Arkansas Law School Aid and Cigarette Tax Battles
The Arkansas Senate defeated a bill to raise cigarette taxes to 44 cents per pack, while the House passed a school aid distribution plan and a companion measure for university funding. Debate included amendments exempting border purchases and ties to sales tax changes, with leaders weighing revenue and regional impact. A separate measure advanced to fund a university law school wing in Fayetteville, though partisan divides lingered.
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House
Senate
University of Arkansas Law School
Little Rock
Rep. N. B
Nap” Murphy
Hamburg
Walter Day
Blytheville
Arkansas
Day
Boyce Alford
Pine Bluff
State
Automobile Dealers Association
Bumpers
Murphy
Nick Wilson
Pocahontas
George Locke
Morriss Henry
Fayetteville
Locke
Northwest Arkansas
U of A Law School
Morrell Gathright
W. D. Moore Jr
el Dorado
General Assembly
Bill Urfer
Heber Springs
Urfer
Luke Jeter
Washington County
Welfare Department
Gene Rainwater
Fort Smith
Health Department
Othe
University of Arkansas
Rep
Cal Ledbetter
Rep. Ledbetter
Sweden
Hawaii
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Ediy May
Twyla Odom
Bonnie Singard
Marjorie Stone
Margaret Porter
Waunzelle Petre
Hope Area
Little House
Fair Park
the Unity Baptist Church
Cadette Troop 75
Rep. Spairs
Commission
Oscar Alagood
Alagood
Office of Public Protector
State Supreme Court
Arkansas Bar Association
Public Protector
America
S&s
Hope Village Shopping Center
National Bank OF Hope
FDIC