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Nursing homes push ‘fix’
LITTLE ROCK (AP) – The nursing home industry says thousands of Arkansans or their families who pay their own way for nursing home care will eventually run out of money and have to turn to Medicaid.
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Edwards’Memors and Musings
A neat 250-page softbound book by Thomas A. Edwards of 5404 North Locust Street, North Little Rock, Ark. 72116 is well worth whatever effort it takes to beg, borrow or steal a copy.
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Abortion politics, by the numbers, in committee
The order of the day in 272 was 1074.
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Edwards’Memors and Musings
A neat 250-page softbound book by Thomas A. Edwards of 5404 North Locust Street, North Little Rock, Ark. 72116 is well worth whatever effort it takes to beg, borrow or steal a copy.
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Abortion politics, by the numbers, in committee
The order of the day in 272 was 1074.
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’51: Snow closes roads south of town
91 YEARS AGO
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Bush opening shocks Dems
WASHINGTON (AP) – Arizona state lawmaker Chris Cummiskey was surprised at the speed with which President Bush brought up issues like abortion and school vouchers after his inaugural message on heal
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‘Snake-bitten’ lieutenant colonel finally shook off ‘shakes’
In the military, we say that one is “snake bitten” if he/she seems to be in constant jeopardy, experiencing one near disaster after another. I knew two that definitely fit the category.
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’51: Snow closes roads south of town
91 YEARS AGO
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Bush opening shocks Dems
WASHINGTON (AP) – Arizona state lawmaker Chris Cummiskey was surprised at the speed with which President Bush brought up issues like abortion and school vouchers after his inaugural message on heal
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‘Snake-bitten’ lieutenant colonel finally shook off ‘shakes’
In the military, we say that one is “snake bitten” if he/she seems to be in constant jeopardy, experiencing one near disaster after another. I knew two that definitely fit the category.
