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TOM PRINCE Contributions of $1,000: .Arthur Abbey, lawyer, New York City; Bunny Adcock, retired, Conway; Carol Adcock, housewife, Conway; Hillary Adcock, student, Conway; Bob Adkins, owner, American Abstract, Little Rock; Jon Beck, investor, Texarkana, Texas; Bev Bruns, housewife, Conway; Dale Bruns, owner, McDonald's of Conway, Conway; David Crisp, lawyer, Texarkana, Texas; Jay Dehaven, realtor, Little Rock; Billy Duffield, contractor, Conway; Woody Freeman, owner, Continental Computers, Jonesboro; Bob Gaddy, businessman, PACE Industries, Texarkana; Linda Gaddy, housewife, Fayetteville; Cindy Gray, broker, Conway; Frank Gray, broker, Conway; Jerry Haynie, executive, Haynie Cos., Maumelle; Gary Heathcott, advertising executive, Little Rock; Frank Hickingbotham, chairman, TCBY, Little Rock; Laura Hiett, businesswoman, Hot Springs; Jimmy Holland, lawyer, Denver; Stephen Humphries, CPA, Little Rock; Herbert Jones, owner, Jones Toyota, Little Rock; James E. Keever, physician, Texarkana, Texas; Phylis Kinkcanon, housewife, Maumelle; Steve Ledwell, owner, Ledwell & Sons, Texarkana, Texas; Alex Lieblong, Lieblong & Assoc., Little Rock; JoArm Lieblong, housewife, Little Rock; Jim Lindsey, realtor, Fayetteville; Mary Lynn Nelson, housewife, Little Rock; Sheffeld Nelson, lawyer, Little Rock; Andy Prince, businessman, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Texarkana; Mike Robinson, CPA, Little Rock; Botsy Skokos, housewife, Little Rock; Ted C.Skokos, lawyer, Little Rock; Buck Smith, student, Little Rock; Courtney Brooke Smith, student, Hot Springs; Dana L. Smith, businesswoman, Hot Springs; Karen Smith, unknown, Little Rock; Richard Smith, unknown, Little Rock; Virginia Smith, housewife, Stephens; Joe Thielke, contractor, Conway; Sherrie Thielke, housewife, Conway; Gus Vratsinas, contractor, Little Rock; Alan F. Warrick, executive, Aegean Co., Little Rock; Charles T. Weaver, contractor, El Paso.
Riverfest to offer music rainbow River Market District announcement details activities
Date: 5/1/98
Category: News
Page: B2
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE This year's Riverfest will present one of the most diverse musical lineups in the 21-year history of Little Rock's annual Memorial Day weekend gathering in Julius Breckling Riverfront Park and the River Market District. Details were announced Thursday at a River Market press conference.
For country fans, there are Jo Dee Messina and Trace Adkins on May 22. Soul-rhythm and blues lovers can hear the Ohio Players and the O'Jays on May 23. For fans of New Orleans music, the Radiators will play May 22, Anders Osborne on May 23, and Rockin' Dopsie Jr. & the Zydeco Twisters and Richard LeBouef & Two-Step on May 24. Nostalgic fans of old rock 'n' roll can hear War on May 22. Beatlefest, a tribute to the "Fab Four," returns May 24. Local blues, folk, jazz and gospel music also help make up the picture, including Big John Miller & the Direction, Kelly Franklin, the Faux Celts, Reagan Cole, the Old School, the Happy Tymes Jazz Band, the Tom Richeson Quartet, Bob Boyd Sounds, the Dave Rogers Quartet and the Charles Thomas Trio. Bill Haymes returns from Nashville and Northwest Arkansas' Crow Johnson & Kelly Mulhollan will perform, as will the gospel recording artists Odis Richrnond & Inner Court. Nick Devlin and Rachel Sutterfield will present a tribute to the late local singer-songwriter, Burger, on May 22. Sutterfield is Burger's niece, and Devlin was a long-time musical cohort.
For the festival-closer the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra will play just before the Jennings Osborne family-sponsored fireworks show. The Jesse White Tumblers from Chicago will return to perform each day on the movement stage. Community dance groups, martial arts, ballet, art and jewelry and an area of food vendors will help complete the picture. Artist Alice Guffey Miller will display 25 9-foot-long, hand-painted fish wind socks created by thousands of state 4H club members with river visions. Admission of $3 covers all three days of the event. Children under 6 are admitted free. The Central Arkansas Transit Authority will operate $1 round-trip shuttle buses from the state Capitol area (Seventh and Marshall streets) and Mercantile Bank at One Riverfront Place in North Little Rock. War Memorial Stadium is not a shuttle stop. Although Riverfest will open officially at 5 p.m. May 22, it will kick off informally from l l a.m. to 1:30 p.m. that day with live music during the lunch hour. Southwestern Bell is the primary sponsor of Riverfest, and the five entertainment stages are named after other sponsors: the Budweiser/Magic l 05 stage, the First Commercial Movement stage, the Miller Lite KABF stage, the Southwestern Bell Amphitheatre stage and the CocaCola/B98.5 Kidstuff stage.
Jennings Osborne, wife of LR mayor sign up
for Adcock campaign
Date: 5/7/98
Category: News
Page: B3
TRACIE DUNGAN ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE Days after meeting the requirements to run for Pulaski County judge as an independent, Joan Adcock has begun assembling her campaign staff -- and possibly raising sticky issues in one local officeholder's home. Adcock, a Little Rock city director, will face County Judge Buddy Villines in the November general election. She learned Friday that she had collected more than enough valid petition signatures to go on the ballot.
One of her choices for campaign co-chairman could be perceived as a loyalty test for a mutual political colleague and friend of Adcock's and Villines', while the other is a name that Christmas-light lovers will instantly recognize. Patti Dailey, wife of Little Rock Mayor Jim Dailey, will share the chairman's duties with Little Rock philanthropist and businessman Jennings Osborne, Adcock said Wednesday.
~ Adcock said that while she plans to pay "courtesy visits" to all the mayors in Pulaski County to ask for their vote, she will not put any of them on the spot by asking for their support.
"I would hope they would all take a neutral stand -- even Mayor Dailey," Adcock said. "Because remember, if I lose, he's got to put up with me for another two years," she said, referring to her city Board of Directors term that expires Dec. 31, 2000. "That puts me in an interesting position." Adcock said she wouldn't want to cause any of the mayors to feel torn between herself and Villines, since the eventual winner will work closely with them on regional issues. Patti Dailey and Adcock go back more than 20 years, Adcock said, to the days when Paui Dailey shopped in Adcock's Youngland Children's Shop. The Daileys' children, now grown, even modeled her clothing in the store, Adcock said. Villines said that in politics one learns not to take things personally, noting that ''Jim and I have been close friends for years." But he added, "I would hope that he would vote for me!" Adcock said she chose Osbome -- well-known for his colossal Christmas light displays and gift-giving -- because he has much more to offer than money. "I feel like sometimes this community asks Jennings to just give and give and give," Adcock said. But Osborne impressed her because he is intelligent and well-read and keeps a sharp eye on local happenings in news and politics, she said. Osborne first met Adcock three or four years ago through her involvement in neighborhood causes. "She's like a tireless dynamo for this city," Osborne said. "I wish I had a tenth of her energy " Adcock's paid campaign coordinator, consultant and manager is Kaye Risser. Osborne and Patti Dailey will serve as advisers.
Paper Trails Come along for the ride: An 'Osbornetized' family feed These are but three of the seven giant cookers Jennings Osborne (center) uses to roast meat, which he then happily serves to crowds of up to 5,000. Matt Pierce: The first boyfriend.
Date: 5/8/98
Category: Features ~:
Page: E8
Carrie Rengers The Washington Post contributed to this report. A police officer drove by Jennings Osborne's house and saw smoke billowing over his Cantrell Road compound. He alerted the fire department and numerous trucks came roaring to the rescue.
But Osborne didn't want the flames extinguished. He was cooking out. Of course, Osborne isn’t content with a simple family barbecue. He has six stainless-steel cookers -- each the size of a tool shed -- in the back yard of one of his three Cantrell Road houses. He has another of the mammoth cookers at his Hot Springs house. And he's building a freezer twice the size of most people's carports.
"Moderation is just not in my vocabulary," says the Christmas-light king. Anyone who has attended an Osborne family feed knows this. Osborne serves chicken, ribs, pork roast and turkey legs on 14-by- 18-inch platters instead of plates. There are also drinks and side dishes. Why so much food when most people would be happy with a free hot dog or hamburger? "It wouldn't be Osbornetized," Osborne says. "You gotta Osbometize it."
Osborne has more than 20 charity events between now and Christmas at which he'll feed up to 5,000 people at a time. He gets 40 such requests a week. "I live in a fantasy world, and I love to take people along with me," Osborne says. He and his wife, Mitzi, and daughter, Breezy, enjoy serving food and greeting guests. But most people do not know the extent to which Osborne works on am event. He used to have to stay up literally all night to tend to the meat to make sure its temperature was correct. "I have burnt up so much food trying to get this right," Osborne says. "We've done so many, we've finally got it down to an art."
His new cookers allow Osborne to get some sleep. "They're remarkable ovens," Osborne says of the gas-and-wood cookers. "They can handle so much and the temperature is constant." Osbome's cooking capacity is far more than an Arkansas restaurant and maybe even bigger than an institutional cooking facility, such as a prison. He won't say how much each cooker costs. Are they $2,000 each? Or $20,000 each? More?
Yes. "More than my first house," Osborne says. The entire production is astronomical. Osborne isn't complaining or revealing any costs. "People wouldn't believe it." His cash flow sometimes determines whether Osborne can have an event. "The good Lord provides," he says. "Instead of fish, we do ribs. My savior is Southern." Still, Osborne has two giant fears when he has a cookout. "I live in fear that I'll get a call the next day that 3,000 people are in the emergency room," he says. He also worries about overcooking or undercooking a meal. "I've done both, and it's so embarrassing."
There is one thing Osborne does to cut down on time and embarrassment. "When I do a big cookout, I tell the fire department I'm cooking," he says, ''to save them a trip."
Campaign contributions to candidates in Senate primary
Date: 5/10/98
Category: News
Page: A18
FAY BOOZMAN Contributions more than $1,000: American Medical Association PAC, Washington; Campaign for Working Families, Washington.
Contributions of $1,000: David Baker, physician, Conway; James S. Beckman, surgeon, Springdale; James H. Bledsoe, surgeon, Rogers; John N. Boozman, optometrist, Rogers; Cathy Boozman, homemaker, Rogers; Marie E. Boozman, retired, Rogers; Laura Borbon, public relations, Warm Springs; Margaret Brogley, retired, Van Buren; Ronald M. Cameron, manager, Mount Aire Co., North Little Rock; Nancy D. Clarke, homemaker, Rogers; Jay W. Cole Jr., pilot, Fayetteville; Carl D. Corley, manager, CARCO Rentals Inc., Fort Smith; B. Byron Crain, sales and marketing, Fayetteville; Georgia A. Fine, homemaker, Hot Springs; Bobbie D. Fine Jr., physician, Hot Springs; Gerald L. Harp, vice president of operations, Harps Food Stores, Inc., Springdale; Donald L. Harp, CEO, Harps Foods, Springdale; Francis J. Hart, retired, Pea Ridge; E.M. Harvey, engineer, Highland Park, Texas; Joe W. Hewgley, businessman, Rogers; C. William Hof, MD, Rogers; Sallye Ann Hof, homemaker, Rogers; Anthony N. Hui, physician, Fayetteville; Robert R. Hull, physician, Gentry; Royce O. Johnson, ophthalmologist, Rogers; Carl M. Kendrick Sr., physician, Lowell; Kendall Kilman, manager, Wal-Mart, Lowell; Nancy Kilman, homemaker, Lowell; Marnie Long, hair stylist, Cane Hill; Bobby L. Martin, president, Wal-Mart Inc., Lowell; Robert E. Miller, oil and gas, Fort Smith; David S. Murphy, ophthalmologist, Russellville; John Pappas, physician, Rogers; Norma Patterson, owner, Eagle Body Parts, Springdale; Michael R. Plau, MD, Gravette; J.F. Redman, physician, Liule Rock; Ron Revard, physician, Bentonville; William L. Sage, CEO, Assembled Products Corp., Bentonville; Mrs. Orman W. Simmons, homemaker, Little Rock; Patricia E. Smith, homemaker, Warm Springs; Michael Stanton, physician, Greenbrier; Sheila J. Stratton, investment broker, Rogers; Theodore E. Subl, consultant, Elk Grove Village, III.; Paige M. Sultemeier, dietician, Rogers; Jan T. Turley, MD, Rogers; James A. Von Gremp, retired, Bentonville; Earl Wells, owner, Arky House, Hot Springs; Paul 1. Wills, Western Arent, Fort Smith.
Contributions of less than $1,000 but more than $500: C. Dale Stuart Jr., CPA, Rogers; Madison Project Inc. Fund, Hamilton, Va.; Richard W. Longing, real estate, Conway; William C. Mills III, physician, Fayetteville; Anne Brihon, RMA, Fayetteville; Jay D. Cole, pastor, Fayetteville; Domna Hutchinson, homemaker, Bentonville; Phillip A Schoeulin, student, Fayetteville; Daniel J. Baker, vice president, Baker Car & Truck Rental Inc., Little Rock; Darnell O. Baker, CFO, Baker Car & Truck Rental Inc., Little Rock; Drew A. Baker, CEO, Baker Car & Truck Rental, Inc., Little Rock; Chet E. Caldwell, owner, Caldwel1 Insurance, Fayetteville; Arnold Lehman, developer, Rogers; Carmen Lehman, developer, Rogers; Kemmeth Mills, printer, Fayetteville; David L. McKinley, auditor, Wal-Mart, Rogers; Ann-Phyllis Murphy, student, Springdale.
Contributions of $500: Mary Addington, homemaker, Rogers; James J. Antz, MIS director, Springdale; Fadil Bayyari, builder, Springdale; George S. Beard, self-employed, Hardinsburg, Ky.; Becky Bull, owner, Becky's Fine Jewelry, Fayetteville; Judie Burney, co-owner, Conway Glass & Window, Conway; Regina Shea Bynum, executive, Innisfree, Rogers; D.L. Cohagan, physician, Bentonville; Randall Cole, Boozman-Hof Eye Clinic, Rogers; Donal R. Cordy, retired, Farmington; Ginger Crews, homemaker, Little Rock; Russell L. Doran, self-employed, Rogers; Fay Drewry, truck driver, Rogers; F. Louise Ferguson, retired, Springdale; William L. Ferguson, retired, Springdale; Bernard L. Fioravanti, radiologist, Rogers; C.L. Griffn, electrical contractor, West Memphis; Ellen Hardin, homemaker, Little Rock; Jim Hendren, owner, Hendren Plastics, Sulphur Springs; Rita R. Hitt, homemaker, Rogers; A.L. Hollingsworth, pastor, Springdale; John A. Huskins, physician, Rogers; Virginia A. Jordan, homemaker, Rogers; Kent Lagree, physician, Conway; Barbara A. Lee, house cleaning, Fayetteville; Ed Ligon Jr., Orbit Valve, Little Rock; L.E. Lindsey Jr., CPA, Camden; Thomas D. Lundstrum, president, Lundstrum . Investments, Springdale; Constance McKnight, homemaker, Rogers; William D. McKnight, doctor, Rogers; William L. Michel, farmer, Harrison; Thomas C. Mueller, oil and gas producer, Fort Smith; Doty Murphy, MD, Springdale; Bob G. Roberts, optometrist, Siloam Springs; Rex D. Russell, physician, Fort Smith; Janet Schneider, business owner, Springdale; Ted Schneider, business owner, Springdale; Richard Shull, retired, Springdale; Terry J. Swaim, retired, Rogers; Clyde K. Tempel, CRNA, Rogers; Philip Terry Tucker, executive, Wal-Mart Inc.., Rogers; Jack Ward, businessman, Calico Rock.
Contributions of less than $1,000 but more than $500: James C. Davis, retired, Little Rock; Kathy Taylor, marketing director, Little Rock; Frank White, banker, Little Rock.
Contributions of $500: Sam K. Alley, businessman, Little Rock; James Thomas Bell, businessman, Little Rock; G. Scott Carson, lawyer, Little Rock; Mufiz Chaufan, physician, Newport; Drew Dehaven, unknown, Linle Rock; Beren Dehaven, unknown, Little Rock; Robin Dehaven, unknown, Little Rock; James Demoss, businessman, Sheridan; Timothy Farrell, insurance, Little Rock; Bud Finley, executive, Spectrasite, Alexander; C.R. Furcron, contractor, North Little Rock; Wilbur M. Giles, physician, Little Rock; John Robert Graves, banker, Hope; Danny W. "Buzz" May, businessman, Bryant; Lewis May, contractor, Little Rock; Allan Mendel, financial adviser, Little Rock; Dennis Mills, businessman, Little Rock; Wyck Nisbet, lawyer, Little Rock; Jimmy Patton, president, Jimmy Patton Contractor Inc., Little Rock; Odell Pfeiffer, contractor, Bryant; Reggie Rutlidge, banker, Searcy; Sherrie Shollmier, advertising, Little Rock; First Commercial Corp. PAC, Little Rock; Noram Energy Corp. PAC, Little Rock.
WINSTON BRYANT Contributions of $1,000: Bob Abbott, businessman, Abbott Tachtagraph, Pine Bluff; Charles Adams, owner, Adams Land Co., Leachville; Keith Adams, of officer Adams Land Co., Manila; Myrna Adams, officer, Adams Land Co., Leachville; Jim Alred, sailboat dealer, Little Rock; Omar Atiq, physician, Pine Bluff, Drew Alan Baker, businessman, Baker Car & Truck Rental, Maumelle; Donna Bottin, businesswoman, Jim Bottin's Fitness, North Little Rock; James A. Bottin, businessman, Jim Bottins Enterprise, Sherwood; Oleta Bryant, homemaker, Monticello; Wendall Bryant chiropractor, Monticello; Steven E. Cauley, lawyer, Little Rock; Van H. Chapman, accountant, Searcy; Sam R. Clark, contractor, Hot Springs; Marie E. Collins, lawyer, Houston, Texas; Kathy B. Dees, businesswoman, Bromstad Abstract, Holiday Island; Thomas H. Dees, businessman, Holiday Island Dev., Holiday Island; William Dreyer, businessman, SBC Communications, San Antonio; James Duren, president, J.J. TruckStop, Malvern; James D. Ellis, executive, SBC Inc., San Antonio; William Gaddy, lawyer, Little Rock; John Gillespie, businessman, Magnolia; Gary Green, lawyer, Little Rock; Brenda Griffin, counselor, Little Rock; Royce O. Griffin, lawyer, Little Rock; Richard F Hatfield, lawyer, Little Rock; John L. Heflin, president, chief executive officer, Terminix, Little Rock; Brad Hendricks, lawyer, Little Rock; Barry K. Herman, physician, Austin, Texas; John E. Hickey, businessman, John Hickey Maintenance Co., Russellville; George Hopkins, lawyer, Malvern; Mariam Hopkins, lawyer, Malvern; Vilasini D. Jayaraman, physician, Hot Springs; Perrin Jones, assistant to attorney general, Little Rock; Harold K. Keathley, owner, Mid Ark Auto Auction, Beebe; Peter G. Kumpe, lawyer, Little Rock; Bob Leming, contractor, Malvern; Kelli N. Miller, housewife, Little Rock; Charles M. Miller, vice president, Capitol Bank, Linle Rock; Edward O. Moody, lawyer, Little Rock; Charles W. Morgan, businessman, Morgan Financial, Little Rock; Michael Morton, businessman, Fort Smith; Bennie O'Neil, lawyer, North Little Rock; Dale E. Patrick, optometrist, Bel Air, Md.; Peggy Patrick, school administrator, Bel Air, Md.; Judy Gail Ray, car dealer, Cabot; Cary Ray, car dealer, Cabot; Gerald P. Ray, car dealer, Cabot; James Skipper Ray, student, Conway; Roylane Ray, car dealer, Cabot; H.L. Slate, Nashville Coca-Cola Bottling, Texarkana; Caroline Keller Winter, retired, Alexandria, La.; Sam Wolfson, oil business owner, Dallas; Laborers' Political League, Washington.
Contributions of less than $1,000 but more than $500: Nan Ellen East, administrator, Little Rock; Billy Coulter, retired, Lockesburg; James O'Brien, owner, McDonald~s, Jacksonville; Gary Futrell, auto dealer, Nashville; Woodson W. Basset, lawyer, Fayetteville; Fred H. Harrison, lawyer, Little Rock; Theodore Holder, lawyer, Little Rock; Roger A. Glaspow, lawyer, Little Rock; Cathleen V. Compton, lawyer, Little Rock; Mark E. Matthews, lawyer, Washington; Marsha D. Matthews, lawyer, Washington; Robert M. Cearly, lawyer, Little Rock; Melinda Glasgow, KATV, Little Rock; Marcus Rosenberg, retired, Dallas; Mike Wilson, lawyer, Jacksonville; First PAC, Little Rock; W. Percy Malone, owner, W.P. Malone Co., Arkadelphia; Juan Buono, physician, Little Rock; Woody Futrell, self-employed, Nashville; Randal Hundley, physician, Little Rock; Tommy Womack, lawyer, Jonesboro.
Contributions of $500: Ross A. Albert, lawyer, Kensington, Md.; Frank Henry Bailey, lawyer, Mountain Home; John Baker, lawyer, Little Rock; Joan Baldridge, protocol, Little Rock; Robin Ball, lawyer, Pasadena, Calif; W. Ramsay Ball, real estate, Little Rock; Elizabeth A. Barron, retired, San Rafael, Calif; Comer Boyett Jr., lawyer, Searcy; Betty Brantley, retired, Little Rock; Sam 1. Bratton Jr., lawyer, Little Rock; C.L. Carlton, owner, Carlton construction Co., Nashville; Robert C. Compton, lawyer, El Dorado; Michael B. Coulson, owner, Coulson Oil Co. Inc., North Little Rock; M. Jane Dickey, lawyer, Little Rock; Timothy Dudley, lawyer, Little Rock; Harry L. Ehrenberg, insurance agent, Little Rock; James Engstrom, engineer, Little Rock; John C. Everett, lawyer, Prairie Grove; J.L. Gilbert, administrator, State Highway and Transportation Department, Little Rock; Laurie L. Gildan, lawyer, North Palm Beach, Fla.; John Goodson, lawyer, Texarkana; Steve Harrelson, student, Little Rock; John E. Hearnsberger, physician, Little Rock; C.E. Hendrix, president, Horatio State Bank, Horatio; Vincent M. Insalaco, owner, Family Video, North Little Rock; Beverly L. Ketel, physician, Little Rock; Judd Kidd, lawyer, Little Rock; William Kincaid, federal employee, Washington; V. Markham Lester, professor, Homewood, Ala.; Ark Momoe, lawyer, Little Rock; Ark Monroe 111, lawyer, Little Rock; Ronald L. Motley, lawyer, Charleston, S.C.; George Niblock, lawyer, Fayetteville; Walter Niblock, lawyer, Fayetteville; Gary Nuder, lawyer, Texarkana; Chris Parker, lawyer, Little Rock; Merle F. Peterson, investor, Dumas; Marc Pope, materials manager, Nashville; Daniel Prescott, insurance agency owner, Dallas; Bobby Roberts, public library director, Little Rock; Steven Rosenberg, entrepreneur, Dallas; Jeff Rosenzweig, lawyer, Little Rock; Howard Schultz, accounting business owner, Dallas; John Slaven, physician, Little Rock; Kimbro D. Stephens, lawyer, North Little Rock; Steve Ward, bus distributor, Conway; Betsey Wright, consultant, Rogers; Gwen Yocom, retired, Wake Village, Texas.
SCOTT FERGUSON Contributions over $1,000: American Medical Association PAC; ASAPAC; American Dental PAC; Society of Cardiovascular & Interventional Rad., Fairfax, Va.; College of American Pathologists, Washington.
Contributions of $1,000: Zubin N. Balsara, radiologist, Fort Smith; Bob Bentley, Bob Bentley Insurance, West Memphis; Jerry Biggerstaff, physician, Osceola; Norman Brown III, developer, Germantown, Tenn.; Dione Bryant, nurse, West Memphis; Elliot Max Bryant, student, West Memphis; Ivy Marie Bryant, student, West Memphis; Miles O'Neal Bryant, student, West Memphis; Glen Edward Bryant III, student, West Memphis; G. Edward Bryant Jr.., physician, West Memphis; Earle Burkley, CPA, Jackson, Miss.; Vickie B. Burnett, teacher, Wynne; Don Byrd, mobile home sales, West Memphis; James Crank, investment manager, Dallas, Texas; Dennis O. Davidson, physician, Batesville; Doris Davis, of fice manager, West Memphis; Susan Derossitt, homemaker, Memphis; Vickie Drummond, Drummond Asphalt, Wynne; Baylus S. East, homemaker, Marion; T. Murray Ferguson, retired, West Memphis; Phil Ford, insurance, West Memphis; Sandy Ford, office manager, West Memphis; Powell Fowler, Fowler Concrete, West Memphis; Thomas B. Goldsby, farmer, West Memphis; Robert Hayes, physician, Wynne; C.A. Hays, owner, Systems Contr. Corp., El Dorado; Tom Heisler, psychologist, Wynne; Mrs. William P. Henry, office manager, West Memphis; Dominga Hernandez, office manager, West Memphis; Karen Hester, physician, Blytheville; Jon G. Hobson, president, Johnson Hobson Care Home, Marion; Don Houseworth, businessman, Blytheville; James Hudson, physician, Osceola; Mrs. Paul J. Huffstutter, nurse, West Memphis; Myles Stanley Jones, owner, Flash Markets, Marion; Michael T. King, physician, Little Rock; Michael F. Knox, physician, Little Rock; William Lankford, physician, Germantown, Tenn.; Ching Shan Lin, physician, Osceola; Tony Lollar, manager, Dawson Welding, Blytheville; Mary Magie, businesswoman, Conway; Steve Magie, doctor, Conway; Veletta Martin, retired, St. Louis; Mrs. H. Frank Martin Jr., homemaker, Memphis; H. Frank Martin Jr., physician, Memphis; Bill McAuley, farmer, Proctor; Diann McAuley, Fragrance Manufacturing, Proctor; John M. McAuley, farmer, Proctor; Matt McAuley, farmer, Proctor; Bill McAuley Jr., farmer, Proctor; Hassell McCain, president, McCain Distributing Co., West Memphis; Michael D. McCain, owner, McCain Distributing Co, West Memphis; Zach McClendon Jr., banker, Monticello; Robert F. McCrary Jr., physician, Hot Springs; R. Lee McQueen Jr., executive vice president, FSA, West Memphis; James H. Montgomery, physician, Asheville, N.C; lan F. Murray, Diagnostic Imaging Assoc., West Memphis; Carl Neal Jr., retired, West Memphis; Larry Nichols, chiropractor, Marion; Carol Patterson, secretary, Marion; Harold Patterson, owner, Flash Markets, Marion; David W. Peeler, physician, Memphis; Theresa Peeples, homemaker, West Memphis; Melissa Pierce, nurse, West Memphis; Trent Pierce, doctor, West Memphis; John Price, owner, Price Industries, Monticello; Bennett Rudorfer, physician, West Memphis; Charles E. Russell, automobile dealer, West Memphis; Steve P. Schoettle, physician, West Memphis; N.S. Sechrest, fuel distributor, West Memphis; Jackson T. Stephens, businessman, Little Rock; Grover Stracener, owner, Stracener Bros., Blytheville; Larry Stracener, owner, Stracener Bros., Blytheville; Carla Suiter, teacher, West Memphis; Charles Suiter, contractor, West Memphis; Alice Tenent, retired, West Memphis; Bill Thomas, Real Estate Broker, Wynne; Charles Thomas, Insurance Broker, Wynne; Jane Thompson, teacher/nurse, Wynne; Kenn E. Thompson, farmer, Wynne; Kent Thompson, student, Wynne; Mary Thompson, student, Wynne; N. Gordon Thompson, CPA, Memphis; Gene Thompson, farmer, Parkin; Mrs. Gene Thompson, Thompson Farms, Parkin; Vernon Turk Jr., realtor, West Memphis; Jacqueline Wells, secretary, Osceola; Mark A. West, supervisor, Prospect Steel, Little Rock; D.K. Westmoreland, physician, West Memphis; James Williford, realtor, West Memphis; Steve A. Wilson, farmer, Wilson; Joyce T. Wyatt, retired, West Memphis; Robert N. Wyatt, retired, West Memphis; Clay Yauger, financial manager, West Memphis; AANA ; CRHA PAC, Park Ridge, III.; ACA PAC, Arlington, Va.; American Chiropractic Association PAC, Arlington, Va.; ENT PAC, Alexandria, Va. Contributions of less than $1,000 but more than $500: Larry Giffin, DDS, West Memphis; D. Randolph Ramey, doctor-radiology, Memphis; Buddy House, owner, Heath & House, West Memphis; Roscoe White, owner, Jr. & K Printing Co., West Memphis; William T. Henry, doctor, Little Rock; George R. O'Connor, businessman, Little Rock; Terry Smith, Southwestern Bell, Hot Springs.
Contributions of $500: Jerome Alford, engineer, West Memphis; Tommy Barkley, physician, New Albany, Miss.; Marian Barr, doctor, West Memphis; John E. Bell, physician, Searcy; R.K. Bollinger, farmer, West Memphis; James G. Buffmgton, dentist, West Memphis; James L. Builteman, physician, Fort Smith; Lan F. Burch, optometrist, West Memphis; Willard Burks, physician, Wynne; Claud V. Cash, implement dealer, Trumann; George Caster, engineer, West Memphis; H. David Clifton, physician, Wichita, Kan.; Chadd L. Durrett Jr., lawyer, West Memphis; Lindsey J. Fairley, lawyer, West Memphis; Raymond Scott Fergus, physician, Osceola; Debra Henry Fiser, physician, Little Rock; Robert C. Ford Jr., physician, West Memphis; Robert Foster, physician, Mountain Home; Danette Gocio, homemaker, Pearcy; Ross H. Golding, physician, Reno, Nev.; John fisher Gratz Jr., physician, Osceola; John Hall, rancher, Rudy Murray T. Harris, physician, Fayetteville; David L. Hatfield, physician, Searcy; M.P. Hazzard, physician, Paragould; Sarah Henry, computer consultant, Little Rock; Don Howard, physician, Fordyce; Billie L. Jackson, physician, Macon, Ga.; Chester, W. Jenkins, psychiatrist, El Dorado; John Johnson, vice president, Equitable Agri., Memphis; Dale Johnston, physician, Little Rock; Dianna Jucas, doctor, El Dorado; Francine Kim, physician, Memphis; Robert W. Laakman, physician, Little Rock; Robert J. Landry, physician, Jonesboro; Doug Landry, farmer, Marion; Charles W. Logan, physician, Little Rock; Mark R. Loyd, president, Meramec Specialty Co., West Memphis; James Luker, lawyer, Wynne; Michael Mackey, physician, Jonesboro; Nita H. Magruder, homemaker, Heber Springs; Edward C. Maloney, washing machine sales, Jackson, Miss.; Thomas V. Maxwell, physician, Southern Pines, N.C.; Anthony D. McBride, physician, Mountain Home; Stephen B. Meyer, physician, Wynne; Michael Moody, physician, Salem; JeffMullen, physician, Proctor; David S. Murphy, physician, Russellville; Kenneth R. Nadeau, physician, West Memphis; Terrence A. Oddson, physician, Little Rock; Larry Peebles, doctor, Texarkana, Texas; Chester W. Peeples Jr., physician, West Memphis; Dorothy Pollock, homemaker, Osceola; Ernest Portis, farmer, Lepanto; Charles H. Rodgers, physician, Little Rock; Joe M. Rogers, lawyer, West Memphis; James R. Ross, physician, Memphis; Michelle Roy, homemaker, Little Rock; G. Phillip Schoettle, Jr., physician, Memphis; David R. Segrest, physician, Jackson, Miss.; F.R. Shrader, physician, West Memphis; Marolyn Speer, physician, Stuttgart; Joe H. Stallings, physician, Jonesboro; W.D. Stewart Jr.., dentist, Wynme; Ronald W. Stimpson, banking, Germamtown, Tenn.; Buddy Suiter, realtor, West Memphis; M.M. Traylor, chiropractor, Helena; William M. Traylor, chiropractor, Forrest City; Rebecca Webb, homemaker, West Memphis; Bridget Weiss, homemaker, Little Rock; Curtis Williams, physician, Searcy; Dwight Williams, physician, Paragould; Jack Wilson, physician, Mountain Home; Concerned Executives for Healthcare PAC,; Lanham Telephone Co., West Memphis; Smith Kline Beecham, Philadelphia, Pa.
BLANCHE LINCOLN Contributions over $1,000: AT&T Corp. PAC, Basking Ridge, N.J.; Harrah's Entertainment PAC, Memphis; International Paper PAC, Washington; Sheet Metal Workers PAC, St. Louis; Institute Of Scrap Recycling Industries PAC, Washington; NRLCA PAC, Alexandria, Va.; Scrap PAC, York, Pa.; Hotel Employees & Restaurant Employees, Washington; Kroger PAC, Cincinnati; Women's Campaign Fund, Washington; ConAgra PAC, Washington; ConAgra Inc. Good Government Association, Omaha, Neb.; National Restaurant Association, Washington; National Women's Political Caucus Campaign Support Committee, Washington; Norwest Corp. PAC, Arlington, Va.; SBC Communications Inc. Employee Federal PAC, San Antonio; American Crop Protection Association PAC, Washington; American Crystal Sugar PAC, Moorehead, Minn.; Eastman PAC, Kingsport, Tenn.; Federation Of American Health Systems PAC, Washington; Riceland Foods Inc. PAC, Stuttgart; Television & Radio PAC, Washington; Worldcom Inc.. PAC, Jackson, Miss.
Contributions of $1,000: Sam Angel, banker, Lake Village; David Aston, executive, Axciom, Little Rock; Shannon Aston, housewife, Little Rock; C.C. Baird, farmer, Williford; E.J. Ball, Ball & Mourton, Fayetteville; David Banks, chairman, Beverly Enterprises, Fort Smith; Joe Bell, lawyer, Little Rock; Richard Bell, president, Riceland Foods Inc., Stuttgart; J.W. Benafield, businessman, Little Rock; Dena Benafield, housewife, Little Rock; Paul Benham, lawyer, Little Rock; Becky Blass, housewife, Little Rock; Pat Blass, homemaker, Little Rock; Gus Blass 11, real estate, Little Rock; Gus Blass 111, real estate, Little Rock; William Brewer, businessman, Paragould; Andrew Byrd, unknown, Nashville; Mike Cameron, contractor, Jonesboro; Mac Campbell, student, Fayetteville; Lilburn Carlisle, Thomas Real Estate, Benton; Sandra Carlisle, unknown, Benton; Russell Cartwright, government relations, Arlington, Va.; Tommy Choate, car dealer, Pine Bluff Laura Clark, president, Clark Construction, Dothan, Ala.; Bill Clark, general contractor, Little Rock; Bill Clark, retired, Little Rock; Bob Clement, member of Congress, Nashville, Tenn.; Edith Dee Coffin, unknown, Atlanta; David Condon, lawyer, Alexandria, Va.; Duane Connell, vice president, The Connell Co., Westf~eld. N.J.; Shane Connell, vice president, The Connell Co., Westfield, N.J.;
John Correnti, executive, Nucor Corp., Charlotte, N.C.; Michael Coulson, oil jobber, Little Rock; Robert E. Cramer, member of Congress, Washington, D.C.; Sherman Cullum, farmer, Hickory Ridge; Cecil Cupp, retired, Hot Springs; Richard Darouse, insurance agent, Jonesboro; Miriam Delaire, estate manager, Lakewood, Wash.; Rosa DeLauro, member of Congress, New Haven, Conn.; Jill Docking, stockbroker, Wichita, Kan; Jack Dover, consultant, Alexamdria, Va.; Dennis Eckart, lawyer, McLean, Va.; Don Edmondson, fast food, Forrest City; Trent Felton, farmer, Marianna; Karen Flake, owner, Market Insights, Little Rock; John Flake, real estate, Little Rock; Mike Flynm, executive, Alltel, Little Rock; Joe Ford, businessman, Little Rock; Scott Ford, president, Alltel, Little Rock; Chris Fowler, owner, Fowler Family Investments, Jonesboro; Jama Fowler, owner, Fowler Family Investments, Jonesboro; Mark Fowler, banker, Fowler Family Investments, Jonesboro; Wallace Fowler, banker. Fowler Family Investments, Jonesboro; Wallace Fowler Jr., banking, Fowler Family Investments, Jonesboro; J.H. Fulkerson, asphalt sales, Jonesboro; E.B. Gee, retired, Blytheville; Alfred Gordon, scrap processor, Statesville, N.C.; Kalmam Gordon, vice president, L Gordon Iron & Metal, Statesville, N.C.; Melvin Gordon, scrap processor, Statesville, N.C.; Saul Gordon, scrap processor, Statesville, N.C.; Wanda Grayson, unknown, Fresno, Calif; E.A. Gregory, chairman, United Shows of America, Brentwood, Temn.; Jo Gregory, unknown, Brentwood, Tenn.; Sherland Hamilton, manager, Rector; Jake Hartz, realtor, Stuttgart; Raymond Heem, retired, Jonesboro; Scott Hembree, trucking, Fort Smith; Joe Hilliard, Lee Wilson & Co., Keiser; Liz Hitchcock, banker, Cookeville, Tenn.; Dana Hom, businessman, Riverside, Calif.; Shant Hovnanian, Cellular Vision USA, New York; Ben Hyneman, farm operator, Jonesboro; Hal Hyneman, farm operator, Jonesboro; Marlin Jackson, retired, Conway; Ted Jones, lawyer, Baton Rouge, La.; Florence Jones, housewife, Jonesboro; Phil Jones, CPA, Jonesboro; Amy Jorgensen, unknown, Atlanta; Emest Kelly, president, Telecomm Resellers Assn., Chevy Chase, Md.; Russell King, senior vice president, Freeport-McMoran, Washington; David Lambert, government relations, Washington; Jordan Lambert, farming, Helena; Mark Lee, executive director, Morgan Keegan, Little Rock; Ben Lincoln, retired, Little Rock; Steve Lincoln, physician, Hughes; Lucia Lindley, photographer, Evanston, Ill.; Rigmor Loberg, housewife, Jonesboro; Tom Loberg, owner, Hytrol, Jonesboro; Kimberly Lorence, housewife, Rogers; Rick Lorence, lawyer, Rogers; Andy Lowery, marketing director, Owens Cross Roads, Ala.; Louise Malone, fanning, Lonoke; Georgia May, office furniture sales, Little Rock; Robert May, farmer, Marianna; Stella McCrary, doctor, Hot Springs; Robert McCrary, doctor, Hot Springs; Nancy McDonald, information systems manager, Wilmington, Del.; Randy McNeil, farmer, Newport; Sharon Morgan, unknown, Huntsville, Ala.; Charles Morgan, CEO, Axciom, Conway; Vent Murphy, dentist, Fort Smith; Bob Nolan, chairman, Deltic Timber Co., El Dorado; Ben Owens, Hospital Administration, Jonesboro; Bill Patton, lawyer, Little Rock; Loverd Peacock, physician, Jonesboro; Joe Phillips, retail, Stuttgart; Michael Prince, doctor, Jonesboro; Wade Quinn, owner, J. Wade Quinn Co., Jonesboro; William Rainwater, hotel operator, Jonesboro; Bobby Randolph, area manager, Crossville, Tenn.; Danna Ray, housewife, Monterey, Tenn.; Christine Roller, funeral director, Little Rock; Lee Ronnel, president, Metal Recycling Corp., Lible Rock; J.T. Rose, nursing home industry, Rogers; Nannice Rose, housewife, Rogers; Joseph Rosso, government relations, Washington; Kelly Rucker, government relations, Arlington, Va.; B.A. Rudolph, government relations, Washington; Thomas Ryan, lawyer, Washington; Fred Selz, realtor, Little Rock; Harold Senter, farmer, Keiser; Virginia Shapard, homemaker, Griffn, Ga.; Mack Shous, physician, Paragould; Charles Sievers, consultant, Nashville, Tenn.; Casey Sparkman, retail sales, Little Rock; Carolyn Speed, homemaker, Fort Smith; J.B. Speed, trucking, Fort Smith; Bill Stegbauer, president, Southern Towing, Memphis; Harold Sudbury, radio, Blytheville; Linda Sweeney, housewife, El Dorado; Stan Sweeney, forestry, El Dorado; Dan Tate, consultant, Washington; Harold Tenenbaum, scrap recycler, Little Rock; Joseph Tenenbaum, chairman, Little Rock; Michael Tiner, consultant, Washington; John Troutt, publisher, Jonesboro; John Tutt, farmer, Lonoke; Gene Vance, contractor, Jonesboro; Don Vollman, physician, Jonesboro; Rob Walton, executive, Wal-Mart, Bentonville; Forrest Webb, business executive, Little Rock; Danny Wiginton, chairman, SouthBank, Huntsville, Ala.; Lee Williams, public relations, Alexandria, Va.; M.E. Wilson, agriculture, Wilson; Steve Wilson, president, Lee Wilson & Co., Wilson; Lanmy Young, unknown, Montgomery, Ala.; Robert Young, CEO, Arkansas Best Corp., Fort Smith; Alabama Farmers Federations PAC, Montgomery, Ala.; American Sugar Cane League PAC, Thibodaux, La.; Bond PAC, Washington; Bracewell & Patterson PAC, Washington; Central & South West Corp., Washington; Conmaught Laboratories Inc. A .Pasteur Merieux Connaught Co. PAC, Swiftwater, Pa.; Dairy Farmers of America Inc. Political Action Trust PAC, Thornton, Colo.; Dairy Farmers of America PAC, Springfield, Mo.; DSC Communications PAC, Plano, Texas; Elect-The PAC of the Alabama Farmers Federation, Montgomery, Ala.; Federal Express Corp. PAC, Memphis; International Assn. of Holiday Inns Inc. PAC, Atlanta; Mercantile Bank -- Ken Hammonds, Little Rock; National Telephone Cooperative Association Telephone Education Committee Organization, Washington; NorAm Energy Corp. PAC, Little Rock; Norwest Corp. PAC, Minneapolis; Peco Energy Company PAC, Philadelphia, Pa.; United States Sugar Corp. -- Employee Stock ownership Plan PAC, Clewiston, Fla.; USTA PAC, Washington.
Contributions of less than $1,000 but more than $500: William Brandon, president, First National Bank, Helena; Kathryn Fulton, federal relations, Washington; Dick Horne, lawyer, Little Rock; Thad Kelly, realtor, Helena; Gene Levy, architect, Little Rock; Bart Lindsey, banking, Helena; William Ludwig, owner, Ludwig Distributors, Stuttgart; Greg Means, government relations, Arlington, Va.; Water PAC, Duncan, Okla.; Kim Bayliss, government relations, Washington; Dick Bransford, farmer, Lonoke; Thomas Rose, lawyer, Little Rock; Philip Tappan, executive, Quality Foods, Little Rock; Alabama farmers Federations PAC, Montgomery, Ala.; Kevin Lewey, owner, Forrest City Times Herald, Forrest City; Aubra Anthony, lawyer, E1 Dorado; Charles Goforth, businessman, Fayetteville; Waiter Wright, lawyer, Little Rock; Martha Murphy, housewife, Fort Smith.
Contributions of $500: Roger Ackerman, retired, Sumter, S.C.; Mary Arm Arnold, executive, E Ritter And Co Marked Tree; Andrew Athy Jr., O'Neil and Athy, Washington; John Bailey, real estate, Little Rock; Mack Ball, president, Chamber of Commerce, Eudora; Sherry Bartley, lawyer, Little Rock; James Beck, lawyer, Philadelphia, Pa.; Bill Benton, banker, Hughes; Eric Berman, scrap processor, Jacksonville, Fla.; George Billingsley, businessman, Bella Vista; Diane Blair, retired, Fayetteville; Billie Bobbitt, retired, Sidney, Ohio; Karolyn Bond, public relations, Little Rock; Terry Braden, physician, Jonesboro; Sissi Bramdon, retired, Little Rock; Abe Brenner, scrap processor, Winston Salem, N.C.; Frank Brenner, scrap recycler, Greensboro, N.C.; Mike Brenner, scrap processor, Winston Salem, N.C.; Bill Brewster, president, R Duffy Wall & Associate, Washington; John Bridgeforth, lawyer, Forrest City; Betty Brown, retired, Little Rock; Lee Brown, lawyer, Little Rock; Marty Buchman, Scrap Metal Processor, Paragould; Margaret Clark, retired, Little Rock; Peggy Clark, owner, Clark Timberlands, Arkadelphia; Barbara Clark, housewife, Little Rock; Charles Clark, president, Clark Iron & Metal, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; Marty Coco, distributor, Hot Springs; Mark Cohen, scrap processor, Atlanta; Kevin Conway, vice president of sales, Southern Towing, Memphis; John Cooper, real estate, Bella Vista; Bob Cosgrove, insurance agent, West Memphis; Ray Coulson, oil jobber, Little Rock; Buzz Crafton, owner, Rupert Crafton Commission, Blytheville; Wayner Cranford, advertising CRJW, Little Rock; Oliver Cuppedge, farming, Armorel; Sam Dattel, real estate, Memphis; George Davis, retired, Little Rock; Jim Deer, ophthalmologist, Little Rock; Jim Deer Jr , ophthalmologist, Little Rock; Ronnie Dowdy, trucking, Batesville; Steve Dumey, owner, Economy Boat Store, Lakeland, Tenn.; Macon Edwards, government relations, Washington; John Eldridge, lawyer, Augusta; Chuck Ensminger, consultant, Little Rock; Nelson Fairbanks, U S Sugar Corp., Clewiston, Fla.; Elmer Ferguson, chairman, De Witt Bank & Trust Co., DeWitt; Dennis Ferra, CFO, Alltel, Little Rock; Tony Fiippin, doctor, Fort Smith; Jo Ellen Ford, homemaker, Liule Rock; Carol Foreman, government relations, Chevy Chase, Md.; Gaylia Fortson, owner, Sterling Print, Little Rock; James Free, president, The Smith-Free Group, Washington; Wesley Freemyer, collector, Helena; Mike Freeze, fish farmer, Keo; Laura Garrett, unknown, Royal; Tom Gibbons, lawyer, Little Rock; Frank Giglia, manager, Lakeland, Fla.; George Ginsburg, scrap processor, Virginia Beach, Va.; Miles Goggans, broker, Little Rock; Blanche Goldenberg, Balf Co., West Hartford, Conn.; Brian Graham, Public affairs, Washington; Micah Green, executive vice president, The Bond Market, Potomac, Md.; Mike Grisso, consultant, Centreville, Va.; Donis Hamilton, lawyer, Paragould; Jenmie Helderman, unknown, Florence, Ala.; Steve Higginbothom, farming, Marianna; Dick Hill, chairman, Daymark, Inc., Russellville; Skip Holland, consultant, Hot Springs; Jocelyn Hong, lobbyist, Washington; Sam Hummelstein, president, Hummelstein Iron/Metal Works, Jonesboro; Steve Humphries, CPA, Little Rock; Robert Hurley, government relations, Arlington, Va.; Mark Irion, president, Dutko & Associates Inc., Chevy Chase, Md.; Alston Jennings, lawyer, Little Rock; John Johnston, retired, Asheville, N.C.; Philip Jones, real estate, Jonesboro; Robert Jones, lawver, Jonesboro; Drake Keith, CEO, Entergy Corp., Little Rock; Jeff Kennedy, vice president, K&W Recycling, Columbia, S.C.; Harold Kennedy, Scrap Dealer, Laurens, S.C.; Theresa Kirk, secretary and treasurer, Paragould; Thomas Kirk, owner, Tom Kirk Chevrolet-Olds, Paragould; Bernice Kizer, retired, Fort Smith; Louise Klein, retired, Kensington, Calif; Jay Klempner, scrap recycler, Louisville, Ky.; Martin Kogon, scrap processor, Atlanta; Evan Koplin, Scrap Dealer, Macon, Ga.; John Kyle, consultant, Morgan City, La.; Steve Lauter, executive, South Metals Recycling, Wilmington, N.C.; Joe Lee, agribusiness, McCrory; Jack Levin, vice president, Levin Brothers Inc., Greensboro, N.C; Seymore Levin, scrap recycler, Greensboro, N.C.; Robert Levy, Metal Broker, Columbia, S.C.; Pert Lincoln, retired, Little Rock; Sally Lutz, artist, Cambridge, Mass.; Ellen Malcolm, investor, Washington; Lynn Marshall, senior vice president, Usable Life, Little Rock; Camille Massie, government relations, Alexandria, Va.; Jim Massie, government relations, Alexandria, Va.; William Mattox, executive vice president, Mutual Of Omaha Companies, ; Arlington, Va.; Ned McWherter, governor, Temnessee, Dresden, Tenn.; Dan Miller, farmer, Marianna; Amy Mitchell, certified legal assistant, Little Rock; Jerald Moore, vice president, Beverly Enterprises, Franklin, Tenn.; Beadle Moore, businessman, Little Rock; Mike Munafo, scrap metal processor, Greenville, S.C.; Lloyd Munsey, retired, Little Rock; Emmett Neal, director of operations, Magnolia Marine Transport, Vicksburg, Miss.; Don Nelms, Nelms Auto Stores, Fayetteville; Harold Newburger, scrap processor, Memphis; Bartley O'Hara, government relations, Washington; Christopher O'Neill, government relations, Washington; Millard Oakley, lawyer, Livingston, Tenn.; Jennings Osborne, businessman, Little Rock; Gerald Perry, CEO, Dutko Group, McLean, Va.; Merle Peterson, businessman, Dumas; James Phillips, retired/Operates B&B, Fordyce; Williarn Prescott, president, A&P Recycling Company, Sumter, S.C.; Jack Ray, banker, Monterey, Tenn.; Barbara Reagan, retired, Dallas, Texas; Stephanie Reed, government relations, Alexandria, Va.; Mike Ronnel, trader, Little Rock; Julian Rothbaum, investor, Tulsa; John Russell, vice president of sales, Holywood Marine Inc.., Houston, Texas; Bob Russell, owner, Russell Chevrolet Honda, Sherwood; James Ryan, retired, Little Rock; Gerald Saracini, wholesaler, Newport; Gary Sasser, business executive, Cookeville, Tenn.; Louis Schaaf, medical consultant, Jonesboro; Lou Schickel, investor, Little Rock; A.L. Schilbe, scrap processor, Martinsville, Va.; Gary Sebree, fanner, Stuttgart; David Serls, Scrap Metal . Processor, York, Pa.; Marvin Siegel, president, Spartan Iron & Metal Corp., Spartanburg, S.C.; Jerry Sims, banker, Blytheville; James Smith, scrap recycler, Selmer, Tenn.; Jim Spainhower, retired, Rogers; David Stewart, scrap processor, Sumter, S.C.; James Terrill, chairman, U.S. Sugar Corp., Clewiston, Fla.; David Tittsworth, executive director, ICAA, Washington; Richard Tomayko, unknown, Franklin, Tenn.; Michael Tongour, goverurnent relations, Washington; Byron Trauger, lawyer, Nashville; Leanne Wagner, vice president, Smith Kline Beecham, Madison, N.J.; Bill Walmsley, lawyer, Batesville; Ted Waxler, owner, Waxler Towing Co., Memphis; Hunter Welles, doctor, Jackson, Tenn.; Richard White, government relations, Washington; Sam White, government relations, Herndon, Va.; Jaan Whitehead, unknown, Washington; Dick Williams, insurance, Knoxville, Tenn.; Bill Woodyard, lawyer, Little Rock; David Wright, Delta Perfusion, Jonesboro; Joe Yee, unknown, Lake Village; William Young, doctor, Jonesboro; Alltel Corp. PAC, Little Rock; American Maritime Officers PAC, Washington; American Portland Cement Alliance, Washington; BellSouth Corp. Employees' Federal PAC, Atlanta; BellSouth PAC, Washington; Century Telephone Enterprises Inc. Federal PAC, Momoe, La.; Communications Satellite Corporation Comsat PAC, Bethesda, Md.; Employees Federal PAC - Carolina Power & Light Co., Raleigh, N.C.; Ernst and Young PAC, Washington; Florida Crystals PAC, Washington; Florida Sugar Cane League PAC, Clewiston, Fla.; Leadership 21, Alexandria, Va.; Mead Corp. Effective Citizenship Fund, Dayton, Ohio; Mercantile BanCorporation Inc. Federal PAC, St. Louis; Met-Life Employees PAC, Washington; National Association of Federal Credit Unions, Arlington, Va.; National Pork Producers Council Pork PAC, De Moines, Iowa; Pepsico Inc. Concerned Citizens Fund, Purchase, N.Y.; Rio Grande Valley Sugar Growers Inc. PAC, Santa Rosa, Texas; Seafarers International Union PAC, Suitland, Md.; Team Ameritech PAC, Chicago; Van Ness Feldman PC PAC, Washington.
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