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  1. Main Street Arkansas: The Hearts of Arkansas Cities and Towns—as Portrayed in Postcards and Photographs by Ray, Steven Hanley, 2009-09-01
  2. Country Towns of Arkansas by Archie Satterfield, 1995-09-27
  3. ARKANSAS/FLETCHER (John Gould Fletcher Series, Vol 3) by JOHN GOULD FLETCHER, 1989-05-01
  4. TOWN AND COUNTRY:Race Relations in an Urban Rural Context, Arkansas,1865-1900 by JOHN GRAVES, 1990-10-01
  5. The Gudge Creek and Wad Chronicles by Richard Allin, 1989-08
  6. Just Below the Line: Disability, Housing, and Equity in the South by Korydon H. Smith, Jennifer Webb, et all 2010-05-05
  7. Our living community by John Guenther, 1980

61. United States
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63. Opinion Bob Mccord - December 27, 2002
My favorite proposal comes from state Sen. that kind of money could be used to enrichthe education of arkansas children Several cities finance parks in that way
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The search for money
By Bob Mccord
December 27, 2002 At its annual meeting in Hot Springs a few days ago, the Arkansas Municipal League, the protector of Arkansas's 500 cities and towns, decided to ask the legislature to amend the law so that lawyers, architects, contractors, physicians, dentists, journalists, advertising agencies, etc. would have to start collecting the sales tax just like other businesses. A few states already require this. Don Zimmerman, the executive director of the League, said its members believe that it's better to increase the base of the sales tax rather than raise the rate, which is what Governor Huckabee and others have proposed. In any event, the state needs more money to maintain services, to match federal funds and to improve education in the public schools as ordered by the state Supreme Court. But this will be very controversial when the legislature begins its work next month. In the past, the major opponents have been lawyers and journalists, who say that because of the First Amendment they are different from other businesses even though some newspapers are now charging $4.75 for their Sunday edition. I asked Zimmerman if he had an estimate as to how much money the taxation of services could produce. He didn't but he was sure it would at least double the amount of sales tax the state now collects.

64. NADO Research Foundation Regional Transportation Online Resource Center
Dept. of Transportation. arkansas arkansas Waterways Commission; Highway and Transportation NationalConference of state Legislatures. National League of cities.
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65. Arkansas History: A Natural For The Classroom
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66. RegionLinks ActionRegion Search
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67. BIOREGIONAL: Apr96 : IBS Eco-Cities Colloquia
Previous message carol cross arkansas Delta Black interest is to renew citiesso that of Landscape Architecture, Lousiana state University, Permaculture
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IBS Eco-Cities Colloquia
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Eco-Cities Design Colloquia: Designing Sustainable Communities
August 18-21 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
The Challenge
Cities are the most complex products of humankind. They
have always been centres of human endeavor and artistic
excellence. During the 20th century they have become global
environmental parasites; processing food, fuel, energy and
consuming resources well beyond their boundaries. In the 21st
century, cities must function in very different ways or they will undermine their own survival and that of their inhabitants. Action Plans An outstanding group of facilitators will work with participants to develop a model eco-city along the Charlotetown waterfront; on lands the city is currently soliciting proposals for.

68. Activities
formations, rivers, and even include locations of major cities. could do science projectson arkansas thermal springs and cultural aspects of the state such as
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[Click Here to Return to Class Web Site] These activities are extensions of the original lesson. They are divided between Science and Social Studies. Some of the ideas suggested combine Science with Social Studies in the same activity. 1. Prepare a collection of state rocks and minerals. Have students identify them first as either rock or mineral and then into types of rocks and minerals. Students can use their rocks to make an exhibit. An additional resource for this activity might include inviting a member of the Arkansas State Geological Society to speak to the students on rocks and minerals of the state. This group generously donated rocks and minerals to teachers at the Joint Conference on Math, Science and Social Studies. 2. A variation of the above activity could involve using email to link with students across the state in a co-operative collection project. Students could discuss rocks and minerals located in their region. To enlist co-operation, educational list serves often are good resources for this kind of activity. Students could collect and share all resources of their region, both cultural and scientific. 3. Students could collectively construct a topographic or relief map of the state with Play-Dough or with low-firing ceramic clay that can be fired in the microwave. They could put the map together like a puzzle. Students could use label tags for region formations, rivers, and even include locations of major cities. It would be a good idea to mount this map on a piece of plywood so that it can be portable and easily handled.

69. United States
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70. Www.kinds.com
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71. Meteorlogix Client Case Studies
high speed Internet access to smaller cities and towns. of the top five in the stateby Golf industrial customers in 621 communities in arkansas, Louisiana and
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Our customers use our weather services to solve more business challenges than you can imagine. The case studies presented here offer just a few examples of the many ways we can help you save money, compete more effectively, improve your operations and protect the people and property that are so important to your venture. Click on a customer below to view each case study. For more detail in a downloadable PDF format, click on the link associated with any of these case studies.
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The American League's Baltimore Orioles plays its home games at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, a baseball-only facility located in downtown Baltimore. The ballpark, which seats nearly 49,000, became the official home of the Orioles in 1992.

72. Public Administration, Public Policy Graduate Programs In Missouri, Arkansas, Ne
month internship with agencies of arkansas state and local Locations in most majorUS cities, click here Southeast Missouri state University School of Graduate
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NASPAA accredited mainstream public management/policy program which includes a salaried four to six month internship with agencies of Arkansas state and local government.
Degrees Offered: Master of Public Administration (MPA) Click here for details on how the Access Group can help you finance this program -> Kansas State University Department of Political Science M.A. and M.P.A. Program 226 Waters Hall Manhattan, KS 66506-4030 U.S.A. Click to send E-mail to: Phone: Fax: The master of arts program meets the educational needs of three groups of students: (1) those planning to become high school teachers or instructors in two-year colleges; (2) working professionals and other adults desiring to improve their qualifications or seeking a greater understanding of political life; and (3) students wishing to prepare for Ph.D. or other advanced study. The degree requirements are structured, therefore, to provide students with an education which prepares them for a mature grasp of politics, a respect for intellectual integrity, and an ability to communicate effectively.

73. BTS: State Energy Program - Special Projects Selected For FY 2000
6828065 arkansas Energy Office arkansas Department of DOE Funding $206,808 EstimatedTotal state Cost Share Fuels Coalition (KCFC) Clean cities coordinator to
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Special Projects Selected for FY 2000 The Department of Energy's State Energy Program has selected 148 projects in 47 states, two territories, and the District of Columbia for fiscal year 2000 funding under the program's Special Projects component. $16,950,716 is being provided by the Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's End-End Use Sector programs. States, territories, and the District of Columbia competed for the Special Projects financial assistance through the State Energy Program. The Special Projects awards provide specialized funding in addition to annual "formula" grants the State Energy Program awards to each State Energy Office. DOE anticipates making the awards in July to all States except Delaware, North Carolina, and South Dakota, which did not submit applications. The territories slated to receive awards are Puerto Rico and American Samoa. Projects Awarded by State Alabama
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CODES AND STANDARDS DOE Funding: Project Description: This project is designed to implement an effort aimed at encouraging local jurisdictions in the State to adopt the voluntary Residential Energy Code of Alabama (RECA) in their local building codes by educating local building departments in the benefits of RECA, and working with them to adopt it as part of their local codes. The project will also provide education to the housing industry regarding the benefits of building homes to meet RECA requirements and the use of construction practices that allow a builder to meet the code without incurring significant additional costs.

74. About - Homeschooling, State Unit Studies
Help students learn the geography of the United states and factual information about every state with these state unit studies.
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75. Arkansas State Unit Study - Facts And Symbols
it. Print the arkansas state Map and fill in the state capital, largecities and state attractions that you find. Answer
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State Unit Study - Arkansas
These state unit studies are designed to help children learn the geography of the United States and learn factual information about every state. These studies are great for children in the public and private education system as well as homeschooled children. Print the United States map and color each state as you study it. Keep map at the front of your notebook for use with each state. Print the State Information Sheet and fill in the information as you find it. Print the Arkansas State Map and fill in the state capital, large cities and state attractions that you find. Answer the following questions on lined paper in complete sentences.

76. Arkansas History And Activity Books
5) arkansas One Nation Series Each book in the 'One a listing of famous citizensof the state and a
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Top 5 Arkansas History and Activity Books Guide Picks Children all over America are required to study the history and geography of their state, usually in the 4th grade. Here are books to help homeschoolers of Arkansas accomplish this task. Arkansas - Hello U.S.A. Series
From the 'Hello U.S.A.' series, this book takes you on a tour of the history, geography, people, economy, and environment of Arkansas. Features colorful photos, easy-to-read text, and fascinating facts sidebars. 84 pages, grades 3-6.
Arkansas - From Sea to Shining Sea Series
Arkansas, part of the 'From Sea to Shining Sea' series discusses the geography, history, industries, and famous people. Features full color photographs, 64 pages. (for grades 3-5)
Arkansas Facts and Symbols "Jam-packed with information, these books are an ideal resource for report writing and teaching. Fast Facts highlight each state's capital city, largest city, physical size, population, natural resources, and primary manufactured goods." 24 pages, grades 3-5.

77. Urban Affairs Association - Institutional Members
arkansas University of arkansas at Little Rock and Regional Research Minnesota StateUniversity, Mankato University of Minnesota Twin cities Center for Urban
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Urban Affairs Association
Institutional Members
United States: Alabama
University of Alabama at Birmingham Center for Urban Affairs Arkansas
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
California
University of California, Irvine Department of Urban and Regional Planning
San Diego State University School of Public Administration and Urban Studies
University of California, Berkeley : Institute of Urban and Regional Development
University of California, Los Angeles School of Public Policy and Social Research, Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies
California State University, Los Angeles Pat Brown Institute of Public Affairs
California State University, Sacramento Graduate Program in Public Policy, Administration and International Affairs
Sage Publications Connecticut Southern Connecticut State University Delaware University of Delaware School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy District of Columbia National League of Cities : Center for Research and Program Development The Urban Institute Metropolitan Housing and Communities Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy Fannie Mae Foundation George Washington University : Institute of Public Policy University of the District of Columbia : Department of Urban Affairs and Social Sciences Florida Florida International University College of Urban and Public Affairs : Institute on Urban Policy and Commerce University of South Florida Community Inititative Georgia

78. Field Studies In Louisiana
Field studies in Louisiana. us south on US Highway 65 through the southeastern Arkansascities of Pine From Houma, we traveled to state Highway 311 to observe
http://www.uca.edu/divisions/academic/gpss/graphics/fldstdys/la.htm
Field Studies in Louisiana
Day 1: Monday, March 17, 1997
On this day, eleven geography majors and their professor left Conway, Arkansas, to spend four nights and five days in Louisiana. In preparation for that field experience, students were required to read the following: "The Structure of Modern Field Research, " "The Lower Mississippi Valley," "The Atchafalaya Basin," "Bayou LaFourche," "Wetland Loss in Louisiana," "Impact of the March Buggy on the Wetlands," "The Social and Symbolic Uses of Ethnic/Regional Foodways: Cajuns and Crawfish in Southern Louisiana," "The Commercial Crawfish Industry of South Louisiana," "Louisiana Toponymic Generics Delimit Culture Areas," "Evangeline," and "Scattered to the Wind: Dispersal and Wanderings of the Acadians, 1755-1809." With this reading reviewed in pre-trip classroom discussions, students were prepared for the non-classroom field experience in Louisiana Monday was primarily a travel day. The trip from Conway to Lafayette, Louisiana, took approximately eight hours. Our path took us south on U.S. Highway 65 through the southeastern Arkansas cities of Pine Bluff, Lake Village, and Eudora, to Ferriday, Louisiana, where we took U.S. Highway 84 to Alexandria, Louisiana. Between Ferriday and Alexandria, there was a distinct change in topography as we passed through large areas of flat, flooded wetlands. We also noted a change in the cultural landscape as we entered the Cajun/Catholic area of deep southern Louisiana.

79. Ouachita Baptist University: Pete Parks Center For Regional Studies
in with where they are in their studies at this across the southern portion of thestate and made And a special thanks to the arkansas History Commission for
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about Ouachita academics admissions athletics ... current students Development directories Elrod Center regional studies Folksway Seminar ... Regional Studies THE SOUTH ARKANSAS DOCUMENTATION PROJECT! The Southwest Arkansas Documentation Project is Growing. We are expending our research focus to include the Delta Region of the state! We will now be known as the "South Arkansas Documentation Project." The project will emphasize conservation and preservation of the history of the southern portion of our state. We will focus on gathering oral histories and continue to work with high school students across the region. We will also gather documentary material from the region. This year the SADP was awarded a Major Grant by the Arkansas Humanities Council for the continuation of the already successful High School Oral History Project. The grant was for over $6,000 and will be applied toward equipment and travel expenses. We are very grateful to the Council for their generous contribution to the cause of history in our area of the state. Smackover High School participated for the first time this year! This fine looking group is part of Mrs. Lowery's history classes at the school. Mrs. Lowery allowed us to work with three classes and almost 60 students!!! We are looking forward to the stories this group can find!

80. Sample Projects
for several proposed federal and state changes in the appropriate application of theArkansas Highway Use related proceedings for major cities, large suburban
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Tax and Fiscal Analysis Measured the Destructive Impact of New York State's Hotel Occupancy Tax . Undertook a large-scale study of the effects on tourism, employment, and state tax revenue of New York's statewide occupancy tax. Surveyed the hotel industry, travelers, and convention planners, and built a database of state-by-state hotel occupancies and room rates. Our multiple equation regression model accurately separated the influence of the tax, the recession, and the Gulf War on hotel revenue. Our input-output model and special tax models demonstrated a greater loss in other tax revenues than gained by the occupancy tax. Since this study, the tax has been repealed. Calculated the Lost Jobs, Tax Revenue, and Bootlegging Caused by Carbonated Soft Drink Container Taxes . This study combined data from an extensive survey of soft drink bottlers, supermarket scanners, unemployment insurance, and income tax filings to model the beverage markets in New York State. Legislators wrongly believed the two-cent tax per container was being innocuously dispersed throughout the economy. Instead, these analyses showed the pressure of strong competition prevented manufacturers from shifting the tax to consumers and allowed a significant opportunity for soft drink bootlegging into New York State. The tax has since been cut in half.

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