Independent agents push rules for company agency partnership
Frazier of Anderson-Frazier Insurance urges new ground rules to expand agent councils and a joint contract approach with companies. He says open dialogue, commission stability, and representation in coverage planning will improve service, profitability, and market responsiveness for insureds. Note: Frazier is president of Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency in Hope Arkansas.
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Frazier
Ace Agents of
America
Artnership
ITAA
TIAA
IIAA
IAA
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
West Second Street
Hope, Arkansas
Spokane
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Ron Nessen
Nessen
Arkansas writer Charlie May Simon author dies at 79
Arkansas author Charlie May Hogue Fletcher known for Charlie May Simon children books and biographies has died at age 79 in a Little Rock hospital. She was widow of Pulitzer Prize poet John Gould Fletcher and wrote works on Albert Schweitzer and Japan royalty.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Charlie May Simon
Charlie May Hogue Fletcher
John Gould Fletcher
Castro slams Carter Cuba diplomacy in interview
Juanita Castro called U S plans to reestablish ties with Cuba immoral and foul play in a Los Angeles Herald Examiner interview. She fled Cuba in 1964 and has led lectures and broadcasts opposing Communist leaders in the Western Hemisphere.
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Los Angeles
Juanita Castro
Carter
Cuba
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Miss Castro
Wester Hemisphere
Arkansas General Assembly enacts major health and education bills
LITTLE ROCK The 1954 session ran 68 days and considered 1594 bills and over 200 resolutions. The Senate acted on 663 bills while governors signed about six million dollars in state funds, funding a Southwest Arkansas Regional Health center, tax free student loan bonds, and raises for teachers. The speaker notes highway finance troubles and hints at possible special sessions.
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General Assembly
Little Rock
Arkansas General Assembly
Senate
House
Red River Bank Stabilization Commission
Blacks gain 1 percent in Arkansas state workforce
The Affirmative Action Section reports the share of black employees in 15 state departments rising from 12 percent in 1975 to 13 percent in 1976, with total workforce increasing from 13 106 to 13 531. High level jobs show 3 944 whites and 273 blacks. Dorchester urges more minority hiring and promotions.
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Little Rock
Governor’s Office
AAS
Harryette Dorchester
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