Archive for September 16th, 2006
ASA!; “Not Tim!”
Written by The Hotline Editorial Staff
The HotlineSeptember 11, 2006
Arkansas News’s Brummett writes that GOPers “know their candidate” for gov “is seriously behind, probably by a double-digit margin, and that it’s about time to drop a big negative one on” AG Mike Beebe (D). “An October surprise may not wait.” Ex-Rep. Asa Hutchinson (R) “probably […]
Posted on September 16th, 2006 by Richard Saunders
Posted in Arkansas Politics.
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Around the State - 9-16-05
America’ idealog and chief - Said Bush, we know by “ history and logic†that “ promoting democracy is the surest way to build security. †But history and logic teach, rather, what George Washington taught: The best way to preserve peace is to be prepared for war and to stay out of wars that […]
Posted on September 16th, 2006 by George Sand
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Beebe beats Hutchinson fundraising, despite Bush visit
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Asa Hutchinson
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 $679,665
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LITTLE ROCK - Democratic gubernatorial nominee Mike Beebe eclipsed Republican Asa Hutchinson in fundraising last month, despite a campaign swing through the state by President Bush for Hutchinson, campaign finance reports showed Friday.
Beebe raised $679,665 last month, bringing his total contributions to nearly $5 million. Hutchinson raised $526,373, bringing his total […]
Posted on September 16th, 2006 by Richard Saunders
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Lawmakers’ per diem to increase - Legislative council approves rise to defray costs of attending meetings
A legislative committee voted Friday to increase the daily tax-free payment, or “per diem,†lawmakers get for attending meetings.
   The Arkansas Legislative Council approved raising the per diem from $125 per day for meetings in Little Rock to $130 per day.
   The rate for attending meetings in Hot Springs went from $125 to $136. The […]
Posted on September 16th, 2006 by Richard Saunders
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Grocery tax facing eager axes
Several legislators said Thursday that they expect the General Assembly will significantly cut the state sales tax on groceries in the legislative session that starts Jan. 8.
Lawmakers will grapple with the best way to do it, they said.
“I have a sense of a mood in the General Assembly that this is a better possibility than […]
Posted on September 16th, 2006 by Richard Saunders
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