Arkansas Power & Light Plan Promotes Home Insulation
AP&L and Worthen Bank announce a financing plan to fund insulation improvements for 350 banks and 450 contractors serving 385000 homes across 38 counties. Loans at about 9 percent, repaid via combined electric and loan payments, with Worthen as central servicer and a kickoff after July 1.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Worthen Bank and Trust Co
Ap&l
Worthen
Edward M. Penick
Howard
Johnson
van Buren
Washington
Benton
Madison
Little River
Crawford
Franklin
Sebastian
Miller
Sevier
Polk
Greene
Clay
Randolph
Arch Pettit
Penick
Mac Woodward
State Energy Conservation and Policy Office
Pettit
University of Arkansas-Little Rock
Woodward
IRS says Agnew owes back taxes after 1973 return
The IRS claims Spiro T. Agnew underreported about $27,000 of 1973 income, with $13,966 in back taxes and penalties. Agnew’s lawyer calls the scrutiny harassment as Agnew seeks Tax Court review. no new criminal charges are involved.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Agnew
United States
Myron J. Mintz
U.S
General Services Administration
Mintz
Kenwood
Joseph Rash
Food Fair, Inc
Guardianship Battle Faces Arkansas Supreme Court Hearing
The Arkansas Supreme Court will hear a motion to stay Crawford Probate Court guardianship actions over four young adults linked to the Susan Alamo Christian Foundation. Attorneys for the four seek records access and an appeal, amid sealed ward and guardian names and a temporary guardianship by the Crawford County judge. The foundation has a related suit accusing local ordinances of infringing religious freedom and cites a Dyer church, a noise ban, and a funded “Save Our Children” trust.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Crawford
Susan Alamo Christian Foundation
Sam Sexton
Fort Smith
van Taylor
Dardanelle
Sexton
Taylor
Craw
Ford
Crawford County
Bill Cromwell
Save Our Children
The
Alamo Foundation
Crawford Chancery Court
Dyer City
Foundation
Dyer
Alexander divorce finalized by Arkansas chancery court
Chancery Judge Richard B. McCulloch in Forrest City signed a decree completing the divorce of Rep. Bill Alexander and his wife Gwendolyn Haven Alexander after 19 years of marriage. The announcement confirms the end of their marriage as of Thursday.
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Forrest City
Ark
Richard B. McCulloch
Bill
Labor chief eyes warning plan for farm machinery
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall signals support for a federally subsidized warning program with universities to alert before introducing harvesting machines that could displace farm workers. He plans to consult USDA on a mechanism to require early notice for government-funded farm tech.
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Washington
Labor
Ray Marshall
Agriculture Department
Rural America, Inc
California
Labor Department
Department of Agriculture
Marshall
America
USDA
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