Cockrill Seeks Lt Gov Nomination in GOP
Sterling Cockrill Jr. of Little Rock, a recent defector from the Democratic Party, announces he will seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He will run independently of Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and hopes both earn GOP slots in November. He criticizes the “Old Guard” and cites linking legislative and executive branches if nominated.
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House seeks 8 percent pay raise for federal workers
The House plans an 8 percent retroactive pay increase to April 16 with a July 1 fiscal year start cost estimated at 538 million dollars. The bill expands postal service powers, creates an independent USPS, and allows up to 10 billion for modernization while keeping government worker union provisions and a 30 day employer join rule.
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Court upholds tax bond limits and wills case in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the validity of bonds tied to documentary stamp taxes ruling they constitute state revenue. Justice Byrd warned against delegating bond authority to agencies and warned future tax policies could erode funding. The ruling also affirmed a Polk County probate decision allocating Mrs. Gordon's estate to Archie Cude’s children and noted local recognitions in poultry, livestock, and 4-H achievements.
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Supreme Court Proceedings From Faulkner Circuit
Supreme Court reviews multiple Arkansas cases affirming in part and reversing in part. Listed were Starkey Construction Inc v Elcon Inc and numerous v State of Arkansas and related probate cases from circuits including Johnson Sebastian Pope and Pulaski. Some writs denied and motions denied or granted on rehearing and mandate recalls.
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Starkey Construction Inc
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Ralph Stewart
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First National Bank, Adionr
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Northwestern National Casualty Co
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Pope
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Lloyd F. Pritchett
Virgil L. Farrel
Saline
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J. Fred Jones
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Fidelity & Casualty Co
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Marion L Crist & Associates, Inc
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Bob K. Scott
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Lester Bruce Crow
Cleburne Circuit
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Ida Hiler
Archie Cude
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Allied Telephone Co
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