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Committee
must not let Deltic dirty our water
Rep. Will Bond, the Jacksonville Democrat who is chairman of the
House Committee on City, County and Local Affairs, opens hearings
today on a brazen attempt by developers to muddy our drinking water
while they would build $1 million mansions in the Lake Maumelle
watershed.
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Developer
determined to win over legislature
If you walk into
a fancy restaurant in Little Rock, chances are youŐll see a bunch
of dark suits entertaining groups of legislators in light polyester
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Warren
Knight: Visionary who did a world of good
Publisher A gentle rain fell Sunday evening only hours after Warren
Knight passed away in his sleep at the age of 71 in his Cabot home.[FULL
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Our
sorry legislature
It is the nature of the Arkansas General Assembly, which does the
stateŐs business once every two years, that it will end in frenzy
and confusion, although ordinarily the lawmakers wrap it up not
with accusations but with congratulations, whether they are merited
or not. This time, the sense of failure and the scent of scandal
are everywhere palpable.
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Win Paul vs. Asa
BY ERNIE DUMAS
For the first time in 16 years, Arkansas seems guaranteed of a real
primary contest for governor in 2006 and, as it was in 1990, it
will be between Republicans. More than a year before the traditional
filing period, Lt. Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and Asa Hutchinson
announced that they would seek the Republican nomination.
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Glover
again comes to school's rescue
Tax-increment financing, which in the KingŐs English
means stealing from school children, looked like it was dead a few
weeks ago when Attorney General Mike Beebe spelled out clearly what
it meant.
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