Court Docket Summary of State and City Cases
A court docket lists numerous cases with fines and bonds covering driving while intoxicated, speeding, failure to display numbers, no ATC authority, and other violations. It includes Jerome F Malina, James Nuttall, Joe Ward, World Growers Alliance, and many others with specific fines, bonds, and jail days. The Jewish calendar dates from 3761 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome F. Malina
James W Nuttall
James Ross
Elmer C. Guinn
Elenzis Payne
Billy J. Allison
Donald Anderson
Annette L. Butler
Susan Bush
Richard H Kleypas
Bobby L. Reynolds
Ronnie L. Brannen
Robert K. Bane
Marion J. Riddle
Otis E. Chism
Jerald R. McMillan
Dan Moody Stuard Andrew Cooper, III
Y.M. Downen
Kenneth R. Hannah
W.E. Hillis
Jay A. Norton
Janet
Joe E. Ward
Steickland Transports
Thomas L. Parker
Thomas H. Poindexter
Joey D. Ivy
Jerry A. Williams
Johnny Phillips
Dailey Express, Inc
W.D. Boyett
World Growers Alliance, Inc
Weight Wast Paper Co
George Kuazer
Edward Revels
ATC Authority
Nightingale
Carlton H. Helmick
Henry Stuart
Bookie Booker
Henry Chappel
Howard Henry
Willie Joe Gamble
Charles Johnson
Ronald H. McDonald
Willie T. Harris
Eric D. Pennington
Climet
A. Martin, Jr
Fred D. Bush
J.W. Scott
Autrey Foster
Ellen C. Beasley
J.W. Scott, Jr
Alonzo Nelson
Red River Council
Ricky D. Aaron
Russell W. Barham
Bevis L Edmonds, Jr
John H. Monk
Carol Anderson
Glen Ammons
Clarence Sparks
Alonzo A. Roy
Michael W. Johnson
Clement Martin
Cleveland Pace
Loretta J. Bartlett
Cleveland Page
Dennis W. Bass
Cheryle R. Askew
M. Harris
Skelton Confesses Tax Return Mistakes In Arkansas
Walter Skelton, head of Arkansas Revenue Department since 1972, admits filing a joint return by mistake then correcting to indicate separate filings. An audit cut his refund by about $100 after his annual review of all administrator returns. Fortney and staff highlighted the error and the wrong tax table used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Walter Skelton
Skelton
Martha
Bob Fortney
Fortney
Carter asked to use federal funds for insulation in poor homes
In Little Rock, Attorney General Bill Clinton urged President Carter to employ federal funds and create jobs to insulate residences of poor and low income citizens. The move aims to cut unemployment, conserve energy, and stabilize or reduce utility costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Little Rock
Carter
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Housing Development Corp
Demonstration at Capitol seeks import limits on clothing
About 150 people gathered at the state Capitol as part of a national push to curb textile imports. Arkansas ILGWU members joined labor leaders including J. Bill Becker and Art Martin, citing layoffs and overseas competition as reasons for urging the Carter administration to limit imports of shoes and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Capitol
Carter
Arkansas District Council
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Arkansas Afl-Cio
J. Bill Becker
Art Martin
Forrest City
Lepanto
Batesville
West Helena
Piggott
Beebe
Walnut Ridge
ILGWU
Arkansas
Kellwood Corp
Martin
United States
Becker
U.S
America
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