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1. Long break vs. long session

Abstract: Will a long, hot summer mitigate a long, hot session in September? You have to wonder. Gov. Mike Huckabee has plenty of good reasons to hold the Legislature at bay until autumn, not the least of which involves a report by consultants about what would cons ...
Date: 06/01/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Perspective
Byline: Meredith Oakley

2. Governor answers questions of youths

Abstract: FAYETTEVILLE - More than 130 students from throughout Arkansas peppered Gov. Mike Huckabee with hard questions Saturday during a youth leadership seminar at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Taren Massey, from Greene County Tech High School near ...
Date: 06/01/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Northwest Arkansas
Byline: BY ERIC HAND ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

3. Long break vs. long session

4. Students get chance to question governor

Abstract: FAYETTEVILLE - More than 130 students from throughout Arkansas peppered Gov. Searcy ... taking a history class means the same thing," he said. "No child should be penalized just because of where he or she lives." Robyn Nelson, the organizer for the annual ...
Date: 06/01/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline: BY ERIC HAND ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

5. Huckabee appoints UCA vice president to top banking post

Abstract: Robert "Bunny" Adcock Jr. of Conway, a banker and University of Central Arkansas vice president, will succeed the late former Gov. Frank White as the state’s banking commissioner, Gov. Mike Huckabee said Friday. White died of a heart attack May 21. Appoin ...
Date: 05/31/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Business
Byline: BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

6. Attorney disputes LR man’s execution date

Abstract: An execution date of July 9 was set Thursday by Gov. Mike Huckabee for Riley Dobi Noel, who was sentenced to death in 1996 for the execution-style killings of three children in their home in southwest Little Rock. Whether it was valid for him to set a dat ...
Date: 05/31/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Northwest Arkansas
Byline: BY BILL SIMMONS ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

7. Adcock to helm state bank industry

Abstract: Robert "Bunny" Adcock Jr. of Conway, a banker and Uniin the Huckabee administration as president of the Arkansas Development Finance Authority in 1996-97. He is vice chairman of First State Bank of Conway, which he helped establish and which has operation ...
Date: 05/31/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Business
Byline: BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

8. Texas school suit gives lessons for funding dilemma, some say

Abstract: Educators in Arkansas said Friday that a court battle in Texas over that state’s attempts to provide students an adequate education are an example of what not to do in this state. The Texas Supreme Court has revived a challenge to a state law that require ...
Date: 05/31/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

9. Man’s execution date disputed by attorney

Abstract: An execution date of July 9 was set Thursday by Gov. Mike Huckabee for Riley Dobi Noel, who was sentenced to death in 1996 for the execution-style killings of three children in their home in southwest Little Rock. Whether it was valid for him to set a dat ...
Date: 05/31/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline: BY BILL SIMMONS ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

10. LETTERS

Abstract: Legislature finds its needs come first ...
Date: 05/30/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Northwest Arkansas
Byline:

11. Governor: Summer session is not likely

Abstract: Unless an emergency arises, he won’t call the 84 th General Assembly into special session this summer, Gov. Mike Huckabee said Thursday. The possibility of a June session had been discussed by legislators and others, possibly to take up tort reform legisl ...
Date: 05/30/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Front Section
Byline: BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

12. LETTERS

Abstract: Legislature finds its needs come first ...
Date: 05/30/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline:

13. Governor: Summer session unlikely

14. State GOP chief, Lincoln trade jabs

Abstract: State Republican Party Chairman Marty Ryall said Wednesday that Sen. Blanche Lincoln is "an obstructionist to President Bush’s effort to defeat terrorism." The Democratic senator’s spokesman said Ryall was avoiding "the constructive point Sen. Lincoln is ...
Date: 05/29/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Northwest Arkansas
Byline: BY BILL SIMMONS ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

15. Attorney general’s opinion OKs Steele’s job on King panel

Abstract: Tracy Steele’s dual roles as a state senator and executive director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Commission don’t conflict with the Arkansas Constitution, Attorney General Mike Beebe said Wednesday in an advisory opinion. In fact, Beebe said Steele’s dua ...
Date: 05/29/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Front Section
Byline: BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

16. LETTERS

Abstract: Remove the Medicare cap ...
Date: 05/29/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline:

17. State GOP chief calls Sen. Lincoln an ‘obstructionist’

Abstract: State Republican Party Chairman Marty Ryall said Wednesday that Sen. Blanche Lincoln is "an obstructionist to President Bush’s effort to defeat terrorism." The Democratic senator’s spokesman said Ryall was avoiding "the constructive point Sen. Lincoln is ...
Date: 05/29/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline: BY BILL SIMMONS ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

18. Attorney general OKs Steele’s King panel job

Abstract: Tracy Steele’s dual roles as a state senator and executive director of the Martin Luther King Jr. Commission don’t conflict with the Arkansas Constitution, Attorney General Mike Beebe said Wednesday in an advisory opinion. In fact, Beebe said Steele’s dua ...
Date: 05/29/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Arkansas
Byline: BY MICHAEL R. WICKLINE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

19. LETTERS

Abstract: Why not raise the drink tax? ...
Date: 05/28/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Northwest Arkansas
Byline:

20. Bush’s tax cut left poor high and dry, Lincoln says in defense of vote

Abstract: U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, DArk., up for re-election in a little more than 17 months, on Monday defended her vote against President Bush’s tax cut and criticized the Bush administration for not seeking more funds for homeland security. Lincoln said she vo ...
Date: 05/28/2003
Score: 0.77
Section/Page: Front Section
Byline: BY SETH BLOMELEY ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE

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