Here are the stories in the Wednesday, August 25, 1999 edition of Gurdon Times
- GPS Starts Late; Roof Bids Too High
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- Students at Gurdon Primary School got a couple of extra days of summer vacation because of work being done at GPS.
- Arkadelphia City Treasurer Arrested
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- Arkadelphia's city treasurer has found himself in a world of trouble.
- Gurdon Picked Number One
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- Gurdon has been picked to repeat as conference champs again this year.
- CCIC Hears Report
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- Industry, in Kurt Vonnegut's "Player Piano", is fully automated, with only engineers around to make sure the equipment functions properly.
- CCIC Hears Report (cont)
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- The grants are given on a first come, first served basis, with those companies able to procure them also up for a tax exemption.
- Hutchinson Makes Swing Through Area
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- What do people in the area think of the job Congress is doing?
- FYI
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- Tornado sirens in Gurdon will be tested at noon every Wednesday, weather permitting.
- Reunions
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- Jones Family
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- On June 18, 33 descendants of the late A.C. 'Clabe' and Susie (Nunn) Jones of Gurdon checked into their hotel in St Augustine, Fla. for another fantastic family reunion to remember. This three-day fun-filled reunion was chaired by Patrica Jones of Valdost...
- Deaths
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- Kathleen Hardage Williams
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- Kathleen Hardage Williams, 82, of Arkadelphia died Wednesday, August 18, 1999, in Baptist Medical Center in Arkadelphia.
- Farm Forms Need To Be Signed In Timely Manner
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- David Goodson, county executive director of the Farm Service Agency (FSA), reminds producers form CCC-709 must be signed prior to harvest for field direct Loan Deficiency Payment's (LDP).
- Shore Clean-Up Set At DeGray
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- Anyone who cares about public lands, including scout groups, school groups, employee groups, fishing and scuba clubs and church groups are invited to come out for the 21st annual DeGray Lake shoreline clean-Up.
- 4-H News
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- Fourteen Clark County 4-H members participated in the Arkansas 4-H O'Rama.
- Hatley To Attend ASEA's Convention In Hot Springs
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- Bernard Hatley of Gurdon has been elected to attend the 31st annual convention of the Arkansas State Employees Association (ASEA) as a delegate from the Clark County chapter.
- Community News
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- Section One meeting of the Southwest District will convene at New Mt. Zion Baptist Church August 27-29. Everyone is welcome. Friday, August 27, at 7:00 p.m. Division A will be in charge. Rev. E.W. Harris, president of Section One. Sis. Ethel Harris, presi...
- Golden Oldies
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- We had an enjoyable week at the center August 16-20. Bingo on Monday, council meeting and dine-out night on Tuesday, music by Mary Kay Benson on Wednesday, a ring toss game on Thursday, and show and tell on Friday were some of the activities we seniors pa...
- College News
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- Valerie Swayze, a 1999 graduate of Gurdon High School, has been awarded a technical scholarship at the University of Arkansas Community College at Hope. The scholarship is based on an ACT score and grade point average plus a recommendation from a school o...
- Tips On Managing Time Are Given
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- BARBARA A. HOLT, Ph.D.
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