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NBC says it’s sticking with sinking XFL
NEW YORK (AP) – NBC insists it is sticking with the XFL despite a ratings free-fall in which the football league came uncomfortably close to a dubious milestone last week.
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Writer ‘translates’ for misunderstood Frank Thomas
Frank Thomas said he was misunderstood.
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Bus collision claims life
SEARCY (AP) – The driver of a pickup truck that collided with a school bus was killed, state police say.
The collision occurred in southeastern White County.
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Inmate disappears from unit
WRIGHTSVILLE (AP) – An inmate at the Wrightsville Unit of the state prison system apparently escaped, a state Correction Department spokeswoman said.
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Widow may get payment
LITTLE ROCK (AP) – A $306,350 payment by the state to the widow of a farmer killed by a prison escapee has been approved by the legislative budgeting panel.
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Pryor says records should be opened
JONESBORO (AP) – A university student’s discipline records should be open for public inspection, according to an opinion by Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor.
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State given additional time for ozone problem
LITTLE ROCK (AP) – A U.S.
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Arkansans positive about new president’s speech
LITTLE ROCK (AP) – President Bush’s speech to a joint session of Congress was appealing in its directness, Rep. Asa Hutchinson said.
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Group wants term limits left alone
LITTLE ROCK (AP) – The leader of a group that pushed for term limits nearly a decade ago was back at the Capitol on Tuesday, working to protect the measure approved by Arkansas voters.
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Greenspan delivers sober assessment on US economy
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, delivering a sober assessment of the U.S.
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Senate intelligence chief suggests shuffling spy catchers
WASHINGTON (AP) – Summoning the nation’s top intelligence and law enforcement officials to explain a grave spy scandal, the Senate Intelligence Committee chairman is suggesting that U.S.
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Clinton waives executive privilege
WASHINGTON (AP) – To convince Congress he has nothing to hide, former President Clinton says three of his closest ex-aides are free to tell a House committee whatever they wish about the clemencies
