght extrad i t i on to Ark; Thomas o . Murton was I ns t rumen ta l I n i n teres t i ng M i s s Hacla l ne I n case Jy 1 0 , 1 3A : 4 Two I nma tes fl ee Cunmt ns work deta i l Jy1 2 , 3A : 5 Dec i s ion de l ayed i n James Dean Wa l ke r effo rt to resc i nd bond Jy 1 2 , 4A : 1 Bond den ied for James Dean Wa l ker Jy1 5 , 9A : I Tw0 C u111Tt i ns escapes caught a t Memph i s after they a l l eged l y s to l e a p l ane at S tuttga rt Jy1 6 , JA : 7 Escapees wi l l seek to p rove the i r escape wa s j us t i f i ed by p r i son con d i t ions Ag1 5 , 4A : l Ronn i e B r i ggs conv i c ted , W t l 1 J e Brown acq u i tted t n the January 1 , 1 979 , takeover o f un i t a t Culll1l i n s Ag22 , 7A : I Fou r I nmates escape from Cumm i ns S 8 , 2A : 4 Search expands to M i s s i ss i pp i ; two guards suspended S 9 , 4A : 6 Guards , fa i l ure o f sensor b l amed I n escape o f four ; one captured t n M i ss i s s i pp i S 1 3 , 1 A : 2 Larry Jones , a trusty a t Cumn l ns , escapes wh i l e a t work out s i de p r i son N 1 5 , 4A : 4 Larry Jones su rrenders N 1 7 , 4A : l US Supreme C t rules C a l i f does not have r i gh t to cha l l enge l eagl i ty of Ark p r i son system; James Dean Wa l ker to be re td to Ark D9 , 1 A : 2 Arkansas o f f i c i a l s comnen t on Wa I ke r dee I s ion D9 , l A : 4 Po l yg raph repo r t I n d i ca tes James Dean Wa l ke r truthful I n rel a t i ng dea th 233 PRI SONS AND P R I SONERS � . . 1 980 P R I SONS AND PRI SONERS i nterv i ews 269 i nmates , approves pa ro l es for 1 42 Hy9 , l 8A : I Release g ranted to 1 24 I nmates Je1 1 , 1 5A : 1 Re l ease of Ca l v i n Hammond and Ha ro l d P h i l l i ps , son of forme r s ta te Repr Jack Ph i l l i ps , under Youthful Of fende r Al te rna t i ve Service Act cre ates u p roa r ; P rosecutor Ron F i e l ds and state Repr Ed Th i cks ten upse t ; p r i son o ff l c i a l s say they we re not I n f l uenced by contacts th beha l f o f men ; co r rect i ve l eg i s l a t ion may be I n t roduced when Leg f s meets Ag7 , 6A : 1 Paro l e g ranted to 1 44 i nma tes Ag1 5 , l BA : l Pardons and Paro l e Bd approves re l ease of 1 2 5 of 226 I nma tes I n te r v i ewed O l 0 , 9A : l B i l I p refl l e d i n Leg i s wou l d requ i re Pa ro l e Bd to check w i th v i c t i ms before paro l i ng C l ass A o r B ' felons N22 , 3A : 3 E d i tor i a l says tough pa ro l e l aw has he l ped f i l l p r i son Dl , l 2A : 1 Board grants 1 32 pa ro l es D 7 , 35A : 1 P a ro l es granted to 1 50 i nmates D1 9 , 1 6A : 1 See a ho Murde rs - - Rodgers P r i sons-Arkansas S tate-·Fac l 1 i t i es -�Wo rk-Rel ease Program: Gov B i l l C l i n ton asks Correc t i on Bd for 5-year wo rk-rel ease p l an ; poss l b J l l ty o f set t i ng u p p r l vate I ndus t ry nea r p r i son ment ioned Ja 1 3 , 1 0A : 1 Gazette urges deve l op of p rog ram Ja20 , 2E : 1 Gov B i l l C l i n ton wants center t n NW Ark Ap 1 2 , 4A : 4 Lowe l l C i ty Counc i l opposes work-re l ease center Ap25 , 7A : 2 C r i mi na l Deten t i on Fac i l i t i es Bd votes to use ja f l at Spri ngda l e and Ben ton County j a i l to house wo rk release p r i soners Ap26 , 9A: l S p r i ng da l e paper d i scusses p rog ram Hy4 , 3E : 3 Northwest Ark offi c i a l s offer l i s t o f 1 0 s i tes fo r center My7, I OA : 4 F i ve I nmates open work re l ease p rogram a t S p r i ngda l e Ja i l Je7 , 9A : 1 Ben ton Co ra i ses fee fo r I nmates Jy1 J , 6A : 4 Work by Benton Center I nmates on school at Haske l l b r i ngs p ra i se fo r p rogram Ag1 7 , 1 1 A : J Ash l ey County Ja f l . G rand Jury to , off i ce Myl 5 , p robe j a i l and Sheri ffs 8A : 6 S ta te revenue cutback may endanger p r i son I mprovements ordered by cts Ag l , l OA : l Correct ion Board refuses to 1 ease Boonev i l 1 e s i te for Sma 1 1 Farm Research Center Ag l , 1 OA : 3 Lease of l an d for Research Center - expected to be approved by s ta te Men tal Reta rda t i on-Deve l opmen tal D i sa b l 1 1 t l es S e rv i ces Bd Ag2 , 6A : 1 Effort to be made fo r ea r l y settl ement of d i s pute over use o f l an d a t Boonevl I 1 e Agl ) , l OA : 7 A rt i c l e d i scusses con tro versy over loca t i on of Sma l 1 Fa rms Research Center Ag1 7 , 1 0A : 1 Ag reemen t reached for l an d to be used by farm research center Ag1 9 , 5A : l Co r rec t i on Board to d ra ft b i l l deed i ng Boone ·v l l l e property to p r i son sys tem Ag24 � 4A : l Women ' s Un i t on verge of accred i ta t ion S l 7 , I B : 2 Leg i s l a tor support sought fo r fund i n g o f p ro jects 526, 7A : 2 --Farm Opera t ions : Leg i s l a t i ve panel to s tudy future o f farm i n g ope ra t i ons S25 , 9A : l Leg i s l a tors ask for es t i ma tes on p r i son crop s ; l eas i ng of l a n d to a rea farmers re jected N22 , 4A : 3 Leas i ng o f farm l ands opposed by l e g i s l a t i ve panel 05, 1 OA : 1 --Fi nances and Budget : P roj>osed budget seeks I ncrease of $5 mi l l ion to restructure admi n i s t ra t i ve pro cedures ; sys tem expects to house 6 , 000 i nma tes by 1 985 S l 2 , 6A : l Com p l ex budget w i l l be hard to t r i m 0 7 , 1 A : 4 Governor-e l ect Frank D . Wh i te presents budget wi th 38 pct I n c rease ; pr i son o f fi c i a l s say that I s not enough to meet court orders Dl 0 , 1 A : 7 O f f i c i a l s tel l Leg i s l a t i ve Counc t l why they need ful l $ 5 0 mi l l i on re quested 01 2 , I OA : l - - I ndus t r i es Program; Guards ques t i oned I n ·p robe of use o f p r i n t i ng equ i pment to p roduce counterfe i t money Ja9 , 7A : l --Pa rdons and Pa ro l es : Paro l e g ranted 1 68 I n ma tes Ja2 1 ., l OA : I Board revi ews 280 appl i ca t i ons , 1 51 paro l es granted M r9 , 20A : l L i s t o f 1 64 I n mates pa ro l ed Ap2 1 , 9A : I Board 234 P R I SONS ANO P R I SONERS 1 980 8 1ythevi l l e . Fo rmer I nmates f t l e s u i t over a l l eged con d i t i on s of ja i l Ag7 , 8A : 6 C l a rk Countx J a i l . Voters approve con s t ruct ion o f new fac i l i ty , reject tax to pay for f t N4 , 6A : 6 C rawford Coun ty Ja l 1 . Renova t i on W>ul d not b r i ng J a l 1 up to standards Ja24 , 6A : 6 Garl and Co Ja i l . Land bought for new fac t 1 l tY Ja4,�A : 7 Hemps tead County Ja i l . Fede ral j udge r u l es 3 fo rmerliimates suffered no damages for wh i ch they must be compensa ted Jy1 7, 1 4A : 7 Hot Spr f ng County Ja l 1 See a l so Sex C r i mes L i t t l e Rock � J a i l . Hrs W i nn i e Marchant f f l es $300 , 000 sul t a ga i nst c I ty for a 1 1 eged i nadequate med i ca 1 care wh i l e she was an I nmate Ap8 ; 7A : 6 C i ty den i es cha rges I n s u i t by ex I nmate W i n n i e Marchant Ap25 , 5A : ) Mad i son County �· New fa c l l l ty to be bu i l t Ap1 7 , 5A : 6 P u l a s k i County Ja l 1 . Overc rowd i ng p rompts ea r l y re l ease of some p r i son ers F1 1 , 3A : 6 B ruta l i ty and v i o l ence con t i nue , i nma tes contend Ap4 , 4A : I Judge Hen ry Woods refuses to decl a re off i c i a l s I n . contempt Ap1 5 , 4A : l Tommy Ro b i nson p roposes reopen i ng Pu1 askl County Penal Fann Jy1 0 , 1 5A : l · V i s i tors a re c u res for lone l l ness o f I nmates Jy1 7 , 1 B : 2 A rt i c l e on work o f guards a t ja i l Jy1 7 , 1 B : 4 Modern de s i gn I s part o f changed I mage, a t t i tude Ag25 , 1 B : 2 Henry Sea l s I l l . 1 9 , col l apses , d i es I n ce1 1 S 6 , 4A : 4 Pneumon i a , tons i l l i t i s k i l led Sea l s S 7 , 4A : 5 Exami na t ion shows that Sea l s suffered from tuberc u l os i s ; accounts on dea t h d i ffer N 1 1 , 6A : 8 Verd i c t c l ears 2 Ja i lers o f cha rge of Noah S l nmons that he was beaten i n ce l l 0 8 , 4 A : 4 Feder a l Judge Henry \iloods urges former I nmates who a l l ege they were beaten to set t l e out o f court 09 , 1 4A : 7 County j a i l e r , Gera l d Ki rk. says he trusted escapee , L ionel Cra i g Young , too much 0 1 7 , 3A : 4 TW> I nmates escape by pop p i ng w i n dow 02 7 , 3A : ) Th ree I nmates j ump gua rd , fl ee ja i l 028 , 2A : 6 U n l ocked doors a i ded es capees 029 , 3A : l L i t t l e Rock pol i ce man wounded I n gun f i ght w i th escapee James Frank Russell 0 3 0 , 4 A : 1 Po l t ee exchange shots a fter chase of man be1 ieved to be Russe l l 0 3 1 , 6A : 1 Pol I ce be l i eve several H i gh l and Park hous i ng p roject res i dents have been h i d i ng Russe l l ; pol i ce o ff i ce r b i tten by res i den t wh l l e search i ng a p t N 3 , 4A : 6 Escapee James Frank l i n Russe l l ca ptured , cha rged w i th 9 add i t iona l c r i m i n a l offenses N6 , I OA : 4 Mrs Bess ie R . S l lllllO n s seeks $90 , 000 I n damages fo r mental torment she s uffered ove r a l l eged k i ck i n g of her 2 sons by ja i l e rs who have been c l eared of wrongdo i ng N 1 4 , 3A : 5 S a l i ne Co Ja i l . Quorum C t votes to ignore C rimi nal Deten t i on Fac i l i t i es Bd demands fo r ja i l I mp rovements and to f i gh t any o rders to c l ose ja l l F5 , 3A : 1 C r i m i na l Deten t i on Fac i l i t i es Bd seeks c l os t ng of ja i l F28 , 6A : l County to wa i t fo r cts to dec i de what must be done about ja i l F29 , 1 4A : 8 Crimina l Deten t ion Fac l l l t f es B d asks court to order ja i l c l o sed Hr20 , 9A : 7 Both s i des i n eou rt su i t a g ree to l e t j udge dec f de fate of ja i l Ag1 4 , ]A : 3 Sebas t i an · county Ja i l . US Court of Appeals orders I mp roved d i e t , end to c rowd t n g My30 , 1 6A : 6 Wh i te County Ja i l . Body o f I nmate Denn i s James Teague found hang i ng I n cel l ; death rul ed su i c i de N5 , 1 4A : 6 Youth Serv i ces Cen ter (A l exander) . Tou r of A l exander Un I t shocks 3 l eg i s l a tors Mr7, l A : 3 Youth Servi ces Comr D i ck Powe l l takes I s sue w i th a rt i c l e on G l o r i a Cabe ' s rept H r 1 2 , 2A: 2 A l exander Center Secu r l t y o ff i ce r p l aced on p roba t i on t n p robe of I nc i dent Hr1 2 , 2A : 3 D f s c f p l f nary dorm c l osed a fte r c r i t i c i sm from l eg i s l a to rs Ap l 0 , 4A : 6 Supe r i n tendent Jesse S . Wi i son res i gns Ap29 , 7A : 3 Youth Serv i ces Center (Wr lgh tsvt 1 1 e) Fami l y o f Adam L . G reen to get $ 2 0 , 000 from s tate to se t t l e c l a i m f i l ed a fter death o f G reen I n fi re a t · • ·· P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS 235 P R I SONS AND P R I SONERS 1 980 PRYOR, DAV I D HAMPTON PROTEHES I S A rt i c l e desc r i bes myoe l ect r l c de v i ce that a l l ows M i chael L . Robertson to use a r t i f i ca l hand through e l ect r i c I mp u l ses generated t n the hr.a i n S 3 , 1 B : 1 See a l so Food-D i e t PRUDENT IAL I NSURANCE COMPANY OF AME R I CA See a l so E l ms P l an t i n g Co PRYOR, DAV I D HAMPTON Senator ass i gned to Senate Se l ec t Com on Eth i cs Ja26 , 6A : 3 Senator p l eased w i th s tudy show i ng he voted w i th a l oose coa l i t ion of conser va t i ve Southerners and Repub l i cans 71 pct of the t i me F3 , 1 E : 2 Orval E . Faubus and Senator P ryo r have f r i end l y reun ion J n Was h i ngton Je29 , 8A : l Senator touches on severa l subjects i n Fayettevf J l e s peech 0 7 , 7A : 3 Senator cormients on· e l ect ion w i n by Repub l i cans , p romises to work wi th Pres Reagan N l 7 , 4A : 4 See a l so Aged A g r i c u l ture Al cohol as Fuel Arms Control Ark-El ectfons--Governor Atom i c Ene rgy Braz f l fans I n Ark Chem i ca l Warfare Ch i cago, Rock I s l and and Pac i f i c C red i t Cuba Democ ra t i c Party Educa t i on-Equal Educ L 1Angut l 1 e R I ve r M i dd l e East Hl1k M i ss I l es 0 1 1 (Petrol eum) O l ymp i c Games ( 1 980) Oswa l d , Ha r ry Lee Panama Canal P res i den t i a l E l ect ion o f · 1 980 (gen) Pres i den t i a l E l ec t ion of 1 980-0em Red R i ve r Roads - - F f nance Taxa t ion Un lon of Sov i e t Soc i a l i s t Repub l i cs Youth Se rvi ces Center Ag1 , 1 4A : 5 E s ta te of Adam Green e , who d i ed I n 1 9 79 f i re a t W r i ghtsvi l l e Youth Servi ces Cente r , f i l es $250 , 000 s u i t aga i ns t con t ractor S 1 6 , .5A : 5 PR I VA C Y , R I GHT OF See a l so News PR I VATE SCHOOLS See Educa t i on- P r i va te P ROBAT I ON , HELPERS I N See Ch i l dren-C r i me PROCTOR AND GAMBLE CO See a l so Sep t i c Shock PROCTO R , ELBERT See a l so Ouach i ta County PRODUC T I ON CRED I T ASSOC I AT I O N , CENTRAL ARKANSAS Mo r r i l ton b ranch manager James Fo rrest G r l swood adm i ts acts J n I n d i ctmen t , I n s i s ts he had no I n tent to defraud D1 3 , 9A : 3 G r i swood convi cted D l 6 , 7A : 6 PROPANE See Gas ( Fue l ) PROPERTY, UNCLA I MED S tate has co l l ected $ 1 94 , 000 us i n g 1 979 escheat l aw ; p rov l s Jons o f act · exp l a i ned Ja l 9 , 6A : I . PROTESTANT E P I SCOPAL CHURCH S i x nomi nees sel ected for b i shop . of A r k to rep l ace B i shop C h r l s to l ph Ke l l e r J r next y r Hr23 , 4A : 3 Arkan sas D i ocese to e l ect s ucces so r to B l shop· Kel l e r ; can d i da tes 1 1 s ted My3 , 8A : 6 Rev Herbert A l corn Donovan J r e l ected b i shop coa dj u to r . to s ucceed B i shop Ke l l e r Hyl 1 , 1 A : 2 A rt i c l e on Rev Herbert A l corn Donovan J r Agl 4 , 1 8 : 2 Mary Sudman Donovan , w1 fe of b i shop-el ect Herbert Al corn Donovan J r , made her own way J n church work S22 , 2B : l Rev Herbert A l co rn Donovan Jr consecrated as b i shop coadjutor fo r Ark S2 3 , 5A : 1 L i t t l e Rock --Ch r i s t Church : Rev Rufus J . Womb l e , rector for 22 years , to re t i re ; Rev Womb l e noted for l eader sh i p of Chr i s t i an heal I n g m i n i s t ry D20 , 6A : 3 --Tr i n i ty Cathedra l : Pe rm i t recd to bu i l d G rea t Ha l l Jy25 , 8A : I 2 36 PRYOR, DAV I D HAMPTON . . - 1 980 PUBL I C UT I L I T I E S keep overcharges col l ected f rom customers ; t i m i ng of PSC dec i s ion c i ted ; Gov B i l l C l i n ton and Atty Gen Steve C l a rk wi l l work for l aw change Ja23 , 5C : 6 Fourteen ut i l i ty rate cases pen d i ng before PSC ; 7 a ffected by rul I n g on powe r to req u l re refunds Ja30 , 5A : l Effect of dec i s i on a l l ow i ng u t i l i t i es to keep h i gher rates they col l ected I s unknown F l , BA : l SW Be 1 1 gets to keep $ 7 ml I 1 Ion i n rates hel d vo i d by PSC ; de l ay i n rul i ng by PSC c i ted by s ta te Supreme C t ; Gov C l i n ton and Atty Gen S teve C l a rk wi l l a t tempt to have l aw changed Ja29 , I A : 2 Gazette comments on rul i ng that SW · Bel l Tel ephone can keep overcha rges , ca l l s fo r spec i a l ses s i on o f Leg i s l a ture to correct prob l em Fl , 1 6A : 1 Atto rney Gen S teve C l a rk wants Leg l s to meet I n the next 10 days to repea l the u t l l l ty rate refund l aw that a l l owed SW Bel l to keep $ 7 . 5 m i l l ion not approved by PSC F2 , l A: 4 Gazette ca l l s for Specl a I Sess ton o f Leg l s to dea I w·I th rate p rob l em F 3 , 2E : l E d i to r says Be l l ru l �n g shows need fo r expanded PSC staff F3, 3E :5 C l a rk makes the case for rate f nc rease changes F 5 , 8A : l Gov C l l nton ' s s taff check i ng pos s f b l l i ty o f secu r i ng a g reements from u t i l i t i es not to keep rates col l ected under bond and l a te r d i sa l l owed FS , 5C : 6 Publ i c Servi ce Comr John C . P i cke t t and Robe rt c . Down i e b l ame each other for de l ay i n SW Be l l case F7 , l A : 4 Gov C l i n ton asks SW Bel l to refund money; but l s rebuffed ; l eg i s l a t ion may be drafted to t reat funds as w i n d fa l l prof i ts F 7 , l A : 5 PSC s ta f f rel eases amt u t i l i t i es cou l d keep under c t rul i n g F8, 1 A : 5 Fou r e l ec t r i c powe r f i rms w i th cases pend i n g before PSC say they wi l l not keep funds to wh i ch they a re not en t i t l ed F8 , 2A : 7 Gov C l i n ton exp l a i ns h i s s t rategy I n rate cases , says I f SW Bel l keeps the $ 7 . 5 mi l l ion i t wi l l be hardest money I t ever earned F9 , 3A: I Gazette d i scusses p rof i ts and w i n d fa l l s I n the SW Bel l case US-Congress (gen ) --Arab Scam Opera t ion US-Cont racts US-Fa rme rs Home Adm U S - F l nances--Budget US-Go vernment P roperty US-P res I den ts US Armamen t-Dra f t We l fa re Wh I te R i ve r PSYCH I C PHENOMENA Med i ums use seance to he l p f i l l gaps I n h I s to ry o f L I tt 1 e Rock Arse na l at MacArthur Park Ag27, 1 A : 8 . Dows e rs from Parapsycho logy Educa t ion Center ma rk. 26 spots on l i t t l e Rock Arsenal grounds where they say bod ies a re b u r led ·Ag28 , t A : 3 A rt i c l e ex p l o res work of Center I n exp l or-lng psych i c phenomena S 1 8 , 1 B : 2 PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOLO G I STS . C ra i g Jones , a psycho l ogy professor at Arkansas S ta te Un i v , exp l a i n s why peopl e hes i ta te to become i n vo l ved I n emergency s i tua t ions Ap l ] , 28 : 1 L i cense suspens ion of D r Cha r l es Spe l l man cannot be en forced because · an ass i s tant a t torney gene ral fa i l ed to f l l e t ransc r i p t Ag 1 4 , SA : 2 See a l so Cha i l enge , I nc S t ress (Phys io l ogy) PUBL I C ACCOU NT I NG See Accoun t i ng and Accountants PUBL I C DEFENDER See Legal A i d fo r the Poo r PUBL I C SCHOOLS See Educa t i on PUBL I C UTI L I T I ES Low I ncome fam i l y reprs te l l PSC Cha i rman that regu l a t ions for cutoff of serv i ces not f i rm enough Ja5 , 9B : 1 Hebe r Spri ngs e d conwnents on cutoff regu I at r ons Ja6 , 3E : 6 ACORN members want A rkans a s Lou i s i ana Gas Co to ban shut-offs f rom Novembe r to March ; f i rm says no Ja l 0 , 1 2A : 7 S teve C l a rk tel l s P S C , u t i l i ty cutoff p l an l s not uto p i an Ja 1 8 , 6A : l Ut l l i ty off i c i a l s tel l PSC that cutoff p l an w i l l be ex pens i ve , he l p few cu.stomers Ja2 2 , 6A : 4 S tate Supreme C t rules SW Bel 1 can 237 PUBL I C UTI L I T I ES ·� ·· 1 980 Fl 0 , 2£ : 1 Ed i to r i a l s on Be l l case F 1 0 , 3E : I Russel l v l l l e Wa ter Co changes stand, wi 1 1 g l ve refun d , but wi l l appeal case Fl 2 , 1 A : 2 E d i tors respond to SW Bel l case F1 7 , 3E : 3 Gov C l i nton wi l l not ca l l spec i a l sess ion of leg i s to dea l w i th rates F20 , 1 A : 2 Agreement on refunds offers better dea 1 , Vance Jones says F20 , 3A: 1 Two members o f s ta te Economi c Development Comm tel l A t ty Gen S teve C l a rk he has no b us i ness I n te rven i ng I n PSC cases F22 , 6A : 1 E d i tors comment on PSC and SW Be l l F24 , 3E : J Gazette supports I n te rven t i on by Atty Gen i n rate cases F27, 1 4A : I Leg i s l a t i ve panel hears schoo l off i c i a l s d 1 sct1ss worry about fund l os s as res u l t of PSC de� c i s ion M r5 , 5A : I U t i l i t i es express m i sg i v i ngs on PSC dead l i ne p roposa l s fo r ac t i on on rate cases M r1 4 , 6A : I Ed i tor wonders why reg u l a tory agency I s ca l l ed 11Pub.l l c Servi ce11 CoRlll i n v i ew o f recent act ions Mr1 6 , 3E : 3 P roposa l s may be p resented to Spec i a l Session o f Leg l s to speed dec i s ions and appea l s Mr2S , 5 C : 6 Leg i s l at i ve panel to l d So uthwes tern Bel l overassessed for yrs H r28 , 1 2A : I Leg l s 1 a t lon proposed by Gov B i l l C l i nton to a l low a reasonab l e t i me for PSC rate dec i s ions runs I n to t ro ub l e I n Leg i s l a t i ve panel Ap1 1 , 3A : 7 Nathan H . Norton says 1 1 reasona b l e11 t i me pro posa l t s fa l res t Ap 1 2 , 1 3A : I Gov B i l I C l i n ton a g rees to de f i n i te t i me for PSC to dec i de . rate cases Ap1 5 , 1 A : 5 Gov C l i n ton , u t i l i t i es c l ash over PSC deadl i nes Apl 6 , 1 A : 3 Arkansas Sen and Hse d i ffer on b i l l s on t i me l i mi t Ap1 7 , 1 A : 3 Gov C l i n ton says further comp romi se on deadl l ne pos s i b l e Ap1 7 , 4 A : 7 Gazette COR111en t s o n dead] I nes Apl 7, 1 2A : I Senate adopts l Z -mo dead ] l ne for P.SC dec i s ions A p 1 8 , 1 A : 2 Leg i s l a ture passes b l l l to a l low u t f 1 1 t i es to go to Pu l a s k i C I rcul t C t w i th cases not dec i ded by P S C w i th i n 1 2 rros ; court cou l d order dec i s ion w i th i n 1 5 days Ap l 9 , 1 A : 8 Rul e of PSC a l l ows 3 pct tol e rance on u t i l i ty mete rs My4 , 1 OE : 1 Gov B 1 1 1 C 1 I n ton PULASKI COUNTY s i gns b i l l g i v i ng PSC 1 2 rronths to make dec h f on on rate cases and a l l ow i ng u t i l i t i es to go to court w i th i n 1 5 days i f dead l i ne I s exceeded Hy9 , 1 2A : l U t i l i ty cutoff r u l e s change p roposed b y P S C Jy1 6 , 7C : 1 U t i l i t i es wou l d be req u i red to not i fy customers of proposed rate i nc reases and s ta te amt of energy they used l a s t year under P.SC proposa l Jy1 7 , 7A : 1 �egal Se rv i ces o f Arkansas com ments o r proposed serv i ce cut-off rules Ag7 , 8A : 8 Service cutoff ru l es d raw comments Agl 6 , 1 1 A : 5 Pub l i c Serv i ce Convn proposes ru l e for I n ves tors to pay cost of rros t adve r t i s f ng 04 , 4 A : 4 Rev i sed rul es on cut o ff of gas and el•c t r i c serv i ces adopted by PSC 0 1 6 , 3A : 4 Attorney Gen S teve C l a rk says h i s off i ce not about to d i scon t i nue ro l e I n publ i c u t i l i ty rate cases as s ta te Senator Knox Nel son suggested N8 1 JA : l E d i to r i a l o n p l an s to s i l ence pub l i c advoca tes on pub l i c u t i l i ty rate cases N 1 1 , 8A : l See a l so Ark- Leg l s l a ture- - E th l cs A.(k-Pub l l c Service Comm Arkansas Lou i s i ana Gas Co Arkansas Power and L l ght Co E l ec t r l c L i gh t Gas (Fue l ) PUB L I C WELFARE See We i fare PUBL I C WORKS Budget subm i t ted by P res Carter has fund i ng for s ta te publ i c works projects Ja29 , 3A : l Hel ena harbor p l an a t tached to water resources b i l l opposed by Pres Carter Ja29 , 3A : 7 US House approves b i l l w i th Ark wa ter projects F6 , 9A : 1 PUB L I CATI ONS A rt i c l e d i scusses need for a un i vers i ty press I n Ark Hyl l , l F : l See a l so Un i vers i ty of Arkansas P ress PULASK I ACADEMY See a l so So l a r Ene rgy PULASKI COUNTY Judge d i sm i sses FO i s u i t a fter Barton Col i seum manager rel eases da ta 2 38 PULAS K I COUNTY 1 9 80 on work done a t a rena by county road emp l oyees Je24 ,5C : 7 See a l so F l oods Po l i ce-Pul aski Co P r i sons - Pu l a s k i Co Ja i l To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 tes t l f l ed before Jury M r1 9 , 1 A : 3 Judge Lowber Hendri cks d i squal i f ies h imse l f In Beaumon t t r i a l Mr20 , 1 6A : 1 Beaumon t says he l s I n g reat shape on G rand J u ry rept Mr24 , 8A : 3 Prose c u t i n g Atty fi l es transc r i p t of G rand Jury rept that l ed to ml sdemeano r i n d i ctment aga i n s t Beaunx>n t Hy2 2 , 1 5A � 1 Ben t l ey tel l s why h e used d i f ferent p rocedures I n transc r i pts o f Bea u111>n t and Mears cases wl th G rand Jury Jel , 3A : J Hrs Sh i r l ey E . Smi th , who won e l ec t i on as County C l erk I n Dem p ri ma ry, goes back to wo rk for Beau11Dnt w i th new t i tl e , hea l thy ra i se Je l 0 , 7A : 3 County Judge Wi l l i am E . Beaumont changes p l ea to no con test on cha rge of reta l i a t i ng aga i ns t w i tness ; sen tence I s f i l l i ng potho l es for 4 h rs S 1 9 , 1 A : 3 County She r i ff See a l so Po1 1 ce-Pu l a s k l County E l ec t ion Convni ss lon . Ma rgaret L . Hartin named to panel ; may be f i rs t b l ack to ho l d pos i t ion l n Ark S26 , 4A : 6 E l ec t i ons . Candi dates l i s t con t r i but{ons Hy2 1 , J OA : 6 Hartel Vote Ta l l y Sys tem to be t r i ed fo r p r i ma r ies Hy26 , 1 B : 4 El ectlon returns for va r i ous races N5 , 5A : l General e l ec t ion resul ts N6 , 6A : l --County Assesso r : E l mo Smi th seeks pos i t ion Hr1 5 , 1 5A : 2 B . A . Mc i n tosh , Howa rd E . Tayl o r and E l rro Smi th f i l e Ap2 , 5A : 1 B . A . Mc i n tosh and E l mo Sml th In runoff My29 , 8A : l B . A . Mc i n tosh wins Jel l , 1 0A : 7 --County C l e rk : Sh i r l ey Smi th f i l e s in oppos i t ion to Charles F . Jackson 1 s bi d fo r 5th term Ap2 , 5A : 1 Hrs Sh I r l ey D . Smi th has l ea d ove r 4-tenn C l erk C ha r l es F . Jackson Hy28, 4A : 4 O ff i c i a l tota l s I n Dem p r i ma ry won by Mrs Smi th Hy29 . BA : l --County Judge: Luke A . Moorman J r f l l es as Dem opponen t o f W i 1 1 i am E . Beaumont J r , whose adm he ca l l s d i c ta to r i a l Apl , 6A :4 Pula s k i County P roperty Owners Assn w i 1 1 support Moorman Ap2 S , 4A : 6 Gazette endorses Beau11Dnt Hy1 6 , 24A : l Beaurron t l i s ts � P l ann i ng and Renewa l See a l so L i t t l e Rock Metropol i tan Area . Con trac ts . County Judge wan ts a l l purchase o rders c l ea red through h i s off i ce Ja 2 2 , 8C : 5 Prosecutor W i l bur c . Ben t l ey nul 1 i f i ed Beaumont o rder that pu rchase orders be approved by co j udge Ja26 , 1 A : 2 E i gh t JPs f i l e ordi nance to a . H ow co offi c i a l s to do the I r own p u rcha s i n g F8, I OA : 4 County off i c i a l s c l as h w i th Beaumon t on p l a n for cen t ra l purchas i ng F l 3 , 1 4A : 4 Beaumon t ' s pu rchase o f cakes to honor b I rthdays of JPs ·a n d o ther o f f l c i a l s and empl oyees c reates p robl ems F l 4 , 1 A : 2 S i x county o ff i c i a l s te l l BeaunDn t they w l 1 1 not a t tend purcha s i n g meet Fl 5 , 8A : 6 Beau11Dn t to o rder central I zed p u rcha s i n g ; l nvl tes . c t tes t Ft6 , 1 A : 4 Prosecutor W f l bu r C . Ben t l ey doubts l ega l i ty of cen t ra l purchas i ng p l a n FJ 8 , 6A : 1 C i rcui t C l erk Jacque A lexander to· f l l e s u i t cha l l en g i ng pu rchas i ng p roposa l Fl 9 , 2A : 6 O rde r to set up purchas i ng sys tem f i l ed by Beaumont F20 , 2A : 2 Judge Beau11Dnt re i mbu rses co fo r 11Dney he spent on b us i ness l unches , b i rthday cakes and gen off i ce ex penses F2 1 , 3A : 4 Beaunx>n t revokes ear l l e r o rder es ta b l t s h i n g a centra l i zed p u rchas i n g system F23 , I A : 4 F i rm offers 1 60 , 000 tons o f gravel for rock crusher Mr28 , 1 5A : 2 Cen t ra l i zed purchas i ng amended , endorsed by Quo rum C t panel Je27 , 4A : 6 County C l erk . Fo nne r c l e rk James Roge r HcNa i r S r d i es Mr5 , I OA : 5 County Judge . G rand Jury l n d l cts County Judge Beaumon t on m i s demeanor charge o f reta l i a t i on aga i ns t em p l oyee o f Road and B r i dge Dep t who . PULASKI COUNTY · . · 239 PULAS K I COUNTY . '- 1 980 con t r l but Ions Hy20 , 5A : 6 Trea tment unusual · i n fl 1 i ng transc r i pt of Beau mon t case ; Prosecutor W i l bu r c . Ben t l ey exp l a i n s ac t i ons My25 , 7A : l Sumnary o f Beaunnn t-Moorman con test Hy25 , 1 5A : l Beaurront defeats Moorman My28 , 1 A : 8 O ff i c i a l tota l s I n Dem p r i ma ry Hy29 , 8A : 1 ·-County She r i ff : S ta te Publ l e Safety D i recto r Tommy Rob i nson to re s t gn , seek Dem nom i na t ion aga i n s t Ken Best Apl , 6A : 7 Rob i nson says Bes t · soft on d rugs ; cha rge den t ed Ap 1 5 , 4A : l Rob i nson says he w i l l de emphas i ze t ra f f i c t i ckets Ap23 , 4A : 4 Ke n Bes t says there wt l l be no de emphas i s of any k i n d as l ong as he i s she r i ff Ap24 , 3A : 4 Rob i nson says deput i es fed a t j a i l ; not so , Best repl l es Ap28 , 4A : t . Ro b i nson charges Bes t a l te red f i gures on s to l en p roperty recove ries ; Best exp l a i ns ac t i ons My2 , 7A : I W i l l i am W . Wa t t , an a t to rney Jn the Sher i ff ' s dep t ; works J n ree l ec t ion campa i gn of Bes t ; no v i o l a t ion seen Hy22 , l 2A : 6 Summary of race Hy25 , 1 4A: I Ro b i nson defeats Bes t Hy28 , I A : 4 O ff i c i a l tota l s I n Dem p r i mary won by Rob i nson Hy29 , 8A : l --F i nances : Democrats adopt f i l i n g fee based on 2 . 5 pct of s a l ary can d i date expects to rece i ve Ja2 8 , 5A : I --Vo t i ng Mach i nes and Ba l l o ts : Conm l s s l on dec i des to l ease 1 30 com pute r devi ces for 1 980 e l ect ions , w i th opt i on to buy Ja2 3 , 1 1 A : l Pu l as k i County sw i tches to electron i c vo t ing dev i ces ca l l ed Vote Tal l y Sys tem Ap7 . SA : l P robl ems w i th new vo t i ng dev i ce b r i ngs cal l for re turn to Autorna t I c Vot I ng Hach i nes Je2 , 3A : 1 P reca u t ions taken to avo i d probl ems d i scovered d u r i ng p r i ma ry Je8 , 6A : 3 Perfora t ion o f ba l l ots caused p robl ems w i th some mach i nes N 7 , 9A : 1 Some county o ff i c i a l s knew the 1 32 new e l ec t ron i c vo t i n g · dev i ces used th i s year on t r i a l bas i s cou l d not be bought wl thout voter approva l ,. but fa i l ed to put f ss_ ue on ba l lo t ; spec i a l e l ec t i on to cost $30, 000 N I B , 1 A : 2 E l ec t i on cal l ed on vote dev i ces N1 9 , IA : 2 PULASKI COUNTY F i nances and Budgets --Budge t : ---County govt runs . out o f money ; rough sa i l i n g ahead Ja l , 3A : 7 C i rcu i t C l erk Jacque Al exan der beg i ns l ega l cha l l enge o f l mpoundment of funds by County Judge Wi l l i am E . Beaumon t J r Ja5 , 1 0A : 6 P rosecut i n g Attorney W i l bu r c . Ben tl ey says i m poundment order no l onge r val i d Ja8 , 5A : 2 Wo rkers may rece i ve on l y part of paycheck Ja1 2 , l OA : � Funds t rans ferred to pay empl oyees Ja l 6 , I OA : 4 Angry emp l oyees mee t , quest ion P rose cutor W i l bu r C . Ben t l ey about poss i b l e short pay checks ; meeting was ca l l ed by Co l l een Youn g , p res of Pu l as k i County Empl oyees Assn Ja29 , 1 A : 4 Judge Beaumont cal l s for 4 pct cut I n budget Ja30 , 1 A : 2 C i rc u i t Judge Lowber Hen d r i cks wi l l ask Grand Jury to check county f i nanc i a l s i tua t ion to see how much courts rea l l y cost county Ja30 , 8A : I Judge Beaumont sug� gests G rand J u ry emp l oy I mpa r t i a l ex pert I n f i nances p robe Ja3 1 , 6A : 4 I n c rease I n j udgesh i ps l s factor i n s t ra i n on co f i nances F3 , 7A : 1 Grand Jury empane l ed to s tudy f i nances F7 , 1 0A : 2 Judge Beaumont asks f i nanc i a l I ns t i tu t i ons to pay p roperty taxes q u i ckl y ; cash flow c i ted Mr6 , 1 A : 5 Judge Bea umont c l ashes wi th JPs and Wi l bur C . Ben t l ey on budget and pay rol I Hr1 2 , 7C : l County accepts I n teres t-free l oan of $450, 000 from Co111Tle rc l a 1 Natl Bank Hr1 4 , I A : 2 Judge Beaumon t proposes reduced budge t , 10 pct pay ra i ses M r 1 5 , 4A : I Grand Jury rept on county f i nances says JPs m i s l ed ; rept deta t l s transac t i on s H r1 9 , 1 A : 2 Quorum C t vo tes to borrow $450, 000 to sol ve cash flow p rob l em Hr20, 1 3A : 6 F l nanc t al i ns t t tut Ions i gno re Beaumont request to. pay tax b l l I ea rl y Hr31 ,3A : 2 Beaumo n t ' s p ro posal for 5 pct budget cut meets st i ff oppos i t i on from other o ff i c i a l s Ap7 , 5A: I Con t roversy a r i ses between Judge Bea umont and P rosecutor Ben t l ey ove r payment of fee for l awye r who represented Beaumon t . i n d i s pute ove r pay for ct emp l oyees Ap1 6 , 5A : 3 Prosecutor Wi l bu r C . Ben t l ey opposes 240 PULASKI COUNTY PULASKI COUNTY 1 980 C i v i l L i be rt i es Union comp l a i ns to fede ra l Revenue Sha r i ng O f f i ce that county d i sc r i m i na tes aga i n s t b l acks and fema l e empl oyees S27, 9A : l P robe to be made of comp l a i n t tha t county d i sc r i m i na tes aga i n s t bl acks and women 024 , 2A : 3 C l a l Morehead f i .l es s u i t a l l e g i n g C h i l d Support Enfo rce ment O f f i ce f1 red her beca use she i s b l ack 025 , 1 2A : 7 Fede ra l o f f i c i a l s beg i n check o f emp l oymen t p ract i ces N20 , ltA : 2 --Eth i cs I n Office: Wi l l i am R . W i l son J r , who se rved as spec i a l p rosecutor l n Roger C . Meers J r case c r i t i c i zes ed i tori a l s of Gazette ed i tor James O . Powe l l ; ca l l Powe l l made to P rosecutor Wf t bur C . Ben t l ey c i ted F8 , 1 0A : l W i l l i am R . W i l son offe rs to q u i t te l l i n g t ruth about J . O . Powe l l I f Powe l l a g rees to qu i t tel l i n g l i es about h i m F 1 0 , 2 E : 5 Set t l ement reached I n s u i t by Roge r C . Mea rs J r aga i ns t John D . Toney ; case I n vo l ved rea l es ta te transac t i ons and road b u i l t by p roperty Ap2 9 , 6A : 7 - - F r i nge Bene f i ts : County beh i n d I n �ayments on some group I ns u rance Ag7 , 3A : l County pays $ 39 , 00 0 p remi uin Ag8 , 8A :7 --Wages and Hours : See a l so Pu l ask i ·eo-Fi nances--Budgets budget cuts , c i tes essen t i a l servi ces Apl 7 , 8A : l Quorum C t ca l l s mee t i ng on county fi nance s , seeks advi ce of Grand Jury foreman Hy6 , .3A : l C i rcu i t Court C l erk Jacque A l exander f i l es s u i t to force Judge W. B . Beaumont to pay overdue b i ll s o f he r o f f i ce Hy9 , 9A: l County Compt ro l l er app roves payment of . H rs A l exande r ' s b i l l s and others that a re overdue My1 4 , 4A : 1 J udge Beaumont and h i s s ta ff w i th hel d f i nanc i a l data from G rand Jury, foreman says Hy 1 4 , 9A : 2 Quorum C t ap p roves $ 1 2 mi l l Ion budge t ; e l ected off i c i a l s object to cuts Hy30, 1 8A : I ' Beaumon t ' s budget for county angers some o ff i c i a l s ; She r i ff Ken Bes t and P rosecutor W i l bu r C . Ben t l ey J r men t i on reduced se rv i ces Jel , 1 A : 2 Tonmy Rob i nson submi ts p roposed budget of $ 3 . 7 mi l l ion fo r She r i f f ' s Dept S 7 , 4A : I Defeat of 3-ml 1 1 road tax to cost P u l aski Coun ty $ 2 . 5 ml l l lon i n funds N6 , 7A : l Judge Wi l l iam E . Beaumont l ays off 25 . Road Dept wo rkers because tax measure was defeated N7, I A : 6 Judge Beaumon t to request vo l untary tax payment N9 ,6A : 1 G r i m outlook for f i nances fo l l ows conserva t i ve vote i n genera 1 e l ee t i on N9 , 2E : l --Governmen t Bonds and O ther I n vestmen ts : S ta te Supreme C t rules Quo rum Ct ord i nance I n 1 9 77 c l a l rn l n g I n te res t earned from county tax funds for gene ra I fund I s I 1 1 ega I , orders funds repa i d to accounts earn i ng them FS , SA : 1 Gove rnment Empl oyees and O f f i c i a l s . County Judge Beaumont rejects G r i evance Bd recommenda t i on that D . F . C rump b e reh i red by County Road Dept Ja31 , 3A : l See a l so P u l a s k i Coun ty-Fi nances P u l a s k i County-Po l i ce --D i sc r i m i na t i on : Doy l e G reen su i t a l l eges he was f i red by C h i l d Support Enforcemen t Un.I t because he I s b l ack Ap1 8 , 1 4A : l Rac i a l b i as s u i ts f1 1 ed by two b l acks , Thomas Womack and James Mo rgan , who were fi red by Ch i l d Support Enforcement My2 , 8A : .I Ame r i can · Ho l l da s and Spec i a l Occas ion s . County C erk Jacque Al exander de cl a res b i rthday of Ma r t i n lu.ther K i ng J r a ho 1 1 day for he r emp l oyees Ja 1 6 , 3A : 6 Pub l i c B 1 dgs . County Judge Beau mont b l ames denDl l t lon of hote l s for c racks i n gl ass dome of courthouse F20 , 3A : 3 Courthouse a s tudy I n V i c to r i ana Jy7, 1 B : I Pub l i c Defende r. John W . Acho r, Pul as k i County Publ i c Defender admi ts he campa i gned for R i chard Adki sson I n race for Arkansas Sup reme Court pos i t l on Je25 , 1 0A : 3 Publ i c Defender John V. Achor asks s tate Supreme C t to ba r hea r i n g by C i rc u i t Judge Floyd J . Lofton on whether Achor v i o l a ted order not to campa i gn for R i chard B . f 24 1 PULASKI COUNTY . .. 1 980 Adk i s son Jy2J , 1 0A: l Judge Lofton ques t i ons Acho r and h i s s taff Jy31 , l l A : l Publ i c Defender John W . Achor suspended pen d i ng hea r i ng on a l l e ga t i ons of m i s feasance and ma l feasance Ag28 , 1 A : 3 Achor res i gn s , sends che ck to coun ty ; hea r i n g ca l l ed off AgJO , J A : 2 Publ l e P rope rty. County Judge Wi 1 1 iam E·. Beaumont J r pl ans to sel 1 3 rock crushe rs ; may sel l aspha l t m i x p l an t J a 3 , 3A : 3 County Judge Beaumon t sel l s rock. c rusher and equ i pmen t on Lawson Rd ; county to be pa i d w i th $577, 500 worth of gravel Ft 5 , 3A : 7 Property owners form panel to p rotes t sa l e of rock crusher F 1 9 ,2A : 7 P roperty Owners Assn cha l l enges sa l e of rock c rusher ; s u i t may be f l i ed F2 7 , 4A : l Sa l e of rock crusher lnva 1 r d , W t l bur C . Ben t l ey says F28 , I J A : l C rusher s a l e cance l ed ; b i ds to be retaken F29 , I 1 A : 5 � and B r f dge Dept . Grand J u ry says Dept has done work on projects not re l a ted to publ i c roads and b r i dges Hr1 9 , 4A : 5 Judge Beaumont says su i t by taxpayers sett l ed ; no repayment req u i red for work Roa d Dept d i d on p r i va te p roperty Jyl 9 , 1 5A : 7 See a l so · P u l as k i Coun ty-F i n ances So l i d Waste Dept See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s PULASKI COUNTY EMPLOYEES CRE D I T UN I ON Opera t ion suspended by state Se curi t l es Dept Hy24 , 1 4A : 4 PUN I SHMENT See· a l so Day C a re Centers for Ch 1 1 dren PUN I SHMENT (C R I M I NAL PROCEDURE) See a l so Cap i ta l Pun i s hmen t Ch 1 1 dren-C r t me Chi l d ren-Cus tody C r t me and C r i m i na ls P r i sons Robbe r i es an d Thefts Sex C r i mes PUPPETS See a l so Ha r t one ttes RAE , CARL L . PURC E LL , JOE L i eutenant Gov wi l l not seek re e l ect ion Hr1 2 , 3A : 7 PURTL E , JOHN See a l so Courts (Ark) -Supreme C t - Q QUALLS , R . L . See a l so Ark- F i nance and Adm Dept QUAPAW VOCAT I ONAL SCHOOL See a l so Garl and County Commun i ty Col l QUARTZ See a l so Bava r i an Quartz Co QUEEN W I LHE LM I NA STATE PARK See Pa rks {gen ) - -Queen W i l he l m i n a QU I THAN See a l so G reers Ferry Gl asswo rks QUORUM COURTS See Ark-Loca l Govt - R RAB B I TS See . a l so Pel -Freeze Rabb i t Hea t , I nc RAB I ES An i ma l rab i es cases h i t new h i gh i n s tate Hyl , 2A : 5 Seven persons tak i ng shots at Lavaca a fter be i n g scra tched o r b i tten by rab i d k i t ten Hy24 , 3A : 3 Arkansas l eads nat i on I n reported rab i es cases Agl 3 , 7A : l RACKETEER I NG AND RACKETEERS See a l so Ark-Loca l Govt- -Contracts Ful ton County laborers U n i on of North Ame r i ca , I nterna t I ona l Sharp County RACQUET BALL Ar t i c l e on Jerry HcKt nn t s and J i m Hun t , racquetba l l enthus i as ts Fl , l B : I RAD I O See Te l ev i s ion and Rad io RAE, CARL L . See a l so Mon tgomery County 2lt2 RAGLAND, CHARLES 1 980 RAGLAND, CHARLES See a l so Ark-Revenue D i v RA I L ROAD DAYS See McGehee RA I LROADS See a l so C h i cago, Rock I s l and & Pac i f i c RR Cotton Be l t Ra i l road M i s souri and North Arkansas R R M i ssouri Pac i f i c Corp M i ssouri Pac i f i c l i nes Taxa t i on-Rea l E s ta te Trans i t Sys tems- L i t t l e Rock Metro Acc i dents and Safety. Th ree tank cars of l i que f i ed petroleum gas de ra i l I n Wa l n u t R i dge Ja 1 , 2A : 6 Some Wa l nut R i dge res i dents to be evacu a ted wh i l e tanks a re removed Ja2 ,5A: 7 Dera l l ed gas tanker cars removed safe l y Ja3 , 5A : l P rosecutor Tom Tatum offers p l a n for better conmun l ca t l ons between Conway Co off i c i a l s and M i s sou r i Pac I f I c l n case o f wreck a t Morr i l ton F6 , 8A : l T ra i ns col l i de I n Rando l ph Co ; 250 . res i dents o f O ' Kean evacuated because of burn i ng gas Fl O , 1 A : 4 Tanker con t i n ues to burn ; ex p l os ions poss i b l e F1 1 , 1 A : 4 Threat of b l a s t at O ' Kean reduced F 1 2 , 1 A : 4 Tra i ns col l i de a t Mo rr i l ton ; one eng i neer a rrested on drunken d r i v i n g charge F1 3 , 6A : 6 o • Kean res i dents re turn home F. 1 3 , 9A : 3 Eng I neer f l ned for d runken d r i v i n g F26 , 3A : l State Hea l th Dept may dec l a re wreckage from 3 t ra i n wrecks i n Yel l County a hea l th hazard My 1 6 , 1 8A : 6 W recked tra i ns i n Yel 1 County decl a red a hea l th hazard Hy1 7 , 5A : 4 Cot ton Bel t t ra i n deral l s near H'lckory R i dge ( C ross County) fore I ng several faml 1 les from homes My24 , 6A : 5 Two run away ra i l road cars travel over 2 mi l e s , s t r i ke eng i n e ; eng i neer k t l l eq c rewman hurt 0 1 6 , 8A : 2 Tank cars de ra i l I n Johnson Coun ty ; l ea k of ch l o r i ne gas cal l ed m i n i ma l D1 78A : 4 Model s and Repl i ca s . A rt i c l e on m:>del t ra i n b u i l t by Dav i d B . Bogard of NLR Ja l 5 , 1 B : 2 Art i c l e on model · � .. REAGAN, RONALD ra i l road and t ra i ns enjoyed by Jul i a n B . Davi dson 01 8 , 1 8 : 5 RA I N AND RA I N FALL See Wea ther RA I N FA I R CO Su i t by Curs t i ne Graham of Wynne , says she was f i red because o f race Ja4 , 4A : 5 RAMSE Y , B I LL See a l so Wh i te , Frank D . -A l des RANDOLPH COUNTY General e l ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : l RANDOLPH, VANCE Noted fol k l o r i s t d i es at age 88 N2 , 1A:6 RAN K I N TOWN Progress I n bl ack comnun i ty I n Col umb i a Co ha l ts wi th wa te r system; poverty p reva i l s Ja 1 6 , 1 8 : 4 Wh i l e of f i c i a l s haggl e , peop l e d r i nk bad water N22 , 7A : l Town cannot get funds for ch 1 o rl na tor un l es s Co 1 umb i a Co pays part of cost D1 1 , 1 3A : 6 RAPE L I tt I e Rock woman • s accoun t of as sa u I t t s typ i ca l Ja27, 1 F : 2 Sexua l assaul ts are often m i s unders tood Ja2.Z. 1 F : 5 Po 1 1 ce p rocedure ava f 1 ab 1 e to those sexua l l y assaul ted Ja28 , 1 B : 2 Steps rape v i c t i ms s houl d fo l l ow Ja28, 1 8 : 5 V i ct i m t s often d i ssat i s f i ed w i th court p rocedu res and re sul ts Ja29 , 1 B : 2 Psycho l og i ca l agony rema i n s l ong afte r brui ses d i sappear Ja3 0 , I B : 2 Fema l e jogger who was raped a t Hu r ray Park a t LR re l a tes I nc i dents Ja30 , 1 B : 2 P rosecutor says there I s no c r i me p rob l em greater than that of rape Ja31 , 1 B : 5 See Sex C r i mes RAZORBACK AUTOMOB I LE State Atto rney Gene ral S teve C l a rk accuses J i m Duggar o f fraud and de cep t i on J n opera t i on of Fayettev i l l e fi rm that so l d used cars on com m i s s ion Hy1 , 1 7A : 1 READ I NG See a l so Educa t lon · L i t t l e Rock--Grad l n g REAGA N , RONALD US Senator Da l e Bumpers p l ans to REAGAN, RONALD reac t to Reagan p roposa l s on f ssue by- J s s ue bas i s ; doubts new pres can fuJ f J .1 1 h i s campa i gn p romi ses N6 , 3A : 7 S pokesmen for b l acks , femi n i s ts and l abor i n Ark pa i n t g r i m p i cture of the i r future under Reagan a. dm N8 ., 7A : 4 --Appo i n tmen ts and Execut i ve Changes : See a l so US-Ag r l cuJ ture Dept - - I naugura t i on : Governor-e l ect Frank O. Wh i te and some 250 other Ark Repub l l eans to a t tend cerenony 031 , 3A : 4 REAL ESTATE Scen i c J an d I n Van Buren and Stone Coun t ies owned by Hal i t e O rnond has been so l d to t i mbe r f i rm ; J and was wanted for s ta te park F8 , 3A : 5 S teve Smi th , J i m McDouga l and J i m Guy Tucker buy 2 , 600 acres of l and J n NW Ark Ap25 , 8C : 8 Average va l ue of farm l and I n Ark up 20 pct ove r l as t y r Myl ] , 68 : 3 Representa t i ve Cha r l es W. Stewa rt wants coun t i es to sel l a l l tax·del Jnquent l ands Ag1 2 , 3A ; 6 See a l so E l ms P l an t i ng Co --Agents and B rokers : State Rea l Estate Co11111 d i sc l p l J na ry ac t i on Ja9, 7A : 4 Panel revokes b roker l i cense of Sherry Woods for fa f 1 ure to return earnest noney . Ap8 , 5A : 1 Conrn l s s lon suspends Cabot rea l to r • s l i cense, takes ac t i on on other cases Ap9 , 7C : 4 -·Hobbs E s ta te : Hea r i n g he l d a t Rogers to gather s ugges t i on s fo·r use of Hobbs E s ta te Ja 1 7 , 9A : I P l ans ca l l fo r Hobbs E s tate to be d i v i ded be tween a s tate pa rk, · a hun t i ng a rea and a natura l a rea Hy6 , 3A : 4 P roposed use d i scussed by Joe Hosby My1 8 , 4 B : 1 Publ f c hea r i n g set on mgmt pol i cy fo r Hobbs Estate Jy29 , 4A : 7 Th ree agen c i es outl i ne p l ans for use of p roper ty Ag8 , 8A : 4 --Tax De l i nquent Lands : Law on del i nquent l an d sa l es to be re wri tten 0 1 9 , JA : l+ Fayettevl 1 1 e . Su i t fi l ed ha 1 ts 1 an d condemnat ion fo r park a t Fayet tevi J l e ; owners wan t to se l l l an d fo r hous i ng p roject , a l l ege c i ty opposes 1 980 REDF I E LD p l an because project woul d house mos t l y b l acks Jel 2 , 6A : 1 L i t t l e Rock . H i s to r i c Fourche I s l an d to-i;e-so l d ' for at l eas t $980 , 000 F20 , 7C : 4 Th i ba u l t p roperty b r i ngs $ 1 . 1 m i l l ion F2 7 , 5C : 1 E. J . Hol mann House at L i t t l e Rock has s a l e p r i ce o f $560 , 000 ; house des c r i bed N29 , 1 8 : 1 Ad a t L i t t l e Rock offe r i n g free Cad f l l ac w i th purchase o f home reflects h f gh p r i ce of new homes 0 1 4 , 1 F:2 Sha rp· Coun ty See a 1 so Deer Rur1 REAL ESTATE RESEARCH AND EDUCAT I ON , ARKANSAS CENTER FOR Un i t of Un i vers i ty of Ark Col l ege of Bus i ness estabd to coo r d i nate re search on rea l estate concerns 0 1 8 , 78 : 2 REAL ESTATE TAXES See Taxa t i on-Rea 1 E s ta te REAPPO RT I ONMENT See Ark-E l ec t l ons--Reapport lonment REBSAHEN MEMO R I AL HOSP I ,TAL (JACKSONV I LL E ) �HSA approves expans 1 on F29 , 4A : 8 Expanded bed capac I ty I s f I rs t s tep I n J on g - range p l an Je3 , 9A : l RECREAT I ON See a l so L t t t l e Rock C J ub Parks , P l aygrounds , REC REAT I ON AND PARK ASSOC I A T I O N , NAT I ONAL Sen Da l e Bumpers addresses SW Reg i onal Con f of N RPA mee t i ng a t L i t t l e Rock Mr1 7 , 4A : 6 RECYCL I NG O F WASTE MATER I ALS See Waste Mate r i a l s RED R I VE R Senators Bumpers and P ryor back p roject Ap 3 , 3A : l P res i den t Carter s i gns approval of Red R i ve r Compact D24 , 5A : 2 REDBOOK FLOR I ST SERV I CE Na t ionwide f l owe r ·se�vice hand l es 3 , 1 00-membe r f l o r i s t netWork from Pa ra gou l d off i ces D21 , 5 E : 5 REDF I E LD See a l so l n tox Labs • • • REE D , J . P . ok 1 980 REL I G I ON AND. C�URCHES the Un i ted Method i s t Church ; a r t i c l e expl ores needs o f pastors and the i r famt 1 1 es for counsel i n g H rl l , 1 B : 2 L i t t l e Rock church l eaders organ i ze to d i scuss i ss ues fac i ng commun i ty Apl l , 1 A : 2 'Wash i ng ton fo r Jesus ' ra l l y to a t t ract Boo from Ark Ap26 , 1 0A : 6 Host on Me trocen t re Ha l l l g· nore Back to God Movement Ral l y t1y 1 8 , 1 8A : l Terms used I n evange l i ca l movement def i ned Je3 , 1 B : 2 A rt i cl e expl ores status o f the evange l i ca l movement I n A rk Je3, 1 B : 4 G reater L i tt l e Rock Evange l i ca l Fel l ows h i p exami nes I ss ues l nvo l v i ng pub) l e schoo l s Je3 , 1 B : 4 Pa radox i ca l worl d s i tua t i on a cha l l enge to chu rch , theo l og i an D r Ha rvey G . Cox tel l s conf a t Ch r i s t the K i n g Roman Ca tho1 i c Ch a t L i t t l e Rock Jy2 , 8B : t Dr L l oyd A . Tay l o r says church fa l l s to g i ve emphas i s to serv i ce to others Ag 1 6 , 6A : 5 Rev Joseph O ' Donnel 1 d i s cusses s im i l a r i t i es and d i fferences between Roman Catho l i cs and Southern Bapt i s ts Ag1 4 , 7A : l Rev Jesse Jackson d i scusses manda te of the church to con.fron t rac i sm S 1 4 , 1 F : 2 Bapt i s t and Jew i s h l eaders a t L i t t l e Rock respond to remark by Southern Bap t i s t Con · ven t l on Pres i dent Ba l l ey Smi th that God does not hear the p rayer of a Jew S20 , 9A : 3 Loca l churches m i n i s te r to needs of s i ng l e adul ts through special p rog rams S21 . l f : 2 John P. H i l l s , Paster o f S t James Un i ted Method i s t Church a t L i tt l e Roc k , responds to Ba t t ey Smi th statement S 2 3 , 6A : 3 E d Eason l r defends theo logy o f Dr Ba i l ey Smi th In rep l y to 1 r of Rev John P . H i l es S 30 , 1 0A : 3 Catho l i c and Bapt i s t l eaders I n Ark ho l d 2-day Leaders D i a l ogue 0 30 , 1 8 : 2 Hard i ng U n i vers i ty B i b l e P ro fessor Ed Sanders col l ects 1 n fo rma t l on on cul ts , teaches course, hol ds workshops N4 , 38 : 1 M i n i s ters a t L i tt l e Rock d i s cuss ways to I n fl uence l eg i s l a t ion by Ark Genera l Assemb l y N 1 4 , 1 0A : 1 D r Hudson T . Armerd f ng d i scusses def i n i t i on and mean i n g o f evangel l ca l REED, J . P . See a l so G reene County REESE , CHARLES R . See a l so Basketba 1 1 -Co l l ege--Hende rson REEVES, LOREN See a l so Searcy County REFO RHATO R I ES See P r i sons REFUGEES AND EXPATR I ATES See a l so . Cuba REFUSE See Waste Mate r i a l s REHAB I L I TAT I ON CENTER, EASTER SEAL SOC I ETY See a l so Handi capped RE I D , JAMES G . See a l so Ark- E l ec t lons-•Congress (HR ) -- Dist 2 Jacksonvl 1 l e REL I G I ON AND CHURCHES A r t i c l e on Swami Anand Veereshwar {Pennel l Rock) and h i s ph i l osophy that most I n s t i tutions have been b u i l t on a fa l se unde rstand i ng of the t rue n a ture of human be i ngs Ja6 , 1 F : 2 Cha r l es Wash i ng ton l oses $ 1 mi l l ion . · - a l' l enat lon of · a ffect i on s u l t aga l ns-t h i s ex-w i fe ' s m i n i s te r ; s u i t a l l eged teac h i ng o f Church o f God I n C h r i s t E l der DeW i t t H i i l persuaded Hrs Was h i ng ton tha t her husband was not saved because he d i d not belong to H i l 1 ' s church Ja l O , 1 2A : l . Art i c l e on Tas tee Freeze Tabernac l e a t L i t t l e Rock where reformed d rug user m i n i s ters to co-workers and customers and serves good food Ja l 0, 1 8 : 6 Se r l es of p rograms by Dr Wi l l i am C . Gentry J r and D r I ra Don R i chards he l ps to de s t roy re l i g ious p rej ud i ce Ja l ] , 48 : 1 Ame r i cans Un i ted for Separa t ion o f Chu rch and S ta te o rgan i zes chapter a t L i t t l e Rock ; M r s w . Payton Kol b I s pres Ja25 , 3A : l Coup l e addresses P raye r I n Prac t i ce workshop a t L i t t l e Rock F l 4 , 1 B : 4 Art i c l e on work o f Wi l l i am R . Barl i n g , a coun se l o r and d i rector of the O f f i ce of Pastoral Care of the North A rkansas Conf of 245 REL I G I ON AND CHURCHES � . . 1 980 Ch r i s t i an i ty 01 6 , 68 : 3 A rt i c l e on un usual rev i va l in p rogress i n Hector a rea where over 1 00 convers ion s have been recorded D l 7 , 1 B : 2 See a l so A l amo C h r i s t i an Fdn Ark-E l ect lons--Vo t l ng Requ i rements Baha 1 t Bap t i s t Church Bap t i s t State Conven t i on , Ark Bapt i s t Student Un ion Ch i l dren-Cus tody C h r i s t i an Church Ch r i s t i an Sci ence Ch r i s t ' s Fel l owsh i p Ch Church o f C h r i s t Col l eges-Re l i g i ous P'rac t l ces Cuba-Re fugees Educa t ion (gen ) --Re1 1 g ious P racti ces Educa t ion-L i t t l e Rock�•Equal Educ Educa t i on-Mounta i n V i ew Fa i th Hea l ers F i res-Nevada County G i doens I n te rnat iona l Joy l a n d Ch r i s t i an Center L i quor Mar I one t tes Med i c i ne-Hosp i ta l s Method i s t Church Mo ra l MaJorl ty Monrons Ozark Con ferences P r i sons-Arkansas State Pen i ten t i a ry Pentecostal Church P rotestant E p i sc Ch Roman Cath Ch S tocks and Bonds Sunday Obse rvance S y l van H i l l s Commun i ty Church Thorne rown Chape 1 T r l n i ty Church (Jonesboro) Un i f i ca t ion Church Vacc i na t ion Va l mac I n dus t r i es Way , The Wh i te , Frank D . RENTS AND REN T I NG See Hous i ng REPUBL I CAN PARTY Lynn Lowe to res i gn as s ta te party cha i rman to try to succeed John Paul REYNOLDS METALS CO Hanvnerschm i d t as natl conm l t teeman F9 . 4A : 7 Lowe e l ected conm i t teeman F1 7 , 3A : 5 V i ce Cha i rman of Arkansas B l ack Repub l i can Counc i l asks Cha i r man E l i jah Coleman to res i gn because of support fo r Howa rd Baker F1 9 , 3A : 5 Art i c l e d i scusses p rob l em o f re c ru i t i ng candi dates I n Ark ; F rank D . Wh i te dec l i nes to run aga i nst Gov C l i n ton Mr2 3 , 1 E : 5 Benton ed commen ts on party and l ts weakness I n Ark Ap6 , 3E : 3 Repub l i cans ho l d state con v , hear major can d i dates Ag24 , 3A : 1 Party takes no pos i t ion on p roposed cons t i t u t i on Ag24 , 3A : 6 I l l egal $ 1 00 g i ft turned ove r to Secretary of State S 1 9 , 8A : 6 Sharon S h i p l ey to seek cha i rman s h i p o f party i n Ark N28 , 3A : l Ha r l an H. Hol l eman e l ected cha i rman of s ta te GOP D7 , 1 A : 2 See a l so Ark-E l ec t i ons- -Contested Ark-E l ect lons--Governor Ark-Pol i t i cs and Government Pres i den t i a l E l ect ion of 1 980 RESEARCH See a l so Co1 1 eges-Research RE5.ERVO I RS See Lakes RETA I L STORES See a l so Food and G rocery Trade Kempner • s Sunday Obse rvance Mode l s and Repl i cas . J . A . Mc i ntyre I l l b u i l ds t i ny rep l i ca o f general s to re M r9 , 3F : l RETARDED (MENTAL RETARDAT I ON) See Men ta l Def 1 c t ency RETI REMENT See Pens ions and Ret i rement REV I VALS ( REL I G I OUS) See Method i s t Church Re l i g i on and Churches REYNOLDS, DONALD W . See a l so Schol a rs h l ps--Ame r l can P ress Assn REYNOLDS METALS CO Th ree new phases added to Ark oper at I ons Ja20 , 3 G : 3 Ro l l i n g mi l l a t 246 REYNOLDS METALS CO . .. 1 980 R I V I E RE , PAUL R I GG S , TOMMY See Mus i c R I LEY , BOB COWLEY See a l so I ran L i be l --Evans R I LEY ' S OAK H I LL MANOR Compl ex of heal th care centers con t i nue to grow Ja20 , 8G : 1 R I O A I RL I NES Rio Qff i c l a l s eomp l a f n f i rm does not get I ts fa t r share o f Hot S p r i ngs bus t ness F 1 7 , 9A : l R I VERS Arkansas Natural and Scen t c R t ve rs Comm dec i des Bayou Bathol omew, Cossato t , 1 1 1 f no i s Bayou , E l even Po i n t , Spadra , and L i t t l e Maume l l e shoul d have top p r i o r i ty for p reser va t ion F2 7 , 7A : I Gazette conments on r i ve r p rese rva t i on Hrl , 1 6A : 1 Conway paper regrets that Cadron C reek not g t ven p r t o r l ty as scen i c r i ve r M r9 , 3E : 4 Arkansas Sup reme Court rul es tha t a r i ve r ' s nav i gab i l i ty i s not determ i ned so l e l y on bas i s of a b i l i ty to carry comme rc i a l goods , but a l so on �ecreat iona l use ; rul i ng came I n Mul berry R i ver case Hr1 8 , 5A : l Ga zette comments on change t n s teamboat ru l e on nav i ga t i on Mr1 9 , 22A : 1 Joe N i x descr i bed as the watchdog of Arkansas ' s waterways Ag24 , 1 F : 2 Ac count of r i ve r t r i p by Mari l yn and B i l l Vacendek from Chi cago to Pa l a rm C reek near Conway N2 , 2 F : 1 See a l so Arkansas R I ver Cyp ress C reek Dams Lee C reek H l ss l s s l pp l R i ve r Wh l te R f ver R I VE RV I EW MED I CAL CENTER ( L I TTLE ROCK) M i s souri Pac i f i c Hosp changes name to R i ve rv I ew My 31 , 4 B : 1 R I V I ER E , PAUL See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--P r l ma r l e s A rk-E l ec t l ons --Secretary o f S ta te Ark-Secretary of S tate Art Mal vern ded i ca ted by Gov B i l l C l i nton and Senator Da l e Bumpers Mr22 , 5 B : 3 Dav i d P . Reyno l ds ded i cates huge fa c l l 1 ty , h i nts a t nn re to come Hr2 2 , 5 B : 7 Two b l acks f i l e s u i t aga i nst Reynol ds and Un i ted Steelworkers o f Ame r i ca a l l eg l ng b i as Ag8 , 1 2A : 3 Su i t. charges rac i a l b i as S27 , 1 2B : 4 RHEEM MANUFACTUR I NG CO Fort Smi th f i rm l ay i ng off em p l oyees Mr22, 1 0A : 6 Fo rt Sml th f f rm to l ay off 300 empl oyees Ap3 , 1 0C : l RICE Rep r B i l l Al exander says Japanese dump i ng cheap subs i d i zed r i ce on marke t , hurt i n g us Ap1 , 4A : l Bi l l Al exander to go to Japan to d i scuss r i ce s i tuation Ap5 , 4A : 3 B i l l A l ex ande·r c r l t l c l zes pact on exports be tween US and Japan Ap 1 7 , 6C : l Repr B i l l Al exander cha rges Ame r i can r i ce farmers endangered by r i ce sa l es by Japan to Tanzan i a , ag reement w i th Japan c i ted Ag9, 1 1 A : 1 R i ce acreage a l l otment l aw cha l l enged by Earl H . Burrows o f G r i ffi thvi l l e O l , 7A : 4 See a l so I rr i ga t i on R I CELAND FOODS , I NC Fi rm bu i l d i n g major barge - l oad i ng fac i l i ty on Arkansas R i ve r near Dumas Ap20 , 1 2E : 3 Proposa l woul d end vo t i ng by fi rm ' s 2 top offi cers Ap2 5 , 8C : l Method of sel ec t i ng off i cers and d i rectors Hy 1 6 , t 1 C : l P robe o f r i ce p r l c I ng s I nee 1 9 72 by Amer I can f l rms to be made by US Jus t i ce Dep t ; R i ce l and gets · subpoenae Je4 , 4A : 1 Members hear g r i m report on r i ce y i e l ds and exports ; l oss of t ran market hurts N21 , 1 2A : l Federal court ru l e s I n favor of f i rm i n d l sc r l m·l na t l on case D 1 2 , 8A : 4 See a l so Ag r i cul tu re A l cohol As Fuel R I DGE HOUSE See Fayettevi l l e R I DGEWAY , CLARENCE See a l so Pol i ce-Lonoke County R I D I NG , FRED JR See a l so Nevada County 247 ROADS AND TRAFF I C • · · 1 980 ROADS AND TRAFF I C Poor roads I nc rease d r i v i n g cos ts , ana l ys i s shows F26 , 9C : 2 Tra f f i c counts ref l ect cost o f fuel ; s ta t is t i cs show d rop Je5 ,6C : I State o f emergency decl a red by Gov B i i i Cl i n ton ; h i ghway b l owups and b l ee d i n g aspha l t reptd J n l a rge numbers Jyl 5 , 1 A : 8 Gov B i l l C l i n ton and US Ass t Transporta t i on Secy W i l l i am B . Johns ton announce $ 1 5 . 5 mi l l ion freed fo r roads i n NW Ark 021 , 1 A : 2 Arkan sas H I ghway .-Comm opposes ra i s I ng t ruck we i ghts and ro l l -back o f ve h i c l e fees propos a l o f Governo r-e l ec t Frank D . Wh i te ; Conm d i scusses new sources o f fun d i ng N7, 1 A : 6 See a l so Ark- E l e c t l on s --Governor Trucks and Truck i ng I ndus t ry --Eas t Be l t F reeway ( L i t t l e P.ock) : W i l bur H i l l s speaks a t ded i ca t ion of f i rs t comp l eted section D1 9 , 6A : l See a l so A r kansas R i ver --us I n terstate 30 : State cance l s p l ans to rebu i l d 1 -30 l n Hempstead and Nevada Count i es Ag1 4 , 5C : I P.oad dete r i o ra t ion , fa i l u re of repa i rs on s t retch o f road I n Hempstead County ra i ses ques t i on s N9 , 1 A : 2 . --US I n te rs ta te � O : Publ i c Safety 01 rector Tomny P.ob l nson p roposes s taggered wo r k day, rerou t i ng o f t rucks to rel l eve traffic o n 1 - 30 th rough L I t t l e P.ock and No rth L I t t 1 e P.ock ; Gov C l i n ton asks agency heads to eomp 1 y M r 1 3 , 1 A : 2 --US 71 : Laws u i t seeks to b l ock re l oca t i on from Fayettev l l l e to M i s sou r i l i ne beca use envi ronmental damage fea red H r1 8 , 3A : I E rn i e Deane po i nts out tha t new road I s p l anned , not I mp ro vement to o l d one Hr30 , 2E : 3 P l ans des i gned to spend $ 1 0 . 4 m i l l ion i n Fayettev i l l e a rea to avo i d l oss o f fede ra l funds S9 , 1 A : 8 New exp ressway to bypass present route of US 71 N2 , 1 9A : I Acc i dents � Safety. Tra f f i c dea ths in Ark d rop Ja9 , 3A : 5 Pol i c i ng o f a l cohol l c beve rage outl e ts by ROADS ANO TRAFF I C - F i nances state Al cohol i c Beverage Control D i v hel ped reduce deaths , ABC says Jal 2 , 4A : 6 Bus ca r ry i ng han d i capped col l I des w i th truck a t Junc t i on C i ty ; 4 k f l l ed , 3 hurt Ja1 5 , 1 A : 4 Bus crash h u rts d r i ver and a th l etes from Ph i l an de r Smi th Co l l Ja30 , 8A : 3 Fl enoy Lamar Wawak gets 5 - y r sus pended term, $500 f i ne I n death o f 2 men Mr20 , 2 1 A : 2 Leg i s l a t i ve panel op poses fun d i n g for su rvey of motor cyc 1 e r i de r att f tudes towa rd he l me t l aw Hy9 , 6A : 1 S tudy to b e made ef· fect l veness of auto safety I nspect ion My l 6 , 3A : l Tou r bus from Texas c rashes near Jasper k I 1 1 i ng 20 persons ; to 1 1 h l ghest I n state • s h i s tory Je6 , 1 A : 8 Rescuers des c r i be terr i bl e scene Je6, 1 A : 4 Jasper c rash p robe con t i n ues Je7 , l OA : l Bus con d i t i on , hea l th of d r i ve r p roba b l y l ed to crash a t Jasper Je1 0 , 1 A : 8 Bus c rash probers s t i l l seek cl ues Jel l , 1 2A : l Su rvey shows mo to r i s ts l ack facts on a l cohol and d r l v l ng Jel 3 , 1 3A : 7 Fede ra 1 Trans po rta t Ion Dept accused of s ta l l i ng I n hopes that Co"'I w i l l thwa rt cou rt order Jy t , 6A : J S tate Repr J i m L i nde r c r l t l ca l of mo to r veh i c l e I nspect ion p rog ram ef fec t i veness S 1 9 ,4A : 5 Report I n d i cates l i t t l e Rock Mun i c i pa l Judge Jack Ho l t Sr s t ruck pol i ce car I n a l l ey , then l e f t scene N l , J A : 2 No cha rges to be f f l ed aga i ns . t Judge Ho l t N 3 , 3A : l See a l so Chem i s t ry an d Chem i ca l s General Motors Co rp L i ab i l i ty fo r Acc i dents L i quor · F i nances � Budgets . S ta te H i ghway Comn hears rept on effects of I n fl a t i on , reduced gasol l ne us.e and recent l eg l s act ion on h i ghway reve nues ; h i ghway off i c i a l s suggest 3 pct sales tax be added for gaso l i ne s a l es Ja 31 , 3A : 1 H i ghway con t ractors pl edge campa i gn funds to can d i da tes fo r the Leg i s l a tu re who w i l t s upport I n c reased 248 ROADS AND TRAFF I C - F i nances 1 980 taxes fo r roads F2 7 , 9A : J Gazette commen ts on p l an by con t racto rs to support cand i dates who wt J 1 wo rk for tax F29 , 22A: 1· A rt i c l e exp l o res de- . C l l n i ng revenues from motor fue l s M r2 , 1 E : l Ed i to r i a l s on road f i nances Mr9 , JE : 1 H i ghway D i recto r Hen ry G ray says Dept shou l d get sa l es tax p ro duced by sa l e of cars , parts , and mtor oi J Hr1 4 , I A : 6 Arkansas Edu ca t ion Assn to f i g h t p l a n to d i vert sal es tax to roads Hrl 5 , 1 6A : 6 Feder a l road funds fo r s tates cut off l n def i n l te l y b y P res Carte r ' s an t i l n f l a t f on p l an ; act ion unfa i r to Ark, Henry C . G ray says Hrl 9 , 1 A : 8 Arkan sas Good Roads Counc i l h i ts cutoff I n federa 1 funds Hr20 , 3A : 1 Gazette wa rns a ga i n s t ra i ds on genera l reve nues Hr20 , 24A : l Ed i tor i a l s on cutt f ng off funds by fede ral govt Mr2 3 , 3E : J Fede ral funds to Ark for 1 980 cut by $ 5 1 . 5 m t 1 1 Jon · Ap4 , 1 A : 8 Arkansas may jo i n other s ta tes to cha l l enge loss o f funds Ap l 0 , I A : 4 Senator Da l e Bumpers fi ghts funds cutback formu l a Ap1 8 , 1 A : 4 Governor B i l 1 C 1 t n ton a s ks Pres Carte r to change cutback formu l a Ap1 9 , 1 A : 7 E d i tors conrnen t on Carte r ' s econ and the cutback I n road funds Ap20 ,JE : 1 Senators Bumpers and P ryor vow to f i gh t fund cut p roposa l Ap22 , 4 A : 4 S ta te f i l es s u i t , a l l eges l mpoundment of $48 . 5 m i l l ion i s I l l eg a l Ap2 3 , 1 6A : 1 John Pau l Hammerschmi d t works to restore funds Ap2 7 , 5A : l E d i tors commen t on Impounded funds Hy4 , 3E : 1 State amends s u i t to b l oc k funds i mpoundment My6 , 5A : 7 Judge G . Thomas E i se l e hears mo t i on on road funds My7 , 6A : l Arkansas H i ghway Comm de fends GOv C l l n ton 1 s 1 9 79 h i ghway fun d f ng p ro g ram My1 5 , 8A : 1 Senator Bumpers sponsors reso l u t i on to ha l t funds c u t My J 6 , 6A : 1 Gov C l J n ton de fends r i se I n taxes My2J , 1 0A : 7 Judge G . Thomas E i se l e upho l tls s ta te ' s cha l l enge o f freeze o f h i ghway funds , orders US Transpo r ta t i on Dept to rea l l ocate funds My22 , 1 A : 8 Sena tor Bumpers wan ts rev i s ion of formu l a ROADS AND TRAFF I C -Fi nances · 249 used by US on h i ghway funds My24 , 6A : 1 E d i to r i a l on Judge E f se1 e ' s ru l i ng aga i nst funds f reeze Jel , 3E : 2 Jus t i ce Dept to f i l e rept on h i ghway fun d i ng under ct order Je4 , 9A : l S ta te coul d get up to $46 m i l l ion mo re under rul i ng by Judge E i se l e Je6 , 9A : I Per m i ss ion sought to obl i gate frozen funds Je1 2 , 5A : 1 US House of Reprs ag rees to send add i t ional $ 7 . 4 F i na l m i l l ton to Ark Je20 , J OA : I rul i n g del ayed on state ' s h i ghway a i d su i t Je20 , l OA : 2 Judge E i se l e te l l s agency to end de l ay on road funds , sets F r i day as dead) l ne for data Je24 , 1 A : 8 Order on road funds t s ap pea l ed by US Transporta t i on Dept Je2 7,8A: I US Transportat ion f f l es formu l a show i n g amount Ark woul d re ce i ve ; Arkansas H i ghway Dept seeks contempt of court c i ta t ion Je28 , J A : 6 Judge E i se l e g rants de l a y of 1 0 days on order Jy2 , 5A : l Congress iona l con fe rees agree on supp l ementa l money b l l 1 g i v i n g Ark mo re Jy3 , 1 A ; 4 Ark gets $3 mi l l ion under new J aw Jy l O , 1 2A : t Senato r Bumpers not s u re wo r� l ng i n act suff i c ient to ove rturn fede ra l ct rul i ng on frozen funds Jy1 0 , 1 2A : 6 Th ree-j udge panel of US E i ghth C i rcu i t C t con s i ders Ark - funds case Ag l , 9A : 1 Revenues fo r roads bene f l tted by tax p rogram Ag1 , 1 6A : I H i ghway Conn to p ropose funds measu res to 1 981 Leg i s l ature; tax geared to gaso l i ne p r i ces to be p roposed Ag3 , 9A : I US C l rcul t C t o f Appeals d i s mis ses s u i t by A rk H i ghway Dept see k i n g release of I mpounded funds Ag5 , t A : 2 Mo to r fuel tax exempt i on on gasohol granted by leg i s l n 1 979 causes revenue l oss o f $351 ,406 fo r road funds N 6 , 1 1 A : 2 Governo r-e l ect Frank D . Wh i te cal l s s ta te H i ghway Conm ta l k about 3 pct sales tax on gasol i ne 1 absurd 1 N8 , 1 A : 3 Senator W. E . Ra i nwa ter p ref I l es proposed cons t i tut iona l amdt to a l l ow Quorum Courts to l evy the 3-ml l l road tax annua l l y ; voters I n 1 9 coun t i es de feated tax th i s year N22 , 3A : 3 L i s t of 2 0 coun t i es whe re voters rejected ROADS AND TRAFF I C - F i nances 1 980 b u rg l a r ies • Hr20 , 1 8A : 2 Empl oyee shot wh i l e t ry i ng to d i sa rm two gunmen at We i nga rten store at L t t t l e Rock t1 r25 , 4A : 6 Arrest of 4 persons i n south west L i t t l e Rock b reaks $1 mi l l i on b u rg l a ry r i n g Ap9 , 1 A i 4 James C . C l o l rd , 1 7 , p l eads gu i l ty to robbery bea t i ngs of e l de r l y at L i t t l e Roc k , gets 1 1 fe term Je6 , 4 A : 1t Stol en back hoe l eased to Cumm i ns Un i t of Arkan sas Pen i ten t i a ry Jy1 2 , 7A : 5 . S to re a t Bryant l oses $ 1 00 , 000 i n apparel S l 7 , J 2A : 4 M i ssou r i Pac i f i c L t n e s I n ves t i ga tes c l a i ms by Deputy P rose cuto r Joseph Boeckman of Wynne tha t a ra i l road spec i a l agent tol d c i ty off i c i a l s they coul d keep I tems re covered a f ter t ra i n thefts S26 , 4A : 4 S ta te Senator Ho rrel 1 Gath r i gh t robbed a t gunpo i n t b y 2 me n a t h i s P i ne B l uff o f f i ce 5 30 , 1 2A : l Ra i l road f i nds no i n ten t to defraud Wynne case 0 1 4 , 5 A : 4 F l oyd Ray Wash i ng ton sentenced to p r i son te rm of 50 y rs for robbe ry; other sentences means he f s to se rve for l i fe p l us 73 y rs 024 , 8A : 3 Term of 50 y rs for Danny Lee As�y uphe l d by Arkansas Supreme C t N25 , 5A : 5 The ft by rece i vi ng s ta t u te uphe l d by Ark Supreme C t 01 6 , 5A : 8 See a l so Col l eges - C r l mes Embezzl ement Hempstead County Lonoke County Shoo t i ngs--Boa rdman ROBERTS, DON See a 1 so Educa t ion ( gen) Educa t i on (gen ) --School Adm ROBERTS, RUSSELL C . former c i rcui t j udge d i es Ja 1 8 , J A : 4 ROB I NSON , DELCEN IA Art i c l e on Forrest C i ty woman who has spent he r l i fe he l p i n g others Jy9 ' 3 8 : l ROB I NSON , HARV I N L . See a l so Laborers Un ion of North Amer i ca ROB I NSON , TOMMY See a l so A rk-Pub) l e Safety Dept roa d tax N2 7 , 6A : 4 See a l so Al cohol as Fue 1 Autolll) b l l es - Reg i s t ra t t on P u l a s k i County S a l l ne Coun ty . .. ROB I NSON , TOMMY P rogranrned and Con t racted�· Con tracts awarded for 1 5 p rojects Ja31 , 1 1 A : 4 B l ds awarded for 1 7 p rojects Hr6 , 4A : l Twen ty-two ma i n tenance projects approved H r6 , 4A : 1 B i ds on Forty 45 p rojects opened Apl O , ]C : I one projects approved Ap·1 0 , 7c : 4 Conm l s s ion awa rds 44 road and b r i dge con tracts Hy1 5 , 8A : 1 Contracts awarded on 29 p rojects Jy l O , 1 2 A : I Betterment project approved for work when funded Jy1 0 , 1 2A : 5 Con t racts awarded fo r several p rojects Ag 1 4 , 5 C : 4 Con t racts J e t on 3 1 p rojects S l 8 , 5A : I Seven p rojects app roved S l 8 , 5A : l Th i rty - f i ve road con t racts awarded N 7 , 7A: 1 � L l ml ts and Speed l ng. A l mos t half of Ark mo to r i s ts obey 5 5 mph l i m i t Ja7 , 3A : 1 Arrests for us i ng C B rad ios to warn of p resence of pol I ce rahes l e ga l ques t ions Je 1 3 , l 2A : J See a l so Snii thson , J i mmy ROB B , LYNDA B I RO ( JOHNSON) See a l so C o l o red Peop l e , Na t i onal Assn for the Advancement o f ROBBE R I ES ANO THEFTS Hrs Benjam i n Bennett of l i t t l e Roc k he l d hostage for about an hour by Maurice E ugene F i e l ds S r , who had robbed he r home Ja2 3 , 1 A : 2 Two men conman deer tra t n a t C 1 a rendon I n w I I d chase F9 , 1 A : 4 James C l o l rd cha rged w i th robbery and ba ttery I n bea t i ng of e l de r l y peo p l e a t L i tt l e Rock F2 1 , 6A: l S l l °"e r and j ewe l ry wo rth over $ 1 1 6 , 000 s tol en from Robert E . Deaton home a t L.l t t l e Rock F2 1 , 9A : 7 S I l ver wa re va I ued at $ 1 00 • 000 s to I en from L i t t l e Rock home o f Be.tty Osborne F29 ,4A: 7 A l coho 1 1 c Beverage Con tro I officer Danny Ha rk i ns shoots out 2 t i res to fo l l theft of beer from truck Hrl 4 , 1 A : 5 L i t t l e Rock po l i ce warn about I nc rease I n ' ob i tuary 250 ROB I N SON , TOMHY . .- 1 980 RUSSELL PROPERT I E S , I NC ROSE PUBL I SH I NG COMPANY Art i c l e on Wa l ter Nunn and h i s publ i sh i ng f i rm a t L i t t l e Rock Je1 9 , 1 8:6 ROSS FOUNDAT I ON A rt i cl e on wo rk o f ph i l an throp i c fdn a t Arkade l ph i a Ja 3l , 1 B : 2 ROS S , G . ROBERT See a l so Arkansas State Un i v ( Jonesboro) ROSS, MARGARET See a l so Genea l ogy { Ros s Serles) ROWE , VAN-HART I N See a l so Appa rel ROW I NG See a l so L i tt l e Rock C l ub ROY , ELS I JANE TR I HBLE See a l so Courts ( U S ) - Federal D i s t ROYAL AMER I CAN A I RL I NES See a l so Ai rl i nes RUNN I NG A rt i c l e on ma rathon runn i ng by L i t t l e Rock men on K i Her Queen route Ja2 5 , 1 B : l Tenn i s shoes · a re not as good as runn i ng s hoes Fl , 6B : l A rkan sas Mara thon won by S teve Baker Mr2 . 78 : 1 Ha rty L i quori w i ns D i e t Peps i 1 0 ,.QOO meter race a t U t t l e Rock; 1 , 500 runners entered Ap6 , 88 : 3 L i s t o f runners and the I r t i me J n D i et Peps i 1 0 , 000 meter run a t L i t t l e Rock Myl l , 1 2 8 : 1 Twe l ve Arkansans to j o i n 1 6 . ooo others for New York C i ty Marathon 024 , l B : l Randy Tay l o r o f A rkansa s , f i n i shes 9 5 t h among the 1 2 ,000 runners I n New Yo rk Mara thon NJ , 78 : 1 RURAL STU D I ES CENTER See Educa t i onal Conso rt i um RUSH MUSEUM I nd i an museum at Fo rrest C i ty Hy4 , 1 6G : 6 RUSH I NG , GEORGE See a l so I nven t i ons RUS S , CARNELL See a l so Pol i ce-Sta r C i ty RUSSELL P ROPERT I E S . I NC Bankruptcy pet i t ion f i l e d by Tonmy H . Russe l l ; l aw off i ce s a l e ave rte d ; foreclosure s u i t to be f f . l ed aga I ns t Meroo r t a I P rope rt i es , I nc , a Russe 1 1 subs t d I a ry Ag8, 4A : 1 Pol i ce-Pu l as k i County P u l a s k i Coun ty - E l ec t l ons--County She rt f f ROCK C REEK See a l so F 1 oods ROCK I SLAND L I NES See Ch i ca go , Rock I s l and .& Pac i f i c RR ROCK HUS I C See Mus i c ROCKEFELLER, JEANETTE E . Mrs Roe ke fe l l e r to se 1 1 home , 1 eave Ark N 1 8 , 6A : 1 ROCKEFELLER, W I NTHROP W i n throp Rockefe l l e r papers g i ven to Un i vers i ty o f Ark a t L i t t l e Rock N2 3 , 7A: I See a l so A r ts Cenle r , Ark W l n rock I n te rna t i on a l ROCKE FELLER (WI NTHROP) FOUNDATI ON See a l so Meadowcreek P roject Med i c i ne and Hea l th (gen) Wi l dl i fe Sanc tua r i es ROCKEFELLER, W I NTHROP PAUL See a l so I n dependence Day ROCKPORT See a l so Ouach ( ta R i ve r - B r i dges RO DGERS, PORTER SR P rom i nen t Wh i te County phys i c i a n d i es a t Cummi ns P r i son Farm wh i l e serv i n g term fo r 1 9 74 murder o f h f s w f fe, Fern Cowan Rodgers N5 , 8A : 6 See a l so Hurders--Rodgers RODHAH, H I LLARY See a l so Lega 1 Serv i ces Cor.p ROMAN CAIHO L I C CHURCH See a l so Educa t i on-L i t t l e Rock-- P r l va te Re1 1 g lon and Churches New D i x i e . H i s to r i c S t . Bon i face CathOl l c Churc h a t New D i x i e (Perry County) beset by dry rot ; pa r l shoners debate course to take N28 , 4A : 1 ROSAMO N D , ROBERT A . See a l so North l i tt l e Rock E l ect lons--C l ty Counc i l ROS E , J . S . See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Contracts 251 RUSSELLV I LLE 1 980 SAVERS FEDE RAL County offi c i a l s deny cha rges of va cation t i me abuse D3 , 7A : 1 ROad workers l a i d off after defeat of tax 06 , 1 0A : 6 See a l so Autoroob f 1 es-Reg l s t ra t I on L i tt l e Rock He t ropo) l tan Area P r i sons-Sa l i ne Co Ja i l SAL I NE COUNTY EDUCATI ONAL FEDERAL C RED I T UN I O N C red i t un ion forced to. c l ose ; FB I probes opera t ions Ap 1 2 , 1 l A : B Ander son Dewe l l Pa rsons , a s s i s tant supt o f Benton schoo l s and former t reasurer of defunct Sal t ne C red i t U n i on , I n d i cted on cha rge o f embezz l ement o f funds Je 1 9 , 7A : 5 Parsons ente rs t nno cen t p 1 ea Je25 , 6A : l Ben ton teachers tes t i fy they took out loan s , turned roo ney over to Ande rson Dewel l Pa rson� teachers thought loans were for non members NI 8 , 4.A: 1 Pa rsons says he never i n tended to defraud c red i t un ion N 1 9 , 4A : 1 Parsons sentenced to 1 8 mos p r i son term D2 3 , 7A : 5 SAL I NE R I VE R See a l so Wa ter Pol l ut ion SALT. CREEK (SAL I NE COUNTY) See a l so F l ood i ng SALTZMAN , BEN N . See a 1 so Ch r f s t I ans and Jews , Na t iona l Conference of SALVAGE See Was te Mater i a l s SAM ANO JESSE (RAD I O P ROGRAM) See Tel ev i s ion-Programs SAND AND GRAVEL See a l so Wh i te R i ve r SANDERS , STEVEN G . See a l so No rthern Arkansas Tel ephone Co SANFORD (JON) FAM I LY A rt i c l e on Russel l v t l l e fami l y that i nc l udes 1 1 ch i l d ren , 7 of whom a re adopted Jyl O , 1 D : 1 SARTHORY, JOSEPH A . See a l so . Educa t ion (gen) --Equal Educ SATELL I TES See Convnun t ca t i ons Sate 1 1 l tes SAVERS FEDERAL SAV I NGS ANO LOAN ( L R) Guaranty Fede ral Sav i n gs and Loan RUSSELLV I LLE See a l so Educa t i on - Russe l l vi l l e I nnova t i on I ndustries N u rs l ng Hoi:nes Pol i ce-Russe l l v i l l e Wa ter RUSSELLV I LLE WATER CO See al so . Pub l i c U t i l i t i es Water RUSS I A See Union o f Sov i e t Soc i a l i s t Republ i cs RYBURN, BENN I E SR See a l so Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark (Mont I ce 1 1 o) - s - SAFETY See Acc i dents and Safety SAFEWAY STORES S u i t by former cash i e r says she was . f i red because she I s b l ack F1 , 3A : 2 SAG E , DEBORAH See a l so Mus I c SA I NT E n t r i e s beg i nn i ng wi th the wo rd , S a i n t , a re en te red as S t SALEM See a l so Vi d i a rk E l ec t ron i cs SALEH CAMP MEET I NG See Method i s t Church SALES TAX See Taxa t i on-Sa l es SAL I NE COUNTY Former County Judge John E . Parker sentenced to 30 mos on charge of ac cept I ng b r i bes F2 1 , 3A : 1 Transa c t ions w i th 3 f i rms p robed by FB I M r l l , 2A : 2 1 8 road wo rkers l a i d off because o f l ack o f funds Jy1 1 , 5A : 3 Sa l esman Lew i s Robert ( Joe) S p l l ka I mp l i cates fo rmer County Judge John E . Pa rke.r I n b r i bery scheme Ag1 9 , l A : B General e l ect ion re turns N5 , 6A : 7 Road tax defea ted ; coun ty roads to suffe r N B , SA : l Abuse o f vaca t i on t i me fo r county employees a l l eged D2 , 7A : 3 252 SAVERS FEDERAL SEARCY COUNTY 1 980 --National Meri t : 6 Arkansas sen iors w i n 4-yr scho l arsh i ps Ap l l , 1 1 A : 7 Ark s tudents annng $ 1 , 000 wi nners Ap24 , 4A : 5 29 Ark s tudents a re w I nne rs My 1 , SA : 1 1 34 semi ft na I f s ts I n Ark named Sl 9 , 1 2A : 1 SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOC I AT I ON ,. A RKANSAS See a l so Educa t f on--Equal . Educ SCHOOL EMPLOYEES See Educa t fon--Teachers and School Empl oyees SCHROEDER, MONROE A . See a l so Denocra t l c Party SCHWARTZLOS E , MONROE A . See a l so A rk-E l ectlon s --Governor SC I ENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Ray Thornton wa rns that US l s fa l l i n g beh i nd I n techno logy and s c i ence F22 , 3A : 6 S C I ENCE FOUNDAT I ON , NATI ONAL See a l so Col l ege-Research SCOGG I N , BOB See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--Land Comr SCOTT COUNTY See a l so Tornadoes ApB Ap9 SCOTT, RAYMOND l . See a l so Ark-Human Servi ces Dept SCO]T , TOH See a l so Conway County SCREE D , POWER See I nven t tons SCULPTURE See Art SEALS , H E N RY 1 1 1 See a l so P r i sons-Pul aski County SEARCH AND SE I ZURE Charges of the f t , agg ravated robbery and a ttempted cap i ta l mu rde r aga i n s t Cha r l es Edward B l ock d ropped because he was a r rested a t home wt th out a wa rrant Hy8, 1 7A : 1 See a l so Drug Add i c t i on , Abuse and T ra f f i c . SEARCY Teenagers and c i ty offi c i a l s ·so l ve probl em o f park i ng a t n i ght a l on g pop u l a r s t reet Hr2 3 , 7A : 2 See a l so Educa t i on -Searcy P ioneer V I i i age Museum Pol t ce-Sea rey SEARCY COUNTY She r i ff lo ren Reeves burns 1 1 O at P i ne B l u ff to merge w i th Savers O l 2 , 7A : I Check i n g accoun ts to be offered N2S , 6C : I SAV I NG S ANO LOAN ASSOC I AT I ONS See a l so C red i t F i rs t Fede ral Sav i ngs & Loan Assn ( L i t t l e Rock) F i rs t Fede ral Sav i ngs & Loan Assn ( P l· ne B l uff) Savers Fede ra l Sav i ngs & Loan Assn ( L i t t l e Rock) SAWER PROJECT See a l so Ark-E l ec t l ons--Governor Labor-Unemp loyment SCATPAC See a l so O J I (Petro l eum) SCEN I C R I VERS See R i ve rs SCHEDULED SKYWAYS , I NC See A i r l i nes SCHE I N , BOR I S H. See a l so Col l eges -Teachers- Un i vers i ty of A rk ( Fayettev i l l e ) SCHOLARSH I PS AND FE LLOWS H I P S Conrnerc l a l Nat iona l Bank o f L i t t l e Rock c reates schol a rsh i p fun d ; $ 300 , 000 p l edged; funds to be used to keep scho l a rs I n . A rk Ap1 5 , SC : 7 See a l so Ark- F l nances--Budgets Col l eges-Scho l a rsh i ps .. --Alrle r l can P ress Ass n : Dona l d W. Reyno l ds donates lt scho l a rsh i ps of $ 3 , 500 each ; C l a rence f . Byrne and J . N . He l ske 1 1 honored F28 , 9A : 7 --Arkansas S ta te Scho l a rsh 1 ps P rogram: Anoun t o f scho l a rsh i ps to be reduced by 1 0 pct for s p r i n g term D J lt , 9 A : lt --Cl ose U p : Po l I t i ca l educ g roup s ta rts p i l o t p rogram I n Ark to ra i se funds to provide fel l owsh l ps for s tuden ts and teachers from Ark; state p rogram ded i ca ted to Brooks Hays ; Ed Bethune and Beryl Anthony head d r i ve F1 5 , 7A : 2 --Na t ional Ach ievement Scho l arsh i p P rogram for Outstan d i ng Negro Studen ts : 2 1 Ark semi f i na l i s ts 1 I s ted 02 , 1 2A : 4 · - .. . · 253 '· SEARCY COUNTY 1 980 SEX C R I MES SE RRATI, RODGER See a l so A l co ho l P roduction P.l an ts , I nc International Fuel Techn i c i ans SERV I CE I NDUSTR I ES · See a l so · Mop and Go SEVERANCE TAX See Taxa t i on-Severance Tax SEV I E R COUNTY Ssl esman Lew i s Robert (Joe) S p l l ka l mp l i �a tes former County Judge B . A . Mau l d i n i n b r i bery scheme Ag1 9 , 1 A : 8 Maul d i n says he I s dumbfounded by charges Ag20 , 4A : 5 General e l ect ion res u l ts N6 , 6A : 7 See a l so Medi c. t ne-Ambulance and O the r Eme rgency Servi ces SEWAGE AND I N DUSTRIAL WASTES· See Was te Materi a 1 s Water Po l l ut lon SEX C R I MES L i t t l e Rock woman repts rape Ja l , 1 1 A : 2 L i tt l e Rock teen-aged g i rl repts rape at home by masked ma n Ja 3 , JA : I G I rl repts ra pe at home I n LR Ja4 , 4A : 6 O tha Lee Con l ey den i ed de l ay. n f t r l a l desp i te c l a i m that news me d i a has a l ready convi cted h i m ; Judge grants Con l ey request not to be forced to a t tend t r i a l Ja8 , 6A : 4 Con l ey conv i c ted o f rape I n Quapaw Qua rte r ; suspect refused to a t ten d t r i a l , s t ruggled w i th offi cers when R f xey b rought i n to cou rt Ja9 , 5A : 1 woman repts abduct lon , rape Ja 1 0 , l OA : l Woman repu rape , bea t i n g a t L R Ja 1 O , 1 2A : 1 Woman rep ts rape a t L R a p t Ja1 1 , 9A : 3 Woman raped a t L R Ja 1 8 , 9A : 5 Woman repts rape f n her home a t LR Ja30 , 8A : 3 Court hears tes t l nony by two 1 4 -y r-o l d g i rl s that 5 men raped them at LR Ja30 , 1 SA : 8 Conway woman l den t l f l es W i l l i am Joseph Foun ta i n J r a s man who a t tacked her Fl , 7A : 1 Founta i n con v i cted of rape and k i dnapp i ng a t Conway F2 , 7A : 3 L f tt l e Rock woman repts rape Flt , 2 A : 4 Founta i n gets p r i son term F5 ,ltA : 2 Three men charged wl th rape of A l exander woman F6 , 4A : 2 Ben ton g i rl , 1 4 , repts rape F8 , 5A : 6 Arkansas Sup reme C t upho l ds ma r i j uana p l an t s . on courthouse l awn so peop l e wi l l know what he does wi th i t Ja 1 7 , 5A : 2 Shortage o f $ 7 , 236 f n tax accoun ts was re i mbursed by She r i ff Lo ren Reeves i n 1 979 ; purchase o f ca r ques t i oned Mrl lt , 3A : l Cha rges I n US D i s t Court a l l ege Hrs Frankla Treat threa tened to bomb off I ces of Marshal Mounta i n Wave and to harm Sheri ff Loren Reeves ; l e tte r concerned death o f B 1 1 1 y Joe .Ho 1 de r Jyl , 1 4A : 1 Hrs Treat p l eads I nnocen t , wants t r i a l moved to Ha r r i son Jylt , 1 3A : 6 Marshal Moun ta i n Wave rece i ves 2nd J r threaten i n g she r i f f ; l r was postmarked at Fayettevi l l e Jyl 0 , 9A : l Frankta Trea t t r i ed on charge of send i ng . threaten I ng l e t ter 03 , l BA: 1 Frank t a Treat found not gu i l ty of bomb th rea t 04 , 6A: 1 . Gene ra 1 e 1 ec t t on returns N·6 , 6A : 7 Sheri ff Lo ren Reeves · w i n s ree l ec t i on t n recount N 1 8 , 1 1 A : 1 See a l so Tornadoes Ap8 Ap9 SEBASTIAN COUNTY General el e c t i on res u l ts N 6 , 6A : 7 See a l so C r i me Hous i ng-Seba s t i an Co P r i sons-Sebas t i an County To rnadoes Ap8 Ap9 SECTAR I AN SCHOOLS See Educa t i on - P r i vate SECUR I TI E S See S tocks and Bonds SELF-DEFENSE See a l so Ai k I do SEN I O R C I T I ZE N S See Aged SEPT I C SHOCK M i ke Ford of l i t t l e R i ver County f i l e s su i t aga i ns t Proctor and Gamb l e Co a l l eg i ng h i s w i fe d t ed as resul t of use o f Re l y tampon wh i ch caused toxi c shock. 0 1 0 , 8A : 2 Tox i c shock syndrome suspected I n 3 cases I n Ark 02 3 , 6A : 2 SEPT I C TANKS O ff i c i a l s 1. n Lonoke County debate sept i c tank perm i ts Ap20 , 7A : 1 Art i c l e on p rob l em w i th sept i c tanks i n subd I v i s Ion be tween LI tt 1 e Rock and Ben ton Je1 1 , 6C : 4 See a l so Water Po l l ut ion · 254 SEX C R I MES 1 980 50-yr term for James H l ce in rape of 9-yr-o l d g i rl F1 2 , 5A : 3 L i tt l e Rock woman repts rape F 1 4 , 3A : 8 Ben ton g i r l ·who reptd she was abducted and raped admi ts s tory not t rue F20 , 9A : 3 P l an s to comba t rape announced by s tate o f f i c i a l s F21 , 9A : I John H . Kel l ensworth J r charged w i th 4 rapes I n SW L i t t l e Rock F24 , 4A : 6 L i t t l e Rock g i rl repts school bus d r i ve r rap� he r ; another repts rape by unc l e M r 1 1 , 2A : 3 Arkansas Supreme C t upho l ds 40-yr term i n rape Hrl l , 6A: l Judge Lowber Hen d r i cks refuses bond for John Herbert Kel l ensworth J r , ac cused o f rapes Jn southwest L i t t l e Rock Ap 1 1 , 8A : 1 Atto rney for Ark p r i son off i c i a l s a rgues i n federal appea l s ct that sentenc i ng gu i de l i nes not requ i red for j u ry to I mpose 1 1 fe term on rap i s t s ; case i nvo l ves Haro l d E . Rogers • sentence for rape of a wh i te woman Ap1 8 , J 2A : I Judge F l oyd Lofton asks rejection o f c l emency for Lawrence Scott and Gary Lynn Wes t , con v i cted o f rape and sentenced t-0 l i fe I n 1 972 t r i a l s Hy5 , 3A : l L i t t l e Rock c 1 ty D I rector Byron Mo rse angeroo when to l d that rape o f woman occurred l a te at n i gh t when she ent e red park Jel 9 , 5A : l Jury a t Conway convi cts Danny Lee Ashl ey of rape ; robbery and k i dnapp i n g ; 65 yr sentence recom mended J y l l , 3A : 7 Lack o f funds de l ays key part of state ' s rape p rog ram Jy 1 5 , 4 A : 4 Pret r l a 1 hea r i n g on rape cha rges agalnst John Herbert Kel l ensworth , Jr c l osed to p ress , pub l i c S9 , 3A : l V i c t i m says John Herbert Ke l l ensworth J r wa.s assa i l an t w l t h kn t fe who raped her S 1 1 ,4A : 1 Jury f i nds Ke l l ensworth g u f l ty , but m i s t r i a l dec l a red a fter j ury pol l e d to see i f they knew defenda n t had been accused of b e i n g the southwest rap i s t S 1 3 , 1 A : 6 Cameras a l l owed i n court over protest of Kel l ensworth ' s a t ty S 1 2 , 5A : 2 Ra re po 1 1 o f J u ro rs b r i ngs m i s t r i a l I n Kel l ensworth case S 1 3 , 3A : l Fou r p r i soners a t Ho t S p r i n g County Ja i l charged w i th rape of a ma l e cel l mate S26 , 6A : 3 US SEX C R I MES C i rcu i t Ct of Appea 1 s rejects re duct ion of sentence of Ha ro l d Eugene Rogers to 30 y rs ; Rogers , a b l ac k , h a d been g i ven a l i fe term f n rape o f a wh i te woman 01 0 , 1 6A : 8 Carde l l Hunes , 1 6 , a pa ro l ee from Tucke r P r i son Farm i s charged w i th rape , robbery and k i dnapp i n g o f Pul aski Co fami l y 025 , 1 2A : 7 Arkansas Supreme C t upho l ds 1 2 0�yr p r i son term for Otha Lee Con l ey for rape, burg l a ry , k i d na pp i n g and robbery 02 8 , 6A : 8 Jones boro po I I ce search for · man who may be respons i b l e for 9 rapes th i s yea r i n central c i ty 030 , l 4A : 4 Two fema l e s assaul ted on Arkansas State Un i v campus may be 1 4 th and 1 5 th v i c t i ms of Jonesboro r�p t s t 0 9 , 4A : 4 S t udents exerc i se caution at Arkansas State fo l l ow i ng se r i es of assau l ts , rapes ; ma l e Negro s t udents s tay l ns i de a t n i gh t because o f fea r they may be suspected Dl 1 , 1 2A : l Jonesboro po l i ce say same man respon s i bl e for assaul ts D l 2 , 9A : l T r i a l o f John H . Kel l ens wo rth beg i ns I n Pe rry County on change of venue from Pul as k l ; de fen.dan t suspected of be i n g "southwest rap I s t11 who may have raped 14 women D1 6 , 5A : 3 Arkansas Supreme Court up ho l ds conv l c t ton and sentence of James F . French , a Heber S p r f ngs con t racto r , who was charged wl th rape and i ncest w i th h i s 1 1 -y r-o l d g randdaughter D 1 6 , SA : 6 Woman tes t i f i es about rape and her i den t i fi ca t ion of Kel l ensworth D1 7 , 1 7A : 8 Ke l l ensworth t r i a l con t i nues ; woman to be ' a 1 1 owed to tes t i fy about an other a l l eged rape by suspect 0 1 8 , 1 9A : 1 Mrs Kel l ensworth test I f l es she was w i th her husband a t t i me v i c t i m says she was raped 01 9 , 1 8A : 1 John H . Kel l ensworth J r convi cted, sen tenced to 1 3 y rs I n p r l son 020 , . 1 A : 2 J u ry deadl ocks I n rape t r i a l of Rt ckey Hodge D20 , 4A : 1 Kevi n Andre Rob i n son , 1 9 , cha rged w i th rape o f L i t t l e Rock schoo l g i rl s D2 3 , 4A : l Th i rd rape charge f i l ed a ga i nst Rob i nson D24 , 4A : 3 See a l so C h i l d ren -C r l mes • 255 SEX C R I MES 1 980 Co l l eges - C r i me s F reedom of the Press Mu rde rs --Tay 1 o r Rape SEX EDUCAT I O N Rev Ra l ph D . McCa ll , fo rmer oper a to r of the "O r i en tal Scl ence Center" a t L i t t l e Rock now operates a ma rr i age· counse l I n g and sex therapy center Jy29 , 1 B : 2 Sex therapy f i e l d I s not reg u l a ted i n Ark Jy29 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Conserva t i sm, Pol i t i ca l Educat"ion (gen ) --Curr i c u l a Educa t i on-Be rryv i l l e Educa t ion-L i t t l e Rock Educa t i on-P u l aski County D i s t-Curr i c u l a SEXUAL PERVERS I ON See Homosexua l i ty SHADOW LAKE DAM See Dams�-Shadow lake SHANNON H I LLS A l derman L i nda Meeke r sues Mayor and 3 Coun c i l men a l l e g i n g she i s ex c l uded from spec i a l meet i ng s , i s target o f demean i n g rema rks F1 4 , 5A: l P robe c l ea rs c l ty offlc l a l s Hr2 7 , 1 0A : 4 Warrant seeks a r re s t o f Mayo r Nolon H i gg i ns for a l l eged l y d l s t r i but l ng campa i gn mate r i a l s from a pub l i c o f f i ce Ag l 9 , 2A : 5 G roup seeks to abol i sh i nco rporated town Ag24 , 6A : l Po l i ce C h i e f Gera l d Baker de fends pol i ce , mayor aga i n s t cha rges Ag2 7, 20A: 7 Grand J u ry asked to p robe cha rge a ga i n s t Mayor S4 , 7A : 2 . Res i dents w i l l not vote th i s fal l on ques t i on of abo l i s h i n g town 0 5 , l l A : l Grand Jury hears 1 7 w i tnesses i n charges o f wrongdo i n g i n c i ty govt 0 1 5 , 4A: 1 A l l po l i ce offi cers except Ch i e f Ge ra l d Baker suspended on recommenda t i on of G rand Jury ; on l y I nd i c tment re td was aga i n s t Geral Meeke r , a membe r of Concerned C i t i zen s , for a l J eged ca rry i ng of a gun O l 7 , 9A : 1 Mun i c i pal ct cases may be d i sm i ssed at Shannon H i l l s and Bauxi te because pol i ce not ce r t i f i ed 0 2 1 , 4A : 1 Judge ru l es Po l i ce Dept does not l ega l l y exi s t ; a l l pen d i n g SHELTO N , EVERETT ct cases to be d i smi ssed N4 , 3A : l Concerned C i t i zens g ro up wins post o f mayor and a l l 5 a l de rmen N 6 . 6A :4 C i ty Counc i l meet i ng sees - rowdy a rgu ment deve lop between p resent members and those new l y el ected N8 , 5A : 4 Shannon H i l l s estab l i shes a po l i ce fo rce N 1 5 , 4A : 1 Pol i ce Ch i e f Ge ra l d Baker and fonner pol I ce off i ce r Carl G r i ggs i n d i c ted on pe rj u ry cha rge NZ2 , 5A : 1 See a 1 so Wa ter SHARKS See F i sh--Sha rks SHARP COUNTY US Court of Appea l s hears request by former County j udge Les l i e Ander son tha t h i s b r i bery conv i ct ion be overtu rned F 1 2 , 7A : 3 Publ i c servant b r i bery t r i a l of fo rme r County Judge Les t ie Anderson de l ayed so defense can appeal i ts conten t i on that speedy t r i a l den ied Jy30 , 6A : 1 Former County Judge Les l ie Ande rson acqu i t ted o f roowe r theft cha rge Jy31 , 3A : 3 Racke tee r i n g conv i c t ion of Les l i e Ande rson reve rsed by US C l rcu l t Cou rt ; con v l �t ton on other cha rges a ff i rmed Ag8 , 7A : t Sal esman Lew i s Robert (Joe) S p l 1 ka i mp l l ca tes Anderson I n b r i bery scheme Agl 9 , 1 A : 8 General e l ect ion resu 1 ts N6 , 6A : 7 See a l so L I quor SHARPE , ROY L . See a l so Pos ta l Service SHAW, CL I FF See a l so Ath l e t i cs-Ha l l s o f Fame SHEET PEOPLE See a l so Ch i l dren-Cus tody SHELL O I L COMPNAY See a l so Coa 1 SHELLEY VALLEY MOUNTA I N HEN ' S CLUB Hot S p r f ngs c l ub a l ms to p rese rve he r i tage of muz·z l e l oader r i f l es Je l 3 , 1 B : 1 SKELLY RAND , I NC Marke t i n g s ty l e of L i t t l e Rock based c l oth i n g s to res for women meets s ty l e , vo l a t i l e econ fo rces S21 , 5E : 1 SHELTON, EVERETT See a l so Frauds and Sw i nd l i ng . 256 SHEPHERD, W I L L I AM M . 1 980 SHEPHERD, W I L L I AM H . forme r AP&L o ff l c l a l d i es ; had served as p r i va te secy to Ha rvey Couch Ap2 1 , I A : 3 SHE R I DAN Shopp.Ing ma 1 1 l eads growth o f a rea Ja20 , 8E : 7 See a l so Banks and .Ban k i ng SHERI DAN HEADL I GHT Ha r l an V . Wa l ke r ret i res after 50 yrs o f newspaper wo rk wh i ch s ta r ted and ended at the Head·t I ght Mr26, JB: 1 SHERWOOD Many res i dents o f a rea p roposed fo r annexa t ion are opposed Fl 9 , 2A : 4 Annexa t ion pl ans d ropped F26 , JA : 1 Art l c l e expl ores probl ems for c i ty govt offic i a l s I n adjus t 1 ng from sma l l town to c i ty o f 1 0 , 000 Hr2 3 , I F : 2 Pol l ee c t te I n terference -by Mayor B . E . Henson Je7 , 1 0A : 3 Ar t i cl e on rema rka b l e growth o f c i ty O l lt , 6A : I SH I PLEY , SHARON See a l so Repub l i can Party SH I PS AND SH I PP I NG A rt i c l e on l i censed women p i l ots on Arkansas R l ve_r F1 5 , 1 B : I Art i c l e on names of towboats owned by Arkansas based f i rms Hr26 , 2B : 3 A rt i c l e on l uxury houseboat , Joan o f Ark, to be located on Greers Ferry lake Je l l , 1 8 : 2 Art i c l e on A_rkansas R i ver towboa t , ' Jane Russe l l 1 JyJ0 , 1 8 : 2 See a l so Arkansas R i ve r Arkansas (Sh i p) . Acc i dents !.!!.5! Safety. · Jumbo barge s i nks I n Arkansas R i ve r a t L i t t l e Ptock Mr29, 9A: I SH I RLEY See a l so Waste Mate r i a l s SHOCK See Sep t i c Shock SHOCKLEY, GRANT S . See a l so P h i l ander Smi th Col l SHOOT I NGS Th ree youths a rrested a fter sh l p i ngs reptd a l ong 1 -4 30 at L l t t l e Ptock Je t 6, 3A : 3 See a l so Cuba-Re fugees SHOOT I NGS F f rea rms Hun t i ng-Acc i dents Murders Pol t ce-Bentonvl l t e Po l i ce-L i t t l e Rock Pol I ce-North l i t t l e Roc k Pol i ce-Pu l aski Co Robbe r i es and Thefts S tuttgart --Bl ue , Jac k i e C l yde: See a l so Pol l ce·North L i t t l e Rock --Boa rdman , Do ro th y : Jacksonv i l l e woman shot and robbe d , and he r 2 teenaged sons have been a rres ted as suspects S I 0 , 6A : l --Breashea rs , B i i l : S ta te Po l i ce Trooper Breashears shot i n head a t Al tus ; passe rby ho l ds assa ll ant a t gunpo i n t Ja2 , 3A : 7 B reashears i n s a t i s factory cond i t ion afte r s u rgery Ja3 , 5A : 1 E l i sha Thomas Ha r r i s cha rged w i th a t tempted murder Ja4 , 4A : 6 leg i s l a tu re adopts reso l u t ion convnen d f ng Trooper B reashears and h i s rescue r , 'Mrs Wanda Yother Ja9 , 4 A : 4 T r i a l o f E l i sha Thomas Ha r r i s beg t ns on cha rge o f attempted murder J n shoo t i ng o f S ta te Trooper B t 1 1 B reashears Jy30, 9A: 3 E l l sha Thomas Ha r r i s g i ven l i fe sentence for a t tempted murder of State Troope r 8 1 1 1 B reashears . Jy31 . I OA : 4 --B ri t tman , E r i c Ray: See a l so Pol l ce-L l ttl e Rock --Bu rrel I , La rry Darne ll e : Hrs Hel en Radford , 78 , of 'P t ne B l uff shoots ex- I nma te Burre l l to death as he a l l eged l y a t tempted to break I nto he r home Je2 7 , 5A : 7. --Krone, Kenneth : Arson i s ts shoc>t 1 6-yr-o l d Krone when he found them near h i s home I n Weste rn Pul ask i County Ag29 , 1 2A : I -.-Ma t thews , Dav i d : Gunman forces way I n to house south of Jaspe r , ho l ds 7 hos tage, d i es J n s hoo t i ng Mr1 2 , 1 A : 4 Matthews was son o f pol i ce ch i e f a t Athens , Tenn Mr1 4 , 7A : 5 --Mon tgome ry, Eugene: Montgomery d i es of wound I n fl i c ted by h i s gun a s pol i ce t r i ed to persaude h i m to come out o f ca r a fter abduction o f woman . . 257 SHOOT I NGS . . . 1 980 S M I TH , GEORGE ROSE S I E BE RT , S I EG A . See a l so Youth Home , I nc S I E RRA CLUB See a l so Spring R i ve r S I GN LANGUAGE See a.1 so Deafness Orangutans S I KE S , ARNOLD B . See a l so Pos ta l Serv i ce S I MPS ON, WALTER E See a l so L i t t l e Rock-Gove rnment Empl oyees S I NGERS AND S I NG I NG See Mus i c S I NGLE PERSONS See a l so Re l i g i on and Churches S I NYARD, HENRY See a l so Hempstead County S I PES GROCERY" (L I TTLE ROCK) A rt i c l e on s tore tha t s t i l I c l [ ngs to s i mp l e r l i fe Ja28 , 1 B : 2 S I PLAST, I N C F rench f i rm wl 1 1 open roo f i n g pl ant a t A rkade l ph i a i n . about a yr H r5 , 8C : 3 S K I L CORPORAT I ON Heber S p r i ngs p l an t l ays off 8 3 emp..toyees Myl , SC : 3 · SK I N . See a l so Beauty Shops . SLANDER See L i bel and S l an de r SHALL BUS I NESS See A rk- Econom i c: Cond i t i ons US-Econom i c Con d i t i ons SHALL BUS I NE S S , WH I TE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON See US-Econom i c Con d i t i on s S M I TH ( E LNA M . ) FOUN DAT I ON Chapel i n honor o f Gera l d L . K. Sm i th added to sacred . projects at E u reka Spri ngs S28 , 1 2 F : 3 SM I TH , EUGENE W . See a ho Arkansas State Un i v SM I TH , GEORGE ROSE Joseph i ne G raham pa i n ts po rtra i t of Sm i th to hang l n o l d State Supreme C t chamber a fter death of j udge Jy27, I F:2 See a 1 so Courts (Ark ) - Sup reme C t at Sea rcy N 1 9 , 8A: 3 --Mul anaux, Jerry : See a l so Pol i ce-Bentonv i l l e --Peacock , James : See a l so F i rearms --Rappapo r t , S tan : Four men s top and abduct Rappapo rt and Carol Chambe rl a i n at Fort Sml t h , d r i ve them to Okl ahoma whe.re Rappaport I s c: r i t 1 ca 1 l y wounded S23 , 5A : 4 --Ro l a n d , Mary Kay: Pregnant g i r l , 1 5 , shot on L i tt l e Rock s t reet , g l ves b i rth · before dy i n g Ap2 3 , 3A : 7 Danny Ray Je ffr i es charged i n shoo t i n g dea th Ap24 , 6A : 1 Cha rges f i l ed aga i n s t Cha r l es Verdel l Moo rman and Gera l d E ugene S i ms Ap25 , 5A : l I n fant boy d i e s ; two men charged Ap26 , 8A: 3 --Russ , Carne 1 1 : See Pol i ce-Star C i ty --Shave rs , Gene : See Pol i ce- L i t t l e Rock - - S t rack, M i chae l : See Pol J ee-L i t t l e Rock --Vi nes , J i m : A l l eged abduct ion of Mr and Mrs J i m V i nes of Lanark, by Robert Ta tum ends I n shoo t i n g death of both men Ag l , 5A : 3 --Wi l l i ams , Jess i e : St uttgart pol i ceman shoo t s , k i l t s Rosegrant d u r i n g a r rest attempt Hy 1 5 , 4A : 3 Shoo t i ng v i c t i m I ncorrec t l y i den t i f i ed as Rosegrant I n art i c l e ; man who was shot was Jes s i e W i l l i ams My 1 6 , 2A : 3 Shoot i n g dea th of W i l l i ams by Stuttga r t pol i ce to be probed by . FB I Jy 1 9 , 1 1 A : 5 SHORTER COLLEGE P res i dent R . J . Hampton res i gns ; panel suggests D r John L . Ph i l l i ps be named to pos i t i on S2 , 3A : 7 Rev John L . Ph f 1 1 l ps named p res i dent S 1 7 , 1 2A: 3 Se.e a l so Co 1 1 eges (gen) StiUFF I E LD, PAUL See a l so Hot · S p r i n g County SHUFF I E LD, RUSSELL See a l so Hot S p r i n g County S I DEDNESS ( PHYS I OLOGY) See Body , Human S I DNEY See a l so S t Pa t r i ck ' s Day . • · 258 SM I TH , GERALD � .. 1 980 S M I TH , GERALD LYMAN KENNETH See a l so Smi th ( E 1 na M ) Founda t i on SM I TH , HERMAN B . JR See a l so Arkansas Powe r and L i ght Co Un i ve rs i ty o f Ark ( P i ne B l uff) S M I TH , L E LAND See a l so Newton County Med i ca l Center SM I TH , HAUR I C E See a l so Ark- E l ect lons--Governor SH I TH , STELLA BOYLE See a l so P resbyte r i an Church-L i t t l e Rock SM I TH , STEVE See a l so C l i n ton , W i l l i am J-Al des Forests and Forestry South , Comm i ss i on on the Future of S M I TH , W . L . See a l so US-Sma l l Bus i ness Adm SM I THSON , J I MMY State Repr from Marsha l l t i cketed for seve ra l t ra ff i c offenses at L i t t l e Rock Ja l l , 2A: 3 Smi thson pays t i cket f i nes Ja24 , 8A : J E d i to r i a l c r i t i ca l o f Smi thson F 3 , 3E : 6 SMOK I NG AND SMOKERS See Tobacco SNOW AND SNOWSTORMS See Wea ther SOC I AL SECUR I TY (US) Some common ques t i ons and answers on Soc i a l Secu r i ty Ja l 5 , 1 B : 2 SOC IAL WORK See Wel fare SOFT DR I NKS See Beverages SOLAR ENERGY So l a r conf at LI t t l e Rock hears Gov C l i nton say s ta te p l an I s to he l p peop l e rega i n powe r F 1 7 , 5A : 1 P u l a s k i Academy phys i cs c l ass bul l ds so l a r co l l ector to p rov i de powe r to phys i cs room My2 7 , 2 B : J G raduate s tudent J . Rodgers C r i tz des i gns p r i ze-w i n n i n g pass i ve so l a r wa l 1 panel Je9 , 1 B : 2 See a l so Arch i tec ture Execut i ve Mans ion (Ark) SOUTHWESTERN SOUTH , COMM I SS I ON ON THE FUTURE OF Steve Smi th , execut ive asst to Gov B l 1 1 C l f n ton , named to panel Ag25 , 2A : 5 SOUTHAL L , JARRELL E . See a l so Ark-Pol l ut i on Control and Ecol ogy Comm SOUTHERN ARKANSAS U N I VERS I TY ( E L DORADO) See a l so Co l l e ge s-Bui l d i ngs--Southem Ark SOUTHERN ARKANSAS U N I VERS I TY (MAGNO L I A ) Gov C l i nton appts Pe r r i n Jones to Bd of Trus tees F 7 , 4 A : 4 Wa ter towe r w i l l a l so se rve as be l l towe r M r 3 , 1 B :2 See a l so Basketba 1 1 -Col lege--Southern Ark Un i v Col l eges-C u r r i cu l a Col l e ges� Fees . Co l l eges-Hal l s o f Fame Col l eges-.Federal A i d SOUTHERN BAPT I ST COLLEGE See a l so Col l eges - G i fts SOU!HERN MEDI ATOR �ee L i t t l e Rock . Southern Med i a to r SOUTHERN PRODUCT I ONS See a l so US-Pa rks Se rv i c e , Na t i onal SOUTHLAND RAC I NG CORP S tockho l der a l l eges I n s u i t that p l an for s tock reva l uat i on t s a t tempt to defraud m l no r l ty s tock hol ders Myl5 , 7C : 7 Su l t fa f l s to b l ock reva l u i n g o f s tock My2 3 , 8A : J SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO Decade of 1 9 70s was one o f g rowth Ja20 , 1 1 G : t Off i c i a l o f f i rm says ea rn i ngs be l ow average F1 1 , 7A : l See a l so Ark-Pub I i c Serv i ce Comn Energy and Powe r Publ i c U t i l i t i es Taxa t i on - Rea l Esta te and Other P roperty Tel ephones Vol unteers ( I n Cormiun l ty Servi ce) SOUTHWESTERN ELECTR I C POWER CORP See a l so A i r Po l l ut i on 259 SOYBEANS 1 980 STANC I L , B I LL exemp t i n g St Franc i s Levee D i s t d i • rectors from fi l i ng code o f eth i cs forms Ja26, 1 A :4 ST FRANC I S NATI ONAL FOREST See a l so Parks (gen) --St Franc i s ST FRANC I S R I VER Army Eng i neers say they cannot j us t i fy navi gation project p roposa l N20 , 8A : 4 ST FRANC I S SUNKEN LANDS W I LDL I FE MANAGEMENT AREA See a l so Wi l d l i fe Sanctua ries ST JOSEPH ' S MERCY HOSP I TAL (HOT S P R I NGS) Hea r i n g he l d on d i spute be tween S t Joseph ' s and Ouach i ta Memo r i a l Hosp ove r p l an to add beds Ag5 , 4A : 4 Hos p ita l fa l 1 s to get approval for expans ion Ag27 , 9A : l ST MARY 1 S ACADEMY ( L I TTLE ROCK) See Mount St Ma ry 1 s Academy ST PATR I CK ' S DAY Town o f S i dney has ce l e b rated hol t day w i th annual pa rade for 1 8 y rs M rl 4 , 1 B : l ST V I NCENT I NF I RMARY (L I TTLE ROCK) See a l so Fi res-L i t t l e Rock STAQ IUMS leg i s l a t i ve panel suggests g i v i ng Wa r Memo r i a l Stad i um to the Un l vers t ty of Ark, wh i ch cou l d pursue ex pans i on p l ans Ja4 , 3C : 3 Leg i s l a t i ve panel de l ays s t udy o f s tad i um pl ans unt i I feas i b f l t ty s tudy is comp l eted Ja8 , 2C : 2 Cost o f expans i on o f War Heroo r i a l put at $ 1 0 m i l 1 i on Ap27, l OA : l Ed i to r i a l s on p roposed s tad i um expans ion Myl l , 3E : 5 Frank B roy l es favors add i n g deck a t War Memo r i a l My22 , 4C : 3 STAGECOACHE S , BUGG I ES AND CARR I AGES Art i c l e on horse-drawn ca r r i a ges restored by Jerry Ri de r 021 , 1 B : 2 STALEY ( A . E . ) MANUFACTU R I NG CO G ra i n f i rm may bui l d $250 mi l l ion p l ant at Wes t Memph i s Myl , 5 C : 6 STAMPS Art i c l e on exten s i ve col l ec t i on of revenue s tamps owned by Hermann I ves te r N 7, 1 B : 1 STANC I L , B I LL Art i c l e revi ews career of B i l l Stanc i l i n Leg i s l ature Je1 5 , 1 E : l SOYBEANS Ta iwan de l egation buys $ 30 m i l l ion in Ark soybeans Ap5 , 4A : I SPADRA CREEK See a l so R i vers SPECTERS See Appa r i t ions SPEECH Research by D r Ba rbara Bennett Shadden , a Un i vers i ty of Ark speech patho l o g i s t , w i l 1 a i d o l de r persons w i th speech, l anguage o r hea r i ng d i s o rders 0 1 7 , 88 : 1 See a l so Toa s tmasters , I n te rna t i onal SPEED L I M I TS AND SPE E D I NG See Roads and Traff l c SP I LKA , LOU I S R . See a l so Ark-Local Govt--Contracts S P I NAL CORD S p i na l Cord Co111n i ss ion cuts off fund i ng o f l ong-term care fo r i m mobl I i zed persons O l , 8A : 3 SP I RE S , JAMES W I LL I AM See a l so · Laborers Un i on o f North Ame r i ca SPOCK, BENJAM I N Gui l ty p l ea to be entered on cha rge of blocking entrance to Pentagon My2 3 , 4A : 5 D r Speck p l eads gu i l ty , I s f i ned $25 Je 1 1 , 1 1 A : l SPORTS See Ath l e t i cs and Sports SPR I NG R I VE R L l t t l e Rock Chapter of S i e rra C l ub f l oa t r i ve r to p i ck up l i tte r l e ft by canoe i s t 08, 1 8 : 2 S P R I NGDALE See a l so Ark-Loca l Govt--Con t racts Educa t i on-Spri ngda l e Kawneer Co , I nc Tyson Foods ST E DWARD MERCY HOSP I TAL ( FORT SM I TH ) S i s te r Sebas t i an Hackey has been a pa rt of serv i ce of hosp s i nce 1 929 Mrl 2 , 3B : 3 S T FRANC I S COUNTY Gene ra l el ec t ion returns N6 , 5A : 1 ST FRANC I S LEVEE D I STR I CT Gov B i i l C l i n ton s i gns l eg l s 260 STAR C I TV . .. 1 980 STUTTE R I NG STEVENSON, WEL L I NGTON See a l so M i ssou r i and North Ark Ra l l road STI NNETT, ALFRED P . See a l so Ouach i ta Co unty STOCKS ANO BONDS A rt i c l e d i scusses secu r i ti�s scams i n Ark and the rel uctance of v i c t i ms to f i l e cha rges Ap 1 5 , 6 B : l Al bert Garner charged in Ash l ey County w i th sel l i ng unreg i s tered secu r i t i es ; case i n vo l ved bonds of G race M i s s i ona ry Bapt Church a t Crosse t t Ap26 , 9A : I See a l so Cha l l enge , I nc STOKES I CARL J . Dowe r r i ghts for Mrs S tokes uphe l d by Arkansas Supreme Court D9 , 5A : l STONE COUNTY See a I so Mea dowc reek P roJee t STORM CREEK LAKE See Parks (gen) - - S to rm C reek STORMS See Tornadoes STORY-TELL I NG L i bra r i an Al l ee Shands , of L i t t l e Rock , p romotes s to ry- tel 1 i ng to adul ts Je5 , 1 0 : 4 STRATE G I C ARMS L I M I TAT I ON TREATY (SALT) See Arms Control STRAUS S , LEVI AND CO State charges p r i ce-f i x i ng i n sa l e o f jeans My 3 , 6 B : l STRESS (PHYS I OLOGY) Psycho l og i s t D . Kenneth Counts teaches pa t i en ts how to cope wi th s t ress 0 1 , 1 B : 5 The rapist Steve Munson prac t i ces hands-on -a pproach I n hel p i n g ease body s t ress after t rau ma t i c expe r i ences N27, 8B : 1 STR I KES See Labor- S t r i kes STROUD , JOHN F . JR See a l so Courts (Ark) -Supreme C t STURG I S . B I LL Arkadel ph i a l umberman dona tes $ 1 0 , 000 to Sma l l G roup Wo rk The rapy , I nc , wh i ch he l ps menta l l y i l l persons F7, 5A: 1 STUTTE R I NG Art i c l e on Schwa rtz method used to con t rol s tutte r i ng My7, 1 B : 1 STAR C I TY See a l so Nat iona l W i re Fab r i c Corp Pol l ce-Star C i ty STARR, JOHN R . See a l so News STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOC I AT I ON , ARK See Ark-Government Empl oyees · (gen) Ark-Government Empl oyees - -Wages Ark-Pub l i c Se rv i ce Conun STEAL I NG See Rabbe r i es STE E L E , MAR I E Art i c l e on l on g nurs i ng career of Ma r i e Stee l e of L i t t l e Rock Mr1 9 , 18:2 STEELWO RKERS O F AME R I CA . UN I TE D F i ve women w l n s u i t a t Hot Springs charg i n g harassment by un ion members My22, 1 2 C : 3 STEEN (WI L L I AM CAPP) FAM I LY Sea rcy County faml 1 y has kept a ba l e of cotton 52. years F J 3 , 4 B : 4 STEENBURG E N , MARY See a l so Actors and Ac t resses STEPHENS, ALBERT Board d i rector of S tephens Inc d i es Mr2 , 22A : 8 STEPHENS, DAN See a l so Courts (Ark ) -Chancery Cts-- D i s t 20 STEPHENS , 1 NC Former emp l oyee fl l es race and sex b i as s u i t aga i ns t f i rm Hr26 , 3A : 1 See a l so Stephen s , Al bert Te l ev i s i on-Ca b l e TV-- U t t l e Rock STEPHE N S , JACKSON T . Cha i rma n o f Bd o f Stephens , I nc , to rece t ve Ho ra t i o Al ger award Ap2 1 6C : 7 See a l so A rk-E 1 ec t i ons--Congress (Sen) F I nanc I a 1 Gene ra 1 Banks ha res STEPHENS , KEN See a 1 so Footba 1 1 -Co 1 1 eges- Un i vers 1 ty of Cen t ra l Ark STEPHENS , W I LTON R . ( W I TT) See a l so A rkansas Lo u i s i ana Gas Co STEPHENSON, B I LLY GENE See a l so Murders - - Jones , Leonard 261 STUTTGART 1 980 STUTTGART Shots , vanda l i sm a t Stuttgart l ea d to move for curfew Mr2 , 1 A : 2 C i ty Counc i 1 del ays act ion on curfew Mr4 , 8A : 8 Bul l e t h i ts bank wi ndow wh i l e customers a re I ns i de ; i nc i den t may be I i nked to recent vanda 1 i sm H r5 , BA: 5 Res i dents. reject curfew M rl I , I OA.: 1 See a l so Ark-Loca l Govt--Con tracts SU I TS AND CLA I MS AGA l NST GOVERNMENT See Ark-Su i ts and C l a i ms US-Sui ts and C l a i ms SULL I VAN, HAYS See a l so Cache Ri ve r SULL I VAN, LENCOLA See a l so Beauty Contes ts --M l ss Ame r i ca Beauty Contes ts--M l ss Arkansas SUMMONS S E RV I CE See Courts SUN DAY , ARKANSAS See Energy and Powe r SUNBELT E LEVATOR AND EXPORT CO P roposed Sunbe l t E l evator and Ex port Co woul d he l p g ra i n farmers F28, 6C : 6 SUNDAY OBSERVANCE B l ue . l aw cha rges aga i n s t Hag l e Ha rt a t Conway w i l l not be prosecuted Ja l , 5A : 4 I n te rest i n B l ue Law re v i ved a t Heber Spri ngs Hr2 3 , 1 4A : 1 Hag i e Hart manager a t Heber S p r i ngs faces a r rest Hr25 ,4C : 6 E i gh t c l erks a rrested at L i t t l e Rock for . Sunday sa l e s Je3 , 9A : 6 Hag l e Hart manager a t Heber S p r i ngs f i ned $ 1 00 . 00 Je 1 9 , 3A : 6 Empl oyees a t 2 L i tt l e Rock s to res cha rged w i th v io l a t ion of b l ue l aws 028 , 8 A : 6 Three Conway merchants get b l u.e l aw c i ta t i ons D1 8 , 7A : l Record shop f i l es s u i t aga i n s t North L i tt l e Rock , chal l enges state ' s b l ue l aw D1 9 , 8A : I Conway ed i to r commen ts on b l ue l aw D28 , 3 E : 6 See a l so L i quo r SUNSET LAWS AND LEG I SLAT I O N Arkansas · sunset l aw I s l a rge l y a fa i l u re H r9 , 1 E : 8 Arkansas sunset l aws have added to cos t of govt , had very 1 I t t l e effect Ag29 ;24A: 1 SYPH I L I S See a l so . Ark-Parks and Tou r t sm Dept--Grea t R i ve r Rd D i v A rk-Museum and Cul tura l . Conm Ark-Sc i ence and Techno l ogy Coun c i l Ark-War Deco ration Comn SUPERSPEECH See Deafness and Dea f Mutes SUPREME COURT (US) See Courts (US) -Supreme C t SURGERY AND SURGEONS Dr D. Bud D i ckson of L i t t l e P.ock I s expert on use of a rthroscope I n surgery on joi nts Je8 , 1 F : 4 See a l so F l uosol SUTTON , E DD I E See a l so Basketba l l -Col l ege--Un l vers l ty o f A r k ( Fayettevi l l e ) Te l ev i s ion-Cab l e TV--L t tt l e Rock SWARE K, TOMMY See a l so US-Sma l l Bus i ness Adm SURV I VAL Gazette repo rter v i s 1,ts farm whe re surv i va l t s ts 1 I ve ; l n te.rv l ew revea l s deta i l s o f p l ans of g roup Je l 0 , 1 A : 4 Kurt Saxon o f Harr i son tel l s na tl TV auGtence about concerns o f survi va1 1 s ts Jy29,4A : 3 Art i c l e on "Surv i vor" publ I she r Kurt Saxton , of Harri son Ag l 7, 5A : l SW I HH I NG Arti c l e on Hel l famt l y of swi mmers Hr21 , I B : 1 SW I NDLE R, JOHN E DWARD See a l so Murders--Basnet SWI NDL I NG See Frauds and Swi n d l i ng SW I TZER, BARRY See a l so Ath l et i cs-Ha l l s o f Fame SWORDS Bentonvi l l e l awye r Pau l Davi dson has f i ne col l ec t i on o f Japanese swords F28 , 1 B : 2 SYLVAN H I LLS COMMUN I TY CHURCH . Church ma rks 30-yr te rm o f Rev W . A . B l ount a s pasto r ; h i s to ry of ch reve i wed Jy5 , 6A : 3 SYLV I A LAKE See Lakes-Sy l v i a SYPH I L I S See Venereal D i seases 262 SYSTEM FUEL S , I NC 1 980 SYSTEM FUELS , I NC See a l so Coa l TAXAT I O N -Real Es tate l oss of $ 1 . 4 mi l l i on , s tudy shows Ja9 , 3A : 2 Revenue Comr W i l l i am D . Gaddy s t i l l unab l e to. es t i mate reve nue l oss f rom consQ l i dated returns Jal 0 , BA : 7 Gazette ed on tax m i s ca l c u l a t ion Ja t o , 1 8A : I Gov Cl i n ton undec i ded on t ry to repea l conso l i dated I ncome tax l aw Ja t l ,4A: I A rkade l ph i a paper ca l l s conso l i dated I ncome tax returns a s�ee thart a r rangemen t that bene f i ts b i g bus i ness Ja20 , 3E : 5 Gov B i l l C l i n ton to seek $ 6 , 000 f l oo r fo r f i l i n g s tate i ncome tax returns Je20 , 7A : 5 F i g u res show $ 3 mi l l ion I n revenues l os t as re su i t of l aw a l l ow i ng corpora t i ons to conso I i date subs I d i a ry corpora t ions to consol i da te subs i d i a ry compan l e s ' i n come and l osses ; Gov B l 1 1 C l i nton comforta b l e w i t h l aw now Jy 1 7 , 8A : l B i l l f i l ed i n Leg l s woul d ra i se I n come l evel fo r exemp t i ons f rom s tate i ncome tax D l 6 , 3A : 5 See a l so Texa rkana Rea l Estate and Other P rope rty. State Publ l e Serv i ce Convn i ssues o rder reduc i n g assessment of p.roperty of -Southwestern Be l t Tel ephone Co i n s tate Ja3 , 6A : l Arkansas F ree Enter· p r i se Assn favors p l ac i n g p roposed con s t i tut i onal amdt on th l s yea r ' s gene ral e l ec t i on ba l l ot to rev l se p roperty tax assessment system Ja 3 , 6A : 5 Assessments i n a l l coun t i es h i gh enough fo r s ta te a i d ; ra t i o l i s ted fo r each co Ja6 , 3A : l leg i s l a ture beg i ns work on p roposed . con s t i tut iona l amdt on taxes Ja8., 1 A : 2 PSC reduces assessments o f Ame r i can Te l ephone and Tel eg raph Co and Un i ted . Te l ephone Ja8 , 9A : 2 Leg i s l a ture gets 1 2 amdts to p ! an on p roperty tax Ja9 , 1 A : 2 Wh i te County g roup may l ead d r i ve to l i m i t property taxes Ja9 , 1 2A : 6 Gene ral Assemb l y n.e ars con sensus on p roperty tax ; p roposa l sum ma r l ·zed Jal O , 1 A : 2 Gov Cl f n ton has doubts about p l an to de l ay col l ect ions unt i l al l coun t i es are reas sessed Ja 1 1 , 1 A : 4 Publ i c Serv i ce Comm cuts $�6 m i l l i on f rom SW Bel l • s 1 9 79 assessment Ja1 1 , 1 A : 4 Tax- l i m i t pl an - T TABLE ROCK LAKE See Parks (gen ) --Ta b l e Rock TA I WAN See · a l so Exports TANTR I F I C SUN, I NC Searcy-based fi rm f i l es fo r bank ruptcy Je7, 6B : 4 TATOM, SAM See a l so Ark-C r i me Comm A rk-Pub l i c S a fety Dept M i s s i l es TATTOO I N G Tattoo shop a t L l t t l e Rock c l osed by Hea l th Dep t ; q ues t i on of hea l th hazards ra i sed Je 1 0 , I B : 4 Operators o f tatoo pa r l o r present p roposed regul a t Ions to s ta te Boa rd of Hea 1 th Je20 , 5A : 6 TATUM, B I LL I E JOE W l l d food feast p repa red by Mr Tatum fo r g roup h i k i ng across the country Dt 3, 7A : 5 TAXAT I ON Arkansas taxpayers sent nea r l y $ ) . 5 b i l l i on to Was h i ng ton I n federal taxe s , but ranks 2nd l owes t I n per cap i ta fede ral tax paymen ts H r2 0 , 4A : 5 Senators Da l e Bumpers and Davi d Pryor oppose a c ross- the-board tax cuts ; favor tax cred i ts to offset Soc i a l Secu r i ty · i nc reases Jy3 , 5A : 4 See a l so A l cohol as Fuel Med i c i ne-Ambu l ance and Othe r Eme rgency Servi ces P r i sons -C l ark County Ja i l Pul a s k i County Sa l i ne County . I ncome Tax. Report shows loss to s ta te froii\Conso l l dated I ncome tax i s l ess than expected ; Gov C l i n ton may d rop reques t fo r l aw repea l Ja B , I A : 2 Conso l i da ted I ncome tax l aw caused . . 263 TAXAT I ON -Rea l E s tate . .- 1 980 TAXAT I O N -Real Es tate and commun i ty col t d l s t s } to reduce rates after reappra i sa l ; Gov may veto meas u re Ja25 , 1 A : 2 P roposa l fo r 1 980 e l ect i on a t t racts l i mi ted support Ja25 , 8 : A1 Gazette sees defeat of b i l l for m i l l age rol l back as a t tempt by Leg i s to keep voters so sca red they wi 1 1 vote for cons t i t u t l onal amd t ; rol l back b i l l would have g i ven no spec i a l favors to anyone Ja2 6 , 1 6A : l New l aws u i ts expected over tax I ssues ; some new acts of Leg i s may · be cha l l enged Ja27 , 9A : 4 Gov C l i n ton s i gns b f 1 1 to t ra i n and ce rt i fy ap p ra i se rs fo r s tatewi de rea l p roperty reassessment Ja 31 , 9A : 2 Put a s k i County P roperty Owners Assn pl ans to wri te a p roposed cons t i t u t i ona l amdt as a l terna t i ve to p roposa l by Leg i s l a ture Ja31 , 5C : l Gazette urges Gov C l i n ton to veto HB2 wh l ch was s t r i pped of I ts p rov l s ions fo r tax ro l l back F l , 1 6A : l Gov C l i n ton wan t s cons t i tut iona l conv to come u p wi t h s i mp l e tax p roposa l F 3 , 4A : l Gazette wan ts spec i a l Leg i s l a t i ve ses s ion to work out p rob l ems F 3 , 2 E : l Gov C l l�ton s i gns b i l l to a l low spec i a l e l ect i on to reduce tax rate fo l l ow i ng reappra i sa l F S , li A : l James Ma rt i n o f Searcy , says h i s -g roup hopes to p re sen t a · p roposed con s t i tut i ona l amdt to l i m i t property taxes F 7 , 5A : l Gov C l i n ton s i gns b i l l to de l ay s ta rt of s ta tew i de reappra i sa l , vetoes b i l l tha t woul d have delayed co l l ec t i on of taxes based on reappra i s a l un t i l a l l coun t i es a re . checked F7, 1 0A : 5 Ga zette commen ts on acts passed by spec i a l ses s i on of Leg i s F9 , 1 2A : l Gazette d i scusses effects shou l d a P ropos i t ion 1 3-type p roposa l s ucceed i n A rk F 1 2 , BA: 1 Gov B 1 1 1 C 1 I n ton vetoes HB2 because I t wau l d have ex p f red before I ts effects were fe l t F 1 3 , 1 0A : 5 School s to lose funds be cause of recen t change ln method o f ass·ess l ng ra i l road a n d publ i c u t i l i ty property Fl 4 , 1 A : 2 P roperty tax b i l l h i ts record l evel for P u l a s k i County Fl 7 , 1 7A : l Art i c l e on James Ma rt i n , l eader of tax revo l t I n Wh i te County F20 , 1 B : 6 Coa l i t i on of u t i l i t i es , . ga i n s s upport at Searcy mee t i n g Ja l l . I OA : 4 Gov C l i n ton s tu d i es p l an to i nc l ude personal p roperty I n amdt Ja l 2 �3A : 6 Gazette ed i to r i a l d i s cusses prob l em of w r i t i ng sa t i s factory amdt Ja 1 2 , 1 4A : 1 E d i to r i a l rev i ews p rob l em o f l ow assessments and proposed sol u t ions Ja 1 3 , 3E : 4 Gov C l i n ton p roposes 1 -y r f reeze on p roperty tax Ja 1 4 , 3A : 3 House sharp l y devt ded over p l an to l i mi t tax i n c reases Ja l 5 , 4A : 3 Senate app roves p roposed amdt backed by Gov C l i n ton Ja 1 5 , 1 A : 2 . House changes amdt to re q u i re the va l ue of most types of l and " be based on i ts use I ns tead of i ts market va l ue Ja ) 6 , 1 A : 5 Senate delays f i na l act ion on tax amdt to cons i de r c l ause added b y John M . L i p ton I n the House to tax a l l res i den t l a l and comme rc i a l l an d to be val ued on the bas t s of I ts use Ja l 7 , 1 A : 3 Major prov I s ions of amdt that Sen wi 1 1 con s i de r Ja 1 7 , 6A : l Leg i s l a ture com p l e tes ac t i on on amd t ; b i l l app roved to de l ay co l l ec t i on o f taxes unt i l a l 1 coun t i es a re reappra i sed Ja 1 8 , 1 A : 2 House votes b i l l to a l low county assessors to h i re ext ra em p l oyees to appra i se p rope rty; wt 1 1 cut cos ts , a s s u re t ra i n i ng Ja l 9 , 1 A : 5 S tate Sen passes b i l l requ i r i n g l oca l tax i n g un i ts to reduce m i l l age i f reassessment b r i ngs more than a 1 0 pct i ncrease Ja22 , 1 A : 2 N i ne coun t i es rea ppra i sed I n 1 9 79 l ose b i d to del ay use o f h i ghe r va l ua t ions un t i l a l t coun t f es · a re reappra i sed under ct order Ja22 ,8C : 3 House votes to delay reappra i sa l for a yea r , comp l ete ef fo rt i n 3 y rs Ja2 3 ,4A : l Art i c l e ex p l a i ns method used for determ i n i ng taxes Ja2 3 , 5A : l House passes b i l l requ i r i ng tax reduc t i on a fte r s ta te wi de reappra f s a l Ja24 , 4A : l Senate app roves b 1 1 1 to de I ay s ta te reap pra I sa I one y r Ja24 , 4A : 7 · Arkansas appra i sa l sys tem s i mp l e , but as sessors and p roperty owners hel ped put I t I n a mess Ja24 , l OA : l Senate approves HB2 , wh i ch forces l oca l tax i n g un i ts (schoo l , . c i ty , county 264 '· TAXAT I ON -Real E s ta te 1 980 t i mber compan ies and farmers wi l t seek support of new amd t on p roperty taxes (SJR I ) F2 l , 8A : l Gov C l f n ton says amdt p roposed by Leg i s I n comb i na t ion wi th PSC rul i ng tha t u t i l i t i es a re overtaxed woul d res u l t I n lowe r i n g taxes o f u t i l i t i es ; school fl nances woul d suffer F2 3 , 1 A : 2 Coun t i es can assess publ i c ut i l i t i es wh t l e under con s t ruct ion , PSC. chrnn Nathan M . Norton says F2 7 , 4A : 7 P i ne Bl uff Collllle rc l a l connents on p roperty tax lobby now form i ng M r2 , 3E : 5 D l s parl ty between rotor veh i c l es as sessed and number l i censed Is ex p l a i ned M r8 , 5A : l Fo rmer s tate Sena tor P.obert Ha rvey to d i rect push fo r amdt on taxes H r1 4 , 4 A : 4 P roposal to phase I n o l d and new assessed va l u a t i on on prope rty over seve ral years t s not workab l e , panel tol d Mr1 6 , l OA : J Tex ts o f cons t i tut ional amdt p roposed by the Leg 1 s and the section I n p roposed new cha r ter on p roperty taxes Mr1 9 , 23A : l Pet i t i on d r i ve p J anned to p 1 ace p roposed · 1 1 ml t on p roperty taxes on genera l e l ect ion ba t lot tfr24 , 3A : 7 Gazette ana l yzes resul ts shoul d pe ti t ion d r i ve for l i d on taxes succeed Mr31 , 8A : l Gov B I J I C l i n ton to a s k spec i a l ses s i on of Leg l s to restore ut i l i ty and c a r r i e r tax assessments Ap5 , 1 A : 4 Supporters exp 1 a t n the I r p roposa t to 1 t m I t p roperty tax to one ha l f percent of ma rket val ue Ap l 0 , 4A : 1 Ac t i on on u t i l i ty taxa t ion meas u res del ayed; Southwestern Be 1 1 suggests measure that wou l d avo i d s teep I ncrease Ap1 6 , 1 A : 3 Legi s l a tu re ha l ts u t i l i ty tax cut , re i ns t i tutes assessment methods Ap1 8 , 3A : 6 Ra i l roads to pay on l y part o f tax, c i te the i r assessment at 20 pct of ma rket val ue wh i l e other p roperty assessed at 7 . 1 pct across state ; ra i 1 roads to go to fede ra1 ct to sett l e I s sue Apl 9 , 1 A : 7 Pulaski County Co l l ecto r Roy O . Ke i th wi l l refuse payments o f J ess than 25 pct Ap22 , 1 A : 2 N i ne ra i l roads f i l e s u i t cha l l en g i ng way Ark assesses them Ap22 , 3A : 5 Supporters of the TAXAT I ON -Real Estate Leg l s l a t u re • s p roposed amdt w i l l c i ruc l a te pet i t ions to a s s u re ba l l ot spot In Novembe r even I f courts de c l a re extended sess ion I n January I 1 l ega l Ap24 , 1 A : 2 Gazette comments on move by ra i l roa ds to l owe r the i r taxes Ap24 , 1 6A : 1 Tax- l i m l t sup po rters d i ffer on po i n ts Ap27 , 7A : l E d i to rs conwnen t on ra i l roa ds a

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