Here are the stories in the Wednesday, May 1, 1996 edition of Gurdon Times
- Riding Accident Claims Life Of Gerald Hendrix
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- Antoine Resident Was Serving First Term As Arkansas
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- State Representative; Active In Farming, Family Bank A freak riding accident claimed the life of freshman representative Gerald Hendrix Wednesday, April 24.
- Project's First Phase Dedicated
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- A few short months ago Gurdon's new high school complex was dedicated.
- City Cleanup Campaign Is May 6-11
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- The City of Gurdon will conduct a curbside pick up campaign for household items only Monday, May 6 through Saturday, May 11.
- The 1996 Gurdon Primary
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- Hogue Wants To Serve City Residents
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- Serving the people of Gurdon is Linda Gayle Hogue's goal if elected to the post of recorder/treasurer in the May 21 primary.
- Smith Has Many Plans To Continue
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- Continuing to go above and beyond the call of duty is why Tambra Smith wants to remain Gurdon's recorder/treasurer.
- Waivers Ready For Producer's 1996 Insurance
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- Under the FAIR Act, producers can obtain a waiver for crop insurannce. Waivers can be generic, applying to some or all crops grown on a farm and for multiple years.
- National Police Week Proclaimed By Gurdon Mayor
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- The week of May 12-18 will be National Police Week. Mayor Rick Smith is to sign a proclamation for the recognition of the men and women who put their lives on the line for all of us, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Buford Enrolls At ITT
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- Wesley Buford of Okolona has enrolled in the Electronics Engineering Technology program at ITT Technical Institute in Little Rock.
- Safe Kids Week Set
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- Gurdon Primary School is participating in National Safe Kids Week 1996 During the week of May 4-11 by sending home a copy of the Family Safety Check.
- County In WWII Book
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- World War II veterans of Clark County have recently been featured in a book titled "We Were There."
- Tackett's Honored
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- Deborah Tackett and John Tackett, Shelter Insurance Company agents in Arkadelphia, have been honored among the company's top producers in life insurance sales.
- Thinclads Headed To State Meet
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- Six members of the Lady Go-Devils track team will be making the trip to Heber Springs Friday, May 4, for the state track meet.
- Pee Wee Schedule Is Given
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- The 1996 PeeWee baseball schedule has been released. The team listed last is the home team.
- Smith Lauded For Her Efforts
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- Mary Smith, manager of the Sonic Drive-In of Gurdon, received recognition at the company's recent national convention in Nashville, Tenn. The Gurdon Sonic Drive-In at 209 E. Main, experienced a $50,000 increase in net sales for fiscal year 1995.
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