CPA outlines Tax Reform Act of 1976 at Kiwanis meeting
Richard McDowell of Whitten and McDowell spoke at the Town and Country restaurant on the Tax Reform Act of 1976. He noted the act mainly affects future years and clarified general provisions and reporting forms. Guests included Scott Roland and Wayne East.
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Ark promoter rails against Arkansas image as wrong stereotype
Frank White head of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission travels the world to promote Arkansas while arguing the state's image as backward and racist harms business. He cites Central High 1957 crisis and national media, notes 136 of Fortune top 300 operate in Arkansas, and highlights growth in education and industry.
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Pryor Plan Aims to Shift 68 Million in School Aid
Governor David Pryor proposes redistributing about 68 million dollars in 1977 state public school aid. The plan is expected to favor urban districts while reducing allocations for some rural and other districts.
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