Here are the stories in the Wednesday, February 21, 1996 edition of Gurdon Times
- Firefighters Busy In First 45 Days of 1996
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- In the first 45 days of 1996, there have been 21 fires reported in Gurdon.
- Blaze Threatens Whelen Springs
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- A massive fire threatened the Whelen Spring community Sunday afternoon.
- Water System Is Completed
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- Residents on the north side of Highway 67 can now hook their homes up to the city's water and sewer.
- Brady: "Merger Reeks Of Monopoly"
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- Arkansas could wind up with only one railroad company serving the entire state.
- Brady: "Merger Reeks Of Monopoly" (cont)
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- , Brown Hardman was named as the new president for the CCIC. Malone remains on the board as executive vice president, while Eddie Graham is the vice president. Joyce Palla was selected as the secretary-treasurer for the group.
- None Injured In GHS Blast
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- An explosion ripped through the halls of Gurdon High School Monday, Feb. 12, but, fortunately, there were no injuries.
- Addington Joins HSU Workforce
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- Dr. Ron Addington of Arkadelphia has joined the faculty in the communication and theater arts department at Henderson State Unviersity during the 1996 spring semester, according to Dr. Randy Duncan, department chairman.
- Classy Moments
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- The students shared a wonderful Valentine's Day -- so many beautiful floral arrangements, balloons, stuffed animals and Luv Pops were delivered. The Beta Club and Student Council would like to thank everyone who supported their sales.
- Energy Grants Are Awarded
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- Governor Jim Guy Tucker announced February 14 that 16 energy conservation grants totaling almost $600,000 have been awarded to schools, libraries and other deserving recipients across Arkansas.
- Gurdon Lake Pageant Set
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- Clark County Youth Development Center will sponsor the fourth annual Miss Gurdon Lake pageant on Saturday, May 11.
- Blood Drive Is March 8
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- A blood drive will be conducted in Gurdon on March 8 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. The drive will take place at Gurdon's First State Bank.
- Statewide Youth Program To Be Examined By Jaycees
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- Kenneth Harper of Gurdon has been selected to head up the committee to develop a pee wee athletic program for the state of Arkansas. This will be a statewide project of the Jaycees. Harper is president of the South Clark County Jaycees of Gurdon.
- JP Hatley Runs Again
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- Rufus R. Hatley is seeking reelection as Justice of the Peace in District Nine.
- Williams Seeks Re-Election
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- Billy C. Williams, Clark County Circuit Clerk, announces his candidacy for reelection, subject to the Democratic Primary in May.
- Wyatt Running For Coroner
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- Scott Wyatt announced last week that he is a candidate for Clark County Coroner.
- County Eligible For Loan
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- Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman has named 69 counties in Arkansas as eligible for USDA emergency farm loans because of losses due to drought conditions from May 1 through October 1, 1995.
- Tough Break At 7AA District Tournament:
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- Lady Devils Fall To Wolverettes In Finals
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- There are times when a week off can be beneficial for a team.
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